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Schumacher Henry C, broom mnfr, 307 Stericker Arthur, horse dir, N Division.
Cherry.
Schwartz Charles W, drayage, 12 W Mil- waukee.
Scofield Wm T, meats, 18 N Main.
Scott & Sherman (James W Scott, L A Sherman), real est, 23 W Milwaukee.
SCRITCHFIELD PEN CO (Wm, A B and Charles W Guy), Mnfrs of The Scritch- field Fountain Pen, 53 W Milwaukee.
Selmer Charles, well driller, 66 Chestnut. Sennett James J, saloon, 114 W Milwaukee. Shearer James, contractor, 65 S River. Shearer Louise, tohr, 108 Mineral Pt av. Shekey Annie, dressmkr, 201 Center av.
Sheldon A H & Co (A H and F S Sheldon), hardware, 6 S Main.
Shellberg John A, tailor, 12 Corn Exchange. Sherer Wm T, drugs, 101 W Milwaukee.
Sheridan Bros (John and Edward), livery, 10 N Franklin.
Sheridan James, saloon, 10 S River.
Sheridan & Byrne (Philip Sheridan, James Byrne), saloon, 6 S River.
Shields Delia I, dressmkr, 13 N Vista av. Shnaekel Wm H, pianos, 10 S Jackson.
Shumway Arnold E. real est, 26 W Milwau- kee.
Shortney Letitia A, nurse, 279 S Main.
Shurtleff & Co (Jennie D, Harold G and
C B Shurtleff), ice cream mnfrs, 55 Park. Siegel Thomas F, saloon, 4 S River. Simpson G D, dry goods, 4 S Main.
Singer Mnfg Co, T E Ludden mngr, sewing machines, 14 Corn Exchange.
Skelly Willard J, books and wall paper, 57 W Milwaukee.
Skelly & Wilbur (G W Skelly, F L Wilbur), grocers, 3 S Jackson.
Slawson Will E, livery, 111 E Milwaukee.
Smith Drug Co (Ed O and Otto E Smith), 12 W Milwaukee.
Smith Edward O, hotel, 13 N Academy. Smith Frank G, barber, 211/2 N Main.
Smith John B, genl store, 14 S River.
Smith Oliver P, county treasurer. Smith's Orchestra, John M Smith director. Smith & Pierce (Wm Smith, Charles E Pierce), lawyers, 14 W Milwaukee.
Snyder Charles E, plumber, 2 N River.
Snyder Frank, ins, cor Main and E Mil- waukee.
Soulman J & Co (John Soulinan, C L Val- entine), leaf tobacco, 318 W Milwaukee. Soverhill Myron H. leaf tobacco, cor Madi- son and Wall.
Soverhill Sanford, leaf tobacco, 312 W Mil- waukee.
Spear Cora, tchr, 205 S Division.
Dunnville Stone Co.
(Incorporated)
Robert A. Lang, Pres., H. R. Lang, Sec. and Treas. CUT STONE CONTRACTORS
Cut and Sawed Stone from their Quarries at Dunnville and Colfax, Wis .; also Dealers in General Merchandise. Store at Dunnville. Address No. 656 Galloway Street, EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
Spicer Wm E & Co (Wm E Spicer), 111 Lincoln.
Spoon Grace, tchr, 179 Washington.
Spoon F A & Co (F A Spoon, Northern Grain Co), flour, feed and grain, 26 W Milwaukee.
Spoon J F & Co (J F Spoon), coal, flour and elevator, 176 N River.
Standard Oil Co, W B Stoddard agt, 205 N Bluff.
Stern Jacob, cigar mnfr, 52 W Milwaukee. Stevens Frank L, real est, 14 W Milwaukee Stevens Ward A, lawyer and clk Circuit Court, 10 W Milwaukee.
Stever Mrs Mary A, music tchr, 156 Locust. Stillson Fred C, saloon, 24 W Milwaukee. Stoddard Eliza, tchr, 205 N Bluff.
Stoddard Wm B, agt Standard Oil Co, 205 N Bluff.
Stout Cornelius, stone quarry, 11/2 miles s. Strauss Simon, real est, 419 Hayes blk.
STRICKLER HAY TOOL CO, Frank B Strickler Propr and Mngr, Mnfrs Strick- ler Hay Carriers and Hardware Speciali- ties, 113 N Main. (See page 483.)
Summers Mae, teacher, 216 Milton av.
Sutherland J & Sons (James, James A and Orion), books, 12 Main.
Sutherland George G, lawyer, 5 W Milwaukee.
Sutherland Quincy O, phys, 217 Hayes blk. Sweeney James, barber, 171 W Milwaukee. Sweeney John F, propr Grand Hotel, 173 W Milwaukee.
Tallman Stanley D, lawyer, 309 Jackman block.
Tanberg Albert E, abstracts, 8 E Milwau- kee.
Tanberg George E, printer, 54 W Milwau- kee.
Tarrant & Kemmerer (E C Tarrant, C W Kemmerer), livery, 8 N Bluff.
Tarrant & Osgood (Charles Tarrant, George Osgood), grocers, 109 W Milwau- kee.
Taylor Bros (Walter L and Wm H), gro- cers, 207 W Milwaukee.
Taylor Franklin A, farm implts and coal, 57-63 S River.
Taylor John S, music tchr. 38 S Main.
Taylor & Lowell Mnfg Co, M D Taylor supt, 266 N Main.
Thayer James M, leaf tobacco, Wall, cor Center.
Thiele Wm T, music tchr, 4th av.
Thom J P, specialist. Jackman blk.
Thompson John P. real est, 37 IS Main.
Thorne Dr James P, publr Wisconsin Med- ical Recorder, 409 Jackman blk.
Thoroughgood & Co (John Thoroughgood, George F Kimball, Henry Gagan), cigar box mnfrs. 101 N Main.
Thurer George B. dentist, 302 Jackman blk. Tifft Arnold, barber, 13 W Milwaukee. Tippett Rev J H (Methodist), 201 S Bluff. Toal & Ludlow (Luella Toal, Adel Lud- low), ladies' furngs, 103 W Milwaukee. Troy Steam Laundry (Ben Plowright, C W Butler), s s Jackson.
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Designs and estimates furnished for Decorating, Painting and Hardwood Finishing. Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Fabrics., (See adv. in class Clergymen).
488 Janesville
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Janesville
TRUESDILL EDELBERT A, Tin and Whaley Alpheus. grocer, 19 N Main.
Iron Roofer, 8 N 1st. (See adv.)
E. A. TRUESDILL, GENERAL TIN, JOB and REPAIR SHOP,
TIN AND IRON ROOFER.
Guttering and Spouting, Galvanized Iron Work.
DEALER IN PUMPS.
No. 8 N. First St., JANESVILLE, WIS.
Tuckwood Co The (Benjamin Bleasdale), wind mill mnfrs, 51 N Jackson.
Turville Henry J. painter, 269 S Bluff. Union House. Anton Behrendt propr, 5 N 1st.
United States Express Co, J R Botsford agt, 61 E Milwaukee.
United States Pension Examiners, Dr J B Whiting pres, W H Borden sec, 19 W Milwaukee.
Valentine's School of Telegraphy (Richard and Arthur M Valentine), 501 Jackman lblk.
Van Gilder Harry, saloon, 8 N Main.
VAN HOUTER & ENGLISH, Proprs Em- pire Hotel. (See p 481.)
Van Kirk Cove N, grocer, 123 W Milwau- kee.
Van Vranken John, carp, 307 Linn.
Vaughan Rev R M (Baptist), 202 N High. Walsh Nicholas, blacksmith, 58 Wall.
Ward Wm & Son (Wm and Charles), liv- ery, 357 St Mary's av.
Warner Samuel A, barber, 34 S Main.
Warner Mrs W H, dressmkr, 25 S Main.
Warner Rev W W (Methodist Episcopal), 102 S Academy.
Watson John H, restaurant, 58 W Milwau- kee.
Watt David W. real est, 416 Hayes blk. Watts George, hotel. 307 W Milwaukee.
Watts Wallace E, barber, 15 N Main.
Webb John W. carpet laver, 3 IS Jackson.
Weber Peter, shoemaker, 16 Corn Ex- change.
Webster G H, phys, 421 Hayes blk.
Weirick C H, register of deeds, Court House.
Weiss Johannes. phys, 151 W Milwaukee.
Weiss John, tailor, 24 W Milwaukee.
Welch Helen, tchr. 177 (Madison.
Welsh T E, leaf tobacco, 316 W Milwaukee. Werth Rev Paul F (German Lutheran), 55 Pease court.
WESTERN SHOE CO, Henry Nickel Pres and Genl Mngr, W H Walter Sec, Shoe Mnfrs, N River and Bluff."
Western Union Telegraph Co, Ira H Car- penter mngr, 22 W Milwaukee.
Wetmore Frederick S. barbers' supplies, 24 W Milwaukee.
WETZLER KARL A, Propr Janesville Cornice Works, West Bluff and Frank- lin. (See page 476.)
Wheeler Wm G, lawyer. 14 W Milwaukee. Whiffen Alice, tchr. 129 Pearl.
Whiffen Isaac A, wagonmkr, 11 N Frank- lin.
Whiffen J R. dentist, 125 W Milwaukee.
Whiffen Myra, tchr. 129 Pearl.
Whitaker Marion H, barber, 151/2 N Main.
Whitcom Charles D, dentist, 304 Jackman bldg.
White Mrs Belle, propr Highland House, 106 E Milwaukee.
Whitehead & Matheson (John M White- head, Alexander E Matheson), lawyers, 203 Jackman blk.
Whiting Joseph B, phys, 17 W Milwaukee. Whiting Joseph B jr, phys, 19 W Milwaukee Wilbur L J, saloon, 16 N Main.
Williams Estelle. dressmkr, 431 Hayes blk. Williams E L, propr Janesville Business College, 50 Jackman blk.
Williams Fred E, jeweler, 167 W Milwau- kee.
Williams James L. barber, 53 S River.
Williams L A, real est, 8 Cherry.
Williams Mrs L J, milliner, 169 W Mil- waukee.
Williamson Pen Co, George H Williamson pres, Edward V Whiton sec and treas, 12 Corn Exchange.
Willis Ella L, music tchr, 206 Locust. Wilson D. D, music tchr. 40 S Main.
Winans & Maxfield (John W Winans, H L (Maxfield), lawyers, 25 W Milwaukee.
Winslow E R, grocer, 20 N Main.
Winsor Mrs H 'M, hair dresser, Jackman blk.
Wisch Charles W, barber, cor E Milwaukee and Main.
Wisconsin Carriage Co. Wm Morris pres, R E Wisner sec, cor Milwaukee and Mar- ion.
Wisconsin Medical Recorder, Dr James P Thorne publr, 409 Jackman blk.
Wisconsin School for the Blind, C R Show- alter supt, Lizzie J Curtis matron, State and Guernsey.
Wisconsin Telephone Co. Walter J Gallon mngr, 51 E Milwaukee.
Wise George W, photogr, 651 W Milwau- kee.
Wathington Charles B, jeweler, 2 S Frank- lin.
Woletz Anton. tailor, 1 W Milwaukee.
Wood Mrs Mary A, restaurant, 32 S Main. Woods Edmund F, phys, 111 Park pl.
Woods Frank, grocer, 127 N Academy.
Woodstock Mrs M E, milliner, 61 W Mil- waukee.
Wray James, carpenter, 13 N Franklin.
Wright Christopher T, carriage trimmer, 56 S River.
Wright Grace. tchr, 156 S Jackson.
Wright John P, carp, 104 N Main.
Wright Jacob H, 2d hd goods, 217 W Mil- waukee.
WRIGHT JOSIAH T, Mnfr of White Nickel, Cyclone and Mechanics Soap, Leather Findings and Hides, 124 W Mil- waukee ..
Yahn Bros (Michael J and John F, meats, 59 W Milwaukee.
Yahn George W, meats, 117 W Milwaukee.
Collections.
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Machinery Repairing
A. O. COLBY "Everything Electrical."
Fans, Chandeliers, Supplies, Wir- ing and Repairing. Call or Write, La Crosse, Wis.
Janesville
WISCONSIN GAZETTEER.
Jefferson 489
Young Men's Christian Association, Jesse C Clark Sylvester, drayage.
Kline sec, cor High and Milwaukee. Young R L, mnfrs agt. 1 N Jackson. Zamzow John, shoemkr, 8 S River. Zeminger Caroline. tchr, 17 Milton av. Zeminger Gertrude, tchr, 17 Milton av. Ziegler T J Clothing Co, E J Smith mngr, cor Main and Milwaukee.
Zimmerman May, dressmkr, 57 N Jackson.
JEFFERSON.
Population, 2,800. An incorporated city Eckert John C, saloon. and popular smmer resort on the C. & N. Eiden Matthias, clothing. W. Ry., at the confluence of the Rock and Faehrmann Herman, mason. Crawford rivers, in Jefferson county, of which it is the judicial seat, 13 miles south of Watertown, 45 west of Milwaukee, and 116 northeast of Chicago. It is the trade center for a rich agricultural section, is lighted by electricity, has excellent public schools, a convent, churches of the Cath- olic, Episcopal. Methodist and Universalist denominations, 2 banks, first-class hotels, Fischer Henry, jeweler. etc. Five weekly newspapers-The Jeffer- son Banner (German and English editions), the Jefferson County Journal, the Daheim, and the Jefferson County Record are pub- Foljahn Albert B, blacksmith. lished. The city has a good system of Fraasch Charles B, carpenter.
water works and is protected from fire by a well-equipped fire department. The County Asylum for Insane is located here. Ganser Peter, saloon. There are 2 breweries, a tannery, 2 shoe Garfield Ellen, artist. factories, 2 creameries. chair factory, plan- Gates George P, sheriff.
ing mill, flour mill, wagon and agricultural implement factory, brick and tile works, etc. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. George J. Kispert, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Albright & Ward (George Albright, Almon Ward), saloon. Ambrose F Otto, machinist.
Andre Wm H, cigar mnfr.
Bach Rev J M (Catholic).
Banner Printing Co, R B Cornish pres, B R Buri sec and treas, publrs Jefferson Banner.
Barnes Jared C, shoemaker. Bechaud Armand R, drugs.
BECK MICHAEL, Cashier Jefferson County Bank.
Bender Mrs John, propr Wisconsin House. Bergman Mrs Gusta, dressmaker. Bienfang Christ, saloon.
Bienfang John M, general store.
Blumenstein W E Co The, George J Kis- pert pres, A F Haberman sec, creameries. Boettcher Herman, railroad agent. Boll Anton W, livery.
Braham Charles E, bridge builder.
Brewer Jay B, physician.
Buchta Frank, drayage.
Buchter & Houser (John Buchter, John Houser), painters. Bullwinkel C F (estate), hardware. Buss Charles A. photographer.
CITY BREWERY, Rudolf Heger Propr. (See page 491.)
CITY OF JEFFERSON MUTUAL FIRE Insurance Co The, John W Heid Pres, L M Smith Vice-Pres, Wm Wright Sec, Jargo Lewis N, veterinary surgeon.
Joseph Stoppenbach Treas.
Connley Michael, poultry breeder.
COPELAND & RYDER CO THE, Lewis
Ryder Pres, George Copeland Sec, Shoe Mnfrs.
Crist George, carpenter.
Dabareiner John F, creamery.
DAHEIM THE (German), Jefferson Printing Co Publishers.
Davies Joseph E, district attorney.
Day Rev Samuel (Episcopal).
Dieringer Rev Norbert (Catholic).
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK (Capital $60,000, Surplus $17,500), George Grimm Pres, H C Christians Vice-Pres .- George J Kispert Cashier, W S Henry Asst Cashier.
Fernholz Lumber Co, Godfrey Fernholz sec and treas.
Fischer Stephen, harnessmaker.
Fischer & Hondl (John C Fischer, Frank Hondl), merchant tailors.
Fuchs Adam G, furniture.
Gannon Joseph M, insurance.
Giese Herman, poultry breeder.
Gill Fred, saloon.
Grimm George, county judge, supt City Water and Light Co and ginseng grower. Grimm Thomas, feed mill.
Gross John, confectioner.
Gruner Albert, basket maker.
Gutheil Rudolph F, saloon.
Haag John, saloon.
Hanover George W, painter.
Hartzheim Frank J, saloon.
Harvey Kate, music teacher.
Hass Mathias, saloon.
Haubenschild Adolph W, blacksmith.
Hauer John & Co (John Hauer, Jacob Trcka), shoes.
Hauser Alois F, saloon.
Hazelwood John A, county supt schools.
HEGER RUDOLF, Propr City Brewery, Maltster and Bottler. (See page 491.)
Heid John W, hardware.
Heileman Bros (Fred J and Theodore J), general store.
Heimerl Hide and Leather Co. Julius E Heimerl pres, Charles Heimerl sec.
Henry Adney, dairy.
Henry W S, insurance.
Herde Bros (Edward and Ferdinand), well drillers.
HIBBARD GILES, County Clerk.
Hondl Amelia, dressmaker.
Hoffman Sigmund, jeweler and music tchr. Illing Charles, tinsmith.
Jahn Annie, music teacher.
Jahn A F & Co (Albert F Jahn, Edward Steinberg), meats.
Jefferson Banner, Banner Printing Co Clark John, saloon.
publrs.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ALL KINDS OF STEAM PUMP AND AIR COMPRESSION
Steam, Hot Water and Ventilating Heating
Henry Danischefsky MASON and GENERAL TELEPHONE CONNECTION 1060 Eighth St., Milwaukee, Wis. CONTRACTOR. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
TELEPHONE
CONNECTION
314 Sycamore St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
M. Pfeifer Heating Co.
Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the BEAVER'S economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. DEPUTIES WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis,
490 Jefferson R. L. POLK & CO.'S Jefferson
Jefferson Brewing and Malting Co (Joseph Perkins W F & Co (Wilbur Perkins), bot- Beischel, Andrew Kipper, Rudolph Weck- tlers. worth).
Jefferson Brick and Tile Co, O J Kersch- ensteiner pres, Anton Steil sec and treas. Jefferson County Abstract Co, O J Kersch- ยท ensteiner pres, George Grimm sec and treasurer.
JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK (Capital $50,000), Frank Stoppenbach Pres, W H Porter Vice-Pres, Michael Beck Cashier, A General Banking Business Transacted. Jefferson County Insane Asylum and Poor House, Wm E Voigt supt, 1 mile e.
JEFFERSON COUNTY JOURNAL (Ger- man), Jefferson Printing Co Publishers.
JEFFERSON COUNTY RECORD, Jeffer- son Printing Co Publishers.
JEFFERSON HOUSE, Edward Mueller Proprietor. (See page 491.)
JEFFERSON PRINTING CO, 0 J Reul John M, wagonmaker. Kerschensteiner Pres, Albert Goerz Sec Riedelbauch Ernest J ,blacksmith.
and Treas, Publishers Jefferson County Record and Jefferson County Journal, English and German Job Printing.
John & Beck Shoe Co, F Joseph Beck pres, George A Fisher sec and treas.
Johnson David, flour mill.
The, Thomas M Kearney-Roessler Co
Kearney pres, O F Roessler sec and treas, creamery.
Kemmeter Bros (Gottlieb and Charles), brick mnfrs.
Kemmeter George J, general store.
Kemmeter Michael J, agt American Ex- press Co.
Kerschensteiner Otto J, real est and ins. Kerschensteiner O J & Co (Otto J Ker- schensteiner, Lawrence J Mistele), ins.
Kiesling Christian, saloon.
Kierson Fred W, horseshoer.
Kirkland Robert B, lawyer.
Kispert Frank P, livery and bus line.
KISPERT GEORGE J, Cashier Farm- ers and Merchants' Bank.
Kispert & Roessler (Adam Kispert, Simson Roessler), clothing.
Klug Gustie, dressmaker.
Krause August, ice.
Krebs Charles F, justice and notary.
Lacey John C, horseshoer.
Leutz Charles J, cigar mnfr.
Lindl George, carpenter.
Lucas Joseph, laundry.
Lukas Edward, cigar mnfr.
Mellotte Rev W R (Methodist).
Meltzner Adam, drayage.
Meyer Rev G A (Catholic).
Muck Wm & Co (Mrs Wm Muck, Frank Siefert, Wm jr and Roy Muck), general store.
MUELLER EDWARD, Propr Jefferson House. (See page 491.)
Muenich Joseph A, physician.
Nash Mae & Roxy, milliners.
Neis Leonard, marble works.
Nevins Henry O, register of deeds.
Niebler Christina, dressmaker.
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL, J G Schlich- enmaier Propr, Rate $1 Per Day, Near C & N W Ry Depot.
Notbohm Frank jr, well driller. Nuernberger George baker. Owen A Lee, dentist.
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ZIMMERMANN BROS. 384 East Water St.,
Clothing Co.
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Pfaller Frank, saloon.
Pinger Peter J, clothing.
Pohle Charles, tailor.
Pope Charles J, drugs and books. Porter Warren H, lawyer.
Prenslow & Reinel (Louis Prenslow, Frank L Reinel), lumber.
Public School Library.
Puerner A & Son Co, Mrs A B Puerner pres, Wm F Puerner sec, general store.
Puerner George, gardner.
Puerner John W, creamery.
Puerner Martin, painter.
Reed Joseph. nurseryman.
Reed & Smith (Wm W Reed, George L Smith), physicians.
Reichenbach Edward, county surveyor.
Robisch John W ,tinner. Roessler Michael, carpet weaver.
Rohr Wm H, clerk circuit court.
Scheid George J ,general store.
SCHLICHENMAIER JOHN Propr
Northwestern Hotel, Rate $1 Per Day, near C & N W Ry Depot.
Schroeder Emil C, barber.
Schumacher Charles, creamery.
Schweiger Eli A, confectioner.
Schweinler George J, saloon.
Secrist Wm G, mngr Wisconsin Tel Co. Seifert Adam apiarist.
Seifert & Waterbury (Edward J Seifert, S E Waterbury), general store.
Seitz Mrs Alois, milliner.
Shakshesky Louis W, insurance.
Simons Mrs Florence A, milliner.
Spangler Anton W, baker.
Spangler John J, mason.
Springer Hubert, county treasurer.
Star Hotel, John Turek propr.
Stengel Erhard, carpenter.
Stevens Charles, cattle breeder.
Stevens John V, physician.
Stoppenbach Bertha, music teacher.
Stoppenbach C Sons (Mrs W C Leitsch, Mrs Catherine, Frank. Emil and Joseph Stop- penbach), packers.
Stoppenbach's Opera House, Frank Stop- penbach mngr.
Stoppenbach Otto F, insurance.
Straw Bertram H, painter.
Strese Theodore, shoes.
Sykes Floyd J, dentist.
Trautman Rev John (Ger Evangelical).
Troeger George, tanner and coal.
Turek John, propr Star Hotel.
Union Upholstering Co, C A Smith pres, Benjamin Schweiger sec and treas.
VAUGHN O C MNFG CO, John W Heid Pres, E J Sanborn Vice-Pres, P W Hib- bard Treas and Supt, Mnfrs of the Vaughn Flexible Harrow, Milk Farm De- livery Truck and Dray Wagons, Seeders and Drills.
Vogel Rev Henry (Lutheran).
Vogel Joseph, grocer.
Voigt Wm E, supt Jefferson County Insane Asylum and Poor House.
Peterson Charles, saloon.
. From St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo and Denver.
Seitz Wm J. barber.
Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN
Galvanized Steel Stock and Storage Tanks. Galvanized Screw Joint Well Casing.
Jefferson WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Jefferson Junction 491
Wagner George W, barber. Wellentin Wm, jeweler.
Wisconsin House, Mrs John Bender propr. Wisconsin Mnfg Co, Emil Stoppenbach pres, L M Smith sec and treas, chair mnfrs.
Wollet John & Son (John and John jr), car- penters.
Wollin Louis, merchant tailor. WRIGHT WM, See The City of Jeffer- son Mutual Fire Insurance Co and Gen- Eaton J E, hotel. eral Insurance Agent.
Zeh Henry, furniture. Zeidler Ernest, barber.
JEFFERSON JUNCTION.
Population, 25. A station and postoffice Wisconsin Telephone Co, Wm G Secrist on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Jefferson county, manager. 21/2 miles north of Jefferson, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., Am. Tel, W. U.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)'
Lytle-Stoppenbach Co, maltsters.
The Jefferson House,
ED. MUELLER, Propr. Rates $2 and $2.50 Per Day.
The many improvements recently made and with the addition of Elec- tric Lights, Steam Heat, Water Works, Bath Rooms and spacious Sample Rooms, The Jefferson House is one of the most Modern, Comfort- able Hotels in Wisconsin.
Boat Livery and Good Fishing Grounds Near Hotel.
JEFFERSON, WISCONSIN.
RUDOLF HEGER, PROPRIETOR CITY BREWERY, ,
Maltster, Brewer and Bottler.
JEFFERSON, -
A Choice Supply of MALT Always on Hand.
BEER BY THE QUANTITY TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
I have enlarged and Equipped my Plant to meet all the de- mands of my trade.
WISCONSIN.
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Miller HIGH LIFE THE BEST
MILWAUKEE BEER
AMERICAN PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. GAS FITTING AND VENTILATING. Esti- mates Cheerfully Furnished. 134 Second Street, MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See Adv. in Milwaukee)
=all time lost from= = Is the only company paying for sickness without extra charge.
492 Jeffris
R. L. POLK & CO.'S Johnson Creek
JEFFRIS.
Lincoln county. Name changed to Bundy. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Foster J F, grocer.
(See page 4
JENNINGS.
Population, 100. On the C. & N. W. Ry. (Lenox station), in Oneida county, 24 miles Rifenberg Frank, propr Hotel Riverside. southeast of Rhinelander, the county seat Ware H N, general store.
and banking point. Has a Catholic church. John Mecikalski, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Feiker & Mecikalski, saw mill.
Knytter J A, saloon.
Mecikalski Bros, saloon.
MECIKALSKI JOHN, General Store. Wolfgram E, general store.
JENSON.
A farmers' postoffice in Eureka township, Polk county, 15 miles northwest of Balsam
Lake, the judicial seat, and 8 from St. Haisington Wm, saloon.
Croix Falls, the nearest banking and ship- ping point. Mail, daily. Jens Welling, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
BORDING C M, General Store.
Eureka Creamery Co.
Jenson Rev M C (Baptist).
Mattson John, creamery and grist mill.
Mattson & Jenson, cattle dealers.
Watts G, blacksmith.
Watts Kate D ,general store.
Welling G L, notary public and loan agt. WELLING JENS, Stationery and Jus- tice.
JERPEN.
A discontinued postoffice on the Wis. Cen- Loehr Henry, general store.
tral Ry., in Manitowoc county, 12 miles west of Manitowoc, the county seat, whence it has rural free delivery.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
JEWETT.
Population, 150. A postoffice Erin Formerly known as Mckinley, is a coun- try postoffice in Easton township, Mara- thon county, 15 miles northeast of Wau- township, St. Croix county, on the Wiscon- sin Central Ry., and on Willow river, 25 miles northeast of Hudson, the county sau, the county seat and banking point seat, and 5 from New Richmond, the and 9 from Aniwa, the nearest shipping nearest banking point. Exp., National point. Mail, daily. Peter Johnson, post- Tel., W. U. A. H. McCabe, postmaster. master.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA.
(See page 4.)
Heney & Newell, feed mill
Joyce James, saloon. MCCABE A H, General Store. Mick Wm, general store.
Monaghan James F, saloon.
JIM FALLS.
Population, 60. On the C., St. P., M. & O. churches and a bank. Tel., W. U. Exp.,
Ry., in Anson township, Chippewa county, 12 miles from Chippewa Falls, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. R. E. Heinz. postmaster
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Beneke Henry C, saloon.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. Cashin J A Co (Patrick H and James A (See page 4.) Cashin), general store.
Christensen F, boarding house. Copp James, boarding house.
HEINZ R E, Railroad and Exp Agt. McGill & Murphy, meat market. Jones Wm, blacksmith.
Purdy S Y, propr Hotel Purdy.
JOEL.
Population, 50. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry. in Clayton township, Polk county, 15 miles southeast of Balsam Lake, the judicial seat, and 6 from Turtle Lake, the nearest banking point. Exp., Western. Telephone connection. A. A. Ekegren, postmaster.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
EKEGREN A A, General Store.
Ekegren Bros, general store.
Osceola Mill and Elevator Co, grain.
JOHNSBURG.
Formerly known as Hinesburg, is a dis- continued postoffice in Fond du Lac county, 12 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the seat of justice, and banking point, and 11/2 north of Malone, on the C. & N. W. Ry., the nearest shipping point. Has rural free delivery from Calvary.
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)
Freund Joseph, genl store, hotel and furn. Hilt John, saloon.
Klasson John, blacksmith.
Kraus John, saloon.
Langenfeld August, furniture.
Loehr Lewis, creamery.
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