Mauston Star, May 22, 1884

HOTELS

No village can live without it's hostelry.  We have the Mauston House (photo), brick, with parlors, dining hall and chambers; furnished with all the most fastidious can desire.  It is one of the clean, well kept hotels that R. H. Davis, the proprietor, can well be proud of.  He has 27 bed rooms, and always spreads a table that even epicures can be and are well satisfied with.

The Mill House, is another first-class hotel, having a large business.  For cleanliness and all that tends to individual comfort, it has no competitor.  It is home.  Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, the proprietors, spare no pains to care for and attend to the wants of those who visit them.

We have other hotels, restaurants and eating houses that our space, not our will, forbids present mention of.

HARNESS MAKERS

I. L. Alsbacher  (photo) has been established in the harness making business here twenty-seven eyars, and during that time has turned out lots and lots of work.  He gives employment to four men.

Basford Brothers, though not so long in the business, have established a reputation for doing excellent work, and have acquired a good trade.  They give constant employment to three men.

THE MAUSTON PICKLE FACTORY

This immense institution is owned and conducted by Messrs. William Moore and George Moore, under the firm name of Wm. Moore & Son.  The factory consists of two large buildings filled with vats, capable of curing at one time twenty thougsand bushels of cucumbers.  There is also another large building used as a cooper shop, where several men are constantly employed making barrels.  In 1882, they factory consumed more than 18,000 bushels of cucumbers; this last season very few were purchased, the frost having disposed of the crop.

HORTICULTURAL

C. W. Potter, President of the Juneau Co. Agricultural Society, takes special interest in the raising of fruit.  He has on his place a bearing orchard of 700 apple and plum trees, and in favorable season has a large crop.  He has an extensive nursery, and the past year disposed of 5,000 apple tress; 3,000 ornamental trees; 5,000 grape vines, strawberry plants, &c.  He has a large quantity of trees suitable for the spring trade.

MUSICAL

The Mauston Cornet Band, under leadership of Prof. M. A. Rublee, maintains its position as one of the best bands in the State.  They have recently procured a new and tasty uniform and are deserving the rank they have attained.

Among the dealers in pianos and organs we may mention Ralph Bowes, I. G. Spaulding, O. F. Temple & Son, and C. Headstream.  Purchasers will find a good assortment and the goods will be sold at the lowest rates.

MILLINERS

Mrs. Patterson, at her rooms on State street, and Mrs. Van Wie, at her old stand are successful in catering to the wants of the ladies in hats and bonnets.  They keep in stock complete assortments of millinery goods, ribbons, &c., and can at short notice accommodate a lady with the latest style of head gear.  Many others, dress makers and seamstresses, wait on and skillfully fill every want the leaders of fashion call for.

WATCHMAKER

S. E. Dickinson, in Naughtin's block, has but recently commenced business.  He makes a fine exhibit of clocks, watches, silverware and jewelry, and is already commanding a good trade.  L. Schward has been in this place many years, and carries a good stock of jewelry, clocks and watches.  John Headstream has been a resident here more than twenty years. They are all skilled in their profession, and work entrusted to them will be carefully done.

WAGON SHOPS

Mauston has always had a good reputation for its home-made wagons.  Our principal manufacturesrs are Radell & Co., and A. D. Lane.  The works of the Radell Company are extensive, thoroughly equipped and furnished with the most approved machinery.  They can make three carriages per day; and all their work is first-class.

Mr. Lane does a large business and his work is well approved by the people of the county who proclaim him a sound, honest workman.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Juneau County Officers
C. H. Grote Wm. Arntz Geo. Lester Jas. Taylor C. F. Cutler C. S. Huntley J. H. Allison A. C. Wilkinson D. Darrow Jos. Nuttall M. L. Bunnell	County Judge Sheriff Register Deeds County Treasurer County Clerk Clerk Court Dep. Clk. Court District Attorney Surveyor Coroner Supt. of Schools	Mauston Mauston Mauston Mauston Mauston Mauston Mauston New Lisbon Summit New Lisbon Mauston

Village Officers - Mauston
Supervisor - T. P. Naughtin
Trustees - I. H. Stewart, President; H. G. Anderson, F. Flynn, J. L. Marvin, O. F. Temple
Clerk - F. S. Veeder
Treasurer - C. W. Fosbinder
Assessor - J. C. Wetherby
Marshal - C. P. Babcock
Justices - M. Temple, P. R. Briggs

Church Directory
Services are held in the several churches in this village as follows:
METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. John Steele, Pastor, Preaching every Sabbath at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.  Sunday School at 12 m. Class Meetings, Sunday 12 m. and Monday 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening.
BAPTIST CHURCH - Services every Sunday morning at 10:30. Sunday School at 12 m.  Weekly Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH - Rev. J. C. Kunst, Pastor. Services every alternate Sunday, at 10:30 a.m.
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sabbath School  every Sunday, at 2 p.m.
ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH - Rev. Fr. Gilbert, Pastor. Services every Sunday forenoon, and every morning during the week at 7 o'clock.

C.M. & St. P. RAILWAY TIME TABLE
Going West, No. 1, Mail, leaves .... 8:40 p.m.
Going West, No. 3, Mail, leaves .... 4:55 p.m.
Going West, No. 5, Pass, leaves .... 4:45 p.m.
Going West, No. 19, Accommodation .. 10:10 a.m.
Going East, No. 2, Mail, leaves .... 10:48 p.m.
Going East, No. 4, Mail, leaves .... 5:32 a.m.
Going East, No. 6, Pass, leaves .... 10:10 a.m.
Going East, No. 10, Accommodation .. 12:25 p.m.
All trains run daily, except Nos. 5 and 6.  Through Tickets can be had at teh Depot to all principal points East and South. A.C. CARTER, Agent

CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY TIME TABLE
Time of departure of Passenger Trains from Wonewoc.
Leave for Chicago and the East .... 9:07 p.m.
''                   ''                          ..... 5:30 a.m.
''                   ''                          ..... 10:12 a.m.
''               the North                 .....  5:16 p.m.
''                   ''                          ..... 5:12 a.m.
''                   ''                          ..... 8:26 p.m.
G. P. SINN, Agent, Wonewoc, Wis

MASONIC CHAPTER
Mauston Chapter, No. 33 - Hold regular convocations at the Chapter Room, State St., on the evening of the second Wednesday in every month, and during November, December, January, February and March, the fourth Wednesday besides.

MASONIC LODGE
Northern Light Lodge, No. 81 - Hold regular communications at the Lodge Room over Case's store, State St., on the evening of the first and third Monday in every month.

GOOD TEMPLARS' LODGE
Advance Guard, No. 261 - Hold regular meetings every Tuesday evening at the Lodge Room, Brewer's Hall, State St.  Members visiting the Village are cordially invited.

ANCIENT ORDER
Mauston Lodge No. 11, A.O.U.W. - Meets on the second and fourth Monday evenings in each month, in Good Templars' Hall. Brethern visiting the village are cordially invited to attend.  W. F. BOCKHOUSE, M. W. B. M. CARTER, Recorder.

I.O.O.F
Mauston Lodge, No. 290 - Regular meeting every Saturday evening, at their Hall, over Dockstader's store. Bretherns from abroad, visiting the Village, are cordially invited to attend. F. S. VEEDER, Sec.,  A. ELY, N.H.

R. H. DAVIS - Mauston House
Has been recently newly furnished and is in first-class order. Free Bus to all trains. Good stabling room.

H. G. ANDERSON - Mill House
This House has been recently opened, near the Mauston Flouring mills, in a convenient location, and is well fitted and furnished to accomodate the traveling public.  Terms $1.00 per day. Good stable in connection with House.

J. W. BLACK - Mauston Bakery
Has established himself in the building on State Street, front of the Court House, where he keeps on had a fine assortment of confectionary, nuts, fruit, &c.  The best and finest of bread, cakes, pies, &c., for sale. Warm meals furnished. Give him a call for anything in his line.

GEO. H. TUCKER - Photographer
Rooms nearly opposite the Bank, Mauston, Wis. We make all kinds of Pictures, from the smallest Gem to life-size Portraits. Copying and enlarging in India Ink, Water Colors, Oil or Crayon, a specialty. All in want of such work will do well to call and see us before risking losses by putting your Pictures in the hands of Traveling Agents. Orders by Mail promptly attended to.

W. G. SPENCE, Proprietor - Book and News Depot.
P.O. Corner in Drug Store. Weekly and daily papers, magazines and periodicals of all kinds received on every train: School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and Jewelry.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Bank of Mauston
The Bank of Mauston buys and sells exchange on England, Scotland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark, and does a general Banking Business, buys and sells domestic exchange, government bonds, gold and silver coin, &c.

T. P. NAUGHTIN - Notary Public, Conveyancer
Gives particular attention to drawing Deeds, Mortgages, paying taxes for non -residents, buying and selling real estate, &c. patronage solicited.

B. BOORMAN - The Mauston Grist Mill
Good Flour and a good yield is always given customers at his will. Sheds and shelter furnished teams. Cash paid for grain. Flour, Meal and Feed always on hand, for sale at market rates.

JOHN H. RANDALL - New Livery Stable
At his Stable on Division St., near the depot, is always prepared to furnish a single or double rig at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms.

O. F. TEMPLE - Pianos, Organs, Melodeons
And other Musical Instruments at the lowest prices, and on easy terms of payment. Every Instrument warranted. An examination of the stock is invited.

L. CASS - Village Dray
Hauling to and from cars, or from any part of the Village to another, promptly attended to. Terms moderate. Orders solicited.

E. W. KYLE - Blacksmithing
Has taken the stand for many years occupied by Gaines Philips, and is prepared to do all work in his line. A specialty of horse shoeing. Thankful for past favors he solicits a share of new customers in addition to the old ones.

JOHN TURNER - U.S. Court Commissioner
For the Western District of Wisconsin. Will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to him.

WINSOR & VEEDER - Attorneys and Counselors
Collections made and remitted promptly; tazes paid and conveying of all kinds done with correctness and dispatch. Office opposite the Post Office.

TURNER & BARNEY - Attorneys and Counselors (John Turner & H. W. Barney)
Practice in the Federal State Courts, make collections, pay taxes, &c. Office on State St. in Naughtin's Stone Block.

PETER ENSCH - Land and Insurance Agent
Buys and sells Farms and other Real Estate: representing the German Insurance Company of Freeport, Illinois, and other Companies, insures against fire and lightning. Also agent for several leading Steamship Compnies. Tickets to and from all European points.

T. P. NAUGHTIN - Insurance and Exchange
Represent the following first class companies: Phoenix, of Hartford; Commercial of  N. York; Milwaukee Mechanics, Milwaukee. Rates as low as insurance in sound companies will permit.  Also agent for seven leading steamship lines. Tickets to and from all European ports. Drafts on Great Britain, Ireland and the continent for sale.

H. J. STALKER, M.D. - Physicain and Surgeon
Office house at rooms second door west of S. Phillip's stable. Residence on Stae. St.

Dr. J. B. EDWARDS - Physicain and Surgeon
Office first floor south of Bank. Residence at the house formerly occupied by C. P. Steen.

DR. J. I. HERRICK (Homeopathic Physician)
Special attention given to the treatment of Hernia (Rupture or Breach) and Piles; cured, painless.  --ires warranted.

G. A. SINCLAIR - Surgeon Dentist
Teeth extracted without pain. Gold filling a specialty. Artificial teeth inserted in all the latest and most approved styles. None but the strongest and best material used.  All work warranted.  Will be at home all the year round and give personal attention to all operations. Railway fare will be allowed when not in excess often per cent of the value of operation. Write for information and appointment. Office two doors south of Bank, New Lisbon, Wis.

A.A. BROWNELL - Tonsorial Artist
Barbering in all its branches, at prices to corresond with the times.  "Neatness and dispatch," is my motto and to please customers, my aim. Also keep on hand a fine assortment of Gentlemen's Neck Wear.  Orders taken for Shirts. Second door west of Opera Hall.

JAMES BALLENTINE - Mauston Livery Stable
On Oak Street, near the Depot. The best of Teams furnished, and trusty drivers when desired, at lowest rates.

F.M. SERRURIER - Artistic Decorations
Graining, Painting, and Paper Hanging. Post Office Address, Box 185, New Lisbon, Wis.

HENRY BROEZEL - Furniture Manufacturer
State St., opposite the Court House, keeps in stock all kinds of Furniture, Caskets and Coffins of all kinds and sizes. Furniture and caneseat chairs repaired promptly.  Prices to suit the times.

P.H. GOODMAN - Merchant Tailor, Portage, Wis.
Suits made to order in the latest styles. C.C. Buckley will visit Mauston monthly. Your orders respectfully solicited.

JAMES BALLENTINE - Lumber Yard
On the grounds near the Mauston Ply and Iron Works, keeps constantly for sale a large stock of lumber, consisting of boards of all descriptions, all kinds of planed lumber, flooring, siding, shingles, lath, pickes and square timber.  Also sash, doors, blinds and Portage brick. Delivered any where in for free of charge.

W.G. SPENCE, Proprietor - Mauston Drug Store (P.O. Corner State Street)
This long established Pharmacy will dispense only strictly pure and freshly prepared Medicines at all hours of day or night. Liquors of best quality for medicinal purposes; Pain Oil, &c. German spoken and written if desired. Store open Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 8:20 to 9 p.m. - for medicines only.

ABE HOLGATE, Barber and Hair Dresser
At the old stand, next east of Methodist Church can be found at all times ready to wait on customers, and will warrant them a clean shave and fashionable hair cut. Special pains taken with Children and Ladies.

GEO. ATKINS - New Boot and Shoe
Establishment. Has resumed business in the building formerly occupied by him in the lower town, and is now prepared to attend to customers.  Fine boots a specialty. To those who have been his former patrons nothing need be said. To all he will warrant good work and a perfect fix. He will also keep a full line of custom made boots and shoes.

P. R. BRIGGS & SONS - Insurance Agency
Etna of Hartford, Conn., asstes. $6,725,078.41
North America, Philadelphia, Pa.; 6,591,740.18
Fireman's Fund, San Francisco, Cal.; 1,767,307.17
Springfield, Springfield, Mass.; 1,885,426.90
Northwestern Nat'l, Milwaukee, Wis., 944,513.14
Hekia, Madison, Wis.,    672,847.33
We offer reliable insurance in any of the above Companies at very low rate. Call and see us.

BEER! BEER !!  The Mauston Brewery
Has a full stock of first quality Lager. Orders promptly filled and Beer delivered without charge of cartage. Orders must be accompanied with the Cash or approved reference.

J.W. BRADLEY - New Village Dray
Has just had built a new Dray, by which he warrants to carry pianos, eggs, or anything of the kind without jarring or breaking. Give him a call and he will do the right thing by you.

F. WINSOR - Dry Goods and Groceries
Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Family Supplies, Groceries, Glass and Crockery Ware, House Furnishing Goods, &c., on hand and for sale at hard times prices.

HASS & ELY - Mauston Meat Market
Keeps a full assortment of fresh, dried and preserved meats, game and poultry, sausages, bolognas, lard, tallow, &c.  We have also added to our business a flour and feed department, and will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of flour and feed, and will deliver to our customer free of charge, promptly.  We will not be undersold in any department of our trade.  Cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry, hides, pelts &c., a ways wanted, for which cash will be paid. Flour delivered free in any part of the village.

O.F. TEMPLE - Furniture Manufacturer
Keeps in stock all kinds of Furniture, Parlor, Dining and Bed-Room sets at all prices. Kitchen Furniture very cheap. Mirrors, Pictures and Picture Frames always on hand.

LEOPOLD SCHWARD - Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
Repairing of Fine Watches a specialty. All kinds of repairing in my line done promptly and in the bst manner. Also gold and silver plating.

J.F. SPRAGUE & SON - Book and Job Printers
Have a larger and better stock of presses, plain and fancy type, papers, cards, &c., than any other office in this section, and for price and quality of work challenge comparison.

H. EDWARDS - Sherman House
This popular House, corner State and Union Streets, Mauston, has been recently re-fitted and furnished and is now open to the public. Transient boarders, $1.50 per day; by the week, $3.50.  Everything about the premises in good condition.  Large stables for teams, and special care taken to please the public.

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