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Correspondence Solicited.
Address, A. C. PROBERT, Vice-President and General Agent, WASHBURN, - - WISCONSIN.
OFFICE AT BANK OF WASHBURN.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
DIRECT ROUTE to all POINTS in
NORTHERN IOWA.
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PATENTS.
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Fish & Irvine (Peter Fish, J E Irvine), lumber insprs. Franklin House, Frank Murray propr.
Gautschi John, cigar mnfr.
Geisert Frank A. barber. Gielle & Dorn (Herman G Gielle, S Byron Dorn), drugs. Goedeke Wm, notions.
HOTEL WASHBURN, G. F. POTTER, Propr.
WASHBURN,
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WISCONSIN.
RATES, $2 PER DAY.
FIRST-CLASS in EVERY PARTICULAR.
. A. E. DELANEY, PHOTOGRAPHER.
FIRST-CLASS WORK ONLY.
ENLARGING A SPECIALTY.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
WASHBURN, - WISCONSIN.
AMERICAN HOTEL JOHN HALLORAN, Proprietor.
House New and First-Class. Rates, $1.00 Per Day.
WASHBURN, WIS. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Estimates Furnished and Contracts taken in any part of the State.
H. H. BUSH. Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, WASHBURN, WISCONSIN.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. The Popular I Line to the
West and Northwest
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Graham John D, propr Tremont House. Hagerty Michael W, clothing.
Halloran John, Contractor and Propr American Hotel. (See ade, p 1023.) Haner David HI, meats.
Hansen Nels N. propr Norman House.
Hanson Edward A, baker.
Hartshorn Frauk H, books.
Holt Eberhart A, saloon.
Holzum Albert, barber.
Hotel Washburn, G F Potter Propr. (See adv, p 1023.)
Hulbert G F, meats.
Jacobs John A, confectioner.
James Wm L, saloon.
Johnson Bros (John E and Hogan J), blacksmiths.
Johnson Frank, saloon.
Johnson H R, shoes.
Johnson & Johnson (Ole and Ole P), saloon
Kinney G H, propr Nicolet House.
Kinstler Louis F, grocer.
Koch Henry, cigars.
Kramer Louis G, barber.
Kramer Rudolph D, saloon.
Lee & Folstad (A G Lee, Anton Folstad), merchant tailors.
Lempke Wm H, dry goods.
Leonard W T, physician.
Leundquaist Louisa, milliner.
Levenhagen Ernest, harness.
Lincoln Merwin C, railroad, steamboat and tel agent.
Ludwig & Tetzner (Andrew Ludwig, Frank Tetzner), meats.
McBeth Daniel, livery.
McQuillan Jemima, milliner.
Mathews J S, carpenter.
Matteson & Morgan (Austin P Matteson, George F Morgan), grocers.
Maxcy Bros (Warren G and Danforth M), lumber.
Mechan Bros, dry goods.
Mechan Frank J, clothing.
Meissner Gustave, meats.
Murray Frank, propr Franklin House.
Nelson Nels, hotel.
Nelson Peter, town treasurer.
Nicolet House, J A Kinney propr.
Norman House, N N Hanson propr. Northwestern Fuel Co, G M Sawyer agt.
Nourse Robert L, physician.
Nye & Schneider Co, W O Timmerman agt, grain elevator.
Oistad & Paulson (Michael N Oistad, Al- bert P Paulson), general store.
Olson Olof T, grocer.
O'Neil Wm & Co (Wm O'Neil, Joseph Riley, Bradford D) Viles), flour and feed. Opera Hall, L T Finch mngr.
O'Rourke & Norton (James O'Rourke, C H Norton), saloon.
Ostrum Nels, shoemaker.
Owen & Frost (Edwin T Owen, Q W Frost), drugs.
Peltier Edward, propr Peltier House.
Peterson & Hanson (Jupp and Peter J Peterson, Mathew Hanson), gen! store. Potter George F, Propr Hotel Wash- burn. (Sce adv, p 1023.)
Probert A C, Pres Bank of Washburn: Vice-Pres and General Agt Bay Land and Improvement Co; Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. (See adr, p 1021.)
Prour Edward, barber.
Prudhomme John B, shoes.
Rait Walter S, general store.
Ruggles Alba S, lawyer.
Scandanavian Band, Carl Christianson Idr.
Sheridan James A, confectioner.
South Shore Lumber Co, FW Harris mngr. Starr John, hotel.
Swain Fred, propr Swain House.
Textor Henry, lawyer.
Thompson Benjamin, propr Eau Claire House.
Thompson CC Lumber Co. C C Thompson Pres and Treas, C F Thomp- son Jr Sec. J H Thompson Mngr, Lum- ber Mnfrs and Planing Mill.
Thompson Israel (, plasterer.
Thompson J H, Mngr C C Thompson Lumber Co.
Tolman Jolin, saloon.
Trask Ella, dressmaker.
Tremont Honse, J D Graham propr.
Ullmann Willis T, hardware.
Ungrodt Bernard J H, hardware.
Viles & Riley (Bradford D Viies, Joseph Riley), lumber.
Walker John, restaurant.
Wang Albert, jeweler.
Warden Alfred M. lawyer.
urn Brewing Co (Capital. $50,000), John Wacgerle Pres and Treas. George Wacgerle Sec.
Washburn Itemizer, Barager Bros, propre Washburn Loan and Building Association (Capital, $1.000,000, Peter Walker Pres, A C Probert Vice- Pres George M Sawyer Treas, F HI Hartshora Sec.
Washburn News, F.T Yates propr.
Washburn Water Works Co, W G Maxey pres, C C Clausen sec.
Waterman & Co (Sidney HI and Bert HI Waterman), clothing.
White George A, azt U S Exp Co.
Yates Fred T, propr Washburn News. Yates S A, jeweler.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
California Wines For WINES 10 Pure
Write E. POMMER WINE CO .. 1 294 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
WAS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAT 1025
WASHINGTON HARBOR. A postoffice on Green Bay, in Door county, 60 miles northeast of Sturgeon Bay, the county seat and nearest banking point. Population, 738. Mail, semi-weekly. Robert Severs, postmaster.
Allen R S, general store.
Anderson Jens, blacksmith.
Bower Charles, photographer.
Colding Rev R (Lutheran).
Freyberg C E & Bros, General Store.
Garrett V S, cooper.
Gislason John, general store.
Gudmundsen A, justice.
Gudmundsen Thorden, physician.
Hanson G M S, justice.
Hanson Hans L, hardware.
Hanson Samuel, carpenter.
Jensen Curtis, tinsmith.
Jess Charles, blacksmith. Koyne A A, general store. Lycke George, mason.
. Peterson Axel, carpenter. Severs Lincoln, general store. Severs Robert, Town Clerk. Shellswick K O, shoemaker.
WATERFORD. In Racine county, 23 miles northwest of Racine, the county seat, and 7 northeast of Burlington, the nearest railroad station and banking point. A weekly paper, the Post, is published. Stages daily to Burlington; fare, 50 cents. Population, 800. Mail, daily. W. M. Sanders, postmaster.
Auterman Wm, wagonmaker. Barnes Seymour, painter. Beck Henry, grocer.
Beck John, brewer.
Berger Christian, jeweler.
Chapman Sisters, milliners.
Foot Daniel, plasterer.
Foot & Mealy, barbers.
Fox River House, Ole Nelsen propr. Foxwell & Moyle, Hardware. Giesing & Son, carpenters.
Groat E M, grocer and hardware.
Halbach G & Sons, general store. Hatlestad Peter, shoemaker. Heitkemper Henry F, blacksmith. Henningfield Wm F, harnessmaker. Hofer John, wagonmaker. Huening Wm, wooden shoes. Jacobson Christian, shoemaker. Jacobson P M & Co, General Store. Koechler A, physician. Kortendick Frank, tailor. Malone Edward, editor and publr Post.
Moe Charles & Sons, general store.
Naber Henry F, wagonmaker.
Nelsen Ole, propr Fox River House.
Newell George E, physician.
Noll Charles J, furniture.
Noll Louis, general store and saloon.
Olson Halver, tailor.
Palmer Nelson II, general store.
Plucker Wm, saloon.
Post, Edward Malone publr.
Quinn James, blacksmith,
Rein John L, blacksmith.
Sanders Louis W, cooper.
Sanders W M, Grocer, Real Estate and Insurance.
Schenkenberg Wm, harnessmaker.
Thiege Henry, shoemaker.
Thomas & Hulbert, grist mill.
Thompson Daniel, saw and planing mill.
Van Ornam W R, propr West Side Hotel.
Voss Wm, blacksmith.
Wallmann George F, furniture.
Wensing G, wooden shoes.
West Side Hotel, W R Van Ornam propr. Whitley Walker, meats and live stock.
WATERLOO. An incorporated vil- lage located on creek of same name, and on the C., M. & St. P. Ry, in Jefferson county, 18 miles northwest of Jefferson, the judicial seat, 58 northwest of Milwau- kee and 144 northwest of Chicago. It contains Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches, a graded school, 2 flouring mills, a creamery, a good volun- teer fire department, a public library, a bank, first-class hotels (the Badger State House being the leading one), aud 2 live weekly newspapers, the Democrat and the Journal. There is a large granite quarry 2 miles cast. Telephone connection. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Population, 1,000. Herbert M. Knowlton, postmaster. Amborn Jacob, tinsmith.
Ames Henry T, lawyer.
Badger State House, M M Hum- phrey & Son Proprs, Good Accommoda- tions; Free 'Bus. (Se ade, p 1056.)
Ballard George, photographer.
Becken August, saloon,
Bell George, saloon.
Blaschka Joseph, saloon.
Bock Rev R (Lutheran).
Boorman Win C, hardware.
Bosso Mrs W, midwife.
Brandener N & Bro (Nicholas and Adam), general store.
Brittingham & Hixton (Thomas E Brit- tingham, Joseph Hixton), lumber and cnal.
Fishing Tackle. JOHN MEUNIER GUN CO., 272 West Water Street, - MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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Robert Harper & Sons,
IMPORTERS OF PAPER HANGINGS. 44 East Water St., MILWAUKEE. Telephone Sl -.
M. N. MacLAREN, State Agent, -The Largest and Strongest Accident Insurance Company in the World .- ( 20 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, MILWAUKEE. OD JONVANSNI SJETTEAVEC
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Brown Asa C, carpenter.
Brown Rev W HI (Methodist).
Bryant Aaron, painter.
Bush Wm, blacksmith.
Bush Wm jr, saloon.
Carter Goodwin, nursery.
Clarke J Adam, live stock.
Cnere George C, carpenter.
Commercial House, Charles Woelffer propr.
Davies John H, physician.
Doering Ernest, jeweler.
Donovan Cornelius E, auctioneer.
Doschadis Miss Ida, milliner.
Dreis Rev HI (Catholic).
Engel August, baker.
Failinger & Hoag (Conrad Failinger, Por- ter E Hoag), general store.
Fiebinger Frank, boots and shoes.
Fischback Joseph, shoemaker.
Fischer Adolph, blacksmith.
Fitzgerald Thomas, painter.
Frye George, barber.
Fuchs Gustavus, meat market.
Haese Charles, general store.
Habermann Bros (Anton and Frank), meats.
Harger & Son (J Harvey and James), lum- ber.
Harte Bros (George and William), masons. Harte Charles W, jeweler.
Hayhurst Taylor S, flour mill.
Heidman & Rueckheim (Richard Hei
man, Charles Rueckheim), wagonmaker- Heibel Frank, tailor.
Hoyt David J, Dealer in Agriculture Implements, Wagons, Buggies S: Sleighs.
Humphrey Andrew J. drugs.
Muimplirey MI MI & Son. Prep :. Badger State House, Sample Rooms First Floor; Free Bus; Livery in Co: nection. (See ado, bclow.)
Janisch Mrs Peter, hardware.
Knowlton Herbert M, propr Journal.
Koblitz Adolph, harnessmaker.
Langor & Setz (Remegeus Langor, Robert Setz), shoes.
Lasher Albert, veterinary surgeon.
Leaver Mark, poultry dealer.
Leshinger Emil, express.
McCracken Alexander, exp and railro .. agent.
McCracken Bros (Robert and Alexander grain.
Merrell & Bolger (Alva D Merrell, Patric HI Bolger), proprs Democrat.
Modlit Frederick W, physician.
Montgomery Johnson J. general store.
Overbeck & Bolger (Miss Kate Overbeci :. Miss Birdie Bolger), milliners.
"THE OLD AND POPULAR TRAVELER'S HOME."
THE BADGER STATE
WATERLOO, WISCONSIN.
ONLY HOTEL IN CENTER OF CITY.
FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR.
IVERY IN CONNECTION.
FREE 'BUS TO ALL TRAINO
M. M. HUMPHREY & SON, Proprietors.
CEMENT.
MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO 154 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, DIA
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NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, WATERTOWN, WIS. (SEE PAGE 1028.)
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Buy GOODYEAR RUBBER CLOTHING Of Goodyear Rubber Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN.
Lutheran Classical and Business College
Especially Adapted to the Wants of
GERMAN-AMERICANS.
EIGHT PROFESSORS.
SEVERAL INSTRUCTORS.
A. F. ERNST, President. W. KAMMEYER, Secretary.
NT. B. MORAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Will Practice in all the Courts. Prompt Attention Given to Collections. Loans, Insurance and Real Estate
WATERTOWN, - - TVIS
MRS. C. T. LOTZ. AFLORISTE
House and Bedding Plants. Designs for Weddings and Fu erals Made to Order on Short Notice. Cut Flower. Constantly on Hand.
GREENHOUSES. Cor. Second and Greene Sts., Watertown, Wi-
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UN BORING AND REPAIRING a Specialty. We have the best equipped shop !! State. We handle Guns, Ammunition. Base Ball and Athletic Supplies. Fishing Tackle of ! Quality. The F. P. Stannard Gun Co., 114 [', Water St., MIwaukee.
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Cash Assets, $110,000,000. ) Northwestern Branch
New York Life Insurance Co., Surplus, - 16,000,000. ) Office, 416 Milwaukco St., MILWAUKEE, WIS. W. S. CANDEE, Stato Agent, WALKER BUCKNER, Gen'l Manager.
WAT AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAT 1029
Reamer Richard J, broom mnfr. Roach James B, restaurant.
Roach & Seeber Co (A J and W R Roach, G K and F A Seeber), grain.
Rood Moses J, brick mnfr.
Ryder James D, real estate and insurance. Schmidt Wm, cabinetmaker.
Schoen & Betts (Charles Schoen, Earl Betts), blacksmiths.
Schulz Ferdinand, saloon.
Steger Frank, baker.
Stephenson A Patrick, pumps.
Stone Chauncey R, justice.
Tester Louis, barber.
Trayser Louis H, furniture.
Vice Edward, leader of cornet band.
Vice Frederick, general store.
Wakeman Alvin C, confectionery, etc.
Waterloo Bank (IIoratio G, James D and Frank K Ryder).
Waterloo Cigar Factory, Charles Draeger manager.
Waterloo Democrat, Merrell & Bolger proprietors.
Waterloo Fire Co, George K Seiber chief. Waterloo Journal, H. M Knowlton propr.
Waterloo Opera House, Louis C Failinger and John H Davies mngrs.
Whipple Caspar, horse brceder, 5 miles n.
Whipple Henry P, veterinary surgeon. Williams Thomas A, real estate.
Woelffer Charles, propr Commercial House
WATERMAN. A discontinued post- office in Clark county, Send mail to Unity.
WATERTOWN. Is situated on the line of Jefferson and Dodge counties, five out of its seven wards being located in the former, and the other two in the latter county. It is a flourishing incorporated city, located at the junction of the C., St. P. & M. short line of the C., M. & St. P. Ry, the M. division of the same road and the J. W. & F. line of the C. & N. W. Ry, 44 miles northwest of Milwaukee, 38 north- east of Madison, 47 southwest of Fond du Lac, and 40 northeast of Janesville. Rock river furnishes power utilized by 3 large touring mills, 2 breweries, 3 planing mills, a furniture factory, an nerated water man- ufactory and 2 apiarists' supply factories. The city also contains 2 foundries, several cigar factories, 4 brick yards, a wholesale bakery and candy factory, and many other factories, giving evidence of the prosperity of the city. Religion is represented by Episcopal, Congregational, German and English Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran,
Evangelical. Moravian, Catholic and Ger- man Catholic, and Welsh Methodist churches. The Catholic, especially, are costly and elaborate edifices, and are ornaments to the city. The educational wants are supplied by the College of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, the North- western University, under the control of the Lutheran body, good private and pub- lic schools. There are located in the city 2 banks, and 4 weekly newspapers (2 English and 2 German). Dr. Valerius & Co. carry on quite an extensive business in the line of exporting and importing horses, thus making their trips protitable each way, to and from Europe, and have gained a reputation as breeders and im- porters of Clydesdale and English Shire stallions. They received 5 importations in 1890. A. H. Hartwig carries on an active business in importing and breeding fine horse stock, aud Charles Fuermann, of the A. Fuermann Brewing Co., is en- gaged quite extensively in breeding, mak- ing this city quite an important point for horsemen. Kunert Bros.' machine and boiler manufactory has been transformed in to a stock company in order to extend busi- ness. Watertown is located in a rich agri- cultural region, and is one of the best mar- kets for produce in the State. The ship- ments comprise cheese, flour, grain, manu- factured articles, dairy produce, brick, ci- gars, hops, tobacco and beer. The city is lighted by gas and electric light and has a good fire department, with a station on each side of the river. Stages tri weekly to Farmington, Concord, Pipersville, Leb- anon and intermediate points. Population, 11,000. Tel., W. U. Exp, Am. Justus T. Moak, postmaster.
Alberts Misses (Hulda and Lydia), dress- makers.
Allport Wm E, sewing machines.
Amann Andreas, cooper.
Amborn Jacob, grocer.
American House, C Smith propr.
Ames Wm, pump mnfr.
Anderson George, agent W U Tel Co.
Anger Charles E, tailor.
Arenberg Charles, cooper.
Arndt Albert, saloon.
Atzpodin Ferdinand, saloon.
Anwers Otto, saloon.
Bacslan August, blacksmith.
Bandelin John, boots and shore.
Bank of Watertown (Capital, $50 .. 000; Surpins, $12.500). Wm Buchheit Pres, Jesse Stone Vice Pres, Edward J Brandt Cashier.
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Cudahy Brothers, ( Pork and Beef Packers. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. AND PROVISION DEALERS.
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Barber Martin N, physician. Baumgartner Stephen, cooper. Becker Christian, general store. Beckman Charles, justice. Began Michael, general store. Beisner John, barber. Bertram Frederick, shoes. Bertsch Philip, saloon. Bieber Henry, city clerk. Biefeldt Henry, grocer. Biefeldt Otto, saloon. Bittner Wm, meat market. Blair Adolphus, saloon. IT'S THE BROADWAY HOTEL. New House, Elegantly Furnished, wisconsin. N Brooks Thomas, general store.
BLUMENFELD & SON, COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTERS,
AND PROPRIETORS OF THE
Watertown Weltburger and Erzaehler.
English and German Book and Job Printing House
Subscription Price, $2.
2d Street, one Block south of Main,
WATERTOWN, - WISCONSIN.
Boehm & Berg (Gustav Bochm, Fred Berg), meat market.
Bornschein & Tetzlaff (Anton Bornschein, Hermann Tetzlaff), lime, stone, etc.
Bosford Pliny 'T, apiarist. Boyne Angeline, music teacher. Bramer John F, farm impty.
Bramer & Radtke (Charles II Bramer, Benjamin W Radtke), saloon.
Braudt & Abele (Fred and Win F Brandt, Robert Abele), general store.
Brennecke Henry, boots and shoes. Brennecke Robert H, drugs. Brockmann Rev John (Lutheran). Brooks Mrs James J, dressmaker.
Brunner JJacob, merchant tailor.
Brusenbach John, saloon.
Buchheit Win, Commission and Graic Elevator; Barley a Specialty.
Buchheit Wm Malting Co. Wm Buchheit Sr Pres, Wm Buchheit Jr Sec, Saladin Pneumatic System of Malt- ing.
Buechele Ferdinand, milliner.
Buena Vista House, Andreas Bertling propr. Burke Michael J, oil dealer.
Buthorn Wm, propr Watertown Junction Hotel.
Campbell Rev J M (Congregational).
Carroll Michael, books and stationery. Casey James D, wagonmaker. Charbonneau Miss Jennie, dressmaker.
Clark T Stanley, books, etc.
Commercial Hotel, Mannegold & Larrabee Proprs; all Latest Modern Im- provements; Steam Heat, Gas and Elec- tric Light ; Sample Rooms on First Floor; 'Bus to and from All Trains.
Concordia Music Hall, Concordia Society propr. Connelly Michael D. saloon.
Conway John G, Lawyer. Coogan Matthew, meat market.
Cordes L II & Co (Louis HI Cordes, Joseph Terbrueggen), brick innfrs.
Creuz Frederick, Wine and Beer Hall; Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars Creuz Wm, saloon. Curley Martin H, tailor.
Daheim, Wm Reber Propr. (See adt, p 1033.) Dahl Mrs Minnie, milliner.
Darsow Wm, saloon.
Daub Henry, Propr Danb's Hotel. Danb's Hotel, Henry Danb Propr : Sample Rooms on First Floor: Electric Bells, Steam Heated and all Modern Im provements.
Deetjen John, grocer.
Ditschler Jacob. mugr Turner Opera House Dobbratz Miss Helen, dressmaker.
Dobbratz John, saloon. Dobbratz Theodore, paints.
Donner Bros (Laurence W and Henry J). photographers.
Dornfeldt John, carpenter and architect.
Dnenewald August, carpet weaver. Dunn Patrick, carpenter.
Eaton S M & son (Sephreness M and Frank M), Proprs Badger State Bott ing Company and Ice Dealers, 1059.) (Ste all. 1
Eberle Herman T. druggist. Eckhoff Ludwig, carpenter. Effland Bader, saloon. Eger Clement T. physician.
Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry,
The Favorite Route East VIA NIAGARA FALLS.
West Superior,
Bellack Herman, clothing. Bertholf Peter, livery. Bertling Andreas, propr Buena House.
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Beurhans Wm A, general store.
Blaesius Bros (Richard, Walter and Max), table slide mnfrs.
DO Blumenfeld D & Son (David and Moritz), Proprs Watertown Weltbnerger and Erzaehler; Book and Job Printing. (See adv, below.)
Bietau Charles, second-hand goods. Birtsch Philip, saloon.
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COLLEGE -OF-
OUR LADY of the SACRED HEART
WATERTOWN, WIS.
EMBRACES IN ITS CURRICULUM A THOROUGH
English, Classical and Commercial COURSE.
Board and Tuition, Bed and Bedding, Washing and Mending of Linens (per session of five months) Modern Languages included, $100.00. Special attention paid to children under 13. For particulars, address REV. J. O'KEEFFE, C. S. C., President.
D. & F. KUSEL. Manufacturers and Dealers in
General Dairy Supplies, SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE,
Furnaces and Ranges,
Rubber and Leather Belting.
Sheet Metal Workers
And Contractors.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. P. O. Box 73, WATERTOWN, WIS.
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Egle George, gunsmith.
Elston & Hutchinson (Urial Elston, Ben- jamin Hutchinson), shoemakers.
Engelhard Mary & Co (Mary Engelhard, Annie Butscher), fancy goods.
Enright James, carpenter.
Ernst Rev Augustus FF, Pres North- western University.
Euper Peter J, produce.
Evans George W, livery.
Farnham Rev E D (Methodist).
Feld Carl R, lawyer.
Feldschneider Wm, grocer.
Fendt Henry, saloon.
Fleming John, saloon.
Forest Fome Stud Farm, A H Hartwig Propr. (See ado, p 1034.)
Forncrook J & Co (James Forncrook, Wil- lis P Keyes), beekeepers' supplies.
Froelich Matthias, saloon.
Fuermann A Brewing Co, August Fuermann Pres, Julius Fuermann Vice- Pres, Charles Fuermann Treas, Brew- ers.
Fucrmann Charles, Breeder of Full- Blood Clydes and Standard Trotting Horses. (See adv, p 1037.)
Fuermann & Ditschler (August Fuermann, Jacob Ditschler), saloon.
Fuller Samuel B3, Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
Gaebler Max H, piano tuner.
Gahlman Misses (Millie and Rosie), dress- makers.
Gallagher Michael J, city assessor.
Gallagher Winnie, music teacher.
Gamm August, crockery, Gamm Charles A, drugs. Gamm George, general store.
Gardner Charles H, lawyer.
Gates George P, saloon.
Geschke Richard, stoves and tinware.
Gingles James, restaurant.
Globe Milling Co, Henry Mulberger Pres, Gustavus May Sec and Treas; Proprs Globe and Empire Mills.
Globe and Empire Mills, Globe Milling Co proprs.
Gloger Gustavus, general store.
Goeldner Bros (Edward and Otto), jewelry and musical instruments.
Goeldner Eugene, dentist.
Goeldner Julius, grocer.
Goeldner Robert, baker and confctr.
Goetsch Anna, midwife.
Goetsch Herman, sewing machines.
Goette Charles, grocer.
Goras Frederick, carpenter.
Gorder Miss Emma, dressmaker.
E. KUNERT, Pres.
D. H. KUSEL, Vice-Pres. A. F. BAUMANN, Sec. and Treas.
THE E. KUNERT MFG. CO. MACHINE SHOP, Foundry & Boiler Works
HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE
STEAM HEATING.
Manufacturers of all kinds of ENGINES, STRAM BOILERS, TANKS, SMOKE STACKS, IRON FENCES, SHEET IRON WORK, SAW FRAMES, Etc. Gas and Water Pipe, Engine Boiler Trimmings and Cheese Bollers always on hand. All kinds of Castings furnished at short notice. Mill and all other kinds of Machine Repairs promptly; attended to.
Foot of First St., WATERTOWN, WIS.
North StarIron Works. ) Capacity, 800 hands-Engineers, Machinists, Founders, Boilermakers. PARISH MANUFACTURING CO. (Millwrights, Saw Mill Machinery , Mining Machinery, Corliss and Dis& Ashland, - - Wisconsin. ) Speed Engines, Ballers, Power Transmitting Machinery, etc. Seep
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WAT AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAT
Clydesdale en English Shire Stallions "WE EXPORT AND IMPORT."
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We take Fancy Trotting Horses to Europe and bring back Clydesdales and English Shire Stallions. We are the only concern in America making our trips pay each way, and owing to this fact can sell Imported Registered Clydesdale and English Shire Stallions
One-Third Less than any other Importers.
ALL STOCK WARRANTED.
SHETLAND PONIES ALSO FOR SALE. TERMS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.
DR.VALERIUS & CO.
WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN.
banIT-300
SEUIRELIAV.AG
WISCONSIN VENETIAN BLIND CO., Office & Factory, 281 Lake St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Latest Improved Venetian Blinds,
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WEIS BROS., Milwaukee. French Clarets.
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WISCONSIN STATE GAZETTEER WAT
Gorder Wm, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Coal, Wood, Salt, Lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Cement, Land Plaster, Fire Brick, Etc.
Graewe Herman, depty sheriff.
Griffith George W, photographer.
Gritzner Amandus, barber.
Grube & Achtenhagen (Herman G Grube, Reinhold Achtenhagen), general store. Gruetzmacher Wm F, notions.
Hablegger Ulrich, General Store; Commission in Poultry, Eggs and Butter. Hahn Charles, lawyer. Hahn Otto C, lawyer.
-Hall & Skinner (Daniel Hall, Calvin B Skinner), lawyers.
Hallinger John C, justice.
Hansen Soren, saloon.
Hardege Richard, music teacher.
Harder Frederick, wagonmaker.
Hardie Alexander A, general store.
Harrison Jarvis C, grocer.
Harte Frederick, mason. Harte Herman. mason.
Martig & Manz (Wm Hartig, Charles Manz), Maltsters, Brewers and Bottlers. (Sce adv, p 1037.)
Hastings Agnes F, saloon.
Hawkins George J, grocer.
Hartwig Adolph HI, Importer and Breeder of Percheron and French Coach Horses. (See ade, below.)
Hawkins Wm N, confetr.
Hawley George S, music teacher.
Heck Elias A, Hardware. (See adt, p 1039.)
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