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BAKER & HELMS,
Attorneys-at-Law,
HUDSON, - WISCONSIN.
Practice in all Courts.
Ball Allen, shoemaker. Balsam A & Son (Amos and James P), shoes.
Barney Rev John A (Catholic).
Bartlett John E, plasterer.
Bashford & Disney (John M Bashford, Charles A Disney), lawyers.
Beard Thomas, furniture.
Beggs Wm, boots and shoes.
Bench Joseph, clothing.
Bevier Jacob, painter.
Birkmose C J & Co (Christian J Birkmose, Gunerius Roising, Elias S Larson), gen- eral store.
Bishop Mrs H S, bird dealer.
Blichfeldt O P, general store.
Borge John, saloon.
Bowron Mrs Clara, dressmaker.
Boyden Philo Q, druggist.
Bradford Samuel J, Attorney-at Law.
Bradley Wm C, hog breeder.
Brown Robert, painter.
Brunswick House, Isaac Flett Propr. .
Bunker James A, General Insurance and Justice of Peace.
Burnley Rev Charles T (Presbyterian).
Butler Miss Maggie, dressmaker.
Caldwell Wm V, dry goods.
Campbell & Schwarm (James H Campbell, Adolph J Schwarm), barbers.
Carroll Patrick H, chief of police.
Carroll Terence, barber.
Central House, John A. Moe propr.
Champlin Horace D, livery.
Chapin Hall House, Rufus Farr Propr. Christiana House, Ole Christianson propr. Christianson Ole, propr Christiana House.
Cline George D, Propr True Republi. can. Coon Calvin P, meat market. Coon Daniel W, dairy.
Corbally Mrs J E, dressmaker.
Crandall Lorenzo, mngr Farmers' Co-oper ative Union.
Crary Edward, insurance agent.
Crosby Henry W, fruits.
Cross Charles A, stenographer.
Crowe Wmn H. books.
Dailey James G, dairy.
Day Charles L, sheep breeder.
Denniston Charles Y, Real Estate. Loans and Abstracts.
Dinsmore Henry F, postmaster.
Dinsmore Robert, insurance.
Dinsmore & Karras (Robert Dinsmore, Al- bert Karras), farm impts.
Dinsmore & White (Robert Dinsmore, De- los M White), insurance.
Dippo Mrs Elizabeth A, milliner.
Drolsum Elling, propr Merchants' Hotel.
Egloff Bros (Frank V and Wm A), cigar mnfrs.
Evans Wm S, justice.
Evans & Co, general store.
Farmers' Co-operative Union, Lorenzo Crandall mngr. grocers.
Farr Rufus, Propr Chapin Hall House. Finegan Mrs Emma L, dressmaker.
Firemen's Library.
First National Bank (Capital and Surplus, $75,000), John A Hubbard Pres.
D C Fulton Cash, J B Goss Asst Cash. Fletcher Mrs W C, milliner.
Flett Isaac, Propr Brunswick House. Frear James A, lawyer.
Fulton David C, cash First Natl Bauk.
Fulton D C & Co (David C and Marcus A Fulton), real estate.
Fulton Marcus A, whol teas, etc.
Gibson Rev George (Episcopal).
Glover John E, land and lumber.
Goodwin Mrs Sarah W, dressmaker.
Goss J B, asst cash First Natl Bank.
Grant Brothers (Wm M and Benjamin L). fruit growers.
Graves John, live stock.
Graves John W, cattle breeder.
Greene Garry L, flour mill.
Gridley Mrs L J, boarding house.
Hall Alfred W, feed mill.
Hansen Christian, blacksmith.
Hanson Charles C, saloon.
Hanson Chris, boarding house.
Hanson Louis, carpenter.
Harding Frank D, books and auctioneer.
Harrington Joseph H, hardware. Harris Andrew, propr Oleson House.
Hatch Wm B, grocer.
Heggen John J, tailor.
Helt L B, painter and bill poster.
Henning & Jaggar (John O Henning, Henty B Jaggar), drugs.
Bicycles.
All kinds and Prices. Second-Hand Wheels for Sale, Catalogues Free.
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OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES SANITARIUM
FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
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DR. IRVING D. WILTROUT, Founder,
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A Private Winter and Summer Resort Exclusively for the Treatment of
Diseases of the Brain and Nervous System,
Including Nervous Diseases of Children, Nervous Prostration, Neurasthenia, Motor and Sensory Affections, as well as all forms of Hysteria, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections, Chorea, Locomotor Ataxia, Sciatica, Etc.
Gynæcological Cases taken when Complicated by Nervous Derangement.
MILD CASES OF MENTAL DISEASE,
As those addicted to the OPIUM, CHLORAL and ALCOHOL Habits; and such other forms of Mental Disorder that are Positively Curable. WE DO NOT TAKE EPILEPTICS. Patients properly Classified.
ALL FORMS OF TREATMENT EMPLOYED. Plain, Electric, Russian and Turkish Baths, Massage and Swedish Movements, all forms of Electricity.
ELEGANT PARLORS. FINE GYMNASIUM. TRAINED NURSES.
All Apartments Elegantly Furnished; Electric Belis, Improved Elevator, Perfect Hot and Cold Water System; Ventilated by a Steam Fan; Heated by Hot Water.
TERMS REASONABLE.
For further information, address
IRVING D. WILTROUT, M. D.,
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HUD AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HUD 383
Hilyard & Mills (James Hilyard, Alvrado S Mills), poultry breeders.
Hochstein A & J (Anton and Joseph), saloon.
Hoffman Deitrich, grocer.
Holmes Z G, music teacher.
Holmes Orville, gunsmith.
Hosford & Young (George R Hos- ford, Theodore F Young), Flour and Feed.
Howard Timothy, saloon.
Hubbard John A, pres First National Bank.
Hudson Furniture Co, Calvin R Coon pres, James B Martin sec and treas.
Hudson Savings Bank (capital, $25,000), Alfred Goss pres, Alfred J Goss cash.
Hudson Saw Mill Co (capital, $75,000), Julius G Ingram pres, George P De Long sec.
Hudson Star and Times, Byron J Price publr.
Humbird John A, lumber mnfr.
Humphrey Herman L, Attorney- at-Law.
Hyslop .James W, Clothier and Mer- chant Tailor.
Hyslop Samuel, wagonmaker.
johnson Frederick, meat market.
Johnson J S & Co (John S Johnson, Ernest E Gatchell), druggists.
Johnson Samuel C, physician.
Johnson W J & Co (Wm J John- son, Calvin R Coon), Livery. (See adv, below.)
Jones Harvey, printer.
Jones Jeptha E, insurance.
Jones Jerome B, farm impts.
Jones J E & Bros (Jeptha E, Horace W and Henry), notions.
Karras A & Co (Albert Karras), harness.
King Charles F, physician.
Kinney Andrew J, lawyer.
Kircher Peter, contractor.
Ladies' Library Association.
Lake View House, Thomas Mona- han Propr.
Larson Augustus P, cooper.
Lee Rev G H T (Lutheran).
Leister Frank, boots and shoes.
Leslie Rev Robert (Baptist).
Lewiston Charles, county clerk.
Lichtstern Bernhard, clothing.
Linden August, saloon.
Linn Peter P, junk dealer.
Lowe Grover S, musical instruments.
Lucks J J & Son (John J and Oscar J), grocers.
GEORGE RIEDEL,
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HUDSON, - WIS.
W. J. JOHNSON & CO.,
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Livery, Sale AND. Boarding Stable
A very Large Stock, and Rigs of all kinds Furnished Promptly.
Barn on Third St., rear of Chapin Hall House, HUDSON, WISCONSIN.
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McClellan James A, capt ferry boat.
Mccutcheon Wm, cattle breeder.
McDiarmid Wm H, cattle breeder.
McDonald Mrs Alexander, boarding house.
McGuire Bernard, propr ferry boat.
McIntire Harvey E, physician.
McNair Mining Co, J A Wilson pres, George W La Pointe sec. Maguire Frank, saloon.
Malmgreen Andrew, carpenter.
Martin Charles, plasterer.
Martin George W, cattle breeder.
Menkey Louis T, druggist.
Merchants' Hotel, Elling Drolsum propr.
Meyer Joseph, junk dealer.
Miner Charles, veterinary surgeon.
Moe John A, propr Central House.
Moelter Nicholas, propr St Croix House.
Moffatt John S, lawyer.
Monahan Thomas, Propr. Lake View House.
Montman Wm, brewer.
Mosier Miss Lovilla, supt schools.
Moss Thomas F, photographer.
Mules John, ice.
Munson George S, horse breeder.
Nelson John B, saloon.
Nelson Martin, painter.
North Lemuel, real estate.
Odenwald Charles, carpet weaver.
Olds Oliver H P, broom mnfr.
Oleson House, Andrew Harris propr.
Olish Peter S. carpenter.
Oliver Wendel Holmes Sani- tarium, Irving D Wiltrout, M D, Propr. (See adv, p 381.)
Olund Emil. mofr hoop machinery. Olund Mrs Emll, music teacher. Opera Hall, Wm H Crowe propr.
Otis Alvin H, wagonmaker.
Otis & Son (Wm M and Frank P), hard- ware.
Palmer Moses P, grocer.
Park Hotel, C A Pearley propr.
Pearley Charles A, propr Park Hotel. Penman James, cistern builder. Peterson Olof W, jeweler.
Phipps Win H, land commissioner C, St P, M & O Ry.
Price Byron J, publr Hudson Star and Times.
Randall George, justice and insurance. Reid Ray S, county judge. Richardson Alvin D, cattle breeder. Riedel George, Lager Beer Brewery. (See adv, p 383.) Roe Reuben S, agt C, St P M & O Ry. Roe Samuel & Co (Samuel Roe, Wm H H Crowe), grocers.
Rusch Julius, milk.
St Croix House, Nicholas Moelter propr. St Croix Valley Band, Charles McDowell leader.
Scott & Semple (Miss Sarah L Scott, Mrs Cora Semple), dressmakers.
Silliman Dwight, physician.
Simmons Horace M, veterinary surgeon.
Skousgard Christian, saloon.
Slater George, Furniture.
Slater & Hunt (George Slater, Simon Hunt), undertakers
Smith Julius S, Furniture and Un- dertaker.
Spooner John C, lawyer.
Streeter Elias A, general store.
Strong George, county surveyor.
Taylor Horace A, propr Electric Light Plant.
Tresidder Rev John (Methodist).
Trieb Henry, harness.
Trudell Frank, barber.
True Republican, George D Cline Propr.
Warner Frank M, drayage.
Warner Wm W, musical instruments.
Watson Miss Sarah, milliner.
White Delos M, creamery.
White Miss Grace E, stenographer.
Whitten Melgar, dentist.
Widmeyer Andrew, barber.
Williams Thompson E, hardware.
Willow River Milling Co, John Comstock pres, John R Agnew sec.
Wilson Joseph W, register of deeds.
Wiltrout Irving D, Mayor and Propr
Oliver Wendel Holmes Sanitarium. (See adv, p 381.) Wingender John H, dentist.
W CTU, restaurant.
Wood Wm, gardener.
Woodman Edward E, sec C, St P, M & O Ry.
Yoerg Louis, brewer. Young Theodore F, sheriff. Zimmerman Albert, saloon.
HUILSBURGH. A village in Dodge county, 15 miles east of Juneau, the coun- ty seat, and 3} north of Rubicon, the near- est rallroad station. Hartford is the near- est banking point. Population, 55. Mail, tri-weekly. Peter Fleury, postmaster.
Batz Charles, lumber mufr. Bernit D, carpenter. Fleury Peter, Boots and Shoes. Frey John, cheese mafr. Gallasch Bros, founders. Keefer M, blacksmith.
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Krahn A, wagonmaker. Quandt F F, farm impts. Steiner M, cheese mnfr. Thielke August, general store.
HULL. A postoffice in Portage coun- ty, 6 miles northeast of Stevens' Point, the seat of justice, shipping and banking point. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. Frank W. Muzzy, postmaster.
Muzzy Frank W, Grocer. Vaughan A, feed mill. Wadgigh M, saw mill. Walkush A, saloon.
HUMBIRD. On Hall's creek and on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, in Clark coun- ty, 17 miles southwest of Neilsville, the county seat, and nearest banking point. Population, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. Alderman, postmaster.
Alderman Albert, Grocer and Sta- tioner.
Austin M, shoemaker.
Boovran & Watters, saw mill. Carbino Henry, grocer.
Chaffee A L, harness.
Clark W H, insurance agent.
Clinton Dewitt, photographer. Crandall G W, general store.
Gloden Mathew, saloon.
Hartman H, blacksmith. Hein V, flour mill. Hohn Julius, saloon. Houghton E P, notary.
Hubbell A W, mason.
Kendt Gustav, wagonmaker.
Simons F .J, Hardware. Sires O D, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Sparks H A, constable.
Travis Charles B. furniture. Webster B, hotel and livery. Zimmer P, shoemaker.
HUMBOLDT. Brown county. See Schiller.
HUNT. Dunn county. Name changed to Red Cedar.
HUNTING. A postoffice on the M., I. S. & W. Ry, in Shawano county, 26 miles southwest of Shawano, the county seat. Clintonville is the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, daily. L. A. Bessey, postmaster.
Bessey L A, Real Estate. Opperman Bros, general store.
Turner Bros, saw mill. Wisconsin Furnace Co, charcoal mnfrs.
HURLBUT. In Crawford county, 36 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 10 northwest of Boscobel, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Mail, semi-weekly. Population, 50. Hurlbut J R, grocer.
HURLEY. Is located on the west bank of the Montreal river, on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, and on the Wis. Central Line, in the extreme eastern portion of Ashland county, 41 miles southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat, and 350 northeast of Milwaukee. The Montreal river at this point is the dividing line be- tween the States of Wisconsin and Michi- gan, and directly across the river is the town of Ironwood, Mich. Since it was platted in 1882, the growth of Hurley has been phenomenal and it is to day one of the foremost business centres in the iron mining district. There are several large iron mines in the immediate vicinity. The town is well laid out, is lighted by gas and electricity, has a well equipped fire depart- ment, an excellent system of water works, large and commodious brick and stone business blocks and handsome residences, good schools, 2 banks, telephone exchange and 2 weekly newspapers, the Montreal River Miner and the Gogebic Iron Tribune. It also contains a brewery, boiler shop, and a machine shop. Lumber and iron ore are largely shipped. Exp., N. P. and U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 2,500. Mail, daily. F. B. Hand, postmaster.
Adams John, saloon.
Agnew Andrew J, hardware.
Albin Paul, saloon.
Alcazar Theater, Charles F La Clair propr.
Alexander Alexander, saloon.
Alexander George A, justice.
Audi John, saloon.
Backus Joseph, saloon.
Barbre Henry, confectioner.
Bartasso John, confectioner.
Bartlett Joseph S, saloon.
Bartley & Adams (John M Bartley, Wm D Adams), saloon. Beaupre Wm, oculist.
Becker Jacob A, meat market.
Becker Philip, Propr Hurley Brew- ery, 6th ave. (Sce ade, p 387.) Bernhard Philip H, druggist. Betta Lonis, saloon.
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Bigler Herman, brewers' agent. Bistiul Andrew & Co (Andrew Bistiul, Charles Clements), blacksmiths. Blackburn James, justice.
Boriin Matts, saloon.
Brill & Langdon (Louis Brill, Robert Lang- don), dry goods.
Brown George J, barber.
Burton House, George H Hopper Mngr. (See ade, opp.)
Bushwell Sophia B, physician.
California Wine House, John B Langlois Propr, Silver.
Carlson & Peterson (Magnus Carlson, An- ton Peterson), saloon.
Catanio Joseph, confectioner.
Charbonneau Emanuel, machinist.
Chittenden Elmer, painter.
City Hotel, Wm Hanna propr.
Clegget W S, barber.
Corey Wm C, dentist.
Crocker Charles F, saloon.
Darrow & Lucia (Wm H Darrow, Wm Lucia), grocers.
Day Frederick D, general store.
Dion J T, physician.
Douglas Arthur, mngr W U Tel Co.
Downs Miss L N, milliner.
Doyer & Cusino (John Doyer, Patrick Cu- sino), saloon.
Duffy Frank, barber.
Duffy Henry, saloon.
Evans Albert B, photographer.
Fadden Frank, saloon.
Fedler & Loftus (John C Fedler, Peter J Loftus), clothing.
Finnegan Thomas, propr Lake Shore Hotel. First National Bank ((capital, $50,000), Joseph Sellwood pres, W A Burt cash. Fohrman Miss Gertie, milliner.
Fow Charlie, laundry.
Fontana Anton, saloon.
Freolo Martin, saloon.
Gallagher & Yande (Edward Gallagher, Adolph Yande), saloon.
Germania Iron Mining Co (capital, $1,000,- 000), E A. Hayes pres, W P Lyon jr sec. Gogebic Development Co, A J Trimble genl mngr, iron miners.
Gogebic Electric Light Co, C W Woelflen supt.
Gogebic Iron Tribune, Frank B Hand publr.
Gogebic Telephone and Electric Co (capi- tal, $25,000), A J Trimble pres, W B Roberts sec.
Gowdey & Goodell (David C Gowdey, Samuel. D Goodell), publrs Montreal River Miner.
Guest James, surveyor.
Hand Frank B, pubir Gogebic Iron Tri- bune.
Hanna Wm, propr City Hotel.
Harkins George W, saloon.
Harrington C C T, tailor.
Harrison Sarah, dressmaker.
Hedman Ole, saloon.
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Herchenbach Frank, saloon.
Heyman Albert, clothing.
Higgins Charles J, railroad agent.
Hirschheimer Henry, clothing.
Hobday Wm A, physician.
Hohmann & Voigt (Wm F Hohmann, Louis Voigt), hardware.
Holm & Swanson (Nels Holm, Nels Swan- son), saloon.
Hopper George : HI, Mngr Burton House. (See ado, opp.)
Hotel Lloyd, Hans O Sevenson propr.
Hurley Brewery, Philip Becker Propr, 6th ave. (See ade, opp.)
Hurley Cornet Band, Moses Copple Idr.
Hurley Opera House, John R Means mngr.
Iron Exchange Bank (Capital, $25,- 000), J C Reynolds Pres, W S Reynolds Cash (State Bank, Incorporated 1885), Silver.
Jackson Thomas R, painter.
Jacobson Mrs Clara, jeweler.
Johnson Andrew, saloon.
Johnson & Paulson (Samuel Johnson, Wm Paulson), meat market.
Johnson & Sampson (Matt Johnson, John Sampson), saloon.
Jussen & Trier (Benjamin E Jussen, John H Trier), cigar mnfrs.
Keenan John J, saloon.
Keilty Thomas, saloon.
Kelly Edward H, physician.
Keon Lizzie, notions.
Kerr Saddlery Co, Thomas L Kerr Propr, Harness Mnfrs and Livery Stable, cor 4th ave and Copper.
Kostelink Joseph, shoemaker.
Kuturini Fred, confectioner.
La Clair Charles F. propr Alcazar Theater.
Lake Shore Hotel, Thomas Finnegan propr.
Lamb Willard W, Landscape Photo- grapher, Silver. Lambrix Michael, boilermaker.
Langlois John B, Propr California Wine House, Silver.
Larkin & Murphy (Thomas Larkin, John Murphy), barbers.
Larson Minnie, dressmaker.
Lee Sing, laundry.
Lefevre Joseph O, saloon.
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THOMAS BARDON, Proprietor.
GEO. H. HOPPER, Manager.
Hurley Brewery.
PH. BECKER, Propr.
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SIXTH AVE., - HURLEY, WIS.
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MORRIS & GILL, Proprietors.
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Near Burton House, Hurley, Wis.
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Lennon John H, insurance. Lennon & Lennon (Michael E and Patrick G), lawyers.
Levanduski Michael F, tailor.
Lewis Casper, saloon.
McConnell Hardware Co, Hugh Richards pres, Richard L McConnell sec.
McDuffie Howard C, furniture.
McGeehan Michael G, propr Transit Hotel. McHale Martin C, saloon.
Mckenzie Thomas S, agent N P Exp Co. McNeil Daniel P, saloon.
McNeil & Bushnell (Linton McNeil, Thomas H Bushnell), lawyers.
Maccain Cirillo, saloon.
Means John R, mngr House.
Hurley Opera
Michan John F, tailor. Miller Charles, saloon.
Molino Joseph, saloon.
Montreal River Miner, Gowdey & Goodell Publrs.
Moore Thomas, restaurant.
Morris Thomas, overseer highways.
Morris & Gill (Thomas Morris, Robert M. Gill), Livery, Copper. (See adv, p 387.) Mullins Patrick, saloon.
Musiel Peter J, carpenter.
Niebuhr Frederick, bottler.
Oates Nicholas, saloon.
Ojo & Hill (John Ojo, August Hill), sa- loon.
Olson & Norene (Otto Olson, Algot No- rene), saloon.
Orr Frank D, dynamite.
Ossela & Pianfatti (James Ossela, Jolin Pianfatti), saloon.
Ozello James, saloon.
Paeske Charles E, general store.
Paeske Ernest C, flour and feed.
Paeske Paul H, confectioner.
Pautzke & Thomas (Ernest C Pautzke, Griffin Thomas), barbers.
Pence && Snider Development Co, A J Trimble genl mngr, iron miners.
Perrin Wm, saloon.
Perron G S & Co (Godias S Perron, John Lalond), saloon.
Peterson & Forset (John Peterson, Ole Forset), saloon.
Peterson & Swanson (Gus Peterson, Alfred Swanson), saloon.
Potter Wm T, general store.
Power Samuel J, physician.
Ragan Bros (Michael W and John R), furniture.
Rappe Charles F, carpenter.
Redpath & Beveridge (James Redpath, F D Beveridge), saloon.
Reible Celestin, news dealer.
Riatacio Domenico, confectioner.
Richter Charles H, dentist.
Rinke Julius, carpenter.
Ross Robert & Son, contractors.
Rubat Jolin, saloon.
Schoenleber Christian, grocer.
Schweb Charles, blacksmith.
Scott & Stafford (George Scott, Frank Stafford), saloon.
Sevenson Hans O, propr Hotel Lloyd.
Shumway Wm J, insurance.
Sleight & Foster (Richard Sleight, George C Foster), lawyers.
Slender Julius A, tailor.
Smith Lester C, physician.
Smith & Knowles (Nellie A Smith, Lennie Knowles), dressmakers.
Snyder Frederick W, saloon.
Souther John I, assayer.
Staver C F & Co (Charles F Staver, W E Boyington, Vernon P Atwell), lumber. Sullivan Bros (Philip and Owen), saloon.
Swanson & Beckstrom (Samuel Swanson, Henry Beckstrom), saloon.
Thal Mrs Jette, clothing.
Thomas & McCabe (Austin H Thomas, M F McCabe), druggists.
Transit Hotel, Michael G McGechan propr.
Turner Henry A, physician.
Ullman J & Co (Joseph, Amelia and Daniel Ullman), live stock.
Walter Wm & Bro (Wm and Jacob), meat market.
Water Works Co, J C Price supt.
Wetzler Max & Louis, meat market.
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