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Todd Samuel J, Attorney-at-Law, Sal- mon Block.
Turner R Maurice, mason.
Union Brass Architectural Works (capital, $100,000), A N Bort pres, W G Chand- ler sec.
Vale Charles L, Baker and Confec- tioner, 322 Bridge.
Voorhees James J, Carpenter and Builder, 431 State.
Waldo & Son, Proprs Hotel Grand, opp C, M & St P Depot.
Ward Rev Michael J (Catholic).
Warner C O & Son (Corydon O and Ar- thur P), patternmakers.
Waterman Anson J, insurance.
Watson & Andre (Edward S Watson, Al bert M Andre), hardware.
Wells Edward H, barber.
Wells Mrs Lettie J, dressmaker. Westgate Forrest E, grocer.
I Wheeler R A, horseshoer.
White Rev George W (Methodist).
Wickhem James G, lawyer.
Williams Engine Works, W H Wheeler Pres and Mngr, C E Wheeler Sec and Treas.
Williams Frank H, veterinary surgeon.
Wilson James, surveyor,
Wilson Robert H, mngr opera house.
Winslow & Rosenberg (Charles D Wins- low, George H Rosenberg), hardware. Wisconsin Telephone Co, B A Oliver mngr.
Wood Albion L, propr American Hotel. Wood L Belle, music teacher.
Young Men's Christian Assn Library, G H Swasey sec.
Ziegler Sisters (Carrie and Gussie), mil- liners.
BEM. A postoffice in Green county, 20 miles northwest of Monroe, the county
seat, and 5} from New Glarus, the nearest railroad station. Monroe is the nearest banking point. Mail, daily.
BENOITVILLE. Bayfield county. Name changed to Peek.
BENTON. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in La Fayette county, 20 miles southwest of Darlington, the county seat, and 10 west of Shullsburgh, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Shulls- burgh, New Diggins, Etna and Lead Mine. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. Buchan, postmaster.
Alderson Joseph, grocer, boots and shoes.
Beck John, grain and justice.
Blades Alton, barber.
Brainbridge Anthony, meat market.
Buchan Joseph, General Store.
Buxton James, grocer.
Calvert Simon, furniture.
Conley Owen, hotel.
Cottingham Timothy, flour mill.
Davison John, carpenter.
Dent Richard, saloon.
Dent Miss Ruth, Milliner.
Froggett Thomas J, harness.
Gelling John, painter.
Godfrey Joseph, physician.
Grey Wm S. live stock.
Grotkin Henry, saloon.
Hanley Joseph, mason.
Kearns James, grocer.
Leggett Mrs J E, milliner.
McCarty Daniel, General Store.
McDevitt Patrick J, justice.
Metcalf Francis, meat market.
Metcalf T A, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Miller Edward, druggist.
Munday John, shoemaker.
Murphy Matthew, lawyer.
Nails W H, hardware.
Nicholas Mrs Edward, milliner.
Nicholas James, General Store. Piquett Gustav, blacksmith.
Piquett Moses, wagonmaker.
Savory Charles, wagonmaker.
Temple Joseph, carpenter.
Whaley Frank, saloon.
Whaley Patrick H, general store.
Wiseman Christopher, saloon.
BERLIN. A prosperous incorporated city, located on Fox river and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in the northeastern por- tion of Green Lake county, 96 miles north- west of Milwaukee, 10 north of Dartford, the county seat, and 22 southwest of 0 1-
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kosh. It was incorporated as a city in 1857, is steadily increasing in size and im- portance, and now contains a boot and shoe factory, saw and planing mills, a brewery, a cigar factory, a washboard factory, whip, glove and mitten factories, machine works, flouring mills, brick and tile works, tan- neries, butter tub and egg case factories, also a new creamery and electric light and power plant, 1 bank, a handsome, com- modious and well appointed opera house, telephone exchange, a well equipped and "" efficient fire department and numerous large and well stocked special and general stores. Its religious and educational facil- ities are excellent, its schools having an enviable reputation throughout the State. Valuable granite quarries are in the vicini- ty, yielding durable and beautiful material for building and adding considerably to the business of the city. Berlin is one of the principal cranberry shipping points in Wisconsin, great attention being paid to the culture of this much-sought-for fruit. The press is represented by the Courant, Journal and the Dairymen's Exchange. During the season of navigation steamers make daily trips to Oshkosh; and stages run to Wautoma. Pine River, Oshkosh, Plainfield and Waupaca. Exp., Am. Tel.,
W. U. Population, 4,100. A. L. Tucker,. postmaster.
Andre John, furniture.
Aplin Frank, nurseryman.
Bassett Edward, tinsmith.
Bassett Seth C, fur coat mnfr.
Bassett Thomas S, harnessmaker.
Belcher Huston, well borer.
Bellis House, Hathaway & Bellis proprs.
Berlin Business Men's Association, A L Buell treas.
Berlin Courant (Weekly), Louis E. Davis Editor and Propr.
Berlin Creamery Co, C S Morris pres, FH Tucker sec.
Berlin Granite Co, Wm Bannerman supt.
Berlin Journal, Charles G Starks propr.
Berlin Light and Power Co, Hiram Sted- man pres, John J Wood sec.
Berlin Telephone Exchange, G P Charles mogr.
Berlin Whip Co (Jonathan N Morris, Henry D Slayton, Duane Doty).
Berlin and Montello Granite Co, J H Shepard pres, C B Beach sec.
Bice Asher, carpenter.
Biggert James A, justice.
Boettge Charles M, baker.
Botz Clemens, meat market.
AUGUST BRATSCH, Practical Horseshoer.
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REPAIRING OF FARM MACHINERY A SPECIALTY.
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Bratsch August, Blacksmith. . (See adv, p 171.) Brockett W E & Co (Wm E Brockett), metallic packing.
Bronk Anton, grocer.
Brown James P N, pumps.
Brown John R, druggist.
Bruegger George B, Saloon and Restaurant; Best Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Always on Hand. (See adv, opp.)
Brummann Arnold H, barber.
Brzeski Frank J, dry goods.
Buck Charles, cranberry grower.
Buell Ardin L, merchant tailor.
Buhler Edward, brewers' agent.
Burns Patrick, horseshoer.
Campbell R G & Son (Robert G and Man- son R), marble works.
Carey Bros (James and Richard), cran- berry growers.
Carley Hiram, cooper.
Carter J H & Son (James H and Frank L), livery.
Chamberlain Edgar T, grocer.
Chase John S, paints, oils, etc.
Chase Perley G, real estate. City Hotel, J A Maitland propr.
Clemens Henry, barber.
Clink John C, meat market.
Collins Hugh J, produce.
Collins Wm W, dry goods.
Cooley H C Co, livery. I
Curtis Bros (Lucius H and Elizur E), gro- cers.
Dairymen's Exchange (Semi- Monthly), Louis E Davis Propr and Editor.
Dalton E James, household goods.
Davis Louis E, Editor and Propr Ber- lin Courant, and Dairymen's Exchange. Decker & Macholl (Gertrude Decker, Kath- erine A Macholl), milliners.
Deibler N & Son (Nathan and Edward C), wagon mnfrs.
Disotell Win A, Sheet Iron Works. (See ado, opp.)
Dodson Benjamin F, physician.
Dodson Charles M, druggist.
Dodson N Monroe, physician.
Dresser Bros (John G and Thomas saloon.
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Ellis Samuci J jr, constable
Elmer W. H, cranberry grower. Engelbracht Fred W, saloon. Estabrook Arthur, tailor.
Fadner Henry, photographer.
Feabelkorn Ferdinand, furniture.
Finch Albert HI, sewing machine repairs.
Finger Rev A C (Lutheran).
Ford Alsworth, clothing.
Friberth Peter D, propr Friberth House. Gates George E, musical instruments. Gerlowski Thomas, saloon.
Good Templars' Hall, Reese block. Graves George W, agent Am Exp Co.
Hamilton Joseph F, general store. Hamilton Thomas W, shoes.
Hammond & Thiel (Hattie Hammond, Gusta Thiel), dressmakers. Harmon Louis J, clothing.
Hathaway & Bellis (Edward Hathaway, Clyde E Bellis), proprs Bellis House.
Hawley Myron S, photographer.
Heaney John M, jeweler.
Heazlit James F, cranberry grower.
Hicks George C, printer.
Hicks Mrs George C, stationer.
Hintz Pauline, dressmaker.
Hitchcock James F, dentist.
Hoinecki Stanislaus T, saloon.
Horton Burt W, saloon.
Jenkins Isaac, boots and shoes.
Johnson Christian, grocer.
Johnson Nelson S, blacksmith.
Johnson Niels, machinist.
Johnson Wm H, sewing machines.
Jones John W, drayman.
Jones Wm I, confectioner.
Kells & Culver (Robert Kells, Wm Cul- ver), saloon.
Kennedy David A, grocer.
King Wm D, meats.
Kingsley George, boots and shoes.
Kitowski Edward J, merchant tailor.
Kleiber Rev G (Methodist).
Klein & Schneider (Albert Klein, Jacob Schneider), meats.
Knutson Christie, wagons.
Koch & Groffman (Julius F Koch, Wm Groffman), dry goods.
Koshnick Joseph F, grocer.
Lannen Miss Clara L. dressmaker.
Lesher Mrs Julia S, dressmaker.
Lewis Joseph H. carpenter.
Library Opera House, C M Dodson mngr.
Longcroft Edward G, jeweler. Lounsbury George W, harness. Lukaszewicz & Somionka (F A Lukasze- wicz, Adam Somionka), saloon.
Luther Henry, Mnfr Washboards, Egg Cases, Butter Tubs, Cot Beds, Camp Stools and Work Tables.
Luther J P & Co (Justus P Luther, Flet- cher B Tallcott), glove mnfrs.
McClellan John, cider mill, 5 miles s e. McCullom Archibald, quarry.
McIntyre G W & Co (George W and Mary J McIntyre), general store.
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Mckinney Thomas, carriage painter. McLaughlin Mrs J E, milliner.
Maitland John A, propr City Hotel.
Masonic Hall, Masonic blk.
Mertz Albert C, barber.
Metzig Gustav, horseshoer. Miner Horace, books.
Minsky August G, grocer.
Mix Miles, physician, 2 miles s.
Montague J Edward, agt C, M & St P Ry.
Morman Henry, insurance and justice.
Morris Charles S, flour and feed.
Morton George W, saloon.
Moulton Horace C, loan broker.
Mowe John S, dentist.
Murphy John E, Mnfr White Ash Butter Tubs and Cheese Boxes.
Murray James, physician.
Nichols James D, painter.
Niskern Perry, lawyer.
O'Brien James, saloon.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Reese blk.
Ogilvie W H, vet surgeon.
Olsen Henry HI, Propr The Western. (See adv, p 173.)
Owens & Owens (Wm and George), livery. Palmeter, Fitch & Co (James H Palmeter, George Fitch, F W Stanley), cranberry growers.
Peck Covell A, hardware.
Petruschke Ernst F, laundry.
Phelps George S, Propr Phelps
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Phelps House, George S Phelps Propr. Pipher Mrs Mary J, milliner.
Pipher Wilson, restaurant.
Potter & Potter (Robert, L D and Sherman G), lawyers.
Putnam Shoe Co (capital, $50,000), Horace Putnam pres, Winfield S Putnam sec.
Ranous Wm C, mngr W U Tel Co.
Reese Reese T, grocer.
Rist Lester F, blacksmith.
Rogers Asa, carpenter.
Rose Allmon E, jeweler. Rowland Milton B, carpenter.
Russell Bros & Co (Frank H, Wm C and Charles H Russell), grocers. Ryan Rev Timothy (Catholic).
Sacket George B, cranberry grower.
Sacket Hobart S, hardware.
Sacket & Fitch (capital, $25,000), George B Sacket, George Fitch), bankers.
Safford Mablon, produce. Salate Michael, boots and shoes.
Schaefer & Styer (Joseph C Schaefer, Cal- vin W Styer), cigar mnfrs. Schemanski John, boots and shoes. Schmidt Edward, horseshoer.
Schmidt Gustav, grocer.
Schumekosky John M, grocer.
Schunk Louis, brewer.
Sears Henry D, tanner.
Shaw George E, boots and shoes.
Shepherd Oramet, painter.
Slater John W, druggist.
Slayton Hiram R, grocer.
Smith James .W, produce. Smith Richard, hog breeder.
Starks Charles G, propr Journal.
Stedman Hiram, lumber and coal.
Stedman Hollis, live stock.
Steele Joseph D, baker.
Stewart Frederick, city treasurer.
Stewart Wm, real estate.
Stubbe Gustave A, grocer.
Swetting Frederick P, boots and shoes.
Swetting J Volney, lawyer.
Tanner & Lewis (Nathano R Tan- ner, James A Lewis), Nurserymen. (See adv, p 173.)
Taylor Carlo R, undertaker.
Temme Herman W. harness.
Thomas G L & D W (German L and Davenport W), grocers.
Thomas Harvey .B, live stock breeder.
Tomelty Wm, agt Singer Mnfg Co.
Truesdell Harry C, merchant tailor.
Tucker Alfred L, Postmaster and Insurance.
Tucker F H & Co (Frank H Tucker, Abiram Shipman), furniture.
Turner Joseph H, insurance.
Walbridge John S, physician.
Walcott Frank B, photographer.
Walker Ernst J. physician.
Walter Silas W, blacksmith.
Warnke Charles, carpenter.
Watson James C, drayman.
Watson Mrs J C, dressmaker.
Wawrzyniek Andrew, blacksmith.
Weber Bros (David and Gustav), dry gds.
Wellensgard Christian C, farm impts.
Western The, H HI Olsen Propr. (See ado, p 173.)
Wilkes Frend O, paper hanger.
Williams John J, live stock breeders.
Williams Wm D. cranberry grower.
Willis Charles M, physician.
Wilson Lewis, Pictures and Frames, Sporting Goods, Gnusmith and Machin- ist. (See ado, p 171.)
Wood Charles S, fruit grower.
Wood Frank, painter.
Wood John J Jr, Attorney-at-Law; Collections Promptly Attended to.
Wood T W & Son (Thomas W and Bert- ina), grocers.
Woodworth Warren W, saloon.
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Ziemer August, lumber. Ziemer A & Co (August Ziemer), shoes.
BERNHARD. On the C. & N. W. Ry (Helenville Station), in Jefferson coun- ty, 6 miles from Jefferson, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 150. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. J. L. Keller, postmaster.
Keller J LL, Gen Store and Creamery. Keller Paul G W, news agent. Lytle James, grain.
Maple Grove Creamery, JL Keller Propr. Reul A, lumber. Reul Henry (agt), agrl impts. Schneider L F, poultry and stock.
BERRYVILLE. A postoffice in Kenosha county, on the C. & N. W. Ry, 5} miles north of Kenosha. the judicial seat. Mail, daily. Minnie E. Peck, post- master.
Peck Minnie E, Grocer. Theckler F W, Agent C & N W Ry.
BESSEMER. Sauk county. Name changed to North Freedom.
BIG BEND. A country postoffice on Little Fox river, in Waukeska county, 10 miles southeast of Waukesha, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 80. Mail, daily. I McKenna, postmaster.
Badie Wm, carpenter. Chamberlain G I, builder. Clark J A, live stock. Clark Wm R, live stock. Davis & Smith, Creamery. Griffin Daniel & Son, saw and feed mill. Gross Fred, live stock.
McKenna Isaac, General Store. Peacock Benjamin, blacksmith. Smith D K, justice and notary. Smith James, blacksmith. Thomas Daniel, wheelwright.
BIG FALLS. In Waupaca county, 24 miles from Waupaca, the judicial seat, 9 from Marion, the nearest shipping point, and 16 from Clintonville, the nearest bank location. Population, 25. Mail, semi- weekly. George H. Fox, postmaster. Whitcomb & Fox, Saw Mill.
BIG FLATS. A postoffice in Adams county, 11 miles north of Friendship, the county seat, and 16 northeast of Necedah. the nearest railroad station. Plainfield is the nearest banking point. Stages semi- weekly to Friendship. Population, 15. Mail, semi-weekly.
BIG PATCH. A postoffice in Grant county, 20 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 5 south of Platteville, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Platteville and Du- buque. Population, 50. Mail, daily. D. Wilkinson, postmaster. Cabiness G E, carpenter.
Fox George, Blacksmith.
Harper John T, justice.
Jones John L, carpenter.
Kopp Christopher, wagonmaker.
Kopp John, blacksmith.
Rawson Jones, live stock.
Wilkinson D & Co, General Store and Flour Mill.
BIG RIVER. A postoffice on river of same name, in Pierce county, 10 miles west of Ellsworth, the county seat, and 9 south of River Falls, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Tri-weekly stages to Ellsworth and Prescott. Popu- lation, 25. Mail, tri-weekly. John Gillig, postmaster.
Ainsworth F P, railroad, exp and tel agt. Armbruster Joseph, barber. Brackin Aaron, justice.
Frey John, carpenter.
Gillig John, General Store.
Jones C, grist mill.
Kusilek E, shoemaker.
Rock Michael, carpenter.
BIG SPRING. Also known as New Haven, is a village in Adams county, 31 miles southeast of Friendship, the county seat, and 9 north of Kilbourne City, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 150. Mail, daily. John Rus- sell, postmaster.
Campbell George, flour mill.
Champlin Rev O P (Congregational). Hinds P J, general store.
Knapton John, Wagontnaker.
Mason H H. justice.
Phillips C H, blacksmith.
Pierce E S, general store.
Powers O, carpenter.
Russell John, General Store.
Vilet Wm, blacksmith. Ward J C, flour mill.
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BIG WAUSAUKEE. On the M & N. R. R., in Marinette county, 31 miles northwest of Marinette, the location of the nearest bank. Population, 750. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. John S. Monroe, post- master.
Allen Thomas, hotel and saloon.
Beach & Bishop, lumber mnfrs.
Bird & Wells, lumber mnfrs. Boldt Paul, meat market.
Cady G E, railroad and exp agent. Christ Henry, General Store.
Delpha John, saloon.
Dutton C H, real estate. Fredenberg Abe, saloon.
Gasin Frank, general store. Hoff John, general store. Lafaber C, carpenter.
Lemere A, saloon.
Miller John, mason.
Monroe John S, Blacksmith and Cedar Posts.
Monroe J W, justice and notary.
Monroe & Merrill, real estate. National Iron Co, charcoal mnfrs. O'Neil M E, hotel. Patient N, saloon. Ploof Thomas, shoemaker.
Tabarden Joseph, shoemaker. Wright Bros & Co, General Store.
BINGHAMTON. On Bull Dog creek, in Outagamie county, 14 miles north of Appleton, the county seat, and 4& southwest of Black Creek, the nearest rail- road station. Appleton is the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Mail, semi-weekly. M. A. Wickesberg, post- master.
Becker Charles, mason. Brainerd C M, insurance and justice. Eichman Rev (Lutheran). Hopkins C W, Hotel. Huhn Joseph, carpenter. Manser Henry, shingle mill.
Reitz Edward, physician. Sippler Jacob, carpenter. Smolk L A, live stock. Steffler C, cheese mnfr.
Strasburger F W jr, cheese mnfr.
Wickesberg Julius, General Store. Wisthoff Frederick, blacksmith.
BIRCH. On Chippewa river, in Chip- pewa county, 25 miles north of Chippewa Falls, the seat of justice, and 19 from Bloomer, the shipping and banking point. Population, 100. Mail, semi-weekly. M. Firth, postmaster.
Bell John D, logger. Firth Magnus, Logger. Kelly James, hotel. King Thomas, lumber. Smith Charles L, hotel. Stickney L, hotel.
BIRNAMWOOD. A post village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Shawano county, 40 miles north west of Shawano, the county seat, and 16 south of Antigo, the nearest banking point. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. C. H. Meisner, post- master.
Asher Louis, carpenter.
Brown John, saloon. Tvar
Cady BA, saloon.
Cardinal S J, physician.
Cole George L, lumber.
Cole & Drier, General Store.
Hedges Isaac, fruit and nuts.
Hunter Wm, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Jewson B, hotel.
Petty J C, physician.
Poepke & Meisner, General Store and Saw Mill.
Postler John, mason.
Roberts Evan, blacksmith.
Sprague H A, mason.
Stacy W H & Co, saw mill.
Stoneman George, carpenter.
Van Doren & Andrews, saw mill and staves.
Van Patten S J, Hotel.
Young Jacob, carpenter, Zuehlke A W, shoemaker.
BLACK CREEK. A postoffice on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Outagamie county, 17 miles north of Appleton, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. ¿ Exp., U. S. H. Peters, postmaster.
Burdick A E, blacksmith.
Coghill Thomas, railroad and exp agent. Cordes Carl, hotel.
Hagen Charles, Agricultural Impts. Hagen Herman, blacksmith. Heintz J B, saloon.
Herman Henry, saw mill. Loope R A, physician.
Peters HI, General Store and Grain.
Pribe Julius, wagonmaker. Rietz E, physician.
Weidorf Wm, blacksmith.
Wilson Mrs L R, Flour Mill. Zwerg H, saloon.
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BLACK HAWK. A post village on Honey creek, in Sauk county, 25 miles southwest of Baraboo, the county seat, and 12 west of Sauk City, the nearest rail- road station and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Sauk City; fare, 25 cents. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. Otto W. Hahn, postmaster.
Bernhardt Christopher, grist mill. Flamme Frederick, blacksmith. Hlahn Otto W, General Store. Lindner H, cheese mnfr. Osterheld G, railroad, exp and tel agt. Querhammer & Rugatz, blacksmiths. Riedel J A, shoemaker. Witteven Bros, flour mill.
BLACK RIVER FALLS. The ju- dicial seat of Jackson county, is a pros- perous incorporated city, located on the E. div. of the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, and on Black river, at the falls, from which it takes its name, 171 miles northwest of Milwaukee, and 150 southeast of St. Paul. It contains a sash, door and blind factory, a large plow and wagon factory. foundry and machine shops, a carding mill, a plan- ing mill, a patent medicine manufactory and the iron mines and works of the York Iron Co. are 1} miles from the city, and give employment to a large number of men. There are churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Presby- terian and Universalist denominations, graded and high schools, a free public li-
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