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Conrad J S, general store.
Crow John, cooper.
Fisher C C, justice.
Fisher Jobn, carpenter.
Graves C S, railroad, express and tel agt.
Hanser Rev Oscar (Lutheran).
Lowery David, carpenter.
Retig Wm, carpenter.
Ross & Fisher, Meat Market.
Schueller Rev John (German Ref M E). Snyder Fred, barber.
Thomas Rev (Methodist).
CENTRALIA. A prosperous incor- porated city advantageously located on the west bank of the Wisconsin river, directly opposite Grand Rapids, the judicial seat, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Wood county. It contains a hub and spoke fac- tory, 2 planing mills, a saw mill, 2 wood pulp mills, a flouring mill, a bank, a gra- ded school and an electric light plant which furnishes light for the two cities.
CEDARBURG NEWS WISCONSIN.
CEDARBURG,
FRED W. HORN, Editor and Proprietor. Published Every Wednesday. TERMS, $1.50 PER YEAR. Is Considered by Advertisers to be the Best Medium in this Section of the State, SEND FOR RATES.
Guns Repaired. If In need of Repairing, our Facilities are the Best. Choke Boring a Specialty. JOHN MEUNIER GUN CO., 272 West Water Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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A live weekly newspaper, the Enterprise and Tribune, is published. The Wiscon- sin river at this point is very rapid and could be utilized for a large amount of manufacturing. The principal shipments are the products of the above mills, and lumber and cranberries. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 1,450. Mail, daily. J. W. Natwick, postmaster.
Bailey Wm D, glass and tinware.
Bandelin August F, propr Centralia House. Bank of Centralia (capital, $25,000), Jerre D Witter pres, Irving E Philleo cash.
Barney Miss Josie D, dressmaker.
Boorman Curtis A, physician.
Boucher Napoleon J, harnessmaker.
Bremer Fred W, machinist.
Brown W H & Co (Wm H Brown, Edward C Ketchum), ice.
Bruderli Gottfried, shoemaker.
Burchell Mrs Hannah M, milliner.
Centralia Enterprise and Tribune, Rossier & Brundage proprs.
Centralia House, A F Bandelin propr.
Centralia Pulp and Water Power Co, Frank Garrison pres, G F Steele sec.
Chamberlain James, saloon.
Cochran J Wilber, lawyer.
Colcord Albert H, marble worker.
Commercial Hotel, Damasz Ratelle propr.
Cooper Thomas J, justice.
Corriveau George A, general store.
Daly C E & Co (Charles E and John Daly), meat market.
Demeroe Joseph, carpenter.
Dickson & Cary (Walter J Dickson, Wm H Cary), livery.
Duncan Charles L, chief of police.
Farish John, planing mill.
Fort Edward, Centralia & Northern Rail- road, Walter Scott pres, T B Scott sec and treas, Ed Sargent chief engineer.
Goggins Bernard R, lawyer.
Goldsmith Mrs Hannah E, notions.
Greenberg Abraham, general store.
Havenor Robert A, prin of school.
Hotel Lyon, Clark Lyon propr. Jackson Milling Co, G J .Jackson pres, Charles Mathews sec, flour mill. Johnson Claus, saloon.
Johnson, Hill & Co ( Nels Johnson, George M Hill, Jerre D Witter), general store. Kellner Ernest, general store.
Kellner Frederick E, saloon.
Kellner F E & Co (Frederick Kellner, Jo- seph Lamadeline), general store.
Lamadeline Joseph, saloon.
Lemley Charles D, carpenter.
Lyon Miss Esther, pianos and organs.
Mackinnon F Mnfg Co (Capital, $16,000), Nels Johnson Pres, F Mac- Kinnon Sec and General Mogr, Hub and Spoke Mnfrs.
Mason Garrett, saloon.
Meunier Emery N, propr Universal House.
Meunier Joseph, saloon.
Moore John F. wagonmaker.
Nash L M & Co (L M Nash, W T Jones), hardware and farm machinery.
Natwick James W, Postmaster and Furniture.
Nelson Oscar, tailor.
Nisson Mrs Dora, milliner.
Nyvill Rev J W (Lutheran).
Pattison J M, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Peeso Wm A, dentist.
Peterson Mrs Mary, milliner.
Preston Bros (Saul and George), Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers.
Ratelle Damasz, propr Commercial Hotel. Ratelle Frank, livery.
Reeves R H, telegraph agent.
Remington Henry W, Lawyer and Collections.
Ridgman Arthur L, physician.
Rossier & Brundage (Emil B Rossier, Ed- win B Brundage), proprs Enterprise and Tribune.
Routel Mrs Josephine, photographer.
St Amour Trefley C, general store. Sickels Arthur, barber.
Universal House, E N Meunier propr.
Van Slate Miss Lillie, dressmaker.
Wisconsin Wood Pulp Co, George L Wil- liams pres, Walter E Mack sec.
Witter & Taylor (J D Witter, TA Taylor). insurance.
Wolmuth Frederick, merchant tailor.
Worthington Ralph C, drugs and exp agt.
CENTREVILLE. In Trempealeau county, 30 miles southwest of Whitehall. the county seat, and 5 southwest of Gales- ville, the usual banking and shipping point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. John L. Sanderson, postmaster.
Atwood Miss Carrie, music teacher.
Gibson W H, justice and farm impts.
Johnson E R, blacksmith.
Johnson H E, feed mill.
Martin E, barber.
Rhodes E R, physician.
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Sanderson J L & Son, General Store. Siewert Charles, flour mill. Tobey G B, carpenter.
CHAMBERLIN. In Waukesha county, 10 miles southeast of Waukesha, the judicial seat and banking point, and 7 from Mukwanago, the nearest shipping point. Mail, daily. Ann E. Chamberlin, postmaster.
Leonard Martin, Hotel and General Store. Pelty B, blacksmith.
CHANDLER. Burnett county. Name changed to Spooner.
CHARLESBURGH. A village in Calumet county, 4} miles southwest of Chilton, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 200. N. Mahlberg, postmaster.
Bersch John, hotel. Decker Rev John (Catholic). Hoffman Joseph, shoemaker. Kreamer Mathew, cheese mnfr. Leitner Joseph, blacksmith.
Mahlberg Nicholaus, General Store.
CHASE. In Oconto county, 25 miles southwest of Oconto, the judicial seat, and 8 from Little Suamico, its shipping point, and 18 from Green Bay. Population, 25. Mail, semi-weekly.
Knudson J, general store. Ladd B & K, general store. Sellitz R, blacksmith.
CHASEBURGH. A postoffice on Coon creek, in Vernon county, 16 miles northwest of Viroqua, the county seat, 15 southeast of La Crosse, the nearest banking point, and 8 from Stoddard, the nearest shipping point. Stages daily to La Crosse and Viroqua; fare, 75 cents to either point. Population, 140. Mail, daily. C. L. Fiustad, postmaster.
Baker C W, physician. Brown J M, hotel and justice. Cary R F, saloon. Chaseburgh Creamery. Hoyt & Aiken, flour mill.
Jensen Rev E (Lutheran).
Larsen & Finstad, Blacksmiths. Natmick H O, saw mill.
Nelson Stephen, lumbermen's supplies. Oerding Rev C E (Lutheran).
Patzke Robert, harnessmaker. Peterson Andrew, shoemaker. Rannetsberger, wagonmaker.
CHAT. A postoffice in Lincoln coun- ty, 10} miles north of Merrill, the seat of justice, shipping and banking point. Pop- ulation, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. Richard Town, postmaster.
Monro S W & Co, fruit.
CHEESEVILLE. On Lake Michi- gan, in Door county, 6 miles southeast of Sturgeon Bay, the judicial seat, nearest banking and shipping point. It contains a church and a district school. Tri-weekly mail stage to Ahnapee and Sturgeon Bay. Population, 100. F. McDermott, post- master.
Eldred John, fisherman.
Gjvere Rev H (Lutheran). Mackey John, fisherman.
Madoche & McDermott, General Store and Cheese Mufrs.
Mathison & Nygard, general store. Nelson Ole, blacksmith.
Roberts George, fisherman.
Woodard L F, fisherman.
CHELSEA. A prosperous village on the Wis. Central Line, in Taylor county, 12 miles north of Medford, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 500. A. H. Young, postmaster.
Ashley E L, justice.
Bardwell & Young (Sherman Bard- well, Albert H Young), General Store. Chelsea House, C H Gearhart propr.
Diamond House, W H Haight propr. Elliott J, saloon.
Gearhart Albertus A, general store.
Gearhart Charles H, propr Chelsea House. Haight Wm H, propr Diamond House. Kees Robert, Grocer and Hotel.
McHugh Miss Jennie, teacher.
Madison W H, railroad, exp and tel agt. Mutz George, shoemaker.
Penny John, barber. Schroock Charles, blacksmith.
Shear Henry, Cattle Breeder.
Star Hotel, Robert Kees propr. Tiefenbacher Jolin, groceries and meats. Van Dusen O D, saw mill.
Waschotka Peter, saloon.
Williams T F, physician.
CHESTER. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dodge county, 15 miles
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from Juneau, the judicial seat, and 2} from Waupun, its banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. D. L. Boyle, post- master, railroad, telegraph and express agent.
CHETEK. A pleasantly situated vil- lage on lake of the same name and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Barron county, 242 miles north west of Milwaukee, 13 southeast of Barron, the county seat, and 14 southeast of Rice Lake, the nearest banking point. Settled in 1870, it contains grist and planing mills, Lutheran, German Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a district school and a public library. A weekly paper, the Chetek Alert, is published. It is a favorite summer re- sort, and there is good hunting and.fishing in the neighborhood. Grain, lumber, shingles and hardwood are shipped. Pop- ulation, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Peter Swansby, postmaster.
Baier Adam, harnessmaker.
Bailey Abel, physician.
Blatchford Samuel, mason.
Bull Isaac, real estate and ins.
Burnham Warren J, furniture.
Butler B F, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Butler Hattie, milliner.
Butler Isaac, gardener.
Carver N E, county supt schools.
Chappel Thomas E, barber.
Chase T C, furniture.
Chetek Alert, Walter Speed editor.
Chetek House, D C Wood propr.
Chetek Public Library, Walter Speed li- brarian.
Dixon Henry J, flour and feed.
Eighmy B L, lawyer.
Everson Ole, gunsmith.
Flinn W W, nursery.
Gansky Michael, meat market.
Gilbert Frank, carpenter.
Gilbert Joseph, justice.
Goode Rev Wm E (United Brethren).
Gransky Michael, meat market. Hanson Frederick, gen store and impts. Harris Edwin, grocer.
Harris Homer, photographer. Harris Simeon H, gunsmith. Hazeltine E R, gardener. Huckzler Jacob, painter. Hulbert Miss Hattie, milliner.
Kleve John, blacksmith.
Klinger Joseph P, shoemaker. Knapp, Stout & Co Company, J W Mun- nell mng1, general store and flour mill. Lousley Philip, deputy sheriff. Moe Bernard, steamship ticket agent.
Moe Peter A, general store.
Moore Charles W, gen store and lumber. Mueller R, prin school.
Munnell James W, mngr Knapp, Stout & Co Company.
Museus Charles F, saloon.
Nichols Lucien H, physician.
Olson Andrew, drugs and saloon.
Olson Stephen, saloon.
Orke Rev A J (Lutheran).
Peterson Charles, blacksmith.
Phoenix Rev (Presbyterian).
Price George W, barber.
Rearden Thomas W, Grocer and Livery.
Regulator House, Victor Woolcutt propr. Rickerd House, George B Rickerd propr. Robbins Wm H, physician.
Sliter Norman H, lawyer.
Slocum Rev C A (Adventist).
Southworth Fred A, hardware.
Speed Walter, editor Alert.
Strong Dewitt C, physician.
Swan Charles H, livery.
Uves John, bricklayer.
Wood David C, propr Chetek House.
Woolcutt Victor, Propr Regulator House; also General Store, Livery and Meat Market.
CHILTON. An incorporated city on the Manitowoc river, and on the M. & N. R. R., in Calumet county, of which it is the county seat, 79 miles north west of Mil- waukee. It contains 2 flour mills, a plan- ing mill, a chair factory, 2 machine shops, 2 grain elevators, a brewery, a malt house. a bank, 2 weekly newspapers-the Wis- konsin Demokrat and the Chilton Times-4 churches-2 Catholic, 1 Evangelical and 1 Congregational-good schools, a public library with 400 volumes, and a volunteer fire department with hook and ladder truck and hand engine. The manufacturing of cheese is the principal industry of the farming community. Land ranges in price from $40 to $75 per acre. Daily stage to Stockbridge. Bonded debt, $7,- 600; assessed valuation of real and person- al property, $475,000. Population, 1,425. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. George D. Breed, postmaster.
Alves Hermann, cheese mnfr.
Arnold Henry, publr Wiskonsin Demo- krat.
Baier Caspar, shoemaker.
Bass Martin, mason. Bechlen Wm, merchant tailor.
Bell Anton, wagonmaker.
Berens Theodore, carpenter.
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Bersch Joseph, propr Wisconsin House. Blake Wm, milk.
Boll Miss Anna, confectioner.
Boll Valentine, saloon.
Bosshard Jobn, painter.
Bowen Wm, stone quarry.
Breed George D, cheese mnfr.
Carter Frederick, brick mnfr.
Central House, Charles Koinke Propr. (See adv, below.)
Chilton House, Jacob Jaekels propr.
Chilton Times, Hume Bros proprs.
City Hotel, Wm Ester propr. Commeford Thomas, propr Western Hotel. Connelly Mrs Mary, carpet weaver.
Dignin Miss Fannie, dressmaker.
Dobratz Fritz, cooper.
Dorschel Lucas D, mayor.
Dorschel L D & Bro (Lucas D and Greg- ory), general store.
Dorschel, Schultz & Co (Wm Dor- schel, Theodore Schultz, George Wip- permann, George Steadel), Planing Mill, Contractors and Builders.
Dougherty Barney, blacksmith.
Dumke Ernst, millwright.
Dumke Fritz, saloon.
Dumke Sisters (Misses Rose and Clara), milliners.
Egerer Frank J, saloon.
Erdmann & Kersten (Henry Erdmann, Theo J Kersten), meat market.
Ester Wm, propr City Hotel.
Feind Julius, real estate and loans.
Feldt Adolph, painter.
Fields L & Son (Lemuel and Henry W), jewelers.
Fischer Joseph, sheriff.
Flatley Thomas, general store.
Forkin Mrs Anna, milliner. Forkin Martin, general store. Fox Francis, justice.
Freund Otto, cheese mnfr.
Freyer Albert, brewer.
Gauche Rev James (Catholic).
Geisse Lawrence D, machinist.
German Exchange Bank (capital, $40,000), Theodore Kersten pres, Henry Kersten cash.
Glenn Truman J, blacksmith.
Goessling Charles A, blacksmith.
Groeschel Joseph, apiarist, 4 miles n.
Groetzinger Charles, marble works.
Gutheil Ferdinand R, saloon.
Gutheil Mrs Helen, confectioner.
Hall Edward, livery.
Hall Philip, carpenter.
Harder Fred J, cheese mnfr.
Harper & Crawford (Justin Harper, An- drew Crawford), wood.
Heil Nicholas, grocer.
Heymer Arno, saloon.
Hoffmann Peter, blacksmith.
Hugo Christopher M, cigar mnfr.
Hume Bros (Wm A and John P), proprs Chilton Times.
Jaekels Jacob, propr Chilton House.
Jensen Emil, auctioneer.
Jenss Adolph, marble and granite.
Jones David T, physician.
Kemps Carl, wagonmaker.
Kerker James D, express.
Kersten Gerhard N, poultry breeder.
Kersten Henry, cash German Exchange Bank.
Kersten Theodore, pres German Exchange Bank.
Kirwan & Wippermann (James Kerwan, Hermann Wippermann), lawyers.
Klotz John, saloon.
Knauf, Juckem & Berger (Nicholas Knauf, Peter Juckem, John Berger), general store.
Koinke Charles, Propr Central House. (See adv, below.)
Krans Hubert, propr Washington House. La Count David, physician.
Lindemuth Richard, wagonmaker.
Lindermann Peter, cheese mnfr, 3 miles s. Luce Joseph, physician.
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Luethge P F & Co (Ernst Bruhn), bottlers. Luther Charles, shoemaker.
Lutz George, shoemaker.
McCabe John R, cheese mnfr.
McCabe Miss Mary J, dressmaker.
McCoale John, book agent
McGovern Patrick H, prin high school. McGrath Frank, Mnfr Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs and General Black- smithing; Horseshoeing a Specialty. McMullen John E, lawyer.
Martin Rev L (Evangelica!).
Meinardus Emil, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music; Lessons Given on Piano and Organ.
Meyer Wm F, cheese mnfr. Miles Wm, blacksmith.
Miller Adam, harnessmaker.
Miller Joseph, barber.
Mooney Edward J, register of deeds.
Moore Rev George E (Congregational).
Mulcahy Wm, county clerk.
Murphy Miss Katie, dressmaker.
Nellessen Egedius, blacksmith.
Nellessen Nicholas, ice.
Nicholson George & Co (George Nichol- son jr, Frank Lepper, John F Sell), general store.
Noth Albert, mason.
O'Donnell Sisters (Margaretta and Annie), milliners.
Paulsen Miss Bertha, music teacher.
Paulsen Wm, general store.
Petersen & Jensen (Peter Petersen, Emil Jensen), meat market.
Phelps Edward, mason.
Pingle Bros (Henry and Edward), cheese mnfrs.
Piper John, cheese mnfr.
Porter Wallace A, railroad and exp agent. Reblitz Bros (George and John), flour mill. Reid James, boots and shoes.
Reightley George, painter.
Reynolds Joseph B, district attorney.
Roecker Wm, merchant tailor.
Rollmann Henry, drugs and wall paper.
Rothman Wm, grocer.
Ryan Bros (Dennis and John), cheese mnfrs.
Schabach Henry, mason.
Schaeffer Wm F, farm impts. Schlichting Reinhard, brewers' agent.
Schneider Frederick G R, harnessmaker. Schneider John, saloon.
Schubert Bros (Paul O and Frederick W), Photographers; Life-Size Crayons and Children's Pictures a Specialty, Kiel and Chilton.
Schwarz John, baker,
Schweitzer & Broeker (Philip Schweitzer, Edward Broeker), farm impts.
Scott Mrs Nellie, dressmaker. Severin Henry, county supt schools.
Severin Jacob, county surveyor.
Steinke Michael J, saloon.
Stephany Joseph, county treasurer.
Strassburger Bros (August and Wm), hard- ware.
Sturm Bros (Joseph and Edward), meats.
Sturm & Limburg (Casper Sturm, John Limburg), livery.
Tecks John, clothing.
Tousey Charles, barber.
Trebus Wm, boots and shoes.
Turners' Hall, Turn Verein Society proprs.
Vahldieck Andrew H, machinist.
Verberk Rev Anthony J (Catholic).
Vincent Samuel, clerk of court.
Waegan Otto F, photographer.
Washington House, Hubert Kraus propr. Weins John P, cheese mnfr.
Western Hotel, Thomas Commeford propr.
Wippermann Bros (Charles and Wm),chair mnfrs.
Wippermann Charles, furniture.
Wisconsin House, Joseph Bersch propr. Wiskonsin Demokrat, Henry Arnold publr.
Zech Bros (Henry and John), flour mill.
Zech Bros & Blau (Henry aud John Zech, Nicholas Blau), grain and coal.
Zeilley Henry E, physician.
CHIMNEY ROCK. A village in Trempealeau county, 12 miles northwest of Whitehall, the county seat, and 9 north of Independence, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Whitehall is the nearest banking point. Stages to Whitehall and Eau Claire. Population, 500. Mail, daily. H. O. Haagensen, postmaster.
Guldseth Rev O (Lutheran). Hlaagensen II O, General Store.
Haagensen John, justice. Holstad T O, insurance.
Jacobsen Jacob, carpenter.
Matson Bent, carpenter.
Olsen Gonuf, blacksmith.
CHIPPEWA CITY. On the Chip- pewa river, in Chippewa county, 5 miles north of Chippewa Falls, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Chippewa Falls. Pop- ulation, 250. Mail, tri-weekly. F. G. Stanley, postmaster.
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ELEVATORS. THE BRODESSER MNFG CO., Manufacturers of Hydraulic, Steam and Hand-Power Passenger and Freight ELEVATORS, Pumps, Warehouse and Store Trucks, Automatic Meat Rockers, Meat Refrigerators, Etc. 512-514 Commerce St., Milwaukee, Wis.
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Hemenenway D, blacksmith. McGill Wm, carpenter.
Schroeder Wm, hotel.
Stanley F G & CA, General Store and Saw Mill.
Swan Albert, carpenter.
CHIPPEWA CROSSING. Ashland county. See Glidden.
CHIPPEWA FALLS. The judicial seat of Chippewa county, is a prosperous, incorporated city located on the Chippewa river. the Wis. Central Line, the C., M. & St. P., and C., St .: P., M. & O. Rys, 218 miles (air line) northwest of Milwaukee and 11 northeast of Eau Claire. It was platted by H. S. Allen in 1856, and incor- porated as a village the same year. The city contains Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, good graded schools, an opera house, 3 banks, a brew- ery, 2 sash, door and blind factories, 2 flouring mills, a woolen mill, 2 hospitals and one of the largest lumber mills in the Northwest, and numerous well stocked special and general stores, etc. The press is represented by 1 daily newspaper, the Independent, and 3 weeklies, the Times-In- dependent, Herald and the Catholic Sentinel. The city is lighted by electricity and gas, has an excellent system of water works, a well equipped and efficient fire department, and telephone exchange. Lumber is large- ly shipped. Stages tri-weekly to Flambeau; fare, $2. Tel., W. U. Exp .. Am. and Northern Pacific. Population, 9,000. L. F. Martin, postmaster.
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Abel Anton, mason.
Adams & Goyette (Nelson Adams, Emile E Goyette), barbers, 3 E Spring.
Andarl Lawrence, saloon, 508 Bridge. Andersen Evald, hardware, 9 E Canal. Anderson John A, co judge, 109 Bridge. Anderson & Bowe (John A Anderson, Wm M Bowe), lawyers, 109 Bridge. Apmann John D, saloon, 124 Bay.
Armstrong Harlow C, grocer, 721 High. Avard Miss Mary C, dressmkr, 307 Bridge. Bailey M S & Co (Melbourne S Bailey,
A Hoffman), real estate, Metropolitan block.
Baker Wm, county surveyor. Ballard Eveline M, jewelery, 6 Spring.
Ballard Sanford C, barber, 26 Spring. Barrett Edwin J, florist, 211 E Vine. Bartlett Wm B, dairyman.
Bastien Ludger, boarding house, 201 W Spring.
Belair Adolph, gen store, 624 Bridge. Berard Felix, meats, 502 Bay.
Bergevin Adelard, saloon, 13 W Spring. Bergevin Peter, clothing, 105 Bridge. Bernitt John F, boarding house, 1 Bay.
Bigler Adolph, baker, 302 Bay.
Bish Alfred A, photogr, Central nr Dun- can.
Bishel Lorenz, meats, 522 Bridge.
Bishop Henry, photogr, Metropolitan blk. Blanchette Napoleon P, confectioner, 1 E Canal.
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