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EUREKA. A thriving village in Winnebago county, 17 miles southwest of Oshkosh, the county seat, 4 west of Wau- kau, the nearest railroad station, and 7 from Berlin, its banking point. Stages to Omro and Berlin. Telephone connection.
Population. 246. Mail, daily. L. E. Chapelle, postmaster.
Allen Edmund, cooper. Austria & Dahlke, flour mill. Chapelle L E, Druggist.
Floyd & Hockney, cheese and butter.
Judd Rev R J (Methodist).
Loope T E. physician. McGoorty Wm, saloon. McLaughlin W G, hardware.
Matterson A. General Store.
Rounds M J, barber. Timann C E, blacksmith. Walpot A H L, furniture. Wendt Carl, boots and shoes.
EUREN. A postoffice in Kewaunee county, 18 miles northwest of Kewaunee, the county seat, and 9 west of Ahnapee, the nearest shipping and banking point. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. Michael Bottkol, postmaster.
Bank John, constable. Barta Joseph, miller.
Bottkol George & Bros, Saw and Flour Mill and Cheese Mufrs.
Gigot J B, notary and justice.
Grimmer J P, music teacher.
Herrick J, wagonmaker.
Lafortune J A, Physician.
Looze A J, notary.
Vliesel Emil, blacksmith.
EVANSVILLE. Incorporated as a village in 1871 and reincorporated 8 years later, is an enterprising village in the northwestern portion of Rock county, on the C. & N. W. Ry, 22 miles south of Madison, 12 northwest of Hanover Junc- tion, 16 northwest of Janesville, the coun- ty seat, and 105 southwest of Milwaukee. Amongst the principal industries may be mentioned the large pump and wind-mill works, carriage and wagon manufactory, tack works, creamery, flour mill, etc. There are also 5 churches, a good graded school, a seminary, a bank and a public hall capable of scating 500. Three weekly newspapers, the Enterprise, the Tribune and the Review, are published, and are ably edited and popular sheets. Live stock, tobacco, butter and cheese, hides and farm produce, with the products of the afore.
mentioned mills and factories, comprise the shipments. Stages daily to Fulton, Cooksville and Edgerton. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,700. P. C. Wilder, postmaster.
Antes Robert M, printer.
Antes & Smith (Wm H Antes, Solon J Smith), furniture.
Anthony John E, dentist.
Apfel Mrs Catherine, carpet weaver.
Backewstoe George A. painter.
Baker F A & Co (F A Baker, Edward Sargent), hardware.
Baker Mnfg Co (capital, $100,000), L M Mygatt pres, Wm S Smith sec, pumps and wind-mills.
Ballard E J, jeweler.
Ballard J M, constable.
Bank of Evansville (capital and surplus, $50,000), L T Pullen pres, George L Pullen cash.
Barnard E D & Sons, leaf tobacco.
Beebe Lewis B, dentist.
Bemis Asa D, grocer.
Benney & Herbert (J H Benney, H E Her- bert), hardware.
Bigelow W F & Co, farm impts.
Blakeley Evander, harness.
Blass John, baker, books and stationery.
Bowen Thomas W, blacksmith.
Brewer L C. propr Evansville House.
Brink & Fessenden, farm impts.
Brittingham & Hixon, lumber.
Brodrick Mathew, livery and deputy sheriff.
Budlong Clara, notions.
Bullard Elmer & Co (Elmer and A D Bul- lard), live stock and grain.
Burk Wm, painter. Calkins Judson W. grocer.
Campbell & Son (Byron and Wm), meats. Carman W W, stage line.
Carpenter Wm H, coal, grain and stock.
Central House, Wood & Kendall proprs.
Clifford Isaac D, blacksmith.
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Cnare Godfrey, tailor. Coles S HI & Co, drugs.
Combs E E, photographer.
Commercial House, Joshua M Owen propr.
Conine Charles, crockery and confectry.
Cook J C & Sons, flour mill.
Copeland Miss S L, milliner.
Cummings & Clark (C E Cummings, W J Clark), dry goods. ION.
Dooley Wm T, auctioneer.
Enterprise, C A Libby Editor. (See adv, opp.)
Evans Dr John M, druggist. Evans John M jr, physician.
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Evans & Son (John and John A), wagon- makers.
Evansville Creamery.
Evansville House, L C Brewer propr.
Evansville Lumber Co, W M Davis mngr. Evansville Mnfg Co, Caleb Snashall mngr, tacks.
Evansville Mercantile Assn, G F Spencer pres, V Holmes sec, general store.
Evansville Publishing Assn, Hon M V Pratt Pres, Publrs Enterprise and Tribune. (See adv, below.)
Evansville Seminary, J E Coleman prin. Fielder E H, barber.
Finnane D F, auctioneer.
Franklin F A, painter.
Gettle L HI, prin public school.
Gibbs Allen F, painter.
Gillman Ray, clothing.
Greatsinger Daniel, blacksmith.
Greatsinger Mrs Olivia J, milliner.
Griffin Ransom, groceries and notions.
Gunn Mrs Sarah A, milliner.
Hamner Rev Wm (Free Methodist).
Hanover Major, painter. Higley H W & Sons, veterinary surgeons.
Holister Charles A, railroad agent.
Hoxie I A, propr Review.
Johnson John H, barber.
Lamont Alfred, concrete walks.
Lee Caleb E, harness.
Libby C A, Editor Enterprise and Tribune. (See adv, below.)
Libbey Wm, carpenter.
Libbey & Wolf, meat market.
Lucas Thomas E, veterinary surgeon.
McEwen M, driving park.
McGee's Hall, Wm & George McGee proprs. Mckinney Mrs Mary A, dressmaker. Martin Rev R N (Baptist).
Maxon Mrs Sarah E, dressmaker.
Monsheu Henry, harness.
Morgan Joel W & Co, carriage mnfr.
Owen Joshua M, propr Commercial House. Phillips W R, lawyer and justice.
Plaisted George S, shoemaker.
Potter Homer & Son, undertakers.
Pratt Martin V, Storage and Pro- duce.
Quivey Wm L. physician.
Reed George H, druggist.
Review, I A Hoxie propr.
Richardson Anthony, barber.
Roberts Wm P, physician.
Ross Wm, supt public schools.
Runmeill George, leaf tobacco.
Schofield Rev J (Congregational).
Sherger Mrs Jennie, milliner.
Shurrum Theodore, mason.
Simons Harley N, lawyer.
Smith Charles M, physician.
Smith & Eager (W S Smith, Almeror Eager), leaf tobacco.
Smith & Son, coal, wood and ice.
Snashall Albert, carpenter.
Snow Bemen F, carriage painter.
Spencer Charles H, boots and shoes.
Spencer G F, physician.
Spencer Henrietta, photographer.
Stair Theodore F, physician.
Stevens Rev W W (Methodist).
Stevens & Co, grain.
Taggart Almon I, jeweler.
Tolles F W, real estate, ins and justice.
Tribune, C A Libby Editor.
Van Patten & Morse, meat market.
Wainright Henry, painter and paper- hanger. Wilder N D, cigar mnfr.
Winston Fred, express agent. Winston John H carpenter. Wood Wm H, shoemaker.
THE ENTERPRISE.
EVANSVILLE, WIS.
C. A. LIBBY, - Editor and Manager.
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EVANSVILLE PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION.
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Wood & Kendall (C E Wood, N J Ken- dall), proprs Central House. Woodbury Ryland F, general store. Young Frank C, livery.
EVERGREEN. In Door county, 3} miles east of Sturgeon Bay, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point, Daily stage, with mail, to Sturgeon Bay; fare, 25 cents. Population, 40. George Pinney, postmaster.
Dixon L, soldering wire. Knudson Hans M, carpenter.
Ornamental and Forest Tree Grower, J J Pinney publr. Pinney C C, florest. Pinney George, Grocer and Nursery. Pinney John J, publr Ornamental and For- est Tree Grower.
EXCELSIOR. A village on Knapp's creek, in Richland county, 20 miles south- west of Richland Centre, the county seat, and 16 northwest of Muscoda, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Mnscoda and Boaz, and semi- weekly to Soldiers' Grove. Population, 300. Mail, daily. John Brown, post- master.
Campbell Wm, meat market. Coates J T, physician. Commercial House, W McDougal propr.
Dosch Mrs E, Dressmaker. Ellsworth M D, saw mill.
Ford Rev John (Methodist). Hamilton C S, hardware.
Jones H H, wagonmaker.
Jones J D, hotel.
Larson Ole, shoemaker.
McDougal W, propr Commercial House. Mckinney J S, Furniture. Rosemeyer M H, harness.
Ross Bert, barber. Ross O, physician. Smith Edward, General Store. Stratton A. M. flour mill. Tate W W & Co, general store. Washburn B F, general store. Wright J C, physician.
EXILE. In Pierce county, 18 miles east of Ellsworth, the county seat, and 12 from Durand, the nearest banking and shipping point. Wm. H. Person, post- master and farmer.
Dryer M & Co, saw mill. Partridge & Co, saw mill. Rockwell & Co, saw mill.
FAIRCHILD. A village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Eau Claire county, 33 miles southeast of Eau Claire, the coun- ty seat and 9} from Augusta, the nearest banking point. Population, 800. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. J. Ewald, postmaster.
Anderson Bros, blacksmiths.
Arnold Ralph E, druggist.
Biddlecom G & M, barbers.
Bonnat Z P, saloon, { mile s w.
Calkins Charles B, meat market.
Cole E G, physician.
Cole Vinton, painter.
Ewald J, Justice and Insurance Agent.
Fairchild House, G W Yakom propr. Foss Edward, railroad and express agent. Foster Nathan C, saw and planing mill.
Foster N C & Son, General Store.
Hewitt H M, hardware. Hobart James jr, constable.
Johnson Sever, shoemaker.
Kimmel Henry, wagonmaker.
King E A, physician. Mckinney Samuel, hotel.
Marvin J C, lawyer and insurance agent.
Peterson Peter, cabinetmaker.
Price W T, cigars.
Rivard J M, general store.
Stahl Wm, grocer.
Straight Wm, jeweler.
Walsh Walter, telegraph agent.
Yakom G W, propr Fairchild House.
FAIRFIELD. A village on Turtle creek, in Rock county, 15 miles southeast of Janesville, the county seat, and 4} northwest of Darien, the nearest railroad station. Clinton is the usual banking point. Stages daily to Janesville and Emerald Grove. Population, 40. Mail, daily. H. A. Loomer, postmaster.
Coney & Coney, butter mnfrs. Kane D L, blacksmith.
Loomer Harvey A, General Store and Insurance.
Rokenbrodt J, feed mill.
FAIR PLAY. A village in Grant county, 30 miles southeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 5 northeast of East Dubuque, Ill., the nearest railroad station. Dubuque is the nearest banking point. Stages, daily to East Dubuque and Platte- ville; fare, 50 cents and $2, respectively. Population, 100. Joseph Murray, post- master.
Allison Robert, hotel and justice. Doyle Mrs Margaret, general store.
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Murphy John P, saloon and justice. Murray Joseph, Farmer. Smith H R, notary and insurance.
FAIR WATER. A post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Fond du Lac county, 26 miles west of Fond du Lac, the county seat, and 9} southwest of Ripon, the nearest banking point. Telephone connections. Population, 125. Mail, daily. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. B. J. Wikker- ink, postmaster.
Baitise John, Carpenter
Bock G A, hardware.
Brown John H, groceries and notions. Dohne Wm, saloon.
Hildebrandt G, saloon.
Jackson Rev R K.
Koehler & Vedder, grain.
Laper John, flour mill.
Little C M, pump mufr.
Loechelt Wm, blacksmith.
McCune R K, wagonmaker.
Naab Peter, railroad, exp and tel agent. Stelter G, cheese mnfr.
Wikkerink Benjamin J, General Store.
Zelmer Wm, shoemaker.
FALL CITY. A postoffice on Mud creek, in Dunn county, 13 miles southeast of Menomonie, the county seat, and 3 north of Meridian, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Stages tri-weekly to Menomonie; fare, 40 cents. Population, 60. Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. J. Yates, postmaster.
Bradford G H, blacksmith. Vanness J M, flour mill.
Yates Wm J & Vanness, General Store.
FALL CREEK. A flourishing village on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Eau Claire county, 12 miles southeast of Eau Claire, the county seat and usual banking point. It contains a flouring mill and a saw and planing mill, operated by power obtained from Fall creek. Two churches and a district school are sustained. Population, 500. . Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. C. J. Lissack, postmaster.
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Bartz Bros & Zempel (August and Gustav E Bartz, Daniel M Zempel), genl store. Baumbach Rev Carl (Lutheran). Boerger Rev Fritz (Lutheran). Boernke Mrs E T, hardware. Boernke Herman A, photographer. Brueske Ernst, barness.
Brueswitz Ferdinand, flour mill.
Faber Henry, propr Lincoln Valley House. Friedrich Rev W J (Lutheran). Gessner Gus, saw mill.
Haase Albert, blacksmith.
Hackett Bradley H, principal schools.
Haeske Gustav, carpenter.
Harke Julius, saloon.
Harke Mrs J, dressmaker.
Kromrey Fred W, farm impts.
Kunz Herman, meat market.
Leidiger Wm E, live stock.
Lincoln Valley House, Henry Faber propr. Lindenthaler Bros (George and Philip S), saloon.
Lissack Charles J, Postmaster, No- tary and Town Clerk.
Mittelstadt Mrs Augusta, propr St Charles House. Niebuhr Wm, furniture.
Polinske Gustav, carpenter.
St Charles House, Mrs Augusta Mittelstadt propr.
Schultz Albert, barber.
Schwartz Rudolph, carpenter.
Shulz Louis, saloon. Siegler August, general store. Stolp Gottlieb, ice dealer.
Stolp Herman J, farm impts.
Stolp Wm, live stock.
Thiel August, saloon.
Ventzke Albert, Hardware.
Voechting Bros (Frederick and Ernest A), blacksmiths.
Weiss Charles, shoemaker.
Williams Leon E, railroad and'exp agent. Williams Thomas E, physician. Wise & Niebuhr (Stephen Wise, Wm Niebuhr), general store.
Zempel & Swanke (Gustav Zempel, Her- man Swanke), saloon.
Zenke Mrs Eliza, dressmaker.
Zetzman Julius E, justice.
Zetzman J A & Co (Jule A Zetzman, Stein & Levy), general store.
Zetzman Mrs J E, milliner.
Zimmerman Herman J, saloon.
FALL RIVER. A station on the C .. M. & St. P. Ry, in Columbia county, 23 miles southeast of Portage, the county seat, and 3} north of Columbus, the nearest banking point. Population, 275. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. G. P. Stanton, post- master.
Baily O C, Physician. Battle A M, shoemaker. Bender H M. farm impts. Bywater Miss, milliner.
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Chattelle L A, carpenter. Foster John, live stock.
Hicks John, hotel.
Hollaway & Sanders, flour mill.
Lashler G S, grocer.
Loomis W, harness and wagonmaker. Martin M W, farm impts.
Miller George, carpenter.
Newnham H, railroad, exp and tel agent and lumber.
Prime O B & Co, general store.
Rice George D, contractor and lumber.
Russell Z B, grocer.
Seewin & Foster, creamery.
Sharp Rev Thomas (Methodist). Shinville A, blacksmith.
Sizer & Son, blacksmiths.
Smith F L, barber. Smith J A, wagonmaker.
Smith Lewis, hotel and livery.
Stanton George Stationery, Notary, Justice and Collection Agent. Sweet Rev N L (Baptist).
Taylor C A, constable and live stock.
FANCY CREEK. A postoffice in Richland county, 104 miles northwest of Richland Centre, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the judicial seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly.
Saltman Wm, general store.
FARMERS' GROVE. A farm-house postoffice in Green county, 12 miles north- west of Monroe, the county seat, and 7 from Monticello, the nearest shipping and banking point. Mail, semi-weekly. Ezra Blumer, postmaster.
Blumer Ezra, Farmer and Holstein Cattle Breeder.
Blumer & Co, cheese mnfrs.
FARMHILL. In Pierce county, 16 miles from Ellsworth, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Population, Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. H. Young, post- master.
Chidester Z, saw mill.
Roder N, saw mill. Roth Louis, carpenter. Shoeder J N, blacksmith.
Weif S, carpenter.
Young Win II, General Store.
FARMINGTON. A post village in Jefferson county, 114 miles northeast of Jefferson, the county seat, 4 from Helen- ville, the nearest railroad station, and 9
south of Watertown, the nearest banking point. Population, 50. M. L. Piper, postmaster.
Bauer Emil, feed mill.
Concord and Farmington Cheese Co.
Hoeft Wm, blacksmith.
Hungerford H E, music teacher.
Mansfield G C, creamery.
Mohr John, mason.
Moore H. sorghum mnfr.
Piper M L, Lawyer.
Schofield A & Co, coopers.
Weber C L, saw mill.
FARR'S CORNERS. A farmers' postoffice, in Columbia county, 25 miles southwest of Portage, the county seat, and 4 from Prairie du Sac, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. J. L. Farr, postmaster.
FAYETTE. In La Fayette county, 8 miles northeast of Darlington, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 70. Mail, semi-week. ly. E. L. Worrell, postmaster.
Abraham Charles, hotel and justice.
Abraham Dr C, druggist.
Calahan Dr A, druggist.
Fisher O M, blacksmith.
Henry Martin, wagonmaker.
Hunt J C, saw mill.
Le Barron Rev (Methodist).
Martin George, constable.
Richards O M, carpenter.
Worrell E L, General Store.
FAYETTEVILLE. A post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Walworth county, 6 miles north of Elkhorn, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 75. Exp., Am. W. H. Coombe, postmaster.
Coombe W II, General Store, Railroad and Express Agent. Foster Jay, justice of peace. Harris & West, butter and cheese.
Peck C J, lumber and grain. Voss August, blacksmith.
FELLOWS. On the C. & N. W. Ry. in Rock county, 11 miles northwest of Janesville, the judicial sest, and 5} from Evansville, the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. W. J. Whitmore, postmaster.
Turner Watson, grain and live stock.
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FENNIMORE. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Grant county, 12 miles northeast of Lancaster, the county seat. Settled in 1846, it contains a steam flouring mill, a creamery, a weekly newspaper, the Times, a bank, 4 churches and a district school. Stages tri-weekly to Mt. Hope, Mt. Ida and Millville. Population, 800. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. W. J. Wright, postmaster.
Allen John C, furniture.
Bailey Abner B, physician.
Baxter C H & Son (Charles H and George H), general store.
Biederman Bros (Wm and Leonard), ma- chinists.
Biederman & Ruchti (Leonard Biederman, Henry Ruchti), saloon.
Billig Charles V, live stock.
Billig H C, dentist.
Bohl Wm, veterinary surgeon.
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Comstock Wallace M, railroad and exp agt. Crouch & Govier (John Crouch, George Govier), saloon.
Curtis John, carpenter.
Doan John E, harness.
Dyer George W, druggist.
Earl Wm, carpenter.
Fennimore House, S W Rogers propr. Fennimore Times, F L Howe propr.
Farnham Mrs Addie, drugs.
Fritsch Louis, shoemaker.
Fritz Peter, saloon.
Gelvin James, grain and live stock.
Gilbertson Peter C, furniture. Gravenbrock Ed, harnessmaker.
Griffith John, blacksmith.
Gulliford Farley, restauraut.
Hampton Henry H, meats and groceries. Hawley Theophilus C, grain. Hayes Lafayette, carpenter.
Hinn Bros (Charles P, Joseph and Chris), flour mill.
Hinn, Hilderbrand & Co (Charles P Hinn, George F Hilderbrand), general store. Howe E L, propr Fennimore Times. Jewel Edward, meat market.
Johnson Miss Josie, dressmaker. Lathrop Win E, general store.
Lewis Henry B, Propr Lewis House; First-Class Accommodations.
Lewis House, H B Lewis Propr; Trav- eling Trade Solicited.
Linton Wm, blacksmith.
McDermott Thomas E, physician.
McDowell C Lucien, wagonmaker.
Miller Jacob, carpeuter.
Niehaus Benjamin, wagonmaker.
Peterson & Gunderson (Thomas Peterson, George Gunderson), general store.
Pickard Daniel O, physician.
Pickard Mrs D O, milliner.
Richards Guy, livery.
Roach & Perkins (Frank Roach, Thomas Perkins), hardware.
Rogers & Morse (Joseph Rogers, Amos Morse), livery.
Rose Wm H, cooper.
Sarles John, lumber.
Scanlon John J, lawyer.
Snider John, live stock.
Stephens Ward, saloon.
Stevens Joseph, barber.
Weaver Wm, shoemaker.
Weber Albert, jeweler.
Weber Louis, boots and shoes.
Whiting D J Rev (Methodist).
Willison Charles A, banker.
Wright W J, Confectioner and Photo- grapher.
FENTON. In Ashland county, 1 mile from Cornell, its station on the Wis. Central div. N. P. R. R., and 35 miles southwest of Ashland, the judicial seat. Population, 50. Exp., N. P. G. L. Rogers, post- master.
Winchester, Kingsbury & Co, Saw Mill.
FERRYVILLE. A village in Craw- ford county, on the Mississippi river, and on the C., B. & N. R. R., 23 miles north of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 8 east of Lansing, Iowa, the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Freeman; fare, 50 cents. Population, 40. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Wm. Davis, postmaster.
Adams David C, boarding house.
SE Davis Wm, Justice.
Henderson Henry, general store.
Olson Joseph S, general store.
Swan E E, railroad, express and tel agent. Thompson Thomas T, hotel.
FIFIELD. Is located on the south fork of Flambeau river, and on the Wis- consin Central Line, in township of same name, Price county, 14 miles north of Phillips, the judicial seat. It is in the center of the lumbering district of North Wisconsin, as well as being surrounded
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The Popular I Line to the
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by good lands for farming purposes, is steadily increasing in wealth and impor- tance, and contains Catholic and Methodist churches, a graded school, a bank, a public hall with a seating capacity of 600, and an ably edited weekly newspaper, the Advo- cate. Ties, lumber and tan bark are shipped. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Pop- ulation, 700. Johnson Tarr, postmaster.
Anderson John A, shoemaker.
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Beaulne Philip, saloon.
Birtels John, town treasurer.
Brosnan Miss Anna, county supt schools. Brosnan John, livery.
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