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Marx Wm & Joseph, blacksmiths.
Meyer Carl, shoemaker and barber. Prien H & Co, general store.
Rolfs Henry, flour mill.
Rosebach Mrs Gertrude, druggist.
Seaman Louis, lumber and live stock.
Stricker Michael, General Store.
Trager Robert O, saloon.
Uebersezich Christian, undertaker.
Uebersezich Engelbert, saloon.
Uebersezich Mrs Mary, milliner.
Valentine John, shoemaker and grocer. Virnig A & Son, saloon and harness. Wigant B. apiarist. Wolbert George, junk.
Zehnpfenig John, justice and shoemaker.
CRYSTAL LAKE. A postoffice in Waupaca county, 8 miles southwest of
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Waupaca, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Waupaca and Saxeville; fare, 50 cents to either place, Population, 25. Mail, daily. Sumner Packard, postmaster.
Eaton W S, justice.
CRYSTAL RIVER. A village in Waupaca county, 3 miles south of Wau- paca, the seat of justice, to which point mail should be sent.
CUBA CITY. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Grant county, 28 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 11 south of Platteville, the nearest banking point. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. H. Cottingham, postmaster.
Andrew A B, barber.
Berryman Henry, lumber.
Brewer & Jeffrey, hotel.
Brown Mrs George, boarding house.
Conlon James, justice.
Conlon M, plasterer.
Conlon Philip, painter.
Cottingham Bros, General Store, Millinery and News Agents.
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Eustice Bros, general store.
Fiedler Bros, saloon.
Fusch H, builder.
Grimm Philip, shoemaker.
Harker Frank, harnessmaker.
Harker John, meat n.arket.
Hawley & Co, grain elevator.
Hendricks & Harris, general store.
Hoskins Wm, lumber and lime.
Jeffrey Bros & Blight, general store. Keiner Christ, carpet weaver. Kivlahan Bros, saloon.
Kivlahan T, feed mill. Knobe H, hotel. Lemeaux Miss, dressmaker.
Luce JO, Physician.
McFarlane Bros, druggists.
Mankey W H, jeweler.
Mitchell Thomas, blacksmith.
Mitchell Wm, wheelwright.
Nash & Co, livery.
Palmer & McBride, hardware.
Peacock Miss H, music teacher.
Reifsteck & Harris, live stock.
Richards J F, plasterer.
Schmidt J A, cooper.
Smith W T, saloon.
Stephens John, justice, railroad and exp agent.
Stephens Samuel, Printer and Tele- graph Agent. Wagner Jacob, saloon. Walsh John, builder.
Walsh & Kenney, furniture. Wilson R A & Co, general store and grain.
CUMBERLAND. On Beaver Dam lake and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry. in Barron county, 18 miles northwest of Barron, the county seat. It was first settled in 1879, and now contains 6 churches, a graded public school employing 5 teachers. 2 public halls capable of seating 500 and 400 each, a public library, a bank, 2 steam saw mills, a grist mill, a shingle mill, and a number of well stocked special and gen- eral stores, etc. A live weekly newspaper, the Advocate, is published. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,000. Thomas M. Purtell, postmaster.
Anderson Frank, meat market.
Babcock Isaac G, Physician.
Bank of Cumberland (capital, $2,500), John F Miller pres, Charles F Kalk cash.
Baxter John E, carpenter.
Beaver Dam Lumber Co, Chauncey W Griggs pres, Addison G Foster treas.
Becker Adam, confectioner.
Bennett Charles E, lumber.
Bentson & Johnson (Martin Bentson, Rob- ert Johnson), saloon.
Bigelow Frank F, jeweler and books.
Bonett C E, veterinary surgeon.
Broeflle Jacob I, general store.
Cole Mrs D H, milliner.
Commercial Hotel, Mrs S E Thomas propr. Comstock Henry S, county judge and law- yer.
Constance George I, grocer.
Corbett John, blacksmith.
Cumberland Advocate, F F Morgan edtr. Cumberland Band, Thomas Darby leader. Cumberland Milling Co, O A Ritan pres, Frank Algo sec and mngr.
Darby Thomas, shoemkr and leader band.
Decker John J, grocer. Donatelle Wm, grocer.
Doolittle Henry C, meats and justice.
Foote Charles E, dentist. Foote Mrs May, music teacher.
Frissell George, billiards.
Fuller James H, barber.
Fuller John F, general store and drugs.
Fuller Wm N, lawyer. Goodman & Corcoran (John Goodman, James Corcoran), proprs Sherman House. Hall Wm A, clothing and shoes. Helms Henry, millwright.
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Hevland Charles W, baker. Hines Mary C, confectioner.
Hopkins Wm B, physician. Hotel Cumberland, J H Kahler propr. Hughes Mathew, carpenter. Hunter Wm L, saw mill. Hyndman Mabel, music teacher. Irwin George H, stock breeder. Jacobson Peter D, furniture. Johnson Peter A, photographer. Jungblut Rev C L (Catholic).
Kahler John H, propr Hotel Cumberland. Kalk Charles F, cash Bank of Cumberland and insurance.
Kellerman August H, hardware.
Kerby Lafayette, carpenter.
Keyes David H, general store. Lonquist John, druggist. Luff George L, railroad agent. McDowell A L, painter.
Merchants' Hotel, Tewksbury & Page proprs.
Morgan Fred F, editor Cumberland Advo- cate.
Morris George, blacksmith.
Murphy Rev T F (Congregational).
O'Brien Kate, milliner.
Peabody Rev A B (Episcopal).
Pease Walter C, physician.
Peck Sidney H, mason. Purtell Thomas M, postmaster.
Ritan O A & Co (Ole A Ritan, Samuel W Hines), general store and saw mill.
Roberts Wm, saloon and livery. Schultz Clara J, dressmaker. Schultz Henry, saloon.
Schultz Wm, justice of peace. Sherman House, Goodman & Corcoran proprs.
Shipherd Henry P, tinsmith.
Shipherd H Z, justice. Stone Iver E, merchant tailor. Stone Rev John (Methodist).
Tewksbury & Page (Samuel J Tewksbury, Christopher Page), proprs Merchants' Hotel.
Thomas Mrs S E, propr Commercial Hotel. Walsh Thomas, city marshal. Waterman Fred D, livery. Wilsey Rev L A (Methodist). Wolff August, harnessmaker. Woodcock Mrs G L, grocer.
CURRAN. Jackson county. Name changed to Scchlerville.
CURRAN. A postoffice in Kewaunee county, 16 miles southwest of Kewaunee, the judicial seat, and 18 southeast of Green Bay. Mail, tri-weekly.
CURRY. A recently established post- office in Ashland county.
CURTISS. A post village on the Wis- consin Central Line, in Clark county, 49 miles northeast of Neillsville, the county seat and 8} from Dorchester, the usual banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. A. N. Virch, post- master.
Arenson Amund, hotel.
Bass A D, general store and saw mill.
Dorlhberg John, carpenter.
Hanson J M, carpenter.
Kademan Richard, mason.
Lang Herman, mason.
Maxam L L, railroad, exp and tel agent. Mechlett Henry, blacksmith.
Olson Andrew, saloon.
Virch A N, General Store, Hay and Justice.
CUSHING. A postoffice in Polk county, 20 miles north of Osceola Mills, the county seat, and 11 from St. Croix Falls, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, daily. E. A. Smith, postmaster and farmer.
CUSTER. On the Wisconsin Central Line, in Portage county, 8 miles east of Stevens' Point, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 60. Tel., W. U. H. W. Mansfield, postmaster.
Klinski Frank, produce.
Kluck Joseph, live stock.
Kokovitch Stephen, blacksmith.
Krouth A, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Lukasavage George, blacksmith.
Lukasavage J, produce.
Mansfield Henry W, hotel and grocer.
Peauria U J, grocer.
Shuartzmyer Rev J D (Catholic).
Winslow Mark, justice.
CYLON. A postoffice on Willow river and on the Wisconsin Central Line, in township of same name. St. Croix coun- ty, 28 miles northeast of Hudson the coun. ty seat, and 9 northeast of New Richmond, the nearest banking point. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 75.
Adgate L J, general store. Beebe F M, feed mill. Breckenridge H, grocer. Goodrich E, wagonmaker. Lee Thomas J, hardware.
McGrath Wm, blacksmith.
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McNamara J F, shoes. Mosher & Co, grain. Smith L A, saddler.
DACADA. A post village in Sheboy- gan county, 34 miles north of Milwaukee, 20 southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, "3 east of Random Lake, the nearest railroad station and 12 northwest of Port Washington, the nearest banking point. Population, 250. Mail, tri-weekly. M. L. Schmidler, postmaster.
Dahm Matthew, blacksmith.
Depiesse Jacob P. general store.
Grasser Nicholas, cheese manfr.
Jungers J, wagonmaker. Riesterer Joseph, shoemaker.
Schmidler J, General Store, Hotel and Furniture.
Schons Peter, blacksmith. Weller Louis, shoemaker.
DAKOTA. A village on the Mechan river, in Dakota township, Waushara county, 8 miles southwest of Wautoma, the county seat, 10 southeast of Coloma Station, the nearest railroad point, and 16 from Princeton, the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Richford and Coloma Station. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. Mrs. L. J. Crandall, post- master.
Crandall Mrs L J, Grocer and Hotel. Granise Julius, saw and feed mill. Gutsche Edward, general store. Hill V G, justice.
Roberts W L, general store. Tetslanff Herman, saw mill.
DALE. A village on the Wisconsin Central Line, in township of same name, Outagamie county, 13 miles west of Ap- pleton, the county seat and usual banking point. Population, 125. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. John Leppla, postmaster.
Bottrell Richard, justice.
Cannon Samuel, cheese mnfr.
Clemons Fred, farm impts.
Dean D W. cheese buyer. Delong W W, carpenter. Drews Albert, cheese mnfr. Grossmann August, carpenter.
Grossmann Henry, mason. Hener Wm H, carpenter and mason. Huettle Ferdinand, wagonmaker. Hurth Peter, hotel.
Lawrence Ertt, shoemaker.
Leppla John, General Store and Farm Implements.
Lobdell John, blacksmith. Mayer Joseph, notary public.
Nelson B & A, cheese mnfrs. Otis George W, saloon.
Otis W E, railroad, exp and tel agt. Schnyder Joseph, cheese mnfr. Spengler W H, general store.
Wittlinger Charles, cheese mnfr.
DALLAS. On Pine creek, in Barron county, 14 miles south of Barron, the ju- dicial seat and usual banking point, and 12 from Chetek, the nearest shipping point. Population, 75. Tri-weekly mail stage to Chetek. K. Espeseth, postmaster.
Anderson James A, flour and saw mills. Christianson Ole, shoemaker. Espeseth Knudt, General Store. Foster W S, general store.
Frening Ole, tailor.
Gilstadt & Durand, general store. Granum M O, cabinetmaker.
Hoyt Bros, wagonmakers.
Russell D A, county surveyor.
Severson Samuel, blacksmith.
DALY. On the C., M, & St. P. Ry. in Wood county, 21 miles southwest of Grand Rapids, the seat of justice and usual banking point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. H. A. Sampson, postmaster.
Balch John, cranberry grower. Cross A N, cranberry grower. Cummings Mrs C, cranberry grower. Daly & Sampson, General Store and Saw and Planing Mills.
Ingraham J E, cranberry grower. Kline Charles, cranberry grower.
DANCY. Formerly known as Hutch- inson, is a lumbering settlement on the Wisconsin Valley div. of the C., M & St. P. Ry, in Marathon county, 21 miles south of Wausau, the judicial seat, and 7; from- Mosinee, the nearest banking point. Exp .. Am. Tel., W. U, Population, 300. E. J. Welland, postmaster.
Altenburg & Stoddard, saw mill. Bampton Frank, justice of peace. Bearss F E, railroad, exp and tel agt. Dinwoodie D C. grocer. Kittleson Rev O (Congregational).
Kuoller George G, saloon and lumber. La Du Willis, grocer. Leitz August, saloon. Marion John L, general store.
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Segelke, Petty & Co, Saw Mill. Wheaton L, ties, posts, etc. Wood A J, saw mill.
DANE. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Dane county, 16 miles northwest of Madi- son, the county seat and usual banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W, U. Popu- lation, 200. M. O'Dwyer, postmaster.
Acker George, saloon. Anhalt F, Harnessmaker. Bevirri Peter, saloon.
Christman Mrs Fannie, saloon.
Clemens Bros, carpenters. Clornes Mrs J, milliner.
Coward F C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Dickart A, meat market.
Dohm W A, live stock.
Grettinger Rev M (Catholic).
Hein & Statz, windmills.
Jacobson Ole, shoemaker. Karls M B, general store.
Knuteson A, blacksmith.
Kolbes Bros, general store.
Laur Nicholas, saloon. Lockwood John, produce.
Meek George A, wagonmaker.
Moran D D, physician.
O'Dwyer M, General Store and Jus- tice.
Statz Bros, saloon.
DANVILLE. Iowa county. See Cobb.
DANVILLE. A post village on Craw- fish river, in Dodge county, 16 miles south- west of Juneau, the county seat, 1 from Elba, its railroad station, and 3 from Co- lumbus, the barking point. Population, 250. Tel., W. U. E. H. Walker, post- maeter.
Brainard Rev J C (Methodist).
Breyer C, carpenter.
Dongan L, railroad, express and tel agent. Grueneberg W, carpenter.
Henry O M, saloon.
Lang Henry, wagonmaker. Marquette A, blacksmith. Murphy E, justice of peace. Reddeman & Jaegers, flour mill.
Walker & Co, General Store, Lumber and Planing Mill.
DARBELLAY. In Kewannee coun- ty, 21 miles northwest of Kewannee, the county seat, and 20 from Green Bay, the nearest railroad point. Ahnapee is the near- est banking point Mail, daily. Joseph Wery, postmaster and general store.
DARBOY. A postoffice in Calumet county, 24 miles northwest of Clinton, the county seat, and 4} southeast of Appleton, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Settled in 1842, it contains a Cath- olic church and Catholic and district schools. Population, 400. Mail, tri-week- ly, Henry Von Vorst, postmaster.
Hopensberger Peter, saloon.
Schoell Rev M (Catholic).
Schumacher John, saloon.
Schwalbach George, justice of peace.
Van Vorst Henry, General Store. Wirtz George, cheese mnfr.
DARIEN. A stirring village on the R. & S. W. div. C., M. & St. P. Ry, in town- ship of same name, Walworth county, 9 miles southwest of Elkhorn, the county seat, and 4 southwest of Delavan, the near- est banking point. It contains 2 churches, a school, 2 elevators and a creamery. Shipments, butter, cheese, hay, oats and barley. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. E. E. Park, postmaster.
Barker Lumber Co, H E Seaver inngr.
Bassler Judson, harnessmaker.
Bassler Mrs J S, milliner.
Christie George, supervisor.
Clough Bros (Darwin P and Wm E), live stock.
Clough D P, supervisor.
Clough Wm E, town treasurer.
Cronan Jerry L, blacksmith.
Dykeman Henry, shoemaker.
Fisk John, mason.
Fogel John, harnessmaker. Frank Henry, tailor.
Gale James, carpenter. Gile D Austin, agent C, M & St P Ry.
Hastings L E, supervisor.
Heyer Miss Emma, music teacher.
Heyer J Jacob, hardware.
Hollister Lorenzo D. constable.
Horder & Reed (August H Horder, George L Reed), meat market.
Johnson Mrs Frank, physician. Johnson Joseph, assessor.
Johnson J B & Son (John B and Frank), Grain and Feed.
Johnson J J & Co (John J Johnson, B H Welch), general store.
Johnson Seth T, propr Saxton House.
Johnson & Gilbert (John B Jolin- son, John Gilbert), Baled Hay and Straw.
Jones Abijalı, constable. Lathrop George F, general store. Lindemann Charles, saloon.
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Miserez Peter J, shoemaker.
Mulks G Washington, justice. Munson Charles H, blacksmith.
Niskern Frank C, apiarist.
Odell Eugene D, justice.
Owens John H, carpenter.
Park Edwin E, postmaster.
Peebles & Gilliland (James S Peebles, Andrew W Gilliland), cheese mnfrs.
Rood J F, physician.
Saxton House, S T Johnson propr.
Saxton Isaac L, horse breeder.
Seaver Bros (James E and Rodney), gro- cers.
Seaver Horace E, mngr Barker Lumber Co.
Smith Edwin H, justice.
Starin Mrs O C, carpet weaver.
Stryker James, constable.
Thomas Lewis, mason.
Vanderhoof John M, grain and feed.
Waite Isaac N, carpenter.
Waite Lucius C, barber.
Williams David, justice.
Williams D & Co (DeLoss Williams, Riley S Young), druggists.
Winters Lorenzo D, overseer of highways. Wright Mrs Hattie, milliner.
Wright Merrick, farm impts.
Young Riley S, town clerk.
DARLINGTON. The judicial seat of LaFayette county, in the center of which it is situated, is an important station on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, 136 miles southwest of - Milwaukee, 6 southeast of Calamine, 10 northwest of Gratiot Junc- tion, and 60 southwest of Madison. Ex- cellent water power is afforded by the Pecatonica river, and the city now con- tains several large flour mills, a foundry and machine shop, 2 banks, Baptist, Meth- odist, Catholic, Congregational and Epis- copal churches, good schools and 3 weekly newspapers, the Republican, the Democrat -- Register and the Journal. The city has a fine mineral spring. Good hotel accom- modation, the Meehan Hotel being first- class in its appointments. Darlington is surrounded by an excellent farming coun- try. Wheat and live stock are the prin- cipal shipments, and land is worth from $20 to $60 per acre. Stages semi-weekly to Argyle and Monroe. Population, 1,700. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. James Driver, postmaster.
Anderson J Wesley, dentist.
Barlow P D & E G (Pheris D and Edward G), general store.
Barnes Bros (Edward T and Henry W), proprs Democrat-Register. Berglund Olaf, barber.
Blackburn. John, Justice of the Peace and Insurance ; Representing First-Class Companies; Collections
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Blair John C, physician.
Blakely Charles, blacksmith.
Bottomly Charles, drayman.
Boyle Miss Mary, milliner.
Boyle Peter, hotel.
Boyle & Collins, lumber. Breen & Schartz (John Breen, George Schartz), saloon.
Brown Henry L, propr Darlington Journal. Brown John, shoemaker.
Bruce. James H, hardware.
Buche Gustave, saloon.
Burns-Clegg Mrs Mary A, photographer.
Callahan Bros (Patrick and John), saloon. Carey Charles H, physician.
Churchill Malcolm S, jeweler.
Citizens' National Bank (capital, $50,000), James Judge pres, George F West cash. Clementson George, circuit judge.
Cone Harry J, meats.
Conley Michael, grocer.
Conley & Brooks (Patrick H Conley, Thomas J Brooks), Lawyers and Nota- ries Public; Collections Promptly At- tended to.
Connell Timothy, boots and shoes.
Cornelius Frank, furniture.
Darlington House, Joseph Proctor propr.
Darlington Journal, H L Brown propr.
Darlington Republican, J G Monahan propr. Democrat-Register, Barnes Bros proprs. Demuth John, saloon.
Dixon Mrs Charles A, milliner.
Driver Bros (Robert H and Joseph B), general store.
Driver James, postmaster.
Driver Joseph B, druggist.
Driver Josephus, tailor.
Duncan Frank C, general store.
Farmer John, saloon.
Farrington John B, general store.
Ferguson Frank L, dentist.
First National Bank (capital, $50,000), Philo A Orton pres, George S Anthony cash.
Gallagher John, carpenter.
Gilbertson Gilbert, mason.
Gleason Thomas, auctioneer. Gordon Frank, photographer.
Gray Henry H, real estate.
Gray Warren, nursery.
Green Rev Henry M (Episcopal).
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Green Zimri B, grocer. Green & Footit (Zimri B Green, Chris Footit), poultry. Guhl Chris, restaurant.
Halloran Edward, hardware.
Hamilton Robert, live stock.
Hannon Rev M (Catholic).
Harrison & Yeager (John Harrison, Charles Yeager), blacksmiths.
Hebenstreit George, carpenter.
Hofmann Matthias, furniture.
Holway Harry, livery. Hooper Walter J, lawyer.
Hotel Mcclan, John Mechan Propr; the Only First-Class Hotel in the City. (See adv, below. )
Huntington Myron L, physician.
Hurd Rev A. (Congregational).
Ingraham Nathaniel D, plasterer.
Keefe James, grocer.
Keyes J Ezra, carpenter.
Kydd Wm H, veterinary surgeon.
Lamb Frederick A, barber.
Langford Charles, barber.
Law Wilson R, notions.
Leach Thomas, dry goods.
Lee Mrs George, dressmaker.
Lewie Philip, barber.
McAllister Andrew, restaurant.
McGinley John, insurance.
McGuigan Robert, saloon. McMannis Sylvester, boots and shoes.
Mann Henry L, carpenter.
Marshall George A, Lawyer, Ab- stracter and Justice of Peace; the Only Complete Set of Abstracts in La Fayette County.
Marshall M F, Notary Public.
Martin James, city marshal.
Martin Mrs J H, milliner.
Martin & Wilson (Harry C Martin, Robert Wilson), lawyers.
Mechan John. Propr Hotel Meehan. (See adr, belowo.)
Meyers Samuel, clothing.
Miller August, tailor.
Miller Everett, grocer.
Monahan James G, propr Darlington Re- publican. Morris Wm, jeweler.
Mosher & Corey (Abram Mosher, Robert Corey), saloon.
Nash Henry C, carpenter.
Nichols Richard, livery.
O'Neil Thomas, blacksmith.
Orton & Osborn (Philo A Orton, Charles F Osborn), lawyers.
Peck Walter W, physician.
Pierce & Brooks (Charles L Pierce, Henry Brooks), meats.
Polkinghorn John, music teacher.
Proctor Joseph, propr Darlington House.
Reed John, blacksmith.
Roberts Miss Ella, milliner.
Robinson John G, feed mill.
Roy John B, hardware.
Russell Charles HI, physician.
Schreiter David, harness.
Searle T H & Co, lumber.
Smith Ashbury E, physician.
Smith Mrs Morris, dressmaker.
Stevens Ellie R, grocer.
Swearengen Edward R, R R and exp agt.
Swift John V, druggist.
Turner George W, blacksmith.
HOTEL MEEHAN (Formerly Whitman House.) .
JOHN MEEHAN, Proprietor.
RATES, $2.00 PER DAY.
The only First-Class Hotel in the City. Hot and Cold Baths. Good Sample Rooms in the House.
DARLINGTON, - WISCONSIN.
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446 East Water St., East Side Market Square, MILWAUKEE. WALL PAPERS. Telephone 318
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Van Wagenen James H, grocer. Van Wagenen & Son (Henry and Everett), druggists.
Wallis Wm B, wagonmaker. Weaver H J, drayman. Welsh & Doyle (John Welsh, James Doyle), livery. Wiegel Philip, baker. Williams Richard H, farm impts. Williams Wm N, wagonmaker.
Wilson Robert J, county judge. Woodbury Alfred C, apiarist.
Wood Robert, tailor.
Wren Michael, shoemaker.
Wunderle Frank, bottler.
Yeager Isaac, blacksmith.
DARROW. A postoffice in Jackson county, 17 miles northwest of Black River Falls, the county seat, and 6 northwest of Merrillon, the nearest railroad station. Black River Falls is the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, semi-week- ly. John M. Pattridge, postmaster.
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