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Adams Elijah, painter.
Amerpohl Christian, restaurant.
Bank of Brodhead (capital, $45,000), Cor- nelius N Carpenter pres, C W Carpenter cash.
Barr Orson, carriagemaker.
Bartlett & Sons (Luke C, Eugene and Wm), carriage mnfrs.
Beck Martin, carriage mnfr.
Bement George, jeweler.
Bennett Edwin G, physician.
Billings & Adams (George Billings, Jay Adams), carpenters.
Breyvogel Conrad P, baker.
Broderick Bros (Michael and James), fur- niture.
Brodhead Independent, E A Charlton propr.
Brodhead Mercantile Assn (capital, $10,- 500), J Emory Doolittle mngr, gen store. Broughton Bros (John A and Russell B), druggists and grocers.
Broughton's New Opera House,
Broughton Bros Proprs, All New; Seat. ing Capacity, 800; First Floor; Reason- able Terms to the Profession.
Broughton Russell B, physician.
Brown's Orchestra, Wellington Brown Idr.
Bucklin Bros (Frank J and Rodney J), meat market.
Burnham Miss Cyrene, milliner.
Burton Richard, barber. Bush Jacob, shoemaker.
Charlton Edwin A, propr Independent.
Clarke Henry P, drugs and postmaster.
Clawson Bowen R, wool buyer.
Clawson Mrs R C, Propr Marshall House; The Traveling Trade is Respect- fully Solicited.
Cleveland Sylvanus, barber.
Cooley Walter E, jewelry.
Dodge & Stephenson (Edward J Dodge. Charles J Stephenson), grain.
Dugan Rev Thomas (Presbyterian).
Evans Miss Sarah J, milliner.
Fisher Loring S, boots and shoes.
Fleek Wm M. leaf tobacco.
Gardner Burton G, insurance.
Glass Charles F, photographer.
Gosling A. D & Co (A D Gosling, Manly Williams), well drillers.
Graham Elliot E, horse dealer.
Green Bros (Isaac S and Wm O), billiards.
Hahn Ernst, merchant tallor.
Hamilton Mrs George W, milliner.
Hamm Mrs Mary E, dressmaker.
Hand Mrs Emily, telegraph agent.
Hartman Norvel W, harnessmaker.
Hellerud Knud, saloon.
Higley Archer S, veterinary surgeon.
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Hill & Graham (Wm W Hill, Jesse Gra- ham), lumber.
Holcomb Randolph J, founder.
Horne James H, jeweler. Hyde W BF, auctioneer.
Kelly Rev Christopher (Catholic).
Keppler Wm, shoemaker.
Kirkpatrick H D & Co (Hector D and James Kirkpatrick), general store.
Knudtson Levi, stock breeder, 5 miles s. Koller John A, barber. Lake Jacob, cold storage.
Laube Charles, saloon.
Laube & Durner (Sebastian Laube, Anton Durner), carriage mnfrs.
Laube & Hahn (Joseph M Laube, Ernest Hahn), hardware.
Leng Oscar C, grocer.
Loomis Samuel B, painter.
Loucks Elick J, bill poster.
Lucas Charles W, photographer.
Lyons Edward M, druggist.
McGovern F E, prin of schools.
McNair Charles, tobacco buyer.
Mack Miss Nellie, music teacher.
Mack & Rolf (Wescott Mack, Byron L Rolf), carpenters.
Macomber Isaac, shoemaker.
Manager Opera House, Charles and Se- bastian Laube proprs.
Marshall House, Mrs R C Clawson Propr ; First-Class Accommodations to the Commercial Trade ; Sample Rooms on Ground Floor.
Maschler Michael, clothing.
Moore Peter T, meat market.
Moore & Moore (Frank I and Harvey C), general store. .
Moran George F, saloon. Murdock Ross C, hardware.
Nicholson Mrs Alice, dressmaker.
Niles Frederick E, stationer.
Nuzum & Richards (Thomas W Nuzum, John B Richards), physicians.
Obenshain John T, grocer.
O'Cavana & Emminger (Thomas O'Cavana, Nelson Emminger), livery.
Owen Edward B, dentist. Palmer Newton, cattle breeder.
Paulson Miss Margaret, dressmaker.
Pierce Mrs Arthur, music teacher.
Pierce Frank F, foundry.
Pierce George M, plow mnfr. Putnam Henry C, lumber. Randall Archibald N, lawyer. Randall A Charles, harnessmaker. Reed Russell D, hotel.
Regan Miss Rose, dressmaker.
Register Publishing Co, Lucius E Towne pres, C W Carpenter sec.
Roantree & Holcomb (Win Roantree, Wm F Holcomb), flour mills.
Roderick Wm W, general store.
Root Mrs Charles D, dressmaker.
Root Miss Edith I, milliner.
Ross Edwin A, meat market. Sargent Elbridge G, produce.
Schempp Mrs-Mary, milliner. Searles Josiah B, farm impis. Sheldon Rev Wm (Adventist).
Simmons Charles E, Ice Cream Mnfr.
Skinner Wm R, railroad and exp agt. Spaulding George T, farm impts.
Spencer & Swan (James W Spencer, Taylor Swan), billiard hall.
Sprague Edwin R, Insurance.
Stair Henry, general store.
Stair Jehu, restaurant.
Ten Eyck Ally, live stock breeder, 3 m w. Terry Bros (Lewis W and O E), gen store. Thompson Joseph, justice.
Tilley & Mitcheltree (Christopher Tilley, Scott Mitcheltree), cigar mnfrs.
Towne Lucius E, physician.
Twining Milo S, justice.
Usher & Co (Edward P Hassinger), grocers.
Utke Charles, harnessmaker.
Warn Bros (Fred and Frank), livery.
Warn Wm, chief of police.
West Samuel, horse breeder.
Wisconsin Woman's Relief Corps, Mrs Eleanor W Stone sec.
Wood Alfred, town clerk. Young House, J A Young Propr. Young John A, Propr Young House.
BROOKFIELD. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Waukesha county, 6 miles northwest of Waukesha, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. G. W. Brown, postmaster.
Allen Wm, railroad, exp and tel agt. Brown G W, Gen Store and Lawyer. Ries Carl, live stock. Scholl Wm, meat market. Thatcher John, mason.
Wadsworth H, carpenter
BROOKLYN. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Green county, 30 miles northeast of Monroe, the county seat, and 6} northwest of Evansville, the nearest banking point. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. L. Axtell, post- master.
Andrew Bros, produce. Andrew B O, hardware. Axtell Mrs B S, General Store.
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Bell J S, livery and farm impts. Brooklyn Cornet Band. Conradson T B, blacksmith. Crahen & Tripp, live stock. Dick John, shoemaker. Duplex Windmill Co, windmill mnfrs. Ellis A G, druggist.
Ellis J R & Son, G I Tripp mngr, cream- ery.
Evansville Mercantile Assn, general store. Graves E H, railroad, exp and tel agent. Hankinson R, builder. Hayden Wm, hotel.
Hudson A L, carriagemaker.
Leach H C, hotel. Leonard J A, blacksmith. Lovejoy & Richards, lumber. McCoomb Samuel, hotel and livery. Main H P, barber.
Monroe W B, physician. Roberts Owen, meat market. Turner Rev C W (Methodist). Turton C R, harnessmaker. Weiser & Durner, Blacksmiths.
White J S, tobacco and justice. Wilder L J, general store.
BROOKSIDE. A village on the Pen- saukee river, in Oconto county, 10 miles southwest of Oconto, the county seat, and 4 east of Abrams, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Oconto is the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Pensaukee. Popu- lation, 150. Mail, semi-weekly. C. L. Warner, postmaster.
Bitters M, blacksmith. Churchill J T H, justice. Delano W W, land agent. Minnick E B, justice.
Parton Henry, Hotel and Builder. Shen Loran, barber. Trautman Rev J (Lutheran). Tripp David, meat market. Tuttle S, carpenter.
Warner C L, General Store and Grain. Wellington M C, shoemaker.
BROOKVILLE. A village on Eau Galle river, in St. Croix county, 30 miles southeast of Hudson, the county seat, and 4} south of Woodville, the nearest railroad station. Baldwin is the nearest banking point. Population. 150. Mail, daily. O. H. Kimball, postmaster.
Daniels John, saw and feed mill. Jenson Ole, saw mill. Jenson & Strand, general store .. Kimball O H, Notary.
Thompson Wm saw and feed mill. Wood Ann, hotel.
BROTHERTOWN. A post village on Fox river, in Calumet county, 10 miles southwest of Chilton, the county seat and banking point, and 7} from Malone, the nearest shipping point. Stages daily to Malone. Population, 100. Mail, daily. J. H. Haight, postmaster.
Amel James, saloon. Dick E M, saloon. Haight J M, General Store. Moyer Andrew, blacksmith. Phillips Bros, cheese mnfrs.
Phillips George & Son, general store.
BROWN DEER. On the M. & N. R. R. and on the Milwaukee river, in Mil- waukee county, 7 miles north of Milwau- kee, the seat of justice and nearest bank- ing point. Contains Catholic and Luth- eran churches and a district school. Pop- ulation, 50, Mail, daily. F. G. Milbrath, postmaster.
Milbrath Ferdinand G, Hotel and Telephone Manager. Radke Otto H, blacksmith. Stein Henry, saloon. Voland Robert, wagonmaker.
BROWNSVILLE. On the C.,'M. & St. P. Ry, in Dodge county, 20 miles northeast of Juneau, the county seat, and 13 south of Fond du Lac, the nearest bank- ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 100. G. J. Wolfe, postmaster.
Bauer Frank H, shoemaker. Brown Alfred L, general store. Burge Thomas, grain. Christ N C, sewing machine agent.
Elkington M P, railroad, exp and tel agent. Elkington Mrs M P, dressmaker.
Funk John, Meats.
Georgen Peter, saloon. Nezenger Peter, hotel. Raasch A, wagonmaker. Raasch C, harness and barber. Rader Rev L (Lutheran). Richard HI, blacksmith. Sampson Amos, justice.
Schultz August, blacksmith.
Wolfe George J, Farm Implements. Wolfe & Schnare, General Store.
BROWNTOWN. On the C., M. & St. Ry, in Green county, 8 miles west of Mon- roe, the county seat and banking point.
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Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Population, 300. B. C. Curtis, postmaster.
Binger Sol, wagonmaker. Bloom J S, lumber. Dale & Kelly, General Store. Dosson & Tomlinson, grocers. Fryslie Bros, general store. Griffith B, wagonmaker. Hardy & Allen, Grocers.
Kelly Charles A, druggist. Kelly & Diven, general store. Kelly & Tyler, saw mill. Kidd George, grist mill. Lathrop H, railroad, exp and tel agt. Michaels George, justice. Rhodes M P, saw mill.
Taylor R, barber.
Trickle Edward, Hotel. Trickle R W, restaurant. Tyler D D, justice. Wicks Benjamin, saloon.
BRUCE. A post settlement on the Chippewa river, and on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Chippewa county, 48 miles north of Chippewa Falls, the loca- tion of the nearest bank. Population, 150. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. S. J. Johnson, postmaster.
Blackburn Dugal W, hotel. Borhydt D P, saloon. Holmes John, blacksmith.
Johnson Samuel J, Hotel. Orcutt O M, railroad and exp agt. Page Ray, justice. Reeves Win, saloon. Sawyer Thomas, saloon. Stanley J E, General Store. Stewart John, saloon. Tymon John, farmer.
BRULE. On the N. P. R. R., in Douglas county, 26+ miles southeast of Superior, the judicial seat, and 37 from Ashland. Population, 60. Exp., N. P. Mrs. Mary Miller, postmaster.
Agnew Patrick, logger. Bell Upton, hotel. Bishop George, blacksmith. Coughlin Robert, hotel. Crockett Nathan, grocer. Dodge Orrin I, saw mill. Dunn James P, constable. Houlton Horatio, land agent. Hunters & 'Brown, logs. Hynes Patrick, logger. Miller Andrew, Saw Mill. Murphy Matthew, logger. Tibbetts Frank, saloon.
BRUSHVILLE. On Spring creek, in Waushara county, 22 miles northeast of Wautoma, the county seat, and 16 north of Berlin, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Tustin, West Bloomfield and Pine River. Popu- lation, 300. Mail, daily. Wm. Godson, postmastsr.
Cotanch I A, creamery. Godson Win, Insurance. Peterson Albert, meats and live stock. Walter C J, cheese mnfr. Wendt John, meats and live stock. Wendt Richard, blacksmith.
BRUSSELS. In Door county, 15 miles southwest of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 30 from Green Bay, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Population, 75. Mail, daily.
De Camp Mrs P, gen store and cheese fac- tory.
Everard & Bro, General Store. Pierre Frank, hotel.
Pierre, Virlie & Co, general store, flour and saw mill.
BRYANT. A postoffice on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Langlade county, 10 miles northeast of Antigo, the seat of justice and bank location. Population, 150. Mail, daily. J. H. Gillen, postmaster.
Clegg E A, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Gillen J H, General Store and Saloon. Hutchinson S A, hotel.
Summer Miss J, music teacher. Wolrath C, justice.
BUCKBEE. A station on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, and on the south branch of Pigeon river in Waupaca county, 32 miles northeast of Waupaca, the seat of justice, and 4 from Clintonville, the location of the nearest bank. Population, 200. Mail,
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Appleton Furnace Co, charcoal burners. Bennett G P, broom handle mnfr. Gullen Fred, saloon.
Jackson R, Boarding House. Jones G W & Co, General Store. McNeil James, justice. Pronko Otto, blacksmith.
BUCK CREEK. A postoffice on Pine river, in Richland county, 7 miles north of Richland Centre, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Richland Centre and Rockbridge.
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Population, 50. Mail, daily. Mrs. E.
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Stevenson Mrs Elizabeth, General Store. Stevenson F M, saw mill. Thompson John, carpenter.
BUENA VISTA. A postoffice in Portage county, 11 miles southeast of Ste- vens' Point, the county seat and banking point, and 7 southeast of Plover, the near- est railroad station. Population, 75. Mail, daily.
Clark S, General Store. Huntley F, general store. Kramer J H, blacksmith.
BUFFALO. An incorporated city on the Mississippi river, in Buffalo county, 8 miles southeast of Alma, the seat of jus- tice and nearest banking point, and 1} west of Cochrane, the nearest railroad station. Population, 275. Mail, daily. N. Wei- nandy, postmaster.
Bandli Michael, carpet weaver.
Brandt Julius, shoemaker.
Henbsch Anton, shoemaker.
Hoefel John, Livery. Hoeft D, wagonmaker. Huber Robert, hotel and saloon.
Meunch Matthew, livery.
Mueller Simon, Blacksmith.
Schneider Joseph N, painter. Tolachek Rev (Lutheran).
BUNCOMBE. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in La Fayette county, 25 miles south- west of Darlington, the county seat, and 10 north of Galena, Ill., the nearest bank- ing point. Mail, daily. Population, 165. Exp., Am. J A. Gillette, postmaster. Carter Mary J, General Store. Robbins James M, general store.
BUNGERT. In Ontagamie county, 12 miles northwest of Appleton, the coun- ty seat and nearest banking point, and 5 from Becker, its nearest shipping point. Population, 20. Mail, semi-weekly.
BUNYAN. In Polk county, 32 miles northeast of Osceola Mills, the county seat, and 20 from St. Croix Falls, the usual banking and shipping point. Population, 12. Mail, weekly. George Craue, post- master and general store.
BURKE. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dane county, 6 miles from Madison, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 45. J. W. Berwick, postmaster.
Berwick J W, General Store, Grain, Railroad and Exp Agent. Berwick Leonard, tel agt. Gilman Henry, general store. Iverson & Heirndal, creamery.
BURKHARDT. A postoffice on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in St. Croix coun- ty, 6} miles northeast of Hudson, the seat of justice and banking point. Population, 75. Tel., W. U. C. Burkhardt, post- master.
Anderson James, blacksmith. Beer Bros, general store. Burkhardt Christian, Flour Mills. Hartmann John, hotel and saloon. Sowle G F, railroad and tel agent.
BURLINGTON. A flourishing vil- lage on the R. & S. W. div. C., M. & St. P. Ry, and on the Wisconsin Central Line, in Racine county, at the confluence of the Fox and White rivers, 27 miles southwest of Racine, the county seat, 42 southwest of Milwaukee, and 72 northwest of Chics- go. Splendid water power is obtained, but is little utilized. The industries com- prise a large flour mill, brick and tile works, a planing mill, a sorghum mill, farm implement and machine shops, & brewery and a cheese factory, and the products of the above with grain and live stock constitute the shipments. Baptist, Congregational, German Methodist Episco- pal, Catholic, Episcopal and 2 Lutheran churches, Lutheran and German Catholic schools and a public school with six teachers are sustained. The Catholics are preparing to build a church which to- gether with the parsonage, will cost in the neighborhood of $32,000. Two weekly newspapers, the Standard Democrat and the Free Press, are published, a bank is located here, and 3 hotels cater to the wants of the traveling public. It has s bonded debt of $21,000, which was voted in order to put in a water plant, and water is now secured from an arte- sinn well whose analysis proves stronger than the famous Waukesha water. AS- sessed valuation of real and personal prop- erty, $1,500,000. Stage daily to Water- ford. Population, 2,200 Tel., W. U.
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Exp., Am. and N. P. Telephone ex- change. Francis Reuschlein, postmaster.
Abbens Barney, carpet weaver.
Allen Mrs Frank, dressmaker. Banks John F, marshal. Beller Adam, shoemaker. Beller Frank, propr Western Union Hotel. Bollow Charles, carpenter.
Bower John H, physician. Brehm Barney, express. Brehm Jacob, junk dealer.
Briody Patrick, horse dealer. Buell Frederick J, hardware.
Burlington Brick and Tile Co, Edwin Brook pres. Wm Meadows sec.
Burlington Edison Electric Light Co, Hu- bert Wagner pres, John B Wagner sec. Burlington Free Press, Wm A Colby propr.
Burlington Rubber Stamp Co, Wurms Bros Proprs. (See adv, below.) Buschman & Wilbur (Benjamin J Busch- man, Frederick C Wilbur), grain. Butter Rev Nathan (Baptist). Campbell & Smith (George R Campbell, Charles F Smith), general store.
Central House,' Nicholas Gill Propr; Livery in Connection. (See adv, below.) Christien Joseph M, shoemaker. Colby Wm A, propr Free Press. Crandall Caspar L, physician. Cunningham Miss Mary, dressmaker. Damrow Rev F W (Lutheran).
Denniston Reinardy & Co (George C Den- niston, Sim M . Reinardy, Nicholas
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De Stellun Miss Alice, music teacher. Dichlofen Bernard, wooden shoes.
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Dickerman John A, cooper.
Edmonds James T, blacksmith.
Edwards Henry, blacksmith.
Eppers Henry, carpet weaver.
Finke Wm J & Co (Wm J Finke, John H Uhen), brewers.
First National Bank, Jerome I Case pres, Chauncey Hall cash.
Foltz Charles G, dry goods.
Gaffney David, horse trainer.
Geheb Christian, meat market.
Gill Jacob, livery.
Gill John P, saloon.
Gill Nicholas, Propr Central House. (See adv, p 195.)
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Goodwin Charles A, railroad and exp agt. Graham Charles S. carpenter.
Graham & Haas (Charles S Graham, An- drew Haas), carpenters.
Green S P, apiarist.
Grof J T & Co (Joseph T and Joseph T Grof jr), egg picklers.
Haas John, furniture.
Haas Rudolph J, laundry.
Haitz John & Co (John Haitz, Eugene Hall), tailors.
Hall & Ayer (Chauncey Hall, estate of M L Ayers), malt houses.
Hatch & White (Alphonso E Hatch, Lelia B White), photographers.
Held Rev Anton.
Helfrich Adolph, jeweler.
Hess Lorenz, justice.
Hicks Levi N, physician.
Hoch Joseph, mason.
Holmes Benedict, cigar mnfr.
Horn Wm, cooper. Huse Albert, cigar mnfr.
Itzen & Reuschlein (John V Itzen, Louis A Reuschlein), harnessmakers.
Jacob Rev Theodore (Catholic).
Jones Charles A, Livery, 'Bus Line, Insurance, Notary Public, Real Estate. (See adv, p 195.)
Karcher John H, sewing machines. Kayser Andrew C, saloon.
Kearney & Dyer (Thomas M Kear- ney, Joseph R Dyer), Lawyers.
Kettlehut & Perkins (Albert C Kettlehut, George Perkins), meats. Keuper Charles F. blacksmith.
Klein F G & Co (Francis G and Fran- cis X Klein), Soda Water Mnfrs. (See adv, p 195.) Kline Henry M, saloon.
La Hann Henry, physician.
Leber Bros (Louis, Charles and Anthony), blacksmiths.
Leber Gottfried B, shoemaker.
Lutterman Theodore & Son (Theodore and Otto), tailors.
McCanna C B & Co (Charles B Mc- Canna), Cheese and Butter Mnfrs.
McDowell Adam, harness.
May Nicholas, meat market.
Meinhardt Francis W, dentist.
Melcher John H, grocer.
Miller Anthony, boots and shoes.
Miller Henry, harnessmaker.
Miller Joseph J, barber.
Miller J & Son (John and John jr), house movers.
Mills Edward E, lawyer.
Mutchler Jerome, grocer.
Muth Jacob, grocer.
Newhaus Henry, apiarist.
Noblet Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Norton Franklin B, railroad agent.
Ohlendorf Wm, marble works.
Petrie Matthew S, grain.
Petrie & Co (Matthew Petrie, Richard Weygand), commission.
Pettibone Rev L A (Congregational).
Pieters Joseph, wagonmaker.
Plate Henry, saloon.
Porter Alexander, live stock.
Prasch Bros (Martin G and Frank J), drug- gists.
Prumer Miss Lizzie A, dressmaker.
Ransom Albert F, justice.
Rasch G C & Bro (Gustavus C and Wm). general store.
Rasch Wm, live stock.
Rein Wm B, blacksmith.
Reuschlein August, grocer.
Reuschlein Francis, stationer.
Rewald Henry, carpenter.
Richter Frederick, mason.
Riel Theodore, general store.
Rittenburg Chauncey W, prin schools.
Ritter Frank, mason.
Ritter Joseph, mason.
Robinson Oscar, painter.
Rohr Louis H, lawyer.
Rose John G, baker.
Rothering & Sons (Henry, Wm H and Bernard), contractors.
Runkel Miss Sophia S, dressmaker.
Runzler Christian, mason .
Schemmer Frank, general store.
Schroeder John, cattle dealer.
Schuman George, saloon.
Schwaller Frank A, musical instruments. Sheldon Hiram A. hardware.
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