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Ableiter Melchior, blacksmith. Anderson Sever, shoemaker.
Anscheutz Leo, photographer. Armstrong Charles A, physician.
Armstrong Leroy G, physician. Bank of A J Pipkin, A J Pipkin propr.
Bartholomew Samuel, deputy sheriff.
Bobel John, Propr Central House. Bohl Adam, grocer.
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Bomaster Miss Lizzie, milliner.
Boscobel Agricultural and Driving Park Association, J H Sarles pres, Edward Meyer sec.
Boscobel Dial, George W Goldsmith Propr.
Brookins Eugene, carpenter.
Brooks & Blanchard (Thomas J Brooks, R D Blanchard), Lawyers. (See adv, p 183.)
Brown Miss Mattie, dressmaker.
Brown & Edwards (Charles F Brown, Herbert B Edwards), flour mill.
Bryan Edgar C, propr Grant House.
Bushhausen Henry, shoemaker.
Callaway, Walker & Miller (Millard H Callaway, Judson P Walker, John N Miller), dry goods, etc.
Carley David W. physician.
Carrier T & Co (Terrence Carrier, Michael McSpaden), hardware.
Central House, John Bobel Propr.
City Hotel, Michael Lenahan propr.
Comstock Jesse, meat market.
Comstock Mrs John N, confectioner.
Cook Wm, painter.
Cramer Frank J, baker.
De Lap Myron W, monuments.
De Witt Martin, confectioner.
Eisfelder Frederick C, jeweler.
Ellingson & Lindelien (Nels Ellingson, John O Lindelien), grocers. Enright Mrs M C, confectioner. Erdenberg George, saloon.
European Catarrh Cure, A Never Failing Remedy for Catarrh and All Diseases of the Head and Throat; Up- home & Huppeler Proprs; also Mnfrs of European Toothine; for Sale by All Druggists. Furderer Mrs Henry, restaurant.
Goldsmith George W, Propr Bosco- bel Dial.
Goold Herbert J, furniture.
Goold Mrs H J, milliner.
Grant Miss Annie B, dressmaker.
Grant House, E C Bryan propr.
Guentzel Gustav, harness.
Haney John W, barber.
Hanson P L, carpenter.
Hayman Lucius H, physician.
Henkel John, tailor.
Hinrichs Paul L, railroad and exp agent.
Hummel & Hof (Henry Hummel, Phillip J Hof), meat market.
Hurd's Opera House, W T Hurd Propr and Mngr; Six Hundred Ca- pacity; Equipped with Square Grand Piano and Best Play House in County. -
Hurd Wilson T, dentist.
Hurlbut Henry S, jeweler.
Jenkins Frederick C, clothing.
Kane Joseph, saloon.
Kratchowill Frank A, stationer.
Kratchowill Vandy J, shoemaker.
Kretsch Mrs Lena, confectioner.
Lawrence Daniel, livery.
Lenahan Michael, propr City Hotel.
Lewis Frank, jeweler.
Light Guard Band, Horatio W Hubbell leader.
McGraw & Gurnsey (Isaac N McGraw. Charles O Gurnsey), meat market.
McGraw John R, meat market. McLoughlin Jacob, lawyer.
McMullen Charles, painter.
Meyer Edward, stave factory.
Meyer Gustav, postmaster.
Miller Norman B, restaurant.
Muffley Frank C, insurance.
Muffley House, Jacob Propr.
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Muffley John R, furniture.
Murley Timothy, city marshal.
Nauert Bros (Wm, Jacob F and Joseph B), saloon.
Ness Rev O (Lutheran).
O'Connor Miss Mary E, dressmaker.
Opera House, Lou B Ruka mngr.
Oswald Daniel, saloon.
Palmer & Burns (W G Palmer, E E Burns), lawyers.
Parker, Hildebrand & Co (Theodore Krons- hage, George F Hildebrand), gen store. Pike & Van Allen (Edwin Pike, J W Van Allen), apiarists.
Pittman Matt B & Son (Matt B and Wm HI), Drugs, Groceries and Ginseng Dealers.
Pittsley Mrs B H, laundry.
Powell Roscoe R, dentist.
Reiger Frederick, tailor.
Rice Benjamin E, apiarist.
Ritter & Hubbell (Wm Ritter, Theodore N Hubbell), hardware.
Rodgers Wm, mason.
Ruka Bros Mnfg Co (John, Louis and Lou B), Hardware, Farm Impts, Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs, Lumber, Founders and Machinists and Broom Mufrs.
Sanger George, blacksmith.
Sanger & Martin (John F Sanger, Jacob Martin), wagon mnfrs. Sarles John H, lumber.
Sawyer & Favor (Moody A Sawyer, Hiram W Favor), Druggists and Grocers. Scheinpflug Frederick, furniture. Schmid George, livery.
Schmitt Frederick W, marble dealer. -
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders, Boilermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. \ Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and Hich Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep.
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Seeds Mrs Lucia E, milliner. Smith Phillip, livery.
Spiegelberg Bros (E O and R), gen store. Stephens Frederick W, barber.
Tate Mrs Mary, general store.
Trautman Jacob, Propr Muffley House.
Uphome & Huppeler, Proprs European Catarrh Cure.
Walker Bros (David R and Jonathan), farm impts.
Waters Jehiel, physician.
Wilson John D, lawyer.
Wilson Wm H, gardener.
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Wonzor Mrs Mary, barber.
Wurster & Keller (Gottlieb C Wurster, John I Keller), coopers.
BOUCHEA. St. Croix county. See Burkhardt.
BOVEE. A recently established post- office in Portage county.
BOYCEVILLE. A postoffice on Tiff- any creek and on the Wisconsin Central Line, in Dunn county, 15 miles northwest of Menomonie, the county seat and nearest banking point. Stages to Menomonie and Prairie Farm. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 200. E. Brickley, postmaster.
Barton G, builder. Blakely N L, justice.
Boweron C, general store and livery.
Brickley A, General Store.
Brown & Bradshaw, general store.
Caryl Ansel D, broom mnfr.
Clark Mnfg Co, Spokes.
Clark S D, lumber.
Decker & Brickley, apiarists.
Grutt Charles, mason.
Hays A A & Bro, saw and grist mill.
Lewis J C, meat market.
Marlett John, saw mill.
Minter August, shoemaker. Reed W A, railroad, exp and tel agt. Roberts F L & J C, general store. Trainor Dr Kate S, Druggist. Warner Ralph, billiards. Wygant Charles, blacksmith.
BOYD, On the Wisconsin Central Line, in Chippewa county, 18 miles east of Chip- pewa Falls, the county scat and banking point. It was settled in 1881, and now contains Methodist Episcopal and Catholic churches, 2 stave and heading factories,
saw and shingle mills and a number of general and special stores, etc. Weekly stage to Cox. Population, 600. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. Mail, daily. Jacob Moore, postmaster.
Adams Ellery X, justice.
Adams Herbert S, musician.
Allie David J, lawyer.
Archambeault Eugene, propr Commercial House.
Baer H & Co (Herman Baer, Adolph Kann), general store.
Boyd Cooperage Co (capital, $2.500), F Gunderson pres and mngr, W P Sissons sec.
Butscher Albert, General Store.
Carabin Rock, blacksmith.
Cirkel J W & Sons (John W, August and Theodore J), stave and heading mnfrs. Commercial House, Eugene Archambeault propr.
Cooper C E, logger.
Curtis C V, livery.
De Both Felix J, cooper and restaurant.
Fuerst Frank, shoemaker.
Ganzal Christopher H, boarding house.
Geist Peter G, meat market
Green Shepard, livery.
Gustafson Mrs Christine, milliner.
Hanson Jacob H, hardware.
Harding John, wagonmaker.
Hebbard Joseph, saloon.
Heimann & Cook(Herman Heimann, Harry W Cook), Druggists.
Hoffman Michael, shoemaker.
Ickstadt Wm J, hardware, etc.
Kleiner Frank X, furniture.
Kobb Louis, brewers' agt.
Loomis J J, barber.
Luebstorf Henry, saloon.
Lund Bros (Myron and Edson C), saw mill.
McDonald Alexander R, physician.
Martin Warren, wagonmaker.
Moore Jacob, postmaster and harness.
Murray Michael (estate), Charles Nelson mngr, stave and heading mnfr.
Nelson Charles, mngr M Murrray's estate. Olsen Ole, saloon.
Patten Robert, general store.
Richie Samuel, blacksmith.
Smith George W, carpenter. Thompson Ezra H, jeweler.
Weber Mathias B, saloon.
Yager Frank, saloon.
Zimmermann Stephen, poultry breeder.
BOYDTOWN. A settlement on the north bank of the Wisconsin river, in Craw- ford connty, 25 miles from Prairie du
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Chien, the judicial seat, 6 from Boscobel, the nearest bank location, and 5 from Wau- zeka, the nearest shipping point. Popula- tion, 50. R. W. Boyd, postmaster and general store.
BOYINGTON. Also known as Boy- ington Mills, is on the Tomorrow river, in Portage county, 16 miles northeast of Ste- vens' Point, the county seat, and 12 north of Custer, the nearest railroad station. Stevens' Point is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Stevens' Point and Alban. Population, 40. Mail, tri- weekly. A D. Boyington, postmaster.
Boyington Mills, V P Atwell mngr.
BRACKETT. A farmers' postoffice in Ean Claire county, 11 miles southeast of Eau Claire, the judicial seat. Mail by spe- cial supply. Robert Parker, postmaster and farmer.
BRACY. A postoffice in Burnett county. 6 miles northeast of Grantsburgh, the seat of justice and shipping point. Bank at Rush City, Minn. Mail, semi- weekly. J. L. Roberts, postmaster.
BRADTVILLE. A postoffice in Grant county, 21 miles northwest of Lan- caster, the county seat, 5 from Bagley, the nearest railroad station, and 10 from Bloomington, the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Wyalusing. Popu- lation, 300. Mail, semi-weekly. Sophia Day, postmaster.
Anderson A, blacksmith. Bossi J A, broom mnfr.
Bradt Bernard, Hotel. Calkins V. justice. Clark H W, carpenter.
Clark John, builder.
Day J M, mason. Day J P, lawyer. Day J S, mason. Day Sophia, General Store.
Green Rev (Methodist).
Palmer H M, meat market.
BRADY'S. In Richland county, 18 miles west of Richland Center, the judicial seat, usual banking and shipping point. Population, 25 Mail, semi-weekly. James Brady, postmaster.
Ellsworth D, saw mill.
BRANCH. A post village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Manitowoc county, 7
miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat and nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 150. Exp., U. S. Peter Hermann, postmaster.
Bahr Charles, cheese mnfr.
Carbon John, blacksmith.
Erdlitz Joseph, tailor. Halverson Hans, well driller.
Hermann Peter, Hotel, Flour and Saw Mills.
King C L, agent M, L S & W Ry.
Koener Joseph, pump mofr.
Kunz Charles L, saloon.
Reif A & L, flour and saw mill.
Reif John, broom handle mnfr.
Schaffer Frank, general store and saloon. Schneider A, carpenter.
Sheldon D W, justice.
Voelder Louis, vet surgeon.
Windhauser M, boots and shoes.
BRANDON. A village on the N. div. C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Metomen township, Fond du Lac county, 16 miles from Fond du Lac, the county seat, and 76 from Milwaukee. It contains a sleigh and carriage factory, a butter tub factory, 2 grain elevators, planing mill, cheese fac- tories, 4 churches, a good school, a harrow and land roller factory, Odd Fellows' Hall, capable of seating 300. 2 good hotels and a weekly newspaper, the Brandon Times. Land is worth from $30 to $60 per acre. There are several quarries in the vicinity which yield a superior quality of granite. Telephone communication with all sur- rounding points. Nearest bank at Wau- pun. Population, 700. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Frank C. Brown, postmaster.
Bennett Rev Wm (Methodist).
Bornschein Albert F, grain elevator.
Brandon Times, Martin C Short propr. Brinkerhoff Frank, live stock.
Brown Frank C, barber.
Brown Horace L, harnessmaker.
Burkhard Rev John (Lutheran). Cheney Benjamin, apiarist.
Cole Alamanda, pumps.
Cole Mrs Louise, dressmaker. .g℮ Cole Willis, grocer.
Comstock Edward, painter.
Ellis & Foster (Charles R Ellis, Frederick R Foster), hardware.
Ellis & Olive (Mary Ellis, Anna Olive), milliners.
Ensign House, D C Reynolds Propr. Ferguson Leander, general store.
Foster F R & Son (Frederick R and John W), bankers.
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Geidel E & C (Edward and Charles), wag- onmakers.
Graham Bros (Wm and John R), But- ter Tub Mnfrs and General Cooperage. (See adv, below.)
Hall's Hotel, Levi J Hall Propr.
Hall Levi J, Propr Hall's Hotel, Jus- tice of Peace, Notary Public, Mngr Tel- ephone, Insurance Agent and Livery Stable.
Hazen Chester, live stock.
Heckendorn Rev George M (Congl).
Hermann Charles, furniture.
Hillman David H, live stock breeder.
Hobbs Bros (Alvin and Walter), cheese mnfrs. Hogle Gilbert M, wall paper.
Irwin Bros (Wm and Samuel), cheese box mnfrs.
James Edwin A, jeweler.
Knapp Charles P, hardware.
Knapp Miss Gertie, music teacher.
Knapp Mrs L, milliner.
Koehler & Vedder (August Koehler, John Vedder), grain shippers. Lanpher Charles C, grocer. McClelland James, shoemaker.
Marquard Bros (Ferdinand E and Freder- ick W), meat market.
Moore Mark E, farm impts.
O'Leary Benjamin A, mngr W U Tel Co. Paine Lumber Co, George F Wheeler mngr.
Pleuss Henry C, saloon.
Pleuss Misses (Mattie and Lena), dressmkrs. Randall Walter S, railroad and exp agent. Reynolds De Witt C, Propr Ensign House. Root J D. physician.
Schoefffer Frank, Saloon and Pro- duce Dealer.
Schueler Henry J, boots and shoes.
Sherwin Edward C, rollers and harrows. Sherwood Mrs E, grocer.
Short Martin C, propr Brandon Times.
Silber & Stelsel (Jacob Silber, Aaron Stel- sel), general store.
Turner James, physician.
Turner & Wardrobe (James Turner, Wal- ter G Wardrobe), drugs.
Weinstock Gilbert B, General Store. Wheeler George F, mngr Paine Lumber Co. White Howard D, musical instruments. Williams Robert M, mason.
Wilox Lewis A, farm impts. Zell Frederick, carpenter.
BRANT. A postoffice in Calumet county, 5 miles northwest of Chilton, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Chilton and Stockbridge. Population, 25. Mail, daily. P. McKenna, postmaster.
McCabe John R, cheese mnfr.
McCole P, cheese mnfr.
Mckenna P, General Store. Snyder John, cheese mnfr.
BRASINGTON. In Pierce county, 12 miles southeast of Ellsworth, the judi- cial seat and banking point, and 6 from Maiden Rock, the nearest shipping point. Population, 200. Stage daily to Maiden Rock, carrying mail; fare, 25 cents. J. H. Brasington, postmaster.
Brasington John II, General Store. Mabin Wm, carpenter. Meyers Henry, carpenter. Olin August B, justice.
Park, Nelson & Co, lumber mnfrs.
Peterson Andrew, grist mill
Seeley Joseph, boarding house.
Thompson Walter, blacksmith.
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BRIARTON. In Shawano county, 18 miles southeast of Shawano, the county seat, and 10 north of Black Creek, the nearest railroad stution. Seymour, 11 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Population, 75. Mail, tri-weekly. G. H. Goldrick, postmaster.
Becker J T, hotel and saw mill. Dear E C, justice.
Goldrick George IN, General Store and Lumber.
Herriman Henry, saw and shingle mill. Hoeft Wm, blacksmith.
Mielke Wm, carpenter.
BREED. A country postoffice in Oconto county, 25 miles northwest of Oconto, the [judicial seat, and 15 from Gillett, its nearest shipping point. Mail semi-weekly.
Breed A W, hardware and groceries.
BRIDGEPORT. A village on the Wisconsin river and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Crawford county, 7 miles south- east of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, .and nearest banking point. Stages daily to Bloomington and Patch Grove; fares, :$1 and 50 cents respectively. Population, 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. Carrie A. Matthews, postmaster.
Ballentine J W, live stock. Beeseeker A. J, hotel. Bieloh's Orchestra. Cavanaugh D L, railroad, exp and tel agt. Garrow W A, saloon.
Horsfall D F, saw mill. Lewis J F, saw mill. Lewis Wm, live stock. Lumpkin G W, live stock. McIver S, live stock.
Matthews Carrie A, General Store. Maynard's Brass Band. Orr Joseph, live stock. Stone C W, live stock. Strayher Jacob, carpenter.
BRIGGSVILLE. A village in Mar- quette county, 22 miles southwest of Mon- tello, the county sent, and 11 northwest of Portage, the usual banking point, and 6 from Lewiston, its shipping point. Pop- ulation, 120. Mail, daily. P. E. Peter- son, postmaster.
Barlow T L. wagonmaker. .Champney J & Son, flour mill. Dean A O, pianos and organs. Dean HIT, Harness.
Dyer H H, hotel. Gray E C, millwright.
Hanson Evan, boots and shoes.
Hanson Lars, mason.
Kimball F J & W C, general store.
McIntyre J. carding mill.
O'Connor Thomas, blacksmith.
Peterson P E, General Store and Im- plements.
Tennison A, general store.
BRIGHTON. A post village in Ke- nosha county, 16 miles northwest of Ke- nosha, the county seat, 4} south of Kan- sasville, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad station, and 10 southeast of Burlington, the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. John H. Wiesmann, postmaster.
Daniels Jacob, general store and saloon.
Etschmann Rev F X (Catholic).
Jackley Herman, carpenter.
Jackley Valentine, saloon and livery.
Karpen Jacob, Blacksmith. Leinen John, mason.
Mich Jacob, carpenter.
Mich Peter, shoemaker.
Poss Mathias, boarding house.
Wiesmann Mrs Henrietta, general store. Wiesmann Henry, lawyer.
Wiesmann John II, Veterinary Sur- geon.
Zeien Hubert, barber and shoemaker.
BRILLION. A prosperous incorpo- rated village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Calumet county, 15 miles northeast of Chilton, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point, 22 from Manitowoc, 47 from Sheboygan and 99 from Milwaukee. It was first settled in 1873, and now contains flour, grist, planing and saw mills, a fur- niture factory, large lime works and 2 carriage and wagon shops, good schools, 3 churches and 2 hotels. Fire protection consists of 1 hand engine, a hook and lad- der and 800 feet of hose. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Population, 650. Peter Reuther, postmaster.
Altmann Robert, wagonmaker.
Andrews A & Sons (Abraham and Dale), grocers.
Barnard Charles A, veterinary surgeon.
Barnard, Thompson & Co (Samuel T Bar- nard, Samuel and Charles Thompson), livery.
Beck Abraham, saloon.
Behnke Bros (Charles W and Albert), flour mills.
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Boetcher & Co (Charles Boetcher, Conrad Brasch), farm impts.
Brillion Furniture Co (capital, $6.000),
Isaac N McComb pres, Charles Tesch sec.
Bruss & Thomsen (Charles Bruss, Mathias Thomsen), general store.
Enders P C & Son (Philip C and Joseph F), hardware.
Farmer Alfred A, railroad and exp agent. Frost H E, druggist.
Hahn Win F, Propr Northwestern House; Rates, $1.50 per Day.
Hamlin Mrs A R, music teacher.
Hayn Julius, shoemaker.
Heinke Wm, carpenter.
Hirsch G A, cheese mnfr, 2 miles s e. Holthusen August, apiarist.
Jesse & Luecker (John Jesse, George Luecker), farm impts.
Jodar Hermann F, shoemaker.
Klenke Wm, carpenter.
Krause Charles J, meat market.
Krueger Otto, cheese mnfr.
Lau Ernst, planing and saw mill.
Lintner Wm, cheese mnfr, 2 miles w.
Luecker J & Bro (Jacob and George), furn.
McAllister, Jantz & Co (Ellery S McAl- lister, Edward Jantz, Charles F Davis), livery.
McComb Isaac N, physician.
McMullen Wm V, justice.
Meyer Henry G, blacksmith.
Meyer Philip, cheese mnfr. Miller Charles A, harnessmaker.
Moeller Adolph, physician.
Mumm Wm, saloon.
Northwestern House, Wm F Hahn Propr; Special Attention Paid to the Traveling Public; Rates, $1.50 per Day. Ormsby Lime Co. Petty Wm, justice. Rank Frank, saloon.
Reuther Peter, postmaster.
Riedel Frederick, cheese mnfr, 2 miles e, Ruppenthal Henry, saloon.
Rusch Albert, blacksmith.
Sachse Edward, boots and shoes.
Schlei C & Bro (Charles and Wm), hard- ware.
Schneider George, hotel.
Schwaller Anton F, barber.
Tesch Charles, general store.
Thompson Tyler, Mnfr Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs, Etc. (See adv, below.)
Toll John, mason.
Trier John J, cigar mnfr.
Werner Peter, general store and grain.
Wiegand Otto, Dealer in Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Zulke Rudolph H, saloon.
BRISTOL. A station on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Kenosha county, 12} miles west of Kenosha, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 125. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. F. R. Lavey, post- master.
Dixon Joseph, carpenter.
Eddy F O, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Hunt Wm, general store.
Lavey Frank R, General Store.
Murdock Bros, blacksmiths.
Nixon George R, miller.
Perrigo Wm, carpenter.
Richards V R, flour and feed.
Rowbotton J A, shoemaker.
Shotliff Bros, blacksmiths.
Shotliff E, hotel and livery.
Stevens F E, physician.
Thayer Refrigerator Co, butter mnfrs.
Turner W R, general store.
Whitcher C H, meat market.
Worth A M, painter.
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Fortun Albert T, General Store. Ramsett Bros, flour mill.
Thompson Bros & Co, creamery.
BRITISH HOLLOW. A post vil- lage in Grant county, 10 miles south of Lancaster, the county seat and bank lo- cation, and 2 miles north of Potosi, the nearest railroad station. Mining is exten- sively carried on. Stages daily to Lan- caster and Potosi. Population, 120. Mail, daily.
Blindert Peter J, general store.
Gerring P, saloon.
Harris Mrs E, millinery.
Melcher Wm, saloon.
Peddler E, blacksmith.
Shiffman J W, shoemaker.
Stephens John B, hotel.
Vogelsberg Thomas, wagonmaker.
BRITTON'S CORNERS. St. Croix county. See Pleasant Valley.
BRODHEAD. Dating it settlement from 1856, and incorporated in 1870, is a prosperous village located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, and on Sugar river, in Green county, 16 miles east of Monroe, the judi- cial seat, 30 south of Madison, and 90 southwest of Milwaukee. It contains Bap- tist, Catholic, Congregational, Methodist, Evangelical, Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, good schools, a bank, 2 opera houses, 2 first-class hotels, large plow and agricultural implement works, carriage, omnibus and hearse factories, a flour mill, a creamery, machine shop and the usual number of stores, etc., for a place of its size. The press is represented by 2 week- ly newspapers, the Independent and the Register. Good farming lands surround the village and can be purchased from $50 to $75 per acre. Sugar river furnishes especial interest here as being the first place to furnish the wonderful fresh water pearls of Wisconsin, and this indus- try is successfully prosecuted here. Large quantities of hogs are raised, and with butter, cheese, grain, flour, tobacco and the products of the above mention factor- ies form the shipments. Brodhead has a good fire department and the city is light- ed by electricity and has a public telephone. Population, 1,500. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Henry P. Clarke, postmaster.
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