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Ellenbecker J N, General Store and Grain.
Freyling John P, shoemaker.
Groff John, general store.
Hamm J P, blacksmith. Hertel R J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Hoffman John, blacksmith.
Krier J B, hardware.
Pirron & Co, cheese mnfrs.
Schlitz P, saloon.
Schmidler Frank, hotel.
Weyker M, general store and grain.
BELL CENTER. A village on Kick. apoo river, in Crawford county, 85 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county
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seat, and 16 north of Boscobel, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Pop- ulation, 400. Mail, tri-weekly. H. H. Lewis, postmaster.
Buckmaster John, grist mill. Cameron James, shoemaker. Campbell J N, wagonmaker. Campbell W G, Lawyer. Clark J H, physician. Ellis Albert, dentist. Funk Morgan, cooper. Gay, Onley & Co, flour mill.
Huffman Charles A, ins and collections. Kast C S, saloon. Kast J N. lawyer.
Lewis F W, Live Stock Breeder. Mastin Matthew, druggist.
Miller Ira N, mason. Peck Melvin, machinist.
Porter W H, cabinetmaker.
Posy John, hotel. Purington A B, physician.
Richards A B, physician.
Rotan James, restaurant. Rounds L A, carpenter. Rounds O P & Co, silver mines.
Smith Seymour, shoemaker.
Stowell Arthur L, blacksmith and justice. Strong George, harnessmaker.
Strong Jeremiah B, lime and brick mnfr. Tate W W, saw mill and ties.
Tate W W & Co, general store.
Thompson Jefferson, Wagonmaker. Whitaker Bros, meat market. Whitaker Thomas, hardware. Wood G A, saw mill. Young Wm, hotel.
BELLEFOUNTAIN. In Columbia county, 12 miles northeast of Portage, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 5 from Pardeeville, the nearest rail- road station. Population, 100. Mail, semi-weekly. E. C. West, postmaster.
Cuff Henry, feed and sorghum mill. Lovell John, stone mason. West E C, Broom Mnfr.
BELLE PLAINE. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Shawano county, 53 miles southwest of Shawano, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. F. C. Schewe, post- master.
Bomke Adolph, farm impts. Hudtloff Rev Wm (Lutheran). Kalbow A, farm impts. Peterson Alexander, general store.
Rouse L S, land agent. Schewe C, blacksmith. Schewe F C, General Store. Webster F C & Son, saw mill.
BELLEVILLE. A village on Sugar river and the C., M. & N. R. R., in Dane county, 20 miles southwest of Madison. the county seat, and 15 northwest of Evansville, the nearest banking point. I: contains 2 churches, a school and a weekly newspaper, the Sugar River Record. Stages daily to Dayton, Montrose and Primrose. Population, 350. Tel., W. U. Exp.,Am. J. H. Gould, postmaster.
Belleville House, E Gaffney propr. Best George, grocer.
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Blunt & Bennett, clothing.
Brittenham & Hixon, lumber.
Caldwell W N, General Store.
Derrickson Charles W, hardware.
Fuller A, mason.
Gaffney Edward, propr Belleville House.
Goodenow Henry, propr Park Hotel.
Gould James II, Grocer.
Gray A A, builder.
Haag Andrew, shoemaker.
Harmon F P, meat market.
Kane W J, constable.
Lamboley Louis, barber.
Lamore W B, livery.
Leuchsinger Fred, butter and cheese.
Leuchsinger & Caldwell, cheese mnfrs.
Lawrence D L, harness.
Manson A P, photographer.
Meacham D C, mason.
Norton J W, Flour Mill.
Oliver E A, blacksmith.
Park Hotel, H Goodenow propr.
Smith D S & F. grain and live stock. Stevens C E, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Story E C, confectioner.
Story H E, grain and feed.
Story & Hoskins, general store.
Sugar River Recorder, J M Williams publr.
Sullivan James, painter. Targeson J, wagonmaker. Ulerich H J, furniture and undertaker. Wheelwright W S, physician.
Williams J M. ins and publr Recorder.
Williams W T, Drugs. Wood D N & Co, creamery.
BELLEVUE. A country postoffice in Shawano county, 8 miles southwest of Shawano, the seat of justice and banking point, and 3} north of Embarrass, the nearest shipping point. Daily mail store
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to Embarrass. Population, 35. Mary A. Peterson, postmaster.
Beedle George, railroad, exp and tel agent Peterson Alexander, General Store. Sanders H, hotel.
BELMONT. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in LaFayette county, 16 miles northwest of Darlington, the judicial seat, and 8 from Platteville, the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation, 400. G. Hemphill, postmaster.
Barrett John, hardware. Bartels John H, tailor. Bellmont Creamery Co. Brown George, lumber.
Brown Robert W, General Store. Budlong Charles A, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Corbis Mrs E, dressmaker.
De Witt Charles T, physician.
Dougherty & Simmons, grain.
Doyle Mrs Michael, notions.
Garden & Minor, gen store and drugs. Glasson Mrs Lavina, restaurant. Goble & Chesterfield, saloon.
Hambly Wm, blacksmith.
Hemphill Bros, Harness. Hemphill John J, carpenter.
Hines August, blacksmith.
Huntington & Trevarthen, lime. Jones D J, mason. Klatt Rev (Lutheran).
Klatt T W, prin of school.
Krasche August, shoemaker.
Lillick F T, feed mill.
Luce R R, prin school. McGuigen F & Co, saloon.
Mappes Charles, propr St Charles Hotel. Mappes Louis N. ice.
Michaclis Theodore, Boots and Shoes.
Morris E A, physician. Nodolf Wm, wagonmaker. Olmstad Nathan T, justice.
Pelton Chapin, carpenter.
Pritchard & Webster, general store.
Rapp George, meats. Rehmstedt Henry F, propr U S Hotel.
Richards Richard, mason. Robbins James C, farm impts.
Rollins John, constable.
St Charles Hotel, C Mappes propr.
Sanbrook Peter, General Store.
Simmons Wm, carpenter.
Stein Samuel I, general store. Terrill James R, barber. Trevarthan Miss Kate. dressmaker. United States Hotel, H F Rehmstedt propr.
Vail Wm B, insurance. Webb Frank H, blacksmith. Webster Mirs S S, Milliner. Wickmann E. carpenter. Willey Rev (Methodist).
BELOIT. Is built on both banks of Rock river, which is spanned by three bridges, from which a delightful view may be obtained, and is a thriving incorporated city on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, at the crossing of the C. & N. W. Ry, in Rock county, 84 miles southwest of Milwaukee, and 14 south of Janesville, the seat of jus- tice. The excellent water power here ob- tainable has been one of the main factors in the prosperity of the city. Beloit now contains a wind-mill, pump and tank fac- tory, 2 wood working machine factories, a clutch pulley manufactory, the Williams Engine Works, 2 paper mills, the Beloit Iron Works, agricultural implement works, a scale factory, a sash, door and blind factory, paint and carriage shops. planing and flouring mills, a foundry and machine knife factory, a paper pail fac- tory, glove and mitten factory. overall, shirt and pants factories, a shoe factory, a number of cigar factories, etc. The pro- ducts of the above form the principal shipments. The educational facilities comprise Beloit College, covering an area of 25 acres, with 8 buildings, including & library (15,000 volumes) and a gym- nasium, and good public schools, the latter employing 20 teachers. Eleven churches minister to the religions wants of the people; they represent the following de- nominations: Congregational, Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, Christian, Catholic, Presbyterian, German and Nor- wegian Lutheran, and German Presby- terian. Two newspapers, the Free Press (daily and weekly), and the Citizen (daily and weekly), are published. The city is. lighted by electricity and gas, has an ex- cellent system of water works and an efficient fire department, 3 banks, 2 good hotels, an opera house, and several smaller halls. Bonded debt, $56,000; assessed valuation of real and personal property, $2,000,000. Exp., Am. and U. S. Tele- phone Exchange. Tel., W. U. Popula- tion, 7,000. Cham. Ingersoll, postmaster.
Abbott J W & W H (James W and Wm H), dry goods. Abraham Emanuel, barber. Ackley George F, marble works. Addler & Co, dry goods.
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Allen & McEvoy (W Henry Allen, Joseph C McEvoy), machinists.
America Heating Co (capital, $300,000), George A Houston pres, Fred K Hous- ton sec and treas.
American Hotel, A L Wood propr.
Anderson George H, agt Am Exp Co.
Appleby George, barber.
Appleby & Hawkins (Wm H Appleby, Patrick J Hawkins), barbers. Austin W L, city treasurer.
Axtell W S, supt public schools.
Ayer Robert, electrician.
Babbitt Clinton, live stock.
Bailey Thomas B, grain.
Baker David, mngr Minnesota Lumber Co. Ball & Goss (Wm T Ball, Arthur F Goss), farm implements.
Barlow & Co (Edward B and Harry Barlow), Proprs Eureka Laundry, 434 School.
Barrett S E Mnfg Co, Samuel E Barrett pres, building paper.
Bates J W, Attorney-at.Law, 322 E Bridge.
Baumes Wm H, dry goods.
Bell Samuel, physician.
Beloit Brewery, Mrs Augustina Schlenk propr.
Beloit Carpet Co, J M Carpenter mngr. Beloit City Band, Frank Collar director.
Beloit College, Edward D Eaton, D D, L L D, pres, Rev Henry P Higley, D D, sec. Beloit Co-operative Loan and Building Assn. Edgar S Greene sec.
Beloit Electric Light and Power Co, W A Knapp pres, W G Patterson mngr.
Beloit Free Press, Cham Ingersoll propr. Beloit Improvement Co (capital, $10,000), J B Peet pres, W H Wheeler sec.
Beloit Iron Works (capital, $20,000), A Aldrich pres, R J Burdge sec.
Beloit Paper Pail Works, C A Rathbun sec and sec.
Beloit Savings Bank, R J Dowd Pres. J A Holmes Sec and Treas; The First Real Savings Bank in the State.
Beloit Straw Board Co (capital, $60,000), Samuel E Barrett pres, Elmore J Adams sec.
Beloit Gas Light and Coke Co. Thomas C Hopper pres, Joseph Hindley sec and mngr.
Beloit Swing Saw and Rosette Machine Co, Thomas Purves pres, E Lipman sec. Beloi: Water Works (capital, $60,000), J B Peet pres, C B Salmon sec.
Bennett Lewis F. physician.
Berlin Machine Works (capital, $100,000), Porter B Yates pres, Joseph Yates sec.
Besley C H & Co (Charles H Besley, FN Gardner), machinists.
Bestor Rev O P (Baptist).
Bisshopp Harry E, flour mill.
Bittel Mrs Adam, blacksmith.
Blazer Wm, meat market.
Blodgett Wm, flour mill.
Bois A Frank, tailor.
Bort, Bailey & Co (Albert N Bort, Fred- erick J Bailey, Wm H Greenman), dry goods.
Bowling J Henry, barber.
Bradley L B & Son (Lent B and James A), dentists.
Branigan Thomas, hotel.
Bredeson Halvor, shoemaker.
Brown Robert H. constable.
Brown Wallace C, propr Citizen.
Buckeridge A L & Co (Alfred L Buck- eridge), meat market.
Buckeridge Edwin R, meat market.
Buckeridge Isaac, physician.
Buckley Cornelius, lawyer.
Bullock Albert W, grocer.
Bullock C H, city assessor.
Burdge Richard J. lawyer.
Burger Edward W, meat market.
Burger John, meat market.
Burpee Charles L, photographer.
Cadman Isaac P, modelmaker.
Cahn Abraham M, notions.
Calvert Wm H. hardware.
Campbell Mrs Ellen A, hair goods.
Cannon Carl W, barber.
Carpenter Nathan A. restaurant.
Carr Mrs Julia E, milliner.
Central House, CF Jackson propr.
Chamberlin J F. ice dealer.
Citizen Publishing Co The, O H Orton Pres. F F Livermore Sec and Treas, C B Mead Mngr, Publrs The Cit- izen.
Clark & Howard (James Clark, Anthony Howard), saloon.
Clarke Elijahı N, dentist.
Clarke George H, dry goods.
Clifford Harvey S. seeds.
Coates Steam Laundry, John Costes Propr; a First-Class Bath Room is Con- nected with the Laundry.
Cohn Abraham, notions.
Cole & Rodman (Wm A Cole, Phineas C Rodman), barbers.
Colehour Frank E, photographer.
Colwell Charles A, carpenter.
Conner James B, restaurant.
Conzet Rev Jacob (Presbyterian).
Corcoran Timothy D, agt Adams Exp Co.
Cormany John H, blacksmith.
Cornelius Mrs D A, restaurant.
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Cowles & Meacham (Watson L Cowles, Miles S Meacham), grocers.
Crahen Patrick H, cigar mnfr.
Cram George H, boots and shoes.
Croft James, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Cunningham Bernard, carpenter.
Cunningham Bros (Lawrence E and John), contractors.
Dahlberg Edwin T, jeweler.
Daniels Sisters (Amanda I and Mary E), Milliners and Dressmakers, 420 School. (See adv. below.)
Darling Austin L, shoemaker.
Day & Andrews (Edward A Day, Fred- erick Andrews), confectioners.
De Groff Lorenzo, flour and feed.
Dow Joel B, lawyer and insurance.
Dowd Rex J, machine knife mnfr.
Dudley Misses (Adelia and Flora), florists. Dulhanty Timothy, restaurant.
Dunn Wm, tailor.
Eclipse Clutch Works, W H Wheeler Pres, C E Wheeler Sec and Treas, Mnfrs of Friction Clutch Pulleys, Etc.
Eclipse Wind Engine Co, Charles H Morse pres, George W Sparks sec.
Emerson Charles A, druggist.
English Wm, constable.
Ercanbrack P J, Mngr Grand Hotel, opposite C M & St P Depot.
Esplin Mrs Mary A, milliner.
Eureka Laundry, Barlow & Co Proprs, 434 School.
Evans Evan J, grocer.
Everett Frank C, photographer.
Everett Mrs Mary, hair goods.
Fallon Frank, saloon.
Farr L R, physician.
Fera Sisters (Amanda and Ida M), milli- ners.
Fischer Louis, merchant tailor.
Fitzgerald Wm, stone mason.
Fitzgibbons Thomas, saloon.
Flint Charles H, cooper.
Floker John C, barber and baths.
Florey Sylvester, cigar mnfr.
Fluekiger Edward D, grocer.
Fluekiger Ernest J, boots and shoes.
Fluker John C, barber.
Foss John F, carriagemaker.
Foster Frank S, druggist.
Foster John & Co (John Foster, Wm D Hall), Mnfrs of the Finest Shoes in the World.
Foster Joseph B, jeweler.
Foster Wm A, paper box mnfr.
Frederick & Beach (George Frederick, Wm H Beach), hardware.
Gammon Edward M, symphony orchestra. Gammon & Reynolds (Edward M Gam- mon, A E Reynolds), painters.
Gardner Frederick N, supt Charles H Besley & Co.
Gardner Isaac, wool and produce.
Garlick George L, restaurant.
Garrigan Dennis, boots and shoes.
Gaston N B & Son (Nathan B and Augus- tine J), scale mnfrs.
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Gesley Manufacturing Co, Torris Gesley Pres, Charles O Millett Sec and Treas, Agricultural Implement Mnfrs, 217 W Bridge.
Goodall Ira E, notary public.
Goodall Miss Luella F, artist.
Goodwin Opera House, R H Wilson mngr. Goodwin The, H M Hays Propr. (See adv, p 167.)
Gordon John B, hardware.
Gordon & McKenney (Charles E Gordon, George H McKenney), Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, Tuning, etc, 431 School.
Gowing Wm H, veterinary surgeon.
Graves Oscar, second-hand goods.
Gray Miss Carrie E, prin public schools. Green Isaac, tailor.
Greene Charles C, grocer.
Greenwood John T, washing machines. Greenwood & Martin (John T Greenwood, John Martin), paint mnfrs.
Gregory Carroll S, plumber.
Grovesteen H V & Son (Howland V and George M), Wholesale and Retail Paper, 144 State.
Guernsey Lucius T, printer.
Gummow Charles A, Livery and Dealer in all Kinds of Farm Machinery, W Bridge opp N W Depot. Halliday Andrew J, dairy.
Halls John P, grocer.
Hamlin Rev Cyrus (Congregational).
Hamlin Mrs Cyrus, music teacher.
Hamlin & Race (Wm Hamlin, Frank E Race), jewelers. Hansell John, dairy.
Hansen C & Sons (Charles, Edward F and Wm O), plow mnfrs. Hansen Edward, city clerk. Haskell Mrs A N, dressmaker. Hauser John, grocer.
Haynes Miss Julia A. milliner.
Hays Harry M, Propr The Goodwin. (See adv, p 167 ) Helm Bros (Arthur C and Ernest), phys. Higley Rev Henry P (Congregational). Hill & Fuller (Joseph H Hill, James O Fuller), merchant tailors. Holcomb Bros & Co (Clifford A and Wm H Holcomb), plumbers and pumps.
Holloway M A & Son (Mira A and Ed- ward), second-hand goods. Holmes John A, sec and treas Beloit Sav- ings Bank.
Hotel Grand, Waldo & Son Proprs; Strictly First-Class Hotel; Rates, $2 per Day, opp C, M & St P Depot. Houston John E, furniture.
Houston Milling Co, Edward P Salmon pres, Charles B Salmon sec, flour mill. Howell Edgar A, agt C & N W Ry.
Hyde L C & Brittan (Louis C Hyde, Wal- ter M Brittan), bankers.
Ingersoll Cham, propr Free Press.
Jackson Alvin S, marble works.
Jackson Charles F, propr Central House.
Janvrin Frederick E, ice dealer.
Johnson Mrs Caroline W, carpet weaver. Johnson Corrie D, saloon.
Johnson Henry B, physician.
Johnson Ole J, blacksmith.
Johnson Orlando H, live stock.
Johnson Parsons, justice.
Johnson, Smith & Co (J T Johnson, Simon Smith, Frank Vallee), painters.
Kehoe Martin, saloon.
Kellogg Wm De W, lawyer.
Kendall Charles, Justice of Peace and Insurance Agent.
Kendall Luther W, photographer.
Kenney John S, carpenter.
Ketchum & Russell (M C Ketchum, H Russell), merchant tailors.
Key Wm H, hardware and tobacco.
Kinsley Edwin, carriagemaker.
Kline John, saloon.
Kline Stephen, saloon.
Klingberg Fritz R, horseshoer.
Knapp Maurice S. glassware.
Kosche Rev D (Lutheran).
Krause Karl H, music teacher.
Laramy Thomas W, live stock.
Lee Mrs Helen, music teacher. Leeson Thomas, machinist.
Leonard H J Mnfg Co (Horace J Leonard, Edward J Pierce), glove mnfrs. Lipman Ernest, dry goods.
Livermore Frank F, Sec and Treas The Citizen Publishing Co.
Loewi A & Co (Adolph Loewi, Moses Reitler), clothing. Longcroft Edward G, jeweler.
Loomis Edward A, clothing.
Love John A, assessor 4th ward.
Lyman Leroy W, dry goods.
McCoy Harvey E, jeweler.
McCrimmon Wm A, carpenter.
McDonald Charles, livery. McGavock Hugh, grocer.
McGinn & Burns (Thomas McGinn, John Burns), saloon.
McGuire Bros (Charles and Albert), res- taurant.
McIntosh J Carey, real estate and ins.
Magilton Wm, blacksmith. Malone Booth M, district attorney. Martin John, grocer.
Martin Joseph A, meat market.
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Martin Zalmon, grain.
Maynard George B, harnessmaker.
Mead Charles B, mngr Citizen Publishing Co.
Meehan & Conlin (John Meehan, Thomas J Conlin), grocers.
Mellen Willis A, physician.
Mendsen James H, carriage trimmer.
Menzie Silas W, City Attorney and Lawyer, 300 State.
Merrill Rev Charles D (Presbyterian).
Merrill George B, constable.
Merriman Charles W, physician.
Merriman Chester C, dentist.
Meyers J A W, dentist.
Middlebrook & Barnes (George H Middle- brook, Samuel D Barnes), stationers. Millen Frank L, barber.
Miller C & Co (Chauncey and Leonard W Miller, Harry A Adams), grain and live stock.
Miller David P, livery.
Minnesota Lumber Co, David Baker mngr. Moran George F, saloon.
Morning Citizen, W C Brown editor and propr.
Moses Lansen, blacksmith.
Munger Charles W, wagonmaker.
Murray James, string band.
Murry Hugh, feed stable.
Nichols John, boots and shoes.
Nielson Bros (Ole and Eigil), grocers. North Charles F, city marshal.
Northrop & Estes (Thomas P North-
rop, E Byron Estes), Painters, Paper- hangers and Decorators, 427 State. Nye Frederick T, physician. Oliver Charles, cigar mnfr.
O'Riordan J & Bro (Jeremiah and Michael), dry goods.
Orton Otho HI, Attorney-at-Law; Loans, Patents, Pensions, Collections and Notary Public, 357 Bridge.
Peet & Keeler (Joseph B Peet, Chauncey Keeler), lumber.
Pentland & Harmon (Henry Pentland, Wm D Harmon), grocers.
Perkins James L, hardware.
Perrin S E. bridge builder.
Perry Frederick C, carpenter.
Perry James A. cooper. Pierce Philip M, pianos and sew machs.
Pierron Joseph J, carpenter.
Pierson Ambrose, carriage painter.
Pollock D H & Co (David H Pollock, Charles M Brown), drugs. Powers Michael J, harness.
Powers Thomas, ins and restaurant.
Purves Thomas, cigar mufr. Quinn Wm H, carpenter.
Randall Wm T (agt), paper mill.
Rau Charles F, furniture.
Rau C W & Co (Charles W Rau, G Milan Northrop), furniture.
Raubenheimer Louis, boots and shoes.
Reed Wm A, physician.
Reese August F, horseshoer.
Reitler Matilda, clothing.
Reitler M & Co (Moses Reitler, Adolph Loewi), clothing.
Reynolds E A, constable.
Riggs George, dyer.
Riordan Simon T, confectioner.
Ritsher John, meat market.
Robinson Bros (Charles R and Walter L), transfer line.
Robinson Charles R, saloon.
Rock River Paper Mills, W T Randall agt.
Rood Mrs Farmer, artist.
Rosenblatt H & Sons (Henry, Louis and Moses), Mnfrs of the Badger State Overall, Pants and Shirts.
Rouse & Trostle (Wm C Rouse, Allen S Trostle), meat market.
Royce Rev Fayette A (Episcopal).
Ryan Michael L, restaurant.
Ryback & West (Oswald Ryback, Willard C West), merchant tailors.
Samp Wm, stone quarry.
Sanford Lizzie B, baker.
Sanger George E, grocer.
Sargent John E, musical instruments.
Schlenk Mrs Augustina, propr Beloit Brewery.
Second National Bank (capital, $50,000).
Albert N Bort pres, L Holden Parker cash.
Seeley Miss M E, mngr W U Tel Co.
Sharp Henry M, wagonmaker.
Shea Dennis J, merchant tailor.
Shervin Rev L (Lutheran).
Shue Ira E. barber.
Shumaker & McCabe (F W Shumaker, W F McCabe), pubirs Beloit City Direc- tory.
Shumaker & Middlebrook (Frank W Shu-
maker, George H Middlebrook), books. Smiley Archibald L, laundry.
Smith C A & Co (Charles A Smith, Sarah M Strong), druggists.
Smith Edward J, dental goods.
Smith Edward R, druggist.
Smith Girden E, grocer.
Smith O P & Co (Oliver P Smith, John A Love), grain. Snyder Albert, livery.
Snyder Bros (Frank and Charles), livery. Spawn M G, physician.
Stetson R H, physician.
Stevens Wm E, architect.
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Stevens & Hendricks (Frank C Stevens, Wm C Hendricks), harness. Stiles & Rogers (Oliver J Stiles, Louis J Rogers), grocers.
Still Charles A, stationer.
Stone Bros (Wm A and Edwin C), livery. Sumner Bros (C E, M A and F L), jewelers. Swenningson Knute, carpenter.
Swenningson Mrs Knute, carpet weaver. Thomas Rev John (African M E).
Thompson Albert, physician.
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