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Bellman Louis, carpenter. Goetz Frederick, mason.
Hefner John, meats.
Holz Charles, carpenter.
Holz Wm, saloon.
Jackson E W, meats.
Jackson F C, painter.
Krause Wm, junk.
Kroupa Matthew, carpenter.
Ladwig Jolin, carpenter.
Lannon Thomas, justice. Martin John, mason.
Priegel Charles & Co, masons.
Rosenberg Henry, General Store and Saloon.
Schmidt John, horse breeder. Schmidt John & Son, farm impts. Schreihaus Mary, laundry. Wood D C. wagonmaker. Woolman Frank, veterinary surgeon.
THERESA. A prosperous village on the Wisconsin Central Line, and on Rock river in- Dodge county, 18 miles from Juneau, the judicial seat and 5} from Mayville, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 310. Peter Langenfeld, postmaster.
Amminger Frank, painter.
Asenbauer George, shoemaker.
Asenbauer & Wolfgang, tailors.
Becker Otto, harness.
Bernhard Charles, blacksmith.
Blank Paul, carriagemaker.
Boller Conrad, live stock.
Buchen Win, Meats.
Budahn Herman, gen store and creamery.
Buhr Mathias, creamery.
Dieringer N, blacksmith.
Farr Wm, blacksmith. Haacker Christian, furn and undertaking.
Hankwitz Frank, physician.
Hartmann Andrew, shoemaker.
Huber Rev Joseph (Catholic).
Hlusting Eugenc, hotel and livery.
Husting Nicholas, saloon. Jung Charles E, Hardware and Impts.
Jung C E & Bro, machinists.
Koch Bros, general store. Koll Jacob, grain and lumber.
Kraemer John, hotel.
Langenfeld Peter, Justice and Towa Clerk.
Leliner Moritz, hotel.
Leichtle Adolph. carriagemaker.
Lichtenberg Carl, mason.
Luhn Gustav, carpenter.
Mahnke Charles, harness.
Meixensperger Michael, wagonmaker.
Miller John, saloon.
Mueller Joseph, shoemaker.
Neuburg Anton, saloon.
Quast John, brewer and saloon.
Quick Gabriel, Tinsmith.
Rehin Rev A (Lutheran). Rock River House, E Husting propr.
Schneider Gerhard, flour mill.
Senn Frederick C. physician. Tolzman August, blacksmith.
Walther Adolph, county surveyor.
Weber Gebhard, brewer. Weisenbacher Joseph, saloon.
Wesenberg A. railrond, exp and tel agt. Winntgc JJohn, Hotel.
North Star Iron Works. ) Capacity, 500 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders, Bollermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery, Mining Machinery, Corliss and Wish Ashland, Wisconsin. Speed Engines, Boilers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep. 6
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Frequently immediately relieve and speedily cure many stubborn diseases which TURKISH fail to yield readily to ordinary medical treatment. THE BATHS AT JANES- -BATHS- VILLE, WISCONSIN. AFFORD SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES TO THE AILING.
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THIENSVILLE. On the M. & N. R. R., and on the Milwaukee river, in Ozaukee county, 15 miles southwest of Port Washington, the county seat. Mil- wauke is the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 250. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Wm. Carbys, postmaster.
Albers H A, physician.
Carbys Win, Notary and Town Clerk. Daeumchen, apiarist.
Duwe Ferdinand, wagonmaker.
Engelhardt Frederick, hotel.
Flynn Thomas, farin impts and sew mach Fuchs M, hotel and propr Mequon Park.
Gerlach August, brewer. Gierach John, blacksmith.
Goltermann Wm, apiarist.
Haas Gottlieb, shoemaker.
Hadler Ofto, Harness. Hammacher Peter, saloon. Herziger Bernhard, meats. Hlilger Andrew, stoves and tinware.
Hodann August, Hotel.
Hoeft Wm, wagonmaker and undertaker. Jahn Wm F, justice.
Knop Fred, saloon. Kroehnke & Co, flour mill.
Kurz Henry, shoemaker.
Linden Mathias, apiarist.
Machleith Herman, harness.
Memmler Ernst, nursery agent.
Memmler Hotel, F G Memmler propr.
Mequon Pickle Works, L C Wag- Der Propr.
Milbrath John, blacksmith.
Morhusen Henry, saloon. Mueller John, blacksmith. Piper Win, farm implements. Roethel George, cheese mnfr.
Seyfert Charles C, General Store. Thiermann Frederick, real estate.
Thiermann H & Son, general store.
Tinkham F HI, railroad, exp and tel agt. Wagner Louis C, General Store, Cheese and Pickle Factory.
Washington House, M Fuchs propr.
THIRY DAEMS. InKewaunce conn- ty, 21 miles northwest of Kewaunee, the Judicial scat, and 16 northeast of Green Bay, the nearest banking and shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Louis Boucher, postmaster.
Boucher Louis, General Store and Cheese Mnfr. Depew Alexander, blacksmith. Thiry C, snloon.
THOMPSON. A postoffice in Wash- ington county, 23 miles southwest of
Hartford, on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Population, 50. Mail, tri-weekly.
Brock J, blacksmith.
O'Connell Mrs P, general store and hotel. Sheahan Ed, saloon.
THOMPSONVILLE. A postoffice in Raine county, 10 miles northwest of Ra- cine, the county seat, and 3 northwest of Franksville, the nearest railroad station. Racine is the nearest banking point. Pop- ulation, 50. Mail, daily. Annie Shindoll, postmaster.
Bensene Eli, blacksmith.
Johnson J, wagonmaker. Shindoll Annie, Carpet Weaver. Tripp Philip, shoemaker.
THORP. A prosperous village on the Wisconsin Central Line. in Clark county, 40 miles northwest of Neillsville, the ju- dicial seat. It contains Baptist. Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches, a pri- vate bank and 2 weekly newspapers, Courier and Leader. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, 957. L. O. Garrison, postmaster.
Adams & Son (John and C L), saw mill. Andrews Alexander, grocer.
BanderobGeorge, propr Commercial House. Boardman Ephraim A, saw mill and black. smith.
Burke George, justicc.
Burke John & George, proprs Douglas House.
Carey Mrs J S, grocer and confectioner.
Casper Mathew, flour and feed.
Cirkel J W & Sons (John W), staves aud headings. Cole Melton H. dentist.
Commercial House. George propr.
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Connor James, saloon.
Cordes Charles, cigar mnfr.
Courier The, Wm Wagner publr. David Anton, wagonmaker.
Douglas House, John & George Burke proprs.
Forest Queen Hotel, L H McGuire Propr. (Se ade. p 1002.)
Garrison Bros (L O and Frank), general store and bank exchange.
Garrison L O. postmaster
Hansen & Rasmussen (Nels P Hansen. Julius Rasmussen), wagonmakers
Hedler & Crowley (Frauk Hedler, Thomas ('rowley), saloon.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Popular Line to the
West and Northwest
WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds,
1002 THO WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER THR Herdel John T, saloon. Seldon Wm B, physician. Hipke Peter, harness. Sheldon Charles H, drugs. Holzhausen Mrs Annie, Grocer. Smith Isaac A, barber. Howard George C, grocer. Snyder Eli L, variety store. Howard Harvey, barber. Johnson Louis, shoemaker. Kolb Mrs Louis, milliner. Wagner Wm, publr The Courier. Krupp Casper A, town clerk. Walsdorf Wm, saloon. Kurz & Hipke (Wm Kurz, Peter Hipke), Weber Max, carpenter. saloon. Wiley Edwin R, general store. Mccutcheon W R, physician. Wiltgen Michael, furniture. McGrogan John, livery. Winter Fred D, meat market. McGuire Luke IE, Propr Forest Winter Reinhold A. jeweler. Queen Hotel; Good Livery in Connec- tion. (See adv, below.) McKee Robert, saloon. McKittrick P, physician. Monroe Argalus L, photographer. Mosher Thomas O, hardware. Nye, Lusk && Hudson (Melvin Nye, George II Lusk, Hiram F Hudson), Mnfrs Pine and Hardwood Lumber; Planing Mill and General Store. (See Anderson N II, saw mill. adv, below.) Banock Wm, carpenter. Parkhill George B, Lawyer. Blodget John, saloon. Rusch Albert, blacksmith. Campbell F S, general store. Rusch Bernard F, saloon. Cashman Win, General Store. L. H. MCGUIRE, PROPRIETOR OF THORP, WISCONSIN. MELVIN NYE. GEO. H. LUSK. NYE, LUSK & HUDSON, MANUFACTURERS OF PINE AND HARDWOOD White and Red Oak, Birch, Basswood, Brown and White Ash. Shingles and Lath. Bill Stuff and Dressed Lumber a Specialty. WEIS BROS., Milwaukee, RHINE WINES. -
Varney Bros (Charles A and Albie F), meat market.
York Iron Co, E S Argyle mngr, mnirs charcoal.
THREE LAKES. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Forest county, 28 miles north- west of Crandon, the judicial sent. Rhine- lander is the nearest banking point. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 200. Wm. Cashman, postmaster.
FOREST QUEEN HOTEL,
This House has been newly remodeled and furnishes the best of accommodations for all. Give me your patronage. Free 'Bus to and from all Trains.
H. F. HUDSON.
AND DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES. Mills at Thorp, Eidsvold and Stanley, Wis. Office at Thorp, Wis.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry, The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
Palace and Dining Cars ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
THR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TIN 1003.
Donnelly James, hotel. Flynn A, saloon. Himley A, railroad, exp and tel agt. Louck Bert, meats. Meisner August, hotel. Merker & Ferrendan, saloon. Peck M, carpenter. Stark M M, carpenter. Sternes A, Grocer. Stypeznski John, blacksmith. Turk D N, carpenter.
THURMAN. In Columbia county, 9 miles from Portage, the judicial seat, bank- ing and shipping point. Mail, semi-week- ly. M. French, postmaster.
Dates Levi, flour mill. Jerred John, justice. Reeves Levi, General Store. Strong Hiram, carpenter. Turner Alfred, ca. penter. Turner Fred, grain. Woodworth D S, physician.
TIBBETS. In Walworth county, 5 miles from Elkhorn, the judicial seat, usual banking and shipping point. Popu- lation, 25. Mail, daily.
Welch B, general store. Church J C, grain and stock. Nolan T F, railroad, exp and tel agt. Stark D Q, Horse Breeder.
TIFFANY. A postoffice on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Rock county, 9 miles south- east of Janesville, the county seat, and 4 northwest of Chilton, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Shopiere ; fare, 10 cents. Population, 200. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. D. Q. Stark, postmaster.
TIFFANY CREEK. Dunn county. Sce Boyceville.
TIGERTON. A village on the M., L. S. & W. Ry, and on Embarrass river, in Shawano county, 36 miles west of Sha- wano, the county seat. Clintonville is the nearest banking point. Population, 250. Tel., W. U. Exp., U. S. Mail, daily.
Abert Herman, blacksmith. Aderman & Co, saw mill. AAshinger Bros, saw mill.
Berg & Madson, General Store and Lumber Mnfrs. Cotton C S, hardware. Fuchs Fred, saloon. Kropf August, saloon.
Lehman John, general store. McDavitt J, saloon. Reuter Peter, undertaker. Schuh Matthew, saloon. Stier R J & Co, general store. Tigerton Lumber Co, humber mnfrs. Wall & Spalding, lumber mnfrs. Worden & Co, grocers.
TILDEN. Trempealeau county. Name changed to Strum.
TILLINGHAST. A postoffice in Chippewa county, 22 miles northwest of Chippewa Falls, the county scat, 7} north- east of Cartwright, the nearest railroad station and 9 north of Bloomer, the nearest banking point. Population, 30. Mail, semi-weekly. I. H. Shipman, postmaster.
Campbell E J, general store. Cox & Atwood, saw and grist mill. Derch W M, saw and grist mill.
Fay Henry, Hotel. Hill W A, carpenter. Kelley S, cheese mnfr. Lane Emory, mason. Parker & Weeks, saw mill.
Shipman I MI, General Store.
TIMOTHY. The postoffice at New- ton Station, on the M., L. S. & W, Ry., in Manitowoc county, 9 miles southwest of Manitowoc, the judicial seat and nearest banking point. Population, 35. Mail,
daily. G. Eickmeier, postmaster.
Bahr August, cheese innfr. Bruckschen Ernst, cheese mufr.
Diedreichs Charles, nursery. Eickmeler G, Grain and Hay. Franzmeier Frederick, general store.
Hecker E G. justice.
Janing Frederick. blacksmith.
Kielsmeier Christian, blacksmith.
Kreie John. farm impts. Rodewald W'in, Cheese Mufr.
Schenk Rev HI (German. ) Scherer Matthew, boots and shoes. Schomburg HI, cheese factory. Vriesen Rev D W (German.)
TINDAHL. A farm house postoffice in Jackson county, 25 miles northwest of Black River Falls, the judicial sent, and . from Fairchild, the usual shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. M. Stuve, postmaster.
Benson Edward, carpenter. Bond T, justice. Johnson Albert, constable
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. NORTHERN IOWA. DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Short and Direct Route from CHICAGO, SOUTH,
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1 TISCH MILLS. In Mishicott town- sbip, Manitowoc county, 18 miles north of Manitowoc, the county seat and banking point, and 12 from Two Rivers, the near- est railroad station. Population, 120. Mail, tri-weekly. Frank W. Stangel, postmaster.
Chermack Anton, meats. Chermack Joseph, saloon.
Fliesher, physician. Langenkemp A & B, brewers. Lodel Albert, mason.
Lodel James, brewer. Marshalek Charles, Hotel.
Nelson Gilbert, tailor and barber.
Novetny Frank, flour and saw mill.
Parmar John, wagonmaker. Recas Annie, music teacher.
Recas Mrs & Co, dressmakers. Schaff Win, brickmaker. Schultz Frank, shoemaker.
Shebesta John, farm impts. Schiml Frank, carpenter.
Sklenarsh James, live stock.
Sladkey George, blacksmith.
Stangel Frank W. Justice.
Stangel Marshalek, General
Store and Cheese Mnfr. Svoboden Albert, mason. Sykora Wenzel, harness.
TOKEN. A village in Dane county, 10 miles northeast of Madison, the county seat, and 4 west of Sun Prairie, the nearest railroad station. Madison is the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Windsor. Population, 200. Mail, daily. B. E. Al- drich, postmaster.
Adams E P, carpenter. Aldrich BB E, General Store.
Connor M C, blacksmith. Lawrence E E, printer and live stock. Maich G, flour inill.
Olson Knudt, shoemaker.
TOLAND. In Dodge county, 18 miles southeast of Junean, the county seat, and 7} from Hartford, the nearest banking and shipping point. Population, 50. Christensen, postmaster.
Christensen Martin, shoemaker.
Christensen Nels, General Store.
Christopherson G P. carpenter. Nelson Bros, carpenters. Peterson John, blacksmith. Smith M J, blacksmith.
TOMAH. A prosperous city on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Monroe county, 17
miles northeast of Sparta, the judicial seat, and 42 from La Crosse. It contains Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Episco. pal, German Methodist, Lutheran and Methodist churches, 3 good schools, & library, a public hall, a well appointed opera house, 2 banks, a brewery, 2 steam flour mills, a soda water factory, a planing mill, and the usual number of stores, etc .. for a place of its size. Two live weekly newspapers, the Journal (Rep), and the Badger State Monitor (Ind), are published. The city has a volunteer fire department good hotel accommodations, and lodges of the various secret aud benevolent societies. Live stock, grain, and cranberries are shipped. Population, 2,200. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Charles K. Erwin, post- master.
Altenberg Gustav, saloon.
Alverson Wm, confectioner.
American Express Co, Addison Cady agt. Anderson Iver, saloon. Armstrong & Treffer (Mrs Anna W Arm- strong, Miss Anna C Treffer), milliners. Badger State Monitor, J A Wells & Son proprs.
Baker Miss Florence, milliner.
Baldwin Andrew F. general store.
Bank of Tomah, M A Thayer pres, J B Bongers cashier.
Barnes Lonis S, general store.
Barrows & Stannard (Frederick S Bar- rows, Walter I) Stannard), hardware.
Baumgart schwartz (John Baumgart, Reinhard Schwartz), Propas Central Meat Market. (Scende, opp.) Baumgarten John II, blacksmith.
Bell John, vet surgeon.
Benjamin Ava D, justice.
Benjamin Wm, barber.
Bongers Herman C, saloon.
Boorman John (estate), furniture.
Boyington & Hamilton (George A Boying- ton, Edward M Hamilton), livery. Brace Fred W, Photographer; Copr- ing and Enlarging a Specialty; Aristo- Type Prints.
Central Ilotel, Mrs Sarah & Jones propr.
Central Meat Market. Baumeut & Schwartz Proprs; Dealers in all Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats. (Se gur, opp.)
Clark Wm H, blacksmith. Crandall Harry L. grain. Crowley Daniel, pumps. Disper Joseph, shoemaker .. Earle Watson, grocer.
Ebert Mrs Nora, dressmaker.
Electrical Supplies graph and Electrle Light. Catalogues free.
for Telephone. Tele-
JULIUS ANDRAE, 225 W. Water Street, MILWALAIL
Learn Shorthand and Typewriting at the consin. J. N. MIcCONN, President.
Green Bay Business College,
The Leading Commercial Training School of Wis- E. F. QUINTAL, Secretary.
TOM AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TOM 1005
Empire House, Charles Randow propr. Erwin C K & Son (Charles K and Edward K), general store. Erwin Miss Susan, music teacher. Fieting Wm, merchant tailor. Freeman Mrs J F, music teacher. Fuhrman Fred W, dray.
Galiger James P, county supt schools.
Geary Mrs John, restaurant.
Goddard Mahlon, farm impts.
Goerbing Charles, saloon.
Gondrezick Ignatz, ice.
Gondrezick Michael, mineral water.
H. M. SOWLE, Notary Public. CHAS. J. SOWLE, Notary Public.
SOWLE & SOWLE, U. S.Pension Claim Agents And WAR CLAIM ATTORNEYS.
Real Estate and Rents, Notaries Public, Loans, Collections & and Accident Insurance. McCAUL'S BLOCK, Milwaukee St., 4 Doors East of Corner,
TOMANI, WISCONSIN. LOCK BOX 11.
All Business entrusted to our care will receive PROMPT attention.
BAUMGART & SCHWARTZ,
PROPRIETORS OF THE Central Meat Market. DEALERS IN Choice Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats.
Fish, Poultry and Game in Season. Cash Paid for Hides and Pelt .. TOMAH, - WISCONSIN.
MRS. S. D. PALMER & SON, Insurance, Collections : Real Estate
Represent " Home," "Ætna " and "American." All Business entrusted to our care will receive prompt attention. Correspondence solicited.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry, The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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The Bryant & Stratton
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE outranks them all. It Is the Great Business University of America.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER TOM
Goodyear D A & C A (Darius A and Charles A), general store and lumber mnfrs.
Graham George, lawyer.
" Grossman Adolph, clothing.
Grutsch John, furniture.
Hancock J W, station agent.
Hollister Albert E, Hallet & Davis, Emerson and Kimball Pianos; Kimball Organs, Sewing Machines.
Homermiller Wm, shoemaker.
Homermiller Wm C, insurance.
Howard George J, painter.
Howes Wm L, dry goods.
James Sisters (Agnes and Carrie), dress- makers.
Jenny Rev John (Lutheran).
- Jensen Martin, propr Northwestern Hotel.
Johns Mrs Lydia A, milliner.
Johnson John O, grocer.
Jones Mrs Sarah A, propr Central Hotel. Keeler & Co (Hiram B Keeler, Henry Meinecke), meats.
King Bros (John J and Oscar R), grocers. Koopman John, shoemaker.
Kordish Frank, tailor.
Kress & Witting (Adolph Kress, Charles Witting), marble works.
Ledwinski Stanislaus, blacksmith.
Lee Charles, sewing machines.
Little Miss Jennie, milliner.
Lombard Alvirus W, saloon.
McCaul Thomas, Insurance and Propr McCaul's Opera House.
McCaul's Opera House, Thomas McCaul Propr. McMillan, Salsich & Co (Wm McMillan, Hamilton E Salsich, A. E Williams), lumber.
McMullen Robert II, livery.
McMullen Wm J, confectioner.
Maxwell Christopher, justice.
Mehlig Martin, shoemaker.
Meinecke Frederick, meats.
Merkley Michael II, propr Merkley House. Merrill & Irons (Convers W Merrill, Bruce Irons), painters.
Metzler Rev John B (Catholic).
Moore Charles E, photographer.
Moran Martin, grocer.
Moseley John HI, physician.
Nechuta Charles, carpenter.
Nechuta Mrs Theresa, dressmaker.
Northwestern Hotel, Martin Jansen propr. Palmer Irwin N, stationer.
Palmer Mrs S D & Son, Insurance and Collections. (See ade, p 1005.)
· Quigg C Emmett, physician. Randow Charles, propr Empire House. Rathbun J F, dry goods.
Reel Gilbert, grocer.
Reigle G W, prin of schools. Rice Adelbert W, barber.
Richards Ren A, lawyer.
St Mary's Parochial School, under the charge of the school sisters of St Francis Schalle Louis, barber and baths. Schmidt Emil, lignors.
Scholler & Cech (Peter Scholler. Charles E Cech), Proprs Scholler & Cech's Jewelry Parlors and Music Store. (S .! adv, opp.)
Scholler Cecii's Jewelry Parlors and Music Store; We Keep a Full Assort- ment of All Goods in Our Line. (See adr, opp.)
Schultz Charles, physician.
Schultz Charles L, physician.
Schultz Wmn HI, flour mill.
Schultz & Blome (Anton J Schultz, J Fre- derick Blome), merchant tailors.
Seibold George, grocer.
Shechy Patrick, saloon. Sherman Frank, propr Sherman House.
Sherwood Harry HI, dentist.
Smith Adam, saloon.
Smith George L, carpenter.
Smith John, saloon.
Smith & Thomas (Robert Smith, George R Thomas), hardware.
Sowie & Sowie (Harvey M and Char les J Sowle), U S Pension Claim Agents and War Claim Attorneys, Real Estate, Etc. (See ade, p 1005.)
Spangenberg Fred L, tailor.
Spaulding Henry C. lawyer.
Squier Lynn B, Propr Tomah Jour- nal
Stelter Julins, saloon.
Stevens & Reynolds (Chester H Stevens. Wm H Reynolds), grocers. Strachan James W. W U tel agt.
Styles Wm H, blacksmith.
Sullivan Cornelius, saloon.
Sullivan Eugene, salcon.,
Taylor Charles W, confectioner.
Thayer Drug Co, Mason A Thayer pres. Charles E Tobey mngr.
Thompson Christian M, saloon. Tlelander Andrew, four mill.
Tomah City Library, Jesse Button Hibra- rian. Tomah Cornet Band.
Tomah JJournal, L B Squier Propr: Established 1866; Issued Saturday Mort ing: $1.50 a Year.
Tormey James, general store.
Vincent George R. physician.
Vincent & Dostader (George R Vincent, Harry Doxtader), drugs.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Short and Direct Route from CHICAGO, SOUTH,
H. G. UNDERWOOD
107 Wisconsin St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
PATENTS.
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Warren J H & Sons (John H, George H and Winfield W), bankers.
Wells J A & Son (James A and Clarence J), proprs Badger State Monitor.
Werner August, barber.
Whitney David H, carpenter.
Wier Neal, veterinary surgeon.
Winter Charles J, harness.
Woltmann Frederick, liquors.
Wood Milton T, wagonmaker.
TOMAHAWK. Is located on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, at the Junction of the Wisconsin, Tomahawk and Somo rivers, in Lincoln county, 1 mile above the great Tomahawk dam, costing $350,000, the larg- est but one in the United States, 23 miles north of Merrill, the judicial seat, and 5 south of Bradley, on the Sault Ste. Marie river. It was platted in the summer of 1SS7 and now contains Catholic, Congre- gational and German Lutheran churches, graded schools, a
bank, saw, stave and shingle mills and two ably edited and progressive weekly newspapers, the Tomahawk andthe Blade. Tomahawk is growing rapidly, numerous manufac- tories are locating here, and it bids fair to be the most important point on the Wis- consin river. Splendid advantages are of- fered to manufacturers and others desiring to come here. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Stage twice daily to Bradley. Population, 2,100. Frank A. Larson, postmaster.
Ayer Charles A, cigar mnfr.
Baribean V E, saloon.
Berg Bros (Julius I and Ole I), saloon.
Bohn Wm, tailor.
Bradley W H & J W, bankers.
Brown George, saloon.
Burrington C W & Co (C W Burrington, H A Atcherson), lumber.
Buteau Joseph, blacksmith.
Carter A C, agent C, M & St P Ry.
Clark Daniel. drayage.
Clarke Mrs K E, furniture.
Clement David F, shoes.
Coon J W, physician.
Cotie Mrs D G, saloon.
Cutter Jolin D, physician.
Daigle Robert, livery.
Dawson Richard, saloon.
Day Bros (Michael and Patrick), saloon.
Doll Peter, saloon.
Doyle Mrs James, boarding house.
Egloff Bros (Wm and Frank), cigar innfrs. Enberg & Anderson (N Enberg, Andrew Anderson), saloon.
Evenson Bros (Henry O and Edward), hardware.
Farrington M E, general store.
Foote Clinton, restaurant.
Fortinski J L, brewers' agent.
Freeman Joseph, saloon.
Gary W F, dentist.
Gillman John, saloon.
Goodnough L. D, barber.
Gravengood Henry, propr Lakeside Hotel. Haas Peter J, boarding house
Scholler & Cech,
PROPRIETORS OF
SCHOLLER & CECH'S
Jewelry Parlors
Carry Everything that is wanted in a First-Class Jewelry House. Fine Engraving, Raised Letter and Monogram Work a Specialty.
SOLID GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
Pianos, Organs and Musical Instruments. The Latest Sheet Music Always on Hand.
MAIL AND EXPRESS ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
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Hanson C J, wagonmaker.
Hazen Samuel, hotel. Heath D P, jeweler. Hickey James, saloon. Hickey John, saloon. Hildabrand L A, livery.
Hoey Wm E, saloon.
Houston & Gahan (Thomas Houston, Thomas Gahan), carpenters.
Howen & Fleming (Andrew Howen, George Fleming), general store. Hyman M C, saloon.
Jacques Jeffery, saloon.
Johnson Bros (Andrew and Charles), saloon.
Kelly James, saloon.
Kendall Charles M, real estate.
Knauf John, saloon. Lakeside Hotel, Henry Gravengood propr. La Lone Louis, carpenter.
Larson Frank A, Postmaster.
La Vaque Edward, drayage.
Leslie Ira H, physician. Liberty Frank, saloon.
Lincoln Earl, barber.
Lundin John, saloon.
Mccullough Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Mccutcheon Thomas, saloon.
Macomber C E, drugs.
Mallory & Wheary (H Mallory, Judge Wheary), saloon.
Maloney J H, photographer.
Marcouiller Felix, saloon.
Marcouiller Philip, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries and Meats.
Marshall W LL, Real Estate and In- surance.
Masterson Thomas, saloon. Menier Napoleon, restaurant. Miller W H, saloon. Myre & Chivrier (E Myre, Peter Chiv- rier), saloon.
Ness E A, grocer. Newborg G O, shoemaker.
Nick Bros (Matthias and Jacob), furniture. Nissenbaum Jacob, furnishing goods.
Nourse Mrs S E, milliner.
Oclhafen John, general store.
Oleson Albert, saloon. Olson Anton J, hardware. Paul Peter, saloon. Piper & Tipson (Wm R Piper, Daniel Tip- son), meats. Poutre Joseph E, physician. Prenzlow & Lehmann, pinc lands. Pride & Newton (A M Pride, O I Newton), pulp mills. Roller Edward, general store. Sayers & Pickett (Thomas Sayers, James Pickett), saloon.
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