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Schnug J P, general store.
COLBY. Is situated on the boundary line between Clark and Marathon counties, but is accorded to the former by the postal authorities. It is a station on the Wis. Central Line, 35 miles northeast of Neills- ville, the seat of justice. Lumbering is the principal industry, several saw mills being in operation in the vicinity, and the village also contains a fanning mill and office and saloon fixture factory, bitters factory, a machine shop, a planing mill, a bank, 5 churches, a public school, a hall capable of seating 500, a public library and a weekly newspaper, the Phonograph. Lumber is the principal shipment. Popu- lation, 700. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. J. D. Wicker, postmaster.
Bartell Wm H, real estate.
Becherer Albert, shoes. Blanchard Horace J, grocer. Bleichroth Traugott, jeweler.
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Booth A H & Co (Andrew H Booth), general store.
Bredemeyer Frederick, general store.
Brehm Herman, hotel.
Byron W T, railroad and express agt.
Colby House, John Margraf propr. Colby Lumber Co, H P Graham pres and mngr.
Colby Public Library Assn, J F Sims pres, C R Taylor sec and librarian.
Commercial House, N J White Propr; Good Livery in Connection. Daily George F, justice.
Exchange Bank (Capital, $8,000), Andrew Flaig Propr.
Firnstahl Frank, shoemaker.
Flaig Andrew, Propr Exchange Bank; Insurance, Loans, Real Estate and For- eign Passage.
Harvey James P, saloon.
Hecker Albert, meat market.
Henkle Philip, carpenter.
Holtzhausen Charles, blacksmith.
Joeres Rev A J (Catholic).
July & Wolf (John July, Julius Wolf), saloon.
Kaudy M & Son (Mathew Kaudy), mnfrs bar fixtures, etc.
Kaudy Nicholas L, altar builder.
Knebel Christ, meat market.
Kuchi August, Merchant Tailor.
Kuentz Adam, hardware. Lamont Angus, saw mill.
Margraf John, propr Colby House.
Merritt Henry, dour and feed.
Neumeister Herman, harness.
Peterson Nels P, Wagonmaker and Mnfr Logging Sleighs. . (See adv, p 229.) Phonograph The, Shafer Bros proprs. Pinter Peter, blacksmith.
Potts Alexander, general store.
Riplinger Frank, furn and planing mill. Roth Frederick, blacksmith.
Salter Frank J, druggist. Salter Richard B, county judge.
Salter R B & Co (Richard B Salter, An. drew H Booth), lumber mnfrs.
Shafer Bros (Samuel J and Joel J), proprs The Phonograph. Sherman Edwin, physician.
Shortell Richard, mineral waters.
Stietz George, barber.
Swan Perry, saw mill. Taylor Charles R, furniture.
Umhofer Paul, lumber mnfr, 5 miles e. Wadak Jacob, bitters mnfr.
Walbridge George J. hardware.
White Bros & Co (N J and J L White), lumber mufrs.
White J Putnam, saloon.
White Nathaniel J, Propr Commer- cial House: Good Livery in Connection. Wicker J D, Groceries and Cigars. Woodbury Levi, flour and feed.
COLD SPRING. In Jefferson coun- ty, 8 miles southeast of Jefferson, the county seat, and 5 southeast of Fort Atkin- son, the nearest railroad station and bank- ing point. Stages tri-weekly to Fort At- kinson; fare, 25 cents. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. Harriet A. Hammond, postmaster.
Hammond S B, justice. Hammond W W, General Store.
COLEBROOK. A postoffice on Wil- low creek, in Waushara county, 8 miles east of Wautoma, the county seat, and 14 northwest of Berlin, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Berlin and Wautoma. Population, 75. Mail, daily. S. Dearstine, postmaster.
Anderson M, blacksmith.
Bendixon Benjamin, carpenter and mason. Dearstine Samuel, Saw and Feed Mill.
Gunderson Gunder, carpenter and mason.
COLEMAN. On the M. & N. R. R .. in Marinette county, 25 miles southwest of Marinette, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 250. A. M. Otis, postmaster.
Beaudry August, general store.
Billings F F, railroad, exp and tel agt. Bolles E E & Co, gen store and saw mill. Brauet Bros, saw and grist mill.
Godet A, blacksmith.
Otis A MI, Justice, Cedar Ties and Posts. Selboch Rev J A (Catholic).
Trottier Lucius, builder.
COLFAX. A postoffice in Dunn county, on the W. C. Line, 18 miles northeast of Menominie, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 350. Exp., N. P. J. D. Simmons, post- master.
Corwin G P, physician.
Grimesrude J L, general store.
Hill & Kinsey, grain. Kinney O G, farm impts. Kinney & Fjelsted, general store.
Mathews W W, justice.
Nelson Ole, general store.
Rosenberg Peter, blacksmith. Running Peter, wagonmaker.
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Simons John D, General Store and Flour Mill. Solid Chris, meat market.
COLGATE. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Line, in Waukesha county, 13 miles north of Waukesha, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. Population, 100. A. B. Henschel, postmaster.
Bancroft P D, watchmaker.
Duerwarchter Bros, saw mill.
Duerwarchter Christian, hotel.
Duerwarchter Wm, builder.
Garden G A, railroad and express agent. Henschel August B, Grocer.
Kasper Christ, blacksmith.
Magner Thomas, saloon.
COLLINS. La Fayette county. Name changed to South Wayne.
COLOMA. A village in Waushara county, 18 miles west of Wautoma, the county seat, 12 south of Plainfield, the nearest banking point, and 3ª west of Coloma Station, its shipping point. Stages daily to Coloma Station. Population, 46. Mail, daily. J. F. Spalding, postmaster.
Crowder C, carpenter.
Crowder Rev F J (Congregational).
Follett Elias, general store. Manley George, music teacher.
Smith J W, feed and saw mill.
Smith T B, hotel.
Spalding J F, General Store. Twist George, justice.
Wilkinson F B, physician.
COLOMA STATION. A post vil- lage on the Wisconsin Central Line, in Waushara county, 18 miles west of Wau- toma, the county seat, and 13 south of Plainfield, the nearest banking point. Mail, daily. Mrs. F. Smith, postmaster.
Bassett Frank, hotel. Dulin S, general store. Durgin Hiram & Co, lumber.
Exner H, general store.
Gibbs If W, Harnessmaker.
Ingles S B, carpenter. Lowe Thomas, shoemaker.
MeLaughlin Mrs Jane, dressmaker. Mclaughlin J R, saloon. Mueller Win, furniture. Robber H W, grain and produce. Rogers C, justice.
Royce E C, blacksmith.
Schmudlock C P, hardware. Sherman George, exp and tel agt. Smith Bros, general store. Smith Mrs J A, General Store.
COLUMBUS. A flourishing incor- porated city on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Columbia county, 28 miles southeast of Portage, the county seat, 30 from Madison and 63 from Milwaukee. Settled in 1840, it now contains a large flouring mill, ope- rated by power obtained from Fall creek, carriage and wagon shops, 2 banks, Bap- tist, Presbyterian, Universalist. Congrega- tional, Methodist Episcopal. Welsh Meth- odist, Episcopal, German Lutheran, Ger- man Methodist and Catholic churches, good schools, a public hall seating 600, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Republican and Democrat. Live stock and produce are shipped. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Pop- ulation, 2,500. J. R. Decker, postmaster.
Adams Michael C. real estate.
Altshwager H & Bro, meat market.
Anderson Ole, produce.
Annis HI, veterinary surgeon.
Babcock Cyrus M, physician.
Bauchle P, cigar mofr.
Berdoll Louis, saloon.
Bingham Bros, creamery.
Bissell Nelson C, tailor.
Bissell Mrs N C, milliner.
Bohlman A, propr Kampen House.
Bolle H & Son, Books and Stationery.
Bradley Wm, stock breeder.
Brauchle Peter, saloon.
Bresee Mrs W G, dressmaker.
Breuning Gustavus, boots and shoes.
Briese Carl A, wagonmaker.
Briesen E V, lawyer.
Butler Wm, contractor.
Churchill & Maxwell, dentists.
Churchill & Sexton, grain.
Coles Wm G. lawyer.
Columbus Mill Co, flour mill.
Copman A D, railroad agent.
Cook Amasa G, lawyer.
Davies David C, physician.
Davies Luther. general store.
Decker JR, Propr Republican.
Democrat, Parkinson & Eaton proprs. Dering Mrs S J. milliner.
Deysenroth & Yauman, furniture.
Dodge Gilbert T, dry goods. Earli Miss Hattie, artist.
Earll Robert W. physician.
Eichberg Wm M, shoemaker.
Erb John, jeweler.
Erhart John A, harnessmaker.
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Evans S W & Son, live stock. Everson C W & Co, meat market. Farmers' Home, C R Minnick propr. Farmers' and Merchants' Union Bank (Capital, $10,000), J E Wheeler Pres, R S Rockwell Cash. Farnham, Allen & Co, lumber.
First National Bank (capital, $50,000), S W Chadbourn pres, J R Goff cash.
Foley J H, livery. Fuller Bros, general store. Fuller Mrs D S, music teacher.
Gehrke Otto R, barber.
Goodspeed & Birdsey, grocers.
Griffith Miss A E, milliner.
Griswold Eugene, general store. Hachett Charles, carpenter.
Hall Hugh, pumps. Hannemann A J, carpenter. Hannemann Wm, blacksmith. Harding Wm, painter.
Hein Albert L, blacksmith.
Hewins S E & Son, hotel.
Howard James J, Physician. Ingalsbe Anton W, live stock. Jackson J & Co, wagonmakers. Jones Rev J R (Methodist). Kampen House, A Bohlman propr. Katterhorn Miss Eliza, dressmaker.
Kelly Mrs Julia P, physician. Kelsey David D, blacksmith. Koblitz C, city marshal. Koch Rev O H (Lutheran), Krause August, cigar mnfr. Krueger Frederick, baker.
Lavery Miss Bridget, dressmaker. Leffingwell John W, stock breeder. Limper Rev L G (Methodist). Linck C, boots and shoes. Linck George, General Store. Litz Miss Sarah, dressmaker. Long H T, lumber. Loomis Harvey, shoes and grocer.
Loomis Milford, contractor.
Lowth Edwin, justice. Lueders & Krause, produce. McConnell James, tailor. Manning J S, flour and feed. Manning Samuel, farm impts. Maxwell John S, lawyer. Meyers Wm, cooper. Minnick C R, propr Farmers' Home. Mohring Michael, tailor. Moll Christian, restaurant.
Newton Stedman S, Musical Instru- ments. Parkinson & Eaton, proprs Democrat. Pieper Carl F, blacksmith. Pietzner Lonis, wagonmaker. Prien Charles F, sewing machines.
Prien John, general store.
Ranger W, bill poster.
Reese Aaron J, photographer.
Republican, John R Decker Propr.
Riste Robert T, dentist. Roache Rev Henry J (Catholic). Roberts & Thiede, blacksmiths.
Rowell Harvey, modelmaker.
Royce Bros, stock breeders. Rudloff Gottfried A, barber.
Sawyer Lewis J, hardware.
Schendel Reinhard, milliner.
Sherman Bert, saloon.
Smith Jacob, tailor. Stephens George W, Lawyer.
Stevens George C, hardware.
Sutton John J. lawyer.
Swarthout & Quickenden, druggists.
Thomas Charles, veterinary surgeon.
Thompson Warren A, farm impts.
Topp John, mayor.
Topp John & Bro, general store.
Turner, Blumenthal & Miller, marble wks.
Vanakan Richard D, contractor.
Vogl Franz, saloon.
Von Briesen Ernst, lawyer,
Waldo Albert S, clothing.
Willer O, saloon.
Williams John, druggist. Williams O HI, Furniture.
Wilske Frank, produce.
Winter Anton J, harness and trunks.
Winter Mrs Matthias, hotel.
Wright L A, veterinary surgeon.
Woolnerton Rev I V (Methodist).
Zick Louis F, blacksmith.
COMMONWEALTH. A stirring town on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Florence county, 1 mile south of Florence, the coun- ty seat, and 12 from Iron Mountain, Mich., the nearest banking point. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., An. J. H. Kenney, postmaster.
Anderson John, saloon.
Blee George, saloon. Carr W F, justice.
Champagne Joseph, saloon.
Commonwealth Iron Co, O C Davidson supt, miners. Hind L H, builder.
Holtens & Conner, contractors.
Kenney J H, Railroad, Express and Telegraph Agent. Knight R C, machinist. Lundwell Andrew, carpenter.
McCraw Prosper, cigars. McKenna Patrick, saloon. Noall Wm, general store. Odell R W, physician.
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Parmenter A M, sheriff. Pohlman Victor, blacksmith. Robichand A, saloon. Tripanier George, saloon. White F, blacksmith. Wolz Samuel, mason.
COMSTOCK. On the C., St. P., M. & O.Ry, in Barron county, 12 miles north- west of Barron, the county seat. Bank at Cumberland, 6 miles distant. Population, 100. Mail, daily. Mrs. Christina Daggett, postmaster.
Cadwell E M, carpenter. Cadwell James, carpenter. Howe Andrew, shoemaker. Jackson Thomas, live stock. Jorgenson Andrew, carpenter. Olson C J, live stock. Stahl Frank, cooper. Suprey Joseph: L., Grocer.
CONCORD. A postoffice in Jefferson county, 15 miles northeast of Jefferson, the county seat, and 4} north of Sullivan, the nearest railroad station. Oconomowoc is the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly.
Concord Dairy Association. Dupke Charles F, general store. Forncrook Henry, blacksmith. Sauer L, wagonmaker. Stoll F, blacksmith. Suko Charles, blacksmith. Wiggington D R, farm impts. Zastrow E W, saloon.
CONNERSVILLE. A postoffice on Hay river, in Duun county, 23 miles north- west of Menomonie, the county seat and bank location, and 8 north of Boyceville, the nearest railroad station. Stages to Menomonie and Prairie Farm; fares, $1 and 50 cents respectively. Population,50. Mail, weekly. F. L. Roberts, postmaster. Best A L & Bro, saw mill.
Roberts F. L, General Store, Saw Mill and Blacksmith.
COOK'S VALLEY. A postoffice in Chippewa county, 18 miles northwest of Chippewa Falls, the county seat, and 7 southwest of Bloomer, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages semi- weekly to Chippewa Falls; fare, $1. Pop- ulation, 100. Mail, semi-weekly. H. E. Me Withy, postmaster.
Hansen Peter, general store.
COOKSVILLE. A village on Bad Fish river, in Rock county, 20 miles north- west of Janesvillle, the county seat, and 7 northeast of Evansville, on the C. &. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station and bank- ing point. Stages daily to Evansville and Edgerton; fare, 4 cents per mile. Popula- tion, 150. Mail, daily. C. H. Woodbury, postmaster.
Graves Wm G, blacksmith.
Leedle W H & Lloyd, flour mill.
Morgan Thomas, carpenter. Porter W M, justice. Preston & Searles, broom mnfrs. Robertson John G, general store. Vanvleck J P, corn planter mnfr. Woodbury Charles II, General Store.
Woodbury Mabel C, music teacher.
COOLIDGE. A postoffice on the N. P. R. R , in Price county, 9 miles north of Phillips, the county seat, and 5 south of Fifield, the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 225. Tel., W. U. Exp., N P. V. P. Atwell, postmaster.
Boyingion & Atwell, Saw and Plan- ing Mill. Felch J E, saloon. Harding H T & Co, jewelers.
Seigler P F, railroad, exp and tel agt.
COON VALLEY. A village on Coon river, in Vernon county, 15 miles north- west of Viroqua, the county seat, and 9 northwest of Westby, the nearest railroad station. Stages daily to Viroqua and La Crosse. Population, 60. Mail, daily.
S. P. Lier, postmaster.
Engebretson John, tailor.
Jensen Rev E (Lutheran). Lier Ole, justice.
Lier & Ihle, General Store.
Marthinson Nicholson, shoemaker. Neprud N H & Co, flour and saw mill. Paulson Fred, general store.
Stumke John, blacksmith.
COOPERSTOWN. A postoffice on Neshota river, in Manitowoc county, 18 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Green Bay and Two Rivers; fare $1 to either place. Pop- ulation, 230. Mail, tri-wecekly.
Allee Moses, hotel. Arens Albert, General Store and Hotel. Barteline John, meat market.
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Geimer John, cheese mnfr. Golfredson Bros, farm impts. Heise H F, hame mnfr. Kolocheski Thomas, hotel. Metz Martin, blacksmith. Ording Claus, Grocer. Pilger Adolph, blacksmith. Schallern B, physician. Seklegemilch E, flour mill. Shimeck J, shoemaker.
Steinbrecker Charles, Saw Mill. Wanish Frank, gen store, saloon and impts. Zedies Fred, hotel.
CORBETT. Chippewa county. Name changed to Warner.
CORNING. A postoffice in Lincoln county, 12 miles southwest of Merrill, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 50. Mail, weekly. Carl Klebenow, postmaster.
CORTLAND. A country postoffice in Trempealeau county, 25 miles from Whitehall, the judicial seat, and 6 from Arcadia, the nearest banking and ship- ping point. A. W. Hensel, postmaster and farmer.
COTTAGE GROVE. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dane county, 12 miles east of Madison, the county seat and 7 from Deerfield, the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 120. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Julius F. Neefe, postmaster.
Armstrong & Co, Grain. Brown Bert, poultry. Gaston V C, live stock.
Gibbons R B, Inmber and farm impts. Hacker T L, cattle breeder. Kanouse W R, general store.
Lendburg J J, carpenter. Neefe Frank, justice.
Neefe Julius F, General Store and Cheese Mnfr.
North J, live stock.
North Miss Venice, dressmaker.
Olman O S, general store.
Peterson Osborn, blacksmith. Ratman Martin, laundry. Reynolds D W, hotel and farm impts. Travis A L, physician. Uphoff Emma, telegraph agent.
Uphoff Wm, railroad and exp agent. Walf John, live stock.
COX. On Yellow river, in Chippewa county, 34 miles northeast of Chippewa
Falls, the county seat and usual banking point, and 16 from Boyd, the nearest ship- ping point. Stages to Boyd ; fare, $1. Population, 100. Mail, weekly. G. W. Wilcox, postmaster.
Aaseth L H, blacksmith. Russell J J, Justice.
CRAFT. On the Wisconsin Central Line in Chippewa county, 7} miles from Chippewa Falls, the county seat and near- est banking point. Exp., Am. Mail, daily. Population, 50. E. B. Craft, post- master.
CRANDON. The judicial seat of Forest county, is located on Lake Maton- ga, 173 miles northeast of Pelican Lake, ? from Wall and 6} from Crandon Road, on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Rý. Bank at Antigo. Settled in 1881, it now contains a church, a graded school, a saw mill. a court house and 2 weekly newspapers, Forest Leaves and the Forest Republican. Stages semi weekly to Pelican Lake: fare. $1, and daily to Crandon Road ; fare, 50 cents. Population, 250. Mail, daily. M. S. Barker, postmaster.
Bailey G H, propr Park House. Barker M S && Co, General Store.
Booth B S, blacksmith. Burgess Wm R, county surveyor.
Champion Iden G, insurance.
Cook Frank, justice.
DeLong Closson C, county clerk.
Forest Leaves, Wm J New propr.
Forest Republican, Samuel Shaw propr.
July Rev Father (Catholic).
Laugesen Erik P, blacksmith.
Marquardt & Laugesen, general store.
Masbaum John, hotel and drugs. Masbanm J M, county judge. Matzfeldt Lonis, county treasurer.
New Wm J, propr Forest Leaves.
Park House, G H Bailey. Propr. Riggs C F H, justice. Roberts Stephen B, saw mill.
Shaw Samuel, propr Forest Republican.
Shay P, register of deeds. Webb R S, clerk circuit court.
Webb Willis E, drayman.
Wilson Rev James S (Presbyterian).
Woodbury Edwin O, sheriff.
Wyman Egbert, law and abstracts.
CREAM. In Buffalo county, 9 miles from Alma, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. F. Nick. el, postmaster.
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Haigh D, apiarist. Jahn Chris, justice. Kemp W E, farmer.
Koenrig Julius, shoemaker.
Lincoln Co-operative Creamery, F Nickel Sec and Mngr. Maier W, butter mnfr. Shroeder H, carpenter. Shultz J F, meat market. Zrozow A, town clerk and justice.
CRETE. A postoffice on the Wiscon- sin Central :Line, at the crossing of the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Winnebago county, 16 miles northwest of Oshkosh, the county seat, and 9 northwest of Neenah, the near- est banking point. Population, 16. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. H. H. Hanson, post- master.
Gurdes J B, railroad, exp and tel agent. Hanson II II, General Store.
CRIVITZ. The railroad name for which is Ellis Junction, is in Marinette county, on the M. & N. R. R., 22 miles northwest of Marinette, the seat of justice and bank location. Population, 200. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. W. T. Rogers, post- master.
Alcott A, telegraph agent. Bartels F J, notary public.
Beisker Charles, blacksmith.
Butler-Mueller Co, general store, saw and planing mill.
Drexler Joseph, blacksmith.
Dunn Robert, hotel. Hawtrey E, railroad and exp agent.
Holland Timothy, hotel. McIver John, hotel.
Rogers W 'T, District Clerk. Schlick George, hotel. Schliemann Charlotte, general store. Schliemann F J, physician.
CROCKER'S LANDING. On the Wisconsin river, in Portage county, 12 miles northwest of Stevens' Point, the judicial seat, and 5 southeast of Knowlton, ou the C., M. & St. P. Ry. Banking facilities at Stevens' Point, or at Mosinee. 10} miles distant. Mail, weekly. Popu- lation, 150. S. G. H. Crocker, postmaster.
Crocker Daniel I & Bro, general store. Crocker S G II, Grocer, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker. Crocker Vet, dentist. Marian J L. grocer. Wallace & Readford, saw mill. Wylie F M, justice.
CRONK. In Brown county, 11 miles south of Green Bay, the judicial seat, and 7 from De Pere. Mail, by special supply. C. A. Morrison, postmaster and farmer.
CROSS. Buffalo county. Name changed to Bohri.
CROSS PLAINS. On the P. du C. div. C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dane county, 15 miles west of Madison, the county seat. The villages of Foxville, Christina and Cross Plains are within a short distance of each other, Christina being the business centre and Cross Plains the postoffice. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Ad- ams. F. X. Fredrick, postmaster.
Baer Julia, general store. Brendler Charles A, blacksmith.
Brendler House, Michael Brendler Propr.
Brophy John, justice.
Clemons & Hall, Henry C Repp mngr, grain.
Conner John D. railroad, exp and tel agt. Dahmen Herman J, gen store and saloon. Ehrman Joseph, meat market.
Esser Jacob, brewer.
Faust's Brass Band, J F Faust leader. Faust Joseph, carpenter and furniture.
Fredrick FX, Harness, Trunks, Sewing Machines and Pumps.
Frederick R B, printer. Hartman Rev Joseph (Catholic).
Hering Gustav & Son, flour mill.
Jacobs Herman, mason.
Kerl Edward, blacksmith.
Koch Philip, blacksmith. Koeln John, blacksmith.
Lappley Bros, musical instruments.
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