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Schultz H F, agt Am Ex Co.
Searl E E, jeweler.
Seidle Charles A, photographer.
Sheridan James D, clothing.
Slimmer Jacob, clothing,
Stewart Wm D, lumber.
Stintzi R J, harness.
Thielman Bros (Robert and Julius), meats. Thum Adam, general store.
Tobin John, brewers' agt.
Tomahawk Hotel Co, WV HI Bradley pres. H R Bradley sec. Tomahawk Lumber Co, W H Bradley pres, W S Stanley treas.
Toomey T, saloon.
Tromblay Joseph W, saloon.
Turgeon Charles B. saloon.
Van Dusen C A, druggist.
Welty O K, dray.
White Miss Millie, dressmaker.
Whitson E W, general store.
Williams John R, general store.
Woodbury Milo, lawyer.
Woodworth A H, lawyer.
Yerke Augusta I, grocer.
Zastrow Bros (August and Henry), saloon. Zochert W R, blacksmith.
TONET. In Kewannee county, 19 miles northwest of Kewannee, the judicial scat, and 19 from Green Bay, the usn banking and shipping point. Mail, tri- weekly. Peter Jones, postmaster.
Bouchers Louis, cheese factory. Servaers Joseph, creamery.
TONNAR. A discontinued postoffice in Dunn county. Send mail to Lochiel.
TORNADO. On a branch of Wolf river, in Door county, 11 miles southwes: of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat. sinp ping and banking point. Mail, daily.
TOWERVILLE. In Crawford couz- ty, 36 miles northeast of Prairie du Chho. the county scat, and 12 south of Virogu. on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the nearest ini? road station and banking point. Poph's- tion, 30. Mail, daily. G. W. Dav. postmaster.
Bowe M A, general store. Corstad ,I O. shoemaker. Davis G W, Woolen Mills. Hilgerson Thomas, general store. Lester O D, creamery.
McCormick Fred, creamery.
Peck Calvin, creamery. Perterson P N. creamery.
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logers J S, creamery. Sandal Neils, creamery. Stunkard Mrs M, four mill. Turner Samuel, justice and creamery. Warren W C, creamery.
TOWNE. A country postoffice in Portage county, 30 miles southeast of Stevens' Point and 12 southwest of Wau- pica, on the Wisconsin Central Line, the nearest shipping and banking point. Pop- ulation, 10. Mail, semi-weekly. J. L. Dopp, postmaster.
Bacon T G, carpenter. Dopp W D, Live Stock. Towne A O, live stock.
TRACY. In Shawano county, 8 miles east of Shawano, the county seat, and 2} south of Cecil, the nearest railroad station. Shawano is the nearest banking point. Population, 50. Mail, daily.
Boettcher Adolph, shoemaker. Groninger M, saloon.
Kampf N, blacksmith.
TRADE LAKE. A village on Trade river, in Burnett county, 11 miles south- east of Grantsburgh, the county seat and shipping point, and 23 east of Rush City, Minn., the nearest banking point. Stages tri-weekly to St. Croix Falls and Grants- burgh ; fares, $1 and 50 cents respectively. Population, 100. Mail, tri-weekly. F. G Dahlberg, postmaster.
Anderson J A, blacksmith.
Asker John, blacksmith.
Blane Mrs Albertina, hotel.
Carlson John, general store. Dalilberg Aaron O, Saw Mill.
Forsberg J'O, flour mill.
Johnson Edward, General Store. Lindgren C G, brick mnfr. Mattson Ole & Co, saw mill.
Peterson A, carpenter. Wagman A J, blacksmith.
Wedin Bros, saw mill.
TRADE RIVER. A postoffice on tver of same name, in Burnett county, 12 miles south of Grantsburgh, the seat of Astice and shipping point. Bank at St. roix Falls. Population, 20. Mail, semi- weekly. John E. Svenson, postmaster.
Emery C D, justice. Pagmuson O, justice. beersou C, flour mill.
Senson John E, Saw Mill.
TRAMWAY. On the C., St P., M. & O. Ry, in Dunn county, 4 miles northwest of Menomonie, the judicial seat and bank- ing point. Population, 300. F. Johnson, postmaster.
Boland A, railroad agt.
Fonaas Eric, builder.
Kirkland & Starkey, mnfrs brick and gen- eral store.
St Paul Brick and Tile Co, general store. Teegarden T & Son, saw and grist mill.
TRAPP. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry in Marathon county, 9 miles from Wausau, the judicial seat and banking point. Pop- ulation, 35. Mail, daily ..
TREMPEALEAU. Is a thriving in- corporated village in Trempealeau county. on the Mississippi river and on the C .. B. & N., the G. B., W. & St. P. and C. & N. W. Rys, 12 miles from Winona, Minn., 15 from La Crosse, and 30 from Whitehall, the county seat. It contains Methodist, Baptist, Catholic and Congregational churches, a graded school, a public hall with a seating capacity o1 600, a weekly newspaper, the Tremperliau Herald (Ind.), a creamery, a feed and grist mill and a shingle and planing mill. A steamer plies between here and La Crosse and Winons. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Population, 200. Edwin Elkins, postmaster.
Angell Charles II, general store.
Bright Robert, general store.
Bright Wm A, grocer.
Button Julius C, lawyer.
Chamberlain Rev J (Congregational).
Church Bros (James W and Charles A), feed mill.
Coleman C C, agt C, B & N Ry.
Cutter Cyrus H, physician.
Davis Andrew JJ, hardware.
Elkins Edwin, postmaster.
Fiedler Frederick L, blacksmith.
Fiedler & Wagner (Herman Fiedler, Au- gust Wagner), meats. Ford Clifton, furniture.
Goodhue E N, propr Trempcalcau Herald.
Goodhue Francis A, confectioner.
Hankey Emil J, general store.
Hanson Louis, shoemaker.
Hoberton Albert, general store.
Hoberton Hernan, h.mber.
Humphrey Mrs Mary B, restaurant.
Huttenhow W'm, saloon.
James CHI. apiarist.
Johnson John, stone quarry.
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Martin Elmer E, barber. Nettleton E C, real estate.
Newman Alfred W, circuit judge.
Phelps Dudley G, painter.
Pierson James S, propr Trempealeau Opera House and druggist. Ramsdell Ira, painter. Robinson John S, jeweler.
Sparling Wm, agent C & N W Ry.
Spencer T HI, fruit grower.
Thomas Charles W, grocer.
Trempealcau Herald, E M Goodhue propr. Trempealeau Opera House, J S Pierson proprietor.
Utter Charles, propr Utter House. Utter House, Charles Utter propr.
Wilbur Adelbert C, livery.
Wilcox Emmet, fruit grower.
Wright Isaac, meats.
TRENTON. A discontinued post- office in Pierce county. Send mail to Hager city.
TREVOR. On the Wisconsin Central Line in Kenosha county, 18 miles southwest of Kenosha, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., N. P. Tel., W. U. Popu- lation, 40. George Booth, postmaster.
Barhyte John, hotel.
Curtiss & Ovis, General Store, Flour and Tile.
Didama S A, notary and editor Trevorite. Graves Thorp, carpenter.
Hansen Henry, blacksmith.
Shafer George, railroad, exp and tel agt. Sibley Charles, meats and livery.
Stewart Miss Hattie, music teacher.
Terpining John, butter mnfr.
Thayer Refrigerator Milk Co, Creamery.
Trevorite, S A Didama editor.
TRIM BELLE. A postoffice on Trim Belle creek, in Pierce county, 5 miles west of Ellsworth, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages tri weekly to Ellsworth and Prescott; fares, 25 and 55 cents, respectively. Population, 75. Mail, tri-weekly. John T. Beddail, postmaster. Barnes John M, blacksmith.
Beddall John T, General Store.
Bolton Simeon R. wagonmaker. Crary Dr G H, flour mill.
Gordon Thomas, blacksmith.
Leach D Edward, general store. Mann && Buck, Saw Mill. Mills M B. handle mnfr.
Reeve, Ottman & Co, saw mill.
Rounce W D. handle mofr. Route Frederick, flour mill.
TRIPPVILLE. In Vernon cous 35 miles northeast of Viroque, the con seat, 8 west of Union Centre, the near railroad station, and S from Elroy. 1. nearest banking point. Stages to Virey and -Elroy. Population. 25. Mail, sez. weekly. D. N. Tripp, postmaster.
Tripp D N, General Store, Saw a: Planing Mill.
Wyman C A, blacksmith.
TRIUMPH. In Crawford county miles northeast of Fond du Lac, the i. cial seat, and 18 from Lynxville, the us shipping point, from whence it receive. daily mail. T. R. Wilber, postmaster.
Wilber G M, flour mill. Wilber TR, Builder.
TROUT. A country postoffice in Ja son county, 9 miles southwest of B River Falls, the judicial seat, banking shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. I Drew, postmaster.
TROY. In Walworth county, 10 m northeast of Elkhorn, the county and nearest banking point, and 21 ir Troy Centre, the nearest railroad stan Stages daily to Milwaukee: fare. S Population, 200. Mail, daily. Adkins, postmaster.
Adkins Emery T, Blacksmith. Lake George, blacksmith. Lumsden Alex, carpenter. Meacham Win P. creamerv. Strengh George II, General Store Walbrandt Win, wagonmaker.
Webster James, general store.
TROY CENTRE. A village on C., M. & St. P. Ry. in Troy towi. Walworth county, 13 miles northout Elkhorn, the county seat and noaresileo ing point. Population, 200. Tel .. W. Exp., Am. W. S. Bunker, postmaster
Babcock J C. carpenter. Baldwin & Bunker, General S Beachtel F E, hotel. Carver B . railroad, exp aud tel ag !.
Dewitt Wm H, general store. Holmes Richard, carpenter.
Mahan Dr JJames, creamery.
Merrick P HI, General Store. Ritchey Wm, blacksmith
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Smith L J & Co, lumber, grain and lime. Taylor W G, carpenter.
TRUESDELL. On the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Kenosha county, 4 miles west of Kenosha, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 300. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. James A. Halsey, postmaster.
Alstead Jacob, flour mill. ('rosby S, live stock. Gabrielson S, poultry.
Halsey James A, Elevator, Coal, Rail- road, Exp and Tel Agent.
Johnson Christian, blacksmith.
McNeild Frank, meats.
McNeild George, carpenter.
Manegold F & Co, flour mill and hay press. Sorenson James, wagonmaker.
Uihlein Bros, Trotting Horses.
Werner & Koch, hotel.
TRUMAN. In La Fayette county, 9 miles northwest of Darlington, the county wyt and nearest banking point, and 5 from Calamine, the nearest shipping point. Population, 15. Fred Fink, postmaster and general store.
link Mrs E, General Store.
TUNNEL CITY. A village on the C. M. & St. P. Ry, in Monroe county, 14 miles northeast of Sparta, the county seat, and 3ª northwest of Toma, the nearest Innking point. Population, 130. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mrs. R. M. Donald, postmaster.
Andrews Rudolph, blacksmith and hard- ware.
Davenport Clarence E, general store. Diesburgh Jacob, hotel.
Donald Dr W .S, General Store. 11: liker George, carpenter.
Milliker J W, carpenter. Howard Elliott, general store. 'mes S P, railroad, exp and tel agt.
! ich Ernst, wagonmaker. Reich Win, blacksmith. Taft Charles, Live Stock.
Inft W HI, general store.
Winship J E, fruit and stock.
TURTLE LAKE. A prosperous vil- Mye on the C., St. P., M. &O. and the M., ". P. & S. Ste M. Rys, in Barron county, "' miles west of Barron, the county seat, ·1 12 from Cumberland, the nearest oking point. Tel., W. U. Population, Mail, dally.
Abbott James, meats.
Brand F, hotel.
Brown Charles, livery.
Dubois O F, harnessmaker.
Fisk W W, hotel.
Fisk & Brown, saloon.
Lombard George, farm impts.
Nelson S A, hotel.
Richardson L M & Co, general store.
Stone R A, saw, shingle and feed mill. Wickenberg & Bunker, general store.
TUSTIN. A village on Lake Poygan, in Waushara county, 26 miles northeast of Wautoma, the county seat, 12 from Win- neconne, the nearest railroad station, and 17 from Berlin. Stage daily to Pine River. Population, 250. Mail, daily.
Boyson John, General Store.
Clark & Son, saw mill.
Collins E C, wagonmaker.
Drummon Mrs A, hotel.
La Borde F & Son, boat builders.
Richards Wm, hotel.
Sorenson Bros, grist mill.
Velte Gottlieb, general store.
TWIN BLUFFS. A postoffice on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Richland county, 6 miles southeast of Richland Centre, the county seat aud nearest bank- ing point. Stage twice a day to Sexton- ville: fare, 25 cents. Population, 140. Tel., W. U. Exp., Adams. C. L. Mc- Collum, postmaster.
Alkey Lemuel, stock raiser.
Cooper E HI, physician.
Fish Melville, stock raiser.
Johnson Martin, stone mason.
Mccollum Charles L, Grocer, R R. Exp and Tel Agt.
McCollinn J L R, stock, grain and lum- ber.
McCorkel J C, stock raiser.
Miles G E, creamery. Reed G R. carpenter.
Schuerman Bros, flour and saw mill.
Wells L. W, blacksmith.
TWIN GROVE. A village in Green county, S} miles southeast of Monroe, the county seat, and 5 southwest of Juda, the nearest railroad station. Mouroe is the nearest banking point, Population, 130. J. H. Armstrong, postmaster.
Armstrong Miss Ella, music teacher.
Armstrong JJ H, General Store. Grenzow Win, cheese mufr.
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Henen Edward, blacksmith. Keller Milton, cheese mnfr. Sanborn J N, Potter. Williams Wm, builder.
TWO RIVERS. A flourishing incor- porated city in Manitowoc county, 6 miles north of Manitowoc, the judicial seat and nearest banking point, 31 from Sheboygan, 36 from Green Bay, 25 from Kewaunee and 85 miles from Milwaukee, beautifully sit- uated on the shore of Lake Michigan and between two small rivers, making a fine harbor. It contains a saw mill, a chair and wooden ware factory, a wooden type factory, a printers' wood goods factory, a brewery, a live weekly newspaper, the Manitowoc Chronicle, and a graded school. The shipping facilities are good, being the terminus of the M., L. S. & W. Ry. Sta- ges are the only means of travel north, as the Goodrich line of steamers do not call here, having some agreement with the railroad that keeps them out. Stages daily to Kewaunce; fare, $2.00, to Ahnapee; fare, $2.50 and to Green Bay; fare, $2.00. Exp., U. S. Tel., W. U. Population, 2,883. Wm. Hurst, postmaster.
Allie Eugene, tug owner.
Allie Nelson, tug owner.
Bachus Mrs F, midwife.
Baetz Andrew, wagonmaker.
Balge Adolph, boots and shoes.
Bartelme Michael, propr Two Rivers House Beitzel Joseph B. saloon.
Berger Miss Emily, dressmaker.
Berger Gottfried, barber.
Berners Edward C, confectioner.
Berners Miss Katie, music teacher.
Bohte Ferdinand, tailor.
Boldus Frank F, meat márket.
Braun John, jeweler.
Budoick Albert, house mover.
Buhse Miss Louise, dressmaker.
Buschman W E, physician. Classen Anthony H, barber.
Courchaine Edward, wholesale fish.
Courchaine Henry, ice dealer.
Currens John R, physician.
Eggers Frank, railroad and exp agent.
Eggers Frederick, mofr veneer seatings.
Ellert Rev Richard (Evangelical).
Evans Evan. coal and wood.
Feierstein Martin, carpet weaver.
Gagnon Bros (Jonas and Peter), genl store.
Gagnon Peter, justice. Gauthier Adolph, saloon.
Gebhart Henry M, druggist.
George Dicke, milk.
Gloe Henry, saloon. Goeler Michael, tailor. Goetsch Henry, barber.
Golembicwski Joseph, shoemaker. Grosspietsch Mrs Catharine, grocer. Hamilton Mnfg Co (capital, $50,000), JE Hamilton pres. L J Nash sec, mafre wood type.
Hammel Ernst jr, general store.
Hammel E & Co (Ernst Hammel, JoLa and Peter Lafond), wholesale fish. :
Hammel E & Son (Ernst and Wm), meats. Hansen Henry, saloon.
Hartung Frederick C, boots and shoes.
Havel Miss Emilie, milliner.
Henry Wm, carpenter. Herian John, harnessmaker.
Hess Frank, shoemaker.
Hittner Henry M, physician.
Holson Charles, cheese factory.
Hurst Win, Postmaster.
Jahnke Joachim, carpet weaver.
Kahlenberg Albert, general store.
Kahlenberg Otto, hardware. Kahlenberg Richard A, meats.
Kappelmann Henry, propr hotel, livery and general store. Kauffmann Nicholas, blacksmith.
Kimmes Mathias, well borer.
Kirst Charles, mason.
Kranse Charles, millwright.
Krause Peter, mason.
Kumbalek Anton, saloon.
Kurtz John jr, general store. Kurtz Mrs Lucia, milliner.
Lafond John, tug owner.
Lafond Peter, tug owner.
Lake Elouse, Peter Ran Propr. P Lewis Rau Mngr: First-Class Accom dations for the Traveling Public.
Manitowoc County Chronicle, . Wm F Nash propr.
Mansean & Craite (Frank E Manse ". Isaac Craite), lawyers.
Marsh Charles O. prin of school.
Meyer Charles W, cigar mufr.
Meyer Christian F, cigar mnfr.
Meyer John HI, meats.
Mohr Henry, harnessmaker.
Mueller Edward, bottler.
Mueller Richard E. brower.
Nash Wm F, propr Manitowoc ConMy Chronicle.
New Wisconsin House, Heury Kappee mann propr. Nilles Peter H. furniture.
Niquette Eli, cooper. Niquette Urban, grocer.
Pahlkotter Carl, tailor.
Pilon Oliver, capt Life Saving Sintiou.
UN BORING AND REPAIRING & Specialty. We have the beat equipped shop to the State. We handle Guas, Ammunition. Base Ball and Athletic Supplies. Fishing Tackle of Fire Quality. The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 114 E. Water St., Milwaukee. B
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Pulger John, saloon. Rau Peter, Propr Lake House; First- Class Accommodations for Commercial Travelers, Good Sample Rooms. Rau P Lewis, Mngr Lake House. Rehrauer George, propr Washington
House.
Rehrauer John, mason.
Richter Bernhart F, real estate, ins, and mayor.
Riley John & Son (John and Frank), paint- ers.
Roedicker H, cheese factory. Ruhmlow Henry, milk, Saubert Charles, saloon. Schlundt Charles, saloon.
Schradi John, boots and shoes.
Schroeder Bros (Peter and Joseph), genl store.
Schultz Charles, livery. Schultz Frederick, livery.
Siegler Rev A F (Lutheran). Simonis John N, saloon.
Suettinger Robert jr, hardware. Trindal Joseph, baker.
Turner Hall, Carl Pahlkotter mngr.
Two Rivers House, Michael Bartelme propr.
Two Rivers Mufg Co (capital, $30,000), Henry Mann pres, Henry N Mann sec, woodenware mnfrs.
Vodra Mrs Leo, milliner. Voshardt Henry, saloon. Walsh Felix, justice. Washington House, George Rehrauer prop. Waskow Jobn, carpenter.
Wehansen Albert, Flour Mill. Welbers Rev Mathias (Catholic). Wilsmann Frederick, carpenter. Wilsmann Harry, carpenter. Wilsmann W, cheese factory. Winkelmiller Richard, hides. Wrieth Wm, justice.
TYRONE. In Green county, 18 miles southeast of Monroe, the judicial scat, and 6 northwest of Durand, the nearest bank- ing and shipping point. Mail, by special supply. F. P. Brant, postmaster.
ULA. In Green county, 22 miles from Monroe, the judicial seat and nearest bank location, and 3 from Blanchardville, the Dearest shipping point. Mail, daily. J. C. Ula, postmaster and farmer.
ULYSSES. In Barron county, 21 miles northeast of Barron, the judicial seat, and 8 from Rice Lake, the nearest
banking and shipping point. Population, 50. Mail, semi-weekly. L. S. Merritt, postmaster.
Merritt L S, justice. Millay D, constable. Rackliffe Bros & Whiting, furniture mnfrs.
UNDERHILL. On the M., L. S. & W. Ry, in Oconto county, 28 miles from Oconto and 14 from Shawano, the nearest bank location. Population, 35. Mail, daily. A. M. Merline, postmaster.
Underhill Wm M, Saw, Shingle and Planing Mill.
Underhill & Savage, general store.
UNION. A village in Rock county, 20 miles northwest of Janesville, the county seat, and 3 north of Evansville, the nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages daily to Evansville, Indian Ford, Fulton, Cooksville and Edgerton. Population, 100. Mail, daily. E. P. Coggon, post- master.
Berry HI H, blacksmith. Brigham J W, Physician. Martin Rev R N (Baptist). Richards D A, blacksmith.
UNION CENTRE. A village on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Juneau county, 14 miles southwest of Mauston, the county seat, and 3 northwest of Wonewoc, the nearest banking point. Stages daily to Hillsborough ; fare, 25 cents. Population, 200. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. David Miller, postmaster.
Babcock A A, railroad and exp agt. Barge George W, Produce and Cold Storage.
Barge & Kimball (G W Barge, E Kimball), livery.
Blakeman Norman, live stock.
Corsaw Martin M, general store. Eagle Celestius C, general store.
Fix & Blakeman (John R Fix, Norman Blakeman), lumber.
Gilluly Dr Thomas, druggist.
Miller David, hardware and postmaster. Pollock George, blacksmith.
Schuenemann Henry, propr Union Centre Hotel. Seivert Frank, general store. Sickles Edward B. blacksmith. Sleeper Charles, saw mill. Union Centre Hotel. Henry Schuenemann proprietor.
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UNION CHURCH. A postoffice in Racine county, 20 miles northwest of Ra- cine, the county seat, and 12 southwest of Oakwood, the nearest railroad station. Population, 25. Mail, tri-weekly.
Scheck[G, Hardware and Farm Imple- ments.
UNION GROVE. A flourishing village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Ra- cine county, 15 miles west of Racine, the county seat, and 12 from Burlington, the nearest banking point. A weekly news- paper, the Enterprise, is published. Pop- ulation 500. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. A. P. Colby, postmaster.
Bixby Wm, baker and confectioner.
Blakey John S, flour mill.
Buchan Samuel C, physician.
Buchan Thomas G, drugs.
Bufton James, shoemaker.
Caleb August, merchant tailor.
Christensen Niels A, general store.
Cleveland John W, wagonmaker.
Colby Alvin P & Son, Proprietors Enterprise.
Commercial Ilotel, C H Thompson propr. Dixon James W, general store.
Dixon John, hardware.
Donald C, general store.
Drury John C, harness.
Emmet Albert E, blacksmith.
Enterprise, A P Colby & Son Proprs. Forward George, railroad, exp and telagt. Giddings Miss Alice, milliner.
Griffith Thomas, marble works.
Hurd James, harness.
Jonk Ewald, painter.
McFarland Nathan R, hotel and livery. McKune John, organs and sew machs.
Minton Edward M, blacksmith.
Moc Stiles, General Store.
Myers Opera House, P' Myers propr. Myers Peter, lumber and propr opera house Pollard Rev S W (Congregational).
Powles Mrs W G, milliner.
Rhodes Charles, furniture.
Roche John, boots and shoes.
Russell Richard, livery.
Simms Julian R. physician.
Skewes Samuel H, farm impts.
Smith James, blacksmith.
Stokes Nicholas II, barber.
Treat E W, justice and insurance.
Trenery Rev J V (Methodist.)
Thompson Charles II, propr Commercial Hotel. Union Grove Vehicle Spring Co. Vyvyan & Hardy, Meats.
Weiler Nicholas, saloon.
Wiesmann Henry, lawyer and real estate. Worrall Duodecimus, hardware. Youngs J HI, General Store.
UNION MILLS. La Crosse county. See Stevenstown.
UNION MILLS. On Otter creek, in Iowa county, 8 miles northwest of Dodge- ville, on the C. & N. W. Ry, the county seat, nearest railroad station and banking point. Stages semi-weekly to Dodgevill and Pine Knob. Population, 50. Meil, semi-weekly. C. S. Anderson. postmaster.
Anderson C S, General Store. Dawe Wm B, flour mill. Reckenthaler Jacob, blacksmith.
UNIONTOWN. Forest county. Sét Monico.
UNITY. On the boundary line be- tween Clark and Marathon counties, but accorded to the latter by postal authori- ties, is a stirring village 33 miles portbeas: of Neillsville, the county seat. It is a station on the Wisconsin Central Line. and is supplied with 2 hotels. a good graded schoool and a public hall. Exp .. N. P. Tel., W. U. Population, COO Mail, daily. Alfred Cook, postmaster.
Bestenlehener John, shoemaker.
Blank Louis, blacksmith.
Busche Fred, meats.
Butler Wm, lumber.
Clark James H, physician.
Cook Alfred, postmaster.
Disbro James S, hoop mufrs.
Du C'ate Moses H, saloon, watchmake: and barber.
Flood Charles G, saloon.
Flood House, Charles G Flood propr.
Forest House, Christian Vogt propr.
Groelle Gottfried, general store.
Healey Connor, general store.
Henderson George W, wagonmaker.
Hugel Frank, saloon.
Johnson John P, wagonmaker.
Klein Phillip, harnessmkr and shoes.
Kohn Abraham J. clothing.
MeMiller FL, R R and exp agt.
Pettet House, J A Pettet propr.
Pray John K. mogr public telephone Salter John W, general store and drugs Salter Win M, hardware.
Vogt Christian, propr Forest House.
UPSON. On the Wisconsin Central Line and on the Potatoe river, in AAsh son
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route Eas. VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
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The Brodesser Mnfg Co., Mnfrs of Steam, Hydraulic and Hand-Power Passenger and Freight ELEVATORS, Warehouse and Store Trucks of all kinds, Pumps, Etc. 512-514 Commerce Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
UPS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. VAN 1015
county, 39} miles, by rail, southeast of Ashland, the judicial seat, and 13 from Hurley, the nearest banking point. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 150. Mail, daily.
Adams W M, general store. Anderson J B, general store. Erickson John, hotel. Erickson & Peterson. saloon. Fox Mrs M A, hotel.
Gow A H, hotel. Hanks Richard, saloon. Hercus & McDonald. Johnson Louis, saloon. Kopelman & Co, general store. McMillan J, saloon. Powers R, saloon. White M, saloon.
URNE. In Buffalo county, 16 miles from Alma, the judicial seat, and 13 from Durand, the banking and shipping point. Population, G. Mail, semi-weekly, P. O. Espen, postmaster.
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