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Gledhill John, asst. engineer Insane Hospi- tal, r ss Michigan av. e East
Glenn W. V. carp.
Glover Emerson, notion dealer, r Diamond cor. W. College
Glover John A. bkpr. Simmons & Eames, r W. Grove
Glover L. M. Rev. pastor First Presbyterian church, r Grove sw cor. Westminster Goes Julius, clk. bds. W.R.R. w Diamond
Goheen Lycurgus, ins. agt. 7 Gallaher's bl' . bds. ws West nr North
Goltra C. S. ret. r ns W. State w Westmnster Coltra John W. ret. r 614 W. College av.
Goltra Judson A. (Goltra & Read) r 610 W. College
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Goltra M. C. farmer
Goltra & Read (J. A. Goltra and J. V. Read) hats, caps, furs, and furnishing 'goods Square sw cor. Morgan
Gomas Amelia, wid. r Pine n W.R.R.
Gomes Alexander, lab. r ns Lafayette av. e East
Gomes Anthony, cook Insane Asylum
Gomes Ralphael, lab. r Independence av. n P.P.& J.R.R.
Gonsalves Frank, bricklayer, r Independence av. n C.& A.R.R.
Gonsalves Louisa Mrs. r Pine n W.R.R.
Goodman Benjamin F. harnessmkr. r Fayette nw cor. North
Goodrick A. carp. r ns North e Clay av.
Goodrick E. A. clk. bds. 335 E. North
Goodrick James M. (J. Goodrick & Son) r ws East nr College
Goodrick J. (J. Goodrick & Son) r 335 E. North
GOODRICK J. & SON (Joel and James M. Goodrick) merchant tailors and dealers in ready-made clothing, gents' fur- nishing goods, hats and caps, trunks, and traveling bags, north side the Public Square.
Gordon James (Conlon & Co.) r Railroad e Howe
Gorham Isaac, lab. r ns Lafayette av. e Clay av.
Gorham James, miller, r Wm. Benson's
Gorm James, porter, r ws. State nr Square
Gotthelp Hank, cigarmaker, bds. Southern hotel
Gotthelp Herman G. cigarmaker, bds. South- ern hotel
Gougerty Catherine, wid. Thomas, r ns Wol- cott e Clay av.
Gough John, laundryman D. and D. Asylum Gouveia Ryman, lab. r. es Vorhees n Inde- pendence av.
Graham J. W. (Graham & Kirby) r ws East s College
Grant H. D. boarding house, es East s North Grant -. r ss Washington w East
Grassly A. F. (Grassly & Bro.) r ws Clay av. n Morton av.
GRASSLY C. F. 219 w State w Square, r Clay av. s Chambers, dealer in staple and fancy groceries, provisions, crockery, etc., confectionery of all kinds; keeps on hand nothing but the best brands of flour, for family 'use. In connection with the
above Mr. G. also has a bakery, which is the most complete in the city
Grassly C. Louis (Kastner & Grassly) r ws East s College
Grassly J. A. (Grassly & Bro.) r es Clay av. GRASSLY & BRO. (A. F. and J. A. Grassly) se cor. Square. Groceries, pro- visions, etc., and dealers in all kinds of crockery and glassware. This firm makes a specialty of their flour, which is unsur- passed, for family use. They also deal very extensively in tea, coffee, and spices. The goods purchased from this firm can always be relied on as they keep nothing but the finest grades
Graves George, trimmer, r College cor. Clay av.
Gray Benjamin, sewing machine agt. se cor. Square, r es Main n Morton
Gray B. B. foreman, r ns Court w Fulton
Gray Milo, farmer, r Chapin w Main Gray Sarah, nurse D. and D. Asylum
Gray S. blacksmith, bds. W. College e West Green Harry, painter, r ss Marion av. w West
Green Harvey, painter, r ws East s College Green Isaac, lab. r Henry e C.& A.R.R
Green Oliver S. trader, r ns E. State e Howe
Green Stephen, farmer, r ns. College av. w Westminster
Green Thomas, laborer, r P.P.& J,R.R. n Wabash av.
Green W. C. freight agt. C.& A.R.R. r es East s College
Greenburg G. W. harnessmkr. r S. Main nr Morton av.
Greenleaf E. S. supt. J.N.W.& S.E.R.R. ns W. State nr Square, r Reed cor. Church Gregoria Jarden Mrs. r ws Vorhees n Inde- pendence av.
Gregory A. R. r ws East s Kentucky
Gregory R. M. policeman, r es N. Main s Walnut
Grierson John C. (Loar & Grierson) r es Howe nr State
Griffin John, drayman, r N. Sandy n R.R.
Griffin M. lab. r East s Morton av.
Griffin Patrick, lab. r Centre e Illinois av.
Griffith Agnes Mrs. r W. College av. cor. Prairie
Gross J. H. lab. r ns E. College av. e East
Grosvenor Mason, Prof. Illinois College, r College cor. Prairie
Groves John, clerk, bds. 315 E. State
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Groves Sarah, chambermaid D. and D. Asy- lum
Groves Wm. farmer, r ws Hardin av. s Col- lege av.
Grubner John, carp. r es N. Main n Inde- pendence av.
Gruber John H. boots and shoes ns Square cor. Main, r Jordan cor. Prairie
Grunder H. teacher, r ss E. College av. e Johnson
Gugerty John, lab. r Centre e Illinois av.
Gunn Alva, farmer,r es, Vorhees n Independ- ence av.
Gunn Ann E. wid. James A. r es Vorhees n Independence av.
Gunn B. W. grocer es S. Main, r S. Main se cor. Michigan av.
Gurney Cornelius sr. cabinetmaker, r ns Franklin e East
Gurney Cornelius jr. carriage trimmer, r ns Franklin e East
Gurney Edward, furniture finisher, r ns Franklin e East
Guthrie Milton, teamster, r ws N. Main nr North
Guy William (Guy & Jones) r 249 College
JACKETT JOHN, lab. r es Fulton n North
Hackett J. H. (Hackett & Jerald) r S. Main se cor. Michigan av.
Hackett Michael, lab. r Howe s Centre
Hackett & Jerald (J. H. Hackett and N. R. Jerald) clothing, furnishing, etc. ss Square nr Sandy
Hackman George, teacher, r ns Oak e Main
Hackman John F. (Hackman & Shafer) r ss College av. nr East
Hackman Mary, wid. William, r ns Oak e Main
Hackman Philip, r ns Oak e Main
Hackman William (Kackman & Hackman) r es Clay av. nr Franklin
Hackman & Shafer (John F. Hackman and John J. Shafer) meat market S. Main opp P.O.
Hadix David, farmer, r ss E. College w Clay av.
Hagar S. D. carriage trimmer es N. Sandy nr Square, r Mauvaisterre nr College .
Hairgrove F. M. farmer, r Illinois av. cor. Green
Hairgrove C. carp. r E. Morgan se cor. East
Halderty Addie Miss, seamstress, r ns E. Morgan e Mauvaisterre
Hale Gustavus, bkpr. r Prairie nw cor. Lafay- ette av.
Hale James W. attendant Insane Asylum
Hale Martin, baggagemaster, r es Yates n North
Haley James, clerk, r Lafayette av. e East Haley John, sexton, r Lafayette av. e East Hall Charles H. clk, r Kosciusko cor. College Hall David H. clerk Scott & Lander's
Hall H. H. farmer, r 602 W. College av.
Hall James, clerk, r es East s Superior av.
HALL JOHN W. Manufacturer of buggies, carriages, and spring wagons, and dealer in agricultural implements, seeds, etc. northwest corner College av. and South Main street
Hall Mary J. Mrs. proprietress Kentucky house N. Main se cor. Washington
Halle Hermann, cigarmkr. bds. Henry Holle's Hallowell Lizzie, chambermaid D. and D. Asylum
Hallowell Sarah, chambermaid D. and D. Asylum
Halsted M. A. physician Prairie se cor. Jordan Hambaugh James S. clk. Simmons & Eames, r North nr Main
Hamill E. H. (Askew & Hamill) r 58 E. Court
Hamill S. S. Prof. Illinois College, r 1002 W. College av.
Hamilton E. ice dealer, r 830 E. State
Hamilton George F. bkpr. Jacksonville Nat. Bank, r S. Main beyond limits
Hamilton James, engineer, bds. Metropolitan hotel
Hamilton Mary, wid. William, r ns E. State e Howe
Hamilton Sarah Mrs. r es S. West s College Hamilton S. H. r ss Square nr Mauvaisterre Hamilton S. H. Mrs. millinery and fancy goods ss Square nr Mauvaisterre
Hamilton Wade, lab. r ws S. Sandy s Col- lege
Hamilton W. L. conductor P.P.& J.R.R. r ss E. College av. e Johnson
Hammel William, lab. r Centre e Illinois
Hammill Edward Rev. M. E. minister, r East sw cor. Bissell
Hammond A. well digger, r College cor. S. Main
Hammond A. C. Mrs. dressmkr. r West n North
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Hammond Henry, lab. r ns Grove w Church
Hammond Joseph, painter, r Goltra av. s of the brook
Hammond Reuben, farmer, r East ne cor. Franklin
Hanners William, r ws Clay s College
Happy . Charles, painter, r Main n R.R. track
Happy James, lab. r ws Clay av. s College
Happy John, plasterer, r ss E. College e Clay av.
Happy Josephus, sr. painter, r E. State w Brown
Happy Josephus, jr. painter, r E. State w Brown
Harding E. H. painter, bds. ws N. Main n R.R.
Harley Theodore, butcher, r Franklin w Clay av.
Harold Adam, shoemkr. r Fayette n Jordan Harre Marilda Mrs. r ns W. State e Kosci- usco
Harrigan H. Mrs. r ss Anna w West
Harris C. B. restaurant ws N. Main nr Square
Harris D. H. supt. City Schools, r W. College av. w. Kosciusko
Harris Edward G. r Jordan nw cor. Church Harris Judson, clk. bds. E. Metcalf's
Harris Vincent, lab. r ws Clay av. n Lafayette av.
HARRIS W. P. (Adgate & Harris) r Franklin bet. Clay av. and East; was born May 16, 1849 in Greene Co., Ohio. Came to this county in August, 1871, and en- gaged in railroading, remaining in this business till January 1, 1878, when he en- tered into co-partnership with Mr. Adgate in the insurance business
Harrison George W. r.College nr Sandy
Harrison Joseph, attendant Insane Asylum
Harrison William, furniture ss Square cor. Main, r College nr. Sandy
Harsha W. W. Rev. pastor Pres. church, r es S. Westminster s College av.
Hart D. A. painter, r W.R.R. cor. Brown
Hart J. E. shoemkr. Illinois av. n. State
Hart Matthew farmer, res Prairie n Jordan Hartin Betsey Mrs. r ws Goltra av. s Cham- bers
Hartley William H. horse dealer, r ns E. College e C. & A. R.R.
Hartmann Adolph, cook Dunlap house
Hartzell George, teacher, bds. 324 S. Main
Harvey James L. stone mason, r ss Lafayette av. e Prairie
Harvey - Mrs. dressmaker r ns E. College av. e East
Harvey Theo. butcher, r es Hardin av. s Col- lege
Hastings Charles L. clk. abstract office, bds. J. Hastings'
Hastings Gilbert, clk. bds. H. C. Stewart's
Hastings Joel, farmer, r W. College av. e Westminster
Hastings Lambert, farmer, r ss W. College e Westminster
Hastings T. A. lab. r Sheridan e Illinois av. Hatch Frank K. watchmaker ws Square nr Morgan, bds. North cor. Clay av.
Hatch H. Lee Dr. drugs and medicines ws Square cor. Sandy, bds. Park house
Hatch Johnson, physician, r 330 E. North Hatfield Lewis, boots and shoes ns Square cor. Sandy, r es Diamond nr Morton av. Hatfield L. H. (Ketcham & Hatfield) r es Diamond nr Morton av.
Hathman J. W. lab. r ss Franklin w Clay av. Hay Abel L. foreman gardener D. and D. Asylum
HAYDEN ALFRED (Russel & Haydens) r W. College av. nr Park. Was born December 28, 1838, in Glocestershire, England; came to this country in 1843 and located at Racine, Wis. Remaining in the State about nineteen years, he moved to Jacksonville in 1862, and engaged as a clerk in a dry goods store for about two years. Then entered into partnership with his brother Charles until 1871, when the firm dissolved. He then was employed as a clerk for Russel & Hayden until 1876, when he purchased an interest in the firm, which was then changed to the above style. Was married October 30, 1867, to Miss Elizabeth Richardson; has two chil- dren living-Frank A. and Mabel. Wil- liam T. died in 1870, aged fifteen months Hayden Charles, mer. tailor and manager es Square nr State
Hayden Edwin, carriagemkr. r ss E. Morgan e Mauvaisterre
HAYDEN GEORGE (Russel & Hay- dens) General Merchants. Was born in Gloucestershire, England, the 18th of May, 1836. Came to this country in the Spring of 1843, with father, mother, six brothers, and two sisters. Settled in Wisconsin until
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the Spring of 1855; moved to Jacksonville. Served three years apprenticeship with Wm. Guy, learning the carriage and wagon making business. Commenced business for himself in the Spring of 1858. . Con- tinued the business until January, 1865, . employing ten hands. In January, 1865, with Wm. H. Ranson, bought out A. & W. Russel, general merchants. Continued the business under the name of Hayden & Ranson three years, when Wm. Russel bought the interest of Wm. H. Ranson. The name of the firm was changed to Russel & Hayden which still continue. Was married to Elizabeth Ranson on the 25th of Nov. 1858. Three children have been born to them: Nettie Ann, aged 16 years, Emma Maria, 14 years, and Laura May, aged 9 years
Hayden John, teamster, r Sheridan e Illinois av.
Hayden John A. roofer E. State nr Square, bds. Park house
Hayden William, teamster, r es Fulton n North
Hayes Barney, hostler Springer & Scott
Hayes John, lab. r ws Vorhees n Independ- ence av.
Hawley D. E. publisher ws Square cor. State Hawley E. F. lab. Insane Asylum
Hawley Harlow, lab. r ws West n Chambers Hedenberg Fannie, r 352 E. State
Hedenberg Susan Mrs. r 352 E. State Heimlich D. T. (Strickling & Heimlich) r East sw cor. Franklin
Heinl Joseph, conservatory es S. Main s Col- lege av. r Creenwood av. cor. Church
Hellenthal H. (Hellenthal & McGaughran) r ns College av. nr East
HELLENTHAL & McGRAUGH-
RAN (M. Hellenthal and M. McGraugh- ran) carriage mnfrs. Sandy st. north side of Square. This well known and enter- .prising firm build all the latest and lead- ing styles of carriages, pony phaetons, buggies, spring wagons, and make a spec- ialty of Miller's celebrated Eureka buggy, the adjustable features of which are war- ranted for five years, it can be converted into an open buggy, with child's seat ; two- seated open wagon ; open pleasure and business buggy ; a closed carriage for stormy weather; a three-passenger top buggy ; four-passenger top buggy ; an
open or trotting buggy, and as a top business and pleasure buggy. In addition to this the carriages of Messrs. H. & Mc. have a wide reputation for style and work- manship. Mr. H. was born in Copenhagen in 1831; became apprenticed to liis trade in New York city, and came west in 1852 ; he is one of the most skillful upholsterers in the State. Mr. McG. was born in Ire- land January, 1845 ; became apprenticed to his trade in America; he proved an apt ·scholar, and in a short time became a very skillful workman; for a number of years he became a traveling journeyman in the Western States ; in 1865 became associated in carriage manufacturing with Mr. H.
Hellerby Carl, clk. r Pearl nr Grove
Henderson Ambrose, auction ws N. Main nr Square, r 58 E. College av.
Henderson Amos, r es N. Main, s W.R.R.
Henderson B. farmer, r Marion cor. Rockwell Henderson George W. teamster, r ws N. Main n Dunlap
Henderson John, foreman bakery D. and D. Asylum
Henderson John, night hostler P.P.& J.R.R. r ns E. College av. near city limits .
Henderson John T. lab. r Clay av. s Superior Henderson Martha J. wid. Silas, r ns Dunlap e Main
Henderson Oliver, carp. r es East s Morton av. Henderson William P. clk. r ns State nr East Hendrickson William, clk. r North se cor. Brown
Hennessey Joseph, lab. r es Lurton s College Hennessy Patrick, lab. r ns East n Dunlap Hennessey William, lab. r Centre e Illinois av. Henriques Mary, wid. Tony, r C.& A.R.R. s Independence av.
Henriques Moses, lab. r C.& A.R.R. n Inde- pendence
Henry C. dentist ne cor. Square, r es Hardin av. nr Rout
Henry Edward, teams, bds. College nw cor. Sandy
Herold A. B. shoemaker M. & J. Mitner, r bet. N. Main and East n R.R. track
Hess George, blacksmith, r Court nr East Hess Henry, blacksmith, r ss Court nr East Hewson John, r Clay av. nw cor. Michigan av. Herndon P. M.Rev. M. E. minister, r es East s Kentucky
Hicks Isaac, R.R. employe, r College av. cor. Prairie
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Hicks Charles, r College av. cor. Prairie Hicks Sarah Mrs. r College av. cor. Prairie Hicks William, lab. D. and D. Asylum Hiemlich D. T. barber, r East sw cor. Frank- lin
Higbee Charles, blksmith, bds W. R.R e Brown
Higbee Mary E. milliner, r ss E. College, e East
Higler - Mrs. r Goltra av. s Chambers HIGGINS HENRY PROF. County
Superintendent Public Schools, office Court House, r ss College w West. Was born May 7, 1836, in Knoxville, Ill. ; came to this county in January, 1853 ; from this date, with the exception of two winters he taught school till 1873, when he received the nomination and was elected County Superintendent ; so well did he qualify himself for this position, that he was re- elected for another term in 1877. Prof. H. was elected as president of the State County Superintendent's Association in 1875, and secretary of the same in 1877
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Higgins V. E. freight agt. r Lafayette av. w Caldwell
Higgs William, lab. r Vorhees n. Indepen- dence av.
Hilfiker Rudolph, saddler, r E. State Hill John F. butcher, r S. Main opp P.O. Hill Mary, attendant Insane Asylum Hillerby B. Mrs. millinery and dressmaking se cor. Square, r Sandy nr College av. Hillerby George, harness and saddlery, ss.
Morgan nr Sandy, r ws. Sandy s College Hillerby John P. clk. r Pearl nr Grove Hillerby J. R. clk. r es. Prairie n Anna Hills George, farmer, r North w West Hine Frank clk. r Lafayette av. w Elm HINRICHSEN WILLIAM H.
deputy sheriff Court House, r Brown se cor. North. Was born May 27th, 1850, in Morgan Co. Mr. H. was employed as sta- . tion agent for the T.W.& W.R. R. at Alex- ander for a number of years; was also justice of the peace at the same place from 1871 to 1874, when he came to Jackson- ville to fill his present position
Hitt Wm. manager 'bus line, bds Dunlap house
Hobbs Addie R. Miss, teacher music Ill. Inst. Blind, r S. Main
Hobbs George W. boots and shoes es Square cor. State, r North e East
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Hoblick Marks, carp. r Henry cor. Hardin av. Hockenhull John sr. druggist, r cor. Pros- pect and Grove
Hockenhull John jr. clk. H. K. & E. Bank, 'r ns Grove w Prospect
HOCKENHULL, KING & ELLI-
OTT (Robert Hockenhull, S. R. King, E. R. Elliott) bankers es Square nr Court
Hockenhull Robert (Hockenhull, King & Elliott) and (Hockenhull & Young) r Grove cor. Westminster
Hockenhull & Young (Robert Hockenhull and J. W. Young, druggists; wall paper, hardware, etc., es Square nr State Hocking A. H. clerk Southern hotel
Hocking B. proprietor Southern hotel, ns College av. w Sandy
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HOCKING F. G. boot and shoemaker, ss Square nr Sandy, r ss Lafayette w Dia- mond. Came to this county in 1854, and worked at his trade some years; he then opened a shop, in 1868, in his present place, where, by strict attention to the wants of his patrons, he has built up a handsome trade. Mr. H. makes all of his boots and shoes to measure, guarantees a perfect fit, and employs nothing but the best material ; does invisible patching and repairing of all kinds, and sells Lyons' patent heel braces Hocking Richard, r ns Court w Church Hodge W. F. mason, r es Clay s Morton av. Hodgkin Birdie, attendant Insane Asylum Hoffman Daniel, cigarmaker, r rear West n North
Hoffman John, ticket agent, res Yates n North
Hofmann John G. clk. r ws Clay av. s Cham- bers
Hofmann J. E. photographer, es Square cor. State, r ws Clay av. nr Morton av.
Hoffman - Mrs. r rear West n North Hogan Patrick, lab. r Walnut e Caldwell Hogan Sarah, wid. Thomas, r Sheridan e C. & A.R.R.
Hohn Bernard, tailor, r ss State e Square Holbrook Thomas, shoemaker, r ss Jordan w Church
Holderby Addie Miss, r ns Morgan nr East Holiday Miles, farmer, r Lafayette av. cor. Bed well
Holla George, blacksmith, r ws East n Dun- lap Holle Henry, harnessmaker, r ns E. Col- lege av. e East
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Holle H. cigarmaker, bds. College av. nr Clay av.
Holley Charles, gardener, r ws Clay av. s College
Holley Edmond, lab. r Clay av. nw cor. Su- perior av.
Holly Jeremiah, lab. r Lafayette av. cor. Il- linois av.
Holly William, teamster, N. Main cor. North
Holm Christian, clerk, r Court nr Church
Holmes Ellen Mrs. r Clay av. n Morton av. Holmes N. Mrs. r ss Michigan av. w Clay av. Holzer William, barkpr. bds. W. College av. Hook Marcus, bkpr. M. P. Ayers & Co. r ws Pine s North
Hook M. V. Mrs. librarian J. F. R. R. and library, r E. State cor. Clay
Hook T. J. (T. J. Hook & Co.) r Grove cor. Prospect
Hook T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. and W. S. Hook) dry goods, ns Square nr Main
Hook W. S. (M. P. Ayers & Co.) and (T. J. Hook & Co.) r ns W. State nr Pine
Hoover Henry, clerk, bds. se cor. Square
Hoover M. Mrs. millinery, ss. Square nr Mau- vaisterre, r same
Hoover W. H. clerk, r ss Square nr Mauvais- terre
Hopper Harry, blhcksmith, r North e West Hopper John (Lambert & Hopper) r n end Diamond
Hopper Richard, attendant Insane Asylum Hoppy Charles, painter, r es N. Main n In- dependence av.
Hotchkins Mabel Miss, r Morgan nr East Howard Alexander, r Vorhees ne cor. Inde- pendence av.
Howe Dan. porter Central Illinois and Bank- ing Ass'n, r ws Clay av. near the brook
Howe Daniel W. clerk, r ws Clay av. nr the brook
Howell Pierson, tinner, r ss E. College av. w East
Hoyt J. E. boilermaker, r ns Rout nr city limits
Huckstep J. M. dentist, r ss Franklin e East Huffker L. Mrs. r Mound av.
Hughes Frances Mrs. r 343 W. Morgan
Hull Henry R. carpenter, r ne cor. Square Humphrey B. C. Mrs. r E. State w Brown
Humphrey J. W. printer, r S. Main beyond limits
Humphrey M. W. carp. r W. D. Humphrey
Humphrey Thomas, carp. r ss Henry e Har- din av.
Humphrey T. B. carp. r E. State w Brown Humphrey Walter, photog. r College av. cor. Hardin av.
Humphrey William, merchant, r es S. Main sw cor. Chambers
Humphrey W. D. carp. r ss E. College av. w Hardin av.
Humphrey W. T. carp. r Mauvaisterre cor. Washington
Humphrey W. T. Mrs. dressmaker, r Mau- vaisterre cor. Washington
Humphries Henry, gardener Insane Asylum Hunt E. W. marble dealer, r. 336 Goltra av. Hunt Fanny, wid. Samuel, r Main cor. North HUNT HENRY W. city clerk, and clerk Board of Education, r Main se cor. North. Was born Jan. 15, 1842, in this city; at the age of 12 years he was ap- pointed clerk in the Post Office, which position he filled for over twenty years; during this period Mr. H. was appointed to fill several Government positions. U. S. store keeper, Port N. O .; also asst. special agent U. S. treasury, with head- quarters at Galveston, Texas. Was nom- inated for the office of city clerk, and elect- ed by a majority of over 600
HUNT, PARTRIDGE & CO. proprietors. The Boston 99 cent store, Chambers block, West State street, is still in existence, and continues to sell staple and fancy goods at prices that defy compe- tition. We have the greatest variety of staple and fancy goods in the city, which we offer at prices that satisfy all. Call and be convinced. A. D. Eldredge, agt. Hunt William E. bartender, r. ws. Yates n North
Hunter Susan Mrs. r ws East s College av. Hunter William H. tailor, r West n North Hunter Wm. boilermkr. r ns Rout e C.& A. R.R.
Huntley, Evans & Co. (W. F. Huntley, John Evans and -) shoe leather findings, hides, and tallow, etc. ss Square nr Sandy Huntley Frank, com. mer. r ss College e Church
Huntley William, clk, r Main nr
Huntley W. F. (Huntley, Evans & Co.) r ss College nr Church
Huntoon Geo. A. merchant tailor ns W. State nr Square, bds. Dunlap house
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Hurley Con. night clk. Dunlap house Hurley J. W. clk. J. N. Jouett's
Hurst E. Mrs. r ss Richard w S. Main
Hurst J. S. harnessmkr. r ss Court nr East Hurst Lena Miss, clk. r N. Diamond
Hurst Sarah P. wid. William, r ns Court e East
Hutchings Sarah, wid. r College av. nr East Hutchings Sarah Mrs. dressmkr. r Mrs. S. Mengel's
Hutton Arnold, lab. r ss Henry e C.& A.R.R. Hynes Margaret Mrs. r ss E. College e Mau- vaisterre
I LES JOHN, shoemkr. T. Smith's
ILLINOIS COLLEGE (See history of Jacksonville, page 380)
ILLINOIS CONFERENCE FE-
MALE COLLEGE E. State (See history, page 388)
ILLINOIS COURIER (tri-weekly and weekly) T. D. Price & Co. pubs. ns W. State nr Square
Illinois Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Dr. Phillip G. Gillette supt. end West State ILLINOIS INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE BLIND, Dr. F. W. Phillips supt.
Illinois Institution for the Insane Dr. H. F. Carroll supt. end S. Main
Illinois Conservatory of Music, W. D. San- ders supt. ws Sandy s Square
Illinois & Colorado Mining Co. of Jack- sonville, C. Fisher, pres. B. F. Bergen, sec. E. W. Bradley, treas. 4 Savings Bank bldg.
Imboden Peter, ice, r ws Fulton n North Imhoff Frank, com. trav. r ws East s Bissell
INSANE ASYLUM, Dr. H. F. Car- riel, supt. end S. Main
Ingalls W. E. (Ingalls & Co.) r West nr North
Ingalls & Co. (W. E. Ingalls and J. J. Fear- son) bakers ns State nr East
Ireland T. C. r 402 E. State
Ironmonger John, boot and shoemkr. ws N. Sandy nr Square, r E. Court
IRONMONGER JOSEPH J. prop.
Franklin job printing office ws Square cor. State, r ns Rout e C.& A.R.R. Came to Jacksonville in 1856, and for some time at- tended school, but had previously been employed in the printing business, in the
Evening News office, St. Louis; he then entered the Journal office, which was then owned by Paul Selby. After remaining in the office about two years, he left the city; returning in 1864, he· became pro- prietor of the Journal office, and soon after established the present daily four- nal. Mr. I. has the honor of being the first to introduce the steam press, and has since brought six other printing presses into the city. In 1867 he sold his interests in the Fournal office, and shortly after purchas- ed his present office, and has since built up the most complete book and job print- ing office in Morgan County, and by far the neatest office in Central Illinois
Irving Henry, carp. r 705 W. College
JACKSON ALFRED, lab. r Hardin av. se cor. College
Jackson A. W. Rev. Baptist mininter, r Mar- · ion av. se cor. Rockwell
Jackson Edward, lab. Insane Asylum Jackson Henry, policeman, r Read w Church Jackson James, r Dr. A. V. Wilhoit's
Jackson James, lab. r ss College e C.&A.R.R. Jackson Julia Mrs. r ns Grove w Church Jackson May Miss, r Lafayette av. nr Sandy Jackson R. farmer W. College cor. West
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