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SURNAME	GIVEN NAME	ADDRESS	OCCUPATION/BIOGRAPHY/NOTES
Jackson	Andrew	res. Brown, cor. of George	Carpenter
Jackson	Harry	res. 717 Valley	Brakeman
Jackson	J. M.	res. 643 S. 8th	Foreman C.B.&Q. repair shop
Jackson	Rev. Matthew	bds. St. James Hotel	Evangelist
Jackson	Rev. W. H..		Pastor of the M. E. African Church
Jacobson & Farber		101 S. 3d	Wholesale dealers in paper-stock and woolen rags
Jacoby	Alexander	res. 1110 Agency
Jacuinet	Dennis	1105 N. 8th res. cor. 8th and North	Saloon and barber-shop
Jaeger	J.	1706 Mt. Pleasant	Shoe-shop
Jaeger	J. M.	1124 Doemland	Plasterer
Jaeger	J. Phil.	110 N. Main res. Main, cor. Darwin	Book-keeper
Jaggar	E. D.	res. 823 N. Main
Jaggar	Wm. L.	823 N. Main
Jarvis	H. J.	res. 107 S. 6th
Jarvis	W. N.	101 Central Block, N. Main res. 1103 S. 8th	General Western Agent I.B.&W. Ry. Co.
Jenkins	J. W.	3d St res. 636 S. 7th	Carriage works
Jenny	Antoine	513 Maple	Machinist
Jensen	Richard	618 Jefferson, res. Curran, Hibernia.	Decorative painter
Jetkowsky	Wm.	1316 N. 6th	Wagon-maker
Johnson	A. B.	217 V. 8th.	Bdg. house
Johnson	C. M.	315 S. 5th	Engineer
Johnson	F. A.	Starr, cor. Williams	Conductor
Johnson	Fred	res. 226 S. Boundary	Foreman C. B. & Q. paint shop
Johnson	J. A.	317 S. Augusta	Carpenter
Johnson & Myer		319 S. Main	Dlrs. in wood, coal and ice
Jones	G. Nelson, M.D.	off.322� N. 3d	Secretary and Treasurer of Des Moines County Medical Society. Native of Quebec Province, Canada; graduated at McGill Medical College, Montreal, Canada; in 1874, spent one year in the St. Thomas Hospital, London, and came to Burlington in October, 1875; was elected Secretary and Treasurer of the Des Moines County Medical Society Nov. 15, 1876, a position which he continues to hold.
Jones	J. W. C.		Attorney at law.Born in Miami Co., Ohio, Oct. 11, 1844, and removed, with his father, in 1847, to Newberry, S. C.; he was educated at Columbia College, South Carolina, and graduated from that institution in 1861; he came to Burlington in the fall of 1865; in 1866, he organized and taught for two years a High School at Pleasant Grove, this county; in Septetnber, tetnber, 1868, he went to Danville and conducted an Academy until the fall of 1870; in 1871, was chiefly engaged in writing for educational periodicals and preparing for normal work; from 1872 to 1876, he was Principal of the Burlington city schools, and a Conductor of Normal Institutes; in 1875 and 1876, he instituted a system of graded schools in Grafton, Ill., and at the same time organized a Normal Institute at Jerseyville; in January, 1877, he was admitted to the bar. In 1865, he married Miss Hattie E. Tolman, who was born in Medina Co., O.; they have five sons Lambert B., Benson E., Lewis T., Robert Lee and John Tracy. Mr. Jones has been prominently identified with the political interests of Iowa and Illinois, in various ways, and has been active in campaign speaking in the interests of the Democratic party.
Jones	S. H.	cor. 4th & Jefferson res. 222 Court	Capitalist
Jones	Samuel. H.		Capitalist. Born in Maryland and came with his father to Burlington at an early date; from 1861-65, he was engaged in mercantile business at Denver, Colo., and since his return to Burlington devotes his entire attention to looking after his real estate interests.
Jones	Wesley		Wholesale and retail dealer in books, stationery and fancy goods. Born in Springfield, Ohio, in 1839; is the son of Wesley Jones, Sr., a native of Maryland, and one of the earliest merchants of the city; the latter died in 1848, of cholera. During 1864 to 1865, Wesley Jones, Jr., was engaged in mercantile and trading business at Virginia City, Montana; returning to Burlington, he established himself in 1866, in his present trade.
Jones	Wesley	223 Jefferson res. 222 Court	Books & stationery
Jordan	William	res. 1013 N. 6th
Jud	D.	236 S. 9th	Cigar mfr.
Julius	Fred	808 Foster

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