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Riley Daniel, lab. r Centre e Illinois av.
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Riley James W. janitor Court House
Ring J. M. pumpmaker State nw cor. East, r . es Clay av. n Morton av.
Rippon Geo. carp. r es S. Main s Morton av. Rockwell Charles, ret. r ns W. State w Prairie
Rockwell Eliza A. teacher D. and D. Asylum Rockwell Frances, teacher D. and D. Asylum Rockwell William, hardware and druggist ns Square nr Main
Robb J. Flem, clerk, bds. Dunlap house
Roberts Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, r West cor. Lafayette av.
Roberts Katy Miss, r West cor. Lafayette av. Roberts Robert, carp. r es N. Main n Inde- pendence av.
Roberts Theo. cook, r ws Clay av. n Brook Robertson B. Mrs. r 514 S. West
Robertson John, vice-pres. Jacksonville Nat. bank, r Lafayette av. n Caldwell
Robertson John J. r ns W. State e Church
ROBINSON FRANK, livery, sale, board, and feed stables, Old Mansion house barn, North Main cor. North street. Keeps constantly on hand double and single rigs. Horses bought and sold on commission, and boarded and properly cared for, at rea- sonable rates. Best quality of hay for sale by the ton or load
Robinson John, farmer, r ss Lafayette av. w Caldwell
Robinson Thomas, hostler N. Main cor.North Robinson William, lab. bds. Commercial hotel
Robinson William D. bricklayer, r ws N. M in n Independence av.
ROCKWELL WILLIAM,
ns Square nr Main. General dealer in drugs, paints, oils, glass, hardware, cutlery, nails, axes, spades, etc. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Garden imple- ments of all kinds, a large assortment kept constantly on hand. Mr. R. is the exclu- sive agent here for U.S. Tea Company's teas, and H.W. John's asbestos material Rodgers John, grocer es Mauvaisterre n Squaţe
Rodgers J. B. harnessmaker, r W.R.R. w Dia- mond
Rodgers William, harnessmaker, r Morgan e Square
Rodinghammer J. cigarmaker, r Diamond end College
Rodrigues Joseph, lab. r W.R.R. e Pine
Rodrigues Emanuel, lab. r Independence av. n C.& A.R.R.
Rodrigues Joseph jr. marblecutter, r W.R.R. e Pine
Roedersheimer Jacob, cigarmaker, bds. Main nr North
Roemerman W. H. (W. H. Roemerman & Co.) r Fayette cor. Adams
Roemerman W. H. & Co. (W. H. Roemerman and -) cigars and tobacco S. Main, P.O. block
Rogers James L. engineer, r ns Rout near city limits
Rogers Jesse B. harnessmaker W. S. Snyder
Rogers Wm. O. harnessmaker, r ns E. Mor- gan w Mauvaisterre
Roland L. Mrs. r W. College av. cor. Dia- mond
Rollmann Louis J. gunsmith, bds. Lum's restaurant
Romerman Lou Mrs. r 322 N. West
Roney Ella, chambermaid Insane Asylum Rose Emanuel, lab. r W.R.R. w Diamond Ross C. E. insurance agt. r es Prairie n Anna Ross L. B. mason, r Clay av. s Morton av.
Ross William J. r Lafayette av. e Sandusky Ross William N. r Lafayette av. e Sandusky Rothwell A. H. turnkey jail, bds. Main cor. College
Rottger J. (Becker, Rottger & Degen) r Col- lege av. e R.R. track
Rountree Thomas, barber ws N. Main nr Square, r Church nr Brook
Roundtree Thomas, barber, r ss Anna w West Rourke Michael, shoemaker, r West n R.R. Routt Ann Mrs. r ss. E. State opp Blind Asylum
Routt Charles L. farmer, r Mrs. Ann Routt's Rowe David, miner, r Railroad cor. Howe
Rowe David E. r Railroad cor. Howe
Rowe John C. r Railroad cor. Howe
Rowe P. lab. r Reid & Co's brick yard
Rowland Lowe Mrs. r College av. se cor. Diamond
Rucker E. R. restaurant, ss Square nr Mau- vaisterre, r ws Main nr Morton av.
Rucker Wm. agt. r es Goltra av. n Morton av.
Ruick Lizzie, laundress Pres. Female Acad- emy
Rule Aaron, carp. r ns Anna e Church
Rull Wm. carp. r es Prairie s Anna
Runkle Fred. butcher, r ws Clay av. s Col- lege
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Runkel Edward, clk. r ws Clay av. s College Runkel Robert, butcher, r Clay av. s College
Russel Andrew, salesman, r Mound av. w Park
Russel A. jr. bookkeeper Jack. Nat. Bank, r College av. cor. Prospect
Russel George S. (J. S. & G. S. Russel) r 826 W. College av.
Russel John S. (J. S. & G. S. Russel) r Park cor. Mound av.
RUSSEL J. S. & G. S. dealers in lumber, lath, doors, sash, blinds, etc. No. 512 N. Main nr W.R.R. This firm is one of the oldest lumber houses in the State, having been established and doing business at this stand since 1852. They are the leading merchants in the lumber business in this section
RUSSEL WM. At times it is a difficult task to follow, step by step, the successive stages of life of those who have taken a leading position in life. The Russels are of Scotch origin, all comfortably situated in life. Andrew and Agnes Russel, pa- rents of Wm. Russel,were natives of Roth- say, Scotland, where William was born and grew up on the old homestead. In 1833 the Russels stepped on board a sailing ves- sel bound for America. By way of Spring- field, Ill., they made their way into Morgan Co. Andrew Russel entered a large tract of land and became a very successful farmer. The subject of this notice received a classi- cal education in Scotland ; at twenty-eight he married Miss Emily Gallaher, daughter of Wm. Gallaher, a native of Kentucky, who moved to Illinois in its early settle- ment. Mr. Russel was. in very comfortable circumstances compared to many that first made a home in the west. No man is bet- ter known in the early days of Jacksonville. First opening the largest store for the sale of China ware, boots, shoes, hardware, groceries, etc., strictly honorable in all business transactions, he went steadily for- ward to a successful career. A number of years ago he built the store he now occu- pies on the west side of the Square, and made a purchase of a large business house. The Russel estate comprises over 5,000 acres of land ; in addition to a part of this William owns a great deal of city property. This family was among the nobility of Scotland.
RUSSEL & HAYDENS (William Russel, George and Alfred Hayden) dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, and im- porters and sole agents for the United States for Edwinson C. Green's breech and muzzle-loading guns, manufactured at Chel- tenham, Eng. This make of guns are unsur- passed in material, workmanship, durabili- ty and shooting qualities ; they have won for themselves a world wide reputation, having shown their superiority wherever tested. At the international gun trial in New York, in 1873, they stood first, sec- ond and third ; at the field trial, London, England, in 1875, they made the highest aggregate score ; also making the best sin . gle shot over all the competitors ; beating sixty-two out of sixty-eight of the best ma- kers in Great Britain. They are offered to the sportsmen of America, with the assur- ance that there is none better made, and at prices within the reach of the masses of sportsmen.
Russell Andrew, rss Mound av. w Park Russell Annie, waiter Insane Asylum
Russell Colridge, attendant Insane Asylum
Russell C. H. (Dayton & Russell) bds. Dun- lap house
Russell E. Miss, r Mound av. sw cor. Park
Russell John W. (Akers & Russell) r College av. w Hardin av.
Russell Robert) r ws Caldwell opp. North RUSSELL R. D. (Dummer, Brown & Russell) bds. ss State e East
Russen Jesse, lab. r ws Mauvaisterre s Col- lege
Rustemeier Joseph, tailor, r College nr R.R. track
Rutherford Alice, laundress D. and D. Asy- lum
Rutherford James A. teacher, r Dr. W. W. Harsha's
Rutherford Mary, cook D. and D. Asylum Rutherford Nancy, cook D. and D. Asylum Rutledge E. land agt. Saving Bank blk. r es Fayette s Anna
Rutledge Geo. merchant, bds. Mrs. M. A. Rutledge's
Rutledge James, clk. r College av. nr Clay av.
Rutledge Mary A. Mrs. r ss E. College av. e Clay av.
Rutledge N. Rev. M. E. minister, r Mrs. M. A. Rutledge
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RUTTLEDGE WM. L. REV. r S.
Main cor. College, minister M. E. church. Mr. R. is now preacher in charge of sever- al congregations, and has his time actively engaged in his work. He is one of the pioneeer ministers of Illinois, possesses an accurate and reliable memory concerning it, and looks witli pleasure on the improve- ments made since his first arrival in the west.
Ryan Michael, lab. r Green cor. Lafayette av. Ryan Thomas, lab. r es Vorhees n Indepen- dence av.
Ryan William, lab. r Railroad e Howe
Rynearson Benj. F. trader, r W.R.R. cor. Brown
SAGE J. M. lab. bds. W. D. Anderson's
Sage Theodore, wagon-maker, r W. College e West
Salby Joseph M. restaurant, E. State nr Square, r Diamond nr Prairie
Saldana John, lab. r es N. Main n Indepen- dence av ..
Salz William, yardman, bds. Commercial hotel
Sanders A. Mrs. r John C. Neil
Sanders Fenton, cigar-maker, bds. N. Main nr North
SANDERS W. D. PROF. supt.
Athenæum and Conservatory of Music, r 1029 W. State
Sanderson Abbie Miss, r Morgan cor. East
Sanderson Cyrus, clk. r Morgan cor. East
Sanderson C. Mrs. dressmkr. r ns Morgan cor. East
Sanderson David, ret. r W. College av. w Prairie
Sanderson J. R. r Morgan cor. East
Sanford E. M. lawyer ns Square nr Main, r Clay av. cor. Superior
Sanford L. lab. r ss Chambers e S. Main
Sanford Richard, carp. r es S. Main n Inde- pendence av.
Sanitarium, Dr. David Prince, propr. ws Sandy s Square ·
Sargent W. H. stock dealer, r Lafayerre av. nr Sandy
Savage T. Mrs. r W. College av. cor. West- minster
Sawyer C. K. dentist ns Court w Square, r ws Church nr Richard
Sawyer Frances waiter D. and D. Asylum
Sawyer Maria, matron D. and D. Asylum Sawyer Martha, wid. George, r ws Fulton n North
Scanlon Charles, carp. r es S. Main, n Col- lege
Schafer John, butcher, r Madison e West Schafer John, butcher, rws East s College av. Schanning John, watchman Insane Asylum Schaub G. Mrs. dressmkr. r ss e College e Mauvaisterre
Schelkop Mathew, blacksmth. r ns North nr East
Schermerhorn Charles, grocer, and soda water mnfr. ss Morgan nr Sandy, r Kosciusko sw cor. Grove
Schermerhorn W. W. clk. r Kosciusko sw cor. Grove
Schmalz F. F. groceries and confectionery ns Square cor. Main, r es N. Main nr Inde- pendence av.
Schmalz W. Mrs. res N. Main n Inde- pendence av.
Schmidt August, saloon ne cor. Square, r E. College cor. Clay av.
Schofield D. C. Mrs. boarding N. Main nr North
Schofield Sarah Miss, nurse Sanitarium
Scholes Jonathan, wagonmkr. r West sw cor. College
Schoonover David, sr. (Schoonover & Burns) r S. Main
Schoonover David, jr. city marshal, r S. Main sw cor. Franklin
Schoonover James (Schoonover & Burns) r S. Main cor. Franklin
Schoonover James P. miller, r ws East 's Chambers
SCHOONOVER & BURNS, pro- prietors Union Mills and dealers in flour, meal, chop-feed, bran, and general mill stuff. All orders promptly attended to. S. Main nr the brook
Schulenberg Henry, brewer, r rear West n North
Schulenberg Henry, driver, r north end Main Schuler John, baker, r Anna w Sandy
Schureman George B. br ckmason, r North se cor. Yates
Scores Clara, wid. Jacob, r Pine n Freedman Scott Charles, lab. r College av. cor. S. Main Scott Edward (Scott & Landers) pres. First Nat. Bank, r 711 S. Main
Scott James (Scott & Jameson) r ss North e Church
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Scott M. J. Mrs. dressmkr. r ns E. College cor. Clay av.
Scott S. (Springer & Scott) bds. Main cor. North
Scott Thomas, trader, r 710 S. Main
Scott & Jameson (James Scott and George Jameson) blacksıniths, wagonmkrs. Sandy cor. North
Scott & Landers (Edward Scott and George Landers) proprs. Morgan Mills depot 12 N. Main
Scotter George, hostler, r es N. Main n In- dependence av.
Sebastian Joseph, lab. r ns Lafayette av. e Clay av.
Seeberger L. clk. bds. College av. nr. Sandy Seegar D. C. lab. r Anna cor. West
Seegar Sarah Mrs. r Anna cor. West Seeley Cora, attendant Insane Asylum
Seffler Gottleib, brewer, r north end Main
Seiber Edward R. gunsmith, r es N. Main n Dunlap
Selby John, r North w West
Sell Mattie Mrs. r es Clay av. s College
Semple F. A. clk. Virden Coal Co. r ss W. College av. w Hardin av.
Semple Louisa, wid. Steele, r ns E. State e Howe
Seth William, weaver, bds. W.R.R. e Brown Seyferth John, employe Ill. Inst. Blind
Seymour Isaac, lab. r ss Anna e Church
Shafer John J. (Hackman & Shafer) r S. Main opp. P.O.
Shanahan Patrick, farmer, r Walnut cor. Caldwell
Shanehan John, lab. r Howe cor. Centre Shanz J. lab. r George Brooks'
Sharp E. (Foreman & Sharp) r Main cor. Brown
Sharp Marion, carp. r es Hardin av. n Henry Sharp Nimrod, farmer, r Hardin av. s Su- perior
Sharp Robert, lab. r E. State w Brown
Sharpe Joseph K. salesman, r Lafayette av. cor. Finley
Shaub John, carp. r ns Court e East
Shelkop -, blksmth. r ns North e East
Shepherd R. D. marble dealer ss E. State, r ns E. State
Sheriff's Office, Irvin Dunlap, sheriff, Court House
Sherk Kate Mrs. r ws Brown n North Sherk Kate Mrs. r ns Court e East
Sherwood Julia Mrs. r ns Grove w West
Shields James, lab. r Howe s Centre Shields John, bricklayer, r Howe s Centre
Shields John, engineer, bds. Metropolitan hotel
Shinn Frank T. attendant Insane Asylum
Shirk Kate, r ns Court e Square
Shively James, lab. r es Mauvaisterre n Square Shook Jose, h, carp. r ns Court e East
Shore Charles, r Caldwell n Lafayette av.
Short G. W. r College av. w Prairie
Short Lottie D. Miss, teacher Ill. Female College
Short Sarah B. Mrs. matron Ill. Female Col- lege
SHORT W. F. REV. Pres. Ill. Female College
Shradar Geo. farmer, r ws Hardin av. s Col- lege
Shreve M. M. carp. r es Church n Morton av. Shreve Walter, clk. r s Church nr Morton av. SIĘBER E. R. ss Court e Square, gun- smith and dealer in guns, pistols, and am- munition. Mr. Sieber is well known to the sporting fraternity, and, to supply the de- mand, he keeps constantly on hand a fine stock of the different kinds of muzzle and breech-loading shotguns, double and sin- gle, also a fine assortment of the latest im- proved rifles and revolvers. Mr. S. can accommodate the trade with every thing in his line, and is now prepared for making choke boards on breech and muzzle-load- ing guns, for close and strong shooting.
Sibert Benjamin F. supt. City Ry. Co. r es Main s Vandalia
Sibley George, farmer,. r ss College e Clay av.
Sidebotham S. Benj. florist, r ws Church n Grove
Sieber E. R. gunsmith, ss Court e Square, r N. Main
Sigler J. D. Rev. pastor Soule Chapel, r 1040 East
Silva John, lab. r Illinois av. e East
Silva Frank, lab. r Illinois av. s Independence av.
Simmons B. bricklayer, bds. Mrs. C. Davis' Simmons B. W. (Woods, Simmons & Co.) r College av. nr. Hardin av.
SIMMONS D. M. post-master, P.O. es Main s Square, r ss College av. e Hardin av.
Simmons Mary C. Miss, del. clk. P.O. r ss Col- lege av. e Hardin av.
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Simmons M. F. (Simmons & Eames) r S. Main beyond limits
Simmons O. C. dis. clk. P.O. bds. ss College av. e Hardin av.
SIMMONS & EAMES (M. F. Sim- mons and C. M. Eames) editors and proprs. Jacksonville Journal, Mather's blk. E. State
Simms Alice M. Miss, music teacher, r 436 E. College
Simms Charles, clk. r E. College nr Hardin av.
Simms C. H. r 724 West
Simms Edward C. restaurant ss W. State nr Square, r East
Simms W. N. farmer, r 436 College
Sing C. laundry, r Sandy e Square
Singer Lizzie, seamstress Insane Asylum
Simpson L. B. Miss, teacher, r Morgan nr East
Simpson Wm. engineer, bds. Metropolitan hotel
Sleeter Mary Miss, cook Ill. Inst. Blind Sleight W. H. tel. opr. bds. Dunlap house Smart Geo. lab. r ss E. Morgan e East Smedley H. farmer, rws Clay av. n Michigan Smedley John G (R. C. Johnson & Co.) and constable, r 940 Clay av.
Smiley Henry, farmer, r N. Main cor. Dunlap Smith Anderson, lab. r ws Goltra av. s Cham- bers
Smith August, r ss E. College e Clay av.
Smith August, lab. r Myrtle av. n Inde- pendence av.
Smith A. plumber A. C. Thomson's
Smith A. P. farmer, r E. State w Brown
Smith B. W. (H. L. & B. W. Smith) r Grove Smith B. W. (Smith & Son) r ws Kosciusko s Grove
SMITH CAP. (trade mark) proprietor Park hotel, located on Public Square, Jacksonville, Illinois. Eight thousand commercial men were entertained at this hotel the past twelve months
Smith C. Miss, r Hardin av. s Superior
Smith C. S. farmer, r E. State w Brown
Smith David, tile and brick maker, r Robt. Smith's
Smith D. B. (D. B. & H. B. Smith) r Grove cor. Park
Smith D. B. Mrs. r Grove se cor. Park
Smith D. B. & H. B. (David B. and Hugh B.
Smith) pianos and music ns State w Square Smith E. plumber, bds. A. C. Thompson's
Smith E. Mrs. r es Sharp s College Smith E. Mrs. r 567 Diamond
Smith Fernandes, r Myrtle av. n Independ- ence av.
Smith George, weaver, r Bedwell n Lafayette av.
SMITH GEORGE W. lawyer 8
Gallaher's block, r North nr Mauvaisterre Smith Gertie, clerk, r Pine nr North
Smith Hugh B. (D. B. & H. B. Smith) r Grove cor. Park
Smith H. L. (H. L. & B. W. Smith) r Kosci- usko nr Grove
Smith H. L. & B. W. stoves and hardware ns Square nr Sandy
Smith James, farmer, r east end State
Smith James, weaver, r Bedwell n Lafayette av.
Smith James Theo. bricklayer, r 324 S. Main Smith John, musician, r West
Smith John, tailor, bds. Mrs. C. Davis's
Smith John X. tailor, bds. Morgan nr Square
Smith Joseph, r Pine n W.R.R.
Smith J. Mrs. r Myrtle av. n Independence av.
Smith J.B. Prof. Ill. Female College, r Myrtle av. n Independence av.
Smith J. C. carp. r es Vorhees n Independ- ence av.
Smith J. H. harnessmaker, r 506 E. C llege
Smith Kate Murdock Mrs. teacher music Ill. Female College
Smith Louis C. clerk Ward Brothers, bds. S. Main
Smith Mary Miss, r ns Lafayette av. e East Smith Mary A. Mrs. r 324 S. Main
Smith Minnie Miss, cook Ill. Female College Smith Olive I. Mrs. r ws Pine s Lafayette av. Smith Peter, tinner, bds. ws N. Main n R.R. Smith Phoebe, wid. Andrew, r West s Lafay- ette av.
Smith Riley, r ns Court w West
Smith Robert sr. tile and brickmaker, r es Hardin av. s Superior
Smith Robert jr., tilemkr. r Robt. Smith's sr. Smith Roswell J. farmer, r es Church n Mor- gan av.
Smith R. C. marble works ns State e Square, r Clay av. s Superior av.
Smith Susan, wid. John, r ns Court w West Smith Talma, boots and shoes ss W. State nr Square, r West nr College
Smith Theo. com. traveler, r es Church 11 Morton av.
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Smith Thos. lab. r es Lurton s College
Smith T. Rice, tel. opr. r ws Church s Lafay- ette av.
Smith Vick (Smith & Thompson) r East n Michigan av.
Smith William, carp. Insane Asylum
Smith William M. lab. r N. West n R.R.
Smith W. H. clerk, r ws Hardin av. s College Smith & Thompson, bakers S. East n Michigan av.
Snider J. sawyer, r Lincoln av. s Mound av.
Snyder W. S. harness and saddle mnfr. ss
State e. Square, r ss College av. nr Hardin av.
Soby William, confectionery and fruits ss Square nr Main, r ns Court nr Clay av. South Mary Mrs. r Dr. A. H. Kellogg's
SOUTHERN HOTEL, B. Hocking,
proprietor, A. H. Hocking, chief clerk, ns College av. w Sandy. This hotel has been entirely re-modeled by its present pro- prietor, and is centrally located, being but a square from the street cars; it affords the traveler every convenience, nice, large airy sleeping apartments, splendid sample rooms for the display of his goods. The table is supplied with every luxury in season, and prices to suit the times. It is pre-eminently the commercial traveler's home
Sparks Lemuel, lab. r Diamond cor. Freed- man
Sparry Charles, harnessmkr. r E. College av. sw Clay av.
Spates P. coal dealer, r ss E. State w C.& A. R.R.
Spaulding Paul, lab. r Lincoln av. s Mound av.
Spellman N. W. com. trav. r ns W. College av. e Westminster
Spencer David, lab. r es East s Morton av. Spencer Thomas, lab. r Clay av. nw cor Dun- lap
Spencer Wm. plasterer, r East s Superior av. Spencer Wm. S. plasterer, r Wm. Spencer's Sperry Charles O. chief police department,
ns Court e Square, r College av. cor. Lur- ton
Sperry Harry, clk. r College av. cor. Jordan Sperry J. W. dental student r ss College nr Hardin av.
Spine Lawrence, carp. r Diamond n Freed- man
Spires J. B. clk. Woods, Simmons & Co. r Pine nr Lafayette av.
Sprague Joshua, r 306 W. College av.
Sprague Mary A. V. S. Miss, preceptress, Pres. Female Academy
Springer F. M. (Springer & Scott) r Main nr College av.
Springer John T. lawyer, r ns Jordan w Fayette
Springer John, blacksmith, r Main nr Col- lege av.
Springer & Scott (F. M. Springer and S. Scott) livery stable Main cor. North
Spurgin A. R. Mrs. r 520 Hardin av.
Stack John, employe Frank Stewart's
Stacy James D. jr. R,R. mail service, r ns E. College av. w Hardin av.
Stacy Joanna Miss, teacher, r Matthew Stacy's Stacy Margaret Miss, milliner, r Matthew Stacy's
Stacy Matthew, r es Clay av. s Morton av.
Stacy M. A. Miss, milliner, ns State e Square Stacy Thos. P. constable, r es Hardin av. s Morton av.
Stagg J. M. carp. r ws Fayette s Anna
Stanford Preston, fireman, r N. West n R.R. Stanley Frank, molder Morgan Foundry
Stark J. H. farmer Insane Asylum
Starks George, bill poster, r Fayette cor. Morton av.
Starks George W (Watson & Starks) r Fay- ette nr. Morton av.
Starr Nettie, mender Insane Asylum
Starr Omar, painter, r W.R.R. e East
STEBBINS FRANCIS H. (King & Stebbins) jewelers, south side of the Square. Was born in North Hampton, Massachusetts, July 17, 1825; moved to Jacksonville, Nov. II, 1865; was married Oct. 29, 1872, to Miss Elizabeth A. Wright, daughter of Basil Wright, of Carlinville, Illinois; she was born in Jacksonville, Oct. 20, 1845
Stearns M. F. Mrs. teacher, Pres. Female Academy
Steele J. G. (Wood & Steele) r se cor. Square
Stephenson J. T. r ns Court e Square
Stephenson J. T. Mrs. milliner, ns Court e Square
Stettler W. M. tailor, bds. 40 North
Stevenson Benjamin F. r Pine sw cor. Lafay- ette av.
Stevenson Chas. L. clk. r B. W. Gunn's
Stevenson Elliott, r W. College av. e West- minster
Stevenson Flemming Mrs. r ns W. State
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Stevenson Polly, wid. Leonard, r Railroad e Howe
Stevenson William, farmer, r 1115 Mound av.
Stewart A. W. trav. agt. Wadsworth & Pat- terson, r E. College av. w Hardin av.
Stewart C. E. clk. r ws Sandy n Square
Stewart Frank, carp. r es S. Church n Col-
· lege av.
Stewart H. C. physician r es East s College Stewart Jennie Mrs. r ss Anna w West
Stewart John, lab. r ss Anna w West
Stewart John, wood chopper, r Sheridan e C.& A. R.R.
Stewart John W. teamster, r ns Lafayette av. e Clay av.
Stewart Levi, peddler, r Sheridan e Illinois av. Stewart Levi, lab. Morgan Foundry
Stewart M. Mrs. millinery and fancy goods ws Sandy n Square
Stice Mattie Mrs. r ss E. College w Clay av. Stone Wm. lab. r Reid & Co.'s brick yard
Stonevall Elizabeth, wid. r es Mauvaisterre n Square
Storrs H. E. Prof. Ill. College, r es Prospect bet. College av. and Grove
Stout C. W. bkpr. r North cor. West
Stout J. V. D. (Mason & Stout) r es Clay av. nr school house
Strawn Gates, r W. College av. cor. Church Strawn Mary J. wid. Jacob, r ws Fayette n Jordan
Strickling H. F. (Strickling & Heimlich) r ss North w West
Strickling & Heimlich (H. F. Strickling and D. T. Heimlich) barbers es Main s Square Stringam John M. clk. r North w West
Stringam L. C. plasterer, r ws West n Cham- bers
Stringam Philip r ns North e Pine
Stringam S. F. plasterer, r ws West n Cham- bers
Stringam W. E. expressman, r L. C. String- am's
Strucken George, lab. r Prairie n W.R.R.
Stryker Henry, sr. r College av. cor. Kosci- usko
STRYKER HENRY, JR. (Stryker & Bellatti) master in chancery for Morgan Co., attorney at law, and general collecting office; r College av. cor. Prospect
STRYKER & BELLATTI (Henry Stryker, jr. and J. A. Belatti) lawyers ns Square e Sandy
Stull John, carp. r E. College av. sw cor. Hardin av.
Sturtevant A. H. (J. H. Palmer & Co.) r Col- lege Hill
Sturtevant J. M. Rev. Pres. Ill. College, r Park cor. Grove
Suhy Wm, tailor, r East cor. College av. Sullivan John, lab. r Morton av. w West
Sullivan Mary Miss, weaver, r Mrs. L. Mo- roney's
Sunderland James, weaver, r Fayette n La- fayette av.
Sutton Henry A, clk. r S. Main nr Richard- soll
Sutton John, physician, r Stephen Sutton's Sutton S. real estate ss S. Main nr Square, r Main nr Richardson
Swain Henry, carp. r ns Grove
Swales David E. printer D. and D. Asylum, r E. College av. sw cor. Johnson
Swales George W. printer, r ns North e East Swales James, printer, r ns Dunlap e Main
Swales James M. printer, r ss North e East Swapshire Isaac, lab. r N. Sandy n R.R.
Swar Henry, lab. r ns North e Mauvaisterre Sweeney Daniel, lab. r es East n Morton av. Sweeney Hannah Mrs. r es East n Morton av.
Sweeney Miles, lab. r Clay av. sw cor. Cham- bers
Swiler John W. teacher D. and D. Asylum, r Hardin av. n Chambers
Sybald Alex. painter, r State nr East
Sybrant George, clk. r ss College nr West
TAGGART IDA MRS. laundress Ill. Female. College
Tallqvist Andrew, carp. r Prairie s W.R.R.
Tandy S. M. Mrs. r 916 E. State
Tanner Edward Rev. Prof. Ill. College, r Mound av. cor. Asylum
Tarzwell Wm. boarding house ss Court nr East
Taylor Anderson, mason, r es Vorhees n In- dependence av.
Taylor A. J. carriage painter, r ss College av. nr Clay
Taylor A. S. solicitor R. Balinger, ·bds. W. State e East
Taylor Ebon T. clk. r ns College av. e Hardin av.
Taylor F. lab. r ss E. College e Hardin av.
TAYLOR FRANK C. 5 Gallaher's bldg.
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JACKSONVILLE.
TAYLOR GEORGE, retired farmer, r ss College w Lurton; son of Henry A. and Frances Taylor, natives of Virginia and Kentucky respectively. George was born on his father's farm, in Jefferson Co., Ky., July 20, 1805; remained on the farm until twenty-four years of age; received a sub- scription school education. George Taylor, although ranked among the wealthy prom- inent men of this county, found it impossi- ble to receive a liberal schooling, but is possessed of great natural ability. In 1832 he moved to Morgan Co., bringing his wife and two children; maiden name of wife, Polly E. Tucker. He located nine miles southeast of Jacksonville; first pur- chased ninety-five and one-half 'acres. In his judgment Illinois was destined to be- come a leading State, and Mr. Taylor in- vested largely in land, and at one time owned some 1300 acres. He had no better chances for a fortune than many boys of to- day, but always realized the fact that time . is money
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