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NEWBERG'S CORNERS. A country postoffice in La Crosse county, 15 miles east of La Crosse, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Stages semi- weekly to La Crosse; fare, 50 cents. Popu- lation, 20. Mail, semi-weekly. Peter Neuberg, postmaster.
Arentz Peter, constable. Newburg Joseph, constable. Ophus Ole J, insurance and justice. Rybarizek Joseph, blacksmith.
NEW BERLIN. In Waukesha con- ty, 6} miles southeast of Waukesha, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 3 from Calhoun, the nearest shipping point. Population, 75. Mail, daily.
Caspar Andrew, saloon. Caspar B, Hotel. Graser Wm, farm impts. Heaton A & W, wagonmakers. Smith Peter, cooper. Stephens M, cooper.
NEWBURGH. A post village on the Milwaukee river, in Trenton township, Washington county, 28 miles northwest of Milwaukee, and 8 east of West Bend, the county seat, usual shipping and bank- ing point. Stages daily to West Bend; fare, 50 cents. Population, 385. Mail, daily. L. Arnold, postmaster.
Albrecht Wm, flour and saw mill.
Arnold Lewis, Hardware, Notary and Town Clerk.
Bollard L, physician.
Clemons Jost, mason.
Degen Peter, carpenter. Dierenger Rev B (Catholic).
Geib Caspar, blacksmith. Gorden John, blacksmith.
Gruen J M, cabinetmaker.
HIeindl George, carpenter.
Kalmes Nicholas, general store.
Kasper Henry, saloon.
Kciehl Joseph, cheese factory.
Klein John, tailor.
Koenig II, wagonmaker.
Lindner Bros, photographers.
Masak Joseph, shoemaker.
Mass Nicholas, shoemaker.
Mayer George, farm implements.
Mayer Joseph, harnessmaker.
Neueneble RI, General Store.
Pauntz G, meats and cattle dealer.
Plenzkes Wm, justice.
Race George, mason and contractor.
Reichl Joseph, saloon.
Scherer Nic, saloon. Schuman Nicholas, hotel.
Schwalbach Robert, brewer and hotel.
Schwin Nicholas, general store.
Schwin Peter, insurance agt.
Thode & Pleuzke, general store.
Ziegler Jacob, hotel.
NEW CASSEL. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Auburn township, Fond du Lac county, 42 miles northwest of Milwaukee and 16 southeast of Fond du Lac, the county scat. Banking facilities at Fond du Lac and at West Bend, 13 miles distant. Stages to Wancousta, Dundee and New Prospect. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation, 100. Wm. Pool, jr., postmaster.
Caniff R C, carpet weaver. Colburn E P & Sons, flour mill. Dickm Frank, Propr Eagle Hotel.
Falls W R & Son, veterinary surgeons.
Fick Henry, cheese mnfr.
Findeisen F M, general store.
Gaul Peter, merchant tailor.
Glass Carl J. harnessmaker.
Harter Frank, creamery.
Herbert C & Son, general store Hosting John P, brewer. Krembs & Schulteu, milliners.
Leibel H, wagonmaker. Murry T H, cheese factory. Orvis E JJ, physician.
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The Brodesser Mnfg Co., Mnfrs of Steam, Hydraulic and Hand-Power Passenger and Freight ELEVATORS, Warehouse and Store Trucks of all kinds, Pumps, Etc. 512-514 Commerce Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
NEW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEW 775
Paull A S, railroad, exp and tel agt. Pool Win Jr, General Store, Agricul- tural Implements and Insurance Agent. Raymond O S, blacksmith. Schaeffer Wm, saloon. Schleif Louis, boots and shoes. Schneider Casper, cooper. Schneider John, cooper. Thompson James S, saw mill. Tillack Paul, hardware and jewelry. Zimmerman Rudolph, physician.
NEW CENTREVILLE. A post- office on Rush river, in St. Croix county, 26 miles southeast of Hudson, the county seat, and 8 south of Baldwin, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Pop- ulation, 100. Mail, daily. C. J. White, postmaster.
Christopherson Rev C (Methodist). Dohl Anne, music teacher. Dohl J G, carpenter. Follonsbee A J, blacksmith. Gulbranson Cora, music teacher. Hay J T, justice of peace. Hudson J K, hotel. Thoen A H, shoemaker. Thornson Rev M (Lutheran).
Tonbesson Amelia, music teacher.
White C J, General Store, Notary and Justice.
NEW CHESTER. In Adams county, 14 miles southeast of Friendship, the county seat, 8 west of Westfield, the near- est railroad station, and 20 northeast of Kilbonrn City, the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Kilbourn City and Friendship. Mail, tri weekly.
NEW COELN. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Milwaukee county, 8 miles south of Milwaukee, the county seat and near- est banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 125. P. J. Huelsbeck, postmaster.
Barbien Peter, carpenter.
Deuster Louis, saloon.
Dinauer Peter, threshing and feed mill. Frantz Rev W J (Catholic). Haase Martin, carpenter.
Herman F, shoemaker. Huelsbeck P J, general store and saloon. Hutchings W HI, railroad and tel agent. Klein Michael, meat market. Knell George, tinsmith. Lawler Wm, justice of peace. Marks Peter, mason and contractor. Melmus HI, veterinary surgeon.
Meyer J, willow ware mnfr. Verfuerth H, auctioneer.
Wadry Theo, threshing and feed mill. Weiss Martin, painter.
NEW DENMARK. Brown county. See Denmark.
NEW DIGGINGS. A postoffice in La Fayette county, 18 miles southwest of Darlington, the county seat, 4 southeast of Benton, the nearest railroad station, and G southwest of Shullsburgh, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Sbulls- burgh and Benton; fare, 25 cents to either place. Population, 350. Mail, daily. George Watson, postmaster.
Challinor Rev J (Methodist).
Craig Francis, creamery.
Craig & Peacock, meat market.
Curtis & Hamington, barbers.
Edge Joseph, creamery.
Hall Hunter, boots and shoes.
Luke Wm, flour and feed.
McGiveney M, saloon.
O'Donnell John, justice of peace. Santry Mrs Mary, grocer:
Spensley Hannah, creamery. Spensley John, creamery.
Vickers John, general store.
Vickers Wm H, insurance agt.
Watson George, General Store.
NEWFANE. On the East branch of the Milwaukee river, in Fond du Lac county, 23 miles from Fond du Lac, the seat of justice, and 4} from Kewasknm, its shipping point. West Bend is the nearest banking point. Population, 60. Mail, daily. J. M. Marx, postmaster.
Altenhoffen Mat, wagonmaker.
Altenhoffen Nicholas, saloon.
Backhouse R, saloon. Fisk Henry, blacksmith.
Hartmann Christ, cheese factory.
Heberer August, cheese factory.
Hintz Herman, saw mill.
Marx J MM, General Store.
Schueberger l'hillp, shoemaker.
NEW FRANKEN. A post village in Brown county, 10 miles northeast of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest rail- road station and banking point. Stages daily to Ahnapee and Green Bay. Popu- Iation, 100. Mail, daily. M. Schaner, postmaster.
Burket A, blacksmith.
Ripp M, creamery and live stock.
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Schauer L, wagonmaker.
Schauer R, Genl Store and Creamery. Schauer & Findeisen, flour mill.
NEW GLARUS. A village on Sugar creek and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Green county, 18 miles north of Monroe, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 360. Exp., Adams. Tel.,
W. U. T. C. Hefty, postmaster.
Acble Henry, Hotel.
Beeker Jacob, builder.
Blumer I I, physician.
Bruni Jacob, wagonmaker.
Collins J E, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Durst N C, saloon.
Elmer & Lezler, livery.
Elsner E J, miller.
Etter Rev J T. Goodrich W H, photographer. Hargely C, blacksmith.
Hefty J, brewer.
Hefty T' C, Notary Public.
Hefty & Hoesly, saloon and meats.
Hefty & Kundert, General Store. Hoesly Bros, hardware and implements. Hoesly Henry, saloon.
Hoesly Marx, saloon.
Kundert Frederick, flour mill.
Kundert, Hoesly & Schmid, farm impts.
Kundert Thomas, general store.
Leviton Solomon, clothing and dry goods. Lovejoy & Richards, himber.
Luchsinger Christ, justice of peace.
Luchsinger Hy, furniture.
Luchsinger John, constable.
Lunda L E, boots and shoes.
Marty Ilenry, hotel.
New Glarus Cheese Mnfg Co.
New Glarus Cornet Band.
Rogers B F, pianos and organs.
Schindler G, general store.
Schmid Melchior, blacksmith.
Streiffe Peter, hardware. Stuessy S, Shoe and Harnessmaker.
Truttman & Zwicky, harnessmakers. Tschudy Fritz, general store.
Tschudy Joshua, shoemaker.
NEW HAVEN. Adams county. Sce Big Spring.
NEW HOLSTEIN. A village on the M. & N. R. R., in Calumet county, miles southeast of Chilton, the seat of jus- tice and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 400. Wn. Mil- haupt, postmaster.
Arps John HI jr, hardware. Anener John C, boots and shoes.
Bierbaum Theodore, carpenter.
Buettner Henry, general store. Buhl Frank, furniture. Buhl Franz, apiarist.
Calumet Mutual Fire Insurance Co, C H M Peterson pres, Wm Greverus sec.
Christiansen Mrs M, dressmaker. Cream City Brewing Co.
Duecker Peter, jeweler.
Dumke Mrs C, dressmaker.
Dumke C F & Co, flour mill.
Eistentrant Edward, carpenter.
Erbach Carl, mason.
Fries I HI, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Gerhards Peter J, cigar mnfr.
Grashorn & Albert, creamery.
Greese Fred, blacksmith, 2 miles n e.
Greve Henry H, grain.
Griem James G, Gen Store and Saloon
Griem Wm B, town clerk.
Griem Wm L, blacksmith.
Hachez Ferdinand, saloon.
Hauschildt Detlef, painter.
Hayssen H HI, patent medicine.
Hill Reinhard, tinsmith.
Holdenried Joseplı, harnessmaker.
Huberti Joseph, physician.
Iversen Peter, general store.
.Tess & Co, General Store.
Kramer John, hotel. Kroelinke John, saloon.
Laun Jacob B, lumber.
Libke Herman, saloon and farm impts.
Luetlige Ferdinand, hotel.
Luetlige Paul, general store.
Mahlstedt John, painter.
Mithaupt Win, Carriages and Wagons.
Mulcahy Hannah, milliner.
Nayeler John G, vet surgeon.
. New Holstein Brass Band, August A Paulsen leader.
Nissen C N, tailor.
Olsau Henry jr, meats. Openberg HI & Co, machine shop.
Paulsen August, aplarist.
Piper Jolm W, cheese factory.
Prueter Fritz, wagonmaker.
Puchner I & Son. General Store.
Rietz Robert, photographer.
Rodenbach Tjark, furniture.
Sell Herman C, harnessmaker. Schaefer Adam, wagonmaker.
Schildhauer Herman, carpenter.
Schildhauer Joachim, saw mill, 2 miles c.
Schmidt & Matthaeus, Hardware.
Schroeder George, cheese factory.
Schroeder & Sall, cheese factory. Schueler Henry, blacksmith. Severin Jacob, justice and surveyor. Stuchek Wni, boots and shoes.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 600 hands- Engineers, Machinists. Founders, Boilermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. MIwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss aad High Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. Sep.
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Thompson Hans F, carpenter. Tidemann John, carpenter. Timm Herman C, grain. Timmer Henry, justice. Vollstedt Nicholas, meats. Wagner Casper, mason. Weber Adam, saloon.
NEW HOPE. A postoffice in Port- age county, 16 miles east of Stevens' Point, the county seat, and 5 northeast of Am- berst Junction, the nearest railroad station. Stevens' Point is the nearest banking point. Population, 13. Mail, tri-weekly. E. P. Kalstad, postmaster.
Halvorson Benjamin, potato shipper. Hanson P J. carpenter and builder. Kalstad E P, General Storc. Voigt Christ, blacksmith.
NEW LISBON. An incorporated village in township of Lisbon, Juneau county, on the C., St. P. & M. Short Line of C., M. & St. P. Ry, at the junction of the N. br. of the same road, 7 miles northwest of Mauston, the county seat. It contains & flour mill operated by power obtained from Lemonweir river, a bank, Methodist,
Presbyterian, Baptist and Catholic churches, a graded school and a weekly newspaper, the Juneau County Argus. The soil in the vicinity is exceedingly rich, and large quantities of cranberries and raspberries are raised and, with grain and live stock, are shipped. No bonded debt. Exp.,Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,100. Nicholas T. Lawrence, postmaster.
Anderle Ignatz, tailor.
Barlow John M, general store. Barnes W R, sorghum mnfr.
Beebe Yates V, surveyor.
Bierbauer Henry, Propr New Lis- bon Brewery.
Boynton Frederick E, grocer.
Business Men's Assn, F F Murray sec.
Carpenter Ora, grocer.
Cash Wm HI II, insurance.
Chester, Curtis & Co (Oliver B Ches- ter, Charles D Curtis, L O Balgord). General Store.
Commercial House, John Winkler propr. Cook Irwin, carpenter. Courts Edwin O, blacksmith.
Crandale John H, jeweler.
Crandale & Boynton (John H Crandale, Elias Boynton), grocers.
Amasa Wilson REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. NEW LISBON, - WIS.
Amasa Wilson was born in the town and county of Windsor, Vermont. April 16th, IS17, came to Wis- consin in the year 1537 and to what is now Junean County, in December, ISS. settling at the Dells on Wisconsin River, a short distance above where Kil. bourn Chty now stands, but on the west side of the river. Ho moved from there in November, 1511. and settled on the Lemonweir River about ten nubes above where New Lisbon now stands, and in 1513 st. tled at what is now New Lisbon and built there the first Saw Mill that was built in the county, and in 1 platted the village of New Lisbon where he has smer resided.
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MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
WEIS BROS., Milwaukee, RHINE WINES,
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Curtis Hall, F E Hurd mngr.
Elwell Bros (Frederick O and Youlen), druggists.
Erickson Daniel, shoemaker.
Farmers' Hotel, Horace Janes propr.
Farmers and Merchants' Bank (Capital Paid up, $10.000), J J Hughes Pres, J HI Marsh Cashier; Collections on New Lisbon, Necedah and Camp Dou- glas.
Franks Wm, barber.
Gill John, hardware.
Haire Albert, saloon.
Hall Isaac A, grocer.
Hanson H P, wagonmaker.
Harris Seymour, painter.
Hoyt Robert W, physician.
Hughes John J, lawyer.
Hurd Frank E, general store.
Janes Horace, propr Farmers' Hotel.
Johnson Parmelia, baker.
Juneau County Argus, Charles A Leicht publisher.
Klein Peter, cranberry grower.
La Sarge Peter, barber.
La Sarge Mrs Peter, dressmaker.
Leicht Charles A, lawyer and publr Juneau County Argus.
McDava Wm M, hotel.
Macomber Henry E, livery.
Macomber Stephen D), live stock.
Matzke Vincent, saloon.
Nelson Louis, tailor.
Nettlebeck Johann C, tailor.
New Lisbon Brewery, Henry Bier- bauer Propr.
New Lisbon Cheese Factory, O B Chester secretary.
New Lisbon Roller Mills Co.
Oertel Adolph, meat market.
Pickering Rev Enoch (Baptist).
Ramsey James F, photographer.
Rice Wm B. carpenter.
Sinclair George A, dentist.
Smart E & W H (Enoch and Wm H), hardware.
Smith Charles, Harnessmaker, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Trunks and Valis- es, and Everything Pertaining thereto. Smith John, fruit grower, 35 miles w.
Smith Richard, lawyer.
Townsend Eugene H, physician.
Van Holton C, music teacher.
Vaudel A H, cigar mnfr.
Von Blascom L B, cheese factory, New Prospect.
Waters Mrs J A, milliner.
Weed L H & Son (Luther HI and George C), furniture.
Wescott Jesse, builder.
Wilcox Thomas H, railroad agent. Wildner Jacob A, boots and shoes.
Wilson Amasa, Real Estate and Loans. (See ado, p 777.)
Winkler John, propr Commercial House.
NEW LONDON. A prosperous in- corporated city located on both sides of Wolf river, at the crossing of the G. B., W. & St. P. and the M., L S. &W. Rys, in Waupaca county, 22 miles northeast of Waupaca, the judicial seat, and 30 north- west of Oshkosh. Wolf river is naviga- ble at this point and steamers run to Osh- kosh. It was first settled in 1830; was in- corporated as a city in 1875 and contains Congregational, Methodist, Lutheran.
Catholic and Baptist churches, good schools and a bank. A weekly newspaper the Times, is published. The city is well built and well lighted, has about 24 fine fountains of a very superior quality of water, a volunteer fire department, and an efficient constabulary. It is surrounded by an excellent farming country, the pro- ducts of which are extensively shipped by local produce and commission firms. Among its many manufacturing interests may be mentioned its extensive lumber milling business and its planing mills, breweries, machine shops and foundries, flour mills, excelsior mills, cigar
factories, furniture factory, soap fac- tory, bee-hive factory, all owned and controlled by her citizens, prominent among whom may be mentioned: T. Knapstein Co., brewers; Lyon,
Daugherty Knapsteins, lumber
and milling; Foote & Gilman, flouring mill; The Johnson Mufg Co., lumber and excelsior; George Beyer and Hans P. Mad- son, founders and machinists; CF Reuter. cigar mnfr; Schantz & Hahn, soap mufrs; G W Werner and W Dedolph, extensive pro- duce shippers; W & Le Count of the Times and others engaged in other pursuits, unit- ing in all a very substantial lot of business men. There is a good opera house, capable of seating 500 people, two public halls, 8 band, 4 good hotels, and two livery stables. The assessed valuation of real and personal property amounts to about $500.000, and the city has a debt of about $20.000. The products of its factories, live stock and general farm produce constitute its ship- ments, making it a leading point in this particular on either of the lines of railways which enter the city. Tel. W. U. Exp.
U. S. Population, 2,300. Frederick Jacobus, postmaster.
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NEW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEW 779 .
NEW LONDON BREWERY,
THEO. KNAPSTEIN & CO., Proprs. Brewers and Bottlers of
Superior Qualities of Beer Orders for Keg or Bottled Beer will receive Prompt Attention.
NEW LONDON, WISCONSIN.
LYON, DAUGHERTY & KNAPSTEINS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hard and Soft Wood Lumber,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIALS.
Estimates on Building Materials a Specialty.
MILLS AT, M., L. S. & W. R. R., DEPOT.
NEW LONDON,
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CHAS. F. REUTER,
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Fine Havana and Domestic Cigars.
Leading Brands, "Business Men's Favorite," " Key West," "Testimonial," and " Little Rip."
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New London Machine Shop AND FOUNDRY. Mill.and Farm Machinery Repairing a Specialty. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. NEW LONDON, - WIS.
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Abel Fred, saloon. Aladdin Soap Co, Schantz & Hahn Proprs, Mnfrs of Toilet and Laundry Soaps. (See ad», opp.) Allen Lamont, cattle breeder.
Andrae IIerman G, general store.
Angier House, G E Lutsey propr.
Bank of New London, Grattan A Murray & August H Pape proprs.
Bartlett Truman, barber. Becker Edward, propr City Brewery.
Besau George, horse dealer. Besau Henry, drayman.
Beyer George, Propr New London Machine Shop and Foundry. (See adv. p 779.)
Blackman Henry E, confectioner.
Blank Joseph, Wine and Beer Hall and Pool Room.
Bolinski Amil, saloon.
Bonnin Herman, saloon.
Bradbury Miss Mary, music teacher.
Brehmer Fred, blacksmith.
Brill John, masou.
Broom Thomas, live stock dealer.
Bullock Rev A M (Methodist).
Calkins Harvey H, harnessmaker.
Cannon James II, propr Junction Hotel. Carew Miss Fannie, dressmaker.
Cavanaugh Miss Ella, dressmaker.
Chapelle Norman A, flour and feed.
City Brewery, Edward Becker propr.
Clapper David A, restaurant.
Clark Matthew, blacksmith.
Cline & Wheldon (George W Cline, George HI Wheldon), furniture.
Cushman Wm, saloon.
Dawson Josiah C, Photographer ; Galleries at New London, Oshkosh, Hor- tonville and Seymour. (Sce adr, opp.)
Dedolph W, General Dealer in Grain, Produce and Groceries. Demming Irvin M, grocer.
Dengel John M, grocer.
Dickinson Clarence E, Insurance Agentand Mngr New London Telephone Exchange.
Dixon Charles L, physician.
Donley John, propr National House. Eckert Fred, saloon. Eldridge Edward F', physician.
Ellis W E, veterinary surgeou.
Emde Henry, cigar mnfr.
Emde Mrs Henry, milliner.
Excelsior Flouring Mills, Foote & Gilman Proprs: Mnfrs of Fine Roller Flour, Rye, Graham and Buckwheat Flour and all Kinds of Feed.
Falbe & Lyon (Gustav Falbe, A Milo Ly- on), meats.
Foote & Gilman (Andrew D Fonte. Sereno D Gilman), Proprs Excelsior Flouring Mills.
Foss Fred, drayman.
Foster Arthur E, Sec and Treas Johnson Mnfg Co.
Franklin House, Win Nussbaum propr. Freiburger George, blacksmith.
Freiburger John M, saloon.
Freimuth August, wagonmaker.
Furst & Herter (Herman R Furst. Michael IIerter), Dealers in Farm Ma- chinery.
Gaspar Rev (Catholic).
Gilbert Julius A, painter.
Gilbert Marshall II, painter.
Giles Silas, grocer.
Hamilton S S, lawyer.
HIamm Wenzel, bottler.
Handschke Wm, ice.
Hanson & Son (Isaac and Wm N), notions
Haskell Dwight W, dentist.
Henke Wm, taxiderinist.
Herrmann Amiel C, Dealer in Ma- sical Instruments and Sewing Machines. Herrmann Mars Amiel C, Notions. Hickey John C, saloon.
Hidde Frank, Propr Hidde House.
Elidde House, Frank Hidde Propr. Hintz Fred, farm impts.
Hoene Henry W, Saloon. Hopkins Daniel, jewelry.
Hopkins & Schmallenberg (C M Hopkins, L, Schmallenberg), well borers. Hopperton Miss Julia, music teacher.
Jacobus Frederick, Postmaster. Jagoditsh Frank, leather and shoes Jagoditsh John, drayman.
Jillson Mrs George, ladies' furnishings.
Jillson Hiram K, physician.
Jillson & Jillson (AAlfred W and Francis E), drugs.
Johnson Manufacturing Co. Roger & Johnson Pres, Arthur E Foster Sec and Treas, Mnfrs of Lumber and Excelsior. (Se ade, opp.)
Johnson Roger S, Mayor and Pres Johnson Mufg Co.
Jordan Andrew, Grocery and Sa. loon.
Joubert Anthony, saloon.
Junction Hotel, JJ HI Cannon propr.
Kacpernick August F. meat market. Kingsley E A, bill poster.
Kleiner John, basketmaker.
Kluger Rev R G (Lutheran).
Binapstein 'T & Co (Theodore and Henry Knapstein), Brewers and Bottlers (See adr, p ??? ) Kroll Wm C, saloon.
Bicycles.
All kinds and Prices. Socoud-Hand Wheels for Sale, Catalogues Freo. - JULIUS ANDRAE, 226 W. Water Street, MILWAUhal.
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NEW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEW 781
R. S. JOHNSON, Pres.
A. E. FOSTER, Secy. and Treas.
JOHNSON MANUFACTURING CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Hard and Soft Wood Lumber AND EXCELSIOR.
MILLS AND OFFICE, Located at the Junction of the G. B., W. & St. P., and M., L. S. &. W. Rys. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. .
NEW LONDON, - WIS.
J. C. DAWSON, Photographer.
Largest and Most Complete Gallery North of Milwaukee. BRANCHES AT OSHKOSH, HORTONVILLE AND SEYMOUR, WIS. Enameled Photos a Specialty.
NEW LONDON, - WIS.
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THE TIMES, 59 A Live Weekly Newspaper. Circulation rapidly increasing. A First-Class Advertising Medium. Fine Commercial Printing. Correspondence Solicited.
W. G. LeCOUNT, Publisher, NEW LONDON, WIS.
G. W. WERNER,
Shipper of all kinds of
Country Produce
Small Fruits a Specialty.
NEW LONDON, - WIS.
ALADDIN SOAP CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Fine Toilet & Laundry Soaps
" Aladdin," " Magic Light," "Nellie Bly." " Mi- ners' King," "Sweet Locust," " White C'astile." and " London Dew Drop." TRADE SOLICITED. SCHANTZ & HAHN, Proprs. NEW LONDON. WIS.
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Kromschinski Roman, harnessmaker. Laib Christian F, furniture, coffins, etc.
Le Count W G, Editor The Times. (See adv, p 781.)
Lipke Bros (Wm E and Bert A), shoes. Lipke & Murray (Charles E Lipke, John E Murray), livery.
Lueck John F, merchant tailor.
Lutsey George E, propr Angier House. Lutsey Henry G, jeweler.
Lyon, Daugherty & Knapsteins (C C Lyon, A C Daugherty, T Knap- stein & Co), Lumber Mufrs. (See adv, p 779.)
Lyon Sidney B, fruit grower.
McDonough John W, dry goods.
McGregor Mrs Addie, dressmaker.
Mclaughlin Miss Nell, milliper.
McRae James, agt M, L S & W Ry.
Madson Hans P, Mnfr of and Dealer in Wagons and General Machinery.
Marshall Edward, horse and carriage dir. Martin Lucius, saw filer.
Mason Andrew, planing mill.
Maxim Jack, barber.
Maxson J J, barber.
Mead Stephen D), machinist.
Meiklejohn James W, lawyer.
Millard Ira, surveyor.
Miller Bernard, flour and feed.
Millerd Charles B, grocer. Millerd Ozias, fruit grower.
National House, John Donley propr.
New London Brewery, T Kanp- stein & Co Proprs. (See ado, p 779.) New London Business Men's Assn, R S Johnson pres.
New London Cigar Factory, C F Reuter Propr, Mafrs of "Business Men's Favorite," "Key West." "Testimonial" and "Little Rip" Cigars. (Sce adv. p 779.)
New London Cornet Band, Charles F Renter Director.
New London Furniture Mnfg Co. Theo- dore Knapstein pres, E Angust Tonn sec. New London Machine shop and Foundry. George Beyer Propr. (Sco adv. p 770.)
New London Telephone Exchange, C E Dickinson ingr.
Nickel Miss Ida, dressmaker.
Nitka Miss Anna, Dressmaker; Dress Cutting and Making in the Most Fashion- able Style.
Nordman Charles H, grocer.
Norman John G, painter. Nussbaum Wm, propr Franklin House. Ostermeier Michael, shoemaker. Pelzer Emtil, tailor.
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