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Bean Mrs Maggie, milliner.
Belter Wm, saloon.
Bugh W A, propr Potts House.
Clark John, county clerk.
Davis Orsell C, wagonmaker.
Edwards John N. harnessmaker.
Ellarson & Berray, Publrs Waushara. Argus.
Fearne Thomas, sheriff.
Hanson Helbert, register of deeds.
Hayward Rev R S (Methodist).
Hollenbeck Francis, dressmaker.
Hollender & Weshner, flour mill.
Hoxie Samuel, apiarist.
Krousa Mrs T, milliner.
Lincoln House, E A Bean propr.
McKeague & Co, wagonmakers.
Nickerson Linley, drugs and groceries.
Olds Samuel L, glove mufr.
Potts House, W A Bugh propr.
Ralph L I & Sons, Dry Goods.
Rickett G S, physician.
Soule Henry C, physician.
Soule Levi L, lawyer.
Taylor Frank, barber.
Trufant A L & Son, grocers.
Walker George P, Hardware and Agricultural Implemente.
Walker & Sexton, general store.
Waushara Argus, Ellarson & Berray Publishers.
WAUWATOSA. This village is lo- cated on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Mil- waukee county, 5 miles west of Milwau- kee, the judicial seat. It contains Bap- tist, Congregational, Lutheran and Metho- dist churches, graded and high schools, the connty insane asylum, the Milwaukee Hospital, the Milwaukee Sanitarium for Nervous Diseases, and the county alins house. The manufacturing industries comprise the Menominee Valley Furniture Co, the Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Works. a brick yard, a flour mill. a pickle factory. the Northwestern Chemical Works, and numerous others. No bonded debt Expe. Adams. Tel., W. U. Population, 2,000. G. H. Fowler, postmaster.
UN BORING AND REPAIRING a Specialty. We have the best equipped shop in the Stato. We handle Guns, Ammunition. Base Ball and Athletic Supplies Fishing Tackle of Fincas Quality, The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 114 E. Water St., MIwaukee, Wie, 3
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Cash Assets, $110,000.000. ) Northwestern Branch
New York Life Insurance Co., Surplus, ~ 16.000.000. Office, 416 Milwaukee St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. W. S. CANDEE, State Agent. WALKER BUCKNER, Gen'l Manager.
WAU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAU 1061
Andrew Horatio N, House, Sign and Carriage Painter; Dealer in Paints and Wall Paper, Glass and Window Shades; Contractor for Everything in this Line.
Armstrong James, painter.
Armstrong John, blacksmith.
Asylum for Chronic Insane, Frederick Wilkins supt.
Barrand John W, Saloon and Board- ing House, 2 Blocks east of Depot.
Baumbach Wm, nursery.
Benson Rev II H (Congregational).
Bond H R & Son (Hiram R and Iliram A), brick mnfrs.
Brockway Lafayette, railroad and exp agt. Cadwell Wm E, justice.
Cairncross J W, physician.
Clasen Charles, meats.
Coulthard Edward, town clerk.
Day F H, physician.
Dersch Frank, Mnfr of Harness, Bridles, Collars, Saddles, and all kinds of Horse Furnishing Goods.
Dittmar Christopher, carpenter.
Dittmar John F, wagonmaker.
Dunlop J M, florist.
Ehrlicher George, furniture.
Fehl Jacob, blacksmith.
Fingado Charles, meats.
Fisk Melanchton II, physician.
Fowler George HI, Postmaster and Insurance.
Fuller A B, insurance agent.
Gastel Charles, saloon.
Gridley L R, shoes and news.
Gridley L V, dairy.
Hathaway D Gilbert, physician.
Holden Rev C HI (Baptist).
Jach Wm & Co (Wm Jach, Henry Quit- zow), clothing.
Kelley Mrs Margaret, restaurant.
Kline Joseph W, Carpenter and General Repair Shop.
Klumpp Charles, Propr Wauwatosa Hotel and Restaurant. (See adr, p 1062.) Kolb Abraham, saloon.
Lange Mrs Matilda, midwife.
Lefeber Bros(James, Abraham and Joseph), general store.
Leonard & Luke (Dennis J Leonard, Joseph Luke), meats.
Lewis, Door & Co (George B Lewis, Ethan A Door), hardware.
Lydston Frank A, artist.
Lynd Frederick G, saloon.
McBride James I, Supt Milwaukee Sanitarium for Nervous Diseases.
F. H. SPORLEDER, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
MANUFACTURER OF Screen Doors and Storm Sash.
SMALL JOBS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION DEALER IN LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS, ETC.
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**** WEST SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN. MANUFACTURERS OF The Broadway Hotel. JOHN J. DOW, Proprietor. Steel, Iron, Wood and Combination
Cudahy Brothers, ( Hams, Shoulders, Bacon, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. Pork, Lard, Beef, Sausage, Etc., Etc.
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Manegold A F & L (August F and Louis), stone quarry,
Mayer Frank, gardener.
Menomonie Valley FurnitureCo, A Philipp & Bro; Proprs. (See adv, p 591.) Milwaukee County Farm and Alms House, Henry Wetekamp supt.
Milwaukee County Hospital, Dr Michael E Connell supt.
Milwaukee Hospital for the Insane, Dr M J White supt.
Milwaukee Pickle Co, James S Stickney pres, Charles S Stickney sec and treas. Milwauk ce Sanitarium for Nerv- ous Diseases, Dr J H McBride Supt. Moorehouse W D, physician.
Morton J L, Livery and Boarding Stable.
Mosher E H, lawyer and publr The Wau- watosa Times.
Northwestern Chemical Co. George W Goes Pres, Wm A Goes Vice- Pres, Gustav Goes Sec and Treas, Office 946 Winnebago, Milwaukee. (See adt, p 677.)
Northwestern Grove House, Charles J Schlichting Propr. Pease Rev F A (Methodist).
Philipp A & Bro (Adolph and Doug- las), Proprs Menomonee Valley Furniture Co. (See adr, p 591.)
Picker Frederick J, dairy.
Rader Rev R (Lutheran).
Radtke Charles, shoemaker.
Raphu Co The, JN Schoonmaker Pres, Nicholas Schoonmaker Vice-Pres. S M Schoonmaker Sec, H B Schoonmak. er Treas, Stone Quarries.
Richter Bernhard, baker.
Ringrose George W. flori-t.
WISCONSIN BRIDGE AND IRON CO.,
BRIDGES,
ROOFS, IRON PIERS,
JAIL WORK, ETC.
STRUCTURAL IRON WORK.
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CHARLES KLUMPP,
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Wauwatosa Hotel
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Meals served at all hours.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. NEAR DEPOT,
WAUWATOSA, WISCONSIN.
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Refrigerators. THE BRODESSER MNFG CO., Manufacturers of MEAT REFRIGERATORS. KEAT BOCKERS, ELEVATORS of all kinds, PUMPS, BREWERY MACHINERY. WINDING JACKS, HOISTING MACHINERY, Etc. 512-514 COMMERCE STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
WAU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAY 1063
Rose H E, painter.
Sanford George WV, real estate.
Schlichting Charles J, Propr North- western Grove House, Saloon and Res- taurant, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc. Schnaiger Edward H, drugs. Schneidt August L, curled hair.
Schuepferling John, grocer.
Scaman Gilbert E, physician.
Siegel Lorenz, saloon. Smith A W, prin high school.
Sporleder Frederick HZ, Contrac- tor and Builder, Lumber and Posts. (See adv, p 1061.) Temm Ferdinand, restaurant.
Thomas John B, barber.
Twinem Bros (Cross and James), gard- eners. Wagner A J, shoemaker.
Watner & Co (Henry Watner, J II John- son), ice.
Watner & Fuller (Henry Watner, A B Fuller), feed , Watterston Andrew, grocer.
Wauwatosa Electric Light Co, E R God- frey pres, Edward Coulthard sec.
Wauwatosa Hotel and Restau- rant, Charles Klumpp Propr. (See adv, opp.)
watosa Milling and Mnfe Co, Cornelius V Smith Pres, C Smith Vice-Pres and Treas, George A Smith Sec and Manager, Mnfrs of and Dealers in Flour, Feed, Grain, and Stevens' Original Patent Egg Case and Filler. Wauwatosa Times The, E H Mosher publr. Weinhagen Kros (Frederick and
Berthold), Proprs Wisconsin Bridge Iron Co. (See ado, opp.) & Wheeler J M, justice. Wilkinson Wm H, cigar mnfr.
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Co, Weinhagen Bros Proprs. (See adv, opp.)
WAUZEKA. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, and on the Kickapoo ri- ver, in Crawford county, 18 miles north- east of Prairie du Chien, the county seat, and 10 southwest of Boscobel, the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Sten- ben, North Star, Bell Center, Soldier's Grove and Reedstown. Population, 300. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. J. J. url- but, postmaster.
Becwar A, saloon. Beier George, boots and shoes. Beron Joseph, blacksmith. Chatterton W A. railroad and exp agent.
Chepek Mattis, saloon.
Cole CE, Physician.
Feldman John, general store.
Funk Gabriel, saloon. Halstead Dr L C, justice. Hazelwood W E, blacksmith.
Kozda J, harness.
Meyer B, wagonmaker.
Parker E A, barber.
Pomerening C, constable.
Ranney, Bailey & Guik, hoop mnirs.
Rice Christ, Lumber.
Vaughan () P, farm impts.
Vaughan W A, general store. Vollmer Daniel, farm impts. Wauzeka Mnfg Co, barrel mnfrs.
Weaver R, botel.
Widman John G, hardware,
WAVERLY. A postoffice in Pierce county, 12 miles east of Ellsworth, the county seat and nearest banking and ship- ping point. Stages to Maiden Rock. Woodville and Ellsworth. Population, 36. Mail, daily. Clara M. Thompson, postmaster.
Bowen George, carpenter.
Deck Philip, general store. Kelley J L, meats. Kreisel Julius, blacksmith. O'Connell D, saloon. Thompson B 33, Apiarist.
Thompson M E, music teacher.
WAYNE. In Washington county, 12 miles northwest of West Bend, the county seat, and 6 west of Kewaskum, the nearest railroad station. West Bend is the nearest banking point. Population, 60. Mail, daily. Andrew Martin, postmaster.
Abel Win, boots and shoes.
Esser Joseph, blacksmith. Kippenham Jacob, wagonmaker. Martin Andrew, Shoemaker. Petri Wendel, general store.
Schmidt Henry, blacksmith. Weber John, saloon.
L WAYSIDE. A village in Brown county, 22 miles south of Green Bay, the county seat, and 7 from Grimms, the rear- est railroad station. De Pere is the near- est banking point. Stages tri weekly to Greenleaf. Population. 175. Mail, tri weekly. Frank Frosch, postmaster.
Burke James, physician. Frosch Frank, Saloon. Frosch Jackson, general store.
10. 12 and 11 Fourth St., Pond du Lar, Win, Post's Fair, LARGEST STOCK OF OIL CLOTH AND CARPETS
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Fulle Montz, shoemaker. Lorber Rev G F (Lutheran). Nohr Henry, feed mill. Rank F. saw mill. Schatz & Hubrig, blacksmiths. Schroeder Herman, cheese mnfr. Vergirls Ferdinand, harnessmaker.
WEBER. A postoffice on Eau Plaine river, in Marathon county, 34 miles south- west of Wausau, the county seat, and 18 from Colby, its banking and shipping point. Population, 60. Mail, semi-week- ly. C. Weber, postmaster.
Chrouser V G, plasterer and justice. Dockter Peter, shoemaker. Filen John, painter. Kaiser Andrew D, saloon.
Kaiser Jacob, Live Stock. Kaiser Lawrence, shoemaker.
Ohse Fred, mason.
Polege Edward, brick mnfr. Sawyer Joseph, blacksmith. Wagner M B, general store.
Weber Christian, Saw, Planing and Shingle Mill.
Weber Ilenry, hotel and carpenter.
WEIL. In Washington county, 8 miles southwest of West Bend, the judicial seat, 3 from Ochleisingersville, the near- est shipping point. Mail by special sup- ply. Adolph S. Weil, postmaster and propr Cedar Lake Park Hotel.
WEIN. A postoffice in Marathon county, 30 miles southwest of Wausau, the county seat, and 13 east of Colby, the nearest railroad station. Wansau is the nearest banking point. Stages semi- weekly to Colby. Population, 150. Mail, semi-weekly. F. Bahr, postmaster.
Amhaus HI, carpenter. Bahr Fred, Tailor. Beasemann August, blacksmith. Eggebrecht J, shoemaker. Hamann Charles, carpenter. Hamann F & Co, saw mill. Krakenbrink Win, carpenter. Krouse Frank, carpenter. Kuchl C, tailor. Mueller August, tailor. Michler F, carpenter. Schumacher John, carpenter. Swan P, saw mill. Wentzel C, blacksmith.
WEINER. In Waukesha county, 17 miles west of Waukesha, the judicial seal,
10 from Oconomowoc, the nearest banking point and 3 from Dousmau, the nearest railroad station. Mail, tri-weekly. Henry Weiner, postmaster and general store.
WEQUIOCK. In Brown county, ? miles northeast of Green Bay, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay; fare, 50 cents and $1 50. respectively. Population, 100. Mail. daily. Emma A Cowles, postmaster.
Craanen C, general store.
Dennis G, General Store.
Fairfield W E, physician. Greenwood Frank, meats. Malliette Joseph, shoemaker.
Miller Bros, wagonmakers.
Morrison P, justice.
Neville J C, saloon.
Ropson A. saloon.
Schilling E, general store.
WERLEY. On the C. & NN. W. Ry. and on Green river, in Grant county, 15 miles north of Lancaster, the judicial seat, and 8 from Fennimore, the nearest bank- ing point. Population, 100. Mail, daily N. A. Elliott, postmaster.
Anderson Charles, creamery. Bomont D, creamery. Campbell A B, creamery. Elliott Mrs Nancy A, General Store. Nerley S, creamery.
Rogers W. creamery.
Taylor J HI, general store.
WEST BEND. An incorporated city on the C. & N. W. Ry, in township of same name, Washington county, of which it is the judicial seat, 34 miles north- west of Milwaukee. Settled in 1844. 18 now contains Episcopal, Catholic, Luther- an, Baptist and 3 Methodist churches, 4 schools, a brewery, 2 malt houses, an agri- cultural implement factory, an opera house capable of seating 700, good hotels. a bank and 2 weekly newspapers, the West Bend Democrat aud the Bestenkter. Stage daily to Newburgh. Population. 1,500. Telephone communication with surrounding points. Exp., Am. Tel .. W. U. B. Fairbanks postmaster.
Althans Adolph, painter. Althaus John, boots and shore. Bank ofWest Bend, E Franckenberg Propr.
North Star iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands - Engineers, Machinists, Fonnders, Bollermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery. Mining Machinery, Corlissand High Achland, Wisconsin. ) Speed Kaginca, Boffers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. SốOP.
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WES AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WES 1065
Barney & Kuechenmeister (Samuel S Bar- ney, GustavusA Kuchenmeister), lawyers. Bastian August, pumps. Bastian Herman, saloon.
Beobachter, Washington County Publish- ing Assn publrs. Boden Peter, saloon.
Boesewetter Otto, vet surgeon.
Bratz W C, insurance.
Broich Mrs M, music teacher.
Bruhy Alois, carpet weaver.
Bruhy Thomas, jeweler.
Lohr John, meat market.
Lynch Daniel W, physician.
Mechler E, jeweler.
Miller Charles H, mayor.
Mooers Charles, railroad, exp and tel agt.
O'Meara Patrick, district attorney.
Ott & Boden (Joseph Ott, George I' Boden), hardware and impts.
Peters W, general store.
Pfeiffer, physician.
Potter John, general store.
Regner Matthias, sewing machines.
Reisse John, saloon and justice.
Reisse L & Son (Lonis and Win), painters.
Richter August F. barness.
Rix W P, livery.
Schaefer Charles A, boots and shoes.
Schewe August, blacksmith.
Schlamer Frederick, blacksmith.
Schlamer Henry W, physician.
Schmidt Joseph, propr Washington House.
Seliger Oscar, music teacher.
Seliger & Luckow (Oscar Seliger, August Luckow), cigar mnfrs.
Sievers H, saloon.
Silberzohn Mnfg Co, foundry.
Silver Lake Ice Co.
Simon Joseph, painter.
Thielges John, saloon.
Thinnes Mathias N, saloon.
Treviranus John II, saloon.
Van Zande & Neevil, photographers.
Wagner Bros (Herman J and Adam MI). general store.
Wahle HI, school supt.
Washington County Publishing Asm, Arthur Franckenberg mngr, publis Democrat and the Beobachter.
Washington House, J Schmidt propr.
Weil PM, lawyer.
Weinand John, propr Farmers' Home.
West Bend Brewing Co, S F Meyer pres. Andrew Pick scc.
Westenberger F, meats.
Wieser Franz, baker.
Wolf Christopher, hotel. Wolfrum F, drugs.
Zettle Joseph, carpenter.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Popular 1 Line to the
Klumb John, lumber.
Knippel Andre, wagonmaker.
Knippel Joseph, blacksmith.
Koenen Hugo, register of deeds.
Koepke II, blacksmith.
Kreibohm Wm, boots and shoes.
Krieger H MInfg Co, harness.
Labisky Charles D L, general store.
Lambert Jacob, mason.
Leisgang George, meat market.
Lemke Henry, saloon.
Lewis & Opgenorth, books and stationery.
Cameron James W, dentist.
City Hotel, H Glantz propr.
Cooper Rev (Methodist).
Democrat, Washington County Publishing Assn publrs.
Detuncq P & Son (Peter and Adolph), fur- niture.
Deutsch Franz, furniture.
Dummann H, wagonmaker.
Eder Franz, sheriff.
Fairbanks & Labisky, creamery. Farmers' Home, J Weinand propr.
Flaherty J P, dentist.
Flenkenstein V, bottle cover mnfr.
Franckenberg Ernst, Propr Bank of West Bend.
Frisby & Miller (T N Frisby, C H Miller), lawyers.
Fuge August C, hardware.
Geebl Michael, county treasurer.
Glantz Henry, propr City Hotel. Glantz HI jr. barber.
Goeden M B, saloon.
Goetter John & Co, general store.
Gretz John, photographer.
Gottsleben H, drugs.
Gottsleben Mrs HI, millincr. Haas Frederick H, saloon. Haus Matthias, leather and hides.
Horus Patrick W, marble works.
Hartman Win, hardware.
lauer II C, city clerk.
Hauer H C & Co (H C Hauer, Jacob Lam- pert), merchant tailors. Heindl P, shoemaker.
Heipp Mrs Jacob, milliner.
Heipp Phillip, general store.
Herdt Jacob, mason. Hildebrandt Wm, barness. Hoppe Charles, saw mill. Hover Rev E (Lutheran). Immel M, county clerk. Jansen Henry, furniture. 'ansen Peter, saloon.
', klin Peter, saloon. Koller Sebastian, physician. Flug G, baker.
West and Northwest
Blasser Wm jr, carpenter.
WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
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WEST BLOOMFIELD. A village in Waushara county, 26 miles northeast of Wautoma, the county seat, and 7} south of Weyauwega, on the Wisconsin Central Line, the nearest railroad station and bank- ing point. Population, 300. Mail, daily. H. Koehler, postmaster.
Bast A, general store.
Bloomfield Insurance Co, F Kopiske sec. Feustal Rev G A (Lutheran). Kochler Herman, General Store and Cheese Mnfr. Loose Wm, blacksmith. Timm, carpenter. Windt R, blacksmith.
WEST BLUE MOUNDS. Dane county. Name changed to Blue Mounds.
WESTBORO. A village on the Wis- consin Central Line, in Taylor county, 16 miles north of Medford, the county seat and banking point. Population, 540. Tel., W.U. Exp., N.P. John Duncan, postmaster.
Campbell Peter, hotel. Carlson G, saloon.
Duncan John, General Store, Saw and Shingle Mill. Fassell J D, saloon. Fournier A, saloon. Reuprich Frank, shoemaker. Smith N, railroad, exp and tel agent.
WESTBY. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Vernon county, 7} miles northeast of Viroqua, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. E. C. Bratlie, postmaster.
Anderson B, hotel. Balsrud C H, general store. Coates W E, grain and farm impts. Dahl A EI, General Store. Eckhart & Co, grain. Endresen Rev E (Methodist). Farmers' Alliance, general store. Galstad Otto L, furniture. Halverson Rev HI (Lutheran). Hanson B, shoemaker. Johnson A, railroad aud tel agent. Johnson M, blacksmith. Larson Rasmus, blacksmith. Lien & Thorsen, hardware. Michaelson John, blacksmith. Moen A J, wagonmaker and justice. Nestingen C & Co, live stock. Noeltwet Rev C M (Lutheran).
Ramsland E F, drugs.
Sangstad E T, farm impts.
Schreiner John K, physician.
Shannon C T, leaf tobacco.
Suther & Co, General Store.
Thorsen Christian, farm impts.
Thorsen Theodore, planing mill. Thorsen Thomas, carpenter.
Tillier F, physician.
Westby Band.
Westby O T, general store.
WEST DENMARK. A postoffice in Polk county, 24 miles from Osceals Mills and 16 from St. Croix Falls, its banking and shipping point. Population, 150. Mail, semi-weekly. M. C. Pedersoz, postmaster.
Danish Theological Seminary, Rev Thor vald Helvey pres.
Hansen Neils, wagonmaker.
Helvey Rev Thorvald (Lutheran).
Jensen H C', carpenter.
Paulsen J C, carpenter.
Paulsen M, wagonmaker.
Paulsen Paul A, saw mill.
Pederson Chester, justice.
Pederson M C, Grist Mill.
Pederson Peter D, blacksmith.
Peterson J P, general store.
WEST DE PERE. This enterprising little city became the 3d and 4th wards e. De Pere, Aug 20, 1880, when the two cities consolidated under the name of De Pere. The postoffice was, however, re- tained. Mail, daily. Andrew Reid, postmaster.
For business names see De Pere.
WESTERN UNION. On the C .. M. & St. P. Ry, in Racine county, "mili west of Racine, the county sent and test est banking point. Population 200. Tela W. U. Exp., Am. Frank I. Lingsweiler, postmaster.
De Remer A, carpenter. Fink C E, dry goods and groceries. Lingsweiler Frank I, General Store Petty Frank, telegraph agent.
Sage Sidney A, hay press. Simmons J W, railroad and exp agent.
WESTFIELD. On the Wisconsin Central div. N. P. R. R., in Marques county, 12 miles from Montello, the Jud cial seat and nearest banking pomt
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W. U. Exp., N. P. Population, 506 official.) C. F. Fuller, postmaster.
Abbott Frank, drugs. Bennett John, Confectioner. Berndt Wm F, saloon.
Breitenfelt & Son, general store. Brickels Rev L F (Presbyterian). Brigham Byron D, creamery. Buchanan John, harnessmaker. ('entral House, Wm L Sims propr. Central Union, S D Forbes Publrs.
& Son
('ochrane Robert, flour and saw mill.
('rockett George B, general store. De Lap Rev W F (Methodist). De Motte Charles, blacksmith.
Dewey HI &, Produce. Duff Robert II, furniture.
Fenner John, photographer.
Forbes S D & Son, Publrs Central Union.
Fuller A G, livery. Fuller Caleb F, Stationer.
Gay Charles W, shoemaker. Gurdy Arno E, barber. Hamilton Bros, hardware and impts.
Haney Michael, saloon.
Hill Herbert D, physician. Jacobs Henry, saloon.
Kilbride John, saloon.
Kline Frederick W, Jeweler. Krentz Carl I, general store.
Mc Williams John, restaurant. Meinke Ferdinand W, general store. -
Meinke & Springborn, blacksmiths. Moss W H, lumber and produce.
Peck Miss L J, milliner. Perkins F S, railroad, cxp and tel agt.
Perry E L, Dentist. Phillips Wm, real estate. Preston L. M, carpenter. Quinn Wm, meats. Quinn & Bannach, livery.
Rawson Harvey R, insurance.
Roberts Henry R, hardware and impts. Roth Richard, saloon. Sims Wm L, propr Central House. Straight Melvin (), dentist.
Warnko Julius, General Store. Warnke Mrs Julius, milliner. Westfield House, A T Wooster propr. Wooster Alburn T, propr Westfield House.
WEST GRANVILLE. A. village on ;the Menominee River, in Milwaukee county, 8 miles northwest of Milwaukee, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, and 3} from Granville, the nearest railroad station. Population, 150. Mail, tri-weekly.
Bliesener Fred, blacksmith. Bliesener J S, wagonmaker. Brandt J G, wagonmaker. Gettman John, cigar mofr. Kundy August, shoemaker. Tennessen M, general store. Tice Abraham, cigar mnfr.
WEST LIMA. A village in Rich- land county, 16 miles northwest of Rich- land Centre, the judicial seat, usual bank- ing and shipping point. Stage daily to Richland Centre and intermediate points. Population, 150. Mail, daily. E. E.
Potts, postmaster.
Cole B A, physician.
Davis John S, carpenter.
Dehart N R, grocer.
DeHart Mrs N R, milliner and notions.
Donaldson E G, justice.
Donaldson Bros, Hardware.
Hurless H M, live stock.
Lima House, R Young propr.
McKern & Tillou, blacksmiths.
Minard Thomas, railroad agent.
Northwestern Hotel, J N Poorman propr.
Poorman Bros, general store.
Poorman B F, justice.
Poorman J N, propr Northwestern Hotel.
Potts T B, hoop mufr.
Potts & Young, General Store.
Rundecker A V, shoemaker.
Thomas M K, carpenter.
Tillou HI D, drugs.
Young R, propr Lima House.
WEST MIDDLETON. A postoffice in Dane county, 10 miles west of Madison, the connty seat, and 5 southwest of Mid- dleton, the nearest railroad station. Madi- son is the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Middleton: fare, 25 cents. Population, 25. Mail, tri weekly. M. J. Harloff, postmaster and farmer.
Eclipse Cornet Band.
Harloff C C, Live Stock and Apiarist.
WESTON. A postoffice in Dunn county, 9 miles southwest of Menomonie. the county seat and nearest banking point. and 5 from Downsville, the nearest rail- road station. Mail, daily.
WEST PENSAUKEE. Oconto county. See Abrams.
WEST PLAINFIELD. A settle ment in Waushara county, 3 miles west of Plainfield, to which point mail should be sent.
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WEST POINT. A farmers' postoffice in Columbia county, 25 miles southwest of Portage, the county seat, 5 from Prairie du Lac, the nearest banking point, and 5 from Okee, the nearest railroad station. Mail, tri-weekly. L. J. Burlingame, post- master.
Abbott A F, justice.
Burlingame L .J, Live Stock Breeder. Clark F, town clerk.
WESTPORT. On the C., M. St. P. Ry, in Richland county, 22 miles south- west of Richland Centre, the judicial seat and 8 from Boscobel, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, daily. J. W. Garner, postmaster.
Ackley C K. farmer.
Appleby L L, county surveyor.
Atkinson R A, farmer.
Brown W O, justice.
Buchanan Win, mason.
Clark Rev H J.
Dyer J F, constable,
Excelsior Flour and Saw Mill.
Garner CE, farmer.
Garner .J W, Farmer.
Hamilton George, carpenter.
Hughbanks Alva, music teacher.
Jones Oren, blacksmith.
Mckinney Ida, music teacher.
Morgan, saw mill. Richey Wm, shoemaker.
Ross Oliver, physician.
Washburn B F, General Store. Westport Band, W E Garner leader. Wilson John, lawyer.
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