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Joseph H), file mnfrs, 114 W Division. Robbins Alfred, livery, 34 Forest.
Rogers John, saloon, 10 W Division.
Rook Andrew & Son (Andrew and Ar- thur), dairy, 2 miles s e. Rose Henry F, lawyer, 452 Main. Rossner Frank, marble works, 358 Main. Rottmann John, shoemaker, 10 E 2d. Rueping Wm & Sons (Frederick, Louis,
Charles and Henry), tanners, 102 Doty. Ryder Gustavus A, grocer, 53 W Scott. Sackett Howard T, dentist, 491 Main.
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St Monica School, Sisters of St Monica in charge, 13 Sophia.
Sander Frederick, furniture, 494 Main. Sanders Philip, saloon, 659 Main.
Saup Charles A, meats, 413 Main.
Schaefer Christian, saloon, Arndt Waupun.
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Schaefer Louisa, dressmaker, 1 Waupun. Schaefer Michael, saloon, Windsor House. Scherer Henry, Propr Fond du Lac File Works, 32 W Johnson. (See adv, p 315.)
Schmidt Jacob, painter, 507 Main.
Schmitz Max, music teacher, Portland cor Division.
Schoenlaub Louis, mason, 46 Marr.
Scholl Jacob U, saloon. 550 Main.
Scholl Peter, shoes, 577 Main
Schorr John J, saloon, 332 Main.
Schuessler Bros (Arthur and Albert), Brewers, 172 Hickory.
Schulze A Wm, baker, 753 Main.
Scribner James K. flour, 396 Main.
Sealy Wm F jr, well borer, 37 7th.
Seeley & Morse (Edward A Seeley, Aaron N Morse), carpenters, 35 W 211.
Seifert Charles M, harness, 14 E 3d.
Seresse Nicholas, saloon, 383 Main.
Serwe House, Christopher Serwe propr, 350 Main.
Serwe Mathias, register of deeds, Court House.
Sexmith Rodman F, tinsmith, 520 Main. Shepard Frank R, coal. 438 Main.
Shepherd Augustus A, real estate, 515 Main.
Sherzin ger Germain, jeweler, 426 Main .
Simmons Wilton R, notions, 500 Main.
Smalley D H & Co (Delos H Smalley), school furniture, P O block.
Smith Charles D, lawyer. 490 Main. Smith Mrs J R. stoves, 523 Main. Smith Rev S (Methodist).
Smith & Flower (Orville S Smith, Charles W Flower), jewelers, 445 Main.
Sonntag Louis, barber, 405 Main.
Spence A & Son (Andrew and James A), crockery, 490 Main.
Stack Stephen S, physician, Main cor Sheboygan.
Stanton George D, pension claims, PO bldg.
Stauber & Froehling (John Stanber, Charles Froehling), cigar mnfrs, 541 Main.
Steenberg Orrin C, sash, doors and blinds, 45 Mc Williams.
Stenz Bros (Charles and Joseph), grocers, 585 Main.
Stevens James, confectr, 546 Main.
Stiles & Givens Co (Incorporated, 1883 ; Capital, $20,000), F M Given- Pres and Supt. J F Aldrich Sec and Treas, Mnfg Pharmacists, Laboratory 581 Main.
Strauss John M, grocer, 430 Main.
Sullivan John E, wood, 466 Main.
Sullivan John E & Co (John E Sullivan. James F Aldrich), merchant tailors, 466 Main.
Sullivan Michael O, harness, 393 Main. Sullivan Michael V, hats, 466 Main. Susan & Lewis (George A Susan, Alanson H Lewis) farm impts, 529 Main.
Sweet Benjamin F, mayor, 42 W Arndt.
Sweet B F & HI L (Benjamin F and Hannibal L), Mafrs of Common Sense Sleighs, Improved Underdraw and Com- mon Wagons, Mining and Mill Carts, Log Trucks, Etc, Arndt cor Satterlee. (See adr, p 311.)
Tanner Mrs Mary L. physician, 20 Ruggles. Taugher Rev Michael J (Catholic). 65 Marr. Taylor Azro B, Stoves and Tinware, Plumbing and Galvanized Iron Work, Sewer Pipe, Etc, 533 Main. (See ado, p 315.)
Thenee Lorenz, brewers' agt, 136} Brooke. Thom Louis, shoemaker, 13 South. Thompson Hiram P, architect, 13 Forest. Thomsen Jacob, Frescoer, House and Sign Painter and Decorator, 30 W Division. (See adv. below.)
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Tibbett Wm, elevator, W Division. Tipple & Cook (Cassius D Tipple, John M Cook), proprs Exchange Hotel, 367 Msin. Titus Joseph, baker, 649 Main. Tompkins Levi M, grocer, 562 Main.
Townsend Lot S, Propr European Hotel, 82 W Division.
Treleven D D & Co (Daniel D Treleven, Jolin E Holland), meats, 565 Main. Treleven Levi T, clothing, 512 Main. Trever Rev George H (Methodist), 126 Harney.
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Tripp John B, carpenter, 14 W 2d. Trout John W, pianos, 445 Main.
Union House, Anton Bichel propr, 619 Main.
Van Dresar Milford, 2d-hd goods, 18 E 2d. Venne Louis, shoes, 484 Main.
Voell Anton, carpenter. 7 E Johnson.
Vogt Rev Philip (Catholic), 107 Marquette. Volks Zeitung, Julius Graessle & Co publrs, Macy cor Forest.
Wade Sylvanus E, dentist, 520 Main.
Wagner M & Co (Matthias Wagner, Fred Rueping), dry goods, 528 Main.
Walker & Ward (Edward S Walker, Al- fred E Ward), barbers, Windsor House. Wallichs Henry, grocer, 420 Main.
Warn Simon, grocer, 506} Main.
Watke Albert F, saloon, 443 Main. Watson James W, lawyer, Postoffice bldg. Watson Thomas, justice, 465 Main.
Weaver John K, music teacher, 587 Main. Weber Adam, hotel, 279 Main.
Weber John, tailor, 423 Main.
Weber Wm F, publr Nordwestlicher Cou- rier.
Weeks Thomas S, sporting gds, 434 Main. Wegner J F & Co (John F Wegner), hard- ware, 465 Main.
Weiss Maximilian, meats, 52 Western ave. Weitzel & Trier (Louis H Weitzel, John J Trier), barbers, 417 Main.
Wells A J, music teacher, 525 Main.
Wells John C. banker, 511 Main.
Wells John M, cooper, 8 Western ave. Wells Owen A, lawyer, 452 Main. Werner Charles P, street commissioner.
Werner Frank, carpenter, 293 Main.
Werner Henry, shoemaker, 12 W Division. Westbrook Miss Mary, hair goods, 530 Main.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Miss M B Coyne mngr, 437 Main.
Weyer Frederick, saloon, 38 W Division. Whinfield Henry T, grocer, 534 Main.
White C A, Mngr David Muir, Cheese Warehouse, W Division cor Moore.
Whitman Mrs Phoebe B, music teacher, Union cor 1st.
Whittelsey & Co (John C Whittelsey), dry goods, 488 Main.
Whitton David, sheriff, Court House.
Wickert Peter J, meats, 461 Main. Wilbor Mrs Isabella R, milliner, 457 Main. Wilbor John R, stationer, 457 Main.
Wild B Factory (of the American Biscuit Mnfg Co), B Wild Mngr, 67-69 E 1st,
Wild B & Co (Benjamin Wild, John Heath), bakers, 509 Main. Wiley Frank S, physician, 496 Main.
Wiley Wm, physician, 496 Main.
Wilke Charles A, cigar mnfr, 381 Main.
Wilkie W & Son ( Washington and James A), hardware, 518 Main.
Wilkins Reuben, blacksmith, 19 W 2d.
Williams John H, saloon, 54 Western ave. Willson Purvis O, vet surg, 39 E 3d.
Windsor House, Isaac C Morrill propr, coor Main and Court.
Winnebago Furniture Mnfg Co (capital, $200,000), C V McMillan pres, E R Herren sec, 35 Western ave.
Wisconsin Bee Line & West Superior Ry Co, C D Smith pres, J R Bloom sec, 490 Main.
Wisconsin Central Lines, John Hamilton agent, Forest nr river.
Wisconsin Central Stock Growers' and In- dustrial Association, G N Mihills pres, J W Watson sec.
Wisconsin Furnace Co, E A Hyde pres, J F Forsyth sec, head Main.
Wisconsin Midland R R Co, D C Lamb sec and general agent, 516 Main.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Anna M Wiley mngr, 92 Main.
Woh Sun & Co, laundry, 425 Main.
Wolff Joseph, cigar mnfr, 429 Main
Wurzburger Joseph, grocer, 755 Main.
Wyatt Daniel B, phys, 14 Sheboygan. Wyatt Simeon D, insurance, 479 Main.
Yers Charles, saloon, 577} Main.
Youmans Charles F, shoes, 455 Main. Zacherl George, furniture, 257 Main.
Zehm Win, Saloon, 603 Main, res 25 8th.
Zenner George, grocer, 738 Main.
Zinke Bros (Herman and Louis J), grocers, 641 Main.
Zinke Carl G, grocer, 579 Main. Zinke Robert, grocer, 11 W Division.
FONTANA. On Lake Geneva, in Walworth county, 10 miles southwest of Elkhorn, the seat of justice and banking point, and 4 from Williams Bay, its shipping point. Stages daily to Harvard, Ill., and Elkhorn; fare, 50 cents to either place. Population, 250. Mail, daily. C. S. Doug- lass, postmaster.
Beebe J D, architect and builder. Davis .J B. Insurance.
Davis & Douglass, General Store, Hardware and Carriages.
Douglass Carlos S, Notary. Douglass C L & Son, saw mill. Fairband & Leiters, fish hatchery. Godfrey HI Y, wagonmaker. Marlott & Jaskosky, blacksmiths.
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Porter & Son, hotel. Puttman J M, saloon. Reid G M, hotel. Ripley H D, livery. Rockwell J C, hotel.
Van Doren E C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Ward W S, cooper.
Welsher W A, meat market.
FONTENOY. A postoffice in Brown county, 15 miles southeast of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 30. Mail, tri-weekly.
Benneke D, general store.
FOOTVILLE. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Rock county, 10 miles west of Janesville, the county seat, and 8 from Evansville, the nearest banking point. Population, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Wm. J. Owen, postmaster.
Austin H, notary. Bailey A, lumber. Becker H D, carpenter. Braden D, Physician. Braden Joseph, justice.
Buck S F, barber.
Chipman S M, shoemaker.
Dann TJ, painter.
Dunbar Emery, live stock.
Ferguson C H & Son, blacksmiths. Fisher & Owen, meat market. Garlick F M, railroad, exp and tel agt. Lacy S W, physician. Mellott Rev W R (Methodist).
Ogden Thomas, pumps and wind-mills. Owen Win J, General Store. Ross Wm, county supt schools. Silverthorn G D, general store. Strang S J. grocer. Wells H, hotel. Wiggins Alexander, live stock. Wilcox L, carpenter
FOREST JUNCTION. A village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, at the junction of the M. & N. R. R., in Calumet county, 13 miles north of Chilton, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 125. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S.
Alten W C, general store. Broehm Jacob & Son, farm impts. Bruss John, wagonmaker. Bruss Philip, blacksmith. Eichman H, hotel.
Franzke & Graetz, general store. Haese F G, general store.
Harris & Williams, saw mill.
Huls Wm, saloon. Lemke Wm, harness. Lindow Fred, cheese mnfr.
Rust Fritz, shoemaker.
Schneider John, hotel.
FORESTVILLE. On the Ahnapee river, in Door county, 14 miles southwest of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat, and 8 northwest of Ahnapee, the nearest ship- ping and banking point. Tri-weekly stages to Ahnapee and Sturgeon Bay. Population, 150. Mail, tri-weekly.
Boardman & Co, shingle mnfrs.
Duwe Wm, hotel.
Fetzer John, general store.
Fetzer & Young, flour mill.
Marth John, shoemaker.
Schmidt M, hotel.
Schneider J, blacksmith.
Ullsperger J, gen store and cheese mnfr.
FORT ATKINSON. A prosperous city on Rock river, and on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Jefferson county, 48 miles south- west of Milwaukee, and 5g southwest of Jefferson, the county seat. It contains Catholic, Congregational, Methodist, Lutheran and Universalist churches, & high and 3 public schools, 2 banks, wagon and furniture factories, foundries and ma- chine shops, a number of special and gen- eral stores, and a public hall seating 800. The surrounding country has several cheese factories and creameries. Cornish, Curtis & Greene have an extensive manu- factory in dairy goods and do shipping all over the Union. Two weekly newspapers, Hoard's Dairyman and the Jefferson County Union, are published. Stages daily to Whitewater, and weekly to Hebron and Busseyville. Population, 2,500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. M. H. Taylor, post- master.
Abbott Charles H, pumps.
Allen George E, veterinary surgeon.
Allen George M, hardware, etc. Andra John G, saloon.
Arnold & Bradt (Adolph Arnold, Nicholas D M Bradt), confectioners.
Arnold & McArthur, general store. Bachmann Joseph F. horseshoer. Bardeen Henry L, cigar mufrs.
Bassett Miss Polly, dressmaker.
Becker George, mason.
Becker John, mason.
Black & Lane (Lemuel Black, Frank Lane), billiards.
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Boszhardt Andrew, boots and shoes.
Bowen Mrs M E, propr Phoenix House. Bradt N D M, real estate. Brandel Henry G, general store.
Brandel & Richards (Henry G Brandel, N D Richards), tobacco packers.
Brandt Wm I, Saloon, Restaurant and Billiards.
Brett James, boots and shoes.
Brewer Mrs Rosette C, ladies' furngs.
Bridges Orsan, carriagemaker.
Bridges Samuel A, carriagemaker.
Brown G, blacksmith.
Brown Warren G, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable. (See adv, p 322.)
Buck Ella L, photographer.
Caswell Lucien B, lawyer.
Chase & Co, lock mnfrs.
Citizens' State Bank (capital, $25,000), Lucian B Caswell pres, Chester A Cas- well cash.
City Hall Opera House, Wm H Rogers mogr.
Cornish, Curtis & Greene (O S Cornish, D W Curtis, W S Greene), dairy supplies. Cornish O S, Mayor.
Craig Drummond G, real estate.
Crosby Sheldon R, hides and tallow.
Curtis Carlos, meat market.
Dawes Fred, Bakery, Restaurant, Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc. (See adv, below.)
FRUITS a Specialty.
FRED. DAWES, Bakery and Restaurant
Fancy Groceries.
Canned Goods, Fruits, Confections, Tobaccos, Cigars, Etc. Oysters and Ice Cream in Season.
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Dexheimer H J & Co (Henry J and George W Dexheimer), drugs. Downing Alvin HI, undertaker. Durkee Edward L, sewing machines.
Emery Mrs Bee A, milliner.
Felbel Mrs Susan, general store.
First National Bank, J D Clapp pres, L B Caswell jr cash.
Foote Asa, drugs and shoes.
Fort Atkinson Cornet Band, S A Bridges leader.
Fort Atkinson Creamery Co, A R Hoard mngr.
Fort Atkinson Electric Light and Power Co, W S Greene pres, G L Cole sec.
Fretts Rev J R (Methodist).
Fritsch John, blacksmith.
Ganong H A, stationer.
Gauszmann Phillip, shoemaker.
Gibson Edgar J, Physician.
Haase Rev Julius (Lutheran).
Hackbarth Charles, baker.
Hake Hiram, general store.
Hausen Edward, barber.
Hausen George, saloon.
Hawkins Wm M, meat market.
Head Charles R, physician.
Heger Fred, cooper.
Heger Mrs Fred, carpet weaver.
Heger & Fitch (Fred Heger, James Fitch), meat market.
Highee Alpheus T, Propr Higbee House.
Higbee House, Alpheus T Higbee Propr.
Hilton John, dentist.
Hilton Rev J (Universalist).
Hirth Andrew, harnessmaker.
Hoard Arthur R, creamery.
Hoard Wm D, publr Hoard's Dairyman and the Jefferson County Union.
Hoard's Dairyman, W D Hoard publr.
Hopkins Norman F, dry goods.
Hull Elmore P, marble works.
Jackson Charles, blacksmith.
Jefferson County Union, W D Hoard edi- tor and propr.
Kennedy L & M (Lizzie and Mary), milli- ners.
Klein George, horse breeder.
Klein George P, veterinary surgeon. .
Lakin Leonard, hardware.
Lalk Phillip H, merchant tailor.
Landgraf George A, wheelbarrow mnfr.
Langholff Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Langholff Gustavus, saloon.
Learned Charles, jeweler.
Le Doux Theodore E, boots and shoes.
Liebman Mrs Lou, milliner.
Lohmaier Wm, saloon.
McCombe Thomas, mason.
McCradie Wm, cheese mnfr.
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Mack Abraham, hardware.
Marsh Charles H, grocer.
May Mrs Libbie, milliner.
Mayne D D, prin high school.
Melzner Charles, wagonmaker. WIS.
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Melzner & Smith (Wm Melzner, Herman Smith), blacksmiths.
Merriman Bros (A D and A L), Farm Implements.
Mertelmeyer Frederick, saloon. Neitzel Rev Chris (Methodist).
Northwestern Mnfg Co, D Bullock pres, Lucien B Caswell sec, carriages.
Noyes Adelbert H, photographer.
Ogden A, physician.
Ogden Henry, physician.
Peirce Eugene, general store.
Perkins John T, confectioner.
Perry Frederick J, physician.
Pettit & Hoffman (Henry P Pettit, Ru- dolph G Hoffman), dry goods.
Phoenix House, Mrs M E Bowen propr. Pinger Wm, barber.
Pollock D & Co (David, David G and Ellen Pollock), grocers.
Porter Herman A, grocer and justice.
Pounder George H, harrow mnfr.
Pratt George, agt C & N W Ry.
Preston James L, hotel. Ralph Charles O, grocer.
Rheineck Charles, restaurant.
Rickard S D. hides and pelts.
Rock River Hall, F Mertelmeyer propr. Rogers Wm HI, lawyer and insurance.
Root Whitney, carpenter.
Rutzen Charles, merchant tailor.
Schempf Henry, produce.
Schenkenberg Fred, harnessmaker.
Schirmer Miss Maria, dressmaker.
Schriener George, boots and shoes.
Seavert Herman, barber.
Sheldon Edward E, Druggist.
Sherman Milton T, produce and coal.
Sherman Mrs M T, dressmaker.
Simonds Henry W, furniture.
Smith H C & Co (Henry C Smith, Ernest F Shafer), furniture.
Smith Wm M, physician.
Smutzler Rev Wmn (Lutheran). Snell Sisters (Mattie and Lila), music tchrs.
Spaeth Wm, brewer.
Stabnow & Heuchel (Wm Stabnow, Fred Heuchel), grocers.
Stafford George H, justice.
Stair U P, physician.
Strong Ernst R, hardware.
Taylor Matthew H, Postmaster.
Taylor T T, jeweler.
Tilden Wm HI, furniture.
Tousley Charles B, jeweler.
Vickery F M & Son (Frank Mand Herbert S), grocers.
Watkins & Taylor (Maria M Watkins, Im- ogene Taylor), milliners.
Westerfield Mrs K. dressmaker.
Wilcox A D & Co (Alonzo D and E W Wilcox, L B Boyce, N D Richards), Grain.
Wilcox-Richards Co, Alonzo D Wilcox pres, N D Richards sec, lumber.
Willing Wm, mason.
Wilson George W, dry goods.
Wolf John, city marshal.
Wolf & Smith (John Wolf, Fremont Smith), livery.
Woolverton Max, mngr W U Tel Co.
Wright J B, painter.
Wunschel C J, baker.
Zeugner Frank, painter.
Zeugner & Hoffman (Herman Zeugner, Frank Hoffman), lumber and grain.
FORT HOWARD. An incorporated city on the west bank of Fox river, in Brown county, opposite Green Bay, the judicial seat, with which it is connected by 1 railroad and 3 wagon bridges. The city has good shipping facilities, the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., the C. & N. W. Ry and the M. & N. R. R. all touching here, while the Goodrich and Hart steamboat lines make regular trips to all ports north on Green bay. The city contains 2 saw mills, 2 planing mills, 2 boiler works, a furniture factory, 2 ship yards, 2 railroad repair
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Free ! We give 6 months either Vocal or Instrumental Lesscas FREE with every Piano or Organ sold, under Prof. Benedict's PERSONAL tuition. Any Instrument not giving satisfaction will be exchanged at once at OUR expensa. We guarantee in writing our sales for 5 years. Dearholt & Benedict. See p. 5.
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shops, 2 grain elevators, 2 foundries, a bank, machine shops and numerous hand- some and substantial business blocks and elegant residences. There arechurches of the Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Metho- dist, Moravian, Norwegian Lutheran and Presbyterian denominations, and 10 schools employing 20 teachers and having an aver- age attendance of 650 pupils. A weekly newspaper, the Review (Rep.), keeps the public well posted on local events. Ample protection against fire is assured by a well (quipped volunteer fire department and an excellent system of water works. Hay,
grain, vegetables, lumber and the products of the various factories comprise the ship- ments. Stages daily to Sturgeon Bay and tri-weekly to Bonduel, Shawano, Ahnapee and Kewaunee. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 3,800. James Tiernan, post- master.
Andersen Soren, grocer. Anderson Albert, city clerk.
Barkhausen & Hathaway (Henry A Barkhausen, Oscar C Hathaway), Wholesale Coal, Salt, Grain, Hay and Oils.
Bennett House, Samuel W Bennett propr.
WILLIAM HOOD, .
Notary Public, Justice of the Peace, Insurance Agent, Collecting Agency, Real Estate Agent,
Drawing Deeds, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Etc. Cor. Broadway and Main Street,
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MALCOLM SELLERS,
General Commission Merchant
Pension and Claim Agent,
Justice of the Peace and Real Estate Dealer.
FORT HOWARD, - WISCONSIN.
Huffman House.
HUFFMAN HOUSE
PETER KROUSE, Proprietor.
Cor. N. Broadway and Kellogg St., nearly opp. C. & N. W. R. R. Depot .. FT. HOWARD, WIS.
This House is Conveniently Located, and has been Placed in First-Class Order and Newly Furnished. Particular attention paid to all Guests,and the Traveling Public will find the Huttman a pleasant Hotel at which to stop while in the City.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The Popular Line to the West and Northwest
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Bergmann Julius, street commissioner.
Bitter Mrs M, midwife.
Black James J, livery.
Black Robert J, meat market.
Hansen Christian, milk.
Bowser Fred A, livery.
Hansen Jorgen, blacksmith.
Brehme Anton, plumber.
Brehme Herman E, grocer.
Brehme & Kattner (August Brehme, Carl Kattner), wagonmakers.
Brevig Inebrecht, shoemaker.
Brevig Peter E, shoemaker.
Broadway House, Constantine McGinnis propr.
Brunett Emanuel, stone quarry.
Burmeister Henry, tailor.
Burns David M, boilermaker.
Burns Thomas, saloon.
Burns Thomas H, hardware.
Callaghan Bros (Wm and Henry J), grocers.
Camm Thomas M, grocer.
Cargill W W & Bro (Wm W and Samuel D), grain.
Carlisle James HI, confectioner.
Cathersal Frank, grocer.
Chicago & Northwestern Ry, Henry A Ranous agent.
Cody John, city assessor.
Corbett Michael J, grocer.
Crocker Ephraim, livery.
Crole Frank, laundry.
Cusick John, vessel owner.
Devroy Peter, grocer.
Dockery John H, saloon.
Duncan John, machinist.
Eldred Anson & Son (Anson and Howard S), lumber mnfrs.
Ellsworth Frank H, shoes.
Farrell Richard, propr McGinnis House.
Finnegan Wm, brick mnfr,
Fisk & Tayler (Wilbur D Fisk, Joseph Tayler), insurance.
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