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Burson J S. blacksmith.
Coburn W B, shoemaker.
Covill Bros, saw aud grist mill.
Covill George, general store.
Honneywell Monroe. blacksmith.
Milliken N W, Hotel and Notary Pub- lic.
VanAirsdale A J, general store.
SAXON. Also known as Dogwood Station, is on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Ashland county, 27 miles southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat, and 12 from Hurley, the nearest banking point. Exp .. U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 250. H. J. Stone, postmaster.
Ashland Iron & Steel Co, charcoal mufrs. Auger Patrick, hotel. Dargie Fred, hotel.
Defer J .J. saloon.
Gray F W. railroad, exp and tel agent.
McDonald Alfred, saloon. McDonald A D. pulp mill.
Stone II J. General Store, Flour. Feed. Hay and Timbers.
Vive Moses, blacksmith.
Wadleigh II M & Co. general store and saw mill.
SCANDINAVIA. A village on the Q. B., W. & St. P. R R, in Waupaca county. S miles northwest of Waupaca. the county sent and nearest banking profit.
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Population, 225. Tel., W. U. S. J. C. Johnson, postmaster.
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Anderson Fritz, shoemaker.
Conrad Win, Hotel. Gottschalk & Wanborn, wagonmakers.
Hasvold O, hotel.
Henrikson W S, railroad, exp and tel agt. Johnson Elias, general store and justice. Knudson Gunder, blacksmith.
Nelson N M, tinsmith.
Nordal Wm, painter.
Olson O A, hardware.
Olson & Johnson, planing mill.
Paulson Theodore, carpenter. Paulson T & Co, grocers.
Peterson Andrew, carpenter.
Peterson && Hermanson, General Store and Meats.
Raven Dr Michael, drugs.
Sneveland B P, shoemaker.
Silver Lake Cornet Band. Thorson Bros, general store.
Thorson G, blacksmith.
Whittington Bros, livery.
Wrolstad John O, flour mill.
SCHILLER. A postoffice in Brown county, 12 miles east of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages to New Franken. Population, 110. Mail, daily. Telesphore Charlier, postmaster.
Boucher Hector, blacksmith and saloon. Charlier Telesphore, Saloon.
Lefevre Alphonse & Son, general store and checse mnfrs. Rick Louis, saw mill.
Rollin Bros, general store.
SCHLEISINGERVILLE. A pros- perous incorporated village on the Wis- consin Central Line, and ou the C. M. & St. P. Ry, in Washington county, 12 miles from West Bend, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 32 from Mil. waukee. It is 2 miles from Cedar Lake. which is fast becoming a summer resort for Chicago and Milwaukee people. There is a first-class hotel at the lake, game and fish also abound in plenty and parties can- not find a more desirable place for the summer than Cedar Lake. It was first settled in 1843, and now contains a brew- ery, brick yards, a steam saw and grist mill, 3 churches, and a district school. Population, 800. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and N. P. John Rosenheimer, postmins. ter.
Bingenhenner John, hotel.
Buch John, hotel.
Budde Henry, wagonmaker.
Budde Mrs Henry, dressmaker.
Central House, Charles Kaiser Propr ; the Only First-Class House in Town.
Curtiss Carl, photographer and justice. Dopp Anton, carpenter.
Dopp Jacob, carpenter.
Eberhardt August, mason.
Ehlert Charles, railroad and express agent.
Fischer Valentine, undertaker.
Friess Carl, saloon.
Golwitzer Thomas, mason.
Horst Christian, nursery.
Kaiser Charles, Propr Central House. Keidel John G, hardware.
Keidel John G & Co (John G Keidel, Au- gust Zilsdorf), grist mill.
Kletti Frederick, blacksmith.
Knocke Wm C, artist.
Kottemeyer Wm, brick mnfr.
Kratz Wm, shoemaker.
McNeil Mrs Daniel, dressmaker.
Malsack Peter, carpenter.
Margraff Matthew, mason.
Markenthaler Jacob, mason.
Merten Joseph, livery.
Meyer Joseph, carpenter.
Probst Rev A (Lutheran).
Raum Rev J (Evangelical).
Reinhardt Carl, meat market.
Rodinger Joseph, machinist.
Roache Frederick, barber.
Rosche Joseph, painter.
Rosche Wm, barber.
Rosenheimer John, postmaster.
Rosenheimer Joseph, ins and real estate. Rosenheimer L, General Store, Lum- ber, Farm Implements, Grain Elevator, Saloon and Brick Mnfr; Correspondence Solicited.
Rosenheimer Meyer, physician.
Roth Charles & Son (Charles and Frank), hotel.
Schaefer Bernard, organ builder and cigar mfr.
Schleisingerville Cornet Band, Frederick ›› Uber leader.
Schuck John, harness.
Schumacher Ferdinand, boots and shoes. Spath Rev Francis (Catholic). Storck Charles, brewer.
Theisen Nicholas, tailor.
Thiel J & Sons (John, Albert II and August), blacksmiths.
Urban Joseph, livery. Wangart Joseph, shoemaker.
Zilsdorf August, general store.
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SCHOFIELD. A postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry and on the Eau Claire river, in Marathon county, 3 miles south of Wausau, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 000. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. S. E. Graves, postmaster. Able John, market gardener.
Brooks & Ross Lumber Co, L Sexsmith mngr, general store and saw mill.
Cawley Wm, saloon. Clark T W, justice.
Dickens R S, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Dickey B B, hotel.
Gordon W A, cheese factory.
Graves Jessie E, music teacher.
Graves S E, Millwright.
Gray John, planing mill.
Harney G C, cheese factory.
Hewitt W F, market gardener.
Keiffer Frank, market gardener.
Langdon J D, saw mill. Means G R, live stock.
Means Luther, cheese factory.
Rodke Wm, cheese factory.
Rosenbeck E J, builder.
Williams John, market gardener.
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SCHOOL HILL. A postoffice in Manitowoc county, 15 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the county seat, and 10 north- east of Kiel, the nearest railroad station. Manitowoc is the nearest banking point. Population, 30. Mail, tri-weekly. H. F. Knorr, postmaster.
Edwards John L, justice. Graham Mat, carpenter.
Knorr EK F., General Store and Notary. Langenhahn F, flour mill.
Mahloch Christ, blacksmith.
Mahloch John, shoemaker.
Roethel Henry, cheese mnfr.
Rumpff Frederick, blacksmith. Schneller P, hotel.
SCHULTZ. A country postoffice on the I. C. R. R., 7 miles from Monroe, the judicial seat and banking point. Mail, daily. F. W, Schultz, postmaster.
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HISCOTT. A village in Sheboygan coun- ty, 25 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 5 from Adell, the usual shipping point. Plymouth is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Random Lake. Population, 200. D. Brazelton, postmaster.
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Bemis E A, physician. Brazelton Isaac, General Store.
Capell August, saw mill.
Fredrichs Rev G (Evangelical).
Haag Rev Philip MI (Methodist).
Hahnel Rev C (Lutheran). Helt & Schnider, masons. Knorr Win, shoemaker. Kopf Jacob, painter. Kopf Mrs L, dressmaker.
Leifer Gustav A, hardware and undertaker. Liebenstein J W, justice and ins.
Miller J jr, cheese mufr. Ruch John, saw mill.
Schilling Edward, wagonmaker.
Schultz Henry, Flour Mill.
Stolper David, general store and hotel.
Stolper Miss Ida, music teacher. Straub V jr, cider mnfr.
Trader John G, blacksmith.
Vogelsang Adolph, harnessmaker.
Wangerin Bros, livery. Wangerin Henry, cigarmaker and painter.
SCRANTON. A postoffice on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Wood county, 23 miles west of Grand Rapids, the county seat and nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 30. Exp., Am. W. H. Dufrane, postmaster.
Dufrano Win KI, Cranberry Grower. Gale Burton, cranberry grower. Witter G W, cranberry grower.
SECHLERVILLE. Formerly known as Curran, is located on the Trempealeau river, in Jackson conuty, 12 miles north- west of Black River Falls, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 1; from Hixton, its shipping point. Popu- lation, 50. Mail, daily.
Sechler J R & Son, gen store and flour mill.
SENECA. In Crawford county, 22 miles northeast of Prairie du Chien, the county seat and nearest banking point, and 5 from Lynxville, its nearest shipping point. Stage daily to Lynxville. Pop :- lation, 450. Edward Garvey, postmaster.
Bigelow John S, feed mill, cheese mufr and hotel.
Copper D W, meats.
Cummings Bruce C, blacksmith. Daguon Barney, cabinetmaker. Decker FE, physician. Finley Timothy, saloon. Foley M, builder. Garvey E & T. General Store. Haggerty J A, creamery. Hamilton Henry, creamery.
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Heal Luke, meats. Kane Cornelins, hotel. Marston Wilford, blacksmith. Shanerghroy John A, shoemaker. Slater Wm, mason. Smethurst Daniel, cheese factory. Smethurst J, harnessmaker. Smethurst Wm, drugs. Smith Mrs Delia, dressmaker. Sporter Briggs, harnessmaker. Wallen James, grist mill.
SEVASTOPOL. A postoffice in Door county, 5 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 25. Mail, daily.
SEXTONVILLE. A village on Wil- low creek, in Richland county, 7 miles southeast of Richland Centre, the county Feat, and 1} east of Twin Bluffs, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad station. Richland Centre is the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Mail, daily. R. Gibbons, postmaster.
Devoe Miss B, milliner.
Dudley G B. live stock.
Gibbons I, Confectioner.
Hoke Mrs A E, hotel.
Howard C E, groceries and drugs. Lamberson J C, live stock.
Lamson J S, builder. McCollum Asa, drugs. McCollum J L'R, live stock.
McCorkle & Thomas, general store.
Montgomery Mrs M C, milliner. Ostrander D B & Son, hardware. l'arke Mrs Ada, physician. Parker George, cooper. Parker J W, blacksmith. Sherman Bros, flour and saw mill.
SEYMOUR. An incorporated vil- lage located on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., in Outagamie county, 22 miles north- east of Appleton, the judicial scat, and 17 west of Green Bay. It was first settled in 1-$1, and now contains a saw mill, a flont - ing mill, a planing mill, a chair factory supply mill, a bank, good schools and Ger- man Evangelical, German Lutheran, Catholic, Methodist and Congregational churches. Lumber, chair stock, wheat and cattle are shipped. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 800. D. A. Kenyon, postmaster.
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Balheim Frank, apiarist. Baranowski Joseph, watch repairer.
Binder Rev Ferdinand (Methodist). Bodenheimer Morris, general store. Brehmer Carl, saloon. Bull Joshua, apiarist. Bunkleman Wm, farm implements.
Burmeister John, grocer.
Buttles G W; gardener.
Cargill W W & Bro (La Crosse, Wis), Louis Holz mugr, grain.
Castersen Wm & Co (Wm Castersen, John A Fiedler), general store.
Central House, George Falck propr. Chubbuck Thomas E, justice.
Comee Miss Jennie, music teacher.
Comee Wm B, supt Northwestern MInfg Co.
Dawson Josiah C, photographer.
Dean & Lorenz (Frank HI Dean, Wm Lorenz), Hardware, Stoves and Tin- ware, Agricultural Implements and Cheese Makers' Supplies.
Dean James, justice and real estate.
Dittmer Francis R, city clerk, insurance and loans.
Droeger George, blacksmith.
Falck George, propr Central House.
Feurig Gustavus H, hardware.
Forward Fayette L, Grain, Hay and Coal.
Fuchsgruber Mrs Louis, Propr Seymour House.
Fuller Hezekiah D, physician.
Guuerke Rev M (German Methodist)
Gehling & Schwerger (Alex J Gehling, Rupert Schwerger), meats.
Gessl Rev James (Catholic).
Graham James S. barber.
Green Bay, Winona & St Paul R R, Oscar L Peirpoint Agt.
Griffith Frank, propr White House.
Griffith Miss Lottie A, artist. Gross Emil, general store.
Ilauser Arnold, carpenter.
Hittner James R, physician.
Holman & Prosser (Richard Holman, Henry J Prosser), harness
Holz Louis, mngr W W Cargill & Bro.
Hnettl F & Son (Frank C and Andrew F), meats.
Johuston Gilbert B, physician.
Jones Calvin H, gardener.
Kenyon Daniel A, postmaster.
Kenyon DA & M V (Daniel A and Mrs Mahala V), general store.
Knox John, creamery.
Kratzko Wm, blacksmith.
Leach Mrs Anna, milliner.
Le Mieux Luciens A. Inventor of Economy Rotary Valve Engine, Drug. gist and Pharmacist.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
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Manufacturer of Electric Batteries and Apparatus, Electric Bells, Burg-
926 .SEY Miller & Piehl, lumber. Muehl Philip, furniture. Munger Garey E, livery. Noll John, tailor. Timmers Mrs G, milliner. Tubbs Peter, creamery. , for Motors and Dynamos a Specialty. 207 REED STREET, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. Sprader Anthony, saloon.
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Lemke Frederick, shoemaker. Luedke Wm, general store.
McIntire Robert, charcoal burner.
Michelstetter Wm, propr Seymour Bank. Miller Louis, carpenter.
Muehl Wm, city treasurer.
Muehl & Straub (Wm M Muehl, Wm Straub), general store.
Northwestern Mnfg Co, Wm B Comee supt, lumber, chair and wagon stock.
Pauley & Snyder (Charles Pauley, John Snyder), blacksmithis.
Peirpoint Oscar L, Agent Green Bay, " Winona & St Paul R R and Exp Agt.
Proehl Rev Frederick (German Lutheran). Rau Miss Nellie S, milliner.
Rondeau Seuell H, cashier Seymour Bank. Seymour Bank (capital, $15,000), Wm Michelstetter banker, Seuell H Rondeau cashier.
Seymour Cornet Band, Dr James Hittner leader.
Seymour Fair and Driving Park Assn, Peter Tubbs pres, FR Dittmer sec.
Seymour House, Mrs Louis Fuchs. gruber Propr.
Seymour Press The (weekly), Henry J Van Vuren editor and propr.
Shepherd Miss Lonie, music teacher.
Stevenson Milo L, carpenter.
Stewart Bros (Wm G and John A), flour mill.
Uecke Bros (Charles aud Robert), gardnrs. Uecke John, nursery.
U S Express Co. O L Peirpoint agt.
Van Vlasselaer John F, boot and shoemkr.
Van Vuren Henry J, editor and propr The Seymour Press.
W U Telegraph Co, O L Peirpoint mugr. White House, Frank Griffith propr.
Williams Bros (Morris L and David E), carpenters.
Wolf Henry, city marshal.
SHAMROCK. A postoffice on Silver creek, in JJackson county, 11 miles south of Black River Falls, the county seat, usual shipping and banking point. Stages semi- weekly to Sparta and Black River Falls: fares, $1.50 and 50 cents, respectively. Population, 150. Mail, semi-weekly. David Mann, postmaster.
Brist Stephen L, grocer.
Dodge Daniel & Son, flour and feed mill. Greenough & Jones, General Store. Hunter T P, sorghum mill. Land Simon, blacksmith.
Murrey Henry E, saw and feed mill. O'Brien John, builder.
Puritz David, carpenter.
Smothers Wm, carpenter and mason.
Voight Julius, mason.
Zillmer John, mason.
SHANTYTOWN. In Marathon county, 26 miles southeast of Wausau, the judicial seat, and 16 from Stevens' Point the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. E. B. Bentley, post- master.
SHARON. A thrifty village dating its settlement from 1855, is situated on the C. & N. W. Ry, in township of same name, Walworth county, 18 miles south- west of Elkhorn, the county seat and 20 miles southeast of Janesville. It contains 5 churches, Congregational. Methodist Episcopal, Free Methodist Episcopal and Lutheran, a high school, a bank, library, creamery, weekly newspaper, the Sharon Reporter, 2 hotels, au opera house and a number of general stores. It is surrounded by a productive farming country which makes it a valuable shipping point for live stock, grain and produce. Tel .. W. U.
Exp., American. Population, 900. W. R. Herron, postmaster.
Allen Mrs Alice, milliner.
Bailey John S, harnessmaker.
Ballard S P. circulating library.
Ballard Mrs S P, artist.
Bank of Sharon, Joseph M Yates pres, George C Mansfield cash.
Benage David S, grocer and crockery.
Boguardz Peter J, Shoemaker and Livery.
Boyce Volney, painter.
Brigham George E', railroad and exp agt.
Brigham Rev George F' (Episcopal).
Brigham Henry HI, telegraph operator.
Brown Robert, furniture and undertkr.
Burton George, live stock.
Byrne John, blacksmith.
C'entral House, 1 F Mckesson propr.
Chadsey & Fonda (C A Chadsey, E Fonda), meat market.
Cooper & Blossom (Harvey Cooper, David Blossom), blacksmiths.
Daniels Freeman, milk.
Daniels Leslie, contractor.
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Delo Rev I J (Evangelical Lutheran)
Dobbins Hugh, general store.
D). olittle Albert, baggagemaster.
Field & Wolcott (Alden Field, John L Wolcott), farm impts. Goelzer John, blacksmith. Hagenbuch George C, express. Hamlin Wm, wagonmaker.
Hamlin Wm S, justice of peace.
Hlenn Frank L, harnessmaker.
Herron Wilson RE, Postmaster and Wool Dealer.
Hoard Andrew J, hardware.
Hoard Marcus E, general store.
Hoard & Arnold (Willis E Hoard, Cassius F Arnold), lumber.
Horn George W, physician.
Howell James H, watchmaker.
Howell James K, carriage dealer.
Humphry Mrs Wm, carpet weaver.
Keyes & Sikes (C F Keyes, C A Sikes), cheese and butter mnfrs.
Kinna Michael, bakery and restaurant.
Kinyon Brazalo F, vet surgeon.
Le Baron Aylmer C, jeweler.
Lowell & Underhill (Darius W Lowell, Horace Underhill), stationery, drugs and grocers.
Lyman Andrew A. general store.
MeKesson James C jr, livery.
Mckesson Joseph F, propr Central House.
Mansfield George C, insurance.
Moon Frank W, meat market.
Moon Mrs O C, carpet weaver.
Morgan Theodore RE, Propr Yates House.
Morris Dr D G. druggist.
Morris Opera House, D G Morris propr.
Olin Rev S A (Methodist)
Ottman Miss T B, music teacher.
l'arks Eugene, painter.
Pellington Win HI, insurance.
Phelps & Howell (James H Phelps, Rae B Howell), musical instruments and publrs S .. aron Reporter.
Rasmus John, wagonmaker.
Raymond Mrs Lozie, milliner.
Ripley Charles J., dentist and town clerk.
Rogers Clayton E, Insurance.
Rogers Jolin HI, constable.
Rogers & Co (Clayton E Rogers, Samuel P Ballard), books and notions.
Rundlett Charles W, photographer. Ryder John S, barber.
Sibin Rev J G (Congregational.)
Scott & Griffin (George W Scott, A Grif- fin), mcat market. Sherman Ervine O, veterinary surgeon. Skeel John G, principal of school. Smith Harvey E, blacksmith,
Spore David, furniture.
Stevens Wheeler H, live stock.
Stocking George W, cigarmaker.'
Stockbridge & Secor (George Stockbridge, Jehial Secor), general store.
Sund Christian, merchant tailor.
Treat C R, physician.
Treat C R jr, physician.
Treat Julian A, notary public. Tuck John A, barber and tobaccos.
Vedder Mrs A C, music teacher.
Vedder Herman, stone mason.
Wheeler George W, grocer.
Welch James, stone mason.
Wilson Charles, painter.
Wise J B & Co (Jonas B Wise, D W Nel- son, S W Prindle), grain and coal.
Wolcott Theodore C, stonemason.
Wolf, Brownson & Weaver (Lewis Wolf, John W Brownson, Wm F Weaver), dry goods.
Wolfram Henry. contractor and lumber. Wolfram Wm, feed mill.
Wright Bros (Charles and Judson), live stock.
Yates House, T R Morgan Propr. Yates Joseph M. pres Bank of Sharon. Zabel Michael A, boots and shoes.
SHAWANO. The judicial seat of Shawano county is situated on Wolf river and on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, 152 miles northwest of Milwaukee. Dating its set- tlement from 1841, it now contains Catho- lic, Lutheran, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a high school, a bank, a planing mill, a feed mill and flouring and lumber mills. Three weekly newspapers, the Shawano County Advocate, the Shawano County Journal, and the Shacano County Wochenblatt, are published. Stages tri- weekly to Ft. Howard and semi-weekly to Gresham, Riverside and Langsdale. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,800. Christopher Hill, postmaster.
Achten Matthias, saloon.
Andrews Henry H, general store.
Bartlein Joseph M, propr Farmers' Home.
Bibelhausen Frank, grocer.
Bibelhausen John, grocer, hides and furs. Bibelhausen Joseph, meats.
Boehm Bros (Joseph and Wenzel), saloon. Bohmann Joseph, deputy sheriff and agent Deering Binders.
Bold Dr Louis C, editor and propr Sha- wano Co Wochenblatt, aud sicamship Agent. Brauer Henry A, sheriff. Brockmann Charles, blacksmith.
1 Cantwell W'm HI, physician.
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Cattau & Boehm (Henry Cattau, Frank Boehm), saloon.
City Brewery, Emil T Raddant Propr. (See adv, opp.)
Clarke Selah S, photographer.
Deleglise Francis A, Real Estate Agent; Timber and Farming Lands for Sale; Offices, Antigo and Shawano.
Devlin House, Michael Devlin propr.
Dickinson George C, district attorney. Dodge Theodore HI, harness and logger.
Doyle Michael, saloon.
Doyle & Charnley (Michael Doyle, Wm H Charnley), livery.
Dreier H G, county clerk.
Eberlein Frederick, boarding house.
Evans Miss Anna L, milliner.
Farmers' Home, Joseph M Bartlein propr.
Fosdick W L & Son (Wm L and Victor A), harness.
Frisbie Samuel W, baker and confectr.
Gamble Henry, livery.
Garbrecht Gottlieb, clothing.
Garfield Byron HI, saloon.
Germania Cornet Band, Frank V Schweers director.
Gibbs George W, sec The Upham & Rus- sell Co.
Goodrick Edward J, lawyer.
Gorham David jr, publr Shawano Co Journal.
Green Fergus F, boarding house.
Grossnick Herman, blacksmith.
Guenzel Herman, saloon.
Hill Christopher, postmaster.
Honig Daniel, clothing.
Howard Samuel, justice.
Hughes Rev J V (Presbyterian).
Huhn G J, register of deeds.
Humphrey Frank W, cashier Shawano Co Bank.
Jackson Robert W, treas The Upham & Russell Co.
Jung Ernst, furniture.
Kast John D, flour and saw mill.
Kaster Rev John (Catholic).
Klostermann Henry, apiarist.
Knapp G M, ingr Shawano Music Hall.
Kregel August, county coroner.
Kuckuk Anton, jeweler.
Kuckuk & Pulcifer (Anton Kuckuk, John Pulcifer), groceries and crockery.
La Leikel Fred W, meats.
Lehmann F W, county treasurer.
Lieg A & Son (Anton and John A), genl store.
Loeffler & Seidl (Charles A Loeffler, Joseph F Scid!), agricultural impts.
Lueke Charles F, barber.
McCormick A D, carpenter.
McNichol John H, mngr Wisconsin Tele- phone Co.
McNichol Thomas H, baker and conftr. Martin Frank J, livery.
Melendy J A, county surveyor.
Mielke Frank E, barber.
Miller Fredl Brewing Co (Milwaukee), Gus- tave Zauler agent.
Miller Henry, saloon.
Miller Matthias, shoes.
Milligan Miss Helen L, millinery and fancy goods.
Milwaukee, Lake Shore &West- ern R R, Alex Schaeffer Agent.
Murdock House, Wm H Murdock propr.
Naber Frank D, drugs.
Naber Herman, county judge.
Netzel Herman, furniture.
Newton Charles, notions.
Nickel Rev T HI (German Lutheran).
Phillips John W, billiards.
Phillips fåleber M, Lawyer; Owner
and Dealer in Hardwood Timber Lands. Player Samuel B, books and toys.
Pleshek J & F (James and Frank), shoes and saloon.
Raddant Miss Bertha C, milliner.
Raddant Mrs Charles, confectionery.
Raddant Emil T, Propr City Brew- ery. (See ado, opp.)
Raisler Charles A, general store.
Roberts L D, co supt public instruction.
Rollmann Louis, pres Shawano Shoe Mnfs Co and real estate.
Schaeffer Alex, Agent M, L S & W Railway.
Schroeder Gustav, wagonmaker.
Schussmann Wm, cigar mnfr.
Schweers August, meats.
Schweers Frederick, blacksmith.
Schweers Mrs Peter, fancy goods.
Seidl Adam M, confectionery.
Shawano County Advocate, Wiegand & Amel publrs and proprs.
Shawano County Bank (capital, $30,000),
Charles M Upham pres, Frank W Humphrey cashier.
Shawano County Journal, David Gorham jr publr.
Shawano County Wochenblatt. Dr Louis C Bold editor and propr.
Shawano Music Hall, G M Knapp mner. Shawano Shoe MInfg Co (capital. $20.00m. Louis Rollipann pres, Frank W Humpa rey sec and treas.
Staidl George, shoemaker.
Staub Wm. shoemaker. Tyler Rev T F (Methodist).
U'S Express Co, Anton Kuckuk agt.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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WINES For Write Pure to E. POMMER WINE CO., 1 294 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
SHA AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SHE 929
C'pham Charles M, pres Shawano County Bank and pres The Upham & Russell Co.
Upham & Russell Co The (Capi- tal, $200,000), Charles M Upham Pres, Hiram C Russell Vice-Pres, Denver, Col, George W Gibbs Sec, Robert W Jack- son Treas, General Merchandise, Real Estate, Grain, Etc.
Wallrich Michael J, lawyer.
Warunek Jacob, Justice of the ' Peace, Real Estate and Insurance.
Wescott Dayn E, real estate.
Wescott Mrs D E, music teacher.
W U Telegraph Co, Alex Schaeffer mngr. White Charles E, dentist.
Wiegand & Amel (Otto () Wiegand, Frank L Amel), publrs and proprs Shawano County Advocate.
Williams Dr John L, druggist.
Williams & Schmidt, physicians.
Wipperfürth Wm, grocer.
Wippermann Albert O, hardware.
Wisconsin House, Charles Jimmel propr.
Wisconsin Telephone Co, John H Mc- Nichol mngr.
Young James, saloon.
Zauler Gustave, agt Fred Miller Brewing Co.
Zerwas Anton, saloon. Zimmel Charles, propr Wisconsin House.
SHEBOYGAN. This progressive in- corporated city is advantageously located at the mouth of the Sheboygan river, on the shore of Lake Michigan, and on the M., L. S. & W. and C. & N. W. Rys, in Sheboygan county, of which it is the judi- cial seat, 52 miles north of Milwaukee and 23 south of Manitowoc. It was incorpo- rated as a city in 1853, and has had a sub- stantial, and for the last ten years a continuous growth. Its manufacturing industries are varied and extensive, of these the manufacture of chairs is the principal industry, 5 chair factories being engaged in the business and having an output of over 4,000 finished chairs daily. The leather and furniture in- dustries are next in importance, there being 3 large tanneries, and a furni- ture factory, using 40,000 feet of lumber daily. There are also toy and express wagon factories, a steam roller flour mill, a land plaster mill, a stoneware factory, a boot and shoe factory, 2 wooden- ware factories, 2 breweries, 3 planing mills,
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