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GREENVILLE. A farmers' post- office in Outagamie county, 10 miles north- west of Appleton, the county seat, and 3 east of Medina, the nearest railroad station. Appleton is the nearest banking point. Mail, semi-weekly. W. G. Jamison, post- master, farmer and millwright.
GREENWOOD. A. prosperous vil- lage on Black river, in Clark county, 16 miles north of Neillsville, the county seat and bank location, and 13 sonth of Withee, the nearest railroad station. Stages daily to Neillsville and Withee. Population, 400 Mail, daily. L. W. Larson, post- master.
Alton Miss Nellie, milliner. Anderson T A, general store. Andrews George C, blacksmith. Bailey D. E, furniture.
Begley Wm HE, Hotel. Buland G L, physician. Carter Mrs F'M, milliner. Dingley & Begley, saw mill. Greenwood Creamery Assn.
Greenwood Mercantile and Mufg Co, gen- eral store and stave mnfrs.
Hartson A. A, justice. Hunt H W, general store. Johnson Henry, barber and confectioner. Peterson Erias, boots and shoes. Pfeifer Frank, meat market. Pratt E T, grocer. Schofield Robert, saw mill. Smith F M, wagonmaker. Stevens P M. barnessmaker.
Syth Thomas, blacksmith.
Thomas HI J, General Store and Drugs. White A M, hardware.
GREGORY. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste M. Ry, in Polk county, 35 miles from Osceola Mills, the judicial seat, and about the same distance from New Richmond. Population, 25. Z. R. Ayres, postmaster.
Baurman J, grocer. Herber & McCarty, Saw Mill.
GRESHAM. In Shawano county, 12 miles northwest of Shawano, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Popu- lation, 70. Mail, semi-weekly. A. G. Schmidt, postmaster.
Dudeek August, blacksmith.
Fisher Joseph, saloon. Herman G, blacksmith.
Hoffman Max, saloon.
Huhn G J, justice.
Huhn & Liethen, general store.
Mader Joseph, mason. Marx Nicolaus, wagonmaker.
Schmidt August G, General Store and Saw Mill.
GRIMM'S. A postoffice on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Manitowoc county, 14 miles northwest of Manitowoc, the county seat and nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 20. Mail, daily. Exp., U. S.
Comey O H, saloon.
Cook & Brown Lime Co. Cooney M L, saloon. Hauch Peter J, General Store. Kabat F, saloon.
GROVER. A postoffice in Marquette county, 74 miles south of Montello, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. John Foster, post- master.
Foster John, Farmer. Robichaw Charles, grist mill. Strong Lot, builder. Thompson Bros, builder.
HADLEYVILLE. On Low's creek, in Eau Claire county, 10 miles south of Eau Claire, the county seat, railroad and banking point. Stages to Eau Claire and Whitehall. Population, 100. Mail, tri- weekly. A. A. Goff,postmaster and grocer
HAGER CITY. On the C., B & N. Ry, in Pierce county, 12 miles south of
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MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
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Ellsworth, the judicial seat, and 3 from Red Wing, Minn., the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Popu- lation, 75. J. Park, postmaster.
Brown S L. hotel. Hueffner Paul, grain. Lever Nicholas. hotel.
Milton J W, railroad, exp and tel agt. Pumplin H, saloon.
Schacht Conrad R, Agricultural Impts, General Store and Grain.
Thayer R E, groceries and crockery.
HALDER. On Kennedy creek, in Marathon county, 22 miles southwest of Wausau, the judicial seat, and 9 west of Mosinee, its nearest shipping and banking point. Population, 160. Mail, semi- weekly. Josephine Heissel, postmaster.
Heissel John, Saw Mill and Grocer.
HALE. A postoffice on Elk creek, in Trempealeau county, 10 miles northeast of Whitehall, on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., the county seat, nearest banking point and railroad station. Population, 25. Mail, tri-weekly. C. M. Olson, postmaster.
Hovre Ole O, general store. Olson C M, Farmer.
HALE'S CORNERS. A post village in Milwaukee county, 7 miles southwest of Milwaukee, the county seat, nearest rail- road station and banking point. Stages to East Troy, Franksville, Caldwell and Mil- waukee. Population, 500. Mail, daily. J. Dreyfuss, postmaster.
EN Barker W W, fruit grower. Bishop Fred, saloon.
Conrad Adam, dairy.
Dryfuss Joseph, Propr Western Hotel and Justice. Haack Rev John (Lutheran).
Haly Otto, painter. Hart Joseph, mason.
Hartung Andrew, wagonmaker.
Hicks Eli, carpenter. Horn Wm, flour mill. Korber Henry, meat market.
Laudum Wm, mason. Neussel Otto, hotel. Ruehle August, blacksmith. Sale R G, physician.
Schmidt Henry, Agricultural Impts. Schuler Henry, shoemaker. Smith James, general store. Western Hotel, Joseph Dryfuss propr. Young P, harnessmaker.
Zechinato F, shoemaker. Zube Henry, General Store.
HAMBURGH. In Marathon county, 18 miles northwest of Wausau, the county seat, usual banking and shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. H. E. Voigt, postmaster.
Hasche D, saw mill. Kunze Herman, shoemaker. Matz F T, farm impts and saloon. Sellin Henry, saw mill. Voigt Henry E, Land Agent.
HAMILTON. A postoffice on Wil- low creek, in Waushara county, 16 miles southeast of Wautoma, the county seat, and 9 northwest of Berlin, the nearest rail- road station and banking point. Stages daily to Berlin, Spring Lake and Wauto- ma. Population, 25. Mail, daily. Thomas E. Decker, postmaster.
Decker Thomas E, Dairy, Black- smith and Saw Mill.
Sprague Mrs E L, music teacher. Wilcox J R, cheese mnfr.
HAMLIN. On Beef river, in Trem- pealeau county, 18 miles northwest of Whitehall, the county seat and banking point, and 3 from Eleva, the nearest rail- road station. Stages to Whitehall and Eau Claire. Population, 250. Mail, tri- weekly. R. Bowers, postmaster.
Bush S, hardware.
Hlollunger Gilbert, General Store
Howery S, blacksmith.
Jenson Knut, hotel.
Lampman A, hotel.
Odell David, hotel.
Oleson Thomas, grocer.
Readfield John, sorghum mill.
Readfield Warren, carpenter.
Rusling, flour mill.
Youman David, druggist.
HAMMOND. An incorporated vil- lage on the east div. of the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in township of same name, St. Croix county, 16 miles east of Hudson, the judicial seat, 3 west of Baldwin, the near- est banking point, and 260 northwest of Milwaukee. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 500. B. E. Grinnell, post- master.
Andress Jerome B, propr Gardiner House. Anderson Peter C, farm impts. Boothby Eugene L, physician.
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Carney Timothy J, 'bus and dray line. Cave Frank G, livery.
Cooley & Rich, Drugs and Groceries. Cummings Alexander, blacksmith. Davis James P, physician.
Davis & Co, hardware.
Dean Michael F, propr Hammond House. Deneen Dennis, shoes and groceries.
Egbert W J, ice cream saloon. Fithian Joseph B, farm implts. Fithian Mrs Sarah J, dry goods.
Francis George L, dentist. Gardiner Bros, meat market.
Gardiner House, Jerome B Andress propr. Grinnell Bert E, Druggist.
Hammond Brass Band, John Wachendorf leader.
Hammond House, M Dean propr.
Hanson Bros, hay and straw.
Havekost Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Hill & Hawkins, creamery.
Jenness Albert G, farm machinery. Johnson Melvin E, General Store. Kean Henry, feed mill. Kyes Zadok S, hardware. Lee J F, carpenter. McGovern John, general store.
McMahon John, lawyer.
Miller Edward L, furniture. Morris Cephus B, wagonmaker.
Murphy Miss Celia, music teacher. Murphy James, live stock.
O'Donnell Mrs Bridget, general store. Patterson Melvin H, house mover. Patterson Phinley L, barber. Pierce Wm, railroad, exp and tel agt. Plumb Amos, shoemaker.
Riley Patterson, carpenter.
Ring Patrick, apiarist.
Roberts Creamery and Cheese Co, Hill & Hawkins proprs. Rose Wm, grain and lime. Sabin James B, photographer. Shannon Angus, blacksmith. Smith Rev George W (Methodist). Thayer Andrew P, General Store. Thayer John, justice. Trickey Bros, masons. Wachendorf John, carpenter. Wheeler Jacob S. carpenter and mason.
White Rev Wm (Catholic). Wright Bros, hay and straw.
HANCOCK. On the Wis. Central div. N. P. R. R., in Waushara county, 15 miles northwest of Wautoma, the county seat, and 55 from Plainfield, the nearest bank location. Population, 150. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. C. W. Moors, post- master.
Erley, physician. Eubank T, hotel.
Hales B L, druggist.
Hirst W C, blacksmith.
Miner S, physician.
Moors Bros, live stock.
Moors Bros & Co, General Store and Grain.
Moors G E, feed mill.
Moors I, justice.
Ordway J, harnessmaker.
Thomas C H, justice.
Wetmore Mrs J P, restaurant.
Wiley J F, general store. Wiley O, restaurant.
Wiley W C, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Wood F C, General Store.
Yout E C, billiards.
HANERVILLE. A country post office in Dane county, 20 miles southeast of Madison, the county seat, and 5 south- east of Stoughton, its banking and ship- ping point. Population, 15. Mail, daily. J. C. Cannon, postmaster and farmer.
HANEY. A postoffice in Crawford county, 38 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 10 northwest of Boscobel, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry. the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 20. Mail, semi week- ly. C. W. Lathrop, postmaster.
Carlton Wm, mason and plasterer.
Dowling James, notary. Lathrop C W, General Store. Lathrop P A, saw mill. Taft A, carpenter.
HANOVER. A post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, at the junction of the C. & N. W. Ry. in Rock county, 8 miles southwest of Janesville, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 135. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams and Am. E. G. Brown, postmaster.
Arnold F & Co, general store. Beckman A, grist mill. Brokenhagen C, carpenter. Child F B, express agt. Damrow C, blacksmith.
Dittmer W H, carpenter.
Ehrlinger E, shoemaker.
Ehrlinger & Brown, General Store. Fechner E, shoemaker. Haight George, justice. Hanser Rev O (Lutheran). Lenz Wm & Son, blacksmiths. Luckfield C, wagonmaker.
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Scofield E J, nursery. Wilcox G B, express agt. Zienow M, hotel.
HANSEN. On the Hemlock river, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Wood county, 11 miles northwest of Grand Rapids, the seat of justice and banking point. Population, 300. Exp., Am. M. R. Hansen, postmaster.
Hansen M R, General Store, Saw Mill, Railroad Express and Telegraph Agent. Roenins & Nehling, stave mnfrs.
HARMONY. In Vernon county, 16 miles southwest of Viroqua, the judicial seat and banking point, and 8 from Genoa, the nearest shipping point. Mail, semi- weekly. T. I. Stevenson, postmaster.
Oliver Lizzie, physician.
Stevenson Wm S, blacksmith .
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HARRISON. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Lincoln county, 40 miles northeast of Merrill, the county seat. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. W. H. Bissell, postmaster.
Bissell W KI, Mngr Wisconsin Valley Lumber Co.
Gruber F J. railroad, exp and tel agent. Wisconsin Valley Lumber Co, gen store.
HARRISVILLE. A post village on the Montello river, in Marquette county, 8 miles northwest of Montello, the county .seat, and 5 east of Westfield, the nearest railroad station. Montello is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to West. field. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. M. J. Farrington, postmaster.
Blakley Ettie, music teacher. Dee Wm, cooper.
Detert Bros, flour mill.
Farrington M J, General Store.
Frank August, blacksmith.
-Guptil L S, hotel and saloon. Ranglet J A, carpenter. Schmitz Herman, furniture.
Schmitz Theodore, blacksmith. Schultz Oscar, shoemaker.
Sund Rev C (Lutheran).
HARTFORD. Is situated on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in township of same name, Washington county, 18 miles southwest of
West Bend, the seat of justice, and 37 northwest of Milwaukee. First settled in 1844, and incorporated as a city in 1883. it now contains Congregational, Methodist Episcopal, German Methodist, Catholic, Universalist, German Reformed and Lu- theran churches, 2 schools, saw and flour- ing mill, a plow factory, a turn hall cap- able of seating 350, a coffin factory and a weekly newspaper, the Hartford Press (Rep.). Pike lake, 2 miles east, supplies large quanties of ice, and the Pike Lake Ice Co. last year shipped 4 000 car loads. Bee culture is an important industry, and grain, produce, wool, live stock and bee supplies form the shipments. Telephone communication with Pike Lake. Exp., Am Tel., W. U. Population, 1,800. Charles Smith, postmaster.
Alton Michael, hotel.
Amidon Bros ( Willard Rand Ur), jewelers. Amidon Chester G, apiarist.
Anglecker Jacob A, saloon.
Arenberg Henry, saloon.
Barney Montgomery L, dentist.
Beck Julius, blacksmith.
Bergman Frederick, saloon.
Bernhart Miss Julia, dressmaker.
Blum Peter, basket mnfr.
Brink Charles L, wholesale eggs.
Butterfield I Kirk, Attorney and
Counselor, and District Attorney; Col- lections Promptly Made, Office Over Nanscawen's Drug Store.
Clifford Bros (Dennis W and John), marble works.
Coerper Bros (Edward J and George C), general store.
Crandal Bros (Otho C and Oreon B), painters.
Crandal Seneca T, apiarist.
Crowfoot Abel, flour mill.
Curphey Wm, carpenter.
Demling Christian, propr Wisconsin House Dempsey James, shoemaker.
Dennison, Jackson & Co (John C Denni- son, Dwight Jackson, John G Liver), general store
Denny Miss Lena, music teacher.
Foley Timothy, farm impts. Frey Mrs Adam, general store.
Frey Bros (Philip and John), meat market.
Gaspar House, Adam B Mueller Propr. (Sce adv, opp.)
Graham John, farm impts.
Guillaume Wm, barber. Hahn Adolph, Undertaker.
Haremberg Henry, saloon.
Hartford City Band, Wm Coerper director.
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HAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HAR 365
Hartford City Brewery, Jacob Portz Propr.
Hartford Press, J M Le Count & Son Proprs. (Sce adv, below.) Hauser Conrad, grain buyer.
Hecker Miss Bertha, dressmaker.
Heppe Engelbert, saloon.
Hess George N, hardware. Hicks Isaac, horse trainer.
Hollenstein John, baker.
Hosig Nicholas. shoemaker.
Hosterman & Batz (Mathias Hosterman, Lorenz Batz), well drillers.
Jergens Mrs Elizabeth, notions.
Johnson Charles C, druggist.
Jordan Bruno, drayman.
Kaiser Miss Bertha, milliner.
Kendall J O & Co (James O Kendall), flour mill.
Kissel Louis, hardware. Konrad Bros (August and Philip), grain elevator.
Krantz Peter, saloon.
Kroeger Herman W, barber.
Laubenstein A G & Co (Adolph G and Julia M Laubenstein), General Store, Dry Goods, Groceries and Grain.
Laverrenz Leo, mineral water mnfr. Leach Mrs Valorous, dressmaker.
Le Count James M, Real Estate.
Le Count J M & Son (James M and Frank M), Proprs Hartford Press. (Sec adv, below )
Liertz Peter J, wagonmaker.
Lohr Charles F, general store.
Loos George L, harnessmaker.
Loth Traugott, shoemaker.
McIntosh Mrs Frank, dressmaker.
Marston Samuel L, physician.
Menzel Wm, cigar mnfr.
Morgan Lyman C, justice.
Mueller Adam B, Propr Gaspar House. (See adv, below )
Mueller George, meat market.
Mueller Herman, saloon.
Munn & Co (Eli and Mrs John Munn), house movers.
Nanscawen Bros (Reginald H and Wm O), druggists.
Nehrbass Laurence, saloon.
Nehrbass Tobias, burial case mnfr.
Pierce Wm, carpenter.
Pike Lake Ice Co (James S Sanborn, Michael J Heisler).
Place Benjamin W, apiarist and glove mnfr.
Portz Jacob, Propr Hartford City Brewery.
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MRS. J. C. SUNDERLAND, PHOTOGRAPHER
OLD PICTURES of all kinds Copied and Enlarged. PORTRAITS In Oil, Water Colors. India Ink and Crayon. HARTFORD, WIS. Patronage Solicited,
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Prien Frederick, saloon. Probst Rev C (Lutheran).
Radke & Hall (John Radke, George F Hall), blacksmiths.
Rane Theodore, jeweler. Reilly Mrs B milliner.
Reynolds Frank S, druggist.
Rogers Ezra M, physician.
Rogers Frederick W, physician.
Root George W, justice.
Rowell Horace V, farm impts.
Rowell & Co (E Gilson, Dwight Rowell,
J Ross Rice, Smith M Seeley), farm impt mifrs.
Ruhl Bros (Adam J and John), painters.
Sanborn Plumer W, railroad agent.
Sawyer Hiram W, Lawyer and County Judge.
Sayes James C, saw mill.
Scheonke Miss Lena, dressmaker.
Schneider Henry, carpenter.
Schoeneich & Buckreus (Theodore Schoen- eich, John Buckreus), carpenters.
Schumann Henry H, dentist.
Schwalbe Wm, wagonmaker.
Shinner Patrick, hotel.
Smith Charles, postmaster and insurance. Stacey Alexander J, livery. Stacey Edward, livery. Stark Mrs Adam, general store.
Sunderland Mrs J C, Portrait and Landscape Photographer. (See adv, p 365.)
Taylor Henry B, livery.
Tiboosky Frank, boots and shoes.
Turner Chester, carpenter.
Turn Hall, Turn Verein proprs.
Uber Bros (Charles and Richard), tanners.
Unglaub Henry, insurance.
Voss Wm, veterinary surgeon. Werner John, blacksmith.
Westenberger Peter, furniture.
Wheelock Mrs Clara E, music teacher.
Wheelock Hiram H, apiarist,
Wilmot Frank P, book agent.
Wisconsin House, Christian Demling propr.
Wrensch & Wapp( Miss Matilda C Wrensch, Miss Barbara D Wapp), dressmakers. Zimmer Rev Nicholas M (Catholic).
HARTLAND. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Waukesha county, 11 miles northwest of Waukesha, the county seat, and 8 east of Oconomowoc, the nearest banking point. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. H. E. Salsich, post- master.
Audley T B & Son, elevator. Bau Henry, saloon.
Blitsch Jacob, tailor and barber. Burr John A, General Store. Carpenter C E, lumber.
Chapman Henry, photographer.
Davison Rev J B (Congregational).
Donovan & Schwager, blacksmiths.
Gerbensky Charles, livery.
Gorman Thomas, propr Hawthorne Hotel.
Granger W J, hotel.
Halzer M, basketmaker.
Hansen Hans, village marshal.
Hanson Frederick W, wagonmaker.
Hawthorne Hotel, Thomas Gorman propr. Jacob H, carpenter.
Jensen Jeppe, mason.
Jones Wm, well borer.
Kerr Thomas, boots and shoes.
Kerr W B H, elevator.
Krause John H, saloon.
Larson Matthew, blacksmith.
Le Roy Win, General Store.
Manigold Wm, flour mill.
Mills Frederick, jeweler.
Mount Elisha, meat market.
Nixon H BG, physician.
Norton Bros, painters.
Norton E F, gents' furnishings.
Norton Joseph I, harnessmaker.
Norton Sarah, dressmaker.
O'Brien W S, notary public.
O'Brien W S & Son, Hardware.
Olson E W, printer.
Olson H O, furniture.
Ordway Edward C, millwright.
Panberg A, saloon.
Pawling John, insurance agent.
Rea Bros, carpenters.
Robbins Addison, carpenter.
Rowell Mark jr, poultry.
Rumrill Byron J, railroad and exp agent.
Salsich H E & Co, Lumber and Così.
Simonds C W, confectioner.
Staps Fred A, general store.
Travis E A, druggist.
Warren Daniel, livery.
Załser G W, prin public schools.
HARTMAN. A postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Columbia county, 9 miles south of Portage, the county sest and nearest banking point. Population, 30. Mail, daily. J. J. Moungey, post- master.
Gray Eli, general store.
Moungey James N, Patent Medicines.
HARVEY. A postoffice in Jefferson county, 43 miles west of Jefferson, the county seat, and 2} south of Lake Mills, the nearest railroad station and banking
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point. Stages tri-weekly to Jefferson. Population, 25. Mail, tri-weekly. H. B. Smith, postmaster.
Harvey Creamery, Robert Marshall propr. Howard B S, cooper.
Marshall Robert, propr Harvey Creamery. Smith H B & Sons, Live Stock and Groceries.
HATCHVILLE. In Dunn county, 12 miles west of Menomonie, the judicial seat and banking point, and 8} from Knapp, the nearest rail approach. Mail by special supply.
Knapp & Son, General Store.
HATFIELD. A postoffice in Jack- son county, 12 miles from Black River Falls, the judicial seat, and 8 from Mer- 'llon, the nearest bank location. It is on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R. R. B. French, postmaster.
HATLEY. A postoffice on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Marathon county, 16 miles southeast of Wausau, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 40. Exp., U. S. E. O. Mitchell, postmaster. Parcher R E, general store and saw mill.
HATTON. On Little river, in Wau- paea county, 9 miles southeast of Wau- paca, the county seat, and 6 south of Weyauwega, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 35. Mail, semi-weekly. E. Dakin, postmaster.
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