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Schmidt Carl, locksmith, 1341 E Dayton. Schmitz Hubert. saloon, 116 E Washington Schmitz John, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 117 State.
Schneider Ernst, barber, 119 Doty.
School Visitor. Deming & Proctor editors and publrs, 25 N Pinckney.
Schott Bros (Reinhold HI and Otto G), saloon, 13 N Pinckney.
Schott John, boat livery, foot S Blair.
Schroder Henry, Propr Vienna Ho- tel, 631 E Wilson opp Northwestern Depot. (See adr, p 491.)
Schubert Joseph, photogr, 19 W Main. Schulkamp Henry & John, saloon, 114 E Main.
Schulkamp H & Co (Henry and Wm Schul- kamp), mineral water munfrs, 110 N Fair- child.
Schulof Adolf, artists' materials, 2 S Carroll Schultz Wm, live stock, 133 S Blair.
Schweinem Mrs Gertrude, ice, 313 W Johnson.
Scott Archibald, horse breeder, 616 E Washington.
Scott Gerard, jeweler, 122 E Main.
Scott John W, express, 117 E Wilson.
Seeman Jacob, lawyer, Main and Pinckney Seiler Jacob, Painter and Decorator, Store and Oflice 620 Williamson, res 409 Livingston. (See ade, p 493.)
Shakshesky & Wootton (Louis W Shakshesky, Robert Wootton). District Agts Northwestern Mutual Life Insur- ance Co of Milwaukee, IS N Carroll.
Sharp Miss Emma W. notions, 311 State. Sharp & Winterbotham (Edward Sharp.
Thomas Winterbotham), plasterers, 29 N Pinckney.
Shaughnessy Thomas, saloon, 123 Doty. Shaw Mrs CA. artist, 133 E Johnson. Shaw George H. supt Madison City Rail- way Co, 854 Jenifer.
Sheasby Frederick C, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Mouldings. Painters' Supplies, House and Sign Painting and Decorating, 118 E Main.
Sheldon Charles S. physielan, 16 E Mifflin. Sheldon R A, berry grower, 2 miles & w
Sheldon S L. Co, Shepard L, Sheldon Pros, Alfred I Shelton Vice Pres. George H Sheldon Sec and Treas, Agri- cultural Implements, Carriages, Etc, 200 to 320 E Wilson.
Shepherd & Parker (Millard F Shepherd. Fred E Parker, telegraph school, 22 E Milliin.
Shining Fred, milk, 1} miles n e. Short Frederick G, chemist, 40 Pioncer blk.
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Siebecker Robert G, circuit judge, Court House.
Siggelkow & Klein (Frank C Siggelkow, Henry C Klein), meats, 506 E Wilson.
Silbernagel & Dean (John J Silbernagel, Joseph Dean), planing mill, 407 W Main. Simon John, hotel, cor Main and Butler. Simons Mrs Rachael, music teacher, 410 N Butler.
Sisters of Notre Dame, in charge of German Catholic School, 120 W Gorham.
Skandinavisk Tribune, Thorwald T Rus- tone publr and propr, 103 S Hamilton. Sleicher Wm J, painter, 114 State.
Slichter Charles S, asst prof mathematics University of Wisconsin.
Sloan Ithamar C, lawyer, 4 S Carroll.
Small Alvan E, draughtsman, Pioneer blk.
Smiley Burdett E, piano tuner, 321 W Washington ave.
Smith Charles, locksmith, 208 E Main.
Smith James S, music teacher, Opera House blk.
Smith Matt, barber, 733 Williamson.
Smith Philip, berry grower, 1} miles s w. Smith Walter M, librarian Univ of Wis. Smith Winfield R, lawyer, 101 S Hamilton. Smith W La Fayette, lawyer, 126 E Main. Smith & Buell (Rufus B Smith, Charles E Buell), lawyers, 7 S Pinckney.
Snell Gardner, mdse brkr, King and Doty. Snell Jay H, whol fruits, King and Doty. Soelch & Meng (George Soelch, Fred Meng), meats, 202 E Main.
Sommers Bros (Maximilian and Otto), meats, 117 W Main.
Son Loee, laundry, 110 N Pinckney.
Southern Express Co, Oscar P' Cowles agt, 5 E Main.
Spangenberg Christian, apiarist, 627 E Gorham.
Spanlding Merrick S, carp, 316 W Main.
Spencer Fred W, music teacher, 16 E Mitìlin.
Sperling Albert J, express, 507 E Wash- ington ave.
Spofford Frank S, grocer, 207 State.
Sprecher John, meats, 302 E Main.
Standard Oil Co, Daniel P Sanford agt, 3 S Pinckney.
Starck John HI. Contractor and Builder ; Planing Mill, Sash, Doors Blinds and Roofing Paint, 436 W Wash- ington ave.
Starke M Lee, insurance, Pioneer blk.
State Agricultural Society, John L Mitchell Pres, Milwaukee; Thomas L Newton Sec, Beaver Dam; Cyrus Miner Treas, Janesville; Miss Frances L Fuller Asst Sec, State Capitol.
State Bank (capital, $100.000), Lucien S Hanks pres, Samuel H Marshall cash, 7 S Pinckney.
State Board of Charities aud Reform, An- drew E Elmore pres, Albert O Wright sec, State Capitol.
State Dairy and Food Commis- sion, H Cassins Thom Comr, Beloit; Henry K Loomis Asst Comr. Sheboygan; Frederick G Short Chemist and Asst Comr, State Capitol.
State Dairymen's Assn, prof W A Henry pres, David W Curtis sec, State Capitol. State Historical Society, Reuben G Thwaites Sec, Daniel S Durrie Libra- rian, State Capitol.
State Horticultural Society, John M Smith pres, B S Hoxie sec, State Capitol.
State Journal Printing Co, Horace A Tay- lor pres, Conrad F Kreuz sec, 117 EWash- ington ave.
State Law Library, John R Berryman li- brarian, State Capitol.
Stearns John W, prof philosophy Univer- sity of Wisconsin.
Steels John, grocer, 228 State.
Steensland Edward B, Sec Savings, Loan and Trust Co, Steensland Blk, 26 and 28 W Mifllin.
Steensland Halle, Pres and Treas Savings, Loan & Trust Co of Madison, Wis, and Vice-Consul of Sweden and Norway, Steensland B!k, 26 and 28 W Mifflin. (See adv, p 476.)
Stein C R & Co (Christian R Stein, Adolph H Kayser, Win N Weiskopf), lumber, 204 E Washington ave.
Steinle Joseph E, poultry breeder, 1002 Williamson.
Steinmetz Conrad, saloon, Main and Pinc- kney.
Stephens David, brick mufr, 111 W Main. Sterling Susan A. instructor in German University of Wisconsin.
Stevens Breese J, lawyer, Main and Pinck- ney.
Stevens C W & Son (Charles W and Lonis E), real estate, cor King and Pinckney. Stewart Frank M, clk U S courts, Govern- ment bldg.
Stoltze Frank A, shoes, 58 Pickney.
Stone George, city editor Madison Demo- erat, Democrat blk.
Stone & Wellington (Wm E Wellington. Albert. W Phippen), nursery, 124 E Main.
Storm Wm, tinsmith, S Park.
Streber John, mason, 1426 University ave. Streidt Edward, biksmith, 919 Williamson.
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Strelow Herman, Propr Madison Steam Dye Works, 116 S Pinckney. Stuart James R, artist, ? S Pinckney. Suckow Soren, tailor, 124 State.
Suhr Christian, express, 315 W Dayton. Sullivan C G & Co (Cornelius G and Dennis G Sullivan), Coal and Wood, Mifflin and I CR R Tracks.
Sullivan Wm S, dentist, 23 E Main.
Sumner & Morris (John M Sumner, Arthur B Morris), hardware, 106 King.
Suson Miss Belle. dressmaker, 635 Wil- liamson.
Sutter Bros, Charles A Sutter mngr, whol leaf tobacco. 625 Williamson.
Sutton John M, tailor, 121 State.
Swain Wm W, berry grower, 2} miles s w. Sweet Lottie M, artist, 228 W Mifflin,
Tannert Carl (agent), leaf tobacco, Blount and Wilson.
Tappan Miss Theodora A, stenographer, .24 E Mifflin.
Taylor E P, asst physician Wisconsin State Hospital for Insane, n s Lake Mendota.
Teckemeyer & Kurz (Wm J Teckemeyer,
Edward Kurz), mnfg confectioners, 120 S Pinckney.
Tenney Charles K, lawyer, Main and Pinckney.
Tewes L C & Co, wholesale ice. Theiss J C F, confr, 1208 University ave. Theiss Wm, cabinetmkr, 963 Williamson. Thomas John R, photogr, 23 S Pinckney. Thomas Mrs Julia D, ladies' furnishings, 929 University ave.
Thompson Edwin E, installment goods, 632 Williamson.
Thompson Thomas, Railroad Com- missioner, Capitol Bldg.
Thorp Maxwell, patent medicines, 3 N Pinckney.
Thuringer S & Son (Samuel and Ignatz), dry goods, 19 W Main.
Thwaites Reuben G, Sec State His- torical Society, State Capitol.
Tiedeman Henry F, grocer, 514 E Wilson.
'Tinker Albert A, Inventor and Pat- entee Flour Cabinet, 329 W Dayton.
Toepelnann Edward R. carpet weaver, 433 W Gilman.
Tompkins Miss Emily. dressmkr, 103 King. Tonyawatha Springs Hotel, A George Rowe inngr, e s Lake Monona.
Torgerson Ole, books, 120 E Main.
'Tower House, Thomas Hagan Propr, 202 E Washington avc.
Tracy, Gibbs & Co (Wheeler A Tracy, Edwin F Gibbs, Henry A Miner), Publishers and Printers, 119 E Wash- ington ave. (Sce ade, p 489.)
Turner Frederick J, asst prof history University of Wisconsin.
Turvill Bros (Henry and Thomas), Boat Builders and Gardeners, 12 miles s of Madison. (See adr, p 485.)
Tuthill Miss Emma M, stenogr, Pioneer block.
Twitchell Ozmon M, phys, 17 S Pinckney. Tyrrell Joseph, carpenter, 42S State.
Umbreit Rev Traugott (Evangelical), 220 E Mifflin.
United States Government Building and Postoffice, cor Mifflin and Wisconsin av. United States Pension Examiners. Phillip Fox, J N Boyd, W N Gill, Government bldg.
University of Wisconsin, E F Riley Sec Board of Regents, Office 24 E Mifflin. Unsel & Haak (John Unsel, Allie Haak), barbers, 114 S Pinckney.
Updike Rev E G (Congregational).
Vaas Lonis, music tchr, 123 S Hancock.
Vallender Wm, barber, 127 State.
Vance James W, specialist, 208 S Fairebild. Van Cott Albert B, jeweler, 32 E Mifflin.
Van Densen Augustus, 2d-hand goods, 6 S Carroll.
Van Hise Charles R, prof mineralogy Uni- versity of Wisconsin.
Van Slyke Napoleon B, Pres First National Bank and Vice-Pres Savings Loan and Trust Co of Madison, Wis, Washington ave and Pinckney.
Van Velzer Charles A, prof mathematics University of Wisconsin.
Vetter & Luetscher (John G Vetter, Jacob Luetscher), carpenters. 303 State.
Viall MI E & W A (Morton E and Wm A), Photographers, 24 W Mitlin. (Se adr, p 485.)
Vienna Hotel, Henry Schroder Propr, 631 E Wilson opp Northwestern Depot. (Sce ade, p 431.)
Vilas W'in F. Lawyer, 12 E Gilman. Voelkner Rev Wm L (Methodist), 116 E Mifllin.
Vogel George C, wagonmaker, 917 Wil- liamson.
Vogel Julius, wood turner, 210 E Main
Wagner & Bollenbeck (Adelph Wagner, Joseph Bollenbeck), bottlers, cor Spaight and Patterson.
Waite & Co (Robert M Waite, Arthur C Ball), Sample Room; Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars, IS E Mittlin.
Wakeley Charles T.lawyer, 21 S Pinckney.
Walbridge & Harvey (Al'en Walbridge, Joel C Harvey), Physicians' Supplies, 328 W Main.
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Walker W G & Co (Wmn G Walker, S D Phelps), Mnfrs of Prouty Power Printing Presses, Drum Cylinder Presses, Gordon Jobbers and Printers' Supplies, 623 E Main.
Waltzinger August F, Baker; Con- fectionery, Fruits, Toys and Fancy Goods, 25 W Main.
Waltzinger & Co (August F Waltzinger, John G Hyland), confectioners, 19 N Pinckney.
Ward Andrew J, physician, 1 W Main.
Warner D D & Co (Daniel D Warner, Charles II Hall), whol saddlery hard- ware, 231 E Main.
Warner Wilber W, music, 27 W Main.
Warnes & Swenson (Benajah Warnes, Al. bert Svenson). planing mill, 523 E Main. Warren Mrs Lucinda A, nurse, 118 W Main,
Wayman Victor, florist, 645 E Gorham. Weber Nicholas, saloon, 103 State.
Weckesser Henry G, Hotel, Res- tanrant, Sample Room and Lunches, 607 E Wilson, opp Chicago & Northwestern Depot. (See adv, p 487.)
Webrmann Charles, harness, 205 E Main. Wells Oliver E, State Supt Public In- struction, Capitol Blog.
Welsh & Carpenter (George W Welsh, Frank S Carpenter), grocers, 13 W Main. Welton C B & Co (Chauncey B Welton, Wm H Wilt), clothing, 15 W Main.
Wengel Wmn, Turkish Baths, 122 W Main.
Wenzler & Behrend (Henry J Wenzler, Ja- cob II Behrend), junk, 301 W Johnson. Wessel fleury, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed. Choice Ci- gars and Tobaccos, 912 Williamson.
West Madison Railway Hotel, Victor E Peck propr, G, M & St P Ry Depot.
Western Farmer (weekly), Western Farmer Co publrs, Democrat bidg.
Western Farmer Co (Frank H Willard, Wm HI Morrison), publrs Western Farm- er, Democrat bldg.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Charles E Bross mngr, Pioneer bik.
Whare Miss Lillian, music teacher, 512 E Johnson.
Wheeler Charles H, leaf tobacco, 842 Spaight.
Whelan Charles E, city editor State Jour- nal, 117 E Washington ave.
Whelan Win M, wood, 112 S Hancock. White Martin O, cigars, 218 State.
Whitehead Miss Elizabeth, matron Wis- consin State Hospital for Insane, n s Lake Mendota.
Wiedenbeck Carl F, saloon, 112 S Pinck- ney.
Wilhelm Michael, painter, 411 W Gilman. Wilke Rev C (Lutheran), 10 N Canal.
. Wilkinson Rev Arthur L (Baptist), 15 N Butler.
William Tell -House, Ernst Glawe propr. 323 State.
Williams Miss Allis, music teacher, 109 W Clymer.
Williams Owen J, architect, 2 S Carroll.
Williams Wm HI, prof Hebrew and Sans- krit University of Wisconsin.
Wilson & Fox (Estate of John Wilson, George Fox), drugs, 21 N Pinckney.
Winden, Grinde & Schmedeman (Gilbert P Winden, John Grinde, Albert G Schmedeman), clothing, 25 E Main.
Winter Rev H August (Presbyterian), 15 S Webster.
Winterbotham Thomas, plasterer, 228 N Mill.
Wisconsin Academy, Webster M Pond and Charlotte E Richmond principals, 254 W Gilman.
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, Wm F Allen pres, George W Peckham sec, State Capitol.
Wisconsin Botschafter (Weekly), Richard Porsch Editor and Publisher, 117 E Washington ave. (See ade, p 495.) Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, Miss Nettie M Gale mngr, 16 E Mittlin.
Wisconsin Fish Hatchery, James Nevin supt, 4} miles s w.
Wisconsin Hospital for Insane, Louis R Head, M D. supt, n's Lake Mendota.
Wisconsin House, Loehrer Bros proprs, 227 State.
Wisconsin Naturalist, Charles F Carr publr, 126 State.
Wisconsin Publishers' Union, Democrat Printing Co proprs, Democrat bldg.
Wisconsin Staats-Zeitung (Ger- man. Weekly), George Deininger Propr, 117 E Main. (Se ede, p 495.)
Wisconsin State Historical Society, Art Gallery and Museum, State Capitol.
Wisconsin State Journal (daily and week-
ly), State Journal Printing Co proprs, 117 E Washington ave.
Wisconsin Sunday School Assemblys James E Moseley sec. 19 S Pinckney.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, Charles E Bros, mugr, 101 King.
Wisconsin Tract Society, M H Brown pres. EM Webster sec, 1029 Jenifer.
Wisconsin Wagon Co (capital, $20.000), Moses S Klauber pres, JJohn W Hudson sec, Blair opp Northwestern Depot.
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Wool Fritz W A, asst chemist University of Wisconsin.
Woman's Exchange, Miss Cora Gregory pres, Miss Florence T Delaplaine sec, 12 S Carroll.
W CT U State Work (semi-weekly), pub- lished by W CT U of Wisconsin, Mrs Emma J Curtis editor, 428 Lake.
Woodard J P, milk, 2 miles n.
Woodford Charles A, vet surg, 119 N Butler Woolcock Charles G, lawyer, Pioneer blk. Wootton Robert, Sec Masonic Bene- fit Association of Wisconsin, 1S N Car- roll.
Wootton & Replinger (Robert Wootton, Rudolph È Replinger), Fire Insurance, 18 N Carroll.
Wootton & Rowley (Frank M Wootton, Eugene C Rowley), Attor- reys and Counselors at- Law, State Bank Bidg.
YMCA of Madison, D D Warner pres, C Z Wise sec, Steensland blk.
Zehnter Julius & Co (Julius Zehnter, Mrs Elizabeth H Dudley), dry goods, 27 S Pinckney.
Zink Win, express, 709 University ave.
Zirkel John J & Bro (John J and Baptist), builders, 449 W Gilman.
Zitter Rev Aloys (Catholic), 120 W John- son.
Zull Joseph, shoemaker, 21 S Blair.
Zwicky's M Sons (Michael, George and Casper), soap mufrs, 612 Mills.
MAGNOLIA. A village in Rock county, 15 miles west of Janesville, the county seat, 2 west of Cainville on the C. & .N. W. Ry, the nearest railroad station, and 6 south of Evansville the nearest banking point. Population, 250. Mail, duily. J. R. Whitney, postmaster.
Ackerson Wm, painter. Burton Langford, shoemaker.
Clifford F & Bro, carpenters. Collins O F, grain, railroad and exp agt. L'ook House, Jonathan Cook propr. Edwards S M, meat market.
Emmons Charles, General Store. Johannis Henry, carpenter, Mellott Rev W R (Methodist). Salles W P, general store.
Whitney J R, Blacksmith and Justice.
MAGNOLIA STATION. Rock county. Sec Cainville.
MAIDEN ROCK. An incorporated village on the C., B. & N. Ry, and on Lake
Pepin, in Pierce county, 18 miles south- east of Ellsworth, the county seat, and 11 northwest of Lake City, Minn., the nearest banking point. Population. 350. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. W. E. Warren, post- master.
Andrews A S, dentist.
Atkinson Rev Wm (Methodist).
Barnum John A, Hardware.
Carpenter, Heslin & Co, general store.
Cook Ambrose, lawyer.
Denham Wm E, harness.
Freeman Mrs M V. propr Seeley House.
Elcath Homer, Hardware.
Huefner Paul, grain.
Hull Joseph B, furniture.
Kaye Henry S. meat market.
Kelly M M, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Klopf J A, barber.
Lake View Hotel, H Richards propr.
Larson J J, wagonmaker.
Maley John, blacksmith.
Mealey Sidney, blacksmith.
Munger D C. physician.
Nustrom L C, grain.
Otis A S. justice.
Pugh Nellie, Milliner.
Richards Horace, propr Lake View Hotel.
Roese A E, restaurant.
Seeley House, Mrs M V Freeman propr.
Stevenson John E. drugs.
Taylor Lena, milliner.
Walsingham W W. grain.
Warren s & Son. Groceries, Flour and Feed
Weston Lloyd L, confectioner.
White Bros, general storc. White HI M, hardware.
Wing Charles E, physician.
MAINE. A postoffice in Marathon county, 9 miles northwest of Wausau, the country seat, nearest railroad station and shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, semi weekly.
Nohl F, blacksmith.
Taege W'in, Grocer and Hotel.
MALCOLM. A postoffice in Langlade county, on the M., L. S. & W. Ry. 10 miles northeast of Antigo, the county seat and banking point. Population, 100. Exp., U. S. Thomas Hutchinson, postmaster. Dalton Mrs E, hotel. Hartman Andrew, farmer.
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Sherry Heury, saw mill. Stadler Henry, farmer. Van Ostrand E, general storc.
MALONE. A village on the C, & N. W. Ry, in Fond du Lac county, 12 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat, and nearest banking point. Stage to Brothertown. Population, 25. Mail, daily.
Schmitz & Olig, general store.
MANAWA. A village on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Waupaca county, 15 miles northeast of Waupaca, the county seat and banking point. Population, 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. E. L. Darling, postmaster.
Central House, Meiklejohn & Hatten proprs Churnley James, boots and shoes.
Darling E E., General Store.
Dent G W, general store.
Dick & Berkley. general store.
Doney J, boots and shoes.
Feather W H, grist mill.
Hopkins F, saloon.
Jackson L M, Restaurant.
Kruger L, blacksmith.
Lindelkugol Fred, general store.
Lindsay A, cheese mnfr.
Meiklejohn & Hatten, saw mill and stave mofrs.
Miller C .J, Livery and Hotel. Niel S, saloon.
Ritchie G A, physician.
Shipman D W & Son, hardware.
Smith H C, general store.
Stafford A, cheese mufr
Towzer J, exp and tel agt.
Van Eff L, blacksmith.
Wells W W, Meats.
Woodworth F S, drugs.
Zonton Bros; general store.
MANCHESTER. A village on Grand river, in Green Lake county, 18 miles southwest of Dartford, the county seal, and 3 southwest of Maikesan, the nearest railroad station. Princeton is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Kingston and Markesan. Population, 300. Mail, daily. George C. Rhein, postmaster.
Babcock V E, carpenter. Dick Gustav, flour mill. Elliott Win, live stock.
Fogel Wolfgang, Agricultural Im- plements.
Hanke A M, shoemaker.
Klatt Louis, shoemaker.
Rhein George C, General Store and Harness.
Schroeder Gustav, mason. Schwandt F, carpenter. Spielvogel Gustav, saloon.
Weckworth R. wagonmaker.
Wendland E J. saloon.
MANITOWOC. The judicial seat of Manitowoc county, has a picturesque and commercial location seldom combined or cxcelled. Located in a rich farming sec- tion, on the shore of Lake Michigan, at the crossing of the M., L. S. & W. Ry over the Manitowoc river, it has a harbor a mile in length, improved and lengthened by two parallel piers 250 feet apart and 2,470 feet long, built by the United States goveru- ment at a cost of $375,000. With such a harbor, open through the year, vessel trade with the ports to the south is never inter- rupted, and during the winter season Manitowoc is recognized as one of the best ship yard cities on Lake Michi- gan. Incorporated as a city in 1870. it has had a steady growth, and now contains 7,564 inhabitants, holders of assessed property to the value of $1,900- 000, bonded by the city for $35,000. The industries of the city are varied and exien- sive, but the possibilities are far from being reached. The city contains 2 ship yards, an excellent dry dock, and a floating dock, 3 breweries, 10 cigar factories, the Ensilage Machinery Manufacturing Co .. extensive iron works, several wagon factories, a coal dock with a capacity of 100,000 tons, an edged tool manufacturing company, 1 large paper and cigar box fac- tory, 3 flouring mills, 4 tauneries, the Mani- towoc Manufacturing Co., a large estab- lishment manufacturing school, church and office furniture and employing 150 hands, the only glue factory in the State. vinegar works, 3 planing mills, a saw mill, 6 brick yards, 4 hay presses, representing an output of $ 000 tons pressed hay in 1899 There are 3 banks and 3 first class hotels, while a high school of 10 depart ments, 2 ward schools and several sectarian schools give the city a well marked rept- tation in educational matters. The vari- ous religious denominations are represent ed by 12 churches. The city also con- tains the spacious county insane asylum. and the Polish Orphan Asylum, which cost $15,000. Four newspapers-English, Ger- man and Polish-are publishel The shipments constitute large quantities of
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leather, flour, grain, cheese, etc. Stages to Kiel and intermediate points on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays and Satur- days ; to Howard's Grove and intermediate points, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays; to Rosecrans and interme- diate points, on Tuesdays and Fridays. Telephone connections. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Mrs. Nancy Smart, postmaster.
Ackerman Henry, cheese mnfr, 6 miles s. Albert Landreth Seed Co (capital, $10,000), Albert Landreth pres, 511 Buffalo.
Albrecht Miss Emilie, milliner, 111 S 8th. Alter Oscar A. drugs, 210 N 8th.
Altmann Carl F, florist, Washington.
Anderson Christian, lighthouse keeper. Anderson James S, lawyer, 120 N 8th. Anderson & Dedricks (Knudt Anderson, John C Dedricks), barbers, N 8th.
Anton Mrs Kate, laundry, Commercial.
Arion Cornet Band and Orchestra, Otto Weinschenk leader, 318 Washington.
Auermiller Joseph, saloon, cor 13th and Franklin.
Bach Wm, lawyer, s e cor 8th and Frank- lin.
Backhaus Henry, cheese mnfr, 4 miles w. Baensch Emil, county judge.
Baetke Henry, meats, 609 S Main.
Bahr John G, bluing innfr, Franklin.
Banzhaf Henry L, dentist, 212 N 8th, Bardke Ludwig, mason.
Barnes, Mendlik & Mulholland (John W Barnes, Henry Mendlik, Henry Mulhol- land jr), general store, cor 8th and York.
Barstein John E, drugs, cor Main and Washington.
Bean George W, barber, 100 S 8th.
Beassant Walter, painter.
Beers Charles, saloon, 100 8 8th.
Behnke Charles A, tailor,511 Washington. Bernhardt Tendick, carpet weaver.
Beitler Andrew & Son (Andrew and Stephen), brick mnfrs, Lake Shore.
Bles Mathias, Propr National Hotel, cor 9th and York.
Bigil & Guse (Joseph Bigil, Frank Guse), planing mill, 11th and Franklin.
Blake & Fricke (Annio Blake, Alvina Fricke), dressmakers, cor Sth and Jay. Blech Charles A, lawyer, s e cor Sth and Franklin.
Blesch Peter J, general store, cor 9th and Buffalo.
Bleser Adam, sewing machines, cor 9th and Franklin.
leser Peter, cheese mnfr. 4 miles D.
Block Julius C, confr, 718 Washington.
Blequelle Gustavus, general store, cor 9th and Jay.
Boecher John, wagonmaker, cor 10th and Chicago.
Boeckmann Henry, mason.
Boehmer Mrs Charles, dressmaker, Main.
Boehmer Daniel, carpenter, Buffalo.
Boettcher Henry, brick mnfr, M, L S & W Ry
Bolen John, propr Wisconsin House, cor 9th and Jay.
Bossard Rev Guido (Presbyterian).
Boyce Mrs Alva, dressmaker.
Brachman John, carpenter, S Main.
Brachman Nicholas, carpenter.
Bredl Ignatz, wagonmaker, cor 9th and State.
Bremen Fred, cheese mufr, 6 miles w.
Bressler Charles H, mason, 409 Washing- ton.
Breuen IIermann, veterinary surgeon.
Breunig Fritz, saloon, Commercial.
Brandt Charles, saloon, cor Main and Jay.
Brandt John C, ice, 11th and Chicago.
Brown James A, physician, cor Main and Chicago.
Buerstatte Frederick C, drugs, 219 S 8th.
Bunk Martin, saloon, 22d and Marshall.
Bunk Martin J, saloon, 20th and Hamilton.
Burger H B & G B (Henry B and George B), ship bldrs.
Buritz John, cigar mnfr, 413 York.
Business Men's Assn, Herbert L, Markham, sec.
Busse Wm A, shoes, cor Jay and Main.
Carle Henry, baker, 317 S Main.
Carstens Ernest M, genl store, cor Main and Washington.
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