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Rocser Henry, tailor.
Rollins John, house mover.
Rose Marion, carpenter.
. Roundtree Harry HI, creamery.
Rowe Mrs C F, milliner.
Sanders Fred, general store.
Sanders HI, general store.
Schambow Frank, general store.
Schnitzler T & Bro(Theodore and Charles), confectioners and insurance.
Schramin George, saloon. Schroder Henry P, general store.
Segelke Dietrich, saloon.
Shepherd Thomas, grain and stock.
Sickle S & Son (Solomon and Max), cigar mnfrs.
Smith Elliot B, agt C, M & St P Ry and U S Express Co.
Smith Jotham M, hardware.
Spencer Lyman, carpenter.
Spencer S B, plasterer.
Stamm Al, barber.
State Normal School, J H Evans pres. Steel Samnel, mason.
Steinhoff John F, meat market.
Stinge Ferdinand, clothing.
Straw Richard, lead smelter.
Tapps Wm, general store.
Taylor D A & Son (D A and Webb D), lumber.
Thompson John, house mover.
Thompson Samnel, carpenter.
Traber Silas W, painter.
Vanderbie Leonard jr, jeweler.
Verren Richard, carpenter.
Walsh Miss Kate, dressmaker.
Wannemaker C HI & Co (Charles II Wan- nemaker, Martin Pascoe), blacksmiths. Webb Henry, barber.
Webb John Henry, Barber; Finest Shop in the City; Traveling Men's Pa- tronage Solicited.
Weibert Rev A (Catholic).
Wilkinson Mrs Martha, boarding house. Witcher George, cheese factory. Woodward Jobn, grocer.
Wright & Son (George W and Charles E), druggists.
Wyne W B, agent Am Exp Co.
Wyne W B & Co (Wm B Wyne), stationery
PLATTEVILLE JUNCTION. Lo- cated at the intersection of the C. & N. W. and the C., M. & St. P. Rys, in La Fayette county. No postoffice.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Kenosha county, 6 miles southwest of Kenosha, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Population, 75. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. H. A. King, postmaster.
Baltes Michacl, blacksmith.
Crosby S A, live stock.
Dickson W A, creamery.
Gamble Harvey. carpenter,
Hubbard Miss Mary, music teacher.
Hubbard M B, creamery.
King EK A, General Store and Agri- cultural Implements.
Lyon T B, physician.
McNeil A F, meats and poultry.
McNeil C D, carpenter.
Maloney T, creamery.
Packman & Fox, feed mill.
Snyder F R, creamery.
Turner A, creamery.
Yates Thomas A, railroad, exp and tel agt.
PLEASANT RIDGE. In Clark county, 53 miles east of Neillsville, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Neills- ville and Marshfield. Population, 100.
Mail, tri-weekly. Fred J. Vine, post- master.
Hughes Wm, blacksmith.
Kurth Mrs Charles, hotel. Renssler Gustav, carpenter. Selves Win, mason. Vine Fred J, Farmer.
Walter Otto, insurance.
PLEASANT VALLEY. Jefferson county. See Oak Hill.
PLEASANT VALLEY. A post- ( flice in St. Croix county, 16 miles south- east of Hudson, the county seat, 7 south- west of Hammond, the nearest railroad
CEMENT. MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO. 154 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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PLE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PLU 851
station, and 9 southwest of Baldwin, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Hammond. Population, 16. Mail, daily. H. R. Morgan, postmaster.
Bushnell E, constable.
Johnson James, blacksmith.
Morgan IK IE, General Store andJustice. Morgan & Vanderberg, cheese mnfrs.
PLIER. A discontinued postoffice in Shawano county. Send mail to Pulcifer.
PLOVER. A prosperous incorporated village on G. B., W. & St. P. Ry, and on the Wisconsin Central Line, in Portage county, 6 miles south of Stevens' Point, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. and N. P. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation, 400. C. E. Dunavan, postmaster. Bahner F H, tinsmith.
Bahner K, fruits and confections.
Barker Myron, mason.
Beach Mrs J D, dressmaker.
Bean D V, produce.
Bourn A E & Bro, founders and feed mill.
Carley Win, Grain.
Clark Silas D, sorghum mnfr.
Cooley T F, propr Empire House.
Creasey W N, grocer.
Davis House, John Davis propr.
Dunaven Charles E, Furniture, Un- dertaker and Insurance.
Eekels James, `carpenter.
Emerson Mrs Mary, book agent.
Empire House, T F Cooley propr.
Farmers' Home, John Lutz propr.
Hale D J, potatoes.
Halladay F E, surveyor.
Halladay & Bean, mnfrs pat gun sights. Hebard G F, saloon.
Hepp Rev E P. King J W, optician.
Lamoreux Oliver H, lawyer.
Lindoro John, Physician.
Lutz John, propr Farmers' Home.
MeDill G E & Co, flour and saw mill, 2} miles n.
Mabie J A, railroad and cxp agt.
Marlatt Henry A, blacksmith. Maxfield Almon, General Store. Metcalf Edward, veterinary surgeon.
Morrison Robert, grocer.
Norton Charles, grocer. Pierce J W & M F. general store.
Pierce Mareus F, drugs and groceries. Plover Brass Band, F H Bahner leader. Plummer A, railroad and exp agt. Pollard Mrs Luella, dressmaker. Powers Frank, stone mason.
Potts Wm MI, Livery.
Rice Lyman G, grocer.
Russell George, house mover.
Sanborn Rev D O (Methodist).
Scott James, shoemaker.
Sherman E A, general store. Sherman Simon A, saw mill, 2} miles n. Taylor Fred, carpenter.
Taylor G E, carpenter.
Tregaser George, shoemaker.
Tunks Alexander, meats.
Vezur Charles, confectioner.
Waters James, saloon.
Waters Jerome, Flour and Feed.
Waters J, meats.
Wilmot George F, barber.
PLUM CITY. A village on Plum creek, in Pierce county, 22 miles southeast of Ellsworth, the seat of justice, 9 north- east of Maiden Rock, the nearest railroad station, and 12 west of Durand, the near- est banking point. Stage daily to Maiden Rock; fare, 35 cents round trip. Popu- lation, 250. Mail, daily. J. J. Schul- thess, postmaster.
Budewitz Wm, shoemaker.
Burkhart Raab, wagonmaker
Curtis Mrs Mattie, music teacher.
Curtis W A, physician.
Ingli D, saloon.
Ingli R J, music teacher.
Kaminietz Max. hotel.
Kayser R, general store.
Krebsbach Wagner, cheese mafr.
Martin John, cheese factory.
Miller HI A, blacksmith.
Moos Peter, cooper.
Moser Baltz, carpenter.
Moser Caspar, flour mill.
Moser John J, Pianos, Organs, Insur- ance and Barber.
Moser Miss Lizzie M, music teacher.
Oberding Joseph, saw mill.
Oberding Nicholas & Joseph, briek mnfrs.
Platt & Schulthess. General Store and Drugs.
Trumball J D, general store.
PLUMMER. On the Wis. Central Line in Ashland county, 33 miles from Ashland, the judicial seat, and 18 from Hurley, the nearest banking point. Popu- lation, 50. H. C. Besse, postmaster.
Besse HI & Sons. General Store.
Canaday JJ H, barber. Johnson W , saloon. Molander C, constable. Molander & Bennet, hotel.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The Popular Line to the
West and Northwest
Goodyear Rubber Co.,
W. W. WALLIS, Manager, 372 and 374 East Water Street, MILWAUKEE.
852 .PLU WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER PLY
Sampson's Iron Mine, capt White supt. Steward & Moore, hotel.
Tyler's Fork Iron Mine, capt Jacka supt. White's Iron Mine, capt White supt.
PLYMOUTH. A flourishing, incor- porated city on the C. & N. W, Ry, at the crossing of the M. & N. R. R., in Sheboy- gan county, 15 miles west of Sheboygan, the judicial seat, and 52 northwest of Mil- waukce. It contains 5 churches, Catholic, German-Methodist, Congregational, Lu- theran and Episcopal, a bank, a furniture factory, 2 chair factories, 3 flouring mills, a brewery and a foundry and machine shop. Two weekly newspapers, the Re- porter and the Nordicestliche Post, are pub- lished. Cheese is extensively manufactured in the vicinity, and cheese, live stock, flour, furniture, grain and produce are shipped. It has telephone connection with surround- ing points, and a well-equipped fire de- partment, No bonded debt ; assessed valuation of real and personal property, $475,000. Population, 1.505 (U. S. census). Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Michael Sweet, postmaster.
Ackerman Bros (Philip F and Theodore F), meats.
Albrecht Charles F, carpenter.
Angus John, apiarist.
Bade Henry C, insurance.
Bamford Henry J, cheese infr, 4 miles s w.
Behnke Frederick W, confctr.
Bowers John, livery.
Bradford George W, propr Commercial Hotel.
Brick bauer Peter, flour and cider mill.
Cannon Kate, carpet weaver.
Carthaus Otto, saloon.
Central Hotel, David L Mantz propr.
Commercial Hotel, George W Bradford propr.
Conover Seth H, cheese dealer.
Custer Charles, carpenter.
Deitch Charles, cheese mnfr, 2 miles w.
Distelhorst Miss Lena, milliner.
Dow J W & Son (Joseph W and Edward A), proprs Bank of Plymouth.
Eastman Charles, cheese mnfr, } mile 8.
Eastinan Enos, cattle breeder, à mile s.
Eckersley Charles, house mover.
Erdmann Wm, cheese mufr, 1 mile e. Faber C A & Co (Charles A Faber), drugs. Fett John, mason.
Fick Rudolph, boots and shoes.
Fiedler & Mueller (Louis Fiedler, Ray. mond Mueller), blacksmiths.
Fischer Henry W, boots and shoes.
Fischer, Louis G, Propr Plymouth House; Rates $1.25 per Day.
Fischer Paul, saloon. Fischer Wm, saloon.
Fischer Wm jr, meats.
Fitzgibbon Garret, physician.
Fitzgibbon Thomas, physician.
Flagg George M, tel agent.
Fox & Zwillenberg (Jacob Fox, Moses Zwillenberg), general store.
Freutel Wm jr, wagonmaker.
Frick John, cheese mnfr.
Fromm & [Magee: (Edward Fromm, Wm Magee), carpenters.
Fuller Maurice D L, lawyer.
Gaffron Anton, tailor.
Gaffron Otto, prin public school.
Gardner Rev Walter R (Episcopal).
Germania Band, Fredinand Kohl director.
Gilman Bros (Marvin and Gilbert), flour and feed.
Goelzer Henry J. general store.
Goldbeck Wm, cheese mnfr, 3 miles n e. Goldner Ernst, mason.
Griese Win, Practical Blacksmith and Horseshoer, Carriage and Wagonmaker; Repairing a Specialty.
Hahnemann Charles, carpenter.
Halle Mrs H, carpet weaver.
Hand & Lawrence (Michael H HIand, For- est D Lawrence), lumber.
Hecker Charles, furniture.
Heine August, ice.
Helmer Louis, cheese mnfr, 3 miles n.
Henze Edward, milk dealer.
Herzer Rev Gustav (Lutheran).
Hiller August, harness.
Hoffmann Charles, merchant tailor.
Holzschuh Caspar. grocer.
Holzschuh John, livery.
Hopfer John, shoemaker.
Ilostman August L, House, Sign and Carriage Painting, Paper Hanging and Decorating; Special Attention to all kinds of Shop Work.
Hub City Iron Works, F Thurmann & Co Proprs, Mufrs Feed Cutters, Horse Powers, Plows, Etc.
Hub Club Library, 800 volumes, Miss Frances Neather librarian.
Hubbard Rev George B (Congregational). Hueppchen, Ott & Co (Wm F Hueppchen, Philip Out), livery.
Huson Bros (George Cand Gilbert L), farm implements.
Huson & Zerler (Henry H Hluson, Gustar W' Zerler), general store.
Kaestner Louis J, boots and shoes. Kaiser Grig, saloon.
Keuper Jacob, meats.
AUN BORING AND REPAIRING a Specialty. We have the best equipped shop in the State. We handle Guns, Ammunition, Base Ball and Athletic Supplies. Fishing Tackle of Flarat Quality. The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 114 L. Water St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Cash Assets, $110,000,000. ) Northwestern Branch
New York Life Insurance Co., jarplus, 16,000,000. ' Office, 416 Milwaukee St .. MILWAUKEE, WIS. W. S. CANDEE, State Agent. WALKER BUCKNER, Gen'l Manager.
PLY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PLY 853
Knauer & Wolf (Charles Knauer, Peter M Wolf), mnfrs farm impts.
Knowd John, agt C & N W and M &NR R Koellmer & Langjahr (Andrew Koellmer, Wm A Langjahr), wagonmakers.
Kohl Ferdinand, blacksmith.
Krauss Otto, brick mnfr, 1 mile e.
Krumrey Henry, live stock, 1} miles n e. Krumrey Nicholas, live stock, 1} miles n e. Kuester John A, carpenter.
Kuhlmey Wm, cattle breeder, 3 miles n. Lahl & Walter, barbers.
Lautenbach Charles, saloon.
Leason Wm A, dentist.
Lee John W, apiarist, 2 miles e.
Littlefield Stephen, cheese mnfr, 3 miles n c. Lyceum Hall, Charles Lautenbach propr. McColm John N, nursery.
Mahlstedt Detlef, justice.
Mantz David L, propr Central Hotel.
Mead Major C, lawyer.
Mead Samuel W, physician.
Meyer George, milk dealer.
Miller John, cooper.
Nacther Frances, Fashionable Dress and Cloak Making; Cutting and Fitting a Specialty,
Never George J, merchant tailor.
Nickel & Kegler (Henry Nickel, Gottfried F Kegler), marble works.
Noonan Miss Mary, Fashionable Dress and Cloak Making; Cutting and Fitting a Specialty.
Nordwestliche Post, Wandersleben Bros proprs.
Oestrich Gottlieb, saloon.
O'Grady Michael, Patrick H McNicholas mngr, farm impts.
Peerless Chair Co (capital, $20,000), Henry C Laack pres, F A Steers sec.
Petersen Brothers (Fred J and Ed- mund L), Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Etc. (See adv, below.)
Pfeifer Charles, druggist.
Plymouth Brewing Co (capital, $12,500), Anton Schreiner pres, Ferdinand Kohl sec.
Plymouth Correspondent (German).
Plymouth House, Louis G Fischer Propr; Special Attention Paid to the Traveling Public; Rates $1.25 per Day. Plymouth Milling Co (HI H Huson, Huson & Zerler, J W Dow & Son, Beverly Crockett).
Plymouth Reporter, Warden & Hostman proprs.
Pokel Wm, carpenter.
Preussler Bros Mnfg Co (capital, $50,000), R R Schorer pres, H C Bade sec, furni- ture.
Radlaff Franz, mason.
Rehm Charles Wm, physician.
Reseburg Win, saloon.
Rosenfeld Robert, confectioner.
Saemann Wm C, genl store and grain.
Scheibe Mrs Anna, milliner.
Scheibe August C, harness.
Scheibe Herman, cheese mnfr, 2 miles n. Schmidt August, general store.
Schneider A & Sons (Andrew, Otto E and Richard G), maltsters.
Schorer Robert R, general store.
Schram Adolph W, chair mnfr.
Schram Albert H, furniture.
Schram Louis, painter.
Schultz Wm, cheese mnfr, 4 miles n e.
Sebald Wm, saloon.
Siemers Ferdinand, cheese mnf:, 3 miles n.
Stecker John, cheese factory, 2 miles w.
Suhrke Albert W, carpenter.
Sweet Michael, insurance.
In F & Co (Frederick Thur- manu, Gustav A Albrecht, Win Thur- mann), Proprs Hub City Iron Works, and Machinists, Mnfrs Feed Cutters, Horse Powers, Plows, Etc.
Timm Henry, flour and feed.
E. L. PETERSEN
F. J. PETERSEN. PETERSEN BROS .. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in The Finest SPECIALTIES in the World, INCLUDING
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry, Silverware. Musical Instruments. Books and Stationery, Sewing Machines and all kinds of New and Valuable Inventions.
PLYMOUTH, - WISCONSIN. CIRCULARS FREE ON APPLICATION.
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Cudahy Brothers, ( Pork and Beef Packers, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. AND PROVISION DEALERS.
West Superior,
THE BROADWAY HOTEL, New House, Elegantly Furnished. "wit
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Volk Theodore F, cigar mufr. Volquarts Charles H, photographer. Wallis Charles H, jeweler.
Wandersleben Bros (Charles F and Henry F), proprs Nordwestliche Post.
Warden & Hostman (Allen F Warden. Herman W Hostman), pubirs Plymouth Reporter.
Wheeler & Rowe (Henry Wheeler jr, Byron W Rowe), cheese dirs.
Willweber Gottfried, saloon.
Wilson Ira, cattle breeder, 3 miles s w.
Wittenberg August, barber.
Wolf Adam, cheese mnfr, 4 miles n w.
Wolf A J & Co (Adam J and Adam Wolf), general store.
Wolf Philip, saloon. Zerler Wm, merchant tailor.
Zinkgraf & Corbitt (John A Zinkgraf, Dell Corbitt), general store.
POINT BLUFF. In Adams county, )15 miles southwest of Friendship, the )1 county seat, and 12 from Kilbourn City, the nearest banking and shipping point. Stages semi-weekly to Friendship and Kil- bourn City; fare, $1 to either place. Pop- nlation, 30. D. N. Bacon, postmaster.
Bacon D N, Farmer. Bonnell D 'T, carpenter.
Dowd George, mason.
Yocum Miss Helen, music teacher.
/ POLONIA. In Portage county, 10} miles northeast of Stevens' Point, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 5 north of Custer, the nearest shipping point. It is on the stage route from Stevens' Point to Alban. Population, 175. Mail, tri-weekly. Andrew Sirkorski, postmaster.
Bygalki Anton, blacksmith.
Jeka Rev Father (Catholic).
Kedrowicz Martin, shoemaker. McGreer John, farm impts.
Normburg Jobn, blksmith and gen store. Sirkorski Andrew, General Store. Stretevage Simcon, general store.
PONIATOWSKI. A village on Bear creek, in Marathon county, 21 miles north- west of Wassan, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Popu- lation, 65. Mail, tri-weekly. F. F. Che- sak, postmaster.
Berres Thomas, tinsmith.
Braun Joseph, justice. Braun Mathias, saw mill.
Chesak Joseph, general store.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Chesak Frank F, General Store and Saloon.
Chesak Josie, music teacher.
Chesak M & Sons, general store.
Gara Rev A W. (Catholic).
Herriges Joseph, blacksmith.
Hettritch Peter, mason.
Kaszynski Nicholas, carpenter.
Koenig Martin, wagonmaker.
Murkowski Jacob, blacksmith.
Petri Louis, mason.
Reichl James, carpenter.
Schwager Alois, hotel.
Schwager Amelia, dressmaker.
Serkwoski Frank, shoemaker.
POPLAR. On river of same name, and on the Northern Pacific R. R., in Douglas county, 15 miles from Superior, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Population, 75. Mail, daily. J. M. M. Peterson, postmaster.
Chase J E, saw mill. Doherty Thomas, grocer.
Howard C S, Grocer.
PORCUPINE. In Pepin county, S miles south west of Durand, the county seat, nearest banking and shipping point. Pop- ulation, 200. Mail, semi-weekly. James Shaw, postmaster.
Flagg F F, Saw Mill. Forsyth, saw mill.
PORTAGE. The judicial seat of Columbia county, is a prosperous city of 5,150 inhabitants, on the Wisconsin Central Line and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, 71 miles south of Stevens' Point, 93 north- west of Milwaukee, 190 northwest of Chi- cago and 39 north of Madison. A ship canal connects the Fox aud the Wisconsin rivers at this point; it is known as the Port- age and was used by the Indians and the first voyagers to convey their canoes and batteaux from one river to the other. The city is lighted by gas and electricity, has an excellent system of water works, & volun- teer fire department, equipped with a Sils- bee engine, a chemical engine, 2 hose carts and 1 hook and ladder truck. The city contains a roller flouring mill, 2 breweries. 3 brickyards, a hosiery factory, overalls and shirt factory, blank book manufactory. a steam grist mill and 3 hanks. It has a Ane court house and jail, an opera house with a seating capacity of God, high and ward schools, churches of the Baptist. Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian Episco.
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
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The Brodesser Mnfg Co., Mufrs 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.
POR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. POR 855
pal, Lutheran, German Evangelical, Free Methodist, German Catholic and German Methodist denominations, a large Masonic hall and armory combined, and numerous large and well stocked special and general stores and elegant residences. The press is represented by the Portage Democrat and Portage Register, published daily, and by the Democrat, Wisconsin State Register and the Columbia County Wecker, all issued weekly. The establishment of any manu- factory to convert the raw material into articles of daily use would be & safe and profitable investment. Cattle, hogs, sheep, wood, grain, brick and lager beer com- prise the principal shipments. Sandstone, granite and jasper are found in the vicin- ity. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. George W. Morrison, post- master.
Abell Wmn EI C, Dentist, cor Cook and De Witt.
Affeldt Hermann C, brick mnfr.
Alexander Robert C, boarding house.
Alverson Miles T, Cashr City Bank of Portage, cor Cook and Wisconsin. American Express Co, Frank S McDuffie agent.
Armstrong Thomas jr, lawyer.
Arthur Bros (John and Evan), hides.
Assmann Rev Edward (Evangelical).
Bacon Joseph F, blacksmith.
Baker Charles !, plasterer.
Baker Edmund S, lawyer.
Bard Wm & Co (Wm and Chester M Bard), jewelers.
Barden Levi W, county judge.
Barker Charles, life insurance.
Bartosz Stanislaus, saloon, cor Oneida and Cass.
Bartz August, cigar mnfr.
Bauer Jacob, wagonmaker.
Beattie Wm, boots and shoes.
Bentley Fred D, physician.
B. MU.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FINE FRUITS AND PRODUCE,
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Goods Sold on Commission.
References, German Exchange and City Banks.
No. 32 West Cook Street, PORTAGE, WIS.
PORTAGE STEAM LAUNDRY,
A. J. WEIR, Proprietor.
NOTED FOR FIRST-CLASS WORK
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
PORTAGE, - WISCONSIN.
W. R. FORBES, FINE WATCHES, Diamonds, Jewelry
AND SILVERWARE.
Watch Repairing for the Trade a Specialty. 7 WEST COOK STREET.
PORTAGE, - WISCONSIN.
Post's Fair,
10, 12 and 14 Fourth St., Fond du Lac, Wie. In the Place to Buy CHAMBER SETS, PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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CIGARS, Ed. Aschermann & Co.,
Manufacturers, MILWAUKEE.
856 POR WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER POR
Berliner A D & S .J (Abraham D) and
S Jennie), Proprs Commercial Hotel, n end De Witt e of Depot.
Blass Deabolt, barber.
Bliss Charles, music teacher. Brady Rev George W (Catholic).
Breese, Loomis & Co (Llewellyn and Wm
L Breese, Carlton J Loomis), dry goods. Brewer Volney E, jeweler.
Brickwell John, lawyer.
Briesen E von, lawyer.
Britt John C, cigars.
Brodie Henry C, carpenter.
Brodie James R, boots and shoes.
Brown Mrs Charlotte M, milliner.
Brown John W, register of deeds.
Bryan Joseph H, meats.
Buglass D & R (David and Robert G), Leading Bakers and Confectioners; Everything First-Class.
Bunker Wm G, justice and harness. Carnagie Alex, planing mill.
Carroll & Buckley (James A Carroll, Cor- nelius C Buckley), merchant tailors.
Chancellor Mrs C B (Mrs Caroline B Chancellor), Millinery and Hair Goods. Cheney Rev R L (Congregational).
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Co, Arthur C Flanders Agent. City Bank of Portage (Capital, $25,000; Surplus, $35,000), Llewellyn Breese Pres, Ernest L Jaeger Vice- Pres, Miles T Alverson Cash. Chauncey P Jaeger Asst Cash, Cook and Wisconsin. City Hotel, Peter A Gage propr.
Clemmons Josiah C, propr European Ho- tel.
Clough Willoughby G, prin high school. Cockroft Peter, harness.
Collins James, blacksmith.
Colonius Charles A, asst cash First Na- tional Bank.
Colonius Mrs C A, milliner.
Columbia County Wecker (German), Mrs Mary A. Selbach publr and propr.
Commercial Motel, Abraham D & S Jennie Berliner Proprs, u end De- Witt e of Depot.
Corning Charles E, county suryeyor.
Corning House, Edgar G Fosgate Propr.
Craig Allen M, live stock.
Craig George W, Steam Power Flour and Feed Mills.
Cressman Frank, carpenter.
Currier Nathan J, county coroner.
Curry John, plasterer.
Daly John H, Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter; Patent Sewer Valve and Catch Basin. (See ado, opp.)
Dassi John B, Wall Paper, Picture Frames and Musical Instruments, 133 W Cook.
Davis Jacob, printer.
Dering Charles L, lawyer.
Dewey Edward, painter.
Doherty Hugh, marble and granite.
Dow Charles C, county clerk.
Drew Thomas W, grocer.
Dullaghan Stephen MI, saloon.
Edwards Win MI, Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Goods, Etc, 37 W Cook. (See adr, 2 850.)
Ender Henry, Propr Emder House, Cook and Wisconsin.
Einder House, Henry Emder Propr, Cook and Wisconsin.
Epstein Henry, brewer.
Eulberg Bros (Adam and Peter), brewers. European Hotel, Josiah C Clemmons propr.
Falconer & Boynton Mufg Co (Russell C Falconer, Elmore G Boyn - ton), Mnfrs Shirts, Overalls, Jeans Pants. Kerseys, Jackets, Etc, cor Canal and De Witt.
Farmers' Home, Mrs Wilhelmina Hettin- ger propr.
Ferguson Henry, dentist.
Finch Rev Henry J (Baptist).
Fink Edward, baker.
Fink Mrs Henrietta, baker.
First National Bank (Capital, $75,- 000), Thomas Armstrong Ir Pres, Arthur C Flanders Vice-Pres, Edward A Gow- ran Cash, Charles A Colonius Asst Cash, 16 W Cook.
Flanders Arthur C, Agent C. M & St P Ry Co.
Fletcher Taylor B. dentist.
Forbes Henry M. jeweler.
Forbes WRI ER. Watches, Clocks, Jew. elry and Silver Ware, 7 W Cook. (See adv. p $55 )
Fosgate Edgar G, Propr Corning House.
Fosgate Mrs Lizzie Rolleston, Millinery, Fancy Goods and Stamping, cor De Witt and Conant.
Foster Jolm, live stock.
Fox House, Orville C Fox migr.
Fulton Win, grocer.
Gage Peter A. propr City Hotel.
German Exchange Bank (capital,'$25,000), Fred W Schulze propr, Reinhart A Sprecher cash.
Ginder John, city assessor.
Ginther & Bartosz (Charles Ginther, Peter P Bartosz), saloon.
Gloeckler Miss Josie V, dressmaker.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands- Instucers, Machinists, Founders. Bollermalers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. CHIHwrights, Saw Mill Machinery. Mining Machinery, Corliss and High ashland, Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Hollers, Power Transmitting Machinery, cfc. Seep. 6
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Turkish Baths
Are invaluable for restoring and maintaining a healthy action of the Skin and relieving Internal Congestions, Colds. Malaria, and for Puri- fying the Blood. The Baths at Janesville, Wis., are among the Best.
POR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. POR 857
Gorton Fred T, physician. Gowan James, farm impts. Gowran Edward A, Cash First Na- tional Bank, 16 W Cook.
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Graham John, drugs. Green Winthrop P, grain. Grossman Wm, grocer. Hahn John A, barber.
G. E. YORK.
I. W. YORK. I. W. YORK & CO.
PROPRIETORS OF
Portage Roller Mills,
GRAIN ELEVATOR AND GRAIN DEALERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Wheat, Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Meal, Feed, Etc.
RYE AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR SPECIALTIES. PORTAGE, WISCONSIN.
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J. H. DALY, Patent Sewer Valve -AND- CATCH BASIN.
(PATENT No. 417,003).
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter.
Superintendent of Gas Co. PORTAGE, WIS.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry The Popular Line to the
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