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Dawson Robert, lab. r Bedwell n Lafayette av.
Dawson Samuel, carp. r East nr the brook Day G. W. printer, bds. College cor. Mau- vaisterre
Day John, wagonmkr. r es Vorhees n Inde- pendence av.
Day Josiah, agt. r ws Kosciusko s Grove
Dayton Frank Mrs. w College av. opp Park Dayton Frank L. bookkeeper, r ns College ab Prospect
Dayton O. E. (Dayton & Russell) r W. State nr Kosciusko
Dayton & Russell (O. E. Dayton and C. H. Russell) watches and jewelry, ws Square nr Morgan
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Dean Melville C. engineer Oak Lawn Re- treat
Dear Edward, lightning rod agt. r es Cald- well n North
DEATON AUGUSTUS, lawyer, office
Court house, r W. State e Westminster, was born Jan. 19, 1856, in Morgan Co. three miles northwest of the city; in the Fall of 1874 he came to the city and studied law with J. N. Brown, was admitted to practice Jan. 1, 1878 ; does a general claim and collection business in connection with his profession
DeCastro Domingos, shoemkr. r ss College av. e East
DeCastro Joaquim, plasterer, r Diamond n W.R.R.
DeCastro John, lab. r Freedman w Diamond DeFrates Albert, teamster, r Sandusky s W. R.R.
DeFrates Anthony, r North w West
DeFrates Antonio, lab. r Diamond n Freed- man
I)eFrates Antonio, r Sandusky s W.R.R.
DeFrates Augustine, gardener, r Indepen- dence av.
DeFrates Emanuel, lab. r Diamond s Freed- man
I)e Frates Emanuel, lab. r Illinois av. s Inde- pendence av.
DeFrates Jacob, lab. r Pine n W. R.R.
D)eFrates John, lab, r Diamond n Freedman
1)e Frates Joseph, lab. r Lafayette av. w Dia- mond
DeFrates Joseph, lab. r Myrtle av. n Inde- pendence av.
DeFrates Joseph, painter, r State e Square
DeFrates Phillip, painter, r Caldwell s W. R.R.
De Frates Sebastian, teamster, r Lafayette av. w Diamond
DeGastrew Thero, shoemkr. r 316 E. College av.
Degen Charles, clk. r ns College av. nr East
D)egen Fred. (Becker, Rottger & Degen) r ns College av. nr East
Deiss T. L. printer Journal, r E. State
Delaney John, farm overseer Oak Lawn Re- treat
Delaney John, waiter, r ws Square nr Court Delany Joseph, barkpr. r Sandy nr R.R. track Delaney William, lab. r es N. Sandy n R.R.
DELEUW OSCAR A. lawyer 4 Gal- laher's blk. r Morton av. cor. Main
Demarest Martha Mrs. r es Franklin opp. Public School
Dennenberg Anna, attendant Insane Asylum Derrico Henry, hostler, r W.R.R. e Pine
DeSilva Charles, r Lafayette av. w Diamond * DeSilva Emanuel, lab. r Diamond s Freed- 1
man
DeSilva Frank, lab. r Diamond s Freedman DeSilva Joseph, tinsmith, r Lafayette av. w Diamond
Devine David J. (Murphy, Miller & Devine) bds. Southern hotel
Devine Lawrence, plumber, r Independence av. n .P.P.& J.R.R.
Devine Patrick, foreman shoe shop D. and D. Asylum
Devine Patrick H. farmer, r Independence av. n P.P.& J.R.R.
Devlin Charles, painter, r ns Wolcott e Clay av.
Devlin John, printer r East ne cor. Dunlap Devlin Matthew, sr. drayman, r Sheridan e Illinois av.
Devlin Matthew, boilermkr. r Sheridan e Illinois av.
DEVORE J. H. whose portrait appears in this work, is Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, was born June 24, 1829, in Fayette County, Ky. He came to this county with his parents in 1831, who located within about six miles south of Jacksonville, near his present farm, (in tp. 14, r. IO, sec. 22,) which he purchased in 1850; in 1851 he commenced farming and feeding as well as raising stock,which busi- ness he is 'still engaged in. Mr. D. was nominated for the office of County Com- missioner, and elected, in 1873; this was the first election under the new constitu- tion; his term expiring in 1875, he was re- elected. During his entire term of office, he has held the chairmanship of the board. Was married May 27,1851, to Miss Cather- ine J. Van Winkle, who was born in Wayne County, Ky .; the family consists of three boys, William T., James H., and Robert L,, and four girls, Sarah E., Mary J., Annie R., and Lucy M.
Dew John, teamster, r ws East s Morgan av.
Dewees M. J. Mrs. r ns W. State e Church Debbitt Ella Mrs. bds. es East s North
Dice George, waiter, r ws Square nr Court Dick Valentine, attendant Insane Asylum
JACKSONVILLE.
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DICKENS J. H. REV. - Retired minister, residence nw cor. Clay av. and Superior av. Mr. D. was born in Clarks- ville, Tenn., in 1810. At the age of nine- teen, he married, and the next year-1830 -came to Illinois. He was trained under the code of General Jackson. Had only a common school education, and with few opportunities has made his way in the world. He served in the Black Hawk war, in 1831, and passed through many of the rigors of that campaign. In 1831, he professed religion,and in 1833, was appoint- ed to the pastorate of the Jacksonville M. E. church. The town was then small, and during Mr. Dickens' pastorate, passed through the scourge of the cholera. He has always been a firm abstainer, strong tem- perence advocate, and though offered intox- icating drinks, and familiar with them from his infancy, has always firmly opposed them, and by word and deed, upheld the cause of temperance and reform. Raised in a slave State, he imbibed pro-slavery views, but on coming to Illinois, not long after changed his opinions, and by 1838, was a strong abolitionist, of the old style. In 1844, he was made agent for the Mc- Kendree College, at Lebanon, which institution he cleared of a heavy debt, and placed it in a good financial basis. Think- ing much of the needs for the education of women, and feeling a lack of such advan- tages, he presented a plan to the Confer- · ence of his church, the result of which was the establishment of the present Female College, in Jacksonville, so well known, and of so great influence. He has labored all his life for the good of Church and State, and now, in his 68th year, sees the fruit of his toil. Mr. and Mrs. Dickens have five children, all raised to maturity, married and settled. The three boys all served in the late war, the health of their father forbidding his taking any part therein. His strength is yet good, and like the past, is used for his God, his country, and humanity
Dickinson Horace, dry goods, r Court nw cor. Fayette
Doan F. M. (Palmer & Doan) r N. Diamond Dobyns John B. sr. (Dobyns & Co.) r ns W. State nr Pine
Dobyns John B. jr. clerk, r ss State e Clay
Dobyns Thomas P. (Dobyns & Co.) r ss East e Clay av.
Dobyns & Co. ( John P. sr. and Thomas P. Dobyns) boots and shoes es Square nr Court
Dod George J. lawyer 7 Gallaher's block, r nr S. Diamond nr Grove
Dod J. M. (Welch & Dod) 1 823 Grove Dodsworth Stephen, r East sw cor. Kentucky
Dodsworth S. Mrs. r 835 East
Dodsworth Wm. farmer, r 835 East
Dommermouth Charles, r 1004 N. Main
Donohue Patrick, lab. r W.R.R. w Pine
Donovan Jesse, carp. r Goltra n Morton av.
Donovan Patrick, lab. r ns Anna w West
Donovan William, lab. r Centre cor. Illinois Dooley Owen, lab. r Centre e Illinois av.
Dooley P. lab. r Mauvaisterre cor. Franklin
Dooling P. lab. r Fayette n Richards
Dooling Thomas, lab. Insane Asylum
Dorwood Edward, butcher, r N. Diamond n Walnut
Dorwart Frederick, carp. r Lafayette av. e Pine
Dorwart Martin, carp. r Lafayette av. e Pine Doty Benjamin, blksmth. r Court cor. West Doty D. C. tailor ws Square nr State, r Court cor. West
Doty E. r ss Michigan av. sw cor. Clay av. Doty Wm. carp. r ss Michigan av. e East
Dougherty J. A. physician and surgeon se cor. Square, r Hardin av. ne cor. College
Dovlin Philip, lab. r Reid & Co's brick yard
Dowd Charles, brkiayr. r Lafayette av. w Bedwell
Dowd Ignatius, brklayr. r Lafayette av. w Bedwell
Dowsling John, blksmth. r W. College w West
Doying George E. (T. D. Price & Co.) r Col- lege cor. Mauvaisterre
Doyle Edward, drayman, r Pine n Lafayette av.
Doyle John P. carp. r ns Lafayette av. e East Draper Charles, lawyer, r 305 College.
Draper Charles L. clerk Abstract Office, r West cor. College
Dresbach T. E. clerk, r East s College
Dresbach W. O. (W. O. Dresbach & Co.) r Vandalia av. cor. Main
DRESBACH W. O. & CO. (W.O. Dresbach and W. H. Black) dealers in clothing, gents' furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc., north side Public Square. Mr. Dres-
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bach, the head of this firm, is a son of the Rev. Simon Dresbach, of Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, where he was born, July 24, 1842. He came to Jacksonville in 1864, and engaged in the above named business in the same store they now occupy. He is a wide-awake business man, and to this fact we can attribute his success in the clothing business. Mr. Black, his partner, was born in Hopkinsville, Christain Co. Kentucky, April 6, 1833, and came to Morgan County two years later, and has until about a year ago, devoted his time to farming, when he connected himself with Mr. D. in the clothing line
Dressler Carl, tailor, bds. College av. cor. West
Dressler Frantz, tailor, bds. College av. cor. West
Driffield Thomas M. (Clarke & Driffield) r Court w Diamond
Driscoll Cornelius, lab. r N. Sandy n R.R.
Drummons Lizzie Miss, r Lafayette av. n Sandy
Ducket Lizzie, attendant Insane Asylum
Duckett Caleb, farmer, r ws Goltra av. s Chambers
Duckworth M. E. Mrs. dressmkr. r ws Church s Grove
Duffy P. J. painter, r ss Wolcott e Clay av. Dugan William, lab. r Short n Walnut
Dugger Richard, clerk, r 427 S. Mauvaisterre Duke Jacob, lab. r ss Anna e Church
DUMMER, BROWN & RUS-
SELL (H. E. Dummer, W. Brown, R. D. Russell) lawyers ss State w West
Dummer C. H. law student, r ss College av. 2 w Prairie
Dummer Frank, law student, r ss College av. 2 w Prairie
DUMMER HENRY E. (Dummer, Brown & Russell) r ss College av. 2 W Prairie
Dummer W. F. law student, r ss College av. Prairie
Dunavan George, bridgebldr. r East nw cor. Dunlap
Dunavan Samuel, boarding house ws N. Main n R.R.
Dunbrack C. H. bkpr. Central Illinois Loan Agency, r ws Sandy nr Square
Duncan E. dentist ss Square nr Sandy, r North nr East
Duncan Jordan, lab. r ws Fayette s Richards
Dunlap C. clerk W. A. Alcott, r ns College av. e Westminster
DUNLAP HOUSE, W. State, W. F. Dunlap, proprietor, rates $2 and $2.50 per day; one hundred first-class rooms. Sample rooms on first floor for the accommodation of commercial men. Street cars pass the door from all the depots
DUNLAP IRVIN, sheriff of Morgan County, and ex-officio collector of taxes, office Court House, r Main cor. College av. Was born March 12, 1835, in Champaign County, Ohio. Came to this city in 1840, was elected sheriff of this county in 1874; Ieceiving the nomination a second time, he was re-elected in 1876; was also elected alderman from the first ward for two terms, 1869 and 1870
Dunlap James Col. r Dunlap house
Dunlap Jeptha, retired, r Lafayette e San- dusky
Dunlap M. F. bookkeeper First Nat. Bank, r College av. cor. Main
Dunlap S. Mrs. r ns W. College av. e West- minster
DUNLAP W. F. proprietor Dunlap house
Dunwell Elizabeth, wid. Squire, r Prairie n . Lafayette av.
Durfee E. H. (R. D. Durfee & Son) bds. State nw cor. Pine
Durfee R. D. (R. D. Durfee & Son) r State nw cor. Pine
Durfee R. D. & Son (R. D. and E. H. Dur- fee) dry goods, es Square nr W. State
Dutch E. J. bookkeeper, r ss W. College av. e Stevenson
Dutch Mary A. Miss, teacher D. and D. Asy- lum, bds. Mrs. A. McElroy's
E ADS THOMAS, r es Clay av. n Mor- ton av.
Eames C. M. (Simmons & Eames) r State cor. Prairie
Eames T. D. retired, r ns W. State e Prairie Earley Frank, laborer, r es Goltra av. s Chambers
Early Jane, cook D. and D. Asylum
Easter John D. Rev. pastor Episcopal church, r ws Lincoln av. s Mound av.
Eastman Samuel, chief engineer D. and D. Asylum
Eberhardt George, baggagemaster Wabash depot, r Sandy n North
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Ebey L. C. r Court ne cor. East
Eckels Louis, clerk, r S. East nr Insane Asy- lum
Eden Levina, teacher D. and D. Asylum Edgeirton Belle, attendant Insane Asylum Ehni John, carpenter, r ss E. College e East Eiler John, grocer, r ws N. Main n Dunlap Eilerts John, grocer, N. Main cor. Dunlap, r N. Main n Dunlap
Eldridge A. D. agt. Hunt, Partridge & Co. notions, W. State nr West, r N. Diamond n North
Eldridge Bertie, clk. r N. Diamond n North Eldridge L. R. clk. bds. ws Diamond n North Eldridge Wm. B. miller, r es S. Main s P.O. Ellicock Eliza M. Miss, clk. r S. Main s Col- lege
Ellicock S. clerk, r E. College e East
Ellicock W. auctioneer, ns Square nr Main, r S. Main s College
Elliott Charles, candy stand, r ns North w East
Elliott Charles, bus driver, r ss E. Morgan w Clay av.
Elliott E. R. (Hockenhull, King & Elliott) r College av. cor. Church
Elliott Frank, clerk, r State nr Prospect
Elliott Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r ns North w East
Elliott J. W. teller Hockenhull, King & El- liott, r College av. cor. Church
Elliott Martha Mrs. r ns Grove w West Elliott Mollie Mrs. r es N. Sandy n R.R. Elliott Oliver, carpenter, bds. Thos. Eaves'. Elliott Robert, laborer, r 513 S. West
Elliott R. P. ex. messenger, r ss Rout e C & A. R.R.
Elliott W. S. carpenter, bds. Thos. Eaves' Ellis Mattie, seamstress Insane Asylum.
Ellis Stephen, engineer, r Lafayette av. w Fayette
Ellrich Frank, cigarmaker, bds. College av. nr East
Elmer Z. L. millwright, r ns Dunlap w Clay av.
Embree Ellen Mrs. r ss Anna w West
Embree Thos. peddler, r ws Fayette s Anna
Emerich Albert, baker, r College av. nr Gray av.
Emmis H. carp. r ws Goltra av. s Chambers Engel Henry (Leurig & Engel) r East cor. North
Engel Philip, clerk, r ns Square nr Main Engel William, baker, r East cor. North
England Benjamin, carder, r Fayette n La- fayette av.
English D. W. Rev. pastor Centennary M. E. church, r 328 E. State
English Nathaniel, physician, r ns Court e State
Ennis H. M. farmer, r ws S. Main n Cham- bers
Ensminger J. grain dealer, r 913 W. College av.
Ensminger T. K. bkpr. r 913 W. College av. Entwistle Alfred, warper, r Lafayette av. w Prairie
Epler Cyrus, circuit judge, r W. State w Caldwell
Epler Frank, asst. cash. First Nat. Bank r 913 W. College av.
Epler S. M. (Epler & "Callon) r.College av. cor. Westminster
Epler William F. asst. cash. First Nat. Bank, bds. ss College av. nr Westminster
Epler & Callon (J. M. Epler and W. P. Callon) lawyers, 3 Chambers blk.
Eppinger W. (Lehman & Eppinger) r E. North cor. Yates
Ericksen G. tailor, r Duncan cor. Reed
Ervin Alexander, marble dealer ss Morgan e Square, r North cor. East
Evans Arden, painter, r ns E. College av. e R.R.
Evans Elijah, painter, r es East s North
Evans Emily, wid. Elijah, r State nr Sandy
Evans John (Huntley, Evans & Co.) r St. Louis, Mo.
Evans John, painter, r Goltra av. s Chambers
Evans Mary Mrs. r ws Church s Grove Evans William, clk. bds. Park hotel
Evans William C. painter, r A. Evans
Ewing John, carp. r Hardin av. se cor. Cham- bers
Ewing R. C. music dealer, r ns Grove e Pros- per
Eyles William, shoemkr. r ss Jordan nr Church
F AIRBANK D. W. ns W. State w
Square r Westminster nr College av. dealer in grass seeds, sewer pipe, fire brick, fire clay, road scrapers, pumps, plows, planters, reapers, vibrators and old style threshers, farm and spring wagons, buggies, and a full line of all kinds of farming im- plements
Fairbanks Henry, blksmth. bds. Commercial
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Fairchild L. F. Miss, r ns E. State
Fairchild M. A. Mrs. r ns E. State
Fanning Edgar, farmer, r 401 College
Fanning George, clk. Palmer & Cox, r Church cor. College
Farrell Alice, cook Sanitarium
Farrell F. G. cash. First Nat. Bank, r State sw cor Kosciusko
Farrer Joseph, shoemkr. r ns E. College av. e East
Farris William, teamster, r. W.R.R. e East
Faul George, farmer, r Centre e Illinois av.
Fay James A. dep. assessor Court House, r ns North w Sandy
Fay Mary J. teacher, r North w Sandy
Fay Sarah, wid. Mark, r North w Sandy
Fay William L. foreman Journal, r North nr West
Fearon Charles, clk. r East nr T.W. & W. R.R.
Fearon John, painter, r East ne cor. Lafayette av.
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Fearon J. J. (Ingalls & Co.) r East cor. La- fayette av.
Fearon Patrick, carp. r N. East cor. Lafayette av.
Feisel Jacob Rev. pastor German Meth. church, r ns W. Morgan w West
Fell Thomas H. (Metcalf & Fell) r S. Main cor. Kentucky
Fell William, mail clk. P.O. r ws East nr Chambers
Felton Byron A. farmer, r W. College av. e Westminster
Felton William P. r ss W. College av. e Westminster
Fenton G. W. painter, r es Mauvaisterre s Square
Ferguson Stokes, foreman job. dept. Courier r ns College av. w Hardin av.
Fernandes Alice Mrs. r ss E. College e Mauvaisterre
Fernandes D. r ns Lafayette av. e East
Fernandes Emanuel, carp. r es Vorhees n In- dependence av.
Fernandes Emanuel C. lab. r Diamond n La- fayette av.
Fernandes Frank, r Myrtle av. s Independ- ence av.
Fernandes John, teamster, r Diamond s Wal- nut
Fernandes Joseph, driver, r Walnut e Cald- well
Fernandes Joseph G. fireman, r Myrtle av. s Independence av.
Fernandes Rosaline Mrs. r Independence av. n P.P. & J.R.R.
Fernandes Vincent, lab. r W.R.R. w Cald- well
Ferreira Frank, grocer, Lafayette av. e C. & A.R.R.
Ferreira Mathias, brklyr. r Illinois av. s In- dependence av.
Ferris Joseph, molder Morgan Foundry
Field A. J. teamster, r es East s Franklin
Feld A. L. attendant Insane Asylum ,
Fieldcamp John, yardman D. and D. Asylum Fields A. roofer and paver, r es S. Main s College
Fields G. N. lawyer, r 915 Diamond
Figueira Joseph, saloon, ns Court w Square, r Lincoln av. nr Diamond Grove
Figueira Louis, barkpr. r Lincoln av. nr Dia- mond Grove
Fink John H. carp. State nw cor. East, r Clay av. n Morton av.
Fink Peter J. barber, r Church sw cor. Lafay- ette av.
Finn E. lab. r ns Rout e Hardin av.
Fitzpatrick John, clk. r Lurton nr College
First National Bank, Edward Scott, pres ; F. G. Farrell, cash, sw cor, Square
First Portuguese Church (Presbyterian) SS Jordan w Fayette
Fischer Fred A. porter, r East nr College
Fisher C physician, ws Square cor. Morgan, r S. Main beyond Brook
Fisher Elizabeth Mrs. r 713 W. College.
Fisher Henry, broom mkr. r Wabash av. n P. P.& J.R.R.
Fisher Joshua, police, r Hardin av. cor. Mor- ton av.
Fisher Lizzie, attendant Insane Asylum
Fisher Mattie Miss, teacher r 713 W. College Fisher Nettie B. clk. r E. College nr Clay av. Fitch D R. dry goods, r Lafayette av. cor. Greghan
Fitzgerald Hannah, attendant Insane Asylum Fitzgerald Mary Mrs. r Diamond end College Fitzgerald Patrick, barkpr. r North nr junc- tion
Fitzgibbons Thomas, grocer, r East sw cor. Morton av.
Fitzgibbon Thomas, tobacconist, r W. College av. cor. Park
Fitzpatrick John, clk. r es Lurton s Col- lege
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Fitzsimmons O. D. pres. Jacksonville Nat. Bank, r 913 Grove end Prospect
Flack Charles E. (Upham & Flack) r Van- dalia rd.
Fleishley Conrad, brewer, r North end Main Floberg Christine, ironer Insane Asylum Floberg Mary, cook Insane Asylum Flowers G. W. painter, bds Commercial hotel Flynn Patrick, lab. r Lafayette av. cor. Green Flynn Thomas, lab. r Lafayette av. cor. Green Flynn William, r. Lafayette av. cor. Green Foley John, janitor, r. Caldwell s W. R.R. Follansbee S. C. engineer Insane Asylum Hospital, r es S. Main opp Hospital
Foreman A. (Foreman & Sharp) r East cor. Kentucky
Foreman & Sharp (A. Foreman and E. Sharp) groceries, E. State nr East
Foreman W. W. r. 450 E. State
Fortado Frank, r· Independence av. cor. Illi- nois
Fortado J. L. marblecutter, r Independence av. cor. Illinois
Fortney Mary, wid. George, r 322 N. West Foster A. M. farmer, r ss E. State opp Blind Asylum
Foster M. R. Mrs. millinery, cloaks and no- tions, ss Square cor. Main, r 306 W. Col- lege av.
Foster W. H. traveling agt. r College e West
Founce Jacob, carp. r ns. Lafayette av. e East Fowler - Mrs. r ss College e West Fox Adelia Mrs. r ns Dunlap w Clay av.
Fox Charles H. Col. lawyer, ws Square nr. .
Court, r es Main nr College
Fox E. farmer, r ss Rout e C.& A.C.RR.
FOX GEORGE W. es Sandy s of the Square, manufacturer and jobber in all kinds of tin, copper, and sheet iron ware ; makes a specialty of tin roofing and gut- tering. Mr. F. is also connected with a dairy on Lincoln av. from which he supplies families, groceries, hotels, etc., with the purest milk at reasonable rates
Fox Henry, tinner, r C. H. Fox
Fox J. M. watches and jewelry, ws Square nr State, r Main beyond creek Fox Thomas, lab. r Centre e Illinois av. Foy Mary Mrs. r Sheridan e Illinois av. Frank Emanuel, lab. r W. R.R. w Diamond Frank Emanuel, driver, r Walnut e Caldwell Frank Jacob, tailor, r N. Sandy n R.R. Frank John, r W. R.R. e Pine
Franklin Wm. cook Dunlap house
Franz Henry, janitor Ill. College, r College grounds
Franz Robert, painter, r College Hill
Frazier Robert, teamster, r Lafayette av. w Diamond
Frazier Thomas, teamster, r Lafayette av. w Diamond
Freeman A. lab. r ws Fayette n Morton av.
Freeman E. P. Mrs. r S. Main se cor. Mor- ton av.
Freeman J. W. med. student, r ws S. Main se cor. Morton av.
Frese Henry, cigars and tobacco, es Mau- vaisterre s Square
Frost Frank N. printer Journal, r E. State Frost L. A. Dr. asst. supt. Insane Asylum
Fry Dewitt C. county constable, r Fayette sw cor. Duncan
Fry J. V. farmer, r Hardin av. s Chambers Fry Susan Mrs. r es N. Sandy n R.R.
Fuchs William, butcher, r ss Wolcott e Clay av.
Fuller Charles M. yard-master, r North sw cor. Brown
Fuller H. C. saddlery, es Square nr Morgan, r Morgan cor. Prairie
Furgeson Stokley, printer, bds. H. L. Clay's ,
GABELINE WM. clerk, bds. F. M. Springer's
Gaddis J. Mrs. r W. College av. cor. Dia- mond
Gailey Lizzie, attendant Insane Asylum
Galbraith A. E. Mrs. r ns E. State
Gallagher Terrance, drayman, r Railroad e Howe
Galligher William Rev. Pres. minister, r 823 Grove
Gambell J. T. (Gambell & Carver) r State ne cor. Kosciusko
Gambell & Carver (J. T. Gambell and J. C. Carver) groceries, flour, feed, etc. W. State nr West
Garden Joseph G. stonecutter, r Indepen- dence av. n P.P. & J.R.R.
Gardner Seth, clk. r ws Main nr Morton av. 'Gardner S. Miss, teacher, bds. B. R. Rucker's Garfield C. D. Mrs. teacher, bds. Jno. W. Goltra's
Gasman Charles, lab. r P.P.& J.R.R. n Wa- bash av.
Gass Benjamin F. architect, r East nw cor. Washington
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Gates Mrs. r ns W. College av. e Church
Gause John B. painter, r es Clay av. s Frank- lin
Gay D. lab. r es Lurton s College
Gebelein William, clk. Loar & Grierson, bds.
S. Main nr College av.
George Albert N. fireman Insane Asylum Geraci Antony, barber, r Main cor. North
Gerbing William, butcher, r West s Lafay- ette av.
Getty Leulla J. supervisor D. and D. Asy- lum
Gibbons Alice Miss, seamstress, r Mrs. J. Gibbons'
Gibbons Julia Mrs. tailoress, r ns E. College av. e East
Gibbons Leslie, teamster, r es East n Dun- lap
Gibbs Edmond A. farmer, r ss E. College av. e Johnson
Gibson Geo. B. billiard room, Park hotel
Gibson William, whitewasher, r N. Sandy n R.R.
Gill J. (J. Gill & Co.) r ss W. State w Pros- pect
Gill J. & Co. (J. Gill and C. C. Phelps) dry goods, se cor. Square
Gillette Charles P. student Ill. College, r D. and D. Asylum
Gillette Harriet, sec. D. and D. Asylum
GILLETTE PHILIP G. Dr.
LL.D. is a native of Madison county, Indiana. He was born March 24, 1833. He is the oldest child of Rev. Samuel T. Gillette, an eminent Meth- odist Episcopal minister, and who was an officer, in his early life, in the United · States navy, being the first midshipman ap- pointed from the State of Indiana. Dr. Gillette received his early education in the common schools of his native State. He entered Asbury University at Greencastle, Ind., at the age of fifteen, and graduated at the age of nineteen. He was a teacher in the Indiana State Institution for the edu- cation of the Deaf and Dumb, till 1856, when he was called to the position, which he now holds, of superintendent of the Illi- nois State Institution for the same object. This institution is undoubtedly the best of its kind in the country, and for its present reputation it is largely indebted to Dr. Gillette. He is ably carrying out that lib- eral system which the people of Illinois,
through their representatives, have fur- nished the means of doing. Dr. Gillette was married to Miss Ellen M. Phipps, daughter of Isaac N. Phipps, of Indianap- olis, and by this union has had six children, four of whom are still living. In July, 1871, the title of LL.D. was conferred up- on Mr. Gillette, by the institution in which he graduated. Dr. G. has been an efficient worker in the Sabbath School cause both at home and abroad. He is president of the U. S. Sunday School Association. Dr. Gillette and his wife are active members of the M. E. church. Politically, he is a re- publican. Few men have done more in this portion of the State to elevate the spir- itual and mental condition of his fellow men than Dr. Gillette
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Gilman H. A. Dr. asst. supt. Insane Asylum Gilman Polly Mrs. r es S. Main opp. Insane Hospital
Gilman S. A. Mrs. res S. Main n Michigan av.
Giltner -- , carp. r ns Grove e Diamond Gipson John, lab. r P.P.& J. R.R. n Wabash av.
Givens Calvin, lab. r ss Grove w West Givens C. lab. r ss Grove w West
Givens J. H. lab. r es East n Morton av.
Givens H. lab. r es East s Chambers
Givens L. Mrs. r ss Grove w West
Giving Wm. butcher, r West s Lafayette av.
Glasgow M. V. B. carp. r ns E. College av. e Clay av.
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