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Sauar Andrew, saloon, 224 S 3d.
Saupe Charles H. saloon, 828 S 5th.
Savage Edwin R, horseshoer, 224 Vine.
Sawyer & Austin Lumber Co, David Aus-
tin pres, W E Sawyer sec, cor Rose and Gillette.
Schaefer Jacob, saloon, 917 Green Bay.
Schaldach Frederick A, Dealer in Groceries, Wines and Liquors, 331 Pearl.
Scharpf Christian F, hardware, 125 S 4th. Scharpf George, tailor, 113 S 2d.
Scheuermann Otto, baker, 1119 Caledonia. Schierl Ignatz, liquors, 117 S 2d. Schini Mrs Elizabeth, bird dir, 526 S 3d. Schintgen Peter, ice, 509 S 3d.
Schlammes Michael, propr City Hotel, 226 Pearl.
Schmidt Mrs Annie B, propr European Hotel, 223 S 3d.
Schneeberger John, saloon, 427 S 3d. Schneeberger Leonard, saloon, 415 S 3d.
Schofield James, saloon, 1823 Onalaska av.
Schomers John, carpenter, 514 Berlin.
Schreider Charles E, grocer, 1122 S 4th.
Schubert Charles, meats, 1725 George.
Schubert Frank, meats, 605 Mill.
Schubert Joseph, meats, 301 N 9th. Schubert Wenzel, meats, 520 S 3d. Schuld P J, grocer, 329 N 9th. Schultz Frederick, saloon, 2307 George.
Schultze Robert, baker, 715 Rose.
Schwalbe Joseph, carpenter, 827 S Sth.
Schwarz Vincenz, furniture, 207 Pearl.
Schwebach Very Rev James, vicar general Catholic diocese of La Crosse. Schweizer Charles H, lawyer, 331 Main.
Scott George W, painter, 110 N 4th.
Scott Robert A, postmaster.
Scott Wm J, sheriff.
Sees Jacob jr, carpenter, 419 Pine.
Seielstad Knute, propr Nora House, 328 S 3d.
Sellick Joseph, grocer, 1501 S Sth.
Semsch August A, meats, 806 S 3d.
Semsch Frank, meats, 309 S 3d.
Servis Charles, dry goods, 710 Ferry.
Servis Thomas D, clothier, 409 Main.
Servis Wm F, ladies' furngs, 419 Main.
Seymour Mark L, confr, 1511 Caledonia.
Shadbolt Mrs Frank, confectr, 819 Rose.
Shaw Mrs James, music teacher, 934 Mis- sissippi.
Shepard Gilbert, physician. 812 Main.
Shepard Guy B, dentist, 928 Rose. Shephard D W B, plasterer, 1016 Avon. Shimmin Thomas jr, marble works, 1146 State.
Shivers Ashley, barber, 422 Mill.
Shook Mrs Ada, confectr, 228 Pearl. Shultz Benjamin, saloon, 500 S 3d.
Shuman F P, insurance, 712 $ 12th. Sidensol Theodore, toolmaker, 224 Jay.
Siggins & Groves (Burdette A Siggins,
Thomas J Groves), furniture, 1219 Cale- donia.
Sill Wm R, capitalist, 929 State.
Singer Eliza, jeweler, 819 Rose.
Skinner J W, Mugr Monroe Eraser Co, 124 N 3d.
Sloat Charles L, Mofr aud Dealer in All Kinds of Harness and Mountings, Whips, Robes, Etc, 830 Rose.
Smiley Hiram F, physician, 108 8 7th.
Smith Edward M, propr Union House, 1915 Prospect.
Smith Rev G W (Baptist).
Smith Hampton B, real estate, 413 McMil- lan bldg.
Smith Henry W, printer, 713 Rose.
Smith Julius W. hardware, 717 Rose. Smith J J, physician, 721 Caledonia.
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Smith L Jay, pictures, 312 McMillan bldg. Smith Mnfg Co, W H Smith pres, B C Smith sec, wagon mnfrs, 504 N 2d.
Smith Orlando H, poor comnr, 415 Main. Smith's S T Sons (Orrin L and L Augus- tus), insurance, 209 McMillan bldg.
Smith & Gates (Alonzo B Smith, Perry Gates), confectioners, 508 Main.
.Socl! Mrs L B, All Kinds of Hair Work and Jewelry Made to Order; Hair Dyed in All Shades, 327 Main. Sorensen D T. hardware, 415 8 3d.
Specht John F, saloon, 321 N 3d.
Spence Thomas I, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 129 N Front and 303 Main.
:Spettle Bros (Clement and A Frank), pho- tographers, 806 Caledonia.
Spicer & Buschman (Ernest L Spicer, Vic- tor Buschman), printers, 119 Main.
Spies Charles E, saloon, 114 N 2d.
Spika Mathias, cooper, 1508 S 7th.
Stadick Joseph E, tailor, 115 N 3d.
Stair Wm, saloon, 306 S 4th.
Standard Oil Co, W W Holcomb mngr, foot of Vine.
Stanek John J, Propr City Granite and Marble Works, S 3d cor Cameron ave. (See adv. p 433.) Stangl George, furniture, 121 N 3d.
State Bank of La Crosse (Capital, $50,000; Surplus, $20,000), D D McMil- lan Pres, E N Borreson Vice-Pres, J M Holley Cash, 311 Main. (See ado, p 441 ) State Street House, G E Butaine Propr, 223 State.
Stathem Ephraim, fish, 420 Main.
Stathem Miles B, whol fruits, 209 N 3d. Stavrum & Hulberg (Thomas Stavrum, John L Hulberg), clothing, 228 Main. Steenberg Mrs O C, dressmkr, 506 Main. Steiner Peter, dairy, 19th and Main. Steinlein Augustus, real estate, 320 Main. Stellingware Florus, sewing machines, 125 S 4th.
Stelt Mrs Minnie, dressmaker, 327 S 3d. Stenz Wm, blacksmith, 415 N 3d.
Stephenson John, real estate, cor George and Gillett.
Stevens Henry C, grocer, 421 Main.
Steves Prosper E, gardener, 515 8 8th. Stoddard Charles L, physician, 108 N 6th. Stokes N F & Co (Nina F and Anna S), milliners, 615 St Cloud.
Stoltze & Schick (Gustave Stolze, Hugo Schick), architects.
Strand Halvor E, grocer, 1417 Ferry.
Strassen Jolin P, saloon, 1306 Denton. Straus Doaran C, grocer, 302 S 4th.
Strauss F, wagonmaker, 222 Jay.
Strauss Wm, dry goods, 705 Rose; shoes, 115 S 2d.
Streeter John, dry goods, 1230 Caledonia. Streitz W, grocer, 1434 Mississippi.
Stritt Anton, cooper, 1014 S 4th. Stromer Rey F (Lutheran).
Strouse B L & Co (Bernhard L Strouse, Gustav W Ensel), hides, 125 Pearl. Strouse Leopold J, clothing, 223 Main. Steusser Frank, blacksmith, 517 St Cloud. Stuve & Thompson (Andrew G Stuve, Nels Thompson), clothing, 118 S 3d. Suiter Friend C. physician, 802 Rose. Suiter Walter F, physician. 802 Rose. Sullivan Florence, horseshoer, Jay bet 3d and 4th.
Swarthout Ezekiel C, physician, 904 Rose. Sweikert John, boarding house, 900 Mill. Swenson Charles J, hdwre, 1711 George. Talley Grant, grocer, 329 N 4th.
Tausche Raymond, propr Eagle Hotel, 120 S 5th.
Tausche Vincent, hardware, 119 N 3d.
Taylor Frederick, Staple and Fancy Groceries and Produce, 113 N 3d.
Taylor George H, grocer, 731 Rose. Taylor Wm W, grocer, 127 N 3d.
Techmer Herman C, Flour and Feed Mill and Dealer in Grain and Grass Seeds, 202 and 204 S Front. (See adv, p 437.)
Ten Broeck Rev W E (Episcopal).
Theyson Mrs George & Co (Mrs Dora Theyson, Mrs Mate Raley), milliners, 329 Main.
Thoeny John, Cut Stone Contractor, cor Pine and West ave. (See ado, p 445.) Thomas Rev Wm D, Supt Board of Home Missions, Presbyterian Synod of Wisconsin, 305 McMillan bldg.
Thompson A D, artist, Madison bet 16th and 17th.
Thompson George B, physician, 506 Main. Thompson Isaac, restaurant, 311 N 3d.
Thornbury J E, (mngr), dry goods, 408 Main.
Thorpe John B, book agent, 405 McMillan bldg.
Thorstad Erik, grocer, 401 S 3d.
Three Star Ice and Fuel Co, David Drum- mond pres, F J Samuels sec, 215 Cass. Tiedeman Elmer J, physician, 3 Funk blk. Tillman Bros (Frederick and Win), furni- ture, 118 S 4th.
Tillman Wm, physician 316 S 4th.
Tippman's Brass Band and Orchestra, Isi- dore Tippman leader, N 5th. Tollefson Ole, grocer, 431 Main.
Toms J W China Co, B F Bryant pres, J W Toms sec, 500 and 502 Main.
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Torrance John & Son (John and Wm), Founders and Machinists, 116 Jay. (See ado, p 445.)
Tower O R, dairy, 302 N 12th.
Trane James A, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, 320 Pearl.
Tremont House, Mrs Susan Kingston propr, 201 S Front.
Trilk Theodore, painter, 618 Main.
Trow A S & Co (Alvin S Trow, Sylvanus J Waite, Jerome O Trow), lumber, w of C M & St P round house.
Turnbul John B, flour, 613 St Cloud.
Turner Harry P. watchmaker, 115 N 3d. Tuteur Morris E, whol cigars, 328 Main.
Tuttle House, Mrs Rebecca Harnisch propr, 818 Mill.
Uhl Matthew, physician, 603 Main.
Uhler Matthew, blacksmith, 820 Rose.
Ulrich Jolin jr, books, under Batavian Bank.
Ulvin. Ole, Propr Revere House, 106 N 2d.
Union House, E M Smith propr, 1915 Prospect.
United States Express Co, W J Lester agt, s e cor 3d and State.
Usher Ellis B, editor and propr La Crosse Chronicle, 119 Main,
Valiquett Henry E, saloon, 611 Mill.
Van Auken Charles S, District Agent New York Life Insurance Co. 209 Mc- Millan Bldg.
Van Nocker Andrew R, grocer, 700 Rose. Varden, P O Evensen pubir, 207 Main.
Vater Rhein Hotel, John Forster propr, 111 8 4th.
Vick Rev E O (Lutheran).
Victor RHills, Listman Mill Co. Proprs, Flour Mills, 414 S Front.
Vincent James & Son (James and estate of Eugene), lumber, 202 Cameron ave.
Vinigar John I. barber, 1800 George.
Voegele & Bro (Gottlieb F and John), Proprs North La Crosse Brewery and Saloon, 210 Mill.
Voight Henry G, meats, 109 N 4th.
Voigt & Ritter (Frederick Voigt, Henry Ritter), carriagemakers, n w cor 2d and Mt Vernon.
Vollmar John, grocer, 1401 Pine. Wachsmuth George, confectr, 402 Mill. Wachter John, saloon, 601 Mill.
Wachter & Pfeiffer (John Wachter, Valen- tine Pfeiffer), packers, 502 Mill. Wacker John, saloon, 318 Main.
Wade Mrs Bertha A, restaurant, 306 Pearl. Wagner & Johnson (Carl Wagner, Bernard Johnson), barbers, 221 S 3d.
Wah Han, laundry, 109 S 2d.
Walker Frank S, grain, 224 Main.
Walker Peter, grocer, 1624 S 8th. Wall Louis, baker, 322 S 5tb.
Wallace David, carpenter, 1121 Division.
Wallace E P D, physician, 627 Vine.
Walter John, saloon, 304 Pearl.
Wannebo Mathias, grocer, 1232 Caledonia.
Vanner Alexander, Insurance,
Steamship and Railroad Ticket Agent and Confectioner, 129 S 2d.
Ward Miss Adela D, milliner, 1029 Cale- donia.
Warsaw John F. carpenter, 1012 State.
Watson Aaron M, grocer, 504 Main.
Webb Bros (Wm H and Lesley C), barbers, 129 N 3d.
Webb J Bunn, city assessor. 415 Main. Weber Benjamin, barber, 1128 S 7th. Wehausen August, cigars, 213 Main.
Wehrer Fred, propr Wisconsin House, 308 S 3d.
Wehrer & Kaulfuss (Frank Wehrer, Ernest Kaulfuss), Grocers and Saloon, 228 S 3d.
Weidner & Johnson (Alexander Weidner, Julius O Johnson), barbers, under Mc- Millan bldg.
Weiser Mrs S E. dressmaker, 427 Pine.
Welch Michael E, veterinary surgeon.
Wenzel Ferdinand, grocer, 1315 Redfield. Werner Otto, city assessor, 304 Main.
West La Crosse Lumber Co. J C Schaller pres, John Rau jr sec, 114 N 3d.
Western Union Telegraph Co, W R Chap- man mngr, 112 Main.
Weston Ruel F, stone dealer, 221 N 12th. Weston & Simon (Joshua W Weston, Ma- thias Simon), drugs, 107 S 3d.
Whalen James A, propr Minnesota House, 200 N Front.
Wheel and Seeder Mufg Co, B E Edwards Pres. W H Davis Sec and Treas, Mnfrs Seeders, Grain Drills, Hay Rakes, Land Rollers, Harrows, Etc, cor Wood and Clinton.
Wiedemann Rev Joseph B (Catholic).
Wiele & Schildman (Wm Wiele, Florenz Schildman), saloon, 327 Main.
Wiesendanger John K, cigar mufr, 1222 S 7th.
Wiggert E B, harness, 202 S 4th.
Wiggert John, grocer, 1114 S 3d. Wilcox Francis, dyer, 104 Main.
Williams C T, real estate, cor Rublee and Onalaska ave.
Williams James, grocer, 1722 George.
Williams & Turnbull (George W Williams. Harry I Turnbull), furniture, 223 Pearl. Willing J & Sons (John, Louis G and John E), clothing, 117 S 4th.
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Wilson John D, mngr Grand Union Tea Co, 412 Main.
Wilson O T, saloon, 329 Pearl.
Wilson Richard T, meats, n w cor Jay and 4th.
Wing Hing, laundry, 608 Mill.
Wing M P, lawyer, 7 Batavian Bank bldg.
Winsauer Charles, saloon, cor 6th and Farnam.
Winsberg Henry, dry goods, 211 Main.
Winston Horace A, justice, 415 Main.
Winter, Esch & Winter (Frank and Wal- ter C Winter, John J Esch), lawyers, 217 McMillan bldg.
Winters Bros (John A and Oliver G), phy- sicians, 317 Pearl.
Winters O G, eity physician, 317 Pearl.
Wisconsin House, Fred Wehrer propr, 308 S 3d.
Wisconsin Lumber and Mufg Co (Capital, $100,000), Mons Anderson Pres, B B Healy Vice Pres, Louis Lar- sen See, cor 2d and Jay. (See adv, p 437.)
Wisconsin and Montana Mining and Mill- ing Co, Abner Gile pres, F G Tiffany sec, 116 N 3d.
Withee N H (estate of), Louisa A Withee guardian, logging, 116 N 3d.
Wittwer Herman R, physician. Woll Ole C, grocer, 1602 Kane.
Woolsey Sheldon P, capt ferry boat, 521 Pine.
Yeo & Clark (Wm Yeo, Frank M Clark), flour mills, s w cor 2d and Pine.
Young Elliott C, lumber inspector, 11 Batavian Bank bldg.
Young Men's Christian Association, Frank D Hopkins see, 425 Main.
Young Philip, saloon, 800 S 3d.
Ytrehus Rev Christopher (Lutheran).
Zedwick & Volenec (Mrs E Zedwick, Miss Barbara Volenec), grocers, 1223 Winne- bago.
Zein Julius & Co (Julius Zein, Frank Net- wel, Frederick Siede), meats, 337 N 12th. Zeisler George & Sons (George, George jr and Leonard), paper mnfrs, 718 N 3d. Zischke Albert H, saloon, 912 S 3d. Zube Carl, furniture, 312 S 3d.
LADOGA. In Fond du Lac county, 13 miles southwest of Fond du Lac, the county scat, 5} east of Brandon, the near- est railroad station, and 10 northeast of Waupun, the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 40. Mail, tri-weekly. Levi H. Chase, postmaster.
Chase Levi HI, General Store.
Hams J V, blacksmith. Hazen Chester, cheese mnfr.
LA FARGE. A postoffice in Ver- non county, 15 miles east of Viroqua, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 70. Mail, tri- weekly. S. W. Green, postmaster.
Green S W, Insurance and Justice. La Farge Union Cornet Band.
Parker C A, shoes and harness. Tate George E, stock breeder.
LA GRANGE. A village in Wal- worth county, 12 miles northwest of Elk- horn, the county scat, 6 south of Palmyra, the nearest railroad station, and 8 southeast of Whitewater, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Whitewater and Elkhorn. Population, 45. Mail, daily. Mrs. M.
Hazard, postmaster.
Blomily S P & Co, apiarists.
Broker Theodore, blacksmith.
Cooper, Newell & Worthington, cheese mnfrs.
Hazard Mrs MI, General Store. Worthington Don, cheese mnfr.
LAKE FIVE. A postoffice in Wash- ington county, 19 miles southwest of West Bend, the county seat, and 3 west of Col- gate, the nearest railroad station. Ocono- mowoc is the nearest banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Hartland and inter- mediate points; fare to Hartland, 50 cents. Mail, semi-weekly. M. Higgins, post- master, farm implements and insurance.
LAKE GENEVA. Formerly known as Geneva, is picturesquely situated on the lake from which it takes its name, and on the C. & N. W. Ry, and is a flourishing village in Walworth county, 10 miles from Elkhorn, 53 from Milwaukee, and 72 from Chicago. It is one of the loveliest summer resorts in the country, and the shores are dotted with villas erected by wealthy Chicago merchants, and several large steamers and a fleet of row boats are in constant readiness to convey pic- nic parties to different points on the shore. The lake affords excellent water power utilized by flouring and oatmeal mills and an agricultural implement fac- tory. The products of the above, with pork and wool, form the shipments. Sev- eral good hotels cater to the wants of the traveling public, and the city contains 6 churches, representing as many denomina-
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tions. Good public schools, an opera house, 2 banks and 2 weekly newspapers, the Herald and the News, each also pub- lishing a daily edition during the summer months. Land is valued at $30 to $70 per acre. Stages to Springfield to meet all trains; fare, 50 cents. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephonc exchange. Population, 3,000. George E. Read, postmaster.
Arnold R& B, Druggist. Ashton Wm, painter.
Bank of Geneva (Capital, $50,000), Erasmus D Richardson Pres, Charles E Buell Cash. (See ado, below.)
Barfield Josiah, cash First National Bank. Barker Joseph M, dentist.
Barnett Wm L, grocer.
Bashaw John N, blacksmith.
Batchlet Addison, insurance.
Beamsley George, dairyman.
Beckwith Warren, civil engineer.
Briegel & Burns (Reinhard Briegel, John Burns), harness.
Britt George, librarian Y M C A Library. Brown & Buell (Wm Brown, Emery A Buell), farm impts.
Buckbee Francis A, justice.
Buell Charles E, Cashier Bank of Ge- neva. (See adv, below.)
Buell Mrs E A, milliner.
Bullock John, photographer.
Burdick C H, insurance.
Burdick S C, cabinetmaker.
Burton J E, flour mill.
Camp Seavey, J R Seavey propr.
Carman George P, Draper and Mer- chant Tailor.
Case S S, Agent for Monroe Patent Stone- ware and Slate Lined Refrigerators.
Caskey E R, Propr Whiting House. Catlin George E, physician.
Chase Charles L, asst cash First Natl Bank. Clark Chancey L, wagonmaker.
Colby Ora C, dry goods.
Commercial Hotel, Charles L Quigley propr.
Cook's Camp, J C Cook propr.
Cook J S, propr Cook's Park Hotel.
Corbin Cabinet Lock Co, Henry L Hill mngr.
Cornue Hugh, restaurant.
Cutridge Bros, painters.
Cuttridge Wm H, music teacher.
Davis James, stage linc.
Deignan A P, grocer.
Donaldson Alexander, tailor.
Durkee Harris, coal and cement.
Durkee & Hagan (Harris R Durkee, James Hagan), Meat Market.
Eagle Hotel, John Kohn propr.
First National Bank (Capital, $50,- 000), Alvan E Tyler Pres, Josiah Bar- field Cash, Charles T Chase Asst Cash. Flannagan Mrs James, dressmaker.
Fontana Park. D C Porter propr.
Ford's Opera House, Miss CL Ford propr.
Forest Glen Park, J C Rockwell propr.
Forrest Samuel, contractor.
Frederick C E & Co, plumbers.
Freeman Sisters (Sadie G and Netta E), milliners.
French Charles S, lawyer.
Gellett Miss O, music teacher.
Geneva Lake Military Band, Wm H Cutt- ridge leader.
Giberson Mrs James, dressmaker.
Gilbert Clarence D, Grocer.
Gilbert Ethan L, farm impts.
Gould Joseph H, prin public school.
Gould & Day (Charles H Gould, Thomas Day), general store.
Grant Harvey N, furniture.
Gross & Brooks, ice.
Hague & Bucknall (Wright Hague, Al- lard Bucknall), meat market. Hammersley Charles H, florist.
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CORRESPONDENTS-Chemical Bank, New York ; Commercial Bank, Chicago ; Mitchell's Bank, Milwaukee. Insurance effected in best companies :
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Hammersley W H, druggist. Hanna T J & Son, furniture.
Harvard Park, Mrs H B Minier propr.
Hayes Harry E, dentist.
Heg & Nethercut (James E Heg, John E Nethercut), proprs Herald,
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Hicks George L, barber.
Hicks Joseph M, harness.
Highley Rev J H (Baptist).
Hill Henry L, mngr Corbin Cabinet Lock Co.
Holbrook Rev Daniel L (Congregational). Ingham & Moore (Wm S Ingham, Frank S Moore), hardware.
Johnson Frank, grocer.
Johnson M N, mngr Lake Geneva Steam- boat Co.
Kayes' Park, A Kayes propr.
Kee Ed, laundry.
Kent Refrigerator Wagon Co, Robert Whiting supt.
Kestal Chauncey C, real estate.
Kohn John, propr Eagle Hotel,
Lake Geneva Light and Water Co, E P Wheeler sec.
Lake Geneva News, A K Owen propr.
Lake Geneva Steamboat Co, M N Johnson mngr.
Lake House, Henry S Moore propr.
La Salle O T, hotel.
La Salle O T & Son (Onesime T and Charles O), carpenters.
Lee Lem, laundry.
Libby Frederick E, barber.
Lichty John, cigars and tobacco.
Linn Willard D. veterinary surgeon.
Looesee Edward R, physician.
McGhye John, blacksmith.
McGraw Edward, livery.
Macdonald Wm H, physician.
Merrill B G, carpenter.
Moore Mrs Fannie, music teacher.
Moore Henry S, propr Lake House.
Mcore Phillip H, live stock.
Morgan Mrs S, carpet weaver.
Napper & Moore (Wm Napper, George Moore), boat builders.
Nethercut George S, shoemaker.
Newberry Edward O meat market.
North Rev T W (Methodist).
Oakwood Retreat Association (capital, $100,000). O A King pres, George A Post, M D, resident physician.
Outman Bros (Edward J and Frank), creamery.
Owen Miss Dhue, music teacher.
Owens Asa K, propr Lake Geneva News. Paine Bradford T, shoemaker.
Pendleton M A, notions.
Pettet D, general store.
Post George A, physician.
Powell Mrs M A, crockery.
Quigley Charles L, propr Commercial Ho- tel.
Ransford George W, hotel.
Raymond Rev W W (Episcopal).
Reymond L, well digger.
Reynolds B O & J C (Benoni O and James C), physicians.
Richardson Erasmus D, Pres Bank of Geneva. (See adv, p 453.)
Roger Henry, jeweler.
Rosenberg Charles S, dry goods.
Sanford Ephraim, boat.
Sawyer Wallace, blacksmith.
Seymour Frank G, mngr Wisconsin Tele- phone Co.
Seymour John V, ice.
Seymour Ozias, agent Am Exp Co.
Seymour Wm H, meat market.
Sherman Daniel E, lawyer.
Sherman David W. veterinary surgeon.
Sherman J W & W W (John W and Wil- motte W), livery.
Short Richard D, livery.
Simmons James, lawyer.
Simmons John B, lawyer.
Smith Stephen H. shoemaker.
Smith T C & Co (Timothy C Smith, Thomas H Crummey), hardware.
Smith & Lock (Herman Smith, Charles Lock), grocers.
Sondal & Cable (Peter Sondal, Morris Cable), clothing.
Stanford Charles R, barber.
Thewalt Wm, dairyman.
Thorsen John, photographer.
Trott Harry, restaurant.
Tyler Alvan E, pres First National Bank.
Walker Austin, grocer and shoes.
Walker Billings A, real estate.
Walker's Hall, Austin Walker propr.
Walker Mrs M S, dressmaker.
Warren L B, laundry.
Wheeler Mrs Adelia, milliner.
Whiting House, E R Caskey Propr. Wilbur Lumber Co.
Williams Ira, drover.
Wilson Wiley H, physician.
Y MC A Library, George Britt librarian.
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