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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
The several departments comprise:
I. The College of Agriculture.
II. The College of JStigineering, including the Schools of Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mining Engineering, and Architecture.
III. The College o/ JVafural Science, including the Schools of Chem- istry and Natural History.
IV. The College of Literature and Science, including the Schools of English and Modern Languages, and of Ancient Languages.
The college year opens in September, but students may enter at any time if prepared to pass the examinations.
The University is open to both sexes. Candidates must be at least fif- teen years of age, and must pass thorough examinations in English Gram- mar, Arithmetic, Geography, History of the United States, Physiology, Bot- any, Natural Philosophy', Elements of Rhetoric and Composition, Algebra, Geometry — plane and solid — and, if candidates for the College of Ancient Languages, in the usual preparatory Latin and Greek; for the course in English and Modern Languages the Greek may be omitted.
Tuition free: Matriculation fee $io, paid but once; incidental fee, per term, $7.50. Board in clubs, $2 to $2.50 a week; in families, $4 to $5.
Preliminary Year. — To meet the wants of students who cannot pass the above examinations, a preliminary year of instruction is provided, the studies of which are as follows: Algebra, Physiology, Geometry, English, Natural Philosophy, Botany; Cicero, Virgil, Greek Grammar, Anabasis. Candidates for this year must -pass good examinations in the common branches, such as are required for. a second grade teacher's certificate. County superintendents may make this examination.
No marticulation fee is charged for this year, but students will pay a tuition fee of $5 per term, and the incidental fee of .$7.50.
LABORATORIES AND SHOPS.
The ruling idea of the University is that in all scientific training practice should keep pace with theory. To this end a large and increasing supply of facilities for illustration has been secured.
The Farm occupies 610 acres of land; has large barns: thoroughbred cattle. Short-horns, Jerseys, Herefords, Holsteins; sheep,* swine, poultry; orchards, vinej'ard, forest plantation, experimental grounds; Veterinary Hall, with stables and regular clinic. Greenhouses, flower plantations, etc.
The Chemical Laboratory contains large rooms for qualitative and quantitative analysis; rooms for gas analysis, assaying, mineralogy, phar- ^ macy, photography, etc. The Physical Laboratory has apparatus for illus- tration and study of all physical subjects, particular prominence being given to electricity. The Botanical Laboratory has a growing herbarium and excellent suite of microscopic stands, ^obgectives, slides, etc. The Zoo- logical Laboratory has also supply ygf ftiicroscopes and materials for thorough biological investigation. » "' ij*
The Machine Shop has steam engine gfvihg motive power to an equip- ment of engine and speed lathes, drill-presses, planers, shapers, etc. A Black- smith Shop has sixteen fires, with appropriate ta^Mh fThe Foundry gives instruction in moulding and casting, and the vPaly^Hf^om furnishes train- ing in woodwork and pattern-making. "^^9
The Carpenters' Shop has also machinery driven by steam for all forms of dressing lumber, and bench equipment for practice in joinery, cab- inet work, etc., etc.
There have lately been added at the shops a Riehle Testing Machine, with a capacity of 100.000 pounds, for testing strength of materials; and a Weston Dynamo, of 5 arc light capacity, for experimental purposes.
The Museums of Natural History, of Fine Art, and of Industrial Art, and the Library, grow j'early in attractiveness, and as important aids to all forms of study and research.
For circulars, giving full information, address, S. H. Peabody, Regent, Champaign, Illinois.
THEO. SIEGEL,
DEALER IN
Old Kentucky Mhiskies,
LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS.
Agent for C. CC^NRAD'S ORIGINAL BUDWEISER BEER, and of JOS. SCHLITZ' CELEBRATED MILWAUKEE EXPORT BEER.
59 MARKET STREET. CH AM PAIGN , I LL.
The Best is the Cheapest!
WE KEEP ONLY THE BEST IN
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, SLIPPERS, Etc.
Our prices are right. Come and get acquainted witli us.
G. E. LENNINGTON,
19 Main Street, - - CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
ESTABLISHED I860.
H. SWHNNELL.
• DRUGGIST •
No. I lYIain Street,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicine, Paint, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper and
Decorations, Moulding, Fancy Goods, Fine
Books and Stationery.
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It is the Newsiest, Briglitest and Best of its Class, and is a First-Class Advertising
Medium tlirough wliich to reach the most intelHgent and prosperous
people in this great county.
Its Editorials are Quoted all Over the Union.
ITS JOB DEPKRTMENT IS COMPLETE. HND NO BETTER WORK IS TURNED OUT IN CENTRHL ILLINOIS.
The Herald is Edited by
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The Times
The Largest Circulation of any Paper in the Fifteenth Congressional District.
ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN CHAMPAIGN COUNTY.
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CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
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DRY GOODS i CARPET HOUSE
OF CHKMPHIGN COUNTY IS
EICHBERG & BAER'S
20 and 22 Main Street, CHAMPAIGN, ILL
They carry the largest stock ; mark all goods in plain figures, and have but one price.
J. D. FiLLEY, Pres. » L. F. Jones, Sec. and Treas.
Ben B. Graham, V. P. Geo. H. Squires, General Manager.
The empire CORDAGE CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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CITY DIRECTORY
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COMPRISING A LIST OF THE RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS
HOUSES AND GENERAL INFORMATION OF
CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, Etc.
CHICAGO:
Northwestern Directory Company, Publishers, 1890.
Preface-
* I ^HE Publishers, in presenting to the citizens of Champaign '■' and Urbana this edition of a Directory of their cities, do not claim that it is perfect, but they have spared no pains to make4t as nearly so as any work of the kind can be.
As a publication pro bono publico, it is therefore a success; from a financial point of view, for the publishers, it has proved the opposite.
The population of Champaign is estimated at 7,300; of Urbana at 4,100.
Thanking all those who, by their liberal patronage, assisted in the production of this volume, and thereby proved them- selves citizens in every sense of the word, they remain.
Respectfully, NORTHWESTERN DIRECTORY CO.
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GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Abbreviations 25
Champaign Business Directory 92
Champaign Directory 2S
Churches 3
Miscellaneous Information 1
PAGE.
Preface J
Street Directory 15f
Title Page I
Urbana Business Directory 151
Urbana Directory 115
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Baddeley C. H., grocer 27
BoUman Fred, grocer 30
Buch Jacob, justice of the peace 32
Carpenter J. M., livery 120
Champaign County Herald, front col'd F.
Champaign Gazette, front col'd G
Champaign Times, front col'd F
Clark N. C, marble and granite works 121
Cunningham A . P., druggist 38
Dunlop J., lawyer 156
Eichberg & Baer, dry goods, front col'd H
Elsea John W., livery 105
Empire Cordage Co., binder twine, front
col'd H
Hawtin W. & Co., engravers L
King T. H., restaurant Ill
Kirkpatrick J. C. & Co., general store 132
Lennington G. E., boots and shoes, front
col'd D
Lloyde D. H. & Son, books and stationery. 94
Manspeaker L. V., grocer 60
McCann J. & Bro., broom manufacturers.. 96
Nelson S. L., bill boards, etc 93
Orr & Lockett, hardware back cover
Ottenheimer & Co., clothing 68
Price W., painter 71
Renner E. H. & Bro., livery, coal, etc. ..106-72
Rugg F. D. & W. A., boots and shoes 75
Siegel T. , saloon, front col'd D
Singbusch A. C, grocer 102
Smith Bros., meat market 80
Stoltey H. D., boots and shoes 95
Swannell H., druggist, front col'd D
Tucker A. P., dentist 85
University of Illinois, front col'd B and C
Walls W. W. & Co., lumber 87
Willis & Sherfy, real estate 110
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CHHMPHIGN MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor — Paul W. Woody Clerk— Yi. L. Nicolet Aitor?iey — Solon Philbrick Treasurer — William A. Heath E?tgi?ieer — James M. Healey Marshal— O. D. Brownell Health Officer — Dr. C. B. Johnson Chief of Fire Dept. — W. E. Price.
ALDERMEN.
First Ward — W. F. Hardy, George Ely, Jr. Seco7id Ward — John Ahern, Nicholas Miller Third Ward — Ozias Riley, Joseph O'Brien Fourth I^^^^— William B. McKinley, E. M. Burr Fifth Ward — H. H. Harris, George F. Beardsley
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Chief of Police — O. D. Brownell
Patrolmen — Jacob Bean and Jacob M. Walker
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
OtzV/— Walter E. Price Asst. Chief— O. H. Blaisdell
BELLE HOSE No. 1.
Captain — Jack Boyle
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER.
Captaifi — Gus Evans Driver — Alonzo Fry
DISTRICT FIRE SIGNALS.
12. Business District, West Side
13. Business District, East Side
21. East of Prairie and South of Park st. to Springfield av
22. East of Prairie and North of Park st. to Columbia av
23. West of Prairie and South of Park st.
24. West of Prairie and North of Park st.
25. South of Springfield av. West of I. C. R. R.
26. North of Columbia av. West of I. C. R. R.
31. South of University av. East of I. C. R. R.
32. North of University av. East of I. C. R. R. 4 Strokes repeated, Firemen's Meeting.
2 Strokes, call for Fire Chief
TO THE PUBLIC.
In sending in an alarm of fire by telephone, please give the exact location to the Central Office. Do7it call up the etigijie house. W. E. Price, Fire Marshal.
EDUCATIONAL.
Board of Education — G. F. Beardsley, pres; Mrs. G. W. Gere, Mrs. J. M. Healey, Dr. C. B. Johnson, R. R. Mattis, F. DoUin- ger, and Edward Snyder.
SCHOOLS.
Champaign City School — W University, nw cor S Lynn. M. Moore, superintendent Edward Bigelow, Principal High School Miss Lottie Switzer Miss Josie Reed Miss Kate P2vereth Miss Anna Barnaby Miss Grace Reed Miss Lulu Pratt Miss Ada Van Buskirk Miss Lulu Stewart Miss Maggie M. Williams Miss Alice Hendron Miss Jessie Hess Miss Grace Plank Miss Hattie Brown Miss Nellie Bardwell
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
East Champaign School — S Fifth, sw cor E Clark; Prof. S. R. Kyle principal
West Side School — First primary, N Randolph, sw cor W Hill; Miss Harriet E. Brown teacher
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Evangelical Lutheran School — E Church, nw cor N Second; Rev. H. M. Strehlow principal
St. Mary's Parochial School — Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame, E Park, ne cor N Sixth
CHURCHES.
Africa?i Methodist Church — E Park, se cor N Fourth; Rev. A. A. Burleigh, pastor; Sunday services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m
Baptist Church {Col'd) — E Clark, nw cor S Sixth; services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m
Christia?i Church — ns E White, bet S Sixth and S Wright; Rev. Samuel Jones, pastor; services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m
Congregational Church — W Church, se cor N State; Rev John Allender, pastor; Sunday services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m
Emajiuel Episcopal Church — N State, ne cor W University av; Rev. D. W. Dresser, pastor; Sunday services 7 am, 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m; bible class 4pm
Evajtgelical Luthera?i Church— ¥. Church, nw cor N Second; Rev. H. M. Strehlow, pastor; Sunday services, 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 1:30 p m
First Baptist Church — W University av, ne cor N Randolph. Officers: F. H. Lloyde, H. W. Robinson, W. Williamson, L. Cushman, Prof. R. Butler, Deacons.
First Presbyterian Church — N State, sw cor W Hill; Rev. C. N. Wilder, pastor; Sunday services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 12 m; Geo. W. Hardwood, Supt. Young Peo- ple's Meeting every Sunday at 6:30 p m; Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 p m
German Catholic Chtirch — Locust, bet First and Second, South; Rev. Father Stener, pastor. Services, 8 and 10 a m, and 7:30 p m
German M. E. Church — S Third, ne cor E White; Rev. J. A. Mulfinger, pastor. Services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m
Methodist Episcopal Church — W Church, ne cor N State; Rev. J. B. Wolfe, pastor. Sunday services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m; social meeting, 9:30 a m; Sunday school, 12 m; chil- dren's hour, 3 pm; young people's class, 6:30 p m
St. Mary's R. C. Church— E Park, nw cor N Wright; Rev. A. J. Wagner, pastor. Sunday services 8 and 10 a m and 7:30 p m
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES, ETC.
C. L. S. C. — Meets weekly on Monday afternoons at the houses of members. Mrs. Rev. D. F. Carnahan, president; Mrs. I. W. Wade, secretary
C. W. B. M. Auxiliary (in connection with the Christian Church) — Mrs. S. S. Jones, president; Miss Nannie Myers, secretary
Dorcas Society — Mrs. Lawhead, president; Mrs. Miller, sec- retary
Epworth League (in connection with M. E. Church) — S. R. Winchell, president; Rev. Thornton Clark, secretary
Foreign Missiofiary Society — Meets at the First M. E. Church the first Friday of each month at 2:30 p m. Mrs. J. W. Spalding, president; Miss Ella Heath, secretary; Mrs. George N. Davidson, treasurer
Home Missiofiary Society (in connection with the M. E. Church) — Miss C. Shepard, president; Miss Lily Heath, secre- tary
Jtmior Epworth League (in connection with the M. E. Church) — Miss Griswald, president; Miss Grace Wolfe, secretary
Ladies' Aid Society (in connection with the M. E. Church) Mrs. T. J. Baddeley, president; Mrs. Geo. W. Davidson, sec- retary
Ladies' Missionary Society (in connection with the Congre- gational Church) — Mrs. I. O. Baker, president; Mrs. Dr. Mills, secretary
Ladies' Society (in connection with the Episcopal Church) — Mrs. Thomas Norton, president; Mrs. D. W. Dresser, secretary
St. Andrew's Brotherhood (in connection with the Episcopal Church) — Rev. D.W. Dresser, president; Frank Trecise, secretary
5. S. Teachers' Ufuon — Meets every Monday night; Geo. W. Gere, president
W. C. T. U. — Mrs. Bragg, president; Mrs. Raplogle, district secretary; Mrs. Lloyde, treasurer
Wo7nan's Atixiliary to Board of Missions — Mrs. D. W. Dres- ser, president; Mrs. Geo. Squiers, secretary
Womeiis Society — In connection with the German M. E. Church; Mrs. Dollinger, president; Mrs. Stoltey, secretary
Young Ladies' Missionary Society — Miss Amelia Schlorff, president; Miss Jennie Stoltey, secretary
Young Me?i's Christian Association — N. Butler, Jr., president; W. A. Rugg, vice-president; S. D. Bawden, recording secretary; C. R. Huntington, general secretary; G. E. Lennington, treas- urer; 35 Main
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
You?tg People's Society (in connection with the Congrega- tional Church) — Walter Rugg, president
You?ig People's Society {in connection with the German M. E. Church) — Rev. J. A. Mulfinger, president; Prof. Mallie, sec- retary
Young People's Society of Christian Etideavor (in connection with the Baptist Church) — S. Bawden, president
Youjig People's Society of CJiristiaii Endeavor (in connection with the Christian Church) — S. Shurtz, president; Miss Nellie Turner, secretary
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SO- CIETIES.
A7icient Order of Druids No. 4§ — Meets every Thursday evening. F. Baker, district deputy
A?icie?it Order Hiberfiia?is, Div. No. i — Meets first and third Sundays of each month. Thomas Kent, president division No. 1 and county delegate; Thos. Lyman, vice-president; John Boyle, treasurer; Thomas Coffey, recording secretary; Peter O'Neil, financial secretary
Cant07i Zo7mr No. ly. Patriarchs Militant — Meets every third
Friday of each month. T. Bacon, commander; Mills,
lieutenant; Trickle, ensign; Harry King, clerk; John
Bragg, accountant; J. B. Pulliam, standard bearer
Charnpaign Camp No. 266, Moder?i Woodme?i of America — Meets fourth Monday of each month. S. H. Souder, consul; Andrew Hampton, adviser; Chas. P. Howard, clerk; W. A. Rugg, banker; William Wascher, escort; J. H. Hitt, watchman; Hasbrouck, sentry
Champaig?i Chapter A^o. 50, R. A. M. — Regular convocation every third Monday in each month at Masouic Hall. E. A. Kratz, H. P.; J. B. A. Collan, K.; W. A. Heath, S.; J. O'Brien, C. H.; E. Jones, P. S.; W. Price, treasurer; W. A. Baker, secretary; A. G. Paro, tyler.
CJiampaig7i Enca7npment No. 68, I. 0. 0. F. — Meets first and third Mondays of each month. Harry King, C. P.; T. J. Van Vickie, S. W.; John Poll, J. W.; J. Y. Stevens, scribe; George Ely, Sr., treasurer
Champaign Lodge No. jjj, I. 0. 0. F. — Meets every Thurs- day evening. Peter Staley, N. G.; Alfred Spalding, V. G.; J. Y. Stevens, 'secretary; Chris Karle, per. secretary; H. T. Sperry, treasurer
Cham.paigji Lodge No. 841, K. of H. — Meets every second and fourth Friday. J. C. Branky, dictator and representative
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
to Grand Lodge; C. E. Hanford, vice-dictator; A. P. Terwilliger, assistant dictator; A. G. Paro, reporter; C. J. Sabin, financial reporter; G. H, Galvin, treasurer; T. C. Borden, chaplain; L. Dawson, guide; G. Baldwin, guardian; H. H. Irle, sentinel
Col. Nodifie Post No. 140, G. A. R. — Aleets second and fourth Friday of each month. H. T. Sperry, C.; A. P. Cun- ningham, S. v.; W. G. Abbott, J. V.; VV. E. Price, Adjt.; J. B. Russell, P. M.; C. B. Johnson, M. D., surgeon; George G. Beardsley, chaplain; Jacob Buch, O. D.; John VV. Keller, O. G.; J. VV. Davidson, sergeant-major; Frank Wilcox, quarter- master-sergeant; Chas. Herme, janitor
Kaubach Lodge No. 5</p, /. 0. 0. F. — Meets every Wednes- day. Frank Dollinger, N. G.; Joseph Kuhn, V. G.; P. Schu- maker, Rec. Sec; George Ely, Jr., Per. Sec; Geo. Ely, Sr., Treas.; Theodore Siegel, Rep.
Mistletoe Grove No y8, V. A. 0. Z>.— Meets in Druid's Hall every Tuesday at 8 p m. T. H. King, P. A.; Frank E. Math- eny, N. A.; John Root, B. A.; John Straghle, recording secre- tar}'; Albert Dollinger, financial secretary; Thomas E. Smith, treasurer; Hubert Dollinger, I. G.; John Ostrand, O.; G. A. McGuire, conductor
Sons of Veterans — E. E. Hoyt, captain; Frank I. Berry, first lieutenant; John Miller, second lieutenant; Chas. T. Gossett, first sergeant
Valia?it Lodge K. of P., A^o. ijo — Meets every Thursday evening at K. of P. Hall. J. R. Trevett, C. C; A. L. Klank, V. C; G. E. Lennington, prelate; P. M. Saylor, P. C.
Vesper Chapter No. 128, Order of Easterfi Star — Mrs. Mina Baddeley, W. M.; J. W. Langley, VV. P.; Mrs. Emma Baer, Asso. M.; Miss Susie Heath, 1st P. of S.; Miss Annie Paul, 2d P. of S.; Mrs. A. G. Paro, 3d P. of S.; Mrs. W. VV. Walls. 4th P. of S.; Mrs. Eaton, 5th P. of S.; Miss Mary Price, conduc- tress; Mrs. F. Bradley, asso. conductress; Mrs. E. S. Scudder, warden; A. G. Paro, secretary
Western Star Lodge A^o. 240, A. F. & A. M. — Meets every second and fourth Monday in each month. Joseph O'Brien, W. M.; Samuel Ely, S. W.; William A. Heath, J. VV.; A. C. Munns, secretary; Henry Trevett, treasurer; Rev. E. W. Dresser, chaplain; E. A. Kratz, S. D.; VV. A. Baker, J. D.; A. G. Paro, tyler
POSTOFFICE.
Champaign Postoffice — 27 Main; John W. Spalding, post- master; A. VV. Spalding, assistant postmaster; Miss Hattie
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Quirk, money order clerk; Albin B. Gill, clerk. Mails arrive: North, 1:15 am, 1:20 p m. South, 2:20 a m, 2:33 p m. East, 3:55 a m, 12:18 p m. West, 10:25 a m, 10:57 p m. Wabash, 1:55 p m; Champaign & Havana, 12 noon; Whiteheath & Da- kota, 5:45 p m. Mails depart: North, 2:20 a m, 2:50 p m. South, 1:15 a m, 1:37 p m. East, 10:25 a m, 10:57 p m. West, 3:55 a m, 12:20 p m. Wabash, 11:40 a m; Whiteheath and Dakota, 7 am; Champaign and Havana, 2:30 p m. Office hours: 7 am to 7 p m; Sunday, 9am to 10 a m; Money order department, 7 a m to 6 p m
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bicycle Club — E. H. Sperry, president; Dr. C. P. Howard, secretary; T. J. McLaren, captain; T. A. Holt, lieutenant
Business Meiis OrcJicstra — J. W. Waters, leader
Champaig7i Commercial Association — Meets second Tuesday in each month at City Building; Henry Trevett, president; L. W. Faulkner, vice-president; F. D. Rugg, secretary and treas- urer; J. Hamilton, L. C. Garwood and F. O'Neil, directors
Chajnpaign Public Library — City Hall; H. T. Aspern, presi- dent; E. A. Kratz, secretary; Mrs. W. A. Plotner, librarian; open from 2 p m to 7 p m. H. T. Aspern, E. A. Kratz, H. H. Har- ris, H. D. Stoltey, F. O'Neil, B. C. Beach, C. F. Columbia, J. T, Pearman, A. J. Chesbro, directors.
Chautauqua Society — T. R. Leal, president
Co. D 8th Regime7it, I. N. 6^.— E. T. Engle, Capt.; T. A. Holt 1st Lieut.; W. L. Courtney, 2d Lieut..
Father Matthew Total Absti7ience and Be^ievole-nt Society — Meets last Sunday of each month. Geo. McCarty, Pres.; John Moran, Vice-Pres.; P. Normandy, Sec.
Kaskaskia Club — Meets 1st Friday in every month at 10 Main, Henry Trevett, Pres.; H. T. Aspern, Vice-Prest. ; E. E. Whipples, Sec. and Treas.; F. Harding, Dwight Davis and L. Mittendorf, directors.
Ladies' Art Club — Mrs. J. B. Russell, Pres., Mrs. Frisbie, Vice-Pres.; Miss Kate Weaver, Sec.-Treas.
Mt. Hope Cemetery — se of the city limits
Ni?ith Re^im.ent Band — William Schaede, leader, 16 pieces
Society for the Preveidion of Cruelty to Aiujnals — Henry Trevett, Pres.; A. H. Bryan, Sec. and Treas.
St Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery — Situated s of the city limits
Union Loa?i a?id Buildi?tg Association — G. W. Beardsley Pres.; George W. Harwood, Sec; L. C. Garwood, Treas.; meets the
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Tuesday following the third Saturday of each month at office of Secretary.
Woma/i's Political and Social Science Club— fleets at houses of members fortnightly; Mrs. Henry Harris, Pres.; Miss Fanny Hodges, Sec; Mrs. George Kennard, Treas.
PUBLIC HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Bnrnham Block — 16 and 18 Main
Druids Hall— cor Neil and Church
Gazette Buildi?ig — 2 Main
G. A. R. Hall—N Neil, nw cor Church
/. 0. 0. F. Hall~U Main
K. of. P. Hall— hi to 53 N Neil
Marble Block — Main, se cor Walnut
Metropolita?i Block — N Neil, sw cor Church
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. A. Besore
Clerk — C. B. Holmes
Treasurer — George M. Bennett
Police Magistrate — F. M. Snyder
Marshal — B. McLennan
Chief of Fire Dept — Thos. Kaucher
Street Supt. — Chas. F. Sell
Board of Health — James Thorpe, J. H. Savage, T. S. Hubbard
ALDERMEN:
Council meetings first Monday in each month First Ward — Hugh Conerty, James Thorpe Seco7id Ward — Wm. Mullin, J. H. Savage Third Ward—E. J. Hillie, G. W. Hubbard Fourth Ward — G. W. Call, James Thomas
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Cotoity Judge — J. W. Langley County Treasurer — J. W. Davidson CouTity Clerk — James McCullough
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Circuit Clerk — W. G. Brown Sheriff—?. E. Burke Supt. of Schools — G. R. Shawhan Comity Surveyor — T. B. Kyle State's Attoriiey — L. A. Smyers
Justices of the Peace — J. Buch, T. E. Matheny, A. H. Bryan, H. L. Nicolet and W. Hardy
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.
Board of Trustees — Ex-Officiis: His Excellency, Governor Joseph W. Fifer; George S. Haskell, president state board of agriculture; Richard Edwards, LL. D., superintendent of public instruction. Term expires 1891: S. M. Millard, Highland Park; Charles Bennett, Mattoon; Oliver A. Harker, Carbondale. Term expires 1893: Emory Cobb, Kankakee; George R. Shaw- han, Urbana; W. W. Clemens, Marion. Term expires 1895: Francis M. McKay, Chicago; Alexander McLean, Macomb, Samuel A. Bullard, Springfield. Officers of the Board: Alex- ander McLean, president; W. L. Pillsbury, secretary; John W. Bunn, treasurer; Prof. S. W. Shattuck, business agent. Execu- tive committee: Alexander McLean, chairman; Emory Cobb, Charles Bennett. James D. Crawford, librarian
OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS.
Faczilty — Selim H. Peabody, Ph. D., LL. D., regent; Thomas J. Burrill, M. A., Ph. D., professor of botany and horticulture, and vice-president; Samuel W. Shattuck, M. A., C. E., profes- sor of mathematics; Edward Snyder, M. A., professor of modern languages; Joseph C. Pickard, M. A., professor of Eng- lish language and literature; N. Clifford Ricker, M. Arch., professor of architecture; James D. Crawford, M. A., professor of history and ancient languages, and secretary; George E. Morrow, M. A., professor of agriculture; Peter Roos, professor of industrial art and designing; Ira O. Baker, C E., professor of civil engineering; John C Jackson, E. M., professor of chem- istry; Stephen A. Forbes, professor of entomology and zoology; Theo. B. Comstock, Sc. D., professor of mining engineering; James H. Brownlee, M. A., professor of rhetoric and oratory; Charles W. Rolfe, M. S., professor of geology; Donald Mcintosh, D. V. S., professor of veterinary science; Rev. Nathaniel Butler, Jr., M. A., professor of Latin; Arthur T. Woods, professor of mechanical engineering; Curtis B. Hoppin, First Lieut. 2d Cavalry, U. S. A., professor of military science and tactics; Arthur N. Talbot, C. E., assistant professor of engineering and
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mathematics; William H. Garman, assistant professor of zoology; Albert G. Manns, Ph. D., assistant professor of chem- istry; Edwin A. Kimball, instructor of iron-work, and fore- man; George W. Parker, instructor of wood-work, and foreman; Fanny M. Ryan, instructor in modern languages; George W. Myers, B. S., instructor in mathematics; C. Maud Kimball, teacher of vocal and instrumental music; Bedros Tatarian, B. S., first assistant in chemical laboratory; George B. McHugh, second assistant in chemical laboratory; Essie Dana, assistant in drawing; A. B. Baker, janitor.
♦ Board of Education — C. A. Besore, president; C B. Holmes, clerk; George Y.. Bennett, treasurer; P\ E. P>ubeling, 1st ward; N. A. Riley, 2d ward; G. \V. Hubbard, 3d ward; I. B. Smith, 4th ward
Schools — Urbana High School, California, bet Birch and Broad, J. VV. Hayes, superintendent. Second Ward School, Lincoln av, cor N Main, J. W. Hayes, superintendent. Fourth Ward School, Urbana av, bet Green and High, J. W. Hayes, superintendent.
Teachers — Etta Kimball, principal High School; F. D. Bowditch, Hattie G. Hall, Miss Eva A. Foote, Miss Clara Kline, Miss Elizabeth Lindley, Miss Mae Ermentrout, Miss Anna B. Webber, Miss Anna Royer, Mrs. M. L. Julian, Miss Allie Rodgers, Miss Ida Stewart, Miss Ada Wilson
CHURCHES.
Christian Church — Ss Main, 2d e North; Rev. R. Harris, pastor. Services 10:80 a m and 7:30 p m
Church of God — Gere's Hall; Rev. F. W. Hatch, pastor
First Baptist Church — Race, nw cor Dry; Rev. W. W. Smith, pastor. Services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 12 m; Wednesday evening meeting 7:30; teachers' meeting, Friday, 7:30 p m
First Universalist Church — Green, se cor Birch
M. E. Church — Race, se cor Green; Rev. Frank Crane, pastor; services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m
Pefitccost Church — W Main, nw cor North
Presbyteria?i Church — Green, nw cor Orchard, Rev. M. R, Paradis, pastor; services 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES, ETC.
Ladies' Home Missionary Society — In connection with Metho- dist church; Mrs. J. W. Shuck, president; Mrs. R. Reimund, vice-president; Mrs. M. S. Parks, secretary.
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Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary Society — In connection with the Presbyterian church; Mrs. M. R. Paradis, president; Mrs. F. M. Wright, vice-president; Miss Hattie Bennett, secretary.
Society of Christian Endeavor — In connection with the Bap- tist church; Mr. Hall, president, Chas. Heckler, vice-president; Miss Grace Howe, recording secretary; Miss Clara Lee, cor- responding secretary; Chas. L. Snyder, treasurer.
Society of Christian Endeavor — In connection with Methodist church; Prof. H. H. Erode, president; Prof. G. W. Myers, vice- president; Alfred Ray, recording secretary; Miss K. E. Sim, corresponding secretary; L. M. Veirs, treasurer.
lVo?na?i's Missionary Society — Mrs. W. VV. Smith, president; Mrs. Woodworth, secretary; Mrs. Riggs, treasure
Yoimg Wome7is Christia7i Tempera?ice U?don — In connection with the M. E. church; Miss Clara Kline, president; Miss Anna Webber, 1st vice-president, Miss Hattie Bennett, 2d vice-presi- dent; Miss Emma Rogers, treasurer; Mrs. Flora Sims, corres- ponding secretary, Miss Lida M. Veirs, recording secretary.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SO- CIETIES.
Black Eagle Post No. i2g, G. A. R. — J. H. Brownlee, Com- mander; S. D. Kingsbury, S. V. C; James Bibler, J. V. C; Jno. Benford, O. of D.; J. G. Thompson, Chaplain; R. M. Rea, Q. M.; J. T. Levy, Surgeon; J. D. Pulliam, O. of G.; N. A. Kiley, W. G. Brown, Jno. Thornburn, Trustees.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, No. 14J — Isaac Littler, chief; C. W. Cole, first engineer; George Pettinger, second engineer
Ca?do?i Urbana No. 44, Patriarchs Milita?it — Charles L. Snyder, commandant; D. D. Cannon, lieutenant; Samuel Watson, ensign; John W. Boyd, clerk; F. M. Snyder, account- ant; I. B. Smith, standard bearer; William M. McGuire, G. of T. ; W. A. Evans, sentinel; John Ramsey, picket
Daughters of Rebecca — -Mrs. L. Maguire, N. G. ; Mrs. W. A. Beasley, V. G. ; Miss Ora Beasley, R. S. ; Mrs. W. A. Evans, F. S. ; Miss Minnie Ross, treasurer
Hope Chapter No. 104, Eastern Star — Mrs. C. A. Besore, W. M.; S. S. Small, W. P.; Mrs. J. H. Finfrock, Asso. M.; Augusta Sell, conductress; Mrs. Kate Boyd, Asso. C. ; Mrs. R. A. Webber, treasurer; Nettie Ayers, secretary
/. a M. A.— A. B. Shuck, president; Dr. J. E. Morrison, vice-president; R. M. Kimball, treasurer; J. I. Butler, secre-
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tary; M. W. Mathews, F. G. Jaques and J. H. Dougan, trust- ees; Dr. J. E. Morrison, delegate
Osgood Camp No. 5J, 5. of V. — J. W. Lockhart, captain; Ed. Taylor, first lieutenant; Sol. Reimund, second lieutenant;
C. D. Kiler, Fred Slater and J. C. Smith, camp council
Triumph Lodge No. yj, K. of P. — Meets every Friday at 7:30 p m, at K. P. Hall. William Roughton, C. C. ; E. G. Hammer, V. C; L. R. Gilmore, prelate; V. W. Shuck, M. of E.; H. M. Shuck, M. of F.; E. A. Porter, K. of R. S.; S. Roughten, M. A.; E. T. Lindsey, I. G.; Daniel Lehman, O. G.; J. S. Toy, trustee
Urbatia Camp of Modem Woodm£n No. 26j — Meets at Grand Army Hall every first and third Monday in each month at 8 p m. J. W. Oldham, V. C.; George Charles, W. A.; W. A.
MuUin, B.; S. Watson, clerk; Cooper, E.;A. Boyd, W.; J.
Bois, S.
Urbana Chapter No. 8o, R. A. M.—]. J. McClain, H. P.; J. H. Finfrock, K.; C. A. Besore, S.; J. T. Higginbotham, C. H.; W. T. Sutton, P. S.; R. A. Webber, R. A. C; A. Boyd, M. of 1st v.; J. W. Oldham, M. of 2d V.; A. Aldrich, M. of 3d V.; John Ross, secretary; George Besore, treasurer; William Carrier, tyler
Urbana Commandery No. i6, K. T. — Dr. A. M. Lindley, E. C; E. W. Julian, generalissimo; J. J. McClain, captain general; Rev. T. A. Parker, prelate; L. A. McLean, S. W.; W. A. Heath, J. W.; John Ross, recorder; George Besore, treasurer; P. E. Burke, warden; Allen Boyd, S. B.; J. W. Oldham, stand- ard bearer; William Carrier, captain of guard
Urbana Council No. ig, R. a?id S. M. — E. Blackshaw, T. L M.; Ed. Jones, D. L M.; J. J. McLain, P. C. W.; F. B. Eubeling, treasurer; John Ross, recorder; J. H. Finfrock, C. of G.; M. Lindley, C. of C; A. S. Boyd, steward; William Carrier, tyler
Urbana Etwampmeyit I. 0. 0. F. — Charles Schlorff, C. P.; M. Maguire, S. W.; J. D. Pulliam, H. P.; Joseph Markle, J. W.; F. M. Snyder, scribe; S. Watson, treasurer; John Williams, J.
D. Pulliam, Morley Maguire, J. M. Chase and F. A. Ingalls, trustees
Urbatia Encampment No. ijg, I. 0. 0. F. — William A. Evans, N. G.; Jas. Thomas, V. G.; L B. :Smith, secretary; F. W. Ayres, W. A. Beasley, D. D. Cannon, B. R. Heffley, Rev. Robert Harris, trustees
Urbatia Lodge No. ij7, A. F. & A. M. — F. E. Eubeling, master; R. A. Webber, S. W.; J. J. McClain, J. W.; W. W. Lindley, secretary; George Besore, treasurer; John Higgin- botham, S. D.
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POST-OFFICE.
Urbana Post-Office — Market, se cor Water; W. W. Lindley, postmaster; Miss H. B. Thompson, assistant postmaster. Mails arrive: West, 10:30 a m, 2 p m, 11:05 p m; East, 3:50 a m, 12:15 p m, 2 p m; North, 1:05 a m, 1:37 p m; South, 2:10 a m, 2: 33 p m. Depart: West, 3:50 a m; 12:15 p m, 2 p m; East, 10:30 a m, 2 p m, 11:05 p m; North, 2:10 a m, 2:33 p m; South, 1:50 a m, 1:37 p m. Office hours, 7 am to 7 p m; Sundays, 12 m to 1pm. Money order office open from 7 a m to 7 p m.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Citizens' Buildi?ig Association — John H. Savage, president; R. A. Weber, secretary; M. W. Busey, treasurer. Meets at the office of the secretary the first Tuesday after the third Saturday in each month.
Illinois Homestead a7id Loan Co. — S. D. Gresham, president; George W. Harwood, secretary; H. C. Kariher, treasurer. Meet at the office of the secretary the first Tuesday of each month.
Urbana Builders' Loan Association — John H. Savage, presi- dent; R. A. Weber, secretary; M. W. Busey treasurer; F. G. Jacques, vice-president. Meets at the office of the secretary the first Thursday after third Saturday in each month, at 7 p m.
Urbana Hojne Loa?i Associatiofi — Collection day on third Monday of each month; directors meeting on Wednesday evening following. Officers: J. C. Sheldon, president; A. B. Shuck, vice-president; Milton S. Parks, Secretary; H. W, Mahan, treasurer; J. O. Cunningham, attorney. Directors: J. C. Sheldon, J. O. Cunningham, J. C. F. Sell, M. S. Parks, A. B. Shuck, George M. Bennett, H. W. Mahan, E. E. Lindley, A. Ahlrichs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Champaign County Old Settlers' Associatio?i — Meets at the Fair Ground on first day of County Fair; C. F. Columbia, pres- ident. Champaign; L. A. McLean, secretary, Urbana; H. M. Russell, treasurer, Urbana; executive committee: The officers and S. H. Busey and J. O. Cunningham
Champaign County Poor House — William Roughton, superin- tendent; e of city limits
Cliampaign County Sunday School Associatioji — Organized Sep- tember, 1865; L. A. McLean, Urbana, president; A. B. Shuck, Urbana, secretary and treasurer
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Chmitauqiia Literary Circle — Miss P. Broddus, president; Dr. J. E. White, vice-president; Miss Gussie Ermcntrout, secretary; Mrs. Frank Wright, treasurer. Meets at houses of members every Monday evening
TJie mini — Published semi-monthly by the students at the University of Illinois; T. A. Clark, '90, editor-in-chief
UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY-SPRING TERM 1S90.
U. of I. Battalion — Lieut. C. B. Hoppin, U. S. A., comman- der and professor of military science; Field and Staff — ^Majors S. D. Bawden, H. Hazelton; Captain and Adjutant, A. E. Har- vey; Sergeant Major, J. P. Hubbell; Quartermaster Sergeant, P. T. Burrows. Co. A — Captain, P". H. Eno; Co. B — Captain, O. D. McClure; Co. C— Captain, R. S. Wallace; Co. D— Cap- tain, C. D. Vail; Co. E — Captain, F. W. Clarke; Co. F — Captain, Beckwith; Co. G — Captain, E. B. Clarke; Battery — Captain, F. O. Smolt; Color Guard — Sergeant, Seaman
University Band — Drum major. Jay Harris; Leader, W. E. Sandford
Civil Engineers' Club — For the discussion of engineering topics. Meets the last Saturday evening of each month in their room on the third floor of chemical laboratory building
Mechanical Engi?ieers' Club — Meets the second Saturday evening of each month, at 7:80 o'clock, in engineering room in chemical laboratory; President, F. W. Waterman; Secretary, Barnett
Athletic Associatiofi — Meets regularly on the first Friday of each month, in the association's rooms; President, S. D. Baw- den; Secretary, A. L. Pillsbury
LITERARY SOCIETIES, ETC.
Alethenai — Young Ladies' Literary Society. Motto: ''Live." Organized October 4, 1874; chartered October 11, 1881. Meets every Friday at 3:30 p m
Philomatliean — Young Men's Literary Society. Motto: ''Come lip Higher." Organized March 7, 1868; chartered Octo- ber 23, 1877. Meets in society's hall every Friday evening at 7pm
Adelphic — Young Men's Literary Society. Motto: "Animis opibusque parati." Organized March 7, 18(38; chartered Decem- ber 7, 1872. Meets in society's hall every Friday at 7 p m
Agricultural Club — Meets five times a year in the rooms in chemical laboratory; President, F. D. Gardner; Secretary, W. H. Baldwin
Chemical Club — Meets five times a year in the chemical laboratory; President, C. H, Shamel; Secretary, James Steele
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twice each term during Adams; Secretary,
V. W. C. A. — Young Women's Christian Association, Meets every Thursday in Y. W. C. A. Hall at 3 pm. Bible study a specialty. Everybody welcome. President, Bessie Oilman; Secretary, Myrtle Sparks
Natural History Society — Meets school year; President, Charles F Marten
Y. M. C. A.— Room No. 40, on fourth floor of Main Build- ing. Meets every Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. Students are cordially invited to attend. President, C. A. Bowsher; Secre- tary, F. A. Hall
Urba?ia Free Library — ^^Main, se cor Race; Miss Ada Haines, librarian; open from 6 to 9 every evening; on Sundays from 5 to 6
PUBLIC HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Biisey Hall—Yl and 19 W Main
City Council Chamber — Main, se cor Race
Court House — Main, ne cor Market
Gill's Block— m Main
G. A. R. Hall—V6 Main
Herald Building — Main, ne cor Market
Hubbard Block— IS Main
/. 0. 0. F. Hall— 38 and 40 Main
K. of P. Hall—ns W Main, 7th w Race
Masonic Temple Bidlding — 14 and 16 Main
CHAMPAIGN STREET GUIDE.
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Ash — from Washington |
Bloominglon Av— from N |
Eureka |
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n to Vine, 2d w N Fourth |
Neil nw to citj' limits, 1st |
Beardsley |
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Columbia |
n of Tremont |
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Vine |
N Randolph |
Charles— from S Neil w^ |
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Patton av |
to S Prairie, 2d s of W |
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Bailey — from Neil e to |
Green |
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Market, 1st s University |
Chalmers — from Oak e to |
S Randolph |
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av |
South First, 5th s of East |
S State |
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Walnut |
Springfield av |
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Locust |
Chestnut — from s city |
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Beardsley— from N Neil |
limits to n city limits, 1st |
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Champaign — from Mar- |
w of I. C. R. R. |
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ket n to city limits, 3d e |
Charles |
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Hickory |
of Neil |
William |
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Walnut |
Columbia |
John |
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Vine |
Green |
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Tremont |
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CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Springfield av Jefferson Third South Second South First South Main
Washington Columbia Vine
Church (East) — from N First e to N Wright, 2d s of E Washington
N Second
N Third
N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Church (West)— from N Neil w to city limits, '2d n of W University av
N Randolph
N State
N Prairie
N Elm
N Lynn
New
Prospect av
Clark (East) — from S First e to S Wright, 1st s of E University av
S Second
S Third
S Fourth
S Fifth
S Sixth
Clark (West)— from S Neil w to New, 1st s cf W University av
S Randolph
S State
S Prairie
S Elm
S Lynn
Columbia (East) — from N Neil e to Wright, 1st n of E Washington
Hickory
Walnut
Champaign
Chestnut
Oak
Ash
Poplar N Fourth N Fifth N Sixth
Columbia (West) — from N Neil w to N Lynn, 1st n of W Washington
N Randolph
N State
N Prairie
N Elm
N Lynn
Daniel— from Oak e to S First and from Mount Hope av e to S Wright, 4th s of E Springfield av
Locust
S thirst
Recommences
Mt. Hope av
S Fifth
S Sixth.
Elm (North)— from Uni- versity av n to Vine, 4th w of Neil
Park
Church
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Elm (South)— from Uni- versity av s to Green, 4th w of Neil
Clark
White
Union
Springfield
Healey
Eureka (East) — from N Neil e to Market, 2d n of Tremont
Hickory
Walnut
Champaign
Market
Eureka (West) — from N Randolph w two blocks, 1st n of Maple
Fifth (North)— from Uni- versity av n to Grove, 2d w of Wright
Park
Church
Hill
^V'ashington
Columbia
Vine
Fifth (South)— from Uni- versity av s to Daniel, 2d w of Wright
Clark
White
Stoughton
Springfield
Healey
(jrcen
John
First (North)— from Uni- versity av n to Washing- ton, 1st e of Locust
Park
Church
Hill
First (South)— from Uni- versity av s to city limits, 1st e of Locust
Clark
White
Stoughton
Springfield av
Healey
Green
John
Daniel
Chalmers
First South — from Neil e to S First, 2d s of Main Walnut Market Chestnut Oak Locust
Fourth (North) — from University av, n to city limits, 8d w of Wright
Park
Church
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Grove
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Fourth (South) — from
University av s to city limits, 3d w of Wright
Clark
White
Stoughton
Springfield av
Healey
Green
John
Daniel
Fremont — from Main n to Washington, 2d e of Neil
Green (Eas^) — from Oak e to S Wright, 2 s of E Springfield av
Locust
S First
S Second
S Third
Mt Hope av
S Fifth
S Sixth
Green (West) — from s Neil w to one blk w of S Lynn, 2d s of W Spring- field av
S Randolph
S State
S Prairie
S Elm
S Lynn
Grove— from N Fourth e to Wright, 3d n of E Washington
N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Wright
Harris av — from Wash- ington n to city limits, ist w of Lynn Patton av
Healey (East)— from Oak e to S Wright, 1st s of E Springfield av
Locust
S First
S Second
S Third
Mt. Hope av S Fifth S Sixth
Healey (West)- from S Neil w to one block w of S Lj-nn, ist s of W Springfield av
S Randolph
S State
S Prairie
S Elm
S Lynn
Hickory — from Main n to city limits, 1st e Neil Washington Columbia Vine Tremont Eureka Beardsley
Hill (East)— from N First e to N Wright, 1st s of E Washington
N Second
N Third
N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Hill (West)— from N Neil w to N Lynn, 3d n of W University av
N Randolph
N State
N Prairie
N Elm
N Lynn
Jefferson— from Neil e to Chestnut, 1st n Spring- field av
Market
John— from Oak e to S Wright, 4th s of E Spring- field av
Locust
S First
S Second
S Third
Mt. Hope av
S Fifth
S Sixth
Locust — from S First s to city limits, 2d e of Oak Second South Third South Springfield av Healey Green John Daniel Chalmers
Lynn (North)— from Uni- versity av n to Vine, 1st w of Elm
Park
Church
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Lynn (South) — from Uni- versity av s to Green, 1st Av of Elm
Clark
White
Union
Springfield
Healey
Main — from Neil e to Oak, 2d n University av Walnut Market Chestnut
Market — from Spring- field av n to city limits, 2d w I. C. R. R.
Jefferson
Third South
Willow
Second South
Bailey
University av
First South
Taylor
Main
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Tremont
Eureka
Beardsley
Maple— from N Neil w to N Prairie, 1st n of W Vine
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CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
N Randolph N State N Prairie
McKinlcy Av — from Springfield av n to Patton av, 1st w Prospect av
University av
Church
Neil (North) — from Uni- versity av n to city limits, 1st e Randolph
First South
Park
Taylor
Church
Main
Hickory
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Maple
Tremont
Eureka
Beardslej'
Neil (South) — from Uni- versity av s to city limits, 1st e of Randolph.
Bailey
Second South
Clark
White
Willow
Third South
Jefferson
Springfield av
Healey
Green
John
William
Charles
New — from White n to Church, 2d w of Elm Clark
University av Park
Oak — from s city limits n to Vine, 1st e of I. C. R. R.
Chalmers
Daniel
John
Green Healey Springfield av Third South Second South First South University av Main Church Hill
Washington Columbia Vine
Park (East) — from N First e to N Wright, 1st n of E University av
N Second
N Third
N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Park (West) — from N Neil w to Prospect av, 1st n of W University av
N Randolph
N State
N Elm
N Lynn
New
Patton Av. — from Bloom- mington av w to city limits, 1st n of W Eureka
Harris av
Prospect av
McKinley av
Poplar — from Washing- ton n to Vine, 1st w N of Fourth
Columbia
Vine
Prairie (North) — from Church n to Maple, 3d w of Neil
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Prairie (South)— from University av s to city limits, 3d w of Neil
Clark
White
Springfield av
Healey
Green
William
Charles
Prospect Av. — from Springfield n to city limits, 1st e of McKinley av
White
University av
Park
Church
Patton av
Randolph (North) — from University av n to Bloom- ington av, 1st w of Neil
Park
Church
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Maple
Eureka
Randolph (South)— from University av s to city limits, 1st w of Neil
Clark
White
Springfield av
Healey
Green
John
William
Charles
State (N orth)— from Universitv av n to Maple, 2d w of Neil
Park
Church
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Vine
State (South) — from Uni- versity av s to city limits, 2d w of Neil
Clark
White
Springfield av
Healey av
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Green John William Charles
Second (North) — from University av n to Wash- ington, 2d e of Locust
Park
Church
Hill
Second (South) — from University ave s to John, 2d e of Locust
Clark
White
Stoughton
Springfield av
Healey
Green
Second South — from Neil e to First, 2d s of University av
Walnut
Market
Chestnut
Oak
Water
Locust
Sixth (North)— from Uni- versity civ n to Grove, 1st w of Wright
Park
Church
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Sixth (South)— from Uni- versity av s to Daniel, 1st w of Wright
Clark
White
Stoughton
Springfield av
Healey
Green
John
Springfield Av (East) — from S Neil e to S Wright, 4th s of E University av
Market
Chestnut
Oak
Locust
S First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth
Springfield Av (West) — from S Neil w to city limits, 3d s of W Univer- sity av
S Randolph
S State
S Prairie
S Elm
New
Prospect av
Stoughton — from S First e to S Wright, 3d s of E University av
S Second
S Third
S Fourth
S Fifth
S Sixth
Taylor — from Neil e to Market, 1st s Main Walnut
Third (North) — from Uni- versity av n to Washing- ton, 3d e of Locust
Park
Church
Hill
Third (South) — from Uni- versity av s to John, 3d e of Locust
Clark
White
Stoughton
Springfield av
Healey
Green
Third South — [from Neil e to First, 4th s of Uni- versity av
Market
Chestnut
Oak
Water
Locust
Tremont — from n Neil e to Market, 1st n of Maple Hickory Walnut Champaign Market
Union — from S Elm w to S Lynn.lsts of W White
University Av (East) — from Neil e to Wright, 4th s of E Washington
Walnut
Market
Chestnut
Oak
Water
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
University Av (West) — from Neil w Prospect av, 2d s of W Church
Randolph
State
Prairie
Elm
Lynn
New- Vine (East) — from N Neil e to Weight, 2d n of E Washington
Hickory
Walnut
Champaign
Market
Chestnut
Oak
Ash
Poplar
N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Vine (West)— from N Neil.w to N Lynn 2d n of W Washington
N Randolph
N State
N Prairie
N Elm
N Lynn
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CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Walnul— from S Second n to city limits, 3d e of Neil
Bailey
First South
Taylor
Main
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Tremont
Eureka
Beardsley
Washington (East) — from N Neil e to N Wright, 4th n of E University av
Hickory
Walnut
Market
Chestnut
N PMrst
Oak
N Second
Ash
N Third
Poplar
N Fourth
N Fifth
N Sixth
Wright
Washington (West)— from N Neil w to Harris av.
4th n of W University av N Randolph
N State N Prairie N Elm N Lynn Harris av
Water — from University' av to Third South, 1st e Oak
First South
Second South
White (East) — from S First e to S Wright, 2d s of E University av
S Second
S Third
S Fourth
S Fifth
S Sixth
White (West) from S
Noil w to Prospect av, 2d s of W University av
S Randolph
S State
S Prairie
S Elm
S Lynn
S New
William — from S Neil w to S Prairie, Ist s of W
Green
S Randolph S State
Willow — from Neil to Market, 3d s University av
Wright (North) -from University av n to city limits, 1st e of Sixth
Park
Church
Hill
Washington
Columbia
Vine
Grove
Wright (South)— from University av s to city limits, 1st e of Sixth
Clark
White
Stoughton
Springfield av
Healey
Green
John
Daniel
URBANA STREET GUIDE.
Ater — from Lincoln av e to Race, 7th s of Main Busey av Coler av Orchard , North Birch Broad Babcock — from Univer- sity av s to Main, 5th e of Wright
N Main White Stoughton Springfield av Berlin — from Wright e to Eads, 4th n of Univer-
sity av
Romine Somers
Birch — from s city limits n to Main, 5th e of Lin- coln av
Ater
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Broad — from s city limits n to Main, 2d w of Mar- ket
Ater
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Busey Av — from s city limits n to University av, 1st e of Lincoln av
Ater
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
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Main
Springfield av Stoughton N Main Clark
California — from Lincoln av e to Vine, 5th s of Main
Busej av
Coler av
Orchard
North
Birch
Broad
Race
Market
Walnut
Vine
Central Av— from N Main n to Front, 2d e of Or- chard
Champaign — from Wright e to Eads, 2d s of city limits
Romine
Somers
Church — from Wright e to Eads, 2d n of Univer- sity av
Romine
Somers
Clark — from Romine e to Eads, recommences at Babcock thence to Or- chard, 1st s of University av
Somers
Eads
Babcock
Lincoln av
Busey av
Coler av
Coler Av — from s city limits n to University av, 2d e of Lincoln av
Ater
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Main
Springfield av Stoughton N Main Clark
Dry — from Lincoln av e to Grove, 4th s of Main Busey av Coler av Orchard North Birch Broad Race Market Walnut Vine
Dublin — from Wright e to Eads, 5th n of Univer- sity av
Romine
Somers
Eads — from Springfield av n to city limits, 3d e of Wright
Stoughton
White
Clark
University av
Park
Church
Hill
Berlin
Dublin
Champaign
Grove
Elm — from Busey av e to Vine, 1st s of Main Coler av Orchard North Birch Broad Race Market Walnut
Front — from Orchard e to Race, 1st n of I, B. & W. R.
West
Central av
Goodwin Av — from Springfield av s to Dry, 3d e of Wright
Main
Green
Green — from Wright e to city limits, 2 s of Main Nelson av Goodwin av Lincoln av Busey av Coler av Orchard North Birch Broad Race Market Walnut Vine Grove
Grove — from Dry n to Main, 5th e of Market High Green
Grove (North) — from Wright e to Eads, 1st s of city limits
Romine
Somers
Harvey — from Univer- sity av s to Elm, 4th e of Wright
N Main
White
Stoughton
Springfield av
Main
High — from Busey av e to Grove, 3d s of Main Coler av Orchard North Birch Broad Race Market Vine
Urbana av Maple
Hill — from Wright e to Eads, 3d n of University av
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CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Bomine Somers
Lincoln Av — from s city limits to n city limits, 6th e of Wright
Ater
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Main
Springfield av
Stoughton
White
N Main
Clark
University av
Linn — east one block from Main, 1st n of Grove
Locust — from Central av e to Race. 1st n of Main Grove
Main — from Wright e to city limits, 1st s of Springfield av
Somers
Eads
Harvey
Babcock
Lincoln av
Busey av
Coler av
North
Birch
Broad
Race
Market
Walnut
Vine
Grove
Main (North)— from Eads e to Broad, 3d n of Spring- field av
Harvey
Babcock
Lincoln av
Busey av
Coler av
Orchard
North »
West
Pentral av
Maple — from Dry n to Green, 4th e of Market High
Market — from s city lim- its to n city limits, 1st e of Race
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Main
Water
Park
Nelson Av — from Spring- field av s to Dry, 2d e of Wright M ain Green
North — from s city limits to N Main, 4th e Lincoln av
Ater
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Main
Stoughton
Orchard — from Oregon n to Elm, 3d e of Lincoln av
California
Dry
High
Green
Oregon — from Lincoln av e to Vine, 6th s of Main Busey av Coler av Orchard North Birch Broad Race Market Walnut
Park — from Wright e to Somers, 1st n of Univer- sity av
Romine
Race — from s city limits n to University av, Ist w of Market
Ater
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Main
Locust
Water
Park
Romine — from Spring- field av n to city limits, 1st e of Wright
Stoughton
Whita
Clark
University av
Park
Church
Hill
Berlin
Dublin
Champaign
Grove
Somers — from Spring- field av n to city limits, 2d e of Wright
Stoughton
White
Clark
University av
Park
Church
Hill
Berlin
Dublin
Champaign
Grove
Springfield Av — from
Wright e to North, 4th s of University av
Romine
Somers
Eads
Harvey
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Babcock Lincoln av Busey av Coler av
Stoughfon — Romine e to
North, 3d s of University av
Somers
Eads
Harvey
Babcock
Lincoln av
Busey av
Coler av
University Av — from "Wright e to Market, 4th n of Springfield av
Romine
Somers
Eads
Harvey
Babcock
Lincoln av
Busey av
Coler av
Orchard
West
Race
Urbana Av— from Dry n to Main, 3d e of Market High Green Elm Main
Vine — from s city limits n to Water, 2d e of Mar- ket
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Main
Walnut — from s city lim- its n to Water, 1st e of Market
Oregon
California
Dry
High
Green
Elm
Main
Water — from Race e to Vine, 1st n of Main
Market Walnut
West — from n Main to First, 4th e of Lincoln av Front University av
White — from Romine e to Lincoln av, 2d s of University av
Somers
Eads
Harvey
Babcock
Wright — from s city Hm- irs to n city limits, 1st w of Romine
Green
Main
Springfield av
University av
Park
Church
Hill
Berlin
Dublin
Champaign
Grove
Champaign City Directory.
HBBREMIKTIONS.
agt agent
asst assistant
av avenue
bldg building
boul boulevard
blk block
elk clerk
cor comer
E east
es east side
N north
ne northeast
nr near
ns north side
n\v northwest
opp opposite
pres president
propr proprietor
Rev Reverend
r resides
rd road
S south
se southeast
sec secretary
ss south side
sw south west
treas treasurer
W west
ws west side
wid widow
ABBOTT W. G., r 73 N Neil Abernathy Arthur, photographer, r 117 E University av Abernathy Robert, carriage and sign painter, 115 E University
av, r 117 E University av Abernathy Walter M., painter, r 117 E University av Adams Asbury, laborer, r 89 Walnut Adams Charles C, laborer, r Beardsley, ne cor Walnut Adams Charles F., naturalist, r 307 W Hill Adams Grace Miss, music teacher, 307 W Hill Adams James, photographer, 119 E University av, r Urbana Adams Margaret Miss, r 89 Walnut Adams William, mason contractor, 314 S Prairie African Methodist Church, E Park, se cor N Fourth; Rev. A.
A. Burleigh, pastor Ahern John, salesman T. Morrissey, r 212 E Park Ahrens Henry A., carpenter, r 49 Main Ahrens Henry C, saloon, 49 Main
Alexander William, laborer, r es S Prairie, 1st s W Green Allen John, laborer, r 32 Hickory Allen Judson, servant, H. H. Harris Allen Nathaniel, gardener, r 32 Hickory
26 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Allender Edwin M., r 404 W Clark
Allendcr John, Rev., pastor Congregation Church, r 404 W Clark
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., Joseph Waters, agt, 41 Walnut
Amos Albert, saloon, 112 E University av
Anderson Charles N., r 208 W Church
Anderson Ida Miss, r 203 W Church
Anderson Oscar, tailor, r 508 E White
Anderson Sylvanus, r 608 E Springfield av
Anderson Washington, teaming, 804 William
Anderson William, tile maker, r 189 Market
Appling Emma Miss, r 688 S State
Appling John, wagon maker, 100 N Neil, r 683 S State
Appling John, Jr., clerk, r 683 S State
Aranda Ereguiel, student, r 402 W Church
Armory bldg, (now Walker Opera House bldg), N Neil, sw cor Park
Armstrong J. M., r 409 E University av
Armstrong Luther, clerk, r 409 E University av
Arnold Sarah R. Miss, r 808 W Church
Arnold Victor, farmer, r 808 W Church
Arthurs John B., grocer, 24 Main, r 402 W Church
Ash John, laborer, bds ns Bloomington rd, 1st e Harris av
Ashcraft Harriet, wid Smith, r 727 N Randolph
Ashcraft William, brakeman, r 727 N Randolph
Ashland Harry, painter, r 811 E University av
Aspern Harry T., lawyer, 31 Main, r 207 W University av
Atkinson Samuel P. (S. P. Atkinson & Co.), r 110 W Hill
ATKINSON S. P. & CO. (S. P. Atkinson), marble and gran- ite works, 70 N Neil
Attix Kate, wid William C, r 63 N Neil
Atwood Fred Mrs., r 208 W University av
Axtell Albert L., auctioneer, 120 N First, r 311 E Univers- ity av
Ayres Edwin R., blacksmith, 100 N Neil, r 106 W Washington
BARB C. D., bkpr Champaign Nat'l Bank, r 401 N Prairie BACON TUELL (Bacon & Mittendorf), r 303 W Clark BACON & MITTENDORF (Tuell Bacon and Louis Mitten- dorf), furniture and undertakers, 12 Main BADDELEY CHARLES H., groceries, crockery and glass- ware, 75 and 77 N Neil, r 607 N State Baddeley John C, r 208 W Church
Baddelev Thomas J, manager C. H. Baddeley, r 208 W Church BAER BENJAMIN (Eichberg & Baer), r 612 W Church
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
C. H. BADDELEY
Managing Partner of and Successor to Wm. Dodson & Co. LARGEST STOCK OP
GROCERIES
AND QUEENSWARE IN THE COUNTY. LOWest PficeS. Come and Examine our Stock.
75-77 Neil Street, - CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Bailey Corwin C. (Vance & Bailey), 30 Main, r 306 E Univer- sity av
BAILEY EDWARD, pres. Champaign Nat. Bank, r. 606 W Church
Bailey, Fred S.. clerk, r 606 W Church
Bailey Hugh, engineer, r 45 Main
Bainun Frank E., clerk, r 623 S Neil
Bainun James H., contract plasterer, 623 S Neil
Baird Clara F. Mrs., r 204 W University av
Baker Abby, wid J. D., r 728 N Neil
Baker Amanda E. Miss, r 728 N Neil
Baker Andrew W., laborer, r 728 N Neil
Baker Dora R. Miss, bookkeeper, r 312 W Washington
Baker Emma E. Miss, bookkeeper, r 312 W Washington
Baker Felix, r 208 S Neil
Baker Frederick, saloon, ws Market, sw cor Taylor
Baker Gilbert L., train dispatcher I. C. R. R., r 312 W White
BAKER IRA O., prof Civil Engineering University, r 607 W University av
Baker J. P.. student, bds 208 S Neil
Baker Lydia Miss, r ws Market, sw cor Taylor
Baker Myer G., laborer, r 728 N Neil
BAKER V. (Baker & Glover), r 312 W Washington
Baker William A., vet surg, 212 Maple
Baker William H., foreman, r 303 W Columbia
BAKER & GLOVER (V. Baker and C. Glover), ice dealers, 312 W Washington
Balcom S. F., civil engineer and clerk roadmaster's office, r 511 W University av
Baldwin Albert, engineer, bds 101 E Clark
Baldwin G. M., r 613 S Randolph
Ballenbach Frederick, butcher, r 105 S Randolph
Ballenbach John, r 105 S Randolph
28 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Balyour Mollie, wid Frederick, r 102 E Washington
Banes Horatio G., carpenter and contractor, 509 S Sixth
Baptist Church (colored), E Clark, nw cor S Sixth
Barber Henry F., engineer, r 20 Hickory
Bardwell Nettie Miss, teacher, 802 W Hill
Barigan Nicholas, bds Champaign House
Barker George, bds 808 University av
Barker John, student, r 808 University av
Barker W. W., market gardener, S Prospect av
Barnaby Anna Miss, teacher, r 108 W University
Barnes John, farmer, r 008 E Springfield av
Barry D. Mrs. r 817 S Neil
Bartel John, cigar maker, r 108 E Church
Bartel Mary, wid, Henry, r 108 E Church
Bassett Edward, clerk, r 808 W Vine
Bassett Frederick carriage maker, r 308 W Vine
Bassett John, student, bds 101 W University av
BAUMGARDNER GEORGE G., Veterinary Surgeon, 11 N Neil
Bawden H. H. Rev., r 107 S Elm
Bawden Samuel D., student, r 107 S Elm
Bayes Lydia Mrs., laundress, r 107 S Neil
Bayfield Daisy Miss, dressmaker, r 105 Vine
Baylis William M., clerk, r 79 N Neil
Beach Amanda Mrs., r 720 W University av.
Beach Beman C. (B. C. Beach & Co.), r 708 W Church
Beach B. C. & Co. (Beman C. Beach and George B. Magoon), grain and coal, E Vine, ne cor Hickory
BEACH ETTA L. Miss, asst in drawing. University, r 214 S Neil
Beach George W., commercial traveler, r214 S Neil
Beach James C, elevator, r 708 W Church
Beach Laura M. Miss, r 214 S Neil
Beam Arthur J., r 404 W White
Beam Jacob, police, r 404 W White
Beardsley Annie L. Miss, r 01 1 W University av
BEARDSLEY GEORGE F., real estate, loans, bonds, mort- gages, etc., 49 N Neil, r Oil W University av
Beardsley John, student, r Oil W University av
Beardsley & Stipes (George F. Beardsley and John W. Stipes), sand and gravel, 140 E Eureka.
Beardsley & Wheaton (George F. Beardsley and M. Wheaton), ice dealers, 140 E Eureka
Bedell Elizabeth, wid Daniel, r 201 Charles
Bedell Oscar, teamster, r 734 N Randolph
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 29
BEERS JOHN S. (Rayburn & Beers), r 607 S Randolph
Behrens Henry, saloon, 51 Main
Behrens Herman, r 51 Main
Beidler Gertrude L. Miss, r 509 W Clark
Bell John V, r 308 E University av
Bender Samuel G,, machinist, r bet Harris and N Prospect avs nr I. C. R. R
Bennett Hannah Mrs., r 206 W White
Berbaum Henry, harness maker, r E Springfield a\^
Best Samuel L., engineer, r 106 S First
Bez John, janitor, 1st Nat Bank, r 204 Stoughton
Bibler Charles, bds 502 E University av.
Bien Augusta, wid Henry, r 112 W Washington
BIGELOW EDWARD, prin High School, r 107 W Spring- field av
Birkholz Rudolph, house and sign painter, 202 Stoughton
Bishop Frank, student, bds 601 E Clark
Bishop William F., magnetic doctor, r 304 W Columbia
Black Julia Miss, dressmaker, 65 N Neil
Blackburn William G., janitor, r 406 E Park
Blaine Ada Miss, r W Springfield av., nw cor Prospect av
Blaine Boyd, r W Springfield av, nw cor Prospect av
Blaine James, farmer, W Springfield av, nw cor Prospect av
Blaine James H., farmer, r 825 W Church
Blaine Melda Miss, r W Springfield av, nw cor Prospect av
Blaine, M. Mrs., r 206 E Clark
Blaine, Shields A., collection clerk, 1st Nat Bank of Cham- paign, r 106 E Park
Blaisdell Alma Miss, teacher, r 408 W White
Blaisdell D., barber, r 203 S Neil
Blaisdell Edward B, barber, 9 Main, r 104 W Clark
Blaisdell Irwin R., r 408 W White
Blaisdell Judson S., com traveler, r 408 W White
Blaisdell Laura Miss, teacher, r 408 W White
Blaisdell L. C, stenographer, r 104 W Clark
Bleichner John, laborer, r 55 S Chestnut
Block William, r 301 E Park
Bloudow Adolph, machinist, r 508 E Columbia
Bodine Charles, r ss W Church, 2d w McKinley av
Bodine Laura Miss, r ss W Church, 2d w McKinley av
Bodine Milton, farmer, r ss W Church, 2d w McKinley av
BOGARDUS C. E., asst in chemistry University of Illinois
Boger Fred, student, r 208 W Church
Boley Kate Miss, pastry cook, T. H. King
Bollard T. Miss, r 210 W University av
so CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
FRED BOLLMAN
DEALER IN
I
Provisions and Queensware.
114 N. FIRST, CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Bollman Emma Miss, domestic, Prof. I. O. Baker BOLLMAN FREDERICK, grocer, 114 N First, r 408 N
Third Boncer L., r 411 E Park Bongard Victorine, wid Joseph, r vvs Mt. Hope av, 2d s E
Healey Bongart I\Iichael, blacksmith, r 312 E White Bongart William H., clerk, r 812 E White Bonner William J., carpenter, r 610 N Neil Booker George A., farmer, r 829 W Church Booker James W. ( }. W. Booker & Co.), r 307 S Neil BOOKER J. W. & CO. (James W. Booker and L. C. Gar- wood), horse dealers and breeders, Hickory, ne cor E Washington Booker Kate E Miss, teacher, r 829 W Church Borden Thomas C, conductor I. C. R. R., r 620 W Church Boshell Maria Louise Miss, elocutionist, r 1 N Neil Botsfield Adam, laborer, bds Champaign House Bowen Aaron L., foreman machine dept, r 201 W Columbia Bowen Bernard, salesman E Henry, r 206 N First Bowen Edward, painter, r 206 N First Bowers Lewis, laborer, 97 N Market Bowles Jacob, engineer L C. R. R., r 308 S Prairie Bowles M Miss, r 308 S Prairie Bowles Robert C, compositor, r 308 S Prairie Bowles Sarah, wid Jacob, r 308 S Prairie Bowman Mary, wid Andrew J., r 207 W Springfield av Bowman Rae Miss, bookkeeper, r 207 W Springfield av Bowmann Frederick, laborer, r 207 E Church Boyd Archibald, manager The Singer Manufacturing Co., 36
N Neil Boyle Frank, butcher, r 404 E Church Boyle Hugh, cigar maker, r 404 E Church :Boyle John (Dallenbach & Boyle), 404 E Church
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 31
Boyle Patrick, yard master, I. C. R. R., r 404 E Church
Boyle Thomas, baggage master, r 404 E Church
Bradley Benjamin C., com. traveler, r 110 W Park
Bradley Edward, farmer, es N Prospect av, 1st n Bradley av
Bradley Frances Miss, r 110 W Park
Bradley Kate, wid Daniel, r es N Prospect av, 1st n Bradley
av Brady Alonzo, laborer, r 141 Walnut Brady Clara M. Miss, r 93 Walnut
Brady E., bakery and restaurant, 112 N First, r 93 Walnut Bragg John, wagon mnfr, 501 N Neil, r 728 N Randolph Branch Alberta Jean Miss, dressmaker, r E Healey, sw cor S
Sixth Branch Viola, wid Henry C, dressmaker, E Healey, sw cor S
Sixth Brandenburg Charles, laborer, r 308 E Hill Brandenburg Rudolph, laborer, r 308 E Hill Brandkamp Stephen, carriage trimmer, r 313 S Elm Brankey J. C, train dispatcher I. C. R. R., r 705 W Church Brankey Laura Miss, r 705 W Church Brannon Winfield S., carpenter, r ss W Springfield av, 2d w S
Prairie Bremer Adolph, laborer, r 106 E Washington Bridges Lyman H., carpenter, r 701 N Neil Briggs C. Wesley, teacher, r 612 W Hill Brinkmann August, laborer, r 511 E Columbia Bromwell Sarah Mrs., r es S Prairie, 1st s W Green Broshar Cornelia Miss, teacher of painting, r 105 S Neil Broshar Edward, laborer, r 206 E Hill Broshar Jane, wid Levi, r 105 S Neil Brott John, capt Salvation Army, r 75 N Neil Brown Aaron, laborer, r 508 W Springfield av Brown Alfred, carriage painter, r ws Locust, 2nd n First South Brown Augustus L., truant officer, r 617 W Clark Brown Clay, cook, Doane House, r 110 E University av Brown David, laborer, r 409 E Church Brown David, servant, G. C. Willis Brown E., trav agt, bds 622 University av Brown Frank M., student, r 411 W University av Brown George, teamster, r 506 E White Brown Harriet E. Miss, teacher, bds 105 N Elm Brown James, laborer, r 409 E Church Brown John, r 306 N Fifth
Brown John R. Jr., foreman, gas works, r 510 E Church Brown Kate Mrs., r 212 E Clark
32 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Agent for the North German Lloyd „„t t Trr-rT^M Ar-c-xTi-
„ _ collection agent
Steamship Line.
JACOB BUCH, Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Brown K. S, Mrs. (Parker, Stoltey & Co.), r 212 E Clark
Brown Laura, domestic, F. Wilcox
Brown Lizzie P. Miss, r SOO N P^ifth
Brown Mary, domestic, G. C. Gill
Brown N. C. Mrs., r 502 E University av
Brown Ray, r 502 E University av
Brown Sarah Miss, r 508 W Springfield av
Brown Seely, architect, r 411 W University av
Brown William, r 502 E University av
Brown William A., student, r 502 E University av
Brownell Chester, student, r 507 S Randolph
Brownell Oliver D., city marshall, r 507 S Randolph
Bruce Mary Miss, r 411 W Clark
Brunibach Lucia Miss, student, r 310 W Church
BRYAN ALFONZO H., lawyer, 27 Main, r 401 W Univer- sity av
BUCH JACOB, justice of the peace, 31 Main, r 125 E Univer- sity av
Buch VVilliam, meat market, 415 N Neil, r 514 N Neil
Buckingham Edson G., laborer, r 504 S Randolph
Buckles H. R., gas-fitter, r 003 S Randolph
Buckley Catherine, wid Michael, r 213 E Hill
Bull L. Mrs., r 210 W White
Burgess Charles, conductor, r 400 S Neil
Burgess Jonathan, gunsmith, 413 N Neil, r 305 W Vine
Burghardt J., jeweler, bds 105 W Hill
Burk Harry, laborer, r 103 E Church
Burk Jesse, agent, r 406 N Lynn
Burk John, laborer, r 400 N Lynn
Burk John S., teamster, r 203 N First
Burk M. v., carpenter, r 103 E Church
Burkett William P., watchmaker, 57 N Neil, r 105 W Hill
Burleigh A. A. Rev., pastor African Methodist church, r 100 N Fourth
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 33
BURNHAM ALBERT C. (Burnham, Trevett & Mattis), r 603 W Church
Burnham Block, 16 and 18 Main
Burnham Mamie Miss, r 603 W Church
Burnham Robert, r 603 W Church
BURNHAM, TREVETT & MATTIS (A. C. Burnham, John R. Trevett, Ross R. Mattis), bankers and brokers, 16 Main
Burr ElHs M (Robinson & Burr), r 306 W Washington
Burris, A. C, laborer, r es Mt Hope av, 1st s Daniel
Burris Sylvanus, small fruits grower, r es Mt Hope av, 1st s Daniel
Burrows Park T., student, r 401 N Prairie
Burt James, student, r 307 S State
Burwash Carrie Miss (Ireton & Burwash), 207 W Park
Busey Carrie E. Miss, r 38 Locust
Busey George L., stablemen, r 73 N Neil
Busey J. S. Mrs., r 18 Locust
Busey Minnie A. Miss, r 18 Locust
Busey Sarah Mrs., r 410 E White
BUTLER NATHANIEL PROF., English literature, Uni- versity, r 310 W Hill
Butler William, student, r 209 W Clark
BUTTERFIELD ALBERT M., new and second-hand goods, 411 N Neil, r 308 W Church
Butterfield C. Otis, r 308 W Church
Butterfield Helen Miss, teacher, r 308 W Church
CADY EMMA H. MRS., r 503 S State Cain Christopher, house mover, 725 N Neil
Cain Frank, porter Carter House, r 41 Market
Cain Mary Mrs., book agent, r 41 Market
Calvin Frank, clerk, C. J. Sabin, r Clark
Campbell Almira L. Mrs., r 603 W University av
Campbell Charles, teamster, bds 508 W White
Campbell Frank E. (Campbell & Spalding), r 603 W Univers- ity av
Campbell John M., teamster, r 310 E Clark
Campbell Peter S., compositor, r 312 W White
Campbell & Spalding (Frank E. Campbell and John W. Spald- ing), horse-shoers, 13 N Neil
Campton Mark, engineer, r 106 S First
Carleton Mary E., wid Enoch, r 32 Second South
Carley Graham, r 112 W Church
Carlson J. A., tailor, bds 202 E University av
34 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Carnahan David F. Rev., r 207 W Hill
Carnahan Franklin G., student, r 207 W Hill
Carpenter Nelson D., cigars and tobacco, 114 E University av
Carroll John, laborer, r 58 N Walnut
Carroll Michael, laborer, r 02 Hickory
Carson William, r 212 S Neil
Carter Dixon S., real estate, 407 N State
CARTER HOUSE THE, James R. Saye propr, 34, 36 and
38 Walnut CARTER HOUSE LIVERY STABLES, John W. Elsea
propr. Walnut opp The Carter House Carter Joseph, barber, r 313 E Park Carter Mary E. Mrs., r 301 E Church
Carter Turner, sewing machine agent, r 609 E University av Carver J., fireman, bds 101 E Clark Cary Elvvood, laborer, r Champaign, ne cor E Eureka. Cassen A., tinner, bds 201 S Elm Cassler John, laborer, r 204 E White Centner Rudolph, cigarmaker, r 209 E White Central Union Telephone Co., James B. McMillen, manager, 14
Main Chamberlain D. L., conductor I. C. R. R., r 29 E Springfield av Chamberlain Lewis, r 29 E Springfield av Chambers William, student, r 307 S Wright Chamjwign Bargain Store, J. R. Grccnhalgh, propr, 6 Main CHAMPAIGN BOTTLING WORKS, William Miebach,
propr, ol) First South Champaign Brick and Tile Co., George F. Beardsley, pres; D.
Morrisey, vice pres; George W. Harwood, sec andtreas, 140
E Eureka Champaign City Schools, W University, nw cor S Lynn, M.
^Ioorc, supt CHAMPAIGN DAILY GAZETTE, W. H. Munhall, editor
and manager. Gazette bldg, 2 Main Champaign House, Mrs. P. Coffey, propr, 710 N Neil Champaign National Bank, Edward Bailey, pres; J. B. McKin-
ley, vice pres; W. A. Heath, cashier; W. W. Maxwell, asst
cashier, 5 Main Champaign Nurseries, J. B. Harris & Co., proprs, 15 Main Champaign Postoffice, 2 I\Iain, J. W. Spalding, postmaster CHAMPAIGN ROLLER MILLS, George W. Kennard,
propr, 28 E University av Champaign Steam Laundry, Monroe & Keusink Bros., proprs,
28 N Neil
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 35
CHAMPAIGN TIMES THE, Powers & Fielding, proprs and publishers, 30 Main
Champaign and Urbana Gas Works, E Hill, ne cor N Fifth, A. J. Chesboro, supt
Chance Arthur B., foreman S. P. Atkinson & Co., r 108 W Church
Chandler John, drayage, r 606 S State
Chapman George M., butcher, r 736 N Randolph
Charles Clifton, painter, r 119 E University av
Charles William, painter, r 121 E University av
Cheever D. A., physician, r 307 W Clark
Cheever Emily C, artist, r 307 W Clark
Cherry William, r nr extreme end S Neil, outside city limits
Chesboro Andrew, manager Gas Works, r 401 W University av
Chester Delle Miss, r 208 W University av
Chester E. E., fancy stock raiser and farmer, outside city lim- its, nr S Prospect av
CHESTER HUBERT, propr Bus and Transfer lines, 58 First South, r 208 W University av
Chester John N., student, r 208 W University av
Chester Nellie Miss, r 208 W University av
C, C, C. & St. L. Railway Depot, bet N Neil and N Randolph, nr Maple, W.. P. Lockwood, agt
Chicago Magnetic Shield Co., Mrs. M. B. Strong, agent, 1 N Neil.
Chodere John, bartender, r 304 E Hill
Christian Church, ns E White, bet S Sixth and S Wright, Rev. Samuel Jones, pastor
Christie Charles, carpenter, r 58 E University av
Cissne John F., laborer, r 11, 25 Main
Clancy Edward, 70 S Chestnut
Clancy Patrick, conductor, bds 121 E University av
Clancy Patrick, laborer, bds 67 Main
Clancy Rebecca Miss, teacher, r 614 W Church
Clark Arthur N., farmer, r ss W Springfield av, 1st n S Pros- pect av
Clark A. S. wid Joseph M., r 601 John
Clark Charles, painter, r 411 E University av
Clark Charles B., clerk, H. Trevett, r 207 S. Wright
Clark Cyril B., r 207 S Wright
Clark D. S., grocer, 404 E White
Clark Eugene L., clerk, r 512 W Park
Clark Harry, painter, r 411 E University av
Clark J. G., farmer, r ss W Springfield av, 1st n S Prospect av
Clark J. M., bookkeeper J. B. & M. B. McKinley, r 601 John
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Clark Leslie B,, asst. cashier Burnham Bank, r ss W Springfield
av, 1st n S Prospect av Clark, Manley, clerk, r 001 John Clai-k Martin W., clerk, Burnham, Trevett & Mattis, r 512 W
Park Clark Thornton Rev., pastor Champaign circuit, r 714 W
Church Clarkson James F., student, r 88 Walnut Clasey Sophie Mrs., r 409 E Hill Clay Henry, clerk, C. H. Baddeley, r 406 W. Clark Claybourn Charles, clerk, r 410 W White Claybourn E. S., engineer, r 410 W White Clifford Edward, engineer, r 302 W Washington Clift Bert, brakeman, I. C. R. R., r 82 Main Clingman William H., conductor, r 805 E Clark Coady John, asst warehouseman, r 104 E Park Coates Nelson, r 307 S Elm Cody Bridget, waitress, Doane House Coffeen Alvah M., r 510 E White Coffeen Amy Miss, music teacher, r 510 E White Coffeen A. M. coal, r 510 E White Coffeen Frederick G., student, r 510 E White Coffey Joseph W., clerk, r Champaign House Coffey Mary, wjd Thomas, r 80S N Sixth Coffey Philip, laborer, r 807 N Sixth
Coffey P. Mrs., proprietor, Champaign House, r 710 N Neil Coffey Thomas, bartender, r Champaign House Coffin Charles R., horse dealer, r 411 W Clark Coffin Elizabeth Mrs., r 411 W Clark Coffin Thomas, horse dealer, r 411 W Clark Coghill Frederick, carpenter, r es Walnut, 2nd n C, C. C. &
St. L. R. R. Coghill Jesse M., laborer, r ws Champaign, 3d n C, C. C. &
St. L. R. R. Cole David B., r 823 W Church Cole Elizabeth Mrs., r 208 W White Cole George F., farmer, r 819 W Church Cole John, laborer, r vvs New, 1st n W Springfield av Cole M. J. Mrs., r 505 E Clark Coleman Burling, barber, 35 N Neil, r 21 Water Coleman P"rank, barber, r 0 Jefferson Coleman John, fireman, r 408 N Second Coleman William, r G Jefferson
Coleman William, Jr., conductor, I. C. R. R., r 6 Jefferson Colglasier John, agent, bds 505 N Neil
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 37
CoUan John B. A., cigar mnfr and tobacco jobber, 41 Main, bds
410 E Park Collier Mary Mrs., r 401 E White Collins John, fireman, I. C. R. R., r 315 S Randolph Columbia Curtis F., r Bloomington rd, sw cor N Randolph Colvin George W., laborer, r 105 S. Fourth Commercial Hotel, Frank Donley proprietor, 70 E Main Conant S. D. Mrs., r 310 W Clark Conarty James, molder, r 508 E Washington Conarty John, r 508 E Washington Conarty Patrick, laborer, r 508 E Washington Condit Amanda Mrs., r 703 W Church Condit Ogden M., painter, 88 N Neil Condit R. B., salesman, Ottenheimer & Co., r W Park Condit Willoughby R., r 610 S Randolph Condon David, laborer, r 406 W Springfield av Cone C, student, bds 116 E University av Congregational Church, W Church, se cor N State, Rev. J.
Allender, pastor Conklin William, bartender, bds 105 E Park Conkling Antoinette, wid Stephen, r 206 W Washington Conkling Harry, laborer, r 206 W Washington Conley Nancy Mrs., r 306 E University av Conn James W., teamster, r 202 E. Hill Conn R. B., Dr., r 801 W Church Connett Ella Miss, teacher, r 504 W Springfield av Connett Lucinda, wid Isaac, r 504 W Springfield av Conover Columbus F., carpenter, r 4 E University av Conover George C, engineer, r 107 W Park Cook A. Curtin, clerk, r 110 W Washington Cooke Jennie Miss, milliner, bds 303 W University av Coon Joshua N., carpet weaver, r 617 S State Cooper Bert, student, r 110 W Springfield av Cooper Bessie Miss, dressmaker, 26 Main, r 305 E University av Cooper Elvira Mrs., r 305 E University av Cooper Frank, conductor, I. C. R. R., r 110 W Springfield av Cooper Mark, student, r 110 W Springfield av Cooper Rebecca Miss, dressmaker, 305 E University av Cornelison Robert, student, r 601 John Cornell Frank, student, r 307 S State Corray Margaret E.; wid John, r 714 W Church Corwin James, 1st engineer Union Mfg Co.
Costello Frank T., merchant tailor, 21 Main, bds Carter House Cottrell Clark, teamster, r es Mt Hope av 2d n city limits Coughlin William, bartender T. Morrissey, r 3 E Park
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UNIVERSITY BOOKS AND SUPPLIES AT
A. R CUNNINGHAM'S-DMGGjsi
Drawing Materials. Drauj^jiitint; Instruments and Fine Stationery.
BASE-BALL AND ATHLETIC GOODS.
Drugs, Pertumes and Toilet articles. Pharmaceutical Preparations and Prescriptions
Compounded with care.
Fine Cigars made a Speciauy. News Depot. Students- Trade Solicited. 25 Main Street, - - CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Couse, Elizabeth J. Mrs., r 300 W Washington
Cowgill William, carpenter, r E Columbia, sw cor N Fourth
Cox Eliza, wid Richard, es Hickory, 1st s Trcmont
Cox Ferry, laborer, r es Hickory, 1st s Tremont
Cox Mary Mrs., r 207 S State
Craig E. C, student, r 209 W Church
Craig William P., lawyer, 3, 25 Main
Cramer Edward, teamster
Cramer Pauline Miss, milliner, r 25 E Springfield av
Crane Elizabeth, wid Levi, r 501 E Springfield av
Crane Isaac R., r 403 S Wright
CranncU E. L. Miss, r 208 W Columbia
Cranncll John L., painter, r 208 W Columbia
Crannell John N., carriages, 504 N Neil, r 208 W Columbia
Cranncll William W., clerk, r 208 W Columbia
Cranson A., brakeman, r 112 £ White
Cranson L. Mrs., r 112 E White
Craven B. F., brakeman, r 501 S Neil
Craven M. H. Mrs., r 005 W University av
CRAWFORD J. D., prof of history and librarian University
of Illinois, r 308 W Church Crighton William, restaurant, 28 Walnut, r 504 S Neil Crighton William, Jr., r 504 S Neil Crouch John, r 010 W Clark Crouch Malvina, domestic, W. H. Lenington Cumberland Charles, r 21 E Springfield av Cumberland Daisy Miss, printer, r 105 W White Cumberland Oliver P., nurseryman, 105 W White Cummins William, r 507 S Neil Cummins William H., carpenter, r 507 S Neil CUNNINGHAM ALBERT P., druggist, 25 Main, r 304 W
Washington Cunningham Clara Miss, student, r 304 W Washington
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Cunningham George N., clerk, A. P. Cunningham, r 304 W
Washington Cunningham John, saloon, 69 Main, bds G7 Main Cunningham Ralph E., student, r 304 W Washington Cuppernell F. M. Mrs., r 204 W White Curran Margaret, wid William, r 105 W Vine Curtis Rachael Mrs, r 106 N Second
Curtis William, carpenter, r N Fourth, nw cor E Columbia Curzon James H., engineer, r 507 N Elm Cushing Henry E., physician. Metropolitan block, r 107 W
Hill Cushman Leicester, r 503 S Randolph
DAILY SOPHIA MISS, pastry cook. The Carter House Dallenbach Bros. (J. J. & W. C. Dallenbach), meat mar- ket, 8 Main Dallenbach Frederick ( Dallenbach & Boyle, r 105 S Randolph Dallenbach George, butcher, r 201 W Clark Dallenbach John J. (Dallenbach Bros.), r 109 W Park Dallenbach W. C. (Dallenbach Bros.), r E University av Dallenbach & Boyle (Frederick Dallenbach and John Boyle),
meat market, 41 N Neil Danforth D., r 203 W Park
Davidson George W., buggies, Armory Bldg., r 511 W Church Davidson James W., county treasurer, r 112 W Park Davidson Thomas B., brakeman, I. C. R. R., r 309 S State Davis Emma Mrs., r 202 E University av Davis Henry, laborer, bds 104 W Washington Davis R. Dwight, air brake instructor, r 73 N Neil Davis William, laborer, bds Market, se cor Beardsley Davis William J. Rev., r 605 E Springfield av Dawson Alva M. (Hall & Dawson), r 201 W Church Dawson Annie Miss, dressmaker, r 625 S Randolph Dawson George W., salesman, r 105 W Park Dawson Lance, cooper, r 625 S Randolph Dawson Lance, Jr., master mechanic, r 625 S Randolph Dawson Marguerite Miss, cashier, Ottenheimer & Co., r 625 S
Randolph Dawson Nellie Miss, r 625 S Randolph Day Thomas D., plasterer, r 305 E Park Dean Elmer, farmer, r 508 E Park Dean Emmett, tel operator, r 508 E Park
Dean Richard, stock dealer, r ns W Church, 2d w McKinley av Dean Squire J., salesman, H. Trevett, r 307 W Vine Decius Lyle, student, r 408 E Springfield av
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Decius Owen, student, r 408 E Springfield av
Dehart Chauncey A., delivery clerk, r 408 E Springfield av
Dehart Melissa, wid Alex, r 408 E Springfield av
Dehart Theodore, delivery clerk, r 408 E Springfield av
Deissel Louis, car repairer, r 408 E Hill
Demlo Frederick, farmer, r ns W Springfield av, 2d w S Pros- pect av
Demlow Frederick T. laborer, r 012 Ash
Demlow Jacob, laborer, 407 N Third
Demlow John G., laborer, 809 E Church
Demlow Louis, laborer, r 309 E Church
DePuy M. H., grocer, 512 E University av
DePuy William, r 512 E University av
Dickens C. W., brakeman, L C. R. R., bds Matheny House
Dickerson Clay, clerk, r 406 W Clark
Dickerson Frank, r 406 W Clark
Dickerson Joshua, carpenter and builder. Second South s ne cor S Neil, r 406 W Clark
Diehl William, meat market, r 402 E University av
Dillavou Jacob R., dairyman, r 601 W Springfield av
Dillon George S., farmer, r 310 K University av
Dimmer Robert, tailor, r 107 E Church
Dineen Louis, delivery clerk, E. Henry, r 201 E White
Dineen Mayme Miss (Dineen & Kcttrick), r 61 N Neil
Dineen Patrick, laborer, r 201 E White
Dineen & Kettrick Misses (Mayme Dineen and Anna Kit- trick), dressmakers, 61 N Neil
DOANE HOUSE, Main, nw cor Oak, Edward P. Niles, propr
Dodson William, r 406 N State
Dolan Thomas, 4 401 E Vine
Dollinger Adolph L., tailor, r 201 E Clark
Dollinger Albert, letter carrier, 111 E Clark
Dollinger Amelia Miss, 111 E Clark
Dollinger P>ank, mer tailor, 9, 1 Main, r 111 E Clark
Dollinger Hubert, packer, r 111 E Clark
Donahue Charles, brick-layer, r 509 E Clark
Donald John, laborer, r 502 Grove
Donley Ella Miss, r Commercial Hotel
Donley Frank, stationary engineer and propr Commercial Hotel
Donley Katie Miss, r Commercial Hotel
Donley Peter J., fireman Union Manfg. Co., r Commercial Hotel
Donley William, trimmer, r Commercial Hotel
Donohue Charles, laundry, 407 E Church
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Doran Mary Mrs., r 109 E Church
Dorndorf Minnie Mrs., r 108 E White
Doroughty John, brakeman, bds 119 E University av
Doty James C, carpenter. Market, sw cor E Columbia
Doty Matilda A. Mrs., r 602 Grove
Downing Joseph, engineer, r 200 E Clark
Doyle Israel, land examiner, Burnham, Trevett & Mattis, bds
103 S Neil Doyle John, laborer, bds Champaign House Doyle M., r 102 E Park
Doyle Nellie Miss, dressmaker, 2, 7 Main, r 210 E Hill DOYLE RICHARD, foreman book-bindery, Gazette office, r
10 Hickory Doyle Terrence, r 210 E Hill Dresser D. W. Rev., pastor Emanuel Episcopal Church, r 203
W Clark Dryer Hiram G., r 809 W Church
Dudley Ella Miss, night operator, C. U. Tel. Co.. 410 W White Duke Sophia M. Mrs., r 402 W White Dukes Albert W., clerk, r 308 E Park Dukes Marion, clerk, r 308 E Park Dukes Spencer D., cigarmaker, r 308 E Park Dukes William M., laborer, r 33 Hickory Dunball William, meat market, r 210 W University av Dunham M. E. Mrs., boarding, 501 N Randolph Dunham William, agt, r 609 W Springfield av Dunlap Lizzie, wid A., r307 S State Dunlap Addie E. Miss, teacher, r 503 E University av Dunlap James W., carpenter and builder, r 503 E University av Durr John H., carpenter, r es N Sixth, 1st n Grove Dust C, r ws Locust, 2d n First South Dust Frederick, shoemaker, r 310 E Hill Dust Henry, laborer, r 307 E Hill Dust William, r 307 E Hill Dyson Oliver, laborer, r 20 Hickory
EAGLETON CHARLES M., carpenter, r 701 N Neil East Champaign School, Clark and Fifth, S. R. Kyle, principal Eaton Anton, laborer, r 410 E Healey Eaton Charles, r 410 E Healey Eaton Herbert, printer, r 310 W Vine Ebert Jacob, bakery and restaurant, r 106 N First Ebert T., wid George, r 106 N First Eddy Frank, laborer, r S Walnut, ne cor Second South
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Edridge Calmer, teamster, r 743 N Neil EfTcrleston L. Miss, canvasser, r 403 W Clark EICHBERG MAX ( Eichberg & Baer), r Chicago EICHBERG OPERA HOUSE, 20 and 22 Main EICHBERG & BAER (Max Eichberg and Benjamin Baer),
proprs New York store, 20 and 22 Main Eidmann Edward, student, bds 507 E University av Eisner Albert, com trav, r 209 W Church Ekbom Oloph, tailor, r 310 E Church Ekelberg Albert, cigarmaker, r 103 E White Ekelberg Frederick, laborer, r 103 E White Eldridge Andrew, drayman, r 743 N Neil Ellis Edward W., student, bds 207 S Wright Ells Sarah M., wid Erastus, r ()06 S Neil Ellsworth Frank S., student, r 401 N Prairie ELSEA JOHN W., livery, sale and boarding stables; also,
dealer in coal. Office and barns opp. The Carter House
and No. 8 S Walnut Ely Carrie Miss, r 302 E Church Ely Ernest, blacksmith's helper, r 203 E Church Ely George, carriage manufacturer, cor E University av and
Walnut, r 302 E Church Ely George, Jr., manager George Ely, r 507 E Park Ely John, blacksmith, r 302 E Church Ely Louis, blacksmith, r 302 E Church Elv Samuel, carriage trimmer, r 406 E Church Ely William, clerk, r 302 E Hill Embry Burrill, r 203 S Neil Embry George O., laborer, r 203 S Neil Embry Joel, laborer, r 203 S Neil Embry Joseph, laborer, r 715 N Randolph F^mmett Noble, clerk, r W Park, se cor N New EMPIRE CORDAGE CO. THE, J. D Filley, Pres.; Ben B.
Graham, Vice Pres.; L. F. Jones, Sec'y and Treas.; George
H. Squires, Gen. Manager, E. P^ureka, cor Champaign Endicott John, night caller I. C. R. R., r 500 E Columbia Endicott Mark, night clerk. The Carter House Endicott William B., pressfeeder. Gazette office, r 506 Dublin Engine House No. 1, W^alnut, se cor Taylor England Annie Miss, domestic, F. D. Rugg Engle Elijah T., carpenter and contractor, r 625 S Neil English Albert, restaurant, 23 Main, r 6, 27 Main English Robert, r 707 N Fifth Episcopal Church, N State, ne cor W University av. Rev. D.
W. Dresser, pastor
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 43
Eppstein Samuel, cigar manfr, r 206 W Park
Estis Harry, servant, J. R. Trevitt
Evangelical Lutheran Church, E Church, nw cor N Second,
Rev. H. M. Strehlow, pastor Evangelical Lutheran School, E Church, nw cor N Second,
Rev. H. M. Strehlow, prin Evans Elizabeth A. Mrs., r 110 E Clark Evans Gus, compositor Gazette office, r engine house. City
Hall Everett Kate Miss, teacher, r 706 E University av
FARLEY THOMAS, car repairer, r 301 N First Farley Thomas P., fireman, r 110 E Clark Farley Peter, fireman, r 301 N First Farrington Edward H., first asst chemist University of Illinois,
r 201 N Randolph FAULKNER LUCAS W. (L. W. Faulkner & Co.), r 110 W
Columbia FAULKNER WATSON (L. W. Faulkner & Co.), r 604 N
Neil FAULKNER L. W. & CO. (Lucas W. and Watson Faulk- ner), druggists, 53 N Neil Fay Ann Mrs., r 508 E Church Fay Thomas, r 508 E Church
Feltham George W., plasterer, r 306 E Park A
Ferris Ezra H., physician, r 405 W Vine Fiddle George H., r 210 E Church FIELDBINDER WILLIAM (Helbling & Fieldbinder),
114 E Clark FIELDING ISAAC (Powers & Fielding), r 207 W Clark Finder Frederick, drayage, r 402 E Springfield av Fink R. M., laborer, r s end S Prairie av Finnigan Mary, wid Bryan, r 612 W Springfield av Finnigan Thomas, farmer, 612 W Springfield av First Baptist Church, W University av, ne cor N Randolph First National Bank of Champaign The, B. F. Harris, pres; H.
H. Harris, cashier; George A. Turell, asst cashier. Main,
sw cor Walnut First Presbyterian Church, N State, sw cor W Hill, Rev.
Charles N. Wilder, pastor FISHER A. F. (W. W. Walls & Co.), r Chicago Fisher Jane Miss, seamstress, r 408 W Hill Fisher John, r 408 W Hill
Fitzgerald Alice Miss, dressmaker, r 408 S Neil Fitzgerald James W., brakeman, r 203 E Park
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Fitzgerald Mary Mrs., r 402 E Park
Fitzgerald Patrick, r 408 S Neil
P"itzsimmons Thomas, laborer, bds 806 E University av
Fleck Carl, r 108 S First
Fleming Jennie Mrs., r 809 W Columbia
Fleming Jesse, supt. of streets, r 204 W University av
Fleming Katie, waitress. Champaign House
Fleming Logie, engineer, r 212 W Columbia
Fleming Mary, cook, Champaign House
Fletcher Joseph H. farmer, r 402 W Washington
Fletcher Joseph W., r 402 W Washington
Fluck Martin M., salesman Eichberg & Baer, r 105 E Park
Fluck Martin J., clerk, r 105 E Clark
Flucke William, engineer, I. C. R. R., 105 W Springfield av
Foley W'illiam, switchman, I. C. R. R., 602 S Randolph
Follman Joseph, laborer, r 812 E Hill
Fondersmith George, gunsmith, 85 N Neil, r 65 N Neil
Footc Charles, engineer I. C. R. R., r 24 N Neil
Ford James G., r 502 E University av
Foster C. W., music teacher, 18 Main
Foster George B., postal clerk, Decatur branch, I. C. R. R., r 106 W Springfield av
Foster Katie, dining-room girl, Mathcny House
Foster Winslow, student, 811 W White
Foster Zebulon, student, 817 S State
Frank Christopher, laborer, r 402 S First
Frank P^rancis, laborer, r 407 N Second
Frank Robert, laborer, r 407 N Second
Frankenstein Lena, domestic, H. T. Sperry
Frankenstein Matilda, domestic, J. S. Jones
Frankenstein William, bricklayer, r 806 E Hill
Franks Jacob, engineer, r 102 E White
Franks Thomas, florist, 704 N Randolph
Frazee John, laborer, r 306 E University av
Fredrickson Johanna, wid Erasmus, r 809 W Washington
Fredrickson John H., student, r 809 W Washington
Freeman A. Mrs., r 810 E University av
P>eese L. Rev., pastor German Lutheran Church, r 312 E Uni- versity av
Frcesc William, r 812 E University av
P"'rench William, engineer, r 8() Hickory
Freshwater Henry, horse-trainer, r 508 Stoughton
Friedlin Frederick, foreman, r 25 E Springfield av
Frisbie M. Mrs., r 207 W Church
Frison Adam (Prison Bros.), r 108 Springfield av
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Prison Bros. (Adam and Joseph Prison), carriage builders,
12 and 14 E University av Prison Joseph (Prison Bros.), r 705 N Randolph Prison Margaret Mrs., r 705 N Randolph Proehlke William, r 207 N Third Pry Alonzo, engine driver, Pire Dept, r 5 N Neil Pry Charles B, clerk, r 208 W Church Pry David, r 408 W Washington Pry John D., com trav, r 401 W Clark Punkhauser, James r 505 E White Puson S. A. Mrs., boarding, r 105 N Elm
GAINES ALBERT, barber, bds 21 Water Gaiser George, laborer, r 012 Grove
Gaiser Jacob, r 612 Grove
Gall Ed P. (P. P. Rush & Co.), r Indianapolis, Ind.
Galloway A. J., butcher, r 90 Walnut
Galvin George H., train dispatcher I. C. R. R., r 318 S Neil
Gamble George R., photographer, 53 Walnut, r 101 W Uni- versity av
Gardiner James, horse-dealer, r 303 S Elm
Garland Charles G., foreman, r (307 N Neil
Garmes Henry, conductor, r 303 E Clark
Garrett John W., teamster, r 507 W Clark
Garrison George, brick-layer, r 506 W Washington
Garrison Minnie Miss, teacher, r 412 W Washington
Garrison Samuel, brick-layer, r 507 E Clark
Garrity Patrick, wiper, bds 67 Main
Garwood Prank, carpenter, r 502 Stoughton
Garwood Lanson C, (J. W. Booker & Co.), jeweler, 13 Main, r 210 W Church
Gayman Angle Miss, teacher, r 108 E Clark
Gayman George, boots and shoes, 108 N Pirst, r 108 E Clark
Gaynor John, brakeman, bds 121 E University av
Gaynor Peter, brakeman, bds 121 E University av
Gazette building, 2 Main
Gehrke Charles, baker, r 205 E Clark
Gehrke Herman, cutter, r 102 Stoughton
Gere George W. (Gere & Philbrick), r 107 N Elm
Gere & Philbrick (George W. Gere and Solon Philbrick), law- yers, 16 Main
German Catholic Church, Locust, bet 1st and 2d South, Rev. Pather Stener, pastor
German M. E. Church, S Third, nr cor E White, Rev. J. A. Mulfinger, pastor
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Gibbs Louisa, wid Elijah, r 506 N Neil
Gibbs Willis, laborer, r 50(5 N Neil
Gibson Charles W., r 208 W University av
Gibson Nancv J., wid John W., r 79 Walnut
Gicse William, laborer, r 402 E Hill
Gilhoolv Mary, dishwasher, The Carter House
Gill Albin B., clerk, P. O., r 210 W Columbia
Gill Blanche A., 210 W Columbia
Gill George C, special agent, r 210 W Columbia
Gill Grace G. Miss, r 210 Columbia
Gill Harry C, student, r 210 W Columbia
Gillen Clinton E., engineer, r 108 S Fourth
Gillen Nancy Mrs., r 108 S Fourth
Gillmore Edward F., brakeman, r 508 S Neil
Gippert John, painter, r 404 E University av
Girth Minnie, waitress, Doane House
Glandt Charles J., laborer, r 40(i E Hill
Glandt Minnie J., wid John, r 40(5 E Hill
Glenn Jessie S. Miss, bookkeeper, r 300 W Washington
Glosser Anna, wid John, r 105 William
Glover Charles, grocer and baker, 28 Main, r 726 N Randolph
Glover Charles H., clerk, r 723 N Randolph
Goddard Benjamin, conductor, r (508 S Randolph
Goldsmith Amber Miss, dining-room girl. The Carter House
Goltry Oliver L., fireman, r 308 W White
Good William T., r 306 E Healey
Goodman Lura, wid Robert, r 210 E Church
Goodner Florence Miss, dining-room girl. The Carter House
Gordon John F., gardener, r 505 N Prospect av
Gordon Rose Miss, domestic. Prof. A. N. Talbot
Goss Henry, bus driver, r 506 Stoughton
Goss William, hostler H. Chester, r 58 P'irst South
Gossett Charles, compositor. Gazette office, r 77 N Neil
Gossett Jennie, wid Morris T., r 77 N Neil
Gossett Joseph P., conductor, r 8 E Springfield av
Gossett Levi, r 614 S Neil
Gould Albert R., carpenter, r 601 S Randolph
Graham Bernard, machinist, r 91 Hickory
Graham Robert, machinist, r 91 Hickory
Graham William, student, r 501 S Wright
G. A. R. Hall, N Neil, nw cor Church
Graney John, Jr., engineer, r 317 S Neil
Granger George, engineer, r 504 W Washington
Granger Guy D., student, r 504 W Washington
Grass George, blacksmith, r 412 E Vine
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Gravel Charles, r 312 S Lynn
Gray Daniel, machinist, 309 W Columbia
Gray Rebecca, wid Daniel, r 309 W Columbia
Green Edwin, shoemaker, 413 N Neil, r306 E White
Green Ella Mrs., r 103 S Wright
Green John, brakeman, r 312 E Hill
Green J. B., laborer, r 722 W Church
Green, Thomas S., r 206 W White
Greene P. N., peddler
Greenhalgh J. R., crockery, glassware and notions, etc., 6 Main
Gresham Samuel D., plumber, r 208 W Washington
Greuzard Eugene E., upholsterer, r 407 S Neil
Grien John, carpenter, r 411 Stoughton
Griffin Charles A., clerk, r 207 W Park
Griffin Irene, wid John, r 719 N Neil
Grindley Harry S., asst in chemistry. University, r 209 W Park
Grindley Joseph, hay press, r 209 W Park
Griswald David E., clerk, Schweizer & Woody, r 73 N Neil
Griswold Jessie A. Miss, stenographer, r 307 W Hill
Groves I. Rev., r 502 John
Groves John I., physician, r 503 E Green
Gunlok Frederick, laborer, r 205 W Columbia
Gunn Charles A., student, r 12 Hickory
Guynn George W., carpenter, r 205 E Hill
Gwinn Charles, carpenter, r 407 W Vine
HAGAN EDWARD, r 609 E Park Hagan John, laborer, r 603 Mt. Hope av Hahn Joseph, fireman, r 618 W Clark Hahn Lydia E. Mrs., r 618 W Clark HAKES CHARLES W. (Replogle & Hakes), r 613 W
Church Haley David, r 209 W University av HALEY HENRY A., physician, 102 W Church, r 402 W
Church Halford Maria, wid Elijah, r 111 W Springfield av Hall Abbie G. Miss, physician, r 615 W Clark Hall Albert T. (Hall & Dawson), r 201 W Church Hall A. A. Mrs., r 615 W Clark Hall Charles, laborer, r 314 E Clark Hall Charles, laborer, r 512 Poplar Hall Hattie G. Miss, teacher, r 615 W Clark Hall Joseph, brakeman, r 63 S Chestnut Hall Lyman, physician, 408 W Church
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Hall Martha Z. Miss, r 408 W Church
Hall W. B., com trav, r 201 VV Church
Hall & Dawson, (Albert T. Hall and Alva M. Dawson) boots
and shoes, 59 N Neil Haller Jacob, meat market, 411 E University av Hallinen Andrew, r 35 N Neil Hallinen Flora Miss, teacher, r 35 N Neil Hallinen John A., clerk A. Strong, r 35 N Neil Hallinen Joseph E., student, r 35 N Neil Hamilton Julius (Hamilton & Russell), and lumber dealer, G5
Walnut, r 109 VV Church. Hamilton Mary L. Miss, r 109 W Church HAMILTON & RUSSELL (J. Hamilton and C. H. Russell),
hardware, stoves and tinware, 09 N Neil Hamlin Barthewell W., bakery and restaurant, 63 N Neil, r403
VV White Hamlin Louie Miss, r 403 VV White Hammersly Jane, wid Levi, r 027 S State Hampel John, gardener, r bet N Prairie and Harris av, nr I.C.
R. R. Hampel John D., twine maker, r bet N Prairie and Harris av,
nr I. C. R. R. Hampel Lizzie Miss, r bet N Prairie and Harris av, nrLC. R. R. Hampel Otto C, laborer, r bet N Prairie and Harris av, nr L C.
R. R. Hampton Andrew, day clerk, The Carter House Hampton Samuel, huckster bds 300 E University av Hanes Mary Mrs. (Hanes & Keeling), r 100 VV Park Hanes & Keeling ( Mrs. Mary Hanes and Mrs Viola Keeling),
milliners and dressmakers, 39 N Neil Hanford Charles ¥.., acting supt Union Manfg Co., r 018 W
Church Hanks Mrs., r 405 E Springfield av Hansen Anna Mrs., r ws S Prairie, 1st s VV Healey Hansen Nels, laborer, r ws S Prairie, 1st s W Healey Hanson John E., laborer, r 708 S Randolph Hanson Martin, laborer, r 708 S Randolph Harbison Baxter D., r ()02 VV Church Harbison Mary Miss, r ()02 VV Church Harding Fred P., cashier, r 201 N University av Harding George, laborer, 20 N Neil Hardy Sylvia Mrs., r 302 li University av Hardy VVilbur F., agricultural implements, seeds, etc., 04 and
00 E University av, r 302 E University av Harmel Bruce, house and sign painter, r 303 S Wright
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 49
Harpe John, butcher, r 114 E University av
HARRIS B. F., Pres. First National Bank of Champaign, r
506 W Church Harris Benjamin F., banker, r 303 N Elm Harris B. F., Jr., r 501 W Church Harris Christopher C, blacksmith, r 717 N Neil Harris George, student, bds 611 E Green Harris Henry H., cashier First National Bank of Champaign, r
501 VV Church Harris H. P., Sr., r south terminus S Elm HARRIS J. B., propr Champaign Nurseries, 15 Main, r 612 W
Park HARRIS J. B. & CO. (J. B. Harris), nurserymen, 15 Main Harris M. I. Miss, r 207 W Park Harris Newton M., r 501 VV Church Harris Sallie Miss, domestic, C. B. Hatch Harris William H., student, rooms 313 S Neil Hart Anna Miss, operator C. U. Tel. Co., r 406 W Washington Hart Charles A., entomological assistant. University Hart Edgar A., salesman J. B. Arthurs, r opp Franks. Hart E Mrs., r 406 W Washington
Hart Mattie Miss, clerk C. S. Moorehouse, r 406 W Washington Hart Ralph W., student, r 12 Hickory
Hart Wilson G., conductor I. C. R. R., r 2 E Springfield av Hartman Adam H., carpenter and builder, r 110 W White Hartman G. W., teamster, r 603 E University av Hartman John R., teamster, r 512 W Springfield av Hartman Mary Mrs., r 110 W White Hartmann George W., house mover, r 505 W Clark Hartmann John H., tel operator, r 505 W Clark Harvey Albert, student, bds 608 E Clark Harvey Alfred, student, bds 403 S Wright Harvey Esther, wid William, r 306 W Vine Harvey Nathan A., student, r 505 Mt. Hope av Harvey William, laborer, r 501 S Randolph Harwood Abel, r 503 S State HARWOOD GEO. W., insurance and loans, 49 N Neil, r 601
W University av Hasbrouck Jacob L., printer Times office, r 207 S Neil Hasenbrook John, coal, r 310 W Columbia Hasenbrook William, molder, r 605 N Neil Haslam George, carpenter, r 611 S State Hatch Charles B., com trav, r 307 W University av Hatch J. L. Mrs., r 307 W University av Havens G. E., wid Henry, r 405 W Columbia
50 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Hawke George, laborer, 218 Maple
Hawkins Elmer, wks E. H. Renncr & Brc, r Green
Hawkins Jasper S., cooper, r 504 E University av
Hawkins Sabra, wid John D., r 00 E University av
Hawkins Vitella Miss, teacher, r 504 E University av
Hay Walter, student, bds 608 E Clark
Hayden Katie, dining-room girl, Commercial Hotel
Hayden Mary, cook, Commercial Hotel
Hayes Carl, r 301 E Clark
Hayes D. S. Mrs., r 606 E Clark
Hayes Hannah Mrs., domestic G. C. Willis
Hayes Hannah Miss, nurse, 213 E Hill
Hayes Patrick, engineer, r 104 W Springfield av
Hayes Patrick, laborer, r 110 W Healey
Hayes Samuel D., r 714 W University av
Hayes Theodore, brakeman, r 301 K Clark
Hays George, conductor, r 515 S Randolph
Hays J. D., conductor, r 407 W Clark
Hazelton Hugh, student, r 601 E Clark
Headington James C, sewing machine agent, r 609 W Clark
HEALEY JAMES M., city and civil engineer, office Road- master's office I. C. R. R., r 302 W Hill
Heath Cynthia, wid Rev. N. P., r 311 W Washington
Heath Ella Miss, artist, 311 W Washington
Heath Lillie Miss, stenographer, r 311 W^ Washington
Heath William A., cashier Champaign National Bank, r 311 W Washington
Hearn John, bartender, r 212 E Park
Heffernan John, agt freight dept I. C. R. R., r 407 N Randolph
Heffley Barton R., clerk, r 112 W Washington
Hegcnbart Frank, cigar mfg, 110 N First, r 501 E University av
Heitschmidt Henry, upholsterer, r 621 S Neil
HELBLING FIDEL ( IIclbling& Fieldbinder), r 302 E Clark
HELBLING & FIELDBINDER ( P^idel Helbling and Wil- liam F"ieldbinder), merchant tailors, 30 Main
Hendey Charles, painter, 108 W Washington
Hendren Alice A. Miss teacher, r 103 S Neil
Henneberry Bridget, domestic C. B. Johnson
Hennig H. A., music teacher. Metropolitan Block
Henry Bernard, r 100 E Park
Henry Daniel, clerk, r 204 E Hill
Henrv Daniel G., boiler maker, r 204 E Hill
HENRY ED^A^ARD, groceries and drugs, 101 and 103 E Uni- versity av, r 100 F! Park
Henry Mary Miss, bookkeeper, K Henry, r 109 E Park
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 51
Henry Monica Miss, cashier, E Henry, r 109 E Park
Henry Roselle Miss, r 109 E Park
Herbstreet Jacob, laborer, r 404 N Sixth
Herme Charles, r 612 E University av
Herring Christopher, butcher, r 108 E Park
Hershberger Jacob, r 410 W Columbia
Hess Amelia M. Miss, bookkeeper, r 204 W Church
Hess Fred, clerk, r 204 W Church
Hess Jessie A. Miss, teacher, r 204 W Church
Hess Priscilla M. Miss, dressmaker, 17 Main
Hessel Annie Miss, bookkeeper, r 101 W Springfield av
HESSEL JOHN F., carriages and buggies, 39 Main, r 101 W
Springfield av Hessel M. A. Mrs., harness and saddlery, 39 Main, r 101 W
Springfield av Heyland Frank, groom A. Harwood Hibbs Mary E., wid Philip, r 4 E Springfield av Hibbs P. R., r 4 E Springfield av Hicken Harriet, wid Richard, r 111 W Washington Higginbotham M. A. Mrs., r 608 E Clark Higgins William E., clerk, r 504 E Church HIGGINS W. S., physician, r 504 E Church Hight John, blacksmith, bds Commercial Hotel Hill Addie M. Miss, r 8 Hickory Hill Charles, insurance, r 404 Grove
Hill C. S., watchmaker and jeweler, 9 Main, r 401 W Spring- field av Hill George L. (L. K. Howse & Co.), r 8 Hickory Hill James W. Mrs., r 208 W University av Hill John W., flour and feed, r 8 Hickory Hines Anna Mrs., r 120 E University av Hines Henry, Plasterer, r 17 Water Hitt James H., agent Wabash R. R., r 312 W Columbia Hoag Orville, r 407 W. University av. Hoag Parker H., r 209 W Clark Hoag Walter B. Mrs., r 209 W. Clark Hodges Frances J. Mrs., r 203 N New Hodges Leonard M., 203 N New Hoffman Rose Miss, dressmaker, r 408 N First Hoffman John, laborer, r 408 N First Hogan Olan S., agent, r 6 Hickory Hogan Stewart, r 629 N Neil
Holland James, boilermaker, bds Commercial Hotel Holland Orr E, photographer, 19 Main
52 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Holliday Stephen laborer, r 108 W Clark
Holmes Charles, farmer, r 501 E Park
Holmes Charles, laborer, r 206 Maple
Holmes Charles E., r 507 E White
Holmes William C, carpenter, r 507 E White
Holt Abbie J., wid Stephen, r 717 N Randolph
Holt Timothy A., tinner, r 717 N Randolph
Holton Elijah G., landscape gardener, r 817 W Church
Hondorf Bros. (John and Charles Hondorf), carpenters, 502
Stoughton Hondorf Charles (Hondorf Bros.), r 502 Stoughton Hondorf John (Hondorf Bros.), r 502 Stoughton Hondorf Mary Ann, wid John F., r 502 Stoughton Honisch John, section hand, r 308 E Healey Hopkins Cherry, wid H., r 510 E Green Hopkins William R., carpenter, r f)06 N Neil HOPPIN CURTIS B., lieut. U. S. A., Professor Military
Science and Tactics, University, r 615 W Church Horn Charles, r 610 E Springfield av Horn Lester, broom maker, r 610 E Springfield av Houk Grant, blacksmith, r 2 1 Locust Houston Sue Mrs., clerk, r 205 W University av Howard Charles P.. dentist, 1 Main, r 111 W Church HOWARD HARTWELL C, physician, 1 Main, r 111 W
Church Howard Homer, engineer, r 309 S State. Howard H. C, Jr., r 111 W Church Howe William T., manager L. M. Tyler & Co., Chicago, r 210
W Washington Howse Belle Miss, r 8 Hickory
Hovvse, D. B., internal revenue collector, r s terminus S Elm Howse Eliza, wid David, r 12 Hickory Howse Grace Miss, r 12 Hickory Howse L. K. (L. K. Howse & Co.), r 8 Hickory Howse L. K. & Co. (L. K. Howse and G. L. Hill), flour and
feed, 71 N Neil Howse Maud Miss, bookkeeper, r 12 Hickory Howse Minnie Miss, r 12 Hickory Howse P. D., student, r s terminus S Elm Howse William, clerk Eichberg's, r 502 Stoughton Howsman Charles A., millinery, 21 Main, r 510 S Neil Hoyt Edward E., letter carrier, r 605 W Clark Hoyt L., painter, r 605 W Clark Hoxie Frank H., carpenter, r 25 S Market Hoxie William H., carpenter and builder, 25 S Market
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 53
Hubbard Joseph S., printer, Times Office, 23 Main
Hubbell J. P., student, r 401 N Prairie
Hudson E. Miss, clerk, r 735 N Neil
Hudson Mary C. Mrs., r 735 N Neil
Hughes Laurence, fireman, r 72(1 N Neil
Hughes Michael, foreman, r es Harris av, nr I. C. R. R.
Hulbert Martin, janitor, r 20 Hickory
Hunt George, laborer, r 113 Mt Hope av
Hunt Ida Miss, clerk, C. S. Morehouse, r E Hill
Hunt Thomas F., asst agriculturist. Experiment Station, r 601 John
Huntington Charles R., sec. Young Men's Christian Associa- tion, r 203 W Vine
Hurin W. N., carpenter and builder, r 108 S Fifth
Huston Isaac, drayman, r 723 N Neil
Huston Mary, wid Andrew, r 407 N Neil
Huston William, second-hand store, 73 N Neil, r 407 N Neil
Hyde Adolphus W., r 40(3 W Columbia
Hyde Lewis A., bookkeeper Empire Cordage Co., r 406 W Columbia
Hydenburg Charles, r 311 W Clark
Hydenburg M. C, engineer, r 311 W Clark
Illinois CENTRAL railroad station. Main nw cor
1 Oak, John Heffernan agent
Illinois Homestead and Loan Co., George W. Harwood sec, 49 N Neil
I. O. O. F. Hall, 31 Main
Innes D. Mrs., r 506 W White
Insley Tennery, upholsterer, 32 N Neil, r 203 E University av
Ireland Edward C, conductor I. C. R. R., r 616 W Church
Ireton Angle Miss (Ireton & Burwash), r 105 W Park
Ireton & Burwash (Miss Angle Ireton and Miss Carrie Bur- wash), milliners, 27 Main
Irle Henry H., conductor I. C. R. R., r 32 Main
Irvin Rosa Mrs., r 103 S Wright
JACKSON JOHN, cook. The Carter House Jackson Joseph W., com trav, r 506 E University av Jacobs Jacob E., laborer, r 503 E Clark Jacobs Lizzie Miss, bookbinder, r 503 E Clark Jacobs Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r 513 E Clark James Zoe Miss, milliner, bds 24 Locust Jarman Frank, clerk, r 24 Locust Jarman John, bartender, r 24 Locust
54 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Jeakins Harvey, carpenter, r 508 E Springfield av
Jeakins Phoebe, wid Mark, r 508 E Springfield av
Jefferson Hamilton, r 813 S Neil
Jefferson Thomas, laborer, r 17 Water
Jester Fannie Miss, r ns W Church, 3rd w McKinley av
Jester Levi, farmer, r ns W Church, 3rd w McKinley av
Johns Harry, clerk, r 10 Hickory
Johns Harry A., clerk, r 10 Hickory
Johnson Anthony, coachman, r 22 Hickory
Johnson Benjamin F., newspaper correspondent, r 113 W White
Johnson Charles B., physician and city health officer, office 51
N Neil, r 720 W Church Johnson Uavid, laborer, r 503 Stoughton Johnson George, upholsterer (Bacon & Mittendorf) Johnson George W., janitor. Champaign National Bank Johnson Jacob, r 510 W Park Johnson John, carpenter, r rear 727 N Randolph Johnson J., r 73() N Neil Johnson Miles, livery, N Water, nw cor E University av, r 209
E Hill Johnson Perry C, physician, 43 Main, r 207 E University av Johnson Rodman, porter, Matheny House Johnson Richard, barber, 81 Main, r 512 Stoughton Johnson T. J., com trav., r 207 E University av Jolly Alexander H., brakeman, r 79 N Neil Jolly Alfred D., brakeman, r 411 N Neil Jolly Everett, fireman, r 411 N Neil Jolly George W., brakeman, r 411 N Neil Jolly Harry C, conductor, r 105 W Columbia Jones Edward, clerk Doane House Jones James S., lawyer, r 302 W Church Jones Jesse, laborer, r 034 S State Jones Lawrence T., stock dealer, r 714 N Neil Jones Mabel Miss, student, r 302 W Church Jones Parker C, bookkeeper, bds Champaign House Jones Robert A., stock dealer, r 714 N Neil Jones S. S. Rev., Christian Church, r 201 .S Sixth Jones Wilmer C, clerk, r 714 N Neil Jordan A. J., teamster, r 410 E Springfield av Joyce John M., clerk and telegraph operator, C, C, C. & St. L.
R. R., 412 N Neil Joyce Martha Mrs., r 410 E Park Joyce Michael, blacksmith, r 410 E Park Justus Robert, hostler. Miles Johnson
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KAISER ADOLPH, cigarmaker, r 206 S First Kaiser L. Mrs., r 206 S. First
Kariher H. C. (Kariher & Pepper), r 111 VV Hill
Kariher Mary A. Mrs., r 209 W Church
Kariher & Pepper (H. C. Kariher and H. J. Pepper), grocers, 55 N Neil
Karle Christian J., carriage manufacturer. Walnut, ne cor First South, r 109 Columbia
Karr Robert F., teamster, r 506 Mt Hope av
Kaufman J. M. (Ottenheimer & Co.), r Metropolitan Block
Keagen VVilliam, clerk L. V. Manspeaker, r 201 W University av
Keegan James, engineer, r 504 E White
Keegan John, cab, r 504 E White
Keegan William, clerk, r 504 E White
Keeler Daniel W., fireman, bds 104 W Washington
Keeling Viola Mrs., millinery, r 106 W Park
Keeling Viola Miss (Hanes & Keeling), r 106 W Park
Keelor Laura Mrs., dressmaker, 105 N First, r same
Keihker Julius, watchmaker, r 201 W Columbia
Keller Alfred, baggageman and transfer line, r 122 E Univer- sity av
Keller George W., delivery clerk A. C. Singbusch, r 122 E Uni- versity av
Keller John W., tinner, r 122 E University av
Kellogg Edwin F., student, r 501 E White
Kellogg Juliet M., wid RoUo R., r 501 E White
Kelly Joseph, saloon, 73 Main, r 106 E Park
Kemball Etta Miss, teacher, r 301 E Church
Kemball George T., com trav, r 301 E Church
Kemble John, laborer, r 89 Walnut
Kendall Harry F., law student, r 105 N Elm
Kennard Catherine L. Miss, r 311 W Universitv av
KENNARD GEORGE W., propr Champaign Roller Mills, 28 E University av, r 311 W University av
Kennard W. G., r 311 W University av
Kennedy William, teamster, r 209 E Hill
Kent Nicholas, r 211 E Hill
Kent Thomas, grain and provision broker, 4 Main, r 203 W Springfield av
Kerns Andrew X., com trav, r 613 W Church
Kerns Shirley, student, r 613 W Church
Kettrick Anna Miss (Dineen & Kettrick), r 61 N Neil
Keusink Andrew (Monroe & Keusink Bros.), r 405 E Church
Keusink Wilhelmina Mrs., r 405 E Church
Keusink William (Monroe & Keusink Bros.), r 208 W Clark
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Kew Abigail, vvid Charles, r 504 S Randolph
Kiesky Anna Mrs., r 510 E University av
Kilbury fames S., r 610 W Clark
KIMBALL CLARA M. MISS, teacher vocal and instrumen- tal music, University, r 1 LU W University av
Kimball Conrad B., student, r 110 W University av
Kimball Edwin A., mechanician, r 110 W University
Kincaid Mary A. C, wid S. W., r 112 W Church
King Anna Miss, r 206 W White
King David A. (King & Strahley), r 79 Walnut
King Harr\'. clerk, r 208 S State
KING THOMAS H., propr of King's Restaurant, 38 Main
King Thomas \V., teamster, r 608 W Clark
King & Strahley (David A. King and George. W. Strahley), liverv and boarding stable, 71 N Neil
KING'S 'RESTAURANT, T. H. King, propr, 38 Main
Kinsella John, r 513 Poplar
Kinyon Sallie Mrs., r ()10 S Randolph
Kirschke Annie, wid John, r 35 Hickory.
Kirschke Ernest E., laborer, r 35 Hickory
Klank Albert, nurseryman, r 404 E Hill
Klank August C. (H. D. .Stoltey & Co.), r 305 E Hill
Klank Charles, r 404 E Hill
Klatt William, express, r 224 Maple
Klatt William, r 103 Stoughton
Klemments Joseph, tinner, works Oscar Miller
Kline James, lather, r ns W Green, 2d w S Neil
Kline Peter, farmer, r ns W Springfield av, 3d w S Prospect av
Klingelhoefer William, student, bds (Ul E Green
Knights Pythias Hall, 51 to 53 N Neil
Knowles W. E., clerk American Express Co., r 41 Walnut
Knox J. P., r 405 N Neil
Kobel Harry, blacksmith, r 508 E White
Krabbe Frederic, saloon, r 303 E Church
Krabbe Frederick A., agent Val. Blatz Brewing Co., 8 Oak, r 107 E Church
Krabbe Frederick C, carpenter, r 600 E Washington
Krabbe John, laborer, r 305 E Church
Kraft John, r 114 E University av
Kramer P^dward. teamster Rush & Co., bds 43 Market
KRATZ EDWIN A., physician, 104 W Church, r 509 W Clark
Kratz Leah Miss, r 313 S State
Kreager Charles, laborer, r 606 E Vine
Kreager John, laborer, r 606 E Vine
Krueger Augusta Miss, r 112a E University av
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 57
Krueger John, r 112a E University av
Kruse John C, furniture and undertaker, 86 E University av
Kuhn Isaac (J. Kuhn & Son), r 204 W Hill
Kuhn Joseph (J. Kuhn & Son), r 204 W Hill
Kuhn J. & Son (Joseph and Isaac Kuhn), clothing and gents'
furnishing goods, 45 Main Kyle Mattie J. Miss, asst principal East Champaign School KYLE S. R. PROF., principal East Champaign School, r
Clark cor Fifth
LAKE CHARLES VV., brakeman, bds 104 W Washington Lamb Frank, r ws Poplar, 1st n E Washington
Lamb John E., engineer, r es Poplar, 1st n E Washington
Lamb P., r 604 E Clark
Lamb William P., r 604 E Clark
LAMKIN JOSIAH B., hides, furs and wool, 17 Fremont, r 214 Maple
Lang Adolph, porter, r 205 E Church
Lange Ernest, salesman, W. W. Walls & Co., r 27 E Springfield av
Langhoff Fred, laborer, A. R. Scott
Langley James W. Hon., county judge, r 110 J^ W Hill
Lansaw Grant, laborer, bds 306 E University av
LAPHAM MINNIE B. MISS, reporter Champaign Daily and Weekly Gazette, bds 105 N Elm
Lasell Edward, boots and shoes, 103 W Church, r 603 N Pros- pect av
Lasher Frederick W., painter, r 612 W Hill
Lasher Morgan E., hame tug mfgr., 102 N Neil, r 612 W Hill
Lathrop Lyman G., boarding, 112 W Columbia
Lawder J. W., tailor, bds 202 E University av
Lawhead Charles, laborer, r ws N Prospect av, 1st n Bradley av
Lawhead H. J. Mrs., r 601 E Clark
Layfield Judson T., r 403 E White
Layfield Susan, wid Robert, r 403 E White
Leal William, grocer, 37 N Neil
Leasure James E., r 502 E Healey
Leasure James P., mason, r 502 E Healey
Lee Atris, laborer, r 29 Hickory
Lee Edward, laborer, r 29 Hickory
Lee Fanny Mrs., hair goods, 29 Hickory
Lee John, hostler, bds 205 S Neil
Lee Joseph, plasterer, r 29 Hickory
Lee William, teamster, r 73 Walnut
Lehman John, beer agent, r 105 E Church
58 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Lehr Peter, r 23 E Springfield av
Leichner C. A., foreman cigar mfg, r 401 W Clark
Lemen Joseph R., blacksmith, r 105 W Hill
Lemen Mary C. Mrs., boarding, 105 W Hill
Leming Grant, carpenter, r 504 E Springfield av
Lcnnington Allan S., clerk, r ;}()8 N Prospect av
LENNINGTON GRANT E., boots and shoes, 19 Main, r311
W Columbia Lennington Wade, farmer, r 308 N Prospect av Lennington William H., r 303 N Prospect av Leonard Thomas, laborer, r 10 E Washington Leppert Lawrence, barkeeper, r 118 E University av Lettimore .Samuel, blacksmith, r 001 .S W^right Lever William, r nr extreme end S Neil, outside city limits Levernway Henry, conductor L C. R. R., r 002 S State Levy Frank H., student, r 002 E Clark Levy J. T., grocer, r 002 E Clark Lewis Benjamin, laborer, bds 20 N Neil Lewis Charles, barber, 25 Main, 211 E University av Lewis IClizabeth, wid John, r 505 Stoughton Lewis Leonard, student, r 211 K University av Lewis Libbie Mrs., r 123 E University av Lewis Oscar D., clerk, r 123 ¥. University av Lewis Sarah M., wid John R., r 720 W Church Lierman August, saloon, IK) N. Plrst, r 11 N First Lilly Valeria G., wid Rev. R. H., r 505 N Prospect av, Lindemann William, painter, bds Matheny's Hotel Linton William H., train dispatcher L C. R. R., r 310 E White Lipe Amelia, wid Charles, r 1)2 Walnut LITTLER FRANK H. (J. E. Littler & Bros.), r e of Urbana,
nr cit\- limits LITTLER JOHN E. (J. E. Littler & Bros.), r 508 W White LITTLER J. E. & BROS. (John E., Frank H. and Willis D.
Littler), fiou'- and feed, coal and farm machinery, Armory
Building LITTLER' WILLIS D. (J. E. Littler & Bros.), r e of Urbana,
nr city limits Llovdc David H. (D. H. Lloyde & Son), r 308 W Clark LLOYDE D. H. & SON (David H. and Frank H. Lloyde),
books, music and stationery, D Main Lloyde Frank H. (D. H. Lloyde & Son), r 300 W Clark Lockwood. Frank M., student, r 307 W Washington Lockwood William P., agt C, C. C. & St. L. Ry., r 307 W
Washington Loeher William, painter, r 100 Stoughton
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 59
Logston Otto, laborer, r 408 N Elm
Loper David, baggage master C, C, C. & St. L. Ry., r 209 W
Springfield av Loper David I., constable, r 209 W Springfield av Loper Etta Miss, clerk, r 209 W Springfield av Loper Eva Miss, student, r 209 W Springfield av Loper George, carpenter, r 209 W Springfield av Lott George G., farmer, r ns W Church, 4th w McKinley av Lowe B. F., brakeman, r 505 S Neil Lupton M. J. Mrs., r 107 S Lynn Luther Thomas C., teamster, 403 E Springfield av Lutz David W., teamster, r ws Champaign, 2nd n C, C. C. &
St. L. Ry. Lutz George H., saloon, 30 Walnut, r 203 E Hill Lutz John, teamster, r 512 E Park Lyman Albert, carpenter, r 607 W Clark Lynch Bernard, engine wiper, r 704 Ash Lynch Thomas, fireman, r 704 Ash
MADDEN JAMES D., com mer and tinware, 76 N Neil, r 736 N Neil
Madenwald Henry A., tailor, r 107 W Columbia
Mage Junius B., student, 307 S State
Magoon George B. (B. C. Beach & Co.), r 310 W Church
Magoon William H., grain buyer, r 310 W Church
Magrath Patrick, r 511 Stoughton
Mahan Nellie Miss, milliner, bds 105 W Hill
Malone Daniel, bds 210 W Columbia
Maloney J. M., fireman, bds Champaign House
Maloney Martin, fireman, bds 105 E Park
Maloney Mary Mrs., r 36 N Neil
Maltby Warren (Maltby & Wallace), r 507 W University av
Maltby & Wallace (Warren Maltby and Joseph D. Wallace), machinists and steam heating, 104 S Neil
Manning Eliza, wid Thomas, r 60 E University av
MANSPEAKER LEWIS V., grocer, 35 and 37 Main, r 201 W University av
Mantz Barbara Mrs., domestic G. F. Beardsley
Manwaring W. M., plasterer, bds Matheny House
Marble Block, Main se cor Walnut
Marble Cyrus M., coal, r 305 W University av
MARBLE HARRY L., solicitor Champaign Daily and Weekly Gazette, r 305 W University av
Marble Isabel M. Miss, r 305 W University av
Marble S. M., flour, salt and coal, 42 Walnut, r 305 W Univers- ity av
60 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
L. V. MANSPEAKER • GROCER •
OUR SPECIALTIES -~ — — —-
Fancy Fruits,
English and French Confections,
Chase & Sanborn's Famous Coffees,
35 and 37 Main Street, - CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Marquis Mandel, dry goods, r 706 W Church
Marquis Max, dry goods, r 706 W Church
Marsh Maggie Airs., domestic D. B. Howse
MARSHALL A. R., manager W. U. Telegraph Co., r 112 W
Washington Marshall George, delivery clerk, r 87 Hickory Marshall Henry, 2nd engineer Union Manfg. Co. Marshall James, laborer, r 601) E University av Marshall John, carpenter, r 20 Hickory Marshall William, laborer, r 609 E University av Marske William F., drayman, r es Ash, 2d n E Washington Marsteller Bertha L. Miss, clerk, 118 W Columbia Marsteller William H., carriage trimmer, r 118 W Columbia Marten John, asst state etymologist, r 609 W Church Martin George W. (Nelson & Martin), r 402 W White Martin Henry, laborer, r 107 E Hill Martin Hugh, carpenter, r 808 S Sixth Martin Mary domestic, A. P. Cunningham Martin May Miss, domestic, W. B. McKinley Mass Henry, pressman, r 788 N Randolph Massey James, twine maker, r 110 E White Massey, L. D., teacher, r 609 W Springfield av Matheny Frank E., cigar mfr., 77 E Alain, bds Matheny House Matheny House, Thomas E. Matheny propr, 44 and 46 Main Matheny P. T. B., painter, bds Matheny House Matheny Sarah E. Miss, r Matheny House Matheny Thomas E., Prop. Matheny House, 44 and 46 Main Mathews James Mrs., r 114 ¥. Park Matsler William, clerk, r 817 S Randolph Matter Mary Miss, domestic, H. Swannell Matthews Rose H., wid S., r 408 W Hill MATTIS ROSS R. (Burnham, Trevett & Mattis), r ws N
Elm, 2nd s W Church
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Maxfield Calvin, porter, The Carter House
Maxfield Charles B., clerk, r 110 N First
Maxfield Fayette, conductor, r 107 E White
Maxson George W., bartender, A. Amos, r 610 E University av
Maxwell Charles J., r 108 W University av
Maxwell Charlotte A. Miss, clerk, r 208 W Hill
Maxwell George L., druggist, E. Henry, r 108 W University av
Maxwell William J., physician, r 208 W Hill
Maxwell William S. (Maxwell & Mollet), r 308 W Hill
Maxwell William W., asst cashier Champaign National Bank, r
208 W Hill Maxwell & Mollet (W. S. Maxwell and Ben Mollet), druggists,
33 Main Maynard Edward C, inspector — joint rate inspection bureau, r
201 S Elm Mayo William, farmer, r ns Bloomington rd, 1st w N Randolph McAboy Blanche Miss, dressmaker, r 403 W Clark McAboy Lida Miss, dressmaker, r 403 W Clark McCabe Eliza, wid John, r 110 E Church McCabe Mary Miss, clerk, r 110 E Church McCandles Wallace, student, r 214 S Neil McCann Annie, cook Matheny House McCann Delia Mrs., boarding, 67 Main McCann Edward (J. McCann & Bro.), r 726 W Church McCann James (J. McCann & Bro.), r 726 W Church McCANN JAMES & BRO., (James and Edward McCann),
broom manfrs., 726 W Church McCann John, laborer, r 612 E Church McCann M. J. Mrs., r 407 E University av McCarthy Ceorge, bricklaver, r 207 S Fifth McCarty John, fireman, r 208 E Hill McCarty Mary, wid Patrick, r 208 E Hill McCarty Patrick, r 208 E Hill McCarty William J., hostler, r 208 E Hill McClellan J. M. Mrs., r 19 N Neil McClure Clyde, student, bd& 503 S Randolph McClure Harry, train dispatcher, bds 106 W University av McColl John A., laborer, r 403 E Vine McCown Mort, salesman, r 1 Harwood Block McCrory Harry, clerk, r 603 W White
McCullam David B., telegraph operator, r 703 N Randolph McCullough John, brakeman, bds 119 E University av McCune John, fireman, bds 121 E University av McDermot Alice, wid John, r 28 Third South McDonnell John, cigarmaker, r 405 E White
62 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY
McDonnell Mary Miss, dressmaker, r 405 E White McDonnell Philip, r 405 E White McDonnell Philip, Jr., clerk, r 405 E White McFadden PLlla Miss, retoucher, r 801 S Neil McFadden George, timekeeper, I. C. R. R., r 801 S Neil McF'adden Hunter, groceries and provisions, flour and feed, 41
and 48 Market, r 801 S Neil McFadden Ida Miss, clerk, r 301 S Neil McFadden J., r 207 S Fifth
McFadden Samuel, manager H. McFadden, r 301 S Neil McP"adden Samuel, Jr., fireman, r 301 S Neil McFadden William, fireman, r 301 S Neil McGallagher Sadie, chambermaid, Doane House McGarigle James, laborer, r 12 E Springfield av McGiles John, laborer, r 511 E W'ashington McGinnis James J., contractor, r 111 W Vine McGlaughlin William M., machinest, r 511 E Springfield av McGranaghan F". G., physician, 14 Main, r same McGrath Roger, engineer, r 110 E Park McGraw Anna Miss, dressmaker, r 501 N Fifth McGraw James, r 501 N Fifth McGraw John, boilermaker, r 501 N Fifth McGraw Kate Miss, clerk, r 501 N Fifth McGraw Michael (McGraw & O'Neil), r 501 N Fifth McGraw Thomas, Jr., boilermaker, r 201 E Hill McGraw Thomas, laborer, r 201 E Hill McGraw^ & O'Neil (Michael McGraw and Francis O'Neil),
groceries and provisions, 102 E University av and 104 First McGuire Albert, barber, 4 Main (basement), r 308 E Church Mclnnes Alexander, express, r 809 E Park Mclnnes John, butcher, r 309 E Park
McINTOSH D., veterinarian. University, r 505 W Church Mcintosh Winnie Miss, r 505 W Church
Mclntyre James, laborer, r ws N Neil, 2nd n Bloomington rd Mclntyre Kate Miss, stenographer Agricultural Experiment
Station, office Chemical Building, bds 709 S Wright McKay O. H., bookkeeper, r 114 E Park McKee Business College, J. B. McKee prin and prop, 1 and
3 Main, r 212 W Park McKee James B., propr Business College, 1 and 3 Main r 212
W Park McKee William, student, bds GOl E Clark McKenzie John L., fruit tree agent, r 204 W Healey McKindley Avilla Miss, dressmaker, r W Church, sw cor Mc-
Kinley av
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 63
McKindley Charles C. Dr., r W Church, sw cor McKinley av
McKinley Agnes Miss, r 711 W University av
McKinley Hannah Mrs., r ws N Elm, 2nd s W Church
McKinley, Harriet Miss, r 711 W University av
McKinley James B. (J. B. & W. B. McKinley), and vice pres Champaign National Bank, r 711 W University av
McKinley J. B. & W. B. (James B. and William B. McKinley), real estate loans, 32 Main
McKinley William B. (J. B & W. B. McKinley), r 207 W Church
McKinnery John, engineer, r 412 W White
McKinnery William, laborer, r 112 W White
McLaren Thomas J., compositor Gazette Office, r 305 E Uni- versity av
McManamy John L., fireman, r 312 E Park
McMillin James B., manager, r 208 W Vine
McMillin James E., shoemaker, 509 E White, r 208 Vine
McMillin Margaret Miss, teacher Business College, r 208 W Vine
McMuUen Daniel, clerk I. C. R. R., bds Doane House
McQuay Frederick, laborer, r Locust nw cor First South
McQuay Lewis, stone cutter, r 207 E Park
McOuay Nancy Mrs., r Locust, nw cor First South
McWatty James, r 402 W Clark
McWatty John, r 402 W Clark
McWilliams Albert, fireman, r 38 Second South
McWilliams E. Mrs., r 38 Second South
McWilliams Maggie Miss, teacher, r 38 Second South
Mehly Hugh, teamster, r 411 E Hill
Mehly Margaret, wid Peter, r 411 E Hill
Meier Frederick, r 512 E Columbia
Meier John, bartender, r 108 E Church
Meier Joseph, plasterer, r 601 E Washington
Melahn August, barber, r 301 E Hill
Melahn John, barber, r 301 E Hill
Melahn Sarah F., wid William, r 410 E Hill
Melahn William, switchman, r 410 E Hill
Meneely William, salesman, r 609 S Randolph
Mengel John G., clerk, r 107 N Third
Merchants' Dispatch Transportation Co., J. W. Waters agent, 41 Walnut
Merrell, J. H., r 307 S Wright
Merrick W., fireman, r 406 E White
Merritt Charles, student, r 606 E University av
Merritt E. A. Mrs., r 606 E University av
Metcalf James M., servant A. R. Scott
Metcalf James, student, bds 101 W University av
64 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Methodist Episcopal Church, W Church, ne cor N State; Rev.
J. B. Wolf pastor Metropolitan Block, N Neil, s\v cor Church Metz Alartin, wood worker, bds 406 E Church Miebach Henry, clerk Champaign Bottling Works, r 54 First
South Miebach Joseph, compounder Champaign Bottling Works, r 54
First South MIEBACH WILLIAM, propr Champaign Bottling Works,
56 First South, r 54 First South Miebach William, Jr., traveling salesman Champaign Bottling
Works, r54 First South Miller Alexander B. (E. Miller & Son), r 310 W Hill Miller Amanda Miss, domestic W. W. Walls Miller Charles F., laborer, r 122 N First Miller Charles M., car repairer, r 205 W Springfield av Miller Clara I. Miss, bookkeeper, r 401 N Elm Miller C. Edward, harness maker, r 401 N Elm Miller Elizabeth M. Mrs., saloon, 65 E Main, r 512 N Neil Miller Ezekiel (E. Miller & Son), r 307 N Prairie MILLER E. & SON (Ezekiel and Alexander B. Miller), dry
goods, 11 Main Miller Henry R., bookkeeper, r 307 N Prairie Miller John, cigarmaker. r 507 K Springfield av Miller John F., harnessmaker, r 401 N Elm Miller John G., manager Mrs. M. J. Miller, r 401 N Elm Miller John H., r 87 VValnut Miller Joseph, bartender, r 1 Locust Miller Joseph J., salesman F. D. & W. A. Rugg, Metropolitan
Block Miller Martin, laborer, r Market, sw cor Beardsley Miller Mary J. Mrs., harness and horse furnishing goods, 31
Main, r 401 N Elm Miller Nicholas F., r 209 E University av Miller Oscar, hardware and stoves, 85 E University av, r 607 W
Church Miller Sophia Mrs., r 209 E University av Miller William, student, r 402 W Church Million Pxlward. r 601 Stoughton MILLS CHARLES H., physician, 104 W Church, r 312 W
Church Mills M. H. (Mills & Shane), r 409 W University av MILLS & SHANE (M. H. Mills and W. H. Shane), physi- cians, r 9 Main Miner Daniel W., express wagon, r 506 S State
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 65
Miner Jane, wid Daniel, r 506 S State
Mitchell Delia, wid John, r 14 E Washington
Mitchell Eliza Miss, r 14 E Washington
Mitchell Frank S., harness maker, r 304 S Prairie
Mitchell James P., laborer, r 412 W Columbia
Mitchell Jarrett, horse trainer, r 606 Stoughton
Mitchell Jeremiah, laborer, r 606 Stoughton
Mitchell Lydia W., wid John S., r 412 W Columbia
Mitchell Mary, wid Wilson, r 629 S State
Mitchell Newton, laborer, r 412 W. Columbia
Mitchell Walter R., clerk, r 602 E University av
Mitchell William, laborer, r 412 W Columbia
Mittendorf Charles, gardener, r ns Bloomington rd, 1st e Har- ris av
Mittendorf Christian, r ns Bloomington rd, 1st e Harris av
MITTENDORF LOUIS (Bacon & Mittendorf), bds 103 S Neil
Mohat John, porter. The Carter House
MoUet Barbara Mrs., r 205 W Clark
Mollet Ben (Maxwell & Mollet) r 208 W Park
MoUet Charles, tinner, r 205 W Clark
Mollet J. William, clerk, r 203 W Columbia
Monaghan John, laborer, bds Champaign House
Monahan Michael, laborer, r 61 S Chestnut
Monahan Patrick, night watchman, r 61 S Chestnut
Monroe Andrew L., (Monroe & Keusink Bros.), r 86 Hickory
Monroe & Keusink Bros. (Andrew L. Monroe, Andrew and William Keusink), props. Champaign Steam Laundry, 28 N Neil
Montgomery Charles, brakeman, bds 119 E University av
Montgomery Rose Miss, dressmaker, r 207 W Vine
Mooklar Elizabeth, wid William B., r 309 S State
Moon Peter, drayage, r 703 N State
Moore Anderson, laborer, r 407 N Neil
Moore Byron L., r 108 W University av
Moore Frank H., barber, bds 105 E Clark
Moore Jennie L,, wid Charles, r 617 S State
Moore L. A., clerk, r 108 W University av
Moore L. N., carpenter and builder, r 308 E University av
MOORE M. PROF., supt. of Champaign City Schools, r 108 W University av
IVIoran Bridget, wid John, r 408 N Fifth
Moran John, Jr., clerk I. C. R. R., r 408 N Fifth
Moran John, laborer, r 408 N Fifth
Moran Nicholas D., fireman, r 504 E Columbia
66 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
MOREHOUSE CYRUS S., dry goods, 8 Main, r 201 W Church
Morgan John B., student, r 807 S State
Morgan Richard, flagman, r nr n city limits
Morgan William F., r 10 Hickor}'
Morris Israel, teamster, r 500 S Neil
MORRISSEY DAN, loans and real estate, 84 Walnut, r 209
W University av Morrissey Daniel C. r 209 W University av MORRISSEY JOHN, cigars, tobacco and smokers' articles,
4<) Main and 1:'. Market, r 209 W University av MORRISSEY THOMAS, wines and liquors, 84 Walnut, r 209
W University av Morrison Minnie Miss, dressmaker, 59 N Neil Morrow Joseph, engineer, r 601 E Springfield av Morrow Wilson S. Rev., pastor Free Methodist Church, Urbana,
r 601 E Springfield av Morse Burt, student, r 208 W Church Moss John, barber, 51 Walnut, r 204 E Church Mousel John, laborer, r 112 E Church
Mowry Smith, salesman E. H. Renner & Bro., r 818 W Church Mulfinger Julius A. Rev., pastor German M. E. Church, r 206 S
Third Mullet Albert, laborer, r Hickory, sw cor Eureka Mulliken John W. (Walker & Mulliken), r 204 W Church Mullin Thomas E., boarding, 202 E University av Mulvehill Kate Miss, waitress The Carter House Munds John F.. laborer, r 408 E Hill MUNHALL WILLIAM H., editor and manager Champaign
Daily and County Gazette, r 502 W Washington Muns Andrew C, student, r 5(t6 E Healey Muns Lucinda V., wid Francis C, r 506 E Healey Munson George B., r 805 E University av Murray James, bricklayer, r 508 W Hill Murray Mary Miss, r 6 Hickory Murrav Minnie R. Miss, bookkeeper, r 508 W Hill MUSS HARRY, foreman pressroom Gazette Office, r 786 N
Randolph Musson Maria, wid R. B., r 812 W^ Columbia Myers John W^, r 107 W University av Myers Matthew, painter, 408 E Clark Myers Merton H., pressman, r 408 E Clark Myers William, clerk, r 504 E Clark
NASH BENJAMIN, barber, r 501 E Park Naughton Thos., photographer, 9-11 Main, r 302 W Clark Naylor F. L., car recorder I. C. R. R., r Metropolitan Block
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 67
Neer James Mrs., r 203 W University av
Nelson Ahi S. (Nelson & Martin), r 720 N Randolph
Nelson Catherine Mrs., r 516 E White
Nelson Ella Miss, r 602 W Church
Nelson Joseph, laborer, r N Prairie, nr I. C. R. R
Nelson K., student, bds 307 S Wright
NELSON SAMUEL L., cashier J. B. & W. B. McKinley, also
manager Walker Opera House, r 107 S Lynn Nelson & Martin (A. S. Nelson and George W. Martin), grocers,
67 N Neil NEW YORK STORE, Eichberg & Baer, proprs., 20 and 22
Alain Nicewander Daniel, farmer, 603 E Green Nicholas John, r 505 E Park Nichols Albert, farm laborer, r ss W Springfield av, 1st s of
S Prospect Nicolet Emma M. Miss, r 106 S Randolph Nicolet Henry L.. city clerk, r 106 S Randolph Nicolet Jessie G. Miss, r 106 S Randolph NILES EDWARD P., proprietor Doane House, r Main nw
cor Oak Noble Harry M., gardener, r ws N Prospect av, 2d n Bradley av NOBLE JOHN A., solicitor. Champaign Daily and Weekly
Gazette, r 211 W Clark Noble Jonathan N., fruit grower, r ws N Prospect av, 2d n
Bradley av Noble W. Emmett, salesman Ottenheimer & Co., r 619 W Park Nofftz Flora, cook Rev. S. H. Peabody Noonan John, laborer, r 105 E Hill North Charles H., engineer, r 725 N Randolph Norvin James, laborer, r 203 S Neil Nott Charles, r 302 W Clark Nott Thomas, photographer, r 302 W Clark Nye L. S., r 201 W Park Nye Nellie Miss, embroiderer, r 201 W Park Nye Seldon L., bill poster, 201 W Park
OBENCHAIN NANCY MRS., clerk C. S. Morehouse, r University av O'Brien C. F., brakeman, bds 104 W Washington O'Brien Eliza Mrs., r 20-t E Clark O'Brien Joseph, roadmaster I. C. R. R., r 83 Walnut O'Brien William, student, r 83 Walnut O'Brien William L., carpenter and builder, r 408 E Park Oehnke Frederick, r 510 E Park
68 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
PEORIA. DECATUR. CHAMPAIGN.
OTTENHEIMER & CO.
LEHDINC FINE
CLOTHIERS • HATTERS
18 Main Street,
JAKE M. KAUFMAN,
Resident Partneh.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL
Oehnke Theodore, hostler, r 511 E Church
Oehnke William, wiper, r oK) E Park
O'Gair Jennie Miss, dressmaker, 78 N Neil
O'Gair Sylvia Miss, dressmaker, 78 N Neil
O'Gorman James, laborer, r 75 Walnut
O'Keefe Jewel, domestic E. A. Kimball
Olmsted George H., clerk, r 208 E Church
Olmsted Robert, night baggageman, r 208 E Church
O'Neil Francis (McGraw & O'Neil), r 407 E Vine
O'Neil Margaret, domestic, E Henry
O'Neil Peter, Jr., clerk, r 407 E Vine
O'Neil Peter, laborer, r 407 E Vine
O'Neil Sarah Miss, bookkeeper, r 407 E Vine
Oster William F., machinist, r 811 E Clark
Ostrand Charles, baker, r 801 E Healey
Ostrand John, dravagc, r 801 E Healey
OTTENHEIMER S. W. (S. W. Ottenheimer & Co.), r Peoria,
111. OTTENHEIMER & CO. (S. W. Ottenheimer and J. M.
Kaufman), clothiers, 18 Main Owens Alfred, hostler, r 104 W White
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 69
Owens George H., painter, r 311 E University av Owens L. Mrs., r 311 E University av
PACIFIC EXPRESS CO., F. M. Wascher agent, 49 Walnut Padwitch Frederick, r 7 Locust Page De W. Waldo, r 505 N Neil Page Samuel K., physician, r 106 W Vine Page Victor N., dentist, 15 Main, r 106 W Vine Paisley James T., student, r 701 W University av Paisley William H., r 701 W University av Paisley William W., clerk, r 701 W University av PALMER ARTHUR W., asst prof of chemistry University
of Illinois Palmer Charles E., r 108 W Park Palmer George W., breeding and sale stable, 98 N Neil, r 108
W Park Palmer J. A. Mrs., r 411 E Park Palmer Marie L. Miss, clerk, r 108 W Park Palmer Merritt, commercial traveler, r 305 W Washington Pancake Mrs., r 814 W Church Pancoast John, brakeman, r 25 Locust Pape Henry, r 305 E Washington av Parker Burt, r 112 W Park Parker Charles A., salesman, r 112 W Park PARKER G. W. M., in charge of mechanical department
University of Illinois, r 410 S Neil Parker Hervey E., student, r 410 S Neil Parker Julia A. Mrs. (Parker, Stoltey & Co.), r 112 W Park Parker Kate D. Miss, r 311 W Hill Parker Nettie F. Miss, clerk, r 410 S Neil Parker, Stoltey & Co. (Mrs. J. A. Parker, Charles A. Stoltey,
Mrs. K. S. Brown and Mrs. A. L. Young), dry goods, 111
E University av Parker Thomas A. Rev., presiding elder Champaign district, r
311 W Hill Parker William H., brakeman, r 204 Maple Parkins Susan A. Mrs., r 403 W White Parks Thomas, well digger, r 604 W Clark Paro Adolphus G., stationary engineer Round House, r 604 S
Randolph Paro Edward S., machinist, r 604 S Randolph Paro George A., fireman I. C. R. R., r 604 S Randolph Patterson Thomas, brakeman, r 207 N First Patterson Thomas, laborer, r 105 W Columbia Patton D., laborer, r 203 S Neil
70 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Paul Joseph, superintendent Texas & Pacific R. R., r 509 S Randolph
Peabody Grace Miss, r 709 Mt Hope av
PEABODY SELIM H., Ph. D., LL. D., regent The Univer- sit\' of Illinois, r 7('9 Mt Hope av
PEARMAN JOHN T., physician, Gazette Building, r 308 S Neil
Pearman Minnie Miss, r 308 S Neil
Pearman Myrtle Miss, r 308 S Neil
Peddicord Charles B., clerk, r 616 W Clark
Peddicord H., real estate, r 725 W Church
Peddicord Mary W. Mrs., r 608 W Clark
Peitcher John, laborer, r 503 E Church
Pemberton Nancy S. Mrs., dressmaker, r 27 Main
Pennington Charles A., bookkeeper First National Bank of Champaign, r 610 W Hill
Pennington Elisha, agricultural implements, 107 W Church, r 610 W Hill
Penny Archibald, r 606 E Springfield av
Pepper H. J. ( Kariher & Pepper), r 207 W University av
Perkins Joseph F., tile burner, r 406 N Elm
Perkins J. D., corn doctor, 117 E University av
Peters August, barber, r 312 E Church
Peters Charles, r 402 E Columbia
Peters Christina, wid Charles, r 312 E Church
Peters Lena Miss, dressmaker, 110 N First, r 309 E Washington
Peters Mary, wid Christ, r 309 E Washington
Perers Theodore, gardener, r309 K Washington
Peterson Charles, cigar maker, r 105 E White
Peterson Peter, drayman, r 105 E White
Petrie Jacob N., milk depot, r 310 K University av
Pfenninger Kasper, calciminer, r Market, ne cor Columbia
Pfinder August, carpenter, r 402 Stoughton
Pfinder Louis, laborer, r 412 Stoughton
Phares L. M. Mrs., r 210 W White
Phelps Silas M.. plasterer, r 502 K Springfield av
PHILBRICK SOLON (Gere & Philbrick), also associate ed- itor Champaign Daily and County Gazettes, r 212 W Hill
Philbrick Margaret Miss, student, r 212 W Hill
Phillips Ernest W., machinist, r 707 N Randolph
Pickard John, r N Prairie, nr L C. R. R.
Pierce Edwine Mrs., r 4 E University av
Piper E. D., student, r 407 N State
Pitman Alonzo, molder, r 412 E Park
Plank Grace Miss, teacher, r 611 W Church
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 71
HOUSE PAINTER AND DEALER IN
PHINTS, OILS, GLHSS. ETC.
Cor. Neil and First South Streets.
Plank Kate Mrs., r 404 E Columbia
Plank M. B., r 611 W Church
Plotner George H., laborer, r ws Champaign, 1st n C, C. C. & St. L. Ry.
Plotner William, r 604 E University av
Plotner William A., r 67 S Chestnut
Poll John, laborer, r 306 S Prairie
Poole Edward, engineer, bds 106 S First
Poor William, brakeman, bds 121 E University av
Pottner Joseph, hostler, r 58 N Walnut
Powell J. E., clerk, r 19 E Springfield av
POWERS ELMER F. (Powers & Fielding), r 202 Columbia av^
POWERS & FIELDING (Elmer F. Powers and Isaac Field- ing), proprs and publishers Champaign Times, 30 Main
Prater Jasper, painter, bds 502 E University av
Prater W. R., painter, bds 502 E University av
Pratt Jerry, clerk, r 209 E Park
Prestin Carrie Miss, domestic J. B. Harris
Prestin John F., engineer, r 110 Stoughton
Prestin Mary, wid Theodore, r 208 E. Washington
Prestin William, express, r 208 E Washington
Price Annie P., wid Thomas, r 111 W Columbia
Price Arthur C, livery and boarding stable, 508 N Neil, r 111 W Columbia
Price Charles, salesman, r 111 Columbia
Price David W., painter, Hickory, nw cor Tremont
Price Eliza J., wid John F., bds 105 W Hill
Price Ella Miss, clerk, bds 105 W Hill
Price Frank M., painter, r 609 W Clark
Price Lizzie Miss, operator C. U. Tel. Co., r 18 N Neil
Price Mary H. Miss, 18 N Neil
Price Minnie Miss, r 18 N Neil
Price Nellie G. Miss, r 18 N Neil
PRICE WALTER E., chief fire department, r 107 S Lynn
PRICE WILLIAM, house painter and dealer in paints, oils, and glass, 18 N Neil
Pride George A., clerk, r 503 N Neil
Pride lantha, wid Ezra A., r 503 N Neil
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E. H. RENNER & BROTHER,
Farm Machinery«*Implements
Reapers, Mowers, Binders, Planters, Buggies, Wagons, Etc. Deering Binders and Mowers and Advance Threshers and Engines a Specialty.
University Avenue, West of I. C. R. R. Tracic
■ '.HaMHaii-ii^
T.L.PH0Ne,28. CHAMPAIGN, ILL
Priestley George T. (Thorpe and Priestley), r 205 N Randolph
Proesel John W., fireman, r 201 E Park
Pullen R., student, r 207 W Hill
Putscher Frederick, laborer, r (301 E Columbia
QUIRK EMMA MISS, bookkeeper, r 201 W Springfield av QUIRK HATTIE MISS, clerk Money Order Depart- ment, r 201 W Springfield av Quirk James, brakeman I. C. R. R., r 201 W Springfield av Quirk John, section foreman I. C. R. R., r 201 W Springfield av Quirk Maggie Miss, saleslady, r 201 W Springfield av Quirk P. H., engineer I. C. R. R., r 201 VV Springfield av
R ACKER DAVID, r 611 W Clark Randall Josephine Mrs., r 402 E University av Randolph James W., calciminer, r Market, nw cor Washington Ray John L., lawyer, 31 Main, r 801 S Wright Rayburn James A., carpenter and contractor, 202 W Healey Rayburn May Miss, r 202 W Healey
Ravburn Robert, carpenter and contractor, r 202 W Healey RAYBURN WOOD S. (Rayburn & Beers), r 106 W Park RAYBURN & BEERS (Wood S. Rayburn and John S. Beers),
real estate, loans, insurance, 33 N Neil Read Marvin, r 303 University av Reagan Julia Mrs., r 203 E Clark . Reagan Michael, laborer, r 510 E Springfield av Reddick Edward, bookkeeper Dallenbach Bros., r Walnut Reed Grace Miss, teacher, r 111 W Hill Reed Jennie M. Mrs., r 601 W Clark Reed Samuel K., agent, r 605 N State
Reed Thomas H., telegraph operator I. C. R. R., r 210 E White Reede Josie Miss, teacher, r 303 W University av Reedy George, machinist, r 208 E White
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 73
Reedy Jerry, boilermaker, r 208 E White
Rehberg John, r 106 E White
Rehburg Frederick, blacksmith, r 406 E University av
Reich William, tailor, bds 202 E University av
Reinhard Edwin P., r 311 W White
Reinhard Grace Miss, r 311 W White
Reinke Albert (Reinke & Schaede), r 214 E Washington
Reinke Frederick, laborer, r 214 E Washington
Reinke & Schaede (Albert Reinke and William Schaede), cigar
manufacturers, 110 E University av RENNER E. H. (E. H. Renner & Bro.), r Urbana RENNERE. H. &BRO. (Enos H. and Sylvester W. Renner),
agricultural implements, coal and livery, 36 E University av Renner Mary Miss, r 307 E Clark RENNER SYLVESTER W. (E. H. Renner & Bro.), r 307
E Clark Renner William, livery, r 307 E Clark
REPLOGLE PETER S. (Replogle & Hakes), r 19 N Neil REPLOGLE & HAKES (Peter S. Replogle and Charles W.
Hakes), physicians, 55 N Neil Rest Ambrose, laborer, r es N Fourth, 1st n Grove Reynolds John, laborer, r 412 E Vine Rhinesmith Beulah Miss, teacher, r 108 E Clark RHODES WM. H., foreman Times Ofifice, r 609 S Randolph Rice George M., farmer, r ns W Church, 1st w McKinley av Richards Mary E., cook Doane House Richardson Jasper A., clerk, r 502 E White Richardson Samuel, laborer, r 502 E White Richner William, millwright, r 502 S Neil Richter Cora Miss, dressmaker, r 109 Scott Richter Edward, tailor, r 109 E Clark Richter Frank, brakeman, r 110 E Clark Richter L., fireman, r 206 E White Richter William, laborer, r 89 Walnut Richter William, car repairer, r 109 E Clark Riddle A. N., carpenter and builder, 15 Tremont, r 411 W
White Rifenberick Sadie Mrs., r 201 W Vine Riley Ann Mrs., r 704 Ash Riley Jesse E., barber, r 408 E University av RILEY OZIAS, jeweler, 14 Main, r 309 S Neil Rising John, farmer, r 704 W Church Rising Louis, student, r 704 W Church Rittenhouse David, veterinary surgeon, r 109 E White Rittenhouse George, cigarmaker, r 109 E White
74 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Ritter Clarence M., printer, r 402 E White
Rittcr, Clement Y., collector, r 402 E White
RITTER WILLIAM C, trav. sales., r 402 E White
Rivers John, calciminer, r 511 Poplar
Rivers Robert, coachman, r 511 Poplar
Rix Washington, r 10(3 W Clark- Roach George, r 105 E Park
Roach James, r 105 E Park
Roach Sarah, wid John, r 105 E Park
Robbins tCnoch, well borer, r 405 S Neil
Roberts Charles, carpenter, r 105 William
Roberts C. J., clerk, r 201 W Church
Roberts George W., expert agricultural implements, r 120 E University av
Roberts Humphrey, engineer, r 309 W Clark
Roberts John C. (William Roberts & Son), r 107 Washington
Roberts J. J. Mrs., r 105 William
Roberts L. Miss, clerk, r 200 W Park av
Roberts L. C., carpenter, r 207 N Third
Roberts Romeo, tinner, r 513 S Randolph
ROBERTS R. L., foreman Gazette Office, r 300 W White
Roberts William (William Roberts & Son) r 107 W Washington
Roberts William, carpenter, r 207 N Third
Roberts William L., tailor, r 107 W Washington
Roberts William & Son (William and John C. Roberts), mer- chant tailors, 16 Main
Robertson William G., laborer, r 408 N Elm
ROBESON F. K. ( F. K. Robeson & Bro.), r49 N Neil
ROBESON F. K. & BRO. ( I^ K. Robeson), dry goods, 47 and 49 N Neil
Robeson Grant B., salesman F. K. Robeson & Bro., r 49 N Neil
Robeson Greenberry, bds Doane House
Robinson Elna A. (Robinson & Burr), r 112 W Hill
Robinson & Burr (Elna A. Robinson and Ellis M. Burr), ma- chinists, foundry, plumbii>g and gasfitting, 15 Hickory
Robson John, painter, r 401 E Clark
Roey Matthew, cook, r Poplar, se cor E Vine
Roey Stephen, laborer, r Poplar, se cor E Vine
Rogers B., trav agt, bds 012 E University av
Rogers Thomas J., farmer, r 021 S Randolph
Roiiloff Charles, tailor, r 409 E Vine
Rohloff Robert, tailor, r 409 E Vine
Rolph James, r 105 W Vine
Rolph James M., bricklayer, r 703 N Randolph
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
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F. D. & W. A. RUGG
(Successors to D. RUGG & SON.)
ESTABLISHED 1858.
DEALERS IN
Ladies and Gents'
FINE • SHOES.
Rolph Robert, tailor, r 105 W Vine
Ronnbom Augustavus, laborer, r 505 E Washington
ROOS PETER, professor of art and design. University of
Illinois, r 805 S Wright Root John F., boilermaker, r 511 W Washington Roots Daniel L., Jr., carpenter, r Second, sw cor Chestnut Roots D. L., planing mill, 32 S Market, r 605 S Neil Roots Fay F., letter carrier, r 005 S Neil Roots Jennie Miss, r 605 S Neil Rosenbaum Gus, cigarmaker, r 212 E Flill Rosenbaum John, laborer, r 212 E Hill Rosenbaum "Mary, chambermaid, Doane House Rosenfeld Louis, cigarmaker, r 205 E White Ross Claudis L., salesman, Willis, r 207 S Neil Ross Edward P., painter, r 207 S Neil
Ross Howard, delivery clerk, C. E. Shepherd, r609 W Clark Ross Louisa Mrs., r 211 E Clark Ross Lucy, wid Simon, r 506 N Neil
Ross Robert, carriage trimmer, C. J. Karle, bds 501 N Randolph Rothbart Frederick, foreman, r 608 E Washington Rowe James, r 101 S Prospect av
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Rowley W. A., salesman F. K. Robeson & Bro., r cor Clark and
Elm Roy George, laborer, r 311 William Royal S. T., r 505 ¥. Clark Royer John, carpenter, 312 S Lynn Royer William H., shoemaker, r 508 W Washington Roysdon William, r 412 W Clark Roysdon W^illiam J., house-mover, r 412 W Clark Ruble U. R., clerk, r 211 W Clark Rugg Carrie Miss, r 6(H) W University av RUGG FREDERICK D. (F. D. & W. A. Rugg), r 609 W
University av RUGG F. D. & W. A. (F. D. and W. A. Rugg), wholesale
and retail dealers in boots and shoes and rubbers, 51 N Neil Rugg Mary D.. wid William D., r 8G Hickory RUGG WALTER A. (F. D. & W. A. Rugg), r 303 S Neil Rugg W., engineer, 45 Main Runkel Elizabeth, wid John, r 514 S Neil Ruschmann Ludwig, saloon, 79 Main Rush Clark, bds 502 Stoughton
Rush Frederick P. (F. P. Rush & Co.), r Indianapolis Rush F. P. & Co. (Frederick P. Rush, George E Townley and
Ed. F. Gall), grain and coal, 42 First South Russell A., cigars and tobacco, 41 Main, r 015 W University av Russell Charles H. (Hamilton & Russell), r 205 W Church Russell DeWittH., cigars, r 015 W University av Russell P2dward, tinner, r 205 W Church Russell James B., cashier Burnham, Trevett & Mattis, r 312
W Church Russell John W., r 615 W University av Ryan Cornelius, laborer, r 507 N Fifth RYAN FANNY M. MISS, instructor in modern languages, r
709 Mt. Hopeav Ryan Jeremiah, messenger, r 507 N Fifth
SABIN CALVIN J., agricultural implements, coal, seeds, &c., ()0 Main, r 301 W^ Clark Sabin Earl C, messenger, r 301 W Clark Sabin Elmer C, salesman, r 405 W Clark Sabin Frank C, salesman, r 301 W Clark Sabin Roy C, r 301 W Clark Sanders Benjamin, laborer, r 313 E Park Sands Henry C, horse trainer, r 512 S State Sanford William, student, bds 307 S Wright Sargent Ernest, student, r 207 W Hill
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Sass John, stableman, r 401 E Hill
SAYE JAMES R., propr Carter House, r 36 Walnut
Saylor P. M., train dispatcher I. C. R. R., r 316 S Neil
Schaede Fritz, r 207 E Washington
Schaede Louis, bricklayer, r 510 Poplar
Schaede Otto, musician, r es Ash, nw cor E Columbia
Schaede William (Reinke & Schaede), r 404 E Vine
Schaefer John V., mechanical engineer, r 211 E Clark
SCHAEFER V. E., asst in machine shop. University of Illi- nois
Schertiger Otto, tailor, r 310 E Park
Schlosser Peter, blacksmith, r 202 E Park
Schmidt William, general blacksmith, 501 N Neil, r 101 White
Schnueke Mary, waitress Doane House
Schnuecke Pauline, domestic, B. F. Harris
Schoale John J., merchant tailor, 36 Main, r 407 Stoughton
Schocliff John, brickmaker, r 407 E Springfield av
Schramm William H., jeweler, r 309 S Neil
Schreiber August, butcher, r 109 W Washington
Schultz Carl, laborer, r 303 E Hill
Schultz Charles, bartender, r 114 E White
Schultz Frederick, laborer, r 108 Stoughton
Schultz Frederick, painter, r 102 E Church
Schultz John, cigar maker, r 108 E University av
Schultz John, laborer, r 306 E Church
Schultz John, laborer, bds ns Bloomington rd, 1st e Harris av
Schultz Rosa S., r 306 E Church
SCHUMACHER PETER, meat market, 108 E University av, r 210 E University av
Schumm Charles L., clerk Doane House, r 304 E Church
Schwartz Albert, nurseryman, r 505 W University av
Schwartz George H., laborer, r 208 E Church
Schwartz Mary, wid Michael, r 208 E Church
Schwehm Philip, teamster, r 305 S Wright
Schweinsberg William, carpet weaver, r 112 E Church
Schweinsberg William, Jr., tailor, r 112 E Church
SCHWEIZER J. FREDERICK (Schweizer & Woody), r 111 W University av
SCHWEIZER & WOODY (J. Frederick Schweizer and Paul W. Woody), merchant tailors, clothing and gents' furnish- ing goods, 7 Main
Scott Amos S., r 312 W Hill
Scott Archibald R., r 401 N Prairie
Scott A. Marshall, agent, r 407 N Prairie
Scott Donald G., student, r 610 E Clark
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Scott Edward L., laborer, r 95 Walnut
Scott Henry, calciminer, r 812 William
Scott James R., farmer, r 507 S State
Scott Linda W. Mrs., r 312 W Hill
Scott Linda W. Miss, clerk, r 312 W Hill
Scott Robert G., farmer, r 010 E Clark
Scott Stewart, farmer, r 507 S State
Scott Thomas G. Rev., r 715 W Church
Scott William ]., student, r 715 W Church
Scott William W., student, r 507 S State
Scudder Dell Miss, cashier, r 212 W Vine
Scudder E. Smith, engineer, r 212 W Vine
Scudder L. Adell Miss, bookkeeper, r 212 W Vine
Searfoss John, salesman, r 104 E Church
Searfoss Mary C, wid Jacob, r 104 E Church
Sedgwick James C, contractor and builder, 15 N Neil, r 407 S
Prairie Sedletzeck Charles, switchman, r 88 Hickory Seeley Carrie Miss, r 720 W Church
Seeley Christian F, farmer, r ss Bradley av, 1st w McKinley av Seeley Eugene W., farmer, r ss Bradley av, 1st w McKinley av Seeley E. A. Miss, r ss Bradley av, 1st w McKinley av Seeley Mary L. Miss, r ss Bradley av, 1st w McKinley av Sendcnburgh George W., salesman, r 212 E Clark Sevier Annie, wid Frank, r 104 W Washington Sevier Martha J. Mrs., boarding, ()01 N Neil SchaefferD. H. Mrs., r 205 W Clark Shafer D. H., dentist, 20 Main, r 015 W Church Shafer Henry, student, high school, r 1 N Neil Shane William H. (Mills & Shane), 9 Main, r 409 W University
av Shanton Milton W., shoemaker, r 50 W Walnut Sharpf Andrew, r 202 E Church
SHATTUCK SAMUEL W., prof, mathematics, r 108 W Hill Shattuck Walter F., student, r 108 W Hill Shaugar Joseph, laborer, bds ()7 Main Shaw Ephraim M., teamster, r 501 Stoughton Shaw Frederick, r 003 S Neil Shaw James T., janitor, r 503 E Springfield av Shaw John C, laundry, 27 Main, r 504 E Park Sha\v Philip, laundryman, r 004 E University av Shaw Philip E., r 004 E University av Shaw Soranus, carpenter and contractor, r 003 S Neil Shaw S., Jr., carpenter, r 0)03 S Neil Shawhan James K., farmer, r extreme end S Oak, outside city
limits
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Shawhan Nancy, wid William, r extreme end S Oak, outside city limits
Sheehy Mary Miss, tailoress, r 405 W Columbia
Sheffer George K., architect and builder, 507 N Neil
Sheffer Ina M. Miss, bookkeeper, r 507 N Neil
Sheffer Jennie C. Miss, dressmaker, r 507 N Neil
Sheldon George L., clerk, r 605 W University av
Shepherd Cornelia E. Miss, groceries, 38 N Neil, r 306 Colum- bia av
Shepherd T. H,, manager C. E. Shepherd, r 306 Columbia av
SHERFY C. M. '(Willis & Sherfy); also insurance agent, 40 Walnut, r 211 W University av
Sherfy Fanny B. Miss, r 211 W University av
Sheridan Annie Miss, dressmaker, 80 E University av
Sheridan Arthur, salesman, r 81 E University av
Sheridan John, r 80 E University av
Sheridan Patrick, r 80 E University av
Sheridan William, cigarmaker, r 80 University av
Shillon Emma Mrs., r 205 E Park
Shimp Andrew M., bricklayer, r 208 E Clark
Shively Lewis, laborer, r 728 N Neil
Shoemaker William H., harnessmaker, r 212 S Neil
Shriver John, laborer, r 412 E Hill
Shriver William, cigarmaker, r 412 E Hill
Shuffleton, Thomas, machinist, bds 105 W Hill
Shuler Enos C, laborer, r 503 W Columbia
Shurtz Richard, student, r 611 E Green
Shurtz S., student, r 611 E Green
Shurtz Watson, r 611 E Green
Sidner Margaret Miss, r 814 W Church
SIEGEL THEODORE, dealer in wines and liquors, also agent C. Conrad's original Budweiser, 59 Market, r 111 W Park
Siegmund Henry, bricklayer, r 104 Stoughton
Sim John, laborer, r 311 E Hill
Sim William, bartender, r 311 E Hill
Simpson Bert, delivery clerk, r 26 Holt
Simpson Bessie Miss, dressmaker, r 606 S Neil
Simpson M. J. Miss, music teacher, 203 W Park
Simpson R. J., fireman, bds 203 E Clark
SINGBUSCH AUGUST C, grocer, 105 and 107 E University av, r 127 E University av
Singbusch Christ, r 503 Poplar
Singbusch John, laborer, r 309 E Clark
Singer Manufacturing Co. The, A, Boyd manager, 36 N Neil
Sinnott M., farmer, r 107 N Sixth
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SMITH BROTHERS
DEALERS IN
Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats,
Poultry, Hides and Tallow; Shippers of Fat Stock.
io6 East University Avenue, telephone no. so.
6i North Neil Street, CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
Sizer L, N., civil engineer, 8, 25 Main, bds 501 N Randolph Skinner Catherine, wid George, r 308 N Sixth Skinner Theodore, engineer, r 501 E Clark Skinner W. VV., r 805 S Elm Slater Peter, r 508 Mt Hope av Smart John, laborer, r ()05 E Univensitv av
SMITH BROS. (Charles S. and Thoma.s E. Smith), meat mar- ket, 100 E University av and (U N Neil Smith Charles, fireman, bds 101 E Clark Smith Charles B. harness maker, r 510 John SMITH CHARLES S. (Smith Bros.), r 802 E Park Smith C. B. Hon., judge of circuit court, r 805 W Clark Smith p:iizabeth, wid B. B., r 510 John Smith Frank ¥.., printer, r 782 N Neil Smith Isaiah, laborer, r 407 W Vine Smith Isham N., teacher, r 510 John Smith James H., teacher, r 510 John Smith John B., butcher, r 802 E Park Smith John W., laborer, ws N Neil, 1st n Bloomington rd Smith Joseph M., trav agt, r 512 S Neil Smith Josephine, wid Amos, r 812 W Springfield av Smith Mary Hazeltine Miss, r 501 John Smith Phcebe Mrs., r 78 Walnut Smith Stephen J., machinist, r 408 S Neil SMITH THOMAS E. (Smith Bros.), r 204 E Park SMITH THOMAS J., lawyer. 5 VV Main, r 407 W University av Smith Thomas L., polisher, r Beardsley, ne cor Champaign Smith William, blacksmith, r 101 E White Smith William S., butcher, r 802 E I^ark
SNYDER EDWARD, prof modern languages, r 808 W Church Snyder Harry, student, bds 502 F. University av Soffky P>ederick, laborer, r 009 E Columbia Somerville William, bds 21 Water
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Somerville William, laborer, r 403 E Park
Souder Harriet, wid John, r 503 N Neil
Souder Luther (L. & S. H. Souder), r 503 N Neil
Souder Samuel H. (L. & S. H. Souder), and propr, Souder's Steam Dye House, r 510 N Neil
Souder's Steam Dye House, Samuel H. Souder propr., 65 N Neil
Souder L. & S. H. (Luther and Samuel H. Souder), cigars and tobacco, 65 N Neil
Spalding Albert E., clerk, r 111 W Springfield av
SPALDING ARTHUR W., deputy postmaster, r 111 W Springfield av
Spalding Fanny E. Miss, r 111 W Springfield av
Spalding Frederick, student, bds 503 S Randolph
SPALDING JOHN W., postmaster, r 111 VV Springfield av
Spalding John W., Jr. (Campbell & Spalding), r 202 S Neil
Spalding Percy W., bookkeeper, Burnham, Trevett & Mattis, r 111 W Springfield av
Sparks John N., tile maker, r ws N Fifth, 1st n Grove
Sparring Frederick, laborer, r 209 E Church
Sperry Eldridge H. (H. T. Sperry & Son), also dealer in bicycles, r 407 N Elm
Sperry Henry T. (H. T. Sperry & Son), r 407 N Elm
SPERRY H. T. & SON (Henry T. and Eldridge H. Sperry), insurance and real estate, 3 Main
Spitler Vincent J., conductor, r 106 W Church
Sprinkle DeWitt C, r 605 S Randolph
SQUIRES GEORGE H., general manager The Empire Cord- age Co., r 614 W Park
Staley C. C, lawyer, r 305 S Neil
Staley Margaret, wid Joseph, r 109 W Springfield av
Staley Peter, grain agent, 109 W Springfield av
Stamey James W., r 202 W University av
Stamey M. E., r 103 N Prospect av
Statton Ely, conductor, bds 119 E University av
Stebbins Carl G., clerk, r 1 Main
Steele J., student, r 307 S Wright
Steffen Catherine Mrs., r 208 N Fifth
Steffen Michael, laborer, r 208 N Fifth
Stelle A. C, r 307 S Elm
Stephenson John W., yardmaster L C. R. R., r 207 W Washing- ton
Stern Abraham (N. Stern & Bro.), r 711 W Church
Stern Albert, r 711 W Church
Stern Nathan (N. Stern & Bro.), r 711 W Church
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Stern N. & Bro. (Nathan and Abraham Stern), clothing, 23
Main Steuber Alvin, sausage maker, bds Commercial Hotel Stevens Hugh, traveling agent, r 401 S Prairie Stevens James G., carriage painter, r 206 W Healey Stevens S. Miss, chambermaid Doane House Stewart Harry, r 002 E University av Stewart Hugh C, farmer, r 19 E Springfield av Stewart Ida J., teacher, r 400 John Stewart John P., small fruits grower, 400 John Stewart J. T., bds 1\) E Springfield av Stewart Lottie Miss, teacher, r 002 E University av Stewart Louisa C. Miss, teacher, r 406 John Stewart Samuel G., r 802 W Columbia Stewart William H., carpenter, r 602 E University av Stickrod Bros. (Lorenzo D and Joseph N. Stickrod), livery, 66
Market Stickrod Henry, hostler, bds 503 S Neil Stickrod H. J., livery, E University av, se cor Walnut, r 503 S
Neil Stickrod Joseph (Stickrod Bros.), r 303 State Stickrod Lorenzo D. (Stickrod Bros.), r 204 W Washington Stickrod Louisa, wid Henry, r 303 S State Stipes Abraham, bartender, r 86 N Walnut Stipes Clarence, teamster, r 403 E Church Stipes George W., burner, r 403 E Church Stipes John W. (Beardsley & Stipes), and supt Champaign
Brick and Tile Co., r 412 W Washington Stitt Hugh C, fireman, r ns W Green, 3d w S Neil St. Mary s R. C. Church, E Park, nw cor N Wright; Rev. A. J.
Wagner pastor Stoll Jacob, canvasser, bds 502 E University av Stoltey Benjamin ¥., salesman, r 408 E White Stoltey Charles A. (Parker, Stoltey & Co.), r 216 E Clark Stoltev Harrv, baker, r 209 PI White STOLTEY HENRY D., manf and dealer in boots and shoes,
109 E University av, r 408 E White STOLTEY H. D. & CO. ( H. D. Stoltey, T. A. Wilson and A.
C. Klank), boots and shoes, 43 i\Iain Stoltey William H., salesman, r209 ¥. White Stoltz Joseph, laborer, r 209 W Vine Stoneburner Andrew J., r 509 E Springfield av Stoneburner B., hostler, bds 205 S Neil Stoneburner Lewis A., r 508 E University av Stoneburner William H., fireman, r 508 E University av
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Stoolman Charles, carpenter, r 512 E Green
Strahle Charles, bookkeeper, r 118 E University av
Strahle John G., tailor, r G E Springfield av
Strahle Louis, hostler, bds 118 E University av
Strahley George W. (King & Strahley), r 204 W Washington
Straight M. C, Mrs., r 205 W Park
Strale S. Mrs., r 212 E University av
STRATTON SAMUEL W., r 601 John
Streatch Maggie Miss, domestic, J. B. McKinley
Strehlow Henry M. Rev., pastor Evangelical Lutheran Church,
r 114 E Church Strode Celia Miss, domestic, P. W. Woody Strode Frank, engineer, r 108 W Washington Strode George, watchman, r 735 N Neil Strong Alexander, groceries and provisions, 36 Main, r 310 W
Washington Strong Cyrus, r 106 W University av Strong John, r 801 S State Strong Mary B. Mrs., agent Chicago Magnetic Shield Co., r 1
N Neil Stroupert August, section boss, r 505 E Church Stull Douglass, brakeman, r 15 W^ater
Stull Thomas A., saloon, 122 N First, r es Oak, 2d s E Main Sullivan Ellen, wid John, r 629 S Randolph Sullivan Katie Miss, dressmaker, 107 W Columbia Sullivan Mary Mrs., r 402 E Park Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r 512 W Washington Sullivan William, saloon, 67 Market Sullivan William, r 627 S Randolph Surpless Lora Miss, teacher, r 304 E Clark Sutherland James, mason, r 105 N First Sutton F"rank, r 313 E Clark Sutton Isabel Mrs., r 313 E Clark Sutton James, conductor, r 313 E Clark
SWANNELL HENRY, drug'st, 1 Main, r 614 W University av Swannell Mary Miss, r614 W University av Swearingen W. H., salesman F. K. Robeson & Bro., r 314 S Neil SWEET ELLIS L., lawyer, 18 Main, r 201 S Elm Sweet William P., lightning rods, r 510 W Clark Swigart Otto H., farmer, nr city limits, foot of S Prairie Switzer Francis A., r 608 W Church Switzer Lottie Miss, teacher, r 608 W Church
TAFT EMMA, wid Horatio P., r 65 N Neil TALBOT A. N. Prof., r 617 W University av Talmage William F., bds Matheny House
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Taylor Jacob S., livery, r ss W Park, 2d e N New
Taylor James, laborer, r 404 E Park
Taylor John R., brakeman, r 304 E Park
Taylor Minard M., master mechanic I. C. R. R., r 109 W Hill
Taylor Newton A., com trav, r 207 W Vine
Taylor Washington, laborer, 114 Hickory
Tenbrink P2ugene, student, bds 611 K Green
Tenney William, clerk L. V. Manspeaker, r 201 W University av
Terbush Pliny, barber, 87>^ Main, r 701 W Clark
Terry Cora A. Miss, milliner, r 57 N Neil
Terwilliger A. A., salesman, r 510 W White
Terwilliger A. P., agricultural implements, r 614 W Clark
Thomas Sophia, wid Roland, r 508 E Healey
Thomas William, student, bds 611 K Green
Thompson Christ, tailor, bds 202 E University av
Thompson Clara Miss, clerk, r 408 W Clark
Thompson E. J., r 408 W Clark
Thompson Marion D., agent, r 222 Maple
Thorpe A. M. (Thorpe & Priestley), r 205 Randolph
Thorpe George M., r 112 E Park
Thorpe Henry, engineer, r 112 ¥. Park
Thorpe Kate Miss, clerk, r 112 E Park
Thorpe & Priestley (A. M. Thorpe and George T. Priestley),
saloon, 40 Main Tick Paul, tailor, 45 Main, r 111 E Hill Tidrick George W., laborer, r es Harris av, nr C, C, C. & St. L.
R. R. Tierney Johanna, wid John, r 207 ¥. Hill Tierncy John, carpenter, r 801 S Sixth Tierney Mary, wid Jeremiah, r 502 N Fifth Tierney Michael, engine wiper, r 501 E Columbia Timmons Cyrus J., com trav, r 405 W Hill Todd M. A., wid James, r 204 S Neil Todd Thomas, conductor, r 804 E Hill Tondit Rodney, clerk, r 608 W Park Tondit Roy, r 608 W Park
Townley George K. (F. P Rush & Co.), r Indianapolis Townley Hartley J., r 608 W Clark Townsend Charles, broom sewer, r es Walnut, 1st n C, C. C. &
St. L. Ry. Townsend E, H., trav agt, bds Carter House Townsend William K. D., farmer, r 807 W Columbia Trecise Frank, student, bds 207 S Wright TREVETT HENRY, hardware, stoves and tinware, 29 Main,
agricultural implements and coal, 61 Walnut, r 618 W Park
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 85
H. P. TUCKER
THE OLDEST PRACTISING . . .
IN CHHMPKIGN,
COR. CHURCH A^D NEIL STREETS.
Trevett Henry M., clerk, r 618 W Park
Trevett Jane Miss, r301 W Columbia
TREVETT JOHN R. (Burnham, Trevett & Mattis), r 101 N
Elm Trevett Kate Miss, r 618 W Park Trevett Mary F., wid Oliver, r 301 W Columbia Trevett Thomas H., hardware, stoves and tinware, 28 Main, r
301 W Columbia Trotter L. K. Mrs., r 510 W Clark Trotter Thomas }., farmer, r 207 S Elm. TUCKER ALANSON P., dentist, office over Faulkner's drug
store, r 21-1: E Clark Tucker George W., compositor, r 214 E Clark Tucker N. B., farmer, r ws McKinley av, Istn Bradley av Tucker, Samuel C, clerk, r 15 E Eureka Tucker Sylvester J., carpenter, r 15 E Eureka Tucker S. C. Mrs., r 214 E Clark Tucker William G., clerk, r 15 E Eureka Turell George A., asst cashier First National Bank, r W Hill,
ne cor N Elm Turner James O., engineer, r 206 E Park Turner Margaret A., wid Hezekiah, r 116 E University av Turner Millard, teamster, r es Champaign, 3rd n E Eureka Turner Roy W., fireman, r 116 E University av Tuthill Catherine, wid John, r 307 S Neil
UDY WILLIAM, clerk, r 506 W White Ulitsch August, twine maker, r 713 N Neil Unger Christina, wid Henry, r 409 W Vine Unger Frederick, laborer, r 409 W Vine Unger Henry, laborer, r 409 W Vine
Union Loan and Building Association; G. W. Beardsley pres, Geo. W. Harwood sec'y, L. C. Garwood treas, 49 Main
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UNION MANUFACTURING CO., Charles ZiUy, Prest., S. L. Nelson, Sec'y and Treas. Water, light and power supplies, 82 Main
U. S. Express Co., F. M. Wascher agent, 40 Walnut
Van Buskirk Ada Miss, teacher, r 508 Mt Hope av
Van Buskirk Eleanor, wid John, r 508 Mt Hope av
Vance Pleasant (Vance & Bailey), r 004 E Church
Vance & Bailey (P. Vance and C. C. Bailey), plumbers and gas fitters, 80 Main
Vandyke Joseph, laborer, r 208 E Clark
Van Fossen Smith L., com. trav., r 014 W Church
Vanscoder John W., r 808 W White
Van Vickie Thomas J., r 18 Water
Varney Lucy J., wid Samuel B., r 412 W Church
Vaughn Charles, fireman, r 402 W Columbia
Vaughn Cyrus, farmer, r 402 W Columbia
Vaughn PxKvard, engineer, r 402 W Columbia
Vaughn James, laborer, r es Champaign, 2d n E Eureka
Vaugn Granville, barber, r 210 K Park
Victor Carrie D. Miss, teacher, r 108 S State
Victor Robert Mrs., r 108 S State
Vincent R., conductor, r 202 ¥. White
Vogel Ivmma Miss, milliner, r 107 N P^irst
Vogel G., wid Conrad, r 107 N First
Vogel Minnie Miss, milliner, 107 N First
Voigt PVederick, laborer, r 512 E Washington
Voigt Lizzie Miss, r 512 E Washington
Voigt Pauline, wid Christ, r 512 PL Washington
Von Holten Charles, porter, r 811 K Church
Von Holten Christ, drayman, r 811 P. Church
Vredenburgh Hackliah, carpenter, r es N Fifth, 1st n Grove
WABASH R. R., N Randolph and N Neil, nr Maple, J. H. Hitt, agent Wade Isaac N., commercial traveler, r 400 W White Wade Leonard, r 406 W White Wade Moses, r 400 W White
Wagner A. J. Rev., pastor St. Mary's Church, r 012 E Park Waldon L. H., r 008 E Springfield av
Walker Francis T. (Walker & Mulliken), r 200 W Church Walker Jacob M., police, r 207 S Lynn Walker fames, laborer, r 807 N Si.xth WALKER OPERA HOUSE, N Neil, nw cor Park Walker Opera House Building (formerly Armory Building), N Neil, nw cor Park
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W. W. WALLS & CO.
DEALERS IN
LUMBER * COHL
Builders' Material, Lime, Cement, Plaster, etc.
32 East University Avenue, CHAMPAIGN ILL.
TELEPHONE No. 77.
Walker Opera House Co.; F. T. Walker pres, J. W. Mulliken
sec'y, J. Hamilton treas, S. L. Nelson manager, 32 Main Walker & Mulliken (F. T. Walker and J. W. Mulliken), furni- ture, 43 and -to N Neil Walkington William R., carpenter, r 627 S Neil Wallace Joseph D. (Maltb)^ & Wallace), r 507 W University av WALLS W. W. (W. W. Walls & Co.), r 619 W Church WALLS W. W. & CO. (W. W. Walls and A. F. Fisher), deal- ers in lumber, coal and building material, 32 E Washing- ton av Walter Michael, tile maker, r 106 E Church Walters Charles, engineer, r 506 E Clark Wampler L. A., conductor, r Arcade Building Ward Harry A., trainmaster I. C. R. R., r 108 W White Ward John, fireman, r es Harris av, nr I. C. R. R. Ward Maggie Miss, clerk, r es Harris av, nr I. C. R R. Warner Emma Miss, laundress, The Carter House Warner Sarah E. Mrs., chambermaid. The Carter House Warren Marian Mrs., r 206 W White Warsow August, wiper, r 309 E Hill Wascher August C, driver, r 308 W Washington Wascher Charles F., harness and saddlery, 104 E University av, r 411 E Church
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Wascher Frederick, car insp., r 605 E Columbia
Wascher Frederick M., agent U. S. Express Co. and Pacific Express Co., r 305 W Columbia av
Wascher Louis, laborer, r 405 E Hill
Wascher Rudolph, laborer, r 405 E Hill
Wascher Rudolph, r 605 E Colurribia
Wascher W^illiam, laborer, r 510 E Washington
Washington, Bertie Miss, r 501 S Wright
Washington William, r 204 N Fourth
WATERS JOSEPH W., agent American Express Co., 41 Walnut, r 805 S State
Watson Albert, r 20 Hickory
Watson John C, r 203 Charles
Watson Larkin, farmer, r 707 S Randolph
Watson William, letter carrier, r 707 S Randolph
Way F. D. Mrs., r 212 E White
Way William M., r 804 E Clark
Webster George A., photographer, 21 Main, r 206 W Washing- ton
Weeks Charles M., musician, r 410 W Washington
Weeks David, r 201 E University av
Weeks Frank, com. trav., r 205 W Vine
Weeks George D., oils, r 410 W Washington
Weeks John B., bookkeeper, r 206 W Vine
Weeks S. Edward, bricklayer, r 303 E University av
Weeks William, teamster, r 201 E University av
Weigle D. S., r 606 E Clark
Weigle S. F. Mrs., r 606 E Clark
Welch William, carpenter, r 205 E Park
Welshly Ernest R., planing mill, r 512 W White
Welshley E. R. & Co. (E. R. Welshley), turning, scroll sawing, etc., S Neil, sw cor W Clark
Wenzlaff Charles, cigarmaker, bds 214 E Washington av
West Naomi Mrs., wid J. J., r 106 S First
Westall W. G.. drayage, r 408 W Clark
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., A. R. Marshall agent, 14 Main
West Side School (1st primary), N Randolph, sw cor W Hill; Harriet E. Brown teacher
Whalen A., small fruits grower, r ss W Church, 1st w McKinley av
Whalen Michael, carpenter, r 205 N First
Whealon John, machinist, r 208 N First
Wheaton Adelbert Otis, clerk, r 718 W Springfield av
Wheaton Morris (Beardsley & Wheaton), ice, r 718 W Spring- field av
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Wheaton Orson C, carpenter, r 718 W Springfield av
Wheaton O. G., ice dealer, r 613 W Clark
Whipple Edward E., clerk, r 103 S Neil
Whisman James M., restaurant, 42 Main, r 311 S Elm
White Carrie Noble Mrs., physician, office Gazette building, r
Urbana White Edward, brakeman, r 34 Second South White George N., r 412 W Church Whitney D. Mrs., r 507 W University av Whitney James B., machinist, r 507 W University av Whiton Charles L., farmer, r ws McKinley av., Ists Bradley av Whiton Rufus H., farmer, r ws McKinley av, 1st s Bradley av Whittier Mary, wid Thomas, r 108 W Church Wienke John F., machinist, r 507 E Columbia Wilber Ella Miss, student, r 202 W Church Wilber Frank D., student, r 202 W Church Wilber Robert S., farmer, r 202 W Church WILCOX FRANK, real estate and abstracts, 32 Walnut and
court-house, Urbana, r 211 W Hill Wilcox L. S., physician and collector of internal revenue, r 302
W Clark Wilde Charles F., car repairer, r 602 E Washington Wilder Charles N. Rev., pastor First Presbyterian Church, r 305
W Hill Wildman William T., clerk r University and Market Wilkins Hiram O., ins agt, r 308 E White Williams Edward, brakeman, bds 104 W Washington Williams Sylvia, wid Moses, r 606 Stoughton Williams William, boilermaker, r 504 E Washington Williamson Homer, r 709 S Wright
Williamson Mathew B., clerk C. S. Morehouse, r N Randolph Williamson William, r 709 S Wright WILLIS GODFREY C. (Willis & Sherfy), also dry gooda» 15
Main, r 726 W University av WILLIS & SHERFY (Godfrey C. Willis and Chalmers
Sherfy), real estate, loans, etc., 40 Walnut Willsey Kate Miss, dressmaker, r 406 Stoughton Willsey William, mason, r 406 Stoughton Wilske Albert, laborer, r 507 Stoughton Wilske Charles, laborer, r 507 Stoughton WILSKEY FRANK A., Safety Tug Fastenings, 43 Market Wilske Herman, r 406 E Springfield av Wilske Ida Miss, r406 E Springfield av Wilske Julius, stonemason, r 406 E Springfield av Wilske F K., engineer, r 43 Market
90 CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY.
Wilson Anderson, barber, bds 408 E University av
Wilson Charles, coachman J. Kuhn
Wilson Frank, printer, r 204 W Columbia
Wilson Fred, laborer, r 407 E Hill
Wilson George, hostler, bds H. J. Stickrod
Wilson Henry F., horse dealer and trainer, r 320 S Neil
Wilson John, laborer, r 87 Hickory
Wilson John S., laborer, r 407 E Hill
Wilson John T., blacksmith, r 204 W Columbia
Wilson Joseph J., laborer, r 87 Hickory
Wilson Margaret, wid William, r 312 W Vine
Wilson Martha A., wid Joseph, r 87 Hickory
Wilson M. A. Mrs., r 107 N Sixth
Wilson Samuel, r 107 N Sixth
Wilson Thomas, baker, r 107 N Sixth
Wilson Thomas A. (H. D. Stoltey & Co.), r 207 W Columbia
Wilson Willard, clerk, r 204 W Columbia
Wilson William M., r 141 Walnut
Winchell Harley C, student, r 800 W Hill
WINCHELL S. ROBERTSON, prof, of Latin, r 306 W
Hill Wingard Elizabeth, wid David, r 405 N State Wingard Mary, wid Benjamin F., r 407 N State Winn Henry A., clerk, r 18 Main Wishart Daniel, farmer, r 10 E University av Wiswall Anna, wid George, r ()10 W Hill Withers William, student, r 80(5 W Hill Witt Charles F. J., harnessmaker, r 605 E Washington Witt John, teamster, r 606 E Washington Wittig John, laborer, r 606 E Washington Wolfe John S., lawyer, 16 Main, r 505 W Church Wolfe J. B. Rev., pastor M. E. Church, r 206 W University av Wolfe Leonard, dentist, r 206 W University av Wolfram Edward, teamster, bds 43 Market Wood William, servant, G. Carley Woodcock John B., conductor, r 111 W Washington Woodroofe George E., engineer, r 606 N State Woodroofe John F., laborer, r 506 W Hill Woodroofe Martha Miss, bookkeeper, r 506 W Hill Woodroofe Walter, fireman, r 506 W Hill Woodruff Cornelius, laborer, r 203 N First WOODS A. T., prof mechanical engineering, r 308 W Church Woodworth Daniel, carriage painter, bds Commercial Hotel Woody Edward, r 314 E White Woody Frederick, r 314 E White
CHAMPAIGN CITY DIRECTORY. 91
Woody William, salesman, r 314 E White
\VOODY PAUL W. (Schweizer & Woody), and mayor, r
111 W University av Workman Frank, laborer, r 605 E University av Wright James S., r 308 E Clark
Wright Metta Miss, millinery and dressmaking, 27 Main Wright Sarah, wid Peter, r 27 Main Wroten Joseph T. M., hostler, r 106 N Second Wyman A., r 604 E Washington
YATES ANDREW J., tubular well borer, r 502 E Church Yates George B., tubular well borer, r 502 E Church.
Yates John, florist, r 502 E Church
Yates Letitia Miss, dressmaker, r 502 E Church
Yinger William P., bartender, r 51 Main
Young A. L. Mrs. (Parker, Stoltey & Co.), r 210 E Clark
Young Chambers, carpenter, r 510 S State
Young Charles, machinist, r 210 E Clark
Young Charles, bds 43 Market
Young Elizabeth, wid William, r 110>^ W Hill
Young Men's Christian Association, N. Butler, Jr., pres.,W. A. Rugg vice-pres., S. D. Bawden rec, sec, C. R. Hunting- ton gen. sec, G. E. Lennington treas., 35 Main
Yumado P., student, r 509 S Sixth
ZECH CHARLES, watchman, r 609 E Washington Zinke Louise, domestic, J. Kuhn
• CHHMPHIGN •
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Wilcox Frank, 32 Walnut
ADVANCE THRESHERS.
RENNER E. H. & BRO., 30 E University av (see adv. p 72)
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Hardy W. F., 66 and 68 E University av
Littler John E. & Bros., Armory Bldg
Pennington E., 107 W Church
RENNER E. H. & BRO., 36 E University av (see adv. p 72)'
SABIN C. J., 60 Main
Trevett Henry, 61 Walnut
ARCHITECTS.
Brown Seely, 411 W University av
ARTISTS. Heath Ella Miss, 311 W Washington
ARTISTS' SUPPLIES. LLOYDE D. H. & SON, 9 Main (see adv. p 94)
AUCTIONEER. Axtell Albert L., 120 N First
BABY CARRIAGES. BACON & MITTENDORF, 12 Main
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 93
BILL BOARDS.
I own and control over 500 feet of PROM- INENT BOARDS in Champaign and Urbana, and have a competent man to do posting at reasonable rates, both in the city and country.
S. L, NELSON.
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
Brady E., 112 N First Ebert Jacob, 106 N First Glover Charles, 28 Main Hamlin B. W., 63 N Neil
BANKS AND BANKERS.
CHAMPAIGN NATIONAL BANK, 5 Main
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHAMPAIGN, Main s w
cor Walnut BURNHAM, TREVETT & MATTIS, 16 Main
BARBERS.
Blaisdell Edward B., 9 Main Johnson Richard, 81 Main Lewis Charles, 25 Main Moss John, 51 Walnut Terbush Pliny, 37>^ Main
BEER [AGENTS.
Krabbe F. A., agt Val. Blatz Brewing Co., 8 Oak Miebach William, agt Jos. Schlitz's Brewing Co., 56 First South SIEGEL THEODORE, agt for C. Conrad's original Budweiser, 59 Market, (see adv. front col'd p D)
BICYCLES.
Sperry E. H., 35 N Neil
BILL BOARDS.
NELSON S. L., 32 Main, (see adv. p 93)
BILL POSTERS.
NELSON S. L., 32 Main, (see adv. p 93) Nye Seldon L., 201 W Park
94 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
i ^^MMlii D. H. LLOYDE & SON,
*Bi^,T^r.4^^^^^M| WALL PAPER, ARTISTS' SUPPLIES, SEWING MACHINES,
.-^oiu on Monthly Payments. 9 JWaiii Street, GHfl|WPilIGH, Iltlt.
BILLIARD HALLS.
Morrissey John, 40 Main and 78 Market Russell A., 41 Main
BINDER TWINE (RED ELEPHANT BRAND).
EMPIRE CORDAGE CO., THE, Geo. H. Squires gen mana- ger, E Eureka cor Champaign, (see adv. front col'd p H)
BLACKSMITHS.
(See also Horse Shoers.) Ayres E., 100 N Neil Frison Bros., 12 and 14 E University av Karle C. J., Walnut ne cor First South Schmidt William, 501 N Neil
BLANK BOOK MAKERS.
Munhall W. H., Gazette Bldg
BOARDING HOUSES.
Dunham M. E. Mrs., 501 N Randolph Lathrop Lyman G., 112 W Columbia Lemen Mary C. Mrs., 105 W Hill McCann Delia Mrs., 67 Main Mullin Thomas E., 202 E University av Sevier Martha J. Mrs., 601 N Neil
BONDS.
Beardsley George F., 49 N Neil
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUNNINGHAM, A. P., 25 Main
LLOYDE D. H. & SON, 9 Main, (see adv. above)
SWAN NELL H., 1 Main, (see adv. front col'd p D)
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 95
H. D. STOLTEY,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
CHAMPAIGN, ILL
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER.
STOLTEY HENRY D., 109 E University av (see adv. above) BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gayman George, 108 N First
Hall & Dawson, 59 N Neil
Lasell Edward, 103 W Church
LENNINGTON G. E., 19 Main, (see adv. front col'd p D)
RUGG F. D. & W. A., 51 N Neil, (see adv. p 75)
STOLTEY HENRY D., 109 E University av (see adv. above)
STOLTEY H. D. & CO., 43 Main
BOOTS AND SHOES (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL).
RUGG F. D. & W. A., 51 N Neil, (see adv. p 75) BOTTLERS (ALE AND PORTER). CHAMPAIGN BOTTLING WORKS, 56 First South BOTTLERS (GENERAL).
CHAMPAIGN BOTTLING WORKS, 56 First South
BRAIDING AND EMBROIDERY.
Leal W. Mrs., 37 N Neil
BREEDING STABLES.
Palmer George W., 98 N Neil
BRICK AND TILE MANUFACTURERS.
Champaign Brick & Tile Co., 140 E Eureka
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Horn Lester, 610 E Springfield av
McCANN JAMES & BRO., 726 W Church, (see adv. p 96)
96 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
James McCann. Edward McCann.
James McCann & Bro.
i OF
MANUFACTURERS OF
726 m. ChuFeh, « CHAMPAIGfl, Ilili.
BUGGIES.
Davidson George W., Armory Bldg
BUILDERS' MATERIALS.
WALLS ^V. V/. & CO., H2 E University av (see adv. p 87)
BUILDING MATERIAL.
WALLS W. W. & CO., 32 E University av (see adv. p 87)
BUS LINE. CHESTER HUBERT, 58 First South
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
McKee Business College, 1 and 3 Main
CALCIMINERS.
Scott Henry, 812 William
CANNED GOODS.
BADDELEY C. H., 75 and 77 N Neil, (see adv. p 27) MANSPEAKER L. V., 35 and 37 Main, (see adv. p 60)
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Banes Horatio G., 509 S Sixth
Dickerson Joshua, Second South, ne cor S Neil
Dunlap James W., 503 E University av
Engle Elijah T., 625 S Neil
Hartman A. H., 110 W White
Hondorf Bros., 502 Stoughton
Hoxie W. H., 25 S Market
Hurin W. N., 108 S Fifth
Moore L. N,, 308 E University av
O'Brien William L., 408 E Park
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 97
Rayburn James A., 202 W Healey Rayburn Robert, 202 W Healey Riddle A. N., 15 Fremont Royer John, 312 S Lynn Sheffer George K., 507 N Neil
CARPET WEAVERS.
Coon Joshua N., 617 S State Schweinsberg William, 112 E Church
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH.
EICHBERG & BAER, 20 and 22 Main, (see adv. front col'd p H) CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
Crannell John N., 504 N Neil Ely George, cor E University av and Walnut Prison Bros., 12 and 14 E University av Karle C. J., Walnut, ne cor First South
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Hessel John F., 39 Main
RENNER E. H. & BRO., 36 E University av (see adv. p 72 )
CHIROPODIST.
Perkins J. D., 117 E University av
CIDER MANUFACTURER.
Champaign Bottling Works, 56 First South
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Collan John B. A., 41 Main Hegenbart Frank, 110 N First Lutz George H., 30 Walnut Matheny Frank E., 77 Main
CIGARS.
CUNNINGHAM A. P., 25 Main, (see adv. p 38) SWANNELL H., 1 Main, (see adv. front col'd p D)
CIGARS (JOBBERS).
Morrissey John, 46 Main and 73 Market
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Carpenter N. D., 114 E University av Hegenbart Frank, 110 N First
98 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
KING THOMAS H., 38 Main, (see adv. at restaurants) MANSPEAKER L. V., 35 and 37 Main, (see adv. p 60)
Matheny Frank E., 77 Main
Morrissey John, 46 Main and 73 Market
Russell A., 41 Main
Souder L. & S. H., 65 N Neil
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Balcom S. F., 511 W University av
Healey James M., office: roadmaster's office I. C. R. R.
Paro Adolphus G., 604 S Randolph
Sizer L. N., 25 Main
CLOTHIERS.
Kuhn J. & Son, 45 Main
OTTENHEIMER & CO., 18 Main, (see adv. p 68)
Schweizer & Woody, 7 Main
Stern N. & Bro., 23 Main
CLOTHING (SECOND HAND).
BUTTERFIELD ALBERT M., 411 N Neil
COAL (WHOLESALE).
NELSON S. L., 32 Main, (see adv p 98)
COAL AND WOOD.
Beach B. C. & Co., E Vine, ne cor Hickory
ELSEA JOHN W., 8 S Walnut, (see adv. at livery)
Hardy W. F., 66 and 68 E University av
Littler J. E. & Bros., Armory Building
Marble S. M., 42 Walnut
RENNER E. H. & BRO., 36 E University av (see adv p 72)
Rush F. P. & Co., 42 First South
SABIN C. J., 60 Main
Stickrod Bros., 66 Market
Trevett Henry, 61 Walnut
WALLS W. W. & CO., 32 E University av (see adv p 87)
COLLECTION AGENTS.
BUCH JACOB, 33 Main, (see adv p 32)
WILLIS & SHERFY, 40 Walnut, (see adv. at real estate)
COMIVIISSION MERCHANT.
Kent Thomas, 4, 9 Main
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 99
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Sedgwick James A., 407 S Prairie Sedgwick James C, 15 N Neil
CORDAGE.
EMPIRE CORDAGE CO., THE, Geo. H. Squires general manager, E Eureka cor Champaign, (see adv. front col'd p H)
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
BADDELEY C. H., 75 and 77 N Neil, (see adv. p 27)
BOLLMAN FRED, 114 N First, (see adv. p 30)
Greenhalgh J. R., 6 Main
McGraw & O'Neil, 102 E University av
Shepherd C. E. Miss, 38 N Neil
SINGBUSCH A. C, 105-107 E University av (see adv. p 102)
DAIRYMAN.
Dillavou Jacob R., 601 W Springfield av
DENTISTS.
Howard Charles P., 1 Main Page Victor N., 15 Main Shafer D. H., 26 Main
TUCKER ALANSON P., office over Faulkner's Drug Store, (see adv. p 85)
DRAYAGE.
Anderson Washington, 304 William Chandler John, 606 S State Karr Robert F., 506 Mt Hope av Luther Thomas C, 403 E Springfield av Miner Daniel W., 506 S State Peterson Peter, 105 E White Shaw E. M., 501 Stoughton Westall W. G., 408 W Clark Wilber Robert S., 202 W Church
DRESSMAKERS.
Black Julia Miss, 65 N Neil
Branch Viola Mrs., E Healey, sw cor S Sixth
Cooper Bessie Miss, 26 Main
Dineen & Kettrick Misses, 61 N Neil
Doyle Nellie Miss, 2, 7 Main
Hanes & Keeling, 39 N Neil
Hess P. M, 17 Main
100 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Jacobs Mary E. Miss, 503 E Clark Keelor Laura Mrs., 105 N First McAboy Blanche Miss, 403 W Clark McAboy Lida Miss, 403 W Clark Montgomery Rose Miss, 207 W Vine Morrison Minnie Miss, 59 N Neil O'Gair Jennie Miss, 73 N Neil O'Gair, Sylvia Miss, 73 N Neil Parker Julia A. Mrs., 8, 3 Main Peters Lena, 110 N First Sheffer Jennie C. Miss, 507 N Neil Sheridan Annie Miss, 80 E University av Sullivan Katie Miss, 107 W Columbia Wright Metta Miss, 27 Main
DRUGGISTS.
CUNNINGHAM A. P., 25 Main, (see adv. p 38)
FAULKNER L. W. & CO., 51 N Neil
Henry Edward, 101 and 103 E University av
Maxwell & Mollet, 33 Main
SWANNELL H., 1 Main, (see adv front colored p D)
DRY GOODS.
EICHBERG & BAER, 20 and 22 Main (see adv front colored
PH) Miller E. & Son, 11 Main Morehouse Cyrus S., 3 Main
Parker, Stoltey & Co., Ill and 113 E University av Robeson F. K. & Bro., 47 and 49 N Neil Willis Godfrey C, 15 Main
DYER AND SCOURER.
Souder's Steam Dye House. G5 N Neil
EICHBERG OPERA HOUSE.
EICHBERG'S OPERA HOUSE, Eichberg & Baer, props, 20 and 22 Main (see adv. front colored p H)
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
Union Mfg, Co., office 32 Main
ELOCUTIONISTS.
Boshell Marie Louise Miss, 1 N Neil
ENGINES.
RENNER E. H. & BRO., 30 E University av (see adv. p 72) SABIN C. J., 60 Main
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 101
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 41 Walnut Pacific Express Co., 49 Walnut U. S. Express Co., 49 Walnut
FANCY GOODS.
SWANNELL H., 1 Main (see adv. front col'd p D)
FANCY GROCERIES.
MANSPEAKER L. V., 35 and 37 Main (see adv. p 60)
FARM MACHINERY.
RENNER E. H. & BRO., 36 E University av (see adv. p 72)
FLORIST.
Frank Thomas, 704 N Randolph
FLOUR DEALERS.
BADDELEY C. H., 75 and 77 N Neil (see adv. p 27) MANSPEAKER L. V., 35 and 37 Main (see adv. 60)
FLOUR MILLS.
CHAMPAIGN ROLLER MILLS, George W. Kennard
prop, 28 E University av
FLOUR AND FEED.
Howse L. K. & Co., 71 N Neil KENNARD GEORGE ^V., 28 E University av Littler J. E. & Bros., Armory Building Marble S. M., 42 Walnut McFadden Hunter, 43 Market
SINGBUSCH A. C, 105 and 107 E University av (see adv p 102)
FOREIGN PASSAGE.
WILLIS & SHERFY, 40 Main (see adv. at real estate)
FRUITS (FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC).
MANSPEAKER L. V., 35 and 37 Main (see adv p 60)
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.
KING T. H., 38 Main (see adv at restaurants)
102 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
H. C. SINGBUSCH,
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, FLOUR AND FEED, Etc.
Goods are guaranteed first-class and prices reasonable. 105 and 107 East University Avenue, on a una loai ■■ 1
tnAMrAlbN, ILL.
Telephone No. 52.
FURNITURE.
Bacon & Mittendorf, 12 Main Butterfield Albert M., 411 N Neil Kruse John C, 86 E University av Walker & MuUiken, 43 and 45 N Neil
CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
OTTENHEIMER & CO., IS Main (see adv p 68) GINGER ALE MANUFACTURERS.
Champaign Bottling Works, 56 First South GRAIN DEALERS.
Beach B. C. & Co., E Vine, ne cor Hickory Rush F. P. & Co., 42 First South
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Arthurs John B., 24 Main
BADDELEY C. H., 75 and 77 N Neil, (see adv p 27)
BOLLMAN FRED, 114 N First, (see adv p 32)
Clark D. S., 404 E White
De Puy M. H., 512 E University av
Glover Charles, 28 Main
Henry Edward, 101 and 103 E University av
Kariher & Pepper, 55 N Neil
Leal W., 87 N Neil
MANSPEAKER L. V., 35 and 37 Main, (see adv p 60)
McFadden Hunter, 41 and 43 Market
McGraw & O'Neil, 102 E University av
Nelson & Martin, 67 N Neil
Shepherd C. E. Miss, 38 N Neil
SINGBUSCH A. C, 105 and 107 E University av (see adv.
above) Strong Alexander, 36 Main
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 103
GUNSMITHS.
Burgess Jonathan, 413 N Neil Fondersmith George, 35 N Neil
HAIR GOODS.
Lee Fanny Mrs., 29 Hickory
HAME TUG MANUFACTURER.
Lasher Morgan E., 102 N Neil
HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE.
Hamilton & Russell, 69 N Neil Miller Oscar, 85 E University av Trevett Henry, 29 Main Trevett Thomas H., 28 Main
HARNESS MAKERS.
Hessel M. A. Mrs., 39 Main
Miller Mary J, Mrs., 31 Main
Wascher Charles F., 104 E University av
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
OTTENHEIMER & CO., 18 Main, (see adv. p 68)
HIDES, FURS AND WOOL.
LAMKIN J. B., 17 Fremont
HIDES AND TALLOW.
SMITH BROS., 103 E University av and 61 N Neil, (see adv. P80)
HORSE DEALERS.
BOOKER J. W. & CO., Hickory, ne cor E Washington
HORSE SHOERS.
(See Blacksmiths.)
Campbell & Spalding, 13 N Neil Prison Bros., 12 and 14 E University av
HORSE TRAINERS.
Freshwater Henry, r 508 Stoughton Sands Henry C, 512 S State Wilson Henry F., 320 S Neil
104 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.
CARTER HOUSE, James R. Saye proprietor, 34, 36 and 38
Walnut Champaign House, Mrs. P. Coffey propr, 710 N Neil DOANE HOUSE, Edward P. Niles propr. Main nw cor Oak
HOUSE MOVERS AND RAISERS.
Hartmann George W., 505 W Clark Roysdon William J., 412 W Clark
ICE CREAM.
KING T. H., 38 Main, (see adv. at restaurants) ICE DEALERS.
BAKER & GLOVER, 312 W Washington Beardsley & Wheaton, 140 E Eureka
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Harwood George W., 49 N Neil
Nelson S. L., 32 Main
Ravburn & Beers, 33 N Neil
SHERFY C. M., 40 Walnut, (see adv. at real estate)
Sperry H. T. & Son, 3 Main
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
BRYAN A. H., 1, 27 Main
BUCH JACOB, 33 Main (see adv. p 32)
LACER BEER AGENTS.
MIEBACH WILLIAM, agent for Jos. Schlitz's Milwaukee lager beer, 56 First South
LAND BROKERS.
BURNHAM, TREVETT & MATTIS, 16 Main
LAUNDRIES.
Champaign Steam Laundry, 28 N Neil Donahue Charles, 509 E Clark Shaw J. C, 27 Main
LAWYERS.
Aspern Harry T., 31 Main BRYAN ALFONZO C, 27 Main Craig W. P., 3, 25 Main Gere & Philbrick, 16 Main Ray John L., 31 Main
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
105
Carter Ho^se Itlvery Stables
JOHN W. ELSEA, Prop.
Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable. Good Rigs, the Best Stocl<. Low Cinarges.
ALSO DEALER IN TELEPHONE 86.
Office and Barns, Walnut opp. The Carter House and 8 S. Walnut,
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
SMITH THOMAS J., 5 Main Staley C. C, 305 S Neil SWEET ELLIS L., 18 Main Wolfe John S., 16 Main
LIGHTNING ROD (MANUFACTURER).
Sweet William P., 510 W Clark
LIME AND CEMENT.
WALLS W. W. &.CO., 32 E University av (see adv. p 87)
LIVE STOCK DEALER.
SCHUMACHER P., 108 E University av
LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALE STABLES.
CARTER HOUSE LIVERY STABLES, John W. Elsea
prop., Walnut, opp The Carter House (see adv. above) ELSEA JOHN W., 8 S Walnut (see adv. above) Johnson Miles, N Water, nw cor E University av King & Strahley, 71 N Neil Price Arthur C, 508 N Neil
106 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRPXTORY.
E. H. RENNER & BROTHER
Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables
TELEPHONE 128, CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
TELEPHONE 110, URBANA, ILL.
Having two first-class Stables we are prepared to fill all orders for teams and carriages promptly.
Urbana Barn, located directly east court house sq.
Champaign Barn, university avenue, west of i. c. n. /?.
RENNER E. H. & 6RO., 30 E University av (see adv. p 72)
Stickrod Bros., 06 Market
Stickrod H. J., E University av, se cor Walnut
LOANS.
Harvvood George W., 49 N Neil
Morrissey Dan, 34 Walnut
Wilcox Frank, 32 Walnut
WILLIS & SHERFY, 40 Walnut (see adv. p 110)
LUMBER.
Hamilton Julius, 65 Walnut
WALLS W. W. & CO., 82 E University av (see adv. p 87)
MACHINISTS.
Maltby & Wallace, 104 S Neil
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES.
Chicago Magnetic Shield Co., 1 N Neil
MARBLE AND GRANITE DEALERS.
ATKINSON S. P. & CO., 70 N Neil
MASON CONTRACTORS.
Adams William, 314 S Prairie
MEAT MARKETS.
Buch William, 415 N Neil Dallenbach & Boyle, 41 N Neil SCHUMACHER PETER, 108 E University av SMITH BROS., 106 E University av and 61 N Neil, (see adv. P80)
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 107
MILLINERY.
Hanes & Keeling, 39 N Neil
Howsman Charles A., 21 Main
Ireton & Burwash, 27 Main
Parker, Stoltey & Co., Ill and 113 E University av
Terry Cora A. Miss, 57 N Neil
Vogel Minnie Miss, 107 N First
Wright Metta Miss, 27 Main
MORTGAGES.
Beardsley George F., 49 N Neil
MOULDINGS.
SWANNELL H., 1 Main (see adv. front col'd p D)
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Adams Grace Miss, 307 W Hill Foster C. W., 18 Main Hennig H. A., Metropolitan Block Simpson M. J. Miss, 203 W Park
NEWS DEPOTS.
CUNNINGHAM A. P., 25 Main (see adv. p 38)
NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS.
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY GAZETTE, W. H. Munhall, ed- itor and manager, Gazette Building, 2 Main
CHAMPAIGN DAILY GAZETTE, W. H. Munhall, editor and manager. Gazette Building
CHAMPAIGN TIMES THE, Powers & Fielding, props and publishers, 30 Main
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
BUCH JACOB, 33 Main (see adv. p 32) Craig William P., 3, 25 Main Harwood George W., 49 N Neil PHILBRICK SOLON, 16 Main Smith Thomas J., 5 Main
NOTIONS.
Parker, Stoltey & Co.', Ill E University av
NURSERIES.
Champaign Nurseries, J. B. Harris & Co. proprs, 15 Main
108 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
The Walker Opera House.
CHHMPHICN, ILLINOIS.
ONE OR MORE FIRST-CLASS DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS EACH WEEK IN SEASON.
Tickets Sold in Advance at Cunningham's Drug Store. Telephone No. 59.
House for Rent to Dancing Parties and Home Entertainments.
S. L. NELSON, MANAGER.
NURSES.
Hayes Hannah Miss, 213 E Hill
OPERA HOUSES.
EICHBERG OPERA HOUSE, Eichberg & Baer proprs, 20
and 22 Main, (see adv front col'd p H) Swannell Opera House, 1 and 3 Main ^WALKER OPERA HOUSE, S. L. Nelson manager, 32 Main
PAINTERS (HOUSE).
PRICE WILLIAM, 18 N Neil, (see adv. p 71)
PAINTERS (HOUSE AND SIGN).
Abernathy Robert, 115 E University av Birkholz Rudolph, 202 Stoughton Condit Ogden M., 88 N Neil Hendey Charles, 108 W Washington
PAINTS, OILS AND CLASS.
Faulkner E. W. & Co., 51 N Neil
PRICE WILLIAM, 18 N Neil (see adv. p 71)
SWANNELL H., 1 Main, (see adv. front col'd p D)
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
LLOYDE D. H. & SON, 9 Main, (see adv. p 94) PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Adams James, 119 E University av Gamble George R., 53 Walnut Holland Orr E., 19 Main Naughton Thomas, 9 and 11 Main Webster George A., 21 Main
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 109
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Cheever D. A., office and res 307 W Clark
Gushing Henry E., office Metropolitan block
HAKES CHARLES W., 55 N Neil
Haley Henry A., 102 W Church
Hall Abbie G. Miss, 615 W Clark
Hall Lyman, 408 W Church
HIGGINS W. S., 504 E Church
HOWARD HARTWELL C, 1 Main
Johnson Charles B., 51 N Neil
Johnson Perry C, 43 Main
KRATZ EDWIN A., 104 VV Church
McGranaghan F. G., 14 Main
Mills Charles H., 104 W Church
Mills M. H., 9 Main
PEARMAN JOHN T., Gazette Building, r 308 S Neil
Mills & Shane, 9 Main
REPLOGLE PETER S., 55 N Neil
REPLOGLE & HAKES, 55 N Neil
Shaeffer D. H. Mrs., 205 W Park
Shane VV. H., 9 Main
White Carrie Noble Mrs., office Gazette Building
PLANING MILLS.
Roots D. L., 32 S Market
PLASTER.
WALLS W. W. & CO., 32 E University av (see adv. p 87)
PLASTERERS (PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL).
Bainun James H., 623 S Neil Day Thomas D., 305 E Park Feltham George W., 306 E Park Phelps Silas M., 502 E Springfield av
PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS.
Robinson & Burr, 15 Hickory Vance & Bailey, 30 Main
POULTRY DEALERS.
SMITH BROS., 106 E University av and 61 Neil, (see adv p 80)
PRINTERS (JOB). MUNHALL W. H., Gazette Building POWERS & FIELDING, 30 Main
110 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
G. C. Willis. C. M. Sherfy.
WILLIS & SHERFY,
Real Estate, Loan, Foreign Passage ^"^ Collection
HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT.
Farm Loans at Lowest Rates. C. M. SHERFY, Insurance Agent.
OFFICE: \ f,^:t'.^^i^ll%tZ.t:^'' CHAMPAIGN, ILL.
QUEENSWARE (LARGEST STOCK IN COUNTY).
BADDELEY C. H., 75 and 77 N Neil (see adv. p '27)
REAL ESTATE.
Beardsley George F., 41) N Neil
Carter Dixon S., 407 N State
Morrissey Dan, 84 Walnut
Sperry H. T. & Son, 8 Main
Wilcox Frank, 8ti Walnut
AA/'ILLIS & SHERFY, 40 Walnut, (see adv. above)
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
McKinley J. B & W. B., 82 Main
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
Beardsley George F., 49 N Neil Rayburn & Beers, 88 N Neil
RESTAURANTS.
Brady E., 112 N First
Crighton William, 28 Walnut
Ebert Jacob, 106 N First
English Albert, 28 Main
Hamlin B. W., »)8 N Neil
KING THOMAS H., 88 Main, (see adv. p 111)
Whisman James M., 42 Main
RUBBERS.
RUGG F. D. & W. A., 51 N Neil, (see adv. p 75)
SAFETY TUG FASTENINGS.
WILSKEY FRANK A., 48 Market
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ill
King's • Resthurhnt
No. 38 Main Street,
CHAiVIPAICN, ILL.
REGULAR MEALS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Fresh Oysters and Ice Cream in their Season. Fruits and Con- fectionery. Cigars and Tobacco.
T. H. KING, Proprietor.
SALOONS.
Ahrens Henry C, 49 Main
Amos Albert, 112 E University av
Baker Frederick, ws Market, sw cor Taylor
Behrens Henry, 51 Main
Coffey P. Mrs., 712 N Neil
Cunningham John, 69 Main
Kelly Joseph, 73 Main
Lierman August, 116 N First
Lutz George H., 30 Walnut
Miller Elizabeth M. Mrs., 65 Main
Morrissey Thomas, 34 Walnut
Ruchmann Ludwig, 79 Main
SIEGEL THEODORE, 59 Market, (see adv. front col'd p D)
Stull Thomas A., 122 N First
Sullivan William, 67 Market
Thorpe & Priestley, 40 Main
SALT.
Marble S. M., 42 Walnut
SAND AND GRAVEL DEALERS.
Beardsley & Stipes, 140 E Eureka
SAUSAGE MAKERS. SCHUMACHER PETER, 108 E University av SECOND-HAND STORES.
BUTTERFIELD, A. M., 411 N Neil Huston William, 73 N Neil
SEEDS.
Hardy W. F., 66 and 68 E University av SABIN C. J., 60 Main
112 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SEWING MACHINES.
LLOYDE D. H. & SON, 9 Main (see adv. p 94)
Singer Manufacturing Co. The, A. Boyd manager, 36 N Neil
SHIPPERS OF FAT STOCK.
SMITH BROS., 106 E University av and 61 N Neil (see adv. p80)
SHOEMAKERS.
Green Edwin, 413 N Neil McMillin James, 509 E White
SMALL FRUITS GROWERS.
Burris Sylvanus, es Mt. Hope av, 1st s Daniel Stewart John P., 406 John
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Morrissey John, 46 Main and 73 Market
SPORTING GOODS.
Fondersmith George, 35 N Neil
STATIONERY.
CUNNINGHAM A. P., 25 Main, (see adv. p 38)
STEAM HEATING.
Maltby & Wallace, 104 S Neil
STOVES AND HARDWARE.
BUTTERFIELD A. M., 411 N Neil
TAILORS (MERCHANT).
Costello Frank T., 21 Main
Dollinger Frank, 9, 1 Main
OTTENHEIMER & CO., 18 Main, (see adv. p 68)
Roberts William & Son, 16 Main
Schoule John J., 36 Main
Schweizer & VVoody, 7 Main
Tick Paul, 45 Main
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Central Union Telephone Co., 14 Main
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.; A. R. Marshall agent, 14 Main
CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 113
TINWARE.
Madden James D., 76 N Neil
TOILET ARTICLES.
SWANNELL H., 1 Main, (see adv. front col'd p H)
TRANSFER LINE. CHESTER HUBERT, 58 First South
TUBULAR WELL BORERS.
Yates A. G., 502 E Church Yates George B., 502 E Church
TURNING, SCROLLS SAWING, ETC.
Welshley E. R. & Co.. S Neil, sw cor W Clark
TWINE (RED ELEPHANT BRAND).
EMPIRE CORDAGE CO. THE, Geo. H. Squires gen man- ager, E Eureka, cor Champaign, (see adv. front col'd p H)
UNDERTAKERS.
BACON & MITTENDORF, 12 Main Kruse John C, 86 E University av
UNIVERSITY SUPPLIES.
CUNNINGHAM A. P., 25 Main, (see adv. p 38)
UPHOLSTERERS. Insley Tennery, 32 N Neil
VARIETY STORE.
Greenhalgh J. R., 6 Main
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Baker William A., 1 Main Baumgardner George G., 11 N Neil Rittenhouse David, 109 E White
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES.
LLOYDE D. H. & SON, 9 Main (see adv. page 94) SWANNELL H., 1 Main (see adv. front col'd p D)
WAGON MAKERS.
Appling John, 100 N Neil Bragg John, 501 N Neil
114 CHAMPAIGN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHING MACHINE AGENTS.
Dunham William, 609 W Springfield av
WATERWORKS.
Union Manufacturing Co., offtce 32 Main
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.
Burkett William P., 57 N Neil Garwood Lanson C, 13 Main Hill C. S., y Main Riley Ozias, 14 Main
WINES AND LIQUORS (WHOLESALE).
Morrissey Thomas, 34 Walnut
WINES AND LIQUORS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL).
SIEGEL THEODORE, 59 Market (see adv. front col'd p D)
Urbana City Directory.
HBBREiZIKTIONS.
agt agent
asst assistant
av avenue
bldg building
boul boulevard
blk block
elk clerk
cor corner
E east
es east side
N north
ne northeast
nr near
ns north side
nw northwest
opp opposite
pres president
propr proprietor
Rev Reverend
r resides
rd road
S south
se southeast
sec secretary
ss south side
sw south vkfest
treas treasurer
W west
ws west side
wid widow
ADAMS ALBERT, r Main, ne cor Walnut Adams James, photographer, r North, nw cor Dry Adams John W., barber, r ws Orchard, 1st s University av Adams Willis, r ns Clark, 2d w Lincoln av Ahlrich August, carpenter, r ws Linn, 2d s Main Ainsley Henry, ditcher, r Market, se cor California Ainsley Henry, r Market, se cor California Ainsley John W., butcher, r Market, se cor California Akers Jackson, carpenter, r ns Clark, 3d e Lincoln av Albert Jesse, painter, r ss High, 2d e Market Albert Rachel P. Mrs., r Ater, se cor Birch Albert Vada Miss, milliner, r ss High, 2d e Market Alkire Gertrude Miss, domestic M. D. Busey Alkire J. V., laborer, r es Busey av, opp First Alley Arthur, clerk, r Elm, ne cor Race Allen David, student, bds ss Green, 2d e Orchard Allen John, laborer, r Oregon, nw cor Urbana av AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., John R. Nelson agent, 30 Main Anderson E. F., r ss Green, 2d e Grove Anderson GeorgejW., painter, r Walnut, sw cor Dry
116 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Anderson Matthew, laborer, r W Main, nw cor Race Anderson M. A., r Walnut, sw cor Dry
ANDERSON RUFUS, foreman of the Mechanical Engineer- ing Shops, Illinois State University, r ss Springfield av, 1st w Goodwin av Anderson Scott, foreman, bds Elm, se cor Broad Anderson Sylvester, r Stoughton, sw cor Harvey Anderson William D., teamster, r ss Green, 2d e Grove Andrews John, laborer, r White, nw cor Eads Ater Abraham, machinist, r ns University av, 2d w Coler av Ater John, laborer, r es Market, 2d s Green Ayres Fred W., compositor Herald office, rns Green, 2d wVine Ayers Homer W., lawyer, r Buscy av, nw cor W Main
BAILEY H. M., day clerk, Caldwell House Baker A. B., janitor University
Baker Ira A., brakeman, r Oregon, nw cor Vine
Banford Harry R., clerk, r 13 W Main
Banford John H., restaurant, 13 W Main
Banford Stanley I., machinist, r 13 W Main
Bangs Alonzo, hackman, r Clark, sw cor Eads
Barr Andrew (McBeath & Barr), also tile mfrs, r ns University av, opp Cemetery
Barr Andrew, Jr., r Ins University av, opp Cemetery
BARRICKLOW CHARLES A., (J. C. Kirkpatrick & Co.), r ns High, 2d w Broad
Bartley William, teamster, r Coler av, sw cor First
Bass William, street car driver, r ns Oregon, 3rd w Maple
Bates Katie Miss, domestic P. Richards
Battershell Belle Miss, milliner, r ws Park, 1st n University av
Beasley Clarence, r es Walnut, 4th s Oregon
Beasley Victor, plasterer, r es Walnut, 4th s Oregon
Beasley William A., plasterer, r es Walnut, 4th s Oregon
Beaty Resey Miss, r North, nw cor Oregon
Beaty T. M. (Bowers, Clements & Beaty), r High, ne cor Broad
Beckwith Joseph, r ns University av, 2d e Orchard
Beckwith William C, cashier, r es West, 2d n Main
Beckwith William H., grocer and baker, 2 Main, r es West, 2d n Main
Beidler Susan Mrs., r 702 University av
Bemont Joseph, r ss E Main, 2d e S Vine
Bennett Fletcher, street car driver, r ws Urbana av, 3rd n Cali- fornia
Bennett G. M. (Knowlton & Bennett), r ws Central av, 5th n Main
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 117
Bennett James L., r ws Urbana av, 2d n California
Bennett Samuel P., driver, r California, nw cor Walnut
Bensil W., farmer, r ss California, 2d e Orchard
Bensyl Rufus, r ss Ater, 1st w Broad
Berry John E., insurance, 3 W Main, r 1 W Main
BESORE CHARLES A., coal, r ne cor Green
Besore George, lumber and coal, ws Market, nr railroad depot,
r Dry, sw cor Vine Besore Ida Miss, r Dry, sw cor Vine Bibler James, r California, nw cor Birch Bills Frank L., com. trav., r ns Elm, opp Orchard Bing Charles, clothing, r ns High, 2d w Birch Bing Edward, student, r ns High, 2d w Birch Bing Jonas, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 22 Main, r
ns High, 2d w Birch Bing Lewis L., merchant tailor 22 Main, r ns High, 2d w Birch Bing Louis, clerk, r ns High, 2d w Birch Birdzell Edward D., saloon, ns E Main, 5th e Market, r Green,
cor Walnut Black Sarah Mrs., r High, nw cor Birch Blackshaw Edward, dentist. Masonic Temple bldg, r Busey av,
nw cor Springfield av Blakeslee Thomas, laborer, r s railroad track, 1st e Central av Blue Charles, clerk, r ns Clark, 4th e Lincoln av Blue James P., car repairer, r ws Race, 2d s University av Blue T. F., machinist, r ns Clark, 4th e Lincoln av Blye Charles, night clerk St. Nicholas Hotel Boas William, boarding, r E Main, se cor S Vine Bond John W., brickmaker, r es Maple, 2d n High Booton Francis A., constable, r ns First, 3d e Lincoln av Booton John B., painter, r ns First 2d e Lincoln av Borgland Anna M. Mrs., r extreme south end of Nelson av Borguis Charles, brakeman, bds Orchard, cor University av Bort George A., painter, r ns Green, 1st e Race Bowditch Frederick, teacher, bds California, ne cor Birch Bowers, Clements & Beaty (William Bowers, William Clements
and T. M. Beaty), agricultural implements, Market, bet
Elm and Green Bowers William (Bowers, Clements & Beaty), r es Vine, nr
city limits Bowman Robert, engineer, r ns University av, 7th e Orchard Bowman Willis M., cabinetmaker, r ss High, 2d w Market Boyd Allen (Boyd & Newby), r ss Green, 2d w Maple Boyd John, carpenter, r ss Springfield av, 1st w Coler av Boyd John, carpenter and contractor, ss Elm, 2d w Market
118 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Boyd & Newby (Allen Boyd and Harry Newby), groceries and
provisions, 12 Main Bradford A. F., machinist, r Maple, ne cor Dry Bradshaw Elizabeth, wid William, r California, ne cor North Brasch George, fireman, r Walnut, ne cor Dry Brash Oliver, farmer, r ss Dry, 8d e Maple Briggs Samuel C, engineer, r High, ne cor Broad Brining Lulu Miss, r N. Main, ;kl n North Broaddus V. Mrs., r ss Green, 2d e Goodwin av ERODE HOWARD S., prof, zoology University, r Busey av,
nw cor W. Main Bronfield J. V., blacksmith, r Vine, ne cor Elm Bronson Jerusha T., wid Eugene, r Springfield av, sw cor Nel- son av Bronson Thomas D., electrician, r exreme s end of Nelson av Brothers George, blacksmith, r ns California, 2d e Walnut Brown Albert, conductor, r E. Elm, se cor Vine Brown Frederick G., student, r Green, se cor Coler av Brown F. A. Mrs., r ws Market, 2d n Oregon Brown Henry, junk dealer, r ss Ater, 2d e Broad Brown Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r with Mr. Boyd Brown Minnie Miss, r Green, se cor Coler av Brown Warren H., t ws Market, 2d n Oregon Brown William G., circuit clerk, r Green, se cor Coler av Brownfield Mahala Mrs., r s railroad track, 2d e Central av BROWNLEE JAMES H., prof, of rhetoric University, r
Central av, ne cor Water Bruffett David E., r Race, nw cor W^ater Buchanan James, machinist, bds 35 Elm Buckles Cyrus, laborer, bds ss Water, 1st w Market Bunch Martha, wid Joseph, r es Goodwin av, 2d s W. Main Bunch Taylor, laborer, r es Goodwin av, 2d s W. Main Burchnall Wilfred, carpenter, r es Linn, 1st s Main Burchnall William, r es Linn, 1st s Main Burgstrom Charles W., carpenter, r Clark, ne cor Babcock Burk Albert M., laborer, r Champaign, nw cor Eads Burk Charles, laborer, r Champaign, nw cor Eads Burk Mary, wid Martin, r Champaign, nw cor Eads Burk Wilbur, laborer, r Champaign, nw cor Eads Burke Arthur, deputy sheriff, r court-house Burke John, laborer, r ns Green, 2d w Birch Burke M. J., roadmaster C, C, C. & St. L. R. R., r N. Main, ne
cor Busey av Burke P. E., sheriff Champaign county, r court-house Burke Thomas, fireman C, C, C. & St. L. R. R., r N. Main, ne cor Busey av
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY 119
Burke William, r court-house
Burnett Elizabeth Mrs., r Race, ne cor High
Burnett George, laborer, r ws Vine, 2d s Oregon
Burns James, railway postal clerk, r N Main, 3d n North
Burrill John, r High, se cor Coler av
BURRILL THOMAS J., prof, botany, r Green, se cor Nel- son av
Burt Henry, r ns Dry, 1st e Busey av
Burt Isabel, wid H. Jackson, r ns Dry, 1st e Busey av
Burt Thomas, deputy county clerk, r ns Dry, 1st e Busey av
Busch Charles T., furniture and undertaker, 48 Main, r Vine, se cor Dry
Busey Albert, r N Main, nw cor Coler av
Busey Frank L., r Green, s cor Race
Busey George W., cashier Busey's Bank, r ns University av, 1st e Busey av
Busey Lucy Miss, r N Main, nw cor Coler av
Busey M. D., farmer, r Green, sw cor Race
Busey M. E., r N Main, nw cor Coler av
Busey M. W., pres Busey's Bank, r ss Elm, 2d e Birch
Busey Samuel T., r ns Main, bet Orchard and West
Busey S. H., vice-pres Busey's Bank, r ns University av, 1st e Busey av
Busey's Bank, M. W. Busey pres, S. H. Busey vice-pres, Geo. W. Busey cashier, 23 Main
Busey's Hall, 17 and 19 W Main
Buthein Arnold, student, bds Caldwell House
Butler James R., janitor court-house, r es Urbana av, 2d n Cali- fornia av
Butler Mary Mrs., r ws Race, 2d s Ater
Butman Herman, machinist, bds es Grove, 1st s Wabash Ry.
Butt Lincoln, carpenter, r es Vine, 2d s High
Butterfield Rhoda, wid I, r ss Springfield av, 2d e S Wright
CAIN JOHN (Cain & Co.), bds St. Nicholas Hotel Cain & Co., (J. Cain and C. F. Sehlorff), boots and shoes, 11 W Main Caldwell House, Jackson Caldwell propr, 42 Main Caldwell Jackson, prop. Caldwell House, 42 Main Call George W., agricultural implements and coal, Market, sw
cor Elm, r Race, se cor High Call Samuel, shoemaker, r ns Green, 2d e Race Callahan Jerry, r Maple, sw cor High Campbell L. C, r Dry, se cor Birch Campbell Thomas, laborer, r High, nw cor Walnut
120 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Jkmes M. carpenter Livery, Boarding, Breeding ^'' Sale Stable
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS.
North Side East Main,
UHBANA, Ililt.
Campbell Thomas, Jr., laborer, r High, nw cor Walnut
Candy A. R., bds Caldwell House
Cannon Daniel D., deputy sheriff, r High, nw cor Birch
Cantner Charles P., grocer, 8 Main
Cantner James, clerk C. P. Cantner, r 8 Main
Carman B. F., r ss First, 2d e Lincoln av
Carman Edward, foundryman, r ss First, 2d e Lincoln av
CARPENTER HARVEY I., Prof., r Race, sw cor Dry
Carpenter James, laborer, r es Birch, 2d s Ater
CARPENTER JAMES M., livery and boarding stable, r ns
E Main, 2d e Walnut Carpenter Nathan, house mover, r es Birch, 2d s Ater Carrier William, section foreman, r ns University av, 3d e Coler
av Carroll Belle Miss, domestic Mrs. R. Somers Carson Thomas B., com trav, r High, ne cor Birch Carter Martin, laborer, r ns Water, 1st w Market Cash Bruce, r Clark, se cor Somers Cash ?2dward, well borer, r Clark se cor Somers Cash Henry, carpenter, r Clark, se cor Somers .Cash John, carpenter, r Clark, se cor Somers Casper Shields, laborer, r ns California, 2d w Birch Cassel Samuel, plasterer, r Oregon, ne cor Walnut Cassel Sarah Mrs., r Oregon, ne cor Walnut Castor A. J. M., r ss Green, 2d w Birch Castorf Louis, laborer, r ss Park, 1st w Market Chadwick Harry, engineer, r Market, nw cor High Champaign City Works, Park, e Eads CHAMPAIGN COUNTY HERALD, M.W. Mathews propr,
Main, ne cor Market Charles George, blacksmith, r es Walnut, 3d s Oregon Chase J. M., house painter, r ss Springfield av, 3d e S Wright Chase S. T., wid Anthony, r ss Springfield av, 2d e S Wright
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
121
C. N. CLHRK
DEALER IN
Jlartle^ Gmnlte JWoiiaments
Also 'Wood and Marble Mantels,
Grave Covers, Sea Shells,
Iron and Stone
Vases.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
4-9 West JVTain Street,
tlf^Bflflfl, Ilili.
C, C. C. & St. L. Ry. depot, Front, bet Central av and West,
John A. Glover agent C, C. C. & St. L. Ry. Locomotive and Car Works, O. H. Jack- son master mechanic and superintendent, Main, cor Grove Christian Church, ss Main, 2d e North, Rev. R. Harris pastor Christian Orrin, switchman, bds University av, cor Orchard Citizens' Building Association, R. A. Weber, sec, w s Market,
opp Court House Clark Amos C, student, r N Main, sw cor Colter av CLARK CYRUS N., marble and granite works, ns Main, 7th
w Race, r Dry, ne cor Birch Clark Dorothy, wid William G., r n s Springfield av, 1st e Eads Clark Edith L., student, r N Main, sw cor Coler av Clark Frank H., student, r N Main, sw cor Coler av Clark Henry S., r N Main, sw cor Coler av Clark Hugh, marble cutter, bds 85 Elm Clark Morton, machinist, r ns High, 2d w Broad Clark Thomas A., student, r ns Springfield av, 1st e Eads Clark William, r ns Springfield av, 1st e Eads Clauser Bros. (D. N. and W. H. Clauser), photographers, r5
W Main Clauser David N. (Clauser Bros.) r Caldwell House
122 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Clauser William H. (Clauser Bros.) r Caldwell House
Clements Frank, r ss Elm, 3d E Walnut
Clements James, sawmill, r ss Elm, 8d e Walnut
Clements William (Bowers, Clements & Beaty), r Oregon, se
cor Birch Clifford Edward, laborer, bds ns W Main, 8d w Race Cohen Nathan H., cigar manfr, W Main, ne cor Race, r Elm,
cor North Coleman Alice Mrs., r ns White, 2d e Romine Cole Charles W., engineer, r es Grove, 1st s Wabash Ry Cole L. F., carpenter, r Vine, nw cor High Collins Andrew, laborer, r es Grove, 2d s Green Colvin Clyde, butcher, r E. Main, sw cor Urbana av Colvin Samuel, manager T. J. Colvin, r E. Main Colvin Thomas J., meat market, 4 Main, r California, sw cor Race Comstock Eli, tile maker, r Stoughton, 8d w Harvey Conkel John, carpenter and builder, r ws Race, 2d s Green Connerty Hugh, saloon, r ns Elm, 2d w Vine Conncrty James, boiler maker, r ns Elm, 2d w Vine Connerty James, laborer, r Urbana av, sw cor E. Elm Conncrty James, Jr., laborer, r Urbana av, sw cor E. Elm Cooper Daniel C, blacksmith, r Ury, ne cor Broad Cooper Edson C, machinist, r Dry, ne cor Broad Corbly Jonathan R., r Grove, ne cor High Corbly Robert S., com. trav., r Grove, ne cor High Corwin James, chief engineer water works, bds ns Park, 1st e
Eads Cosner Mary, chambermaid Caldwell House Courtney Albert, wiper, r ss Elm, 2d e Walnut Courtney Rebecca Mrs., r Urbana av, ne cor High Courtney William R., laborer, r Urbana av, ne cor High Cowley James, laborer, r ns Water, 2d e Market Crabtree Furman T., painter, r Stoughton, se cor Lincoln av Crabtrec Otis, laborer, r Stoughton, se cor Lincoln av Cragier Charles, bartender, r ss Clark, 4th w Busey av Crane Frank Rev., pastor M. E. Church, r es Race, 2d s Green Creek Daniel, r Oregon, se cor North
Creek John F., carpenter and bid, r ns Oregon, 1st e Orchard Creigicr Mary Miss, domestic T. S. Hubbard Cressy W., r 85 Elm
Crumpton John H., conductor, r ws Central av, 6th n Main Cunningham Howard, clerk, r ns Green, 2d e North Cunningham Ida Miss, r es Market, 2d n High Cunningham Joseph O., lawyer, 1 W Main, rThe Cedars Cunningham Myrtle Miss, r ns Green, 2d e North
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 123
Cunningham Newton, clerk, res Market, 2d n High
Cunningham Thomas, carpenter, bds Market, se cor Green
Curtis Frank L., conductor, r ws Race, 2d n Green
Cuyler Charles, r ns Dry, 2d w Market
Cuyler William, r ns California, 2d \v Market
Cuyler W. Mrs., r ns Dry, 2d w Market
Czikoowski John, laborer, r Dublin
Czrhwonka August, laborer, r ns Water, 4th e Central av
Czrhwonka Christopher, laborer, r ns Water, -Ith e Central av
DAHLENBURG HERMAN, saloon, ns E Main, 4th e Market, r ss Springfield av, 1st e Coler av Darby Henry H., farmer, r Dry, se cor Broad Dare George, helper, bds ws Central av, 3d n Main Davidson Frank E., machinist, r ss Elm, 2d w Broad Davis Frank, brakeman C, C, C. & St. L. R. R., bds Miss M.
Baird Davis N., scavenger, r ns Main, nr city limits Davis W., car builder, bds Elm, se cor Broad Davison J. K., propr St. Nicholas Hotel, 8, 10 and 12 Main Davison Sarah E. Miss, r St. Nicholas Hotel Dawson Alice W. Mrs., r ss Elm, 3d w Broad Dawson Henry, laborer, r ss Stoughton, 2d s Harvey Dean Eliza M. Mrs., r ns White, 2d e Romine Definbaugh Charles, machinist, r ns High, 2d e Urbana av Definbaug-h Samuel B., engineer, r ss E Main, 2d e S Vine Definbaugh Sarah Mrs., r 1st w Race, nr city limits Definbaugh S., laborer, r 1st \v Race, nr city limits Definbaugh William, cupola tender, r Ater, se cor Broad Dempsey Isaac, laborer, r es Linn, 3d s Main Dempsey John, boiler maker, r es Linn, 3d s Main Denton Charles H., switchman, r Market, sw cor California Derolf George, switchman, r Clark, se cor Coler av Derrough Asher D. (Derrough & Son), r ws Central av, 2d n
Main Derrough Edward E., tile maker, r ws Central av, 2d n Main Derrough Oliver A. (Derrough & Son), r University av, ne cor
Eads Derrough A. D. & Son (A. D. and O. A. Derrough), brick and
tile manufacturers. University av, ne cor Eads Dewey James, student, r Green, sw cor Coler av Dewey Louise Miss, r Green, sw cor Coler av Dickerson Anderson, porter, r White, nw cor Lincoln av Dickson Niles, machinist, r University av, sw cor Lincoln av Dickson William, machinist, r University av, nw cor Lincoln av
124 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Dillon George S., carpenter, r Clark, ne cor Somers
Dodge Francis, r es Market, 8d s Oregon
Dodge James, plasterer, r es Market, '6d s Oregon
Dodge John, r es Market, 3d s Oregon
Donnelly John, fireman, r ns Park, 1st e Water Works
Donohew Bros. (O. P. and L. N. Donohew), laundry, ns W
Main, 8th w Race Donohew George, laundry, r Clark, ne cor Romine Donohew Lewis N. (Donohew Bros.), r University av, se cor
Eads Donohew Oliver P. (Donohew Bros.), r University av, ne cor
Lincoln av Dougan Elmer, clerk, r N Main, se cor Busey av Dougan John H., meat market, es Race, 8d s Main, r N Main,
se cor Busey av Douglas Samuel, farmer, r Market, ne cor Oregon Downing Joseph, engineer, r Clark, se cor Romine Drury Alice Mrs., clerk, r ns Elm, 2d e Broad Duff .Mar)- K. Mrs., r High, nw cor North DUNLOP JAMES, lawyer, real estate and insurance. Water,
bet Market and Race Dunlap John, boiler maker, r Water, bet Market and Race Dunn James T., laborer, r ss Main, 2d w Linn Dunseth James M., student, r High, nw cor Orchard Dunseth J. W., r High, nw cor Orchard
EALEY WILLIAM M. Rev., r Oregon, se cor Maple Eaten Arthur L., tailor, r ss First, 1st w Coler av Edwards Laura, domestic Mrs. E. H. Turner Eggleston George B., canvasser, r ss High, 1st e Race Elwood Thomas E., tile maker, r ns Park, 2d e Wright England Jacob D., r ss Oregon, 1st w Race England Joseph, laborer, r ss Oregon, 1st w Race Ermenkrout Aimee Miss, teacher, r ns Green, 2d w Goodwin av Ermenkrout Augusta Miss, r ns Green. 2d w Goodwin av Ermenkrout Rosa Miss, student, r ns Green, 2d w Goodwin av Ermenkrout William }., loans, r ns Green, 2d w Goodwin av EUBELING FREDERICK E., boots and shoes, 15 W Main Evans W. A., foreman Champaign County Herald, r High, nw
cor North Everest George T. Rev., r ns Green, 2d e market Everett Frank, carpenter, bds Main, sw cor Vine Everett Mary A. Airs., r 70(5 University av Everett M. K. Miss, teacher, r 700 University av
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FARLEY HENRY W., r Green, se cor Broad Felix Charles E., laborer, r ns High, 1st e Grove Felix Washington, painter, r ns High, 1st e Grove Ferris William W., brakeman, r ns Elm, 1st w Race Finfrock John H., foreman, r ss Elm, 2d E Birch Finnegan Thomas, car insp O. I. & W., r Elm, nw cor Vine First Baptist Church, Race, nw cor Dr)^ Rev. W. W. Smith
pastor First National Bank of Urbana, P. Richards pres, F. M. Wright
vice-pres, H. W. Mahan cashier, Main, ne cor Market First Universalist Church, Green, se cor Birch Fiscus John C, carpenter, r ns Clark, 2d e Coler av FISHER A. F. (W. W. Walls & Co.), r Chicago Fitzgerald Maurice, dairyman, r Green, nw cor Birch Flaherty Theresa, domestic Prof. T. J. Burrill Flynn Charles M., molder, r High, sw cor Birch Flynn G. W. Mrs., r High, sw cor Birch Foote Eva Miss, teacher, r Elm, sw cor Orchard Foote Frank W., r Elm, sw cor Orchard Foote L. M. Mrs., r Elm, sw cor Orchard FORBES S. A., professor of zoology and State entomologist,
r ss Springfield av, se cor Nelson av Ford, Thomas & Saffell (W. J. Ford, J. C. Thomas and W. I.
Saffell), agricultural implements, carriages, etc., N Market,
sw cor Water Ford William J. (Ford, Thomas & Saffell), r ws market, 2d s
Oregon Forley E., r ss Green, 3d w Broad Foster Albert, laborer, bds ws Linn, 1st s Main Fourth Ward School, Urbana av, bet Green and High, J. W.
Hayes, supt Fowler Robert P., brakeman, r ws Market, 1st n Green Frame Simeon, driver, r Green, sw cor Maple Frane Emma, dining-room girl, Caldwell House. Frankberger E., r ss Oregon, 2d e Birch Franklin George W., r Race, nw cor Ater
Franks Thomas, florist, ns W Main, 9th w Race, r Champaign Franz Frederick, helper, r Grove, se cor High Frawley Andrew, machinist, bds ss Water, 1st w Market Freeman Augustus, engineer C. C. C. & St. L. R. R., r Univer- sity av, ne cor Orchard Freeman Charles G., oil dealer, r Market, nw cor High French O. M., machinist, bds University av, nw cor Eads Fr)^er Ebenezer, stone mason, r es Race, 3d s Water Fryer Edward, bricklayer, r ss Busey av, 1st e Lincoln av
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Fryer Elizabeth Mrs., r es Race, 2d s Water
Fryer George, bricklayer, r es Race, 2d s Water
Fryer Lucy Miss, r es Race, 2d s Water
Fryer Thomas, bricklayer, r es Race, 2d s Water
Fugate John T., physician, Gills Block, r High, sw cor Broad
Fulton B. W., r ss First, 2d \v Coler av
Fulton James, bookkeeper, r Urbana av, se cor High
Fulton R., r Market, ne cor Green
Fulton William, laborer, r Main, ne cor Walnut
GABRIEL FRANK, carpenter, r ss Stoughton, 1st w Lin- coln av Ganscl Ella, dining-room girl, Caldwell House Garman W^illiam .S., r ns Park, 8d e Race Garrett Eli, r ws Race, 4th s University av Gensel Samuel, laborer, r bet Orchard and West, nr Wabash
R. R. Gere Chester C, watchmaker and jeweler, 29 W Main, r Busey
av, nw cor Springfield av Gere C, r Green, sw cor Race Gere Frank M., painter, r ws Walnut, 2d n High Gere John, dry goods and carpets, r 3 W Main, r Green, sw
cor Race Gere Myron Mrs., r 85 Elm Gere Warren M., r w^s Walnut, 2d n High Gibbons Mary Mrs., r Oregon, ne cor W'alnut Gibbs James R., farmer, r es Vine, nr Ater Gibson James E., engineer, r es Grove, 8d n Green Gill H. C. Mrs., r Busey av, nw cor Green Gillan Thomas, r ws Race, 2d s California Gilmir Alexander, laborer, r Champaign, sw cor Eads Gilmir Elmer E., laborer, r Champaign, sw cor Eads Gilmir RoUin, laborer, r Champaign, sw cor Eads Glasscock Alice Miss, teacher, r Oregon, sw cor Broad Glasscock Ida Miss, teacher, r Oregon, sw cor Broad Glasscock James H., com trav, r Oregon, sw cor Broad Glasscock L. F. Miss, teacher, r Oregon, sw cor Broad Gleason Wallace, bds ns High, 2d e Birch Glover John A., agent C, C. C. & St. L. Ry., r Central av, nw
cor Main Goff Milton, r ss Green, 1st e Goodwin av Golden Eugene S., clerk, r ns University av, 9th e Orchard Golder Howard W., engineer, r Grove, se cor Main Goodrich Solomon, com trav, r Race, nw cor Elm Goodspeed Anna E. Mrs., r ns High, 2d e North
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Goodspeed Clarence, r Orchard, se cor University av Goodspeed Dora Miss, r Orchard, se cor University av Goodspeed Doras H., carpenter, r Orchard, se cor University av Goodspeed L. H., restaurant and confectionery, 28 Main, r ns
High, 2d e North Goodspeed Walter, machinist, r Orchard, se cor University av Gordon Alexander, r Race, nw cor Green Gordon Frank, brakeman, bds Mrs. M. Baird Goucher John B., r ns Springfield av, 1st e Coler av Gould J. W., freight conductor, bds Caldwell House Graham Robert, farmer, r California, sw cor Orchard G. A. R. Hall, 16 Main
Grant Isaac, ditcher, r ws Walnut, 1st s Dry Grant Jeremiah, carriage trimmer, r ss Ater, 2d w Broad Grant J., laborer, r Oregon, nw cor Walnut Grant William R., r es Urbana av, 2d s Dry Greene Herbert, student, r T. R. Seals Griffith Frank, plasterer, r Oregon, sw cor Vine Grill A., carpenter, r bds ss Elm, 3d e Walnut Grimes Christian, r White, nw cor Eads Grimes Edison B., painter, r Dry, se cor Maple Grimes Hannah L., r Dry, se cor Maple Grosboeck Charles, helper, r ss Main, nr city limits Gross Adam, foreman, r ns Clark, 3d w Lincoln av Gross John, r ns Clark, 3d w Lincoln av Groves George, carpenter, r High, se cor North Groves Maude Miss, r Elm, sw cor Orchard Gulick Alga P. (Gulick Tailoring Co.), r Rantoul Gulick Charles W. (Gulick Tailoring Co.), r N Main, se cor
Lincoln av Gulick Frank M., student, r N Main, se cor Lincoln av Gulick Tailoring Co. (A. P. and C. W. Gulick), W Main, ne cor
Race Guyer William H., shoemaker, r Market, se cor Oregon
HALBERSTADT ELI, miller. Race, sw cor Locust, r Cen- tral av, se cor Water Hall Benjamin D., sewing machine agent, r ns Springfield av,
1st w Babcock av Hall Samuel S., gardener, r Springfield av, se cor Lincoln av Hamme James H., painter, r ns Main, -Ith e Grove Hammer Edward G., machinist, r ns Green, 2d e Walnut Hanes Ernest, conductor, r Elm, se cor Birch Hanes Ida B. Miss, librarian public library, r ss Elm, 2d w Race Haney James, laborer, r ws Walnut, 2d s Oregon
128 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Harding Isaac N., painter, r 56 N Main
Hardy A. E. Mrs., r ns Green, 2d e North
Harger John, cigarmaker, bds St. Nicholas Hotel
Harman John J., messenger, r ws Race, 2d s California
Harmison James, r Clark, ne cor Lincoln av
Harmon Houston, brakeman, r ns Park, 4th e Race
Harp Martha A. Mrs., r Vine, se cor Green
Harrie Martin, r Market, sw cor Oregon
Harris Jesse, horseshoer, ss Main, 1st e Broad
Harris John G., barber, r Race, sw cor Oregon
Harris Robert Rev., pastor Christian Church, r Vine
Hart Charles A., entomologist, r ss Green, 4th e Goodwin av
Hart Jennie E., wid W. H., r ss Green, 4th e Goodwin av
Hartley Jesse, laborer, r ws Race, 2d s California
Harvey J. D. (Harvey & Kyle), r Main, nw cor Vine
Harvey Moses, Carpenter, r ss California, 2d w Birch
Harvey William T., butcher, r ns Elm, 2d e Broad
Harvey & Kyle (J. D. Harvey and George A. Kyle), bakers
and confectioners. Race, nw cor Elm Hatch Freeman W. Rev., pastor Church of God, r ns High, 2d
e Grove Hatch John E., laborer, r ns High, 2d e Grove Hauersperger Peter, merchant tailor, 22 E Main Hawkins Stephen T., r ns Green, 1st w Goodwin av Hawley Frank, blacksmith, r Elm, ne cor Busey av Hawlcy Oscar J., manager, r Elm, ne cor Busey av Hayes James A., janitor, r Oregon, sw cor Birch Hayes Philip, laborer, bds ns W Main, 3d w Race Haymes Robert H., r Clark, sw cor Busey av Haymes Robert H. Mrs., milliner, Clark, sw cor Busey av Hays A. F., r ns University av, 1st e Coler av Hays J. W., principal high school, r ns University av, 1st e
Coler av Hays W. J., car builder, r Busey av, nw cor Springfield av Heckler Charles E., bookkeeper, r California, se cor Maple Heckler W. Mrs., r California, se cor Maple Heller Eli J. ( Heller & Toy), r ss Dry, 2d e Broad Heller James I, farmer, r es Walnut, 2d s Oregon Heller John T., engineer, r ns Oregon, 2d e Market Heller Joshua, farmer, r es Walnut, 2d s Oregon Heller Richard, teamster, r Birch, sw cor W Main Heller and Toy (Eli J. Heller and Silas Toy), drayage and coal- yard, ss Elm, 4th w Market Helt John, shoemaker, es Race. 2d s Main, r Main ne cor Vine Hendricks Charles L., horseshoer, r Market, se cor Water
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Herbstreit F. J., tailor, r ws Walnut, 1st n California Herring John, butcher, bds St. Nicholas Hotel Higginbotham, JohnT. (Higginbotham & Reimund), rWMain,
ne cor North Higginbotham & Reimund (JohnT. Higginbotham and George
A. Reimund), groceries and provisions, 16 Main Higgins Thomas, compositor, r Elm, se cor Broad Hill Stephen, laborer, r ns First, 4th e Lincoln av Hill William H., r Vine ne cor Green Hines John, laborer, r Park, ne cor Somers Hines John C, laborer, r Park, ne cor Somers Hines Joseph, laborer, r Park, ne cor Somers Hines William, well borer, bds University av, nw cor Eads Hoffman Jane Mrs., r es Linn, 2d s Main Hogan Ann, boarding, ns W Main, 3d w Race Holland Ira M., farmer, r es Race, 2d n Ater Holloway Isaiah, r ss Dry, 2d e Birch Holmes Charles B., city clerk, r ss Clark, 2d w Busey av Hoover Charles W., restaurant, 9 W Main Hoover David, r 9 W Main Hoover Edward, teamster, r 9 W Main Horn Lewis S., marble cutter, r High, sw cor Walnut Hough Jennie, cook J. H. Banford Houser Albert, blacksmith, r Race ne cor High Houser Charles, laborer, r Race ne cor High Houser Elijah, laborer, r Race ne cor High Houser E. Mrs., r Race ne cor High Howard George D., carpenter, r North ne cor Dry Howe Richard, carpenter, r ss Stoughton, 1st w Eads Howe William R., carpenter, r ss Stoughton, lst,w Eads Hubbard Arthur F., farmer, r ss Stoughton, 1st e Harvey Hubbard George W. (Hubbard & Sons), r Birch, nw cor Ore- gon Hubbard Harry T. (Hubbard & Sons), bds Elm, se cor Broad Hubbard Phidelia, wid Thomas E., r ss Stoughton, 1st e Harvey Hubbard T. S. (Hubbard & Sons), r Green, ne cor Birch Hubbard & Sons (T. S., George W. and Harry T. Hubbard),
stoves and hardware, 18 Main Huffcut Silas, carpenter, r Clark, ne cor Coler av Hunt Cory A., clerk, r ns Elm, 3d w Birch Hunt Edward, cigarmaker, r Elm, se cor Market Hunt Edward E., student, r ns Green, 2d w Orchard Hunt Gertie M. Miss, dressmaker, r Broad, se cor California Hunt Guy T., farmer, r Broad, se cor Calfornia Hunt Isabella Mrs., r ns Elm, 3d w Birch
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Hunt James H., farmer, r Broad, se cor California
Hunt Jonathan, r Broad, se cor California
Hunt Joseph E., druggist, 20 Main, r ns Green, 2d w Orchard
Hunt Leroy, laborer, r Green, nvv cor Walnut
Hurd James C, plasterer, r es Linn, oth s Main
Hurd James C, Jr., plasterer, r es Linn, 5th s Main
Huss W. \V., farmer, r University av, n\v cor Busey av
Hutchinson Frank, laborer, r ns Berlin, 1st e Wright
Hutchinson Henry, barber, r ns Berlin, Ist e Wright
Hutchinson William, laborer, r ns Berlin, 1st e Wright
Hyre Jacob E., carpenter and builder, r ns Clark, 2d e Romine
ILLINI THE, published by the students at the University of Illinois L O. O. F. Hall, 88 and 40 Main
Ingalls Frank A., painter, r ws Race, 4th s University av Ingalls William M., painter, r ss Oregon, 2d e Broad Innes John, foreman, r Market, nw cor California Innes Stella A. Miss, teacher, r Market, nw cor California Insley Aaron, r W Main, se cor Harvey Insley Albert, r W Main, se cor Harvey Insley John, r W Main, se cor Harvey Insley Thos. A., machinist, r Green, ne cor Birch Ireland David M., r es Walnut, 2d s Green Irvin Thomas, barber, r Oregon, nw cor Urbana av Irwin Henry, second-hand store, r Urbana av, se cor Dry Irwin James H., second-hand goods, ns W Main, 4th w Race, r
Dry, cor Urbana av Irwin Leonard E., r Dry, sw cor Urbana av
JACKSON ELIZABETH MRS., ss High bet Market and Race Jackson James A., carpenter, r ss High, bet Race and Jackson Jackson Lizzie Miss, r ss University av, 1st w West Jackson Mattie Miss, r ss University av, 1st w West Jackson Thomas E., clerk, r ss High, bet Race and Jackson Jackson Turner M., r ss University av, 1st w West JAQUES FRANK G., manager Champaign and Urbana Street
Railway, r ss Elm, 2d w Race Jaques Minnie Miss, r ss Elm, 2d w Race Jerauld Fanny Miss, r ss Clark, 8d w Busey av Jerauld Theodore, insurance agent, r ss Clark, 8d w Busey av Johns E. H., engineer, bds Elm, sw cor Walnut Johnson Charles, night switchman, r University av, sw cor Busey av
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Johnson Frank N„ carpenter, r High, se cor Market Johnson G. B. Mrs., r es Urbana av, 2d s Dry Johnson Henry, laborer, r ns Champaign, 1st e Wright Johnson James, farmer, Lincoln av, se cor Main Johnson Joseph, carpenter, r High se cor Market Johnson J. D. Mrs., r Elm, se cor North Johnson Richard B., capenter, r ns California, 2d e Birch Johnson Samuel, laborer, r es Romine, bet Berlin and Dublin Johnson Wilbur A., machinist, r ns California, 2d e Birch Johnson William D., farmer, r ss Main, 1st w Linn Jones Amy Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, ws Park, 1st n Uni- versity av Jones George S., barber, 24 Main, r ns Water, 2d e Race Jones Henry, r ws Park, 1st n University av Jordan Albert C, engineer, r Green, sw cor Vine Jordan Charles R., r Green, sw cor Vine Julian E. W., r ns Elm, 2d w Birch Julian Mary J. Mrs., teacher, rns Elm, 2d w Birch Justus Edward W., r California, se cor North Justus Mary Mrs., r ns Green, 2d w Walnut Justus Willard C, clerk, r ns Green, 2d w Walnut Justus William H., carpenter, r ns Green, 2d w Walnut Jutton Joseph, carpenter, r 56 Race
KAUCHER John T., carpenter, r cor Oregon and Broad Kaucher Joseph H., billiard hall, 19 W Main, r High, nw cor Broad Kaucher Martin W., carpenter, contractor and architect, ss
Elm, od w Market, r High, nw cor Broad Kaucher Thomas, carpenter, r Broad, ne cor Oregon Keelor Benjamin F., plasterer, r ss High, 2d e Birch Kelleher E. L. Mrs., r ws Market, 2d n Green Keller Susan, wid William, r ss Green, 2d e Birch Kennedy James, blacksmith, r ws Urbana av, 1st n Oregon Kennedy Scott, laborer, r ws Grove, 2d n High Kenyon D. A., r Market, se cor Dry Kenyon Israel S., brakeman, r Market, se cor Dry Kerr A. Mrs., r es Market, nr city limits Kerr James, farmer, r es Market, nr cit}^ limits Kerr Lester, bricklayer, r es Market, nr city limits Kiler Charles D., drug clerk, r 59 E Main Kiler Thomas, street car conductor, r 59 E Main Kimball E., r ss Oregon, nr Urbana av Kimbel C. J., Mrs., r Oregon, sw cor Vine King David A., farmer, r ns Main, 1st e Grove
PROPRIETORS OF
Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Glass and Queensware, Toys, Notions, and Gents' Furnishing Goods. In fact anything to be found in a general store.
132 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
J. C. KiRKPATRICK. J. C. KiRKPATRICK, Jr. C. A. BaRRICKLOW.
J. C KIRKPATRICK & CO-
II=R
ns, and Gent<
ral store.
No. 5 Main Street, - - URBANA, ILL.
King Frederick M., cutter, bds 85 W Elm
King L. S., student, bds Caldwell House
Kinghton Walter, porter Caldwell House
Kinnear S. D., carpenter, r ss High, 2d e North
Kenney Mary Mrs., r ss Water, 1st W Vine
Kinzel Frederick, merchant tailor, 23 W Main, r Matoon
Kirby John C, tile burner, r ss High, 3d w Market
Kirby Nelson, tile burner, r ss High, 3d w Market
Kirkpatrick Fannie L. Miss, r ss High, 3d w Broad
KIRKPATRICK JOHN C. (J. C. Kirkpatrick & Co.), r ss
High, 3d w Broad KIRKPATRICK JESSE C. (J C. Kirkpatrick & Co.), r ss
High, 3d w liroad Kirkpatrick Jessie C. Miss, r ss high, 3d w Broad KIRKPATRICK J. C. & CO. (John C. Kirkpatrick, C. A.
Barricklow and Jesse C. Kirkpatrick, general merchandise,
5 W Main Kisby E., helper, r Market, sw cor High Kline Clara Miss, teacher, r ss Elm, 3d w Broad Klingelhoofer Adolph, carpenter, bds Main se cor Linn Klockner August, r ss First, 1st e Orchard K. P. Hall, ns W Main, 7th w 8 Race
Knowlton E. M. ( Knowlton & Bennett), bds St Nicholas Hotel KNOWLTON & BENNETT (E. M. Knowlton and G. M.
Bennett), druggists, 30 Main Krabbe Fred, saloon, ns E Main, 3d e Market, r Champaign Kraiger Albert, blacksmith, r Market, ne cor Ater Kramer Joseph, tailor, r ns Green, 2d e Market Kyle George A. ( Harvey & Kyle), r W Elm, 1st w Race Kyle Mattie Miss, teacher East Side School, Champaign, r
Goodwin av, se cor W Main KYLE SAMUEL R., prin East Side School, Champaign, r
Goodwin av, se cor VV Main Kyle Thomas B., county surveyor, r Goodwin av, se cor W Main
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LAIRD JAMES, laborer, r s railroad track, 1st e Central av Laird Maggie Miss, r ws Orchard, 1st s University av Landes Joseph, laborer, r ns Busey av, 1st e Lincoln av Lane Edith, domestic Mrs. J. W. Sim. Lanham Bernard, r Stoughton, sw cor Coler av Lanham George, laborer, r Stoughton, sw cor Coler av Lawrence George W., r 19 Linn
Lawrence Richard, painter, r ns California, 2d e North Layton Barney, bartender Caldwell Hotel Leal Thomas R., r ns Green, 2d e Goodwin av Leary William, fireman, bds ss Water, 1st w Market Leavitt Julius A., S. S. Missionary for Illinois, r ss Green, 1st e
Lincoln av Lee George, laborer, r es Race, 2d s Water Lee G. C, barber, 25 W Main, r N Main, 1st e Lincoln av Lee Louisa M. Mrs., r Green, se cor North
Lee William T., barber, 26 Main, r ss University av, 2d w Lin- coln av LeFevre Irvilla Miss, teacher, r ws Market, 3d s Oregon LeFevre Isaac L., r ws Market, 3d s Oregon Lehman Daniel, conductor, r W Main, nw cor Race. Leppin Julius, carpenter, r Grove, ne cor W^right Leroy Charles D., painter r ns California, 2d w Birch Leroy F. M., teamster, r ns California, 2d w Birch Leroy John drayman, r ss High, 2d w Broad Leppin William, r Grove, ne cor Wright Liddie Margaret Mrs., r Elm, ne cor Walnut Lincoln George E., hostler, r ws Walnut, 2d s Green Lindley August M. (M. and A. M. Lindley), r Green, sw cor
Birch Lindley Elmer E., freight agent I. B. & W., r ss Dry, 2d w Race Lindley Mahlon (M. and A. M. Lindley), r Race, sw cor High Lindley M. and A. M. (Mahlon and Austin M. Lindley), phys- icians, 20 Main Lindley Walter W., postmaster, r ss Green, 2d w North Lindsey George W., r Green, ne cor Busey av Lindsey James E., teamster, r Walnut, ne cor High Lindsey Martha Mrs., r Green, ne cor Busey av Lindsey Thomas, machinist, bds Grove, se cor Main Lindsey Thomas E., r Green, ne cor Busey av Linemann Anthony, harness, ns E Main, 7th e Market Little John R., car repairer, r es Orchard, 1st n University av Littler Albert, teamster, r es Race, 2d s Oregon Littler Isaac, engineer, r ss Main, 2d w Vine Littler Mary, wid L., r ws Market, 4th s Oregon
134 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Littler William C, drayage, r vvs Market, 4th s Oregon
Lloyd M. Mrs., r Grove, ne cor Green
Lockhart James, r ns Green, 8d w Birch
Logue James, laborer, r ss First, 2d w Coler av
LONG DANIEL C, news depot. Herald Building, r Dry, bet Race and Broad
Long Priscilla A., wid Rev. J. C, r Busey av, se cor Stoughton
Long Sam, Chinese laundry, basement 22 Main
Loomis Oliver P., r Race, se cor Green
Lott Bliss (Lott & Scott), r Elm, sw cor Walnut
Lott Joseph H., fireman, r Elm, sw cor Walnut
Lott & Scott (Bliss Lott and Charles Scott), barbers, 1 n Main
Lowenstern Amanda Miss, r Elm, ne cor Coler av
Lowenstern Belle Miss, r Elm, ne cor Coler av
Lowenstern Jennie Miss, saleslady Lowenstern & Son, r Elm, ne cor Coler av
Lowenstern Monroe (Lowenstern & Son), r Elm, ne cor Coler av
Lowenstern Morris (Lowenstern & Son), r Elm, ne cor Color av
LOWENSTERN M. & SON, (Morris and Monroe Lowen- stern), dry goods, carpets, clothing, boots, shoes, etc., 38 and 40 Main
Ludwick John, teamster, r Market, nw cor Ater
Luther George, r N Main, 8d n North
Lynch Sheldon O., carpenter, r es Market, 2d s Oregon
Lytle George, carpenter, r Oregon se cor North
MACEY GEORGE, contracting plasterer, r Market ne cor Oregon Madanwald W. J., engineer C, C, C. & St. L. R. R., r ns Uni- versity av, Gth e Orchard Maddox Mary Miss, domestic S. A. Romine Madison Thomas, laborer, r N Main, sw cor Babcock Maguire Morley (Maguire Bros.), r ss Springfield av, 1st w
Babcock Mahan H. W., cashier The First National Bank of Urbana, r
Green Mahan J. Walter, telegraph operator, r Coler av, sw cor Spring- field av Maher Kate, wid Cornelius, r Hill, ne cor Wright Malley Frederick, r Busey av, nw cor W Main Mann Harvey L., painter, r 8 Central av Manning William, laborer, r Market, nw cor Oregon Marten John, entomological assistant, University
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Martens Christ, r 802 University av Martens Frederick, r 802 University av Martens Peter, ditching, r 802 University av Martin George W., conductor, r es Race, 2d n Oregon Martin Leonard F., carpenter and builder, r Race, ne cor Cali- fornia Masonic Temple Building, 14 and 16 Main Massey Francis, laborer, r Champaign, ne cor Somers Matheson Eliza Mrs., r ns Elm, 3d e Birch Matheson James, postal clerk, r ns Elm, 3d e Birch Mathews Clyde, r Elm, svv cor Orchard
Mathews Hamilton, laborer, r s R. R. track, 1st e Central av Mathews Howard M., compositor, r es Market, 2d n Oregon Mathews Lyman B., r es Market, 2d n Oregon Mathews May Miss, r Elm, sw cor Orchard Mathews Michael, r First, se cor Lincoln av MATHEWS MILTON W., lawyer and proprietor and editor Champaign County Herald, Main, ne cor Market, r W Elm, sw cor Orchard Mathews Theodosia Mrs., r es Market, 2d n Oregon Maxfield Emma Mrs., dressmaker, 21 W. Main, r 29 W Green Maxfield Kate Miss, r ns Green, 2d w Broad Maxfield Lev/'S, machinist, r Clark, ne cor Lincoln av Mayo A. C, commercial traveler, bds Caldwell House McBeath M. Miss (McBeath & Barr), r Green, sw corColer av McBeath & Barr (Miss M. McBeath and Andrew Barr), gro- ceries and provisions, 19 Race McCain J. L. Mrs., r ns Green, 2d w Broad McCain Lily Miss, r ns Green, 2d w Broad McCann Bridget Miss, domestic Mrs. M. Gere McClain Addie Miss, r N Main, se cor Coler av McClain Allen, r N Main, se cor Coler av McClain Annie Miss., teacher, r N Main, se cor Coler av McClain John, barber, E Main, ne cor Market, r W Main McClain Mary E. Miss, music teacher, N Main, se cor Coler av McClintock Alexander, bds Oregon, se cor Birch McCLUER GEORGE W., assistant horticulturalist Univers- ity, r ns Green, 1st w Nelson av McConney Norris J., treasurer Sheldon Brick Co., r Indian
apolis McCuUough James, county clerk, r ss Oregon, 1st e Orchard McCuUough Jessie Miss, r ss Oregon, 1st e Orchard McCuUough L., r ss Oregon, 1st e Orchard McCune Mary domestic, J. C. Sheldon McCurnes Herbert, r Clark, se cor Coler av
136 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
McCurrans Melton, laborer, r es Race, 8d s Water
McDennett Martin, teamster, r Elm, sw cor Vine
McDonald John ]\Irs., r Elm, ne cor Birch
McDonald May Miss, r Elm, ne cor Kirch
McDonald William, r ss California, 2d e Urbana av
McElroy James, laborer, r ns White, 2d e Eads
McGee John H., trav agt., r ss Springfield av, nr Armory
McGraw Stephen, boilermaker, r ws Market, 1st n Park
McGuire William, painter, r Urbana av, nvv cor Dry
McHugh Edith Mrs., r ss Main, 2d E Broad
McHugh Thomas W., lawyer and justice of the peace, r ss Main,
2 E Broad McKinney John, clerk, r ss Water, 2d e Walnut McKinsey Jacob, fruit tree agent, Stoughton, ne cor Harvey McKinzie Edward H., clerk, r ws Race, 5th s University av McKinzie James, flagman, r ws Race, 8d s University av McKinzie Joseph, cigarmaker, r ws Race, Hth s University av McKinzie Lyle, cigarmaker, r ws Race, 5th s University av McKenzie Mary, wid Elias, r ws Race, 5th s University av McLain Judson, clerk, r ns Elm, 2d e Birch McLain R. Mrs., r ns Elm, 2d e Birch McLean Albert H., machinist, r High, ne cor North McLEAN L. A., editor Champaign County Herald, r High,
ne cor North. McLennan Duncan, city marshal, r ns University av, 3d w
Coler av McNevin Henry R., boiler maker, r Green, se cor Urbana av McQueen Peter, miller, r ss Stoughton, 2d w Harvey McWilliams Elizabeth Mrs., millinery, 27 W Main, r ws Race,
2d n Green McWilliams Fanny, r Race, ne cor Oregon McWilliams Lulu, milliner, r ws Race, 2d n Green McWilliams Samuel F., engineer, r Race, ne cor Oregon Medrow Charles, driver, r Maple, ne cor Oregon Medrow John, machinist, r Maple, ne cor Oregon. Medrow Rica Miss, domestic Mrs. M. Lindsey Mercer Mark H., fireman, r es Grove, 2d n Green Merrifield Albert, student, bds ns Elm, opp Orchard Messmann Anna Miss, domestic F. M. Wright Methodist Episcopal Church, Race, se cor Green Meyers Henry, painter, bds 8 Central av Meyers Jacob, painter, bds 8 Central av Miller Albert, r es Vine, 2d s Green Miller A. J., lawyer, 18 Main, bds St. Nicholas Hotel Miller Emma Mrs., r Green, sw cor Broad
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 137
MILLER HORACE W., physician, Elm, sw cor Birch MILLER JOSEPH T., physician, 2 Main, r Elm, sw cor
Birch Miller William R., clerk McBeath & Barr, r 66 High Miner Carrie Miss, milliner, r Urbana av, se cor California Miner Charles H., engineer, r Vine, ne cor California Miner William L., foreman street car barn, r Urbana av, se cor
California Mitchell Bell, night clerk Caldwell House Mitchell James M., painter, r Market, ne cor High Mitchell Mary Jane, wid Charles, r ns Green, 1st e Goodwin av Mitchell William, house painter, r ns Green, 1st e Goodwin av Monroe George, teamster, r Clark, nw cor Coler av Moore Laura, dining room girl St. Nicholas Hotel Moore Peter, laborer, r ns California, 2d e Maple Moore Thomas J., laborer, r ns California, 2d e Maple Moore William, teamster, r ss California, 2d e Maple Morris Josie, cook Caldwell House Morris Minnie, second cook Caldwell House Morris N. S. Rev., r High, sw cor North Morrison Harriett Miss, r ss Green, 2d w Race Morrison James E., physician, 6 Main, r ss Green, 2d w Race MORROW GEORGE E., professor of agriculture University
of Illinois Morse Stephen, plasterer, r ns Park, 1st e Eads Mulcahy John, laborer, bds ns W Main, 3d w Race Mullen William, second-hand store, r ns University av, 8th e
Orchard MuUender Christ, laborer, r Vine, ne cor Oregon Mullin Patrick, r es Vine, 1st n Main MULLIN WILLIAM A., new and second-hand stoves and
furniture, ns Main, 8th w Race, r E University av Munhall Bertha M. Miss, r ns Main, 2d e Grove Munhall James, painter, r ns Main, 2d e Grove Murphree James A. Rev., pastor Free Methodist church, r
ns Green, opp Orchard Murphy Charles, student, r High, nw cor Market Murphy Frank, boiler maker, r Market, nw cor High Murphy James, machinist, r Market, nw cor High Murphy John, boiler maker, r Market, nw cor High Murphy Patrick, watchman, r High, nw cor Market Myer August, carpenter, r Vine, se cor California MYERS GEORGE W., professor of mathematics University
of Illinois, r ns W Main, 2d e North Myers Julia Mrs., r W Main, sw cor Birch
138 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
NASH HOPKINS J., r West, ne cor Main Nation Herschel, machinist, r ns Clark, 2d s Coler av
Nease Minnie, wid George, r ws Race, '2d s California
Neblock S. M., blacksmith, r ns Clark, 2d e Lincoln av
Neece Clara Miss, domestic Dr. J. T. Miller
Nelson James, laborer, r ns First, 2d e Lincoln av
Nelson John R. (Willis & Nelson), also agent American Ex- press Co., r 30 Main
Nelson Lee, rriachinist, r s railroad track, 2d e Central av
Nelson Swen, tinner, r ss High, 2d w Race
Nelson William D., laborer, s railroad track, 2d e Central av
Nestlewood Charles, machinist, bds ss Elm, 8d e Walnut
Neville Eugene, jeweler, r es Walnut, ath s Oregon
Neville Presley, fireman, r es Walnut, 5th s Oregon
Neville W. H. Mrs., r es Walnut, oth s Oregon
Newby Harry H. (Boyd & Newby), r es Race, 2d s California
Nichol W'illiam, r Green, ne cor North
Noble Charles, machinist, bds es Grove, 1st s Wabash Ry.
Noble P^dward L., r ss California, 2d e North
Noble l^Vank, clerk, r ss California, 2d e North
Noble James H., shoemaker, ss P^lm, 2d w Market, r ss Cali- fornia, 2d e North
Norton Emma Mrs., r Race, se cor Green
O'BRIEN ELLEN Mrs., wid Cornelius, r ns Water, 1st e Market O'Brien John, fireman, r ns Water, 1st e Market Oburn Andrew J., carpenter, r ss Stoughton, 2d e Busey av Oburn W. N., laborer, r ss Dry. 2d e Maple O'Conners N.. engineer, r Market, sw cor Green Oehmke Charles, blacksmith. Market, nw cor Water Ogg Sylvester, teamster, r ns Dry, 2d e Busey av Oldham James G., meat market, 24 Main, r ss W Main, 1st w
Broad Oldham James G., breeding stable, Race, nw cor Locust Oldham Joseph W., clerk, r Elm, nw cor Birch Oldham John E., com trav, r Elm, ne cor Broad Oldham J. Pldward, butcher, 2 Elm, ne cor Broad ONeil Martin, boiler maker, r ws Market, 2d s Green O'Neil Thomas, boiler maker, bds Grove, se cor Main O'Neil William H., engineer, r ss Dry, 2d w Maple Opplemann Edward D., bookkeeper, r California av, sw cor
Birch Opplemann Philip, r California, sw cor Birch Orton William, laborer, bds ss Dry, 8d e Maple
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 139
Osgood Collins, r Market, ne cor Dry
Owens Miles C, dairy, r First, ne cor Lincoln av
Owens Orris P., r First, ne cor Lincoln av
Owens Thomas, painter, r First, ne cor Lincoln av
Owens William H., farmer, r Green, ne cor Broad
PACIFIC EXPRESS CO., Isaac B.^mith agent, 8 Main Palaske Charles, laborer, r Park, nw cor Market Paradis M. R. Rev., pastor Presbyterian Church, r ws Race, 2d
s Elm Park Joseph, prop Urbana Roller Mills, r Race, ne cor Water Park Wilde, r Race, ne cor Water Park William Mrs., r Elm, se cor Birch Parks Milt S., real estate and insurance, office Hubbard Block,
18 Main, r Race, ne cor Dry. Parradee Edward, oil dealer, r Eads, sw cor Church Parvis Frank laborer, r es Orchard, 1st s Wabash R. R. Parvis George, r es Orchard, 1st s Wabash R. R. Patten Frank J., laborer, r ws Linn, 1st s Main Patten S. T., night police, r ws Linn, 1st s Main Patten William G., laborer, r ws Linn, 1st s Main Patterson C. F., tailor, r High, se cor Birch Patterson J. J. Rev., bds Dry, 2d e Birch Patton John, machinist, bds es Grove, 1st s Wabash PEABODY SELIM H., Ph. D., L. L. D., Regent the Uni- versity of Illinois, r Champaign Pentecost Church, W Main, nw cor North Perry Edward R., laborer, r ss Main, nr city limits Perry Ellis S., painter, r Dry, se cor North Perry George G., r Dry, se cor North Pettinger G. C, engineer, r 14 Main Phelps Albert C, r ss Green, 3d e Goodwin av Phelps Harriet L., wid Albert, r ss Green, 3d e Goodwin av Phelps Herbert R., student, r ss Green, 3d e Goodwin av Phillips Elizabeth Mrs., r Elm, se cor Walnut Phillips John A. J., teamster, r ns Elm, 2d e Walnut Phillips Robert, laborer, bds Water, se cor Walnut Pillsbury Arthur L., student, r ns Elm, 2d w Broad Pillsbury William F., r ns Elm, 2d w Broad PILLSBURY WILLIAM L. PROF., Secretary U. S. Ex- periment Station and Illinois State University, r ns Elm, 2d w Broad Pitt Sarah Mrs., r Race, sw cor Ater Pitt Sidney, carpenter, bds St. Nicholas Hotel Pitt William H., r Race, sw cor Ater
140 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Pittman Charles D., machinist, r ns High, 2d e Birch
Pittman Frank, blacksmith, r es Birch, 1st s Ater
Pitman George W., wagon maker, r ns High, 2d e Birch
Porter Ambrose M., plasterer, r Green, se cor North
Porter Charles A., laborer, r ns Water, 2d vv Market
Porter H. C, salesman Lowenstern & Son, r ns W Main, 3d e
North Porter James Mrs., r Green, se cor North Porter Margaret J. Miss, clerk Recorder's office, r Green, se cor
North Powell Matilda K., dressmaker, 4 Main Powers William, student, ns Green, 1st w Goodwin av Pownell Mary, wid Joshua, r ss railroad track, 1st e Central av Prather Van, fireman, bds St. Nicholas Hotel Presbyterian Church, Green, sw cor Orchard, Rev. M. R. Para-
dis pastor Prestine Frederick, laborer, r 26 W Main Prestine Louis, carpenter, r 20 W Main Prose Samuel J., pattern maker, r ws Central av, 3dn Main Prue Lewis A., harnessmaker, r W Main, sw cor Birch PuUiam A., student, r es Market, 2d n Green Pulliam John D., carpenter and contractor, office ns Green, 1st
e Market, r es Market, 2d n Green Pulliam Leon, delivery clerk Higginbotham & Reimund, r es
Market, 2d n Green
Q
UINN CHARLES, r ws Market, 1st n Park
RADEBAUGH BROS. (H. C. Radebaugh), dry goods, 17 W Main Radebaugh Eliza Mrs., r Dry. sw cor Broad Radebaugh Grace Miss, clerk, r Dry, sw cor Broad Radebaugh Harry C. (Radebaugh Bros.), r Mason City Radebaugh Millard F., watchmaker and jeweler, 22 W Main,
bds St. Nicholas Hotel Radebaugh S. B., lawyer, 21 Main, r Dry, swcor Broad Radebaugh & Bro. ( M. F. & H. C. Radeburg), jewelers, 22 Main Ramsay John, r ss Water, 1st e Market Rankin John A., r Main, se cor Linn Rankins L. Mrs., n es Race, 3d s Water Rea Alfred W., student, r High, se cor Orchard Rea John J., lawyer, Giles Block, r N Main, 2d n North Rea Robert M., carpenter and builder, r High, se cor Orchard Rease Frank, delivery clerk J. G. Oldham
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 141
Redding Catherine Mrs., r Main, nw cor Vine
Reddick William, clerk Hubbard & Sons, r Springfield av, sw
cor Lincoln av Reeder Frank, carpenter, r Oregon, nw cor Maple Reimund Frederick B., watches and jewelry, Herald Building,
r ss Green, 3d e Birch Reimund George A. (Higginbotham & Reimund), r ss Green,
3d e Birch Reimund J. Solomon, r ss Green, 3d e Birch Reimund Levanda Miss, r ss Green, 3d e Birch Reimund R. Mrs., r ss Green, 3d e Birch
RENNER E. H. & BRO. (E. H. and S. W. Renner), agri- cultural implements and livery, e of Court House Square RENNER ENOS H., liverv, r Elm, se cor Walnut RENNER SYLVESTER 'W. (E. H. Renner & Bro.), r
Champaign Retzolk Frederick, laborer, r Grove, nw cor High Reynerson J. S., harnessmaker, bds Mr. Hogan's Rice Lou Miss, tailoress, r ns High, 2d w Broad Richards Patrick, president the First National Bank of
Urbana, r Green, nw cor Broad Richter Albert, fireman, r Maple, ne cor High Richter Alvin, engineer, r 5 E Elm Richter Elizabeth, wid Peter, r 5 E Elm Richter Frank, fireman, r Grove, se cor Green Richter George, engineer, r 5 E Elm
RICKER N. C, professor of architecture University of Illi- nois, r Green, ne cor Coler av Riggs Johnson V., insurance, r California, ne cor Birch Riley Bethira, wid Rev. G. W., r N Main, sw cor North Riley Ninian A., dry goods, 14 Main, r N Main, sw cor North Ritter Sadie Miss, r Market, se cor Oregon Roach Marion, brakeman, r California, sw cor Vine Roach Samuel, plasterer, r California, sw cor Vine Roach Sophronia Mrs., r California, sw cor Vine Roberts O. Mrs., r ns California, 3d w Birch Robinson Edward, brakeman, bds Miss M. Laird Rodgers Jesse, upholsterer, bds Main, sw cor Vine Rodgers Mary A. Miss, teacher, r California, sw cor North Rodgers Wilson, r California, sw cor North Roke'William, junk dealer, r White, nw cor Eads ROLFE CHARLES W. PROF, of Geology, University of
Illinois, r Green, se cor Broad Romine Ella Miss, r Market, ne cor Dry
Romine Stephen A., dentist, 15 W Main, r Green, se cor Or- chard
142 URBAN A CITY DIRECTORY.
Roney John K., painter, r ns Dry, 2d e Maple
Ross John, manager F. Kinzel, r Dry, se cor Walnut
Ross John, tailor, r Dry, se cor Walnut
Roten Samuel, engineer, r Walnut, se cor Oregon ,
Roten Samuel, Jr., r Walnut, se cor Oregon
Roten Stokeley, painter, Oregon, s\v cor Walnut
Royer Anna E. Miss, teacher, r First, svv cor Busey av
Royer, Joseph W., student, r First, sw cor Busey av
Royer J. D., miller, r First, sw cor Busey av
Royer Othe A., r First, sw cor Busey av
Rundell William M., engineer, r High, sw cor Vine
Russell Charles W.. student, r ss Springfield av, 2d e S Wright
RUSSELL HENRY M., insurance and real estate, 1 W Main
r Coler av, sw cor Elm Russell Hugh, blacksmith, bds, ws Central av, 3d n Main Russell Nathan, r ss Green, 2d e Birch
Rutter Charles C, conductor, r ss University av, 1st e Orchard Ryan William, machinist, bds es Grove, 1st s Wabash Ry
SAFFELL WILLIAM J. (Ford, Thomas & Saffell), r Dry, nw cor Birch Salisbury B. A., farmer, r ss University av, 2d w Busey av Savage John, clerk, r West, ne cor Main Scaggs Richard, laborer, bds University av, nw cor Eads Schank Daniel, r ns Elm, 3d w Broad Schank James B., fireman, r ns Elm, 3d w Broad Schiller Bettie Mrs., r ns Elm, 2d w Broad Schlegmann James, carpenter, r California, ne cor Maple Schlorff Charles, carpenter, r Urbana av, sw cor California Schlorff Charles ¥. (Cain & Co.), r ns W'ater, 2d e Central av Schlorff Frederick, carpenter and builder, r es Market, 2d n
California Schlorff Frederick, Jr., carpenter, r es Market, 2d n California Schneidman James, carpenter, r Maple, nw cor Calfornia Schweizer Frederick (Schweizer & W^oody), r University av,
cor Randolph, Champaign Schweizer William F., clerk Schweizer & Woody, r es S Mar- ket, 2d s High Schweizer & Woody (Frederick Schweizer and Paul W.
Woody), clothing, 1 W Main Scott Charles (Bliss & Scott), r Race, se cor California Scott Charles H., engineer, r Race, se cor California Scott William, brakeman C, C, C. & St. L., r ws Orchard, 1st
n N Main Schrei Christian, blacksmith, ss Main, l.st e Walnut, r Main, sw cor Vine
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 143
Schuck Harry M., clerk, r W Dry
Second Ward Public School, Lincoln av, bet Clark and N Main,
J. W. Hayes, superintendent Sedari A., brickmaker, r University av, nw cor Eads Sedlatzeck Joseph, carriage trimmer, r ss Clark, 4th w Busey av Sedlatzeck Tracy, wid Frank, r ss Clark, 4th w Busey av Sell Augusta M. Miss, r Green, se cor Maple Sell J. C. F., street commissioner, r Green, se cor Maple Sells N., farmer, r University av, nw cor Eads Shafer George, laborer, r ss First, 4th w Coler av Shafer John, r ss First, 4th w Coler av Shannon Eliza Mrs., r es Linn, 4th s Main Shannon J. S., student, bds Caldwell House Sharp Z. F., engineer, r High, se cor Vine Shaw E. A., r N Main, nw cor Busey av Shaw Rachel, wid John, r ns Park, 2d e Wright SHAWHAN GEORGE R., county superintendent of schools,
r W Main, sw cor Harvey Shawhan Gertrude Miss, r W Main, sw cor Harvey Sheets George H., carpenter, r Urbana av, ne cor Oregon SHELDON BRICK CO., C. C. Sheldon pres., J. C. Sheldon
sec, N. J. McConney treas., 1 W Main SHELDON CLARENCE C, pres. Sheldon Brick Co., r
N Main, nw cor Orchard Sheldon Jarius C, real estate and sec. Sheldon Brick Co., 1 W
Main, r N Main, sw cor Busey av Shepherd Clarence, r Oregon, se cor Broad Shepherd Cyrus, r Oregon, se cor Broad Shepherd Frank, engineer, r ws Central av, 7th n Main Shepherd Mrs., ss University av, 4th e Orchard Shirk S. A. Mrs., r North, nw cor Oregon Showaker Ruth Mrs., r Dry, ne cor Orchard Shuck Asbury B., undertaker, 7 W Main, r 31 W Green Shuck Harry Mc, clerk, r Dry, se cor Orchard Shuck Hattie M. Mrs., r Dry, sw cor North Shuck John W., hardware and furniture, 7 W Main, r North, sw
cor Dry Shuck Vinton W., hardware, stoves and tinware, W Main, nw
cor Race, r ws Race, 2d n High Shumaker Fred., laborer, r Park, ne cor Race Signor George J., clerk, r Green, sw cor North Silkey Grant, laborer, r ns Springfield av, 2d, w Eads Silkey John, peddler, r ns Oregon, 2d e Walnut Silkey William, r ns Springfield av, 1st w Eads Silver Frederick E., carpenter, r ss Oregon, 2d e North
144 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Silver Mary R., wid Perry, r ss Oregon, 2d e North
Sim Anna Miss, r 88 Green
Sim Annie M. Miss, r 64 Green
Sim J. W. Mrs., r 64 Green
Sim Katurah E. Miss, r 64 Green
SIM LUCINDA H., drugs, 6 Main, r 88 W Green
Sim William E., manager L. H. Sim, r 88 W Green
Sim W. M. Mrs., r 88 Green
Sims Charles B., lawyer and city attorney, 2 Main, r ss High,
2d w North Sims W. B., county physician, office es Race, 1st s Main, r
Green, ne cor Walnut Slack Frank, switchman, r s Market, 2d n P. O. Slack Joseph H., machinist, r es Vine, 1st n Main Slater Samuel, yardmaster, r ns University av, 5th e Orchard Sloan William J., painter, r Race, sw cor University av Small Simon, manager telegraph supply dept, r ns University
av, 3d e Orchard Smith Arabell Mrs., r Vine, se cor Water Smith P"^dward, harnessmaker, r Urbana av, ne cor California Smith Frank F., machinist, r Market, se cor Green Smith George, laborer, r ns Park, 1st e Wright Smith H. M., wid E. B., r Market, se cor Green Smith Isaac B., agent United States and Pacific Express Co., 8
Main, r ns Dry, 2d w Vine Smith James S., tree agent, ss Springfield av, 2d e Goodwin av Smith Lafayette, foreman brickyard, r ns Park, 1st e Wright Smith Margaret Mrs., r ns Park, 1st E Wright Smith Nellie Miss, bookkeeper I. B. Smith, r ns Dry, 2d w Vine Smith R. E., student, ns Green. 2d e Goodwin av Smith Sydney, laborer, r 8, 2 Main Smith Thamer, laborer, r ns Park, 1st e Wright Smith U., carpenter, r White, ne cor Romine Smith William G., commercial traveler, r High, nw cor Maple Smith William P., carpenter, r Market, se cor Green Smith William W. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church, r ns Dry,
1st w Race Smith W. H., Mrs., r Elm, sw cor North Smith W. K. Mrs., r Birch, nw cor Oregon Smither James W., engineer, r Market, ne cor California Snodgrass Archibald, student, r Green, sw cor Coler av Snodgrass John, student, r Green, sw cor Coler av Snodgrass Marion Miss, teacher, r Green, sw cor Coler av Snodgrass William, r Green, sw cor Coler av Snodgrass William, Jr., student, r Green, sw cor Coler av
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY 145
Snyder Charles L., pressman, r High, sw cor Orchard
Snyder F. M., police magistrate and township clerk, office Main,
se cor Race, r 62 High Snyder Henry, laborer, r ss Springfield av, 3d e Goodwin av Snyder Mae, domestic J. H. Banford Snyder Mary J., stenographer, University Snyder Robert, tinner, bds 35 Elm Somers Burt, r ns Elm, opp Orchard
Somers Charles P., clerk, r Race, se cor Elm *
Somers Ella Miss, r Race, nw cor High Somers Martha B. Mrs., r ns Elm, opp Orchard Somers Mary G. Mrs., r ns Elm, opp Orchard Somers Rosanna Mrs., r Race, nw cor High
Somers Wesley, r Race, nw cor High '
Somers William D., r Race, ne cor Green Sparr Sara Miss, domestic. Prof. W. L. Pillsbury Speas John, carpenter, r Lincoln av, nw cor Springfield av Speas John C, carpenter, r ss Oregon, 1st e Market Spence Alexander, r 2 Main
Spencer Celestia, wid John E., r Goodwin av, sw cor W Main Spencer James, student, Goodwin av, sw cor W Main Spore James D., veterinary surgeon, r ns University av, 2d e
Coler av Spradling Hartley K., teamster, r ns Springfield av, 3d w Eads Stacker John, fireman, C, C, C. & St L. R. R., r University av,
3d w Busey av Stackhouse William, laborer, r es Market, 4th s Oregon Starks Charles W., engineer, bds Elm, sw cor Walnut Steed Clarence B., clerk, r es Vine, 2d s Dry Steed Thomas B., carpenter, r es Vine, 2d s Dry Stevens Reese, laborer, r ss First, 4th w Coler av Stevens William P., r North, ne cor Oregon Stevenson N. A. Mrs., r es Walnut, 2d s California Stewart Ida Mrs., teacher, 1st primary school Stidham Mary Mrs., r High, ne cor Birch St. Nicholas Hotel, J. K. Davison, prop., 8, 10 and 12 Main Stokes Alberta Miss, r CaJjfornia, se cor Orchard Stokes Ivin T., asse^-p/r r'^- "ifornia, se cor Orchard Stokes Jesse, helpc/^^'r California, se cor Orchard Stokes Jessie Miss, r California, se cor Orchard Stonebreaker Milton, laborer, r ss First, 1st e Orchard Stout Samuel L., agent Wabash railway, r ss Dry, 2d w Broad Street Edward W., tailor L. L. Bing Strout Frederick, machinist, bds Main, sw cor Vine Strout John, machinist, bds Main, sw cor Vine
146 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Sullivan B. Mrs., r Busey av, se cor Main
Sullivan Joseph, shoemaker, r Busey av, se cor Main
Sullivan Lawrence, engineer, r Busey av, se cor Main
Sullivan Mary Miss, domestic Prof. N. C. Ricker
Sullivan Morris, boiler maker, r Maple, sw cor High
Sullivan Thomas, brakeman, r ss University av, 3d e Orchard
Swanie John, machinist, bds ss Elm, 3d e Walnut
Swearingcn Julia Miss, r ns High, 2d w Broad
Swisher Enoch W., blacksmith, ns E Main, Oth e Market, r 33
E Elm Suppiger Albert E., student, r ss Springfield av, 2d e S Wright Sutton John T., painter, r Elm, nw cor Broad Sutton R. A. Mrs., r Elm, nw cor Broad Sutton William T., groceries and provisions, 34 Elm, r Elm, 2d
w Race
TANNER ANN MRS., r Green sw cor Vine Tarflinger John, molder, r California, se cor North Taylor Amanda Mrs., bds Elm, se cor Broad Taylor E., machinist, r ss Dry, 2d e Walnut Taylor John, marble cutter, r ns Green, 2d e Birch Taylor Joseph, engineer, r Green, sw cor Grove Taylor Richard R., r ns Green, 2d e Birch Temple Louis, laborer, r es Maple, 2d s High Terry George, r N Main, ne cor Coler av Thomas Adolph, machinist, bds Grove, se cor Main Thomas Edward, r California, ne cor Walnut Thomas James, watchman, r California, ne cor Walnut Thomas John C. (Eord, Thomas & Saffell), r ss Green, 2d w
Broad Thomas J. Frank, r California, ne cor Walnut Thompson Charles, barber, r Stoughton, nw cor Babcock Thompson Hattie Miss, clerk postoffice, r ss Green, 2d e
Orchard Thompson J., r Vine, sw cor Water Thompson Katie Miss, r ss Green, 2d e Orchard Thompson M. B. Mrs., r ss Green, 2^^ e Orchard Thornburn John, r ns Springfield''', ,%• 1< e, *7oler av Thornton Abraham, carpenter, r ss Elm, 2?^ w Vine Thornton James, fireman, r ns Green, 3d e Walnut Thorpe James, tinner, r es Grove, 2d s Main Throckmorton Harry B., r 06 High Throckmorton, James, foreman bridges L C. R. R., r ns Elm,
2d e Broad Throckmorton John W., telegraph operator, r ns Elm, 2d e
Broad
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 147
Tibbett Edward, wks Hubbard & Sons Tibbitts Joseph B., agent, r W Main, 1st e Busey av Tobias Conrad, carpenter and builder, r Elm, se cor Broad Tobias Edgar B,, carpenter, r Elm, se cor Broad Tobias Frank I., carpenter, r Dry, nw cor Broad Tobias George C, r Elm, se cor Broad Tobias Louis B., clerk, r Elm, se cor Broad Todd William, bds Main, se cor Linn Tolen Thomas J., r ns Water, 2d w Market Toole Hugh, cigarmaker, r ns Main, 2d w Vine Toole Michael, laborer, r ns Main, 2d w Vine Toy Addie Miss, r ss Stoughton, 2d w Coler av Toy Carrie Miss, r ss Stoughton, 2d w Coler av Toy Frank, carpenter, r ss Stoughton, 2d w Coler av Toy Josiah, coal, r ss Stoughton, 2d w Coler av Toy Susan, wid Isaiah, r ss Stoughton, 2d w Coler av Treese Ephraim, laborer, r es Market, 2d n P. O. Turner Charles C, asst car inspector, r es Vine, 2d s California Turner Eva Miss, milliner, r 52 Main Turner E. H. Mrs., millinery, 52 Main
Tyrrell Thomas, saloon, ns W Main, 2d w Race, r Green, nw cor Vine
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS THE, Selim H. Peabody, Ph. D., LL.D., Regent, Green, bet S Wright and Romine Urbana Builder's Loan Association, R. A. Weber sec, ws
Market, opp Court House Urbana Free Library, Miss Ada Haines librarian, Main, se cor
Race Urbana High School, California, bet Birch and Broad, J. W,
Hays supt Urbana Home Loan Association, Milton S. Park sec, 18 Main Urbana Masonic Hall, 14 Main Urbana Roller Mills, Joseph Park prop., es Race, bet Water
and Wabash R. R. Uberling Mary Mrs., r es Race, 2d s Elm
VANDERVEER JENNIE MISS, cashier Champaign County Herald, r ss Elm, 3d w Broad Vanmeter George, teamster, r University av, se cor Somers Vanmeter Mark, teamster, r University av, se cor Somers Van Tuyl George, chief clerk C, C, C. & St, L.R. R., r ss Main
1st w Grove Van Tuyl Gertrude Miss, r ss Main, 1st w Grove
148 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Vantuyl Isaac, carpenter, bds Urbana av, nw cor California
Veatch B., machinist, bds ss Elm, 3d e Walnut
Veirs D. C, farmer, r Elm, nw cor Coler av
VEIRS LIDA M. MISS, notary public, 1 W Main, r 87 W
Elm Voise W., clerk, r ss Water, 1st w Vine Voorhees Albert, carpenter, r ns Main, 1st e Urbana av
WABASH R. R. DEPOT, N Market, nr Water, L. Stout, agent
Wade Arthur E., laborer, r Vine, ne cor High
Wade John, r ss First, 2d e Orchard
Wade Patrick, section hand, r ss First, 2d e Orchard
Wagner Louis, furniture, 18 E Main
Wahl Lewis A., saloon, ns E Main, 2d e Market, r W Main, se cor North
Wallace Alexander, capitalist, bds Caldwell House
Wallick J. Y., ice, r ns First, nr the lake
Walter Kellar, engineer, r ns Green, 1st w Market
Waltermart M. Mrs., r ss High, 2d e Race
W^alters Harry, brakeman, bds Miss M. Laird
Walter Joseph, hostler, r es Maple, 1st n Green
Warnes William, r ns High, 2d w Race
Watson James, brickmaker, r Maple, nw cor Dry
Watson Mary E., confectionery and notions, 32 Main, r same
Watson Samuel, r 32 Main
Way N. W. Mrs., r ss Elm, 2d e Birch
Weaver George, baker, bds Mr. Harvey's
Webb William H,, clerk, r ss Green, 2d w Maple
Webber Allen, r 82 Green
Webber Annie Miss, teacher, r ss Elm, 3d w Broad
Webber B. F., farmer, r Dry, sw cor Maple
Webber Charles M., abstracts, r Market, sw cor High
Webber George G., farmer, r ss Main, 1st e Grove
Webber Grace Miss, r 82 Green
Webber Mark, r 82 Green
Webber M. B. Mrs., r ss Elm, 3d w Broad
Webber Robert A., abstracts, r Market, sw cor High
Webber T. Burke, clerk, r Market, sw cor High
Webber William B., lawyer, r 82 Green
Weber Alexander R., barber, r Green, sw cor Broad
Weber Charles, clerk R. A. Weber, r Market
Weber Robert A., abstracts of titles, conveyancer, etc., ws Mar- ket, opp court-house, r Market
Weber Ida Miss, teacher, r Green, sw cor Broad
URBANA CITY DIRECTORY. 149
Weber Minnie Miss, clerk First National Bank of Urbana, r
Green, sw cor Broad Weber Nellie Miss, r Green, sw cor Broad Weber William B., lawyer, ws Market, opp court-house, r W
Green Weeks Charles, farmer, r ns Ater, 1st e Broad Weeks Frank, r ns Ater, 1st e Broad Welling Frank, r es Linn, 3d s Main
Wells W. H., turnkey county jail, r ws Orchard, 2d w N Main Welsh Hess, machinist, r ns Dry, 2d e Busey av Weston James D., conductor C., C., C. & St. L. R. R., r ns Uni- versity av, 4th e Orchard Wheatfill Charles, machinist, bds ss Water, 1st w Market Wheaton Charles G., blacksmith, r ws UrbanS av, 2d s Dry Wheeler Minnie B., dining room girl St. Nicholas Hotel White Albert, r ns Main, 3d w Vine White Carrie Noble Mrs., physician, r Elm, nr Orchard White George, farmer, r ns Main, 3d e Grove White John, r ns Main, 3d w Vine
White John P., laborer, r ss Springfield av, 3d e Goodwin av White J. Edgar, physician, 21 W Main, r ns W Elm, 1st w
Orchard White J. E. & C. N., physicians, ns W Elm, 1st w Orchard White Lorenzo H., boarding, r ns Water, 3d e Central av White S. F., lawyer, r Elm, sw cor Broad W^ienke Henry, machinist, r Maple, se cor High Wilcox Frank, abstracts, 3 W Main, r W Hill, Champaign Wilheim Augustus, student, bds ss Green, 2d e Orchard Wilkinson Jane, wid Jesse, r ns Main, 6th w Race Wilkinson Milton H., r ns Main, 6th w Race Willard James, baker, r Oregon, sw cor Broad Williams John, carpenter, r ns Green, 2d e Grove Williams John, r Race, nw cor High Williams John W., farmer, r Race, nw cor High Williams W. M., brickmaker, r Water, se cor Walnut Williamson Susan, wid William, r ns University av, 7th e Orchard Willis Charles E. (Willis & Nelson), 30 Main Willis & Nelson (Charles E. Willis and John R. Nelson), jew- elers, 30 Main Wilson Adda Miss, teacher 2d Primary School Wilson Claude, painter, bds 8 Central av Wilson Grant, machinist, r High, se cor Walnut Wise William, billiard hall, E Main, ne cor Market Wisenburger Eliza Mrs, r ss Water, 1st w Market Wills Charles, r ns Park, 2d e Race
150 URBANA CITY DIRECTORY.
Wood William M., livery, ss Green, bet Race and Market, r
Walnut, s\v cor Green Woodruff Benjamin, cook, r N Main, ne cor Babcock Woodworth Howard O., student, r Race, s\v cor Dry Woodworth Mary C. M., r Race, sw cor Dry Woods John, carpenter, r ns Oregon, 8d e Urbana av Woody Paul W. (Schweizer & Woody), r Champaign Worley John, teamster, r ws Race, 2d s Ater Worley Kate, domestic S. Goodrich Wrigler John, laborer, r University av, nw cor Coler av Wright Arthur D., r ss High, 2d w Birch Wright Charles, molder, r Race, se cor Water Wright Francis M., lawyer, 3 and 4 Herald Building, r 44 W
Green Wright Henry (Thomas Wright & Son), r es Central av, 1st n
Locust Wright John T., machinist, r ss Elm, 2d w Birch Wright Royal, student, r ss Green, 2d North Wright Thomas (Thomas Wright & Son), r 82 High Wright Thomas & Son (Thomas and Henry Wright), foundry
and machinists, Locust, bet Race and Grove. Wroten Charles W., carpenter, r Romine, se cor Hill
YANOS GEORGE, blacksmith, r Urbana av, nw cor Cali- fornia Yates G. B., well borer, r Church, ne cor Somers Young Harry D., gardener, r Ater, se cor Market Young Henry, gardener, r Ater, se cor Market Young Orrie E., student, bds William Reddick
VeRBE MARY MRS., r Main, nw cor Vine.
• URBANA •
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Webber Robert A., ws Market, opp Court House Wilcox Frank, 3 W Main
ADVANCE THRESHERS.
RENNER E. H. & BRO., 36 E University av, Champaign, (see adv. p 72)
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Bowers, Clements & Beaty, ws Market, bet Elm and Green Call George W., Market, sw cor Elm Ford, Thomas & Saffell, N Market, sw cor Water RENNER E. H. & CO., 36 E University av, Champaign, (see adv. p 72)
ARCHITECTS.
Kaucher Martin W., ss Elm, 3d w Market
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
Beckwith W. H., 2 Main Goodspeed L. H., 28 Main Watson Mary E., 32 Main
BANKS AND BANKERS.
BUSEY'S BANK, 23 Main
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF URBANA, Main, ne cor Market
152 URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BARBERS.
Bliss & Scott, 1 W Main
Jones George S., 24 Main
Lee G. C., 25 W Main
Lee William T., 26 W Main
McClain John, E Main, ne cor Market
BILLIARD HALLS.
Kaucher Joseph H., 19 W Main Wise William, E Main, ne cor Market
BLACKSMITHS.
(See also Horse Shoers.)
Oehmke Charles, Market, nw cor Water Schrei Christian, ss Main, 1st e Walnut Swisher Enoch W., ns E Main, 6th e Market
BOARDING HOUSES.
Boas William, E Main, se cor S Vine Hogan Ann, ns W Main, 8d w Race White Lozenzo H., ns Water, 8d e Central av
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Cain &Co., 11 W Main
EUBELING FREDERICK E., 15 W Main
Helt John, es Race, 2(1 s Main
KIRKPATRICK J. C. & CO., 5 W Main (see adv. p 132)
LOWENSTERN M. & SON, 38 and 40 Main
BREEDING STABLES.
CARPENTER JAMES M., ns E Main, 2d e Walnut (see adv.
P 120) Oldham James G., Race, nw cor Locust
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Derrough A. D. & Son, University, ne cor Eads Sheldon Brick Co., 1 Main
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Boyd John, ss Elm, 2d w Market Conkel John, ws Race, 2d s Green Hyre Jacob E., ns Clark, 2d E Romine Kaucher Martin W., ss Elm, 3d w Market
URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 153
Martin L. F., Race, ne cor California Pulliam John D., ns Green, 1st e Market Rea R. M., High, se cor Orchard Schlorff Frederick, es Market, 2d n California Tobias Conrad, Elm, se cor Broad
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTH.
LOWENSTERN M. & SON, 38 and 40 Main Riley N. A., 14 Main
CARRIACES AND BUGGIES.
RENNER E. H. & CO., 36 E University av, Champaign (see adv. p 72)
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Cohen Nathan H., W Main, ne cor Race
CLOTHING.
Bing J., 22 Main
Schweizer & Woody, 1 W Main
COAL AND WOOD.
Besore George, ws Market, nr railroad depot Call George W., Market, sw cor Elm Heller & Toy, ss Elm, 4th w Market
RENNER E. H. & CO., 36 E University av, Champaign (see adv. p 72)
COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, S. H. Peabody, Regent, Green, bet Wright and Romine (see adv. front col'd pp B and C)
CONVEYANCER.
Parks Milt S., 18 Main
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Beckwith W. H., 2 Main Cantner Charles P., 8 Main
DAIRYMEN.
Fitzgerald Maurice, Green, nw cor Birch Graham Robert, r California, sw cor Orchard Owens Miles C, First, ne cor Lincoln av
154 URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DE^:iTIST£.
Blackshaw Edward, Masonic Temple Building Romine Stephen A., 15 W Main
DRAYACE.
Heller & Toy, ss Elm, 4th w Market Spradling H. K., ns Springfield av, 3d w Eads
DRESSIV^AKERS.
Bennett Norah Miss, ws Urbana av, 2d n California Hunt Gertie M. Miss, Broad, se cor California Maxfield Emma Miss, 21 W Main Powell M. E. Mrs., 4 Main
DRUGGISTS.
Hunt Joseph E., 20 Main
Knowlton & Bennett, Main, cor Race
SIM L. H., 6 Main
DRY GOODS.
Gere John, 8 W Main
LOWENSTERN M. & SON, 38 and 40 Main
Radebaugh Bros., 17 W Main
Riley N. A., 14 Main
ENGINES.
RENNER E. H. & CO., 36 E University av, Champaign (see adv. p 72)
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 30 Main Pacific Express Co., I. B. Smith, agent 8 Main United States Express Co., I. B. Smith, agent, 8 Main
FARM MACHINERY.
RENNER E. H. & CO., 36 E University av, Champaign, (see adv. p 72)
FLORISTS.
Franks Thomas, ns W Main, 9th w Race
FOUNDRIES.
Wright Thomas & Son, Locust, bet Race and Grove
URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 155
FURNITURE.
Busch C. T., 48 Main
MULLIN WILLIAM A., ns Main, 8th w Race
Shuck John W., 7 W Main
Wagner Lewis, 18 E Main
CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Bing T., 22 Main
KIRKPATRICK J. C. & CO., 5 W Main, (see adv. p 132)
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
KIRKPATRICK J. C. & CO., 5 W Main, (see adv. p 132) GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Beckwith W. H., 2 Main Cantner Charles P., 8 Main McBeath & Barr, 19 Race Sutton AVilliam T., 34 Main
HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE.
Hubbard & Sons, 18 Main
Shuck John W., 7 W. Main
Shuck Vinton W., W Main, nw cor Race
HARNESS MAKERS.
Linemann A., ns E Main, r 7th e Market Schlorff Charles F., 8 Main
HATS AND CAPS.
KIRKPATRICK J. C. & CO., 5 W Main, (see adv. p 132) LOWENSTERN M. & SON, 38 and 40 Main
HORSESHOERS.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
Harris Jesse, ss Main, 1st e Broad Hendricks Charles L., Market, se cor Water
HOTELS.
Caldwell House, 42 Main
St. Nicholas Hotel, 8, 10 and 12 Main
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Berry John E., 3 W Main
DUNLOP JAMES, Water, bet Market and Race, (see adv. p 156)
156 URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
JAMES DUNLOP,
Lawyer, Real Estate and Insurance,
FARM LOANS NEGOTIATED.
=Water, between Market and Race,
URBANA. ILL.
Parks Milt S., 18 Main
RUSSELL HENRY M., 1 W Main
Snyder F. M., Main, se cor Race
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
McHugh Thomas W., 40 Main
LAUNDRIES.
Donohew Bros., ws Main, 8th w Race Long Sam, basement 22 Main
LAWYERS.
CUNNINGHAM JOSEPH O., 1 W Main
DUNLOP JAMES, Water, bet Market and Race, (see adv. p
15f)) Jaqucs Frank G., ss Elm, 2d w Race MATHE^A^S M. W., Main, ne cor Market McHugh Thomas W., 46 Main Miller Andrew J., 18 Main Parks Milt S., 18 Main Radebaugh S. Barclay, 21 W Main Rea John J., Gills Block Sims C. B., 2 Main
Weber William B., ws Market, opp court-house White S. F., Elm, s\v cor Broad WRIGHT FRANCIS M., 3 and 4 Herald Building
LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALE STABLES.
CARPENTER JAMES, ns E Main, 2d e Walnut, (see adv.
p 120) RENNER E. H. & CO., 36 E University av, Champaign,
(see adv. p 106) Wood W. M., ss Green, bet Race and Market
URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 157
LUMBER.
Besore George, ws Market, nr railroad depot
MANTELS AND CRATES.
CLARK C. N., 49 W Main, (see adv. p 121)
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
CLARK C. N., 49 W Main, (see adv. p 121)
MEAT MARKETS.
Colvin Thomas J., 4 Main
Dougan John H., es Race, 3d s Main
Oldham James G., 24 Main
MILLERS.
Halberstadt Eli, Race, sw cor Locust
LITTLER BROS., e of e boundary of city limits
Urbana Roller Mills, es Race, bet Water and Wabash railroad
MILLINERS.
Haymes Robert H. Mrs., Clark, sw cor Busey av Jones Amy Mrs., ws Park, 1st n University av McWilliams Elizabeth Mrs., 27 W Main Turner E. H. Mrs., 52 Main
MONUMENTS.
CLARK C. N., 49 W Main, (see adv. p 121)
MUSIC TEACHERS.
McClain Mary E. Miss, N Main, se cor Coler av
NEWS DEPOTS.
LONG DANIEL C, Herald Building Watson Mary E., 32 Main
NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS.
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY HERALD, M. W. Mathews,
propr, Main, ne cor Market ILLINI THE, published by the students at the University of
Illinois
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Berry John E., 3 W Main CUNNINGHAM JOSEPH O., 1 W Main MATHEWS M. W., Main, ne cor Market
158 • URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Parks Milt S, 18 Main
Radebaugh S. Barclay, 21 W Main
Veirs M. Lida Miss, 1 VV Main
Watson Mary E., S2 Main
Weber Robert A., ws Market, opp court-house
Weber William B., ws Market, opp court-house
PAINTERS (HOUSE AND 3tCN).
Bort George A., ns Green, 1st e Race McGuire William, Urbana av, nw cor Dry Mitchell James M., Market, ne cor High Munhall James, ns Main, 2d e Grove
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
Hunt Joseph E., 20 Main
Knowlton & Bennett, Main, cor Race
Sim L. H., G Main
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Fugate John T., Gill's blk
Lindley A. M., 2U Main
Lindlcv M., 20 Main
MILLER HORACE W., Elm, sw cor Birch
MILLER JOSEPH T., 2 Main
Morrison James E., 0 Main
Sims W. B., es Grace, 1st s Main
White J. Edgar, 21 W Main
White Carrie Noble Mrs., office Gazette Building, Champaign
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Clauser Bros., 5 W ^lain
:plasterers (plain and ornamental).
Beasley William A., es Walnut, -Ith s Oregon Keelor Benjamin P., ss High, 2d e Birch Macey George, Market, ne cor Oregon
PLUMBERS AND GASFSTTERS.
Hubbard & Sons, 18 Main
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
DUNLOP JAMES, Water, bet Market and Race, (see adv. p
15(3) Parks Milt S., 18 Main
URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 159
RUSSELL HENRY M., 1 W Main Sheldon James C, 1 W Main
RESTAyRASOiTSu
Banford John H., 13 W Main Goodsoesd L. H., 28 Main Hoover Charles V/., 9 W Main
3ALOOP^?.
Birdzell Edward D., ns E Main, 5th e Market Dahlenberg Herman, ns E Main, 4!;h e Market Krabbe Fred, ns E Main, 3d e P/Iarket Tyrrell Thom.as, ns W Main, 2d w Race Wahl Lewis A., ns E Main, 2d e Market
SECOND-HAND STORES.
Irwin James H., ns W Main, 4th w Race MULLIN WILLIAM A., ns Main, 8th W Race
STOVES.
MULLIN WILLIAM A., ns Main, 8 w Race
TAILORS (W5ERCHANT),
Bing Lev/is L., 22 Main
Gulick Tailoring Co., W Main, ne cor Race
Hauersperger P., 22 E Main
Kinzel Frederick, 23 W Main
TOYS. KIRKPATRICK J. C. & CO., 5 W Main (see. adv. p 132)
UNDERTAKERS.
Busch C. T., 48 Main
Shuck Ashbury B., 7 W Main
UNSVERSITIES.
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS THE, Selim H. Peabody, Ph. D. LL. D., regent. Green, bet S Wright and Romine (see adv. front col'd p. B and C)
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Spore John D., ns University av, 2d e Coler av WALL PAPER.
Knov/lton & Bennett, cor Main and Pv.ace
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.
Gere Chester C, 29 W Main Radebaugh Millard F., 17 VV Main
160 URBANA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Radebaugh & Bro., 22 Main
Reimund Frederick B., Herald Building
Willis & Nelson, 30 Main
WATER WORKS.
Champaign City Water Works, Park, e Eads
CHICAGO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
ORR & LOCKETT, 184 and 186 Clark, Chicago, (see adv. back cover).
CUTLERY.
ORR & LOCKETT, 184 and 186 Clark, Chicago, (see adv. back cover)
DESIGNERS.
HAWTIN W. & CO., Lakeside Building, 214 Clark, Chi- cago, (see adv. p L)
ELECTROTYPERS.
HAWTIN W. & CO., Lakeside Building, 214 Clark, Chi- cago, (see adv. p L)
ENGRAVERS.
HAWTIN W. & CO., Lakeside Building, 214 Clark, Chi- cago, (see adv. p L)
HARDWARE.
ORR & LOCKETT, 184 and 186 Clark, Chicago, (see adv. back cover)
PHOTO ENGRAVERS.
HAWTIN W. & CO., Lakeside Building, 214 Clark, Chi- cago, (see adv. p L)
WAX ENGRAVERS.
HAWTIN W. & CO., Lakeside Building, 214 Clark, Chi- cago, (see adv. p L)
ZINC ETCHING.
HAWTIN W. & CO., Lakeside Building, 214 Clark, Chi- cago, (see adv. p L)
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