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Whitman A C Co, A. H Hollister pres, A C Whitman sec, druggists.
Whitson Alexander, saloon.
Wilcox Walter, jeweler.
Winslow Wm, jeweler.
Young Franklin M, railroad agent. Zinda Joseph, saloon.
HURON. A postoffice on the Yellow river, in Chippewa county, 30 miles from Chippewa Falls, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 12 from Boyd, the nearest shipping point. Stage weekly from Boyd. Population, 30. Mail, semi- weekly. D. H. McElmurry, postmaster.
McElmurry D H & W J, Mafrs of Lumber, Shingles, Dimension Stuff, Etc.
HURRICANE. In Grant county, 6 miles southwest of Lancaster, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly. Duncan & Brinkman, general store.
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HUSTISFORD. A village in Dodge county, 9 miles southeast of Juneau, the county seat, and 6 southwest of Woodland, the nearest railroad station. Watertown is the nearest banking point. Rock river furnishes power utilized by flouring mills. Stages daily to Woodland. Population, 500. Mail, daily. F. H. Matthes, post- master:
Boling Robert, jeweler. Bramer Henry, harness.
Brensicke August, wagonmaker.
Deline F, saw mill.
Dehne Wm, flour mill.
Dornfeld E. cheese mnfr.
Grunigen E V. cheese mofr.
Guetchow Carl, harness.
Hustisford House, Henry Nienow propr. Karrach Otto, blacksmith.
Kellenbenz George, meats and cattle dir.
Koch John F, flour mill. Koehler Rev Ph (German Lutheran).
Kuntz Henry, wagonmaker.
Leitzke Bros, general store.
Matthes F && Co, General Store. Mechelke E, wheel mnfr.
Mertens F, contractor and builder.
Neider Wm HI, justice.
Neumann Gustav, barber.
Nienow Henry, propr Hustisford House. Pflantz H, meats and cattle dealer.
Plageman HI, physician.
Radlaff Wm, clothing.
Randell & Tripplett, Farm Ma- chinery and Wind-Mills. Rex Henry, druggist.
Roeseler August, hardware.
Roethke August, shoemaker.
Schmidt F, meats and cattle dealer.
Schmidt Theo J, blacksmith.
Schultz Fred, stone mason.
Seifert Ludwig, contractor and builder. Seitz Wm, justice.
Steinborn F, furniture.
Vogeler & Blumenberg, blacksmiths. Zilisch E F, General Store. Zilisch E G, hardware. Zillsch F, furniture.
Zwicky John, cheese mnfr.
HUTCHINS. A country postoffice in Shawano county, 40 miles northwest of Shawano, the county seat, 12 northeast of Birnamwood, the nearest shipping point, and 18 from Antigo, the nearest banking point. Mail, seml-weekly. Population, 20. Frank Wood, postmaster.
Cottle, physician.
Matton Mnfg Co, hotel, saw mill and gen- eral store.
Peterson Peter, constable. Shernick Joseph, justice. Wood Frank, General Store.
HUTCHINSON. Marathon county Name changed to Dancy.
HYDE'S MILLS. A village on Mill creek, in Ridgeway township, Iowa coun- ty, 14 miles northeast of Dodgeville, the county seat, and 9 from Arena, the usual banking and shipping point. Stages tri- weekly to Arena. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. Bertha A. Pinfold, postmas- ter.
Collins R, carpenter. Fee Ole, shoemaker.
Jones Thomas J, blacksmith.
Pinfold Bertha A, Milliner.
Pinfold F J, general store. Reese John, flour and feed mill.
Roberts Frank, stock buyer.
Rowe Rev (Congregational). Ruggles Mrs, music teacher.
INDEPENDENCE. A thriving in- corporated village on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Burnside township, Trempea leau county, 6 miles southwest of White hall, the county seat, and 8 northeast of Arcadia, the nearest banking point. It contains 2 water power flouring mills, a brick yard, Presbyterian, Catholic and Norwegian Lutheran churches, a good public school, a library, and two weekly newspapers, the Independence News (Ind.) and the Ware (Prohib) ; both are ably edit- ed papers and enjoy a good circulation. The village has an efficient and well equipped volunteer fire department. Water works, and recently a Catholic school, have been built. Wheat, barley, hay and live stock are shipped. Stages semi-weekly to Gilmantown. Population, 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Mrs. David Garlick, postmaster.
Babynski Rev (Catholic).
Boutch Albert, farm impts.
Bramwell Thomas J, confectioner.
Brethauer Bart, jeweler.
Broadfoot Alexander, physician.
Cilley D C, sorghum mill.
Cooke Samuel P, blacksmith.
Coy E S, meat market.
Danuser & Liver (Leonard E Danuser, Anton W Liver), hardware.
Elstad Bros (John and Math), saloon.
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Garlick Mrs David, postmaster.
Garlick Miss Dora, dressmaker.
Garthus Amund, general store.
Getts H E & Co (Henry E Getts), general store.
Grau Emil, broommaker, 3 miles w. Hanson Henry, general store.
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Independence Hay Co (John Sprecher, N D Comstock, Thomas Thompson).
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Independence Water Works, F E Shappee pres.
International House, George L Lintz propr.
Jewett J P & Son (Joseph P and Harry), livery.
Kidder Jesse, stone quarry.
Larson & Huff (Simon Larson, Ole Huff), blacksmiths.
Lintz George L, propr International House. Lockway Michael, grain.
Markham George H, cattle breeder.
Markbam's Hall, W E Markham propr.
Markham Wm E, restaurant.
Markham & Simpson (George A Markham, Charles G Simpson), Proprs Independence News and The Wave. (See ado, below.)
Myers S M & Co (Silas M Myers), Flour Mill. (See adv, below.)
Pratt James, live stock .
Reed James H, grocer.
Rumpel's Hall, Nicholas Rumpel propr. Rumpel Nicholas, saloon.
Runkel John W, furniture.
Scholz Mrs Susan, variety store.
Shappee F E, railroad and exp agt.
Shappee Mrs.F.E, milliner.
Short Charles, harness.
Sprecher John, Grain, Baled Hay .. Farm Implements, Lumber and Private- Exchange.
Sprecher & Schaefer (John Sprecher,. Henry Schaefer), lumber.
Taylor James C, druggist and justice.
Thompson Thomas, general store.
Toreson Robert, barber.
Torgerson Chris, saloon.
Tubbs Mrs Belle, milliner.
Tubbs Frank, horse dealer.
Wave The, G A Markham Editor,. Markham & Simpson Proprs. (See ado, below.)
Wickham Andrew T, stone quarry.
INDIAN FORD. A village on Rock river, in Rock county, 10 miles northwest of Janesville, the county seat, and 2} south. of Edgerton, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 250: Stages to Edgerton and Evansville; fares, 10 cents and $1 respectively. Mail, daily .. George Lackner, postmaster.
Call John C, wagonmaker. Casson T B, flour and feed mill.
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Flour, Feed, Bran, Shorts, Corn Meal, Graham, Etc. INDEPENDENCE, WISCONSIN.
THE INDEPENDENCE NEWS.
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And has the Largest Circulation of any Paper in the County.
TERMS, $1.50 PER YEAR. Write for Advertising Rates.
It is Independent in Politics and Advocates a Reduction in Tarif. General and Local News. One of the Best Advertising Mediums in the State.
FINE JOB OUTFIT IN CONNECTION.
GEO. A. MARKHAM, Editor. MARKHAM & SIMPSON, Proprs.
THE WAVE.
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CIRCULATION, 3,000 .. Published Saturday Mornings.
TERMS, $1.00 PER YEAR. Fine Advertising Medium.
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Lackner George, General Store. Rogers Edward, blacksmith.
INGRAM. On the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry, in Chippewa county, 50 miles northeast of Chippewa Falls, the judicial seat, and 35 from Phillips, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Population, 75. Mail, daily. Gignon L. saloon. Nevin A W, saloon.
INLET. In St. Croix county, 30 miles northeast of Hudson, the county seat, 5} south of Clear Lake, the nearest railroad station, and 18 northeast of New Rich- mond, the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Emerald and Clear Lake. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. E. Kingman, postmaster.
Abbertson John, blacksmith. Gray J P, carpenter. Harmon F B. justice. MAnight I N, Stage Line. Means L, justice.
Miller A, carpenter.
INTERWALD. The postoffice for a farming community, in Taylor county, 16 miles northeast of Medford, the county seat, and 14 from Chelsea, the nearest rail- road station. Mail, weekly. Henry Voss, postmaster and farmer.
IOLA. A post village in Waupaca county, 12 miles northwest of Waupaca, the county seat, and 4 north of Scandina- via, the nearest railroad station. Waupaca is the nearest banking point. Population, :300. Mail, daily. J. C. Johnson, post- master.
Andrews F C, barber. Anson Harry, hotel. Dale Dr George, drugs. Frogner Bros, wagonmakers. Gunderson P C, shoemaker.
Hagen C E. shoemaker. Helgeson HI P, dentist. Hoyard O P, general store. Hunn J C, general store. Hunn O & Co, general store.
Johnson .J C, General Store and Drugs. Nelson & Morrison, cheesemakers. Norby Hans. pumps. Parks Wm R, photographer. Robinson Rev James (Methodist). - Taylor Bros, meat market.
Taylor R B, livery .-
Thompson Thomas, general store. Torbenson C, general store. Weinmann A, Furniture and Under- taker. Wipf J & Co, saw and flour mill. Wrolstad John O, saw mill.
IPSWICH. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in La Fayette county, 20 miles west of Darlington, the judicial seat, and 4 from Platteville, the nearest bank location. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 25.
IRMA. Formerly called Marietta, is on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Lincoln county, 13 miles from Merrill, the seat of justice and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am ._ Population, 100. S. C. Stewart, postmaster.
Brotz Theodore, saloon. Kennedy B, saw mill.
Munro H B, saw mill. Stewart S C, Railroad, Express and Telegraph Agent. Sullivan & Co, general store.
Trombley Louis, blacksmithı.
IRONBELT. On the W. C. div. N. P. R. R., in Ashland county, 40 miles southwest of Ashland, the judicial seat. Population, 400. Exp., N. P. C. S. Wray, postmaster.
Barker Nat, carpenter. Edgar Thomas, constable. Green H, clerk. Iron Belt Mining Co.
Jackson J C, general store. Logan House, Frank Logan propr. Mc Vichie D, supt Iron Belt Mining Co. Miller C W, physician.
Savage Patrick, saloon.
Shea D E, justice.
Wray C S, Cashier Iron Belt Mining Co.
IRON MOUNTAIN. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Hubbard township, Dodge county, 9 miles northeast of Ju- neau, the county seat, and 5 south of Mayville, the nearest banking point. Stages in winter to Mayville; fare, 50 cents. Population, 75. Mail, daily.
Moc Mrs E IN, General Store. Winters Metallic Paint Co.
IRON RIDGE. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Hubbard township, Dodge county, 47 miles northwest of Mil- waukee, and 19 east of Junesu, the county
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seat. Mayville, 7 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. H. Flemming, postmaster.
Berends Peter, farm impts.
Brandt Herman, wagonmaker.
Flemming Herman, Creamery and General Store.
Gacdeke Ferdinand, carpenter.
Gluesser Ed, telegraph agent.
Gottsleben F E, railroad and exp agent. Hohler Gottfried, boots and shoes.
Jahr Ernest, live stock.
Kloeckner Jacob, saloon.
Otto Jacob, harnessmaker. Peacock M B H, grain elevator. Reinke Herman, tailor.
Roberts D M, grain elevator. Roberts R W, notary public.
Rodlin Frank, blacksmith. Rohlinger P. general store. Rohlinger P D, hotel and farm impts. Stuessor Christian, Hardware. Voelkner Ferdinand, hotel.
IRON RIVER. A postoffice on the N. P. and the D., S. S. & A. R. R.'s, in Bayfield county, 18 miles from Bayfield, the judicial seat. Population, 30. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Francis Lore, post- master.
Brooking W H, railroad, exp and tel agt. Lore Frank, Boarding House. Pettingill G L, general store. Pettingill J A, restaurant.
IRONTON. A village on the Little Baraboo river, in Ironton township, Sank county, 24 miles northwest of Baraboo, the county seat, and 2} south of Lavalle, the nearest railroad station, and 7 from Reedsburgh, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Lavalle; fare, 25 cents. Population, 300. Mail, daily. E. Blakes- lee, postmaster.
Andrews Samuel, boots and shoes.
Andrews & Co, general store. Balentine Wm, mason. Beeson John L. saw mill.
Blakeslee E & N G, General Store. Blanchard Orin C, furniture. Blanchard W HI, harness. Bundy J, livery. Casy Mrs John, milliner. Crook Peter, hardware. Dennett Alonzo, physician.
Fitzgerald James R, druggist.
Fitzgerald Mrs J, propr Ironton House.
Gray L G, apiarist.
Iron Mountain Ore and Furnace Co, Francis Burne mngr.
Ironton Flour Mill. Ironton House, Mrs John Fitzgerald propr. Loughney Wm, blacksmith.
Macy Thomas J, builder.
Mathews Wm & Son, general store. Osborn John, meat market. Pickering Ozro, carpenter.
St John Charles, livery. Smith J W. constable.
Steele Rev John (Methodist).
Sutton & Houzlik, dressmakers.
Thornton Richard, carpenter.
IRONWOOD. On Red Cedar river, in Barron county, 25 miles northeast of Barron, the judicial seat, and 9 northeast of Rice Lake, on the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry., the nearest shipping and banking point. Semi-weekly mail stage to Rice Lake. Population, 200. Joseph Love- land, postmaster.
Loveland Joseph, General Store. Signor Henry M, guide.
IRVING. A village on Black river, in Jackson county, 9 miles southwest of Black River Falls, the judicial seat, near- est banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Andrew Davis, postmaster.
Buttom Myron, hotel.
Davis M E, druggist. Hale Carter, blacksmith. Jones R& C, General Store.
Kunes Sebastian, general store.
ITHACA. On Willow creek, in Rich- land county, 7 miles east of Richland Cen- tre, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 5 from Twin Bluffs, the nearest shipping point. Daily stages to Richland Centre and Cazenovia. Population, 60. Mail, daily. C. W. Davis, postmaster.
Benbow B, cooper. Davis C W, General Store and Cream- ery. Freeborn, Son & Co, nursery and apiary. Hatch C A, apiarist. Jaquist John, hotel. Kollman F B, flour mill.
Powers A J, sheep breeder.
Shaw J R, justice.
Spickard J S & Son, general store. Spyker HI HI, blacksmith.
Statser John, carpenter.
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IVES' GROVE. In Racine county, 10 miles west of Racine, the judicial seat and banking point, and 4 from Franksville, the nearest railroad station. Population, 40. Mail, tri-weekly. James F. Green, postmaster.
Green James F, General Store. Hansen John, blacksmith. Jones Thomas, mason. Lugg James, carpenter.
IXONIA. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Jefferson county, 20 miles northeast of Jefferson, the county seat, and 7 southeast of Watertown, the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. T. Winger, post- master.
Bubb George, saloon.
Hoft Wm, shoemaker.
Humphrey HI E, railroad exp agt and grain. Klechke A, shoemaker.
McCrede R C, creamery. Owen J E, justice.
Pautz Carl, general store.
Sour Albert, wagonmaker.
Winger Theodore, General Store.
JACKSON. Formerly Riceville, on the C. & N. W. Ry.in Washington county, 7 miles from West Bend, the judicial seat and banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Wm. H. Froeb- lich, postmaster.
Blank Henry, physician.
Enders Nicolaus, railroad, exp and tel agt. Frank Charles, harnessmaker.
Frank Samuel jr, blacksmith. Frank & Froeblich, gen store and grain. Frochlich Win 32, Justice. Greve Wm, blacksmith. Gumm Peter, lumber.
Held Adam, meat market.
Hoge O F & Co, general store.
Klumb & Martin, dressmakers.
Leich Rev F P (Reformed).
Mayer & Schoenbeck, carpenters. Pheil John, sewing machines. Prochnow Fred, shoemaker. Rothenmeier Frederick, flour mill. Schoenbeck F, feed and planing mill. Schoenbeck & Frank, Undertakers. Schuenemann Albert, farm impts. Ziegler Peter, saloon
JACKSONPORT. On Lake Michi- gan, in Door county, 17 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the judicial seat and nearest
banking point. Stage daily to Sturgeon Bay; fare, 75 cents. Population, 200. Mail, daily. Charles Reynolds, postmas- ter.
Bagnall J T, farmer. Bley John, live stock.
Brabazon W R, justice.
Dionne A, propr Wisconsin House.
Eureka House, L H Erskine propr.
Halstead Alex, live stock.
Hugenroth Rev B (Catholic).
Jones Jared A, fish. Krock J C, carpenter.
Le Mere Joseph, grocer and fish.
Messenger & Welter, blacksmith.
Reynolds Charles, Real Estate, Gen- eral Store and Ties. Smith Joseph, poles and ties.
Wisconsin House, A Dionne propr.
JAMESTOWN. In Grant county, 25 miles southeast of Lancaster, the judicial seat, and 13 from Dubuque, Ia. Popula- tion, 50. Mail, daily. E. D. Peake, post- master.
Brandt A. J. lead miner.
Burns Ed, builder.
Burns E E, lawyer.
Calvert Joseph, threshing machines.
Folts E R, insurance.
Folts R B, horticulturist.
Hames Jacob, wagonmaker.
Koeple B, hotel.
Lange Joseph, blacksmith.
Liebling Chris, saloon and hotel.
Lyster Albert, constable.
May C, lead miner.
Peake E D, Apiarist and Justice.
Reifsteck Louis, general store.
Simon C, threshing machine. Simon Mrs L, hotel.
JANESVILLE. Located nearly in the geographical center of Rock county. First settled in 1835, and incorporated in 1853, and was made the seat of justice of Rock county in 1839. It is 91 miles north- west of Chicago and 71 southwest of Mil- waukee. Janesville is on the main line of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway to St. Paul, and is the end of a division on that road which also has its machine shops located at this point. Janesville is also on the Mineral Point division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. The ship- ping facilities are among the best in the State, a system of side tracks being laid to-the door of nearly every manufacturing. establishment. The city is provided with
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fine water power afforded by Rock river which flows diagonally across the city. The buildings of the city are mostly brick and are solid and handsome structures. A. first-class system of water works, and an efficient fire department are ample security against fires. The city has gas and elec- tric light works, street car lines, fire alarm telegraph, a military organization, a G. A. R. post and numerous secret and benevo- lent associations. Prominent among its benevolent institutions is the city hospital, attended by all the physicians in the city. Janesville will compare favorably with other cities of like population in the num- ber, variety and quality of its places of re- ligious worship. It has 12 church edi- fices, owned and occupied by the vari- ous christian denominations. It has a free public library containing over 5,000 vol- umes. It has seven public schools, a Catholic school (St. Joseph's Convent) and a German Lutheran school. To. bacco raising, now one of the leading industries of Rock county, is of immense value to the city, and has given rise to the establishment of numerous wholesale and jobbing houses in leaf tobacco. Importing and breeding of draft and coach horses is also one of the features of the city, there being several firms engaged in this busi- ness. The manufactures, which are ex- tensive, comprise the Janesville Cotton Mills, employing over 400 hands, woolen mills, several flour and feed mills, agricul- tural implement works, furniture fac- tories, knitting works, 2 planing mills, 2 soap factories, 4 breweries, several car- riage and wagon works, cigar, lumber and box factories, machine shops, a fertilizer factory, 3 shoe factories, a blank book manufactory and many more, too numer- ous to mention. The adjacent prairie land, which is extremely fertile, is valued at from $50 to $100 per acre. The city contains 3 banks, a Turkish bath house and several public halls. The press is represented by the Gazette and the Recorder (daily and weekly), the Signal, the Journal and the Tobacco Leaf (weekly). Janesville has in fact all the attractions, bustle and activity of larger and more pretentious cities, while its manufacturing interest discount those of cities several times its size. Stages daily to Rock Prairie, Johns- town, Richmond, Emerald Grove and Fah field. Telephone connections with surrounding points and with Chicago and Milwaukee. Assessed valuation of real and personal property, $4,134,103 Bond-
ed indebtedness, $12,000. Exp., Am., Adams, and Wells, Fargo & Co. Tel., W. U. Population, 12,000. Charles E. Bowles, postmaster.
Abendroth John, shoemaker, 454 Western. Acheson T L, city marshal.
Adams Express Co, S E Neighbors agent, 59 E Milwaukee.
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