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Winchester & Partridge Mufg Co (capital, $200.000), C J Partridge sec and treas, mnfrs mowers.
Windau A. F. livery.
Winnard N E, physician. Winslow George, cigars. Wood B F'. jeweler.
Worthley Mrs H L, milliner. Young & Belghan, blacksmiths.
Young & Jones (George Young, Phillip Jones), barbers.
WHITTLESEY. A postoffice on the Wisconsin Central Line and on Black river. in Taylor county, 7 miles north of Med- ford, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 30. Mail, daily. A. Amberson, postmaster.
Amberson Bros, General Store.
WILCOX. A postoffice in Clark county, 9 miles northeast of Millsville, the seat of justice, shipping and banking point. Population, 35. Mail, semi-week- ly. E. M. Rowe, postmaster.
Benedict A, justice and ins. Farlin Wm, saw mill.
Rowe && Lawrence, General Store.
WILD ROSE. On a branch of Pine river, in Waushara county, 9 miles north- east of Wautoma, the county seat, and 15 east of Plainfield, the nearest shipping and banking point. Stages daily to Saxeville and Wautoma. Population, 85. Mail. daily. Wm E. Humphrey, postmaster.
Abbott S G, physician.
Davis & Davis, farin impts. Gordon John, hotel and grist mill.
Humphrey Wm E, Grocer. Owens & Reyerson, blacksmiths. Sage George A, blksmith and wagonmkr. Smart Charles A, general store.
Steward E J, shoemaker and justice. Sweet B C, shoemaker and justice.
WILDWOOD. A postoffice in St. Croix county 23 miles southeast of Hudson, the county seat, and 5 southeast of Woodville. the nearest railroad station. Baldwin is the nearest banking point. Population. 400. Mail, daily. W. E. Raymond, post- master.
St Croix Land and Lumber Co. D G Mckay Mngr, General Store.
HALVERSON BROS .. FINE MERCHANT TAILORS,
CLOTHIERS, HATTERS and GENTS' FURNISHERS.
No. 70 Main Street, -
WHITEWATER, WIS.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Popular Linc to the
West and Northwest
Pure Rubber Boots and Shoes, COMPANY, . Milwaukee, Wis.
For Sale by GOODYEAR RUBBER
1076 WIL WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER WIN
Wisconsin Iron Co, D G Mckay mngr, saw mill, etc.
WILLIAMSBURG. Milwaukee county. A station of the Milwaukee post- office.
For business names see Milwaukee.
WILMOT. A postoffice on Fox river. in Kenosha county. 22 miles southwest of Kenosha, the county seat, and 3 from Camp Lake, the nearest railroad station. Kenosha is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Camp Lake. Population, 250. Mail, daily. A. H. K. Neckman, postmaster.
Bufton Wm, shoemaker.
Carpenter & Hapgood, carpenters.
Darby H C, physician.
Faulkner & Son, blacksmiths. Gartner Kittie, milliner.
Hegeman H, boots and shoes.
Hegeman John, hotel.
Kruckman Allen EI, General Store. McVey Bros, livery.
Oatman Bros, creamery.
Owen F J, carpenter and justice.
Salem J H, livery.
Scherf L J. furniture. Schmidt Wm, wagonmaker.
Schroeder T C, general store. Seers Wm, carpenter. Sibley John, carpenter.
Slax Michael, blacksmith.
Stone B, general store. Swinson J B, tailor. Tabor B H, hardware.
Thompson F J, drugs. Tyrrell Michael, barber. Tyrrell M HI, harnessmaker.
Voak Bros, Flour Mill. Wright E E, meats.
WILSON. A village on the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry, in St. Croix county, 30 miles east of Hudson, the county seat, and 8} from Baldwin, the nearest banking poiut. Population. 400. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. G. B. Thompson, postmaster.
Anderson O II, general store. Crane C C, general store. Dawson Bros, broom handle mufrs. Dell Spring Creamery. Epley W B, sewing machines. Halbrook Mrs E, hotel. Karnes Bros, Saw Mill.
La Pointe George W. real estate.
Pickett Samuel L, physician. Smith C L, railroad, exp and tel agent.
Trickey C B, meats.
West Wisconsin Mnfg Co, J A Wilson pres, HI B Crane sec, lumber mnfrs.
Wilson Creamery Co, H G Crane mngr. Wilson Lime Kilns.
WILTON. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Monroe county, 18 miles south- east of Sparta, the county scat and nearest banking point. Population, 450. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. T. L. Martin, post- master.
Abbott Daniel, general store.
Brow Rev Joel (Methodist). Cook John, grain.
Cramer L, meats.
Ducklow Charles, general store.
Dunning W S, general store.
Ferries Wm H, hardware.
Goodnough J C, wagonmaker.
Hargrove G V, wagonmaker.
Hett Christ, blacksmith.
Hillyer O N, blacksmith.
Holch Christ, saw and grist mill.
Martin Thomas L, General Store and Drugs.
Phillips C E, physician.
Rice J, blacksmith.
Sinks Wm, hotel.
Stines Rev N P' (Methodist).
Titus P. general store.
Todd Charles, justice.
Tonn August, blacksmith.
Vogle II W, flour mill.
Wetzel Charles, saloon.
Wilder W H, railroad, exp and tel agt.
Wurster Christ, boots and shocs.
WINCHESTER. In Winnebago county, 17 miles northwest of Oshkosh. the county seat, 2 from Larsen, the nearest railroad station, and 11 northwest of Neenah, the nearest banking point. Popu- lation, 100. Mail, dafly. J. N. Clarke, postmaster.
Angus V G. exp and tel agt.
Clarke Folin N & Son, General Store and Drugs.
Halvorsen Halvor, farm Impts.
Hanson Rasmus, blacksmith.
Harrison O, mason.
Hough I J, cheese mnfr.
Jones James HI, notary.
Jones John, farm impts.
Myler W F, physician.
Nelson H. blacksmith.
Olsen P & J. carpenters.
Shannon S, live stock. Staples Albert, mason.
UN BORING AND REPAIRING a Specialty. We have the best equipped shop in the State. We handle Guns, Ammunition. Base Ball and Athletic Supplica. Fishing Tackle of Finest Quality, The F. P. Standard Gun Co., 114 E. Water St., Milwaukee, WIN
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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.
WIN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WIN 1077
Steffenson N P, hardware. Woaas John HI, mason.
WINDSOR. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dane county, 12 miles northeast of Madison, the county seat and nearest bank- ing point. Exp., Am. Tel., W.U. Popu- lation, 80. C. B. Wilsey, postmaster.
Butler Rev E W (Congregational).
Cutler H B, live stock.
Dodge Edward C, creamery. Donovan J C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Karow H G, grain.
Loomis G H, hotel.
Odair Thomas, carpenter.
Parkinson John, general store.
Raymond C V, blacksmith. Reuss & Mueller, general store. Willsey C BB, Stationer.
WINNEBAGO. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry and on the Wisconsin Cen- tral Line, in Winnebago county, 4 miles north of Oshkosh, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. It is the location of the State Northern Hospital for the In- sane and the County Insane Hospital. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,000. Wm. M. Walker, postmaster.
Booth Dr Charles E, supt Northern IIos- pital for the Insane.
County Poor House and Insane Hospital, Thomas Hough supt. Grove Frank E, steward Northern Hos- pital for the Insane.
Northern Hospital for the Insane, Charles E Booth, M D, supt.
Sanderson Frank, hotel.
Walker W M, Railroad, Exp and Tel Agent. Worden L P, hotel.
WINNECONNE. A flourishing vil- lage on the Wolf tiver, incorporated in 1886, is on the northern division of the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in the township of same name, Winnebago county, 13 miles north- west of Oshkosh, the county seat. First settled in 1849, it now contains Baptist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist and Catholic churches, public schools, steam saw mills, feed and planing mills, an opera house capable of seating 500, a large num- ber of special and general stores and a weekly newspaper, the Local. Boat build- ing is extensively carried on. Oshkosh is the location of the nearest bank. Lake Winnebago and the adjoining lake, Poy-
gan, abound with fish and water fowl, and they are much frequented by visitors during the summer season. Lumber and farm produce are the principal shipments. Telephone connections. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,100. J. M. White, postmaster.
Abell Horace, livery.
Ashby Lucius S, marshal.
Barnum Jerome P. paperhanger.
Bersch Charles, general store.
Bollom Mrs John, milliner.
Burns Oramon W, physician. Burt Isaac N, restaurant.
Cousins Noyes J, ice.
Cousins Richard, blacksmith.
Crowe Richard R, propr Local.
Dona Thomas, blacksmith.
Drew Rev M A (Methodist).
Eldred Job W, general store.
Fountain House, Mrs D P Mapes propr.
Galligan Rev Father (Catholic).
Gardner Joseph, barber.
Giles Henry, livery. Grignon John B. saloon.
Grignon John B jr, photographer
Halvorson Ole, boots and shoes.
Henningsen Peter V. tailor.
Hoxie Allen, carpenter.
IInll Frank H, drugs. King George (, general store.
Kisner & Lund (Preston Kisner, Louis Lund), general store.
Klaus Frederick, boots and shoes.
Kleinoeder &Knudson(George Kleinoeder, Kittle Knudson), tailors.
Knudson Kittle, general store.
Lake View House, Mrs S E Schrei- ber Propr.
Larson John, blacksmith.
Leaman Byron D, barber. Leaman Edwin A, restaurant.
Leaman E R & Son (Edward R and W Henry), boat builders.
Leicher Jacob, tailor.
Livingston Daniel E, drayman.
Local The, R R Crowe editor and propr. Looney Patrick, blacksmith.
Lund Lonis, village treasurer.
McDonald John J. railroad, exp and te! agt.
Mckinney Rev B F (Baptist).
Mapes Mrs D P, propr Fountain House. Marin Henry, mason.
Mathews James J. general store.
Miller Battery Co. Mnfrs of Electric Jaght, Galvanic and Faradic Batteries for Physicians and Family Use. (Se adr, p lors.) Miller Walter L, Imber.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in NORTHERN IOWA.
Cudahy Brothers, ( Pork and Beef Packers, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. - AND PROVISION DEALERS.
! West Suporlor,
=? THE BROADWAY HOTEL, New House, Elegantly Furnished, wisconsin. -
1078 WIN
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER WIN
Miller William C, Physician and Pro- prietor Dr Miller Battery Co. (See adv, 7 below.)
Moc Hans, Furniture and Undertaker. Mongan & Lorenz (Wm Mongan, Wenzel Lorenz), meats.
Murphy Bros (John F and Thomas), meats. Neary James, saloon.
Nielsen Bros (Edward C and Frank A), dry goods.
Nielsen Theodore, general store.
Noyes George B, physician.
Pierson, Paulson & Co (Thomas Pierson, Andrew and Ole Paulson, Henry Hal- verson), ship carpenters.
Putnam Edwin, blacksmith. Rasmussen Ole, blacksmith.
Riverside House, Gustav Suhl propr.
Rush John D, lawyer.
Russell Charles A, harness.
Schreiber Miss Minnie, music teacher.
Schreiber MIrs SE, Proprietor Lake View House.
Sherry Henry, lumber.
Smith John, boots and shoes. Stanbery James, wagonmaker.
" Stickle & Starks (Cyrenus R Stickle, Bron C Starks), planing mill.
Suhl Gustav, propr Riverside House.
Tonnison Tennis, general store.
Vanderhoof J W & Son (James W and Harry A), hardware.
Welson Bros (Henry C and Lewis Y), feed mill.
White John M, general store.
White Merit F, farm implements.
Williams Levi HI & Son (Levi Hand Arthur), Carpenters and Builders. (See adv, below.)
Winneconne Lumber Co, Thomas Wall pres, C P Adams sec and treas.
Wolter Robert, saloon.
Yager Theodore, grocer.
WINOOSKI. On Onion river, in Sheboygan county, 16 miles southwest of Sheboygan, the county seat, and 33 south of Plymouth, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Ply. mouth; fare, 25 cents. Population, 150. Mail, daily. J. J. Hobbs, postmaster.
Andrus E, cheese factory.
Fisher Wm, mason.
Hobbs J J, General Store and Pension Attorney.
Jewett Wm, apiarist.
Kirst A, meats.
DR. MILLER'S IMPROVED PRIMARY BATTERIES FOR Electric Light, Power, Electric Belts, Burglar Alarms, Etc. AND HIS UNEQUALLED Galvanic and Faradio Batteries for Physicians and Family Use. Dr. MILLER BATTERY CO.,
Lock Box 3. WINNECONNE, WIS.
LEVI H. WILLIAMS & SON, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Will Do all kinds of House Work.
Fancy Wood Turning and Scroll Work done to order on the shortest notice.
WINNECONNE,
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East. VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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ELEVATORS. THE BRODESSER MNEG CO., Mancfacturers of Hydraulle, Steam and Hand-Power Passenger and Freight ELEVATORS, Pumps, Warehouse and Store Trucks, Automatic Meat Rockers, Meat Refrigerators, Etc. 512-514 Commerce St., Milwaukee, Wis.
WIN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WON 1079
Knowd John, railroad agent. Ohde C, mason. Taylor G, grist mill.
WIOTA. In La Fayette county, 10 miles southeast of Darlington, the county seat, and 7 northeast of Gratiot, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Bank at Darlington. Population, 250. Mail, daily. E. A. Lutter, post- master.
Hahn B F, general store.
Lovelace O J, painter.
Lutter E A, General Store and Justice. Mayne Leffe, hotel.
Peterson Eric, blacksmith.
Skindrude A O, boots and shoes.
Smith Charles, blacksmith. Stephenson Andrew, carpenter.
Tucker Rev (Catholic).
Wiota Cheese Factory.
WITHEE. On the Wisconsin Cen- tral Line, in Clark county, 20 miles north of Neillsville, the judicial seat, and 10 from Thorp, the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., N. P. Population, 100. ` W. S. Tufts, postmaster.
Fink August, lumber mill. Harner A, railroad, exp and tel agent. Moody J C, justice.
Smith W HI, general store. Spaulding Dudley J, saw mill. Sullivan Richard, blacksmith. Thompson Thomas, saloon. Tufts W S, General Store.
WITTENBERG. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Shawano county, 40 miles northwest of Shawano, the county seat, 20 from Clintonville, the nearest banking point, and 184 northwest of Milwaukee. Population, 800. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. J. Swenholt, postmaster.
Aggen J, saw mill. Brunner John G, propr Wittenberg Honte. Carnahan Wm, propr Tourist House.
For Gammel og Ung (Norwegian), Rev E J Homme publr.
Grallap Bros, saw mill, 3 miles s. Holmes && Smith, saw mill. Ilomme Rev E J, publisher. Hull & Swenholt, saw mill. Johnson Harry F, jeweler. Korth Bros, meats, Krueger Gustav, blacksmith. Larson Rev T, Indian missionary. Lawler Sisters, milliners.
Lysbul BO, General Store.
Martin Luther Orphans' Home, Rev H Daib mngr.
Matteson A H, propr Rand House. Meisner II, grocer.
Miller Ferdinand A, general store. Morgan James, grocer.
Nelson N C, R R, exp and tel agent.
Puchner Dr E, drugs.
Rand House, A H Matteson, propr.
Rothman L, physician.
Shawano Lumber Co, Louis Glau- bitz Pres, Michael Hayes Sec.
Soudagskobblad, Rev E J Homme publr. Sterns && Stewart, general store. 6 miles e. Swenholt Bonas, General Store, Ties and Posts.
Tourist House, Wm Carnahan propr.
Wittenberg House, J G Brunner propr.
VWOLF CREEK. A postoffice on Wolf Creek, in Polk county, 20 miles north of Osceola Mills, the county seat, and 12 northwest of St. Croix Falls, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages tri-weekly - to St. Croix Falls and Grantsburg. Population, 100. Mail, tri- weekly. Samuel Love, postmaster.
Florschutz E H, meats. Hoover E EI, General Store. Monty T F, farm impts. Sohrey Alfred, flour mill.
WONEWOC. An incorporated vil- lage on the C., St. P. & M. Line of the C. & N. W. Ry, in township of same name. Juneau county, 16 miles southwest of Mauston, the county sest. Excellent water power is furnished by the Baraboo river, and is utilized by flouring and saw mills. The village also containa a black- smith shop, a weekly newspaper, the Wonewcoc Reporter (Int ).a high school and a German school. Methodist, Catholic. German Lutheran and Spiritualist churches and a good hotel. Population, 800. Tel , W. U. Exp., Am. John Price jr., post- master.
Abbott Miss Alice, dressmaker. Augsberg, John, shoemaker.
Bank of Wonewoc (capital, $9,000), C E Wolfenden propr, JJ HI Wolfenden cash. Barney & Moore (Henry Barney, George V Moore), livery. Belknap L H, painter.
Bishop George W, druggist. Bishop & Livesey (Mrs G W Bishop, Mrs Nora Livesey), millinors. Bohn Charles F. farm impts. Bohin Gilbert L, hardware.
Post's Fall, Carriages, Hacks, 'Busses and Sleighs for Sale Cheap
10, 12 and 14 Fou rth St., Fond du Inc. Wię
Ed. Aschermann & Co.,
Manufacturers of FINE CIGARS, MILWAUKEE.
1080 WON WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER WON
Carter Andrew, lawyer.
Dann G A, propr Glen House.
Douglass Harvey N, meats. Douglass Mrs J H, propr Farmers' Home. Druber Benjamin, brick mnfr.
Duncan M F & Son (Melvin F and Myron H), harness.
Duwe John W, blacksmith.
Erd Stephen, physician.
Farmers' Home, Mrs J H Douglass propr. Filler Wm H, general store.
Fisk R & Co (Reuben Fisk), general mer- chandise.
Frazell Mrs Amy, milliner.
Funk Wm H, general store.
Glen House, George A Dann propr.
Green C R, physician.
Heine Otto, shoemaker.
Hermann Rev Joseph (Catholic).
Hill Wm F, propr Wonewoc Reporter.
Hill Win R, furniture.
Huff Charles D, sash, doors and lumber. Huff Isaac, carpenter.
Kelsey Dennis, justice of peace.
Kliese Charles, shoemaker.
Klug Bros (Albert and Charles), harness. Knowlton Eugene, painter.
Knowlton J B, marble.
Lawsha John & Son (John and John jr), general store. Lee Miss Bessie, music teacher.
Lee Ossian F, grist mill.
Lee & Wolfenden, Flour Mill and Lumber.
Leftingwell Samuel, apiarist, 4 miles s. Lindorff Herman, marshal.
Liver Anton, saloon.
Livesey & Bishop, milliners.
McGuine Thomas, saloon.
Matteson Ulysses S, general store. Matzke Robert, dentist.
Miller House. Theodore L. Miller Propr; Good Livery in Connection. (Sce adv, belowo.)
Miller Theodore L, Propr Miller House and Livery. (See ado, below.)
Moore George, livery.
Neischulz Frederick, grain and live stock.
Nelson Simon P, barber.
O'Hara Jolin grocer.
Pierce Mrs Frank, dressmaker.
Pierce Frank W, restaurant.
Pierce J Oscar, wagonmaker.
Pierce Mrs J O, dressmaker.
Pihl Joseph, wagonmaker.
Piska August, blacksmith.
Potter J B, apiarist, 5 miles e.
Price Bros (John and Richard), Hard- ware.
Price John Jr, Postmaster.
Rabuck Wm, apiarist.
Reidy John, produce, coal, salt and lime.
Richland Co, hoop mnfrs.
Rodecker Dr Charles W. druggist.
Schlei Rev August (Lutheran).
Schnell F & Co (Fred Schnell, Wm Bier- bauer), hardware.
Sinn George P, railroad, exp and tel agt. Smith Joseph C, barber.
Snider J S, meats.
Starr Hobart H, watchmaker.
Steel Rev John (Methodist).
Stoll Win, stone quarry.
Swingle & Jax (John Swingle, J M Jax), hoop poles.
Talg Henry L, blacksmith.
Wheeler I M, builder.
White Wm. constable.
Whitehill David O, shoemaker.
Willard Chester A, general store.
Wolfenden Charles E, propr Bank of Wonewoc.
Wonewoc Mill Co, O F Lee, Jane G Cary and C E Wolfenden proprs, flour and saw mill.
Wonewoc Real Estate Agency, C E Wolf- enden & Price Bros proprs.
Wonewoc Reporter, W F Hill propr.
MILLER HOUSE
T. L. MILLER, Proprietor.
First - Class Accommodations. Good Livery in Connection. Traveling Men's Trade a Specially. Good Sample Room. Fine Rooms.
TERMS, $1.50 PER DAY. WONEWOC, WIS.
North Startron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders, Bollermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. ( Millwrights, San Hill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and Hlich Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Bollers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep, 1
TURKISH BATHS.
Norcross Block, South River St., JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN. -A. B. & M. A. NORRIS. Proprietors .- FIRST-CLASS APPOINTMENTS. FACILITIES UNSURPASSED.
WOO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WOO 1081
WOOD. In Vernon county, 43 miles east of Viroqua, the judicial seat, and 11 southwest of Wonewoc, the nearest bank- ing and shipping point. Mail by special supply.
WOODFORD. A recently establish- ed postoffice in La Fayette county, on the I. C. R. R., 25 miles from Darlington, the judicial seat. Monroe, 10 miles distant, is the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. E. E. Terwilliger, post- master.
Magnuson John, saw and feed mill.
Terwilliger E E, General Store, Rail- road, Exp and Tel Agent.
V WOODHULL. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Fond du Lac county, 6} miles west of Fond du Lac, the county seat and nearest banking point. Exp., Am .· Population, 40. J. A. Stratz, post- master.
Stratz J A, General Store. Stratz M, blacksmith.
WOOD LAKE. On Wood river in Burnett county, 8} miles east of Grants. burg, the judicial seat and nearest ship- ping point. Stages semi-weekly to Grants- burg; fare, 50 cents. Population, 400. Mail, semi-weekly. Miss Jennie Lands- strom, postmaster.
Anderson Rev J A. (Methodist).
Bryangelson Rev August (C'ongregational). Carlson Gust, General Store. Dahlin, saw mill.
Erickson John, saw mill.
Jacobson C J, grist mill.
Johnson Albert, carpenter. Johnson A G, constable.
Lundstrom O A, Justice.
Lind John. carpenter. Lindholm Erick, saw mill. Ling E A, carpenter. Peterson Alfred, blacksmith.
Peterson John, blacksmith.
Segenstrom C F., General Store. Thorn J P, shoemaker. Westland P L, general store.
WOODLAND. A post village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Dodge county, 11 miles southeast of Juneau, the county seat, and 9 from Mayville, the nearest banking point. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. M. F. Wegwart, post- master.
Dane H, cheese mnfr.
Gassner Chris, cheese mofr. Griesemeir H, wagonmaker. Haack A, blacksmith.
Hein Mrs H, saloon.
Henning Jacob, Hotel.
Horn Charles, lumber.
Liebenow L, merchant tailor.
Mennig Jacob, hotel.
Page H, live stock.
Peters J T. cheese mnfr.
Peters NO, saloon.
Peters Peter, blacksmith.
Peters & Co, hardware.
Peters Peter, blacksmith.
Sette F, justice.
Shultz F, saloon.
Shwahn W, live stock. Springer F, carpenter.
Wegwart Bros, General Store and Grain Elevator. Wilson J T, railroad, exp and tel agent.
WOODMAN. A village on the C. & N. W. and C., M. & St. P. Rys, in Grant county, 32 miles northwest of Lancaster, the judicial seat. and 6 from Boscobel. the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp .. A.m, Population, 150. W. Jones, post- master.
Bohan James, agent C, M & St P' Ry. Cooley A E. apiarist.
Cudney & Jones, General Store. Hettman J R, agent C & N W Ry. Kelly John, saloon.
Kosckee A, hotel.
Murray John, blacksmith,
Stockert Joseph, grist mill. Watter Andrew, apiarist.
WOODRUFF. On the M., L. S. W. Ry, in Oncida county, 24 miles from Rhinelander, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel .. W. U. Popula- tion, 29. E. J. Glendenning, postmaster.
Glendenning E J. Saw Mill. Mcliree Joseph, railroad, exp and tel agt. Swanson Ole & Co, hotel and saloon.
WOODSTOCK. A village on the West Branch of Pine river, in Richland county. 14 miles northwest of Rich'and C'entre.the county seat, nearest shipping and banking point. Stare to Richland Centre and West Lime. Population, 200. Mail, daily. W. HI. Moon, postmaster.
Beatty Jesse carpenter. Berry Thomas, Carpenter.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The Popular Line to the
West and Northwest
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WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 2S1 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds.
WEIS BROS., Milwaukee, French Clarets.
1082 WVOO
WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER WRI
Cole G E, shoemaker. Hugard Daniel, wagonmaker. Madding L B, tanner. Meeker J A, hotel.
Moon W MI, General Store. Morrison Henry, cabinetmaker. Morrison & Travers, carpenters. Neefe C E, saw and planing mill. Travers A W, general store. Weeden G W, blacksmith.
Weeden & Berry, Stone Masons. Woodstock Roller Flouring Mills.
WOODVILLE. On the C., St. P. M. & O. Ry, in St. Croix county, 25 miles east of Hudson, the county seat, and 4 east of Baldwin, the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to Maiden Rock and in- termediate points. Population, 400. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. H. D. Stockman, postmaster.
Hansen Andrew, general store. Kenyon E V. hotel.
Olsson C, railroad, exp and tel agt. Stockman Bros, General Store. Woodville Lumber Co, general store.
WOODWORTH. On the C. & N. W. Ry, in Kenosha county, 10 miles southwest of Kenosha, the county scat and nearest banking point. Population, 100. Exp., Am. J. C. Roberts, postmas. ter.
Devlin Bros, creamery. Edwards N D, mitten mnfr. Roberts J C, Notary. Roberts R F, impts, railroad and exp agt.
WORCESTER. On the Wisconsin Central Line in Price county, 8 miles southeast of Phillips, the judicial seat, banking and shipping point. Population, 4. Mail, daily. J. A. Carlson, postmas- ter.
Bennett George, justice. Carlson John A, General Store. Swedborg John, blacksmith.
WRIGHTSTOWN. On the C &N. W. Ry, in Brown county, 16 miles south- west of Green Bay, the judicial seat, 6 from Kaukauna and 9 from De Pere the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 550. G. C. Kel. logg, postmaster.
American House, Herman Schmidt propr. Angel Oscar, drayman.
Brown Mrs C B, Milliner.
De Witt Rev E (Catholic). Duescher Wm, wagonmaker.
Eager Joseph, mason.
Ehnard Robert, cattle breeder.
Eiler John, carpenter.
Freeman Hugh, saloon.
Gilbert Henry, propr Union House.
Graves Wm H, general store.
Hawkes I D, railroad and exp agt.
Iloech John, harnessmaker.
Jenkins George, carpenter.
Joslin S W, justice.
Joslin S W & Son, Grocers.
Kendall HI B, physician.
Kettenhofen Jacob, blacksmith.
Knuth Louis, insurance and justice.
Lambert Gustaf, blacksmith.
Lucas Peter, meats.
Magadenz H, wagonmaker.
Michael Wm, brick mason.
Pahl Gustav, general store.
Park House, T L Sairs propr.
Phillips Rev Augustus (Baptist).
Poppe Rev Christian (Lutheran).
Poppe G G, Drugs.
Poppe Miss Sophia, music teacher.
Powers & Schroeder, farm impts.
Rather & Schenble, hardware.
Remmel Nicholas, tel agent.
Ruel John & Peter, general store.
Sairs T L. propr Park House.
Schmidt Herman, propr American House
Smith Nicholas, cheese mofr.
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