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The following table may be found convenient for reference, by those who are considering the subject of drainage. It shows the number of gallons which pipes of different size will deliver per minute, according to the rate of fall :
GALLONS DISCHARGED PER MINUTE.
SIZE OF PIPE.
11% in. fall per
100 feet.
3 in. fall per
100 feet.
6 in. fall per
100 feet.
9 in. fall per
100 feet.
12 in. fall per
100 feet.
18 in. fall per
100 feet.
2 feet fall per
100 feet.
100 feet.
2 inches
9
13
19
23
27
33
37
46
3 inches
21
30
42
52
60
74
85
104
4 inches
36
52
76
92
108
132
148
184
6 inches
84
120
169
206
240
294
338
414
9 inches
232
330
470
570
660
810
930
1,140
12 inches
470
680
960
1,160
1,360
1,670
1,920
2,350
15 inches
830
1,180
1,680
2,040
2,370
2,920
3,340
4,100
18 inches
1,300
1,850
2,630
3,200
3,740
4,600
5,270
6,470
20 inches
1,760
2,450
3,450
4 180
4,860
5,980
6,850
8,410
3 feet fall per
No tiles have been used long enough in the United States to test the question of how long they will last : and in England, the only result that has been reached is, that it properly made and of the best material, and properly laid, they constitute a permanent improvement. It is important, however, that the farmers should fully appreciate the fact that the tiles should be made of the best potters' clay, unmixed with any inferior material, and thoroughly baked. " The value of tiles," says Klippart, " depends upon the quality of the clay and the perfection of the burning ; " and he relates a case in France, where drain tiles made from potters' clay were found in a good state of preservation, after being laid 340 years. Tiles which are manu- factured of inferior clay, or common clay mixed with a portion of better quality-which is not an uncommon practice with some manufacturers-are not only less durable and more likely to crumble, but, owing to the roughness of the interior surface, are much more liable to become clogged than those made of potters' clay.
The almost inexhaustible supply of the very best quality of clay at Whitehall, in this State, has led to the establishment there of numerous and very extensive manufactories of stoneware, roofing and drain tiles, fire brick, etc., situated immediately on the line of the Chicago & Alton Railroad, and thus rendered easily accessible from all parts of the State. There are also exten- sive manufactories at Joliet and elsewhere. Demand will create increased supply, and competi- tion will tend to improvement on the part of honest manufacturers, and also to the multiplication of shams on the part of those who would undersell them. With proper exercise of judgment it is not difficult for the farmer to distinguish between them. It should always be borne in mind that men who have attained a high reputation for the excellence of their manufactures have a great deal more at risk from deterioration than the mere capital invested in their machinery.
DIRECTORY OF TAX-PAYERS:
ABBREVIATIONS.
Adv. Adventist
fdry foundry
agt. .. agent gro. .... grocer Bapt. . Baptist lab ..
.... laborer
Meth Methodist bkpr. bookkeeper
.brewer mfr manufacturer bwr
brkłayr.
bricklayer
carp
carpenter
Catl
.Catholic
clk.
... clerk mer.
Ch
Church min minister
Co.
Company or County
phot.
photographer
com. mer
commission merchant
Cong.
Congregational
Den
Democrat
pr ....
.printer
dir.
.dealer
ptr ..
dest ..
.druggist
prop.
·proprietor
Episcopal.
.Episcopal
Evang
Evangelist
Ind ..
Independent
sec.
sìsmn. . salesman
I. V. C. Illinois Volunteer Cavalry
I. V. A.
Illinois Volunteer Artillery
supt. superintendent
treasurer far treas
PONTIAC CITY.
Alles, Fred. L., editor and proprietor Pontiac Sentinel.
Atterberry, Jas. C., Station Agent Padu- cal Junction.
Ament, Cyrus W., land dealer.
Ament, William T., lawyer.
Anderson, John J., plasterer.
Aerl, Robert, live-stock dealer.
Adams, Mrs. Helen, Postmistress.
Avery, O. F., Deputy County Clerk.
Anable, Samuel J., clerk.
Atwood, A. D., carpenter.
Agen, John, Laborer.
Allen, H. A., foundryman.
Bigelow, L. H., carpenter.
Bigelow, Charles L., carpenter.
Burgess, Thomas, laborer.
Blackmore, Henry, livery and feed stable. Boulter & Wyman, livery and feed stable. Babcock, Rufus W., C. & A. Station Agt.
Babcock, Judson W., groceries.
Babcock. H. (., dlr. in agricu'l implem'ts.
Babcock, Albert L., groceries.
Barton, William, laborer.
Barton, Joseph L., barber.
Bay, George W., carpenter.
Bay, Wm. C., house and sign painter. Bond, F. II., shoemaker.
Black, John, groceries.
Bruner, John W., capitalist.
Bruner, William H., groceries.
Brewer, F. M., laborer.
Brucker, Francis, dry goods.
Brucker, Adolph, dry goods.
Beach, George R., dry goods.
Beach Brothers, dry goods.
Bradshaw, John, laborer.
Brower, Arlineus, retired farmer.
Brower, Martin I., lawyer and J. P.
Burke, William, liquor dealer.
Bruckner, John, janitor school house.
Bennett, Havilla S., express agent.
Barney, Benjamin F., tinner.
Britton, Robert, laborer.
Berry, William W., liquor dealer.
Borg, Cris M., house and sign painter.
Bourland, O. P., Cash. Nat. Bank Pontiac.
Bawden, Thomas, foundryman.
Bilger, B. F., cigar maker.
Bates, D. S., portrait painter.
Bruce, F. M., drayman.
Burns, William, miller.
Caldwell, James A., drug and book store.
Culver, Joseph F., banker, real estate and insurance agent.
Culver, J. F. & Co., bankers, real estate and insurance agents.
Culver, Mrs. Martha. Culver, Mrs. Mary M.
Countryman, Jacob, laborer.
.painter
Rep. Republican
Rev Reverend
section or secretary
I. V. I Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Spir
Spiritualist
farmer
maclı machinist
mkr
.maker
mechanic
mecli merchant
phys .. physician Presb. Presbyterian
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TAX-PAYERS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY :
Countryman, Nelson, laborer. Countryman, George, laborer.
Cook. Allen, butcher. Cook. W. H., butcher. Cook, John, butcher.
Cook, Avery, capitalist.
Cook. Edgar, groceries.
Cook, Isaac, laborer.
Cook, Micajah, farmer.
Chapman, Amasa, engineer.
('ullom. J. W., teacher.
Cleland, Thomas, retired farmer.
Cleland, Thomas, Jr., laborer.
Cleland, William H., laborer.
Calkins, Ebenezer, laborer.
Clemens, W. C., ice dealer.
Cleary, William, laborer.
Cleary, John, laborer.
Curry, J. A., laborer. Croswell, James T., druggist.
Clark, John K., tinner.
Custer, Israel, carpenter.
Crane, Elizabeth, capitalist.
Coviezel, John L., butcher.
Corbin, J. K., farmer.
Camp, Edgar, Clerk.
Cotton, Byron A., bakery.
Crawford, W. T., live stock dealer.
Cowan, A. W., atty. and real estate dIr.
Camp, Mrs. Mary Porter.
Collis, James, laborer.
C'ordeal, Sylvester, clerk in Circuit Clerk's office.
Cox, Andrew D., clerk in Circuit Clerk's office.
Conley, A. M., carpenter.
Camp, Apollus, farmer.
Dean, Edward, drayman.
Daman, John W., jeweler.
Downing, Isaac T., furniture.
Denny. John N., horse dealer.
Dann, George, carpenter.
Deemer. John, carpenter.
Dye, Job E., grain dealer.
Dolde, Martin, wagon maker.
Duffy, Benjamin A., insurance agent.
Duff, James, farmer.
Duff, Jonathan, atty. and real estate agt.
Denslow, Samuel, miller.
Denslow. W. F., miller.
Dorman, Theodore, cigar maker.
Davison, Samuel, clerk.
Downing, Harrison, farmer.
Dolan, Patrick, laborer.
Eagle. John W., farmer.
Evans, Richard, retired farmer.
Eylar, Daniel C., AAssistant Cashier Liv- ingston County Bank. Egan, John, Constable.
Eminger, John H., merchant tailor.
Evers. Frank O., clothing.
Fisher, Augustus F., capitalist.
Fox, Michael, stone mason.
Folks, Richard D., carpenter.
Fisher, Jos., furniture maker and dealer. Filkins, John W., druggist. Fyfe, William B., lawyer.
Fellows. J. 1 .. prop. Title Abstract Books.
Fender, Simon, carriage maker.
Fillmore, Huling & Co., dry goods. Foster, Robert F., plasterer.
Furzman, Wm. H., real estate & ins. agt.
Fillmore, Millard, dry goods dealer.
Franklin, William L., blacksmith.
Fender & Hills, carriage makers.
Gore, William, farmer.
Gregory, Mrs. Ann, restaurant.
Greenman, E. O., lumber dealer.
Gaylord, Horace, physician.
Greenebaum, Henry G., banker.
Greenebaum & Bro., dry goods & groceries
Graber, Henry, wagon maker ..
Gunsul, Henry B., livery and feed stable.
Gunsul & Blackmore, omnibus line.
Gaff, James H., blacksmith.
Gray, Benj. W., harness & saddle maker.
Gilbert, C. C., bakery and confectionery.
Gore, Henry W., clothing.
Gore & Evers, clothing.
Grandy, Truman E., groceries.
Garatt, Smith M., lawyer.
Humiston, Bennet, farmer.
Hartshorn, Thomas C., farmer.
Harding, Alfred E., lawyer.
Hoover, John W., groceries.
Hannaman, Peter M., groceries.
Hallam, Charles, retired farmer.
Hayes, Mrs. Helen, retired farmer.
Hoover & Co., groceries.
Holmes, William H., carpenter.
Ilodge, William, house and sign painter.
Houchin, Solomon, hotel and restaurant.
Hobbs, Lewis H., retired farmer.
Hobbs, Henry C., hardware and agricult- ural implements.
Holman, Thomas, miller.
Husted, James G., liquor dealer.
Husted & Co., liquor dealers.
Hertzberg, Samuel, clothing.
Hertzberg Bros., clothing.
Hunter & Pillsbury, groceries.
Hauk, Jonathan, wagon maker.
Herbert, Samuel, ice dealer.
Holtzman, Samuel E., physician.
Henry, Richard, laborer.
Huber, Samuel W., meat market.
Holland, Martin, laborer.
Houseworth, J. T., cooper.
Hunter, Charles B., groceries.
Hobbs, Frank O., clerk.
Heiskill, Felix, clerk.
Hemstreet, Mrs. Malinda. Henry, James, retired farmer.
Harris, G. W., laborer.
Hornbaker, William, blacksmithi.
Howland, G. B., photographer.
Icenburger, J. W., Baptist clergyman.
Johnson, Morris, retired farmer.
Johnson, Mrs. Morris.
Johnson, Mrs. Rebecca.
Johnson & Stuff, proprietors Free Trader. Johnson, Edden M., editor Free Trader.
John, Reason M., land agent.
Jenkins, William H., Circuit Clerk.
Journdt, August, tailor.
Johnson, Peter. physician.
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PONTIAC CITY.
Johnson, Robert J., hotel keeper. Kay, John, farmer. Kay, Jos. T., land and insurance agent. Kingore, George R., stone cutter. Keach, John C., carriage maker. Krack, I. J., retired farmer and County Treasurer.
Knight, Charles, bricklayer. Kavanaugh Bros., liquor dealers.
Kavanaugh, Dennis, liquor dealer.
Kent, Lester E., grain dealer.
Kent, Edward E., grain dealer.
Kingore, Perry M., printer.
Keck, C., lumber dealer.
Kerr, George, retired farmer.
Lawrence, Albert, retired farmer and capitalist.
Lawrence, Albert, Jr., groceries. Lawrence, Sardis S., lawyer.
Lord. Wallace, carpenter and proprietor Lord's Opera House.
Limber, J. W., veterinary surgeon.
Lyon, William B., retired merchant.
Lyon, David M., boot and shoe dealer. Lyon, Douglass J., carpenter.
Lutyen, L. F., drugs and fancy goods.
Lutyen, W. C., drugs and fancy goods. Lerbach, John, harness maker.
Linell, Philip S., harness maker.
Lacey, William S., hardware and agricult- ural implements. Ladd, Samuel C., farmer. Lawrence & Cook, groceries. Legg, A. T., teacher.
Legg & Voght, boots and shoes.
Lunt, W. H. & Son, grain dealers.
Lunt, W. H., grain dealer.
Lunt, Robert T., grain dealer.
Lewis, D. W., gunsmith.
Mitchell & Keck, lumber dealers.
McGregor, Mrs. M. J.
McGregor, Charles A., jewelry.
McGregor, Miss E., millinery.
McCalla, John, boots and shoes.
McEntee, Philip, laborer. McNichol, John, shoemaker.
McIntosh, E. W., house and sign painter. McDowell, H. H .. lawyer.
Milke, Henry, liquor dealer. Maples, Mrs. E. R. Maxwell, Frederick J., clerk.
Mossholder, S. H., saddles and harness.
Miller, William T., blacksmith. Moore, Mrs. Mattie, millinery.
Marsh, John W., farmer. Murphy, John, clerk. Matthews, Rodolph, dentist.
Murphy, Peter, laborer. Miller, Philip M., barber.
Minton, Joseph, laborer. McKee, James, farmer. Moore, D. F., clerk. Moore, Mrs. Elizabeth. Morrow, James E., banker.
Norton, Hezekiah H., carpenter. Nelson, James, retired far. and capitalist. Nelson, James, Jr., carpenter. Newman, George W., policeman.
Newcomb, George D., carpenter.
Opperman, Julius, cabinet maker. Olney, R. & Co., title abstracts.
Olney, Ransom, lawyer.
O'Connell, Patrick, laborer.
O'Donald, Kate, laborer. ()'Hair, Thomas, laborer.
O'Brien, Michael, laborer.
()'Brien, Matthew, laborer.
Owens, E. B., laborer.
Owens, Mrs. Maria, capitalist.
Pierce & Newcomb, carpenters.
Pierce, Andrew J., carpenter.
Perry, William, hotel, "Perry House."
Perry, William W., Court House janitor.
Perry, James S., tailor.
Pittinger, John, carriage trimmer.
Pittinger, Wilson, groceries.
Payne, Mrs. M. L.
Payne, William L., farmer.
Platt, Andrew J., propr. City Hotel.
Platt, Harvey, laborer.
Pulliam, George W., drayman.
Post, F. F., grain dealer.
Post, W. W., coal dealer.
Post, Mrs. E. J.
Pearre, Otho F., atty. and Police Mag.
Pillsbury, Nathaniel J., Judge 2d District Appellate Court.
Pillsbury, Stephen O., grocer.
Peckham John B., musician.
Pemberton, Hiram P., farmer.
Payson, Lewis E., lawyer.
Reed, Henry B., shoemaker.
Reed, Norman II., hardware.
Runyan, John H., butcher.
Rice, George W., furniture.
Ricketson, Shadrack, feed yard.
Ricketson, Mrs. Mary, restaurant.
Renoe, Mark A., druggist.
Ross, Richard C., carpets.
Remick, James W .. clerk.
Remick, Mrs. Sarah, millinery.
Robinson, Benjamin E., County Sheriff.
Rankin, Thomas J., plasterer.
Rosenberger, Julius, clothing.
Reiley, Edward, miller. Reiley, E. & Co., millers.
Rose, Moses, clothing.
Robinson, Thomas C., coal miner.
Stafford, John F., propr. Phoenix Hotel.
Strawn, Christopher C., lawyer.
Sliker, Otto, painter.
Smith, Richard, poultry buyer.
Smith, Frank, jeweler.
Smith, Newton, retired farmer.
Smith, John W., drugs and books.
Smith, John C., retired farmer.
Slocum, Thomas, farmer.
Siner, James. Stewart, Samuel, physician.
Stack, John, butcher.
Schwarz, Peter M., cigar manufacturer.
Schultz, Ernst F., liquor dealer.
Storey, W. H., photographer.
Shaw, George W., laborer.
Sims, W. S., lumber dealer. Springer, Uriah A., engineer.
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TAX-PAYERS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY :
Siverling, Daniel, poultry buyer. Siverling, Mrs. E., dressmaker.
Strevell Jason W., lawyer. Stuff, John S., printer.
Streamer, Jacob, druggist.
Schneider, John, butcher.
Scouller, J. D., Supt. State Reform School. Shroyer, Ed. N., clerk.
Sullivan, Michael, laborer.
Snow, John, horse dealer.
Stites, John J., physician.
Taylor, Proctor, merchant.
Taylor, Eb., barber.
Townsend, H. H., dentist.
Turner, Joseph P., capitalist.
Terry, James T., lawyer. Troy, Patrick, laborer.
Tindall, Mrs. Alice.
Tanquary, Mrs. Sarah.
Teed, Edward, boot and shoe mnfr. Teed, Merritt, boot and shoe mnfr. Umphenour, Isaac, blacksmith.
I'mphenour, Jacob, laborer.
Vanscoy, James, farmer.
Virden, Mrs. M. J.
Virden, William T., bank clerk.
Wheeler, C. R., City Marshal. Welch, R. B., Principal Pontiac Schools. Williams, Thomas, miller.
Wise, H. L., Street Commissioner.
Ward, James G., blacksmith. Wallace, Elon E., grocer.
Woodrow, John W., lawyer. Wyman, Charles, livery and feed stable. Waters, C. R., clerk.
Wall, Wm., propr. Washington House. Ward, Philip H., clerk.
Warrander, Thomas, liquor dealer.
Winans, John C., clerk.
Winters, Zeplı., City Clerk.
Wash, Jas. R., abst., loan and ins. office.
Wallace, R. R., atty. and County Judge. Wickery, John C., plasterer.
Williamson, T. H., sta. agt., C. & P. R. R. Wright, L. C., paints, oils and glass.
Whitescarver, W. C., farmer.
Wait, Alvin, County Clerk.
Westcott, L. K., post office clerk.
Woolverton, Mrs. H. J.
White, James, laborer.
Woodford, George, ins. agent.
Wolgamott, John, R., clerk. Wilson. Edward L., blacksmith.
Williams, Berry, laborer.
Wilcox, Edward, clerk.
Young, Jas. L., saddle and harness shops. Young, Mrs. Saralı.
PONTIAC TOWNSHIP.
Adams, Joseph, F., farmer ; P. O. Pontiac. AAndrews, Thos., far .: P. O. Pontiac. Aerl, Isaac, farmer; P. O. Pontiac. Bennet, C. N., farmer: P.O. Pontiac. Bancroft, L., nur. and gar. ; P. O. Pontiac. Brown, Reason, farmer; P. O. Pontiac. Balmer, John, farmer: P. O. Pontiac. Babcock, Mrs. J. S., far .: P. O. Pontiac. Bertram, Edward, furniture salesman. Bowman, William G., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Brown, George R., far. : P. O. Pontiac. Breese, William, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Beardsley, O. S., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Crouch, Emory, far .; P. O. Pontiac. ('ox, James, Sr., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Cox, James, Jr., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Cox, Jacob, farmer: P. O. Pontiac. Corbin, J. K., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Capes, William, farmer; P. O. Pontiac. Capes, Charles, farmer; P. O. Pontiac. Cunningham, George, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Campbell, Francis M., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Carter, Mrs. E. A., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Cason, James, far .: P. O. Pontiac. Duff, John G., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Duff, Mrs Eliza, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Davis, William R., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Demoss, William H., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Essick, Isaac, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Ewing, James, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Eylar, Alfred A., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Emahizer, Wesley, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Emahizer, William, far .; P. O. Pontiac.
Emerson, Wm. H., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Erickson, C., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Edgington, Jas. G., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Fenton, Jas. G., drayman and coal dealer. Freudy, George, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Finley, John M., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Finley, Ezra, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Foley, Morris, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Fritz, Peter, farmer; P. O. Pontiac. Groves, W. F., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Greenman, John, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Greenman, Silas, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Glaze, Isaac, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Grandy, Nathan S., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Glaze, Jessie, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Garton, Isaac C., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Hill, Harry, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Honeywell, Jesse D., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Heisner, Paul, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Heylson, Barney, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Hicks, Anthony, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Hicks, William, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Haney, Charles, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Hendershot, Squire, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Huling, E. P., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Houder, Jacob, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Houder, Ephraim, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Houder, Miss Mary, capitalist. Houk, Felix, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Hart, Walter, nur. and gar. ; P. O. Pontiac. Huff, James, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Hendershot, Omer, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Hartle, Jacob, Jr., far .; P. O. Pontiac.
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FAIRBURY VILLAGE.
Herbert, Daniel W., harness maker. Huey, J. E., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Jordan, Luke, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Jacobson, Ole T., far. : P. O. Pontiac. Jacobson, James T., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Johnson, A. M., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Keller, C. M., farmer; P. O. Pontiac. Kellogg, Aaron W., nur. and gar .; P. O. Pontiac.
Kellogg, Nathan M., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Kellogg, Truman M., far .; Pontiac. Kraft, George, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Kibby, James, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Lyon, Thomas, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Laycock, Dudley, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Lawrence, Wm., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Lawrence, Richard, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Lawrence, Nelson, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Laycock, Jefferson, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Lambert, James A., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Lower, Wm., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Lugland, Ole O., far. : P. O. Pontiac. Loftiss, J. W., far. : P. O. Pontiac. Marsh, Arthur J., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Mason, W. D., far .; P. O. Pontiac. McCoy, James, far. ; P. O. Pontiac. McCoy, Owen, far .; P. O. Pontiac. McCormack, Samuel, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Miller, Michael, far .; P. O. Pontiac. McCarty, John D., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. McCormack, Frank, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Munson, Peter, far .; P. O. Pontiac.
McCabe, Datis, far .: P. O. Pontiac. Munson, B., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. McMahan, Michael, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Nelson, Elwell, far .; P. O. Pontiac. North, J. J., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Normal, W. B., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Oleson, Severin, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Oleson, Chris., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Oleson, Andrew, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Okeson, Wm. B., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Oleson, John K., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Perry, Joseph O., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Peasley, C. D., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Peasley, George I., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Peterman, Allen, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Proesel, Joseph, far .; P. O. Pontiac.
Provost, Cephus, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Powell, John, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Rollings, Philip, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Rollings, William H., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Raymond, A., drayman ; P. O. Pontiac. Robinson, Garrett C., far. : P. O. Pontiac. Robinson, James, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Robinson. A. E., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Redfern, James L., poultry buyer; P. O. Pontiac.
Righter, J. W., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Russell, Frank T., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Roth, John, far .: P. O. Pontiac. Robinson, S. B., far .; P. O. Pontiac.
Robinson, Benj. M., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Robinson, Perry, far .; P. O. Pontiac.
Robinson, Wm. H., far .: P. O. Pontiac. Rathburn, Henry, far .: P. O. Pontiac. Smith, R. R., farmer: P. O. Pontiac. Shane, David, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Schlosser, Samuel, far .: P. O. Pontiac. Schlosser, Eliza, far .: P. O. Pontiac. Schlosser, Elijalı, far .; P. O. Pontiac.
Sample, Robert, far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Simpson, Benjamin, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Soule, F. A., farmer; P. O. Pontiac. Schneider, Mrs. G., far .: P. O. Pontiac. Sullivan, Michael, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Steinbach, John S., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Sampson, Ole T., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Smith, John H., far .; P. (). Pontiac. Scanlan, Daniel, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Stewart, Collins, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Sweet, S. A., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Simmons, Jas. W., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Tate, W. L., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Thompson, Rasmus, far .: P. O. Pontiac. Taylor, George C., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Taylor, John, C., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Utley, Leander, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Wheeler, Thomas, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Walden, Aaron W., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Walden, William J., far. : P. O. Pontiac. Walden, Zach., far .; P. O. Pontiac. Weist, John, far .: P. O. Pontiac.
Weber, George, far .; P. O. Pontiac. Young, Mrs. R. E., far. ; P. O. Pontiac. Young, Jones, far .; P. O. Pontiac.
FAIRBURY VILLAGE.
Archer, G. W., drayman. Amsbury, W. W., insurance agent. Adis, Jacob, miner. Apps, Herman, blacksmith. Adams, William, miner.
Allen, W. H., merchant.
Allum, John, policeman. Brega, Frank, merchant. Bruce, H. L., insurance agent. Bell, Joseph, laborer. Butt, W. A., laborer.
Banker, D. H., farmer. Baker, T. F., farmer. Burch, A. M., commission merchant.
Bock, J. H., clerk.
Bartlett, S. C. & Co., grain dealers. Bartlett, C. C., banker. Beach, Lorenzo.
Barnes Brothers, physicians.
Beach, Thomas A., banker.
Bartlett, Beach & Downing, bankers. Belk, Silas, tinner. Barnes, S. M., physician.
Barnes, H. E. W., physician.
Bailey, W. L., farmer. Brownson, G. B., carpenter. Beers, J. W., merchant.
Beckthold, Lewis, shoemaker.
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TAY-PAYERS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY :
Burrill, J. W., laborer. Boyers, J. J., laborer. Botsford, W. D. Brownson, John, carpenter. Bryant, E. S., merchant.
Baker, Solomon, mason.
Babcock, T. T., saloon keeper.
Brewer, Daniel, physician.
Birch, A. H., teachie".
Birch, George, laborer. Cox, A. H., trader. Cramer, J. M., agent. Coleman, George. Church, S. B.
Conn, I., carpenter.
Clark, A. J., lawyer. ('lauden, A. B., grain merchant. Cumpston, William, teamster. Coomer, A., lumber dealer.
Casey, William, agent.
Cogswell, G. W., clerk.
Clark, L. C.
Cassell, A. K., harness maker. Carman, A. R., painter. Clark, J. HI.
Commuck, Boyd, miner.
('luff, H. S., gunsmith. Coomer, John, broker.
Crabb, B. F., clerk.
Currin, Patrick, laborer.
Colmer, Daniel, blacksmith.
Cummins, F. K., Mrs.
Crull, S. G., laborer.
Carpenter, F. J., laborer. Conner, Milo, trader,
Dawson, Robert, laborer.
Darling, D. D., painter.
Donnelly, John P., telegraph operator.
Dice, A., carpenter.
Donelly, John, section boss.
Dominy, L. B., banker.
Duffy, T. W., clerk.
Deaver. W. M., farmer.
Dimick, O. J., justice.
Dahler, A., blacksmith.
Dexter, G. S., farmer.
Duell, Silas, trader.
Dubois, M. E., restaurant.
Dunbar, J. J., wagon maker.
Dewolf, J. S., druggist.
Dubois, T. A., retired.
Decker, John, bookkeeper.
Darı, George, barber.
Elliott, Frank, merchant.
Elliott, G. T., merchant. East, L. B., teamster.
Egglie, G., furniture dealer. Ellis, George, barber. Earnhart, J. F. Fleming, M. W., druggist. Fleming, J. C., retired. Fulghiam, W. A. Franzen, Frank, saloon keeper. Furguson, W. H., clerk. Finegan, John, teamster. Frankhouser, William, carpenter. Fawkner, C. W., harness maker. Fogel, Isaac.
Frailey, J. F., physician.
Fanning, J. A., Rev., pr. Catholic Church. Frost, Al., shoemaker.
Fulton, A. B., laborer. Frost, Ira, shoemaker.
Filley, Abraham, trader.
Gregg, Emery. Gore, Thomas II., teacher.
George, T. D., mason.
Garner, James H., agent.
Gravina, F. E., merchant.
Galneaugh, F. X., road master, T., P. & W. R. R. Gosbach, J. A., furniture dealer.
Green, O., miner.
Griffith, William, carpenter. Gross, Gottfried, cooper.
Goodridge, M. H., grain dealer.
Gordineas, D., laborer.
Gillette, Horace M., grain dealer. Gibb, Thomas, miner.
Herrick, Mary E. Holden, David, miner.
Harris, J. A., teamster.
Heckman, I., shoemaker.
Henderson, Margaret.
Hunt, T. L., laborer.
Homer, John, wagon maker.
Hanna, Jesse, stock dealer.
Hagen, James, miner.
Hanna, Leroy, trader.
Huntoon, R. C., painter.
Hanna, R. B., Justice.
Hahn, Chris., laborer. Hendrix, James, painter.
Haverty, Furgis, laborer. Hurdle, Leonard, laborer. Holden, Robert, miner.
Haffey, Margaret.
Harris, W. H., Rev.
Halleck, Stephen, laborer.
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