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Jackson Wm. piano tuner, r Church sw cor. Morton av.
JACKSONVILLE BUSINESS
COLLEGE cor. Morgan and Kosci- usko G. W. Brown, prin. (See history of Jacksonville, page 391)
JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY, Church bet. State and College av. Prof. E. F. Bullard prin.
Jacksonville Free Reading Room and Li- brary Association, Mrs. M. V. Hook, librarian, ns W. State nr Square
Jacksonville Gas Light and Coke Company, office S. Main cor. Anna Jacksonville Hospital E. State
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL, Simmons & Eames, editors and proprs. Mather's blk. E. State
JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL BANK, O. D. Fitzsimmons, pres. John Robertson, vice-pres. B. F. Beesly, cash. ns Square nr Sandy
Jacksonville, Northwestern and Southeastern, R.R., M.P. Ayers, pres. W. S. Hook, sec. and treas. and E. S. Geeenleaf, supt. Office
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ns W. State nr Square, depot, Illinois av. P.P.& J.
Jacksonville Railway Co. W. S. Hook, pres. M. Hook, treas. T. J. Hook, sec. B. F. Sibert, supt. S. Main opp Opera house
JACKSONVILLE WOOLEN
MILLS, J. Capps & Sons, proprietors, Church cor. Lafayette av. (See history manufactories page 355.)
Jacoby Philip, tailor, ns Square nr Main, r Court nr Church
Jacoby Phillip, jr. tailor, r ns Court e Church James Emma, wid. Thomas, r ws Fulton n North
James M. B. carp. r es Prairie s Anna
James William, farmer, r Sandusky cor. Elm
Jameson George (Scott & Jameson) r Morton av. cor. Hardin av.
James M. D. carp. r es Prairie s Anna
Jeffries Charles, printer, r ns North w Pine Jensen Matthais, trader, r ws Vorhees n In- dependence av.
Jeneson M. E. T. J. Mrs. r W. College cor. Prospect
Jerald N. R. (Hackett & Jerald) r East ne cor. Morton av.
Jessler Sophia Mrs. r ns Lafayette av. e East Jewett John, grocer, r North se cor. Fulton
Jewett L. Mrs. r Sandy s College
Jewsbury Thomas, street commissioner, r es Lurton s College
Jewsbury T. N. saddler, r East nr the brook Joaquin Anset, shoemkr. r ss College av. e East
Joaquin John, feeder, r College nr Clay av. Jones C. M. printer, r.Washington nr East
Johnson A. Mrs. r ss E. College e Hardin av.
Johnson Charles, lab. r N. Church n W.R.R. Johnson Chas. porter Dunlap house
Johnson C. J. teamster, r Bedwell s W.R.R. Johnson C. R. painter, r West cor. North
Johnson Ellen, wid. Lawrence, r Fayette sw cor. Reed
Johnson Geo. carp. r es Clay av. s College Johnson Henry R. farmer, r Caldwell sw cor. North
Johnson Hugh, lab. bds. Commercial hotel Johnson James O. r North cor. West Johnson J. L. clk. bds. State cor. Fayette Johnson Julia Miss, r North cor. West Johnson Luther, (Johnson & Co.) r Macomb, Ill.
Johnson R. C. (R. C. Johnson & Co.) r ns State nr Howe
JOHNSON R. C. & CO. (R. C. John- son, H. O. Cassell and J. G. Smedley) ns Square nr Sandy, general insurance agents, represent only first-class companies. Real estate, loan and collecting agency ; sole agents for the Lone Star Real Estate and Colonization Co. of Texas
Johnson William, plumber, r ss Washington w East
Johnson William B. clk. r ns E. State
Johnson William G. magistrate r ss Rout e C.& A.R. R.
Johnson Wyatt, r ns Dunlap w Clay av.
Johnson W. B. (Johnson & Son) r W. State cor. Fayette
Johnson W. H. (Johnson & Son) r State cor. Fayette
Johnson & Co. (L. Johnson and F. Poffen- barger) dry goods, boots and shoes, and carpets, ss Square nr Sandy
Johnson & Son (W. B. Johnson and W. H. Johnson) furniture, stoves, and tinware, es Square nr Morgan
Johnston J. P. physician, 2 Gallaher's bldg. r ws Clay av. nr. Morton
Johnston Mary, matron Insane Asylum
Jones A. H. grocer, r es S. Main s College av. Jones C. G. (H. K. & C. G. Jones) r 517 W. College av.
Jones C. M. printer, bds. John Jones'
Jones Frank, umbrellas, r ss Court nr East
Jones Henry, physician, r 502 W. College av. Jones Hiram K. (H. K. & C. G. Jones) r 501 W. College av.
JONES H. K. & C. G. physicians and surgeons, College av. cor. Fayette
Jones John, Agt. r es E. College av. e Mau- vaisterre
Jones Julia J. attendant Insane Asylum Jordan John R. r es West nr North
JOUETT J. N. ss State e Square, r North cor. Fulton, dealer in groceries, provisions, wooden and willow ware, confectionery of all kinds, choice brands of cigars, etc. The best brands of flour for family use kept constantly on hand. In connection with the above, Mr. J. has dining rooms, where everything the market affords can be had at prices to suit the times, and at all hours of the day
Judge Michael, foreman, bds. ws N. Main nr R.R.
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JACKSONVILLE.
Jumper James, collarmkr. bds. Mrs. C. Davis' Justice Joseph, bricklayer, r ss College e Church
Justice Maurice, plasterer, r 809 Church
K 7 ACKMAN J. C. (Kackman & Hack- man) r es East nr North
Kackman & Hackman (J. C. Kackman and William Hackman) groceries, se cor. Square
Kamm G. lab r ws West n Chambers
Kansas, Missouri and Central Illinois Loan
Agency, W. D. Sanders, actuary, Sandy cor. Morgan
Kapp Christina, wid. Jacob, r State e Square Karrigan Michael, bds. Commercial hotel
Karshaw Albert, laborer, r ss E. College e Clay av. -
Kaspohl F. (G. Tendrick, Kaspohl & Reid) r Pittsfield
Kastner Charles (Kastner & Grassly) r ss North nr East
KASTNER & GRASSLY (Charles
Kastner and C. Louis Grassly) ss State e Square, Marble block, manufacture every- thing pertaining to a first-class bakery, making a specialty of wedding cakes; also dealers in family groceries, provisions, and confectionery of all kinds. Keep on hand nothing but the choice brands of flour
Kearney Michael, lab. r N. West n R.R. Kearney Michael, jr. clerk, r N. West n R.R. Kearns John, watchman, r Lafayette av. w Fayette
Keating Daniel, plasterer, r Railroad e Howe
Keating Edward, saloon, Illinois av. sw cor. North
Keating Michael, machinist, r ns Lafayette av. e Clay av.
Kee Thomas, lab. r ss Henry w C. & A.R.R. Keeffe James, plumber, r ws N. Main s Inde- pendence av.
Keeffe Jeremiah, lab. r ws N. Main s Inde- pendence av.
Keely John J. tailor, r N. Main nr Square
Keemer E. wagonmaker, Sandy cor. College, r S. Main cor. College
Keemer Joseph, painter, r S. Main cor. Col- lege 3
Keener Frederick (T. & F. Keener) Lafayette av. nr Sandy
Keener Thomas (T. & F. Keener) Lafayette av. nr Sandy
Keener T. & F. (Thomas and Frederick Kee- ner) grain, Lafayette av. nr Sandy
Keeny Joseph, cigarmkr. r 506 E. College
Keho Moses, blacksmith, Main nr North, r
Lafayette
Keho Thomas, blacksmith, r es Mauvaisterre n Square
Kehoe Michael, driver, r Centre e Illinois av. Keilbach Louis, clerk, r College nr East
Keiser Charles W. retired, r ns W. State e Church
Kelley P. D. tailor, r es Clay av. s College av. Kelley R. W. gasfitter, bds. Southern hotel
Kellogg A. H. physician, r East se cor. Col- lege av.
Kellogg -, lawyer, r ws Diamond s Anna Kelly John, lab. bds. Commercial hotel
Kennedy Edward, lab. r West s Lafayette av. Kennedy Frank, r Mauvaisterre n North
Kennedy John, engineer, bds. Metropolitan hotel
Kennedy Michael, lab. r Chambers e S. Main Kennedy -- Mrs. r ns Wolcott e Clay av. Kent Lyde Miss, teacher, r W. College av. w Prairie
KENTUCKY HOUSE, Mrs. Mary Jane Hall, proprietress, N. Main cor. Wash- ington street. Transient rates $1 per day, by the week from $4 to $5. This house is centrally located, being convenient to the business part of the city. It is also well and favorably known far and near
Kerrick J. R. saloon, ws Sandy near Square Kershaw Albert, bottling works, es N. San- dy, nr Square, r College nr Hardin av.
Kershaw Robert, farmer, r es Lurton s Col- lege
Kershaw T. C. clk. r n end Clay av.
Kessler Jacob, foreman, r Fayette se cor. Read
Ketcham I. J. (Ketcham & Hatfield) r ws S. Diamond nr Morton av.
Ketcham & Hatfield (I. J. Ketcham and L. H. Hatfield) lawyers, ns Square cor. Sandy Kettering Mary, wid. Valentine, r North nr 1. · Mauvaisterre
Keyes Henry, tinner, bds. Kentucky house Keyes Peter, lab. bds. ws N. Main n R.R.
Keyes Thomas, tinner, r Morgan nr Clay av Kibbe Jarius, r ss W. College av. e Park
Kikel Jacob, farmer, r Myrtle av. n Inde- pendence av.
Kilin Catherine Mrs. r ss E. College av. e East
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Kilian John, r ns North w Fulton
Kiloran Michael, lab. r Lafayette av. cor. Howe
Kilpatrick David, barber, r N. Sandy n R.R. Kilpatrick Susie Mrs. r N. Sandy n R.R. *
Kincaid Sarah Miss, r S. Main cor. College av.
King De Frates Mrs. r Prairie s W.R.R
King Ed. J. treas. and asst. supt. Gas co. r ws Church s Anna
King James, stonecutter r Myrtle av. n Inde- pendence av.
King James T. merchant, r W. College av. cor. West
King Jennie Miss, teacher, r 326 Mauvaisterre King John, lab. r Prairie s W.R.R.
King Joseph W. ret. r ss W. State w Prairie
King J. F. dry goods, es Square
King J. O. supt. Gas co. r College av. cor. Fayette
King J. W. (King & Stebbins) r ss W. State bet. Prairie and Westminster
KING JOHN W. COL. Born in Westfield, Mass., in 1835; moved to Jack- sonville in 1839; graduated at Augusta Seminary in 1854; entered the jewelry business in 1855; was commissioned first lieutenant of Union Guards in the month of April, 1860; afterward commanded the com- pany until the breaking out of the war in 1861. Took an active part in organizing and drilling the Wide Awakes in every pre- cinct in Morgan Co., in 1860, so that he had a battalion of 250 well drilled men, and the knowledge gained from those drills laid the ground work that fitted many young men for officers in the late war. On the breaking out of the war he united his company with Captain Adam's, and so formed the Hardin Light Guards. After the Guards were attached to the Tenth Illinois, he became the Captain and remained such until their three months' term of enlistment had expired. He was then tendered the Lieutenant-Colonelcy of the Twenty-Ninth Illinois, but, being urged by General John A. McClernand to accept a position on his staff, did so; but ill health soon compelled him to resign, and, on the recovery of his health, he organized another company, taking it to Camp But- ler, near Springfield, where he soon organ- ized the Sixty-Eighth Illinois, and was elected Colonel, twenty-six of the thirty officers voting for him. After taking the
regiment to the front, the Governor saw fit to commission another man as Colonel, and on his arrival Captain King turned over the regiment to him and resigned. Afterward Governor Yates sent him a commission of Colonel, with a request that he would go with him and inspect the Illinois troops in front of Vicksburg and elsewhere, which he accepted, and in company with several prominent Illinois gentlemen, they made an extended and general inspection, look- ing after the interests and needs of the brave Illinois soldiers, attending to their necessities, supplying their wants, etc. Was assistant Provost-Marshal of Alexan- dria, Va., during the Summer of 1862, and took the prisoners that were captured in the second battle of Manassas up the James River to within nine miles of Richmond, and there made an exchange with Colonel Robert Oulds, the rebel commissioner of exchange. He was also appointed and served as Judge Advocate of the first gen- eral court martial in the western army, in the Summer of 1861, and was also a mem- ber of a general court martial held in Alexandria, Va., in 1862. Was married in Alton, in 1871, to the youngest daughter of the late Hon. M. G. Atwood. Is a very influential and respected citizen, and a prominent leader in the Republican party
King J. Will, dentist, r es Mauvaisterre nr College
King Lucas, teacher D. and D. Asylum
King Lutie Miss, teacher D. and D. Asylum, r 326 Mauvaisterre
King Molly Miss, teacher r 326 Mauvaisterre
King Rachel Mrs. r 1179 S. Main
King Reynolds, H. K. & E. Bank, r Morton av. se cor. Church
King S. R. (Hockenhull, King & Elliott) r Church cor. Morton av.
King Tilley D. attendant Insane Asylum
KING W. H. H. physician and sur- geon, office and residence ss W. State sec- ond door e Dunlap house
King W. J. hat mnfr. ns W. State nr Square
King W. M. r College av. cor. Fayette
King & Stebbins (J. W. King and F. H. Stebbins) watches and jewelry ss Square nr Sandy
Kinman Ann Mrs. r ns W. College av. w West
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Kintzlow John, teamster, r ns Court nr Square KIRBY EDWARD P. county judge,
lawyer, and abstract maker Court House, r W. State
Kirby William A. soap mnfr. r ss Mound av. e Lincoln av.
Kirby William B. cashier, r ss State w Kos- ciusko
Kirk Edward, barber, r 501 College Kirk John, retired, r ns E. State e Howe Kirk John, employe Dr. H J. Jones Kislingbury A. J. K. Mrs. r ns E. State Kitner Nathaniel, carp. r ss North e East Klaus C. A. tailor, r College cor. Clay av.
Klaus Hugo clk. Ward Brothers, r Clay av. cor. College
Kloepfer John G. barber es Square cor. State, r Sharp nr Clay av.
Knight C. H. physician and surgeon D. and D. Asylum, r ws Clay av. s Morton av.
KNOLLENBERG H. H. manu-
facturer of the well known Matchless, Daisy, and Helena brands of cigars, dealer in tobacco, pipes, etc. es Square, P.O. box 1632, r Main cor. Bissell
Knollenberg John H. clk. r Main cor. This- tle
Knollenberg John R. mer. tailor ss Morgan nr Sandy, r ns Court e East
Knowles A. stock dealer, r Hardin av. nr cor. Henry
Knowles James, stock dealer, r Henry sw cor. Hardin av.
Knowles J. B. (Osborne & Knowles) r Har- din av. s E. State
Knowles P. stock dealer, r A. Knowles'
Knowles S. S. stock dealer, r A. Knowles'
Knowles T. S. stock dealer, r Hardin av. s Chambers
Knox Helen, wid. W. C. r ws West nr North KOENIG AUGUST, dealer in all kinds of groceries, wines, liquors, cigars, tobacco, etc., No. 508 N. Main near Wabash R.R. Freight Depot. Mr. K. has been engaged in the above line of business nearly twenty years, thus acquiring a thorough knowledge of the same, which enables him to offer liberal inducements to parties desiring to purchase any thing in his line. We would invite people from this city and country to give Mr. K. a call
Konrad Frederick, drayman, r es N. Main n Lafayette av.
Konrad Peter, lab. r es N. Main n. Lafayette
Konrad Jacob, drayman, r es N. Main n Lafayette av.
Krapps Joseph, teacher, r Lafayette av. e Illi- nois av.
Kreider Emond, miller, r ns W. State w West Kreiger William, weaver r 59 N. Main
Kuechler Oscar, clk. r Franklin nr East Kuechler Oscar H. clk. r Court ne cor. Prairie Kuechler Robert, clk. r Clay av. nr College Kuehne J. F. cigarmkr. r 506 E. College
Kurtz Edward, carpenter J. Fink
Kurtz Michael, soap manfr. r Washington e East
L A BOYTEAUX EARNEST, printer, bds. Park house
Lackman Olce Mrs. r S. Lincoln av.
Lacy S. S. Mrs. r Clay av. ne cor. Morton av.
Lahman John, farmer, res East s Superior av.
Lamb Martin T. Rev. pastor Bapt. ch. r Grove se cor. Prairie
Lamb George, farmer, r Walnut w Short
Lambert Edward, (Lambert & Hopper) r Jor- dan nr Fayette and Prairie
Lambert Edward C. r ns Jordan w Fayette
Lambert J. M. lab. r es Sandy n R.R.
Lambert Richard, farmer, r N. Church n W. R.R.
Lambert Richard, butcher, r Prairie s W. R.R.
Lambert & Hopper, (Edward Lambert and John Hopper) meat market ns Court w Square
Lambourne Thomas, bkpr. bds State nr West- minster
Lampert J. P. cooper, North w West
Lancaster William, wool assorter, r 59 N. Main
Landers George (Scott & Landers) r N. Main ne cor. Independence av.
I.ane A. H. dentist ws Square cor. Morgan, r ss College nr. Church
Lane H. C. r ss College nr Church
Lane J. H. r Dr. A. H. Lane
Lanort Geo. lab. r ss Chambers w Clay av.
Large James, lab. r College cor. Fayette
Large Stephen, teamster, r es Clay av. s Franklin
Large Thomas, clk. r College cor. Fayette
Larkin Richard, saloon es Mauvaisterre nr North
Larimore S. H. farmer, r ns Hardin av. s Chambers
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Larrimore P. Mrs. r ss E. State opp Blind
Asylum
Larrimore Wm. farmer, r ss E. State opp Asylum grounds
Lary Jerry, blacksmith, bds. Mrs. C. Davis' Lathrop J. W. trav. agt. r ss N. College av. e Park
Lauerman Jacob, baker, bds. se cor. Square Lawler Henry, farmer, r ss Morton av. e C.& A.R.R.
Lawson -, Mrs. r es Clay av. s College '
Lawton Hiram, supt. spinning dept. Capps' factory, r Kosciusko cor. Anna
Lax Edward C. grain dealer, r Edgmon cor. Diamond
Laycock Robert, butcher, r Prairie sw cor. Lafayette av.
Layman M. T. lawyer, Savings Bank bldg. r West ne cor. College
Laymiller Henry, shoemkr. bds. North nw cor. Main
Leary Patrick, lab. r Railroad e Howe
Leck John (Leck & Lightfoot) r es East s - College av,
Leck & Lightfoot (John Leck and F. Light- foot) butchers ss State nr East
Lee M. H. seamstress, r es Mauvaisterre n Square
Lee Philip, wagonmkr. ss North nr Sandy, r Church
Lee Samuel, lab. r Pine n W.R.R.
Lehman B. clk. r North nr Fayette
Lehman L. (Lehman & Eppinger) r North nr Fayette
Lehman & Eppinger '(L. Lehman and W. Eppinger) clothing ws Square nr W. State Lenington Eliza, wid. George, r ws N. East n Lafayette av.
Lentz John, painter, bds. Court cor. Fayette Leonard George, cabinetmkr. Becker, Rott- ger & Degan -*
Leonert Peter, upholsterer S. Cafky
Less John, stonecutter R. C. Smith
Letton Caleb, constable, r ss E. State opp. Blind Asylum "
Letton James, clerk, r E. State e C.& A.R.R. Leurig Louis (Leurig & Engel) r N. Main e railroad
Leurig & Engel (Louis Leurig and Henry Engel) saloon, es Square nr Morgan
Lewis Bell Miss, dressmaking, r 205 E. Col- lege av.
Lewis Charles W.'porter, r. ns Dunlap 'w' Clay av.
Lewis Charles B. surveyor, r ns North e Pine Lewis F. Fernandes, lab. r Diamond s Freed- man
Lewis James, r ns Dunlap w Clay av.
Lewis Jane Mrs. r ws East s Bissell
Lewis John, lab. r Diamond s Freedman Lewis Sol, yardman Park hotel
Lewis Wm. tailor, r E. Morgan ne cor. East Lewis William T. clerk, bds. Mauvaisterre nr College
Libby M. mason, r East se cor. Michigan av. Lightfoot Fernando (Leck & Lightfoot) r 703 East
Lilly Jno. W. machinist, r ns College nr J. N.W.& S.W.R.R.
Lindsay John, carp. r es S. Main s Morton av. Lindsey S. D. carp. r Main cor. Oak
Lindsley Elizabeth J. Miss, teacher Presby- terian Female Academy
Link A. G. r 611 W. State
Linzey Mary Miss, r ns Court w Square Lippincott Julian P. (Morrison, Whitlock & Lippincott) r W. College av. on hill
Litton Albert, clerk, r West n North Litton Charles, painter, r West n North.
Litton James, painter, r West n North
Litton Sarah, widow Elijah, r West n North Livesey T. S. sewing machine agt. boards es East s North
Livingstone Todden, cooper, r Lafayette av. cor. Diamond
Lloyd N. J. Mrs. r ss E. College av. e Johnson Loar Erasmus, carp. r 620 E. College av.
Loar John R. (Loar & Grierson) r es Main nr Morton av.
Loar & Grierson (John R. Loar and John C. Grierson) wholesale and retail grocers, ss Square, Opera house blk.
Lockhart John, teamstr. r Centre e Illinois av. Loftus M. attendant Insane Asylum Lomb Henry, restaurant es N. Main nr Square Long D. K. r ss E. State e Johnson
Long Geo. Mrs. r Hardin av. s. Superior Long Henry, farmer, r ns Rout e C.& A.R.R. Long John, teacher, r E. State e Johnson Lonregan Maurice, lab.r Lafayette av. w Pine Loomis Charles J. asst. clerk Insane Asylum Loomis Geo. N. bds. Dunlap house
Loomis John, teacher Blind Asylum, r S. Diamond cor. Galleher
Loomis John G. dept. clk. County Clerk, r ss State w Prairie
Loomis Samuel, law-student, r Diamond Lord J. O. machinist, r ns North e Brown
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Lott L. G. bus agt. r N. Main nr Square
Lowder Geo. W. painter, r E. College e C.& A.R.R.
Luby John, lab. r Lafayette av. w Bedwell Lucas C. J. (Lucas & Co.) and physician, r S. Main nr College av.
Lucas C. J. & Co. (Dr. C. J. Lucas and J. R. Mendonse) druggists, ws N. Main nr Square
Ludlam Jeremiah J. r ss North e Fulton Ludlam J. J. jr. nursery, r ss North e Fulton Luke Kate Mrs. r ns Morgan nr East
Lumm A. carp. r ss E. North w East
Lumm Frank, clerk, r North e East
Lundregan C. lab. r ns Clay av. s Chambers Lynch Thos. lab. ss E. College w C.& A.R.R. Lynn George, clerk, bds. North e East
Lyon Thos. S. r Fayette cor. Anna
M C AHAN JOHN R. insurance agt. r ns Morgan nr East
McAlister O. O. carp. r W. W. McAlister
. McAlister W. W. carp. r es. Clay av. s Su- perior
McAlister Samuel, lab. N. Richards, r ws Fayette s Anna
McAvitt Arthur, painter, r es West nr Lafay- ette av.
McBride Elizabeth Mrs. r 600 E. College av. McBride Henry, sec. boss J.N.W.&S.E.R.R. bds. Mrs. E. McBride's
McBride James, lab. r Centre e Illinois av.
McBride James, painter, r es Lurton s Col- lege
McBride John C. clerk, r es Hardin av. 2 s College av.
McBride Michael, lab. r Centre e Illinois av. McBrogan Henry, wagonmaker, r Mauvais- · terre cor. College av.
McCann -, farmer, r ss Chambers e C.& A.R.R.
McCartney D. Mrs. r College av. cor. Prairie McCarty J. D. carp. r ss Hardin av.
McClain Alice, chambermaid Park hotel
McClain Calvin, agt. Wabash R.R. r ns W. State w West
McClure. Henry B. lawyer W. College av.cor. Prospect
McClure Walter, baggagemaster, r Lafayette av. e Illinois av.
McConnel Edward, lawyer 3 Chambers blk. bds. ns State nr Prairie
McConnell J. C. prop. green house S. Church n Morton, r West s Anna
McConnel Geo. lawyer, bds. Chas. Rockwell's McConnell J. T. “ storekeeper," r ws Church s Edgmont
McCool J. W. (Paradice & McCool) r es East nr College
McCormick A. R. Mrs. r 501 Diamond
McCoy Emma, wid. William, r ss Washington w East
McCoy Wm. prop. Transport co. r Chambers ne cor. Hardin av.
McCracken David, painter, r Church sw cor. Anna
McCracken H. B. Mrs. dressmaker, r Morton nw cor. Clay av.
McCreary J. S. stock dealer. r Hardin av. s Superior av.
Mccullough Francis, blacksmith, r es West n Morton av.
Mccullough James M. salesman, r 45 E.Court Mccullough John, clerk, r ws S. Diamond s · Grove
Mccullough Reuben L. clerk, r ns Court e East
MCCULLOUGH W. H. Justice of the Peace es Square cor. East, r Court e East. Also represents the following insurance companies : Continental Fire, N.Y., and Franklin Fire, St. Louis, also the Aetna Life, of Hartford, and Pacific Mutual, San Francisco, Cal. Also dealer in real estate, makes loans, and does a general collecting business
McCune Edward, printer, bds. Commercial hotel
McCurley William, teamster, r es East n Dunlap
Mccutchen C. A. Mrs. r es East s North
McDONALD A. N. insurance agent and notary public W. State w Square, r 409 E. State. Was born in Dundee, Scotland, in 1823; came to this country in 1835, and went to farming about three years, then came to Jacksonville and opened a dry goods store, in connection with which he repre- sented several insurance companies; after remaining in the dry goods business ten years, he sold out, and continued in the insurance business, locating in his present office. Mr. McD. is the oldest insurance agent in the city. Was married to Miss Julia S. March, in 1854, and has a family of three boys and three girls
McDonald Edward L. (Thomas & McDonald) r State cor. Prairie
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McDonald Edward M. newsdealer, r 409 E. State
McDonald E. A. Mrs. r ns W. State w Church
McDonald Frank M. newsdealer, r 409 E. State
McDonald Francis I. teller Jacksonville Nat. bank, r State sw cor. Prairie
McDonald Henry, r ns Lafayette av. e Clay av.
McDonald James, lab. bds. es Mauvaisterre s Square
M Donald John, lab. r es N. Main n Dunlap McDonald John, plumbing W. State nr West, r ns College nr Clay
McDonald John jr. clerk, r ns College nr Clay McDONALD L. A. stationery, news depot and notions ns W. State nr Square, r 409 E. State
McDonnell Andrew, wall paper, etc., r E.State w Brown
McDONNELL HENRY, painter and dealer in wall paper, Masonic blk. Mr. M. has been established in business in the city many years; he has built up an excellent trade, and employs constantly a number of workmen; he has executed a number of exceptionally fine pieces of work, which can be seen in many of the churches and public buildings in the city, and in sur- rounding towns; he keeps constantly on hand a large supply of painters' materials, wall paper, etc., and can always be found ready for his customers
McDonnell Henry sr. r E. Lafayette av. e East
McDougal William, blacksmith, r ss College e, East
McDougal Wm. Mrs. dressmaker, r 330 E. College
McEncroe John, plasterer, r 'Goltra av. s Chambers
McElroy Anna Mrs. r ws S. Main s Richard
McEvers Cisero, carp. r ns North e Pine
McEvers E. Mrs. r ss College e Church
McEvers William E. millwright, r ns North e Pine
MCFARLAND ANDREW, M. D.
prop. and supt. Oak Lawn Retreat E. Morgan av. (Seé history, page 408)
McFarland Fletcher, M. D. asst. supt. Oak Lawn Retreat E. Morgan av.
McFarland Harriet N. Miss, Oak Lawn Re- treat
McFarland L. S. Miss, Morgan nr East
McFarlane W. K. r Clay av. se cor. Supe- rior av.
McFay Frank, teamster, bds. es East n Dun- lap
McGaughran M. (Hallenthal & McGaugh- ran) r ws Sandy nr North
McGhee F. J. (McGhee & Richardson) bds. Clay av. s Morton av.
McGhee & Richardson (F. J. McGhee and J. W. Richardson) boots and shoes es Square nr State
McGinnis A. cooper, r 915 S. Main
McGinnis F. M Miss, teacher Blind asylum, r Mrs. M. Masters'
McGinnis W. marblecutter, r 915 S. Main
McGool Wm. wagonmkr. r es East s College McGrath James, blksmth. ss Morgan nr Sandy, r Lafayette av. nr Depot
McGrogan Henry, lab. r ns Mauvaisterre cor. College av.
McGrogan Johanna, washerwoman Insane Asylum
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