Springfield in 1868
From Springfield Directory for 1868-9, Williams & Co., 1868
av stands for |
avenue |
b |
between |
bds. |
boards |
c or cor |
corner |
com |
commission. |
confec |
confectioner. |
dray |
drayman |
e |
east |
h. |
house. |
manuf |
manufactory or manufacturer |
|
mer stands for |
merchant |
n. |
north. |
nr |
near |
opp. |
opposite |
R. R. |
railroad |
prop'r. |
proprietor |
res |
residence |
s. |
south or side |
tp |
township |
w. |
west |
wks |
works |
|
Davidson Thos. hackman, h 156 W. Main
Davidson Thos. L. foreman press room, Republic Printing Co
Davidson Upton, carpenter, h 187 W. North
Davis A. W. bds Natoinal Hotel
Davis C. A. painter, h 142 W. Main
Davis H. traveling agent, h 196 S. Spring
Davis J. R. laborer, wks C., S. & C. R. R.
Davis J. R. bds 196 S. Spring
Davis N. W. cutter 29 E. Main, h 16 S. Plum
Davis O. cooper, bds &. S. Hotel
Davis Roda, servant, 19 W. High
Davy Jesse, student, bds 177 S. Centre
Dawson T. W. h 268 N. Limestone
Day Michael, teamster, h 101 N. Market
Day Richard, painter, h 18 N. Fisher
Deam Herman, clerk 82 E. Main, bds n w c Spring and Main
Deam John G. wagon manuf. 216 W. Main, h 21 N. Plum
Dean Alexander, laborer, h 293 W. Main
Dean David, wool spinner, bds Jacob Korn's
Dean Henry H. baker, wks 43 W. Main
Deane Thos. clerk L. M. and C. & X. R. R., h w s Limestone b High and Washington
Deardoff J. M. (D., Mellen & Merkley) head of Mechanic
Deardoff, Mellen & Merkley, (John M. D., J. S. M. & David A. M.) planing mill, 116 S. Spring
Deaver Joseph, machinist, wks James Leffel & Co's
Deffenbach A. (D. & Bro.) h w s Limestone north of Main
Deffenbach A. saloon 14 N. Limestone, h 27 N. Market
DEFFENBACH & BROTHER, (A. D. & S. R. D.) Livery, Boarding and Sale Stable, and Propietors Omnibus Line, also, Ice Dealers, 17 N. Limestone
Deffenbach S. R. (D. & Brother) h w s Market b High and Main
Deffenbach Mrs. S. R. millinery, 23 S. Market
Degenhart Gustavus, turning shop n w c Washington and Limestone, res Selma Pike
Delehant Wm. stone cutter, h n w c Spring and Jefferson
DeLong Joseph, huckster, h Main west of Dayton Pike
Dempsey Abner, barber, h e s Grant south of Pleasant
Dempsey J. (Dunn & D.) bds Michael Welsh's
Dennis John, box maker, wks Cottage Color Paint Co
Dennis John, laborer, h 160 N. Plum
Depot City Mills, n e c Linden Av. and Mill Run
Devault R. H. willow ware 1880 W. Main, h 172 W. Main
Dever Joseph D. police, h n s Gilletts Av. b Spring and Vine
Devine James W. barber, wks 29 S. Market
Devlin John, blacksmith, h e s Taylor b Clifton and Harrison
Devlin Winnifred, widow, h e s Taylor b Clifton and Harrison
Dial E. G. real estate agent 26 S. Limestone, h 349 E. High
Diamond John W. brewer, h 54 N. Spring
Dice J. G. agent, h 28 E. Columbia
Dice John B. blacksmith, h s w c Washington and Mechanic
Dice John B. machinist, bds 28 E. Columbia
Dick John, sexton, h 104 N. Yellow Spring
Diegen S. tailor, wks 29 E. Main
Diehl Rev. M. teacher, Wittenberg College
Diehl Wallace W. clerk 82 E. Main, bds 130 W. Columbia
DIEHL WILLIAM. Dealer in Family Groceries, Flour and feed, 82 E. Main; h 130 W. Columbia
Diehl Wm. J. (J. A. Humphreys & Co.) h 130 W. Columbia
Dierdiff ——, carpenter, h s s Jefferson west of Mechainc
Dietzel Edward, stoves and tin ware, 78 E. Main
Digan Sylvester, tailor, h 204 W. Washington
Dill Mrs. Rachael, millinery, 59 E. Main
Dilligan John, laborer, h 246 E. Columbia
Dillon Jerry, laborer, h 233 E. Columbia
Dillon Lizzie, servant, 180 S. Centre
Dinkel John, laborer, bds U. S. Hotel
Dinkel Stephen, (Engert & D.) h n w c Penn and High
Dinker Frederick, carpenter, bds 143 E. Main
Dinwiddie John A. office s w c Main and Market, h 18 S. Center
Dinwiddie Joseph, porter, Willis House
Dipper Samuel, h 278 S. Centre
Divine Rev. Jesse, h 168 W. Jefferson
Divine Michael, laborer, h s s Rodgers east of Cherry
Dixon Wm. cartman, h 27 Pearl
Dobbie Andrew, pattern maker, h 251 S. Market
Dodd Levi N. clerk 7 E.Main, bds 245 S. Limestone
Dodsworth David, shoemaker, wks 42 E. Main
Dodsworth John, h 97 W. Washington
Doe Wm. E. bds National Hotel
Doe Wm. H. tinner, bds National Hotel
Dolan Thos. stone mason, h 113 N. Yellow Spring
Dollbier Adam, gardener, h Dayton Pike nr Main
Donahue Martin, laborer, h 101 S. Spring
Donavan Wm. J. grainer, bds 159 E. Columbia
Donohue Patrick, laborer, h 215 E. Columbia
Donovan John E., City Marshal, at Mayor's Office, h 159 E. Columbia
Doolan Patrick, quarryman, wks Seitz & Mowattt's
Dory James, gardener, h e s Limestone opp Clark's Woods
Dory Robert, gardener, h e s Limestone opp Clark's Woods
Doty E. M. hardware 27 E. Main, h east end of High
Doty L. R. clrk, 27 E. Main, bds E. M. Doty's
Dotze August, (D. & Lones) h n s Main b Light and Yellow Spring
DOTZE & LONES, (August D. & Peter D. L.) Dealers in Family Groceries, Provisions, &c., 32 S. Market
Douglass John G. saloon, 122 E. Washington
Dowd Philip, laborer, h 307 E. Columbia
Downey James, laborer, h e s Cherry south of Rodgers
Downey W. C. traveling agent Thoas & Mast's, bds 66 N. Limestone
Downs Catherine, widow, h 33 S. Yellow Spring
Doyle Bartholomew, laborer, h 12 S. Spring
Doyle Bridget, widow, h 20 N. Spring
Doyle Daniel, laborer, h 228 E. Columbia
Doyle Dennis, tailor, h 172 W. North
Doyle John, (Brock & D.) h 140 E. Main
Doyle John, labroer, h 112 E. Columbia
Doyle John, laborer, h 179 E. Columbia
Doyle Patrick, drayman, h w s Water b main and Columbia
Drake Geo. W. carpenter, h 197 Linden Av.
Dreyer George, laborer, bds U. S. Hotel
Driscol E. (D. & Hynes) h 65 W. High
Driscol eleanor, widow, h Yellow Spring s of Washington
Driscol George, carriage maker, h 212 W. Columbia
Driscol & Hunes, (E. D., J. Driscol & Patrick H.) carriages, 50 W. Main
Driscol J. (D. & Hynes) h n e c Plum and Columbia
Driscol JOsiah, livery stable, 116 W. Main, h 126 W. Columbia
Drum Mrs. E. B. widow, h n s Mill run e of Linden Av
Drury J. detective, h 53 W. Jefferson
Drury Mrs. L. ladies chart for dress cutting, h 53 W. Jefferson
Dudley Henry, plasterer, 86 W. Jefferson
DUDLEY J. S., Blacksmithing and Horse Shoeing, 17 W. High; h 238 S. Centre
Dudley John C. engineer, bds 238 S. Centre
Dudley Miss Kate, seamstress, bds 68 E. Columbia
Dudley N. S. brick yard, w s Pearl nr Patton, h c Clifton and Mill
Dudley N. S. carpenter shop, n e c Clifton and Linden Av
Dudley R. O. carpenter, h e s Linden Av b Pleasant and Clifton
Duffisee John, laborer, bds 108 E. Washington
Duffy Peter, laborer, h 315 E. Main
Duffy Thomas, laborer, bds Jacob Korn's
Duke George, grocer, 68 E. Main
DUNLAP A., Physician and Surgeon, 41 S. Market; h 190 S. Market
Dunlap A. S. physician and surgeon, office, 110 W. Main, h Maple Av. nr Urbana Pike
Dunlap C. W. Student, at 41 S. Market, h 191 S. Market
Dunlap Rev. James, h n s Buck Creek e of Limestone
Dunn Chas. molder, wks James Leffel & Co's
Dunn & Dempsey, (M. D. & J. D.) grocers, &c., s e c Main and Spring
Dunn J. molder, wks James Leffel & Co's
Dunn James, laborer, h 64 N. Factory
Dunn James, oil refiner, h 80 N. Spring
Dunn M. (D. & Dempsey) bds Rev. J. N. Thisse's
Dupont ——, druggist, bds 28 E. Columbia
Durking George, foreman, 17 N. Limestone, h alley b Main and Columbia and Limestone and Market
Durkin Thomas, laborer, h 265 S. Centre
Dutze August, grocer, h 260 W. Main
Dwyer James, blacksmith, h 110 E. Main
Dyer Miss Emma, teacher, springfield Female Seminary
Dyer J. W. saddles and harness, 3 E. Main, bds Christian Harnish's
Dyke Rosa, bds Dock Leach's
Dyson Joseph, (Leedle & D.) res National Pike west of Cemetry