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Our Aim is to deal in reliable goods,
Our Aim is always to please our customers, .
Our Aim is to secure and keep your trade.
CARSWELL & HUGHES,
ALLAN CARSWELL, EDWARD L. HUGHES.
105 Main Street, Oshkosh, Wis.
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International, H. Bammessell, prop., Kansas, cor. Seventh.
Kansas House, Chas. Maass, prop., 88 Kansas.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad House, Frank Larie, prop .. cor. Pearl and Light.
Phoenix House, J. Schneider, prop., 218 Main.
Seymour House, Jos. Stringham, prop., 55 to 63 Kansas.
Saratoga House, Theo. Weck, Kansas, cor. Eleventh.
Tremont House, Jos. Staudenraus, prop., cor .. Waugoo and Shonaon. '
Winnebago Hotel, 68 Kansas.
ICE DEALERS.
Searl, M. A., 5 Algoma.
Winnebago Ice Co., Dobson & Tiernouth, prop's, River, e. of Bowen.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Baker & Tuttle, over Union National Bank.
Carrier, O. E., 103 Main.
Daniel & Gile, Fraker Hall. Gary & Harmon, under First National Bank. Lawson, H. L., 96 Main.
Nevitt, C. R., s. e. cor. Main and Otter.
Palmer & McLeran, 124 Main.
Suhl, William, 106 Main.
LAWYERS.
Austin, A. A., 72 Main.
Bailey, Henry, 90 Main, cor. Waugoo.
Bouck, Gabe, 88 Main, cor, Waugoo.
Burnell, Geo. W., over First National Bank.
Cleveland, C. D., 103 Main.
Eaton, M. H., 55 Main. Eighme, R. P., Washington, cor Main,
Felker, Chas. W., 81 Main.
Felker, Wm. B., 81 Main.
Finch & Barber, 83 Main.
Freeman, Jas., 84 Main. Hooper, Moses, 131 Main. Hume, John W., 88 Main, cor. Waugoo.
Jackson & Thompson, 60 Main.
Kennedy, Wm. R., 72 Main. Merrill, J. H., Washington, opp. Post Office. Norton, Albert, Main, cor.2Algoma. Petersilea, Edwin, 70 Main.
Pike, C. E., over Post Office.
Randall, A. G., 46 Main. Stroud, A. E., 60 Main.
Van Keuren, B. E., over First National Bank. Washburn, G. W., over Union National Bank. Weisbrod & Harshaw, over First National Bank. Weisbrod, J. M., 84 Main.
Wheeler & Stewart, 129 Main.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Jænicke & Roenitz, 43 Main. Metz & Schlærb, 86 Main.
LIVERY STABLES.
Athearn, Geo. W., Shonaon, s. of Waugoo. Cameron, Geo., High, near Bond.
Forbes, Moses, 22 Washington.
Hobart & Holmes, Waugoo, cor. Shonaon. Little & Ryley, 202 Main.
Siewert, D. F., 17 Seventh.
Thompson & Sprague, 225 and 227 Main.
LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Beach, Orville, s. s., near M. & St. P. R. R. Buckstaff, Bros. & Chase, Fifth, w. of Kansas. Campbell, Libbey & Co., s. s. river, n. M. & St. P. bridge.
Conlee Brothers, 5 Kansas.
Foster & Jones, Sixth, cor. Oregon.
Gould, James P., Tenth, near depot.
Harris, Marshall, e. end Eighth.
Laabs, John, & Co., Fifth cor. Oregon.
McMillen, R., & Co., 177 High.
Morgan & Brother, Marion, e. of Jay.
Paine, C. N., & Co., e. end Algoma bridge. Peck, Oscar D., 64 Marion.
Pratt, Geo. W , Marion, w. of Wisconsin.
Radford, S. & Bro., 77 Marion.
Ripley & Mead, foot of Blackhawk.
Sawyer, P., & Son, High, n. of Blackhawk.
Weed, James H .. e. end of Tenth.
MACHINE. SHOPS.
Avery, Chas. H., 9 Marion.
Morse, John F., 16 and 18 Ceape.
Paige, C. C., 8 Marion.
Ransom, Perry, Eighth, w. of Kansas. MARBLE WORKS.
Heim & Abrams, Sixth, w. of Kansas. Moore, J. J., 141 Main.
MATCH WORKS.
Star Match Works, J. L. Clark, prop., cor. Pearl and Osceola.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Boles, Joseph, cor. Main and Algoma.
Duane, Thomas J., III Main.
Eckstein, Sam'l, 29 Main.
Forbes, D. H., 99 Main.
Haben, Andrew, 55 Main.
McCourt, Peter, 62 Main.
Quinn, Thomas, cor. Main and Otter. Leard, William, 77 Main.
Schuchert, Valentine, 160 Main. MEAT MARKETS.
Baumann, Gusav, 52 Oregon and 34 Kansas. Ernst Brothers, 50 Main. Hennig, Carl, Main, cor. Polk.
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SAM ECKSTEIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND DEALER IN
Cassimeres, Vestings, Cloths,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
HATS, CAPS& FURS,
No. 29 Main Street,
OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
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Hoerning, John, 120 Main. Kiel, Julius H., 58 Kansas. Lehmann, Charles, 53 Sixth.
Leland, S. H., 71 High, and 7 Church. Lenz & Haase, Oregon, between Ninth and Tenth.
Mittelstadt, Edward H., Main, near Irving. Mueller, Joseph M., 104 Main. Neis, Mathias, 31 High. Pitcher & Sprague, High, cor. Division. Utz, George, 167 Main.
Wakeman, Wm., Jr., 150 Main.
MILLINERY.
Cooper, Mrs. J. R., 9 Main. Davis, Mrs. M. E., & Co., 113 Main.
Perry, Mrs. S. M., 2 Algoma.
Weber, A. M., 87 Main.
MUSIC STORES.
Lampard, G. R., 124 Main. Wille, Frank, 26 Main.
NEWS DEPOTS.
Hellard, Robert, 10 Washington.
Irvine, William, uuder First National Bank.
Ryckman, M. A., 2812 Kansas.
NEWSPAPERS.
Early Dawn, Fraker's Block.
Oshkosh Northwestern, daily and weekly, 143 Main. Oshkosh Standard, Main, cor. Washington. Oshkosh Times, 14 and 16 Washington.
Wisconsin Telegraph (German), 16 and 18 Waugoo.
NURSERY.
Brainerd Brothers, Polk, cor. Evans.
PAINTERS.
Harmon, H. M., Washington, next to Post Office.
Hasbrouck, Geo. M., 36 Waugoo.
Spore, S. C., Waugoo, cor. Shonaon.
Wagner, James R., Market, cor. High.
Willock, J., Shonaon, s. of Washington.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
Bealls, D. M., Kansas. Claggett, F. B., & Co., 140 Main. Guenther, Richard, 109 Main. Schmidt, Emil, 29 Kansas. Schwalm, Louis, 18 Main.
Stroud, George F., 36 and 38 Main. Williams, Wm. L., 59 Main.
WHOLESALE PAINT, OIL AND GLASS HOUSE. Stroud, George F., 36 and 38 Main. PERFUMERY AND EXTRACT MANUFACTURERS. Musser, B. J., & Co.'s Chemical Works, 300 Main.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
Ely & Paris, Leach's Block, Kansas. Peterson Brothers, 155 Main. Robinson, W. H. H., 103 Main. Spink, R. A., 129 Main. Webster, W. F., 45 Main.
Yount, Alexander, Main, cor. Church.
PHYSICIANS.
Ault, A., Washington, n. e. cor. Broad. Barber & Gordon, Main, cor. Algoma.
Clapp, S. Lewis, 211 High.
Dale, H. B., 5 Algoma.
Eaton, L. H., 122 Main.
Lawrence, Linda, 145 Main.
Linde, C. & F. H., Main, cor. Waugoo.
Noyes, J. C., Washington, n. e. cor. Mt. Vernon.
Patton, Olive M., 56 Main.
Russell & Steele, cor. Main and Algoma.
Titus, W. H., Main, cor. Algoma.
Wilke, Frederick J., 28 Kansas.
Wright, A. B., 99 Main.
PLANING MILLS.
Bell & Cole, cor. Pearl and Market.
Foster & Jones, Sixth, cor. Oregon.
Gould, James P., Tenth, near depot.
Hume & Washburne, Fifth, near Iowa.
McMillen, R. & Co., 177 High.
Paine, C. N. & Co., e. end Algoma bridge.
Parsons, C. R., cor. Pearl and Osceola.
Williamson, Libbey & Co., Marion, cor. Jay.
PLOW MAKERS. Ward, J. H., Waugoo, cor. Shonaon.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Church, C. D., Fraker's Hall.
Harris, O. H., 126 Main.
Nevitt, C. R., s. e. cor. Main and Otter.
Sarau, Christian, 8 Kansas.
RESTAURANTS.
Arnold, Fred C., s. of C. & N. W. R'y depot.
Arnold, Joseph, 35 Main.
Buck, A. D., 47 Main.
Burton, P., 22 Main (Algoma).
Heisinger Brothers, 112 Main.
Hine, D. H., 127 Main. .
Mentch, Abraham, 15 Ceape.
Schmidt, Henry, II Main. SALOONS.
Besnah, Phillip, 113 Main. Bly, Charles, 96 Main. Fiss, Charles, 32 Main. Hahn, Ferd., 82 Main. Heath, Charles D., opp. Post Office.
Hicks, P. C., 33 Kansas.
Heinze, Herman, 147 Ceape. Kloeckner, Joseph, 37 Kansas,
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UNION IRON WORKS, OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
JOHN F. MORSE,
MANUFACTURER OF Stationary and Portable Engines, 8
BOILERS, Mill and Steamboat WORK,
Wrought Iron Pipes, Steam
Fittings, Iron
Castings,
& c . , &c.,
&c.,
&c.
AGENT FOR J. LEFFEL'S DOUBLE TURBINE WATER-WHEEL
CHICAGO-ENG-CO
OSHKOSH STEAM ROAD WAGON
This Steam Road Wagon is the only successful and reliable self-propelling Road Wagon yet constructed, and is now coming largeiy into use as a thresher engine, for which purpose it is peculiarly adapted. A patent smoke-stack is used, preventing the escape of sparks.
SOUTH SIDE OF CEAPE STREET, OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
1856.
PIONEER BOOT AND SHOE STORE. C. A. JOHNSON & CO. - DEALERS IN
1880.
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
No. 125 Beckwith House Block, OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
A Complete Stock of all Staple Goods,
-AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FINE WORK.
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Kruko & Schild, 54 Kansas. Larie, Frank, cor. Pearl and Light. Lerch, Stephen, 172 Main. Luhm, Edward, 7 Ceape. Masse, Nelson, 98 Main. Meusel, Oswald, 24 Kansas. Mueller & Barlow, 27 Kansas.
Neis, Mathias, 33 High.
Neuman, G. W., 51 Main.
Overton, C., under Beckwith House. Rasch, Chas., 21 Main. Schmitt, Henry P., 19 Main.
Schneider, J. H., 19 Kansas.
Schneider, Joseph, 218 Main. Schuri, Conrad, 48 Main.
Staudenraus, Roman, 70 Main. Stelzel, John W., 52 Kansas. Summerfield, Fred W., 15 E. Tenth. Thielen & Faustgen, 80 Main. Thielen, Paul, Main, cor. Irving. Thielen, Peter, 204 Main.
Weinke, Herman, 15 Kansas.
Zeilinger, John C., 16 Main.
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND MANUFACTURERS.
Conlee Brothers, 5 Kansas. Foster & Jones, Sixth, cor. Oregon.
Gould, James P., Tenth, near depot. Hume & Washburn, Fifth, w. of Iowa. McMillen, R. & Co., 177 High. Radford, S. & Bro., 77 Marion. Williamson, Libbey & Co., Marion, cor. Jay.
SAW SHARPENER MANUFACTURER. Miller, John A., 9 Marion.
SEWING MACHINES.
Bailey, A. P., 14 Washington.
Haber, Wm. P., 3 Algoma. Powers, Geo. A., 168 Main.
Session, L. C., Gill's Block, High. Smith, John W., 124 Main.
SHEET-IRON WORKERS.
Bassler & Goe, 27 Main. Battis, Martin T., cor. Pearl and Market. Gillingham, James & Son, 3 Marion. Hasbrouck & Monroe, 9 Kansas. Hay, S. M. & Bro., 69 Main. Hutchinson, K. M., 39 Main. Schmidt, Emil, 29 Kansas. Wille & Ploetz, 25 Main.
SHINGLE MANUFACTURERS.
Buckstaff, Bros. & Chase, Fifth, w. of Kansas. Campbell, Libbey & Co., s. s. river, n. M. & St. P. bridge, Clark, James L., Pearl, cor. Osceola. Conlee Brothers, 5 Kansas. Derby & Curran, Marion, w. of Blackhawk. Fraker, John S., 60 Marion.
Griffith, G. C., Ceape, near Broad. McMillen, R. & Co., 177 High. Morgan & Brother, Marion, e. of Jay. Pratt, Geo. W., Marion, w. of Wisconsin. Radford, S. & Bro., 77 Marion. Ripley & Mead, foot of Blackhawk.
Thompson, Andrew, cor. River and Bay. Van Every, George, 25 Marion. Webb & Albert, Marion, foot of Market. Weed, James H., e. end Tenth.
SHOEMAKERS.
Brown & Connelly, Main, cor. Washington.
Barta, Ignatz, 92 Main.
Eldridge, L., High, cor. Division.
First, Joseph, 215 Main.
Henkel, Geo., 9412 Main.
Havemann, D., 161 Algoma.
Hitchler, J. J., Oregon, cor. Eighth.
Hubertus, Joseph, 21 12 Kansas.
Kock, Anton, 100 Kansas.
Kruko, Albert, Oregon, s. of Ninth.
Lawless, Rickard, 205 Main.
Levy, Patrick S., 187 Main. Mason, George, 8 Eighth.
Meyer, H. A., 7 Kansas. Miller, John, 41 Seventh.
Murray, Thomas, Beckwith House Block.
Reis, Cornelius, 274 Main.
Uder, Frank, e. s. Main, n. of Polk.
Van Ness, S. P., 7 Sixth.
Villnow, Otto, w. s. Oregon, 4. s. Fourteenth. SIGN WRITERS.
Harmon, H. M., Washington, next Post Office. Hasbrouck, Geo. M. 36 Waugoo. SOAP. MANUFACTURER. Loper, J. R., propr. of Loper's Soap Works, cor. Marion and Market. STONE CUTTER. Chapple, Alfred, Marion, opp. Cook, Brown & Go. STONE QUARRY. Last, Frank, Thirteenth, w. of Knapp. STOVES AND TINWARE.
Bassler & Goe, 27 Main. Bedient, H. L., 189 Main.
Crawford, W. H., 34 Main.
Dempsey, L., Division, near High.
Hay, S. M. & Bro., 69 Main.
Hasbrouck & Monroe, 9 Kansas.
Krippene, Herman, 90 Main. Pratsch, John, 23 Main. Schmidt, Emil, 29 Kansas. Wille & Ploetz, 25 Main.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
Mckenzie & Crawford, Ceape, cor. Court House.
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[READ CAREFULLY,]
VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS ON PAINTING.
BY GEO. F. STROUD.
OUTSIDE WORK - To do a first-class job on the outside of a building, use nothing but the best strictly pure white lead and boiled linseed oil, for the first two coats, then for finishing and last coat, use French zinc and boiled oil. Never use turpentine or benzine for outside work.
Rule for Quantity - 100 Ibs. of strictly pure white lead will cover 1200 feet surface, two good coats, with 5 or 6 gallons of oil. 50 lbs. of zinc will cover as much as 100 Ibs. of lead.
INSIDE WORK - For gloss finish . use one-half French zinc, one-half lead, three-fourths turpentine, and one-fourth boiled oil. This leaves a flat white; varnish over with Damar var- nish, and job is complete.
FLOOR PAINT - To paint a floor 16 feet square - Two good coats of the most durable and handsome paint, use the following: 4 1bs. French ochre, cost 20c, 2 lbs. white lead, 20c; I Ib. red lead, 15c; 1 pint Japan, 20c; 2 qts, boiled oil, 45c. Total cost, $1.20.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, ETC. - Use one-half Venetian red; one-half orange mineral, with boiled oil. One pound of each, with a quart of boiled oil, will do a good job on a double wagon. Varnish with a pint and a half of coach varnish.
TO PREPARE A WALL FOR PAINTING - Use one pound of glue, dissolved in from two to three gallons of water, and size the wall over; also use the same proportions in sizing wall paper, when you wish to paint or varnish over it. A wall sized with the above can be painted as well as if boarded.
To RESTORE FURNITURE - Apply some of Stroud's Oil Finish with a brush, and old fur- niture will become as new.
REMARKS - A little money judiciously invested in paint is never regretted. Nothing beautifies nor preserves from the weather more than paint. There are so many worthless brands of white lead sold to those who are not judges of its merits, that when you have an institution that you can rely upon for the quality of the goods sold, don't go anywhere else. Remember, it costs no more to put on good paint than worthless stuff, and bear in mind the motto, "The best is the cheapest."
Having established a business exclusively of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, Etc., I have endeavored, by fair dealing, to satisfy my customers. This was the first institution of the kind in Wisconsin; this line of goods having previously been handled by druggists. The great success of my endeavors to suit customers is a sufficient encouragement that the people appreciate fair dealing.
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Wolf River Transportation Co., Tom Wall, Superintendent, dock 2 Main.
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS. Schmidt Brothers, office 211 and 213 Main.
VINEGAR MANUFACTURERS. Fugleberg & Metz, 93 Doty. Young, John, 91 Doty. WAGON MAKERS. Corigall & Wyland, rear 221 Main. Daum, Theodore, Nebraska, cor. Eighth. Littfin, John, 9 Ceape. Mierswa, Charles, Eighth. w. of Kansas.
Mierswa, Daniel, 8 Ceape. Neubauer, John, 6 Ceape. Sawtell, William, 32 Main (Algoma). WINES AND LIQUORS. Kloeckner, Joseph, 37 Kansas. Meusel, Oswald, 24 Kansas. WOOD TURNERS. Ball, J. M., Ceape, w. of Broad.
Banderob & Co., Ceape, cor. Court House. Bell & Cole, cor. Pearl and Market. Brand, Robert, 25 Ceape.
WOOL MERCHANT.
Kennedy, J. E., 95 Main.
JAMES E. KENNEDY, No. 95 Main Street,
CASH PAID FOR WOOL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER TEAS A SPECIALTY.
-ALSO FOR- SEED, BEANS, BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC., ETC. OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
Charles Quinlan,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS, FRUITS & VEGETABLES.
na. 45Main
OSHKOSH, WIS.
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J. R. LOPER,
MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR BRANDS OF
Laundry AND Toilet Soaps,
REFINED CYLINDER TALLOW,
-AND.
:
Strictly Pure Neatsfoot Oil.
OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
Use Loper's Upper Ten Soap for the Toilet, Bath and Laundry. It is the Great Unexcelled.
Among the manufactures of the city which have started into new life, with enlarged pro- portions, since the fire, are the new Soap Works of J. R. Loper. Mr. Loper has been burnt out three times, meeting with heavy losses, and has built up larger than ever, and furnishes another instance of Oshkosh enterprise and business vigor.
The new building is a fine fire-proof structure, with largely increased facilities for the man- ufacture of the superior article of soaps, which are rapidly winning their way into popular favor.
He guarantees low prices, according to the times, and warrants goods just as represented.
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VILLAGE OF OMRO.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, ETC. Alexander Gadbaw.
BARREL FACTORY.
Almond Grey.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
C. C. Covey & Co. Leighton & Gillman. P. Samphier & Bro. B. H. Whitman. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Platt. Wright. BLACKSMITHS.
C. W. Bushnell.
C. A. Coe.
William Cundy.
E. T. Sheldon.
COLLECTING AGENT.
Alex. Gadbaw. CLOTHING.
Treleven & Orchard.
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
S. R. Manning. DRY GOODS.
Brookman & Co.
Peter Cole.
Pelton & Kutchins. MISCELLANEOUS.
DRUG STORES.
Geo. W. Shafer. C. S. Douty. Henry & Charlesworth.
DENTIST.
H. Sheerar. EXPRESS AGENT.
M. G. Bradt.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
George Challoner.
FLOURING MILL.
E. G. Woodworth.
FURNITURE.
Geo. H. Charlesworth.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, ETC. Richard Reed, Jr. Leighton & Gilman.
C. C. Covey & Co. Robert Webb.
H. L. Waite & Co. John W. Rice. Thompson & Hayward. Mrs. Garrity. HARDWARE, TINWARE, ETC.
W. W. Race. F. Bunker,
HARNESS AND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
J. T. Russell. W. B. Chapman.
HOTELS.
Larrabee House, A. B. Larrabee, prop. Northwestern House, Capt. W. D. Baldwin, prop.
RICHARD REED, JR., -DEALER IN- -
GROCERIES PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c. OMRO, WISCONSIN.
INSURANCE AGENT.
James H. Caswell.
LUMBER MANUFACTURER.
H. W. Webster.
LAWYERS.
D. W. McLeod.
A. K. Brush.
J. A. Banks.
LIVERY STABLES.
Andrew Lansing.
Joseph Lyons.
A. B. & A. J. Larrabee.
MEAT MARKETS.
Aaron B. Tice.
W. E. Wheeler.
MILLINERY.
Mrs. C. W. Jones.
Omro Cheese Factory. Omro Woolen Mills.
NEWSPAPER. Omro Journal, Platt Wright, publisher.
PHYSICIANS.
Jonathan Gibbs.
R. L. Cook.
P. H. Patten.
G. C. Green.
PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC.
S. N. & R. W. Bridge.
POSTMASTER.
E. D. Henry.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
E. A. Thompson.
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILROAD. C. W. Jones, Station Agent. RESTAURANTS.
Mrs. Ann E. Martin.
W. A. Clifford.
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
Morton & Small.
SHOEMAKERS.
E. Gummer,
Demmon Bros.,
W. H. Shuttuck,
W. R. Pettingill.
SALOONS.
Geo. Mitchler.
H. L. Jasscen.
Baxter Logan.
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S. RADFORD & BRO.
MANUFACTURERS OFO
R,FATH
SHINGLES
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
GLAZED SASH,
SIDING, FLOORING, CEILING,
---- AND ALL KINDS OF DRESSED LUMBER, BUILDING PAPER, &c.
Foot of Wisconsin St.
OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
SEBASTIAN OSTERTAG
-- DEALER IN -
ROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, PRODUCE,
CROCKERY, CANNED GOODS, &Ć.
Choice Liquors, Wine Beer and Cigars.
Corner Kansas and Ninth Sts.
OSHKOSH, WIS.
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE WORKS. Thompson & Hayward. G. W. Drew. J. E. Lindsey. A. B. Hall. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. Chas. Chase. VARIETY STORE. Fanny McAllister.
CITY OF NEENAH.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
O. J. Hall & Bronson, Wisconsin Ave. J. F. Mayer, Wisconsin Ave. AGENTS. C. & N. W. R. R., I. W. Hunt. Wis. Cent. R. R., Frank S. Verbeck. American Express, John Bryan. BANKS.
National Bank of Neenah, Wisconsin Ave. STAVE AND BARREL STOCK FACTORY. Theodore Brown, Wisconsin Ave. BAKERIES.
A. Loos, Commercial St. W. H. Longhurst, Wisconsin Ave. Fred Michaels, Cedar St.
BEEF AND PORK PACKER. John Hunt, Canal St. BLACKSMITHS.
Kæpsel & Schuman, Main St. John Neary, Wisconsin Ave. Hans Oleson, Wisconsin Ave. James Monahan, Canal St. L. J. Butterfield, Canal St. Johnson & Mhyre, Cedar St. Chas. Bergstrom, Cedar St.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
Ernst Elwers, Wisconsin Ave. Henry Wildfang, Wisconsin Ave. J. Stilp, Wisconsin Ave. Seaver & Co., Wisconsin Ave.
BOOKS AND STATONERY.
E. P. Marsh, Wisconsin Ave. S. F. Henry, Wisconsin Ave.
BREWERY.
Adam Ehrgott, near Main St. BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Albert Eisenach, Main St. Jerome Bailey, Main St. BUILDING CONTRACTOR. Watkin Gittins, builder of Neenah High School.
NEENAH STOVEWORKS.
BERGSTROM BROS. & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves, MAIN STREET, NEENAH, WISCONSIN.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
George Schmid, Cedar St. C. Neustetter, Cedar St.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEALERS.
George Schimid, Cedar St.
CLOTHING STORES.
Frank E. Hubbard, Wisconsin Ave. L. Ganz, Cedar St.
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
George Rogers, Wisconsin Ave. L. H. Kimball, Cedar St. P. H. Sperry, Wisconsin Ave. - Hærtel.
COOPER SHOPS.
L. J. Mathews, Canal St. Chas. Sutton, Canal St. John Lusty, Canal St.
CONFECTIONERY.
George Schmid, Cedar St. Gus Bonner, Wisconsin Ave.
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
Rev. T. T. Potter, Wisconsin Ave. DENTISTS. Enos & Schooley, Cedar St. A. L. & C. J. Bradley, Cedar St. DRY GOODS.
L. Haas, Wisconsin Ave. Wm. Kellett, Wisconsin Ave. Henry Wildfang, Wisconsin Ave. Hart & Co., Wisconsin Ave. Francher Bros., Wisconsin Ave. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC.
Alexander Billstein, Wisconsin Ave. G. Nimmer & Co., Wisconsin Ave. Clausen, Simpson & Co., Wisconsin Ave. Gotfredt Christensen, Main St. Lagner & Paul, Wisconsin Ave. Stridde & Brown, Wisconsin Ave. DRUGGISTS. E. P. Marsh, Wisconsin Ave. Wildie & Gleason, Wisconsin Ave. Barnett & Crane, Cedar St. S. F. Henry, Wisconsin Ave.
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WM. SPIKES & CO.
DEALERS ING -
FURNITURE
Parlor and Chamber Sets,
MARBLE TOP TABLES, SECRETARIES, SPRING BEDS, Mattresses, Children's Carriages, Etc.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY OF
WOOD & METALIC COFFINS & CASKETS,
A Good Hearse Always in Readiness.
WAREROOMS, 55, 57, 59, 61, 63, KANSAS ST.,
Seymour House Block.
OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN,
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FARM MACHINERY.
Geo. E. Scott, Cedar St.
FOUNDRIES. Bergstrom Bros. & Co. Wm. Aylward. FURNITURE.
Hold & Smith, Wisconsin Ave. H. C. Jorgensen, Wisconsin Ave. - Thorneson, Wisconsin Ave. K. Brunson, Wisconsin Ave
FLOUR AND FEED STORES.
J. M. Thompson, Cedar St. N. Peterson, Wisconsin Ave. FLOURING. MILLS.
Smith & Proctor, Water-power. D. L. Kimberly, Water-power. C. W. Howard, Water-power. Krueger & Davis, Water-power. Wolf, Walker & Co., Water-power. J. A. Kimberly & Co., Water-power. Clement & Stevens, Water-power.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, ETC. Whitenack & Mitchell, Cedar St. McGillis & Bissell, Wisconsin Ave. Johnson Bros., Wisconsin Ave. Henry Wildfang, Wisconsin Ave. Chas. Paepke, Main St. Gotfredt Christensen, Main St. L. Tauesen, Wisconsin Ave. Chas. A. Leavens, Wisconsin Ave. Emil Neudeck, Wisconsin Ave. John Irwin, Wisconsin Ave. Coats & Murray, Cedar St. Mrs. E. Hawley, Main St. Lagner & Paul, Wisconsin Ave.
Clausen, Simpson & Co., Wisconsin Ave. HARDWARE, STOVES, ETC. W. P. Peckham, Wisconsin Ave. Krueger & Willard, Wisconsin Ave. L. W. Stowe, Wisconsin Ave. W. Thielecke, Wisconsin Ave. HACK AND 'BUS LINE.
Jas. W. Brown, prop., Canal St.
HARNESS SADDLERY, HARDWARE, ETC. Ferd. Faas, Wisconsin Ave. Cook & Hansen, Cedar St. John Clark, Wisconsin Ave. Henry Shimpf, Wisconsin Ave.
HOTELS.
Russell House, Wisconsin Ave. Roberts' Summer Resort, Doty Island. Page House, Wisconsin Ave. Island City House, Commercial St. Neenah House, Cedar St. Union Hotel, Cedar St.
WHITENACK & MITCHELL,
DEALERS IN
Groceries AND
Provisions
CROCKERY, ETC.,
Cor. Cedar and Canal Sts., Neenah, Wis.
INSURANCE AGENTS. Carl J. Kraby, Wisconsin Ave.
Robert Shiells, Wisconsin Ave. Willard Jones, Cedar St. Henry E. Gustavus, Caroline St. ISLAND CITY MARBLE WORKS.
Bishop & Cooke, Wisconsin Ave. LAWYERS.
J. C. Kirwin, Wisconsin Ave.
W. F. McArthur, Wisconsin Ave. J. B. Hamilton, Wisconsin Ave. Geo. W. Todd, Cedar St. LIVERY STABLES.
Jas. W. Brown, Canal St.
Thos. Hurley, Canal St. Kellogg & Coats, Cedar St. LUMBER MANUFACTURER.
Henry Sherry, office, Wisconsin Ave.
MACHINE SHOP. Johnson & Jamison, Canal St. MERCHANT TAILORS.
Wm. Kellett, Wisconsin Ave.
Alex. Billstein, Wisconsin Ave. Lagner & Paul, Wisconsin Ave. Frank Sheerin, Cedar St. Stridde & Brown, Wisconsin Ave.
MINERAL WATER.
Henry Wildfang, Wisconsin Ave.
MEAT MARKETS. John McLelland, Cedar St.
A. Loos, Commercial St. J. Kellett, Wisconsin Ave. F. H. Miller & Co., Commercial St. Fredrick Ulrich, Wisconsin St. Jacob Faas, Main St.
MILLINERY.
Mrs. H. B. Gile, Wisconsin Ave. T. Tippins, Wisconsin Ave. Miss M. E. Lansing, Cedar St. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
E. P. Marsh, Wisconsin Ave. NEENAH AND MENASHA GAS WORKS. J. D. Patton, Thomas and Henry Higgins, proprietors.
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N. C. HOLMES.
T. H. VAN DOREN.
HOLMES & VAN DOREN, No. 17 MAIN STREET,
RED TOP, TIMOTHY CLOVER
SEEDS!
-OF-
ALL KINDS, Constantly on Hand.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS Grwwe
-- AND
FRUIT DEALERS,
FARM PRODUCE
Canned Goods, Crockery, Glass, Stone, Wood Willow Ware, OSHKOSH, WIS.
JOHN S. FRAKER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Sawed Shingles and Lumber.
MANUFACTURES THE CELEBRATED "GILT EDGE SHINGLES."
MARION STREET. Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
THIRD WARD TEA STORE
R. E. BENNETT.
DEALER IN First-Class Groceries, Que Provisions,
TEAS, FLOUR, FEED AND CROCKERY.
++ +CASH PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE ..
Ne. 60 Kansas Street,
Corner of N'inth Street:
OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
-- WITH-
C. J. KRABY,
AOENT FOR THE FOLLOWING
FIRST CLASS COMPANIES :
ÆTNA, of Hartford ; HARTFORD, of Hartford ; QUEEN, of Liverpool and London ; COMMERCIAL UNION, of London.
Rates as low as consistent with security for the insured.
PASSAGE TICKETS sold to all parts of Europe. Also tickets over the Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad. Also, NOTARY PUBLIC. Office in City Council Rooms, Neenah, Wis.
MILLERS.
Millers, in Krueger & Davis' Mill-H. C. Krueger, Nels Jansen, Hans Rasmussen; E. Lachmann, Bookeeper.
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