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PAGE. 

ALBEE 103 

BLUMFIELD 66 

BRANT . 88,89 

BIRCH RUN 107 

BRIDGEPORT _■_ 79 

BIIADY . 109 

BUENA VISTA 42, 43 

CHAPIN 108 

CHESANING 111 

CARROLLTON 42, 43 

FRANKENMDTH ' 81 

FREMONT.. 72, 73 

JAMES 76^ 77 



PAGE. 

JONE3FIELD. — 36, 37 

KOCHVILLE 24, 25 

LAKE PIELD.__„ — 72, 73 

MAPLE GROVE 123 

RICHLAND 36, 37 

SAGINAW 42, 43 

SPALDING ^- 77 

ST. CHARLES. 91 

SWAN CREEK ._..__. .76, 77 

TAYMOUTH ■.___—■_ 105 

TITTABAWASSEE 19 

THOMASTOWN 39 

ZILWAUKIE . ...24,25 



CITIES AND TOWSS. 



BROOKS 

BURTS' MILL 

'BUENA VISTA 

BLUMFIELD JUNCTION. 

BRIDGEPORT 

BLACIOIAR 

BIRCH RUN 

CARROLLTON 

co. line p. o ; 

CHESANING 

EAST SAGINAW 

ERANKENMUTH 

GREEN'S MILL 



TOTrViBSliEpS BB1 


"wliicli Ij€5csited. 


Kochville 


PAGE. 

23 


Zilwaukie 


26 


Buena Vista. . .... . 


69 


Blumfield 


69 


Bridgeport 


80 


Taymouth. , , . 


106 


Birch Rim 


.- 106 


Carrollton 

Bireh Run 


..63, G4, 65 

106 


Chesaning 

Saginaw 


....116, 117, 120, 121 
... .... 56, 5S 


Erankenmuth 

Jonesfield 


-..,84,85 

26 



.CITIES AND 'TOWNS. 



HEMLOCK CITY 

HAVANNA 

MAPLE GROVE . 

OAKLEY 

STATE ROAD BRIDGE... 
SHATTUCKVILLE.. ...... 

SAGINAW '.. . 

ST. CHARLES... 

TITTABAWASSEE 

TAYMOUTH 

WEST'S MILL ............. 

WEST HALE SECTION 17 . 
ZILWAUKIE .... - 



TowiisHips bib. which. Jjoc&ted. 



PAGE. 

Richland 40 

Chesaning ... H~ 

Maple Grove 108 

Brady and Chesaning US 

Tittabawassee 40 

Saginaw • * • 40 

Saginaw 56, 58 

St. Charles .......96,97,100,101 

Tittabawassee • • • 20 

Taymouth • •• 1° 6 

Jonesfleld ^" 

Buena Vista ...-. .... .....68, 6$ 

Zilwaukie ... 32, 33 



PAGE 

Map of the World -„„„„ 6 and 7 

Map of the United States __ 10 and 11 

Map of the State of Michigan ,--_- 14 

Map N. W. Michigan and Lake Superior -15 

Map (outline) of Saginaw County -„„ 17 

Census and Statistics of United States „-„--_-„ 13 
Agricultural and Miscellaneous Statistics, Saginaw 

County, Mich' — -- „-_-„— 13 

Population, Saginaw County, by Townships.. 13 

Population of State of Michigan, by Counties -_16 



page. 
Population of Cities and Villages in Michigan- -16 

Post Offices in Saginaw County-------- 16 

Practical Description of Sectional Lands __--„ 4 

Time and Distance Ta,ble _-16 

Table of Distances for Saginaw County- . 4 

Explanation for Atlas . .. — 4 

United States, when, where and by whom settled 16 

Principal Governments of the World -___ „16 

Business Notices „„ 125 to 132 




PAGE 

Averill H. S., Residence, Sec. 23 Richland Township, 29 

Benjamin J. H., Carriage Manuf'g. '. Saginaw City, 53 

Barr, John, Brick Yard, Sec 18 .Saginaw Township, 45 

Benjamin D. E., Residence, Sec 29 and 30. . . «' «' 45 

Blower, Thomas, Residence, Sec 7 James " 21 

Byron, Peter, Residence, Sec 33 .-Kochville " 29 

Bauer, P., Residence Saginaw City, 51 

Crane, Perry, Residence, Sec 20 Brant Township, 29 

Chase, Cyrus. Res and Stock Farm, Sec 36 . . .Kochville, 27 

Carmer, John L., Residence, Sec 16 Maple Grove Township, 93 

Chapman, Wellington, Res and Farm, Sec 9, Chesaning " 113 

Chapman, G. W., Residence, Sec 22 **' " 113 

Graham, James, Residence, Sec 32 Thomastown <l 29 

Goetz, Andrew, Residence and Farm, Sec 1 . .Kochville ' " . 27 

Green P. A., Residence, Sec 16 Maple Grove " 93 

H.urtubise, Alex., " Champion Horse-Shoer" Saginaw City, 53 

Hackett, fm., Residence and Farm, Sec 36, Tittabawassee Twp 21 

Hecht, Geo. Adam, Frankenlust Mills Kochville, 27 



page 

Hawley, M. F>., H. T., Residence ... .Sec 16, Tittabawassee Twp 27 

Hubinger, John G.. Residence, Store and Mills.. Frankenmuth 61 

Hudson, J. A., Residence, Saginaw City 51 

Hubbell T. M. , Residence Saginaw City 62 

Harvey & Coleman, Livery Stable, East Saginaw City 61 

Jerome Timothy, Residence, Saginaw City 47 

Lewis J. H„ Residence and Farm. . .Sec 21, Tittabawassee Twp 21 

Leinberger, John A., Residence and Farm, Sec 1, Kochville ' 4 29 

Martin J . S;, Livery Stable Saginaw City 53 

McGregor, Peter, Res. and Farm Sec 27, Tittabawassee Twp 21 

McNeil, Jas., Residence Sec 21,. St. Charles Township 93 

Moores Emil, Mayflower Mills East Saginaw City 61 

Messner, C, Hotel Bridgeport Township 62 

Northwood, John, Residence Sec 35, Maple Grove Township 113 

O'Donnell, Edward, Residence. Sec 2, Saginaw Township 45 

Pearson, Wright & Co., Saw Mill and Salt Works, Saginaw City 49 

Parker Thomas, Residence Sec 19, Saginaw Township 45 

Purchase E., Farm Residence Sec 19, Kochville Township 27 



J PAGE 

Paine A. B. ? Brick and Tile Works, Tittabawassee Station 113 

Richardson, J. W., Harness and Saddle Store Saginaw City 53 

Swarthout, Lewis, Residence Sec 16, Saginaw Township 45 

Swarthout, James N., Residence..... Sec 21. " " 45 

Steckert, George, Farm Residence. . . Sec 13, Tittabawassee Twp 21 

Spaeth, John C., Residence Sec 16, Saginaw Township 45 

Schnell, John S., Farm Residence. . . . Sec 15, Kochville " 29 

Smith's Block .... Stores East Saginaw City 61 

Smith, Jay, Drug and Paint Store Saginaw City 51 

St. Andrew's Academy and Church Saginaw City 49 

Shattuck S., Mills and Residence.. . .Sec 12, Saginaw Township 47 

Smith, Geo. A„" Residence Sec 20, Saginaw Township 47 

Thompson, Emma E., Residence Saginaw City 47 

Wheat, A. W. <fc Co., Music Store East Saginaw 61 

Wyman W. W., Residence Sec 27, Chesaning Township 21 . 

Webb, R. J., Residence, St. Charles 93 

White, M. D., John B., Residence and Office Saginaw City 51 

Wright, A. W. ? Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. .Saginaw City 49 





PRACTICAL DESCRIPTION OF SECTIONAL LANDS. 




EXPLANATIONS FOR THIS ATLAS. 



Kail Koadsin pm-ratlm... ° l j :T ,'*?!l>.'>, BAY CITY R.R. 

Proposed Kail Roads proposed J^__^ 

Public Roads 

Rivers ^D^L- >< A'VER 

Farm Lines 

Section Xiin.es ___«_________„,__,______ 

Quarter Section Lines.... 

TTownsHiiu Lines — -—--—_■__. __ m _ _ 

Sciaool _>istrict Lanes —■—.—._.___._,_ 

Style of Figures used to ) q ,— 

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Style of Figures used to) sv^a, 

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distances on roads from) ^ 

one IBrancn/or Cross >•»• V ^° 3 \\ . 

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PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENTS. 



Alabama 

Arkansas 

California 

Connecticut 

Delaware 

Elorida 

Georgia 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Iowa 

Kansas 

Kentucky 

Louisiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

'Massachusetts . . . 
MICHIGAN. 

Minnesota 

Mississippi 

Missouri 

Nebraska 

Nevada 

New Hampshire. 

New Jersey 

New York 

North Carolina.. 

Ohio 

Oregon 

Pennsylvania . . . 
Rhode Island . - , 
South Carolina . . 

Tennessee 

Texas 

Vermont 

Virginia , 

"West Virginia . . 
Wisconsin 



Montgomery 

Little Rock 

Sacramento 

Hartford &N.H, 

Dover 

Tallahassee 

Atlanta 

Springfield 

Indianapolis 

Des Moines 

Topeka 

Frankfort 

New Orleans 

Augusta , 

Annapolis . . 

Boston ■ 

Lansing 

St. Paul 

Jackson , 

Jefferson City . . 

Lincoln 

Carson City.... 

Concord 

Trenton 

Albany 

Raleigh 

Columbus 

Salem 

Harrisburg 

Prov. & N'port . 

Columbia 

Nashville 

Austin 

Montpelier 

Richmond 

Charleston 

| Madison 



TIME OF 
STATE ELECTION. 



LEGISLATURE MEETS. 



Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 

1 Mon. in Nov 

1 Tues. in Sept 

1 Mon. in April^. 

1 Tues. in Aug 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov 

1 Tues. in Aug 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 

2 Tues. in Oct 

2 Tues. in Oct 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 
1 Mon. in Aug 

1 Mon. in Nov 

2 Mon. in Sept 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 
Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 
Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov 
Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 
Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 
Tues. aft. 1 Mom Nov. 

2 Tues. in Oct 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 

2. Tues. in March 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 
Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 

1 Thurs. in Aug . 

2Tii.es. in Oct 

1 Mon. in June 

2 Tues. in Oct 

1 "Wed. in April 

4 Mon. in Nov 

1 Mon. in Aug 

1 Mon. in Aug 

1 Tues. in Sept 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 
4 Thurs. in Oct...... 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Nov. 



AREA. 



AEE A IK 
SQ.MILES, 



3 Mon. in Nov 

1 Mon. in Jan 

1 Mon. in Dec 

1 Wed. in May 

1 Tues. in Jan ... 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Jan. 

2 Wed. in Jan 

1 Mon. in Jan 

1 Wed. in Jan 

2 Mon. in Jan 

2 Tues. in Jan.. . 

1 Mon. in Dec . . .. 

1 Mon. in Jan 

1 Wed. in Jan 

1 Wed. in Jan 

1 Wed. in Jan 

1 Wed. in Jan 

Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Jan. 
Tues. aft. 1 Mon. Jan. 

Last Mon. in Dec 

Thurs. aft. 1 Mon. Jan. 
1 Mon. in Jan . . 

1 Mon. in June 

2 Tues. in Jan 

1 Tues. in Jan 

1 Thurs. in Nov 

1 Mon. in Jan 

2 Mon. in Sept 

1 Tues in Jan .: 

May and Jan 

3 Wed. in Oct 

1 Mon. in Oct 

1 Mon in Nov 

2 Thurs. in Oct 

1 Mon. in Dec 

2 Tues. in Jan 

1 Wed. in Jan 



POPULATION. 



POP. 

m 1S70. 



50,722 1,002,000 



52,198 

188,981 

4,751 

2,120 
59,248 
58,000 
55,581 
33,809 
55,045 
81,318 
37,680 
41,34(5 
35,000 
11,124 

7,800 
56,451 
83,531 
47,156 
65,350 
75,995 
81,539 

9,280 

8,320 
47,000 
50,704 
39,964 
95,274 
46,000 

1,306 
34,000 
45,600 
274,356 
10,212 
38,352 
23,000 
53,924 



POP. 

m 1860. 



473,174 

549,808 

537,417 

125,015 

189,995 

1,174,832 

2,529,410 

1,655,675 

1,181,359 

379,497 

1,320,407 

734,420 

628,719 

790,095 

1,457,351 

1,184,653 

424,543 

842,056 

1,691,693 

116,888 

42,456 

317,710 

903,044 

4,870,846 

1,016,954 

2,652,302 

90,878 

3,511,543 

217,356 

705,789 

1,225,937 

800,000 

830,582 

1,211,442 

441,094 

1,055,501 



AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, ETC. 



BUSHELS 
OF WHEAT. 



BUSHELS 
OP CO EN. 



964,201 
435,450 
879,994 
460,147 
112,216 
140,424 

1,057,286 

1,711,951 

1,350,428 
647,913 
107,206 

1,155,684 
708,002 
628,279 
687,049 

1,231,066 
749,113 
172,023 
791,305 

1,182,012 

28,841 

Nev.&Ter. 

326,073 

672,035 

3,880,835 
992,622 

2,339,511 
52,465 

2,906,215 
174,620 
703,708 

1,109,801 
604,215 
315,098 

'. 1,596,318 

775,881 



BUSHELS 

OF OATS. 



TONS 
OF HAT. 



930,000 

1,170,000 

21,500,000 

75,000 

830,000 

1,300 

2,170,000 

29,200,000 

20,600,000 

25,000,001 

2,800,000 

5,500,000 

50,000 

248,000 

7,733,000 

167,000 

16,800,000 

19,000,000 

267,000 

7,500,000 

1,000,000 

2,500,000 

291,000 

1,646,000 

9,750,000 

3,870,000 

20,400,000 

1,750,000 

16,500,000 

8,600 

920,000 

6,750,000 

1,250,000 

766,000 

C 8,642,000 

\ 2,562,000 

24,000,000 



80,200,000 

25,750,000 

1,305,000 

1,950,000 

8,200,000 

3,100,000 

27,500,000 

121,500,000 

73,000,000 

78,500,000 

24,500,000 

51,500,000 

16,850,000 

■1,450,000 

12,300,000 

1,950,000 

14,100,000 

5,750,000 

30,000,000 

80,500,000 

6,750,000 

2,000,000 

1,400,000 

9,200,000 

19,100,000 

17,400,005 

68,250,000 

200,000 

29,500,000 

440,000 

8,100,000 

47,500,000 

23,000,000 

1,475,000 

17,500,000 

8,100,000 

9,500,000 



567,000 

500,000 

2,000,0C€ 

2,100,000 

1,723,000 

23,000 

1,200,000 

35,726,000 

12,413,000 

19,000,000 

1,500,000 

5,800,000 

87,000 

3,200,000 

7,100,000 

1,525,000 

8,700,000 

12,500,000 

200,000 

6,500,000 

1,250,000 

1,800,000 

1,663,000 

6,440,000 

31,250,000 

3,500,000 

27,0-J0,000 

500,000 

48,000,000 

250,000 

850,000 

3,500,000 

1,250,000 

5,050,000 

9,017,000 

2,100,000 

22,500,000 



68,000 

10,000 

470,000 

750,000 

80,000 

13,00C 

48,000 

2,800,000 

1,200,000 

1,650,000 

250,000 

155,000 

87,000 

1,050,000- 

191,000 

850,000 

1,550,000 

528,000 

40,000 

750,000 

110,000 



YOUNG- 
CATTLE. 



600,847, 
450,005 

1,500,630 

112,680 

35,340 

, 297,680 
780,850 

2,320,500 
744,850 
801,960 
71,863 
610,845 
520,310 
230,110 
170,110 
140,340 
401,320 
98,470 
600,708 
790,112 



700,000 

525,000 

4,600,000 

160,000 

2,000,000 

75,000 

2,570,000 

71,000 

58,000 

158,000 

28,000 

1,100,000 

220,000 

150,000 

1,460,000 



165,()C8 

199,600 

300,611 

40,150 

23,160 

18,470 

198,300 

1,840,320 

890,840 

199,580 

35,301 

650,811 

98,320 

71,110 

99,112 

49,450 

201,340 

45,780 

117,870 

520,640 



Total 264,146,900 874,120,005 298,284,00f 26,420,000 21,314,098 10,081,67C 46,945,93;] 162,753,788 



203,890 

99,450 

2,450,600 

501,160 
1,000,360 

140,500 

890,460 
21,420 

349,890 

709,360 
2,540,300 

230,300 

I 917,250 
480,319 



ACRES OF 
IMP. LAND. 



2,500,000 

1,500,630 

2,850,110 

90,450 

51,360 

299,750 
2,150,300 
8,502,820 
3,580,120 
1,001,200 

161,310 
2,690,870 

940,110 
65,340 

398,120 
98,540 

640,960 

150,880 
1,750,101 
2,190,860 



45,101 

85,460 

703,120 

169,308 

1,200,000 

49,800 

902,300 

9,140 

98,125 
300;975 
600,250 

71,840 

I 430,960 
149,989 



6,385,724 I 
1, 983,3 UM 
2,468,034 
1,830,807 

637,065 

654,213 

8,062,758 

13,096,374 

8,242,183 

3,792,792 

405,408 
7,644,208 
2,707,108 
2,704,183 
3,002,267 
2,155,512 
3,476,296 

555,250 
5,065,755 
6,246,871 



79,680 
300,540 
4,960,300 
1,898,900 
3,880,300 
112,700 
1,748,340 

21,960 
1,000,720 
2,800,312 
1,580,600 

81,450 

?1,?00,300 

865,998 



2,367,084 
1,944,441 

14,355,403 
6,517,284 

12,625,894 
896,414 

10,463,296 
835,128 
4,572,060 
6,795,337 
2,650,781 
2,823,157 

hl,437,821 

8,746,167 



TERRITORIES. 



Alaska. . . 
Arizona . . 
Colorado , 
Dakota. . . 



CAPITALS. > 



Sitka .... 
Tucson . . , 
Denver . . 
Yancton. 



SQ. MILES. 



394,000 
114,000 
105,000 
143,000 



POP. 

in 1870. 



67,000 

9,658 

89,681 

14,181 



TERRITORIES. 



CAPITALS. 



Idaho 

Indian 

Montana . ...... 

New Mexico 



Boise 

Tahlequah 

Virginia City... 
Santa Pe 



SQ. miles. 



91,000 

69,000 

144,000 

122,000 



1870. 



14,882 
57,312 
20,594 
93,516 



territories. 



Utah 

"Washington 

Wyoming 

Dist. of Columbia. 



CAPITALS. 



Salt Lake City.. 

Olympia 

Cheyenne 

Washington 



SQ. MILES. 



88,000 

70,000 

102,000 

60 



POP INJ 

1870. 



70,000 

23,925 

9,118 

131,706 



TOTAL STATISTICS OF 
UNITED STATES. 



Sq. miles 

Pop. in 1870.. 
Pop. in I860.. 



3,400,000 
38,812,638 
81. 4 i^ W 



Agricultural and Miscellaneous Statistics of Saginaw County, Michigan, compiled expressly for this work from the Records of the 

State Department of Michigan. 



TOWNSHIPS, 
AND CITIES. 



Saginaw Co 

Albee 

Birch Eun 

Blumfield.. 

Brady 

Brant 

Bridgeport 

Buena Vista 

Carroll ton 

Chapin 

Chesaning' 

East Saginaw City ... 

Fraukenmuth 

Fremont 

Jonesfield 

Kochville... 

Maple Grove 

Eichland 

Saginaw 

Saginaw- City. 

Spalding 

St. Charles 

Swan Creek 

Tay mouth 

Thomasto wn 

Titt abawassee 

Zilwaukee 



c 9 



489032 
22389 
22581 
22402 
22849 
36180 
22218 
20690 

2208 
15422 
2270; 

3653 
17809 
36080 
15241 
22937 

4386 
23622 
15698. 

4758 
15860 
23399 
23627 
21493 
20269 
21887 

8664 



93492182. 

* 22400. 

I 22644. 

55 22416. 

22860, 

3fi422. 

22262. 

20792. 

2235. 
15625. 
22805, 

3750, 
17853. 
36803, 
15569. 
23566. 

4389. 
2iJd99. 
15852. 

4796. 
15860. 
23445. 
23629. 
21496. 
20353. 
219U1. 

8664. 



.60 



.67 



Acres. 



A cres. 



67926.42 

474. 
4006. 
4926. 
2215. 
1331. 
34S9. 
2706. 
1443. 

596. 
3380.35 
3750. 
6953. 

619. 

252. 
5589.17 
1359. 

897. 
5963. 
3000 . 
1141- 
1138. 

980. 
1995. 
3193. 
4531. 
2000. 



3149.36 

11. 

63.50 

14. 

11.50 
242. 

44.75 
102.50 

27.50 
203. 

97.40 

97. 

44. 

723. 

327.34 

629. 

3. 

77. 
154. 

33.12 



46. 

2.50 

3.50 

84. 

103.25 

.50 



it* 






Dollars. 



Land 
.Wheat i 



6 

918278' 

713 

7550': 

325 

2040 

2156 

1370O 

9950 

2025 

1400 

22400 

538725, 

6040 

4660 

723 

8890 

1215 

466 

16000 

2o2600 



J 250 
1100 
20 
2050 
19R0 
10300 



Devoted to 
: Corn Raisin( 



7070 
17 
350 
821 
391 
123 
335 
118 
12 
144 
516 

io38 

20 

*590 

294 

14 

520 



61 

60 

5 

214 
285 
642 



8 

5636 

4 

196 

639 

340 

68 

248 

37 

8 

108 

426 

1345 

14 

""568 
214 
15 
502 



efto 



Acres 



69 

31 

16 

126 

193 

4fa9 



9 

5314 
63 
403 
360 
303! 
181 ' 

400: 

162 

8 

94 

385 



576 
160 
71 
379 



77 
130 
105 
223 
222 
4^4 

40 



Land Devoted to the Pro- 
duction op Fruit and Gar- 

■ den Vegetables. 



10 



1953 
12 

104 

157 
80 
14 

193 
20 
12 
19 

133 

"258 
21 



11 
192 



34 
46 
36 
79 
145 
205 



Acres 



11 



.63 
.12 

.50 



12 



13 



if> 



14 



LIVE. STOCK. 



.50 

4. 



.75 

2. 
2. 



15 



4595 

43 

273 

353 

146 

77 

223 

195 

80 

55 

170 

"418 

38 

13 

406 

86 

62 

351 

600 

76 

84 

64 

179 

173 

320 

110 



16 



No. 



"5U 



s GO 



No. 



18 



6670 
83 
449 
574 
290 
110 
334 
305 
75 
105 
247 

"783 

76 

35 

694 

164 

98 

466 

400 

86 

128 

95 

192 

254 

404 

223 



No. 



19 



6827 

74 

396 

565 

189 



153 

600 

13 

165 
295 

*17SS 
85 
40 
665 
359 
48 
212 



103 
118 
50 
205 
180 
344 
180 






No. 



20 

5197 
79 
300 
496 
341 
130 
246 
244 
24 
103 
223 

**665 
65 
38 

486 

178 

67 

379 



No. 



86 
123 

91 
213 
237 
343 

40 



21 

6476 

8 

577 

352 

537 

93 

303 

106 

42 

93 

629 

' 1069 



326 

206 
6 



121 

45| 

109: 

318 
175! 
825! 



Other Farm Products 

in 1S73. 



Lhs. 



22 



25512 

30 

2171 

1421 

1800 

335 

1084 

430 

163 

234 

2681 

'438S 



2029 

865 

45 

1792 



648 
200 
385 
1107 
1104 
26C0 



Lbs. 



23 



106746 
2637 
1675 

11100 
8185 
3ul5 

10091 



Lbs. 



Lbs. 



24: 25 | 26 



12715 

400 

10000 



10405 

21716 

925 



3640 
2300 
10150 



120 
100 



240 
1250 
1000 
7375 

300 
7930 



1045 
100 
100 



465368 
4910 
30980! 
42090 ! 
20264 
U'337 
19785 
21167 
950 
14100, 
226S0J 

34265; 
5005J 

4S425| 
17073 
10795 
39415 



2257 
31 
194 
200 
117 
67 
149 
118 
12 
46 
104 

"l98 
50 
23 
242 
62 
57 
53 



6940 
10640! 

5860 
16435 
26710, 
31850 1 
23192 



35 
64 

41 
104 



2T 

177357 
3336 
13402 
15052 
10173 
5179 
9560 
5511 
503 
3820 
7766 

' 16402 
4172 
2717 

16993 
4495 
5184 
4201 



2984 
4851 
3239 

14755 
8717 

14345 






28 

78.58 
107.61 
69.08 
75.26 
86.94 
77.29 
64.16 
46.70 
41.91 
83.04 
74.67 

*82'.83 

83.44 
118.13 

70.21 
72.50 
90.9-J 
79.26 



85.25 
75.79 
79. 
141. 
89.96 
74.32 



1835. 
1863. 
1853. 
1853. 
1856. 
1858. 
184S. 
1850. 
1866. 
1866. 
1845. 
1859. 
1854. 
1857. 
1873. 
1855. 
1837. 
1862. 
1830. 
1857 . 
1858. 
1853. 
1860. 
1842. 
1855. 
1840. 
1854. 




TOWNSHIPS, 
AND CITIES. 



2 

Saginaw County. .. 

Albee 

Birch Run 

Blumfield 

Brady 

Brant 

Bridgeport 

Buena Vista 

Carrollton 

Chapin 

Chesaniiig 1 

East Sjginaw City 

Frankcnniuth 

Fremont 

Jonesfield 

Kochfield 

Maple Grove 

Richland 

Saginaw 

Saginaw City 

Spalding 1 ., 

St. Charles 

Swan Creek 

Tay mouth 

Thom:istown t 

Tittabawassee 

Zilwaukee 



48409 

213 

1213 

1165 

687 

482 

1241 

1292 

1343 

278 

1719 

17084 

1619 

252 

194 

1382 

532 

477 

1040 

10063 

210 

1341 

542 

810 

618 

1192 

1419 



25968 
127 
643 
623 
361 
240 
671 
702 
737 
140 
856 

9216 
853 
.145 
114 
701 
292 
255 
547 

531 
11 
744 
333 
450 
330 
639 
819 



22441 

so; 
570; 

542 
326; 

242! 
570 

590; 

606 
138 ! 
863 

7868' 
766 ! 
107 
80 
681 
240 
222 
493 

4752 
92 
597 
209 
360 
288 
553 
600 



Males Aged 


21 


Vears and Over. 




iO 


o 

© 


o 
© 




a 

3 




o 


S3 

C5 


S 


a 

03 


S3 


<M 




in 


© 
© 


6 


T 


8 


9 


11026 


3045 


87 




42 
212 


14 

85 






3 




202 


93 


3 




112 


50 


5 




89 


24 







231 


98 


3 




214 


96 


3 




303 


64 


2 




39 
338 


22 
111 






8 




4524 


1012 


29 




182 


132 


3 




69 
48 
162 


15 
13 
119 










1 




103 
90 
157 


30 
45 
123 










6 




2487 


511 


8 




33 
340 


26 
71 






2 




158 


32 






151 


73 


2 




107 


49 


1 




213 


86 


3 


... 


420 


51 


3 





Females Aged 18 


Years 


AND 


Over. 


©* 


>o 




-* 






J- 


(H . 




T3 


T3 


u 


a 


c 


> 


3 


3 


o 


13 


T3 


T3 


C 


C5 





a 


a 


S3 


ao 


© 


ws 


^ 


TT< 


*~ 


10 


1 1 


12 


8646 


3113 


77 


29 


13 




207 


78 


4 


126 


97 


4 


98 


47 


1 


77 


34 




191 


102 


3 


191 


82 


6 


239 


64 


2 


44 


11 




347 


106 


3 


3196 


1147 


29 


164 


145 


4 


50 


9 


1 


23 


8 




151 


128 


1 


95 


14 




88 


26 




146 


112 


4 


2185 


561 


6 


30 


16 


1 


2 ■ 


66 


1 


77 


24 


2 


123 


55 


1 


96 


41 




182 


87 


4 


228 


40 





Children 
Years 



Under 10 
or Age. 



c o 



13 



21 
1<>3 
97 
50 
47 
104 
117 
99 
26 
128 

105: 

137 
21 
16 

117 
61 
35 
49 

680 
17 
95 
28 
66 
47 
90 

115 



14 



a o 
P 



15 



3253 
21 

100 
81 
54 
49 
85 

101 

117 
21 

109 
1008 

135 
12 
13 
97 
56 
27 
70 

643 
12 
97 
34 
71 
53 
83 

109 



3439 
10 
89 
96 
55 
50 
90 

100 

119 
21 

133 
1117 

127 
11 
14 

1(8 
53 
34 
55 

692 
9 
86 
37! 
68 1 
49i 
97 

119! 



16 



Conjugal Condition by Totals, and by Sex, and Age in 
Periods op Years. 



e^8 



3159 
15 

88 
99 
45 
56 
84 

104 
69 
32 

113 

991 

J2 
18 
20] 

144 
45| 
32! 

78 i 
606 

15 

94! 

23; 

50 1 

45| 

so; 

86 



IT 



29312 
126 
674 
752 
398 
272 
721 
806 
788 
170 
932 
10353 
■1124 
136 
131 
882 
308 
264 
650 
6122 
123 
749 
367' 
485 
369 
700 
910 



18 



17599 
80 
498 
380 
271 
203 
486 
443 
525 
103 
734 

6108 

465 

111 

56 

476 

. 211 
191 
374 

3664 
80 
536 
156 
291 
231 
453 

■ 473 



19 



1492 

6 
41 
33 
18 

7 
34 
43 
30 

5 

53 

623 

30 

5 

24 
13 
21 
16 



Females aged J 8 Males Aged 10 and Females Aged 10 
and over. under 21. and. under 18. 



20 



2217 

1 

15 

20 

7 

5 

32 

22 

30 

2 

60 

951 

61 

4 

3 

30 

11 
68 
731 
2 
38 
15 
21 
15 
23 
■ 45 



IS.* 



21 



37 
245 
189 
135 
101 
240 
233 
259 

51 
368 
3002 
232 

54 

2 

2;-6 

102 

95 

186 

1820 

41 

256 

78 

142 

116 

227 

213 



32 



29 
18 

4 

5 
24 
24 
16 

2 

28 
419 
20 

2 

1 
14 

2 
- 7 

9 
201 

4 
36 
10 
16 

6 
23 
10 



23 



5111 

29 

139 

147 

90 

28 

148 

170 

152 

31 

160 

1581 

264 

28 

24' 

205 



57 
141 



3G 
139 
81 
86 
73 
164 
125 



II 



25 



36 i 2T 



3910 

17 
Kl 
120 ... 

75; 

24 
100 
102] 
111 

SO 1 

157 

1374 

198 

18 

14 
148 

32 

42 

971 
695| 

21! 

83! 4 

46 

W 3 

57 
102 
106 



28 



Blind, Deaf and Dumb' 

Insane, and Idiotic 

Persons. 



29 



30 



31 



32 





J^ewl^r£i^'e& according toAd the Oa&sOflU&tf the District Court for the Southern Dtitr/JctofJThwTork. V^oAport fj^S^"^ Delta Ma i\XXvee CT^^Eggyabua 



LONGITUDE WEST FROM WASHINGTON 




COUNTIES. 



POPULATION BY COUNTIES— 1 800-1 874. 



AGGREGATE. 



18741 a§?© 



1214 
32381 

4807 

3240 
22051 
24832 

2663 
35029 
25726 



749113 



6'%* 
82105 

2750 
1985 
22199 
15900 
2184 
35104 
26226 

36569 

21094 

1724 

2196 

1689 

366 

22845 

**2542 
25171 

121 
33900 

**44i 
11810 
81684 
13879 

9049 
25268 
27681 

3163 



4113 

36047 

32054 

424 

50403 

4205 

548 

21345 

4576 
45595 
19336 

1716 
27616 

6074 

891 

15033 

3263 

5642 

1791 



185 
16087 

290 

1 

13858 

3164 



20981 

29564 

17721 



517 
1603 



13916 

"n72 

16476 

1149 

22498 

14 

1286 

4042 

2-;>675 

9234 

8165 

17435 

16682 

175 



8285 

130 

27483 

13629 



14894 

7294 

40867 

7222 

12 

2845 

2093 

70 



144: J 
2667 
24646 

80716 



1 Total 13340m !ll84653 

* Alcona 

Allegan 

° Alpena 

4 Antrim 

Barry 

Bay. 

Beazie 

Berrien 

Branch 

Brown 

Calhoun 35655 

Cass 20525 

Charlevoix 2360 

Cheboygan 3070 

Chippewa 2170 

Clare 1354 

Clinton 2366J 

Crawford 

Delta. ;.. 4741 

Eaton 26907 

Emmet 1272 

Genesee 34568 

Gladwin 

Grand Traverse 5349 

Gratiot 13886 

HiUsd-ile 31566 

Houjhton ,. .. 19030 

Huron 11964 

Ingham 29198 

Ionia ;, 28870 

5 Iosco '. 4782 

Iowa 

Isabella... 6059 

Jackson.. 37988 

Kalamazoo 32284 

6 Kalkaska. 1259 

Kent 62671 

Keweenaw 5415 

Lake .. 1813 

Lapeer 25140 

Leelanaw 5031 

Lenawee 46084 

Livingston 20829 

Mackinac ' 1496 

Macomb 28305 

Manistee 8471 

7 Manitou ; 657 

Marquette .' 21946 

Mason .. 5361 

Mecosta... ' 9132 

Menominee 3490 

Michilimackinac 

3 Midland 5306 

Missaukee 606 

Monroe 301 11 

Montcalm , 20815 

Montmorenci 

Muskegon **"i9375 

Newaygo .. 8758 

Oakland 88082 

Oceana 8360 

Ogemaw # # # k ..... 

Ontonagon 2406 

Osceola 0216 

Oscoda 

Ostego mtm \ 

Ottawa *"29929 26651 13215 

Presque Isle 1615 355 26 

Roscommon 

Saginaw " ' * 48409 39097 

Sanilac 16292 14562 

Schoolcraft 1290 

Shiawassee 21773 20858 

St. Clair 40688 36661 

St. Joseph 25906 26275 

Tuscola..... 16998 ■ 18714 

Van Buren 29L56 28829 

Washtenaw 33723 41434 

5; a y ne 144903 119038 

Wexford 3011 ^50 



I860 



ft §'50 ,184© 



397654 212267 



5125 



5072 



11417 

14472 

19162 
10907 



1614 



7058 



1783 



1078 



5011 
5715 

'i0599 

5710 



1§3© 



81639 



325 
1356 



„34 



12031 



14754 

2158 
38112 
16851 



22843 

975 

1042 

2821 
831 
970 



1938 

787 



16159 

708 

210 

8631 

7597 



1943 
13179 

mm 



7029 



1614 



2379 



4268 



7240 



2498 
1923 



919 



626 



692 



1820 



8765 



fj 952 



1810 



4762 



No. of acres of 
land assess- 
ed in 1876. 



27605261.42 



561296.38 
514524.00 
463636.25 
244665.73 
333707.44 
347681.97 
*475592.53 
177144.72 
354836.00 



A.gregate of 
real & pers'l 
est'e as equ'd 
by state b'rd 
of eq'n 1876. 



361 



13130 

7380 
"2587 



4265 



26372 17889 
13485 7430 



15530 



136 



3598 
60 



21593 
3968 



3947 

2760 

38261 

1816 



4568 

27 



12693 

7599 

78 

12349 

26604 

21262 

4886 

15224 

35686 

75547 



14698 
891 



510 

31270 

300 



5587 



9716 



923 



9922 



1587 



1491 



2413 



877 



3187 



23646 
496 



208 



2609 

2112 
16 

5230 

10420 

12725 

291 

5800 
28567 
42756 



892 



2103 
4606 
7068 

' 'i9l6 
23571 
24173 



317386.00 
439640.00 
310613.00 
170004.33 
315736.47 
337025.01 
813218.68 

"362736*21 
380796.38 
355863.77 
95506.86 
395616.57 
328261.74 
264091.17 
346998.00 
375851 ..00 
298849.69 
460664.00 
333959.39 
359725.00 



898 



819 



1831 



580 



^615 



4911 



1114 
1313 
... .^ 

4042 
6781 



330 



3574 



1340 



-2227 



231743.72 
349175.00 

"433055*. 66 
350605.00 
565882.57 
530722.28 
191547.58 
323956.91 
412273.97 
157384.77 
468189.00 
366185.59 
194971.00 
299008.00 
269318.00 
34466.25 
1164635. 61 
265188.00 
353438.26* 
625120.03 
315626.00 
287838.10 
347447.8! 
434493. Oo 
285588.2s 
517779.00 
536514.00 
824038.00 
300571.42 
888610.50 
340965.76 
275418.26 
348647.73 
222076.56 
273730.59 
504679.61 
550587.00 
086 i 74. 42 
337838.00 
434953.61 
317267.00 
494580.00 
388663.76 
436007.58 
368398.00 
319104.601 



808000 
11150000 
800000 
16850000 
800000 
1500000 
2500000 
20025000 
1100000 
2500000 
13000000 
14000000 
1000000 

16666666 

100000 

26250000 
23000000 
1500000 
31000000 
800000 
1000000 
6250000 
600000 
27000000 
14000000 
800000 
14050000 
2000000 
100000 
4000000 
2000000 
2500000 
1500000 
1500000 
1025000 
9500000 
4500000 
4000000 
2200000 
22626000 
2500000 
800000 
700000 
2000000 
650000 
, 7500000 
750000 
750000 
16000000 
3050000 
800000 
9250000 
8250000 
18025000 
4000000 
11000000 
30000000 
97000000 
1000000 



THE UNITED STATES, 

WHEN, WHERE, AND BY WHOM SETTLED. 




$630000000 



YEAB 
OF 

SETTLE' 

MENT. 



$1950000 

13000000 

1500000 

900000 

800000 

10000000 

7000000 

550000 

16025000 

17500000 



24000000 

15000000 

450000 

1200000 

800000 

1000000 

9500000 



1565 

1607 

1614 

1620 

1623 

1624 

1625 

1627 

1633 

1634 

1636 

1663 

1669 

1670 

1670 

1682 

1685 

1690 

1J90 

'1699 

1711 

1716 

1720 

1725 

1733 

1757 

1764 

1760 

1775 

17S8 

1811 

1833 

184G 

1350 



SQUARE 

MILES. 



Florida 

Virginia 

New York 

Massachusetts . . . . 

New Hampshire. . 

New Jersey 

Maine 

Delaware 

Connecticut '. 

Maryland 

Rhode Island..... 

North Carolina.. 

Wisconsin 

Michigan... ...... 

South Carolina.. 

Pennsylvania 

Arkansas :.. 

Texas 

Indiana 

Louisiana 

Alabama 

Mississippi 

Illinois 

Vermont 

Georgia 

Tennessee 

Missouri 

California 

Kentucky 

Ohio 

Oregon 

Iowa 

Minnesota 

Kansas 

Nevada 

West Virginia. . . 



59,268 

37,352 

47,000 

7,800 

9,2S0 

8,320 

31.766 

2,120 

4,674 

11,124 

1,306 

50.704 

53,924 

56,243 

29,385 

46,000 

52,198 

237,404 

33,809 

41,255 

50,722 

47,156 

54,405 

10,212 

58,000 

4,5,600 

67,880 

158,687 

37,680 

39,964 

102,606 

50.914 

95,274 

78,418 

81,539 

24,000 



WHERE SETTLED. 



St. Augustine 

Jamestown , 

Manhattan 

Plymouth 

Dover 

Bergen 

Bristol 

'■ ,'ape Henlopen. 

Windsor 

St. Mary's 

Providence 

Albemarle ,] 

G-reen Bay 

Detroit 

Portltoyal '...'.'.'. 

Philadelphia 

Arkansas Post 

San Antonia de Bexar". ! 

Vincennes 

Iberville ■ 

Mobile 

Natchez 

Kaskasiiia 

Fort Dummer 

Savannah 

Fort Loudon 

St. Louis 

Saa Diego 

Boonesboro 

Marietta 

Astoria 

Burlington 

St. Paul 

Fort Leavenworth 

Washoe City 



Spaniards. 

English. 

Dutch. 

English Puritans. / 

English. 

Dutch and Danes. 

English. 

Swedes and Finns. 

Emigration from Mass. 

English. 

English. 

English. 

French. 

French. 

English. 

English. 

French. 

Spaniards. 

French. 

French. 

French. 

French. 

French. 

Emigration from Mass. 

English. 

Emigration from N. C. 

French. 

paniards. 
Emigration from Va. 
iimi. from N. England. 
Emi. from N. York _, 
Emi. from N. England. 
Emi. from N. England. 
Emi. fr. N. E. & W. Sts. 
Emi. fr. Cal. principally. 
Formed fr. State of Va. 



FOOT OFFI€E§ OF : 

Saginaw County, Mich. 

Birch. Run. 

Blackmar. 

Blumfield. 

Blum-field Junction. 

Bridgeport Centre. 

Buena Vista. 

Carrollton. 

Chesaning. 

County Line. 

East Saginaw, 

Frankenlust. 

Prankenmuth. 

Greene. 

Hemlock City. 

Jay, or Freeland's. 

Oakley. 

Painesville, or Tittabawasse. 

Randall, or Porter's. 
• Reese. 
St. Charlea. 
Saginaw. 
South Saginaw. 
Taymouth. 
Frostville. 
West's Mill. 
Zilwaukee. 



Population of the Cities of 
Michigan for 1874. 



TIME AND DISTANCE! TABLE, 

Showing the Difference in Time and member of Mites 
between Few York and Washington, and the 
Principal Cities in the Country. 



MILES 


TIM B AT 




TIME AT 


Ml LES 


from 


12 ( NOON ) 


OI TIES. 


12 (NOON) IN 


from 


N.YOltK 


IN NEWIOBK. 




WASHINGTON. 


wash'n. 


150 


11 58 A.M. 


..Albany 


12 10 P.M. 


371 


185 


11 50 " 


..Baltimore 


12 02 " 


40 


236 


12 12 p.m. 


..Boston 


12 24 " 


561 


422 


11 41 A.M. 


..Buffalo 


11 53 A.M. 


405 


898 


11 06 " 


..Chicago 


11 18 " 


845 


799 


21 19 " 


. . Cincinnatti . . . 


11 31 " 


601 


581 


11 30 " 


..Cleveland 


11 42 " 


529 


650 


11 24 " 


..Columbus 


11 36 " 


503 


663 


11 24 " 


..Detroit 


11 12 « 


691 


- 825 


11 14 » 


..Indianapolis . . 


11 02 " 


770 


934 


11 14 " 


..Louisville 


11 26 " 


737 


401 


11 58 " 


..Montreal 


12 10 p.m. 


9G2 


1557 


11 56 " 


. .New Oilcans .. 


10 44 a.m. 


1822 




11 12 noon. 


..New York 


12 12 b.m. 


29.5 


87 


11 56 A.M. 


..Philadelphia.. 


12 08 " 


138 


431 


11 36 " 


..Pittsburg- 


11 48 a.m. 


374 


353 


11 46 " 


..Richmond 


11 58 " 


130 


1087 


11 55 » . 


..St. Louis 


11 07 " 


924 


225 


11 48 « 


. . "Washington... 


12 00 noon. 




356 


11 33 " 


..Wheeling- 


11 45 a.m. 


ioi 



Manitou County aad Township, 23 N, Kanges 



1. Lacks the Population of the Hauitou and Pox Islands. 
3 and 4 east in Ogemaw County. 
2. Includes Population of the un-organized County of Oscoda. 
3- '" *' '* " " Montmorcney. 

4. t * ■ " . * " Otsego. 

5" . ,, " " " Ogemaw, except T, 23 N, R, 3 and 4 E. 

6- ({ \ " " " Crawford. 

'' tt " ' " " Manitou and Fox Islands. • 

§ - " " Counties of Gladwin and Roscommon. 

* fc Lxcept Bangor; acres not reported for that township. 

PPxWGML GOVERNMENTS OF THE WORLD. 



NAME OF COUNTRY. 




Austria.'.. 

Argentine Confed'n.. 

Brazil .- 

Chili 

China 

Denmark 

Egypt 

Prance 

Great Britain 

Greece 

Holland 

Honduras 

Italy..... 

Mexico 

Nicaragua . . 

Prussia 

Portugal.... 

Persia 

Peru 

Russia 

Sweden and Norway. . 

Spain 

States of the Church . 

Switzerland 

Turkey 

United States 



NAME OE BULEJL. 



Francis Joseph I 

B. Mitre 

Dom Pedro II 

Jose Joaq. Perez 

Ki-tsiang 

Christian IX 

Ismael Pacha 



Victoria I ... 

George I 

William III 

Jose Medina 

Victor Emanuel II. . 

B. Jaurez 

Thomas Martinez . . . 

William I 

Luis I 

Nasser d Nini 

Gen. Prado 

Alexander II ...... . 

Charles XV 

Amadeus 

Pius IX 

M. Knuzel 

Abdul Aziz.... 

U.S.Grant 



Emperor 

President 

Emperor 

President 

Emperor. 

King 

Viceroy 



Queen 

King 

King. . „ 

President 

King 

President 

President 

'Emperor 

King 

•^chah...* 

President. 



FORM OF GOVERNMENT. 



Absolute Monarchy 

Federate Republic. 

Hereditary Monarchy 

Republic < . ; 

Absolute Monarchy. 

Lim. Mon. with Pro v. States. 

Absolute Monarchy 

Const. Mon., Sen. and Legis. 
Lim. Mon., Lords and Corn's. 
Lim. Mon., Two Chambers.. . 
Lim. Mon., Two Chambers. . . 

Republic 

Lim. Mon., Two Chambers,. . 

Republic 

Republic 

Lim. Mon., Two Chambers... 
Lim. Mon., One Chamber. . . . 

Absolute Despotism 

Republic 



Czar Absolute Monarchy. . 



King.. .. 

President 

Pop3 

Pres. of Diet. 

Sultan 

President .... 



Lim. Mon., with Legislature. 
Lim. Mon., with Legislature. 

Absolute Sovereignty 

Federate Republic 

Absolute Monarchy. ~ 

Fed. Rep., Two Houses Cong. 



o 




4 




°5 




Counties in 




*l 


CITIES. 


which 




o 




Located. 


+3 
> o 

324771 

3964 
8863 
6692 


1871 


All Cities 

Alpena 




1853 


Adrian 




1851 


Ann Arbor 


Washtenaw 


1859 


Battle Creek 


Calhoun.. 


5323 


1805 


Bay City 


Bay 


13690 


1869 


Big Rapids 


Mecosta 


3103 


1861 


Coldwater 

Charlotte 


Branch. 


4330 
2(531 


1871 


Eaton 


1869 


Corunna 


Shiawassee 


1345 


1815 


Detroit 




101255 
17084 


1859 


East Saginaw 


Saginaw 


1855 


Flint 




8197 

4363 

25923 


1S67 


Grand Haven 

Grand Rapids 




18-iO 


Kent 


18'/ 1 


Greenville 


Montcalm.... 


3140 


1871 


Hastings 


Barrv 


2075 


1869 


Hillsdale 


Hillsdale 


3684 


1867 


Holland -.. 




. 2469 
3251 
4692 


1873 


Ionia 




1873 


Ishpeming 


Marquette 


1857 


Jackson 


Jackson 


13859 


18o9 


Lansing 


Ingham 


7445 


1869 


Lapeer 




2882 
2177 
4894 
4623 


1873 


Ludington 

Manistee 




1869 




1859 


Marshall 


Calhoun 


1871 


Marquette 


Marquette 


5242 


1837 


Monroe 


Monroe 


5782 


1869 


Muskegon 


Muskegon 


8505 


18 W 


Niles 


Berrien 


4592 


1873 


Negaunee 


Marquette 


3741 


1859 


Owosso 


Shiawassee 


2448 


186L 


Pontiae 


Oakland 


365] 


1857 


Port, Huron 


St. Clair 


8240 


1869 


Saginaw City 


Saginaw 


10064 


1858 


St. 01«ir 


3t. Clair ". 


2003 


1867 


Wyandotte 


Wayne 


3338 


18o8 


Ypsilanti 1 


Washtenaw 1 


5211 



POPULATION 

OF SOME OF THE 

PippfyL VILLAGES OF MICHIGAN, 



For l@T4o 



Village. 



County. 



Pop. 



Albion Calhoun 2614 

Allegan Allegan 3718 

Almont Lapeer 205 6 

Armada Macomb 1552 

Athens Calhoun 2614 

Atlas Genesee 1316 

Alma Gratiot 500 

Bedford ... Calhoun 1356 

Bellevue Eaton 1899 

Benton Washtenaw. . . . 2524 

Berrian Berrian 1381 

Brighton Livingston 1737 

Buchanan Berrien 2880 

Burlington Calhoun 1524 

Burr Oak St. Joseph 1949 

Chesaning Saginaw 1719 

Clinton Lenawee '. . 1437 

Colon St. Joseph 1353 

Constant! ne . . -St. Joseph 2421 

Carrollton Saginaw 1343 



Village. 



Dearborn Wayne _ 

Decatur Van Buren 

Dexter Washtenaw ... 

Dundee .Monroe 

Eagle Harbor. . Keweenaw 

Eaton Rapids . . Eaton 

Penton Genesee 

Flowerfield St. J oseph 

Flushing. Genesee 

Pruitport Muskegon 

Gainer Genesee 

Grand Blanc .Genesee 

Grass Lake Jackson 

Hamburgh Livingston. . . . 

Hancock Houghton 

Hastings Barry 

Holly Oakland 

Homer Calhoun 

Howell Livingston 

Hudson Lenawee 

Ithaca Gratiot. 

Kalamazoo 



2271 
2306 
857 



1092 
2220 
3806 
1419 
1S65 

378 
1400 
1339 
175? 

887 
2068 
2075 
2507 
1772 
2813 
3927 

750 
Kalamazoo 11748 



County. Pop . 

Lyons Ionia. . . ; 2843 

Manchester Washtenaw 2509 

Marlette Sanilac 924 

Medina Lenawee 1772 

Mendon St Joseph 1748 

Midland Midland 2196 

Mt. Morris Genesee 1349 

Montague Maskegon .' . 1360 

Negau nee Marquette 3741 

New Buffalo.... Berrien M44 

Ontonagon Ontonagon . 691 

Orion Oakland 1180 

Otsego Allegan.. 2118 

Ovid Clinton. 2553 

Oxford Oakland 13^2 

Paw Paw Van Buren 2752 

Pent Wat e v.... Ocean a.. 1370 

Plymouth. Wayne 3009 

Pokagon Cass 1 941 

Portland Ionia 2596 

Portsmouth Bay 491 

Quincy Branch 2497 

St. Joseph Berrien 3288 

Sanilac Sanilac 1929 

Saugatuck Aliegan 2212 

Schoolcraft Kalamazoo 2017 

South Haven... Van Buren 2105 

Spring Lake. . . .Ottawa 2345 

Stursis St. Joseph 2248 

St. Charles Saginaw 1341 

St. John's Clinton noo 

St. Louis Gratiot H00 

Tawas Iosco ] 943 

Teeumseh Lenawee. ....... 2543 

■Tekonsha Calhoun 1547 

Three Oaks Berrien 131(5 

Traverse Grand Traverse. 1544 

Union Branch 2250 

Vermontville ..Eaton 17)3 

Waterford Oak 1 and 123 1 

Way lain! Aliegan 17(51 

White Pigeon. . St. Joseph ] 1713 

Whitehall. ... ., Muskegon 1303 

Wiliiamstown.. Ingham 1405 

Zilwaukee Saginaw \ 1419 



Lawrence Van Buren 1726 

Leslie Ingham 2615 

Lexington Sanilac 2701 

Lowell Kent 2826 | 

NoTfi.-Intheprecedmg table whenever a Village is located in a Town 
ship of the same name, the figures given indicate the total population of 
the Township. x Ui 








Farm"Res.of PETER M? GREGOR Sec2pttabawas9eeTpi Saginaw Co. Mich. 

\ ' Settled herein 1843, ' ' ■ 




Res. oP WW.WYMAN 
Sec.27,Chesarung Tp. Saginaw Co.Jtfich. 





Farm Ties, of THOMAS BLOWER 

Sec. ^ James Tp. Saginaw Co, Mich. 



FarmFjes.of GEORGE STECKERT SecJ3,Tittabawassee Saginaw Co.JVhch. 



\ -^ i. 




Farm' Res. of WILLIAM HACKETT 
Sec. 36, Tittabawassee Tp.Sagiraw Co.JvUch. 




Farm Res, of J. H. LEWIS 

Sec. 2\ } Ti ttaJbgi wassee Tp. Saginaw CajVUdv 




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Albee Wm. C. General Farmer. Milking Stock grow- 
ing a specialty, see 34 

Barn um ' Alle n . . General Farmer, sec 1 4 

Darling Jas . .Engaged in general Farming. Fine Horse 
raising 1 a specialty, see 26 

Gould J. A. .Township Clerk and general Farmer, see o4 

McDonagh Anthony. .General Farmer and Stock grow- 
er, sec 20 

McDonagh Blaekley.. General Farmer and Stock grow- 
er sec 20. ,,„,-,, -m-it 

Stuart Henry.. Foreman at Xason,' Gould & Go's Mill, 
sec 35 

Stuart Williston . . General Farmer, sec 34 _ 

Savage Isaac.. Engaged in general Farming, sees 14&15 

SpragueC. C. General Farmer. Also, Carpenter and 
Joiner, sec 29 

Sutton C. J. .General Farmer, sec 30 

WalgrfJohn.. " sec 20 



Schnell M.. General Farmer, Grain, Hay and Stock rais- 
er, sec 31 
Seitz Geo.. " sec 15 

Schmidt Mrs Bosina. .General Farmer, sees 24 and 25 
Stein L. K.. " sec 25 

Schoenknecht G.. " see 19 

Schnettler Wm. . - " sees 15, 16 and 9 

Schnettler Chas. F.. General Farmer, sec 11 
Ulrich J. . ■■" sec 33 

WalzJ. F.. " sec 35 

Weidenrnuller O. B.. " sec 21 

Zwerk A... " Also Propr Thresh- 

ing Machine, sec 36 
Zwerk F.. General Farmer, sec 36 



Aimer F. A. .Pastor of the Church 

Abraham G.. General Farmer, sec 31 

-Vlber J Ha* 60 acres of land. 50 acres cleared and 10 
acres of timber land, mostly beech and maple. 
This farm is located three and a half miles from 
Beese Railroad Station on the Saginaw and Vas- 
Hiir plank road. Offered for sale at reasonable 
rates, sec 25 

Harden A. P. .General Farmer, sec 9 



Beyer E. . 
Beyer P. . 
Burdon J.. 
Coo ley John. 
Fen ton E. . 
FinkG.. 
Fetting C. . 
Guenther F. A. 



sec 20 
sec 20 
sec 10 
see 9 
sec 24 
sec 35 
sec 36 
sec 25 



(iuentner £■ a.. . ,f,- , - . x - 

Graebner J. C. .Teacher in School District, .No. 2 
Haack H. .General Farmer, sec 24 



Hill Geo 
Hill Wm . . 
Hetzner Geo. 
Huber M.. 
Hack H.. 
Heinlein H . . 
Jan son J.. 
Janson P . . 
sec 33 
Kipfmuller A. 
Kuhl C. 



sec 34 
sec 26 
sec 29 
sec 31 
sec 23 
sec 21 
sec 3? 
Grain, Hay and Stock raiser, 



sec 30 

JtuhL G.. sec31 

Landskroener Wm.. General Farmer, see 2o 
Tutiebur"- H.. " sec 27 

Miller A°G . .Land Hunter. Also, Farmer, sec 12 
Meyer J. M. .General Farmer. Also, Dealer in Agricul- 
tural implements, sec 31 
Moll F.. General Farmer, sec 30 

Moll John . . Has 100 acres ot lard. oO acres cleared, the 
balance good timber and pasture land. Offered 
for sale, sec 30 
Maeder J. G. .General Farmer, sec 31 



Meston A . . 
McCarty.H. H. 
Xickodemus M 
ftupp C. 
Reihbolt J. M. 
Reinbolt Geo . . 
Reinbold T.. 
Rein bolt E... 
Ritter F . . 
Schaberg J . . 



Also Lumberman, sec 4 
sees 14 and 15 
sec 33 
sec 34 
sec 32 
sec 32 
sec 26 
sec 26 
sec 28 
see 36 



Schnell Al. G.. Township Clerk, Post Master, Justice of 
the Peace, General Farmer. Also, propr of Thresh- 
ing M achine, sec 29 




Babbitt O. G . .General Farmer and Stock raiser sec 29 

Crane W.. Agent for Agricultural Implements. Also 
Farmer, making a. specialty of Stock raising, sec 
21 

Crane P . . General Fanner, and Lumberman, sec 20 

ColvinB.. " and Stock raiser. Also Lum- 

berman, sef 1 - 5 

Cogswell C H. .Engaged in General Farming, sec 5 

Curtis T. W. .General Farmer, and Lumberman, sec 15 

El dredge J. P.. " sec 20 

HallidayA.. " see 15 

Huntly C. L. .Engaged in General Farming, sec 31 

Luthenbacher T. .General Farmer, sec 17 

Lyman B.. "' sec 21 

MclntyreJ.. " Also Blacksmith sec 

16 

McKeonG.. '■ sec 16 

Price J. A. . Carpenter and Joiner, Contractor and Buil- 
der, sec 5 

Webb D.. General Farmer and Lumberman, sec 10 

Watkins H. .Engaged in General Farming, sec 15 

Wilson H.. General Farmer. Also Propr of Threshing 
Machine, sec 28 

Wilson I. .General Farmer, and Stock raiser, sec 27 

Ward G.. Engaged in General Farming, and Stock rais- 
ing, sec 22 

Smith I. .General Farmer, and Stock raiser, sec 21 

Smith Mrs. C G.. Engaged in General Farming, sec 20 

Thompson J. .Geneial Farmer, sec 21 



Armstrong John. .General Farmer. Came from Cum- 
berland Co., England, in 1841, settied in Saginaw 
in 1849, sec 17 

Backer C. H. .General Farmer, sec 35 



Brown A. R.. 

Briggs Clark.. 
Bo^art William. 
Beers David A. . 
Coon G. W . . 
Colon Victor L. 



sec 27 
sec 30 
sec 34 
sec 11 
sec 29 

w . ..... sec 31 

Conquest T. <Sc S. .General Farmers. T. Conquest, Car- 
penter and Joiner, sec 20 
Cook Chas. .General Farmer, sec 32 
Cook John Jr.. General Farmer. Also, Carpenter and 

Joiner, sec 32 
Campbell Warren . .General Fanner, sec 16 
Curtis Truman.. General Farmer, making Dairying a 

specialty. Settled in Mich, in 1855, sec 26 
Donahue Patrick.. General Dealer in Groceries, Provi- 
visions, &c. Highest market prices paid for all 
kinds of Country Produce. Also, Dealer in Baled 
Hay and P. M., sec 33 



Douglass Chas. P. .General Farmer, sec 20 
Doua-lass Wm . H . Fl . . " sec 20 

Dehlinger John . . " sec 19 

Edwards Thos.. " sec 29 

Gray Lavorious. .General Farmer and Blacksmith. 
Settled in Cohocta Township, Livingston Co., m 
1 851 . Came from Madison Co., N. Y., sec 21 
Gridley John.. General Farmer. Master of Grange, 

No. 574, sec 31 
Hicks Alex. .General Farmer, sec 31 
Hunt Geo B.. " sec 29 . . 

KentO. A.. Engaged in general Farming, Dairying a 

specialty, sec 36 
Kiernan Andrew. .General Farmer, sec 6 
Lewis Fred. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 26 
Lonsby B . . General Farmer, sec 32 
Lonsby Wm.. " sec 32 

La Due Geo. .Manufr of and Dealer in Hard and Soft 

wood Lumber, Staves, Heading, Shingles, &c, 

Mill situated at county line on R. R., sec 33 

Mathewson J . . Engaged in general Farming, sec 6 _ 

Miller Henry D.. General Farmer. Also, Township 

Clerk, sec 17 -,-. , -n 

Marr J. C . .General Farmer and Dealer m Real Estate, 
Pine Lands estimated, examined and Trespassers 
looked after, sec 28 
Kelson Silas.. General Farmer, sec 36 
Osborn Duane. .General Farmer and Head Sawyer. 
Also, general Agent fnr Agricultural Implements. 
Settled in this township in 1851, sec 21 
Plass A. B.. General Farmer. Also, Practical Joiner, 

sec 30 
Powell, Rufus.. General Farmer, sec 2a _ 

Powell J. J.. General Farmer and Dealer in Stock. 

Hunts every fall on the Sanble river, sec 25 
Porter Raphael. .General Farmer and Dairyman, sec 20 
R»tcine L. P.. General Farmer and Teacher. Also, 

Attorney, sec 28 
Rattiers Victor B . . Engaged in general Farming. Also, 

Propr of Cheese Factory, sec 35 
Runnells T. L. .General Farmer. Also, Lumberman, 
owning pine lands in Oscoda, Crawford and Mont- 
morenci Counties, which he offers for sale at rea- 
sonable rates, sec 21 
Rundlet A. D.. General Farmer, sec 11 
Smith E.. Township Treasurer and general iariner, 

sec 7 . . : 

Sproul David .. Engaged in general Farming. Also, 

Justice of the Peace, sec 17 
Smith Oliver A. .General Farmer, sec 11 
Sehmitzer John L. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 3 
Tremper James E . .General Farmer, sec 30 
Trumble James.. " sec 20 

Totten Isaac. General Farmer. Also, Carpenter and 

Joiner, sec 20 ' 

Utley Daniel P.. General Farmer. Also, Lumberman, 

sec 12 , ' 

Utley O. E.. General Farmer. Also, Lumberman, 

sec 12 
White Geo. A. .General Farmer, sec 28 
Wilson J. D... " sec 35 

Webster N. A.. " sec 27 

Zehenver J. S. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 3» 



Reardon John. .Engaged in general Farming. |Also> 

keeping Boarding House 
Sheley H. P.. Propr of Saloon and owner of Union 

House 
Tremper Jacob.. Engaged in general Farming. Stock 

Raising a specialty 
Thompson J. L.. General Farmer. Also, Preacher of 

the Free Methodist' denomination 




'BlaclcsaiMtSft. 

Bcardsley Ira. .Doing a general Blacksmith ing business, 
Ironing Wagons, Carriages and Sleighs. Horse- 
shoeing a specialty 

Merchants. 

Colon M. J.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provi- 
sions, Drugs, Medicines and general assortment. 

Gray G. b! .Dealer in general Merchandise and Baled 
Hay. Also, Notary Public 

Miscellaneous. 

Conquest T. & S.. General Farmers, T. Conquest [is a 
Carpenter and Joiner 



Andruss B .. Geological Student and Specimen Collector, 

Law and Collection Agent. Also. General Farmer, 

Carpenter and Joiner. Came to Michigan in 1837, 

and to this county in 1845. Bridgeport Village 

Brucker Ferdinand. .Propr of Shingle and Lumber 

Mill. Also, General Farmer, sec 21 
Beach M. S. .General Farmer and Teacher, sec 23 
Bow D. .General Farmer. Fine SVool Sheep a specialty. 

Ex-Supervisor, three year 5 in office, see 22 
Beach Noah S.. General Farmer. Wheat raising a 

specialty, sec 23 
Baker John CI have 80 acres ; soil, clay loam ; 65 acres 
cleared; 40 acres of Wheat now on the ground. 
The balance heavily timbered with Oik, Beech 
and Maple. One and one-fourth miles from 
Bridgeport Station. One mile from Church and 
new School-house. Seven miles from E. Saginaw. 
One mile from Plank Road 1,00 Apple trees with 
plenty of small fruit, which I offer for sale at rea- 
sonable rates. Terms, One-half down, balance in 
small yearly payments, sec 15 

Burgoyne John .. General Farmer and Stock Raiser, 
see 20 

Burghdorf Phillip. .General Farmer and Stock Raiser. 
Came into town in 1856, sec 8 

Burghdorf J. . Resident 

Bates A. .General Farmer. Wheat raising a specialty, 
sec 7 

Bennett John. .General Farmer. Grain raising a spe- 
cialty, sec 7 

Burt B. .General Farmer, sec 3 

Bickel G. M.. General Farmer, sec 24 

Bachmor A.. General Farmer, Butcher and 
Dealer sec 15 

Curtis John G. .General Farmer, sec 25 

Coleman J. E.. General Farmer. Stock raising 
eialty, sec 6 

Curtis J. S . . General Farmer. Making Jersey cattle and 
fine Horses a specialty, sec 15 

Cook Lilly. .General Farmer and Stock Raiser. Came 
in the county in 1831, and in the town the day of 
Gen. Harrison's inauguration, 1811. Sec 23 

Eggert A. .General Farmer. Durham Cattle a specialty, 
sec 5 

Ellis Daniel. .General Farmer. Came in the county in 
1836, on this farm in 1852, sec 16 

Griffin M. A. .General Farmer and Stock Grower, sec 21 

Hunn W. .General Farmer, sec 27 

Hayes James E.. " sec 10 

Hayes Fiancis E.. General Farmer and Stock Raiser, 
sec 3 

Hauser Gustave. .General Farmer and Stock Grower, 
sec 8 

Hodgman M. P.. General Farmer. Wheat growing a 
specialty, sec 24 

Hodgman L.. General Farmer. Horses and Cattle a 
specialty, sec 15 

Hilksou James.. General Farmer, sec 28 

Lull C. A.. General Farmer. Came to Michigan, May 
3, 1831, sec 16 

Lyle R. C. General Farmer, Butcher and Stock Grower, 
in Bridgeport Village, sec 16 

McDonell Angus. .General Farmer, sec 17 

Morrow A.. General Farmer. Formerly resident of 
Saginaw Ciiy, sec 13 

Messner C Propr of Hotel. Best accomodations for 
man and beast, see 5 

Morse Wm. L.. General Farmer, sec 10 

Perriu Thomas. . " sec 21 

Pettibone D. A.. Dealer in Real Estate and Surveyor. 
Also Supervisor of Township, sec 16 



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Saginaw County Business [Notices. 




Phillips A. J. .General Parmer, sec 5 

Simons I. & Co. . Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,Hard- 
ware, Drug's, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Table and 
Pocket Cutlery, Dried Fruits, Garden Seeds, &c. 
Customers will find our stock complete and sold 
at moderate prices. Cor Genesee and State sts. 
Bridgeport village 

Smith Mrs. S. A.. Resident. Also, Engaged in Farm- 
ing, sec 15 

Stahl J. M. .General Farmer, sec 32 

■Tat ham J.. " sec 5 

Tiffany D. W. C. Teacher and School Superintendent. 
Came in the county in 1867, sec 21 

Vaugban A. L. .General Farmer, sec 16 

Wolcott A. D. .Township Clerk. Also, General Farmer 
and "Wagon Maker, sec 16 

Weir It. H.. General Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 29 

Weir J. H.. « « S ec 29 

Young -S. H.. General Farmer, sec 13 




Appleman John .. Farmer, Grain, & Stock raiser, sec 23 

Appleman Samuel.. General Farmer, sec 32 

BirdR.. «■ " 

Brainerd W. Z.. " sec 14 

Bennett J. W.. Farmer, Grain, Grade Stock, and 
Chester White Swine raiser, section 10. 

Coy Elias. .Farmer, Grain and Fruit raiser, sec 32 

Culver Geo. .General Farmer, sec 10 

DeForest Harison. .General Farmer, sec 24 

Healey John.. Faimer, Grain, Stock, Sheep and Fruit 
raiser, sec 33 

Hillis James.. Farmer, Grain, Stock and Sheep raiser, 
sec 34 

Halman Michael.. General Farmer, sec 33 

Johnson John, Jr.. " sec 23 

Koyne Patrick. .Farmer, Grain, Stock, Sheep and Fruit 
raiser, sec 33 

Kidney John. .Farmer, Grain, Stock and Sheep raiser, 
sec 24 

Miller A. W. .Farmer, Grain raiser, breeder Grade Cat- 
tle, Sheep, &c, see 14 

Mickles W. B.. Town Treasurer in Village of Oakley 

Overpack G. C. .Farmer. Grain raiser, breeder of grade 
Cattle, Essex Swine, Southdown Sheep, and 
English Coach Horses, sec 36. 

Phy Nelson .. Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit raiser, 
sec 24 

Ryan James.. Farmer, Grain, Stock, Sheep, and Fruit 
raiser, sec 26 

Stowell Guy H. .Farmer, Grain and Fruit raiser, breed- 
er of Galloway Cattle, Essex Swine and South- 
down Sheep, sec 32 

Sackrider, G. W . . Supervisor in Village of Oakley 

Smith J. M. .Town Clerk in Village of Oakley 

Walsh Richard. .Farmer, Grain, Stock and Sheep raiser, 
sec 26 

Walter Eugene.. Farmer, Grain and Stock raiser, sec 
32 ' 

Whitney S. H.. Farmer, Grain, grade Stock and Ches- 
ter Wjiiie Swine raiser, sec 10 



Merchants and Dealers 

Sackrider & Hoffman.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries. 

Flour, Feed, Lumber and Shingles 
Smith J M.. Dealer in Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, &c 
Wiight C. F.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, 
Caps, Hoots, Shoes, Ready-made Ciothmg, Crock- 
ery, Flour, Yankee Notions, &c 

Manufacturer 

Wickham S.W..Manufr ot and Dealer in Staves and 
Heading 

Hotel 

Robinson J. H.'.Propr of Oakley House 

liivery 

Robinson J. H. .Propr of Livery. Good Turnouts fur- 
nished at reasonable rates 

Heal Estate 

Mickles W. B. .Dealer in Heal Estate 
Sackrider & Hoffman .. Dealers in Real Estate 
Wright C. F . . Dealer in Real Estate 

Miscellaneous 

Ismond Eli R . . General Farmer 
Mickles W. B.. " 

Robinson J. H . . " ' 

Sackrider G. W.. " . ' 

Smith J. M . . Post-master 



Fbersberger Conrad . . General Farmer, sec 26 
Kremer William. .Supervisor of Township. Also Gen- 
eral Farmer, sec 16 
Kimball C. W. .General Farmer, Grain and Stock grower 

sec 27 
Kufahl J. .General Farmer, sec 16 
Lawrence Joseph. . Dealer in Real Estate. Also School 

Superintendent, sec 1 7 
Melrose C. A. .Lumberman, Contractor and Jobber, sec 

17 
Munson S. C. General Farmer, sec 17 
Rouse Miles N.. Dealer in Real Estate and Lumber. 

Also Engaged in General Farming, sec. 33 
Roenicke A. D. .General- Farmer. Also Manufacturer of 

Potash. Cash paid for Ashes sec 16 
Stein ert C. General Farmer. Also Dealer in Dried 

Bones. Ground or XJnground. sec 29 
Weidenmiller Herman. .Township Clerk. Also General 

Farmer, sec 21 
Wall Martin. .General Farmer, Grain and Stock grower 

sec 32 
Watson George. .General Farmer, sec 17 



Leidlem Michael.. Propr of Leidlein's Hotel. Also 
Engaged in gen'l Farming 

Nerreter & Polzin. .Proprs of Saw and Grist Mills. 
Custom Sawing done to order 

Messner Martin.. General Dealer in Groceries, Pro- 
visions, -Notions, &c. 

Meyei George L.. General Farmer, Grain and Stock 
Grower, sec 25 




Appelby General Farmer, sec 26 

Brundage T. L.. General Farmer and Supervisor, sec 35 

Somers John. .General Farmer, sec 27 




Badgley B. S.. Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser, 
sec 20 

Byerly Wm. .General Farmer, sec 2 

B;tbion Michael.. " sec 2 

Burrows Mr*. Mary. .General Farmer, sec 20 
Chapman G.W. .Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit Raiser, 
Chesaning Village 

Carson S. S. .Fanner, Grain Raiser, Breeder of Good 
Stock Sheep, &c. Also, Dealer in Cattle and 
Sheep, sec 7 

Caster L. M. .General Farmer, sec 34 

Damon O. W.. General Farmer. Also, Teacher and 
Township School Inspector, sec 17 

Delapp Mrs. Lorinda. .1 have 80 acres of Good Land, 30 
acres of improvements, 2 acres of young Orchard, 
Good Well, a living Stream crossing the Farm, 
Good Buildings, 50 acres of i.'ood Beach and Maple 
Timber. Situated 2 miles south and west of Ches- 
aning Village, which I offer for sale at reasonable 
price and rates, sec 17 

Frink E. B. .General Farmer, sec 14 

Niver D. W.. » sec 29 

Newton M. C & B. .General Farmers, sec 19 

Odell G. W . .General Farmer and Apiarist, sec 4 

Peet David.. Farmer, Grain, Hav. Cattle and Sheep 
Raiser, sec 2t 

Parshall H.. General Farmer, sec 31 

Pitts John.. " sec 4 

Rogers W. G.. " sec 23 

Smith Wm. Si-.. " sec 21 

Smith Ed ward.. Farmer, Grain and Stock Raiser, see 20 

Stevens C. T. .General Farmer, sec 4 

Tufis F.. General Farmer. Also, Propr of Steam Saw 
Mill, see 3 

Ward W. S.. General Farmer, sec 22 

WiltseR.. « sec 3 

Wyman W. W. .Farmer, Stock and Sheep Raiser, sec 27 

Whitney R.. General Farmer. Also, Manufr of and 
Dealer in Pot Ash, sec 27 




Baumgartner John. .Township Treasurer. Also Engaged 

in general Farming, sec 25 
Dunning A. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 32 




Attorney 

Pitts John . . Attorney at Law and Notary Public 

Boots and §Itoes 

Hayne & Son. .Manufrs of and Dealers in Boots, Shoes 

and Leather. Cash paid for Hides 
Parshall Meritt. .Manufr of and Dealer in Boots, Shoes 

and Rubber Goods 



Huilder and Architect 

Buell O. S. .Architect and Builder 

Carpenter and Joiner 

Mallory A. S.. Carpenter and Joiner 

Drug-gists 

Eldred J. N.. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Taints, Oils' 
Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, Perfumery' 
lmlet Articles, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions 
carefully compounded 

Niver Wm. H.. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Groceries. 
Books, Stationery, Yankee Notions. &c 

Dentist 

Leonard J. G.. Dentist. Special attention paid to the 
preservation of Natural Teeth. I am using the 
Dental Engine, the Rubber Dam, the Automatic 
Plugger, and all the modern improvements. I 
call especial attention 10 the engine. It is a novelty 
worth seeing 

Dry Goods and General Merchan- 
dise 

Chapman Bros'.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro- 
visions, Crockery, Ulasswaie, Boots, Shoes, Ready 
Made Clothing, &c. . . 

Gould P & Son. . Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats 
Caps, Boots, Snoes, Real y Made Clothing, Yankee 
Notions, &c 

Lockwood C B.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots 
Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Yankee Notions, &c 

Hardware 

Oris wold J. B.. Dealer in heavy and shelf Hardware 
Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, Putty, Stoves and Agri- 
cultu. al Implements. Manufr of Tin, Copper and 
Sheet Iron Ware 

Hopkins H. J. & Son.. Dealers in Hardware, Stoves, 
Naus, Iron, Glass, Putty and Agricultural Imple- 
ments. Also, Manufrs of all kinds ot Tin, Copper 
and Sheet Iron Ware 

Harness 

Dredge W. P.. Manufr of and Dealer in Harness, Sad- 
dles, Whips, Robes, Blankets, &c. All work 
promptly and neatly executed 

Hotels 

Gleason J. T. .Propr of Chesaning House. This House 
affords good accommodation, to the Travelin«- 
Public. Good Barn in connection ° 

Lafurgey J. B. .Propr of Waverly House. This House 
has been rerifted and affords good accommodations 
to the Traveling Public. Good Barn in connec- 
tion 

Jeweler 

Carrier James A.. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry' 
Solid Silver and Plated Ware, and the celebrated 
Elgin Watch 



Merell Leander.. Propr of Saw Mill. Manufr of and 

Dealer in Lumber 
Roberts & Billings. . Proprs of Flouring and Grist Mill. 
Manufrs of and Dealers in Urain, Flour, Feed, &c 
Van Gorder Mrs. Minerva. .Farmer, Grain and Fruit 
. Raiser 




Manufacturers and Dealers 

Blount L. .Manufr of and Dealer in Hoops 
Culver Geo.. Manufr of and Dealer in Wagons, Carri- 
ages, Sleighs, &c. Repairing done neatly and 
piompUy 
Nason R. 11.. Manufr of and Dealer in Lumber, Lath 
and Shingles 

Merchant Tailor 

Goetzen Wm . .Merchant Tailor. Dealer in Cloths, Cas- 
si meres, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, Gent J 
Furnishing Goods, Machine Twist of all colors. 
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction 

Mason 

Lindsley H. M. .Stone Mason and Plasterer 

Physicians and Surgeons 

Clark E. D.. Physician and Surgeon 
Eldred J. N.. Physician and Surgeon 

Heal Estate 

Clark E. D. .Dealer in Real Estate 
Chapman G. W. .Dealer in Real Estate 
Gould P.. Dealer in Real Estate 
Nason R. II. ..Dealer in Real Estate 
Tuayer H. (J. .Dealer in Real Estate 

Miscellaneous 

Austin A. W. .Resident 

Bennett E. S.. Farmer 

Crofoot A. .Farmer and Gardener 

Chapman W . .Farmer and Resident 

Cant well G- W.. General Farmer. Also, Propr Millin- 
ery Shop 

Dresser Win . . Farmer 

Eastwood E. A . .Farmer 

Flisher J. C. .Foreman in J. C. Combs' Lumber Yard 

Mason II. P . . Farmer 

McKonzie H. F.. Sheet Iron, Tin and Coppersmith. 
Employee m U. J. Hopkins & Son's store 

Nason R. H.. Farmer, Grain and Stock raiser. Also, 
Lumberman 

Niver Wm. H.. Supervisor 

Mallory A. S.. General Farmer. Also, Justice of the 
Peace 

Post Garret. .Resident and Owner of Waverley House 

Sheldon Anson. .Farmer, Grain, Stock and Fruit raiser 

Slimier George. .Farmer and Lumberman 

Sterner Frank.. General Farmer 

'S myer H V P* • Goneral farmer. Also, Dealer in Stock 

W lerra an Erastus.. Foreman in Nason, Gould & Co.'s 
^r ^""niDerYard. Also, Lumber Inspector 

Wood Edward. .Farmer and Gardener 



Man ulactu r ers 

GouhTV^* Vr Iani I fr «f and Dealer in Lumber 
Gould E. F Manufr of Lumber and Salt. Res. corner 
ot^ Brewster and Washington streets, Saginaw 

Jerome T. & Co.. Manufrs of Lumber and Salt, Res. 
baginaw Ci'y ' 

^^S^i^^^n'? 1 ^^^ Dealers in Fine and 
bolar Salt. Orders for Salt, either by water or rail 

Tw ?,St ^ * °- ffi e and Wm ' ks > <Wto£ 

1 ost-om.ee, Last Saginaw 
Mershon A. H. .Proprietor of Planing Mill and Box Fac- 
,,. .* 0I ..Vt near junction J. L. & S. *fc F & P M R R's 
Merrill Charles * Co. . Lumber Manufacfure'sf Wesfof 

bagmaw River, North of Genesee ave. Bridge 

Physician and Smrg-eon 

Smith Eneene T Physician and Surgeon. Also Dealer 
m Drugs, Medicines, Notions. &c. 




Beyer G. L. . Engaged in general Farming. Stock and 

Fruit grower, sec 35 
Bernthal G. C.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 28 
Bickel It A. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 21 
hierletn John . . b armer. Fruit aud Stock grower, sec 27 
Bierlem J. M . .Engaged in general Farminy, sec 29 
Bierlem J G. . Engaged in general Farming, sec 20 
Beyerlem ,1. M. . tanner. Fruit and Sto.'k grower, sec 33 
Bernthal L. .Engaged m general Farming, sec 24 
Breiter J U. .General Farmer and School Director, sec 4 
Lender I redenck.. Engaged in general Farming. Bee 

raising a specialty, sec 4 
Bickel John J . . Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower sec 16 
Bickel Geo. L.. Farmer. Fruit and Stock grWer^Cam* 

into county m 1853. sec 15 
Beyerlein G M Engaged in general Farming, sec 22 
Bickel G.M. farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, sec 21 
Campau Henry. Engaged in general Farming, sec 30 
Conzelmann M.. Carpenter and Joiner and General 

Farmer, sec 34 ' 

Deuring John B.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 28 

r 1 "' 1 !} t ? m Vr* i ', nilL "' r * Fruit aud y Ulck grower, sec i4 
Gugel John M.. Engaued m general Farming, sec 28 
Galsterer John G. . Engaged in general Farming, sec 22 
Geyer John M . I armer. Fruit aud Stock grower, sec 10 
Hoffmann J.. En-aged in general Farming, Stock and 
TT,-lHnir r i ]t r P™ ver v A1 ? ' ^rpenter and Joiner, sec 35 
Hildnei J. G Engaged m general Farming, see 10 
Haas John P.. Engaged in general Farming, Stock and 

Fruit growing, sec 28 
Haas John. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 23 

K!fW^V EngU ^ in - eneral fining, sec 24 
Hoeraui Vv . M Farmer, Fruit and Stock grower, sec 34 
Jordan JolnrM. Engaged in general FiaWngVlto, 
t ^ A o e nt for Mowers and Reapers, sees 29 aud 20 
w™i A r? n ^ M " ' bhl &}S Qd ™ general Farming, sec 3 
Jerome H.. Engaged m general Farming. Also Sur- 
veyor, sec 32 * 
5™fft John L.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 22 
Knoll S . .Engaged in general Farming, sec 16 
Keinath John . . Engaged in general Farming, sec 21 

seefs *" Ueiieml Faime ''- A ^°, wSi Maker, 
Keinath J. G.. Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, fine 

Sheep raising a specialty, sec 24 
Kernel! iAn^T "'■ Frui V 1 ' 1 '. 1 ^°ck grower, sec 14 
sec 13 C " F " rm er. Fruit and Stock grower, 

^M^ecTf F ^it and Stock grower. Also, 

Ss? johrw •* V :FH r er - F ^ lt and Stock Slower, sec 19 
Li b t John G., Jr. .Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, sec 

29. Born m this town in 1850 
Lang C. Engaged in general Farming, sec 10 
Lammermann, J.. Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, 

Leidel J. M. .Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, sec 4 
Mossner Jacob . Fanner. Fruit and Stock grower, sec 10 
se^O 11 ' Jr " En ^ ed in general Farming, 

NUe ^kt n ,sec20' ,Geiierai Parmer ' A1S °' Cabinet 
Pfeiffer^Chas' G. . Teacher of English and German, Dis 

Palmreuther John M..Enga-ed in general Farming, 





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Pickelmann John.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 33 
Ranzenberger John a. .Brewer. Born in town in 1848, 

SeC 28 ,r » I> 

Ranzenberger John . . General Farmer. Also, Manufr of 

and Dealer in Brick, sec 28 . . 

Rodammer J. M..Baaratred in general Farming, sec 29 
Ruff Frederick . . Farmer. Stock and Fruit grower, sec 28 
Roth J. A.. General Farmer, Carpenter and Joiner. 

Also, Watch repairer, sec 26 
Reif J. G. .Engaged in general F .rming, sec 3 
Rogner, M. A.. General Farmer and Assessor of School 

District, sec 16 . 

Rummel John G. .Justice of the Peace. General Farmer 

and Carpenter and Joiner, sec 34 
Reiss Geo. .Farmer. Stock and Fruit grower, sec 34 
Rodammer F. .Farmer. Stock and Fruit grower, sec 18 
Schluckebier John. . Highway Commissioner and general 

Farmer, sec 11 
Schleier J. C . .Farmer. Stock and Fruit grower, sec 22 
Shellhas F. W.. Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, 

sec 33 , „,. , 

Schiefer Geo. M.. Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, 

sec 24 ■ . ■ . 

Uebler Joseph. .Engaged in general Farming. Grain 

raising a specialty, sec 9 
Yeitengruber John L . . Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, 

SeC 22 ^ * ~r> • t 

Williams G. M.. Justice of the Peace. Propr of Brick 

yard and general Farmer, sec 35 
Weber John K. . Engaged in general Farming 

township Oct., 27th, 1851, sec 2? 
Wagner M. .Farmer Fruit and Stock grower, sec 21 
Wenderlein J. A. .Engaared in general Farming, sec 14 
Weiss J. L. .Farmer. Stock and Fruit grower, sec 20 
Weber John F. . Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, sec 8 
Zucker John . .General Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, 

sec 27 
Ziegler John. . Farmer. Fruit and Stock grower, sec 25 



Born in 



miller 

Hubinger Lorenzo. .Propr of •' Star of the West" Grist 
and Flouring Mill. Finest quality of Flour and 
Feed constantly on hand. Custom Grinding done 
with despatch. Highest market price paid for 
Wheat 

Markets 

Goetzinger & Ranke. .Propr of first-class Meat Market, 
Highest price paid for Fat Cattle, Sheep, Hogs 
and Poultry. Farmers will do well to give us a 
call before selling their stock elsewhere 

Fraudenstein C Propr of Meat Market. Highest 
market price paid for stock 

Miscellaneous 

Nuechterlein J. G.. Teacher of English and German 

Riedel S. .Teacher of German School 

Rupprecht John. .Dealer in R^al Estate, having a num- 
ber of valuable village lots for sale 

Rchulz Frank . . Overseer of Tannery. Also, Farmer 

Zimmermann John M. .Brick and Stone Mason. Also, 
Farmer, sec 33 



Blacks ail i tli s 

Bickel G. A.. Manufr of Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs 
and Cutters. Horse-shoeing a specialty 

Reiehle Henry.. Manufr of Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs, 
and Cutters. Horse-shoeing a specialty 

Schafer George M.. Engaged in general Biacksmithing. 
Also, general Farmer and Supervisor of the town- 
ship 

Schreiner M. H.. Doing general Biacksmithing busi- 
ness. Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs and Cutters 
made to order. All work done with neatness and 
despatch 

Boots and Shoes 

Roller J. G. .Manufr of and Dealer in Boots and Shoes. 
Especial attention paid to fine work. Repairing 
done with neatness and despa* ch 

Schmuck Frrdk.. Manufr of and Dealer in Boots and 
Shoes. Especial attention paid to fine w r ork. Re- 
pairing done with neatness and despatch 

Brewers 

Geyer John G.. Propr of Cass River Brewery. Whole 

sale and Retail Dealer in Beer 
Luebkert Henry.. Foreman at Frankenmuth Brewery 
Schluckebier Peter.. Propr of Frankenmuth Brewery. 

Also, Farmer 

Carpenters and Builders 

List John M. .Carpenter and Joiner and Township Clerk 

Nuechterlein John C .. Carpenter and Joiner and Cabi- 
net Maker 

Nuechterlein Jacob. .Carpenter and Joiner and Builder 
and Cabinet Maker 

Rummel John S. .Carpenter and Joiner and Builder 

Druggist 

Koch Fred, W.. Druggist and Chemist. Also, School 
Superintendent 

Dry €jJoods and Groceries 

Hubinger John G.. Dealer in Dry Goods and all kinds 
Mdse. Manufr of and Dealer in Flour, Meal, 
Lumber, Staves, Shingles, &c. Also, Propr of 
Tannery 

Hubinger John M.. Dealer m (staple and Fancy Dry 
Goods, Groceries, Flour, Produce, Provisions, 
Crockery and Glassware, Clothing, Hats, Caps, 
Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c. Highest price paid for 
Shingles, Hoops and Country Produce 

Heine Jacob.. Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Crockery 
and Glass Ware, Wooden Ware, Cigars and To- 
hacco, Notions, &c. 

Furniture 

Scbmuck Adam. .Cabinet Maker and Millwright 

Motel 

Rittmaier Fred. W. .Propr of Exchange Hotel 

Mar sb ess 

Rau Wilhelm.. Manufr of and Dealer in Harness, Sad- 
dles, Wmps, Blankets, Robes, Fly Nets, &c. Re- 
pairing clone with neatness and despatch. Cus- 
tom work promptly done' 

Manufacturers 

Rau G. H.. Propr of Shingle Mill. Manufr of and 
Dealer in Shingles , 

Rau Ernst.. Manufr of Wagons, Carriages, Weighs and 
Cutters. Repairing done with neatness and de- 
spatch. Custom work a specialty 




Andrews S. B. .General Farmer, sec 25 

Crook I. J.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 27 

Graham R. .General Farmer, making a specialty of Hay 

growing, sec 28 
Graham S. W. .General Farmer and Lumberman, sec 22 
Graham J. .General Farmer, sec 23 
Graham J. W.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 23 
Hynes T. P.. Supervisor of Township and Farmer, sec 

28 
Hoyt G. W. .General Farmer, sec 27 
Kelsey G. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 21 
McKeage A. F. .General Farmer, sec 14 
Pettis Nelson . . " sec 14 

Reynolds Wm. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 23 
Shovan J.. General Farmer, sec 28 
Shovan F.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 21 
West A. .General Farming, sec 13 



Blower T. .General Farmer, Grain, Hay and Stock rais- 

ser, sec 7 
Dunbar E. S. .Supervisor. Also Farmer, sec 7 
Kaufman J. .Engaged in General Farming, sec 12 
McBratnie C. .General Farmer, Grain, Hay and Stock 

raiser, sec 5 
Murphy J. .General Farmer, and Propr of Briek Yard. 

Also, Lumberman, Frao,. sec 31 
LinconC. Engaged in Farming and Lumbering, see 5 
Leighton J.. General Farmer, Grain, Hay and Stock 

raiser, Fr. sec 32. 
Papst A. W. .Engaged in General Farming, sec 6 



J<MK-s«1«>hL 



Allison John W. .General Farmer, sec 33 
Beekar Anthony.. " sec 35 

Bo war Robert. . " sec 34 

Bvron Peter Sr.. " sec 33 

Bvron Peter Jr.. " sec 33 

Bow E. H.. General Farmer. Also, Dealer in Real 

Estate, sec 25 
Browu S- & J. .General Farmers, see 17 
Biker Amos. .General Farmer, see 25 
Bernthal John.. Manufr of Wagons, Carriages, Sleighs, 
and Cutters. Repairing of all kinds promptly 
done and satisfaction guaranteed. Also, Horse- 
shoeing done, sec 1 
Brmldin A.. General Farmer, see 28 
Crane Wm. A.. General Farmer, Insurance Agent, 

School Superintendent and Teacher, sec 19 
Cresswell Frank. .General Farmer, sec 20 
Coyle Amby.. General Farmer, sec 19 
Cnase Cyrus. .General Farmer, making Dairying a spe- 
cialty, sec 36 
Davis C. .General Farmer, sec 33 

Duprats Lewis. .General Farmer and Gardener, sec 25 
Duprats Jacque. .General Farmer, sec 25 
Fisher H. .General Farmer, sec 27 
Frank Geo.. " sec 22 

Garner James.. '" sec 20 

Garner Henry.. " see 20 

Gleeson Thomas . . General Farmer. Also, Justice of the 

Peace, sec 27 
Gaetz Andreas.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provi- 
sions, Hardware, Arc. Also, General Farmer, sec 1 
Hubbard Abner. .General Farmer. Settled in Saginaw 

City in 1814, sec 33 
Himmler L. .Teacher of the German school, sec 1 
Hotchkiss L. L & Co. .Mann frs and Dealers in Lum- 
ber and Salt, Brooks, Mich 
Hast G. A. .Propr of Saw and Grist Mill, sec 2 
Johnson E. M.. Market Gardener, Hunter and Trapper, 

sec 25 
Jewett A . .General Farmer, sec 27 
KrapohlWm.. " sec 27 

Koch Bernard.. General Farmer. Settled on sec 2 in 

1853, sec 1 
Ludlum A. E. .General Farmer, sec 28 
Loeffler John. . " sec 35 

Loeffler L. .Supervisor of township, sec 34 
Leinberger John A.. Township Clerk and Postmaster. 

Settled in this township in 1847, sec 1 
Marti Jacob. .'General Farmer and Stock Grower, sec 26 
Marti Adam.. " sec 35 

McKay John G. .General Farmer. Also, Circular Saw- 
yer, sec 27 
Mueller J. F.. Member of the Evangelical Lutheran 
Senate, of Misouri, Ohio, and. other states, and 
Pastor of St.- John's Church at Ameleth 
Miilor F. .General Farmer, sec 21 
Mack erisen Carl. . " sec 6 

Onasch A. K.. Teacher of the German school in Ame- 
lith. Also, Member of the Evangelical Lutheran 
Senate, of Misouri, Ohio and other states, sec 15 
Purchase E.. General Farmer, *ec 19 
Schnell John S. .General Farmer, sec 15 
Sievers F.. Pastor of the St. Paul's German Lutheran 

Church, sec 1 
Steinboiuer M.. General Farmer. Came to this county 

in 1853, sec 14 ■ 

Schmidt John K.. General Farmer. Also, Butcher, 

sec 22 
Schuetz J.. General Farmer. Also, Carpenter and 

Joiner, sec 33 
Von Renner W. Jr.. Teacher of the English school, 

sec 1 
Wellington Mrs. N. M.. Engaged in general Farming, 

sec 25 
Ziegler T. M. .General Farmer, sec 1 



Bloomer A. B.. Dealer in general Mdse. Also, Post- 
master and Notary Public, and Justice of .the 
Peace at Greene Station, sec 27 
Fleming Thomas. .General Farmer, see 10 
Greene D. W.. Manufr and Dealer in Rough and 
Dressed Lumber, Lath and Shingles. Grain and 
Ground Feed on hand, at Greene Station. Also, 
Propr of Grist Mill, sec 27 
Hill E. C. . Propr of " 1876 House." This House has 
been newly built and furnished, and now affords 
good accommodation to the traveling public, for 
man and beast, Greene Station, sec 27 
Johnston C. V.. General Farmer and Dealer in general 

Merchandise, Greene Station, sec 27 
Jones W. \i. & T. .General Farmers, sec 22 
Kenedy John. .General Farmer, sec 10 
Sweeney Thos.. General Farmer and Mason, sec 14 
West A. J.. Manufr of and Dealer in Shingles and 
number. Also, Dealer in genl mdse, West's Sta- 
tion, sec 28 



Arman J. .General Farmer,. sec 17 
Arm an F R.. " sec 17 

Arman Edmund A. .General Farmer, sec 17 



Runibaugh J. C. " sec 8 . 

Reed W. H. .Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, 

Crockery, &c. sec 16 
Rolfe Wm . . General Farmer, see 28 
Rolfe I. . " sees 29 an ^ 33 

Rolfe G . . ■ " sec 33 

SchwarzJ.. " sec 7 

Smith C. A.. " sec 21 

Smith R. L. .Carpenter and Joiner. 
Minister of the Gospel, see 27 
Tozer H. General Farmer, sec 12 
Voith J.. " making a specialty oi Stock 

raising, sec 28 
Walaer Wm.. General Farmer, sec 22 
WinzerA " sec 29 

Zintel L. . " Also Apiarist, sec 7 



Also Farmer, and 




Anffst J... General Farmer, sec 28 ■_ 

Artmann J. .Manufr of and Dealer^n Single and Double 

Harnesses. Also General Farmer, sec 15 
Bodine W. T. .General Farmer, sec 29 
BarnhartB.. " sec 22 

BuckleyS. D.. " Also propr of Threshing 

Machine sec 4 
Carter H. F.. General Farmer, sec 7 
Carmer J. L . . ■ ' making a specialty of Stock 

raising, sec 16 
Confer N.. 
Confer J . . 

chine, sec 34 
Confer F. M.. 
Confer E.. 
Dredge T. S. . ' 

Deneen W. L. . * 
Foster C. 
Franklin B.. " 

raising, sec 32 
Glazier Wm.. ' 

Gross J . . ' 

Green P- A.. ' 

raising, sec 16 
HenigeG. M.. 

raising, sec 27 
Henige J. A.. ' 

raisimr, sec 33 
H usted J. W.. 
Haffner L. 
Hunter J . . ** 

growing. Also P.M, sec 25 
Hirschmann G. M.. General Farmer.see^S 
Irland M.. «----•. ^-- 

13 
James H . . 

raising, sec 15 
JuddJ, V.. 



sec 35 

Also propr of Threshing Ma- 
sec 34 
sec 35 
sec 9 
sec 4 
sec 33 
making a specialty of Stock 

sees 33 and 34 

sec 26 

making a specialty of Stock 



making a specialty of Stock 

Also Apiarist, sec 25 

sec 22 ■ . 

making a specialty of Fruit 



Grain and Stock grower, sec 
making a specialty of Stock 



Knauf J . 
Magoffin H.. 
Morrison F. . 
Mai'sey J . . 
Miner G . . 

chine, sec 5 
Northwood John, 

tate agent. 



sec 35 

Also Apiarist, sec 7 

sec 10 

sec 9 

sec 11 

Also propr of Threshing Ma- 




Averill IT. 8 . . General Farmer, sec 23 

Anthony Geo. D. . " Also Carpenter, Joiner 

and Millwright, sec 16 

Abhy Amos.. General Farmer. Also Wagon Maker, 
and Director of Dist. No. 6, sec 25 

Bennett Jedd..Twp Clerk, and General Farmer, sec 29 

Bunterbeart F. .General Farmer, sec 15 

Carson Catherine Annie. .Engaged in General Farming, 
sec 13 

Cooper A. T.. General Farmer. Also Carpenter and 
Joiner, sec 28 

Cone Martin. . " and ex-M.D., sec 22 

ConeW. 8.. " sec 8 

EnnesJasR.. " Wagon] and Carriage 

Maker, sec 2 ^ :^gli 

Fitting August C. " sec 15 "'""" ■ 

Gillet Geo. W.. Small Fruit Culturist and Apiarist. 
Cap Honey in Cases, from 2 lbs upwards always on 
hand, sec 28 

Johnson Joseph B. .General Farmer. Also Salt and Ar- 
tesian Well-Borer. Wells sunk at short notice and 
satisf iction guaranteed, sec 2 

Lunney Peter.. General Farmer. Also Shingle Sawyer 
at Henry & Co's. Mill, sec ] 5 

McEvers C. .General Farmer, sec 2 

Mould Thos. Jr.. " sec 34 

Metcalf Wm. E.. Civil Engineer. Also Farmer, sec 27 

O'Connor P. & Ft. .General Farmers, sec 10 

Porter Joseph.. Supervisor of Twp and Farmer, sec 22 

Pettit W. D.. Highway Commissioner, and General 
Farmer, sec 28 

Phelps Civilian . . General Farmer. Also Superintendent 
of Schools and Teacher, sec 10 

Perkins Nathaniel. .General Farmer, sec 15 
Smith Gilbert.. " sec 1 . ' 

Smith H. D. . Engaged in General Farming. Also Car- 
penter and Joiner, sec 29 
Walker W. M.D . . Dealer in General Merchandise. Also 
Physician and Surs-eon, Station Agent and Post- 
Master at Randall P. O., Porter's Station 
Zabel F. .General Farmer, sec 12 



Henry James. .Manufr of Lumber and Shingles 
Lunnev James A . . Firm of James Henry & Co 
McBratnie Wm.. Dealer in General Merchandise 
Savoiy Hilary, M.D. .Physician and Surgeon 
Thomas Philo. .General Farmer. Also propr of Black- 
smith Shop 




Manufacturers 



.Farmer, Conveyancer and Real Es- 

u „, uv , „„. All business in this line intrusted to 

me will receive prompt attention. Mr. Northwood 
was one of the earliest settlers in the Township, 
sec 35. ■ 

Payn J.. General Farmer. Mr. Pay n was one of the 
earliest settlers in the Township, sec 5 

Parmelee T. J.. General Farmer, sec 26 

Parmelee T. M.. " Grain, Hay, and Stock 

raiser sec 26 



Barr John. .Manufr of Common and Stock Brick. Brick 
always on hand. Yard and Kes sec 18, Post-office 

Sapindw City ■ , „, , -« • i -o • i 

Malt S.. Manufr of common and Stock Brick. Brick 

always on hand. Yard and Res sec 18, Post-office 

Saginaw City , , ., 

Parker Thomas. .Propr of Brick Yard. Also genl 

Farmer, sec 19 
Shattuck S.. Propr of Saw and Grist Mill. Also geirl 

Farmer, sec 12 ■ 

Miscellaneous 

Anderson James. .General Farmer, Grain and Stock 

grower, sec 4 . 
Batchelor C. C. .Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 11 
Benjamin D. B . .Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 30 
Bacon G. W.. General Farmer, Grain and Stock grower- 
sec 13 
Butts S.. General Farmer, sec 15 
Douglas Geo. .General Farmer, sec 9 
Elmer W. L. P. .Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 15 .. 
Fischer John . . General Farmer and Horticulturist, sec 

16 
Goessmann Fred. .Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 14 
Harris M.. Keeper of the County Poor House. Also 

General Farmer, sec 12, Res sec 18 
Hemmeter J. M. .Contractor and Builder. Brick, Stone 
and Plaster, sec 21, Post-office Saginaw City 





128 



Saginaw' County Business Notice 



^5© 



Hackett Mrs. T. .1 have 120 acres of First-Class Farming- 
Lands, situated 6 miles north-west of Saginaw 
City. First-class house, barns and out-buildings. 
Good orchard in bearing. Good wells, sufficient to 
water the whole place. Terms— one-fourth, the 
purchase money at the time of possession, the rest 
to remain a term of years, to suit purchaser, sec 12 

Loeblein John. .Practical Miller in Shattuck's Mill, 
Shattuckville, sec 13 

McClelhm Benjamin.. Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 19 

McCarty James. .General Farmer, Grain and Stock 
grower, sec 11 

O'Donnell Edward. .Engaged in gen'l Farming, see 2 

Pussahl John. .General Farmer, Grain and Stock grower, 
spc 5 

Ripley Thos. C. .Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 13 

Squiie Josiah. .General Farmer, sec 4 

Spaeth John C. .Supervisor of Township. Also General 
Farmer, sec 16 

Swarthout A. R.. Township Clerk. Also Engaged in 
gen'l Farming, sec 20 

Swarthout J. N.. Engaged in gen'l Farming, making a 
specialtv of Small Fruits, sec 21 

Swarthout Lewis. .Gener .1 Farmer, Grain and Stock 

grower, making a specialty of buying and selling 

Stock. Also agent for one of the best Eeapers and 

Mowers in U5,e. Also Milk Dealer. Customers in 

■ any part of the Cily supplied, sec 16 

Smith Geo. A.. Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 20 

Shattuck W.. Engaged in gen'l Farming. Also Super- 
intendent of the Poor, Sec I 

Spindler John. .Engaged in gen'l Farming, sec 18 

Trier Charles. .General Farmer, Sec 8 

Ure Robert. .President or the Saginaw County Agricul- ' 
tural Society. Also General Farmer, sec 11 

"Winter Adam. . Ueneral Farmer, sec 21 

Zimmerman John . . General Farmer, sec 10 




At tormeys 

Brooks J. M. .Attorney at Law, 316 Genesee ave 

Camp & Brooks.. Attorneys, rooms 1 and 2, Turner 

Block, Washington ave 

Delandife Clark.. La w and Fire Insurance Office, Post 

S?™ B 1 loC ^' South Sa 8"iaw. M. B. Deland. 

W. Clark, Jr 

Duranrl & Paine. .Attorneys at Law. Office, room 13 

Wisner Block, Genesee ave ' 

Flanders & Wilber. .Attorneys, cor Cass st and Genesee 

ave 
Fey Conrad. .Attorney at Law, cor Cass st and Genesee 

ave 
Gage Chauneey H.. Attorney at Law, "Wisner Block, 

Genesee ave 
Gage & Gage. .Successors to D. W. C. Gage. Attornevs 
at Law. Office, 117 South Washington st. Es- 
tablished, 1855 
Gillett & Hoiden.. Attorneys, "Wisner Block, Genesee 

ave 
Hall JohnT..Atty at Law and Real Estate Agent 
Examining Titles, Selling and Benting Property, 
and placing Loans on Real Estate, specialties, 117 
Genesee ave, 2d floor 
Huckins Seth G.. Atty and Counsellor at Law,Solicitor 
in Chancery, 308 Genesee ave. Collections made 
a specially 
Loveland W. J '.Atty and Counsellor at Law. General 
Land and Tax Agent, Hess' Block, cor Genesee 
and Washington aves 
Mc Arthur John. .Atty at Law, cor Cass st and Genesee 

ave 
McDonald John EL. Attorney, over 107 South Washing- 
ton ave ° 
Perkins D. W. .Atty at Law, south-east corner Genesee 

ave and Franklin st 
Peters J. B. .Atty at Law, 5 Hoyt Block, corner Genesee 

and Washington aves 
Porter S. M..Atty and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in 
Chancery. Collections and all matters pertaining 
to the purchase and sale of Real Estate promptly 
attended to, cor Washington ave and Charles st 
Ransford Byron L.. Atty at Law, over First National 
Bank, Genesee ave. Collections promptly attend- 
ed to. Divorce and other Chancery oases given 
particular attention. Address Lock Box 450, East 
Saginaw 
Smith Harlan P. .Atty, 111 South Washington ave 
Thompson & Tarsney..Attys, 12 Wisner Block, Genesee 

ave 
Wheeler John J . . Atty at Law. Office over Merchants 

National Bank, Washington ave 
Wisner & Draper. .Attys, Merchants Bank Building 

Washington ave. O. F. Wisner. 0. S. Draper 
Webber Wm. L. .Attorney at Law 

Abstracts 

Smith's Real Estate and Abstract Office. I have a com- 
plete Abstract of Titles to all Lands in Saginaw 
county, and make a specialty of furnishing Ab- 
stracts of Titles, Placing Loans, and Perfecting 
Defective Titles, for all of which T have unequaled 
facilities. Choice Farming Lands and City Prop- 
erty for sale on long time. If you wish to buy- 
sell or exchange Real Esfate nf any description' 
please give me a c ,11. Harlan P. Smith, 111 
South Washington ave 



Ai'cMtects 

Emery & Haug.. Architects and Builders. Contracts 
taken at lowest rates, and satisfaction guaranteed 
Cass st, between German st and Genesee ave . 



Hanks and Kanfeers 

First National Bank. .Cor of Genesee ave and Cass st' 

E. T- Judd, President. L. A. Clark, Cashier 
Merchants National Bank. .Washington ave, north of 

Genesee ave. Douglass Hoyt, Cashier 
Savings Bank of East Saginaw.. Washington ave, 

north of Genesee ave. H. C. Potter, Prest. J. F. 

Brown, Secy 
Second National Bank. .Genesee ave, north ofWashing- 

ton ave. R. G. Horr, Prest 

Hosier .Makers 

Enterprise Boiler Works.. Capt C. W. Gray, Propr. 
Manufr of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron Work of 
every description. Repairs promptly attended to. 
Shop, cor North Water and Astor sts 

Pioneer Steam Boiler Works. .Cor of Washington and 
Mason sts. Steele Bros. & Massey, (successors to 
Thomas Steele) Proprs. High and Low Pressure 
Steam Boilers, Smoke Pipes. Tubes Welded. 
Breeching and sheet Iron Work of everv descrip- 
tion. Repairs promptly attended to 

Books and Stationery 

Doughty T. E.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Books 
Stationery and Wall Paper, 207 Genesee ave 

Hoolk Binder 

Prey Albert H.. General Book Binder and Blank Book 
Manufr. Magazines, Old Books, and Music 
bound in the latest style, Franklin st, bet German 
and Genesee 



Swarthout H. W. .Carpenter. Also, Cabinet Work 
done. Shop, cor German and Jefferson sts 

Waller Henry.. Carpenter, Contractor and Builder, Em- 
erson, bet Jefferson and Welles sts 

Wrege John , .Carpenter, cor Lapeer and Second sts 

Zwerk George C. .Carpenter, with Wm. T. Markey 

Carriage manufacturers 

Baker Wm. H.. Carriage Manufr. Trimming, Paint- 
ing and Repairing dune at short notice. Carria- 
ges, Phaetons. Delivery Wagons and Cutters con- 
stantly on hand or made to order at short notice, 
German st, bet Cass and Franklm 

Dolliver C. A. .Manufr of Heavy Wagons, Sleighs, and 
Lumbermen's Tools, cor Franklin and German sts 

Houghton Wm, S.. Wagon Manufr, Franklin, near 
Gorman sts 

Totten Henry O.. Wagon Manufr. Repairing of all 
kinds done on short notice, cor Saginaw and Mac- 
kinaw sts 



Cigar Manufacturers and Beaters 

E>ebs Otto. .Manufr of Cigar*, 117 Lapeer st 

Soyer Geo. A. & Co. .Tobacconists, 105 South Washing- 



constantly on hand . Brass and Composi tion Boxes 
and Castings of all kinds, made to order on short 
notice. Parallel Lumber Edgers and Stave Ma- 
chines. Jobbing of all kinds done promptly All 
work warranted to give satisfaction. Geo. C. Mer- 
rill, A. W. Bacon 



Furniture Manufacturers and 



Feige Bros. .Man ufrs of Fine Furniture, Wa.rerooms 
and office, 318 and 320 Gtnesee ave. Wholesale 
warehouse, Cass st. Factory, cor Hoyt st and 
Genesee ave. Branch store, Bay City 

Heinemann 0. & Co..Manufrs and Dealers in Furni- 
ture, Upholstery Goods and Mattresses always on 
hand. 211 Genesee ave, Factory on Third near 
Lapeer st 



CtetlBlBlS 



Koch & Co..Manufrs and Dealers in Clothing, Gents' 
F'urnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c, 117 and 119 
Genesee ave. Joseph Koch. Henry Koch. Sig- 
mund Loeb 

Little Jake.. The One-price Clothier. Manufr and 
Dealer in Men's, Boys', Youths', and Children's 
Clothing. Largest stock of Gents' Furnishing 
Goods. Hats, Caps, &c, in the Union, 301 and 303 
Genesee ave 




Ulaclssiniins 

Baker Wm. H. .Horse - Shoer and general Blacksmith. 
Shop on German, bet Cass and Franklin sts 

Dolhver 0. A. .General Blacksmith. Horse Shoeing a 
specialty, cor Franklin and German sts ° 

Fish F. L. P.. General Blacksmith. Bristol, between 
Washington ave and Water st 

Hoff John G.. General Blacksmith, making a specialty 
of Horse Shoeing. Wagons, &c, Ironed to order 
Wood Work also done. Frankiin,between Tuscola 
and Johnson sis 

Moxley Richard. .Cor Cass and German sts. Practical 
Horse-shoer. Mr. Moxley shod Goldsmith Maid 
and Judge Fullerton in July, 1874, and has also 
shod the most prominent horses on the track ii> 
m this city for the pa*t two years. Received fir«t 
premium for the best shod horse, and a premium 
tor Horse Shoes at the Michigan State Fair of 
1875. Personal attention paid to all Horse shoe- 
ing. Hand turned Shoes kept in stock and used 
wnen desired . Call and examine my stock of shoes 
Shultz John. . Eugaged iu general Blacksmithing. East 

side Cass near Tuscola st 
Williamson Wm.. General Blacksmith. Makin^ a. 
specialty of Mill and Salt Block Work, Sagiuaw 
between King and Mackinaw sts, South Saginaw 

Boots and Snoes 

Little, Jake & Weaver,. Dealers in all kinds of Boots 
and Shoes. Cable Screw Wire goods a specialty, 
No. 220 Genesee st, opposite Everett House 

Warner W. H.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots 
and Shoes, Rubber goods, Boot Pads, &c. The 
Buot and Shoe house of W. H. Warner, iNo. 214 
Genesee st, East Saginaw, is the most reliable 
Shoe house in the Sayinaw valley You will hud 
the best and largest stock to select from in the 
City. Oar motto is Ready Sales, Small Proiits 
and Defy Competition 



Brokers 

Alilson John P. .Beuna Vista Block 

Peck & Co. .Cass st., rear First National Bank 

j&atn Hooms 

Everett House Bath and Tonsorial Rooms. First-class 
m every particular. Peter P. Heller, Propr. 
Everett House Corner : 



Bottling -Works 

Quinnin Lewis . . Propr of City Bottling Works. Manufr 
of and Wholesale Dealer in Root Beer, Ginger 
Ale, Pop and Cider, Genesee ave near Chestnut st 

Breweries 

Darmstaetter Louis.. Propr of Brewery, "Washington 

ave, m the Grove 
Raquet P. & G.. Proprs of Brewery, cor Lapeer and 

Second sts . 

Zeigner F. .Propr of Zeigner's Brewery, cor Second and 

Johnson sts 



Contractors, Carpenters and 
-Builders 

Armstrong W. A.. Contractor for laying Holly Water 
Pipes. Digging and Laying Brick or Tile, Sewers 
Excavating and Grading Streets, &c. Office and 
Res east side Elm, between Warren and Maple sts 

Boergert F.. Architect, Carpenter, Contractor and 
Builder, cor Fifth and Tuscola sts 

Emery & Haug. .Carpenters and Builders, Cass bet Ger- 
man st and Genesee ave 

Glasby Wra. F. .Contractor. Res Campbell, bet Welles 
and Jefferson sts 

Markey, W. T.. Carpenter, Contractor and Builder 
Warren bet Johnson and Fitzhugh sts ' 



Coal Beater 

Tuthill Joshua.. Dealer in Coal, Fire Brick and Clay, 
Water, near Johnson st. Also, Water st, Sagin- 
aw City 

Crockery ared Glassware 

Harrison H. L. & Co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
Crockery, China, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Glassware, 
Plated Goods, Cutlery, Mirrors, "Window Shades, 
Yankee Notions, and a general assortment of 
House Furnishing Goods, which we offer at the 
lowest market rates, 113 Genesee ave 

Cabinet Maker 

Schaecker Rudolph . .Cabinet Work, &c, making a spe- 
cialty of Repairing Billiard and Pigeon Hole 
Tables, Park st, bet Tuscola and Johnson sts 

Drugs and Medicines 

Bruske R. .Cor Jefferson and Genesee aves. Dealer in 
Drugs, Medicines, »kc 

Frenz Dr. E.. Propr of the Germania Drug Store. 
Prescriptions carefully compounded, day or night, 
cor 4th and Lapeer sts 

Melfhers Henry. .Druggist and Apothecary. Dealer in 
Drugs, Chemicals, Pure Wines and Liquors. 
Trusses, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Fancy 
Goods, &c. Cor of Genesee ave and Jefferson st. 
Prescriptions fully compounded day or night 

Simoneau L.. Dealer in Drutfs, Medicines, Chemicals, 
Paints, Oi s, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, Fine Soaps, 
Sponges, Brushes. Perfumery, Dye Woods aud 
Dye Stuffs generally. Pure Wines and liquors 
for Medicinal purposes, and other articles kept 
by druggists. Physycians' Prescriptions carefully 
compounded. 212 Genesee ave 

Bentist 

Mann H. S . .Dentist. Office, Mann's Block, Franklin st 

Dry Goods 



Clark & Ellis. .Dealers in Staple and Fancv Drv Goods. 
Notions, Carpets, Millinprv, &c, 206 and 208 Gene- 
see ave. W. H Ola/tk, Ella M. Ellis 

Croll II. & Co .-.Dealers in Drv Goods and Notions, 
Little Jake Block, next door to Little Jake 

Fish & Rogers.. Dry Goods. 322 Genesee ave, and 106 
South Cass st 



Bollar Store 

The Saginaw Valley Dollar Store, 113 Genesee ave, is a 
permanent institution, and daily offers great bar- 
gains in all kinds of useful and ornamental goods. 
The stock is one of the largest in the West, and 
consists of articles needed in every family. All 
persons visiting East Saginaw should not fail to 
call and see how many goods a little money will 
buy. The trade supplied at low rates for cash. 
H. L. Harrison & Co 



Flint and Fere Marquette R. 

Officers 



IBt. 



Hoyt Jesse, Pres. Potter H. C, Sec, Treas and General 
Manager. Keeler Sanford, Supt. Nourse J. P., 
General Ticket Agent. Edwards D., General 
Freight Agent. Webber Wm. L., Land Commis- 
sioner. Newcomb Geo. K, Attorney. Meredith 
M. Van B., Assistant Supt. Ledlie Gilbert W., 
Auditor. Newton A. W., Clerk, Land office 

Founders and Machinists 

Merrill & Bacon.. Cor of MeCroskey and Water sts 
Builders of Circular Saw and Salt Well Machin- 
ery, Salt Pumps, Valves, Funnels, &c. All kinds 



General Stores 

Goescbel H. & E.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Gen- 
eral Merchandise, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, 
Groceries, Provisims, Crockery, Glassware, Hard- 
ware, Plated Ware, House Furnishing Goods, &c. 
410 Genesee ave 

O'Donnell John. .Dealer in General Merchandise,Wash- 
ington ave, bet Center and Charles sts 

Gold and Silver -Plater 

Corbett Burt E.. Manufr of Fine Jewelry of all kinds. 
Keystones, Maltese Crosses, Badges, &c. Gold 
and Silver Plating, Enameling, and Etruscan 
Coloring. All kinds of Job work done to order 
promptly. 3 Hess Block, cor Genesee and Wash- 
ington aves 

Grocers (Wholesale) 

Boyd It. & Co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Gro- 
ceries, Provisions and Lumbermen's Supplies, &c. 
Store, cor Genesee ave and Water st. Warehouse 
cor Potter and Water sts 

Stewart James & Co. . Wholesale Dealers in Lumber- 
men's Supplies, Salt and Shingles. Foot of Gene- 
see ave, next to Bridge 

Grocers (Retail) 

Bosselman John.. Dealer in Family Groceries, Provi- 
sions, Flour .Feed, &c. Col Lapeer and Sixth sts 

Beschkee Henry & Co.. Dealers in Groceries and Provi- 
sions, Douglass st, bet Hess and Main 

Creen John & James. .Dealers in Groceries and Provi- 
sions, cor Water and T uscola sts 

Eymer A. .Dealer in Groceries and Provisions, Flour, 
• Feed and Liquors. Bottled Lager Beer. Ill La- 
peer st 

Fisher & Barber.. (Successors to Simpson, Barber & Co.) 
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, 
Dried Fruits, &c. 317 Genesee ave 

Henning John & Son. .Dealers in Groceries, Flour, Feed, 
Liquors, &c. Fif di, bet Fitzhugh and Johnson sts 

Jones Cnester B. .(Successor to maunders and Jones.) 
Dealer in Groceries, Prime Butter and Cheese. 
Imported and Domestic Pickels. Canned and 
Bottled Goods for Table u&e of the finest quality, 
Tobacco and Cigars. Genesee ave 

Koapplinger John.. Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, 
Flour, Feed, &e. Also, Wholesale aud Retail 
Dealer in Wines and Liquor. Cor Genesee ave 
and Hoyt st 

Schmelzer N.. General Dealer in Groceries and Provi- 
sions; Wines and Liquors. 1113 Water st 

Hardware 

Buckhout B. B.. Dealer in Hardware, Stoves and Tin- 
ware, 112 North Water st Res, 226 Washington 
ave 

Morley Bros.. 110 North Washington ave and 110 to 114 
South Water st 

Spencer C. & T. B.. Dealers in Hardware, 104 and 106 
South Water st 

Harness Manufacturers 

Warner & Gould.. Manufs of all kinds of Harness and 
Turf Goods. Dealers in Whips, Blankets, Brushes, 
&c. Special attention given to repairing, Franklin 
st, bet Lloyd House and Courier office. G. C 
Warner, G. S. Guuld 

Yeaton P. & Co. .Manurrs of and Dealers in Harness, 
Saddles, Collars, Bridles, Whips, Robes, Blankets, 
Brushes, Combs, Trunks, Valises, &c. All kinds 
of repairing neatly done on short notice. Frank- 
lin st 



Hats, Caps, ^;c 

Penney A. K. & Son.. Dealers in Hats, Caps, Furs, &e 
Cor Genesee ave and Franklin st 

House Movers 

Lewis James.. House and Safe Mover. Southeast cor 
Franklin and Hoyt sts. Res, cor Washington ave 
and Hoyt st 

Hotels 

Bancroft Rouse.. First class in every particular. Cor 

Genesee and Washington aves 
Everett House . . Lew B . Clark, Propr. Cor Genesee ave 

and Cass st 
Driving Park Hotel. .Wm. Bishop. Propr. Jefferson st. 

near entrance to Fair Grounds 
Edelmann's Hotel. .John G. Edelmann, Propr. Genesee 

ave- bet-Webster and Park sts 
Farmers' Hotel.. Boehm & Miller, Proprs. Also. Bot- 

tiers of Lager Beer. Genesee ave, cor Park st 
h armers' Home . . K. Eschkenbach, Propr. Cor Genesee 

ave and Park st 
Irving Ho use.. Opposite F, & P. M. Passenger Depot. 

Also, First class Billiard room attached. G. BecK> 

with, Propr 





Saginaw County Business Notices. 



129 





Michigan House.. Gov Genesee ave and Brewster st. 

John Dietrich, Propr , 

Stauber'sHoteL.F. J. Moeller, Propr. Water st, bet 

Genesee ave and German st 
Scanlon House.. John Scanlon, Propr. Cor Water and 

Thompson sts 
Salina Bouse.. Cor Washington ave and Gallagher st, 

South Saginaw. Perry Carter, Propr 

Ice I>ealer 

Mower M. C . .Ice Healer. Office, Bliss Blocker Gen- 
esee and "Washington aves. Res, cor Hoyt and 
Bates 



Insurance Agents 

Allen & Robison.. Insurance Agents. Independent 
Agency. Room 4, Hoyt Block, cor Genesee and 
Washington aves 

Anneke Fred & Co. .Insurance, Real Estate and Money- 
Brokers. Luster Block, cor Genesee ave and 
Cass st _ .. T _ 

Burton F. J.. General Insurance Agent. Room No. 8, 
Hoyt Block, cor Washington and Genesee aves 

DeLand & Clai k . .Insurance Agents. Sikes' Block, j unc- 
tion South Washington ave and Mackinaw st 

Eerguson A.. Insurance A.genc. Office, 106 North 
Washington ave, with W. Union Telegraph Co. 
Also, Manager W. Union Telegraph office, and 
Deputy Collector of Customs 

Fey Conrad. .Insurance Agent. Nicodemus Block, Gen- 
esee ave „ _ . „ T A i. 

Lockley George. .Fire,Marine and Life Insurance Agent, 
Office, Merchants' National Bank Building, Wash- 
ington ave ,A--ncr -U 

McClintock E. J. .General Insurance Agent. 10/ Wash- 
ington ave., formerly occupied by T. P. Sheldon 
&Co 

Justices of the Peace 

Brooks J. M. .316 Genesee ave 

Miller H. .7 and 8 Wisner Block, Genesee ave 

lieatlier 

Carlisle F. W, & Co.. Tanners. Wholesale and Retail 
Healers in Hides, Leather and Findings. Cash 
paid for Hides and Pelts. Cor Water and Tuscola 



Lime Manufacturers 

Johnson & Quinnin. .Manufrs of Kelly Island Stone 
Lime and Dealers in Akron Cement, Calcined 
Plaster, Hair for Plastering, Brick, Building Stone 
and Coal. Particular attention paid to orders. 
Water st, foot of Hayden 

Livery, Sale and Boarding- Stables 

Boehm & Miller. .Livery and Boarding Stable. Wil- 
liam, bet Park and Genesee ave 

Harvey & Coleman . . Livery and Sale Stables. Horses 
and Carriages at all hours. Stables, cor Franklin 
and Genesee sts, and cor Washington ave and 
Tuscola st 

Owen J. D.. Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables. (For- 
merly John McKinnon's} Cass st, oppos Engine 
house 

Lumber Inspectors 

Wilson H. S. & J. M.. Lumber Inspecting and Ship- 
ping from all points on Saginaw river. Office, 209 
Genesee ave 



Lumber Manufacturers and 
Dealers 



Atwood W. Q,. .Lumberman. Res, cor of Jefferson and 
Hoyt sts 

Burnham & Still.. East Side river, near Mackinaw st 
Bridge 

Burt W. R. & Co. .Manufrs of Lumber, Lathe, Shingles 
and Salt. Office at Mill (Melbourne) and 215 
North Water st. W. 11. Burt, East Saginaw. 
Mitchell & Rowland, Cincinnati, Ohio 

Catlin E. S. & Co. .Inspectors and Commission Dealers 
in Lumber, Lath and Shingles. Prompt atten- 
tion given to the Purchase, Inspection and Ship- 
ping of Lumber to any point, on the Saginaw 
river. Office, Fisher's Block, Genesee ave 

Brewer Addison P.. Manufr of Gang-sawed Pine, Ash 
and Hemlock Lumber, Lath and Salt. Dealer in 
Shingles. Shipments made by rail or water. Mill 
below F. & P. M. Railway depot. Office, 30S 
Genesee ave, up siairs 

Callam Wm . . Manufr of Lumber. Res, Saginaw City 

Cummings L. h). & Co.. Log Scalers. Also, Lumber 
Dealers. Exchange Block, Genesee ave 

Eaton, Potter & Co. .King, foot of Center st 

Eddy Avery tit Co.. Manufrs and Dealers in Lumber 
and Salt. Mills at Bay City. Office, Room 6, 
Hoyt's Block, Genesee ave 

Gamble John . . Manufr of Lumber and Salt, and Dealer 
in Logs and Timber* Office, White's Block, cor 
Washington ave and German st 

Gebhart St Estabrook. .Manufrs of and Dealers in Lum- 
ber, Lath and Salt. Mills and office, south of 
Mackinaw street Bridge 

Hoyt Jesse.. W. J. Bartow, Agent. Beuna Vista 
Biock 

Hess Charles P. .Res, Charles st, near Washington ave 

Hauptrnau Geo. JUL.. Lumber Dealer. Res, Miller, bet 
Jefferson and Warren sts 

Ingledew John. . Lumber Dealer. Res, West side Wash- 
ington ave, near Mackinaw st 

Jones Chester B. .Commission Lumber Merchant. 
Agent for Purchase of Lumber, Shingles, Lath 
and Logs. Particular attention paid to ihe In- 
spection and Shipping of Lumber, Shingles and 
Lath from any point on Saginaw river. Office, 
Water st, a few door-* north of Bridge 

Jackson Andrew E.. Lumber Dealer. Cor Washington 
ave and Hayden st 

Lee Charles. .Manufr and Dealer in Rough and Dressed 
Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Laths, &c. Cor 
of Hoyt and Water sts 



Mason L. P. . {Successor to Estabrook & Mason.) Com- 
mission Dealer in Lumber and Shingles. Office, 
1 Bliss Block, oppos Bancroft House. Will give 
especial attention to Inspecting and Shipping 
Lumber at all points on Saginaw river for all 
markets 

McCormick A. W.. Lumber Manufr. Office, Beuna 
Vista Block, Genesee ave, cor Water st 

McLean Seth & Son . . Lumber Manufrs. Office, Room 5, 
First National Bank Building 

Merrill C. & Co.. Manufrs and Dealers in Lumber. Mill 
and office, Carroltown 

New York and Mich. Solar Salt and Lumber Co. .James 
H. Booth, Treasurer. Office, Exchange Block, 
Genesee ave 

Ortmann C. L.. Dealer in Pine Lumber and Lands. 
Office, Hoyt's Block, Genesee ave 

Rose D. Forsyth & Co.. Commission Lumber Dealers. 
Particular attention paid to the purchase of Lum- 
ber and Logs. Will attend promptly to Inspec- 
tion and Shipping of Lumber, Lath and Shingles 
from any point on the Saginaw river. Office, cor 
Genesee ave and Water st 

Ring E. J. .King, opposite Eaton st 

Tuttle <fc Pease.. Manufrs of Lumber. Res, cor Second 
and Norman sts 

Warner & Eastman. .Manufrs of Lumber, Lath and 
Salt. Cor Water and Mason sts 

Welch John . . Lumberman. 7 Hoyt's Block, Genesee ave 

Toumiins H. M.. Surviving partner of Bundd,y and 
Youmans. Manufr of Lanber and Salt, South 
Saginaw 

Log and -Board Rules 



Cheney H. H. & Son. .Manufrs of a superior quality of 
Log and Board Rules, Spring tempered Heads and 
Burnt Figures, Square Timber Guages, &c. North 
Washington ave, near F. & P. M. R.R. Depot 



Merchant Tailors 



Butenschoen & Scholtke. .Merchant Tailors. Also, 
Cleaning and Repairing done to order. Jefferson, 
bet Genesee ave and Tuscola st 



Music and Musical Instruments 



Bullock R. D.. State Agent for the celebrated Hazel ton 
Bros.' Piano, Ernest Gabler Piano, Hallet & Cum- 
ston Pianos Hadon & Son's Pianos, and the Smith 
American Oruan, the best, in the world. Do not 
purchase until you have examined our Instru- 
ments. Every instrument warranted five years. 
W. E. Stich, Manager, 104 North Washington ave 

Wheat A. W. & Co. .Wholesale and Retail Music 
Dealers. Dealers in Music and Musical Instru- 
ments. Estey Cottage Organs, Chickeriug Pianos, 
Haines' Pianos, &c. Established 1866. Oppo 
Bancroft House, Washington ave. G. H. Wheat, 
C. M. Norris 



Meat Markets 



Schmidt Henry.. Propr of Meat Market. Fifth, be 
Johnson and Fitzhugh sts. Fresh and Salt Meat 
always on hand and ai the lowest prices 



Newspapers 



Saginaw Courier Publishing Co.. Joshua Tuthill, Pres. 
C. B. Headley, Sec and Manager. Publishes Daily 
and Weekly Courier. Book and Job Printing 
office. Franklin, bet Genesee ave and German st 

Saginaw Daily and Weekly Republican. .Steam Book 
and Job Printers. Owen Block, 101 South Frank- 
lin st 



Notary Public 



Gabel C. A.. Notary Public. Office, cor Genesee ave 
and Cass st 



Photographers 



Angel Daniel.. Photographer, cor Genesee ave and 

Franklin st 
Goodridge Bros. .Photographers, 221 South Washington 

ave 



Physicians and Surgeons 

Claflin Nelson A.. Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. 

Office and Res 314 South Washington ave, bet 

William and Hayden sts. Calls left by night or 

day promptly attended to 
Duncan T. . Physician and Surgeon, office, Luster Block, 

207 Genesee ave, opp First National Bank. Res, 

cor Washington ave and Millard st 
Farns worth A.. Physician and Sargeon, Johnson st, bet 

Jefferson and Cass 
Frenz Engelbert. .Physician and Surgeon, Cor Lapeer 

and Fourth sts 
Jeffers & Co well.. Physicians and Surgeons, office, 307 

Washington ave 
Kitchen S.. Practicing Physician and Surgeon, office in 

rear of First National Bank, Cass st 
Knapp E R.. Physician and Surgeon, res Charles st, 

bet Washington ave and Douglass st, South Sasi- 

naw 
Lathorp Geo. A. .Physician, Jefferson near Carroll st 
Rice N. B.. Physician and Surgeon, cor Johnson and 

Jefferson sts 

Pictures and Picture Frames 

Davis George L. .Picture Dealer, cor Curtis and Linton 
sts, South Saginaw, res, same 

Pork Packers 



Barclay Spencer. .Pork and Beef Packer, 201 and 206 
North Water st. Also, Ourer of Extra Sugar 
Cured Hams 

Richley & Ernst. .Wholesale Dealers in Extra Sugar 
Cured Hams and Shoulders, Mess Beef, Pork and 
Lard, cor Genesee ave and Walnut st 



Planinsr Mills 



Germain Edward. .Propr of Planing Mill, Dealer in and 
Manufr of Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, Frames, 
Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Broom, Fork and 
Hoe Handles, &c. Also, Lath and Shingles. 
Planing Mill, cor of Park and Millard sts, one 
block from Genesee ave 

Hoyt Jesse.. Office, 18 Hoyt Block, Genesee ave 

Lee Charles.. Propr of Planing Mill and Lumber Yard, 
South water st 

Linton & Frost. .Proprs of Union Planing Mills, South 
Saginaw. Planing. Matching, Mouldings, Pickets, 
<fcc. Dressing Lumber by Car Loads for shipment 
by rail a specialty, Mackinaw st, south of Bridge 



Keal Estate 

Allison John P. .Beuna Vista Block, Genpsee ave 
Belles C. A.. Legal, Real Estate, Homestead and War 
° Claim Agency. No charge unless successful in 
collecting your claims. Minutes of Pine and 
Farming Lands furnished, that can be bought or 
TTomesteaded, and, in fact, any business in the 
Real Estate line with accuracy and despatch, 
1 First National Bank Block 
Gaffe M. L. & Co..l and 2 Wisner Block, Genesee ave 
Hall John T..Real Estate A<rent, Examining Titles, 
Selline- and Renting Pronertv, and placing Loans 
on Real Estate. Specialties, 117 Genesee ave 
Hess M B. .Hess Block, cor Genesee and Washington 

Jeffers Michael. .Real Estate Owner, 107 South Wash- 
ing-ton ave 

Hathawav A. B.. Valley City Real Estate Asrencv. 
Hotels, Dwellings. Stores and Shops to rent or for 
Bfile. All kinds of Real Estate Bought and Sold 
on Commission. Titles investigated, Abstracts 
furnished. Taxes paid, &c. Refers bv permission 
to W. R. Burt. R. G. Horr. O. V DpLand, E. T. 
Judd, W. R. Bates, Geo. W. Morley, W. J. Bar- 
tow, C. L. Ortmann 

Pettibone Darwin A. .Pine and Earmina* Lands bought 
and sold. Lands careful! v examined and esti- 
mated in reference to Mmber, soil and loeaUon. 
Taxes paid for Non- Residents. Lands sold on 
commission, Steele's Center Block. Genesee ave 

Rose Julius K. .Real Estate Agent, 9 Hoyt Block, Gene- 
see ave 

Wilson Bros. .209 Genesee ave 



Salt Manufacturers and Dealers 



Beschkee Hpnrv. .King 1 , fdbt of Main st. South Saginaw 
Bunday & Youmans. .Douglass, foot of Hess st, South 

Saginaw 
Burt W.R. & Co. .215 North Water st 
Driggs John F. .Office over Penny's Hat Store, Genesee 

ave 
Eddy Avery & Co. .fi Hoyt Block. Genesee ave 
Lyon H. P. & Co . .Manufrs and Dealers in Salt. Orders 
for Salt, either by water or rail, promptly filled, 
Office at works Carrolton, Post-office East Saginaw 
Stewart James & Co. .Cor Water and Genesee ave 
Teneyek O. & E. .Manufrs of and Dealers in Salt, Shin- 
gles, Staves and Heading, Water st, near F. & P. 
M. Railway 
Warner & Eastman. .Office, cor Water and Mason sts 



Sewing' Machines 

Jackson J. B . .Manager. The Singer always at the bead 
of the list, the first prize is each year awarded to 
. the Singer Manuf'g Co. Call and examine before 
buying, 116 North^Washington ave 

Soap Manufacturer 

Passolt Henry . . Manufr of Soap and Potash . McCrosky 
. st, bet Cass and Jefferson sts. The highest price 
paid for soap stocks 

Saloons 



Fischer Jacob. .Wholesale Dealer in Toledo Lager Beer, 
from W. J. Fmlay's "Toledo Brewery," and 
Propr of the Lager Beer Hall and Restaurant, 
403 Genesee ave r 

Gibson John W. .Propr of Saloon, Water, bet McCrosky 
and Atwater sts 

Moran James.. Propr of Saloon, Franklin st, north of 
Genesee ave 

Nerreter John. .Propr of National Beer Hall, 319 Gene- 
see ave 

Nickodemus Jacob. .Propr of Beer Hall, 401 Genesee ave 

Raquet's Brewery Hall, Warren st. near Lapeer. Peter 
Raquet, Propr 

Reuthers Charles. .Propr of Saloon and Restaurant. 
Cor Genesee ave and Second st. Also, Dealer in 
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c 

Ship Builder 

Wheeler Chesley. .Ship Builder, Yard, south of gas 
works, Washington ave 

Surveyors 

Herbert & Holmes. .Surveyors, cor Genesee ave and 
Water st 



Tie-fit et Agent 

Wilson R- N.. General R. R. and Steamship Ticket 
Agent 

Undertakers 



Feige Bros. <fe Benjamin. .Undertakers, west side Cass 
st, south of Genesee ave 

Heinemann C. & Co. .Have always on hand a large stock 
of Coffins. Special attention paid to Funerals, 
211 Genest'e ave. Factory on Third near Lapeer st 

Harvey & Coleman. .Funeral Furnishers in all its 
Branches. Hearses and Carriages in connection. 
All order by telegraph or otherwise will receive 
personal attendance. Night Calls promptly at- 



tended to. W. Frazee, "Undertaker, Washington, 
one .block south of Bancroft House. First-class 
Livery in connection 
Prall D. J... The Undertaker and General Funeral Fur- 
nisher, cor of Genesee ave and Jefferson st 

Vinegar Manufacturers 



Saginaw Vinegar Co. .Manufrs of all kinds of Vinegar. 

211 North Water st 



Vegetable Gardener 

Lyon L. M.. South en 3 of East st, near Bradley, South 
S^ffinaw. Where a general assortment of Vege- 
tables are kept constantly on hand and delivered 
promptly on orders. Pickles by the dozen, hun- 
dred or gallon, large or small, made a specialty. 
Best varieties of Cabbage, Tomato and Celery 
plants in season 

Watches, Clocks and. Jewelry 

Doughty & Brown. .Jewelers, 205 Genesee ave 

Wines and Liquors 

O'Brien & Millard. .Importers of Wines, Brandies and 
Gins. Dealers in Bass's Pale Ale, Guinness's Por- 
ter, Cigars and Pure Whiskies, Franklin st, near 
Genesee ave 

O'Brien M. .Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fine Rhine 
Wine, Liquors, Imported and Domestic Cigars, 
3 South Cass st 

Soyer George A. & Co. .Importers. Wholesale Liquor 
Dealers and Tobacconists. 105 South Washington 
ave. Sole Agents for Kelley's Island Wine Co. 
Orders taken for direct shipment from the island 

Wegst Adam. .Dealer in all kinds of Foreign and Na- 
tive Wines and Liquors, 405 Genesee ave 

Miscellaneous 

Abel Jacob. .Cabinet Maker. 405 Genesee ave 
Ashman W. O . . River Jobber, Linton, near Washing- 
ton ave 
Ashmun Jehude. .Gardener. Saginaw, bet King and 

Mackinaw 
Camp A. D.. Resident, Webber st 
Condns Albert K. .Res Jefferson near Astor st 
Driggs John F..Res, 310 Cass st 
Easton Robert.. Street Commissioner. Pies, Fourth 

near Hartsuff st ■ 
Elseffer Mrs H. 8. .Res, cor Fitzhugh and Franklin sts 
Floyd C. A. .Sup't Huron Boomi Res, Genesee ave near 

Walnut ■; 

Frost Wm. H. .Res, Mackinaw s\ South Sasrinaw 
Harris Charles.. Transportatinn' Agent, F. & P. M. and 

J. L. & S. R. R. Res, cor Fourth and Kirk sts 
Holmes C. A. .Res, cor Maple and Emerson sts 
Lull C. L.. Resident 

Lloyd Wm. .Real Estate Owner, cor William and War- 
ren sts 
Linton Albert J. .Foreman Gebhart & Estabrook's Mill. 

Res. Webber, near Linton st 
Moores Emil. .Manager of Mayflower Mills. Manufr 

of Flour and Feed, Dealer in Corn and Oats. 

Lumbermen supplied on short notice. North 

Water st 
Newton H. M. .City Controller. ■ Room 1, First National 

Bank Building, Genesee ave 
Owen J. G. . Resident, cor Wells and Phelon sts 
Sehupp A.. City Assessor. Res, cor Washington and 

McCroskey st 
Say lor Thomas. .Postmaster. Post-office, 123 South 

Washington ave 
Sweeney Rev. Richard J.. Pastor St. Joseph's Catholic 

Church, cor Sixth and Sears sts 
Spaulding J. L.. Resident, Jefferson st, near Driving 

Park 
Smith Charles H. .Res, cor Franklin and Fitzhugh st 
Taggett A. S, .Resident, Jefferson st, south of Emerson 
Volz Rev. Conrad .. Pastor German Lutheran Church, 

German st, east of Lutheran Church 
Wiley Seth . . Farmer. Genesee ave, near Brewster st 
Zwerk Herman B..City Clerk. Res, Fourth st, bet 

Janes and German st 




County Officers 

Brenner Wm . . Surveyor 

Gillett Wm. .Prosecuting Attorney 

Paine DeForest » Circuit Court Commissioners 

Peter James B. j 

Roeser Otto.. Judge of Probate 

Stevens Jerome K. .Register of Deeds 

Sweet F. B . . County Clerk 

Veenfliet Geo. F.. County Treasurer 

White John B. .County Sheriff 

Ostrom S.C.J. * 



White John B.. 



} Coroners 



Attorneys 



Foote D. P. .Attorney at Law, Richardson Block, Ham- 
ilton st 

Gaylord & Hanchett. .Attorneys at Law, Binder Block, 
cor Hamilton and Franklin sts 





ISO 



Saginaw County .Business Notices. 




Grout G. K ...Attorney at Law, office, Miller Block, over 
First National Bunk, cor "Court, and. Hamilton sts 

Hurst John.. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, office 
over First National Bank, cor Court and Ham- 
ilton sts 

Moore John. .Attorney, Ees, Washington st 

Sweet & Hurlburt. .Attorneys at Law, office, cor Court 
and Water sts 

Trask Albert.. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, office, 
Binder Block, tor Hamilton and Franklin sts 

Wood JS r . «.. Attorney at Law, office, Smith's Block, 
Court ,st 

Architects 

Holiister Fred. W. .Architect. Office, Andre Block, 
Court st 

Bank, and Bankers 

Burrows Geo. L. ..& Co.. Banking and Exchange Office, 

Court st. Taylor House Block 
First National Bank.. Cor Hamilton and Court sts. 

Capital, $2UQ,0U0. A. W. Wright, Pres. A. F. R. 

Bruley, Cash 

Moots and Shoes 

Erkart S.. Manufr of and Dealer in Boots and Shoes. 
Bepairmg 1 of all kinds done to order, cor Fayette 
and Mackinaw sts 

Gaensbauer John..Manufr of and Dealer in Boots and 
Shoes, Water st, two doors above Exchange Hotel 

Ittner Fred.. Manufr Of Boots and Shoes. Repairing 
of all kinds done to order with neatness and de- 
spatch. Harrison st, bet Jefferson and Madison sts 

Otto lrieureck..Manuir of Boots and Shoes. Custom 
W ork of all kinds done to order. Cor Court and 
Bond sis 

Slawsou E. L. & Bro. .Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Ham- 
ilton st, Bobison Block 

Blacksmiths 

Benjamin J. H.. General Blaeksmithing and Horse- 
shoeing. Also, Wagons, Carriages and Sleighs 
ironed to order. Cor Hamilton and Van Buren sts 

Hurtubise Alex. .Champion Horse-shoer. Blaeksmith- 
ing 1 . Anythingthat can be forged under the ham- 
mer, fcjiejghs, Wagons and Pevys at Wholesale. 
All work warranted. Cor Hamilton and Mack- 
inaw sts- 

McKenzie Samuel. .Worker in all all kinds. of Black- 
smithing. Biver work. Hoise-skoeing. Buggy 
ironing and ail kinds ot jobbing" a specialty. All 
work promptly done to order. Hamilton st, bet 
Van Burei^ ana Mackinaw st 

Murphy John. .General Blacksmith. Wagon Ironing- 
tec, done to order. Making a specialty of Horse- 
shoeing. Cor. Hutrison aim Cross Roads 

Schaefer Carl F . .Bropr of a new Blacksmith and Wagon 
Shop, 'where ne is prepared to do all kinds of work 
in tins line, in a: satisfactory manner. Particular 
attention given to Horse-shoeing. Washington 
st, Benoyer Farm 

Wiley Bobert.. General Blacksmith, making Horse- 
shoeing a specialty. Cor Water and Mauison sts 

Books and Stationery 

Newell E. C. & Co. .Booksellers and Stationers. Whole- 
sale and Retail Dealers m Standard and -Miscel- 
laneous books. Paper Hangings and Window 
Shades. Hamilton st, south of Court st 

launders Joseph... Dealers in School Books, Stationery, 
Toys, Mirrors, Wall Brackets, .Ficture Frames, 
Yankee iN'otions, (tec, 706 Franklin st 



Ederer W\ .Carpenter, Contractor and Builder. Cor 

Throop and Bond sts 
. Jewett Alonzo.. Carpenter and Builder. Cor Salt and 

Deai born sts 
Miller C. C. .Contractor and Builder, Water st, foot of 

JefSeison st 
Stengel John J. .Carpenter, Contractor and Builder. 

Pes, cor Mackinaw and Andre sts 



Coal Healers ' 

Tuthill J.. Dealer in Cumberland, Blossburg, .Lacka- 
wanna and Steamboat Coal. Also, Fire-brick and 
Clay. Yards: Park Dock, E. Saginaw, and Water 
st, Saginaw City 

Cook T. S.. Superintendent of J. Tuthill's Coal Yard in 
Saginaw City 

Commission Merchant 

Woodruff E. P . .Commission Merchant, Hamilton st 

Cigars and Tofeaeco 

Seheurmann Emil. .Manufr of and- Wholesale Dealer in 
Fine Cigars, Wines and Liquors, Hamilton st 



Drug's 

Moll Wm., Dealer in Drugs, Medicines and Perfum- 
eries, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal uses. 
Paints, Oils, Tarnishes, &c. Cor Court and Ham- 
ikon sts. Branch store, cor Washington st and 
Cross Boads 

Smith Jay.. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, 
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical uses. Smith's 
Block, Court st 



Dentist 

Morgan W. P.. Dentist. Washington ave, north of 
Court st 



' . II arsi ess 

Richardson J. iN".. Manufr of and Dealer in Harness 
Saddles, Collars, Bridles, Whips, Bobes, Blankets' 
Brushes Combs, Trunks, <&c. Repairing done to 
order. Bichardson's Block, Hamilton st 



Motels 

Taylor House.. Large and Commodious. Centrally lo- 
cated and everything strictly first-class J H 
Hopkins, Propr. Cor Court and Hamilton sts 

American House.. Juhn Friedlein, Propr. Good Stnbl- 
ling in connection. Hamilton st, near Court st 

City Hotel . .Good Stabling in connection. Harrison «t 
bet Mackinaw and Lyon sts. Wm. Beins, Propr' 

Kerby House.. Good Billiard Boom in connection W 

t^ v K - Kerby, Propr. Cor Hamilton and Jefferson sts 
. Dunbar Jl ouse. .G.W. Bell. Propr. Cor Water and. Van 
Buren sts 

St. John's Hotel . .James Price, Propr. Cor Water and 
Cass sts 

La Fayette House.. E. Toyer, Propr. On Water near 
Court st 

Rupp's Hotel and Boarding House.. Cor Water and 
Ames sis, Geo. L. Rupp, Propr 

Woodbine House . . l\ t . B. Waters, Propr. M acid 1 1 aw st 

Insurance 



Babcock Khuen & Co.. General Insurance Agents 
Otface, cor Court and Hamilton sts " 

Gaylord H. R. General Insurance Asrent, Binder's 
Block, cor Hamilton and Franklin sts 

Inscho O. J.. Independent Insurance Agency for Fire 

I & fe -l? d A . ccident - 0ffi ce, opp the Iron Front! 

Hamilton st ' 

I Wood & Mueller.. General Insurance Asrents Smith's 
; Block, Court st ' 




Boiler T?i'f y g- 

McGregor James.. Propr Saginaw Boiler Manufactory. 
Cor Water and Williams sts. Ail work in the 
line promptly and well done. Bepairmg done to 
order 

-Bakers and Confectioners 

Siebel A. .Manufr of and Dealer in Fine varieties- of 

Confectionery 
Spatz Geo.. Propr bf Bakery and Dealer in Coufection- 

ery, Hamilton st, bet Cass and Tan Buren sts 

Brewers 

Sehemm & 8 choenheit.. Manufrs of Lager Beer. Cash 
paid for Barley and Hops. Cor" Hamilton and 

Brewster sts 

Billiards 

Adams John Q. .Propr of Taylor House Billiard Parlor 
Simon. Fritz.. Bropr of Billiard Parlor, cor Water and 
Adam sts 

Clothing 

Bernhard H.. General Dealer in Clothing. Custom 
work done to order. Cor Court and Water sts 

Goldsmith F.. Dealer in Clothing and Gents' Furnish- 
ing Goods, Hamilton st, south of Cass 

Carriages and Wagon Manufac- 
turers 

Benjamin J. H.. Wagon and Carriage Manufr, eor 
Hamilton and Tan Buren sts 

Lewis W. D. .Manufr of Wagons, Sleighs, &c. Monroe 
st, bet Bond and Oakley 

Schaefer C. F . .Manufr of Sleighs, Wagon. &c. Wash- 
ington st, Penoyer Farm 

Carpenters Contractors and 
■ Builders 

Chapman Ales.. Carpenter, Contractor and Builder, cor 
Washington st and Cronk ave, Penoyer Farm 



I>ry €*o©ds 

Bauer Peter.. General Dealer in Dry Goods. Bauer s 
Block, Water st 

Wright & Dawson.. Wholesale and Retail- Dealers in 
Dry Goods, Carpets,. &c. Dressmaking and Millin- 
ery. Binder's Block, cor Hamilton and Frank- 
lin sts 

Editors and Publishers 

Lewis -George P.. Editor and Propr of Saginawian. 
Eatublished 1868. Job Printing done to order 
Clark Block, cor Water and Franklin st s 

Lee Chas. H.. Editor and Propr of the Vallev News. 
Smith's Block, Court st 

Founder and Machinist 

Kinsey K. B..Iron and Brass Founder and Manufr of 
Steam Engines, Mill and Salt Machinery. Cor 
Water and Williams sts 

. Furniture 

Evon & BechteL.Proprs of Union Loan Office. Also 

Dealers m New and Second-hand Furniture. &e' 

Furnishing Goods always on hand. Cash paid for 

_ all kinds of Goods. Oor Franklin -and Water sts 

bagmaw City Furniture Co.. Dealers in Furniture, 
Brenner's Block, Hamilton st 

General Stores 

Andrus & Veenfliet. .General Dealers in Groceries, Pro- 
visions, &c. Cor Washington and Genesee ave. 
Penoyer Farm ' 

Bauer Peter.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries Provi- 
sions, Hats, Caps, Beady Made Clothing. Best 
Bargains in Boots and Shoes in the city. Bauer's 
Block, cor Court and Water sts, opp J. L. <fe S 
Depot ' •"■ 

Liskow & i30„s.. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries and 
Farm Implements. Cor Lyon and Fayette sts 

Zschoerner G. T. . Dealer in Groceries and Provisions 
llour, Feed, Baled Hay, Produce, Green and 
Canned Fruits, Canned Goods of ail kinds, Crock- 
ery, Glass, Stone, Wood and Willow Ware, Chil- 
dren's Carriages, Toys, &c. Water st, foot of 
Court st, opp J. L. & S. E. B. Depot 

Grocers 

Wells, Stone & Co. . (Wholesale) Grocers and Dealers in 
Lumbermen's Supplies, cor Water and Clinton 
sts. Branch stores at Midland, Sanfords, Loomis 
and Farwell 

Adams G.. Dealer in Groceries and Provisions, Hamil- 
ton st, north of Franklin st 

Gould & Jerome.. Dealers in Groceries and Provisions 
Hamilton north of Madison sts 

Jackson T. L.. General Dealer in Groceries and Provi- 
sions, Junction Cross Bo ad and Washington st 

Xtill C. & Sons.. Dealers in Groceries and Provisions. 
Hamilton st, near Saginaw st 

Moye Wm.. Dealer in Fancy and Domestic Groceries 
and Provisions, Hamilton st, bet Court and Frank- 
lin sts 

Zschoerner G. T.. Dealer in Groceries and Provisions 
cor Court and Water sts ' 

Hardware 

Beach & Linton. .Dealers in Hardware, Stoves and Tin- 
ware. Manufrs of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron 
Ware. All kinds of work promptly done. E 
Barcks' Block, Hamilton st 

Jerome D. H. & Co.. General Dealers in Hardware and 
Manufrs of Galvanised Iron Cornices, Ornamental 
Fronts and Metal Hoofers. Also, Tin and Sheet 
Iron Workers. 17 to 21 Court st 



Justices 

Clark J W. -Attorney at Law and Justice of the Peace. 
t t/? C<! ' 9 ar1 ^ s Bloek ' cor Franklin and Wafer sts 
Lane 1 eter. .Justice of the Peace. Office. Binder Block, 
cor Franklm and Hamilton sts ' 



Jewelry 

Lacy A. D.. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelrv & c 
Hamilton st, opp Binder Block ' " - ■' 

Xiiimoer itffaitnfrs and Dealers 

Andre Alexander. .Lumberman and Beal Estate Dealer. 
-d Office, Richardson's Block, Hamilton st 
Barnard & Binder.. Mnnufrs of and Dealers in Lumber 
La+h and Salt, Enst side Water, foot of Emerson! 
Office, Binder Block, cor Hamilton and Franklin 
streets 
Burnhnm & Still . Manufrs of and Dealers in Lumber, 
Lath and Salt. Office, Milter Block, cor Hamilton 
and Couro sts 
Batman & Bust Manufrs of Gang Sawed Lumber and 
Lath Mills at Bay City. Office, Tavlor House 
Block, Court st 
Bliss Kordsieck & Co.. Manufrs of and Dealers in 
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, &e. Gang Saw MiUs at 
Saginaw City. Yard and office on Swan Creek 
and Swan Creek Railway, cor Hamilton and Divi- 
sion sts, Toledo. Ohio 
Bliss AT. & Bro.. Manufrs and Dealers in Lumber, 
^ , Lath and Salt. Mill at Zilwaukie 
Braley Pinnae^ D. .Lumberman. Bes, cor Washington 

and Waller sts 
CallamWm.. Manufr and Dealer in Lumber, Loss and 
Pine Land. Bes, Washington st, Penover Farm 
Davenport Geo. Manufr of and Dealer in Lumber. Lath 

and Shingles. Office and Mill, Florence " 
Davenport P, .Lumberman. Bes, Washington st, Pen- 
oyer Farm D ' 
Eaton Potter & Co.. Dealers in Lumber, Salt and Beal 
Estate. Office over G. L. Burrows <fc Co.'s Bank, 
Court st ' 
Gould E.F.. Manufr of and Dealer in Lumber, Lath and 
Salt. Also, White Oak Sawed Staves, for Pack- 
ing, Oil and Whiskey Barrels. Mill and Works, 
Carrol Bon ' 
Green W. S & Son. .Manufrs of and Dealers in Lum- 
ber. Office, Miller Block, cor Court and Hamil- 
ton sts ■ ■* 

Hill Bros. .Lumbermen. Office, Miller Block, cor Court 
and Hamilton sts 

Jerome T. & Co.. Manufrs of and Dealers in Lumber. 
Office Andre Block, Court st * - 

Merrill Thomas. .Lumberman. Bes, cor Washington 
and Emerson sts 

Nester Thomas. .Dealer in Pine Lands, Logs, Shingles 
and Long Bill Stuff. Office, Nathan Block. Ham- 
ton st 

Newton & Smith.. Lumbermen. Office, cor Court and 

Water sts 
Pearson Wright & Co. .Manufrs of Salt and Gang-saw- 

. ea Lumber, oor Water and Throop sts 
Fame A. B. .Lumberman. Bes, Washington, near 

Cass sts 
Parae V. B. .Lumberman. Bes, cor Webster and Court 

sts 
Prieur J. .Lumberman. Bes, St Louis Plank Road 
larst & Hay . .Dealers in gang-sawed Pine Lumber. Of- 
fice, Taylor House Block, Court st 
: .Ryan, Johnson & Co.. Wholesale Dealers in Lumber, 
Shingles. Lath, Salt Fish, Salt, Water Lime, 
t? * f h f f ^ *T- 0ffice > Ta >*lor House Block, Court st 
Bust A. & Co. Manufrs of and Dealers in Lumber and 

Salt. Office, Taylor House Block. Court st 
Bust, Eaton & Co.. Manufrs of and Dealers in Lumber 
■' a •«- T 1 } S ^ U - 9 ffice ' T «>'lor House Block, Court st 
Swift & Lockwood . . Manufrs of Lumber and Salt. Of- 

nee -with Gas-light Co, Hamilton st 
Stewart Erastus.. Lumberman, Ees cor Mackinaw and 

Porter sts 
Stinchfield J W.. Lumberman. Bes, Washington st 
lownsend Chas.. Lumberman. Bes, cor Monroe and 

Oakley sts 
Thompson A. W. & Co.. Manufrs of and Wholesale 
Dealers m Lumber, Lath. Shingles and Salt, A 
Propelhr built at a cost of $30,000, and run in 
connection with the business. Bes, cor Washing- 
ton and William sts 
Turner Chas.. Dealer in Pine Lands, Logs and Lum- 

ber. Bes, cor Court and Charles sts 
Wright A. W. .Lumbermen, cor Farley and Water sts. 
Also, cor Clinton and Water sts 



Wright, Wells & Co .. Dealers in Pine Lands, Logs 
and Lumber. Office, cor Clinton and Water sts, 
over Wells, Stone & Co's store 

Williams G. F. & Bro.. Manufrs and Wholesale and 
Betail Dealers in Lumber, Lath, Shingles and 
Salt. Bill timber of all sizes cut to order Orders 
filled promptly. Office and Yard, on Water st, 
bet Jackson and Lyon sts 

Wendell A. .Lumberman: Bes, cor Mason and Frank- 
lin sts ■ 

Lnmber Inspectors 

Carpenter W. D.. Inspector and Commission Lumber. 
Dealer, Washington st, Penoyer farm 

Sanborn J. A.. Inspector and Commission Lumber 
Deaier._ Particular attention paid to purchase 
inspection and shipment of Lumber from any 
point on the Saginaw river. Purchase and scal- 
ing ot logs promptly attended to. Bes, cor Oakley 
and Franklin sts J 

Livery 

Benjamin C. L. .Bropr of Livery and Sale Stable. Ham- 
ilton st, bet Van Buren and Cass sts 

Martin J. 8. .Propr of Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable. 
Adams st, near Hamilton st 

. Unviie 

Storch G & F. .Manufrs of Quick Lime, Water st, foot 
of Madison st 

Mar Isle Works 

Jenner Geo. H.. Propr of Jenner Marble Works. 
Manufr of Scotch and American Granite. Monu- 
ments and Tomb-stones of Vermont and Italian 
Marble. Also, Building Stone. Cor Water and 
Ames sts 

Meat Markets 

Bates J Propr of Meat Market, Mackinaw st, near 
Water st 

Heideke F.. Dealer in all kinds of 'Fresh and Salt 
Meats, Sausages, &c. Cor Granger and Jeffer- 
son sts 

Harding John . .Propr of Meat Market. Washington st, 
Penoyer Farm ° ' * 

Kundinger M. . Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats. 'Kun- 
dinger's Block, Hamilton st 

Wirth J. A.. Propr of Meat Market. Wirth's Block 
Hamilton st 

Merchant Tailor 



McPhee Wm. H. .Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Piece 
Goods. Hamilton 'st, north of Court st 

FIsysfciasis 

Bliss L. W..Physican and Surgeon. Office, Mackinaw 

st, bet Fayette and Washington sts 
Davis D. A.. Homeopathic -Physician and Surgeon. 

Making a specialty of Pneumonia and Chronic 

diseases. Also, Diseases of Women and Children. 

Bes and Office, cor Court and Granger st 
Jerome J. H. .Physician and Surgeon. Bes, cor Frank- 
lin and Porter sts 
Krauss Theodore.. Physician and Surgeon. lies and 

office, Fayette st, bet Franklin and Court st 
LeeN. D.. Physician and Surgeon. Office, over Moll's 

Drug Store, cor Court and Hamilton st 
Ostrom S. C. J.. Physician and Surgeon. Office, over 

Moll's Drug Stoie, cor Court and Hamilton sts 
Plessner M. C. T.. Physician and Surgeon. Office, 

Clark's Blo^k, cor Water and Franklin sts 
Smith J. N. .Physician and Surgeon. Cor Hamilton and 

Madison sts 
White John . . Physician and Surgeon. Bes and office, 

cor Fayette and Adams sts 

Planing- Mills 

Edwards W. H. & Co..Proprs of Planing Mill. Zil- • 

waukie Eoad, Penoyer Farm 
Harding D. & Co..Proprs of Brick Planing Mill, and 

Manufrs of Sash, Blinds and Doors, Flooring, 

Siding, Moulding and all kinds of fancy wood 

work. Cor Lyon and Water sts 
Miller C. C. Propr of Planing Mill. Water st, foot of 

Jefferson st 
Wright A. W. . Propr of Planing Mill. Cor Water and 

I arley st 

Posasli 

Seiferlein C. Manufr of Soap and Potash. Cash and 
Soap paid for Ashes. Cor Harrison and Brew- 
ster sts 



Heal Estate 

Andre P. C. Resident and Beal Estate Owner and 
Dealer. Bes, Court st, bet Charles and Carolina 
sts. Office, Andre Block 

Andre Alexander. .Dealer in Beal Estate. Office, Rich- 
ardson Block, Hamilton st 

Blaekmore J.. Dealer in Beal Estate. Office, in Court 
House. Res, cor Cass and Fayette sts 

Stenograpliers 

GoodaOe & Haynes.. Short Hand Reporters. Office, 
Binder's Block, cor Hamilton and Franklin sts 

Salt Manufacturers and Dealers 

Barnard & Bin der . . Manufrs and Dealers in Salt. Office, 
Binder Block 

Brenner C T & Cc.Proprs of Colonia Lumber, Shingle 
ana Salt Manufg Co. Cor Monroe and Hamil- 
ton sts 





Butman & Rust. .Manufrs and Dealers in Salt. Office 

Taylor House Block 
Eaton, Potter & Co.. Manufrs and Dealers m Salt. 

Office, Taylor House Block ^^ 

Jerome T. & Co. .Manufrs and Dealers in Salt. Office, 

Andre Block, Court st 
Kull Conrad. .Manufr and Dealer in Salt. Cor ot Water 

and "Waller .' „ ., ' 

Pearson Wright & Co.. Manufrs and Dealers in bait, 

Office, cor Water and Throop sts 
Rust A. & Co.. Manui'rs and Dealers in Salt. Office. 

Taylor House Block 
Rust Eaton & Co. .Manufrs and Dealers in Salt. Office, 

Taylor House Block 
Swift & Lockwood . . Manufrs and Dealers in Salt. Office, 

with Gas Light Co., Hamilton st 
Shimmans T.. Manufr and Dealer in Salt. Res, cor 

Porter and Monroe sts 
Williams Geo F. &' Bros.. Manufrs and Dealers in Suit. 

Office, foot of Lyon st 
Wylie Brothers.. Manufrs and Dealers in Salt, Water 

st, north of Bristol st 

$ning?le Manufacturers 

Brenner C. T. .Shingle Manufr, cor Monroe and Hamil- 
ton sts , „ , , ,, . 

Ketcham D. B. .Manufr of and Dealer m Sawed fehmg- 
les. Office, cor Washington and Jefferson sts. 
Mills at Sagiuaw City, and Colemans 

Nester Thomas.. Manufr of Shingles. Office, Nathan 
Block, Hamilton st 

Shimmons Bros . . Manufrs of Shingles and bait, l ltta- 
bawassee river, J. L. & S. R. R. crossing. Post- 
office, Saginaw City r , ;,'.'■ 

Wylie Brothers.. Manufrs and Dealers in Sawed fohmg- 
les. Mill and Office, Water st, north of Bristol 
Bridge 



galoons 

Brenner C. T. . Propr of National -Hall, 'Brenner Block 

Hamilton st 
Hessler Christ. .Propr of Beer Hall and Restaurant, cor 

Adams and Fayette sts • 

Krause August.. Propr of Restaurant, under Molls 

Drug Store, cor Hamilton and Court sts 
Krogman Peter H.. Propr of Beer Hall, Hamilton st, 

North of Adams st 
Lacy A. D. .Propr of Saloon, Water, South of Court st 
R.mmele Ignatz. .Propr of Beer Hall, Harrison.between 

Lyon and Mackinaw sts . 

Seeney R. C. .Propr of Saloon, Water st, near Court st 
Schick Geo. .Propr of Beer Hall, Franklin st, between 

Hamilton and Washington sts 

Tanner and. '.Currier 

Wider Chas. .Manufr and Dealer in Leather, Lasts and 
Findings. Cash paid for Hides, Sheep Skins, 
Wool and Furs, cor Water and Stevens sts 



Undertaker 



Benjamin C. L. .A fine assortment of Coffins and Cas- 
kets constantly on hand'. A free hearse in atten- 
dance at Funerals, Hamilton st, bet Cass and Van 
Buren sts 



Wines and Mquors 

Bell G-. W . .Propr of New Liquor Store, Dunbar Block, 
cor Van Buren and Water sts. I will sell by the 
Pint, Quart, or Gallon, the best quality and finest 
brands of Liquors for medical or .family use, for 
less money than any other house in Saginaw 

Hughes Peter.. Dealer in Wines and Liquors. Pure 
Wines and Liquors for medical purposes a speci- 
alty, cor Hamilton and Ames sts, opp Benson 
House 

Scheurmann Emil. .Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 
Wines and Liquors, cor Hamilton and Franklin 
sts 



Miscellaneous 



Abel Nelson. .Engaged in general farming, Mackinaw st 
Allen F.. Foreman Swift & Lockw>od's Mill 
Andrus R. W . .Under Sheriff, Saginaw County 
Andre E. O. .Res, cor Washington and Madison sts 
Burnham J. H. .Pastor of the Liberal Church. Res, 

Washington, bet Monroe and Madison sts 
Barck E. .Resident, Harrison, South of Van Buren st 
Cary Harrison. .City Surveyor. Res f Mason, south of 

Cass st 
Corning G. .Dealer in Money and Mortgages. Office in 

First National Bank 
Cushway Frank . . Resident with Alex Andre 
Clifton F. G.. Chief Engineer, Saginaw Water Works. 

Res, cor Mason and Mackinaw sts 
Dingman C. J. .Toll Collector, Middle Bridge 
Deveaux P. F. .Deputy Register of Deeds 
Eberhardt C. L.. Pastor of Evangelical Lutheran St. 
Paul's Church, and Principal German School, cor 
Harrison and Ames sts 
Ellis C W. .Whitewashing, Kalsomining, Paper Hang- 
ing, &c, done to order. Res, cor Granger and 
Jefferson sts 
Hubbell T. M. .Contractor for River and Harbor Im- 
provements. Dredging, Dock Building, &c. 
Tugs, Scows, and all necessary apparatus furnish- 
ed. Office, Binaer. Block, cor Hamilton and 
Franklin sts 
Hubbell C- H. .In business with T. M. Hubbell. Res, 

Hamilton, bet Monroe and Clinton sts 
Hudson J. A. .Postmaster. Post-office, Court st, bet 

Hamilton and Washington sts 
Helm J. L. .Clerk with Andrus & Veenfliet. Res, cor 

Lincoln ave and Washington st, Penoyer farm 
Koepke W. .Contractor of Mason Work. Also, Builder 
Kendall E. H. .Millwright . Res, cor Granger and Jeff- 
erson sts 
Lacker J. G . .Resident, Pleasant, near Seventh sts 
Merrill N. W. .Supt S V & St LR R. Office, cor Water 
and Adams sts. Res, Harrison, South of Madison 

Miller H. L. .Resident, Washington south of Van Buren 

Quinn M . .Pine Land Looker, cor Madison and Oakley 

Rice Nicholas.. Resident, Gratiot State Road, East of 

Elm st 
Reed J. R. .Foreman A. H. Mershon's Planing Mill and 

Box Factory. Res, Penoyer farm 



Saginaw Couiity Business ISTotices. 



131 




St Andrew's Academy.. Conducted by the Sisters of 
Providence, cor 'Fayette and Monroe sts 

Smith B. T:. Resident. Boards Taylor House 

Schefneker Joseph.. Deputy Sheriff. Res, Court, bet 
Battes-.arid Andre sts 

Saginaw' Gaslight Co.. N. Cameron, Supt. Office, L. 
B;irek'sBl)ck, Hamilton st 

Schmidt Joseph /. Pastor Evangelical 'Lutheran Church 
of, the Holy Cross. Also, Principal of German 
School, Court st 

TennanfcW. S'.. Judge Circuit Court. Res, cor Madi- 
son and Harrison sts 

YanderHeyden Rev, R.. Pastor St. Andrew's Roman 
Catholic (/'hurch, cor Washingtan and Monroe sts 

Watz Cbustantiu.. Principal German Department Un- 
ion; School. Res, Webster, bet Ames and Frank- 
lin. 'sts ;. '- ' . 

Whitcohib C. .Propr Hotel at Fair Grounds. Making a 
■specialty Y<f breaking and training Horses 

Williams! Mrs. ; Mary.. Res, Hermansaw Road, Penoyer. 
farm . : . i 

Wright' H. A;* Mason, Bricklayer, Plasterer. Res, 
Sixth stj.jfret Lincoln and Union aves 




Barter J . . Supervisor of Township. Also Farmer, sec 1 
Hess P.-. General Farmer, Stock raising a specialty, sec 

Koermv #. .Justice of the Peace. Also Farmer, sec 1 
Loomi- J , .'iVniship Clerk. Also Farmer, sec 13 
Massn i . . J i tie* of the Peace. Also Farmer, sec 34 
Pendlero" D M..Townsuip Treasurer. Also General 

farmer -e<- I ■ ' 
Schrcuwroi F.,rn '.a?ed in General Farming, sec 2 
Schmak* r iv. il^uaged in General Farming, sec 1 
Simon ^ r ,.Gei> ial Farmer, sec 12 



St 



Ashman D. >'.. Farmer, sec .23 

Ballarjl Mo' is. .Engaged in Gen'l Farming, sec 23 

Ballard No itan . . Engaged in Gen'l Farming, sec 20 

Bennett \V jVV. .Engaged in Gen'l Farming, sec 31 

Byerleiy Henry.. General Farmer, sec 35 

BentleV F. ft.. Engaged in General Farming, sec 27 

Cronenvhet Uriah! . Engaged in General Farming. Also, 

Lumberman, sec 30 
Church R l i^.. General Farmer. Also, Propr of steam 

S w *Ii 1. Manufr of and Dealer in Lumber, sec 36 
Craig IT. .Farmer, Grain Raiser, Breeder of Good Horses 

Dm hail Cattle, and Long Wool Sheep, sec S 
Griggs E. S . . Farmer, Grain and Stock Raiser. Dealer 

in Catr'e, Sheep and Horses. Also, Dealer in Pine 

Lanus! Lumber and Pine Logs,, sec 16 
Goodar C.'^'rmer, Grain, Hay and Stock Raiser. 

Dealer in Cattle, Horses and Sheep. Also, Lum- 

oeimaUi se c 16 
Haisi Jacob.. General Farmer, sec 35 
Holiday Nancy A. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 31 
Hamilton n t D. " ysiciah and Surgeon. Also, Farmer, 

spc 20' . ' 

Jone^ E. a. , General Farmer, sec 8 
Mic'drhl, Ji.. " sec 30 

Mahoney E>. Carpenter and Joiner. Also, General 

Farmer, &c. sec 16 
McNeil J..Oeneral Farmer. Making a specialty of 

Sheep T-nd Stock Raising, sec 21 
Paikvs Leomiid,. General Farmer, sec S 
Sanderson A ■ T. .General Farmer 'and Mechanic, sec 18 
Stevens C. Jy General Farmer, sec 25 
Thompson 1/- L. . " sec 19 

Willis J< ^ c q • • " sec 6 



8fc Sliil» 



Attorney 



Wallace G.* A. .Attorney at Law 



$%$&Keri 



Wailip S.R.. Propr of Bakery and Restaurant. 
C i\ I'm and Choice Confectionery 



Harfoea 1 



Ditxlor Ch'arles. .Propr of Barber Shop 

1 Blacksmith 



Ice 



Stout E. .general Blacksmith. Job Work and Repair- 
IjjfV 'done to order Horse-shoeing a specialty. 
\y 0ll k promptly and neatly executed. All work 
\s\.t )anted to give satisfaction 



Carpenters and Joiners 

Hall H. A.. . Carpenter and Joiner, Contractor and 

Builder 
Shepan Carl. .Carpenter and Joiner 

Bry Qoods and Cteneral Merchan- 
dise 

Appenzeller Frederick. .Dealer in Dry Goods,Groceries, 
Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes. 
Millinery Goods, Bonnets, Notions, Flour, Seed, 
&<V &e ' . _ , 

Eddy W. W.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard- 
ware, Yankee Notions, and Agricultural Imple- 
ments 

CrFoceHes 'and "Fro visions 

Holiday Miles C. .Dealer in Groceries and Provisions 
Yankee Notions, &c 

Motels 

Diamond A. B. .Propr of Diamond House. Good ac- 
commodations for the traveling public. Good 
Barn in connection . , 

Stedman N. £. .Propr of Stedman House, Ihis is a new 
building, and newly furnished, and affords good 
accommodations to the traveling public. Barn m 
connection _. _,. , . 

Wallace G. A. .Propr of Dorman House. This house is 
centrally located, and affords first-class accommo- 
dations to the traveling public. Good Barn in 
connection 

Manufacturers and Dealers 

Gould, Osburn & Co. .Manufrs of and Dealers in Lum- 
ber, Lath and Shingles 

Guilford T. S. .Manufr of Guilford's Patent Boot Cork, 
for running logs 

Hood F. & Co.. Manufrs of and Dealers m Staves, 
Heading, Hoops, Barrels, &c 

Inglesh Wm. H.. Manufr of and Dealer in Sawed 
Shingles ___,. 

Inglesh J. M.. Dealer in Pine Logs, Shingles and Pine 
Lands . . .. 

Kanzig A. .Manufr of and Wholesale Dealer m Black- 
berry and Grape Wines 

Losch Jacob . . Manufr of and Dealer in Hoops 

PenoverL. & Co.. Manufrs of and. Dealers in Lumber, 
* Lath, Shingles, and Pine Lands 

Symes J. T. .Dealer in Pine and Farming Lands. Also, 
Lumberman 

Stimson E. A.. Dealer in Lumber, and Lumber Inspec- 
tor n 

Stewart A. .Manufr of and Dealer in Wagons, Carna- 
ges, Sleighs, &c. Repairing done to order 

Shepan Carl. .Manufr of Furniture and Coffins 



Restaurants and Saloons 

Kanzig A. .Propr of Restaurant and Saloon 
Vierling John A.. Propr of Restaurant and Saloon, 
near depot, where" choice Cigars, Tobaccos, Wines 
and Beer are kept constantly on hand 

Meat Estate 

Kimberly C" S. .Dealer in Real Estate 
Lytle Freeman. .Dealer in Real Estate 

Stationery'-" and Cigars 

Ditzler Charles. .Dealer in Stationery, Newspapers, To- 
baccos, Cigars, Fancy Soaps, Hair Oil, Candies, &c 

Miscellaneous 



Brown Geo. F.. Resident employee in F. Hood & v^o's 

Mill 
Barker C. H.. Millwright and Sawyer 
Conklin Wm. A. .Resident 
Crandell S.. Farmer and Resident 
Dupee David. .Employee in F. Hood & Go's Mill 
El well I. .Resident and employee in L. Penoyer & Co's 

Mill 
Guilford R, D.. Resident. Patentee of the celebrated 

Guilford Patent Boot Cork for running logs. I 

offer sale half interest in the United States and 

Canada 
Guilford T. S . . Farmer 
Hickey R. R. .Resident. Employee in L. Penoyer & Co's 

Mill 
Hickey Nelson. .Foreman in Gould Gsburn & Co's Mill 
Lytle Freeman . . Dealer in Lumber. Also, Farmer 
Panny D. .Foreman in L. Penoyer & Co's Mill 
Parsons V. L . . Resident and Supervisor 
Stewart A.. Farmer 

Webb R. J". .Lath Sawyer and Log Scaler 
Wallace G. A.. Justice of the Peace 




A<mew A D. .Propr of Saw and Shingle Mill, sec 16 
Beeman R. W. .Supervisor of Township. Also Farmer, 

Revenaugh John . .Physician and Surgeon. Also Far- 

Tefft CUB'. .Propr of Saw Mill, Also Township Clerk, sec 
20 




Batterbee John. .General Farming, sec 35 

Barnes Wm.. " see 12 

Coon James. . " sec 4 

Cassidy Isaac. " sec 13 

Cook D. M. .Dealer in Hard Wood Timber and Staves, 

sec 33 
Dorward James.. General Farmer, sec 8 
Forrest Chas B. . " sec 25 

ForsterG. W.. Engaged in Lumbering. Also Farmer, 

sec 6 
Goff C. W., M.D . .Physician and Surgeon, sec 36 
Girard J. A. . General Farmer, see 24 
Herpel Ernest. .Engaged in General Farming, sec 7 
Horning Gideon. .Proprietor of Saw Mill. Also General 

Fiirmei*, sec 28 
Hutchinson Chas. C. .General Farmer, see 36 
Johnson Ira H.. •• Holding Real Es- 

tate in E. Saginaw for sale. Settled in E. Saginaw 

in 1853, see 16 
Leach Andrew. .General Farmer, sec 8 
Littlefield W. S.. " sec 36 

Mcintosh John. . " sec 34 

Morse Jas. W„. " see 27 

Mcintosh Peter.. " sec 34 

MaloneJohn.. "'.' sec 6 

McNamara John. . " sec 36 

McNalley Francis W.. Dealer in General Merchandise 

Propr of Saw Mill and Hotel. Also General Far 

mer, see 17 
Moore Wm . . Engaged in General Farming. Also Lum- 
berman, sec 34 
Owens J.. .General Farmer, Settled in Co. in 1865, sec 

1 
Parker Wm.. " sec 12 

Reid John.. Propr of Grist and Shingle Mill. Custom 

grinding a specialty, see 27 
Reid Thomas.. General Farmer. Also Carpenter and 

Joiner, sec 26 
Ross Arthur.. ■«* Also Lumberman, sec 

21 
Smith David F. . " sec 35 

Smith Alexander. . " sec 36 

TottenH.. " sec 25 

Upthegrove Jacob.. " Also Carpenter and 

Joiner, sec 12 
Woodward J. &J. M.. *' sec 27 

Weir Henry . . " Making Leicester 

Sheep and Berkshire Swine growing a specialty, 

see 33 



Adams Frank. .General Farmer, sec 16 

Almy Jutson.. General Farmer, sec 28 

Almy Henry.. . " ' sec 9 

Benson John. .Township Treasurer and general Farmer, 
sec 3 

Benson Smith.. General Farmer. Also, Dealer in Gro- 
ceries, sen 3 

Badger Arthur. .General Farmer, sec 3 

Brogge W. .General Farmer, sec 6 

Butts Chas. H.. General Farmer. Engineer by trade. 
Mr. Butts was born in Saginaw City in 1842, his 
father, A. Butts, being one of the early settlers 
and a Pioneer of the county, sec 16 

Beckley R. .General Farmer, sec 16 

Bemish Henry. .Highway Commissioner and General 
Farmer, sec 32 

Banes Henry L. .General Farmer. Also, Pump Manufr. 
sec 27 

Curry Emily.. Engaged in general Farming, sec 21 

Cook D . B . . General Farmer, sec 4 

Davidson J.. " sec 9 

Fenderson J. H <fc J. W. .General Farmers, sees 4 and 5 

Finn Dennis. .General Farmer, sec 35 

Fraser Murray. .Engaged in general Farming, sec 24 

Graham James. .Supervisor of township, Justice of the 
Peace, School Inspector and Farmer, sec 32 

Geddes David. .General Farmer. Making thorough 
bred Clydesdale Draft Horses a specialty, sec 21 

Jackson A. .General Farmer, sec 4 

Kennelly James. . " sec 26 

King Joseph.. " sec 9 

Loranger Rodrick. .Manufr of and Dealer in Hard and 
Soft wood, Lumber, Shingles, &c, sec 34 

Meyer John.. : ieneral Farmer. Also, Carpenter and 
Joiner, sec 24 

McCullen Wm. .General Farmer, sec 21 

Martens Mark. . ' ; sec 34 

Northcott James. .General Farmer, sec 3 

Ohmert Ferdinand.. General Farmer and Brickmaker, 
sec 14 

Owen Thomas. .General Farmer, sec 13 

O'Brien Daniel.. General Farmer. Making Stock rais- 
ing a specialty, sec 28 

Parker Isaac. .General Farmer and Lumberman. Also, 
Propr of Brick Yard, sees 11 and 13 

Piper Joseph. .General Farmer, sec 28 

Roberts F.. General Dealer in Dry Goods, Grocories, 
Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Drugs, Patent Medi- 
cines, Yankee Notions, &c. All kinds of Produce 
bought and sold. Store at Graham Station, sec 33 

Shields Wm.. General Farmer. Came from Lower 
Canada and settled where he now lives, in 1836, 
sec 3 
Spenee Robt. .General Farmer, sec 16 
Schomaker John C. .Gereral Farmer. Also, Blacksmith, 

sec 34 
Smith John Z. .General Farmer, sec 22 
Turner George. . " sec 29 

WiltseJ. M.. u sec 5 

Wiltse John. .General Farmer and Fruit Grower, sec 9 
Wiltse Martin H. .General Farmer, Making a specialty 
of Small Fruit growing. Also, Apiarist, sec 16 

Wurtzel William... Foreman for Tiittabawassee Boom 

Co, sec 9 
Warner Eli S.. General Farmer, making Dairying [a 
specialty, sec 29 






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Saginaw County Business 3STo;idces. 




i spe- 
Came in this county 



Allen E. G.. General Farmer. Wheat raisin; 

cialty, sec 21 
Braley Loren. .General Farmer 

in 1847, sec 25 

Baker G E.. Farmer and Horse Farrier, sec 14. I 'will 
sell 22 acres ; 18 acres improved, balance heavily 
timbered with Beech and Maple. Soil, clay-loam. 
Good frame house and well. 70 Apple trees in 
full bearing'. Situated £ mile from school; l£ from 
Depot and. village, Price, reasonable terms, § 
down, balance to remain on place 
Beach H. S.. Farmer. Came in County, 1837. Mr. 
Beach's nativity New York City. Mrs. Beach's 
nativity Newfoundland, sec 34 
.Barnes A. L.. General Farmer. Wheat raising' a spe- 
cialty, sec 31 
Chapman A. Jr. .General Farmer, sec 21 
Crane Wm. A.. General Farmer. Insurance Agent, 

School Supt and Teacher, sec 24 
Cole Wm..I have 60 acres; 53 acres improved; soil, 
clay loam, adapted to wheat and other grains. 
House, two good barns, one built in 1876 and 
painted; two good wells, in one- there are five 
spouts of water ; 200 Apple trees in full bearing- ; 
y n a mile from a new school house ; 2> l / 2 miles 
from Depot, Post-office and Churches. Will sell 
at reasonable price. Terms, % down, balance in 
yearly payments, sec 24 
Davison Ira L.. Farmer. Also, Patentee of Davison 
Churns. Churns kept constantly on hand. Also, 
Territorial rights for sale, sec 6 
Freel and C. .General Farmer, sec 16 
Eraser Don aid.. Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 27 
Fosdic James.. " " sec 14 

Garrett Hugh . . " " sec 31 

Hoi brook Chas.. Farmer. Wheat raising a specialty, 

sec 7 
Houghtaling F. S.. Farmer and Land-Looker, sec 16 
Hackett Wm. .Farmer and Stock Kaiser. Wheat rais- 
ing a specialty, sec 36 
Hunt John. .Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 13 
Hawley H. T. .Physician and Farmer, sec 16 
Jaquith J. H.. General Farmer, sec 17 
Lewis J. H.. Minister of the Gospel. Farmer and 

Township Clerk, sec 21 
Munger Wells. .Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 22 
McLellan Frank . ; " " sec,] 5 

Mulkins Morris.. General Farmer, sec 23 
McGregor Peter. .Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 27 
Macomber L. R. .Builder, sec 34 
Murray John. .Farmer and Stock Raiser, see 18 
Munger Edwin. .General Farmer, sec 20 
Ostrander Wellington, .Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 15 
Olmsted D. B. .Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 22 
Parmilee CM.. Farmer and Stock Raiser. Wheat rais- 
ing a specialty, sec 36. Ingersol Twp, Midland 
County 



Roeser Gustavus. .Farmer. Wheat Raising a specialty, 

sec 21 
Rounds Geo. B..I have 80 acres. 50 acres improved, 
well fenced, young orchard in full bearing, well 
watered, soil, clay loam, adapted to all kinds of 
grain raising. Situated 3^ miles from post-office, 
church and R. R. station ; % mile from new school 
house. 30 acres heavily timbered with Beech and 
Maple timber. On account of feeble health, will 
sell at a reasonable price. Terms, ^'down, bal- 
ance to remain on place, sec 34 
Stoddard Chester. .Minister of the Gospel and General 

Farmer, sec 24 
Stoddard Geo.. Farmer. Wheat Raising a specialty, 

sec 24 
Tumbull Geo. .Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 27 
Turnbul T. W. .General Farmer and Teacher, sec 23 
Turnbull David. .Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 11 
Trickey J. .General Farmer and Stock Raiser, sec 18 
White C. B.. General Farmer. Also, Carpenter and 

Joiner, sec 9 
Whitman Geo.. General Fanner. Came in county in 

1837, sec 8 
Whitman Daniel .. Farmer" and Stock Raiser, sec 1, in 
Ingersol township, Midland county 



Merchants and Dealers 



Barberin Geo. F.. Dealer in Dry Goods, GrocerieSj Pro- 
visions, Drugs, Notions, &c 

Munger J. A.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard- 
ware, Medicines, &c 

Roeser Wm.. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provi- 
sions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, No- 
tions, &c 

Wolfe Coney. .Manufr of and Dealer in Boots and 
Shoes, Custom work done to order 



Physicians and Surgeons 



Cubbage Wm.. Physician and Surgeon 
Cooper Mrs. Margaret. .Physician and Surgeon 



Hotel 

Ostrander Lafayette. .Propr of Freeland Hotel 



Miscellaneous* 



Boyer D. .Ticket Agent at F. & P. M it. it. Depot 

Gilmore Moses.. Doing a general Bl'^k.-nnthhig busi- 
ness. Ironing Carriages, Wo>=it ( Sleighs, &c. 
Horse-shoeing a specialty 

Munger J. C. .Resident. Also, Fanm i 

Roeser Wm. .Supervisor 



Averill H. S. .Propr of Park Hotel. >IlI ,L. ,^ul now 
affords good accomodations ±oi tV Pubr< . Good 
Bar and Stabling in connection [^ i, < Uie house 

Cavanaugh Joseph. .Propr of the Tittnt\ Kas-ee House 

Hooper V. R.. Manufr of Wagons, .^'^^.^s, Carriages, 
&c. Also, House Carpentei '" 

Parks Lyman . .Owner of Park's Hotel . Me 1 chant and 
Farmer 

Treby Robert. .Propr of Blacksmith &l^o i , Custom 
work and repairing done to ordel jloi se-shoeing 
a specialty 



UlaeJksstaitits 

Server Fred. .Engaged in genT Blacksmith mg 

Carpenters, Contract:; r!« sv*** 
Builders 



Doyle John H. .Carpenter, Contracto 

Supervisor of Township 
Huss Herman . . Carpenter and Join 



?kr. Also 



Drugs, Medicines, &;c. 



VanEmster Florentin. .Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dry 
Goods, Clothing, Notions, &c. 



Man uiac tu r er s 



Bliss A. T. & Brother.. Manufrs of and Dealers in 

Lumber 
New York and Mich. Salt and Lumber Co.. Manufrs of 

Lumber and Salt 
Rust, Eaton & Co. .Manufrs of Lumber and Salt 



Market 



Taylor W . . Propr of Market, 
always on hand 



Fresh and Salt Meats 



Miscellaneous 



Stafford P. .Foreman of Rust, Eaton & Co's Mills 
Clark and Creaser.. Managers of Rust, Eaton & Co's 

Salt Block 
Gardner W. E.. Township Clerk. Also Carpenter and 

Joiner, making a specialty of millwright work 
' Goss John J. .Engineer and Millwright, Rust, Eaton & 

Co's Mill 
Kramer W. .Pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church 
Otto Fred. .Engaged in gen'l Farming 
Wetzel E..Town Treasurer. Also engaged in gen'l 
Farming- 



Michigan State Insurance Co.. Adrian, Mich 
Stacy & Under wood.. Attys and Counsellors 
Office in Underwood Block 



at Law. 





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