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Winton L S, General Store.
PULCIFER. A village on the Ocoz- to river, in Shawano county, 16 miles northeast of Shawano, the county seat aud banking point and 4 from Gillett, its ship- ping point. Stages daily to Linwood. Pop- ulation, 100. Mail, daily. O. A. Risun, postmaster.
Anderson N C, blacksmith.
Bergner Louis, flour, saw and planing mill. Donaldson W G, hotel. Ehrhardt F W, hotel.
Giese Angust, wagonmaker.
Johnson & Koske, general store.
Poppe Dr F. drugs.
Ristun O .A. General Store. Skjerping Rev E T (Lutheran).
PURDY. A postoffice in Vernon county, 11 miles southwest of Viroqua. 03 the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the county sont. nearest railroad and banking point. Stages semi weekly to Viroqua. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. Ole R. Ganper, post- master.
North StarIron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands- Engineers. Machinists, Founders, Boilermakers, PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery. Mining Machinery, Corliss and It'sh Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery. etc. Seep. 6
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Frequently immediately relieve and speedily cure many stubborn diseases which TURKISH fail to yield readily to ordinary medical treatment. THE BATHS AT JANES- -BATHS- VILLE, WISCONSIN, AFFORD SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES TO THE AILING.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RAC 873
Brozeskia Joseph, blacksmith.
Gauper Ole RE, General Store and Sorghum Mill. Jacobson Jacob, carpenter.
Sannes Ole O, carpenter.
QUAR. Clark county. Name changed to Curtiss.
QUINCY. A post village on the Wis- consin river, in Adams county, 14 miles southwest of Friendship, the county seat, and 10 northeast of Mauston, on the C., M. &. St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad sta- tion and banking point. Stages scmi- weekly to Kilbourn City. Population, 30. Mail, semi-weekly. S. McCaustland, post- master.
McCaustland J W, justice.
McCaustland Samuel, Store and Dentist.
General Niles Levi H, justice.
WEIS BROS.
RACINE. The judicial scat of Racine county, is an important and rapidly in- creasing manufacturing city, advantage- tageously located on Lake Michigan, at the mouth of Root river, and on the C. & N. W. and the C., M. & St. P. Rys, 62 miles northwest of Chicago, 25 southeast of Milwaukec, 107 southeast of Madison. It was settled in 1834 by Capt. Gilbert Knapp, and incorporated in 1848. A daily line of steamers land passengers and freight here, and touch at all lake ports north and south. The educational facilities are of a superior order, and the city is becoming notably prominent for the liberal and care- ful manner in which such matters are sup- ported and maintained. Besides a thorough public school system, there is a college and several academies and private schools. The different religious denominations are numerously represented, and the majority possess handsome and imposing places of worship. The city is lighted by electricity and gas, has 3 national banks, large, com- modious and handsome business blocks and elegant private residences, a well equipped and efficient fire department, an excellent system of water works, good hotels, telephone exchange, and all the facilities and appointments of a modern commercial metropolis. The most im- portant interests of the city are its mannfactories. There are sash, door and blind factories, iron foundries, farm implement manufactories, boiler works, box. soap, basket, carriage and wagon.
boot and shoe, and glove and mitten factories, breweries, plow works, planing mills, feed cutter, road cart and fanning mill factories, woolen mill, a piano fac- tory, pump. and wind-mill factories, drain and tile pipe works, limestone, hardware factories and many more too numerous to mention here, but a complete list of which will be foundin the subjoined alphabeti- cal list and in the classified portion at the back of the book. The press is represent- ed by the Journal (daily and weekly). the Times (daily). Utley's Dollar Weekly (weekly), the Correspondent (weekly). the Folkets Avis (Danish weekly), and the Slavie (Bohemian weckly), The products of the above mentioned mills and factor- ies with grain, live stock and general farm produce constitute the shipments. Bond- ed debt, $149,605; assessed valuation of real estate and personal property, 89,123,- 350. Building and other improvements are very numerous, and the city is enjoy- ing a prosperity very marked and gratify- ing. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and U. S. Population, 22,500. H. J. Smith, post- master.
Abesser Daniel S, chief fire dept, City Hall.
Ahrens Mathias, saloon, 622 State.
Albano Mary L, restaurant, 300 Main.
Albers Rev J M (Catholic).
Albert Charles D, saloon, 1627 Douglas.
Alf Lawrence, shoes, 1310 N Erie.
Allen Albert H, livery, 1206 N Wisconsin. Allen Edgar E, carpenter, 414 N Wisconsin Alshuler D D & Co (Berthold Soldine,
Daniel D and Frank Alshuler), clothing, 128 Main.
Altringer Christopher, fanning mill mnfr, 14th and Villa.
Altringer Nicholas, saloon, 1218 Villa.
American Express Co, J W Hall agt, 201 6th.
Anclom A & Son (Albert and Hugo), meats, 628 High.
Andersen Nels, saloon, 1028 State.
Anderson Christian, chief police, City Hall,
Anderson Jacob, insurance, S02 State
Anderson Lars, meats, 833 Washington av. Ansted & Higgins (Edward W Ansted. Michael Higgins), carriage spring minfrs, C & N W Ry bet 15th and 16th.
Anton Peter, saloon, 502 6th.
Arc Printer Mnfg Co, E A Bishop pres, Herman Proche sec. 112 5th.
Armour & Co, A W West mingr, packers, 4 Maiu.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. West and Northwest The Popular Line to the
WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
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WEIS BROS., Milwaukee. FINE WHISKIES, BRANDIES, ETC.
874 RAC
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER RAC
Arndt Mrs Frederick, saloon, 709 Lafay- ette ave.
Asby John T, hotel, 523 College ave.
Augustine S G & Son (Samuel G and John C), furniture, 221 6th.
Auspitz & Koehn (Samuel Auspitz, Ed- ward Koehn), saloon, 509 6th.
Badger Electric Co (capital, $75,000), P H Korst sec, Grand ave and Water.
Bailey John S, barber, under Postoffice.
Baldwin Frank G, dentist, 332 MIain.
Ball Charles F, sheriff.
Barr Rev T E (Presbyterian), 810 Main.
Bassinger Charles A, livery, 457 College av Bassinger Volney, livery, 108 4th .
Baumann Frank, hardware, 244 Main.
Baumann S & Son (Samuel and Wm A), horseshoers, 569 State.
Baumann Wm, grocer, 1545 Douglas ave. Baumstark Jacob, Saloon and Bil- liard Hall; Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars; Give him a Call at New Quarters, 403 6th.
Beck John & Son (John and John G), shoes, 430 Main.
Beck John E, tailor, 500 6th.
Becker John, grocer, 150S N Erie.
Beebe Caldwell C, dentist, 506 Monument sq Beffel Mathias, furniture, 610 6th.
Beffel Peter, undertkr, 1135 N Wisconsin. Belden E B, county judge.
Belle City Mnfg Co (capital, $30,000), Da- vid Lawton pres, Louis E Jones sec, feed cutters, Racine junction.
Belle City Opera House, Clancy Bros mngrs.
Belle City Street Railway Co (capital, $100,- 000), George B Hathaway pres, J E Dodge sec, 524 Main.
Bendlin C August, The First-Class Merchant Tailor of the City ; Good Stock to Select from and Fit Guaranteed, 329 Main.
Bennett & Erwin Mufg Co (George W Bennett, A W Erwin) planing mill, 922 Erie.
Beswiek Frederick P, jeweler, 313 6th. Bettray Christian, baker. 1140 St. Clair. Bezucha Vincent, brewer, 620 Standard. Billings Edward T, photogr, 501 Main.
Blake L S & A J (Lucius S and Adoniram J), fanning mill mnfrs, 610 Wisconsin. Blake & Co (L S Blake, J S Hart, Mrs J T Elliott, Mrs A W Tillapaugh), woolen mills, Bridge and Ontario
Blish Byron F, barber, 220 Main.
Blondy Mrs Bertha, saloon, 1309 Villa.
Blythe George W, grocer, 1400 Washing- ton ave.
Bohlmann Frederick A. confctr, 1313 Villa
Bohn Michael, saloon, 1201 N Main.
Bohn Peter C, barber 1203 N Main.
Boland Dennis, saloon, 1512 Junction ave.
Bolton James, horse breeder, 211 6th.
Bolton & Wherrey (James Bolton, Robert H Wherrey), meats, 211 6th.
Bones Benjamin, fruit grower.
Bones Cortland, fruit grower.
Bose Frederick, gardener, 1003 14th.
Botsford Abira F, furniture, 1301 \ Wis- consin.
Botsford & Wooster (Oliver F Botsford,
Park Wooster), books, 532 Monument sq. Bowman Wm, brick mofr, 1545 Douglas. Brendow Frederick W, candy mofr, 1117 Washington ave.
Brewer Charles W, piano tuner, 823 Grand
Brill Ernest H, grocer, 306 Main.
Britz George, wagonmaker, 412 Water.
Broadgate Samuel L, confetr, 1339 Wis- consin.
Brodsky Francis A, phys, 4th and Main. Brooker John C, harness, 411 Main.
Brown Michael, cigar mnfr, 1133 N Wis- consin.
Bryer Henry, cigars, 604 College ave.
Bryer Robert A, barber, 215 6th.
Buckingham Bros (Charles P and Burford J), shoes, 414 Main.
Buffham W S & Son (Wm S and W K), paints, 401 Main.
Buffham & Co (Wm S Buffham, Thomas HI Dickinson), buggy pole mufrs, 401 Main.
Buhler Louis, meats, 1408 State.
Bull B L Vegetable Medicine Co, B L Buil, MD, pres, H E Hayward sec, 1 013 State.
Bull Daniel, fanning mill mnfr, Lake nr College.
Bull Frank K, Sec J I Case Thresh- ing Machine Co.
Bull Stephen. Vice-Pres J I Case Threshing Machine Co.
Bullock John S, printer, 437 Main.
Bungers JJohn P, horseshoer. 404 Water.
Burbeck Edward, asst cashr First National Bank, 524 Main.
Burch Alexander O, grocer, 415 Main.
Burdick F N, brick mnfr, N Main city limits.
Burkert George W, horseshoer, 617 Wis- consin.
Buse & Williams (August F Buse, John G Williams), laundry, 409 Main.
Cape James jr, contractor. 468 Water.
Carey Frank A, saloon, 1418 State.
Case Jackson, dog breeder.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
RAC AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RAC 875
JEROME I. CASE, E. J. HUEFFNER, B. B. NORTHROP, JOHN S. CLEMENT,
President. Vice-President. Cashier Asst. Cashier.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK OF RACINE.
CAPITAL, $250,000. SURPLUS, 8100,000. Special Attention given to Collections. One-Tenth of One Per Cent. charged on Amounts of $250 and over. The Largest Bank in the State outside of Milwaukee. RACINE, -
- WISCONSIN.
RACINE WIRE WORKS
CHARLES GOEHNER, Proprietor. MANUFACTURER OF WIRE GOODS AND WIRE CLOTH For Threshing Machines, Fanning Mills and all other Purposes.
No. 1006 Superior Street, RACINE, WISCONSIN.
BADGER STATE MILLS.
5 Sizes for Farm and Warehouse Use.
These Mills will clean, grade and separate all kinds of Grain and Seed in the most perfect maurer. Dealers who want The best Fanning Mill Made, and at Lowest Prices are invited to corre- spond with FOSTER & WILLIAMS, Manufacturers, RACINE, WIS., U. S. A. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE FOSTER'S PERFECT BROADCAST SOWER For Broadcasting all kinds of Grain, Seed and Fertilizers.
CHEAPEST AND BEST SEEDER MADE, WRITE FOR CIRCULARS AND PRICES.
NICHOLAS D. FRATT, WM. H. LATHROP, HORATIO B. MUNROE.
ED. BURBECK.
Prest.
Vice-Prest,
Cashier.
Asst. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RACINE, WISCONSIN. CAPITAL, $100,000. SURPLUS, $95,000. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
DIRECTORS,
WM. H. ANDREWS. E. O. HAND. WM. H. LATHROP. FHOS. DICKINSON. R. P. HOWELL H. B. MUNROE. N. D. FRATT. JAS. H. KELLEY. B. F. WEEKS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. . DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in NORTHERN IOWA,
B218OW BRIW SWIDAR
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Short and Direct Route from CHICAGO, SOUTH,
876 RAC WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER RAC
Case Jerome I, Pres Mnfrs' National Bank, J 1 Case Threshing Machine Co and J I Case Plow Works.
Case J I Plow Works (Capital, $400,000), J I Case Pres, HI W Wallis Sec, cor Howe and Water.
Case J I Threshing Machine Co (Established 1842), Jerome I Case Pres. Stephen Bull Vice-Pres, Frank K Bull Sec, Charles H Lee Treas, Bridge and Water. (See adr, opp classified Thresh ing Machine Mnfrs.)
Caspers Hurbert, saloon, 936 St Clair.
Casperson & Carlson (John Casperson, Charles Carlson), meats, 804 State.
Central Hotel, Paul Ostergaard propr, 715 Washington ave.
Chandler James G, architect, 219 6th.
Charnley & Son (Isaac and George W), contractors, 337 Main.
Chicago Rubber Clothing Co (capital, $60,000), L S Blake pres, E V Laugh- ton sec, Albert and M W R R.
Christensen H M, painter, 1316 Howe.
Christensen Jens, tailor, 936 8th.
Christensen Peter, livery, 940 Marquette.
Christensen Peter C, livery, 3d and Wis- consin.
Christensen Peter W, sew machs, 509 6th.
Christensen Rasmus, shoemkr, 931 Milwau- kec ave
Clancy Bros (Martin jr and Edward P), dry goods, 305 6th.
Clancy Patrick H, agent C, M & St P Ry, foot of Main.
Clark A R, dry goods, 507 Main.
Clement John S, Asst Cashier Mnfrs' National Bank.
Clemmensen Nelson, florist, 1113 West.
Clemons Cester E, grocer, 1113 Washing- ton ave.
Clifford Frank L, dentist, 534 Monument sq.
Colbert Michael, pres council.
Coleman George L, meats, 628 Mead.
Coleman Leopard, barber, 219 6th.
Coleman Loomis H, city clk, City Hall.
Commercial Hotel, C H Putnam Propr; First-Class Hotel of the City, 212 5th. (See ado, opp.)
Compty & Jensen (Edward J Compty, Hans Jensen), horseshoers, 1017 State.
Cone Urial S, house mover. 1029 12th.
Conner Byron S. meats, 1306 State.
Conroe George C, hardware, 306 6th.
Cooper Henry A, lawyer, 438 Main.
Corbitt Charles A, typewriter supplies, 511 Wisconsin.
Corse James P, mason, 1034 Washington. Croak Lawrence, shoes, 309 6th.
Crosby Mrs Hannah J. dressmaker, 1510 Racine.
Crosten Wm, lawyer, 421 Main.
Crotsenburg Wm A, marble works.
Dahlstrom Bros(Peter and Andrew), bakers, 1232 Státe.
Dahlstrom Rev HI J (Lutheran).
Dassler Wm C, merchant tailor, 528 Monu- ment sa.
Daven James W, shoemaker, 405} Main.
Davis Mrs Jane, notions, 1359 Washington.
Davis Jefferson J, phys, 506 Monument sq. Davis'John D, mufrs' agt, 1119 College ave. Davis Mrs John D, music teacher.
Davis John J, phys, 1110 College ave.
Davis Logan, barber, 216 5th.
Davis Ossian C, plumber, 203 6th. Davisen Ole, ice, Rapids road.
Deane E C, Cashier Union National Bank and Vice-Pres Journal Printing Co.
De Besche John, physician, 1200 State.
Dederichs Gerhard, grocer, 1445 State.
Delaney Martin, second-hand goods, 41S Wisconsin.
De Long Horace, horse breeder.,
wagonmaker, 130S Dembowski Frank, Washington ave.
De Pons Wm, sewing machines, 302 6th.
Devine Thomas H, saloon, 924 St Clair. Dickey A P MInfg Co (Lucy A and G H Dickey, J W O Harrow), farm impt mnfrs, w end 4th st bridge.
Dickey E P Racine Fanning Mill Co. E P Dickey Pres, F W Dickey Sec and Treas, cor Center and ith. (See ade, opp.)
Dietrich Charles M, real estate, over Post- oflice.
Dietrich Jacob, dry goods, 300 6th.
Dodge & Fish (J E Dodge, Frank M Fish), lawyers, 524 Main.
Dombrowski Constance B, milliner, 426 Main.
Dowse Joseph, livery, cor Villa and 7th.
Driver Thos & Sons Muf: Co. Planing Mills and Sash, Doors and Blinds, 212 to 218 State.
Due Christian, shoes, 1328 Washington ave. Duffey Anthony J. saloon, 310 6th.
Duffey Mrs P A, grocer, 922 St Clair.
Duffy Anthony, saloon, 1143 St Clair.
Duncombe Charles S. phys, 827 Main. Durand H S, cattle breeder.
Dutton A P, horse breeder.
Dyer Joseph R. lawyer, 523 Main.
Basson Irving In grocer, 804 Main Ensson & Co (Wallace Easson, Peter F Leonard), photogra, 50$ Monument Eckhardt Frederick, piano mnfr, 612 0th.
Electrical Supplies for Telephone. Tele- graph and Electric Light, Catalogues free ..
JULIUS ANDRAE, 215 W. Water Street, MILWAUKEE
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is noted for its Excellent Facilities and Thoroughness The Green Bay Business College of Work. EXPER'T TEACHERS in Every Department. ANNUAL CATALOGUE FREE. Address GREEN BAY, WIS.
RAC AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. RAC 877
O. R. JOHNSON, President.
E. C. DEANE, Cashier.
H. E. SMIEDING, Vice-President.
FRANK K. BULL, Acting President.
CHAS. R. CARPENTER, Ass't Cashier.
Union National Bank,
RACINE, WISCONSIN.
CAPITAL, $150,000. SURPLUS, $50,000.
ESTABLISHED, 1840. INCORPORATED, 1851.
THE
E. P. Dickey Fanning Mill Co. MANUFACTURERS OF DICKEY FARM AND WAREHOUSE MILLS.
Also American Sifter, Pacific and Little Chief. The Pacific is the only Mill that has a second quality spout for grading, and Extra double eccentric Shake for tine Seeds and Flax. THE BEST, SIMPLEST AND CHEAPEST MILL IN THE MARKET FOR THE MONEY. The only Mill that can Separate Oats and Cockle from Wheat and Barley. EVERY MILL WARRANTED.
Agents Wanted. Address Company's Name in full. Cor. 6th and Center Sts., RACINE, WIS.
Office and Sample Rooms on Ground Floor.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
C. H. PUTNAM, Proprietor. $2.00 PER DAY. Cor. 5th St., and Monument Square, RACINE, WIS.
GARFIELD HOTEL
LOUIS HECK, Proprietor.
First-Class Accommodations at Reasonable Rates. 335 MAIN STREET,
RACINE, - - - WISCONSIN.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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CONNEUCINE JETOH
JETOH GUERRAS
The Bryant & Stratton
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE outranks them all. It is the Great Business University of America.
878 RAC WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER RAC
Edmonds & Evans (Samnel Edmonds, -
Evan W Evans), carps, 438 Wisconsin. Edwards Hugh R, carpenter, 460 Water. Egan Charles, physician, 902 State.
Eichelman B & Son (Bernhard and Wm), tailors, 511 Main.
Eisendrath B D & Co (Benjamin and Samuel D Eisendrath), tanners, 6th nr River.
Elholm Louis, shoes, 811 Washington ave. Elkins' Jewelry Store, H J Smith mngr, 437 Main.
Ellinger A & Co (Albert Ellinger), cloak mnfrs, cor Northwestern av and Prospect. Elmendorf Rev John J (Episcopal).
Elmlinger & Co (Ferdinand and Benjamin Elmlinger), clothing, 412 Main.
Elsner Christopher, tailor, 1631 N Wis- consin.
Emerson Linseed Oil Works, Thomas J Emerson mngr, 3d and Wisconsin.
Engel Valentine, brewer, 1627 Douglas av. Epstein Charles, genl store, 615 12th.
Ericksen Lars C, saloon, 961 Milwaukee.
Evans David R, furniture, 310 Main.
Evans E R & Son (Evan Rand Christmas), vet surgs, 701 Wisconsin.
Evans Miss W F, dressmkr, 606 Main.
Evanson Charles, grocer, 1101 Washington Fabes Thomas, book agt, 1241 Villa.
Facen John, dairy, n of city.
Fahey James H, grocer, 1002 Hamilton.
Faigle & Evans (Theodore Faigle, Thomas Evans), saloon, 1500 Grand ave. Fancher Emma L, drugs, 1100 State.
Fancher Frank L, dentist, 1100 State.
Fellows & B'ake (George D Fellows, Adoniram J Blake), insurance, 610 Wis- consin.
Fellows & Bliss (Harrison A Fellows, George S Bliss), Coal and Wood, 424 Dodge.
Field Arne, mer tailor, 503 Main.
Field Mrs Jane, grocer, 1233 N Erie.
Fire Underwriters' Union, C P Whitford mngr, 526 Main.
Firstenhafer John, barber, 1208 State.
First National Bank (Capital, $100,- 000; Surplus, $95,000), N D Fratt Pres, H B Monroe Cash, 524 Main. (See ado, p 875.)
Fish Brothers Wagon Co, O R Johnson Pres, John C Huggins Vice. Pres and Mngr, Arthur Hugunin Sec. Wagon Mnfrs, 1218 State.
2 Fish Frank M, district attorney.
Fisher John F, saloon, 1126 N Main.
Foertch Frederick, saloon, 1100 St. Clair. Folkets Avis, Theodore Elberg editor, Ed- ward Jensen mugr, 509 Monument sq.
Fond du Lac Electric Co, John Rodgers pres, F M Fish sec, 524 Main.
Foote Frank F, county surveyor.
Foote Rev Theodore C (Episcopal).
Foster Hardware Co (Julius T Foster, Henry J Frick). hardware, 419 6th.
Foster & Willininy (Henry J Foster. Thomas Williams), Mnfrs of Foster's Perfect Broadcast Sower and Badger State Fanning Mills, 914 to 924 15th. (See adv, p 875.)
Fox Conrad, lime mnfr, Rapids road.
Frank James, dairy, n of city.
Fratt Nicholas D, pres First National Bank, 524 Main.
Fredericksen Jorgen, jeweler, 812 State.
Freeman S & Sons Mnfg Co. Charles Free- man pres, Michael Freeman sec, boiler mnfrs, foot of Huron.
Freund Ernst, 2d-hd goods, 1310 Milwau- kee ave.
Friauf Frank, saloon, 212 Main.
Friss Charles, saloon, 1311 Washington av. Fuller & Fyffe (Percival S Fuller, Calvin Fyffe), lawyers, 440 Main.
Gaiser Fred, meats, 1601 Douglas ave.
Gantenbein Nicholas, grocer, 1300 Mil- waukee ave.
Garfield Hotel, Louis Heck Propr, 335 Main. (See ade, p Str.)
Garlock Franklin R, physician, 534 Monu- ment sq.
Gebhardt Frederick, cooper, 814 Union. Gemperle Charles, saloon, 236 Main.
George & Johnson (Leslie George, Andrew Johnson), grocers, 1512 State.
Giese Theodore, grocer, 1841 N Wiscon. sin.
Gieseler & Lochner (Charles L Gieseler. John T Lochner), drugs, 620 State.
Gittings Christopher C. lawyer.
Goebel .Jacob, shoemaker, 1402 Grand ar.
Goebel Mrs Mary, milliner, 1402 Grand ar. Goedeke Henry, tailor, 618 State.
Gochner Charles, Propr Racine Wire Works; Mofrs Wire Cloth and Wire Goods, 1006 Superior. (See adr, P 375.)
Gondert George, cigars, 2 Main.
Goodrich Transportation Co, C G Thomp- sou agt, foot of 2d.
Gorton Hugh, packer, 400 Main.
Gottbehute Mrs Frederick, saloon, 312 Main.
Grand Union Tea Co, Charles W Pike mugr, 434 Main.
Grantham Thomas E, painter. 341 Lake Gran Reinholdt, meats, 1664 & Wisconsin. Greenwald's Hotel, John Green- wald Propr, 238 Main.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R, R,
Short and Direct Route from CHICAGO, SOUTH.
H. G. UNDERWOOD,
107 Wisconsin St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
PATENTS.
RAC AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY RAC 879
Grigg Henry W, blksmith, 950 St Clair. Grissinger & Bramow (Lottie Grissinger, Nellie Bramow), dressmakers, 432 Wis- consin.
Groenke Charles F, wagonmkr, 1251 Chip- pecotton.
Gross Edward, grocer, 1241 Erie.
Gunther H & Sons ( Henry, Frederick W and Emil), machinists, 600 6th.
Haab Rudolph, tinsmith, 1223 Washing- ton ave.
Haas Frederick W, saloon, 1226 N Wiscon- sin.
Haas Peter F, grocer. 1240 N Main.
Haberland Charles, shoemaker, 1201 Doug- las ave.
Hagen John M, shoes, 1140 Grand ave.
Halberstadt John, baker, 1658 E.
Halenbake Wm J, blksmith, 341 Lake av.
Hall Claudius B, hardware, 220 6th.
Hall Mrs F, genl store, 1237 N Wisconsin.
Hall Rev Watson B (Episcopal)
Hamata John, grocer, 1659 N Main.
Hammerson Frederick, brick mnfr, n of city limits.
Hand & Flett (Elbert O Hand, David HI Flett), lawyers, 510 Monument sq.
Hanley Bros(Jerome and Michael), grocers, 564 State.
Hansen Charles, saloon, 209 Main.
Hansen Hans C, saloon, 1106 State.
Hansen Jens C, dry goods, 1000 State.
Hansen John, cigars, 1108 State.
Hansen Knut C, saloon, 1316 Washington.
Hansen Lars, saloon, 1302 16th.
Hansen Mads C, grocer, 1026 State.
Hansen Peter, saloon, 1425 State.
Hanson James, grocer, 1200 State. Hanson Mrs S C, millinery, 1204 State. Hanson & Albertson (Isaac HI Hanson,
James H Albertson), meats, 1301 Villa. Harbridge Frederick, drugs, 422 Main. Harcus Adam H, contractor. 818 14th.
Harris John W, saloon, 1114 Villa.
Hart & Bruner Woolen Co (capital, $50 .-
000), Sands M Hart pres, F N Bruner sec, 526 Wisconsin.
Hartweg Henry, flour, 601 Grand ave.
Hass Francis X, saloon, 230 Main.
Hass George A, painter, 456 Water.
Hausen K. C, saloon, 1316 Washington av.
Hay Bros (Thomas and Edwin), livery, 505 Villa.
Heck Christian, saloon, 303 6th.
Heck Louis, Propr Garfield Hotel, 335 Main. (Sce adv, p 877.)
Hedstrom E L & Co, J C Carroll agt, coal, 423 Main.
Hegan Samuel, horseshoer, 111 4th.
Hegeman & Kohlmann(Henry J Hegeman, Peter J Kohlmann), grocers and saloon, 1001 Villa.
Hegner John P, saloon, 1246 Villa.
HIeld Peter, saloon, 785 Washington ave.
KATE MOLEES, MANUFACTURER OF
Human Hair Goods,
AND DEALER IN ALL GOODS APPERTAINING TO THE TRADE. Hair Dressing Parlors, 327 Main Street, RACINE, WIS.
MRS. M. M. PHELON, C. S. B., GRADUATE OF MASSACHUSETTS METAPHYSICAL COLLEGE,
Room 14 Baker Block, RACINE, WIS.
OFFICE HOURS, 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Mrs. Phelon forms classes for instruction in Christian Science. She will make engagements for public or parlor Lectures, in or out of the city. She will also supply any standard book on Christian Science, by mail, on receipt of publisher's price.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Popular I Line to the
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Henderson & Sommers (John Henderson, Edward Sommers), meats, 423 6th. Henningsen Rev Christopher (Baptist).
Henson, Goldsworthy & Williams (Francis
Henson, Henry Goldsworthy, John A Williams), dry goods, 506 Monument sq. Hermans Martin J, cigar mnfr, 439 Main. Herrick C B & Co, machinists, Racine junction.
Herzog & Roberts (Philip A. Herzog, John H Roberts), flour mill, s w cor Main and 2d.
Hess & Brose (Philip I Hess, Theodore C Brose), meats, 605 6th.
Hetzel David, merchant tailor, 313 6th.
Heyer Karl O, music teacher.
Hicks Mrs Curtis, boarding house, 315 N Wisconsin.
Higgie Wm J, coal, 1067 Driver.
Higley W P & Co (Wm P Higley, Miss Minnie E Peinkowsky), dry goods, 322 6th.
Hilker Bros (Adolph and Wm), brick mnfrs.
Hilt Jacob, wagonmaker, 948 St Clair.
Hinrichs Bernhard, crockery, 521 Main.
Hochgurtel Hubbard, cigar mnfr, 711 Washington ave.
Hochgurtel Jerry, saloon, 1200 N Wis- consin.
Hoernel G & Son (George and John J), hardware, 311 6th.
Hoffman John, tailor, 1005 Geueva.
Hoffmann Sisters (Maggie and Annic), dressmakers, 1003 Park ave.
Holborn Francis, music teacher.
Holm Bros (Andrew and Emanuel), con- tractors, 929 Marquette.
Hopkins Charles R, painter, Wisconsin nr 7th.
Horlick's Food Co, James Horlick pres, Win Horlick sec, n of city limits.
Horlick's Lime && Stone Co, Alexander Horlick pres, Wm Horlick sec, Rapids road.
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