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Akin B E. photographer.
Bank of Hillsborough (capital, $4,000), Wm Lind propr.
Beranek Joseph B, general store.
Bezucha Joseph, brewer.
Blackburn Thomas H, restaurant.
Bulin Joseph, saloon.
Burdick Wm L, blacksmith.
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Clark Wm, general store.
Cole Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Cosgrove James A, barber.
Crary M E, shoemaker.
Doane Isaac, cooper.
Exchange Bank (capital, $20,000), Thomas J Shear propr.
Field Albert, saw and stave mill.
Fox Elias, apiarist.
Hagenah Henry, saloon.
Hammer R & Co (Robert Hammer, Charles F Kaufman, Robert Armbruster), hdwe. Hammer & Armbruster (Robert Hammer, Robert Armbruster), insurance.
Heath Charles W T, propr Wisconsin Sen- try.
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Hillsborough Creamery Co, Charles J Lind pres, Wm Lind sec.
Hillsborough Mill Co (Mrs J Mollinger, Mrs Otto Hammer, Mrs Armbruster), flour mill.
Hillsborough Roller Axle Co, H Barney pres, E Hermer sec,
Jameson Julia, dressmaker.
Kolb John C, saloon.
Kucha Thomas, tailor.
Lemke Frederick G, harness.
Lind Edward, harness.
Lind Henry P C, general store.
Lind Opera Hall, Wm Lind mngr.
Lind Wm, general store and insurance. Linke Wm H, wagonmaker.
Mallow House, Augustus Mitchell Propr. (See adv, below.)
Mitchell Augustus, Propr Mallow House. (See adv, Sclow.)
Mitcher Andrew, furniture.
Mohs August, general store.
Moore Frank, deputy sheriff.
Pinch C J, physician.
Pinch Francis L, drugs and jewelry. Reeves H A, livery.
Shear Thomas J, general store and propr Exchange Bank.
Tracy J Frank, farm impts.
Waite Mrs L L, milliner.
Webster Lewis IN E, Pension Agent and Justice of Peace; Collections Prompt- ly Attended to and Remitted. (See adv, below.)
Wernick E V, refrigerators.
Winslow A & Son (Loring Winslow), drugs.
Wisconsin Sentry, C W T Heath propr.
Worden & Blystone (James Worden, Wm Blystone), meat market.
Zimmermann Edward, jeweler.
HILLSDALE. In Barron county, 7 miles from Barron, the judicial seat, bank- ing and shipping point. Population, 15. Mail, tri-weekly. Antoine Rollet, post- master.
Lee & Dickenson, saw and planing mill. Rollet Antoine, General Store.
HILLSIDE. In Iowa county, 15 miles north of Dodgeville, the judicial seat. and 4 from Spring Green, its banking and shipping point. Mail, daily.
HINGHAM. A post village on Onion river, in Sheboygan county, 14 miles south- west of Sheboygan, the county seat. 9 from Sheboygan Falls, the nearest bank loca- tion and 2} east of Adell, the nearest rail- road station. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Minnie Keller, postmaster.
Baldwin L H, justice.
Botzer Rev Wm (Methodist).
Bucher John, painter.
Collar L T, physician.
Delavan & Stroub, Flour Mill.
Flaig Christopher, produce.
Hill L D, cooper.
Hopeman Wm, cheese mnfr.
Ingles John, pumpmaker.
Keller Charles, general store.
Knaus G, tinsmith.
Saecker A J, blacksmith.
Tibbitts H, undertaker.
Tibbits U J, photographer.
Ulbricht Henry, General Store.
Walsh Michael, meat market.
Walsh P. hotel.
York M C, blacksmith.
HIXTON. A village on the G. B., W, & St. P. R. R., and on the Trempea-
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L. H. E. WEBSTER,
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leau river, in Jackson county, 12 miles northwest of Black River Falls, the coun- ty seat and nearest banking point. Popu- lation, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. W. E. Abbott, postmaster.
Abbott W E, General Store.
Branch L T, physician. Chase L G, notions.
Hitts W H, carpenter.
Hoffman Bros, meat market.
Hoffman W C, hotel and livery.
Johnson John, harness and shoemaker.
Jones D R, live stock.
Lyon Charles N, blacksmith.
McPhail Rev M (Congregational). Miller J B & Bro, hardware.
Oakes A. railroad, exp and tel agent.
Price HI HI, Flour Mill, Grain and Live Stock. Raas George. furniture. Schler J R, flour mill. Van Gorder S H, pumps. Waller Martin, blacksmith.
HOARD. In Sheboygan county, 16 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 5} from Cedar Grove, its ship- ping point. Mail by special supply. E. Van Dewald, postmaster, general store and cheese mnfr.
HOFA PARK. In Shawano county, 23 miles from Shawano, the judicial seat, and 8} from Seymour, the nearest banking and shipping point. Population, 57. Mail, tri-weekly. M. J. Kosmicki, post- master.
Galonska K, blacksmith.
Kosmicki MI J, General Store and Justice. Kromrai J, constable. Kryger T, general store. Neldner R, justice.
HOGARTY. On Eau Claire river, in Marathon county, 17 miles northeast of Wausau, the county seat, and 5 north- west of Aniwa, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Antigo is the nearest banking point. Stages to Wansan; fare. $1. Population, 15. Mail, weekly. John C. Hogarty, postmaster.
HOLINDALE. Iowa county. Name changed to Hollandale.
HOLLAND. In Brown county, 22 miles southwest of Green Bay, the county seat, and 3 north of Dundas, the nearest
railroad station. Kaukauna, 6 miles dis- tant, is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Dundas. Population, 175. James Quillinan, postmaster.
Boeren & Sons, saw and planing mill.
Brochtrup Henry, carpenter. Dugen John, carpenter.
Martin Arnold, Hotel.
Pekel John, hotel and shoemaker.
Penterman Wm, wooden shoe mnfr.
Quillinan James, Druggist.
Staltder John, wagonmaker.
Tenning G. mason.
Van Abel Martin, hotel.
Van den Berg B, Hotel and General Store.
Van den Berg H N. music dealer.
Van de Wetering W, carpenter.
Van Hulst John, carpenter.
Van Hulst N, millwright.
Van Lieshout J, blacksmith.
HOLLANDALE. Formerly known
as Holindale, is on the I. C. R. R., in Iowa county, 13 miles from Dodgeville, the judicial seat and banking point. Pop- ulation, 125. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. C. L. Lockman, postmaster.
Corey C T, General Store.
Dunstan J A, hardware.
Durkin John, meat market.
Hasetine & Sutcliffe, lumber.
Hendrickson Knute, grist mill.
Henninger J F, restaurant.
Holland & McDonnell, live stock.
Hollandale Band, () J Holt leader.
Holt O J, music teacher.
Johnson S, physician.
Kurth Joseph, carpenter.
Lillbury A L, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Lockman C L, Furniture and Under- taker.
McDonnell & McHatton, general store.
McHatton J D, justice.
Neishim Kunte, carpenter.
Parks & Binger, druggists.
Skinner & Co, Feed Mill and Grain.
Smith John, stone mason.
Spellman W M, general store. Thompson & Gribbner, blacksmiths. Wade G W, constable.
HOLLAND STATION. Brown county. See Askeaton.
HOLMEN. A village in La Crosse county, 12 miles north of La Crosse, the county seat, and 2 north of Midway, the
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nearest railroad station. La Crosse is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Midway. Population, 100. Mail, tri- weekly. A. O. Black, postmaster.
Black Anton O, General Store.
Christiansen C, flour mill. Daily H H, carpenter. Gunder A, meat market. Hammer Ole, saw mill and blacksmith. Holmen Creamery Co.
Kettelson John, barber.
Livingston T B, railroad agent. Monson M T, hotel.
Mowrey George P, express agent. Sjolander C A, General Store. Sjolander & Hammer, feed mill. Wall Olof, hotel.
HOLY CROSS. A postoffice in Ozau- kee county, 5 miles northwest of Port Washington, the county seat, and 3 east of Fredonia Station, on the M. & N. R. R., the nearest railroad station. Port Wash- ington is the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 30. Mail, semi-weekly.
Anzia Michael, boots and shoes. Fraser & Mohr, live stock. Marshall Joseph, grocer.
Mertz Jacob, General Store and Cheese Mnfr. Poull Peter, blacksmith. Wester Henry, saloon. Wolf Mrs C, saloon.
HOMER. A rural postoffice in Grant county, 22 miles. northeast of Lancaster, the county seat, and 6 southeast of Bosco- bel, the nearest railroad station and bank- ing point. Stages semi-weekly to Bosco- bel and Castle Rock. Population, 35. Mail, semi-weekly. Henry Maxam, post- master.
HOMEWOOD. A postoffice in Mon- roe county, 23 miles southeast of Sparta, the county seat, 4 north of Kendall, the nearest railroad station, and 12 south of Tomah, the nearest banking point. Mail, tri-weekly. Alexander McCaskey, post- master.
HONEY CREEK. A village on creek of same name and on the Wis. Central Line, in Walworth county, 16 miles north. east of Elkhorn, the county seat, and 7 northwest of Burlington, the nearest bank- ing point. Population, 135. Exp , N. P. Tel., W. U. J. A. McIntosh, postmaster. Beers John, blacksmith. Blake C A, carpenter.
Clark A F, live stock.
Drummond D, stone mason.
Drummond J D, shoemaker.
Edward S, meat market.
Foote A J, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Fraser Charles, farm impts. Gice Otto, boots and shoes.
Hubbard Rev G H (Baptist).
Kingston Wm, general store.
Kyburz F, feed mill.
McCanna C B, cheese mnfr.
McIntosh Mrs C. milliner.
McIntosh J A, General Store and Coal.
Miller F A, hardware.
Millis F, painter.
Schady John, carpenter.
Schwartz John, justice.
Sidney Rev J B (Free Baptist).
Smith Rufus, blacksmith.
Vaughn S, pumps.
Warnington Wm, live stock.
Wilbur Lumber Co.
HOPE. A postoffice in Dane county, 9 miles east of Madison, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 4} from Cottage Grove, the nearest railroad station. Mail, tri weekly.
HORICON. A village on Rock river and on the N. div, C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dodge county, 54 miles northwest of Mil- waukee, 6 northeast of Juneau, the seat of justice, and 6 southwest of Mayville, the nearest banking point. It contains a brew- ery, wagon factory, windmill factory and agricultural implement works. A news- paper, the Dodge County Reporter, is pub- lished and 4 churches are sustained. Ship- ments, grain and farm implements. Pop- ulation, 1,200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. H. B. Marsh, postmaster.
Adams Wm S, propr Dodge County Re- corder.
Anderson Mrs Susan M, milliner.
Bauer Henry F, meat market. Beck Bernhard, boots and shoes. Bossmann Henry, saloon.
Broker Wm, sewing machines. Chandler Isaac H, mufrs agent.
Clement Webster J, physician. Cottrill M S, railroad and tel agent.
Day Charles B, physician. Deierlein John L, brewer.
Derse James H, prin schools. Dietz Louis, hardware. Dodge County Recorder, Wm S Adams propr. Dowe Carl, grocer.
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Droegkamp Rev Herman (Methodist). Firehammer Charles, carpenter. Fischer John, commission. Fisher Rev W J (Methodist). Fiegul August, painter. Forbell Wilbur, mason. Forbes Frank, dentist. Freeman Martin, confectioner. Gessner Chris, creamery. Gessner Henry, propr Horicon House. Gramlow August, blacksmith.
Gramlow & Steinke (August Gramlow, Ferdinand Steinke), blacksmiths. Griswold Frank B, grocer. Groskopf Mrs John, saloon. Hart Colden A, harness. Hauff Fred, saloon. Hoemlein Julius jr, blacksmith. Holst Rev C (Lutheran).
Horicon House, Henry Gessner propr.
Horicon Light Guard Band, David Yorgey leader.
Horicon Windmill Mnfg Co, Gustav Kalies pres, H F Schultze sec. Ibde Frederick C, barber. Kammb Charles F, shoemaker. Kleist Win, grocer. Koppitsch Miss Lena, milliner.
Kretschmer Emil A, jeweler. Krueger F W A, meat market. Krueger Henry F, general store.
Krugel Eliza, dressmaker.
Kruss Herman, shoemaker. Little John, painter. Marsh H B, postmaster. Melcher Fred A, general store.
Menzel G, physician.
Menzel L Wm, physician.
Miller & Mcintyre (Herbert C Miller, James F McIntyre), Lumber and Coal. Otto Ferdinand, wagonmaker. Otto Henry, barber.
Otto Henry jr, painter. Pluck Thomas, saloon.
Podolske August, livery. Powell Roscoe R, dentist. Prenzlow Louis, lumber. Reetz Frank, saloon. lehfeld Charles W, insurance.
Hehfeid Frederick F, farm impts. Rogers Win, upholsterer.
sawyer .. Ed, Lawyer.
Schoenmann M & Co (Moritz and Samuel Schoenmanu), general store. Schultze Henry F, furniture. Schwarz Carl, tailor. Stacks John J, grain. Stolz Otto G. druggist.
streeters Storrs, Propr Winter House. Thomas John L B, general store.
Van Brunt & Davis Co, Spencer E Davis pres, Charles L Butterfield sec, mnfrs farm impts.
Van Brunt & Wilkins Mnfg Co. Daniel C Van Brunt pres, Arthur W Wilcox sec, mnfrs farm impts.
Walfrom Lawrence, saloon.
Winter House, Storrs Streeters Propr. Wood John, merchant tailor.
Yorgey John M, agt Am Exp Co. Young Nicholas, bed spring mnfr. Zedler August, carpenter.
HORN'S CORNERS. In Ozaukee county, 10 miles from Port Washington, the judicial seat, and 4 from Cedarburgh, its shipping point. Population, 150. Mail, daily. H. Schellenberg, postmaster.
Koepke F, shoemaker.
Kreuter George, wagonmaker.
Leopold I, express agent. Reinhold Miss L, milliner.
Schellenberg HI, General Store,
Cheese Mnfr and Justice.
Schubert Fred, feed and saw mill.
Steinike Frank, wagonmaker. Wollner George, saloon.
HORTONVILLE. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Outagamie county, 14 miles northwest of Appleton, the judicial seat, and 7 southeast of New London, the near- est banking point. It was settled in 1849, and now contains Catholic, Methodist. Lutheran and Baptist churches, a graded school, a flouring mill, a saw mill and a syrup factory. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 450. Charles Baake, post- master.
Arlington Hotel, Louis Jacquot propr.
Baake Charles H, general store.
Bartley Lawrence, horse breeder. Benjamin & Steffen (David Benjamin, Pe- ter Steffen), well borers.
Bigford Henry, railroad, exp and tel agt. Brown Martin, mason.
Buck Andrew, harnessmaker.
Buck Miss Anna, music teacher.
Buck Charles F, general store. Buck Herman T, insurance.
Buckman Ottomer, shoemaker.
Castleton Frederick, apiarist.
Collar Webb, saloon. Collins Louis, mason.
Davis Melvin, mason and house mover.
Dawson Josiah C, photographer. .
De Ford Rev A M (Methodist).
Diestler Albert, carpenter.
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Diestler Company (Herman and Charles Diestler). Lumber Mufrs and Builders; Dealers in Building Material. Dunn Thomas, dray.
Fountain Roller Mills, Loysen & Grootemaat Proprs.
Gansen Albert, druggist.
Gates Porter J, propr Gates House.
Gitter Wenzel, blacksmith.
Givins Miss Lizzie, dressmaker.
Graef Anton, general store.
Hagen Bros (Chris and John), meats.
Haller Adolph, hardware.
Hardacker Henry D, physician.
Hortonia House, Mrs Peter Miller propr.
Hull Irving S, millinery.
Hull James W, syrup mofr.
Jacquot Louis, propr Arlington Hotel.
Klein Frank, saloon.
Loysen & Grootemaat (Peter U Loysen, John G Grootemaat), Proprs Fountain Roller Mills.
Lyon James, grain dealer.
McMeekin James, barber. McMurdo James H, sewing machines.
McMurdo & Hodgins (Robert McMurdo, David Hodgins), stone quarries.
Miller Mrs Peter, propr Hortonia House. Mitchell Rev Wm (Baptist).
Mueller Mrs John, saloon.
Nash & McMurdo (Henry Nash, James H McMurdo), live stock.
Osgoodby Melvin, notions. Peter Conrad, furniture. Pett Rev M G (Baptist). Pett Mrs M G, music teacher.
Reineking John, physician.
Richter Michael, wagonmaker ..
Rideout Albert F, druggist. Rodgers Edward, jeweler.
I Root Wm, principal schools. Schulz Charles A, harnessmaker. Schwebs Emil, blacksmith.
Schwebs Gustav, Propr Schwebs Hotel and Livery Stable; First-Class in Everything. (See adr, below.)
Schweby' Hotel, Gustav Schwebs Propr; Everything New; Good Sample Rooms; First-Class Livery in Connec- tion. (See adv. below )
Spalding Edward, blacksmith.
Torrey Samuel, insurance.
Ulsberger Frank, saloon.
Waite Frank & Co (Frank and Horace Waite), well borers.
Walton Jesse, restaurant. Weis Albert, furniture.
Wickart Edward, meat market. -
Zuehlke Gustav, farm machinery.
HOUGHTON. Is located on the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry, in Bayfield county, 8: miles south of Bayfield, the judicial seat. and 3} from Washburn, the nearest bank- ing point. Population, 200. Mail, twice daily. Wm. Hartley, postmaster.
Babcock & Smith, quarry. Hartley Bros, Stone Quarry and Stone Saw Mill.
Prentice Brownstone Co, quarry.
HOULTON. A postoffice on the St. Crox river, in St. Croix county, 7 miles northwest of Hudson, the county seat, and & of a mile northeast of Stillwater, Minn., the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 400, Mail, daily. Albert L. La Rue, postmaster.
Dreschler W M, saloon. Fee Wm A, meat market. Fisher J. grocer. Gorriss P, saloon. Jewell O M, blacksmith.
La Rue Albert L, General Store.
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Good Sample Rooms on the Ground Floor. FIRST-CLASS LIVERY IN CONNECTION.
The Proprietor takes pleasure in this announcement, and hopes to merit a share of the Traveling Trade.
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HOWARD'S GROVE. A village on the Pigeon river, in Sheboygan county, 7 miles northwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Sheboygan. Pop- ulation, 28. Mail, daily. E. Stolzenburg, postmaster.
Abt C, shoemaker. Bartz Fred, mason.
Bodenstab Fred, justice.
Dedow M, harnessmaker. Fosterling Herman, hotel.
Frome August, saw mill.
Fuhrmann August, carpenter.
Gibbs D, express agent.
Kirckeck Henry, cheese mnfr.
Kohl W, general store. Lahr M, general store. Leahermann A, telegraph agent. Miller Henry, saw and grist mill. Mutzbaner George, hotel. Naumann Fred. carpenter. Neumeister Louis, wagonmaker. Reisch Charles, blacksmith. Stolzenburg Emil, General Store.
HOWARD'S PRAIRIE. Also known as Franklin, is in Milwaukee coun- ty, 16 miles southwest of Milwaukee, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 5 from Oakwood, the nearest rail ap- proach. Population, 20. Mail, weekly.
HUBBARD. Formerly known as Phipps, is a postoffice and flag station on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry. in Sawyer county, 5 miles northeast of Hayward, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 21. Mail, daily. C. L. Hub- bard, postmaster.
Empire Lumber Co, logs. Hall & Apple, logs. McDonald Allen, logs. Paulson George, cabinetmaker. Webb C L, Hotel.
HUBBLETON. On Crawfish river and on the C , M. & St. P. Ry, in Jefferson county, 16 miles northwest of Jefferson, the county seat, and 52 east of Waterloo, the nearest banking point. Population, 150. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. J. R. Griggs, postmaster. Bare David, apiarist. Edwards Wm, sorghum mufr. Griggs C G, general store.
Griggs J R, Justice and General Store. Griggs L C, constable. Hintz C F, shoemaker. Honziker John, carpenter. Kehone F. blacksmith.
Repstine J H, railroad, exp and tel agent. Sommerfeldt C F, cheese mnfr.
HUB CITY. A post village on Pine river, in Richland county, 11 miles north of Richland Centre, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the county seat, nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Stages tri- weekly to Richland Centre, Hillsborough and in- termediate points. Population, 115. Mail, tri-weekly. E. B. Clark, postmaster.
Clark E B & Co, General Store. Clark H G, grist and saw mill. Helt Bros, hoop mnfrs. Koch Bros, hardware. Mellewm John E, wagonmaker.
Ray & Clark, poultry.
Sprague Daniel, apiarist.
Sutton Robert, hardware.
HUDSON. Beautifully located on the St. Croix river, in the western portion of St. Croix county, of which it is the ju- dicial seat, is an incorporated city on the E. div. C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, on the R. F. br. of the same road, 331 miles north- west of Milwaukee. It contains a steam roller mill, a saw mill, a large chair and furniture factory, a cooper shop, 2 brewer- ies, a broom factory, Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Congregational and Catholic churches, good graded schools. a Catholic and high school, a hospital, 2 banks, the First National and the Hudson Savings Bank, railroad repair shops, an opera house and a music hall, capable of seating 500 and 400 respectively, water- works, an electric light plant which lights the city, and 2 weekly newspapers, the Star and Times (Rep.), and the True Repub- lican (Dem). Wheat, flour, live stock, general farm produce and lumber are shipped. The city has an excellent volun- teer fire department of 25 members, 2 hose carriages and a hook and ladder truck. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 3,000. H. F. Dinsmore, postmaster.
Addison Wm, 'bus and hack line. Andrews Win B, County Treasurer. Ansley Langdon, dry goods. Arnquist Otto W, clerk circuit court. Baker & Helms (Henry C Baker, Eugene W Helms), Attorneys-at-Law. (See ade, p 380.)
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