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Dunham & Lindsley (Charles Dunham, Burt Lindsley), painters.
Eiche Herman C, saloon.
In Elvis Benjamin, jeweler.
Evans Sylvester, railroad, express and tele- graph agent.
Farmers' Home, A Furstenberg propr.
Ficckenstein Michaci G, Propr Thomas House.
Flemming Andrew O, Saloon.
Foster's Hotel Company (Lt'd), L Foster Pres, Orr Foster Sec and Treas, Proprs Tremont House. (Sce adv, p 527.) Foster Miss Maggie, music teacher. Furstenberg August, propr Farmers' Home Gerwing Albert F. general store.
Geyer Rev Paul (Catholic).
Gill John B, postmaster.
Girk John, Propr Marshfield Soap Works.
Goetschius Allen, insurance. Gokey Frank, barber. Gruber George, saloon.
Hlaebig John B, blacksmith.
Hafer & Kalsched (Adam Hafer, Henry Kalsched), lumber.
Hardl Lorenz, saloon.
Hayward John C, physician.
Headstream Herbert C, jeweler.
Hermann Edward, shoemaker.
Heywood Henry B, Insurance.
Heywood & Rust (HenryB Heywood, Cameron Rust), Real Estate.
Hirzy Ferdinand, jeweler.
Hoelz Jobn G, cigar mnfr.
Hoerl Andrew, meat market.
Horn Henry, druggist.
Huebl Mrs Joseph, furniture.
Hume & Paulus (John P Hume, Adam Paulus), proprs Marshfield News.
Hyland John, brick yard.
Icke Henry, merchant tailor.
Ingalls George E, insurance.
Kautsky Ernest V, dentist.
Kelly Edgerton, notions.
Kohl John G, blacksmith.
Korth F & Co (Frederick Korth, Michael Bast), meat market.
Korth & Bast (Fred Korth, Michael Bast). Proprs Opera House.
Kraus Mathias J, grocer.
Kraus Peter M, agt Falk, Jung & Borchert Brewing Co.
Kraus & Tiffault (Peter J Kraus, Isadore P Tiffault), general store.
Kraus & Vedder (Mathias J Kraus, Charles S Vedder), general store.
Krish Henry W. saloon.
Laemle Louis, clothing.
Lahr Nicholas, saloon.
Lang & Christenson (George Lang. Louis Christenson). Proprs Marshfield Iron Works. (See adr, p 527.)
La Point Felix, propr Travelers' Home.
Lathrop Henry A, physician.
Leinwander John, saloon.
Levin Bros (Morris L and Julius), general store.
Loomis Frank, collections.
Luecke Stephen, saloon and hotel.
Maass Jnlius, saloon.
Marsch Thomas, saloon.
Marshfield Bank, Leander Choate propr.
Marshfield Demokrat, HJ Pankow Publisher.
Marshfield Iron Works, Lang & Christenson Proprs, Founders and Ma. chinists. (Se) adr, p 527.)
Marshfield Land Co, B W PuDing magr. Frank A Cady attorney, real estate
Marshfield News. Hmmne & Panhuis proprs. Marshfield Soap Works, Joka Girk Propr, Mnfrs Laundry and Toilet Soaps.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry, The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
WEIS BROS., Milwaukee. French Clarets.
YOUNG and MIDDLE-AGED MEN end WOMEN Thoroughly Prepared for BUSINESS PURSUITS at
Sullivan's Commercial Academy, ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
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Marshfield Stave Co (capital, $50,000), Henry N Maurer pres, L A Arnold sec. Marshfield Times, Thomas S Norton editor and publr.
Mason Walter, photographer.
Merrill & Goggins (Frank Merrill, Ben Goggins), livery.
Mess Lorenz, meat market.
Mettelka Joseph, tinner.
Moldenhauer Henry G, cabinetmaker.
Morel J H & Co, liquors.
Nick & Phillipi (Lorenz Nick, Frank Phillipi), grocers.
Noll Wm & Sons (Wm, Wm W, Charles and Frank A), hardware.
Norton Thomaa S, editor and publr Marsh- field Times.
Pankow Herman J, Editor and Publisher Marshfield Demokrat.
Pa-k House, Christian Doran propr. Patchen Andrew J, dentist.
Plum Simon, harness.
Phillips Samuel H, confectioner.
Pors Emil C, district attorney.
Pors W A & E C (Wm A and Emil C), lawyers and real estate.
Reed G C, justice.
Reily Mrs Mary A, real estate.
Rowan Miss Ellen M, milliner.
Ruplinger & Utbmeier (Michael Ruplinger, Wm Uthmeier), general store.
St Joseph's Hospital, Sisters of the Sor- rowful Mother in charge.
Scandinavien House, Ilauken G Skram- stadt propr.
Schapiro & Smuckler (Solomon Schapiro, Kessil Smuckler), general store.
Schaner John, city treas.
Schelbe & Schneider (Emil P' Scheibe, Al- bert Schneider), brewers.
Scherf Fred, propr American House.
Schildam August, mason contractor. Schmidt Ernst G, general store. Schmidt Michael, saloon.
Schmirller Charles, shocs.
Scott & Roessler (James HI Scott, Theodore F Roessler), tailors. Seidl Joseph, meats. Seubert George, saloon.
Sexton Bros (Wm A and Andrew), drugs. Skramstadt Hanken G, propr Scandina- vien House. Smith Mrs Marvin, milliner.
Stauber John M, cigar mufr. Steinmetz Michael, general store. Steinmetz Theodore, saloon. Stierle Joseph, photographer.
Tallant James, propr Central House. Theisen Ferdinand F, harnessmaker. Thom Rev L (Lutheran).
Thomas Anton, shoemaker.
Thomas House, Michael J Flecken- stein Propr.
Thompson Knud, blacksmith.
Thompson Thomas, wagonmaker.
Tiry Michael, blacksmith.
Travelers' Home, Felix La Point propr. Tremont House, Foster's Hotel Co (Ltd), Proprs. (See adv, p 527.)
Tremmel Joseph, saloon.
Upham Mnfg Co, W H Upham pres, M H Wheeler sec, lumber and furniture mnfrs Van Epps Will, marble works. Vannedorn T Frank, architect.
Vollmar & Kraus (Frederick Vollmar, Ro- bert L Kraus), general store.
Wagner Joseph, tailor.
Weber & Bartels (Peter Weber, Wm Bar- tels), lime and farm machinery.
Weiland Peter, Steam Laundry ; Traveling Men's Trade Solicited. ( Sie adv, p 527.)
Wells Win H, physician.
Williams Hardware Co The, W HI Upham pres, J J Williams sec and treas.
Witham & Meiklejohn (Caleb Witham, Win Meiklejohn), saloon.
Wright Leonard A, restaurant.
Wright Thomas, carpenter.
Wunsch John, sewing machines.
MARSH LAKE, Polk county. Sce Richardson.
MARSHLAND. A postoffice on the G. B., W. & St. P. R. R., at the junction of the C. & N. W. Ry, in Buffalo county. 28} miles southeast of Alma, the seat of justice. Bank at Winona, Minn., 4} miles distant. Population, 50. Tel., W. U.
Joseph Herek, postmaster.
Ilerek Joseph, Hotel. Shirland H M, railroad agent.
MARTELL. A village on Rush river. in Pierce county, 10 miles northeast of Ellsworth, the county seat and banking point, and 14 from River Falls, the near- ost railroad station. Population, 160. Mail, daily. T. O. Winger, postmaster.
Bonsnes E O, saw mill. Bonsnes & Winger. General Store.
Bune & Anderson, furniture.
Forsyth A P, druggist.
Forsyth Gilbert, general store. Fosmo Haus, blacksmith.
Hohle Ole J. justice.
Johannesen Johannes F, physician. Kjelmo Arne O, painter.
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Kruger Edward, Meats. Linsted A P, shoemaker. Logan Edward, hotel. Nelson T E, carding mill. Nelson & Winger, Woolen Mill. Raffelson Peter, planing mill. Roche August, flour mill.
Rudd Ole, stone mason. Stark H C, hardware. Thompson Gunder, general store. Thorson Rev (Lutheran). Winger A & S, saw mill. Winger HI T, flour mill.
MARTIN. On the I. C. R. R. and on the Pecatonica river, in Green county, 14 miles southwest of Monroe, the county seat and nearest banking point. Popula- tion, 200. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Gustav Schuetze, postmaster.
Bunnell Jacob, mason. Carro !! Bros & Co, General Store. Deetz Leonard, hotel.
Edwards Wm, general store.
Haase Carl, furniture mnfr. Leibley & Alder, hardware and impts. Martin Nathaniel, saw and flour mill. Newman John, creamery. Nolf C, railroad, exp and tel agent. Schuetze Gustav, Notary and Black- smith.
Swartz Wilson, carpenter. Zuck Frank, wagonmaker.
MARXVILLE. In Dane county, 23 miles northwest of Madison, the judicial seat, and 7 from Mazo Manie, the nearest banking and shipping point Population, 50. Mail, tri weekly. Jacob Back, post- master.
Back Jacob, Wagonmaker. Doll Edward, blacksmith. Hagerman John, blacksmith. Joerges J M, saloon. Lochner John, general store. Schuman Charles, shoemaker.
MARYTOWN. A village in Fond du Lac county, 20 miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the county seat, 6 northeast of Calvary, the nearest railroad station, and 12 south of Chilton, the nearest banking point. Population, 75. Mail, tri-weekly. Joseph Schmitz, postmaster.
Bauer Peter, shoemaker. Eul Joseph, cheese factory. Hoffman Anton, saloon. Kenler A, cheese factory.
Melcher Franz, general store. Milhaupt Angust, blacksmith. Sclunitz Joseph, General Store. Schuller & Franzew, flour and saw mill. Winckle John, hotel and saloon.
MASON. A postoffice in Bayfield county, on the C., St. P., M. & O. Ry, 33 miles southwest of Bayfield, the county seat, and 17 from Ashland, the nearest banking point. Population. 500. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. T. J. Humbird, post- master.
Axness Ole, boarding. Dahlly George, General Store. Hines John, hotel. Luckins M V, barber. Mangerson B, boarding house. Murphy Edward, shoemaker.
Palmer R L. hotel.
Rousville M W, railroad, exp and tel agt. White River Lumber Co, Saw and Planing Mill.
MATHERS. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Juneau county, 40 miles northwest of Mauston, the county seat, and 15 north- east of Tomah, the nearest banking point. Population, 100. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. D. Janes, postmaster.
Burbank E E, cranberry grower
Dano E G & H W, cranberry growers. De Long HI L, railroad, exp and tel agt. Hoffman F J. cranberry grower.
.James A D, General Store and Cran- berry Grower.
McCan C II, restaurant.
Marvin G C. cranberry grower. Prathers F M, cranberry grower. Preston W HI, general store.
Shipley E S, cranberry grower.
MATT. A postoffice in Monroe county, 21 miles southeast of Sparta, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 6 from Cashton, the nearest shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly.
MAUSTON. The judicial seat of Juneau county, in the south central por- tion of which it is situated, is a flourish- ing city on the C., M & S& P. Ry, 19; miles northwest of Milwaukee. It con tains 2 large flouring mills, operated by power obtained from the Lemonweir river. a foundry and machine shop, n carding mill, a pickle factory, a brewery, Catholic. Methodist, Baptist, Congregational. Pres- byterian and German Evangelical church
Electric Light and Motor Plants Installed Complete, ELECTRICAL SUP- PIJES OF ALL. DESCRIPTIONS. EnIR- logues Frec. JULIUS ANDRAE, 225 West Water Street, MILWAUKEE.
Learn Shorthand and Typewriting at the consin. J. N. McCUNN, President.
Green Bay Business College,
The Leading Commercial Training School of Wis- E. F. QUINTAL, Secretary.
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t. a good graded school, 2 banks and 3 weekly newspapers, the Mauston Star Rep), the Juneau County Sun (Ind), and :e Juneau County Rundschau (Germ). Hour, cranberries, produce and live stock form the shipments. Stages semi-weekly to Germantown. Population, 1.600. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Daniel C. Remington, postmaster.
Adler Frederick A, grocer. Aluby James and David, live stock.
Alsbacher Isaac L, propr Mauston city stock farm.
Alsbacher & Barker (Isaac L Alsbacher, l'eter Barker), general store.
Altenberg Charles, saloon.
Anderson E L & Co (E L Anderson, E W Bradley). general store.
Anderson House, H G Anderson propr. Babcock Charles, under sheriff.
Ballentine James & Son (James and Wm B), hardware.
Bank of Mauston, J T Heath & Co proprs. Barney:EX W, Attorney-at-Law, Not- ary Public and Court Commissioner, Abstracts of Title, Loans and Collect- ions, Dockstader's Block.
Basford Bro's (John K and Seymour), har- ness.
Berry & Sprague (Mrs Emma J Berry, Miss Ella Sprague), milliners.
Black Mrs Mary, baker.
Boorman Milling Co (W G and Clarence Boorman), flour mill.
Briggs & McNay (Albert P Briggs, Frank McNay), meats.
Broezel Benjamin F, furniture.
Broezel Bros (Henry J and Benjamin F), cigar mufrs.
Buglass D C, carpenter.
Bunnell M L. supt county schools.
Juneau County Sun
TOM LINDLEY, Editor and Publisher. PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS.
Largest Circulation in Juneau County. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
The SUN is Republican in politics, 6-column quarto, gives latest news, straight goods in politics Lest advertising medium in its locality. No trade ads. taken unless the trade is even up. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
MAUSTON, WISCONSIN.
H. M. WINSOR, Proprietor. J. W. RUSSELL, Manager. Mauston Produce Exchange, DEALERS IN FLOUR AND FEED.
General Farm Produce, Farm and Garden Seeds.
EGGS A SPECIALTY. Poultry and Game (in season) Land Plaster, Salt and Cement. We have the only Cold Storage in the city, and consequently are enabled to handle all perishable goods to good advantage.
MAUSTON, WISCONSIN.
C. W. FOSBINDER. PHOTOGRAPHER.
First Class Work Guaranteed. Old Pictures of all kinds Copied and Enlarged Give me a Trial A Full Line of FRAMES Always in Stock. MAUSTON, WISCONSIN.
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H. PETERSEN, Electrician 207 REED STREET, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Butler, Heath & Co (Jason D Butler, Her- bert H Heath), real estate.
Carter Bros (Bryan M and H O), plow mnfrs.
Case Wm & Co (Wm and Mrs M C), genl store.
Chamberlain Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Clairy Mrs Lizzie, dressmaker.
Clark Mrs A M, milliner.
Clement Mrs C, confectionery.
Corsaw M M, county treasurer.
Deflone Oxil, barber.
Dickinson Samuel E, jeweler.
Dodge E G, sorghum mill.
Edwards John B, physician.
Edwards & Co (J B and E C Edwards), drugs.
Ely Andrew & Son (Andrew and Gott- fried), hardware.
Ely & Galvin (Andrew Ely, George W Galvin), mncats.
Evans J G, clerk of court.
Everett Frank C, photographer.
Everett Mrs F C, hair goods.
Fisher P E, Jumber.
Flynn Frank, grocer.
Forlop Bros (Henry and Frederick), tailors.
Fosbinder Charles WV, Photographer. (See adv, p 531.)
Gedney M A Pickle Co.
Goodhouse & Ritter (J C Goodhouse, F C Ritter), grain and produce.
Grimmer F E & Sons (Frederick E, Fred- erick E jr and Wm A), drugs.
Grote C HI, apiarist.
Grote C H & Co (Charles H Grote), drugs. Hale Wm, cheese factory.
Harvey Wm B, confectioner.
Hass Gustav, meat market.
Hauer John. saloon.
Heath J T & Co (Jeff T Heath, E V Ben- jamin, C F Depue), proprs] Bank of Manston.
Heidt Frank, editor Juneau County Rund- schan.
Herrick J I, physician.
Hinton George, register of deeds.
Hitchcock Eugene L, broommaker.
Holden P' M, railroad agent.
Holgate Abe L, barber.
Hungerford Charles E, woolen mill.
Irish W R, musical instruments.
Juneau County Bank, P R Briggs pres, G H Winchell cash.
Juneau County Rundschau, Frank Heidt editor.
Juneau County Sun, Tom Lindley Propr. (See adr, p 581.)
Klippel Conrad, saloon.
Kohler Wm, saloon.
Kyle Edgar W, blacksmith.
Lindley Tom, Propr Juneau County Sun. (See adt, p 531.)
Loomis O G, under sheriff.
Lyon Mrs C, music teacher.
McNay Frank, apiarist.
Mauston Band, W W Hinton director.
Mauston City Stock Farm, I L Alsbacher propr.
Mauston Produce Exchange. John W Russell MIngr. (Sec adc. p 531.)
Mauston Star, J F Sprague & Son Proprs.
Miller Charles, brewer.
Morgan John C F, sheriff.
Morley Frederick, dentist.
Morrison W L, principal high school.
Mullowney & Curran (Timothy Mullow. ney, Wm Curran), grain.
Olson O T, shoemaker.
Organ Mrs John, grocer.
Patterson J T, surveyor.
Patterson & Randall (John T Patterson, John Randall), farm impts.
Penniman Hiram G. Am Exp agt.
Peters Perry, general store.
Petrie Alonzo D, confectioner.
Petrie A A, wagonmaker.
Pfannkuch Bernhard. apiarist.
Pfefferkorn Rev W (Evangelical).
Phillips Sanford, general store.
Pierce Wm D, carpenter.
Plummer S C, live stock.
Potter C W, nursery.
Powers Michael, saloon.
Powers T F, farm impts.
Rack wood George, cheese factory.
Radell F & Co (Fannie, August and Charles Radell), wagon mnfrs.
Richards Jay E, general store.
Russell John W. Mngr Mauston Pro- duce Exchange. (Sco ade, p 531.)
Schall Henry, shoemaker.
Schlicht Mrs Wm, general store.
Schward Mrs Matilda, notions.
Severance Fayette, blacksmith.
Sies Alfred, grocer.
Skinner George, baker.
Smidt Carl, saloon.
Smith Rev D C (Baptist).
Smith James E, physician.
Spaulding Harrison S. blacksmith.
Spaulding Isane G. general store
Sprague J F & Son (John F and Gica- son J), proprs Manston Star.
Stalker HJJ, physician. Sykes Sidney, carpenter.
Temple Wm, furniture.
Timbers JJames, saloon.
Electric Call Bells,
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faderwood F A, cooper. Voder & Mowry (F S Veeder, Duane Mowry), lawyers. Von Droste Rev C M (Catholic). Warn Wilber, carpenter. Wetherby Almon S, county clerk.
MAYFIELD. A postoffice on Cedar creek, in Washington county, 7 miles south of West Bend, the county seat, and 1} from Jackson, the nearest railroad station. West Bend is the nearest banking point. Population, 80. Mail, daily. "Peter Koelsch, postmaster.
Fleischman George F, general store. Harth Conrad, shoemaker.
Hassemer Bros, Live Stock.
Txkel Ludwig, insurance agent. Kisinger Henry, cheese mnfr. Koch John, hotel and saloon. Kockch Peter, Town Clerk. Lutz George, mason. Martin Philip, carpenter.
Maurer A. carpenter. Pfennig F H, flour mill.
!! Athenmeier Fred, flour mill.
Schmitt John, blacksmith.
stickler Edward, Woolen Mill. Wolf John, carpenter.
MAYHEW. A postoffice on the R. & S. W. Ry, in Walworth county, 8 miles northeast of Elkhorn, the county seat and nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Pop- ulation, 25. W. Vedder, postmaster.
Barker Lumber Co, lumber and cement. Flanders George F, General Store, Grain, Railroad and Express Agent. Murdick J B, blacksmith.
MAYVILLE. An incorporated elty on Rock river and on the N. div. of the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Williamston township, -
Dodge county, 11miles northeast of Juneau. the county seat, and 22 southwest of Fond du Lac. First settled in 1844, it now con- tains a bank, a flouring mill, machine shop, tanneries, breweries, a blasting fur- nace and furniture factory. The religious denominations are represented by the fol- lowing churches: Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist. Two newspapers, the Dudge County Pionier and the Dodge County Volksfreund, are published. It has a pub- lic hall and a good fire department. Ship- inents, live stock, grain and the products of the mills and factories. Population, 1,200, Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Mail, daily. N. Tidyman, postmaster.
Abitz Ferdinand, tailor.
Achtenhagen Charles, baker and confr.
Albert Gottlieb, grocer.
Albrecht Win, carriage and wagon mufr. American House, Dietrich Puls propr.
Andrae J HI & Sons (Julius HI, Ar- ·nold and Julius), Lime Kilns.
Andrac Julius HI jr, attorney and notary.
Bachhuber Andrew, insurance.
Bachhuber Emerald, harness.
Bachhuber John G, lawyer and pension agent.
Balg G H, prin high school.
Barney John A, attorney and pension agt.
Barwig Bros, wholesale liqno:s.
Barwig Charles, member of Congress.
Baumgaertner Leonhard, carpenter.
Bevolowitz Joseph, dry goods, clothing and jewelry.
Boehmer Henry, founder and machinist.
Borngraeber Wm. painter.
Bruederle Ernst H, shoemaker.
Brunke Franz, cigar mnfr.
Buchner Ludwig, saloon and bowling alley.
Butter Wm, shoemaker.
Clark Gilbert J, dentist. Daniels George S, painter. Docter C W, photographer.
ESTABLISHED 1876. Dodge County Pionier.
$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
MAYVILLE, Dodge County, WISCONSIN. JACOB MUELLER, Publisher. A GERMAN WEEKLY, SIZE 30 BY 44.
ALL HOME PRINT. CIRCULATION, 2,100.
The Principal l'aper in Dodge County and Best Advertising Medium.
Ch Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry,
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Dodge County Pionier, Jacob Mueller Propr. (See adv, p 533.)
Dodge County Volksfreund, Ernst Tetz- laff propr. Dreger Alvin, cigar mnfr. Engel Carl, mason.
Engel C & Son, hardware, stoves and tin- ware,
Ericke Christian, mason.
Fell Miss Emma, fancy goods.
Fell Frank, wood turner.
Fischer Albert, harnessmaker.
Fischer Frederick, mason.
Fisher Rev W J (Methodist).
Flemming && Co, General Store.
Friebel Ilenry, cooper.
Gerlach C A, live stock and saloon.
Gordon Abe L, machinist.
Gossner Christopher, cheese mnfr.
Grashorn Carl, creamery.
Grimes Charles A, supt Northwestern Iron Works.
Hammermeister Frederick, saloon.
Harwig Anton, veterinary surgeon.
Henderson Charles R, pianos, organs and sewing machines.
Herberg's Hall, John Herberg propr.
Herberg John, saloon.
Hollenstein John, wagonmaker.
Husting John P, jeweler.
Jacob Simon, blacksmith.
Joseit Win, painter and decorator
Kaetel Charles H, physician.
Kaiser Christian, cooper.
Kaiser Miss Minnie, dressmaker.
Kesley L S, prin schools.
Kliefoth Wm T, saloon.
Kloeden F Robert, coal.
Koblikoski Chris, creamery.
Kottke Charles A, General Store.
Krebs George, wagonmaker.
Kune Adolph, hides and pelts.
Lamoreux Silas W, propr Mayville Ex- change Bank.
Langenbach Robert, meat market.
Lawrence Newcomb, bridge builder.
Lehuer John C, propr Rock River House. Machmueller Gottfried, mason.
Mayville Exchange Bank, Silas W La- morenx, propr.
Mayville White Lime Works, Charles Ruedebusch pres, HI II Ruedebusch, supt. Melzer Simon, saloon.
Mueller Jacob, Propr Dodge County Pionier. (Sec adr. p 533.)
Muenchow Edward, shoemaker.
Naber Dietrich, general store.
Northwestern Iron Co, Charles A Grimes, supt.
Paustian August, blacksmith.
Paustian Ferdinand, flour and oatmeal mill.
Puls Dietrich, propr American House and Livery.
Quandt Mrs A F, milliner.
Rathke Edward, watchmaker.
Reible August, marble works.
Reichert Louis, boot and shoe mnfr.
Rhodes Samuel, pump mnfr."
Rock River House, John C Lehner propr. Ruedebusch August, farm impts and hard- ware.
Ruedebusch Charles, general store and produce.
Ruedebusch Miss Lydia, dressmaker.
Ruedebusch & Butter (Henry B Ruedebusch, R II Butter), Furniture Mnfrs.
St John Wm R, lumber.
Sapper O L, physician.
Sauerhering Adolph, physician.
Sauerhering Rudolph, drugs, wall paper.
Schaumberg George, meats.
Schoen August F, drugs,
Schuknecht Louis, barber.
Schultz Christian, wooden shoemaker.
Schwartz Frederick, city clerk.
Schwartz Wm, general store.
Spiering IIenty, justice.
Steger John & Co (John Steger, Henry Boehmer), Brewers.
Taylor W G, pianos and organs.
Tetzlaff Ernst propr Dodge County Volks- freund.
Thielke August jr, hardware.
Traeger Frank, harnessmaker.
Turn Hall, Turn Verein propr.
Turner Band, Carl Tredger leader.
Uber Henry, tanner.
Union Band, Emil Ziegler leader.
Wedde Louisa, dressmaker.
Wendt Carl, mnfr wooden shoes.
Wild Michael, saloon.
Ziegler Eugene, railroad aud express agt.
Ziegler Mathew, saloon.
Ziegler M & Son, brewers.
Zilisch August T, blacksmith.
MAZO MANIE. An Incorporated towu, located on Lake Marion and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dane county. 23 miles northwest of Madison, the judicial seat, 119 west of Milwaukee and 155 porth- west of Chicago. It contains Baptist. Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, Evan- gelical, Methodist and Primitive M. thelist churches, a graded public school, a bank, flouring mills, a knitting factory, a cigar fuctory, a brewery, a fanning mill maan factory, a cheese factory, a library, a num-
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MAZ AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MED 535
ber of well stocked special and general stores, besides a thorough representation of the minor branches of commerce and of the learned professions. A live and pro- gressive weekly newspaper, the Sickle, is published. Flour, grain, produce and live stock comprise the shipments. The town is lighted by gas and electricity and Las an excellent system of water works. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Population, 1.000. Fred Stickney, postmaster.
Baker Wm H, miller.
Bennett George, painter.
Berry Mrs S A, milliner.
Black George, livery.
Blomiley Miss Augusta, milliner.
Bronson, Draper & Co (Seymour E and Mrs Melissa E Bronson, George C Draper), bankers.
Burchell Wm W, photographer.
Butz Julius, clothing.
Clough George, lumber.
Commercial Hotel, John Westhauser Propr.
Cork Wm, tailor.
Denu John, barness.
Dimon Ed, hardware.
Engel Mrs Anna, grocer.
Fry Joseph, meat market.
Giese Frederick, jeweler.
Gleason Mrs Martha E, milliner.
Gleason Wm H, physician.
Green James B, cold storage.
Greening James H, sorghum mnfr.
Hazeltine & Sutcliffe (Erwin M Hazeltine, Robert W Sutcliffe), carpenters. Healy Daniel, saloon.
Heydecke F & Co (Fred and Aaron Hey- decke, Robert Wallace), general store. Huggins Edward, hotel.
Johns Mrs Anna M, ice cream.
Johns Fred W, propr The Sickle.
Jones Rev P J (Catholic).
Knapp Bros (John G and Harvey B), furniture.
Lang Ambrose, brewer.
Linge Henry, barness.
Lippley Henry, jeweler.
Lincoln Miss Nettie, millincr.
Mawney J G, dentist.
Mazo Manie Cheese Factory, Daniel Humphrey pres and mngr.
Mszo Manie Knitting Co, John B Stickney pres, Fred Bronson sec. Mazo Manie Milling Co, John B Hicks supt flour mill. Meng Ed, barber. Myote Joseph, elgar mofr.
Mirrish & Sons (Samuel, John R and W'm, general store.
Morris Edward J, merchant tailor.
Offermann John, pickle mnfr.
Owen James, stone masou.
Parman John, cattle breeder."
Powell Henry, police justice.
Preston A && Son (Asa and John T), black- smiths and cider mnfrs.
Roeston Wm, carpenter.
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