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Widoe  J<''h?i,  clothier. 

Wii-;!"!!  &  Boswortb,  saw  and  ^nsA  mill. 

Williams  Mrs  James,  dressmaker. 

Williams  S  )I,  barber. 

Williams  S  R,  pliysician. 


HARTFORD. 

A  station  and  postottice  on  the  C.  &  M.  L. 
S.  R.  R.,  in  Von  Eureii  county,  17  miles  west 
from  Paw  Paw,  and  46  nortii  of  New 
Buffalo. 

HARTLAND. 

A  village  in  the  nortlieast  part  of  Livir.gs- 
tou  county,  12  mile:-  fr;mi  li'owell  tlie  county 
seat.  Population  300.  High/iand  8  miles  ea.st 
on  the  F.  iN:  P.  .M.  R.  R,  i;  lis  sliippinj'^'.ritiou. 
North  Oer  creek  finni-nes  \va:er  p-i-wer,  and 
tlour  is  shipped.     X.  T.  Kirk.  ]xistinaster. 

BUS  r  N  ESS  Di  R KC  TOR  Y . 

Campbell  Rev  Wm  M.  (Methodist). 
Chambers  &  Kirk.  T'enei^I  sto^re. 
Cliambers  O  B,  general  store. 
Croupe  John  B,  general  store. 
Cullen  H,  grocer. 

Fletcher  Rev  R  \Y,  (Congregationaliit). 

Gaunoa  W  R,  grocer. 

Hay  ford  VViiiiam  M,  physician. 

Hildebrant  Bros,  foundry. 

Kirk  N  B,  painter. 

McKeever  Thomas,  j:^rocer. 

Parshali  &  Roberts,  tioiiring  mill. 

Seaman  \V  L,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Stedman  ¥  A,  .b!ack?mitb.  . 

Wallace  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

\Yard  Charle.-,  painter. 

Weaver  J  N,  hotel, 

HARTLAND  CENTER. 

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HARTWELLVILLE. 

A  po-itomce  in  a  fine  fanning  section,  in 
Bennington  townsldp,  Sidawa^sec  county.  It 
is  10  miles  S' Aithwest  of  Vernon,  on  the  mai] 
loute  t«  IVrry,  and  7  mile:;  south  of  OwuSno. 
Ship  to  Ovvo;>>o,  \Vl!cat  and  app]^  5  are  tlie 
staple  products.  It  has  a  tri-weeklv  mail, 
j.  H.  Hartwell,  postmascei-. 

B t'S  I  .\  KbS  D I R  ECrO R Y. 
Penney  J  K,  physician. 


HARVEY. 

A  viUat'e  of  4150  inhabuanis  at  the  niouth 
of  Chocolav  river,  in  Cliocolav  township.  Mar- 
quette  county,  4  miles  southcist  of  Marcpiette. 
Tiio  furnace  of  tlic  Xortherri  Ir<.  :i  Cvnupany 
is  located  here,  bat  it  has  h.eeri  out  •■f  ola^t 
fot  >.everal  yeav.s.  Some  lum{.)erin;^  is  done 
^t  this  point.  Marvcy  ha.'  a  semi-weekly 
mail.    I  .  D.  Hai vcy,  poitnta<:ter. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Fra'er  Edward,  lumber. 
Il.aivey  ChrrrLer)  T,  lumber. 
Northern  Iron.  Co,  pi.;^  iron  mnfrs. 

iiASTmas, 

The  county  seat  of  Barry  county,  a  pro.-- 
perous  and  growinj^  city  of  2,500  inhabitant.:;^ 
in  Hastings  township,  a  little  north  of  ihe 
geographical  center  of  the  county,  and  on 
the  Thorna])ple  river.  Ic  is  inter.sected  by 
the  Grand  River  Valley  disision  of  the  M.  C. 
R.  R.j  and  is  62  miles  northwest  of  Jackson, 
and  32  southeast  of  Grand  Rapi'bs.  If.  is  13S 
mdles  from  Detroit,  an  1  46  from  Lansing.  The 
piace  v.  as  seltied  in-  1S37.  and  wa-i  nanied  in 
homir  of  Y..  V.  llaMings,  Esq..  focrrierly  a 
wejidcnown  citizen  of  Detroit  The  raiir.iad 
was  opened,  to  it  Fel^ruary  22.  lS5o.  aince 
wtiich  its  (.;r',-\\  th  has  been  very  rapid.  It 
has  hue  water  power  on  Thi>rnac>pie  river 
and  Fall  creek,  and  numbers  among  ita 
manufacturing  interests  several  s-^w  and  flour- 
ing milis,  a  foundry  and  machine  shop,  an 
agricultural  implement  factory,  a  sa.sb, 
door  and  blind  factory,  etc.  The  sur- 
rouadiui'  country  consists  of  oak  open- 
ings  nnd  timbered  linds.  Grain  and  pota- 
toes are  the  leading  agricultural  products, 
.Mid  wheat,  potatoes,  pork,  poult r)-,  cattle, 
etc.,  the  chief  items  of  shipmeiit.  Hastings 
is  handsomely  laid  out  and  well  supplied  with 
churches,  school.s,  etc.  Two  weekly  nev.-s- 
pcipors,  the  Banner,  Republican,  and  the 
Home  J<.)urnrd,  Independent,  are  publisheu 
here.  Express — American.  Telegraph — 
Western  Union.    John  Roberts,  postmaster. 

i;USI.\ESS  DIRECTORY. 

AJ!oiJ  4*:  iT|€£.ellatM,  Grocery  and  Sa- 
loon. State. 

I§ajU\^  A  W  *^  Son,  Propri  Hastings 
House,  cor  State  and  Church. 

I'arber  &  Bxiley,  (by  goods. 

Barlow  &  C/0';dycar,  general  store  and  flour- 
ing nail. 

iVauer  Charles  H,  prosecuting  attorney,  Court 
Hou-e. 

Beach  Lysan  ler  C,  grocery  and  saloon. 

Bennett  Hirau!,  restaurant. 

F>e:uley  J  W  .''c  C  G,  sash  factoiy. 

Bessmcr  John,  b.irber. 

Biack  Ov:  Failer,  maFrle  works,  State. 

Black  John  C,  ph  »tographer. 

Brown  1'  F,  physician. 

Burgher  Vv'iu,  lawyer. 

Burton  Charles  S,  physician. 

I>usoll  Hiram  A,  grocery  and  saloon. 

Ci  irk  James.  ju-«Ucf  of  the  peace. 

Cole  J  \  S^•n.>,  vjrooers. 

Coles  \Vm  F,  jewelry. 

Cook  v^-  Sheldon,  .nbstracts  of  titles  and  loan 

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Crawley  Bros,  groceries  arid  saloon. 
■Cressy  &  Holden,  j^raici. 
Dariing  &  Hibbard,  giove  mnfrs. 
Darluig  \V  H  &  Co,  boot;,  and  shoes. 
Dennis    &    Hoimes,    publishers  Hastings 

Home  Journal. 
DrjPic.niy  &  Bentley,  cooperage, 
I>eweT  €iiyori^^e  M.  Editor  and  Pablish- 

er  ti-tstings  Republican  Banner. 
Drake  A  Philo,  dentist  and  physician. 
Uwight      Burrall,  agricultural  implements. 
Dwight  C  F  &  Co.  comndsbion  and  produce 

and  grain  elevator. 
Eastman  William  T,  lumber. 
Ederle  Charles,  saloon. 
Fish  John  J^,  lawyer. 
Fc-.'-se  George  W,  commission  m.erchant. 
Geschv/irid  Melcher,  tailor. 
Oilman  Osgood,  livery. 
Goodyear  ifenry  A,  hardware. 
Good)  ear  J  S  &  Co,  dry  goods. 
-Grant  Robert  J,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 
Greble  &  Russell,  hardware. 
Hadiey&  Hitchcock,  fiour  mill. 
Han.d  Mrs  E  M,  variety  store. 
Hastings    House,    A   W   Bailey    &  Son 
proprs. 

Hastings  Home  Journal,  (weekly),  Dennis  & 
Ho'rnes,  publishers. 

Hastings  National  Bank,  A  J  Bowne  presi- 
dent, Geo  E  Goodyear  cashier, 

(Weekly),  Geo  M  Dewey  Editor  and  Pub- 
lisher, Banner  Block. 

Kayford  William  H,  lawyer. 

Fleath  George  L,  photographer. 

HesMis,  .Salisbiiry  &  Co,  (Wilb'am 
H  H  Pleath,  Seth  Salisbury,  Theodore  J 
Brosseau),  Furniture,  State.' 

Hedrick  William  O,  harness  maker. 

Hendershot  Ike  &:  Co,  jewelers. 

Herrick  Rollin,  jewelry. 

Hicks  Bros,  groceries. 

Ho! brook  Isaac  A,  lawyer. 

Hopkins  «Jk  iluriieS,Druggists,Phoenix 
Block. 

Kelley  John  H,  groceries  and  saloon. 

Meily  W  W  tl'  \Y  C,  (Walter  W  & 
Wallace  C  Kelly),  Lumber  and  Heading, 
123  Jefferson. 

Leins  Valentine,  meat  market. 

Leiter  Mrs  Sarah,  dress  making. 

Latimer  Miles,  hides,  pelts  and  furs, 

Loomis  William  &  Son,  dry  goods  and  gro- 
ceries. 

McCarthy  Charles,  restaurant. 

McCarthy  Patrick,  saloon. 

i\iain  P'rank  N,  billiard  saloon. 

Makepeace  Isaac  F.  saloon. 

Mattliews  Gibb,  propr  Matthews  House. 

^IilUhu'M'.H    House,    Gibb  Matthews 

J'foj'r,  Jei)ersf)in 
Maus  Jacob,  boots,  shoes  and  groceries. 


Mead  Miss  Malinda,  dress  rr.aking  and  mi!. 

linery. 
Mendy  John  G,  saloon. 
Mohier  John  R,  tailor, 
j  Morgan  W,  wagon  maker. 
Morriil  Mrs  M  A,  millinery. 
Mudge  Royal,  dry  good-. 
Nadonal  Hotel,  C  B  VanEvery  propr. 
Nob'e  Joel  P,  grocer. 
Odell  c\:  Noble,  grocers. 
OimiStead  Charles  H,  tobacco  and  cigars. 
Parker  Nelsr^n,  livery. 
Pilug  Jo-cph,  meat  market. 
Phillips      Barnum,  pump  mmfrs. 
Pratt  A  R,  livery  stable. 
Pricket  ^S:  Mate,  blacksmiths. 
Prindle  Siierrnan  C,  ju^ige  prdtnite. 
Radford  James,  bl.icksrnith. 
Reed  James  L,  carriage  mnfr. 
P..ice  C  S,  agent  Singer  .Sewing  Machine. 
Rich  J  6c  Bro,  black.^miihs. 
Rich  Sheiiu.in  J,  druggist. 
Riker  Marcus  W,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Roberts  James  P,  <lrugs,  stationery  and  agent 

Am  Express. 
Roberts  John,  postmaster  and    books  and 

stationery, 

Robinson  George  H,  agent  Estey's  Organs, 
Rock  Adam  M,  carriage  maker. 
Rogers  Daniel  E,  wagon  maker. 
Rose  Ferris,  carriage  mnfr. 
Rower  Augustus,  boots  and  shoes. 
Runyan  John  G,  boots  and  shoes. 
Russell  Charles,  physician. 
Russell  Jeremiah  M,  physician. 
Russell  Julius,  dry  goods  and  hats  and  caps. 
Russell  Lucius,  lawyer  and  justice  of  the 
peace. 

Sanley  Frank,  blacksmith. 
Schumann  Peter,  cooper. 
Sides  Mrs  G  M,  millinery. 
Silberber^e  Gustavus,  clothing. 
Smith,  Mance  ^  Preston,  groceries. 
Spaulding  Jerry  C,  boots  and  shoes. 
Sjiaulding  Oscar  D,  general  store. 
SpoOHOr   A'    llcpttlll  11,   tj.^seph  W 

Spooner,  Charles  A  Hepburn ),  Groceries, 

Glassware  etc,  Slate. 
Stall  Bros,  blacksmiths. 

Stanley  John,  Groceries  and  Liquors, 

Jetfer.^on. 

Stark  Julius,  baker. 

Starkweather  William,  painter. 

StaufTer  Leonard  E,  lively  stable. 

Stebbins  William  H,  furniture  and  undertak- 
er. 

Sieinhoff  Beniamin  F.  dcnti^^t. 
Stern  Herman,  meat  market. 
Sutton  James  H,  grocer  and  saloon. 
Swce:ey  J.mies  A.  lawyer. 
Taylor  Mrs  M  F,  millinery. 
Troutwine  .\lbcrt,  barber." 
Ujvjolius  Wiliiain,  physician. 


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V'anEvery  Charles  B,  propr  National  Hotel. 
Vaavleck  Andrew  S,  boots  iinci  shoes. 
Vi'ooinan  &  Son,  meat  market. 
Wi-i':.scrt  Ji>hn,  liardv/nre. 
^Viiij1ple  Wiliis  A,  can-iii^e  maker. 
Wickhajn  Joh.n,  hides,  pcifs  aii  l  furs. 
Wilder  Thomas  J,  station  agent  G.  R.  V. 
K.  R. 

V/iikins  Bro>,  sash,  doois  and  blinds,  Rail- 
road bet  Je'Terson  and  Creek. 

Wilimont  Anthony,  saloon. 

Woir  Miss  Anna  E,  millinery  and  fancy 
goods. 

Woodniansee  Mathew  C,  physician. 
Wuolley  Alonzo,  boots  ap.d  shoes. 
Wright  &  Hoibrook,  lawyers, 
Wri^^ht  James  W,  grocer, 

HAVANA. 

A  station  on.  the  G.  R,  &  I.  R.  R.,  146 
miles  above  Grand  Rapids.  IVeshvood). 

HAZEL  GREEN. 

The  postoffice  at  T  lendersonville  or 
Henderson's,  in  Rush  township,  Shiawassee 
county,  on  the  J.  L.  oc  S.  R.  R.,  7  miles 
north  of  Owosso.  The  village  contains  a  pop- 
ulation of  about  100;  has  a  good  water  priv- 
ilege on  the  Shia\v'as>ee  river  ;  is  surrounded 
by  a  good  grain  and  stock  country  ;  has  one 
saw  mill,  and  ships  lumber  and  farm  pro- 
duce.   John  lle'-'ierson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Barr  James,  carpenter. 

Church  W  H,  carpenter. 

Henderson  Chas  F,  painter. 

Henderson  David  L,  butcher. 

Henderson  George,  mechanic. 

Henderson  ]^»hn,  general  sti>rc  and  roadroad 

station  agent. 
Henderson  Wra  C,  sawyer, 
r.aphom  Chas  (.),  painter. 
Palmer  Geo  1),  justice  of  the  peace. 
Palmer  &  J  )elwilcr,  general  store,  saw  mill 

and  mnfrs  agricultural  impdements. 


HAZEL  GROVE. 

A  settlement  of  about  50  persons  in  the 
township  of  Greenwood,  Oceana  county,  18 
nnh.'s  west  of  Newaygo,  and  14  east  of 
Whitehall.  Holton,  5 '/<  miles  south,  is  iis 
nearest  iaib.\ay  station.  Fla::el  creek,  a 
branch  of  the  While  river,  here  affords  a 
splendid  water  power,  a  liead  of  l('>fcet  I'cing 
iftninable.  Th^'t'C  i'^  ^\\  ext-Mxive  '^aw  ar;d 
shiugle  mill  here,  >nid  those  .trticles  w  it!\ 
whe:'t  are  shipped  away.  Settled  iSOvS. 
Har.ol  Grove  has  a  weekly  mail.  R.  W. 
Skeels,  postmaster. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

McCormick  G  W' ,  s^uw  mill. 

Scott  E  iJ,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Skeels  R  W,  general  store. 

Wells  Rev  Wni  C  (BapLi-,t;,  phy^ician. 

HAZSLTON. 

A  postoftlce  in  Shiawassee  county,  Sy^ 
miles  west  of  Flushing,  and  10  nortlie.vst  of 
(vorunna.  It  is  vulgarly  known  as  Ratviile. 
It  has  a  A\  eekly  mail  from  Flu«^hing. 

HEMLOCK  CITY. 

A  village  of  llichland  tovvnship,  in  the 
vvest  part  of  Sagi!iaw  county.  It  is  slso  a 
station  on  the  Saginaw  Viilley  icSt.  Loiiis  R. 
R.,  14  miles  west  of  East  Saginaw,  and  120 
from  Detroit.  }\>pulation  256.  Shin^Ie>, 
lurniier  and  purnps  are  manufactured.  Tele- 
graph, Western  Union.  Express,  American. 
Jacob  King,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Averill  H  S,  hotel. 

Bryant  E  W,  station  and  ex|,>ress  agent. 

Henry  James  \  Co,  shingles  and  lumber. 

McBradnie,  stone  dealer. 

Savoy,  physician. 

Thomas  Philo,  blacksmith. 

HSNDSRSONVILLE, 

A  vill-jge  on  the  J.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  7  miles 
north  of  Owosso. 

(.SV:'  Hazel  Green.) 

HENDERSON'S, 

A  station  on  the  J.  L.  iS:  S.  R.  R. 
( See  Henderson  viiie. ) 

HENRIETTA, 

A  poslofhce  near  the  northern  edge  of 
Jackson  county,  iS  n\i!os  north  cf  Juckson. 
It  has  a  weekly  mail. 

HERSEY, 

The  countv  seat  of  Osceola  county,  is  a 
thriving  village  of  nearly  700  inhabitants  in 
Richmond  township,  in  the  southwest  corner 
of  the  county.  It  on  the  line  of  the  F.iS:  P. 
M.  R.  R.,  on  the  Muskegon  river,  which  is 
here  joined  by  the  Ilersey.  It  is  distant 
from  Detroit  184  miles,  from  Ea>t  Sagimw 
S6  mi^es,  from  1  vulington.  the  western  ter- 
minus of  the  road,  52  miles,  and  it  lies  3*^ 
miles  east  of  Reed  City,  the  crossing  of  the 
t;.  R  &  I.  R.  R.  HeV.^cv  was  fn-^t  scllletl 
in  iS67.and  now  does  a  thriving  bu>ines*  in 
the  manufacture  and  shi)>ment  of  lumber, 
thei  e  being  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the 
vilUije  7  saw  and  shin^jlc  mills.    Herscy  has 


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Ilouring  iiiil!,  a  weekly  r;cw.-,- 
papcr,  a  pu];lic  school  buiiding,  and  3 
diurcho.-.— Congregali.Anai,  Mechodisi  and 
Evangelical  Lutheran.  The  village  ha:-:  j. 
hotels;'  one  of  these,  the  Hersey  House,  is  a 
tme  Large  building,  capaluc  of' aecon;m.n!a- 
ting  60  guests.  The  famous  grayiing  ri>!i  are 
taken  in  ihe  llerscy  whiuh  iuu,,  through  the 
village.  Ex  press — Ameri-  an.  Telegraph  — 
Webtern  Union.    D.  A.  Clodgetl,  po-lma.^ier. 

KUSI  NESS  D I K  t:CT< '  R  Y.  ' 

American  Express  Co,  M  L  Townsend  agent 
at  Depot.  ' 
Bachant  Charles  J,  grocer. 
Bellamy   &    I-Jiggins^  lumber  supplies  and 

building  material. 
Bellamy  <!Sl  Wilson,  lumbermen  (contractors).' 
Blodgelt  Delos  A,  [-.o-^cmaster  and  iundjer  and 

shtngle  rnnfr. 
Mrlntr^i'll  Jj3i!i?.es  G,  Lumber  .\Lifr. 
Brown  &  Scoilay,  meat  market. 
Burch  tS.  Beardsley,  lawyers,  Court  House. 
Dwight  Sylvester  F,  lawyer. 
Faist  Jacob,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Fonkbeiner  John,  general  store. 
Gerhardt  Henry,  harness  maker. 
Gerrish  Winheld  S,  shingle  mntr. 
Kaak  Jacob  A,  shingle  ranfr,  outside  of  vil- 


lage. 


Lfag  ir  Wiiloughby.  flouring  milL 
LL-'artt  Josiah  K,  hardware  and  stoves. 
llvphlim  iivo  IIT,  Trorr  Herscv  Hou.se. 
Y'¥A^2>,cy  lE4>il<^<».Ge..  fi  Hepburn  Propr. 
.Si.jSiii-.OJi  €oii;HCi  5>.  Physician. 
J''Uc>  Orriii  E.  general  mcrchartt. 
Kiicheu  Wni  H,  lumber  mnfr,-2  miks  south 

of  village. 
Lev/is  Hugh  T.  p.'-orir  Saginaw  IIou.se. 
Lewi.s  Rnberl  F,  druggist. 
Lyon  W'jii  A.  meat  market. 
McCallurn  F  C,  physician. 
-Miller  Wra  H,  propr  Millers  Hotel. 
Mur[;;iy  \Vm  J.^billiard  .saIt)on. 
Osceola  Outline  (weekly*,  John  F  Radciiffe, 

publisher. 
Page  Rodney  W,  surveyor. 
Pi'uliioii^  P'iair,  blacksmith  and  wagon  shop. 
Ra-lclihe  John  F,  publisher  Osceola'Ouiiine, 

also  justice  of  the  pe.ice. 
i?OS.s  Wen  J¥.,  Wagon  and  Blacksmith 

Shop. 
Saiviple  Geo,  .saloon. 
S'chlegel  Jacob,  boot  and  .^^hoemaker. 
Scorield  L  O,  lumber  mufr,  2  miles  south  of 

vi)  iage. 

Stephens  Linus  F,  furniture. 
Tarr  David  D,  general  store. 
Taylor  Knight  M,  general  store. 


JAMES  G.  BRINTNELL, 

MANUFACTURER    AND  DEALER  liN 


Lumber 


ELM,  MAPLE,  BASSWOOD,  CHERRY  AND  ASH,  Cut  to  Order. 

All  Orders  Promptly  Phxed, 

KERSEY,  Osceola  County,  '  -  -  MICHIGAN 


HERSEY. 


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G.  H.  HEPBURNl,  Proprietor. 


MICHIGAN. 


This  is  an  old  estAbliohed  House  an<l  comfortably  furnishevi  and  loc.itod  in  the  Ihim. 
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Towfisend  Marcus  1.,  o^t  F.  &:  P.  M.  R'y-, 
American  Express  Co,  and  Western  Union  i 
Tel.  Co.  I 

Vo.n Meter  Henry,  photogrp.pher. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  M  L  Townser-d 
agt,  at  depot. 

Wood  &  Watson,  shingle  mnfr,  I  mile  north 
of  village,. 

Wredo  Win,  cigiir  mnfrs. 

Yerks  Norman,  propr  Erintnell  House, 


HESPERIA. 

A  village  situaied  on  tlie  line  between 
Newaygo  and  Octana  counties,  20  miles 
northwest  of  Newaygo  and  II  from  Fremont 
Center,  on  the  Big  Rapids  branch  of  the 
C.  &.  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  its  nearest  shipping 
station.  Hesperia  expects  to  be  a  point  on 
the  D.  L.  &  L.  R.  R.,  when  that  road 
shall  be  extended  to  the  lake  shore.  Settk-d 
1S66.  Population  3$o.  Pine  and  hard  wood 
timber  both  abound.  Soil  good  for  farming 
purposes.  It  has  a  cri-weekly  aiad,  J.  C- 
McCowen,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Ash.  John,  builder. 
Atherton  S,  general  store. 
Baker  T  R,  wagon  maker. 
Bl2"e}ovv  A  P,  dry  goods. 
Bigelow  H  D,  grocer. 
Bowen  &  Overley,  builders. 
Britton  &  Patterson,  meat  raarket. 
Burtenshaw  Rev  R,  (Adventist). 
Burtenshaw  R,  wagon  and  furniture  mnfr. 
Bush  H  K,  hardware. 
Crandall  C  B,  propr  City  Hotel. 

Dukes  Wm,  furniture  mnfr. 

Dunning  J  W,  notary  public  and  collector. 

Hawley  H  C,  M  D,'  druggist. 

Howard  Rev  M,  (Baptist), 

iVlcCowen  J  C,  books  and  notions, 

McCowen  Mrs  J  C,  milliner. 

Monroe  P,  general  store. 

Munn  George  H,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Rahn  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

Snyder  Rev  S,  (Methodist). 

Sullivan  J  O,  blacksn\ith. 

Sutherland  A,  photographer. 

Walker  Rev  J,  (Presbyterian). 

Weaver  D     Son,  grist  mill. 

Weaver  D  L,  general  store. 

Weaver  L  S,  M  D,  druggist  and  grocer. 

Webster  G  D,  saw  and  lath  uiiH. 

Webster  .S:  Alderman,  pump  makers. 

Wilbur  Samuel,  black.smith. 

HICKORY  CORNERS. 

A  ".small  village  containing  ibout  loo  po 
pie,  lying  in  the  south  part  of  Barry  town- 
sliip,  l-.arry  county,  iS  n\iles  staith  of  H:isl- 
ings.    Ship  to  Augusta,  on  M.  C.  K.  R..  S 
miles  south.    Whecir,  corn,  oats,  >heep  and 


wool  are  the  staple  products  of  this  vicinity. 
Se'tled  1S54.  It  has  a  daily  mail.  J.  M. 
Cadwallader,  po.-tmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRr-CTOPvY. 
Aldricji  Almiron  A,  hardware. 
Barnes  Milo  A,  harness  maker. 
Biadlev  Milton  S,  physician. 
Bush  Christopher  C,  druggist  and  grocer. 
Cadwallader  James  M,  dry  goods. 
Deitrich  Frank,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Doud  Andrew,  blacksmith. 
Elliott  Edwin  C,  dry  goods. 
Ellioti  James  M,  physician. 
Flan?.bu!-g  Edgar,  groceries  and  boots  and 
shoes. 

flurlbut  Rev  H  C,  (Methodist).. 

Tones  Adnah  L,  u  agou  maker  and  miller. 

Mcllwain  George  H,  blacksmith. 

Ranney  fJewitt  C,  saloon  and  butcher. 

Robinson  Elihu,  hotel  pro]^r. 

Snyder  Mathias,  wagon  maker. 

Stauley  Wallace,  harness  maker. 

HIGHLAND. 

[See  Highiand  Corners.) 

HIGHLAND  CORNERS. 

A  pvstot'tice  in  Highland  township,  Oak- 
land county,  2]i  miles  west  of  Highland 
station  on  the  F.  6c  P.  M.  R'y.  Wheat, 
corn  and  potatoes  are  the  principal  produc- 
tions. Distance  from  Detroit  42  miles,  from 
Pontiac  25  miles  northeast.  It  has  a  daily 
mail.    A.  Stockwell,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS   D I  RECTOR  V. 

Copps  P  V,  blacksmith. 
Giddings  Geo  W,  drover. 
Gildings  J  R,  butcher. 
Giddings  H  ^  S  mi,  hotel  proprs. 
Goine  Wni,  painter. 

Gome  W  H  ^:  Thomas,  wagon  makers. 
Ingcrsoil  1/  F,  school  teacher. 
King  Rev  H  (Baptist). 
Ein<lsley  J  O,  phy-ician. 
Mills  Chauncy  L,  blacksmith. 
Pi^rshall  Asa,  stage  driver. 
Stockwell  A,  general  store. 
Storm.>  Tliomas,  shoemaker, 

HIGHLAND  STATION. 

A  place  of  200  inh.ibitanl^  on  the  F.  P. 
M.  R'y.,  11  mdcs  south  of  Holly.  It  is  in 
llighianil  litwnship,  Oakland  county,  iS 
miles  west  of  i\>Mllac.  PotliU.nc  creek 
atior^is  water  power.  The  >hipmct\ts  arc 
mostly  of  grain.  Settled  iS;!.  Kvpress 
.\naeiican.  rolegr.iph,  Western  Union. 
N.       Uabcock.  p..>inui.>.icr. 

mrNlNhk>S  lHRK>*Tv>KY. 
.\d.uus  Carles  H,  Ni.atiou  agent 
I'.rbcock  N  H,  t;ri>ccr,  express  agent  and  in- 
surance. 


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Bache  Samuel,  biacksmith. 
Barrows  Henry,  cooper. 
Brown  S  M,  pairuer. 
Cook  Rev  V,'iIIiaia  (Methodtst). 
Crouse  &  Deveraux,  cider  mnfrs. 
Giddiiigs  George  W,  stock  drover. 
Gidding.s  H irarn,  liotel  propr 
HoLighcon  J  a.'iies,  general  store  and  insuranec 
^geut. 

Mills  Chaiincy  L,  blacksniiiLh. 
Keliy  Patrick,  hotel  propr. 
St  John  Lester,  architect  and  builder. 
Tillapaugh  John,  hides  and  furs. 

HTLLmRD'S. 

A  station  and  village  situated  on  the 
Kalamazoo  ftivi^don  of  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R, 
R.,  in  Hopkins  township,  Allegan  county, 
II  railes  northeast  of  Allegan.  Corn,  wheat 
oats  and  potatoes  are  raised,  and  lumber 
logs  and  stave  bolts  shipped.  Population 
200.  'i'elcgvaph,  Western  Union,  H. 
Avery,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Herrick  W  F,  carpenter. 
HiiHard's  Sons,  lumber  mnfrs. 
McMickers,  blacksmith. 
Munseii  E  W,  station  agent. 
Woodhams  H,  general  store. 


HILLSDALE. 

Jhe  city  of  Hillsdale,  the  county  seat  of 
Hillsdale  county,  is  a  thriving  place  of  som.e 
4,500  iaiiabiiants,  situated  at  the  junction  of 
the  T)et!Mit.  Hillsdale  &:  Indiana  railroad 
with  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  railroad,  91  miles 
from  Detroit,  65  miles  from  Toledo,  and  17S 
from  Chica;70. 

The  county,  as  the  name  of  the  county 
and  town  indicates,  is  richly  diversified  with 
hills  and  dales. 

One  of  the  chief  interests  of  the  town  is 
the  Free  Will  Baptist  college  located  here, 
and  known  as  Hillsdtrle  College.    This  insti- 
tution, the  only  one  this  society,  has,  was 
originally  located    at   Spring  Arbor;  eight 
miles  southwest  of  Jackson,  but  was  subse- 
quently removed  to  this  place,  where  it  was 
fonnally  opened  in  November.  1S55.    It  is 
Ijoautitully  l>;oated  on  what  is  now  kiiown  as 
College  Hill,  a  tract  of  20  acres  of  l.md,  ly- 
ing about  1 00  rod^  north  of  the  city  proper, 
dunated   to  the  society  by  Mr.  Blaci<m;;r. 
During  the  winter  of'  1S73-4  the  college 
buildings  came  near  being  entirely  desiroved 
by  lire,  only  a  portion  of  the  east  wing  hav- 
ing been  sa'. ed.    The  loss  was  a  heavy  one, 
some  $60,000  to  $;o,ooo,  but  notlung  daunt- 
ed by  their  misfortune,  tlie  society  re.solutelv 
set  to  work  to  rebuil  l,  on  e\  en  a  grander 
Scale  tli.iu  fiefore,  and  .'.re  (1875)  vigorously 
pushing  forwanl  to  completion  three  of  tli'e 


five  distinct  edifices  hereafter  to  constitute 
the  college  buildings.  The  institution  num- 
bers between  300  and  400  stu^ients,  and  i^ 
under  the  presidency  of  Rev.  Dewitt  C.  Dur- 


gm. 


The  manufacturing  interests  of  the  town 
are  not  very  extensive,  though  the  chair  fac- 
tory of  Crowell  &  Hubbard  is  one  of  the  lar  g- 
est enterprises  of  the  kind  in  the  State,  etn- 
ploying  at  times  fully  300  hands.  There  are 
also  2  foundries  and  machine  shops,  a  table 
manufactory  and  planing,  sash,  blind  and 
door  factory,  and  an  extensive  houring  miil. 
^  Tiie  St.  Jos«i>h  river,  which  passes  through 
the  city,  has  its  rise  only  a  couple  of  mihrs 
or  so  distant,  but  afibrds  no  v^ater  power  of 
any  account. 

The  city  schools  are  first-class,  consisting 
of  a  good  union  and  four  ward  scliools. 
The  churches  consist  of  a  Methodist,  Pres- 
j  byterian,  Catholic,  Episcopal,  Advent  and 
I  Free  Will  Baptist,  the  latter  being  the  finest 
church  edifice  in  town.    The  Baptists  have 
an  organization  but  no  building. 

The  local  press  consists  of  the  Standard, 
republican,  the  Democrat  and  Weekly  Busi- 
ness, independent,  al!  in  a  prosperous  condi- 
tion. Tl  also  has  2  national  banks.  Settled 
183.'?.  Reached  by  the  railroad,  1S43.  In- 
corporated a  city,  1S69.  Detroit  &  Hills- 
dale railroad  com[.ieced,  1S71.  Express- 
United  States.  Telegraph— Western  Union. 
Eli  Van  Vakenburg,  p<,>simaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Allen  A  C,  in.-urance,  Howell, 
Alles  &  Vawger,  lilacksmirhs,  Ferris. 
American  Express  Co.  N  C  Van  Evra  a^^ent 
Howell.         ,         ■  ' 
Andrew  A,  grocer,  Btoad. 
Armstrong  )  H,  leather  and  findings  How 
ell. 

Avery,  Crowell  &   Hubbard,  general  store, 

Howell. 

Bach  John  C,  carriage  maker.  Union. 
Bailey  J  G,  pump  ninfr.  Bacon. 
Bass  A  S,  saloon,  Broad. 
Baumgarrel  Cs:  Co,  harbors,  Smith's  Hotel. 
BeckhardtL  ..S:  Co,  grocers,  Howell. 
Benedict  &  Co,  news  depot,  Wa'dron's  Block. 
Blsliop  Addison  G,  gunsmith,  Broad. 
Boag      Miller,  bake\  Howell. 
Busworth  James  A.  grocer,  Howell. 
Bradley  Edward  F,  barber.  Howell. 
Itri^Istiti.sii    l{r<»l  ltri>i.  Extension 

and  Breakfast  Table  .Mnirs. 
Bryan  I   T,  jeweler,  i  Waldron'>  Block. 
Bryant  John  L,  carriage  maker.  Bacon. 
Budil  Clinton  L,  jeweler,  Howell. 
Bunt      Lawrence,  hardware,  Howell. 
Burgdolt  G  L,  blacksmith.  Ikicon. 
Campbell  E  C      Co.  phxning  null,  cor  Mc 

Coihim  anil  FerriN. 
Card  Ira  B,  grocer,  HovircU. 


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CarS'>ri  &  Grahani,  palatograph er?,  Howell. 
Case  Georije  B,  eclecUc  phyoician,  Howell. 
Cliilds  W  B  vS:  Co,  dry  goods,  Bf<.;ad. 
Clark  J  J,  dentist,  Howell. 
Cleveland  Cho.rles,  carriage  trimmer,  Rail- 
road. 

Colin  raoses,  cigar  mnfr,  Hnwell. 

Cook  J  P  S:  Co,  hardware,  Howell. 

Corey  \Vm,  harness  maker,  Hov/eli. 

Crowell  &  Hubbard,  chair  mufrs,  Railroad. 

Criune  John  T,  dentist,  Howell  and  North. 

Culver  C«eorge    TV,   Cooper,  Bacon. 

Cu.lver  S  H,  restaurant,  Broad. 

Curtis  R,  druggist,  Howell. 

Dean  Irving  handle  mnfr,.  Broad. 

Donagra.y  W  W,  tmdertaker,  Broad. 

Dresser  Cephas  P,  justice  of  the  peace,  Wal- 
drons'  Block. 

Dyer  Brothers,  furniture,  Howell. 

Ellas  &  Co,  grocers,  Howell. 

Evarts  Edv/in,  grocer,  Howell. 

Failey  John  \V,  physician  and  sec  Fanners' 
Mui-uai  Fire  iasuiance  Co,  Howell. 

Farmer  Chester,  justice  of  the  peace,  Wald- 
ronks  Block. 

Farnam  H  T,  druggist  and  agent  U.  S.  Ex- 
press, Broad. 

Farmers'  ]Mutual  Fire  Ins  Co,  Albert  Kenyon 
pres,  John  W  Failey  sec. 


Ferris  Chauncey  W,  general  store,  Howell. 
Fir-it  XatKJiiiii  Kank,  Wm  Waldroa 

Pres,  F  M  Stewart  Ca.-.h. 
Fi-h  Edwin,  produce,  Howell. 
Foote  James,  grocer,  Howell. 


Ford  B  F. 


agent  L 


S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R. 


Forester  Levi  N,  wines  and  liquors,  Broad. 
French  F  &  Son,  druggists  and  grocers, 
Howell, 

Freeman  Thomas,  tailor,  Howell. 
Galloway  James  .S,  lawyer. 
Gitskey  B  &  Co,  clothiers,  Howell. 
Goetz  Christopher,  saloon.  Broad. 
Gray  Justin,  grocer,  "Broad. 
Green  O  H,  propr  Smith's  Hotel. 
Gili^^eiiliei  3ii    tiCVi,    Clothing  and 
Merchant  Tailoring,  flowcli.      [St'e  ac^z.) 
IsLnmuiOUil  ^  Co,  Wholesale  Dealers 

in  Oils,  cor  North  and  Howell. 
Hancock  Oscar,  grocer,  Howell. 
Harris  &  Curtis,  })hysicians,  Howell. 
Harrison  John  II,  millinery,  Howell. 
Hatton  Charles,  clothiug,  Broad. 
Heacock  B  1>,  spring  bed  mnfr,  Broad. 
Hibbard  Robert  D,  carpenter.  Railroad. 
Hieman   &   Gilbert,    lumber,    lime,  coal. 


etc. 


Hillsdale    Business    (weekly),  circulation 
looo,  H  T  Farnam,  propr,  Broad. 


jNianufactup-ER  and  dealer  in 

r-^-^   ir   IT    T"  T  /T'^ 


Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods, 
CLOTHS,  CASSIMERES,  HATS,  CAPS,  &c., 
HILLSDALE,         -        -        -  MICHIGAN. 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


Sash,  Blinds^  Doors, 

MOULDINGS  AND  PATTERNS. 


Planing,  Snwing  and  Scroll  Sawing  lo  Order, 
Bacon  Street,       -       -       HILLSDALE,  MICH. 


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irillsdalc   Democrat    (weekly),  circulation 

600,  Win  H  Teiiman,  propr. 
Hillsdale  Standard  (weekly),  II  B  Rowlson, 

propr,  Howell. 
Hummell    A    D,    agent   gents'  fLirnishing 

^oods. 

Hurgerfoid  Charles  N,  livery  stable,  Bacou, 
Hu^chin^^rs  Caleb,  restaurant,  Railroad. 
Jenniuf^  &  Brother,  marble  yard,  North. 
Johnson  Horace  H,  marble  yard,  cor  Ferris 

and  North. 
Keating-  Edward  C,  grocer.  Broad, 
Keating  &  James,  lawyers,  Howell. 
K.eefer  H  M,  dining  saloon,  Howell. 
Kirahali  Robert,  barljer,  Howell. 
Kinyon  D  B  &  Co,  livery  stable,  McColluTij, 
Knapp  George,  saloon,  Broad. 
Knickerbocker    &     Fitzsimmons,  lawyers, 

Howell. 

Knight  George  W,  boots  and  shoes,  Howell. 
Kochenthal  Brother.s,  clothiers,  Hov.-eil. 
KitJCS^sa  li:   Ij         m  B,  Attorneys  and 

Solicitors  in  Chanceiy,  Waldron's  Ebck 

over  Postoflice. 
Lambert  Brothers,  meat  market,  Howell. 
Long  J  J,  pianos  and  organs,  Howell. 
Lyon  j  E,  tlour  and  feed,  Howell. 
Islclntyre  Lanty,  grocer,  North.. 
McQueen  &  Brown,  painters,  McCollum. 
Maix  Lewis,  boarding  house.  Broad. 
ITIiO'eh- lEflwso.  J,  Lawyer,  Howell. 
Marvin  James  H,  dry  goods,  Howell. 
Mead  P       Son.    crockery    and  glassware, 

Howell. 

Miller  J  C,  dining  room'^,  Howell. 
Mistier  John  N,  marble  works.  Broad. 
Molby  Chester  J,  meat  market,  Howell. 
Montgomery  T  C,  freight  agent  L.  S.  &.  M. 
S.  R.  R. 

Morloek  €liarles  F,  Gunsmith, 
Broad. 

Mosher  House,  G  VV  Mosher  propr,  cor  Broad 
and  Railroad. 

Mott  Charles  E,  boots  and  shoes,  Howell. 

Murpky  John,  grocer,  Broad. 

Murphy  M  B,  blacksmith,  Bacon. 

Nolton  Lyman,  Inmber,  Railroad. 

Painter  George,  furniture,  Howell. 

Penfield,  Whipple  &  Co,  books  and  station- 
ery, Howell, 

Perry  David  \V,  harness  maker,  Howell. 

Phelps  &  Pettis,  founders  and  machinists, 
Railroad. 

Porter  Wm,  cigars  and  ti^bacco,  Howell. 

lleynolds  ISa*otilci*S  Insurance 
Agents,  Howell. 

Rice  Win  H,  boarding  house,  North. 

Kieliiu  George,  carriage  maker.  Railroad. 

Rogers  Eli  P>,  insurance  and  real  estate, 
Waldron's  Plock. 

Rwhrig  Phil,  ba'bor,  Howell. 

Rowls.vn  H  P,,  collector  U.  S.  internal  reve- 
nue, Howell. 


Rugglcs  Darwin,  carriage  maker,  Bacon, 

Russell  Wm,  dry^goods,  HowelL 

St  John  A  Ipheus,*  lawyer,  Waldron's  Block. 

Sarnrn  Michael,  grocer,  Howell. 

Second  Naiional  Bank,  C  T  Mitchell  pres  ; 

James  K  Fisher,  cashier. 
Sellci-s  Michael,  harness  maker,  Howell. 
Sheldon  Corell  H,  boots  and  shoes,  Howell. 
Skinner  E  N,  druggist,  Howell. 
Sllliiii  JUJISCS  If,  Real  Estate,  Iiisur- 

ance  and  Collection  Agency,  Waldjon's 

Block. 

Smith  Joseph,  dry  goods,  Howell. 
Smith's  Hotel,  O  H  Green  propr,  Howell. 
Snyder  J  C,  dentist,  Plowell. 
Sparrow  Henry,  founder  and  machinist,  Rail- 
road. 

Spiegel    Augustus,   boot   and  shoemaker, 

Broad. 

Stock  F  \Y,  flouring  mill.  Bacon. 

Stone  W  L,  jewelry  and  bocks  and  station- 
ery, Howell. 

Tr-Hman  W-m  H,  editor  Hillsdale  Democrat 
Howell. 

Taylor  V/  M  &  Co,  C'gar  mnfrs,  Howell. 

Tenvilleger  A  W,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Thomas  Zimri  D,  justice  of  the  peace,  Wal- 
dron's Block. 

Thomson  David,  flour,  feed  and  grain. 

Tillotscn  L\-man  C,  blacksmith,  McCollum.. 

Timms  Caleb,  boots  and  shoes,  Plowell. 

Van  Evra  N  C,  agent  American  Express, 
Howell. 

Van  Valer  Conielius,  saloon,  Broad. 
Van  Valkenburg  Eli,  postmaster. 
Warren  C  George,  contecti«jner,  Howell. 
Weaver  R  E,  grocer.  Broad. 
Webster  Mrs  J  &  Co,  millinery,  Howell. 
Welch    Henry   G,   boot   and  shoemaker 
Howell. 

Wellmer  Fred,  carriage  painter.  Union. 
Wilson  Wm,  dry  goods,  Howell. 
Win-or  Frank  W,  wholesale  ice.  Railroad. 
Woir  George  P,  Sash,  Door  and  Blind 

Mnfr,  Bacon. 
Woodrutl  R,  grocer,  College  Hill. 


HOLLAND. 

A  flourishing  little  city  of  2,469  inhabitants 
at  the  head  of  Black  lake,  in  Holland  town 
ship,  Ottawa  county.  It  is  situated  at  the 
intersection  of  the  C.  NL  L.  S.  R.  K.  with 
the  NL  L.  S.  R.  R.  and  at  the  junction  of 
the  Grand  Rapids  branch  of  the  f.^rmer  mad 
with  the  main  line.  Thus  trains  leave  in  5 
ditlereni  iliroctions,  uiakingit  quite  a  .railroad 
center.  It  is  90  miles  norU\  of  New  Bufiaio, 
20  south  of  Grand  Haven,  25  s.nitluvc>l  of 
(Irand  Rap!  Is.  and  23  northwcit  of  Allegan. 
As  its  name  indicalo.  the  place  was  settled 
by  a  coloiiy  of  Hollanvlcrs.  and  slill  this  na« 
lionality    largely    pred«>ininale.     The  first 


HOT. 


AND  i;USI.NE;:S  DiRLCTORY. 


HOL 


435 


scUieuicnt  was  1S46.  In  1S67  Holland  be- 
came a  city.  In  1S71  it  was  almost  destroy- 
ck\  bv  fire,  over  300  buildings  being  consum- 
ed. '  I'  has  since  bean  rebuili-  in  a  substantial 
manner.  Ho!land_  is  the  seat  o)f  Hope  Col- 
Ici^e,  an  educational  enterpiise  of  the  Hol- 
landers settled  in  this  country.  It  has  an 
endov/ini'nt  hivA  of  $70,000,  and  is  support- 
e^l  in  part  by  the  board  of  education  <>f  the 
Reformed  (Dutch)  Church  of  North  Ameri- 
ca. The  president  of  the  college  is  Rev.  P. 
Phelps,  I).  D.,  and  it  has  a  full  faculty. 

Holland  has  a  good  harbor,  and  carries  on 
a  lari,'e  trade  in  cordwood  and  hendock  bark. 
Its  principal  manufacture  is  leather.  Tele- 
graph, Western  Union.  Express,  American 
and  United  States,  William  Verbeek,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

/F.t!Hl  ll01i*^e,   Peter  Zalsman,  Propr, 

142  Eighth. 
Albers  &"\Vynne,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Albert!  John,  livery  stable, 
Allsoi;-   .foim.,    Wines   and  Groceries, 

River. 

Bakker  &  Van  Raalte,  boots  and  shoes. 

Ilender      II,  Livery  Stable,  cor  Seventh 
and  Market, 

Benjarninse  Willian;,  prc^pr  Do  Hollander. 

Berisr.lj  I>ai!liei,  Dry  Goods,  cor  Eighth 
and  Market.  , 

Binnekant  A  M,  confectionery. 

Binuekant  J,  baker. 

Blank  Nicholas,  physician. 

Boone  Hermanis,  livery  stable. 

Bosman  J  W,  merchant  tailor. 

Brevman  Otto,  agent  Am  Express. 

Cai>pv,>il  ct'  Cert^ch  ^iilfy  €0,  Tan- 
nery, Eighth. 

City' li«tel,  W  L  Kellogg,  cor  Eighth 
and  Market. 

Converse  Frederick,  saloon. 

I>C  Boer  Siiiioil,  Sash,  Door  and  Blind 
.Mnfr,  95  River. 

GrOJHlWi^t  (Weekly),  Hoogesteger& 
Mulder,   Proprietors,  River.    (6ev  <?./:•.) 

De  Grwot  I>,  barber,  City  Hotel, 

De  Groot  Simon,  barber. 

De    Hollander  (weekly),   W  Bonjominse, 
propr. 

De  Hope  (  weekly'),  Cotnelis  Doesburg,  pub- 

lishtr,  Hope  College. 
De  Maat  Ralph,  painter. 
De  Vries  Ulysses,  harness  and  trunks. 
De  Wachter  (weeklv),  C  Vorst.  propr. 
1>V  \'0!IS  -V»&:  i'o.  Wine  Dealers,  River. 
I  '"c;-l'uig  Cornelia,  pa'^lisher  Oe  Hw[^e,  Hope 

College. 

Doesburg  Gerrit  S  vS:   Co,    proprs  Holland 

City  Ne\Vs. 
Doesburg  [acob  ( ),  dru'j,gi.>t. 
Diuirsenia  &  Co,  general  store. 


EITerdink  \V     H,  booU  and  shoes. 
Fiieman  Jacob,  black:- mith. 
Flietstra  A.  grocer. 
Gee  Dallas  M,  dentist. 
Geerling,  Becker  &:  Co,  flouring  mills. 
Gezon  Herriiann,  rrocer. 
Griswold  &  Ort,  lawyers. 
!  Gunst  ifc  Baert,  wagon  makers. 
Harring-on  E  J,  plaster  and  lime. 
Havcrkate  &  Son,  hardware. 
Heald  Richard  K,  sash,  doors  and  blind.s. 
IleroUl  Ernst,  ^ools  and  .Shoes,  46 
Eighth. 

Holland  City  News  (weekly),  G  S  Doesburg 

&  Co,  proprs. 
fSo4t^erVste^er  &  Mil!«ler.  Proprietors 

De  Grondwet,  Ri\er.    [Sec'  adv.) 
Hope  College  (Protestant  Reformed  Church), 

Phillip  Phelp-,  jr.  president. 
Howard  Manly  D,  lawyer. 
Joslin  &  Breyman.  .watches  and  jewelrv-. 
Kanters  L  T  ^  Co,  books  and  staiiMnery  and 

sowing  machine  agents,  City  Hotel  Block. 
IveUoSi?  Win  li.  Propr  City  Hotel,  cor 

Eighth  nnd  Market. 
Kenyon  Nathan,  banker. 
Keppel  Cornelius,  general  store. 
Kiekintveld  John  H,  grocer. 
Klys  Peter  A,  meat  market. 
Koenigsberg  Henry,  saloon. 
K raker  L  De  &  Co,  meat  market. 
Kroone  Garr-et  J,  hardware. 
Krusiiiga  <S:  Son,  general  store. 
Kuite  Jacob,  meat  market. 
Lauder  George,  photographer. 
Lassraan  Bernard,  groceries  and  provi.sions. 
JLed<'l>OOr  llornardu*.  Physician  and 

Drueeii^t,  cor  River  and  Eleventh. 
Ledeiioer  Francois,  jmysician. 
Lundblad  August,  saloon. 
McBride  G  W,  lawyer. 
McVicar  John,  propr  Phoenix  Hotel. 
^L■ltralI  Heniy  C,  freight  and  ticket  agent. 
Meeng-  Henry,  carpet  weaver. 
3Eoi'ilS?»  IlCIir,>-,  Grocer,  River. 
Metz  Geoige,  tanner.  * 
Metz  Miss  L  C,  millinerv. 
Meyer  H  iSc  Co,  furniture. 
Myers  John,  restaurant. 
Nii:e!ink  Arnold,  meat  market. 
Nebbelink  James  H.  livery. 
Nebbelink  Wesselius  K,  me.it  m.irket. 
0>trander  George  W,  saloon. 
Paucls.  VanPutten  iS:  Co,  llouring  railh. 
Pessink  Mr->  L,  city  bakcn.-. 
Phoenix  Hotel,  John  McVicar  pnipr. 
1*0*1  11  I>.  Collocling  .\goncy,  Insurance 

an  i  ke.v'  1.  tite,  7  Eighth, 
Powers  T  D.  physician. 
Reiilsema  J  M  &  Son.  furniture. 
Roo>i  John  vV  Son,  general  store. 
Scliouton  Robert  A,  physician. 
Schruvesaudc  Peter,  larbcr. 


MICHIGAN-  STATE  GAZETTEER  HOL 


Slovter  4^.   S^s^j.ris?*t,  Grocers,  Floui 

and  P\'e'.],  50  Eighth. 
§l?syter  Dcrk,  Broom  Mnfr,  76  Ei;;htli. 
Sprietsina  L  &  Son,  boots  and  shoes. 
Slekftee  P  &  A,  general  store. 
Tenbagen,  Blum  &  Co,  saloon. City  Hotel, 
TeRoller    Bevk,    General  'Store,  cor 

Ninth  and  Market, 
TeRolIer  G  J,  cigar  mnfr. 

Yaarwerk  GerrU       Gent-rai  Store, 

12S  Eighth. 
Vandenberge  L  &  S,  millinery, 
Vaiid#?r  Ilaar  Sleim,'  Meat  Market 

and  Paper  Dealer,  Eighth. 
Van  Der  \'een  Engbcrtui,  hardware. 
Vanderveen  E  &  Co,    stave  and  shingle 

rnnfrs. 

Vandyke  j  &  Co.  saw  null. 

YaiJL  s.is.udC'S'eaid  A'  MeVm^  Hardware, 
Stoves  and  Tinware,  56  Eighth. 

VanPutten  &  DeVric-s,  general  store,  ^ 

VanPutten  \Vm,  druggist. 

Vaupell  H,  harnes;^  maker. 

Velinema  A  me,  wngoa  maker, 

Ter5>eel£  Mer-ojas^  \'%'  €o,  Phoe- 
nix Planing  Miil,  cor  Tenth  and  River. 

Yerpla?jke   Abraliaisi,    Boots  and 

^  Shoes,  Eighth. 

Visser  M  P,  geni;ral  store. 


Vor«il  Wiliinm,  Merchant  Tailor,  Ri-,-. 

er  bet  Eighth  and  Ninth.    ,  See  adv.) 
\Vel.h  Ileber,  druggist. 
Werknian  H  grocer. 
V\  erkman  &  Sons,  general  store. 
Whipple  &  Storing,  saloon. 
Winter  &  Brother,  blacksmiths. 
Winter  Bros  &  Erouwer,  founders  and  ma 

chini>ts. 

^alTi^SSail  Peter,  Propr  ^E:tna  House, 
142  Eighth. 


HOLLY. 

A  thriving  village  in  the  township  of  Hol- 
ly, Oakland  county.  It  derives  Jls  impor- 
tance from  being  the  point  of  intersection  of 
two  important  railway  lines,  viz;  the  D.  & 
M.  R.  R.,  and  the  F.  P.  M.  Ry.  It  is 
21  miles  northwest  of  Poutiac,  47  iV.i'les  from 
Detroit,  91  miles  from  Toledo,  and  17  south 
of  Flint.  The  Shiawassee  river  flov.-s  through 
the  village  aftovding  soa;e  water  power.  A 
good  fanning  coi:ntry  surrounds  it.  and  all 
kinds  of  farm  produce  are  markeied  here. 
Its  manufactures  are  confined  to  tlourin*'' 
mills,  and  sash,  door  and  band  fictorie^. 

Settled  1836,- incorporated  1805.  Present 
population  about  2,coo.  Express,  American. 


PUBLISHED  EVERY  TUESD.W  AT 

HOLLAND,  OTTAWA_0OU1nTY  MIOKICtAN. 
HOOGESTEGER     MULDER,  Publishers. 


ciiicxjL^^a^io^j^  j,3oo. 

TERMS — $1,50  per  year,  if  paid  in  advance  ;  and  $2.00  at  the  expiration  of  three  months. 
Advertisements  inserted,  and  all  kinds  of  Job  Work  done  at  reasonable  rates. 

DE  GRONDWET  is  the  Republican  Organ  of  the  Holland  Settlement  in  Ottawa, 
Allegan,  Kent  and  Muskegon  Counties. 


Mercliant  Ta 


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River  Sheet  bet  Eighth  end  Ninth,       -       -       HOLLAND.  MICH. 


HOL  AND  KUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  HOL  437 


Telegraj'h,  Wt^stern  Union.  Postmaster, 
Davi  i  IlobarC. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Aisenbreg  Sarau'-'!,  confec'i.:>uer. 
.\tKire\v5  John  T,  liotei. 
Bnker  Francis,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Uisscl  E  &  Son,  phoLO_L;rapiiers,  Stone's  Block. 
DIair  E  Frank,  bouks  -and  stationery. 
Brace  &  Bro,  rnarble  work>:. 
J>ri<^liani  Frank,  livery. 
Barnhaui  Mikon  M.  justice  of  the  peace. 
Buzzell  J  &  BrOj^sash  factory. 
}]ycr  Edward,  saloon. 
Calkins  Phil,  groceries. 
Campbei!  Duncan.  AIcD,  tailor. 
Church  Howard  druggist. 
Church  J  E,  founder  and  machinist. 
Cocfshall  Bela,  insurance  a'_rent. 
Coi\nor  Henry,  confec':ionery. 
Coon  Mrs  Elizabeth  A,  hair  goods. 
Cothrell  W'm  II,  wagon  maker. 
Crapo  Wm  W,  Geo  K  Pomeroy  agent,  lum- 
ber. 

Curtis  Thos,  lawyer. 

Curtis  A  W  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes. 

Dudley  Wm  W,  \vagor>  and  pump  maker. 

Downing  .^c  Bro,  grain  and  produce, 

E!iseu!"rey  Ed^vin  J,  l.arber,  ' 

Evans  Wm  G,  harness  maker. 

Everts  &  Beebe,  groceries  and  crockery. 

First  National  Bank,  capital  $60,000,  James 

B  Simo'ison  pres  ;  James  C  Simonson  cash. 
Iv.sher  John  G,  boots  and  shoes. 
P'(--\      Wal(h-on,  insurance  agents. 
Graham  Roswell  W,  freight  agent  F.  I'v  P. 

M.  R-y. 
Hadley  Joseph  F,  clothing. 
liaMley  &  Starker,  general  store, 
il.dlock,  punip.->  and  windmills, 
flalhaway  Daniel  B,  general  store. 
Hobarl  Mrs  David,  millinery, 
iloiinian  B  F  &  Co,  grain  and  produce. 
Ingcrsoll  Aaron,  meat  market. 
Jenkins  Henry,  publisher  Holly  Register, 
Johnson  C  W  cK:  Co,  druggists. 
Jones  <&  Starker,  general  store. 
Joslin  Edwiti,  propr  National  Hotel. 
Laing  Ann  E,  millinery. 
L<jbdell  Abel  H,  grocer. 
Lockwood  Wm  M.  boots  and  shoes. 
Lockwood  &  lierger,  grocers. 
Lockwood  T  W     M  D,  hardware. 
Marvin  &  Struble,  meat  market. 
Merchants'  National    Bank,   Thos  Hadlev 

pres;  Sidney  S  Wilhelm  cashier. 
Mitchell  James  Cr,  druggist. 
Mothersill  J  W  &  Co.'  grocers. 
N'uris  M  G,  propr  Man>ion  l-fouse. 
I'attcrson      Patterson,  ja\v  vers. 

lumer  M  A,  dentist,  over  postolfice. 
Richardson  Charle>  R,  boots  and  shoes. 
Kichardson  T  tS:  Bro.  grocers.  ' 
1^4'ley  ov:  Divine,  hardware. 


Rundcl  Chester,  nseat  market. 

HfihwAvy  Oeo  T,  Propr  AVashingtvm 
House,  Br'.^ad. 

Sm-^^ke  Daniel,  foundry. 

Starker  &  Son,  clothing. 

Steele  E  J,  billiards. 

Stiff  Martin,  fl-airing  mill. 

Stone  E  li     Co,  general  store. 

Stranahan  tliraui  J,  carriages  and  cutters. 

Sltiart  Chauncey,  wagon  maker  and  black- 
smith. 

Tindel!  Oscar  X,  physician. 
Ton.ery  Joseph,  harne.ss  maker, 
Tubb.^,  propr  Exc^an^e  hotel. 
Van  Every  lacob,  blacksmith. 
Van  Steeiiberg  Jacob,  saloon. 
Van  Wormer    Chas    W,  propr  Donaldson 
House. 

Vintc>n  Thomas  J,  wagon  maker. 

^Vade  De  Witt  W  C,  physician, 

Wallace  Wm  W.  ticket  agent  D.  &  M.  and 
F.  &  P.  M.  Rys. 

Wa^Siis&jJlttii  Ssoiise.  Geo  F  Schoo- 
ley  Propr,  Bioad. 

Watrous  Fred  P,  'awyer,  over  postoffice. 

Watrous  Mrs  P'red  P,  milliner. 

Webb  Wash  P,  watches  and  jewelr)'. 

Western  Union  Tel  Co,  W  W  Wallace  mana- 
ger, D.  ,5c  M.  Depot. 

Wingleuiire  Joseph,  furniture. 

HOLT.  ' 

A  village  of  250  inhabitants,  situated  on 
the  J.  L.  Cs;  S.  R.  R..  in  Delhi,  town.ship,  in 
the  norLhw<:;>t  p.ut  of  Ingham  coui;ty.  It  is 
7  mile's  from  Lansing  and  5  north  of  Mason, 
the  county  seat.  It  is  the  center  of  a  gOi->d 
farming  country.  Telegraph.  Western  Union. 
Express,  A)uerican.  L.  W.  Baker,  post- 
master. 

•BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Abies  [  M,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
Ijaker  Cic  Bond,  general  store. 
Brown  M  T,  sh.>emaker. 
Brown  W  P,  teamster. 
Chaddock,  physician. 
Churchill  Wn\  H,  carpenter. 
Ferguson  John,  jus'.ice  of  the  peace. 
,  Fredart  Rupert,  harness  maker. 
RIatz  Henvy,5aw  mill. 
Lott  Henry,  s^ene'ral  store. 
C>wen  D  yi,  shocn\aker. 
Pulver  A  B.  >taiioa  and  express  agent 
Shitteidielm  Jacob,  blacksmiih. 
Stone  AdJison,  wagon  maker. 
Thayer  N  1),  hoicF  propr. 
Wc.^t  John,  l)l:\cksnutli. 

HOLTON. 

A  village  located  on  the  Big  Rapids  hr.inch 
of  the  C.  vS:  M.  E.  S,  R.  R..  iS  miles  nvrth- 
cast  of  Muskegon.    U  is  in  Holton  township, 


HOL 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEEP. 


HOM 


Muskcg-on  county.  Tlie  place  %va>  only  set- 
tled in  1870,  bur  now  has  about  200  inhabi- 
tants. It  contains  one  large  saw  an'l  shingle 
mill.    Thomas  B  Hyrne,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Allen  George,  v/agon  maker. 

Bennett  John,  shingle  inspector. 

Riodgett  &   Byrne,  general  store,  saw  and 

shingle  mill. 
Cassidy  Isaac,  blacksmith. 
Cassman  Jeremiah,  sawyer, 
Chabonnier  &  Co,  saloon, 
DeFIavtn  Charles,  sawyer. 
Glade  John,  general  store. 
Gray  AC,  railroad  station  and  express  agent. 
Hammond  Benjamin,  blacksmith. 
Lenecn  Joht-,  engineer, 
Lindsay  Ricliard,  hotel  propr, 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  s.aloon. 
Qain  Albert, -foreman  for  Biodgett  Sc  Byrne. 
Smilling  O  J,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Southard  John,  Vvagoii  maker. 


HOMER. 

An  incorporated  village  in  the  township  of 
■  Homer,  Calhoun  county,  13  miles  southeast 
of  Marshall,  23  west  of  Jackson,  99  from  De- 
troit, and  46  south  of  Lansing; 

It  is  but  a  few  years  since  the  advent  of 
the  M.  C.  air  line  and  the  Lansing  branch  of 
the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.,  transformed  H  omer 
from  an  inland  town  to  a  railroad  center. 

The  country  was  originally  a  burr  oak 
plains,  and  is  one  of  the  richest  sections 
of  the  State.  The  railroads  have  given  an 
impetus  to  its  growth,  and  transformed  it 
into  a  sprightly  town  of  some  1,200  inhab- 
itants. 

The  Kalamazoo  river,  which  takes  its  rise 
only  about  10  miles  to  the  southeast,  anvl  the 
St.  Joseph,  which  approaches  it  vrithiu  a 
mile,  turni.-.h  a  good  water  power 

The  manufacturing  enterprises  ol  the  town 
consist  of  a  carriage  factory,  2  planing  mills, 
sash  and  blind  factories,  a  foundry,  2  flouring 
mills,  a  saw  mill  and  2  barrel  factories. 

Homer  is  said  to  be  one  of  the  best  r/heat 
markets  in  that  section  of  the  State,  no  less 
than  70,000  bushels  having  been  purch.ascd 
and  shipped  during  the  season  of  1S74.  It 
is  also  somewhat  noted  as  an  egg  and  butter 
market. 

Its  public  builtlings  consist  of  a  good  brick 
union  school  house,  and  3  churches — Episco- 
pal, .Methodist  and  Presbyterian,  the  huier 
being  a  fine  brick  structure.  The  »uhers  arc 
good  wooden  buildings.  The  Freewill  Bap- 
ti-it.s  have  a  goo<l  church  only  2  miles  west  of 
the  village,  on  what  is  kui-wn  as  Cook's 
plains. 

Homer  is  well  supplied  with  secret  socie- 


ties, havlm;  organizations  of  Ma-^ons,  O]  - 
Fcllows,  Graiigcrs  and  Orangemen. 

Thi-  riomer  Index  is  a  stirrinj^  local  shet- 
edited  and  published  by  Dr.  W.  A.  Lane. 

Settled   1832.    Incorporated    1870.  Kx 
press  American  and   Lnited  States.  Te'c 
graph,  Western    Union.    Edward  Hender- 
son, postmaster, 

BUS  I N  ESS  I>  I K  ECTOR  Y. 

Allen  Bros,  carriage  and  wagon  makers. 

Anson  Horace  f,  cooper, 

Arihur  Alexander,  boots  and  shoes. 

Barnes  Mrs  C  H,  dres-maker. 

Blair  George  Y\\  physician. 

Hobino  Frank,  barber. 

Brooks  Aaron  T,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes. 
Brooks  Joshua  B,  pr»)d.uce  dealer, 
Camburn  M  M,  ji\siice  of  the  peace. 
Carpenter  Morris,  furniture. 
Church  Richard  F.  jeweler. 
Collins  Albert,  produce  dealer. 
Collins  Eugene  A,  physician. 
Cowan  ^  Adams,  flouring  mills,  I  mile  n  o: 
village. 

Dana  Eugene  C,  m.ana^^-er  \V.  U.  Telegraphy 

M.  C.  R.  R.  Depot.  ' 
Davis  George,  auctioneer. 
Davi.      Proper,  live  stock  dealers. 
Debow  Charles,  dentist. 
Dors'.y  Thomas  S,  ju-;tice  of  the  pea.ce. 
Drake  V\'m  T,  druggist. 
FIslow  &  Babcock,  crrocers, 
French  George  H.  general  store. 
Gibson  tv:  Wetherbee,  produce  dealers. 
Gregg  \Vm  J,  station  agent  M.  C.  R.  R. 
SfaU'Sl  .TfainaiHl  W,  Druggist. 
Haich  Cs:  LeRoy,  blacksmiths. 
Headcrson  Edward,  druggist. 
Honshaw  NTrs  E  .M,  contectlnnei-v'. 
ISoziuallialoll  A*  Dolpli,  Fumiiure 

^In^r^  and  Dealers. 
Higliy  James  W,  physician. 
HctTinan  &  .Miller,  livery  stable. 
Holmes  H  I.  physician. 

H(Mner  Index  (weekly),  W  A  Lane,  editor 
and  propr. 

Hopkins  Hiram  L,  foundry,  machine  shop 

and  planing  mill. 
Hopkins  iS:  Bow  ers,  agricultural  implement>. 
Juckett  Harvey  B,  wagon  maker. 
King  Flenry.  jiropr  King's  Hotel. 

flolol.    Henry    King.  Propr. 

Public  Scpanre. 
I^aiH^  W  A.  Physician  and  Editor  of  Homer 

Index. 
[.int<Mi  James,  saloon. 
Lyon  Th<nnas,  b.iker. 
McNeal  (  leorge.  painter. 
Mahany  David  L,  pencral  store. 
Mumbrue  Orville  \V,  grocer. 
Murray  Chester  J,  genor.rl  stoic  anvl  .-^jfcnt 

Am  Expres.s, 
Murray  R  D,  harncs>  maker. 


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Kelson  &  Hutchinson,  milliners. 

I'almer  James  M,  groceries  and  crockery. 

Parks  &  Pratt,  hankerb, 

Fe{>pei  \Vm,  photographer. 

i'oiier  E  P,  hardware. 

I'owers.  &  Cook,  grain. 

I'Tatt  t.^  Davis,  general  ^tore  and  agent  U  S 

Express. 
K-\hy  John,  barber. 
Rah)  Wrn,  planing  mill. 

Richardson  Elias,  propr  Richardson  House 

and  meat  market, 
K«,.berts  &  Thayer,  blacksmiths, 
.Sianson  C  A,  agent  L.  S.  c-'c  M.  S.  R.  R.  and 

W.  U,  Telegraph  Co. 
Snuth  B  &  E  R,  flouring  mill. 
Swart  Jlros,  coopers, 
Tiiurt!  Ste[i]ien  S,  l^oots  and  shoes. 
\l';3Hord  tk.  ''fel'iSiker,  Meat  Market. 
Welch  Mrs  M,  hair  goods. 
We.  tcott  Charles  A,  general  store. 
VViIiuir  Clarence,  liveiy  stable. 
Winslovv  Wni  L,  h  "',rdvv..>!e. 
\VoodJ)ury  Mrs  Emily,  millinery. 
Woodiuft'  T  M,  tailor. 
Worthington  James  S,  grain. 


HOMESTE.MD, 

A  postoffice  in  Horne^tt'ad  township,  Ben- 
zie county,  5j/<  miles  east  of  Benzonia,  14 
cast  of  Frankfort  and  25  southwest  of  Trav- 
^cr.-^c  Cify.    It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail. 


HOPS. 

A  place  of  some  400  inhabitants  in  Hope 
township,  in  the  north  part  of  Midland 
county,  13  miles  from  Midlan.d,  the  county 
^■<.-at,  and  6^<  north  of  Averill,  a  statical  on 
Ihe  F.  &  P"  M.  R'y.  It  has  three  shingle 
mills  and  their  produce  forms  the  principal 
'^port.  Settled  1S57.  It  has  a  weekly 
mail,    Marshall  Carr,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRFXTORY. 
Haker  Henry,  shingle  mill. 
J>urnett  John,  shingle  mill. 
Hoyt  Rev  A  F  (Methodist  Episcopal). 
Jones  Rev  O  S  (Clni^tian). 
Mudge  Rev  Abel  (Methodist  E])iscopal). 
Williams  I)  H  &  Co,  shingle  mill. 

HOPKINS.  ' 

A  postoftice  situated  in  Hopkins  town- 
^''^MS  Allegan  cotmtv.  I'l  miles  northeast  of 
A.irgan.  The  svirrounding  connuy  is  h'V(d, 
Ufiil  grain  and  butler  are  the  leading  farm 
jToducts.  Maple  sugar  i>  a  leading  item  of 
•»ni|iinent.  Hupkins  Station,  miles  dis- 
tant is  tho  ne.ire^t  railroad  point.  R.  R. 
''■•■'•licll,  puslmuitcr. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baker  H  M,  miller. 

Buck  G  W,  speculator. 

Cooley  B,  station  agent. 

Darling  W  K,  general  store  and  physician. 

Duel!  &  Adarn^,  general  store. 

Edgell  R  R,  wagon  maker. 

Hicks  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Hill  Ira,  general  store. 

Nield  Rev  Thomas  (Congregationalist). 

Smith  W  P,  miller. 


HOPKINS  STATION. 

A  village  with  apopuiation  of  loo,  situated 
on  the  Kalamazoo  division  of  the  L. 
S.  &  M.S.  R.  PL.,  S  miles  northeast  of  Alle- 
gan. The  surrounding  country  is  agricul- 
tural. Shipments  are  wheat,  corn,  barley, 
fruit,  pork  and  beef.  Telegraph— Western 
Union..  Express,  Amcri<?an.  R.  L,  Taylor 
postmaster. 

EUSINF.SS  DIRECTORY, 

Buck.  S  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 

Carrie  E  J,  station  agent. 

Franklin  B  M,  sewing  machine  agent. 

Hoffmaster  A^  carpenter. 

Kistler  M  S,  blacksmith. 

McGregor  \V  H,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Pel  ton  A,  painter. 

Phillips  A  G,  shoemaker. 

Ritchie  David,  carpenter. 

Taylor  R      notary  public. 


HORTON 

Is  a  postoffice  in  Hanover  township,  Tack- 
son  county.  It  is  also  a  station  on  the  Fort 
Wayne,  Jackson  Saginaw  R.  R,,  10  miles 
southwest  of  Jackson,  The  name  of  the 
village  is  Baldwins.  Population  400.  In- 
corporated in  1S72.  Wheat,  oats,  corn  and 
potatoes  are  the  staple  products  of  the  vicin- 
ity. E.xpress,  American.  J.  L.  Thorn,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Adams  Jacob,  general  store. 
Eddy  H  M,  station  agent  and  grain  buyer. 
Fygh  Robert,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Goldsmith  Leroy,  justice  of  the  peace, 
llanchett  Augu-tus,  physician. 
Hodge  Cieorge,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Hutchins  Wm,  grain  and  lumber. 
Rowe  Wm,  boots  and  *hocs. 
Sherwood  vS;  Hotchkin,  billiard  saloon. 
Shuman  H,  blacksmith. 
Skutt  C  W,  painter. 
Smadcs  J,  blacksmith. 
Snyder  .Mt'rcd,  gri-«t  and  saw  mill. 
SiiydiM- ('ha>  L,  general  store. 
Snyder  Isaac,  phyNician. 
Thorn  j.xs  D,  general  >tore. 
Weeks  J  \V,  carpenter  and  l^uilder. 
Weeks  W  J,  gonetal  stort\ 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER. 


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White  David  v,Tigon  i-nakcr. 
Williams  W  A  S,  pliysician. 
Yorks  E  C,  painter. 

HOUGHTON. 

The  county  seat  of  Houghton  county,  a 
thrifty  incorporated  villai^'-e  of  2,500  inhabi- 
tants on  rhe  south  shore  of  Portage  Like,  10 
miles  from    lake  Superior  on  the  v.-e.st,  as 
reached  by  the  new  canal  opened  through 
from  Portage  lake,  and  14  miles  from  the 
mouth  of  Portage  river.      By  water  it  is 
about  90  miles  a    litcie    north  of  \ve-:t  from 
^Tarquette.    By  rail  and  stage  it  is  106  miles. 
The  village  is  located  on  quite  a  steep  hiii 
side,  and  being  almost  isolated  by  a  wide  ex- 
panse of  v.-ildcrness;     from  settlements  to 
the  south,  the  place  presents  to  the  eve  of 
the  stranger  a  peculiar  aspect  from  the  almost 
entire  absence   of  vehicles   in   the  streets. 
The  village  was  fir^t  settled  in  1S54.  and 
was  incorporated  in   1861.    It  con.tains  the 
court  house  and  jad,  3  churches,  Methodist, 
Episcopal  and  Catlioiic,  a  bank,  4  hotels,  of 
■whicli  the  Douglass  House  is  quite  a  first- 
class  establishment,   a  large  union  school 
.building,  an  excellent  weekly  newspaper,  a 
copper  rolling   mill  (capital   $250,000),  2 
stamp  mills,  2  steam  saw  mills,  a  hemlock 
extract  factory,  and  some  other  institutions. 
A  ferry  connects  it  with  Hancock,  ;ust  oppo- 
site.   Both  places,  are  within  the  bounds  of 
them.ineral  range  of  Keweenaw  point,  a  strio 
from  4  to  6  mdes  in  width  extending  in  a 
northeasterly  and    southwesterly  dir.ection 
throngh  the  entire  length  of  the  Keweenaw 
peninsula,  and  beyond   indefinitely.  This 
mineral  range  is  very  rich  in  copper,  and  ali 
the  Lake  Superior  copper  mines  are  included 
withiri  its  bounds.    The  mines  located  in  the 
immediate  vicinity  of  Houghton  on  the  south 
side  of  Portage  lake  are  the: 


Yield  in 

1874. 

Atlantic   930  tons. 

Huron    


Total 
invested. 
..$1,040,000 

500,000 

Tsie  Royale   141  tons   1,010.000 

Grand  Portage     50,000 

Shelden  Columbian      460.000 

Express,  American.  Telegraph,  North- 
we.-tetn.  Houghton  has  a  daily  mail,  Frank 
A.  Douglass,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

American   Express   Co,  James  B  Sturgi^, 

agent.  Front. 
Ames  Joseph  A,  agent  R  Shelden  &  Co,  l>lo 

l\.i)\al  and  Shehlen. 
Barn-\rd  Rev  |  H  { Episcopalinn'). 
Baudin  Charles,  boarding  atid  saloon,  Shcl- 

dtMi. 

Bedar  Charles,  saloon,  Slicldcn. 


Bsiswanger  Jacob,  .shoemaker.  Shelden. 

Beilumer  Peter,  barber,  Shelden. 

Betzler  John  U,  propr  Houghton  Hou>e 
.■111  *    *  » 

bheloen. 

Brady  Thomas    M,    prosecuting  attorney, 
Shelden. 

Brelsford  Roland  H.  county  clerk. 
Brueneiie  Adoiphie,proprs  Isle  Royal  Hou.se. 
Shelden. 

Buckley  Wm,  agent  Weed  Sewing  Machine 

Co,  Shelden. 
Jibuti CriliyUl  I»LoiISe,    Frank  P.  Fox, 

Proprietor,  Is!e  Royal.    iS<^  ajv.) 
Carah  G^'c  H,  grocer.-:,  Shelden. 
C2j a II <Her  tk-  Granf  1 J  H  Chandler,  C 

B  Grant  I,  Attorneys,  Shelden. 
CJtaS'ieSi  JoJm,' Cvshier  F'irst  National 

Bank,  1-le  Roval.' 
Childs  Wm  A,  judge  of  probate. 
Clark  S,  root  beer  ranfr,  Montezuma. 
Condon    &    Cavan,  dry  goods,  boots  and 

shoes,  Shelden. 
Crooks  C  C,  livery,  Lake  Front. 
Cullyford  Thomas,  propr  Douglass  House, 

Shelden. 
Cutheil  C  H,  tailor,  Huron. 
Dallmeyer   Augu>t,    cigar  mnfr  and  meat 

market,  Shelden. 
E>anie]s  Mrs  M,  millinen,-,  SheMen. 
Dee  James  R,  telegraph  operator,  Shelden. 
DciGrafT  Charles  H,  painter,  Montezuma. 
Des  Rochers  Francis,  propr  Lake  Superior 

House,  Front. 
Detroit  and  Lake  Superior  Copper  Co,  T  K 

Gruul,  agent,  on  river  opp  Houghton. 
Devereaux  J  R,  editor  Portage  Lake  Mining 

Gazette,  Huron. 
Dome-tic  Sewing  Machine  Co.  D  E  Wash- 
burn, agent.  Isle  Royal. 
Douglass  Edward  F,  books  and  stationery, 

cor  Shelden  and  Huron. 
Douglass    Frank    A,  insurance   agent,  cor 

Shelden  and  Huron. 
Douglass  House,  Tliomas  Cullyford,  propr, 

Shelden. 

Edwards  T    D,  real  estate,   Shelden  and 
Pewabic. 

Ekstrom  Charles,  saloon,  Shelden. 
Kndrick  Mrs  L,  mdlinery.  Isle  Roval. 
Finnc,:an  J  T.  l.iwver.  Shelden. 
FirsI  .V;ilion:il  ISaiikof  li<Mi^li. 

I<»n,  J  Chas.sell,  Cashier,  Isle  Royal.  (St\' 

adv.  \  ♦ 
Fliege  Miss  E,  hair  goods. 
I'oley  Bros     Co,  general  store,  Sheldon. 
Tox  S^r.-siiU  V\  Propr  Butterticld  House, 

Islo  Koy.\|, 

Krazc.  Rev  Joseph  (^Methodi-tV 

Fuller  George,  phyi,ician,  Sheldon. 

Gilbert  Edwin  S,  druggist,  cor  Isle  Royal 

.ind  Sheldon. 
Gott^linc  Joseph,  grovci,  ShelJcu. 
Grant  Dcnni,  C,  dcniut,  Shcldea, 


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AND  BUSINESS  DIRXCTORY. 


HOU 


441 


Grout  John  Pv,  agent  Detroit;  and  Lake  Sup- 
erior Copper  Co. 

Gutsch  Alex,  restaurant,  Huron. 

Haas  Adam.  hxe.wQTj,  She^den  and  Huron, 

Kafenreffer  Charles,  physician,  Sheldea. 

Hahn  r  ^-  Bro,  brewery,  Dodge. 

Mum'hly  Wm  J,  Collection  Agency, 
vShcldcii. 

Hattich  Andrew,  gun  sniitb,  Shelden. 

Haug  Christ,  jeweler,  Shelden. 

Il'cVjer*:      i>C?i€haiup*], Druggists  and 

I'aiut  Dealers,  corSheidcn  and  liie  Royal. 
Kenesy  Jacob  H,  saloon,  Shelden. 
Hennes  L  &  Co,  general  store,  Huron. 
Henssler  A  W,  circuit  court  corcmii.-sioner. 
Hoar  I     Bro,  geni^-^l  store,  Shelden. 
JlOfig'v;  Cluirle^  J",  Supt  Lake  Superior 

Iron  Works,  Lake  Front. 


Hofenbeger  Wm,  baker,  Shelden. 
Holzman  Frank,  shoemaker,  Shelden. 
Hooper  Henry ,  saloon,  Shelden. 
Houghton  Hou^c,  John  U  Bctzler,  propr, 

Shelden. 

Houghton  County  Historical  Society  and 
alining  Institute,  J  B  Sturgis,  5ec,  Isle 
Royal. 

MiihiteU  C  lia€lbo?irilC,  Attorneys 
at  Law,  Shelden.    [See  adv.  ) 

Aloi!S,  Billiard  Saloon,  Shelden, 

Ible  Royal  House,  A  Bruuelle,  propr,  Shel- 
den . 

Jones  Nelson,  barber,  Shelden. 
Tunker  Geo.  blacksiriith,  vShelden. 
Kirton  James,  grocer.  Front. 
l,ake  Superior  House,  F  Des  Rochers,  propr. 
Front. 


U  yoQT  ■      A 1'"  TO  MAT 


ANK, 


HOUGHTON.   LAKE  SUPERIOR, 


R.  SHELDEN,  PuEsiDF.Nr. 

J.  N.  WRIGHT,  Vi.:e  President. 


J.  CHASSELL,  Cashier. 

].  W.  RAYMOND,  Ass'T  Cashier. 


HOUGHTON,  MICHIGAN. 


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rriLRFIELD  HOUSE 

HOUGHTON,  L.  S.,  MICHIGAN. 


Good  Accommodations. 


FRANK  p.  FOX,  Proprietor. 


HUBBELL  &  CHADBOURNE, 

Attorneys  and  Counsellors, 


JAY  A.  VIUBUF.LL. 
4S 


OFP^ICE  AT  HOUGl^TON,  MICH 

T.  I.,  CH.VDrOl'KNK. 


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MICHIGAN  STATC  GAZETTEER 


HOW 


SSS,  Fine  Gi-oceries  and 


I^iike   Superior    Ii^oii  Works, 

Clian'es  J  Hodge,  Supt,  on  River  opp 
Tfoughton. 

Lambert  Miss  M,  n-iillinory,  Shelden. 

jMayher  Wm,  saloon,  llumn. 

Martin  John  T,  tug  and  ferry  boat  owner, 
Lake  Front. 

May  worm  Frank  A,  shoemaker,  Shelden, 

Miller  AVni,  propr  Miller's  Hole!,  Shelden. 

Milier^^  Hotel  iuul  Mnlh  Wm  Mil- 
ler Propr,  Shelden. 

Monett  August,  saloon  and  boarding  house, 
Shelden. 

Northrup  Walter  A,  real  estate,  Shelden. 
.Northwestern  Telegraph  Co,  J  R  Dee  opera- 
tor. Shelden. 

Fruits,  Isle  Royah 

O'Grady  James,  circuit  judge,  12th  judicial 
district,  Court  House, 

Olds  Jabez,  grocer,  Shelden. 

Ouerfield  Adam,  physician,  Shelden, 

Pauil  Josiah,  hardware.  Isle  Royal. 

Pellison  Rev  A  O,  (Catholic). 

Penrose  Thomas,  saloon,  Dodge. 

Portage  I^ake  Fouiulry  and  Mn- 
eliiise  Work*,  Shelden,  Wander  & 
Cleaves  Proprs,  River  Front  opp  Hough- 
ton, 

^  Portage  Lake  Mining  Gazette,  J  R  Devere- 

aux  propr  and  editor,  Huron, 
Potter  Harry  P,  restaurant,  Shelden. 
Pryor  Mrs  John,  millinery,  Shelden. 
Raym.ond   James    W,   noiary    public,  Isle 

Roval. 

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Justice  of  the  Peace,  Shelden. 
Richie  A  R,  barber.  Shelden. 
Scheack  John,  meat  market,  Shelden. 
§c?lieiierisjjs.ia  PJiil2jp,  Brewer. 
Seifert  Joseph,  saloon,  Shelden. 
Shea  B,  sheriff. 

Sluelden  K  4.1^  €<>,  Real   Estate  and 

Mines,  Isle  Royal  and  Shelden. 
Shelden,  Wanzer  &  Cleaves,  founders  and 

machinists.  River  Front  opp  Ibuighton. 
Siller   Edward,  builder,  cor    Shelden  and 

Portage. 

Smith  &  Harris,  forwarder.^  and  general  store 
Isle  Royal. 

Stiar}?i^  JailK'S  IS,  Agent  N.Mth  West- 
ern Railway,  American  Ex[)ress  and  Un- 
ion Line  Steamers,  also  County  Treasurer, 
Front. 

Thomas  James,  saloon.  Front. 
Thorpe  Alfred,  saloon,  Shelden. 
Torangeau  C,  wagon  m;iker,  Shelden. 
Tost  Win,  shoL-nniker.  Stieldcn, 
Tr<.-v..'tliain  'l'hon^;is,  v;n)cei,  Shelden. 
Voisarg  Frances,  salnun,  Shelden. 
Washburn  D;l^  ^d  E,  jewelry.  Isle  Koval. 
Whiu.'sidcs  Wm,  ph(»(ogi m plicr,  Isle  Royal. 
Whiiney  Miltnn  J,  -,iipt  of  union  schools. 
Wiiliains  James,  saloon,  Shelden. 


Walliaoss  K  T  <5c  Co,  C>>ntractors  for 
River  and  Harbor  Improvemerxts,  River 
f  rorit  opp  ircughton. 

Young  Jacob,  boarding,  Selden. 

HOWARD. 

A  station  on  the  M.  C.  R.  R.  air  line,  in 
Jefferson  township,  Cass  county. 


HOWARD  CITY. 

A  new  but  gi-owing  incoroorated  village, 
of  about  1,000  mhabitauLs,  at  the  intersection 
of  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R,  with  the  G.  R. 
&  I.  R.  R.  It  is  in  Reynolds  tov.-nshio. 
Montcalm  county,  164  miles  from  r)etTpir,  jq 
noithv/cst  of  Larsiiig,  44  above  Ionia  and 
35  north  of  Grand  Rapids.  It  is  the  present 
terminus  of  the  D.  L.  cc  L.  M.  R.  R.,  but 
eventually  the  road  will  no  doubt  be  pushed 
through  to  the  lake  shore  at  Pentwater.  The 
village  has  water  power  from  Tamarack  rf\'er. 
The  country  around  emb»-aces  both  pine  and 
farming  landi.  Whear,  hay  and  potatoes  are 
the  staple  crops.  The  village  contains  i 
flouring  mill,  4  sawmills,  10  shingle  mills  i 
stave  factory,  2  sash,  dooi  and  blind  factories, 
and  three  planing  mills.  Lumber,  shingles, 
lath  and  staves  form  the  great  bulk  of  the 
shipments  from  this  place.  The  village 
supports  one  weekly  new.spaper — the  Keccfd— 
2  churches,  a  good'  school  and  Masonic  and 
Odd  Fellows'  lodges.  It  was  first  ^^ttled  in 
1S69,  incorporated  1873.  Express — United 
States  and  American.  Telegraph — Western 
Union  and  Atlantic  and  Paciiic.  Mrs.  K, 
Robinson,  postmistress. 

B("SINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Albce  &  Thompson,  shingle  mill. 
Barber  George  E  &  Co,  hardware. 
Barrett  t^v:   Hazellon,  boots  and  shoes  and 

groceries, 
Batsfer  ^S:  Hinkle,  shingle  mill. 
Bennett  James  E,  geiieral  store. 
Bennett  RevLoren  W,  (Methodist). 
Borden  Thomas,  bakery. 
Boynton  Wm,  barber. 
Brt^as  Charles,  drs-  uoods. 
Brundage  S  A,  cig.ys  and  tobacco. 
Chase  Chester  W,  music  teacher. 
Chase  Seymour,  physician. 
Chubb  John  F  &  Powell,  shingle  mill. 
Church  Brothers,  i^rocers. 
Colmrii  lloiiso,  H  G  Coburn  Proprietor, 

opp       K.  ^:  I.  and  D.  L.  &  L.  .M.  K.  K. 

I  >ejiois. 

Coburn  H  G,  propr  Coburn  F.\rh.ini;e.  o'pp 
G.  R.  &  I.  R.  K.  ami  I).  L.  v's:  L.  M.  K.  K. 
Depots. 

Collins  Mort  H,  telegraph  operAtor. 
I>i\on  Williatn  M,  ovpicss  nijcnt. 
ICiv-.ley,  MucMscher  v'v:  Shaw,  real  csUtc. 


443 


Fiekl-Chcarles,  f^rocer  and  furniture. 

Fleck  Adams,  furniture. 

Foufs  Tboma-?,  restaurant. 

("icaiy  Wm,  wagon  maker. 

Haskell  George,  blacksmith. 

Hatfield  James,  bar ijer. 

}{a/.eiton  Miss  E,  dress  maker, 

{letikel  Henry,  saw  mill. 

Hewings  Mrs  E  F,  millinery. 

Hewinjjs  S  M,  grocer. 

Uiliaul  Jauie^  M,  tailor. 

Hodge  Riley,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Howard  P-ecord,  Wayne  E  jMor;is  editor  and 

proprieior. 
Hudson  Edward,  physician. 
riiijiif*lsre.v  Cyiitoia  €,  AgeniG.  R.  & 

I.  R-  R.  and  United  States  Express  Co. 
Keith  Morris  E,  teacher, 
j.onby  William  A,  billiard  hall. 
Eord  David   H,  justice  of  the   peace  and 

shingle  mill. 
Lord  H  J  &  Brother,  grocers. 
Lord  &  Kipp,  shin^:;ie  mill. 
Lovely  Wm  H,  billiard  saloon. 
Lowell  &  Dove,  livery  stable. 
l,ytle  &  Porter,  proprs  National  Hotel. 
Martin  L"ving,  builder, 
Malher  N  W,  banker.  ' 
Menkee  Horace,  photographer. 
Miller  Daniel,  wagon  maker. 
Morgan  S:  Stanton,  lurnli^. 
JvL)rris  Wayne  E,  propr  and  editor  Howard 

Record, 
Mullet  Llenry,  blacksmith. 
Munroe  Rev  lohn  R  (Baptist). 
Nason  Charles  F,  saw  mill. 
iVorton  Christopher  C,  meat  market. 
O  Donald  Richard,  shingle  dealer. 
Lorter  John  F,  mill  wright. 
Price  Arthur  R,  saloon. 
Price  Jonathan,  saloon, 
Pulsifer  Samuel  J,  builder, 
(^walc  &  Parsons,  meat  niarket, 
<  >uick  Roval  G,  meat  market. 
Quick  Thoinas,  saw  mill. 
Reed  Addison,  restaurant. 
Reed  &  Robinson,  lumber  and  shingles. 
Robbie  Wm,  agent  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R., 

and  American  F.xpress  Co. 
Robinson    Mrs  K,  shingle  mill  and  post- 
mistress. 
Kobson  P.r'js,  builders. 
Rockwell  Chester  S,  lumber  and  shingles. 
Sabin  Walter  D,  general  store. 
Smith  foel  &  Son,  general  store  and  shingle 

mill. 

Snyder  Wm  H,  physician. 

Southard  Joseph,  mill  wrig^it. 

Stevens  F  iS:  Bro,  boot  and  shoemakers. 

'rilOUias  A:  JSolsti^r  (A  P  Thomxs,  A 

E   r.wLier),  Allorticv s  and  Counselors,  In- 

•^ur.ince  and  Collection  office. 
Tyler  J      boot  and  shoemaker. 


Uuderhill  F'rank,  jeweler. 

Vaughn  David,  sash,  door  and  blind  mufr. 

Walker  E  C,  bouts,  shoes  and  groceries. 

White  Geo  W,  druggist. 

White  AL-s.  R,  miilincry, 

Wilbur  Lewis  W,  deputy  sheriff. 

Wolf  Charles,  dry  gooils  and  clothing. 

Wolfe  Otto,  lawyer. 

Wriglit  Ebenezer,  Piour,  feed  and  gi'ain. 

HOWARDSVILLE. 

A  postoffice  in  F'lowerheld  township,  St. 
Ji-'Seph  county,  4.  miles  east  of  Marceiius,  oa 
the  C.  &  L.  H.  R.^R.  It  is  situated'  on 
Rocky  rivi:r,  in  n  timl)ered  country,  Grain 
is  cuitivaLC'l  and  flour  and  lumber  shipped. 
James  F.  Atkinson,  postmaster, 

BUblNKSS  I>IR KCT<>.RY. 

Mullen  Cyrus,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Ream  Edwin  &  Sons,  flouring  and  saw  mills. 

HOWELL. 

The  county  seat  of  Livingston  county,  is  a 
pleasant  village  lying  nearly  in  the  center  of 
the  county,  and  on  the  D.  I>.  &  L.  M.  R.  R., 
32  miles  from  Lansing,  and  53  from  Detrfjit. 
A  population  of  some  2,5(X)  is  claimed. 
Llowell  is  located  in  one  of  the  richest 
wheat-growing  section^  of  the  State,  the  crop 
in  good  seasons  ranging  from  20  to  40  bush- 
els per  acre.  One  mile  north  of  the  village 
a. pretty  fair  water  power  is  obtained  by  (lam- 
ming the  outlet  of  Thompson's  lake, on  which 
are  situated  the  tlour  and  saw  inilis  of  Wilcox 
&  Skilbeek.  The  principal  manufacturing 
establishment  is  the  large  foundry  and  ma- 
chine shop.and  agricultural  implement  factory 
of  Wykoff,  Clark  &  Laimen.  In  addition  to 
this  institution  there  are  a  sash,  door  and 
blind  factory  and  a  steam  flouring  mill. 
T!ie  public  bv.ilding^  consist  of  the  usual 
county  buihlings,  which  arc  of  a  good  qual- 
ity, 3  churches,  Methodist,  Baptist  and 
Presbyterian,  and  a  $32,000  univin  school 
building.  In  addition  to  the  usual  organi- 
zations of  Mas.>n<  and  Odd  Fellows,  there 
is  a  large  and  flourishing  lodge  of  Grangers. 
The  local  press  is  re|>resented  by  the  Liv- 
ingston A't'/<:t.''/ua/:  and  the  Democrat. 
The  village  was  laid  out  in  1S35,  """gh 
the  first  settlers  came  in  iSj8.  In  1S63  it 
was  incorporated.  The  railroad  was  opened 
to  it  in  1S71.  Expre>s.  American.  Tele- 
graph, Atlantic  and  Pacific.  W.  W.  Kcn- 
yon,  postmaster. 

ur>lNF.SS  DIRECTORY. 
.Vckernian  Fi-ank  M,  painter, 
Allen  vV  I'.rvtwn,  meal  m.irket. 
American  Express  Co,  S  Andrews,  .tgcnt. 
Ar.drews  «S.  SyLestrr,  farm  implements. 
Andrews  S,  agent  Singer  Mnfg  Co. 
Ball  Wm,  %\\\A  county  schools. 


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Barlow  Jas  K,  agent  Weed  Sewing  Macliine. 

iJarnari!  Wm  T,  j^la.-^tcr,  liiiie  coal  and  salt. 

Batcheler  Benjamin  F,  county  clerk. 

Bergiii  Minor,  ciiLrar.s  and  liquors. 

Blariciv  Andrew,  physician. 

Brand  RicliariJ,  tobaco<>  and  cigars. 

Brigcjs  Henry  C.  jeweler. 

Erowniao-  lienry  T,  drugs  and  books. 

Bosh  Isii.ae  W,  Grucerand  Grain  Dealer. 

Cardell  Benjaniin  W,  undtrrlaker. 

Cleave  \Valrer  E,  photographer. 

Couk  Jacob,  meat  market. 

Crosifgasi  Z  Fobe**,   JJry  goods  and 

General  Store,  Ciriind  River. 
Culver  Bros,  blacksmiths. 
Farrel  Jo-^ei^h,  blacksmith. 
Finton  S:  Nev/rrum,  sliirl  innfrs. 

Piiie  Lund^er  Miifrs  and  Dealers,  near 
Depot. 

Galiltnviiy"  4%'  Ssisitii,  Lumber  Dealers, 

near  Depot. 
Gilbert  Jo])n  V,  liarnesi  maker. 
Goodrich  Win.  livery  stables. 
Goodnch  Wiiliana,  sherilT. 
Green;<\v,\y  Geo  tS:  Son,  geueral  store. 
Gregory  Ldwrrd  B,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Gregoiy  Rev  E  E,  (Bresbyierian). 
Griffith  Wn^  K,  Uirniture. 
IIall)eri  Horace,  countv  treasurer. 
Hannon  Janies,  carriage  niaker. 
Harger  &  White,  meat  market. 
Hathaway  Albert  I,,  i^oot  and  shoemaker, 
Hathaway  Mrs  A  L,  millinery. 
H.Uton  E-^ra  C,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Haven  «S:  Carpenter,  abstract  otlice. 
Hdl  W  C,  jtiinciuai  union  school. 
Hills  Brothers,  marble  dealers. 
Holt  Aaion  V,  grain  and  produce. 
Hopper  &:  McLeotl,  l)oot  and  shoemakers. 
Flubbell  Sardis  F,  law  yer. 
Hudson  &  Warren,  grocers. 
Hughes  Miss  M,  dress  making. 
Humphrey  Eugene  S,  meat  market.. 


j  Huntijigton  Wm  oc  Son,  physicians. 

i  lisilllle.y  Jaill^S  II,    General  Store, 

j      Grind  River, 

1  Hut  ton  Roliert  C,  physician. 

j  Jewett  Cha.rles  G,  har-lware. 

j  jewett  Wm  B,  general  store. 

j  Juhnson  R,  jiropr  Melvin  Hou»e. 

I  Jones  John,  lime  kiln. 

i  Kanouse  Jac^^b,  j^idge  of  ]»robate. 

I  K^cisyoii  \V«i  W,  l^ruggist. 

I   Kinimcil  Kev  S  l'>  i  Metho'hst /.  > 

j  lvt*e  Giii>Cl-t  1>,    Merchant  Tailor  and 

I      Geiits"  ]•  urni.->hing  Gvjotis^  (irand  River. 

Livingston  Democrat  (weekly '^  J  T  Titus  &. 
Son,  edit<.>rs  and  proprs. 

I^ivii«U?«ilO!l  jf^l'pilU] ioiill,  (Weekly), 
j      J  r>  Sii.ith  C!c  Co,  I'roprs. 
!   l.osiord  Ai'rani,  bar'oer. 

Mcr)aniells  Edwaid,  eating  house. 

McDaniels  Wm,  restaurant. 

Mcl'iierson  Alex  tie  Co,  l>ankers. 

McPiierson  W  ni  »i:  Sons,  dry  goo».ls. 
I   Manne  Eilwerd,  bhicksmith. 
i  31  ;ii>l8  Frank  IS,  Jo:»  Printers,  Demo- 
!      crat  Oiricc.  [ev.ett  Block. 
}  Melviu  Frederick,  carria.i^e  maker. 
I   Melvin  Uouse.  R  John-oii,  pr. 'pr. 
I  ^liiScr  C  F  tV  Fine  Havana  and 

j  I)omc>tic  Ci>;arSj  Mnfrs>  and  Dealers,  Grand 
j  River. 

i  Mills  Henry  H,  tlry  goods. 
Mills  W  J,  pliysician. 

3IOJ»l*<>e  Fra:ic*is  \,  Hardware.  Agri- 
cultural implements  and  Stoves,  Grand 
River,    [Sec  iJi:'?'.) 

Molt  Koswell,  baker, 

?vhiray     Co,  billiard^. 

Na\lor  Mrs  L  E,  millinery, 

Neary  John,  cigars  an<l  toivacco. 

Parsons     Beach,  boots  and  shoes. 

Parter  Foreman  S,  restaurant. 

Priichard  Allen,  barber. 

Piitchet  Mrs,  hair  dre>ser. 

Put.jani  Rev  Wm  (Baptist). 


FBANCIS  N.  MONROE, 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic 

Hardware,  Agricultural  Implements 

^  N  D  s  :r  o  V  E  s . 

Also  Manufacturer  of 

COPPFdl,  TIN  &  Slll'lHT  IRON  WARF, 
HOV/ELL.      -  MICHIGAN. 


HOW  ANC  BUSINESS 


RuberL  Bcr.jannn  IL  propr  Rubert  House. 
Runisey  Royal  IT,  livery. 
Sabiu  &:  Carpenter,  iiiilliiiery. 
Seoiy  Michael,  ;4;rc>cer. 

*.!8ielcl>i    l><i!fllis,    x\ttorney    at  Law, 

Grand  River, 
Shil'iiian  Richard  A,  station  asjent,  depot. 
Sir.ger  Sewing  Macliinc    Co,  S  Andrews, 

agent. 

Skilbeck  P,  tlouring  mil!. 
Smith  Burr  R,  real  estate. 
Smith  J  D  &  Co,  prorns  Livingston  Republi- 
can. 

Smith  \Vm  B,  lural/er  dealer. 

Snow  Lafayette,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Spencer  Heniy  physician. 

Sullivan  l,orenzo  II,  harness  maker. 

Swits  William,  restaurant. 

Switzer  Thomas  G,  furniture. 

Tit  its  So-^epU  T  &  fimi,  Proprs  Liv- 
ingston Democrat,  Grand  Riv^er. 

Van  Ziie  &  Black,  coopers. 

VaJi  Deusen  &  \^'rit:^]it,  ilourinj,''  ndll, 

Van  Haun  A,  barber. 

Van  Kleeck  Asa,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Vv'addell  &  Montague,  lawyers. 

Wallace  Jo-eph,  harness  maker. 

Watson  Wm  E,  register  of  deeds. 

V/eed  Seying  Machine  Co,  J  R  Barlow, 
agent. 

Weibrecht  Jacob,  cooper. 

Weimeister  ..Jv  O'Hearn, bankers  and  brokers, 

AV'ells  Wm  L,  pliysician. 

Whalen  &  Switzer,  jewelers. 

Williamson  Wm,  broker, 

Wil?g-  €irarK\^  A,  Dentist,  Teeth  Ex- 
tracted without  Pain  by.  use  of  Nitrous 
Oxide  Gas,  Jevvett  Block. 

Wing  &  liickey,  booLs,  shoes  and  groceries. 

WrijjiU  Jolill  W,  Sasli,  Door  and  Blind 
Mnfr  and  Dealer  in  Lumljcr,  East  nr 
Railroad. 

"VVykoff,  Clark  &  Imn^en,  founders  and  ma- 
chinists. 
Young  Sc  Dean,  druggists. 
Younglove  Miss  M,  millinery. 


HUBBx^RDSTON, 

An  enterprising  village  in  the  northeast 
corner  of  Ionia  county,  17  miles  northeast  of 
Ionia,  and  7  north  of  Pewamo,  on  the  D. 
M.  R.  R.,  its  nearest  railway  station.  It  is 
on  the  line  of  the  projected  Cold  water,  Mar- 
shall and  Mackinac  R.  R.  It  derives  water 
power  from  Fish  creek,  l)eing  silnated  on 
that  stream  al^out  two  miles  from  its  contin- 
ence with  Maple  river.  It  is  surrounded  by 
a  good  farming  country,  of  which  wheat, 
corn,  oats  and  hay  are  the  staple  crops. 
Lumber  alone  i,-.  shi[)pec].  Seiiled,  1S52. 
Incorporated,     iSoS.     Present  populalion 


DIRECTORY.  HUD 


about  700.  .  Express — American,  Mail 
daily.    John  R.  Abbott,  postmaster. 

FU7SIXE.SS  DIRKCTORY. 

Advei  titer  (weekly),  A  I'hister  propr. 
Aver^'  Wm.,  Avery  Plotel. 
Babcock  P,  barber  and  billiards. 
Babcock  Van  Tuyle,  Ilubbardston  Fiou.se. 
Bachelor  J  H,  physician. 
Brown  Henry  E,  physicia,n. 
Carnahan  Wrn,  stage  propr. 
Charle.>;  J  E,  furniture. 
Chattcrton  Geo  A,  insurance  agent. 
Chailerton  J  E,  general  store, 
Coonan  Patrick,  biavksmilh. 
Cory  David  R,  general  store. 
Dcsmcitt  Rev  Peter  J  (Catholic).  ' 
Fills  Henry  ^I,  meat  nuirket  and  harness^ 
maker. 

Ilait  Carlos  E,  physician  and  druggist. 
Hayes  N  B  o:  Co.  Exchange  Bank. 
Hitchc<ick  Hciiry  W,  liardware. 
HoForook  F  A  oc  Co,  dry  goods. 
Homau  John  F,  jeweler. 
Hubhj.rd.iton  Exchan:je  Bank,  N  B  Haves  v;c 
Co. 

Hubbardston  Lumber '  Co,  saw  niili,  N  F 

Rogers  agent, 
Hubbardston  Sash  &  Blind  Co,  sash,  blinds 

raid  furniture. 
Kellogg  (fc  Ayres,  photographers. 
Lewis  Rev  R  (Congregationalist). 
McMulIen  &  Lusk,  general  i-iore. 
Mc(^uilla;)  T  H,  saloon. 
Mclo  (N:  Gardner,  black>niiths. 
O'Connor  Bernard,  tailor. 
Bluster  Albert,  propr  of  the  Advertiser. 
Re  Iner  IJoyd,  groceries  and  boots  and  shoes. 
Robhins  J  J,  physician. 
Roberts  Geo  F,  boots  and  shoes. 
Rus>ell  A  J,  justice  of  the  ]>eace. 
Stuck  Charles,  founder  machinist. 
Suuderlin  iS:  Co,  flour  mill. 
Taber  Walter  J,  grocer  and  justice  of  the 

peace. 

Vanalstine  Mrs  L.  millinery. 
Waflle  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Wager  Brad,  stage  propr. 
Ware  Rev  W  H"(  Methodist  Episcopal). 
Warren  Wm  W,  billiard  hall. 
Wcatherwax  Martin  L,  lawyer  and  notary 
public. 

Welch  Eli  T,  hotel  anil  1iver>'. 
Wheel  C  F     H,  druggists. 
Wilson  Francis,  harness  maker. 
Wix  vv;  (.  ampbell,  grocer. 
Woolfrectl  Seneca,  lawyer. 
Vcancr  Geo,  saloon, 


HUDSON. 

The  village  of  HmUon  (its  modo^'^  '  >o 
far  restr.\ined  it  fron»  a>king  for  n  .r- 
tor)  is  certainly  one  of  the  most  stirring  bu$i- 


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ness  towns  along  the  line  of  the  L.  S.  &  M,S. 
R.  R..  on  whicii  it  is  situated,  i8  m;le=;  west 
of  Adrian,  and  an  ef[ual  distance  from  Hills- 
dale,   It:  i:,  also  92  miles  from  De'roit,  52 
iVuni  l\.[edo,  and  192  from  Chicago.     It  is 
in     Hiid.-ion    township,    Lenawee  county. 
Bean    crce]-;  or    Tiffin  river,  which  has  its 
ri.-e  in  Devil's  lake,  II  miles  disia!\t,  furjiish- 
es  the  tosvu  with  a  respectable  Nvater  power. 
It  is  said  to  have  100  feet  fall  from  its  source 
to  the  vii!:!ge,    A  populaiion  of  3,000  is 
claimed.    Tiie  fanninij;  country  about  is  hrst- 
class.  The  manufacturingentcrprises  of  Hud- 
son consist  of  a  rlotiring-  mill,  a  saw  mill,  an 
extension  table  factory,  a  sash,  blind  and  door 
factory,  and   a  large  burial  case  factory,  a 
tobacco  pail  nnd  butter  tub  factory,. a  large 
spOKC  and  hiub  factory,  2  fouiviries  and  ma- 
chine shops,  a  chemical  works  of  Chapman, 
Dunks  &  Co.,  2  extensive  carriage  and  wagon 
factories,  a  pump  factor)-,  a  stave  and  barrel 
factory,  a  bowl  factory,  and  a  large  brick 
yard.    The  sclsool  advantages  of  Hu'.'.sonare 
first-class.    It  has  7 good  churchs,  Elpiscopal, 
Congregational,  Catholic,  Methodist,  Baptist, 
and     Freewill    Baptist    and  Presbyterian. 
There    are    2    papers   published  here,  the 
Post  and  Gaz,:ite.    In  addition  to  this  the 
rectr>r  of  the  Episcopal  chtirch  is  publishing 
a  very  creditable  sheet,  representing  the  gen- 
eral interests  of  that  denomination  at  large, 
and  the  Michigan    interests    in  particular. 
There  are  but  few  towns,  v.'hose  manufac- 
turing interests  show  off  to  belter  advania^^e 
than  those  of  Hudscni,    They  are  all,  or  near- 
ly so,  located  on  the  east  side  of  the  town,- 
and  compactly  built  on  eitlier  side  of  Main 
street.  .Settled  1S34.  Incorporated  1S54.  Ex- 
press   United  States.    Telegraph,  Western 
Union.    Edward  Southworth,  postmaster. 

rUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Armstrong  Ransom  H,  gunsjitith.  Main. 

Armstrong  R  H,  millineiy,  Main. 

Avery  Ji.ihn,  baker,  Church. 

lleaeS?  €lark  It,  Ikiots,  Shoes,  Hides, 

Peit.s  and  Furs,  Main. 
Bean  J  &  Son,  punip  mnfrs,  Main. 
Beardsall  &  Plympton,  diaigs  and  groceries, 

Main. 

Beebe  Lewis  H,  dentist,  Main. 

Belcher  Thomas,  music  teacher.  Main. 

Boies  J  K  &  Co,  general  store,  Main. 

Boies,  Rude     Co,  Exchange  Bank,  Main. 

Broudheail  Cornelius,  bincksmith,  Main. 

Brokaw  Joseph  M,  grocer,  .\Lain. 

Brown    Albert,    crockery   and  glassware. 

Church, 
Brown  D^iwiel,  grocer,  Church. 
Brown  Thomas  D,  carpenter,  Main. 
Cnrfer  G  W,  carriage  mnfi.  Main. 
Chapman  George,  physician,  cor  Church  and 

Main. 

Clia|»i2ian  Ci  Henry,  Surgeon,  Main. 


€2Lrti|>i2i:tii,   £^i3uk«»    &   Co,  Mnfg 

Chemists,  Main.    {See  a-.fv.) 
Comstock   Houae,   C    M  Comstock  propr. 

Main. 

Conant  Elbridge,  jewehy.  Church. 

Cone  George' F,  harness  maker.  Church. 

Crisher  Noah,  cooper.  Church. 

Crisher  Wm,  cooper,  Churcli. 

Dar.iels      F  &  Co,  handle  mn''rs. 

f><'«ol,VCr  JftJiK'S  Co,  Wagon  and 
Carriage  Material  M.nfrs,  Main. 

Del  Mrs  J  S,  miihjicry.  Church, 

l^C'^VCiy  \Y  \\  cV  12rol!ier,  Photo- 
graphers, Main^ 

Dunham  A:  Son,  hardware. 

Dwight  E  B  ^  Co,  billiards.  Church, 

Eaton  Bi...ti!ers,  cufftu  nin^rs.  Main, 

E<lwards  Peter,  grocer.  Main, 

EiiioU  Will  tV  SoiK  Proprs  Farmers' 

Hotel,  Main. 
Elliott  &  C  ogeswell,  cigar  mnfrs,  Main. 
Ellsworth  A  S,  dry  goods,  Mam, 

Farmers-  fSotel,  Wm  Elliott  &  Son 

Proprs,  Main. 

Finney  B  A,  boots  and  shoes.  Main, 

Foster  Alpheus  I',  pianos  and  organs,  Main. 

P^oster  Frank  L"),  photographer,  Main. 

Freind  Wm,  restaurant,  Main, 

French  L  C,  physician. 

Frensdorf  Louis,  grocer,  Main. 

Galloway  «Sc  Garris  )n,  grocers,  Church. 

Geori^O  .ioilii.  Boots  and  bhoes,  Main. 

Hali  H  C,  grocer,  Main. 

Hall  I  .  G  &  Son,  druggists.  Main, 

]£fainiliO;i  Davitl  1%  Hardware,  Stoves 

and  Tinware,  Main. 
Hardy  Jame^,  bowt>  and  shoes,  Main. 
II aria II  L.  1..  A  Co,  Proprs  Hudson 

House,  Church. 
Harris  Caleb,  harness  maker,  Main. 
Harrison  Asbuiy  W,  barber,  Church. 
Hill  J  M,  dry  goods  Main. 
Hiller  ^'  Sawyer,  lawyers.  Main, 
Ilo^ahoaiii  .lames   J,  Lawyer  and 

Justice  of  the  Peace,  Main, 
Hollid.ny  J  W,  barber.  Main, 
Holmes  \el>oii    ,1,  Merchant  Tailor, 

Mnin  oj)p  Cuiusiock  House.  {Sec  aJr'.) 
Hudson   Ga.rette  (weekly),  W  T  B  Scher- 

merhorn,  Main. 
Illlltlsoil    lloil«ie.  L    E    Harlan  &  Co 

PropiN.  (];hurch, 
Hudson  Mnfg  Co,  wooden  ware,  J  K  Boies 

pres;   J  >i  Osborn  trea^  ;  W  Vv  Faimcr 

secretary. 

Hudson    Post  (weekly),  James  M  Scarrill 

propr,  Church. 
Huffman  Peter,  meal  market.  M.ain. 
Jones  ^  Carter,  black•^nulhs,  Main. 
KtUngg  Henry,  1i\ery  stable. 
Kinne  Mr>  B  F.  hair  (Ircssing.  Church. 
l.;inc  AH.  livery  stable.  Church. 
Lane  &  Fuller,  machiniiii,  Main, 


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Lani;  Herraaan,  clotliing.  Main. 
Long  Loui,  fancy  goods.  Main. 
Lowe  Helen  M,  grocer,  Main. 
Loyster  A,  butter  and  egg^.  Churcli. 
Lynch  David,  black'^mith,  Main. 
McFall  Andrew  J,  grocer,  Main. 
Maxsom  M  M  &  Co,  drucrs,  }.Iain. 
Miuchin  T  13,  j-'hysician. 
Moloney  John,  blacksniit]:,  ^Jain. 
Moiitgromcry       Fej^se,  Druggists, 
Main. 

O'Connel  Michael,  grocer3  Main. 
OTlinu  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  Main. 
Osborn,  Perkins  &  Co,  bankers,  ^[ain, 
Palmer  F  F  &  Son,  hardware.  Main, 
Patterson  David  H,  dry  2:Oods,  Main. 
Peirson  Levi,  Inwyer,  Main. 
Perkins  Galusha  J,  grocer,  Main. 
Perliil^S  Sz  Perliliss,  Grocers,  Main. 


Joiner,  Main. 
Putnam  C  H,  agent  U 


Carpenter  and 


M. 


L.  S.  R'y,  Main. 


S.  Express  Co,  and 


Spencer  David  H,  photographer  and  musical 

instruments.  Main. 
Sprnguc  A  S,  hats  and  caps,  Main. 
Staudish  Brothers,  sash, door  and  blind  mnfrs 

Main. 

Stegcr  John,  meat  market,  Church, 
Siroud  i>fivid  K,  Marble  \Vorks,»Main. 
Taylor  Ralph,  harness  maker,  ^[ain. 
Terrv  D  V,  nhvsician.  Main. 
Weaver  Nonnan,    founder   and  machinist, 
Main. 

Weaver  &  Welch,  lawvers.  Main. 
Welch  Horace,  dentist,  ^Vlain. 
Whitbeck  J  Sc  G,  lavsyer.s,  Main. 
Whitney  W  A,  real  estate,  Main. 
Williams  G  G,  wooden  bowl  mnfr,  Chiirch. 
Wilson  D  C,  boots  ai.d  shoes.  Main. 
Wood  J  J,  books  anrl  .-.lationerj-,  Main. 
Wood  &  Crippen,  saloon,  Main. 
Wright     Son,  fanning  miilmnfrs,  Main. 
Youst  M  W,  restaurant,  ^Lain. 
Zimmerman  PIa.rrison  J,  jeweler,  M.^in. 


Rice  George  W,  physician.  Main. 
Riddle  J  S,  clothing,  Main. 
Sandborn  M  B,  carriage  maker-,  Church. 
Seewald  Philip,  jeweler,  postoif.ce. 
Shirley  &  WeyburPj  furniture.  Main. 
Stllioiway   tfe    SalSbiiry,  Lawyers, 
Main. 

Simpson  Joseph  G,  drugs,  Main. 
Smart  A  R  &  Bro,  physicians,  Main. 


HUDSONVILLE. 

A  village  of  300  population,  in  the  town- 
ship of  Georgetown,  Ottawa  •  county,  on 
the  line  of  the  Grand  Raoids  branch  of  the 
C.  &;  ^L  L.  S.  R.  K.,  14.  miks  northeast  of 
Plolland,  and  ii  southwest  of  Grand  Rapids, 
The  country  here  is  slightly  undulating  with 
good  soil   and   heavy   timber.    Graia  and 


CHAPMAN,  DUNKS  &  CO., 


MANUFACTURIXG 


larmacists  and  Chemists, 


HUDSON,  MICHIGAN. 

Chomical  a:id  Pharmaceutical  Preparaticns. 

Fluid  Extracts,  Siig-ar  Coated  Pills,  Elixirs,  Wines  and  Syrnps,  Solid 
Extracts  and  Resinoids,  Aqua  Ammonia,  Spirits  Nitre,  Ether. 

N.  J.  HOLMES, 

Fashionable   Draper   and  Tailor, 

Op]_)ositG   Com.^l  ock   I  l  ouse, 
MAIN  STREET,  -  -  -  HUDSON.  MICH. 


A  Fire  Stock  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  Cloths. 


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Hvestock  are  largely  shipped.      H.  E.  Hud- 
son, postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Atkir.s  James,  hiacksraith. 
Barnaby  C  11,  buikler. 
Beaumont  F  P,  rrxusic  teacher, 
Biirnarn  J  Y,  lawyer. 
Crozler  Rev  O  R  L. 

Cunningham  Bros,  wagon  makers  and  blacJ^;-  ' 
smiths. 

Green  B      justice  of  the  peace. 
Henshaw  A  J,  saw  mill. 
Hudson  Horace  A,  general  store. 
Hudson  H  A,  express  agent  and  general 
store, 

Lenicre  William,  builder. 
Loucks  C  N,  station  agent. 
Morris  E  G,  biacksniitli. 
Shearer  James,  builder. 
Whipple  Wiiliam,  mail  messenger  C.  &  M 
L.  S.  R.  R. 

IIUGEESVILLS. 

A  small  village  on  the  F,  &.  P.  :vl.  R'y. 
89  miles  from  Detroit,  and  16  miles  above 
Flint.  It  is  on  the  line  between  Genesee 
and  Saginaw  counties,  in  a  level,  v/ooded 
region,  and  ships  houps,  staves  and  shingles. 
The  station  is  dov\^n  on  the  railroad  time 
card  as  County  Line.  John  McCrady,  post- 
master. 


HUMBOLDT. 

A  village  of  600  inhabitants  in  Ely  town- 
ship, Marquette  county,  on  the  line  of  the 
M.  H.  &  O.  R.  R..  28  miles  west  of  Mar- 
quette. It  is  on  the  Escanaba  river,  in  a 
hilly  rough  counti^'.  It  is  the  location  of 
the  Washington  and  Edwards  mines,  which 
yielded  in  1S74,  28,390  and  2,S4g  tons  of 
iron'  ore  respectively.  Express,  American. 
Telegraph,  Northwestern.  J.  F.  Allen, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRKCTORY. 

Allen  J  F  &  Co,  druggists.  * 
Brodeur  A  L,  physician. 
Corbett  John,  engineer, 
Coutch  John,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Donahue  Dennis,  engineer. 
Driscoll  Dennis,  machinist. 
Fit/.patrick  John,  teacher. 
Gian(.[uist  i'cter,  blacksmith. 
Harrington  Jerry,  engineer. 
Jillert  J,  engineer. 

Kaiser  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler. 

Knapp  tS:  MitchcM,-U;Lcht_M 

Kratis  Charles,  boot  and  fluK'niakci-. 

Larkiu  I'aul,  engineer. 

Lewis  Fratd<,  c.irpcnter. 

McGce  M  15,  station  aiuf  t-xpresi  agent. 

McKay  R  T,  groceries  Awd  piovisions. 

Nixon  Rev  George,  (Methodist). 


Pelmeare  William,  saloon. 
Shafer  Jacob,  carpenter. 
Stevens  Edv/in,  carpenter. 
Venables  George,  blacksmith. 
Wallace  Thomas,  liotel  propr. 
Washington  Iron  Co.  groceries  and  pro  vis- 
ions. 

Woods  Wm  B,  tailor. 

HUNTER'S  CREEK, 

A  postofiice  in  Lapeer  tov.'n>hip,  Lapeer 
county,  on  the  Detroit  &:  Bay  City  R.  R.,  55 
mile?  north  of  Detroit,  and  5  south  of  L?" 
peer.  It  takes  its  name  frorn  the  stream  on 
v/hich  it  is  situated.  Grain  aad  hops  are 
cultiv  ated,  in  the  vicinity.  Mrs.  E.  L.  Clair, 
postmistress. 

TiUSINESS  DIRF.CTORY. 

Clark  &  Marks,  grain  dealers. 
Davison  O  P,  general  store. 
French  James,  hotel  propr. 
McGuin  William,  blacksmith. 

.    KURD'S  CORNERS. 

{See  East  Dayton.^ 

HURON  CITY. 

A  village  of  250  inhabitants  in  Huron  town- 
ship, Huron  county,  on  the  shore  of  lake 
Huron,  at  the  mouth  of  Willow  river.  It  is 
22  miles  northeast  of  Bad  Axe,  the  county 
seat,  and  lo  east  of  Port  Austin.  It  has  a 
saw  mill  and  a  salt  well.  Exj)ress,  in  Sum- 
mer, McClure's,  in  Winter,  Jcnks  &  Janette's. 
Telegraph,  Western  Union.  Chas.  E.  Thomp- 
son, postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DTRFCrORY. 

Cooper     Creeiy,  salt  mnfrs. 
Dickinson  H  >I,  physician. 
Hamilton  James,  physician. 
Haydon  Henry,  hotel  pn.>pr. 
Hubbard  R  B  &  Co,  general  store  and  saw 
mill. 

Winterbuttom  Robert,  hotel  pn«pr. 

IDA. 

A  postofFice  in  Ida  township,  Monroe 
county,  on  the  line  of  the  L.  S.  Ov:  M.  S.  K. 
R.,  10  miles  west  of  McEnroe.  The  surnnmd- 
ing  country  is  settled  niosily  by  Germans, 
and  agriculture  is  the  chief  itidu>tr>-. 
Wheat,  oats  and  corn  arc  sliippcd.  Exprc-s, 
Uiufed  States.  Telegraph,  Westen»  Union. 
James  Kich.irdson,  postmaster. 

UUSIM-SS  IMKKiTOKY. 
Coolev  r.yr.Mt,  station  .agent  L.  S.  &  NL  S. 

R.  K.  ' 
Dretcrlcy  C.  gcnor.il  store. 
Gdhanscn  Mai  tin.  saw  ;»n«l  gri-«l  mill. 
nolMnan  IMl,  shucuuikcr.  ^ 
Jonci  V  H,  physicitu. 


IDA 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRrCTORY, 


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McDowing  S,  blacksraith, 
M  il  is  Jaraes,  saw  mill. 

Oergens  John  J,  general  store  and  agent  U. 

S.  Express  Co. 
Regal  J,  tailor. 

Schuler  Geor^-e.  wagon  maker. 
Slotz  J  H,  general  store, 
'i'eal  S  V,  blacksraith. 
Wegman  John,  shoemaker. 
Wei^i^leeter  Wni,  shoemaker, 
Wiicox  A  &  H,  lime  burners. 


A  village  of  Soopopuiation,  in  Imlav  town- 
ship, Lapeer  county,  2i{  miles  north  of  Im- 
lay  City,  on  the  C.  &  L.  li.  R.  R.,  and  12 
niiles  uorthea-st  of  Lapeer.  Both  uimbcr 
and  farm  produce  are  shipped.  Settled  rS6o. 
Express,  American.  Telegrap.h,  Western 
Union.    A.  H,  Smith,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRF,CT(>RY. 
Barker  John  D,  agricultural  implements, 
licntley  Rev  James. 

Bevens  Samuel,  hotel  propr. 

Carey  J  H,  agent  C.  &  L.'h.  R.  R. 

Coats  Rev,  (Methodist). 

Crosby  S,  teacher. 

Cruson  N  K,  agent  Am.  Express. 

Forsyth  E  &  G,  contractors  and  builders. 

Goodrich  Gary,  lumber  dealer. 

Hartswell  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Ingraham  S     J,  restaurutu. 

Kipp  Edwin,  blacksmith. 

-»Iarshall  C  &  J,  saw  and  planmg  mill. 

Minard  J  D,  druggist  and  physician. 

Sanderson  Thomas,  sash  and  blind  factory. 

Smith  A  n,  groceries  and  patent  medicines. 

i  er«x  D  V,  ph>  'sician. 


IMLAY  CITY. 

A  thriving  village  on  the  Chicago  &  Lake 
Huron  R.  R.,  in  Lnlay  town-hip,  Lapeer 
county,  12  miles  east  of  Lapeer,  and  35  west 

Port  Huron.  The  village  was  platte.l  in 
i^7o,  became  incorporated  in  1872,  and  now 
Claims  about  Soo  inhabitants.  The  surnnuul 
ing  countr)'  is  level,  and  grain,  hoops,  staves 
and  lumber  are  the  producrs  sliipped.  Tele- 
K>'aph,  Western  Union.  Express,  American. 
E.  E.  Palmer,  posttuaster. 

P.L'S[.Nb;SS  DIRECTORY. 

Abbott  Franklin  S,  lawyer.  • 
Abbott  John  ^  Wm  S.  saw    and  nlanin.r 
mdl. 

Anierican  Express,  Nornnn  [  K'msen  agent, 

P;incroa  House,  (diaries  Palmer  propr. 
Hittmg  Rev  J  E,  (Bapiist). 
H'.'iland  John  .V  Co,  general  sK.re. 
Jhdicu  Frederick  W.'^knitling  ami  notions, 
i^'iiiks  Duncati,  oyster  salnon. 
CJlvins  Lcbbcus,  general  store. 
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Gary  George  H,  station  agent. 
Central  House,  Meianie  ^-  Cook  proprs. 
Churchell  Walter  B,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

township  treasurer. 
Cohn  &  Brother,  general  store. 
Cross  Jacob  A,  physician. 
Delany  Patrick,  boots  and  shoes  and  miilin- 
erv. 

Dodge  Winchester  T,  harness  maker. 
Dun  ten  Daniel  J,  oysters. 
East  John,  flouring  mills. 
El  dredge  Mrs  N  B,  milliner>'. 
Eldredge  N  B  &  Co,  produce  dealers. 
Flarrisoa  Thomas  W,  job  printer. 
Haskin  James  M,  taiior. 
Haskins  Richard,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Johnson  Joseph,  flouring  mill,  2  miles  from 

Imlay  City. 
Jolinson  &  McCabe,  meat  market. 
Jones  George  W,  physician, 
Kennedy  Mrs  Z  C,  dress  maker. 
SiriESeu  ?«'or?S4iai5  J.  Druggist,  Books, 
Stationery.    Cigars    and    Fancv  Goods* 
Postofncc.  '  ' 

X.eae!l  |-:(jUvsn  J,  Photographer. 
Lenox  .Mark,  harness  maker. 
Lyons  <S:  Fairv.  cather,  groceries  and  boots 
and  sluics. 

McFAUve  WiM    H  &  Son,  Proprs 

^^ationai  House. 
2^IcGillis  Daniel,  billiard  saloon. 
Manwaiing  &  Son,  general  store. 
Masser  Jo:>eph  T,  wagons  and  carriages. 
Meianie     Cook,  proprs  Central  House. 
?:Iurphy  Richard,  wagons  and  carriages 
i\:Jiioi(!ai  C3oilstS  ^Vm  H  McEntce  & 

Son  Propr>. 
Newton  Asa  B,  wagon  maker. 
Pahuer  Charles,  propr  Bancroft  House  and 
livery. 

Palmer  Edward  E,  notary  public. 
R.^binson  John,  hardware,  stoves   and  tin- 
ware. 
Rogers  Wm,  grocer. 
Rogers     Clark,  livery. 
Rn  iherford  A  landing  H,  meat  market. 
Sniil ii  I  );'niel,  tailor. 

Smith  Ebenezer,  boots,  shoci  and  gro- 
ceries. 

Smith  Wm,  cooper. 

Stajiles  John  F,  shoemaker. 

Stevens  Samuel,  barber. 

Taylor  Win,  black-inilh. 

Thurston  Bruce,  groceries  and  Ii<juors. 

Town->end  OV"  Brother,  produce  and  general 
stoic,  cor  .M.un  and  jd. 

Van.Mlen  Charlo  n.Vatchcs.   clocks  and 

jewelry. 
Walker  l^v^dtr.  baker. 
Wec^  Win,  blacksmith. 

W.  lis  lliram  C,  nuifr  furniture  and  under- 
laker. 

Willcy  Julius,  (;uii.«miih. 


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Woodry  Henry,  carpenter  ai^d  b-ailder. 
Wright  Peter,  blacksraith. 
Youn^  Lawrence  H,  dentist. 


IMPERI/iL  MILLS. 

Imperial  Mills  is  located  at  the  mouth  of 
Bear  creek  on  Grand  river,  and  is  a.n  the 
township  line  between  Plaintield  and  Can- 
non, in  Kent  county.    It  has  an  aV^uudant 
water  power  at  all  seasons  of  the  year.  The 
Imperial  mills  (from  which  the  place  derives 
its  nam-e)j  is  the  principal  merchant  flouring 
mill  for  the  surrounding  country.    It  has 
three  run  of  stones,  and  is  capable  of  manu- 
facturing 60  barrels  of  fiour  per  day.  The 
proprietor,  M.  B.  Hine,  has  also  a  grocery 
store  in  connection  with  the  mill,  vv'here  is 
also  located  the  postoftke.    Population  about 
60.  The  village  is  surrounded  by  a  good  and 
fertile  farmdng  country  adapted  to  all  the 
productions  of  this  latitude,  >mt  especially 
for  the  growth  of  the  liest  Michigan  white 
wheat,  and  as  a  fruit  growing  region,  it  has 
but  few  equals  east  of  the  lake  shore  belt.  It 
is  on  the  line  of  the  proposed  Grand  Rapids 
&  Sa<7inaw  R.  R.,  nine  miles  northeast  from 
Grand  Rapids.    Was  first  settled  by  Andrew 
Watson  in  February,   1837.    The  name  of 
the  postoffice  is  Austerlitz. 

INDIAN  CREEK. 

A  postofhce  in  Alpine  township,  Kent 
county,  5  miles  northwest  of  Grand  Rapids, 
and  2^2  west  of  Mill  Creek  on  the  G.  & 
I.  R  R.  It  is  situated  in  a  beautiful  rolling 
country  magnificently  adapted  to  agriculture. 
Grain,  apples,  hay  and  wool  are  the  great 
staples.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail,  Adel 
Shaffer,  p<jstmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRKCTORY. 

Chapman  Rev  I  M  (Baptist). 

Pierce  Charles,  hotel. 

Pollard  Rev  A  F  (C(Migregationalist). 

INDIANTO  WN. 

A  ^jostoffice  in  the  town  of  Rivertown, 
Mason  county,  II  miles  southeast  (^f  Luding- 
ton.  It  is  located  in  a  farming  country  ,  of 
which  potatoes,  onions  and  cabl^age  are  the 
staple  crops,  sour  kraut  being  largely  manu- 
factured here  for  sale  to  the  neighboring 
lumber  camps.  It  has  a  weekly  mail, 
Samuel  Hull,  postmaster. 

INGERSOLL. 

A  station  and  postoffice  on  the  D.  L.  X:. 
L.  M.  K.  R.,  96  mites  from  Detroit,  .and  S 
northwev.1  of  Lansing.  It  is  in  the  l.>wnship 
of  Wau.riow  n,  Clinton  countv,  and  i>n  Gr  \ml 
river.    Lumber,  slave?  and  heading  are  the 


articles  ship]:ted  from  this  station.  Population 
25,    Barthold  Wagner,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Ceipil  J  &  Meyers,  staves  cud  heading  mnfr-. 
Goolvip  R  M,  saw  mill. 

INKSTER. 

Inkster  is  situated  on  the  line  betrwecr, 
Dearborn  and  Nankin  towR5hii>s,  Waypc 
county.  It  is  also  a  station  on  the  M.  C.  >'.. 
R.,  i4mik-3from  Detroit.  PopuLitioa  427. 
The  surrounding  country  is  rolling  and 
fertile.  Chief  productions  corn,  oats,  barley,- 
v/heat,  rye,  broom-corn  and  potatoes.  Tl.e 
manufactures  include  brooms,  barrels,  staves, 
lumber  and  cliairs.  Express^  America^;. 
Hiram  Wighlman,  postmaster. 

"business  directory. 
Barker  John  D,  agricultural  implements. 
Cheney  John,  station  agent  lumber,  staves 

and  cooj-erage. 
Dorp  Mrs  Marcy,  general  store. 
Dugan  ]am.es,  blacksmith  andw.^.gon  maker. 
Harrison  Bla^ichard, agricultural  implement-. 
Harrison  Mrs  George,  milliner  and  dre*- 
niaker. 

Harrison  Mis:;  ^Laggie,  hair  worker. 
Hull  Denison.  blacksmith. 
Inkster  Robert,  real  estate. 
Lathrop  W  H.  physician. 
Phipps  David,  broom  maker. 
Simpson  G  D,  agricultural  implements. 
Stevenson  James,  hotel  propr. 
Walker  Cieorge  W,  general  store. 
\\  ightman  Hiram,  notary  public  and  express 
aeent. 


mLAND. 

A  postoffice  of  Inland  township,  Ben.-; 
county,  16  miles  southwest  of  Traverse  Cit) 
The  country  is  mostly  wild,  but  producr 
good    wheat    and    potatoes.    It    has  a  tn 
Vveekly  mail,  E.  P.  Aplin,  po>tmxster. 

BUSINESS  DlREv.  Tv'iRV. 
Aplin  E  P,  hotel  and  general  store. 
Kent  Albert,  general  store. 
King  I'. 

Latham  Rev  D  R. 


INTERMEDIATE. 

A  pistotiice  in  South  Arm  town.^h.j 
Charlevoix  county,  12  miles  south  of  Char.< 
voix  village,  and  on  or  near  Intcrmciiu 
lake.  U  is  in  a  heavy  umlH.Mtrd  countn.  • 
which  pot.itoes  anil  maple  sugar  are  t' 
chief  products  maikete«l.  ii  h.»s  a  wce^ 
m.iil.    E.  A.  H.  Cole.  p.»>ima«Her. 

BISINESS  1)IRV«  T.VRY. 

Cole  A  D  R.blacK-mtth  and  cabinet  mvkej 
t^di.  Eugene  AH.  ^-onoral  >vtore. 
lackv^n  J  M,  cabuici  ntakor. 
ke.U  James  A,  lawyer. 


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k'ramer  JoImi,  ship  builder. 
Cliir  William,  hotel. 


IONIA. 

loaia  tke  county  seat  of  Ionia  county  is  a 
city  of  3,251  irihabitanU,  situated  at  ihe'inter- 
v-iction  of  the  D.  .1:  .M.  arvl  D.  L.  oc  L.  M. 
r.iihvays,  123  miles  northwest  of  Detroit,  34 
east  of  Grant}  Rp.pids,  ar, J  39  northweNt  "of 
Lmsing.  It  is  beaurifully  located  011  the 
i}i>rih  branch  of  Grand  river,  and  is  noted 
fur  its  tine  residences  and  costly  churches. 

1  he  river  affords  no  water  power  at  this  point. 
The  soil  in  the  vicinity  is  gravelly,  and  the 
>:nTOunding  country  e\celierst  for  every 
branch  of  farniin&', 

Ionia  was  settled  by  an  eastern  coh^ny 
which  nioved  in  under  the  leadership  of 
h.umiel  Dexter  in  1532.  Its  growth  lor 
many  years  was  slow.    In  1857  the  D.  &  M. 

R.  was  completed  to  thi^i  point,  and  in 
1869  the  Ionia  &  Lansing,  no-.v  psrt  of  th*- 
1).  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  In  1S65  the  village 
was  incorporated,  and  four  years  later  it  ac- 
quired a  city  charter. 

The  manufacturing  interests  of  Ionia  in- 
clude 2  foundries  and  machine  shops,  a 
woolen  factory,  a  boiler  shop,  a  furniture 
factory,  2  fiouring  mills,  a  pottery,  a  large 
hrevvery,  a  stave  and  barrel  factory ,'a  planing 
ndll,  o!!e  saw  miil,  a  sa.-^h  and  door  factory, 
and  an  extensive  brick  yard,  whi*sii  turns  out 
a  famous  white  biick,  re-embh'ng  somewhat 
the  well  known  Milwaukee  brick.  The  shops 
of  the  D.  L.  oc  L.  IL  R.  R.  are  also  located 
here, 

rhe  public  buildings,  the  jail  and  county 
"fhces,  a  ?3S,ooo  union  school  building,  and 

2  ward  schools,  S  churches,  Methodist 
(^)uilding  costing  $60,000),  Baptist,  Presby- 
Jf-nan,  Christian,  Congregational,  Catholic, 
L>utch  Reformed  and  l^pistopal.  Just  v/e>t 
"f  the  city  is  now  in  course  of  erection  the 
ficw  Intermediate  state  prison,  an  institution, 
'lesiqned  to  relieve  the  Jacksun  prison  of  tlie 
less^ heinous  class  of  offenders. 

There  are  two  newspapers  published  here, 
'V///Wc'/,  republican,  and  the  Siandard] 
dotnocratic,  Besirles  its  two  intersecting  rail- 
roads, a  branch  line  connects  Ionia"  with 
ptanton,  commanding  thereby  an  immense 
'iniber  business.  telegraph,  Atlantic 
tacdic  and  Western  Union.  Express,  Ameri- 
can.   M.  L.  Smith,  postmaster. 

BUSINF'SS  DIRECTORY. 

Adam^Mis.  L,  millinery. 
Allen  Thomas,  physician. 
»nssoH  4V  :;<Hllor<I,  watches,  Clocks 

and  Jewelry,  Ro>totiice. 
AmcricaA-i  L.xprcss  Co,  G  S  Goodrich  agent. 


Ann>hlett  W  O,  Proprietor  Ionia  Pot- 
tery Works,  Mnfrs  Flo'wer  Pots,  Lawn  and 
Hanging  Vases,  and  Fire  Brick,  or-p  D.  5- 
>I.  R.  R.  Depot.    {Scz  adv.) 

Aniba  Vv  m  T,  groceries. 

Arndt  Hugo,  ]>hysician. 

Atlantic  &  Pacific  Tel.  Co..  G  L  Northorp 
supt.  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  Defwt. 

Bailey  House,  M  H  Huntress  pror,  cor  Main 
anl  1st. 

Baldwin  Charles  f2,  s.aiioncry  and  fancy- 
goods. 

Barber  A  H,  saloon. 

Barker  Rev  S  D,  (Congregationalist.) 

Barnes  II  B,  physician. 

liarnes  Josepii  A,  v.  agon  maker. 

Bauslaugh,  t,  photographer. 

B.iyard  S  M,  physician,  2  Bayard  Block. 

Bennitt  :v  Soul,  lawyers. 

Bentiey  Haiiet  G,  blacksmith, 

}>!anc!iard  cV  Bell,  lawyers. 

Bout  Rev  C  G-  (Catholic.) 

Breen  Vvm,  saloop, 

Br-rad  &  Phint,  meat  market, 

Brogan  James,  saloon. 

Brown  H.  meat  unrket. 

Brown  Jam.es  J,  groceries. 

Burhans  W  P,  vice  president  Second  Nation- 
al Bank. 

Bnrt  Mrs  M  T,  dress  maker. 

Bu>h  C  E,  confectionery  and  dining  hall. 

Carr  A  F,  cashier  Fir>t  Natioiial  Bank. 

Chapman  1  O.  photographer. 

Charles  A,  general  store  and  land  agent. 

Ciu?S>?>  ♦.I-  I>yi\  Foundrymen  and  Mnfrs 
of  Agricultural  Implements. 

Clark  Ciuules  E,  piopr  woolen  mills. 

Clark  George  \V,  photographer,  cor  Main 
and  2(1. 

Clark  J  W  Rev  (Episcopalian). 
Clark  tv:  Gould,  carriage  makers. 
Clutc  Lemuel,  lawyer. 

Coe  John  Harvey,  propr  of  Ma-on  House. 

Colby  K  Co,  Mnfrs  and  Dealers  in 
Pine  Lumber,  Shingle-  an.l  Lath,  mills  at 
Stanton,  ofhce  over  Irish  vV;  Bennett's  store. 

Comstock  ^:  Welch,  billiard  saloon. 

Coomer  Mrs  M  J.d.ress  maker  and  hair  goods. 

Cooper  ^  Thayer,  general  store. 

Crott      Cain,  blacksmiths  and  livery  stables. 

Cutler  Wm  R.  denti-t. 

Delaney  John  H.  groceries. 

Devil lo  John  X,  meat  n\arket. 

Devine  Daniel,  carriage  maker  and  bl.-»ck- 
smith. 

Dihline  Sihis,  general  store. 
Dodi;e  Alexander  W,  lawyer. 
Egbert  Mrs  G,  milliner  and  dress  n\aker. 
F.wer  Alfred,  >.\ioon. 
Farmers'  Home.  John  Sum  propr. 
Ferris  Nelson,  li\cr>  stable. 
Ficro  House,  .\  B  Walcrman  proVr.  Dye  ur 
Main.  ^ 


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First  National  Bank  of  loni.i,  capital  Sioo,- 
ooo,  Alonzo  Sessions  pres,  Louis  S.  Luvell 
vice  pres,  A  F  Carr  cashier. 

Fisher  Wrn,  blacksmith. 

Fisher  &  Henderson,  barbers. 

Flint  &  Merriam,  general  store, 

Foley  J  P,  station  a.c:ent  D.  L.  &  T..  M.  R.  R. 

Foot  &  Parker,  sewing  machine  aj^^ents. 

Fox  Mrs  J  W,  music  teacher.  Main. 

Garrity  Michael,  boiler  maker. 

GauU  Rev  L  R,  (Christian). 

Geek  Anton,  watches  and  jewelry. 

Gemuel  L  G,  propr  Washington  Hotel. 

Goodrich  N  S,  agent  Am  Express  Co. 

Gundrum  F,  physician. 

Gundrum  Godfrey,  dry  goods. 

Gundrum  Bros,  druggists. 

ilali  &  Townsend,  real  estate  agents. 

Hal!,  Dve  -S:  Hudson,  flourin-^^  milL-^. 

Hartmann  \Ym,  conlectionery  and  restaurant, 

Hathaway  Andrevv  V,  dentist. 

Hearsey  R,  planing  mills. 

Hill  F  J  &  Brother,  founder.s  and  machinists. 

Hinds  Nelson,  blacksmith. 

Hitchcock  Charles,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hitchcock  N  S,  agricultural  implements  and 
seeds. 

Holden  Mrs  Julia,  dressmaker,  Main. 

Hudson  R  &  Son,  merchant  tailors. 

Humphrey  R  J,  dentist. 

Huntress  M  H,  propr  Bailey  House. 

Hutchins  John  B,  grocer. 

Hutchinson  F  S,  dej>uty  register  of  deeds. 

Ionia  Pott<?r.Y  Work**,  W  O  Amph- 
lett  Propr,  opp'D.     ^1 .  R.  R.  Depot. 

lonifl  SeiliilK"!,  (Weekly),  H.  C,  Ses- 
sions Propr  and  Publisher,  Postoffice  Block. 

Ionia  Standard,  (weekly),  J.  P.  Stevenson, 
Propr. 

Ionia  Woolen  Mills,  Chas  \\  Clark  propr. 

Irish  &  Bennett,  drugs  and  groceries,  ^^ain. 

Irish  D  &  E  L  &  Co,  merchant  tailors. 

Jennings  James  L,  land  office  receiver. 

Johnson  &  Hall  Bros,  general  store. 

Jones  &  Seymour,  wagon  makers, 

Joshn  J  C,  physician. 

Joy  Rev  H  M,  (Methodist  Episcopal.) 

Kelsey  Brothers,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Kidd  J  A,  register  U  S  land  office. 

Kidd  J  M,  sash,  door  and  blind  mnfr. 

King  Evrand  H,  station  agent,  D.  &  M.  R.R. 

Kling  George,  saloon  and  restaurant. 

Kling  Jacob  W,  restaurant. 

Knight  A  A,  furniture,  Main. 

LauPter  George,  confectioner  and  grocer. 

L«ster  Alva  M,  grocer. 

Lindlcy  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes. 

Liscoinb  Ira  P,  s.iloon. 

McMuUan  G.  M.  &  Co,  drugs,  groceries  and 

stationery. 
Mnins  ^.  Schneider,  boot.->  and  shoes. 
M?nn  Loomis,  tinsmith. 
Marble     Webster,  lawyers. 


ION 


Marvin  Wrn,  meat  market. 

-Mason  IFjuse,  Jolm  Coe,  propr. 

Merritt  S  &  Co,  furniture  mnfrs. 

Mills  M  E  &  Co,  hardware. 

Mitchel  He»rry  L,  lawyer  and  justice  of  the 

peace, 
Muchol  W  W,  lawyer. 
Mfjiiayhan  Bryan,  propr  Revere  Hou-e. 
Mooie  S  H  &  Co,  grocers. 
Morgenf.heler  Louis,  restaurant,  Main. 
^^orsc  Mrs  R  M,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 
Nichols  Wm.  S,  rc'^caarant. 
Noble  Henry,  county  clerk. 
Northorp  G  L,  m magcr  telegraph,  D.  L.  &, 

E.  M.  R.  R. 
O'Conner  Dennis,  cigars,  tobacco  and-saloon. 
Otis  Amos,  county  treasurer. 
Fai^e  11  W. Propr  Page's  Hotei,opp  D.  L. 

&  L.  M.  R.  R.  Depot. ^ 
Page  »!\:  Wilson,  j>roduce  dealers, 

llofei,  R  W  Page   Propr,  opp 

D.  E.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  Depot. 
Parker  Jolm  W,  meat  market. 
Petti t  A  W,  billiard  saloon. 
Pettit  George,  blacksmith. 
Pickett  II  M,  gun.-mith. 
Pickhaver  Cs:  i^Ii'ler,  boots  and  shoes.' 
Piersou'  Rev  J,  (Presbyterian). 
Pratt  Miss  L  E,  dres-maker. 
Preston      Merriam,  dry  goods. 
Rail  Road  PUuise,  .Mrs  A  Walker  propr. 
Ranney  T  G,  physician. 
ReepWm.  harnes^  niaker.  Main. 
Renolds  Wm,  sheriff. 
Reusch  Elias,  grocer. 
'Revere  House,  Bryan  Monaghan  propr. 
Rich  H  &  Co,  real  estate  agents. 
Rich  &  Ntirthorp,  general  store. 
Rudmau  Martin  A,  watches  and  ieweliy. 
Roof  Albert  K,  register  of  deeds,  Public 

Square. 

Root  J  EeRoy,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Sam  Ji'hn,  proj^r  Farmers'  Horae. 
Scanmiell  Wn\  F,  meal  market. 
Schild  Conrad,  hotel  and  blacksmith. 
Schild  John,  carriage  maker. 
Schmoltz  Jacob,  saloon. 
Schmiicker  Fred,  saloon, 
Scott  Robert,  barber. 

Second  N  itivin.il  Bank,  G  W  Webber  pros, 
W  P  Burhans  vice  pres,  Virgil  VanVleck, 
cashier. 

Sessions  Alonro,  pres  First  National  Bank, 
Sessions  Hciir^'  C,  P»opr  Sentinel, 

i'ostoftice  Block.    \Sce  aiif.) 
SOiS'^ioiis    A:   S(i*ii*Ul;iii(1,  Lawyers 

Po.s  I  o  ffi  c  e  }}  u  i  1  d  i  n  g , 
Shannon  Mark  B,  >aloon  and  cigars. 
Sliopherd  Duncan.  harne*-s  and  saddles. 
Sisoi'lliail  .  House,    llonry  Starkey 

Propr,  Main  cv  r  jd. 
Sltustcr  P.  grocer. 
Sisscm  Hcnr)  J,  l»oots  and  shoes. 


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ION  ANT-)  BUSINKSS  DIRECTORY, 


ION 


CHUBB  &  DYE 


F  O  U  N  D  R  Y 


.AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


IONIA,  MICHIGAN 


V7e  make  a.  specialty  of 
the  CHILLED  IRON 


Manufactured  by  a  pro- 
cess invented  and  patent- 
ed by  Mr.  E.  A.  CKUBB. 
Orders  from  the  trade  so- 


'-^.i':"^^^*^^^  licited  and  promptly  at- 
j'<sgS-S^^^:^£=^   tended  to 


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^^4^^      44  .1 


HENRY  STARKEY,  Proprietor. 


Sample  Rooms  for  A^o-cnts.  Good  Ba?'ns  and  Sfad/cs. 
Charges  Reasonable.     One  bloek  froyn  D.  L.  &  L.  M,  Depot,' 

tf^'  Free  Carriage  to  and  from  Trains. '"T-^J 


rntTTTi— f  ■iiiBii  ■  ■■irTOBrrauB 


SESSIONS   &  STRICKLAND 

ATTORNEYS  AT  LAW. 


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GOLUjEOTIOIsTS 

Of  all  kinds  in  Ionia,  Montcalm,  Clinton  and  Gratiot  Counties  will 

receive  prompt  attention. 

Office  in  P.  O.  Building,    IONIA.  MICHIGAN. 

H.    C.  SESSIONS, 

IVoprictor  anJ  Publivl.cr  of  the  Ionia  Sentinel.    L-ir^-e  ei,cht  page  Weekly,  double  llic 

circulation  of  any  paper  in  the  county. 


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103 


Kin -F,  coinraercial  broker. 
Smith  Vcnior  i\,  lawyer  and  deputy  county 
clerk. 

Smith  \'  r. owe,  stationers  and  uev,'.-,  dealers, 

po'-totfice. 
Srijith  I,  D  &  M  C,  g-eneral  store. 
Souies  O.-car  11,  \vaij;on  maker. 
Stacy  Js)hii  M,  justice  of  the  peace, 
l^jai'lvey  Sleury,  Propr  Sherman  House. 
Stellben^er  David,  bakery. 
Sternes  Leauder,  barber,  Sherman  tlou-se. 
Stevens<>u  P'raid<:,  general  store. 
Stevenson  J  P,  propr  Ionia  Standard. 
Stone  PI  B,  W,  U.  Telec^raph  operator  at  D. 

&  M.  R.  R.  LK-pot. 
Sun.-i5-u  Geci'-gc  &  Co,  brev/ers. 
Taylor  Jesse,  barber. 
I'aylcr  <\;  Cutleiv,  druggists. 
Taylor  Rev  E  O  (Baptist). 
Taylor,  Pluilsou  &  Co,  stave  ntnfrs. 
Thomas  D  A,  auction  and  coniaussion. 
Thomas  Henry,  bakery. 

Thomas 'Yv'm  lawyer  and  justice  of  the 
peace. 

Thonips',)n  C  O,  patent  aiid  insurance  agent. 

Tower  O  >^  O  S,  hardware. 

Townsend  &  Tavlor.  insurance  ai'^ents. 

Tul;>bs,  Joinings  &  Bentlcy,  general  store. 

Udell  B  L,  groceries  and  crockery. 

United  States  Land  Oihce,  James  L  Jen- 
nings receiver,  and  J  H  Kidd  register. 

Vanderheyden  W  PI,  brick  and  drain  pipe 
nintr. 

Vandoran  Mrs  W  D,  milliner. 
Vasper  &  Wilsuu,  lawyers. 
Vincent  R  IC,  painter. 

Voorhees  P'dlis  P),  hatter  and  gents"  furnish- 
ings. 

Walker  Mrs  A,  propr  Rail  Road  House. 
V/aterbiiry  O  C  &  Co,  planing  mills. 
Waleroiaai  A.  B,  Propr  Fiero  IP)use. 
Webber  G  ^V,  pres  Second  National  Bank. 
Webber  &  Had,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Welch  Andrew  J,  grocer. 


Western  Union   Telegraph  Co,  Herman  B 

Stone  operator. 
V^hite  Wm  P,painter,  Sherman  House  Block. 
Whiting  Truman,  marble  works. 
Wiliiston  Scott,  furniture. 
Willctt  &:  Yates,  farm  implements  and  seeds. 
Williams   Albert,  lawyer  and  circuit  court 

commissioner. 
Wurdon  H  H,  sewing  machine  agent. 
Wright  A  S,  general  store. 
Wright  Mrs  Emma,  miliiner. 
^y right  Mrs  G  H,  dressmaker. 
Young  M  J,  hardware. 
Zinnecker  John,  boots  aftil  shoes. 

IOSCO. 

A  postoffice  in  Iosco  town.ship,  Livingston 
county,  12  miles  southwest  jf  Howell,  and  8 
south  of  Fov,-ervilIe,  on  the  D.  L.  &'l.  M. 
R.  R.,  its  nearest  r.itIroad  station.  High  and 
level  and  good  farming  lands  make  up  the 
surrounding  country.  An  extensive  cider 
mi^U  and  a  cheese  factory  ai-e  carried  on  in 
the  vicinity,  and  all  kinds  of  farm  produce 
are  largely  shipped.  Iosco  has  a  weekly 
mail.    PI i ram  Parker,  postmaster. 

BUSINF.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Bradley  Milton,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Canon  James,  j/hysician, 

Cruikshank  Charles,  physician. 

Hiil  Charles  H,  caq>enter. 

Hoyt  James  T,  drain  commissioner  and  c^in- 
s table.  ^ 

Kellogg  Rev  James  F,  (Methodist). 

Merils  Silas  C,  town  treasurer. 

C>dell  George  D,  notary  public. 

Odeli  Rev  j  D,  (Methodist). 

Ogle  William,  blacksmith. 

Parker  Hiram,  general  store. 

Parker  Myion,  cider  and  vinegar  ninfr. 

Russell  Roderick  R,  wagon  maker. 

Stow  Isaac,  justice  of  the  peace  and  super- 
visor. 


onia  Potteiy  Works. 

VV.  O.  AMPHLETT,  Proprietor, 

!V(.\NUFACTURER  OF 

FLOWER  POTS,  LAWNe^  HANG  I  NT.  \\\Si:S 

Works  opposite  the  Detroit      Milwaukee  Depot. 

IONIA,        ....  ^riciiia.vx. 

PRICE  LIST  SENT  ON  Ari'LU  AT10N.-V« 


1702571 

IRV  AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


IRV.INa. 

A  small  village  on  the  G.  R.  V.  branch  of 
the  M.C.  R.  R..  146  miles  from  Detroit,  and 
S  ir.ile^  v.-est  of  Hastings.  It  is  in  Irvin,^ 
township,  Barry  county,  on  the  Thornapple 
river,  in  a  fertile  region  oi  country.  Flour 
arsd  wheat  are  the  principal  articles  of  ship- 
ment. Population  100.  F.  L.  Blake,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bierce  Alonzo,  saw  mill. 

Blake    F    L,    general  store   and  station 
agent. 

Browning  Rev  "M,  (Methodist). 

Campbell  Rev  D  B,  (Presbyterian). 

Cranston  P  P>,  raortey  lender. 

Dow  C  P,  boots  and  shoes  and  druggist. 

Gardner,  Campbell  oc  Co,  gii^t  mil!. 

Gibbs  Wm  S,  blacksmith. 

Hubbard  A-  real  estate. 

Flendershott  J  J,  wheat  and  produce  dealer. 
Hendershoi.t  J  W,  saw  mill. 
Hill  L  B,  mill' Wright. 
Mellon  C,  cooper. 

Pav.ding  F,  constable  and  caq:»enter. 
Ross  R\v  R  H,  (Wesleyan). 
Widger  fl  S,  cooper. 
Wood  A  P,  grocer. 
Wood  J  M,  meclianic. 


.  IRVINGTON. 

A  small  place  of  60  inhabitants,  in  Geneva 
township,  VanBuren  county,  25  miles  north- 
west of  Pav,-  Paw.  It  is  on  the  South  Haven 
division  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  S  miles  east  of 
South  Haven,  and  £76  from  Detroit,  the 
station  being  known  as  Geneva.  The  agri- 
cultural prod  actions  are  wheat,  corn  an  I 
fruits.  Lumber,  bark,  wool  and  leather  are 
shipped.  Expr«?ss,  American.  B.  R.  Clark, 
postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Clark  B  R,  general  store. 
Clark  Rev  B  R  (Freewill  Baptist). 
Crippin  Bradley,  physician. 
Hancock  P,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Martin  Rev  George  S  (Baptist.) 
Pease  E  M,  express  and  station  agent. 
Windoes,  Bixby  &   Co,    lumber,  lath  and 
pickets, 

ISABELLA  CITY. 

(Sc't!  Lonoii'ooiL) 

ISHPEmNG. 

An  important  mining  city  in  the  iron  dis- 
trict of  Mariiuette  c<uinty,  15  nrilcs  west  of 
Manptette,  and  3  miles  west  of  Nt-gaunce. 
Its  popuhation  is  .|,<^'Sj.  It  is  on  iht>  M.  H. 
&  0.  R.  K.,  and  is  the  not  them  lornunus  of 
the  peninsula  division  of  the  C&i  N.  W.  R. 


ISH  455 


R.  It  is  ihc  location  of  some  cf  the  most 
important  iron  mines  on  lake,]  Superior,  in- 
cluding : 

Pro'i  jct  for  i374. 


Cleveland  mine   ioS,5So  tons. 

New  York   "    77,010  " 

1-ake  Superior  mine   114,074  '•' 

Baruum  mine   41.403 

Winthrop  mine   ^,-42  " 


And  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  Ishi>em- 
ing  are  ihe  :, 

Product  for 

Pittsburgh  &  Lake  Angelina..    32.8SS  tons. 

Shenango  mine..   7-549  "* 

Saginav,'  mine   4-;.4S6 

Goodrich  mine   _3,ioo 

Williams  mine   503  '* 

A  furnace  was  established  here  a  few  years 
since  for  the  sri\elting  of  iron  by  the  use  of 
peat,  but  it  seems  to  have  been  but  a  partial 
success.  But  450  tons  of  pig  irt'ii  were  turned 
out  during  1874.  There  is  abo  a  large 
foundry  and  macldne  shop  locate<l  here. 

Ishpeming  boasts  a  $40,000  union  scnLol 
building,  the  most  conspicuou.-  object  in  the 
place.  There  are  also  4  churches,  Catholi*-, 
Baptist  and  2  Methodist,  also  2  good  hotels, 
a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Iron  Home,  and 
Odd  Fellows  and  Masonic  Lodges.  Express, 
American.  Telegraph,  Northwestern.  Settled 
18^3.  Incorporated  1S73.  Julius  Ropcs, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  I'TRECTOKY. 

Adams.  Siilherland  &:  Swift,  At- 

tornevs  at    Law^  Main  cor  C  iudia.  (.JTrV 

.-\gree  Oil.  saloon. 

Anderson  August  A.  jeweler, 

Anderson  Charles  A,  U\ery  >lablc. 

Anders(^n  Severin,  constable. 

Austin  F  &  Co,  meat  market. 

Barnum  House,  Robert  Nelson  propr.  cor 

Main  and  Caiulia. 
Barnum  Iron  Mine,  Wm  Sedgwick  <Mpt. 
Bcrdiie      Co.  sahxin. 
Bigelow  Buell  S,  phy>ician. 
Brigliaiu    Edmund    lb  telegraph  oix^rator^ 

L>epot. 

Burchill  A  N,  livery  ^tal)Io. 

Burns  Rev,  (Cathniicb 

Chenango  Iron  Mine,  Jud.l  Avers  supt. 

Cleveland  Iron  Mine,  F"  P  Mills  supt, 

Cliftord  John,  bo  ivding  house  and  saK-mu. 

Collin--  Richard  P>.  phut.igrapher. 

Col\^ell  Henry  J,  haidwarc,  clc. 

Cougblin  John,  saloon. 

Crawfvtrd  Mrs  K  A.  boaniing  house. 

Curtis,  Enu  nvon  ^:  I'rinie,  jjcnerat  vioie. 

n..'v>"V.cr  .\udiew,  '.Miuer. 

llcMM-  l.alio  Iron  »V  l.iimi»rr  4'o, 

E  K  ll.dl  Agent,  2  Miles  disunl.  i^Sft 

J./:.) 


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DeMarest  George,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
maker. 

Dicken&on  \Vm      supt  Nevv'  York  Mines. 
Donaliue  T  F,  grocer. 
Ducett  N,  saloon. 

f^lLsoii,  Henrietta  &  Co,  meat  market. 
First   ^THllo^ml    Ilioik,   R  Xel.^on 

Pres,  E  D  Nelson  Ca»hier,  cor  Main  and 

Candia. 
Fredland  Peter,  constable. 
•  Giloert  John,  saloon. 
Giri:Ikov\  sky  E  tic  Co,  fewelers. 

Goodrich  Iron  Mine,  ~  Bacon  supt. 

Gordon  Edward,  barber, 

WinU  1l  II5  Arent  Deer  Lake  Iron  &  Lum- 
ber Co. 

Haspei  Paul,  prop;-  California  Llouse. 

Heinernan  H  S,  dry  goods, 

Henrietta  J  &  Co,  meats  and  provi>ion.s. 

Hughes  Timothy,  saloon. 

Jacobson  ilenry,  jewelry. 

Jeffer  Asa,  bai-ber, 

Jenks  James,  salovvn. 

Jenks  iVIanville,  fmrnicure. 


I  Jochim  John  W,  hardware. 

\  Johfison  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

i  Johnson  Gilbert   D,  supt    Lake  Superior 

I  >fine. 

i  Jurray  Mrs  M,  saloon  and  boarding  house. 
I  Kirkwood  Eros,  druggists. 

Kretchmar  II  &  Co,  faruiture. 

Lake  Superior  Mine,  Gilbert  D  Johnson  supt. 

Larseon  Andrew,  saloon. 

Laviiic  Eugene,  saloon, 

Loveti  Arthur,  shoemaker. 

McKenzie  James  S,  restaurant. 

McNarnara  Charles,  harness  maker. 

Malmborg  J  E,  b.iarding  house. 

^larchon  -\irs  A,  saloon. 

Marquette,  Houghton        Ovitonagon  Fail- 
road,  V  J  Newman  agent. 

Marw-olsky  ,  clothing  and  notions. 

rvLittb<_v>s  Mark,  sidoon. 

\Vad-;v.  o:  th  Cashier,  Main  and  Front.  (SL^^ 
■adv.) 

Mildon  H  II,  liquors. 

Mitchell  Rev,  (Presbyterian). 


GARDINER  GREENE,  President.  THEOnORFF    IfcCf'Vnr    ^'  V7 

Norwich,  Coan.  E   R   N4L/     (i^,.^  <i  ^-  ^i^X  '  S  c y  and  7 rcas. 

1  k'     ■  /l^Tf^-'-  Norwich,  Conn, 

ishpemiiie,  (,L.  S.,;  .Mich. 


Deer  Lake  Iron  and  Lumber  Co., 

Manufacturers  of  the  "  DEER  LAKE"  brand  of 

Ly\KE  SUPERIOR  CHARCOAL  PIG  IRON, 

For  Bessemer  Sfccl  a7id  Foundny  Purposes.  ' 

~»  Producers  of  and  Dealers  in 

Pine   Lumber  of  Every  Description. 


ISHPEMTNG,  (L.  S.) 


MICHIGAN, 


H'lLLlAM  O.  SUTFiFRLANI). 


^V  I  LI  I  AM  F.  SWIFT 


JOHN  Q.  ADAMS. 

ADAMS,  SUTHERLAND  &  SWIFT^ 

Attorneys  &  Counsellors, 

SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  COLLECTION. 

Office  in  Pos topic e  Buildhig,  ISHPEMING,  LnOmGAN. 


r..  S.  i;iGF.LO\\-,  /Vc.r,V/,-«.r. 


D.  F.  U  \  |>b\VOK  1  II.  C^iku-r, 


Merchants  and  Miners  Bank, 

IS  NOW  OPEN  FOR  THE  TRANSACTION  OF  A  GENERAL 

Banking,    Collectinrj    nnd    Insurance  Business, 

Foicign  Exchani^e  and  Ocean  Steam  bhip  Tickets  a  Specialty 
ISHPEMING  MICHIGAN. 


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Mochler  John,  grocer. 

M"nrigrin  Pecer,  tea  store. 

M<5I'l€"'y  IgaraiSlj  Editur  and  Prop r  The 

Iron  Pioir.e. 
Moross  T,  Silicon, 
MuLlens  John,  saloon. 
Murdock  Win,  salooa. 

Murray  Wni  H,  ju.-,tice  of  the  peace  and  col- 
lection aiiencv. 

Myers  &:  Biijelow,  genera]  store. 

Nelson  Roljert,  pro]./r  Barnuiu  House. 

New  York  .Mine  Store,  Cha:,  L  Sheldon 
manager. 

New  York  Mines,  Wm  E  Dickenson  supt. 
Neuber<^^er  P,  millinery. 

tirsji,  Propr  Comniercial  PIou-.c, 

cor  Main  and  Divd.si'.in. 
Nev/man  V  J,  agent  M.  II.      O.  R.  R.  and 

Am  Expre.-s  Co,  Depot. 
Nolm  John,  saloon  and  boarding  liouse. 
Nora  Store  Co,  I'red  Ura^tead  maaa'-'er. 
Northniore  John,  principal  of  union  "school. 
.  Ockerland  A  G,  phoio^i'/.i.pher. 
O'Leary  M  J,  billiard  sliloon. 
Oliver  Wm      Co,  saloon. 
Olsom  P  G,  saloon. 

Osborn  Lotan  E,  manager  Superior  P'oundry 
Co. 

Outh^vaite  John  P,  coal,  iron  and  brick. 
Parks  &  Hayden,  lawyers. 
Penney  Mrs, saloon. 
Pero  Mrs,  saloon. 

Quinn  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Richards  Rev  A  J,  (  Methodi.^t ). 

Robins  Edward,  clothing,  boots  and  shoes. 

Ronaas  Rev  (Lutheran). 

Ropes  J  &  Co,  druggists. 

Sanson  John,  saloon. 

Schott  e\:  Co,  clothing,  Main. 

Sedgwick  Wm,  supt  liarnum  Iron  Mine. 

Sheldon  Chas  L,  supt  New  York  Mine  Store. 

Sloat  O  D,  agent  C.  &  N.  W.  r.iihvay. 

Stok  J  P,  saloon. 

Streeter  E  S  &  Co,  lundjer  dealers. 
Superior  Foundry  and   Machine  Shop  Co, 
H  Diamond,  pres  :  L  E  Osborn,  manager' 
SwiO  Win  rilC'li,  Lawyer,  cor  ^^ain 

and  Candi.i. 

**The  Inm  Ifoair,"  Hiram  Morley, 
Editor. 

Tislov  Willick  O  saloon. 

Triisi'oU  A  l5ro.  Wholesale  and  Re- 
tail  Dealers  in  Wines,  Li(p!ors  and  Ci- 
gars. 

Uren  Wm,  saloon  and  boarding  house. 
Voelker  N.  saloon. 

WadsvMMiJi    ?>aiticl     F,  Cashier 

.Merchaiiis  and  Miners  Ivink. 
Waliman  \'  Fricdlund,  c.irpontcrs. 
^Var-1  Lly  «S:  Co.  general  store. 
WiMKhJ  l";si-"!  I..  Ir.sticc  of  the  Peace 

and  Notary  Puldic,  Main. 
\Vcst  Swnn,  deputy  :,henir. 
5« 


W^ingate  C  II,  general  store. 
Witt  Adolph,  ir;eat  market. 
Wright  B  W,  general  store. 
Zeth'-aeus  F  J  G  &  Wood,  druggi.^ts. 

ITHACA. 

The  county  seat  of  Gratiot  county,  an  in- 
corporated village  of  500  inhabitant..,  situated 
at  the  exact  center  of  the  county,  and  in  part 
in  each  of  the  four  townships  of  Newark, 
North>tar,  Emer>on  and  Arcada.  St.  Louis 
on  the  Saginaw  Yalley  and  St.  Loui.s  R.  R. 
IS  10  miles  due  north  and  St.  Johns,  on  the 
D.  c^:  M.  R,  r<.,  22  miles  due  south.'  Goods 
for  Ithaca  are  shipped  via  cither_of  these 
stations.  Ithaca  is  the  center  of  a  good 
farming  country,  and  farm  produce  is  ship- 
ped. It  has  a  daily  mail.  A.  A.  Wo.^d 
postmaster.  ' 

EUSIXESS  DIRECTORY. 

Barnaby  Rev  H  T,  (United  Brethren). 

Beckwith  Wm  C,  furniture. 

Brown  G  T,  lawyer. 

Caldwell  &  ^Yisner,  lawyers. 

Comstock  \Y  W,  hotel  propr. 

Corliss  Rev  J  O,  ( Adventist). 

Creasinger  S  P,  druggist. 

Fox  H  B,  hotel  propr. 

Harder  Rev  J  S,  (Methodist). 

Ploimes  Mrs  E  J,  milliner. 

Howd  J  W  &  Co,  general  store. 

Johnson  D  C,  grocer. 

Lawrence  Mrs  George,  milliner. 

McCall  E,  lawyer. 

Marvin  C  W,  physician. 

Nelson  Wdber,  general  store. 

Otis  Rev  N  L,  (Congregationalist). 

Patch  Mrs  E  C,  milliner. 

Pattengill  Rev  L  C,  (Baptist). 

Pettis  M  R,  sewing  machine  agent. 

Pratt  C  L,  l)oots  and  shoes. 

Richardson  George,  groceries  and  drugs. 

Scott  W^  D,  piivsician. 

Smith  G  C,  hardware. 

Smith  Robert,  publisher  Gratiot  JournaL 

1  aylor  (ieorge,  sewing  machine  agent. 

Taylor  Mrs  troorgc,  milliner. 

Thoenon  S  J.  hardware. 

Watson  Mrs  H  L,  milliner  and  sewing  nva- 

chine  agent. 
Winton  W  E.  lawyer. 

Wood  &  Clattlin,  groceries,  jewelry  and  no- 
tions. 


JACKSON. 

I  he  cit>  of  Jack>oi;,  the  coiintv  "icat  of 
Jack.son  county,  is  situatcvl  on  the  .\L  C.  R.  R., 
76  miles  wot  of  Detroit,  20S  east  of  Chica. 
go.  and  ?7  southeast  of  l.insing.  U  is,  next 
to  Gt.ind  l\.\pid>  ami  Dctioit.  the  jjrcate.si 
railro.ul  center  in  the  St.Atc,  roads  dixcrping 
from  it  in  seven  dillcrcnt  directions.  These 


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include  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  east  to  De^oil  and 
west  to  Chicago  ;  the  Air  Line,  reuniting 
with  the  m-iin  line  at  Nile^  :  the  Fi.  W.  T.  & 
S.  R.  R.,  south  to  Fort  W'zyne,  Ind.;  the 
L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.,  suufbeast  to  Adrian 
and  Toledo;  the  G.  R.  V..  branch  of  the 
M,  C.  R.  R.,  northwest  to  Grand  Rapids,  and 
the  J.  L.  &  S.  branch  to  Lan.sing  and  Sagi- 
naw. 

The  city  had  a  population,  according  to 
.the  census  of   1S74.  of  13,860,   but  it  is 
claimed  now  (1S75)  to  be  tuliy  i6,ooo.  It.s 
business  interests  are  among  the  heaviest  in 
the  State. 

MANUFACTURES. 

Its  extensive  railroad  facilities,  together 
with  its  coal  mines,  four  of  wliich  are  no\v 
operated,'  afiord  it  great  advantages  as  a 
manufacturing  center.  An  estimate  recently 
made  of  the  extent  of  its  manufacturing  in- 
terests is  shown  in  the  folio-svdng  table  : 

Yearly 
Prcdvch. 

Two  agricultural  implement  facto- 


ries  ;$4 50,000 

Eight  wagon  and  carriage  factories  800, oco 

Four  furniture  factories   340,000 

Three    foundries    and  machine 

shops   1,650,000 

One  car  factory   500,000 

One  handle  factory   25,000 

Three  coopering  establishm.ents...  50,000 

Five  planing  mills   300.000 

Two  box  factories   60,000 

One  wood  pulp  factory   100,000 

One  chemical  works   Soo,ooo 

Five  breweries   40,000 

Four  flouring  mills   i,c;oo,ooo 

Two  plaster  mills   50,000 

One  sewer  pipe  factory   50,000 

One  pottery   25,000 

Two  brick  yards   40,000 

One  cigar  factoiy   50,000 


Aggregate  about  56,330,000 

Besidesall  these  the  principal  car,^hopsof 
the  M.  C.  R.  R.  and  branches  are  located 


here,  the  works  being  very  extensive,  and 
including  a  round  house  with  a  capacity  lor 
54  engines.  These  give  employment  to  a 
large  number  of  hands. 

TRADE  AND  SOCIAL  ADVANTAGES. 

An  estimate  of  the  trade  of  Jackson  shows  ; 


Annual 
Sales. 

Ten  boot  and  shoe  houses   $500,000 

Seven  dry  goods  houses   1 ,4(.x">,oo<"> 

l  orty  grocery  houses   1,000,000 

Five  clothing  houses   360,000 

Two  crockery  houses   100. ocx) 

Eight  drug  houses   160,000 

Three  music  and  musical  merchan- 
dise houses   177,000 


Annual 
Sales. 

Eight  hardware  houses   $360 />x. 

Four  millinery  and  fancy  goods 

houses   400.000 

Aggregate  not  less  than  $4,^80.000 

Jackson  has  4  incorporated  and  2  private 
banks.    These  are  : 

The  First  National,  capital   $ioo,oco 

The  Peuple's  National,  capital....  ioo,oco 
The  Jackson  County  Rank,  capital  25o,oo«o 
Jackson  City  Rank,  capita!   100.000 

'I'here  are  two  daih*  newspaj>ers,  the  Ci'l- 
zen,  lepuhlican,  and  the  Pahiot,  democratic, 
also  the  People's  Chanipicri^  a  weekly  tera- 
perince  paper. 

In  the  way  of  churches  and  schools  no 
city  of  its  size  in  the  State  has  more  to 
boast  of.  Of  the  former  there  are  4  Baptist, 
2  Cungregational,  3  Methodist  Episcopal,  1 
Independent  Methodist,  I  Evangelical  Asso- 
ciation, 1  Christian,  2  Protestant  Episcopal, 
I  German  Lutheran,  I  Advenii-t,  i  Catholic 
and  1  Jewish  Synagogue.  The  school  sys- 
tem comprises  2  large  union  schools  and  S 
ward  schools,  also  a  German  Lutheran  school 
and  a  business  college.  Number  of  sch  olars 
in  attendance,  3,827.  Teachers,  49.  The 
Young  Men's  Library  contains  about  4,000 
volumes. 

There  are  many  excellent  business  struc- 
tures and  two  line  hotels,  the  Hibbard  and 
Hurd  houses.  A  cut  of  the  former  (which 
does  not  do  the  building  justice),  may  be 
seen  on  the  following  page.  Roth  are  \\t\\ 
ke])t  hotels,  the  Hibbaid  house  being  first- 
class  in  every  particular. 

The  city  is  lighted  with  gas  and  supplie;! 
with  water  by  the  Holly  system. 

THE  STATE  PRISON. 

The  Michigan  State  Prison  is  located  here, 
and  for  its  admirable  man;'.gement  deserves 
mention,  being  in  no  wi-e  behind  the  other 
State  insiitution>  in  their  acknowledged  pcr- 
lection.  At  the  close  of  the  last  prison 
year,  Sept.  30.  1S74.  there  were  703  con- 
victs confinetl  in  the  iustiiution.  Only  450 
were  employed  on  contr.\ct  work,  for  which 
the  State  received  an  average  of  043^'  cent^ 
per  day.  The  rest  have  been  cniployevl  in 
impn.iving  the  prison  p'roperty.  Xotwilh- 
stan<ling  the  gre.U  number  of  men  not  em- 
ployed on  productive  labor,  the  prison  ctrncl 
in  excess  of  its  expenditures,  5'^o.255.i+- 
The  prisoners  arc  trea'c  1  with  the  gre.ue>l 
humanity  j^KDssiblc.  and  the  lash  w.is  not  u*cd 
during  the  year  in  a  single  instance. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOR V, 
Allen  Charles  H.  dentist,  2il  Main. 
Altm.mn  Wni,  viioem.'ker,  1^7  Main. 
.\llK'ri<'ll||  ll4»U««(\  Eiio^   II. At  Pnipr. 
145  .Main.    {^Sti  aJx'.\ 


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AND   MAKF.S  TIIF. 


LOWEST   PRICESJ.N  THE  STATE. 

Orders  bv  mail  promptly  attended  to  aT?d  scr.t  C  0.  D.  lo  all  parts  cf  the  United  Sutes. 
Nos.  149  cSc  151  Mechanic  Street, 

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American  Telegraph  Co,  E  A  Webster  pres, 

B  S  Chapin  ^^ec  and  treas,  J  M  Myers  geae- 

ral  maiiHger,  199  Main. 
Auderbc>n  Johi),  carriage  nxnfr.  176  Mechar/ic. 
Allgoll  A  P<»f-iJlf5syelte,  Me<lical  In- 

slitute  and  Rupture  or  Hernia  Cure^  264 

Main.    (S'^e  ad?.-. ) 
Aniba  Charles,  barber,  160  Main. 

Mlilg^  Co,   Wagons,  Sleio;hs,    Eic,  S5 
]ackson. 

Ayers  Junius,  restaurant,  252  Main. 
Babcock  Stephen  H,  agent  M.  C.  R.  R. 
Bader  John  C,  hardware,  174  Main. 
Badger  li  &  Bro,  pianos,  292  Main. 
Bailey  Abel  J,  cooper,  Clinton. 
Bailey  James  M,  boots  and  shoes,  217  Main. 
BaiHie  &  Neilson,  grocers,  21S  Main. 
Baker,  Barton  &  Co,  lumber,  cor  2\Iain  and 
State. 

Baldwin  &  Livermore,  insurance,  265  Main. 

Bancker  Enoch,  lawyer,  251  Main. 

Barnum  B,  physician,  197  Main. 

Barnum  Czar,  marble  works,  Mill. 

Barritt  Ephriam  A,  flour  and  feed,  118 
Jackson. 

Barry  Bros,  grocers,  45  Main. 

BaskiiS  4^  31err?t(,  Attorneys  at  Law 
and  Solicitors  iu  Ciiancery,  214  ^Slain. 

Bauni  MahlonO,  meat  market,  299  Main, 

Beclfoi'd  Joint,  Saloon  and  Restaur- 
ant, 239  Main. 

Beebc  JjllllCS  F,  Agent  American  Ex- 
press Co,  cor  Cortland  and  Mechanic. 

Beiswenger  J,  carpenter,  Washington. 

Bennett  Francis  D,  founder  and  machinist 
Pearl  near  Jackson.  ] 

Bennett  James,  lawyer,  Reynolds'  Block. 

Bennett  Wm  M,  dry  goods,  cor  Main  and 
Jackson. 

Bennett  &  George,  biick  yard,  n  of  city  limits. 
Bennett,  Knickerbocker  &  Co,  flouring  mills, 
Jackson. 

Keiliioll  &  Woods,  Planing  Mills 
and  Lumber  Dealei's,  cor  Jackson  and 
Clinton. 

Bieber  Jacob,  wagon  maker,  Ct)rtland. 
Billings  Alonzo  E,  agent  L.  S.  &  ^L  S.  R.  R. 
Binder  Wm  H,  nueat  market,  61  Main. 
Bird  &  Mickle,  civil  engineers,  cor  Mechanic 
and  Main. 

Black  Hiram,  sewing  machine  agent,  196 
Main. 

Biacknian  Lemuel  F,  sewing  machine  agent, 
290  Main. 

Ulair  Austin,  Attorney  at  Law,  272 
.Main. 

BhTdifieid  Newton  M,  insurance,  109  Maiii. 
Bliss  &  Spauldinj;.  crockery,  240  Main. 
ISioonilU'liI    Cimrlt'«»    i%   Oils  and 

(  "ilassvvare,  109  Jackson. 
Boasler  Frederick,  boots  and  ihocb.  Keystone 

Block. 


Poland  Christopher,  saloon,  162  Main. 
Poland  Wm,  mea.t  market,  Junction. 
Poland  Wm  J,  meat  njarket,  148  Main. 
l*ortri'<»       Iv  4V  i'o.  Corset  and  IToop 
Skirr  Mnfrs,  245  Main. 

Bradley  Jaieios  ^I,  Propr  Hibbard 
Hoit:>e,  cor  Main  an  !  Francis.    {St-^  ac/v.) 

Brenk  in:  Feidher,  tailors,  265  ^La'n. 

Bronson  Warren  J,  dentist,  216  Main. 

Bronson  Wm  T,  phy-ician,  216  Main. 

BroWM  Ai%"ilt  IJ.  Editor  and  Propr 
People's  Champion,  an(i  Music  Dealer  and 
Publisher,  cor  Francis  and  Mill  and  220 
Main.    iS,■^  a.hl) 

Brown  Wm,  agent  U  S  Express  Co,  127  Me- 
chanic. 

Brown  &  Pilcher,  books  and  stationer),  250 
Main. 

Brown  &  Sprague,  mattress  mnfrs.  Franklin. 

Brundac^e  Mrs  R  E,  millinery,  264  Main. 

l«l!Ck""  W  IV  &  Co,  Real  'Estate  and  In- 
surance. 249  Main. 

iiwiioc'fe;  Ii;ii«so2ti  S>,  Temple  of  Mu- 
sic,  e  of  Hibbard  House.      (.S^v  adv.) 

Bunnell     I.verard,  clothiers,  200  Main. 

Burtis  John  H,  confectioner,  202  Main. 

Bush,  Brown  (S:  Bush,  insurance.  264  Main. 

Butcher  ^:  Steinhoft",  painters,  162  Mechanic. 

Calvert  Wm  J,  physician,  290  Main. 

€ai«p,  ^lorriU  A:.  Camp,  Dry  Goods 
and  Carpets,  270  and  272  Main. 

Campbell  &  Kennedy,  insurance,  19S  Main. 

Carr  H  B  5:  F  R.  t"ol  handle  work.s,  near 
Junction'. 

Carter  .1  CI  &  Ci  \\\  Dealers  in  Pork 
and  Wool,  cor  Jackson  and  Pearl. 

Caj^e  Calvin  S,  Dentist,  290  Main. 

Casev  Patrick,  giocer,  156  Main. 

Centra!  I'ar  .^S  nl«;  Co.  E  A  Web 
ster,  Pres  ;  A  Van  Norman,  Sec  ;  Junc- 
tion. 

Central  House,  Stackel  &  Co  proprs,  Junc- 
tion. 

Cliandlcr  Wm  S,  liquors.  131  ^L^in. 
Chapin  Edward  W,  cigars,  103  Main. 
Chapman     Henderson,  grocers,  19  Francis. 
Chase     Hawley,  blacksmiths,  52  Ja».kson. 
Child  Wm  W,  jewelry,  276  >Lain. 
Cliittock  G.>rdon,  physician,  200  Main. 
Viiy  Holt*!,  Samuel  Fisl-.or,  Picpr,  147 

Main.    {S^e  adv.) 
Clark  Mrs  Mercy  S,  dressmaker,  26S  Main. 
Clark  Myron  W,  books  and  .<ilalionery,  196 

Main. 

Clement     Co,  grocers,  2  ',5  Main. 

Clement  Eli  A.  lawyer.  Nlain. 

4'liiiioii  A:  INiwcr^,  Ulacksmiths,  cor 

.^IcchAnlv;  and  Pearl. 
Co.vts  (">  P  v\:  r.\  furnituic,  204  Main. 
Col»l»  *V  lU-kIrr,  (iriKrcrics  and  Provis- 

Mons,  W.5  .M.un. 
Coik^nirn  .Mfv.indki.  j^iocc;.  174  ('»,tujx*r, 
Cohn  H  \  M.  ILpKM-.  187  M.im. 


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Besides  its  usual  Editorials  upon  the  above  and  other  important  subjects,  the  Champion 
will  give,  each  week,  a  carefully  prepared  synopsis  of  the 

Nevv^s  of  the  \A/^eek, 

Complete  Market  Reports, 

The  Time  and  Place  of  Temperance  and 
Prohibition  Meetings, 

Will  have  a  Department  for  the  Young, 

A    Question  Box"  for  Old  and  Young, 

And,  in  short,  Avill  seek  to  furnish  such  a 

YarMf  of  Iiiteiiliiii  k  f  lioleruis  RsafliiiJlaitsr  ftrfts  Family  Circle 


As  will  make  it  a  w  elcome  visitor  in  every  iiousch'ild  where  virtue  ar.d  iutcHigencc  are  the 
ruling  f>rinciples.    Yv'c  have  already  iocured  some  of  the 


LEADING  MEN  AND  WOMEN  OF  THE  STATE  AS  CONTRIBUTORS. 

And  shall  add  to  this  list  from  time  to  time  in  the  future. 

TER^rs — <-?.oo  per  anaurn;  in  advance.    Send  50  cents   and  try  it  thr'-e  m«nth>. 
All  kinds  of  JOB  WORK,  neatly  and  promptly  execuf^d.    Orders  from  abroad  will  recci\e  prompt 
attention.  Address 

A.  H.  BROWN,  Jackson. 

A.  hTbrown^ 

Music  Publisher 

And  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 

MUSICAL  MERCHANDISE. 


My  Stock  of  SHEET  MUSIC  is  one  of  the  Largest  in  the  State. 

Et^Teachers  and  the  Trade  supplied  al  llic  usual  rates. 


Address 


A.  H.  BROWN.  Jarkson,  Midi 


J  AC  MICfllGAN-  STATE  GAZETTEER  JAC 


462 


Caldwell  Benjamin,  boots  ?.n.d  shoes,  107 
Jp.cksc<ri. 

Coltria  Robert  B,  notions,  266  Main. 
Colwell  Bros,  drugi^ists,  149  Main, 
Conely  &  Sharp,  lawyers,  cor  Main  and  Me- 
chanic. 

Cong.Iou  &  O'Neill,  hardware,  153  Main. 
Cool      Allen,  real  estate  and  insurance,  196 
Main. 

Cookingharu  I  V,  photographer,  222  Main. 
Coots  John  F,  planing  mill,  22  Washington. 
Cornvvel!  Clark,  supt  Jackson  Pulp  Co/llib- 

bard  House. 
Coulson  W  S,  builder,  Cortland. 
Courter  Benjamin  F,  wood  and  coal,  115 

Main, 

Conston  Horse  and  Cattl-^  Food  Co. 
Cowham  Wrn  F,   reapers  and  mowers,  21 
Cortland. 

Cowherd  Alfred,  book  binder,  127  Mechanic. 
Crane  &  Carter,  stair  builders,  15  Clinton. 
Crawford  Abrarn  M,  physician.  214  Main. 
CrofTcV-  Durhann,  proprs  Grand  River  House 

cor  Main  and  Milwaukee. 
Crowe  Edward,  tailor,  239  Main. 
Culkin  Charles,  saloon,  139  Main. 
Curtiss  Homer  A,  iav/yer,  259  Main. 
Curtiss  Philo  J,  planing  mill,  59  mill. 
Dancer  Leroy,  billiards,  157  Main. 
Darling  John  C\  Inne    mnfr,    4    miles  n  of 

city. 

Darrow  Lysander  F,  sash,  doors  and  blinds 
59  Mill. 

Davis  Lloyd,  dentist,  296  Main. 
Davis  Nathan  G,  grocer,  171  Mechanic. 
Davis  Rosevelt  il,  physician,  200  Main. 
Davis  M  &  R  (&;  Co,  spring  bed  mnfis,   22  f 
Main. 

¥}<Htnhi  Elmore,  Wood  and  Iron 
Working  Machinery,  48  Jackson.  [SW 
adv. ) 

Bettiiiaiui,  Weber      Kro,  Meat 

Market,  172  Main. 
Devereaux  James,  tlour  and  feed,  Mill. 
Dewitt  Mrs  Jennie,  dining  hall,  216  Main. 
Dimond  George,  carpenter,  100  Mechanic, 
l>oi^  Daniel,  Contractor   and  Builder, 

17  Clinton. 

f>o)iUl  I'rssiik,  Grocer.  167  Main. 
Dolan  James,  groc'>r,  144  Alain. 
Doland  James  J,  gas  fitter,  192  Main. 
Donald.-,on  John,  dyer,  102  Mechanic. 
Dooy  Edward,  saloon,  17S  Afain. 
Dorrancc  W  H.  dentist.  254  Main. 
Dorrili  \:  Gilman,  carrioge  mnfrs.  13  Wash- 
ington, 

Douglass  &  Myers,  clothing,  23S  Main. 
l>iiifliaiii    €  .\,    Huiler.    Eggs,  Dried 

Fruit  A:c,  32  CotLind.  {Sreadv.) 
Dyer  James  A,   justice  of  the  peace,    2;  } 

Main.  ' 
Earl  Ef.cnezer  J,  painter,  Kevstcme  Block. 
Eaton  Francis,  cal.)in.:t  n\aker,  ii  I'earl. 


Eaton  James  H,  stone  ware  mnfr,  cor  Mil. 

waukee  and  Franklin. 
I'af«i5s  ,Iero:ne  15,  Real   Estate,  244 

-viam. 

Eckier  &  Bacon,  cigars,  163  Main. 
Eggieston  B  F  &  Co,  tailors,  217  Main. 
Elliott  Clarence  A,  flour  and  feed,  39  Mill. 
Ewers  Norman  A,  boot  and  shoe  maker.  105 
Jackson. 

Faber  Miss  Elizabeth,  milliner}-,  216  Main, 
f  alihec  James,  boots  and  shoes,  160  Main. 
Farrand  l  aivchild.  lawyer,  274  Main. 
I^ay  C«eor-^e  12,  Attorney  at  L*w,  274 

?.iain. 

Feathery  M  &  Co,  grocers,  84  Main. 

Field  Leonard  H,  dry  goods,  269  Main. 

Field  &  Son,  confectionery,  294  Main. 

Fiikins  &  Crane,  coopers.  Prison. 

rir.'*(  Xafional  Bank.  Aloi  izo  Ben- 
nett. Pres,  I  C  Bcnnell,  Cash,  Webster 
Block. 

Fish  T  tl-  Son,  Wholesale  Grocers, 
260  Main. 

Fisher  I'yron  O,  plmtographer,  209  Main. 
Fisher  lioiner  I>,    Baker   and  Con- 
fectioner, 21 1  Main. 
Fislier  Samuel.,  Propr  City  Hotel,  147 

Main.    {St'e  adv.) 
Fleisher  George,  shoemaker,  7  Pearl. 
Ford  Albert  L,  spice  mills  and  cigars,  90 

Liberty. 

Ford  Stephen,   propr  Mosher   House,  cor 

Jackson  and  Clinton. 
Forsh  Moses,  fish,  etc,  193  Main. 
Fort  Wayne,  Jackson  and  Saginaw  R.  R.,  P 

B  Loomis  pre>  and  general  manager,  cor 

Main  and  Milwaukee. 
Fox  Mrs  .Mar)-  A,  hair  goods.  Main. 
Freeman  Mrs  Mary,  miilinery,  195  Main. 
Freeman  D  B  Cs:  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  236 

Main. 

Frey  Gottlieb,  brewer,  Water. 
Frey  G     C,  brewers.  34  Lansing  ave. 
Frisbie  Charles  H,  propr  Junction  House, 
Junction. 

Gale  George,  agricultural  implements,  275 

Main. 

Ciallisp  Alon.'o,  restaurant,  i.^i  Main, 
Galvin  A  Foote,  saloon,  65  Main. 
Gass  Henry,  grocer,  133  Main. 
Gay  H  &  Co.  dollar  store,  205  M.iin. 
Gibson  Wni  A,  physician,  2S0  Main, 
Gillord   On  in,  propr  Union  Hotel.  Union 
IMock. 

Gill>ert  Henry  X;  Sons,  furniture.  25  Pe.irl. 
Gilbert   .Mortimer,  >tair   builder.  loo  Me- 
ch  anic. 

Gillespie  J  nnr-s.  moat  niirkct,  S4  NLiin. 
Glasj^ow  ki.iKrt  D.  physician,  244  Mam. 
Goodrich    » Knian    E,  insur.incc,   127  >fc 
chanic. 

<  loo.lvvin  X  Oborliesf  n,  jcwelrrv.  264  M.-tin. 
Goodyear  &  Knapp,  h*.  k  lines,  Francis. 


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AND  PUSTTnToS  DlRZCl'OPcY. 


JAC 


403 


D.  BULLOCK, 


Wholesale  p.vd  R-jtaii  Dealer  ii^ 


Hi  1 L,  n. 


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ion  0^*31  U^£^^ 


AND  P"^IRST-CLASS  PIANOS. 


FEMPLE  OF  MUSIC, 

^"^5/     Hit  bard  House, 


JACKSON, 


MICHIGAN. 


Branch  Houses,  Grand  Rapids  and  East 

Saginaw. 


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4 


HIBBARD  HOUSE,  Jackson,  Mich., 

J.  M.  KRADLEV,  Troprietor. 

TONTINE  HOTEL,  New  Haven,  Conn., 

J.  W.  I;RAI)1.1;V,  Proprietor. 

MERIDEN  HOUSE,  Meriden,  Conn., 

A.  11.  r.KAUl.EV,  Pnipriclor. 


464 


JAC 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


JA 


Gotham  t5c  Krunirey,  grocers,  183  Main, 
(jould  Andrew      insurance,  196  Main. 
Gould  James,  lawyer,  25S  Main. 
Grand  Ri\  er  Hou.^e.  CrolV  6^:  Durham  proprs, 

cor  Main  and  Milwaukee. 
Green  Byron,  jeweler,  207  Mam. 
Gregg  \Vm  A,  baker.  22S  Main. 
Gregory  Amos  S,  physician,  19S  Main. 

OriiUey  C«  Tho?2ip'^Oili,  Attorney  at 
Law,  270  Main. 

GriJley  Wni,  lawyer,  270  Main. 

Griftith  H  D  &  Co,  marble  works,  160  Me- 
chanic. 

Griffith  O  &  Son.  hardware,  157  IVTeclinnic. 
Grinnell  Ira  L,  manager  Singer  Mnfg  Co, 
199  Main. 

Groom  ^  Conlcy,  in--;-'.! ranee,  Mechanic. 


Architect, 


127  Mechanic. 
Haddock  Mrs  Carrie,  liair  goods,  26S  Main. 
Maeliule  €a*^par,  Brewer,  n  of  City 

limits. 

[:Iague  Hedrick,  meat  n.arket,  129  and  131 
Mechanic. 

lialifl  Iv'lli  F,  Restaurant  and  Saloon, 
20vS  Main. 

Haight  George  W,  flour  and  feed,  Cort- 
land. 

Hall  Jay  G,  manager  \V.  U.  Telegraph  Co, 
146  Mechanic. 

Hall  Nathaniel  B,  loan  agent,  223  Main. 

Hail  1^0 we,  Real  Instate  and  Insur- 
ance, 223  Main, 

Halstead  G  W  &  Co,  bakers  and  grocers,  73 
Jackson. 

llaHiiullS  tl'  Pai-kilisoil,  Attorneys. 

at  Law,  239  Main. 
Llammond  Jusiah  T,  lawyer,  cor  Main  and 

Mechanic. 

Ilanavv  Joseph  &  Son,  European  passage  and 

exchange  office,  184  Main. 
Hannifan  Jeremiah,  jewelry,  161  Main. 
Harden  Thomas  N,  dyer,  164  Main. 
Harrington  John  S,  grocer,  150  Main. 
Harrison  James  B,    boots    and   shoes,  226 

^Lain. 

Ilatl'U  &;  Warroil,  Wholesale'  Boots 
and  Shoes,  267  Main. 

Hayden  H  A  Ov:  Co,  flouring  mill,  cor  Mil- 
waukee and  Elizabeth. 

Hayne  Mrs  Edward,  meat  market,  Erancis. 

Helmer  &  Son,  blacksmiths,  Mill. 

Herr  August,  meat  market,  67  Jackson. 

Hess  &  Helmer,  blacksmiths,  Cortland. 

Hewitt  Jackson  W,  wagon  mnfr,  3S  Cort- 
land. 

Iloyhor,  I^lilC's  A'  Co,  Planing  Mills 
and  Lumber  Dealers,  74  Meoluinic. 

Hcyser  S  &  Son,  sash,  doors  and  blinds,  cor 
Jackson  and  Clinton. 

I!ibbar<i  Il<nist\  James  M  Bradley 
hojir,  cor  Main  ai\d  Erancis.    {See  adv.) 

Higby  &  Gibson,  lawyers,  260  Main. 


Hileman,    Hesser  k.  Co,  lumber,  cor  Pearl 

and  CoiUiVi(>us, 
Hobart  Alvin  J,  general  store,  86  Cooper. 
Ilobart  Wiii  L,  ■■r'v.:er,  210  Main. 

52o«>art  <rt  iJcLainater,  Grocers,  83 

Jackson. 

Hobbs  &  Bii^s,  saddlery  and  hardware,  194 
Main. 

Holland  James  M,  druggist,  274  Main. 
Hollingsworth   Charles,    cigar    mnfr,  206 
Main. 

S5olioi5  J        »S<>H,  Wholesale  Grocers, 

C(ir  Erancis  and  Cortland. 
Holmes  6c  Howard,  restaurant,  255  Main. 
Holmes  James  L.^liquors,  219  Main. 
Howe  Al!>ert.  harness  niaker,  2;3Main. 
I?<»yl  Propr  American  House,  145 

Main.  \S?t  adv.) 
Hulect  Erank,  lawyer,  206  Main. 
Hunt    Horace,   justice   of  the  peace,  272 

Main. 

flisrd  S!<Mi:s<^  Smith        Hurd  Proprs. 

cor  Mill  an/i  Main. 

iIu«^OIl  iV  ^lilitll.  File  Works,  48  Jack- 
son.   \Sec  adv.) 

Hutchins  John,  livery,  cor  Pearl  and  Me. 

chanic. 

Jackson  Acid  Works,  George   H  Lathrop 

manager,  I  Lathrop  Block. 
Jackson  Art   Gallery,    M    A  McNaughton 

mauacrer,  200  Main. 
Jackson  Business  College,  Devlin  &  Welton 

proprs,  Reynolds'  Block. 
JaC'k«!iOll  Cinzeil,  (  Daily  and  Weekly), 

James  O  Donncil  Editor  and  Propr,  159 

Mechanic. 

.ira('Us<»a  Ciiy  Hank.  Wm  D  Thomp- 

^on  Prcs  ;  }>  Newkirk  Ca.^h.  25(3  .Main. 
Jackson  County  Itaiik.  H  S  Ismon 

Pics  ;  II  \'  Pcrriii  (.'ash,  209  Main. 
Ja€ii<>>oii  I'irc  Clay  Co,  E  J  Conna- 

blc  Pres  ;  R  Connablc  Sec  and  Treas,  n  of 
City  limits. 

Ja<  !iLS(»ii   Foundry  *V  Marhino 

Co,  H  A  Hayden  i'res;    E  A  Sumner 
Sec,  34  Mechanic. 
J.ick>on  Ga>  Light  Co,  P  P.  Loomis  Pres; 
Allen  Bennett  Sec  ;  W  S  .Mooie  Supt,  20J 
Main. 

Jackson  Interest  and  Deposit  Bank,  Doug- 
lass (iib>on  pres;  Thomas  Wcslren  cash, 

190  >L-iin. 

Jai'kson  Iron  ^Inl'jt;  Co,  H  K  Fiitis 

Pie>;  E  R  Smith  >ec.  w  o|  \  Matn. 
JtM'kson  Patriot  (Hailv  an-'.  WeeWlv^ 

Carlti>n  «.V   \  \n    .\ntweip.    Editors  and 

I'roprs,  275  M  lin. 
Jackson  Wm.  grocer,  252  Main. 
.la('k«>oii  f 'o,  Mnfrs  .>!  ^ii-aw  and 

Wood  I'uip,  Ci.irk   Cornwcll,  Supt,  n  of 

Prison,  ohlcc  Vpsilanti. 
Jagnow  Louis,  saloon,  lie  Main. 
Jassaud  Erod,  sAl«.>on,  119  Jacksv^n, 


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'PRACTICAL 


2^    u^M^  disi^^ 


First-Class  Work  and  Lowest  Prices, 

OFFICE  OVER  DOLLA.R  STORE, 

]\'o.  ^05  >Iaiii  >^treet, 


JACKSON, 


MICHIGAN. 


JACKSON  CITY  SHEET  METAL  V70RKS. 

Galvanized  Iron  Comics,  Window  Caps,  Etc. 

EAVE  TROUGHS,  CONDUCTORS,  6:c. 

Tin,   Copper  and  Sheet  Iron   Job  Work  done  on  Short  Notice  an<l  in  the  Best  Manner. 
Eaiimates  Furnished  and  Contracts  taken  on  all  kinds  of  Sheet  Metal  Work. 

Referencks— J.  F.  Coot>,  H.  O.  Bedell,  M.  .\.  McXnuj^bt-m.  C.  II.  I.nthrop,  Dr.  TunniclilT 
Offico  and  Works,  Cor,  Jack»on  and  Pearl  Streets,  JACKSON.  MICH. 

G.  1st..  J^lT-J'TlSrOTulOEi. 


E .  33  E  >T  is  I  S  , 


DEALER  IN 


Wood  ki|d  It^oqAYoildi]!^  )radl]i 

MILL  AND  MACHINISTS'  SUPPLIES, 

Engines  and  Boilers,  Steam  Pumps,  Gas  Pipe, 

Mill  1  LI  facta  re  rs  of  Slinfling.  Pulleys,  Hanciers,  &o., 

WMM  JuBBlNi;.       iS  J.ui^on  Sirool,  Boar  R.  H.  Bri.!-e,  JACKSON.  MICH. 

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466 


Johnson  Henry,  phyHicinn,  215  Main, 
Johnson  D  &  W,  ia\v)err>,  254  Main. 
Jones  j  H.  o:  Bro,  ^^rocers,  '<i  [  icl,-s'ia. 
JlSlfirtfOSi  ^loss^t',  C  11  Frisbie,  Junc- 
tion. 

Kaisei  John,  saloon,  129  Afoia. 

Keena  Barney,  saloon,  SG  Main. 

Kellogg  George,  storage    aud  a;4riculf u»al  \ 

ini])iements,  cor  Oak  au.l  Pearl.  j 
Kelloi^g^  Baker  tJv:  Co,  wholesale  grocers, 231  ! 

Main.  j 
Kelly  John,  boots  and  shoes,  179  Main.  ! 
Kennedy  Fred,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Jackson  and  i 

Pearl. 

King  Charles  B,  dentist,  Mill. 

King  Wm.  laundry,  127  Main. 

Kingsley  Edward  H,  fancy  goods,  233  ]Mairi. 

Kinney  Job  PI,  livery,  Cortland. 

Kingsley  &  Stowell,  saloon,  259  Main. 

Knap]'  Morris^  livery,  Francis. 

Lehrnann  Jacob,  saloon,  16S  Main. 

Ijl-Ske  ^j^l'Orge       HmiS^  Lime,  Piaster 

and  Salt,  105  Main. 
Lake  Shore  tS:  Michigan  .Southern  R.  R.  Pas- 
senger Depot,  A  E  Billings  agent,  cor 

Milwaukee  and  Water. 
Lake  &:  Stilson.  restaurant,  1S4  Main. 
]Lj1J1«>  .l>nYi<l.,  Grocer,  249  Main. 
Lauigan  Jo.-eph,  grocer,  146  Main. 
Lanigan  Mrs  J,  millinery,  14S  Main. 
Lathrop  Caruette  C,  lumber,  69  Mill. 
LeClear  James  Pvl,  pliotograplier,  244  Main. 
Lee  &  Fddred,  paper  box  makers,  223  Main. 
Lett  Eli,  barber,  164  Main. 
Levengood  Peter,  potash  mrifr,  Clinton. 
Levi  Abraham,  meat  market,  Mechanic. 
Lewek  Arnold,  cigars  etc,  151  Main. 
I^ewi.S  CSaai'les  If,  Physician,  297  Main. 
Lewis  J  R  .Iv  Son,  sash,  doors  and  blinds,  cor 

Liberty  and  Milwaukee. 
Lindomer  Louis,  gunsuuth,  127  Mechanic. 
t^iveriBlorc  F  cV  K,  Attorneys  at  Law, 

265  Main. 
Loeb  Jacob  L,  tailor,  239  Main. 
Loennecker  Martin,  cigar  mnfr,  115  Main. 
Long  Fred,  barber,  161  Main. 
Loof  Wm,  saloon,  137  Main. 
Loomis  P  B  <!v:  Co,  bank(-rs,  203  ^Lain. 
Losee  Abram  S,  carriage  tiimmer,  ii  Pearl. 
1^0 well  Jud^Oll  <L\   Insurance,  Real 

Estate  and  Loan  Office,  214  Main. 
Lusk  &  Co,  agricultural  implement  mnfrs, 

120  Park  ave. 
McCJroj^or  ^OSVa,  Boiler  Works,  Mill. 
McKinstry  &  Schuyler,  coal  and  wood,  Mill. 
McLaughlin  M.  physician,  166  Main. 
McQullen  Thomas,  grocer,  15S  Main. 
McFyrc  John  J,  <al  >ot,  230  M  lin. 
Mabley  Jor,eph,  clothing  254  .Main. 
Main  John  T,  physician,  224  Main. 
Marct-au  I'eLcr,  barber,  257  Main. 
Martin  Boylan,  druggist,  213  Main. 
Mason  Leonard  B,  tailor,  iSi  Main. 


Max.son  &  Arnold.,  groctrrs.  152  Main. 

Merchants'  Dispatch,  A  C  Windi  agent,  cor 
Cortland  &  Mechanic. 

M'j.-epd.i  Daniel  C.  druggist,  262  >[ain. 

Mcvfarth  Christian,  saloon,  12^  Mecl.anic. 

Miehli£,i^l\  ^'OJatrai  H.k..  S  H  Bab- 
cock  Agent,  Passenger  Depot  Main. 

?\lilitr  !^amuel  \V,  gri>cer.  iSi  Cooper. 

Miil^  Th(fmas,  brewery,  Water. 

Mintie  Aiexan-ler  E,  physician,  li'nion  Block. 

Mitchell  John  L,  [ihysician,  229  Main. 

Moore  C'ajipage,  picture  frames  and  news 
dep  >:.  Mechanic  opp  postofhce. 

31or2*ir;  .foll!i,>-  Agent  Michigan  State 
Prison,  Office  at  Prison. 

r?lorri«i.?ol!f,  IS,  Barber,  Hibbard  House- 

Mcrri.-oa  Pat  ton,  gri -cer,  240  Main. 

Mosher  Geo'-ge  II,  •icnti.-t,  251  Main. 

Mosher  House,  vS  Furd  propr,  cor  Jackson 
and  Clinton. 

Mueller  Charles  F,  reapers  and  mowers,  21 
C'-rtland. 

Murrav  ]uhn,  plumber,  rear  First  National 
Bank.' 

Murwin  &  Cady,  loal  estate.  206  Main. 
^^dSliner  S  ^  Cu,  clothing,  215  Main. 
Myers  John  .M,  manager  of  American  Tcl 

Co,  190  >Lrin. 
Xew!»urg  Jolin,  tail  r,  215  Main. 
^iciioJ?*  33.    ££  cV  Co,  Flouring  Mills, 

W^asliington. 
Nicklissun  &  Hunt,  p^^-per,  15  Pearl. 
Xim.^  Dw'ght,  physician,  297  Main. 
N  dl  Jacob,  saloon,  113  M.iin. 
X.>rdmann  Herm.an,  saloon,  170  Main. 
Xorris  T>>hn,  cooper,  0\k, 
North  John  D,  physician,  199  Main. 
X.iyes         Boland,  boots    and^   shoes,  221 

Main. 

X'ines  &  Da\  is,  lavlies*  sboc^,  qS  Mechanic. 
0'3>iUillOlI  Jajniv-*,   Editor  and  Propr 

Jackson  Ciii/en,  159  Mechanic. 
CVDv.yer  James  G,  fancy  goods,  263  Main. 
<>rciK'f»U*a  Jiall,  Ries  Bros  Proprs,  232 

Main.    [Sc-e  <.7a'i .) 
Qs_;i..i»d  Isaac,  architect,  cor  Mechanic  and 

Main. 

Pdmer  Mrs  D  B,  dre";s  m^ker.  107  Main. 
PabiiLT  Wm  IT,  physici.^p,  221  Main. 
Palmer  CS    I)  A;  Son.   Grocers,  275 
Main. 

Palmer  ^'v;  Sel(»ver,  grocers,  295  Main. 
Paris  ISros,  Confectioner*-,  loS  Main. 
I'ayi^c  John  W ,  pliotograj^her,  .Mam. 
Peck  Erastus,  lawyer,  212  Main. 
Peck  &  Wilson,  mcit  market.  Mill. 
Pect  C     ph\«ician.  Pieice  H-iu-ie. 

1*CM>;»U»V  i'hnnipion.  Weekly),  .v  H 
In V WIT  Kdit<ir  anil  Propr,  cor  Fraiwi* 
an  !  Mill.   {Srr  nJf.) 

l*oo;>lo's    National   ilaiik,   I  >J 

Ki^>»t  Pros;  W  C  L^^w  ^  c  r  Nl.rn 

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JAGICSON  FILE  WORKS.  - 

HUSOi7&~SMITH,  . 

Practical  File  Makers, 

FILES  AND  RASPS  OF  ALL  KiMDS  RE-CUT. 
Shop  Adjoining-  S.  Dcmnis'  Machiue  Shop,  Jackson  St.,  near  R.  R.  Briclg-e, 

a^^.G:K:so3sr,_2iv^iGX-3:.  - 

Axe,   Tool  and   Job  Grinding   done   ort   Short  T'Jotiee. 

HOUSE. 

O.   -A..  ID  T J -NT  £3:      IVE  , 

\Vh».'h  *ak'  Dt;aler  in 

luttsr,  |sgs,         ^mi  ftmih  geang,  |ic.,  Its., 

Prompt  Atttjntion  Given  to  Orders  per  Mail. 
32  Cortland  Street,  -  -  -  JACKSON,  MICH. 


AGF.KT  for  the  CELEBRATED  CIHCAGO  (Steven's  Patent)  EC^G  CASE. 


147  Main  Street.       -      JACKSON,  MICHIGAN. 

"Bonrd,    S1.r>0    Per  Day. 

F.  L.  HIES.  C.  D.  W.  RIES. 

ORCHESTRA  HALL, 

G^-By  RIES  BROTH ERS,-^^i£> 

(Successors  to  E.  P.  TEACHOUT.) 

No.  MAIN    S     I ;  I :  E  T  , 

JACKSON,        :        :        :        M 1  CI  I U; AN. 


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Petitt   John,    music   and   gems'  fuiTiishing 

good>,  192  Main. 
F<'?iijH  <1'   iSro.,   Flour  and   Feed,  171 

Mechaiuc. 
Phelps  Oscar  S,  physician,  254  ^!ain. 
PiekCiil  Jaeot'ks,    Grocers.  117 

Jr.ckson. 

Pierce  Charles  I.,  propr  Pierce  riouse,  121 

and  123  Main. 
f*i?^Fee  lloSise,  C  L  Pierct  Propr,  121 

and  123  Main. 
Pierce  &  Semans,  grocers,  iSr  Main. 
I!*orl«?r    CoxilI    C<*,    George  Jenning-> 

Pres  ;  Benjandu  Porter  Sec  ;  G  L  Braund 

Supt,  123  Mechanic. 
Porter,  Hurd  &  Co,  grocers,  123  Mechanic. 
i*attS  JltirsCfa,  Justice  of  the  Pc^ace,  Rty^ 

nolds'  Block. 
Potls  Wni  H,  lawyer,  251  Main. 
l?^OWCil  l^ewiS  M,  Attorney  at  Law, 

274  Main. 
Pratt  Albert  J,  jeweler,  226  Main. 
Pratt  Charles,  jeweler,  iSS  Main.. 
Pratt  Daniel,  jeweler,  216  Main. 
Pratt  &  Whipple,  picture  frames,  252  Main. 
Price  Edward,  meat  market.  11 1  Jackson, 
Price  Eleazar,  physician,  2S0  Main. 
Pringle  Eugene,  lawyer,  203  Main. 
Proudfit  George,  lawyer,  2^4  Main. 
Pur.sel!  Miss  Sarali  F,  dressmaker,  263  Main. 
Kasx^^.Oiiii  Sl  lifilipp,  Furniture  Deal- 
ers, 241  and  243  Main. 
Redfield  Meil  S,  stone  d.ealer,  cor  Washinsi- 

toe  and  Mechanic. 
Redmond  S:  Free,  brewers.  Water, 
Reid  Wm    B,   reapers    and   mowers,  303 


Main. 


Reynolds  Lt.muel  C,  physician,  31  Jackson. 
Revenaugli  A  O,  artist.  252  Main. 
Ki'yiiolci*?  Charles  ItJ,  Sheet  Metal 

Works,  cor  Jackson  and  Pearl,    [SW  aa'r\) 
Reynt)kls  &  White,  grocers,  293  Main. 
Rice  &  McConnel,  hardware,  273  Main. 
Rice.  Pratt  &  Co,  hardware,  etc,  2vS7  Main. 
Ki<.'5uird«osi  A-  ESolton,  Millinery  and 

Fancy  Goods,  241  Main. 
J2,i<^S   BJro^,  Proprs  O.'-chestra   Hall,  232 

Main. 

Riete  Fred,  saloon,  Main. 

Riley  Wm,  blacksmith.  Mill. 

ISipUW  I'^'ill'tl,  Grocer,  109  Jackson. 

]\.ol>L>  Ov:  Co,  i^rocei's,  153  Mechanic. 
Robinson  Addison  I:!,  oii.s,  244  Main. 
Robinson  Jeremiah  A,  denasi.  cor  Jackkon 
and  Mam. 

Rogers   Joim    II,    veterinary'   surgeon,  36 
Cortiunvi. 

Ko^i'B's  S  B:<l\v:irt!,  City  Editor  Jack- 

i>'n  I):\ily  Cili/en.  202  .\I.un. 
K<'W(dl  John,  second  hand  g.'od>,  i6j  Me- 

cll.iliic. 

Kudoii      Vandine,  s.do.-n,  153  .Mechanic. 
Riigg  Eevi  n,  grocer,  Main. 


Russell  Caleb  P,  boot  and  shoemaker,  116 
Jackson. 

Ru-sell  James  H,  general  store.  Junction. 

Ru.>r.eii  (i:  .Siiearer,  dry  goods,  268  Main. 

Rutson  \Vm  PI,  confectionery,  155  Main. 

Sagendorph  &  Crafts,  grocers,  63  Main. 

Sauwaid  Michael,  salo-^-n,  176  >[ain. 

Schofieid  Ch?.rles  O  &  Co,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, 21  Cortland. 

Si  hott  Julius,  physician,  156  Main. 

Schule  Wra,  v.  agon  maker,  33  Mill. 

Schumaker  Franz  J,  saloon,  160  Milwaukee. 

Seaman  Samuel  A,  grocer,  159  Main. 

Seaton  Wm  L,  |.ostmaster,  149  and  151  Me- 
chanic. 

Seinpliner  Adolph  W,  fancv  goods,  261 
Main. 

Shaw  James  P\  wagon  maker,  39  Pearl. 
Shearer  Alonzo  M,  laundry.  Mill. 
Sherman  t^c  I>bell,  undertakers,   1 13  Jack- 
son. 

Simnu)ns  Curtis    B,  furniture   mnfr,  Me- 

ch-*.nic. 

Simmons  Henry,  liquors,  iSo  Main. 

Sinclair  Francis,  dressmaker,  21S  Main. 

Smith  Cyrus,  physician,  2S0  Main. 

Smith  Danit:!  B,  tailor,  222  Main. 

Smith  David  W,  dentist,  296  Main. 

Smith  Joseph,  grocer,  143  Main. 

Slilifh  &  lSlir<l,  Proprs  Hurd  House, 

cor  Mil!  and  Main. 
Snuth  ^■  Ma:teson, batters  and  sewi!:g  machine 

agents,  197  Main. 
Snath,  Webb     Co,  real  estate,  203  Main. 
Snow  Beverly  W,  insurance.  Mechanic. 
Su.jw,  Gilson      Co,  boots,  shoes  and  rubber 

goods,  225  Main. 
Souer  Johii  F,  grocer,  1S2  Main. 
Southnorth    Harrison     E,    crockery,  244 

Main. 

Spencer  Burt,  livery,  36  Cortland. 
Stackel  &  Co,  proprs  Central  House,  Junc- 
tion. 

Steel  Hui^h  A,  photograplier,  2o5  Main. 
8U'Hhcii  i:<MSiily      iiie  Co,  J  M  Van 

Hou>ea  Supt,  B   T  \  anHouscn  Sec,  23 

Cortland.     \Si.e  au'z.) 
Srmipsfm  Edward,  meat  market,  174  Cooper. 
Supple  Joseph  A,  w.igoa  maker.  Mid. 
Sutton  Alfred  E,  livery,  rear  of  Hurd  House. 
Taft  (^ti^  .\.  pliotograplicr,  246  M.iin. 
Taylor  Alfred,  barl'er,  iSo  Main. 
Taylor  Ed.ward,  barber,  207  M.iin. 
Taylor  John  l>,  shirt  mnfr,  iSS  Main. 
Teall  Henry  N,  merchant  tailor,  210  Main. 
Te»  lxel  \-  Mojre,  druggi%ts,  160  Main. 
Tek'^n^ha  CreamorN'  Co,  butter  dealeis, 

Pearl. 

Tiw  Siuzov  lluVi;  Co,  lr.»   L  Grwi 
ncll  M.ii'.agcr,  cot  •  »ak  ami  I'carl. 

Thoujas  H.uvlcy  F,  nursery,  o«»r  f.ick^on  .ind 
Gi  inwoM. 

Thomas  Jolin,  pli)sici.in,       Jai  k-.  n. 


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TlfcO?s^p^O*?  lloheri  €,  Eclectic  Phy- 
sician and  Oculist,  iS:?  Main.    {S(;e  adv.) 

Tiioip  Wra,"  grocer,  23  Francis.  ^ 

Thurnmau  Fiauk,  barber,  252  Main. 

Tift  &  Dickinson,  horse  shoers,  Cortland. 

Tink':;r  &  Cary,  hats  and  caps,  245  Main. 

Tiisker  I>  A  tl'.  €0,  iiarne-^s,  Trunks 
and  Saddlery  n.ard\\are,  251  Main. 

Todd  Robert  T,  llour  and  feed,  cor  Mechanic 
and  Cortland. 

Tuialinson  Joseph  B,  je\veler,  234  Main. 

Tompkins  &  Swart,  grocers,  87  Main. 

Torrey  Sc  Reede,  blacksmiths,  Cortland. 

Tcv/n  Samuel  P,  physician,  264  Mam. 

Tov.'ner  Ezra  C,  dining-room,  194  Main. 

TlliUlieliir  ^0'i^.epll  .Tr,  Physician, 
117  Jackson. 

Turner  Charles  C,  physician,  297  Main, 

Union  Hotel,  Orrin  Gifford  propr,  Union 
Block. 

Ury  Emanuel,  meat  market,  76  Main. 
Van  Dvke  Hii.-rn  F,  p.iinter,  197  Main. 
Vaia  bync  F   £1,  'Ihe  ]ob  Printer  of 

Tackson,  149  and  151  Mechanic.  (S^c:  ai/v.) 
'  TkiS  Xor!2SJ?.ia  Artlmr,  Secretary  and 

Manager  of  Central  Car  and  Mnfg  Co, 

Junction. 

Voelker  &  Friton,  soda  water  mnfrs,  Key- 
stone Block. 


Waldron  Richard. 


real 


estate  and  loan 


ap^ent,  25 


8  M; 


Waldron  Samuel,  billiard  hall,  log  Main. 
Waldron  Z  W  &  Co,  druggists,  2  Union 
Block. 

WarEssieig  toii  ^  Piersoii,  Steam  and 
Gas  Fitters,  Pumps,  Stoves  and  Tinware, 


1 1 


Jack 


SOI 


Wr»vner         Dods^e,   Hardware,  242 


market,  237 
ists  and 


Main 

Watts   John   &    Co,  meat 
Main. 

Proprs  Webb's  Family  Medicines,  201 
Main. 

Webster  F.dv.ard  A,  manager  AustinpTom- 
linson  &.  Webster  Mnfg  Co,  Jackson. 

;Wt'ek>^  £,011  S,  Job  Printing,  205  Main. 
[See  adv.) 

Weeks  E  J  &  Co,  druggists,  224  Main. 
Weeks  J  &  Sons,  undertakers,  c'.o  Main. 
We iger  E  &  Bro,  clothing.  Union  Block. 
Weigar  Moses,  saloon,  200  Mai.:. 
Weil  &  Wolfermann,  furniture,  Mill. 
Wehjh  Sextus  S,  grocer,  155  Mechanic.  • 
WelHlijJ  ^\\\\X\\  J^,  Carriage  and  Wagon 

Maker,  cor  Jackson  and  Pearl. 
Wellington  Lewis  D.  justice  of  the  peace, 

212  Main. 


.'1  >  I, 


ENOS  HOYT,  Proprietor, 

]Sro^  145  Main  Street, 


JACKSON, 
_R.  C. 

1872 


MICHIGAN. 


THOMPSON,  M.  D., 


EYE 
^  EAR 


.1 


Oculist  and  Aurist, 

OPERATOR  ON  THE  EYE  AND  EAR   FOR   OtAFNESS   AND  CLINDNESS.  AND  ALL  DEFECTS 

or   SIGHT  AND  HEARING. 
CHiTCross  Eyes  Straightened  in  a  Few  Minutes.     Artitki.il  Fycs  Inseitcd     iihoul  I\un. 
SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  CATARRH  AND  ALL  CHRONIC  DISEASES, 
OHico        M.iin  Strnt.  Opp'^slt  '  H.Ub.^rJ  Housf. 

Address,  (with  stamp,)  DU.  R.  C.  THOMPSON,  A.vi  /Sox  JJ7,  Ja.  ts^m,  Afuk 


470 


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JEF 


Vv'e'otern  Union  Telegraph  Co,  j  G 

nxanager,  146  Mechanic. 
We.>tgate  &  Mulvey,  hardware,  229  Main. 
Whri'cu  Mr.^  ^I-gS^^,  milliaery,  154  Main. 
Wicks  Thomas  H,  cigars  etc,  253  ATairi 
Wilcox  A      H  ,  lumber  and  lime,  cor  Liberty 
and  Milwaukee, 
.   Wilcox  Mrs  M  A,  millinery.  227  Main. 
\Viiliara3  Alrrtid  H,  carriage  maker,  43  Pearl. 
Wii]iams  J  Jay,  grocer,  12S  Mechanic. 
Wiillai=2i.SOlS    Jacksoil    C,  Lumber 

Dealer,  cor  Main  and  Van  Dorn. 
llllstsol   WelUtil^Uyn.  Agent  New 

York  Life  Insurance  Co,  292  Main. 
Wllf-^OIS  Tk«2?ia?»  A,  General  Attornev 
and  Manager  National  Protective  Com  i 
Collectiiig  Bureau  of  Michigan,  212  Main. 
Wilson  Wm  H,  dry  gootls,  271  Main. 
Wirtz  John,  pluui!)er,  Keystone  lilock. 
Witbcck  John  J,  billiard  hall,  Hurd  IIou.;e. 
M'«tl.H??.q:CoiS.  €<>?l!iev       C:o,  Farm- 

n^g  ToOiS,  cor  Klain  &  M'llwaukre. 
Wolcoit  Gerue  H,  lawyer.  272  Main, 
Wotcott  Mark  S,  lawyer.  Mechanic. 
Wood  James  C,  lawy^-r,  265  ^^ain. 
Wood  Wm  H,  druggist,  258  ^Lain. 
Wood>um  W  N  &  Co,  boot  and  shoe  mnfrs, 

299  Main, 
WorsLild  Wm,  physician,  220  Main. 
Wurtz  Louis  H,  physician,  23S  Main. 
Wyatt  George,  boots  and  shoes,  i$S  Main. 
Yahrsdorfer  Caspar,  saloon,  .Milwaukee. 
Yerick  John,  wagon  maker,  41  Peavl. 
Younglove&  i larrington,diyg(>od.s,2  14  Main. 
Zuckcrman  Sulonum  II,  auction  and  commis- 
sion, 136  Main. 


JAMESTOWN. 

{Se<r  Penfi.) 

JAMESTOWN. 

A  poslofTice  in  the  township  of  the  same 
name,  iu  Ottawa  county,  30  miles  .southeast 
of  Grand  Rapids,  and  4  south  of  lludson- 
ville,  on  the  (jrand  Ra]Mds  liranch  of  the 
C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.  Ii  is  in  a  rolling,  heavily 
timbered  country,  having  a  good  sandy  loau'i 
soil.  Grain  and  liuubcr  are  shij)ped.  It  has 
a  scmi-weckly  mail,  Thaddeus  Skeels,  post- 
ma.ster.  ' 

ISUSIN'K.SS  DIKKCTORY. 

Coats  George  \V,  carpenter. 

Cook  8  (»,  carpenter, 

DeKline  Henry,  general  store. 

Dewey  Orrcn,  physician. 

ll<-fner  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

I  food  I,o(!iu:r^  wagonmakcr. 

Luten  Land)ert,  ma.sim. 

Markham  L  Cf,  hotel  propr. 

Peel  R  1'',  general  store, 

.Sneden  llros,  s.iw  mill. 

btilwcll  Koswell  It,  bhicksmilh. 


JA 


A  postoffice  in  Lenawee  coun:y  at  Fair- 
field station,  on  the  C.  &  C.  .S.  R.  R.,  6 
miles  due  south  of  Adrian,  and  67  ruiles  from 

Detroit. 


JAY. 

A  village  of  300  inhabitants,  known  to 
travelers  on  the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R.,  as  Free- 
land.  It  is  in  Titiabawassee  township,  in 
the  northv/est  part  of  Saginaw  county,.  12 
miles  iiorthwest  of  East  Saginaw,  It  "is  on 
the  Tittabawassee  river  in  a  very  good  farm- 
ing country,  and  ships  shingles,  hayv  grain, 
staves  and  timber.    Wm.  Roeser,  pos^tmasier! 

BUS  IN- ESS  DI  RECTO  RV. 

Barbarin  George  F,  grocery  and  salmon. 

Barbarin  Wm  N.  grocery  and  salc^Dn. 

Bell  William,  grocery  and  m^at  market. 

Boice  &  Hankir.,  blav;ksmith.s. 

Bond  &  Bond,  shingie  mill. 

Boyer  Dennis,  station  agent. 

Cooper  Henry,  butcher. 

Cooper  Margaret,  eclectic  physician. 

Cubbage  William,  phy-ician 

Foster  Rev  Edwin  (.MelhodistV 

Gilmore  Alexander,  wagon  maker, 

Gilmore  M<.>Nt's,  blacksmith. 

Havvley  H  T,  physician. 

Lewis  Rev  Jacob  H,  (Wesleyan). 

Munger  fames  A.  general  store. 

ReyiK.lds  M  P,  hotel. 

Roeser  William,  general  store. 

Wolf  Coney,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Wood,  wagon  maker. 

Young  George,  b<)ot  and  .shoemaker. 


JEDDO. 

A  posto»"Sce  in  the  township  of  Gr.int, 
St.  Clair  county,  iS  mile.-  aoi-thwe:>r  of  Port 
Huron,  and  7  west  of  Lakeport  on  the  shore 
of  lake  Huron.  It  is  in  a  firming  region, 
which  markets  wheat,  oats  and  hay.  It  has 
a  tri-weekly  mail,  Nelson  Potter,  postmaster. 

BUS  I. \  ESS  niRI-.CTORY. 

Rirber  Rev  William  R  (Bipti^i). 

BtMiiwnv  John,  boot  and  »hecmak'!r. 

Brown  L  W,  wagon  maker. 

Hill  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Mills  Rev  J  J  (Mcthodi.Nt). 

Poller  Charles,  wagon  maker. 

Potter  Nelson,  genoial  st'"»re. 

Todd  G«><rgc,  general  store  and  physician. 

JEFFERSON. 

\  postofhco  in  Jclfer^.Mi  township.  Hills- 
d.de  cunty,  lo  miles  southeast  of  HillMi.ilei 
and  5  M.ufh  of  O-iseo.  It  has  a  ucikly 
mail. 


ACKSON.    ~  MICHIGAN. 


ADDRESS   WITH  STAMP, 


Dr.  a.  DeLAFAYETTE  ANGELL, 


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JEFFERSONVIL.LE.  ■ 

A  postufncc  lately  discuntiuuefl.  It  was 
h.c.iied  in  Ca>s  coiuiiy,  3U  iiiilc:>  north  of 
Cassopolis. 

JENISOrn^lLLE. 

A  l-'-^co  of  ulnAii  150  popuiation.  on  Grand 
river,  about  7  nv.lc.r  h.dow  Grand  Rapids. 
It  is  ai>o  a  station  on  U)^  Grand  Raj-nis 
branch  of  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  iS  miles 
northeast  of  fLdiand.  It  is  in  Georgetown 
township,  Ottawa  c  .uuty.  30  miles  soulii- 
east  of  Grand  fla'.cn.  It  =hip>  lumber, 
heading,  and  rlour.  George  Weatherv,  ax, 
po^tma^ter. 

BUSINESS  DIKE CTO R Y . 

Avers  Samuel,  wa>^on  maker. 

Burton  Rov,-':el,  salom.-.. 

Dav  &  laylor.  oenend  store. 

Drake  O  S,  genera!  store. 

F  e  r  ;^  a  s  o  >  1 ,  p '  i  y  s  t  c  i  a  a . 

Greenwood  Ja:^,  boot  and  sboemaker. 

Hardy  Thomas,  saloon,  _ 

Jeni^on  D  D,  flour  and  feed. 

Jenibon  F  A,  -eneral  store  and  station  and 
express  agent. 

]enisO'!  Hirau\,  lundjcr  dealer. 

Jeiii^^Oia  *!'  OosiliUid,  MrdVs  Head- 
ing. ' 

Lobdell  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Newhali  Wrn,  builder. 
Notinj^  Albert,  painter. 
Feck  Lewis,  miller. 
Stuller  A  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Sullivan  Daniel,  barber. 
Weathevv/ax  Geo,  blacksmith. 
Wdcox  \Vn\.  idacksniith. 


JP^RSEY, 

A  postofiice  in  the  town  of  Orion,  Oak- 
land county,  10  miles  north  of  Pontiac.  It 
is  located  on  Paint  creek,  in  the  mulst  <.f  a 
good  farminij  coinuiT.  Tt  lias  a  semi-wcckly 
mail.    John  Lessiier,  postmaster. 

JOHNSTOWN, 

Lately  a  postoihce  in  B.irry  county.  13 
miles  north  of  Battle  Creek,  now  discon- 
tinued.   {^Address  Bedfo  -dA 

r.USlNF.SS  niRKCToRY. 

Colton  Jonathan,  shoemaker. 
Frey  Vlenry,  cider  uiill. 
Jacksou  Caivin,  cider  mill. 

JOKNSVILLE, 

A  station  and  p..stofhce  on  the  M.  ^• 
R.  R.,  7  miles  south  of  Grand  Haven,  it  is  in 
Grand'  Haven  tow. sship,  Ottawa  county,  and 
is  a  Hollander  settlement. 


JEROME, 

A  villao-e  of  too  inhabitants,  in  Somerset 
town-diipi  Hillsdab^  county.  It  is  on  the 
D.  H.  cv  1.  R.  R.,  7S  miles  from  Detroit, 
and  15  from  HiUs dale.  The  Rai-^in  river 
flows  through  tb.e  \illage,  and  a  g  .od  farm- 
ing country^surrouuds  it,  the  chief  products 
of  which  are  wheat  and  live  stock.  H.  S. 
Walworth,  pvistmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alley  Chas,  aii;ent  American  Express  Co. 

Andrus  C  M  C,  general  store. 

Carpenter  J  M.  Ixiotsand  shoes. 

Miner  W  P,  general  store  and  .^aloon. 

.Miner  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 

Payne  1  .A,  g^.nervXl  >tore. 

Try(Mi  \Vm.  blacksmith. 

Tucker,  tlouring  mill. 

Walworth  H  S,  ijrain,  lime,  etc,  and  agent 

D.  H.      I.  R.  K.  , 
Wolcott  .Mrs  P  C,  milliner  and  dressmaker. 


JONES. 
A  station  on  the  M.  C.  R-  K.  air  line,  7S 
miles  west  of  Jack-^on,  and  1 1  cast  of  Casso- 
polis.  It  is  in  Ncwburgh  township,  Ca<s 
county.  The  postofiice  is  known  as  New- 
burgh.    {See  Xeii'biir::h.) 

JONESVILLE. 

A  thriving  villa-e  on  the  m.dn  line  of  the 
L  S  &  M.  S.  R.  R.,  in  Hillsdale  county,  5 
miles  west  of  Hillsdale.  It  is  a!-o  ihc  [.-.int 
from  whence  the  Lansing  branch  diverges, 
and  likewise  the  crossing  of  the  Ft.  W  .  J.  & 
S  R.  R.  It  9"^  mile-i  from  Detroit.  71 
from  Toledo,  1 73  rrr.m  Chicag-s  25  southwest 
of  Lickson  and  59  south  of  Lansing.  It  is 
finely  located  amid  an  excellent  farming  sec- 
tion of  country,  is  an  e:-crgetic  thriving  bad- 
ness place,  and  has  a  pop  liaiion  ol  over  2,500. 

Tl.e  chief  mmuficturing  cnterpn.se>  are  the 
large  woolen  mills  of  H.  R-  liardner  C->., 
and  the  cotton  milis  owned  and  opciateil  by  a 
stock  company.    The>c  institutions  employ 
each  a  large  force  of  hands,  and  have  re-uUcil 
in  a  larce  accession  to  the  pvipuiati.^n,  and 
have  had  much  to  do  with  the  prevent  pios- 
periiy  of  the  town.    Of  other  manulactunng 
enterpri.-«e>,  as  mi'd<,  carriage  shops,  m.irble 
shops  foundries,  etc.,  it  has  iu  lull  share  for 
a  pl.  ce  of  its  si.-e.     The  St.  Joseph  nvcr 
furnishes  abundant  water  jx-wcr.    It>  puhiic 
buddin  -s  consist  of  a  hi-sl-class  school  house 
and  4  Churches,  Methodist,  H.^.tisl.  Prcsby. 
leri.Mi  and  Episcopal,  and  one  public  hail. 

It  Ml]  i.^  vts  one  g->od  weekly  new>pa\i«r 
the   In.i'rSHdnit.   "  jonesviUc   >va.s  scli.cd 
about  iSj:  or  1S33.  and  at  an  early  ' 
the  covuuy  seal  o?  Hids«!ale  county, 
A.  Sincl.\ir,  postinaMer. 


jON 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


JON 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Aldcn,  Sutton  c^c  Co,  coopers. 
Alvord  Krastus  blacksmith. 
Bahcock  A  E  &  Son,  jewelers. 
J>a!i  J  A,  pho'ograplier. 
Barkinan  ICphraini,  grocer. 
Barrette  Ci  ira,  faiscy  o^uods. 
i5s?xH^r  WiJti^r  "j,  Lawyer  and  Land 
Ag^ent. 

Baxter,  Sclfridge  &  Co,  sash,  door  and  blind 

ISeaeh  AsexJSS3d«^r,  Flouring  ^^ills. 
Benson  House,  W  W  Peterson  iiropr. 
.Bird.^ell      I)  &  Co,  meat  market. 
IMois  John  T,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Bueli  &  Kelsey.  grocers. 
Buliock  George  W,  carriage  maker, 
Bull'.Kk  &  Miil^^iU!,  liveiy  stable. 
Button  &  IMunseil,  grocers.' 
Cain  D,  propr  Lake  Shore  Ilouse. 
Carlow  John,  shoeaiaker 
Case  Calvin  R,  furniture. 
ChadJock  Gilbert,  physician  and  drug:;ist. 
Curtis  E7.ra  S,  saloon,  ^'"^ 
Darling  John  R,  grocer. 

It'esil  Ja€*ol>  J,  Carriage  Mnfr,  Water. 

[See  adi'.) 

Dennis  Jame.s  I,  propr  JonesvilJe  Independ- 
ent. 

I<:xi-liaijs|e  Biosk  of  Crrosvenor 

Frost  W  H  &  Co,  lumber. 

Ganiard  Clinton  W,  sewing  machine  agent. 

Glil-Clster   M  It         Co,  Mnfrs  Cassim- 

ere-^,  Tuceds  omi  Flaiuiols.    {See  ndv.) 
Gai'diior,  r?Ji!i2!3rorcj  tk.  Co,  Proprs- 
^  Jcaiesviile  Cotton  Mdis.    i^ScC  adv.) 
Gay  J   f  I,  lumber. 
Green  Jesse  E,  barber. 
Gregory  Stephen,  marble  works. 
Grosvcnor  &  Co,  bankers. 
Hawkins  \V  B,  pliysician. 
If «y ward  Barber. 

Howard  Fred  W,  druggist. 

Jo^ie^iviJSc  (^olN)ii  Mnlj;  Co,  E  O 

Grosveiior  Pres.  George  C  Munro  Sec  and 
Treas. 

,Ionef^vin<»  ln«lo]»oii<1eiit,  (Weekly). 

James  1   Dennis  Propr, 


/,  Watchmaker, 


Jew- 


Jojiesville  Woolew  Infills.  H  R 

Gardner  ?v:  Co  Proprs.    [See  adz:} 
Kaufiniiii    n,    Clothing,    Hats,  Caps, 

Bout5,Shues  and  Gents'  Furnishing  Goods* 

Chicago. 
Know  les  S  C,  millinery. 
Lewis  J  .S,  hardware, 
Mayer  Emanuel,  clothing. 
Meeker  Edwin,  blacksmith. 
Mergeulhalder  Fred,  baker. 

Miller  RolK»ri         Founder  and  Ma* 
chinist,  Water. 

Minor  2^r:i>Ui*;  C^ 

eler  and  Iii.->ur;jnce  Agent. 
Mumo  George  C,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Parmaly  M,  billiard  saloon. 
Peterson  W  W,  propr  Bcn.-ou  House. 
Piatt  Wm   W  &    Co,    agricultural  m.ple- 

ments. 

Richmond  O  H,  agent  L.  S.  ^v:  M.  S.  K.  R. 

St  John  Miles,  b-.jok  binder. 

Sibbald,  Spaulding  C!c  Co,  dry  goods. 

Smith  James  J  &  Son,  cl(»thing. 

Smith  Wm  C,  harness  maker. 

Stevens  George  W,  physician. 

Stone  Delos  W,  dentist. 

Storm  Jason  W,  uenti,-,t. 

Stranger  John,  meat  market. 

Taylor  Isaac  B,  grocer. 

Tidaiiy   «.V   KroUaer,  Hardware  and 

Agricultural  Imj dements. 
Vail  John  I,  baker. 

Van  Ness  &  Turner,  merchants  and  agents 
American  E.xprc.ss  Co. 

\arnum    R   S,   drugs,  books  and  station- 
ery. 

Voorhies  Mrs  E  N,  millinery. 
Wade   James    II    agent  Ft.  W.    T.  S. 
R.  R. 

Wales  Lyman  S,  boots  and  shoes. 
\V;irini:    Jaiiic**     If,  Confectionery, 

Cigars,  and  RrNtauranl. 
Warren  H  M,  ]>hysician. 
Whipple  Joel,  marble  work<:. 
WielaiHl  Charle*,  .Meat  Market. 
Wisner  Daniel,  general  store 
Wisner  L  R,  physician. 

\\  isiier  iS;  Ranson,  general  store  and  agents 
U  S  Express  Co. 


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MANUFACTURER  OF 


Carnages  VUmwz 

JONESVILLE,  MICH. 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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JOYFIELD, 

A  postoffice  in  the  southern  part  of  Ben- 
yie  county,  in  Joyfield  iowii>hip,  lo  miles 
due  south  of  Benzonia,  1 5  southeast  of  Frank- 
fori,  and  34  southwest  of  Traverse  City.  It 
xs  within  the  limits  of  the  fruit  belt,  and  pro- 
duces good  crops  of  wheat,  corn,  rye  and  po- 
tatoes. Tt  has  a  weekly  mail.  Araaziah 
Joy,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

McCormick  G  W,  lunrDeiman. 
Shaw  Leonard  H,  general  store. 
Scott  E  D,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Weils  Rev  Wm  C  (Baptist),  physician. 


KALAMAZOO. 

The  largest  village  in  .Michigan,  Kahuna- 
zoo  having  always  refused  a  citv  charter.  It 
is  the  county  seat  of  Kalamazo.)  county,  ami 
is  on  the  main  line  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  144 

:/.'->''5t-'C.-£r. ■ 


rniles  west  of  Detroit  and  140  east  of  Chica- 
go. It  is  the  point  of  divergence  of  the 
Kalamazoo  &  South  Haven  branch,  and  is 
intersected  by  two  roads  running  north  and 
south — the  Grand  Rapids  &:  Indiana,  ?.r;d  tlie 
Kalamazoo  division  of  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
R.  R.  It  i>  thus  as  a  railioad  center  sur- 
passed only  by  Detroit  and  Grand  Rapids 
and  is  equalled  only  in  this  State  by  Jackson. 
It  is  48  miles  south  of  Grand  Rapids,  39 
miles  east  of  the  lake  Michigan  shore  at 
South  Haven,  37  miles  north  of  V.'hite 
Pigeon,  and  35  north  of  Sturgis.  It  is  beau- 
tifully situated  on  The  Kalaniazoo  river,  and 
has  the  reputation  of  being  op.e  of  the  most 
charming  places  in  Michigan. 

Kalamazoo  lias  a  population  claimed  to  be 
about  10,000.  It  i.->  chiefly  famous  as  being 
the  location  of  the  State  Insane  A-ylum, 
Kalamazoo  College,  a  Baptist  educational  in- 
stitution, the  Michigan  fema*e  Seminaiy, 


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MICmCAN  FE\I 

nn  instituti(jn  under  Presbyterian  aii-^pices, 
and  the  Kalamazoo  Business  College,  a  popu- 
lar institution  under  the  management  of  \V.  F. 
Parsons,  al<o  as  being  thcniarket  foi  a  wealthy 
agricultural  region,  an'l  forit^hne  st()res  antl 
private  residences,  and  in  ger.eral  for  the  cul- 
ture, enterprise  and  wealth  of  its  inhabitants, 
lis  main  street  is  unsurpassed  by  but  lew 
even  in  cities  of  much  supe  rior  size. 

It  has  three  incorporated  banks — the  First 
National,  capital  $too,o<oo;  the  Michigan 
National,  capita!  $  too, 000;  and  the  Kala- 
mazoo City  Bank,  capital  $60,000.  Promi- 
nent among  its  manufacturing  enterprises  are 
a  large  paper  mill,  an  agi  icullural  implcm«Mil 
f.it.tory  o[»eraliiig  on  a  !$200.cxj0  ca j'ital,  llie 
Kalania/00  Hniery  Wheel  Co.,  and  a  num 
^>er  of  industrial  establishments  of  Itsser 
'".iguilude. 

1  he  Insane  Asylum  is  very  e.\tcn.si\e  and 
cornpU'te — in  fact  is  a  mo'lel  insi ilutii>n.  botli 

its  appointments  .nul   mmagen^ent.  It 
5i 


W.V.  SKMIN.ARV. 

,  nund)ei:^  52S  inn\ates.  and  costs  for  annual 
maintenance  $[14,000.  The  colle:;e  is  in  a 
prosperous  cundition,  and  numbers  177  slu- 
ilents.  It  is  under  the  presidency  of  Rev. 
Kendall  l>rooks.  Tlie  Michigan  Female 
Seminary,  also  known  as  the  .Mt.  Holvoke 
.Seminary,  from  its  being  modt  led  after  the 
famous  insiiiuiion  of  thai  name  in  Western 
Mas.sncliussetls,  is  perhai»s  unsurpnssed  in  the 
west  as  a  training  sdniol  lor  young  la  lies. 
It  has  aiuuit  70  students  ..n  its  rolls.  Of 
course  Its  piiMu  schools  are  not  neglected. 
Kalama/o.i  has  3  public  libraries — the  Pub- 
lic Library  proper,  w  uli  4.0^4  voluntO'*  .»n  its 
shelves,  the  l.adii-s'  Library,  with  ^.(hO  vol- 
umes and  with  a  suit  of  nn^ms  handsomely 
lilted  tip,  and  ilie  N'onng  Men".>  Library, 
with  1 .7S.1  volunus. 

Kalama/oo  has  ,.nc  iladv  newspaper — the 
Ti  /<xr,i/>h,  republican,  ami  thc(»"«wrA  .  a  dew- 
nciaiic  weekly.    The  />tv  .1/.  n, 

X  Mas«M)ii  monthly,  is  aU«t  puMikhcvl  here. 


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It  has  13  churches,  to-wit  :  I  Presbyterian, 
I  Methodist,  I  Baptist,  2  Congregational,  2 
Episcopal,  I  Unitarian,  I  Lutheran,  I  Dutch 
Rcfornied,  I  Catholic,  and  2  colored  churches 
— Methdist  and  Baplist. 

Kalamazoo  was  originally  settled  in  1S29, 
and  was  at  first  called  Bronson,  from  its 
founder,  Titus  Bronson.  In  1S36  it?  name 
was  changed  to  that  of  the  river  upon  which 
it  is  situated,  an  Indian  appellation  signify- 
ing "  boiling  pot."  In  1846  (Feb.  2)  the 
Michigan  Central  was  opeaed  io  Kalama/oo, 
and  for  some  lime  this  remained  its  western 
terminus.  Its  other  railroads  are  ali  of  com- 
paratively recent  date.  L.  B.  Kendall,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Abl-jey  Lewis  C,  photographer,  .Main. 
Allen  slniOH        Ju>tice  of  the  Peace, 

14  .S  Buriick, 
xlilesi  JaMltes,  Gunsmith,  17  N  Burdick. 
Allen  Mrs  M  A,  miUinery,  139  M,ain. 
Allen   Osciir         General  Store,  2S  N 

Burdick. 

Alley  Joshua  F,  lawyer,  5  S  Burdick. 
American  Express  Co,  Jas  \V  Taylor,  agent, 
7  Burdick. 

American  Hotel,  Hotop  Bros  proprs,44  Main. 
American    Telegraph  Co,   F  \V  Compton 

manatier,  20  S  Burdick. 
Ames  Robert  C,  produce.  Church. 
Amperse  Marius,  grocer.  Main. 
Appeldoorn  J  B  <S:  b-'Ub,  boots  and  shoes, 

31  N  Burdick. 
Arnold  Mrs  Mary,  milliner^/,  IC9  >Lain. 
'  Ashby  &  Sheir,  grocers,  14  S  Buriiick, 
Atlantic  &  Pacitic  Tel  Co,  F  W  Compton 

manager,  20  S  Burdick. 
Auerbach  Charles,  propr  Boston  Hotel,  N 

Rose. 

Averill  Hiram  N,  restaurant,  cor  Burdick 
and  Water. 

Baas  Paul,  grocer,  Wall. 

Babcock  Isaiah  G.  druggist,  31  K  Burdick. 

Badden  Peter,  billiard  hr.ll,  \\  ater. 

HaiC'h  llowurcl,    Attorneys  and 

Couu.-,elors  at  Lav.,  3  S  Burdick. 

HailailtilU'  Win,  Custom  Made  Bo.^ts 
and  Shoes,  12  S  Burdick. 

IJailllisloi'  I5urr,  Dentist  and  Manager 
Kalamazoo  Emery  Wheel  Co,  1 17  Main. 

Barnes  .Alexander,  oyster.^,  U  S  Burdick. 

Barral  Edward,  saloon  and  tobacco,  Main, 

Barrett  &  Torrey,  grocers,  174  Main. 

Barton  John  I),  blacksmith.  3 J  Water. 

Basroili  Win  l\  Attorney  and  Counse- 
lor al  1  ,a\\  ,  M)o  Main. 

tJali's  V  II  Co,  Wholesale  Grocers, 
Main. 

Keauman  <!v.  Blaney,  billiard  hall.  P.urdick, 
Heebe  Peter  A,  juslKe  of  the  peace,  I  23  .\h\in. 

- J' >hn,  grocer,  cor  Random  and  Burvlick. 
I'ell  Charles,  grocer,  iz  \  Main. 


Bellinger  Tohn,  barber,  Main. 
Bennett  S  O  <S:  Son,  boots  and  shoes,  iii 
Niain. 

Bcrrv  Samuel  M,  real  estote,  122  Main. 

Bcvaas  Barkenbus,  carriage  innfrs,  c*n 
Burdick  and  Eleanor. 

Bigelow  M  T  &  Bro,  fruits,  groceries  and  din- 
hall.  6  S  Burdick. 

Birge  ic  Drake,  upholsterers  and  undertak- 
ers, Si  Main. 

Bishop  li      Son,  dry  goods,  107  Main. 

Bl*i!lOl>]>  Wm  j,  Boots  and  .Shoes,  iS  S 
Burdick. 

Oixby  Bros  A\Co,   Lumber  IDealers 

and  Com.mission  Merchants,  S9  N  Burdick. 
Blaney  Tohii  ILpropr  National  Hc-<el,X  Rose. 
leSiOOd  31aork"C    E,  Agricultural  Im- 

plements.  Gale  Block.  iS'^aJy.) 
BooUi  Ciiai-K'S  11,  Real  , Estate  and 

Insurance.  123  Main. 
Kos{i>!i  ilorcl,  Charles  Auerbach  Propr, 

X  Rose. 

J5o*^t\P'icJi  J   iff  A:    Soil,  Insurance 

and  Rc.il  Estate.  23  X  Banlick. 
Bovvcliear  A"^  lU  A,  Flour  and  Feed, 

Porter.    [See  adv."^ 
Bragg  L  G  &  Co,  nursery,  Asylum  ave. 
Breese  &  Stearns,  lawyers,  100  Mam. 
Bremer  Godfrey  J.  machinist,  57  X  Burdick. 
Brig-gji  Ifei'lJ'V  C,  Attorney  and  Coun- 

selor-at-I>aw,  Court  House* 
Brown  Arthur,  lawyer,  3  S  Rose. 
Brown  Isaac  A,  loan  agent,  5  S  Burdick. 
Brownson  Miss  F  \,  dre.^-^maker,  iS  X  Rose. 
Buck  George  M,  lawyer,  21  N  Burdick. 
Buckhout  Bros,  grocers,  91  Main. 
Buell  .-\.le\ander,  real  estate,  93  NLain. 
Bullard  Zenas  H,  liquors,  77  Main. 
I'.urdick  House,  W  H  Riley  propr.  Main. 
Burn;.  R  Cv:  J  O,  attt>rneys  and  real  estate, 

147  Main. 

Burrell  Bros,  wagon  makers,  194  Main. 
Bu.^h  &  Paterson,  contractors  and  builders, 

X  Burdick. 
Byron  Henry,  artist,  liS  Main. 
Cameron  Miss  Isabella,  news  dealer,  20  S 

I'urdick. 

C'ai»Oil    Ciiarlos   C,    MiUinery,  107 
Main. 

Canier  E  A  &  Sons,  furniture,  133  Main. 
Carpenter  Mrs  D  S.  hair  goods,  M.iin. 
Cavo  J   1»  iV   HrO,  Meat  Market,  61 

X  liurilick. 
Chadbovir  Benjamin,  restaurant.  Main. 
Cha>e  John  11,  saloon,  1  l  Pori.igc. 
Chvnch  Lcon.ird  C,  wood  and  hay,  Burdick. 
City   lloU'l.  joel  Waterbury  propr.  70  N 

Burdick. 

Claphan  \  MvP.m.ilds,  druggi>ts,  loo  NLiin. 
Clark  Wni.  -aloon,  24  N  Burdick. 
Clark  Wm  B  \  Son.  dry  j;«'ods,  131  Main. 
Cleenewerk  Benjamin,  tobacco  and  cifran;, 
S  Burdick. 


KAL 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


KAL 


(ALAMAZOO  EMERY  WHEEL  CO, 

KALAMAZOO,  MICH., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


-r 

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g  Machinery 


SOLID  AND  ELASTIC 


CORUNDUM  AND  EMERY  WHEELS 


Dealers  i 


in 


CORUNDUM,  EMERY  GLUE 


''acturers  in 


General 


AND    ALL    USERS    OF  WHEELS 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION 

^3^®=^  IJ^or  Grindiiia-  or  l^olisl liiio-, 
KALAMAZOO  EMERY  WHEEL  CO., 

BURR  BANNISTER,  Mn^av^el^ 

Kalamazoo,  Mich 


P.  0.  Drawer  236^. 


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SnCHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER. 


Clough  James  W,  4re.s--;miikin[-',  >lain. 
Cobb  T  S  >Sc  Son,  crr^ckery.  I02  Main. 
Coffin  Alexander  T,  t!ouring  mil!,  X  Burdick. 
Cohn  Adolph.  cii^ars  and  tobacco.  Main. 
Cohn  Mrs  Mary,  boardini^  house,  S  Burdick. 
Cohn  Morris,  clothing,  129  Main. 
Coleman  John  M,  dining  room,  ii6  Main. 
Collins   lohn,  boot  and  sho-emaker,    I  N 
BurJick. 

Coiatsi4«s  Frassri^,  Druggist.  140  Main. 
Colt  George  £c  Co,  ciry  good'^,  127  Main. 
Compton  I'Vank  W,  manager  A  &  P  &  A 

Telegraph  Oftice,  20  S  Burdick. 
Cornell  Albert  B,  physician,  150  Main. 
Come!!  .1  II   &    €0,  Mnfrs  Carriages 

and  SleighSj  etc,  42  Rose. 
Cramer  Meyer,  clotliing,  113  Main. 
Crane  &  }ililler,  wagon  makers,  cor  Asylum 

and  Michigan  aves. 
Craver  \Vm,  flour  and  feed,  96  Main. 
Crooks  &  Rowley,  agricultural  implements, 

12  Portage. 

Curtis  George  E,  supt  South  Haven  division 
of  the  M."C.  R.  R.,  Depot. 

D'Arcambal  Charles  S,  druggist,  132  Main. 

Davis  DeForest,  manager  International  Ho- 
tel, Burdick  cor  South. 

Davis  Edward  H.  propr  International  PIo- 
tel,  Burdick  cor  South. 

Davis  Kra-^rnu^,  nurser)-,  15  Grand. 

l>Slvi.S  Jaiue^^  M,  Attorney  and  Justice 
of  the  Peace,  23  N  Burdick. 

Davi.s  P  C  .S;  Son,  grocers'  i-;5  Main. 

Day  Hiram,  saw  tiling,  cor  Edward  and 
\Vater. 

Deitz  J  &  Sons,  grocers,  15  N  Burdick. 
Denton  jomes,  hats,  caps  and  turs,  126  Main. 
Desenberg  B  &  Co,  grocers,  115  Main. 
Desenbcrg  Mo.ses,  grocer,  N  Burdick. 
DeVisser  Wm.  &  Bro,  hardware,  103  S  Bur- 
dick. 

l>ewillj;'  &  Soja,  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds, 
N  Burdick. 

I>e¥4>e   iJ<iwin    ^1%   Insurance,  Real 

E:^tatc  and  Collecting  agent,  5  SBurdick. 
I><»Howay    Sioury    C,   Wines  and 

Li([uors,  47  N  Burdick. 
Dorgan  Thomas,  plumber  and  gas  fitter, 

Gale  Block. 
Doultleday  Abner  D,  sewing  machines,  N 

Burdick. 

Doyle  John,  cigars  and  tobacco,  16  S  Bur- 
dick. 

Oisd^eoil  *.V  Cohl),  Woo!  and  General 
Pro(iuce  Merchants,  99  N  Burdick. 

Dudley  Wm  H,  hardware.  146  Main. 

Dunbar  (.i  E  Ov:  Co.  merchant  millers,  32  S 
Burdick. 

Dungill  Jaines,  barber,  137  Main. 
Dyj^crf  Al\  in  1.,  Uphoi-terer,  85  Main. 

[Ser  aa':'.) 

Eaton  l>cwis  O,  pipe  organ  maker,  40  N 
Burdick. 


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t  E<1  wards  &  bheruooti.  Attorney. 
{      and  Counselors  at  I^w,  1.4.7  Main. 
'  Elliott  Gilbert  L,  ticket  agent,  M.  C.  R.  R. 
i  Depot. 

j   Emerson  Justin  E,  physician.  Asylum. 

i  Evens  Oeors^C  SK  agent  Howe  Sewing 

i       Machine  Co,  136  Main. 

j  Evits  ?vlyrr'n  H,  jeweler.  75  Main. 

Ewen  Frank  D,  ticket  agent,  L.  S.  <S:  M.  S. 
Depot. 

P^arm.ers'  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co,  John 
Milliam  prcs,  Moses  Kingsley  sec.  Court 
House. 

Fenton  Enos,  druggist,  15S  Main. 

First  National  Bank,  E  HuW  pres,  Chaunccy 

Strong  cashier,  123  Main. 
Fish  Edward  H,  grocer,  15  S  Burdick. 
Fiib  George  W,  grain  dealer,  Edward. 
Fisher  Daniel,  saloon,  91  Main. 
P'l-her,  Loveland  &  Fisher,  flouring  mills, 

S  Porter. 

Fiske  Ira  W,  physician,  i  S.  Burdick. 

FK'tcber  William,  Attorney  and 
Counselor  at  Law,  97  .Main. 

Ford  Oliver  S,  grocer,  13S  Main. 

Fowler  iV'  Fuller,  liveiy,  X  Burdick. 

Fowler  Jame<,  saloon,  15  N  Burdick. 

Francoi-e  Lsaac,  blacksmith.  Main. 

Friedman  Zerline,  grocer,  49  Main. 

Galligan  John,  sewing  machines.  17  S  Bur- 
dick. 

Gates  Jasper  C,  hv.vyer.  Main. 

(lib-: in  -S:  Throp,  pump  mnfrs,  36  N  Rose. 

C^idilillji*  On-ill  X,  Real  Estate,  122 

Gidding.,  Theron,  saddlery  hardware,  1 10 
Main. 

Globe  Casket  Mufg  Co,  Wm  B  Clark,  pres. 

Myron  F  Caner  sec.  29  N  Burdick. 
fi!oviM'    Charles,    Photographer,  123 

^L\in.    [Str  (Uh-.) 
Goodale  John  C,  show  case  mnfr,  Burdick. 
Gore  Matthew,  grocer,  Kalama..oo  avf. 
Gr  ind  ean  Gu<tave,  flouring  mill.  Main. 

I  <jiran<l  ISapi'ls  &  Indiana  K. 

Passenger  Depot,  C   J  Hupp  Agent,  cor 

Pitcher  and  Main. 
Green  fames,  harness  maker,  3S  X  Burdick. 
Green  John,  saloon,  Main. 
Gri'Hlv  I-  4.1:  Sou,  Dvers  and  Scourers. 

S  X  Rose. 

Gritnn  Elmore  L,  secretaiy  Kalama/00  Em- 
ery Co,  1 1 7  >Liin. 

Grimes  Fr.mk,  jew  eler.  141  Main. 

Grosvcnor  Rufus  H,  lawyer.  Court  House. 

Ctrym  John  G,  meal  niarket.  North. 

Haines  P  L     Otis,  grocers.  40  S  Burdick. 

Kail  George  D  B,  books  and  sLitioncry.  UJ* 
Maii\. 

n.\n^:omb  B  vS:  S,  boots  and  shoes.  14? 
Main. 

Ila!-ra11  A   J 01111  in;;^,  Saloort  ao^ 

Billiard  Hall,      b  Murdick. 


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IS'SiJ^ies    Josisiil     li^    AUoniey  and 

Coiinselor-at-]-a\v,  14S  Maiiu 
Hawkins  Seward,  pium.'oer,  5  S  Rose. 
Hazard   Albert   A,    Loots  and  sr.oe.^,  137 

Main. 

If  essdersost  Franli,  Miifr  of  Society 
Uniforms  arid  Roga'ias,  !0.|  Main. 

Henky  Michael,  saloon.  Water. 

Hcrrliric^er  Leonard,  saloon,  {'ortaj^e. 

Herron  Wir.  propr^  Herron  House,  11  and 
13  Porter. 

Hewson  'i']iomr>s  J,  news  dealer^  S  S  Bur- 
dick. 

Hicks  Levi,  tnocer,  67  Main. 

Hic^ley  &  Huiitiey.  s^trncral  store,  78  Main. 

IIHi'liolXTl  '  Attorney  and  Coun- 
selor at  Law,  122  .\Liin. 

Hobbs  Mrs  Alice  L,  h.iir  goo<L,  15  S  Burdick. 

ModgeSi  Csspi  <.*lH>r^'e  Livery 
and  Sale  Stidilc,  X  liurdick. 

Hodgnian  Henry,  biacksraith,  Rose. 

Lloedernaker  John,,  grocer,  cor  Park  and 
Ransom. 

Lioek  &  Bleyker,  planini;  indij  cor  Portage 

anrl  Taylor. 
I.Soeli.*iCra  Jariesi,  Grocer,  98  Portage, 
tloiier  Leopold,  boots  and  shoes,  S4  Main. 
Hollister  George  E,  paint>j  papier  hangings, 

etc,  30  S  Burdick. 
Ffoltcn  Joh  n,  boots  and  shoes,  SS  N  Burdick, 
IS^HI-erahoii.se  J       Co,   Planing  Mill 

and  Lumber  Dealers,. 36  N  Burdick. 
Ho[)kins  James  \V,  iu.-itice  ot  tlie  peace,  12 

S  Burdick. 
Llorn  Rol)eit,  propr  Pacific  House,  }*Iain. 
Llotop    Bros,    pro[)rs  American    Hotel,  44 

Main. 

Floward  Andrew,  barficr,  N  Burdick. 
LIubbard  &  Allen,  grocers,  29  N  I.Uirdick. 
Hucroctt  &  Averill,    groceries    and  nicat;>, 

Kalamazoo  a\  c, 

W«Sl  Jf.  Singer  Sewing  NLichincs, 

145  Main. 

Hupp  Charles  I,  station  agent,  G.  l\.  L  R. 
R.  depot. 

Hurd  Fienry  M,  physiciin,  Asylum.  • 
lt?.10!'ii:&iioaBaI       fiSotoI,  DeForest 

Davis  Manager,  Buuiick,  cor  South.  (Sir 

adv. ) 

Irish  Ewin       lawyer,  2  1  N  Burdick. 
Tsbell  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  S5  Main. 
Israel  M  &  Co,  dry  goods,  147  Main. 
Jacobson  Mis  S  A,  millinery,  141  Main. 
James  Robert  P,  dcnrisi,  113  Main. 
Jiiiiii;i*><*li  l'h:irk>  !■%  Gun  .MnlV  and 

Inn\rance  .\gent,  65  .Main. 
Johnson  P  'i\  clair\ti)ant,  1 16  Main. 
Jnncs  &  (""tirlton,  pum[-  mnfrs^  cor  Asy!un\ 

and  Michigan  aves. 
J«.)nes  John  R,,  faricy  goods,  99  Maii\. 
.lo.V  illMlHMl  \,  Lt.pior  Healer  and  Roc- 

titier,  20  Water, 
Judge  Geo,  maltster,  cor  Norlli  and  Burdick, 


Judson  Flobert  F.  lawyer,  21  N  Burdick. 

Kalamazoo  Bu^iiiiess  Collcirt*,  W.t. 

V  ['arsons,  i  res,  cor  Main  and  Burdicl^. 
!  See  cidv.  I 

Iiah!]iiaz<vo  ilWy  ISaiik.  F  W  Cur 

tenius  I're . ;  C  S  Dayton,  Cash;  1-4 
Mam. 

lia{ainay:oo   F.mcry  ^VJit'el 

Burr  Bannister,  Manager,  I  17  Main.  \^S<e 

adz.) 

£ialainazo«»  CiazeUe  (Weekly),  A  | 
Shakespeare.  Eddtor  and  Propr,  99  Main. 
(See  adv.) 

Ka!ama7oo  Handte  Mnfg  Co,  Heehc,  Forifts. 

B:jrrle(t  vS:  Forbe^^,  s  e  village  limits. 
lia!at3;azo«>  lloi;»o,  Frank"  A  ToAA 

I'ropr,  Mai'i, 
lvalamaz(^o  Knitting  Co,  C  Freschi  pres,  in 

^Lain, 

Kalamazoo  P.i[>er  Co,  paper  mill,  J  P  Wocxl- 
bury  pres.  ]  Parsons  sec,  2  s  (^f  village. 

MaJ:i«)a/ioo  PiiiiiiMhiit^  C'oin|i'y, 

i'r"pr.s  Kaiaujazo'j  Telegraph  and  .Michi- 
gan Freemasnn,  20  and  22  S  Burdick. 
((Sv  adv.) 

Kalamazoo  Spring  Works,  B  M  .\ustin  pres, 
j  K  Wagner  sec.  cor  I'ark  and  Eleanor. 

S^aiaaia/.oo  l'<'!eirt"a|»!i  (Daily  and 
Weekly),  H  L  XeLson,  Editor,  Kalani.iroo 
Publishing  Co,  Proprs,  20  and  22  S  Bur- 
dick. 

Karcher  Miss  Emma,  die-isniaker,  S9  Main. 
liaiiliV'r       I5fO\VlU'Il.  Tin  and  Shccl 

Iron  Workers.  94  Water, 
Kaufman  Levi,  flour  and  feed.  Gale  Block, 
Keller  George,  boarding  house,  S2  N  Bur- 
dick. 

K^'lIoSi^  .ilberl.  Broom  Mnfr.  S5  Wa- 
ter. 

Kellogg  Geo  D,  manager  W  U  Telegr.iph, 

ofiice  5  S  liurdit.  k. 
Kcl«»t\y    A"    ll<»lllfOll,    Attorney";  m! 

(.'ommercial  .Agents  lor  Tapjian.  McKdIop 
Co,  14  S  Burdick. 
Kendall  Lucus  B.  postmaster  and  president 

Kalamazoo  Publishing  Co,   20  anvl  22  > 

Burdick. 

Kenward  Wm.  meat  market.  67  Main. 
Kidder  \  Brucn,  drv  i^.^^rls,  \y)  Mam. 
Kiinhall  A  Austin  .^li»i;:ro.  Steam 

Engino,  Boilers,  Etc,  35  and  41  Ko>e. 
King  Henry  \V,  grocer,  iSo  Main. 
King  James  \\  ,  pump  ninfr.  35  Rose. 
Kingnian  .V  C,  attorney,  with  May  Powci- 
Knerr   San.uel    G,    merchant    tailor,  I**' 

.Main. 

Knight  joht\  I,  coal  dealer.  54  W.iTer. 
1  Kraiik  <i!«*or;;t»,  Pr.»pi  German  Hou-^o. 

j       17  Porter, 

!  Krichb.^un)  John,  blacksmith.  26  Water. 
Krymer  Wesley,  vliuggist,  6  Portage. 
Lnkey  .\Ibcrt  L,  carpenter  and  buiidc  . 
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\%'''m  111,  Carriage  Trimmer,  cor 
Buvdick  and  Eleanor. 
Lapham  &  Waterbury,  tanners  and  curriers, 
71  Main. 

Imwreisee  €hi\pinn  Founders  and 
Machinists, and  Mnfr^  Diamond  Iron  Plows 
cor  Rose  ?.nd  Water. 

Leavitt  VVm  F,  watches  and  jev.'-elry,  127 
Main. 

Lenz  M  &  Co,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  63  N 
Burdick. 

Levi  Bros,  clothiers,  109  Main. 

■lilienfeld  1)  &  Rro.  cigar  mnfrs  and  dealers 
in  tobacco,  1 12  Main. 

I/Ocher  Bernhard,  brewer,  6  S  Burdick. 

Luby  Lawrence,  New  York  Hotel,  N  Bur- 
dick. 

Lumbard  Mrs  Anna  M,  dressmaker,  105 
Main. 

Lyon  &  Lage,  paper  ninfrs,  mills  at  Plain- 
well,  89  Main. 

McBride  [olsn.  saddle  an  ^  harness  mciker,  19 
N  Burdick. 

McCnne  Benjamin,  watches  and  jewelry,  1 58 
Main. 

McGoff  John,  plasterer,  Kalamazoo  ave 
McGrain  Lawrence,  saloon,  74  N  Burdick. 
McKee  John,  furnirure  dealei',  N  Burdick. 
McMillan  John,  agricultmal  inipleiner\ts,-  14 
Porter. 

McSweency  Terrence,  blacksmith,  34  Rose. 
McUilough  Thomas,  meat' market.  Portage. 
Mnllon    Miss   Maggie,  confectiunery,   22  vS 
Burdick. 

Maloy  ['~>hn,  -wines  and  li(|uors,  83  ^Llin. 
Mat5ses<»«J    Ah-\aiHlt.'r,  Stone  Yard, 
Main. 

Maury  Victor,  barber.  Main. 

May  tt:  MaSOSI,  Attorneys  and  Counsel- 
ors ai  Law.  T50  Main. 

May  A:  PoW<*rs,  Attorneys  and  Counsel- 
.ors  at  Law  140  Main. 

Mayers  George,  saloon,  34  ^^ain. 

M^^iiard  AnfJllStllS,  Contractor  for  Cut 
Stone,  96  N  Burdick, 

Merrill  &  McCourtie,  merchant  millers,  19,8 
Burdick. 

Metcalf  Abraham  T,  dentist,  103  Main. 
Meyerhoff  Franz,  jeweler,  65  Main. 
M!<'lli;i;;-S9H  C'eJitral  It.  It..  Passenger 

Dejioi,  G  L  Flliott  agfut,  cor  i'-uidick  and 

Willinrd. 

I^Iit'liiy^aii  l'i-<H!inasoii,  (Monthly), 
Dr.  Foster  Pratt  Editor,  Kalamazoo  Pub- 
lishing Co    Proprs,  20  and  22  S  Burdick. 

(Sff  luu'.) 

MU'hf*:::iu  XaHoiiul  ISaiik,  W  A 

Wood  I'res,  J  W  Taylor  Ca>hier,  117 
M.iin. 

Miller  ^li;  Allen,  meat  market,  17S  Main. 
Miller  Maurice,  lancy  poods,  144  Stain. 
Miller  Michael,  shoemaker,  r4  N'  Rose. 
Miller  Miles  i\  s«'\ving  m.ichines,  105  Main. 


Mills  Alfred  J,  attorney,  3  S  P.ose. 
Mohr  Jacob,  saloon,  94  N  Burdick. 
Montague  Henry,  steward  of  asylum,  Abv- 
lum. 

Moore  Merritt, insurance  and  real  estate  100 
Main. 

MoOB'e  Quale,    Publishers   of  the 

Goveriiment  of  Michigan,  ico  Main,  (^-c 

Moore  \Vashington,  barber,  N  Burdick. 
Morgan  PU'.gh,  confectioner.  N  Burdick. 
Morse  Wilia'.d  jr,  fancy  goods.  135  Main. 
Nathans  &  Schuster,  grocers,  cor  M.'.in  and 

Burdick. 

NSi?io&ial  Sfotel,  T  H  BlancvJPropr,  a: 
M.  C.  L.  K.  Depot.  ' 

Nelson  Hcjir}'  T^,  editor  Kalamazoo  Tele- 
graph, 22  S  Burdick. 

Ncuijsaicr   (ieorjje  *V  Co,  Stean 

Brewery,  .Michig.in  ive. 
Newton  Nels(^n  A.  blacksmith,  16  Porter. 
Nickles  George  W,  l)arber,  cor  Main  and 

R.ise. 

Xoi  lioil  .''^J ili^.x,  .'^aloon.  N  P.urdick. 
Olmsted  Oliver  K,  lunlertaker.  93  .\Liin. 
O'Xeil  John,  grocer,  9v:»  N  Burdick. 
CVNeill  Thomas,  meat  market,  S  Burdick. 
Pacific  Honsr.  Robert  Horn  pror«r.  Main. 
Packard  Cu'len  C,  photographer.  R^3  NJnin. 
Palmer  Gc'^rge  C,  phy-ician.  .Asylum. 
Paris  t^-  Lo'."-^,  black-smiths.  Water. 
l*afE*.or  f>aBB!i*l  \Y,  Jobber  in  Carbon 

and  Lubricating  Oils,  l'Obo.\2ii. 
P  irker  Hei.ry  S.  hatx  and  caps,  T37  Main. 
Parker  John,  livery.  Water. 
•Parker  \\  m  F.  liatler.  10;  Main. 
Parson^  Wm  F.  pre>  l\ilama7<>i  Bu>ine««s 

Colkge,  cor  .Main  and  Burilick, 
Parsons,  Woovl    l\:    Phel|">s,   hardware,  i-5 

Main. 

Payne  Charles  E,  restaurant,  N  Burilick. 
I*i'arce  Ki<*Iiar«l,  Pork  Packer,  3  ^ 
Rose. 

Peck  vv;  Buike,  lawyers.  117  Main. 
Pelgrim  Lia  C,  confectioncjy.  73  Main. 
Pendleton  \  Luca.sse,  wind  milN.  5  Elea- 
nor. 

Perrin  I  J      Co,  hardware,  122  Main. 
Perry  Mrs  Mary,  b<iarding  house,  9  S  Rose. 
I'crry   tUnrr  II,  Agent  U  S  E.\pre^ 

Co,  9  Porl.ige. 
Phelp>      P.tgeiow,  wiml  mills,  3  l"'lcan«>r. 
I'lttllip**  nt'los,  Mnlr  Star  Organ  an  ^ 

Dealer  in  I'lanos,  F.lc,  iS  N  Rose. 
Phill:p>  Frank,  dry  goods.  1(14  Main. 
Phillij^s  George    H,  harne'-s  maker,  14  ^ 

Ro<e. 

I'liillips  1,.  Suit  Hinider.  U 

W.Uei 

I'ick  \rd  \- Co.  aiiction  .nnil  con»mis>ion.  l'** 

M.un. 

potior  Morris  II,  phologmphct,  I  iS  M,v'>. 
Pori«M  Mosis.  physician,  5  S  i»uivii\.k. 


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Potter  l^rt^.S,  Cigar  Mnfrs  and  Grocers,  \ 

39  N  Burdick. 
Potter  E  M,  nursery.  Asylum  ave. 
Pratt  Foster,  physician,  141  Main.  ^  j 

Prenace  Alonzo  T.  steamship  agent,  116 

Main. 

Ranaey  Alfre<}  H,  gr^'Cer,  23  N  Burdick. 
Raseniann  Louis,  t:iilor,  (13  Main. 
lieCHl  GeA>r-^e        Studio,  118  Main. 
Reicble  Kien\aaz,  saloon,  Si  Porter. 
Reid-sc^ma  J,  grocer,  99  vS  Burdick. 
Reynolds  I'atrick,  hotel,  35  N  Burdick.  j 
Richardson  &  Allen,   picture  framed.  38  S 
Burdick. 

Richardson    Thomas,    meat   market,  156 

Main  and  37  N  Burdick. 
Riley  Wm  K,  i>ropr  Burdick  House,  Main. 
Roberts  &  Brundage,  builders,  Eleanor. 
Roberts  &  FEiilhovvre,  druggists,  14S  Main, 
lloi'kror^l  €loil?C'?=>  1*S25  €/o,  Wm 

PI  Ovingtun,  Pres  ;  H  P  Stockton,  Sec; 

28  and  30  Frank.    [Sa  adv.) 
Rodiger  F  Herman,  furniture,  13  Porter. 
Rolson  John,  barber,  N  Burdick, 
Roos  E  J  &  Co,  dry  goods,  135  Main. 
Roos  Elbert  S,  lawyer,  3  S  Rose. 
Rose  John  W,  soda  water  ranfr.  Church, 
liO^eubmiJIl     .Ssiiliuei,  Wholesale 

Notions,  17  N  Burdick. 
Ruppert  Jolin,  saloon,  92  N  Burdick. 
Schaberg  H  H,  baker,  105  S  Burdick. 
Scherer  Bros,  barbers,  6  S  Burdick. 
Schilling  LoLUS,  grocer,  iS  Portage. 
Schroder  Henry,  brewer,  77  Main. 
SeoU,  Sabi?!  ^  ^ieolt,  Clotlung  and 

Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  105  Main. 
Sebring  J  L  &  Co,  grain  dealers.  Main. 
Seligman  Morris,  clotliing,  87  Main. 

Scveroass,  KoiKleauaii  ilk.  Tur- 

llCl*,  Attorneys  and  Counselors  at  Law, 
19  N  Burdick. 
Seymour  Geo,  propr  Sheridan   House,  cor 
Main  and  R'se. 

SUjikesipeare  AiidriMv  J.  Editor 

and  Pro[n-  Kalamazoo  Gazette^  99  Main. 

Shakespeare  &  Rounds, books  and  stationery, 
143  Main. 

Sheldon  T  P&  Co,  bankers,  97  Main. 

Sheridan  House,  Geo  Seymour  propr,  cor 
Main  and  Rose. 

Sherwood  Alphouso,  flour  and  feed,  Main. 

«>»liiC>i(N  ISoberi,  Carriage  and  Wagon 
^Laker,  cor  Edward  and  Water. 

Sill  &  Partridge,  physician'*,  Rose. 

Simons  John  W,  wor~,ted  g'>ods,  143  Main. 

Sleeper  E  W     Co,  coal  and  wood,  34  Main. 

Smith.  Charles  E,  conveyancer,  147  .Main. 

Smith  Joseph  P,  >e(\)nd  hand  goods,  X  Bur- 
dick. 

Smith  Mrs  M  .\,  millinery,  N  Burdick. 
Smith  R  vV  Son,  painters,  I2n  Main. 
Smith   W  S,   Grover  cSc  Baivcr  sewinjj  ma- 
chiufs,  19  S  Burdick, 


Solomon  Thomas,  barber,  19  N  Burdick. 
Southwonh  Randall  \V,  paints,  oils,  etu,  21 

N  Burdick, 
Sprague  Arthur  P,   boots   and   shoes,  79 

Main. 

Stafford  Geo  W  &  Co,  barbers,  cor  Rose  .-"n'! 
Main. 

Stanley  Charles   E,  Railroad  House,  100 

N  Burdick. 
Stein  &  Co,  billiard  saloon,  Main. 
Stern  H  &  Co,  clothiers,  loS  Main. 
Stevens  Pelick,  boots  and  shoes,  160  Main. 
Steward  Nathaniel  H,  lawyer,  147  Main. 
Stilwell  Wm  T,  physician.  5-^  Main. 
Stockbridge,  Egleston   &  Co,    lumber,  91 

Portage, 

Stone  F  S  &  Son,  grocers^  1 30  Main. 
Stone  Horace  A,  notions,  2S  S  Bardick. 
SaHtl5^*i  SSeury,  P)entist,  119  Main. 
Sumner  .A.  B,  lawyer,  116  Main. 
Sweotlimd  Cillt'l),  Marble  Works.  90 

N  Burdick. 
Sweetland  C  i;  Co,  lumber,  54  Main. 
Sv,eetlaiifl        ^leiXJiril,  Mnfrs  Frear 

Artih.cial  Stone,  96  N  iJardick. 
Tappan,  McKillcip  &  Co,  commercial  agenc^ . 

Kelsey  Osc  Moulton  agents,  14  S  Bur.iick. 
Tavlor  George  W,  clothier.  137  Main. 
Taylor  Janies   \\\  Agent  American 

Express  Co,  5  and  7  S  Burdick. 
Thompson  J  Wilfred,  insurance,  122  Main. 
Tierney  Patrick  G,  blacksmith. 
Todd   Frank  A,  propr    Kalam.a/.oo  House. 

Main. 

Tolciiarrt   JailU'S  M,  Freight  Agent 
.  L.  S.     ^L  S.  R.  R.,  Dep.v.. 
TomIin=on  Wm    A,  pre>  Austin,  Tomlin.-ci 

&  Web-ier  and  Kimball, .\u>tin  &  Co  Mn;^ 

Companies,  150  Main. 
Trebing  Charles  W,  restaurant,  cor  Main  and 

Burdick. 

Trowbridge  c*v:  Crosby,  grocers,  104  Main. 
Turner  Jame-,  baker,  13  N  Burd\ck. 
Tuthill  Oscar  T,  lawyer,  124  Main. 
Trombly  John  H,  physician,  A-ylum. 
Tyler  &  Turner,  planing  mil!,  98  Water. 
Underwood  H  iram,  b  .ker,  Port.ige. 

liiKlcrwooa  5lnr«:  Co,  Shin  Mntr 
H  C  Underwood  Pres,  G  L  Allen  S*  c  a;' 
Trea-,  29  and  ;i  N  B\ir<iick. 

Upjohn  Miss  Helen  M,  physician,  29  S  Bur- 
dick. 

Upjohn  Henry  N,  physician,  29  S  Purvhck 

Ui'iol.n  Uriah,  phy-ician.  29  S  Pur. lick. 

I  (oriiiai  Ul    Jaiol».  P  tash  Mm 

.V-ylun;  ave. 
Valentine  Jonathan,  grocer.  Main. 
VanPockovc  S,  gr'K'cr,  S  P>Mt.ic«?. 
Vance  Mrs  Kate,  dres>m.ikc:r,  78  Main. 
Vandelaare  Cornelius.  Imker,  S7  IVvlai^ 
Vandusen  Edwin  H,  physician,  sui>»  ol  A  >• 

hnn.  A-ylum. 
VanKetsen  J  J  vV  Uru.  40  Main. 


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VanLoghem  Amoldj  bilUaid  liall,  12  S  Bur- 
dick. 

VanSickles  Aki6})hus,  photographer,  loS 
Main. 

Verity  &  Brown,  printers,  162  Main, 

Vosburg  Mrs  H  E,  dressmaker,  15S  Main. 

Wagner  John      saloon,  21  Portage. 

Wagner  Win,  harness  maker,  33  X  Burdick. 

Waibridge  Samuel  E,  flouring  mills,  Porter. 

Walton  Eulass  L,  carriage  painter,  cor  Bur- 
dick and  Eleanor. 

Waterbliry  Bauiel,  Wines,  Liquors, 
Tobacco,  lie,  II  N  Burdick. 

Waterbury  Joel,  propr  City  Hotel,  70  N  Bur- 
dick. 

Wattles  Isaac  N,  lawyer,  3  S  Rose. 
Wattles  Myrtle,  meat  marker,  142  3klain. 
Weber  Christian,  boots  and  shoes,  93  Main. 
Welch  John  E,  auction  and  commission,  N 
Rose. 

Wcotbrook  Milton,  dentist,  123  Main. 
V/heaton  Wm  G,  civil  engineer.  Rose, 
Wheaton  Mrs  Wm  G,  phyr^ician,  Rose. 
Wheeler  Samuel  R,  freight  agent  ^L  C.  R. 
R,,  depot. 

Whipple  George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  19  N 
Burdick. 

\\T:iipple,  Hope  &  Co,  builders.  Church. 
Whipple  &   Pattison,   bill   posters,  Union 
Hall. 

Whitcomb  Legrand,  flouring  mill,  e  of  vil- 
lage limits. 

White  Wallace  S,  photographer,  116  ^Liin. 

Wicks  &  Tyrrell,  meat  marker,  9  S  Burdick. 

Wiidey  Eli  W,  oculist,  162  Main. 

Willard  Justin,  saloon,  Main. 

Williams  Amasa,  saloon,  65  Water. 

W^illiams,  Smith  &  Co,  wind  mi]]  mnfrs,  7 
Eleanor, 

Wilson  A  &  G,  tanners,  95  Main. 

Wilson  Miss  Eliza,  hair  goods,  N  Burdick. 

Winslow  George  W  &  Son,  marble  works. 
Portage. 


Winterberg  Abram,  cigar  mnfr,  20  S  Burdick. 
Wood  R  ^vi  Co,  paints  a.nd  oils.  Water. 
Wood  Mti^  Sarah,  millinery,  160  Main. 
V/ood  Wra  A,  pres  Michigan  National  Bank 
117  Main. 

Woo<!hain3  Kros,  Music  Dealers,  4S 
and  50  X  Burdick. 

WorCiey  Alfred  C,  Watches,  Clocks 

and  Jewelry,  120  }.L'^.in. 
Tco    Jfiiiies   Si,   Veterinar}'  Surgeon, 

Water. 

Teo  'fortiujcr  P,  Blacksmith,  Water 
^iinriieraiiaa  J<aiiies,  Railroad  Con- 
tractor, Intcrnatiunal  Hotel. 
Zolen])crg  Jacob,  grocer.  Ransom. 

Kx^.LAMO. 

A  village  of  Eaton  county,  10  miles  west 
of  Charlotte,  the  county  seat.  The  surround- 
ing country  is  a  good  farming  region,  and 
well  timbered.  Shi{)  to  Vennontviile,  on  the 
Grand  River  Valley  division  of  the  M.  C. 
R.  R.,  six  miles  south.  Population  150. 
Warren  Ackley,  postmaster. 

BU.SIN'E.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Ackermann  D  W,  cooper. 

Ackley  Warren,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Adams  A  W,  physician. 

Cessna  J  P,  physician. 

Clements  E,  sleigh  maker. 

Crandal  F  A,  grocer, 

Elmer  Rev,  (Congregationalist), 

Goddard  H  C,  hotel. 

Gridley  Hiram,  lumber  mnfr. 

Hartwell  J  B,  general  store. 

Herring  Chi^rles,  saloon, 

Jackson  J  B,  blacksmith. 

Potter  F  M,  ^tave  mnfr. 

Riley  Rev,  (Methodist). 

Sherman  C  C.  carpenter. 

Shuter  Charles,  wagon  maker. 

Smith  ..i  Gridioy,  general  store. 


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The   Government  of  Michiiran, 

ITS  HISTORY  AND  lURiSPRUDENCE. 

Also,  a  Brief  Outhne  of  the 

GO?EEITMEIt  01  THB  Vmm  STATBS, 

By  CHARLES  R.  BROWN. 

Second   Edition,    Revised    by    the  A.utlior. 

PUBLISHED   BY  MOORE  &  ^  QUALE. 
KALA^MZOO,  MICHIGAN. 

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KAL  AND  ETJSINILSS  DIRFCIOP.Y. 


KALKASK/i. 

Kalkaska  is  situated  in  the  central  part  of 
Kalkaska  coLinty,  on  the  North  Boardman 
river  and  on  the  G.  R.  <ic  I.  FL  R.      It  is  the 
seat  of  justice  lor  the  county,  and  contains  j 
vix  stores,  two  hotels,  a  saw-mili  and  a  news-  { 
paper  ofiice  (the  Kalkaskian).    Hard  wood  I 
and  pine  timber   aboimii    in  this  vicinity. 
Grain,  hay  and  potatoes  are  produced,  Dis- 
Ltnce  from  Grand  RapidSj  137  miles,  Tele- 
oraph — Western   Union.      Population  250. 
A  A  Abbott,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Abbott  O  S  &  Co,  lumber  nmfrs. 
Birdsali  H  L,  carpenter. 
Caton  1,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Farrand  C  VV,  hardware  and  physician. 
Foster  K  L,  dry  goods  ard  millinery, 
Fralick  James  B,  carpenter. 
Gage  John,  station  agent, 
liicks  5:  Abbott,  proprs  Clayton  House. 
Howe  B  b,  Ia^\-yer. 
Howe  Mrs.  B  S,  dressmaker. 
Hunt  J,  general  store.  ♦ 
Jones  A  m.a^on. 
Kellogg  A  T.  Ia'..'yer. 
Kilgijre  Rev  O.  {  Baptist). 
Mc Farrand  Wni  C,  provi-ions, 
Morgan,  physician. 
Poole  A  S,  carpenter. 
Poole  Robert  O,  carpenter.  . 
Savage  Rev,  (Congregatlonalist.) 
Selkirk  &  Hodges,  druggi~;ts. 
Selkirk  Olive  E,  millinc-y  and  ladies'  fur- 
nishing, 

Stacy  S  W,  nev/s  and  -tatioiiery. 
Sweet  C  P,  editor  Kalkaskian  and  lawyer. 
Travis  &  Mesick,  trroceries  and  clothing, 
Tyler  Hewitt,  propr  Kalkaska  House. 


'  KASSON. 

A  village,  known  in  the  vicinity  as  Maple 
City,  in  Kassou  township,  Leelanaw  county. 
It  is  iS  miles  west  of  Traverse  City,  and  12 
south  of  Glen  Arbor.  It  has  a  p  'pulation  of 
450,  a  bowl  and  l^room  handle  factory,  and 
ships  maple  sugar,  cord\AOod,  wooden  bowls 
and  brot.im  handles.  Settled  iS6i.  It  ha- 
a  seiui-weekly  maii.  W  S  Peck,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Cleveland  D,  cooper. 

Cnnvell  \V  H  &  Co,  general  store  and  mnfrs. 

Freeman  K,  surveyor. 

t'rice  To-ef'h.  hlack-;niith. 

Stiickiin  j  S,  wagon  maker, 

Tiltcju  J        painter  and  paper  hamper. 

^\  illiauis  C  \V,  conveyancer  and  real  estate 

Wil  Son  A  R,  physici.in. 


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KAWKAWLIN, 

A  village  of  Bay  county,  and  a  station  on 
the  line  of  the  Jackson,  Lansing  &  Saginaw 
R.  R.,  14.  miles  above  Bay  City.  Population 
600.  It  is  the  ideation  o:  an  exren.'^ive  <aw- 
n-.i!!.  and  lumber  is  the  principal  article 
shipped.  Telegraph — Western  Union;  Ex- 
press— American.    F.  E.  Dunn,  f>ostmastcr. 

B C.-i I X ESS  DI    r CT'  -R Y . 

Ballou,  Ciuslin  &  Co,  general  store. 

Ballou  O  A      Co,  lumber,  lath  and  shingles. 

Clough  Rev  H. 

I)unn       E  &;  Son,  drugs,  stationery,  etc. 
Farrell  D  F,  e.xpress  agent. 
McGuiness  M,  hotel  and  butcher. 
Mclntyre  R  iNI,  physician. 
Rubert  A  J,  hotel  and  shoemaker. 
Vaugiian  W  C,  physician. 

KEELER  CENTER. 

{  ^ee  Keeleri  ilu.) 


KEELER  VILLE. 

Keelerville  (also  known  as  Keeler  Center) 
is  a  village  of  Keeler  township,  Van  Buien 
count)  ,  19  miles  southwest  of  Paw  Paw,  and 
10  due  west  of  Decatur,  on  the  M,  C.  R. 
R.,  its  usual  shipping  station.  The  land  here- 
abouts is  timbered  and  adapted  to  fruit  cul- 
ture. Wheat,  pork,  wool  and  iVuit  are 
shipped.  The  village  has  a  population  of 
about  250.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  Car- 
rie Wheeler,  postmistress. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bartliolomew  George,  physician,  druggist, 

•and  •z^rocQ.x. 
Bradtltld  Jonathan,  wagon  maker. 
Case  Jam-.s.  cabinet  maker. 
Draper  Wm  E,  harnc-s  maker  and  painter. 
Durden  James  E,  stationery  and  U)ot  and 

shoemaker. 
George  Charles    E,  justice  of  peace  and 

painter. 

Hackett  OrlanJo  A,  carpenter. 

Havens  Wm  H,  carpenter. 

McMillan  John,  blacksmith. 

Moon  Rev  Charles  E  i  Congregaiionalist). 

CHven  Geo  W.  ijoaeral  stoie. 

t'ritchard  Jarcd,  black.smith. 

Reamer  James,  furuiture  mnfr. 

Rubert  lames,  cooper. 

Scott  Geo  G,  cooper. 

Tuttle  l^lijah  E,  hoots  and  shoes. 

Woodward  Rev  S  C  (Methodist). 

KEENE, 
A  postofuce  id  K- enc  town^hin,  Ionia 
county,  9  miles  ws  i  of  Ionia,  and  7  north  of 
vSaranac,  on  the  D.  M.  K.  R.  Wheat, 
wo  1,  butler  anvl  Uve  .slock  are  the  chief  pro* 
ducts  of  the  vi<. inity.  It  lia^  semi-weekly 
mail.    Edwin  Abbey,  pu>tuiaster. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Abbey  Edwin,  wagoii  maker. 

Abbott  Ephraim,  chair  and  rake  nmfr. 

Hart  Geo.  blacksmifh. 


KELLY'S  COENERS, 

A  smali  village  containing  about  150  in- 
habitants, situated  on  the  line  between  AVood- 
stock  township,  Lenawee  county,  andColum.- 
bia  township,  Jackson  county.  It  is  ^4  mile 
from  Woodstock  station,  on  the  D,  H.  &I,R.R. 
Distance  from  Adrian  22  miles,  from  Detroit 
72  njiiles.  The  country  in  the  vicinity  is 
gently  Uiiduiating  and  devoted  to  agricul- 
ture. Grain,  live  stock,  pork,  apples,  butter, 
etc,  are  shipped.    O  Kelly,  postmaster. 

BUST XF.SS  D r Pv ECTOR Y. 

Champlain  L  L.  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Daily  J  A,  blacksmith. 

Jackson  \Vm,  lumber  and  -shingles. 

Kelly  &  Brooks,  grain  and  produce. 

Kelly  O,  station  agent.  • 

Kelly  (a:  Rowley,  general  store. 

Paine  John,  general  store. 

Rowley  D  D,  druggist  and  express  agent. 

Shoemaker  D  S,  boots  and  shoes. 

Swaiiie  Mrs  A,  millinery. 

Swaine  S  B  <S:  Co,  lumber  and  :>hingles. 


KENDALL, 

Sixteen  miles  west  of  Kalamazoo,  on  the 
K.  &  S.  H.  branch  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  i^ 
the  thriving  little  village  of  Kendall. 
Though  only  the  outgrowtii  of  the  railroad, 
and  dating  bur  from  about  1S70,  it  numbers 
400  inhabitants,  and  has  a  chair  factory,  a 
stave  factory,  a  flouring  mill,  all  the  property 
of  a  company  operating  on  a  capital  of  Sioo,'- 
000,  and  employing  in  busy  times  from  75  to 
ICO  hands.  There  is  also  a  brickyard, 
saw  mill,  and  planing  miil,  and  a  wagon  fac- 
tory. There  is  also  a  $3,000  school  house,  a 
good  Methodist  church,  and  a  Presbvterian 
church  prospectively.  The  soil  in  the  vicin- 
ity is  sandy  and  productive,  and  the  timber  is 
chiefly  oak,  though  there  is  some  pine.  Ken- 
dall is  in  Pine  Grove  township,  Van  Buren 
county.  Telegraph — Western  Union.  Ex- 
press American.    Albert  Arms,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bradley  L  S,  painter. 
Cornell  W,  physician. 
David  Bros,  general  store. 
DeCoe  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Dodwell  James,  h.;rness  maker. 
<-ay  A       Saw  Mill. 
Howlainl  oc  Voorliies,  general  store, 
jnk'':^h.im  A,  cooner. 
Johnson,  Twblas  .V  Co,  brick  makers. 
Knowlcs  L  D,  physician  and  surgeon, 
l  ane     Raymond,  blacksmiths  "and  wj 
makers. 


31cKr»y  A.  Saw  Mill. 

Malioy  P  R,  agent  K.  k  S.  H.  R.  R.  . 

American  Express. 
Marker  Rev.  Wm  A.  fPresbvierian). 
Mickigail  C'Jjair  Col  General  Stor,-, 

and  Mnfrs  Lumber,  Staves,  Heading  an  ' 

Chairs.  L  C  Pratt,  Pres  ;  W  P  Earns  worth. 

Sec  ;  Ai'jert  Armes,  Supt. 
Falraer  H,  saw  mill. 
Fliimlcy  >i:rs  Martha,  Hotel. 
Spencer  C  A,  meat  market. 
TuUer  J  C,  carpenter, 
Wilson  Rev  S  S,  (Methodist). 

KENOOKEE,  . 

A  postofiice  in  the  central  part  orSt  Clair 
county,  on  B'ack  river,  17  miles  west  of  Por: 
Huron.    It  has  a  tri-wcekiy  mail. 


KENSINGTON, 

A  small  village  or  hamJet  in  Lyon  town- 
ship, Oakland  county,  oa  the  Huron  river, 
24  miles  southwest  of  Pontiac.  and  3/i 
miles  north  of  Green  Oak  Station,  on  the 
D.  L,  L,  ^L  R.  R.  Population,  So.  Sur- 
rounding country  hilly.  Grain  and  potatoes 
are  the  chief  produces.  It  has  a  daily  mai!. 
Mary  Smith,  postmistress. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Canfield  Rev  J  H.  (Wesleyan). 
Elder  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
McNamec  John,  biacksmith, 
Richardson  Samuel,  hotel  propr. 


KIBBIE, 

A  village  containing  100  people,  lying  on 
the  South  Haven  division  of  the  M.  C!  R.  R., 
in  Geneva  township,  Van  Buren  countv,  4^2 
miles  east  of  South  Haven,  and  17S  from 
Detroit.    S  Van  Ostrand,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Spencer  J  W,  tiiacksmith  anvl  wagon  maker. 
Trowbridge  Os:  Mace  miller^. 
Van  Ostrand  S,  general  store. 


KIBBIE'S  STATION, 


KIDDVILLE, 

A  village  of  Otisco  township.  Ionia  countv, 
on  the  line  of  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R..  15 
miles  above  Ionia,  and  13S  from  Detroit. 
Flat  river,  upon  which  the  town  i>>  sitiiatcd. 
aflbrd,  water  jM^wcr.  Wheat,  corn,  cats  anJ 
potatoes  are  produced,  l.um!  or  is  manufac- 
tured. Expre-s,  American.  James  .M 
Kidd,  posimaskcr. 

BUSINHSS  DIRECTORY. 
Barclay  Rev  W,  ( Presbyterian \ 
Cromwell  S  J,  express  and  station  a^nt. 


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Kern  Peter,  lawyer. 

Kldd  James       saw  mill. 

Ricld  W  E,  general  store. 

March  V\'m,  general  ^tore. 

Miller  John,  blacksmith. 

Nadolsky  S  J,  carpenter. 

Nichols  J,  mason. 

Randall  L  H,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Richard  Wm,  hotel. 

Rittenburg  D,  mason. 

Smith  Wn>.,  physician. 

Theman  Plarman,  carpenter. 

KILMA^AOE, 

A  postoffice  in  Fair  Haven  township,  in 
the  Southwestern  part  of  Huron  county,  20 
miles  west  of  Bad  Axe,  the  county  seat,  and 
6  north  of  Sebewaing.  It  is  in  a  good  farm- 
ing country,  though  new  -  as  yei.  Stave-^, 
hoops  and  timber  are  shipped.  It  has  a 
v/eekly  mail.    Frank  Tfiompson,  postmaster. 

B 1/ s  1 N  E3S    i  i;i:c.i  o  r y . 
Gower  John  S,  wooden  ware  mnfr. 
Liken  John  C  &  Co,  general  sti^re. 
Thompson  Frank,  hotel. 
Thompson  James,  justice  of  the  peace. 

■  KINDERHOOK, 

A  small  village  in  the  town  uf  Ivinderhook, 
Branch  county,  10  miles  due  south  of  Cold- 
water.  It  has  a  tn-weekly  mail.  Popula- 
tion, 150.  Ship  to  Cold  water.  Z  .G.  0>l)urn, 
postmaster. 

BUSIXE.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Chapel  Rev  Wm  B,  (Free  Will  Baptist). 
Cornell  John  D,  blacksmith. 
Fox  Da\  id,  physician. 
Mosher  Alonzo,  carpenter  and  builder. 
C>>born  and  Jones,  general  store, 
Pattison  David,  boot  and  shoen;aker. 
Scott  Eli,  tluuring  mill. 
Welker  E  J,  blacksmith. 

KINGSLEY. 
KINGSTON, 

A  postoffice  in  the  southeast  part  of  Tuscola 
county,  13  miles  southeast  of  Caro,  and 
north  of  Lapeer.    It  has  a  tri-vveekly  mail. 

r.US  I N FSS  I)  I R  F,CT(.) R Y. 

Barr  Cornelius,  vvagDU  maker. 
Grifrin  Wm,  hotel  propr. 
King  Rol)ert  H,  general  store. 
Leavenworth  W  II,  llnuring  mill. 
Mdlnrd  M  V,  general  store. 
O^Imu'Ij  J  1„  Saw  Mill. 
I'epoon  J  A,  physician. 
•"^iHoet  Wm,  bof)t  and  shoemaker. 
•Si)cncer  TliKM>n,  l.)lackiinith. 
V:in  Tassel  J  M,  general  store. 
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!    .  LA  CABP, 

j      A  postoffice  in  Mason   county.  9  miles 
northeast  of  Idncoln.    It  has  a  daily  mail. 

LAFAYETTE, 

A  postoffice  in  Lafayette  township,  Gratiot 
county,  9  miles  east  of  Ithaca,  and  7  south 
of  Breckenridge,  on  the  S.  V.  .Jc  St.  L.  R. 
R.  It  is  in  a  level  timbered  country.  A 
very  little  pine  is  shipped.  It  has  a  tri- 
weekly mail.    C.  C.  Foote.  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECfuRY. 

Croiby  I-lev  Emery  (Christian) . 
Dm-niing  John,  stoife  and  brick  mason. 
Federspiel  John,  wheelwright. 
Foote  Charles  C,  carpenter. 
Gulick  T  J,  pliysician. 
Lennox  P  P,  carpenter. 
Linscott  Rev  Thomeis  {Christian). 
Xeli  Ciiatles,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Thissell  John  M,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Wilcox  H  K,  carpenter. 
WilUird  8i Scion,  Stave  Mnfr. 
Zimmerman  Geo,  blacksmith. 
Zimmerman  John,  stave  mnfr. 


LA  GRANGE. 

A  village  of  about  150  inhabitants  in  La 
Grange  townsliip,  Ca->5  county,  4^  miles 
northwest  of  Ca^sopolis,  and  about  the  same 
distance  southeast  of  Dowagiac.  It  derives 
water  power  from  Dowagiac  creek.  It  is 
situated  in  a  beautiful  diversified  country, 
embracing  stretches  of  oak  openings,  heavy 
timber,  awd  prairie.  Grain,  hops  and  \K)\.a- 
toes  are  the  staple  crops.  Flour,  woolen 
cloths,  yarns,  lunil^er.  and  farm  implements 
are  manufactured.  1^  Grange  has  a  daily 
mail.  C.  C.  Welles,  postma>ier.  See  index 
to  names  received  too  late  for  insertion  in 
proper  place.  (See  index  to  names  received 
to^t  late  for  insertion  in  proper  place.) 

LAINGSBURGH, 

A  village  with  a  population  of  7.X),  on  the 
J.  L.  ^:  S  R.  R.,  in  Sciota  township,  Shia- 
wassee county,  12  miles  south  of  Owos-»o, 
and  16  northeast  of  Landing.  It  is  situated 
in  a  good  farnujig  section,  th<»ugh  somewh.it 
liroken.  Grain  is  the  principal  iii  ni  of  ship 
meni.  The  village  contains  three  churches. 
Baptist,  -Methodist  and  Con-rec.uional  ,  aLo 
a  grist  mill,  a  saw  mill,  and  a  planing  null. 
It  w.is  first  settled  in  1S36,  by  Peter  lainji, 
whence  it  derives  its  name.  Express,  .\mer» 
ican.  Telcgiaph,  Western  Union.  Philo 
baciiii.  postmaster. 

1UISINK.SS  DlRKv'lORY. 

.Ackley  Charlc-^  K.  carpenter  .and  builder. 
Ainoriraii  II«mi<i(4«,  .\  A  Smith  Pr.»pr. 

AnmlaiL^o  W  in  J,  coopir. 
n.xbcock  Hn»s,  saw  null. 


490 


MilCOn  I^hUo,  Boots-  and  Shoes. 

Barlow  Rev  N  P  (Baptist). 

Barnes  &  Mouroe,  wagou  makers. 

Bartholomew  Henry,  planing  miil. 

Bartholomew  &  Burt,  saw  luiii. 

Bradley  Albert,  general  store. 

Bradley  Edgar  C,  raiuoad  agent  and  tele- 
graph operator. 

Burke  Edmund  K,  harness  maker. 

Murt  Miles,  Lumber  Mnfr  and  Dealer 
in  Grain,  Produce,  Lime,  I'laster  and  Salt. 

Carle  Charles  A,  physician. 

Cooper  E  L  J,  meat  market  and  proprs 
Cooper  House. 

Dodge  Horace  P,  harness  maker  and  justice 
of  the  peace,  insurance  and  real  'e.->tate 
agent. 

J^iliton  ttUtlliirsl,  Carriage  Mnfr. 
hiain  Bios  &  Co, hardware  and  agents  Ameri- 
can Express  Co. 
FciTey  Wm  O,  meat  m.arket. 
'  Csrieesoi?  Will.  II,  Blacksmith. 
Goodsell  J  B,  denti.^t.' 
Go>s  Rev  J  B,  (Methodist). 
Har.njon  C  D,  physician. 
Huntington  Lyman  B,  boots  and  shoes, 
james  Varnum  A,  propr  James  House. 
Kenntry  Letter  j,  drv  goods  and  groceries 
I^nhii-  Mr^  il  €,  Miiiinery.' 
Lane  John,  groceries. 
Lawlt-r  James,  general  produce. 
I^el^lir  I>iiI?J«l,  General  Store. 
Lewis  .N:  Martin,  resraurant. 
LoAvry  Henry  R,  hardware. 
McCiintock  B  A,  blacksmith. 
McCuIioch  &  KeLchuni,  blacksmiths. 
Maine  Mrs  Ella  j,  millinery. 
Manzer  Sidney  H,  general  store. 
Millspaiigh  Gdbert  D,  drugs  and  groceries. 
IVIitcheU  E,  billiard  saloon. 
Mulder  Rev  Wm,  (Congregationalist). 
Phelps  Estey,  livery  stable. 
Phillips  Norman  N,  harness  maker. 
Place  Bios,  flouring  mills. 
Pulvei- James  M,  lawyer,  and  insurance  agent. 
Rohrabacher  J  H  \:  A,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Sandy  James,  jeweler. 
Shi  tier  A,  saloon. 

Shirts  Bros,  founders  and  blacksmiths. 
Simpson  Wm,  furniture. 
Smith  Albert  A,  propr  American  House. 
Smith  Egbert,  }jropr  Laingsburgh  House. 
-  TiH>ilKi>soil   flSoilJailliu    \V,  Barber. 
VanAuken  D,  general  store. 
Ward  Edgar  B,  physician. 
Weeks  Charles,  real  estate. 
Wert  Mf.>  Alice,  nullinerv. 
Wilber,  Williams  &  Co,  builders. 

LAKE. 

Tlie  j>ostoflice  at  Ash  land,  a  small  village 
of  Newaygo  county,  on  t!\e  Grand  Rapids, 


Newaygo  &  Lake  Shore  R.  R.    It  is  vjj. 

rounded  by  pine  forests,  and  the  people  ar? 

mainly  engaged  in  lumbering.     The  pl.Tc- 

contains  a  >aw  niiil,  a  shingle  mil',  aifi  ' 
{  stores.  Population  50.  Di~ian.,c  fn.^! 
j  Newaygo   9  miles.    C.  G.   Eardeen,  po^i- 

i  master. 

I 

j  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

;  Bodcil  J  W,  lumberman. 

j  Hamon,  saloon. 

j  Ilddreih  A  S,  physician. 

I  Kelsey  F,  saw  mill. 

j  King  Rev  J  A  F,  (Methodi-f). 

I  Knight  J  T,  lumberman. 

I  Matthews  D  C,  shingle  mill. 

j  Peterson  S  W,  general  store. 

Pfeifer  C,  general  store. 

Smith  S  G,  general  sture. 

Whitsal  Sc  Shriner,  shinc^le  mill. 

LAKE  CITY. 

A  postoffice  near  the  .soiithern  edge  .<f 
Ionia  county,  and  14  miles  due  souih  i>f 
Ionia.    It  has  a  weekly  mail. 

LAKE  HARBOR, 

A  postofiice  of  Norton  t<.)wn-h!p,Mr.skegon 
county,  at  the  mouth  of  Lake  Harl>«)i,  ou 
the  ^hore  of  lake  Michigan.  It  is  s;.\  miics 
south  of  Mucjkegon,  its  railroad  .shipping; 
point.  Lumber^  bark,  fruits,  etc,  are  shippe'!. 
Population  about  300.  Peter  Jeannot,  po.>t- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bennett  George,  propr  Lake  Harbor  House. 
Butterworth  Charles,  blacksmith. 
Cobb  George  .S:  Son,  fruit  box  and  l»askt-: 
mnfrs. 

Ferry  &  Tiro,  saw-mill  and  general  store. 

Fowler  &  Co,  shinirle  null. 

Jeannot  Pcfcr,  general  store. 

Page  Edward  L,  physician. 

Porter  James,  carpenter. 

Rousell  Mark  L,  carpenter. 

LAKE  LINDEN, 

A  village  of  600  inhabitants,  on  the  vvc>t 
bank  i  t  J'orch    lake,   the  nurlhein  jim  vf 
Portage  lake,  in   Houghton  county.     It  i- 
the  southern  ternunus  of  the  Hecl.i'cv:  T^jrvH 
Lake  R.Jilroad.  a  line  live  and  one-half  mile- 
long  I  four-foot  gaugci,  buiit  and  owned  t  y 
the  Calumet  \-  HecU  Mining  Co.  for  the 
conveyance  of  their  ores  from  the  mine  to  ihf 
stamps,  which  ire  located  at  Lake  l.\r  • 
tor  liie  advani.igc  dcrixcH  fVom  the  .1 
dance  of  water  t»ver  what  would  \>e  cnj 
at  a  point  ne.irer  (he  mine.    There  arc  tx^" 
stamp  mills.  hc»th  titled  up  with  !:.\U\  >tamp- 
and  thi  nn>*t  approved  appli  •' •  ' 

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raluuiet:  &  Ilocla  Mine  and  stamped  at  thi^ 
j.oint  during  1874,  was  12,296  tons,  or  o%'er 
li-ilfofthc  entire  product  of  n.!I  the  mines  on 
l.ake  Superior,  The  irarneir^e  wealth  of 
thii  mine  may  be  judged  froui  the  fact  that 
. luring  1S74  $1,600,000  was  divided  to  t]-;e 
st.'ckhoMers.  wirli  $4,000,000  still  iu  the 
ircaaury  at  the  clof^e  of  the  year.  The  vil- 
iriL^e  contains  also  a  saw-mill,  two  churches, 
\Ieth(xrist  and  Catholic,  and  a  school-I  louse. 
Settled  i8'^7.  Telegraph — Mineral  Range. 
Charles  Briggs,  postmaster. 


BUSIN ESS  D I R ECTO R Y . 

Ellienbecker  John  B,  supt  Calumet  &  Hecla 

Stam.p  INIills. 
f'ortier  Norbet,  hotel  propr. 
Gregory  j'(:sep]),  lumber. 
Guill)aalt  E  &  vSon,  general  store, 
liaug  &  Kaughman,  jewelers. 
Helliard  Kcv  Francis  (Catholic). 
Herbert  &  Deschamps,  druggists. 
Iloucle  Ferdinand,  hotel  propr. 
Kay  Thomas,  hotel  propr. 
Marcotte  Leander.  hotel  propr. 
Marsters  G  W,  M  D,  Calumet  &  Hecla  Mnfg 

Co. 

Metzner     Voss,  potash  mnfrs. 
North  &  Briggs,  general  store. 
Ormsby  J     &  Co,  general  store. 
Roenier  Bros,  general  store. 
Vail,  physician. 


LAKE  PORT, 

A  place  of  250  inhal^tants  in  Burtchville 
townsn.ip,  St.  Chxir  county.  10  Uiiles  north  of 
Port  liuion  on  the  lake  shf-re.  It  has  been 
settled   aince    1S45.  shipments  from 

Lake  Port  include  wood,  hay.  wheat,  barley, 
oats,  etc.  Telegraph — Western  Union.  Ex- 
press— Collar's,  Mail  daily.  Joseph  Steven- 
sou,  pi)st)naster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bccroft  Geo  E,  boots  and  shoes. 
Ijli'.gham  James,  boots  and  shoes, 
C'jidu  eH  4.V     c%'t''!il>«oi!,  General  Store. 
Christie  R  M,  physician. 
Clark  Rev  N  N  (Methodist). 
Cole  John  &  Isaac,  lumber  dealers. 
binuisoTi  Samuel,  furniture. 
F'Mrniiison  Thomas  J,  blacksmith. 
ITigg  \Vm,  blacksmith, 
^^•raham  Rice,  hotel. 
K'euney  Rev  R  \V  (United  Brethren). 
'  >l:i(.'y  11),  grocer. 
Stewart  F";  Iw.ird,  bhicksmilli. 
lyirell  M\obert    J,    carriage    and  wagon 
niaker. 

^^ailc  \-  Pettvs,  llourin'T  mill,  general  store. 

and  agents  Collar's  Kxpres-. 
Warwick  Thomas,  hotel  propr. 


LAKE  RIDGE, 

A  ])ostoft:ce  in  the  town  of  Macon,  Lena- 
V.  ee  county,  8  miles  northeast  of  Tecumsth. 
I  t  is  in  a  fiat  wooded  country,  devoted  chietiy 
to  agriculture.  It  ha.s  a  tri-weekly  mail. 
G.  A.  Brand,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Brand  G  A,  grocer  and  broom  mnfr, 
Easlick  Alex,  saw  mill. 
Harman  E,  hotel  piopr. 


LAKE  SIDE, 

A  village  known  in  the  neighborhood  and 
on  the  railroad  time  car^-  as  Wil]:inson,  in 
Chickaming  townsldp,  Berrien  couniv,_  on 
the  C.  &  L.  S.  R.  R.,  5  miles  above  New 
Buffalo.  Pike's  I'ier,  on  the  lake  shore,  i-  2 
miles  west.  Population  100.  Settled  1S37. 
Express — American.  Shipments,  lumber, 
staves,  ties,  peaches,  apples  ^nd  henlcs. 
John  S.  Gibson,  postmaster. 

E  U  S I X  E?  S  I)  I K  ECTO  R  Y. 

Clark  Rev  A  K  (Methodist). 
Covert  J  R,  cooper. 
Gibson  John  S,  ■^aw  mill. 
McGee  Daniel,  cooper. 
Thumlcv  Henry,  cooper. 
Wesley  Geo  W,  cooper. 
W^esley  Geo  W.  plasterer. 
Wilkinson  J  A,  general  store,  railroad  and 
American  Express  agent. 


LAKETON. 

{See  Briiii^7/ian.) 


LAKE  VIEW, 

A  village  of  Cato  township,  Montcalm 
county,  iS  miles  north  of  Greenville.  How- 
ard, at  tlie  crossing  of  the  G.  R.  &  I.  and  the 
D.  L.  &  L.  M.  raiIioad>,  11  miles  southwest, 
is  its  nearest  shipping  station.  Population 
400.  Shii)ments,  lumljer  and  shingles.  Semi- 
weekly  mail.  Express,  American.  L.  L. 
Bissell,  po^tma-iter. 

BI  SINK-SS  DIRECTORY. 

Adams  Bros,  saw  and  grist  milN. 

Adams  C  O,  physician. 

Armstrong  James,  boots  and  shoes. 

Bale  Henry,  blaiksmith. 

Bi^scll  L  L,  general  store. 

Chamiey  R,  meal  m.irket. 

Hicken^on  K  R,  hardware. 

Everett  R  I',  wagon  maker. 

Hall  Rev  Horatio  (Metho<list). 

Horton  H  J,  hotel  pmjir. 

Hull     H.u<.li.  drugj^ists. 

Jensen  J  H,  notaiy  public. 

I.ane  Rev  Sherman  (United  Brethirn).  . 

Peckham  [lcur\.  phv^ici.m. 

Pl.vtt  jo^oph,  c.»l>inct  maker. 

Rams  John  .M,  ph\>ici.\n. 

Reed  Geo,  blacksmith. 


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Richer  &  Georc^e,  shin;^le  mill. 
Rosisman  George,  hotel  pro{,-r. 
Saxton  &:  Niles,  general  score. 
Sharp  j  H,  harness  maker. 
Shelhnan  fred,  fiour,  feed  and  meat;-. 
Smith  C  R,  lawyer  dnd  teacher. 
Spencer  Rev  Charles,  (Baptist). 
Steljbias  Sc.  Porter,  planing  mill. 
Stone  Harvey,  blacksmith. 
Withey  J  J,  expre>s  agent. 


LAKEVILLE. 

A  hamlet  ot  125  souls  in  Addison  town- 
shij),  Oakland  county,  20  miles  northeast  of 
Pontiac,  and  6  east  ofOxford,  on  the  D.cSrE. 
C.  R.  R.  It  is  situated  on  a  lake  wliich 
forms  the  source  of  Stony  creek.  The 
country  around  is  rolling  ana  adapted  to 
agriculture.  Lakeville  has  a  semi-\veekly 
mail.    Isaac  Ryman,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Hagerman  &  Larzelier,  general  store. 

Price  L*B,  general  store. 

Snyder  A  A,  propr  Lakeville  Motel. 

Snyder  &  Son,  wagon  makers  and  foundeis. 

Tackles  &  hVink,  flouring  mill. 

Tuttle  Rev  William,  (Methodist). 

Vv'alker  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Wallace  Isaac,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Wilkenson  W  H,  physician. 

Winn  James,  cooper. 


LAMBERTVn.LE. 

A  postoffice  in  Bedford  towiship,  Monroe 
county.  Sylvania,  Ohio,  on  the  L.' S.  <\:  M. 
S.  R.  R,  6  miles  sonthwest  is  its  nearest  lail- 
road  station.  It  lias  a  semi-weekly  mail.  J. 
J.  Suruner,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bibbins  Rev  Elisha  (Methodist). 
Boice  Asa,  general  store, 
Clegg,  wagon  maker.  , 
Farnham  L,  painter. 
Martin  Rev  Joel,  (Wesleyan). 
Opdyke  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Spalding  R  R,  hotel  propr. 
Sumner  J  J,  general  store. 
Webster  C,  physician. 


LAMONT, 

A  considerable  village  in  Tallmadge 
township,  Ottawa  county,  on  the  right  bank 
of  the  Grand  river,  21  miles  above  Grand 
Haven.  Popidation,  350.  It  i>  in  a  tim- 
bered country,  and  in  an  exceedingly  pro- 
ductive fruit  growing  region.  Fruit.'lumber, 
flour,  butter  and  wood  are  shipped  t(»  Coop- 
ersville  on  the  D.  M.  R.  R.,  4'C  miles 
north,  which  is  its  nearest  nilroad  st.ition. 
It  has  a  daily  mail.  Wm  T.  Persec,  post- 
master. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Cilley  Bros  &  Co,  sash,' doors  and  blinds. 
Cilley  Jam.es,  lawyer. 
Clark  Wiiiiarn,  physician.- 
^■ulier  Orlando  F  &  S'-*n,  wagon  makers. 
Crrant     Burdick.  blacksmiths. 
Hedges  Heiirj-,  furniture  mnfr. 
Hedges  Minor,  general  store. 
1  ledges  Phtietus.  carpenter. 
Hill  I'ackard  H,  harness  maker. 
Ruther       Bahcock,  general  store  and  saw 
mill. 

Mason  Cyrus  N,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Pitman  Charles,  hardware  and  agriculiurai 

implements. 
Rice  John,  hotel. 
Ryder  Wm  F,  well  brick  mnfr. 
Scott  &  Walling,  groceries,  drugs  and  fiiri.i- 

ture. 

Velzy  John,  boot  and  shoem.aker. 
Wolf  John  J,  flouring  mill. 


LA  MOTTE, 

A  settlement  in  La  Motte  township,  in 
the  western  part  of  Sanilac  county,  3SU 
miles  northwest  from  Lexington.  The  ship- 
ments are  lumber  and  sliingles  principnily. 
Poj.ulation,  150.  ImlayCity,  28  m.iles  s.outh, 
is  its  shipping  station.  It  has  a  tii-weekly 
mail.    Nelson  R.  Wells,  poslmastei. 

BUSINESS  DlRECfORY. 

Brown  John,  physician. 
Krusur  N"  J.  express  agent. 
Palmer  C  E,  station  agent. 
Wells  Nelson  R,  dry  goods,  groceries  and 
hotel. 


LANGSTON, 

A  village  containing  about  300  souls,  in 
the  west  part  uf  Montcalm  county.  It  is 
situated  on  Flat  river,  which  atior  ls  consid- 
erable water  power.  The  leading  article  of 
export  is  lumber.  Ship  toGrecnviHe.io  miles 
south.  It  has  a  semi- weekly  mail.  Rufus 
Sprague,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Andei-son  F.  blacksmith. 
Bellows  Hro.s,  lumbermen. 
Briggs  B  H  jr,  hotel. 
Brigi;s  &  Price,  lumbermen. 
Craw  ford  \'  Son,  saw  and  shingle  mills 
Hubbard  H  T,  hotel. 
Ingraham  Harvey,  saw  mill. 
Korles  Bros,  lumbermen. 
Loveh'ss  (_),  lumberman. 
Morse  vV  Seymour,  saw  mill. 
Packingli.nu  ^S:  Ycom.ms,  blacksmith!!;. 
Sprague  Rufus      general  store. 
W»  lis  James,  saw  n\ill. 
Wifcox  Bros,  lumbcnncn. 


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L' Anse     the  u  estcm  terminus  of  the  Mar- 
.  que- te,  Kou^jhtoTi  ,N:  OuLoua-on  R.  R.  It 
is  .-icuatcJ  in  i.'Aiise  towusliip,  Houghtuu  j 
coiinty,  near  the  head  cf  L'An~e    bay,  63  ! 
miles  northwest  of  Marquette.    The  place  | 
takes  its  name  fri>m  the  beautiful  bay  r.rjon  j 
\vhu:h  it  is  situaied.  and  which  \va^  named  ! 
L'Anse.      the  bay,"  by  the  early  French 
di^-coverers,  by  way  of  pre-eunncnce,  from 
its  being  the  best,  safest  and  m Q4>i..  ucautifui 
ha.-hor  on  the  Jahe.    Unnd  1S72  the  only  set- 
tlement here  was  that  of  the  Methodist  mis- 
sion, located  a  little  further  down  the  bay 
The  completion  of  the  railroad  to  this  point 
has  given  life  to  a  village  already  numberirso- 
aboi.it  1,000  inh:d)itant.<,  with  the  prospect 
of  becoranig  a  place  of  considerable 'import-  | 
ance.     The  vi}la;^e   contains  au  extensiNe  j 
iron  dock,  from  which  ail  the  product  of  the  j 
more  western  mines  of  the  iron  region  is  i 
shipped.    There  is  also  a  mercha-Tdise  dock, 
a  blast  furnace,  a  saw  mill,  a  machine  shop, 
thre;j  hotels,  a  bank,  several  stores,  churches 
schools,  etc.    F-dl. river,  which  here  empties 
into  the  boy,  furni-hes  ample  water  power,  i 
A  boat   plies  daily  between    L'Anse  and  j 
Houghton,  2S  miles  northwest.    The  finest 
whitefish  in  western  waters  are  caught  here, 
and  with. the  iron,  lumber  and  slate  from  the 
beds  recently  opened  in  the  vicinity,  make 
up  the  leading  exports.    L'Anse  will  be  the 
county  .>eat  of  the  new  county  of  Baraga. 
-  Telegraph — Western  Union.    Express — Am- 
erican.   P  Crei-;a.-sa,  postraajter.' 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Atwood  John,  justice  -'f  the  peace. 
F>arnard  John  Q,  .station  agent. 
Eechler  Geo  F.  cabinet  maker. 
ISraely  Joiui,  General  Store. 
Campbell  John,  notary  public. 
Clark  Mary  F,  teacher. 
C(.'le  li  \V,  billiard  rooms.' 
Crebjsssa  IPeier,  Sto^'.e  Quarry. 
Deschadne  Thom.i.s,  harness  maker. 
Dillon  John,  shoemaker. 
Edgerton  Earl,  meat  market. 
Frame  Mrs.  15,  millineiy. 
Freund  Lsidor,  physician. 
Get/en  M  &  Co,  cigar  mnfr^. 
'  Hendrick  W'm  H,  notary  public. 
Iloiiaud  ."'c  .Scott,  hardware. 
IsRt  AdoipU  1',  Drugs  and  Books. 
Lloy<l  Samuel  G.  propr  Lloyd  Hou-e. 
Lloyd  &  Woolcroft.  pottery  and  brick  yard. 
Mckeruau  Cv.  Steini^.ick,  biewers. 
..'?3j|«*OEi  r.  f.  A-  <('o,  B inkers. 
Meisei     Blankenhorn,  meat  m.irkel. 
Pcnberthy  &  Hretm.in.  general  store. 
F'erauli  Eugene,  l''ack.smith. 
Peters  Win,  C'«mii\i->ion. 
Robert  l\  propr  I.in.len  fiousc. 


Ruj>pC'  Petur,  general  store. 
Scott  John  A,  agent  American  Express  Co 
Shields  Alex  O,  Hotel. 
Showar.i  Mrs.  C,  millinery. 
Smith  &.  Co,  general  store'. 
Sweet  Rev  John  ('Methodist). 
Terhost  Rev  G  (Catholic). 
Thomas  Prof  J  H,  principal  of  graded  school. 
Williams  Mary  A,  teacher. 
Welch,  Crooks  &  Co,  stage  proprs. 
Williams  E  T  &  Co,  contractors,  harbor  m. 
provements- 


LANSING, 

The  capital  of  Michigan,  a  flourishing 
city,  located  in  the  northwest  corner  of  In^' 
ham  co'tnty,  near  the  geographical  center  vi 
the  lower  peninsula  of  the  .State.  Its  longi- 
tude is  84<'  32'  40''  yvc>t  of  Greenwich,  ani 
latitude  42^  32^  40''  nortli.  Railroads  radi 
date  from  the  city  in  six  diiTerent  direciior.v 
Southea-st  the  D.' L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  conne;t- 
Lansing  with  Detroit,  85  miles  di.^ta^^.t  : 
south  ihe  J.  L  &  S.  R.  R.  connects  it  wi;h 
Jackson,  37  miles,  and  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
R.  R.  with  Albion  and  Jonesviile,  37  and  50 
miles  di-tant  respectively  ;  southwest  theC.  A: 
L.  PL  R.  R.  connects  it  with  Ba.tiie  Creek,  43 
miles  ;  northwest  the  D.  L.  &  L.  ^L  R.  K. 
connects  it  with  Ionia,  3S  miles;  and 
northeast  the  J.  L.  &  S.  R."  R.  with  S.^gi- 
naw  and  Bay  City,  64  and  79  distant  respc. 
tiveiy. 

HISTORY. 

\yhen  in  1S47  under  the  constitution  it  l>e- 
came  necessary  for  the  legislature  to  perma- 
nently locate  the  capital,  there  wei- 
so  many  places  found  to  be  competing 
for  the  honor,  thai  it  was  absolutely  i:n 
possible  to  secure  ar.  agreement  >)n 
any.  After  a  long  and  bitter  contest  the 
present  site  of  Lansing,  then  an  unbroken 
wilderness,  was.fi.xed  on  as  a  sort  of  a  truce 
measure,  the  idea  no  doul«t  being  that  when 
the  excitement  quieted  down  somewhat  it 
would  be  easy  to  secure  the  tr.insfer  of  the 
cnpiial  to  some  more  eligible  pr.int.  V^'-' 
that  time  never  came.  The  same  icalou-  ^^ 
which  loil  to  its  location  here  preventc^l 
subsequent  removal.  Eacli  competing  city 
felt  bound,  if  they  could  not  get  the  capil-d 
lhem.>elve^,  that  at  least  none  of  their  rival- 
should  havp  it.  r>y  such  an  accident  w..'* 
located  the  capital  of  a  great  State. 

The  place  was  first  called  Michigan,  but 
later  took  the  name  of  the  t.  v^nship  in  whu^ 
it  is  locaicd.    in  1S4S  the  tM>;  mcrting  ' 
the  Icgi-il.^ture  wa.s  hel«l  here,  the  sue  haviM^ 
within  A  year  been  cleared,  the  stute  h. 
built,  .ind  ^uflicicnt  .icconihi.Hl.itiv.M  •c 
for  boarding  the  members.    I. .ins:      v.  ..^  ! 
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The  lcgi>hfi:re  of  1S71  voted  at\  appro- 
priation of  5l. 200.000  for  the  erection  of  a 
new  Slate  cnpitol,  .\nd  thi>  structure  is  now 
I  1S73)  in  an  adv.mie<l  slate  of  pro^rc-s.  Ii 
is  to  be  uhoiJy  of  stone,  brick  and  iron,  and 
as  nearly  fire  pi-oof  as  possible.    It  is  in  the 
palladian  style  of  architecture,  and  is  34  s  feel 
tn  kti  ,'lh.  101  tecl  in  width,  and  2()\  feet  in 
heii^ht  to  the  top  of  the  lantern,    a'v  ^• 
and  dome  ocviipy  the  center  of  the  I.  , 
The  ba-enunt  will  be  u«ed  (i^v  the  St.»Te 
arm-. ry  and  for  storage  pur|>ose$.    The  1;i<^t 
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offices;  the  sec(jnd  aiul  ihirJ  stories  will  be 
throw  n  to^^'ether  m  part  for  ihe  hall  of  repre- 
sentatives, scniue  chamber  and  State  library, 
part  of  the  third  story  bciui^,-  U3cd  fji 
Supreme  Court  room.  The  whole  -Btructiire 
will  be  very  elegant  and  complete,  and  will 
be  a  credit  to  the  State.  It  is  to  be  ready 
for  occu])ancy  in  1S78. 

Ttie  State  library  contrnins  over  20,oco 
volumes,  and  is  in  a  flourishing;  condition. 

The  Stale  Reform  School  i<  located  on  a 
farm  of  139  acres,  just  northeast  of  the  city. 
There  are  at  present  (1875  )  some  220  inmates 
in  the  instituiion. 

The  State  Agricultural  College  is  hicated 
3  miles  east  of  Lansing.  It  had  an  en-lnw- 
nurnt  from  Congress  of  240,000  acres  of  land, 
much  the  larger  portion  of  which  rernaius 
unsold.  The  nmnber-of  students  in  the  col- 
lege (1S7S)  is  121. 

BUSINESS  INTERESTS. 

Lansing  is  situated  on  Grand  river,  which- 
is  susceptible  of  improvement  as  a  water 
power  to  a  very  considerable  extent,  there 
being  two  privileges  affording  each  a  fali  of 
nine  feet  The  nianulacturing  establishments 
include  3  sash,  door  and  blind  factories^  an 
extensive  chair  factory,  a  bending  fact^jry,  2 
large  coopering  establibhments,  2  agricul- 
tural implement  factories,  a  large  machine 
shop,  etc. 

There  are  2  national  bank;. — the  Second, 
capital  $100,000,  and  the  Lansing,  capital 
$75,000,  also  2  private  banks. 

One  of  the  three  stock  insurance  compa- 
nies of  Michigan,  the  "State,''  has  its  head- 
quarters here.  Capital,  $100,000  Tiicre 
are  several  exclusively  wholesale  houses  in 
Lansing.  The  State  printing  othce,  \V.  S. 
George  tSc  Co.,  proprietors,  is  one  uf  the 
most  extensive  und  complete  establishments 
of  the  kind  in  the  State. 

OTHER  INSriTUTIONS, 

Lansing  boasts  15  churches  of  the  various 
denominations  common  in  this  State.  It  has 
likewise  an  admirable  school  system.  A  new 
high  school"  building  has  recently  been  erect- 
ed at  a  cost  of  $Go,ooo. 

The  Odd  Fell'uvs  of  the  State  here  main- 
tain an  extensive  institute  for  an  orphan  asy- 
lum dnd  home  for  decayed  members  of  the 
order,  the  value  of  the  property  being  about 
$300,000. 

Valuable  mineral  waters  are  found  here, 
and  n  large  hotel  ha.>  been  built  at  thcs[>rings 
for  the  convenience  <>f  invalids  and  <  '.her> 
using  them.-  Anvrng  the  other  hotid>  is  the 
Lansing  House,  a  large  and  first-class  hotel 
in  every  resjiect. 

The  neu  spajiers of  Lansing  are  the  AV//^/' 
/iaii'i,  published  senii-w  eekly,  oncol  the  most 
carefully  edited  pap(;rs  in  the  State,  and  the 


yuumal,  an  excellent  weekly,  liberal  in 
politics. 

Lansing  has  several  fine  blocks  of  store, 
I  a  good  opera  hou^e,  paved  streets,  and  \% 
I  lighted  with  gas.  The  river  is  crossed  b\ 
i  six  bridges,  one  of  them  a  splendid  ir«>n 
I  structure  erected  in  1S73.  "^^e  b<jndcl 
debt  of  the  city  is  $138,000,  including  th.- 
aid  voted  to  railroads. 

Both  telegrrph  lines — the  Atlantic  &  Pad- 
tic  and  the  Western  Union — run  into  Lac- 
sing,  and  there  are  aLo  offices  of  both  the 
American  and  United  States  Express  Cora 
panics.    Stephen  Dr  Bingham,  po-tmaster, 

BUSINESS  DJRhCTORV. 

Aber  Aaron,  boots  and  shoes,  135  Washing 
ton  avo. 

Allen  iS;  Wise,  sash    and  blind  rnnfrs,  cor 
Michigan  ave  and  Mill. 

All^ell  I]Ui;01ie,  Banker,  Franklin,  N" 

Larising. 

Arme-  6:  McClure.  jewelry  and    boots  ai)d 

shoes,  149  Washington  ave. 
Baier  Charles  L,  wagon  maker,  N  Lansing. 
Bailey  Lemon  H,  baker,  140  Washingiou 

ave, 

15aiK\y  31,  Physician,  cor  Grand 

and  Michigan  aves. 
Baker  Edward  W,  jewelry,  130  Washington 

ave. 

Balch  &  Sanford,  hardware,  Washington  ave. 
Bancroft  Augustine  A,  physician,  132  Wa>h 
ington  ave. 

Barker  and  Parker,  grocers,  iSi  Washing- 
ton ave. 

Barnes  Orlando  M,  Land  Commissioner  of  I 
1>.  &  S.  K.  R.  Co,  Micid;;an  ave  near 
Washington  ave. 

Bartlioloniew  Ira  H,  physician,  24  Alleg.in. 

Bartlett   Henry   P,    business  college, 
Washington  ave. 

Bauerly     LoUmer,  blacksmiths,  N  L~insing 

Bauerly  Frederick,  wagon  maker,  N  Lan- 
-  sing. 

Beamer  Alfred,  agent  American  ExpressCo, 

Michigan  ave. 
r.cck  Samuel,  clothiiig,  144  Washington  ave. 
r»ement  Edwin     Sons,  plow  mnfrs.  Grand. 

cor  Ionia. 

Bender  John,  physician,  iS  Michigan  ave. 
Berridgo  &  Jewell,  confectioners  and  bakers, 

Washington  ave. 
Bcrrilge  Wm.  baker  and  confectioner,  II' 

Washington  ave. 
Bertch  Andiew,  meat  market,  iiS  W.ashi'-f- 

ton  ave. 

I'.erlch  Frcilerick  W,  meat  market,  W.i>h 
ingion  .i\e. 

r.ingliam  Stephen  D,  postmaster, 
j   Bi^bcc  John  n,  Jr,  druggist.  137  Washington 
j  ave. 

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Blood  Leroy  C,  grocer,  Oi-era  Block,  Wash- 
ington avc. 

Boe.s.s  John  G,  tailor,   iSo  \Va=^hington  avc. 

Bohiiet  Martin,  saioon,  172     ashingt  on  ave. 

Bours  Alien  L,  Sec  State  Building  Commis- 
sion, State  Offices. 

Eoweo  Ozro  A,  Deputy  Commissioner  State 
Land  Ofrice.  State  Ofric-.-s. 

Boylan  Bros,  painters. 

Brei-ich  &_Fr!tz,  jneat  market,  Michigan  ave. 
Breish  &  Ziegler,  meat  market,  170  Wash- 
ington ave. 

Broadweil  David,  photographer,  is5AVa.s]i- 

ington  ave, 
Brockway  Solomon  P.  tickei  agent,  L  S 

M.  S.  R.  R.  depot; 
Brokavv  E  V  W,  supt  public  Schools,  ofilce 

High  school  building. 
Brown  Heman  A[,  propr  Fraukiin  Hon.-,e. 

l''rank]in,  N  Lansing. 
Buck  v^c  Blair,  furniture.  193  and  195  Wash- 


ington ave. 

S-i^'k  J>l*l2!ei  Furniture,  193  and 

195  Washington  ave.    (Sv  adv'.) 

Burch  Charles  P,  physician,  142  Washing- 
ton ave.  ' 

Burdick  Oscar  F,  restaurant,  cor  Washing- 
ton and  Michigan  aves. 

Burnh.am  Wm  D,  wagon  maker,  Wash  tena%v. 

Burr  Ezra  D,  phy-^ician,  Vrashington  ave. 

Bush  E  C,  boarding  house,  Butler  Block. 

Bush  John  J,  Pres  Lansing  National  Bank, 
cor  Michigan  and  Washington  aves. 

Butler  Charles  W,  real  e-tare.  Washington 
ave.  near  Landing  Hor.ie. 

Butler  c\:  .Melius,  handle  mnfrs,  River. 

Button  Orlando,  grocer,  17S  Washington 
ave. 

Cady,  Glassbrook  .S:  Co,  founders  and  ma- 
chinists, Race,  N  Lansino-. 

Cahill  Edward,  lawyer,  i35%Va>hington  ave. 

Campbell    Charles,    justice    of    the  peace 
Franklin,  N  La  nsinsi. 

Canheld  D  G  Co,  mnfrs  of  hard  and  -oft 
wood  lumber,  cur  Saginaw  and  Cedar. 

Cannell  &  Edmonds,  harness.  114  Washing- 
ton ave,  ' 

Carmer  Bros,  dry  goods,  Franklin.  N  Landing. 
Carpenter  Wm  T.  pump  mnfr.  Wa^hingtcm 

ave,  N  Lansing. 
Cnrr  Sc  Sears,  grocers.  Franklin,  N  J>ansin^^ 
Con  as  Adolph  F,  barber,  Washington  n\e." 
Case  Mrs  M,  millinery,  Michigan  ave. 
Chapln  Miss  A  J  (Un'iversalist). 
Chai)in  Edward  C,  lawyer,  127  Washington 

ave. 

€haj>iiiail  lloil^e,  O  u  Hotahug  Pmpr. 

cor  Grand  and  .\lichigan  ave. 
Charle--uorth  Thomas  J,  d:v  supt  L.  S.  vS.  M. 

S.  R.  R.,  office  depot. 
Chnistian     Gansloy,  confectioners,  Lausiug 

House  Block. 
Christopher  B,  tinsmith,  N"  Lansing. 


j  Christoplier  Geo  W,  grower,  Franklin,  .\ 
I  Lending. 

!  Clark  A-ik.  Co,  carriage  makers,   cor  Grand 
\      and  Washtenaw. 
I  Clark  &  FLanis,  saw  mill,  foot  Maple. 
I  Cline  Alex,  restaurant,  X  Landing. 
Cobb  Stephen  S,  Commissioner  of  Railroads. 

State  Offices,  Washington  ave. 
Colcord  Mrs  E  L,  dres.-maker,  iSo  Washing- 
ton ave. 

Cole  Geo  H,  dentist,  125  Washington  ave. 
Coleman  Ceo  W,  dentist,  140  Washington  aCc. 
€o]leetion.s,  lUiohisr.-tii  Bureau 

of.  T  Gale  Merrill  Manager.  Edw^^r  I 
Cahill  Attorney,  Home  Ofnce,  135  Wash- 
ington ave. 

Cojlins  Mrs  M  A,  millinery,  Franklin,  N 
Lansincr. 

Cook  George,  chair  factory,  Turner.  N  Lan- 
sing. 

Cooiey  Eugene  F,  .supt  gas  works,  Grand  nr 
loraa. 

Cooprr  Al!iaisi,  Builder,  Sa-h,  DtA>r 
and  Blind  .Mnfr,  cor  Capitol  ave  and  Wash- 
ten  a^v. 

Coniell  Jacob,  real  estate,  Allegan. 
1  Corlrite  Henry,  carriage  dealer,  Michigan 
ave. 

I  Cowles  Albert,  lawyer,  Washington  ase. 
j  Cowles  Frederick  M.  dry  good>,  1^3  Was!;- 
I      ir.gton  ave. 

j  Ciane^  Albert,  blacksmith,  X  Lansing. 
I  Cra.vt.,,rd  Geo,  harness  maker,  Washington 
ave. 

Crusi)y  Rev  David  [Baptist;. 
Curwood  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Fmnk- 
■    lin,  X  Lansing. 

Damon  Wm  L,  niillinerv,   167  Wa.shin<nnn 

a  \  e. 

Dai-iels  Oi:  Hunt,  billiard  hail,  122  Wnshirg- 
ten  ave. 

^  Daniels  Smith,  livery  stable,  Washtenaw, 
j  DaiivS:  Hunter,  hardware,  122  Washington 

i  avi\ 

j   Hurl  «V  SllicNK,  Attorney.,  .it  L  aw  and 
Solicitcr«»  in  Chancerv.  no  WaNhin-non 
i  axe. 

Davis  Rev  A  J.  ^Free  Will  Baptist). 
Davis    Benjamin  F,  stave    dealer,  Lansing 
House. 

Da\is  Henry  J,  boots  and  shoes.  113  Wa-h 
in.:.,t.>n  ave. 

Dav  is    John    \\  .  b.Trbcr.    120    Wash: 'gion 
avenue. 

Davis       Earned,  crockery,  124  Washingt^'U 
avenue.  . 

I^icbold  J  H,  bkwksmith.  X  I.,insing. 
Domestic  Scvving  Machine  Co.  John  Flder 

.igont,  102  Washington  ave. 
T>nnn  Jamcs  H,  ticket  ajjent  D.  U  \  L.  M- 
R.  K. 

Dnnnignn  Frank.  Mncksmith.  N  L^nMng. 
Edgar  Dennis  P.  hotel  propr,  Wa«hiv,gr  >n. 


LAN* 


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LAN' 


4  GO 


F;l-oa  Sidney,  jeweler,  K  Lansmir. 
Edwards  D  c^:  Co,  Mineral   and  Magnetic 

.Spring  Hotel,  Oak. 
.rhini^ers  Frederick,  salooii,  Michigan  ave. 
Ehstein  David,  grocer,  I41  Wa^hiugtou  ave. 
Eichele  Jacob,  hotel,  Washington  ave. 
Kider  John  A,  glove  mnfr,  102  Wasliingtou 

avenue. 

Elliott  O  M,  shooting  gallery  126  Washing- 
ton ave. 

|-';iis.ery  Wesley,  Books  and  Scarionciy, 
Wholesale  and  Rt-tail,  Opera  Block,  Was'n- 
ington  ave.      {See  adv.  1 

Engelhart  Phillip,  photographer,  Michigan 
avenue. 


Esselstyn  J  &  Sons,  grocers,  151  Washington 
avenue. 

Everett  Ifoiise,  W  H  &  C  B  Packard 

Proprs,  Washington  ave. 
Farall  James,  restaurant,  nr  Depot. 
Farmers  Mutual  Ins  Co,  cor  Washington  and 

Michigan  ave.s. 
Farrand  Bro';,  hardv/are,  &c,  WashingCi  ave. 
P'axon  &  llagadorn.  druggists,  I43^Vashing- 

ton  ave. 

Ferle  <i:  Wa.nier,  furniture  mnfrs.  Washing- 
ion  ave. 

Fogerty  Miss,  dressmaker,  Washington  ave. 
Foster  Seyniour,  real  estate  and  insurance, 
cor  Michigan  and  Washington  aves. 


M 

X  v  .1.  A  J 


V  A  T 


MILLS. 


THOMAN  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 


Cor,  GraiiS  aM  Ottawa  Streets, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  .\ND   W  HOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

J^loLirs  T^eecl,  Etc. 


WESLEY  Bl/IBBY, 

Wholesale  and  Reiail  Dealer  in 

ooks,  Stationery,  Wall  Paper, 

CHEOMOS,  PiCTUriE  rEAMES,  TOYS,  SJKCOL  .IPPAKAIuS, 

Corner  Store,  Opera  House, 
LANSING,   MICHIGAN. 

EUGENE  B.  WOOD, 

GENERAL  AGENT  IN  SUPERIOR  COURT, 
Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Claim  Ao-encv, 

Ofllce  Cor,  Washington  i  Michigjn  Aves., 

LANSING,         -  -         -  MICHIGAN. 


Land  ai\d  Tax   lilies  o\;iininfd.    Abstracts  furnishc<l  and  T.ixc«i  raitl. 


LAN  MICHIGAN-  STATt  GAZETTEER  LAN 


$00 

Franklin  House,  H  M  Erown  propr,  N  Lan- 
sing. 

Frary  O  P  &  Co,  druggists,  Frankiin  N  Lan- 

Frey  Georg;e,  i/i:^ck^mi^h,  N  Lansing. 

Flunk  ]^'ieSsolas,  Propr  North  Landing 
House,  Tarricr,  N  Lansing. 

Ganssiy  George,  li'|uorsan<i  cigo.rs,  142  Wash- 
ington avo. 

Gates  Mrs  S  A,  millinery,  Opera  House 
Block. 

George  Win  S  &  Co,  publi-hers  Lansing  State 
Republican,  book  and  job  printers,  Michi- 
gan ave  nr  Capitol  ave. 

Giles  Nathan,  livery  stable,  Michigan  ave, 

Gillan  George  F,  insurance  and  real  estate, 
149  WasliingLon  ave. 

Gillett  Israel,  architect,  Michigan  a\-e. 

Goodrich  S  M,  ilour  and  fc-ed,  iSo  Washincr- 
ton  ave, 

Gould  Edward  D,  Rail  Road  Eating  House, 

D.  L,  &  L.  M.  Depot. 
Grace  &  Elliott,  dre^s  niakiijg,  1 14  WashiTig- 

ton  ave. 

Grahan\  &  Co,  sash  mnfrs,  N  Lansing. 
Graham  Wm  N,  restaurant,  nr  Depot. 
Gramme!  George,  harness  maker,  Turner,  N 
"  Lansing, 

Green  Grifhn,  biliard  rooms,  N  Lan- 
sing. 

iireen.  Ilciiry  C  Telegraphic  Operator, 
D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R'.  P.. 

Grove  &  Whitnev,  hardware,  nr  Washin*-^- 
ton  ave. 

Guilford  G  P,  jthysician,  N  Lansing. 

Hagadorn  John  W,  physician,  143  Washing- 
ton ave. 

PI;.ihn  F  A,  saloon,  N  Lansing. 

Hall  Benjamin  F,  photographer,  132  Wash- 
ington ave. 

Harrison  Clement  L,  show  ca>e  mnfr,  iSi 
Washington  ave. 

Harrison  Geo  W,  manager  Harrison  Mnfg 
Co,  129  Washingion  ave. 

Harrison  Mnfg  Co,  Frank  Wells  pres,  E  W 
Osborn  sec,  G  W  Harrison  manager,  .129 
Washington  ave. 

Hart  Arthur  M,  general  store,  N  Lansing. 

Hart  A  N  &  Son,  hardware,  rVanklin,  N 
Lansing. 

H:irt  Benjamin  E,  flouiing  mill,  Race,  N 
Lansing. 

Halt  &  Ketchum,  floi;r  and  feed,  loi  Miclii- 
gan  ave, 

ihiath  L  F,  jeweler  and  photogra[>her,  N 
Lansing. 

Hedge.s  (S:  Moore,  tlruggists.  Franklirj.  N 
Landing. 

Heimerdingcr  J(  hn,  grocer,  N  Lansing. 
Henderson  Geo  W,  barl.»er,  N  Lansing. 
Henning  David,  ln\rrcl  mnfr.  Sheri<1an. 
Hewitt  C}  rus    vV    C«>,   biinking  lu)usc,  c<ir 
Wiishinglun  ;ind  Michigan  aves. 


Hewett  Leuren  K,  jusrice  of  the  peace,  12^ 

Washington  ave. 
Hewett  L  K  &  Son,  druggists,  no  Washinj;. 

ton  ave. 

Hicks  .Smith,  confectionery,  Washington  ave. 
Hildreth  Wm  W,  supt  Lansing  Iron  Worl:; 

Shiawassee  and  Cedar. 
Hitchcock  H  P  &  Co,  books  and  stationery 

12S  and  130  Washington  ave, 
Hodges  Sc  Park,  m.eat  market,  N  Lan-^ing. 
Hodskin  Charles  H,  Deputy  State  Treasu- 
rer, State  Offices.  Washington  ave. 
Hoehn  Frederick,  saloon..  N  Lansing. 
II Ol lues  «fc  Tlltlj-er,  Wholes.ale  and 

Retail  Dealers  in    Pianos,  Organs,  and 

Musical  Merchandise,  Opera  House  Block, 

Washington  avo. 
I^^<>aiililJJ4-  Oiiver  €«,  Propr  Chapman 

House,  cor  Grand  and  Michigan  ave. 
Howe  Sewing  Machine  Co,  E  P-.-ck,  agent, 

loS  Washington  ave. 
Hubbard    James    J  J,  merc'nants'  restaurant, 

Michigan  avenue,  near  Washington  ave. 
Hubbard  }drs  J  H,  laundiy,  Allegan. 

M.  Propr  Lansing  House,  cor 

Wasiiington   ave  and  Washtenaw. 

adv.) 

Hull  Jo-eph  B.  physician,  177  Washington 
avenue. 

Hungerford  Miss       Co,  dress  and  cloak 

making,  Franklin,  N  Lansing. 
Hunter    Smith,    grocer,    155  W^ashington 

ave. 

Huston  James  T,  blacksmith,  N  Lansing. 
Jeudeviue  Miss  L,  dressmaker,  121  Wash- 
ington ave. 

Tngersoll  Harley,  dry  goods  and  millinery, 
121  and  123  Washington  ave. 

liillld  Oiiice,  O  M  Barnes.  Commis- 
sioner ;    O  J   Root,  Cashier.  Michigan 
ave  near  Washington  ave. 
J,iques  S.unuel  W,  vi-agon  mnfr,  Michigan 
avenue. 

Jetferies  Miss  A  J,  pb\sician,  Franklin,  N. 
Lansing. 

Jeffres  Francis  A,  grocer.  Franklin,  N  Lan- 
sing, 

Johns  &  Bailey,  hoots  and  shoes,  Washington 
avenue. 

Tohnson  t^-  Firth,  cigar  mnfrs,  Michigan. 
Joiio«i  r  *  C  11,  Cigar  Mnfr««,  Whole 

sale  and  Ret.dl,  Michi:;an. 
Joiii'H  fcV  l»ortor.  Real  Estate  and  In 

surancc,  129  Washington  avo,  upstairs. 
Kennedy  \'  Curtis,  meat  market,  Michigan. 
Kern  Rudolph,  fancv  ^^oo.is,  N  Lansin^;. 

Uilhoiii'iic  Saiiiiiol  Ij,  .\Moincv 
Law,  Laud  and  Tax  Office,  115  W.i5.hing 
tun  ave. 

Kiniick  Ji^hn.  »ihooinaisCi ,  N  l.aii<ing. 
Kn.ipi  on  Kev  .A  A,  p.iMor  C<  'ti  '  M-  tV.Mli^J 
Church. 


LAN  AND  BUSINESS 


Kyle  Vv'in  C,  insurance,  177  Washington 
avenue.. 

Laken  L,  meat  market,  N  Lansinp-. 
Li\ni\  Chri:>t,  shoemaker,  N  Lnnsing-. 
Langenbacher  A,  general  store,  N  Lansing. 
Lansing    Sc    Son,  blacksmiths.    Grand  and 

Washtenaw. 
Lansing  Chair  Factory,  Wm  B  TPiorn,  supt, 

Grand, 

JillJiSSillg  Mouse,  M  Hudson,  Propr, 
cor  Washington  ave  and  Washtenaw,  [Se^f 
adv.) 

Lansing  Iron  Works,  W  W  Hildreth,  snpt, 

Shiawassee  and  Cedar. 
Lansing  Journa],   Geo  P  Sanford,  editor, 

Ottawa. 

Lansing  National  Bank,  John  J  Bush  pres^ 
M  1.  Coleman  cash,  cor  Micisigan  and  i 
Washington  aves.  I 

Lansing  State  Republican,  Wm  S  George  &  i 
Co  publishers,    Michigan  ave  nr  Capitol 
avenue. 

LiOlfeiPl^  Woosesi  Milla,  E  Parmelee 
&  Co,  Race  N  Lansing. 

Lanterman  Jacob  L,  dentist,  cor  Washing- 
tun  and  Michigan  ave. 

Lapham  &  Longstreet,  sash  and  blind  mnfrs, 
Michigan  ave. 

Lawrence  Geo  E,  flour  and  feed,  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Washtenaw. 

Lawrence  Henry  N,  deputy  commissioner  of 
insurance,  S.'ate  offices  2d  floor, 

Lederer  Henry,  clothing,  152'  Washington 
avenue. 


DIJ.ECTO^Y.  LAN 


Lemley  Jerome  B,  merchant  tailor,  149 
Washington  ave. 

Linden  &  Dunnebacke,  blacksmiths,  Grand. 

Long  ?>Iartin,  meat  market,  N  Lansing. 

Longyear  E}<hriam,  cash  Second  Nat  Bank, 
cor  Washington  and  Mic?dgan  avej. 

Longyear  Stevens  E,  physician,  cor  Wash- 
ton  and  Michigan  aves, 

Loomis  Lewis  C,  insurance  company,  cor 
Michigan  and  Washington  aves, 

McFadden  &  Ford,  meat  market,  109  Wash- 
ington ave, 

McKenzie  Dougal,  lawyer,  Franklin,  N  Lan- 
sing. 

INIcKenzie  Mirs  J,  phorographer,  Franklin 
and  Washington  ave,  N  Lansing. 

McLouth  Peter,  cigars  and  tolacco,  138 
Washington  ave. 

Marshall  Orvii,  physician,  N  Lansing. 

Marshall  Thomas,  liquors  and  cigars,  Michi- 
•  gau  ave. 

Mason  Harvey  D,  builder,  Michigan  ave. 
Masonic  Hall,    library  block,  Washington 
avenue^  * 

Mead  Ballard,  crockery,  154  Waishingt.jn 
avenue. 

Mead  &  Co,  dry  goods,  156  Washington 
ave. 

Mead  James  I,  chair  mnl'r,  Shiawassee. 

Meiser«  II,  German  American  Acade- 
my, established  Oct.  1S73,  1S5  Washing- 
ton  ave. 

Merrick  Herbert  T,  telegraph  operator,  L.  S. 
&  M.  S.  R.  R.  ' 


Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in 

Furniture,  Chairs,  Upholstery  Goods,  etc. 

GENERAL  UNDERTAKER, 


>f  .f ,  '^T?*'  ?    1:..  _ 


''^"sa^^t  ;       rCofiins  of  all  Kinds 


CONSTANTLY  ON  IIANP, 

Corner  Washington  Ave.  and  Ionia  St.,        -       -       LANSING.  MICH, 


I-IEj^^L^Y  MOSET.EIT, 

(Successor  to  C.  A.  WILLL\.NLS,) 

Hardware  and  Stoves, 

TIN,  SHEET  IKON  AND  COPPER  WARE, 
NOFITH  LANSING^          -         -  MICEIIGAN. 

All  Job  WorkPronipUy  Attended  to.   Caf^b  paid  for  Hidep,  Pelts  v't  Kvu-e. 


I 


S02 


MICHIGaS'  state  GAZEtTEER 


LAX 


iMerrili  Gale  T,  real  estate  dealer,  135  Wash-  | 
ineton  ave. 

Men  ill  T  J,  livery  stable,  N  Lansing, 

Michigan  1  loraeopathic  lustitiUe.  K  \V  Is  el- 
son  M  D  sec'y. 

Miller  Wm,  physician,  7  Washington  ave. 

Mineral  and  Magnetic  Spring  Hotel,  D  Ed- 
wards &  Co  propr.s,  Oak, 

Mue  Mrs  £  >.I,  dress  niakerAVashington  ave. 

MoS^L'lcy  Ileiirj?  Hardware,  Turner,  N 
Lansing.  [Sec  adv.) 

Munsun  Mrs  M  E,  dress  maker,  113  Wash- 
ington avenue. 

iviurrey  George  R,  clothing,  106  Washing- 
ton ave. 

Nelson  Mrs  A  R,  physician,  28  Washington 
avcDue. 

Nelson  Richard  W,  physician,  2S  Washing- 
ton ave. 

Nichols,  Allison  A,  grocer,  139  V/ashington 
avenue. 

Nichols  C  W,  harness  maker,  N  Lansing. 

]:*Oi'ili  La'&isli5g  l£oii'«e,  N  I'unk 
Propr,  Turner,  N  Lansing. 

13fcOrl!8,rO|>  HiU'l*  D,  Druggist  and 
Chemist,  Franklin,  N  Lansing. 

Northrop  Burr  H,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
Michigan  ave. 

Northrop  Mrs  C  A,  millinery,  141  Washing- 
ington  ave. 

Noteman  Alonzo,  saloon,  Washington  ave. 

Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  Library-  Block,  Wash- 
ington ave. 

Olds  S  S,  attorney  and  solicitor,  128  Wash- 
ington ave. 

Olin  Charles  J,  jeweler,  129  Washington 
avenue. 

Opdyke  &  Atkinson,  pump  mnfrs,  Michigan 
avenue. 

Orieilia)  MUl*i,  Thoman  &  Co,  Proprs, 

cor  Grand  and  Ottawa.    [Sec  adv.) 
OsSjOFH  ^  l*il»Oki8ey,  Lawyers,  Eich- 

ler  Block,  Michigan  ave. 
Osburti  N  &  Co,  contractors  and  builders, 

Capitol  Square. 
Otis  Byron  A,  lumber  imd  lime,  Michigan 

avenue, 

Packard  W  H  &  C  B,  proprs  Everett  Ho\\>c, 

Washington  ave. 
Palmatier  Mrs  D.  millinery,   Franklin,  N 

Lansing. 

Palmer  aSirs  R  A,  hair  dressing,  112  Wa>h- 

ington  ave. 
Parker  Joseph,  shoemaker,  Washington  ave. 
Parmelee   E  cSc   Co,  Lansing  woolen  mill, 

Race,  N  Landing. 
Partch   H   E  &  Co,  painters,  122  and  i | 

Wa>hiyt;ton  ave. 
Potter  &  Terry,  lumber  dealers,  Capitol  avc. 
I*atterson   Miss   M   E,  dress  making,  1.^0 

Washington  avc. 
Patterson  Wui  G,bov>ts  and  shoes, Washinglnn 

avenue. 


Peck  Edward  H,  insurance  and  U  S  Expr- 

agent,  13 1  Washington  ave 
Peck    E,   agent   Howe  Machine  Co,  ic 

WasViingion  ave. 
Powers  Jolm  R,  blacksmitn,  Michigan  av<-. 
Pratt  Hubert  R,  Deputy  Auditor  Gcneml. 

Auditor's  OS'nce. 
Prndden  Rev  Thomas  P  (Congregationuli^: 
T<aleigh    Weaker,  cigars  and    tobacco,  120 

Washington  ave. 
Randall  (.v  fLintly,  barbers,  >richigan  a\t. 
Ranney  George  E,  phys;cian,  no  W.L>hin- 

ton  ave. 

Ranney  George  E,  sec  State  Insurance  C 

cor  Vva.shington  and  Michigan  ave:?. 
Pvcason  llev  Nelson,  pastor  Methodist  churi.: . 

N  Lansing. 
Rice  T  M,  painter,  1 28  Washington  avc. 
Rice  Wm  L,  tin  and  glassware,  cor  Larch 

and  Michigan  ave. 
Richards  Charles  W,  hardware,  175  Wash 

ington  ave. 

Richmond  Bela  P,  jewelry.  124  Washington 

avenue. 

Richmond  George  B,  dentist,  Franklin,  N 
Lansing. 

Roberts  Mrs.  O  A,  milliner\-,  loS  Washir..:- 
ton  ave. 

jtioUj^Oll  rSros,  Wholesale  Grocers,  177 

Washington  ave. 
Robson  Charles,  general  <tore,  N  L.Mismg. 
Robson  Robert  S,  dry  good<,  179  Washir.j; 

ton  ave. 

Root  Orlando  J,  cashier  Land  Departuur/ 

[ackson  Lansing  ^;  Saginaw  R.  R.  Co.. 

Michigan  avc  nr  Washington  a\e. 
Rouse  John  F,  telegraph  operator  D.  L.  &  I 

^L  R.  R.,  office  Landing  House. 
Rouser  Christian,  flouiing  mill.  Turner,  N 

Lansing. 

Rufsell  Franklin  F,  books   and  stationery. 

no  Washir.gion  ave. 
!^:iiErord  Gt'orsjc  T,  Editor  and  Propiic- 

tor  of  the  T.\r.N;iig  Tournal.  and  lob  rmv 

er,  Real    Estate    and    Insurance  Agent. 

Ottawa. 

Sattler  Charles  L,  grocer.  N  L;\n5iug. 
Schlotter  Cicoi^e,  brewer.  Grand. 
Schuyler,   ;  hysician,  137  Washington  a»o 
nue. 

Scofield  Sylve-.ter,  l«m!»er  mnU,  c.ir  Faci^'O 

and  Water. 
Seager  Schuyler  F.  lawyer,  cor  Washington 

and  Michigan  ave>. 
Second  National  Bank.  H    H  Smith  pr^v 

Fmpriam  Longycav  cash,  cor  Wa^hin;:>' " 

and  Michigan  avcs. 
Shank  Hullicrt  B  dv:  Son,  physicians.  5  M 

Shaw  \\  m  .\,  stents  tiu nn»hing  ^v>v' >  . 

ington  a\e. 
Shubel  Frederick.  MaJrksnnth,  1(A  W.i^'-'' 

ton  avc. 


LAN  AND  BUSINESS 


Shull      Al.-dorf,  druggists,  136  VVashingion 
avenue. 

ShuU  &  Silberc:,  grocers,  Butler  Block. 

Slntmway   Mrs   C,  fancy  goods,  Micnig-an  i 
avenue.  j 

Midway  J  1,  grocer,  126  WavhingLOU  ase, 

Sinions  Benjamin  F,  dry  goods,  127  Washing- 
ton ave,  ! 

.Sipley  &  l-"!a?.ce,  meat  market,  \Va-,hin2,ton 
avenue. 

Smith  Dwi^-ht  S,  laywer,  cor  Washin<jloR 

and  Michigan  aves. 
Smith  H  H,  pres   Second  National    Bank,  i 
'  residence  Jackson.  | 
Smith  Joseph,  grocer,  Allegan.  _  j 

Smith  Samuei  C,  builder.  Willow,  N  Lan-  ! 

sing.  I 
<^|>SirFOW  ftfc  ^fO'Ore*;,  Real  E-;tate  and  j 

Loan  Agents,  Washington  ave  bet  Lansing 

House  and  Butler  Block. 
Squires  H  W  &  Co,  grocers,  39  Washingt.m  | 

avenue.  } 
State   In.-urance  Co,  George  E  Ranney  scc,  j 

cor  Washington  and  Michigan  avt-s.  | 
Stebbins  CortLand  B.  deputy  supt  public  in-  j 

struction,  state  offices.  Washington  ave.  \ 
Steinhohl  Frederick,  baker  and  confectioner,  I 

N  Lansing.  | 
Stewart  &  Disher,  marble  dealer...  i95Wash-  | 

ington  ave. 
Straugh  Bernard,  meat  market,  N  Lan.sing. 
Sutton  <::c  Adams,  hack  line,  Washtenaw  nr 

Lansing. 

Sutton  George  B,  livery  stal)le,  Washtenaw. 
TcnEvck  C  P,  boots  and  shoes,   N  Lan- 
sing. 

Tenney  &  Chapman,  huv  and  real  estate,  15 

Michigan  ave. 
Tenney  \[rs    Harriet    A,    state  librarian, 

state  offices  Washingt.-n  ave. 
Thoissaii    &    €0.    Oriental    Mills,  cor 

Grand  and  Ottawa.     {  Sc\"  adc-.) 
Thompson  E  S  &:  Co,  printers,  Fnmklin,  -N 

Lansing. 

Thorn  Wm  B,  supt  Lansing  Chair  Factory, 
Grand. 

Thrift  Timothy  B,  hardware,  115  Washing- 
ton ave. 

Tooker  &  Chamberlin,  boots  and  shoes,  125 

Washington  ave. 
Trostel  Frederick,  gunsmith,  184  Wa~>hing- 

ton  ave. 

Truesdell  fames,  blacksmith,  N  Lan>ing. 
Tubbs  Andrew  D,  grocer,  Franklin,  N  Lan- 
sing. 

Turner  Miss  M  E,  millinery,  Franklin,  N 
Lansing. 

Turn--r,  Smith  <S^  ("o,  land  an<l  li)Anoftice,  cor 
Washington  and  Michigan  aves. 

I'Cbele  G,  grocer,  N  Lansing. 

Vanr.Iarcom  S;in\uel,  lawyer,  149  Washing- 
ton ave. 

VanDriess  Rev  Louis,  (Catholic). 


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VanOrmer  J,  boots  and  shoes,  Frar.kiin,  N 
L.ansing. 

Voorheis  George  P,  attornev  ai  law.  State 

Office-. 

Wait  Beniamin  F,  restaurant,  Michigan  ave. 
Walker  &  Hustor.,  sash  factory,  Franklin,  N 
]>ansing. 

Wal7.  jaro!>.  Tailor,  Wa^h;ngto^  ave. 
Webst rr  Oiang'j  B,  physician,  Larch,  N  Lan- 
sing. 

Weinman  i^rederick,  saloon,  N  Lansing. 
Wellings  James  H,  physician,  Franklin,  N 
I^ansing. 

Well-  Frank,  druggi^^t,  129  Washir.g.uu  ave. 

Wcscott  Mrs  E  L.  librarian,  Lan-ing  L  and 
1,  Association,  Library  Block. 

Westcott  Thomas  W,  merchant  triilor,  104 
Washington  ave. 

Western  Union  and  Atbn'ic  &  Pacific  Tele- 
graph Co,  oftice  in  North  Lansing  House. 

Whelaii  Mrs  L,  millinery,  Michigan  ave. 

AVhiteley  John,  grocer,  Washington  ave. 

William's  &  Huds  on,  billiard  room,  ^6  Wash- 
ington ave, 

Williams  Oliver,  marble  dealer,  Washington 
ave. 

Wil.-on  Nelson,  bari^er,  16S  Washington  ave. 

Wirth  .S:  Harr,  .saloon,  N  Lan>ing. 

Wi-c  Alfred,  mnfr  sash,  doors  and  blinds, 

Michigan  ave. 
Wolf  Christian,  saloon,  1 12  Washington  ave. 
Wolters  Theo,  tovs  and  groceries,  K  Lansing. 
Wood  5i:Ui;eiiO  15,  Agent   in  Supreme 

Court,    Keai    E>tate,    Loan    and  Claim 

Agency,   cor  Washington   and  Michigan 

avenues.    (S^^  ac^Z'.) 
Wood  Rev  Joseph,  (Episcopalian). 
Woodworth  Henry  A,  boots  and  shoes.  147 

\Vashington  ave. 
Wright  Orville  B,  tailor, Franklin, N  Lansing. 
Yeiter  Fred  ^:  Co,  brewers.  Mad;>on. 
Ziegler  &  Hro,  tannery,   cor  Saginaw  and 

Grand. 


LAPEER, 

The  county  seat  of  Lapeer  cninty,  a  thrifty 
voung  city  of  2,887  inhabit.ints,  situated  at 
the  intersection  of  the  Chicago  <jk:  L.ike  Hu- 
ron, and  the  Detroit  &  Bay  City  railroads, 
60  miles  from  Detroit,  45  from  Port  Huron. 
20  from  Flint,  .ind  48  from  B.iy  City.  A 
branch  of  the  D.  Ci:  B.  C.  K.  R.  here  divei^es 
to  Fish  Lake,  5  miles  distant. 

The  site  of  the  village  wa-s  taken  up  by  A. 
N.  Hart,  in  1S31,  and  the  village  platte\i  by 
him  in  1833.  In  1836  the  county  wa-or 
gani  ed.  jnd  L.^pecr  i^ecame  the  county 
seat.  In  iSoo  it  received  a  village  charter, 
and  in  1808  bec.imc  a  city.  In  iS?!  it  se- 
cured a  railway  outlet  \ia  Pott  Huron,  and 
in  1872  was  tapped  bv  the  l>.  &  fi.  C.  R.  R. 

The  manufaclurcb  of  l^pecr  include  ma- 


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chinery  and  castinp^s^  lumber,  sosh,  doors  and 
blindj,  woolen  cloths  and  flour.  It  derives 
water  power  from  the  Flint  river.  Lumber, 
shing-les  and  staves  stili  form  the  chief  arti- 
cles of  shipment.  Lapeer  has  two  weekly 
newspapers,  the  Clarion,  republican,  and 
the  Dem^Krat.  Express,  American.  Tele- 
graph, Western  Union.  Shad  N.  Vincent, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Abbott   John,   real  estate,  room  4,  Court 
Flo  use. 

Abram  lio^lHC,  James  Abram  Propr, 

cor  Nepising  and  Saginaw. 
Adams  G  B,  provision  dealer. 
Albro  D  J.  barber. 

American  Express  Co,  S  N  Vincent  agent. 
Armstrong     Bro,  general  store. 
Atlantic  &  Pacific  Telegraph,  Co,  C  S  Miner 
ao-ent. 

Barber  Yv'  W,  justice  of  tlie  peace. 
Barclay  Thos  S,  physician. 
Barnes  Parraelia,  nullinerv. 
Bar  tor/  B  M,  ,!:;rocer. 

Ils5tl€^«,  W;iJls\\"Ortil  &  Co,  Planing 

iSIill  and  Sash  Factoi-y. 
Beamer  Robert,  carriage  maker. 
Bennett  W  H,  saloon. 
Bentley  J,  county  clerk. 
Beringer  J  L  ^?"Co.  lumber. 
Bird  sail  H  A,  lawver. 
Brackenbury  Thos,  meat  market. 
Breckler  &  Lewenstein,  clothing. 
Bristol  U  D,  druggist  and  bookseller. 
Brown  Geo,  harness  shop  and  shoemaker. 
Brown  W  H,  cooper. 
Bruce  A  C,  blacksmith. 
Bruce  J  O,  blacksmith. 
Buerger  John  A,  brewery. 
Burbank  C  C,  blacksmith. 
Butts  Maynard,  boots  and  shoes. 
Caiy  John,  saloon. 
•Cavanaugh  John,  saloon. 
IJlinipillfSll  Mrs  M  K,  Millinery  and 

f  ancy  Goods, 
Clark  &  Henderson,  confectionery. 
Clarion  (weekly),  S  J  Tomlinson  propr,  cor 

Nepising  and  Fox, 
Clegg  James,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Colegrove  A  B,  grocer. 
Collins  Patrick,  tailor. 
Cuniming  IT,  grocer. 
Daley  W  F,  insurance. 
Decker  J  B,  lumber. 

Democrat  Publishing  Co,  publishers  Weekly 

Democrat. 
Demorest  <S:  Tucker,  maible  works. 
Dodge  C  T,  lumliermnfr. 
Donaldson  U,  ^  ropr  Donaldson  House. 
Dubois  &  Webster,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Eby  Aaron,  American  House. 
Fenner  (}eo,  boots  .ind  shoes. 
Finnan  R,  grocer, 


First  National  Bank,  H  K  White  pres,  C  G 

White  cashier. 
Fleming  D  H,  tailor. 

Frost  W  A  J  City  Restaurant,  Nepising. 
Oa.%k5il  tfc  Occr,  Attorneys  at  La-.v, 

Bank  Block. 
Giles  J  A,  meat  market. 
Green  Ira,  woolen  mill. 
Gregory  G  B,  phvsician. 
Grunnell  A  C,  a^'ent  C.  &  L.  H.  R.  R. 
Raddrill  L  J,  grocer. 
Hallock  &  King,  pump  mnfrs. 
Hannahs  G  E,  freight  agent  Detroit  &  Biv 

City  R.  R. 
Harrington  A  C,  gunsmith. 
Hsrt  J  B,  hats,  furs,  etc. 
Hart  X  ir.  Attorney  at  Lav/,  Nepising 
Hart  R  G  &  Co,  bankers. 
IfCIllill^way  IVm,  Attorney  at  Law. 

Neoisiricj. 

Mciaiillfjway  &,  flOUgel,  Planinj 
Mill  and  Sasn  Factory,  cor  Park  D.  A: 
B.  C.  R.  R. 

Hetts  Valentine,  harness  and  saddles. 
Hicks  J  H,  boot  and  shoeniaker. 
Hicks  S  S,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Hill  Marks,  dry  goods  and  millineiy. 
Hough  J  B.  Judge  of  Probate, 
Plouar  Wm,  snloon. 

tlughes  Bros,  lum.ber,  office,  Abram  Hou-<. 
Ifuii^erford  James  A,  Wagon  Mi^fr, 

cor  Park  Saginaw, 
Jackson  Mrs  Eliza,  hair  good.s. 
Jackson  Dr  Wm  \,  drug  ,ist. 
Jackion  &  Slay  ton,  drugs  and  crockery. 
Jennings  Ward  H,  flouring  mill. 
Johnston  Alex,  general  store. 
I£eis<^r  .Toscph,  Furniture  Dealer,  cor 

Fox  and  Nepising, 
King  Robert,  lumber, 
Kyle  Charles,  wines  and  liquors. 
Lacy     Adams,  saloon. 
Lee  John,  livery. 
LenhofT  Loui-^,  clothing. 
Loder  &  Sutton,  hardware  and  stoves. 
Loeweiistein  A  T,  gents'  furnishing  goods. 
McCall  H,  physician. 
^^cC?r'^.y  Thomas,  merchant  tailor. 
IVl0l>()ll»1(i  <V  Soi>.  Foundc-s  and  NU 

chinists,  cor  Mill  and  D,     B.  C  R.  R. 
McElroy  F,  confectJonery  and  bakery. 
ITll'lveiiziO  JailU'8,  Lumber  Dc.ilcr. 
McLennan  A  .Jv;  Bro,  general  store. 
McMicken  James,  livery. 
^^cNamara  James,  justice  of  ihc  peace  and 

attorney  at  law. 
McVean  Davi  i,  books  and  xtaHonery. 
Madarv  D,  barber. 

iMair'  Vlov,  Flour  Mill,  Main.  {Sef  aJ-^  ) 
:Tlar<«1iail  IIoii«(\  L  M  Smith,  Prop'. 

coi  I'ine  and  i'.vik.    {S^e  a,iv,) 
Mavecty  J.unes,  hc»tel  pif^pr. 
Merritt  J  J,  heading;  tuill. 


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}Ars  S  E,  millinery. 
Niiiiis  J  D  (i:  Son,  lumber. 
Xjiru'r  C  S,  bo(^ts  and  shoes  atul  ageat  A  S:  P 
■[•'A  Co, 

.^|<><*re  J  5-5,  Attorney  at  Law  and  P;o- 

seoutitig  Attorney,  I  and  3  Court  Hou.se. 
Mor-.e  O  O,  County  Treasurei. 
Moses  Joseph,  carriage  and  wagon  mnfr. 
Muiphy  James,  grocer. 
.\t;ro  John  B,  saloon. 
X'.chols  Oliver,  hardware. 
')rr  Benjamin,  saloon. 

Pillni'Hr  A  li,  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars 

and  Billiard  Room.  <» 
Palmer  tS:  Rodman,  wines.  liquors  and  cigars. 
Patterson  H  C,  general  store. 
Pearce  &  Croft,  sewing  macliines. 
j'eck  &  Jeffeiy,  dress  milking, 
l  ike  H  D  &  Pro,  general  store. 
Piper  H  P,  watches  and  iewelrv. 
Riker  B  C.  barber. 
Robbins  V  R,  boot  and  .-^lioemaker. 
koljerts  S:  Beech.,  general  stove. 
ISoekwt'il   SyUiii-iter,    Meat  Market 

and  Flour  and  Feed  Store. 
Ruby  Francis,  saloon. 
Schlegel  Charles,  tanner. 
Scully  E  D,  blacksmith. 
J^uelye  SI Irin^js,   Restaurant  and  Saloon. 
Simon  Charl 


es,  nouons. 


Sim{>son  J  B,  eclectic  physician. 

Smith  A.Iex,  livery  stable. 

Smith  George,  ticket  agent  Detroit  &  Bav 

City  R.  R. 
Smith  H  C,  clothing. 
Smith  J  L,  furniture. 

SsuHh       It,  Propr  Mar.-^hall  House,  cor 

P  i  1 )  e  an  d  Park .    ('  See  adv. ) 
Smith  Thomas, deputy  sheriff,7  Court  Hou-e. 
S^JJSStll  W  H,  Harness  Maker. 
Snyder  A  R,  cigar  mnfr. 
Steinhart  Flerman,  tailur. 

Stii'kljey  W  W  4fc  ?»I  :V.  Attorneys  at 
Law. 

Stockton  Edward,  saloon. 
Stone  G  \V  «S:  Bro,  grocers. 
Taylor  R  L,  lawyer,  County  Building. 
Tenney  5:  Smith,  general  store. 
Thatcher  C  L,  books  and  stationery  and  wall 
paper. 

Th.'imas  S  V     C  P,  lawyer?,  room  6  Court 
House. 

Toilt  A  II,  Carriage  Mnfr,  cor  Fo.v  and 
Park. 

TomlinsoQ  S  J,  propr  Clarion  House. 
Tomlinson,  Waterbury  &  Co,  general  store. 
Turner  Charles,  paint«r  and  grocer. 
Tuttle  &  Gregory,  general  store  and  planing 

mill  and  sash  factory,  cor  Franklin  a\  e 

and  Monroe. 


Lapeer  Cit}^  Mills, 


Liant  Miller 


Manufacturer  of  Superior  and  other 

CHOICE  GRADES  OP  FLOUR, 

fi^^Cash  Dealer  in  Wheat,  Coarse  Gra.in  and  MUl  Feed.-^ 

OFFICE  AND  MILL.  MAIN  STREET.    LAPEER.  MICH. 


iSHALL  HOUSE, 

L.  M.  SMITH,  Proprietor, 

LAPEER,         -  -  -  MICHIGAN. 


^^oocl  Sample.  RooiriH.    Special  Attontion  jjiven  to  tho  TravoliiM  P\ibUc. 

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V^n  Dyke  Peler,  genera!  store. 
Varnuin    &    Walker,   farniiure    lunfrs  n.nd 
foundry. 

Vin^-ent  Shad  N,  druggist  and  po->tmasrer. 
Vinccot  S  T,  I. line,  Coal  and.  Cement, 

and  at^ent  Canton  Wrourfut  Iron  Bridiop 

Co,  opp  Port  Huron  Depot. 
Wade  D  M,  photograr'her. 
Waldre  Walter,  blacksmith. 
Walker  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 
Walker  <i>:  Son,  bakers  and  confect;unei.>. 
Walters  and  .Mape.s,  grocers. 
Watson  Royal  11,  flour  and  feed, 
Watties  J  M     Co,  bankers. 
Wattles  J  M  &  G  C,  lawyers. 
Webster  &  Mills,  agricultural  iniplenients. 
Vv'eir  Jarnes,  meat  market. 
Western  Ijiiion  Telegraph  Co,  S  N  Vincent 

agent. 

White  &  Brown,  hardware  and  stoves. 
White  &  Hevener,  general  store. 
WiU^Ml  iivo  Barber. 
Wright  S,  grocer. 

Wnght  T  E,  coal,  lime  and  cement. 

LA  SALLE. 

A  small  village  on  the  L.  S.  &  M.S.  R. 
R.  and  C.  S.  R..  R.,  in  T.a  Saile  township^ 
Monroe  county,  5  miles  south  of  Monroe. 
At  an  early  day  La  Salle  promised  to  become 
a  place  of  considerable  importance,  but  trade 
has  flowed  into  other  channels  and  left  it  a 
stranded  village,  so  to  .speak.  E.xcept  for 
the  business  created  by  some  three  or  four 
saw  mills,  it  would  have  no  interests  worthy 
of  mention.  It  h.is  3  cliurches,  but  all  pas- 
torless,    W.  H.  Kief,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Anderson  A  D,  blacksmith. 

Barton  J,  hotel  propr. 

Day  Thomas,  blacksmith. 

Douglas  R,  saw  mill, 

Harmon  A,  saw  mill. 

Jornia  A,  grocery  and  saloon. 

Kief  W  H,  grocer  and  druggist. 

Kiel  John  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Kinnie  W  F  il^:  N,  saw  mill. 

Knob  M,  grocer  and  saloon. 

Kroos  C,  cider  and  vinegar  mnfr, 

Kruger  Willi;in),  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Man  til  John  boot  and  shoemaker. 

O'Conurir  N,  grocery  and  saloon. 

Ronalds  James,  wagon  maker. 

LATHROP. 

Locally  known  as  Centcrvilie,  a  village  of 
about  80  inhal)itanis.  on  the  line  of  tlie  C. 
(S:  X.  \V,  ]\  K.,  ill  M.iplf  Ridge  low  nsliip, 
Delta  counly,  31  miles  north  cf  LscMnaba. 
The  station  known  as  Centervillc.  It  is 
in  a  very  heavily  tiniberod  country,  \\ith 
considerable  swamp  l.\n(L  mi\e«l  in.  Char- 


coal  burning,  with  some  farming,  are  the 
principal  Industrie.?.    Settled  in  ibC^^  Teie 
graph,  Xorthwe.-tern.    Azel  Lathrop,  pes:- 
m.aster. 

LAWRENCE. 

A  lively  village  of  Van  Buren  county,  situa- 
ted in  the  tov/n.ship  of  the  same  name,  on 
the  Paw  Paw  river.  9  miles  due  v,-est  of  the 
village  of  Paw  Paw,  and  6  east  of  ITar.fonl. 
which  is  its  nearest  railway  station.  It  was 
first  settled  in  1S37,  incorporated  as  a  village 
in  1S69,  ^^'^  no^^'  numbers  about  i,oco  in- 
habitants. It  does  but  little  manufacturing, 
but  is  surrounded  by  a  splendid  farming  and 
fruit  country,  and  is  the  collecting  point  for 
large  am<nnnts  of  wheat,  apples,  and  peaches. 
It  has  a  daily  mail.     G.  A.  Cross. postmaster, 

BCSI.VE35  DIRECTORY. 

Barbon  Samuel,  wagon  maker. 

Barrows  J      drags  and  jewelry. 

Bridges  ^-  vSweet,  blacksmiths. 

Chadwick  E  E  &  T  A,  general  store. 

Clay  &  ^LarshalI,  painters. 

Grain  &  Mu^son.  w.Tgon  makers. 

Cross  G  A  &  E  L,  fruit  de.ilers. 

Fisk  J  M,  general  store. 

Grady  B  O,  saloon. 

Grey  James,  pump  maker. 

Haskin  A  S,  physician. 

Hicks  A  D,  tailor. 

Holmes  O  E,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Kelley  J  H,  hardware. 

Marshall  H  M,  general  store. 

^L1thel•  S  G,  hotel  propr. 

Montgomery  Nate,  hotel  propr. 

Osgood  Roland,  lumber  dealer. 

Payen  Tohn,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Phelps  E  H,  livery. 

Phelps  &  Cornwall,  general  store. 

Phillips  J  L,  grocery  and  news  rooms. 

Reynolds  T  O,  editor  and  propr  Lawrence 

Advertiser. 
Kobb  Daniel,  harness  maker. 
Rolib  John,  harness  maker. 
Roberts  W  G,  barber. 
Rowe  S,  grocer,  druggist  and  ph\sician. 
Ryan  M,  wagon  maker. 
Skinner  J  R,  cooper. 
l  ilti>n  v'c  Olin.  fiouring  milL. 
Vandervere  W  W     Co,  lumber  dealers. 
Web>^ter  C  R,  harne.ss  maker. 
Wiggins  O  B,  phy>ician. 
Williims  B  .Nl,  notary  pul>lic.  ' 
Wooden  W  NL  meal  niarkci. 


LAWTON. 

.\n  incorporated  village  on  the  M.  C.  R- 
R.,  at  the  junction  of  the  Paw  l\\\e  hrandu 
100  miles  fiom   Detroit,   1^4  from  '  '  > 
lb  wof:t  of  Kalama;oo.  and  4  <«>. 
I'.vv.-  Paw.    Ii  is  situ.Ucd  in  .Vniwcrp  lv>v«  n 


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strain  and  fruit  are  cultivated,  and  these 
v,iili  pi;;  iron  form  tiit;  principal  shipments 
from  this  station.  The  leading  business  in- 
tfie.^t  of  the  place  is  the  blast  furnace  of 
fi'e  Michigan  Central  Iron  Company,  Capi- 
ta!, 250,000,  in  which  preyident  U.  S.  Grant 
is  the  principal  stock  holder.  The  ore  is 
by  water  Irom  Lake  vSu])erifir  to 
Jluffaio,  thence  by  rail  to  Lawton. 
Ahout  20  tons  of  pig  iron  per  day  are  pro- 
duced. Other  manufacturing  in'erests  in- 
clude a  fanning  mill  manufactory,  2  machine 
.drops  and  2  wagon  and  carriage  shops.  The 
vilbige  was  tirst  settled  in  1S4S,  was  incor- 
porated in  1839,  and  now  numbers  1,200  in- 
iuihitants.  I;;  has  tvvo  churches,  Methodist 
and  Baptist,  and  a  good  union  school.  Ex- 
;-ress,  American.  l^elegraph,  Western 
Union.    William  H.  Smith,  yx)stmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Abbott  Mrs  2dary,  mdUinery. 
Adams  C  Spencer,  hardwar-e. 
Bowers  Charles,  meat  market 
lirown  Henry  A,  photographer. 
Bryant  Lewis,  billiard  hall. 
I;urhants  Henry,  agent  American  Express 

Co,  M.  C  R.'R.  depot. 
Campbell  Wm,  baker. 
Cheesman  Samuel,  general  store. 
Colvin  Martin  G,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Cooper     Eiijah  Founder  and 

Machinist. 
Cuwgill  James  S,  grocer. 
Cowgill  &  McKeyes  flouring  mill,  3  miles 

from  village. 
Cross  M  U,  freight  and  ticket  agent,  M.  C. 
R.  R.  ^ 

Desenherg  Eernard,  groceries  and  crockery. 

Edwards  David,  sho'cmaker. 

f  inley  Richard,  harness  maker. 

GotT  Benjamin  F,  propr  Robinson  House. 

Harrington  Louis  C,  harness  maker. 

Hill  John  G.  law  ver. 

Johnson  Gilbert  I),  general  store. 

Johtisoji  &  film  riir^toii,  Watches, 

Clocks  and  Jewehy, 
Kennady  Patrick,  manager  W  U  Telegraph, 
_  olfice  depot. 

Kinney,  Adams  &  Co^  hardware  and  grain 

'iealors. 

'^Jiwion  Oeor^e  Attorney  and 

PfobiUe  Judge. 
T  <i\\  ton  House,  E  B  Town  propr. 
McKlheny  Alfred  L,  harness  maker. 
^IcKinney  M;iriin  V  B,  physician, 
^'^'rvhuacy  \iii>ol<'oj»  15,  Druggist. 
•"v.ll;uii;;';il  Wui,  l"...ois  and  Shoes, 
^'•^yhard  John,  coojum-. 
^licliii^aii  C^cntral  Ii'<mi  Co,  Gen  Q 

A  <  iibnore,  Prcs  ;  I)  Van  Nostrand,  Sec 

'ind  Treas  ;  Henry  Ford,  Supt. 


Morel  Join),  meat  market. 

Moritz  H  &  Co,  grocers. 

Parker  James  L,  wews  and  stationery. 

Powell  >>:  McKinncy,  flouring  and  saw  mills. 

Powers  Albert  H.  bdiiard  hail. 

Ray  Gu}''C,  blacksmith, 

Robbins  Walter  W,  blacksmith. 

Rolnnson  .Alexander  E,  livery  stable. 

Roi^inson  Geo  W,  saloon. 

HolJisijmoii  l2oi5se,  B  F  G.jff,  Propr. 

Robinson  James  C,  bari)er. 

Rowlee  Jonathan  J,  billiard  hall. 

Shopbell  Jeremiah,  planing  mill. 

Smith  ?vlrs  S  L,  millinery. 

Smith  Wm  H,  postmaster. 

Smith  &  Co,  d.-aggists  and  b<;o!;se!1ers.  " 

Smith       Walker,  Fanning  Mill,  Corn 

Shelier  and  Milk  Safe  Mnfrs. 
Stern  L  &  Co,  general  store. 
Still  R  Nelson,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Tabor  Lester  A,  lawyer. 
Thomas  Oscar  F,  physician. 
Town  Ephrainr  B,  propr  Lawton  House. 
Voorhees  Wni,  physician. 
Watson  Hiram  C,  wagon  maker. 
Wilcox  fames  L,  wagon  maker. 


LEE'S  CORNERS- 

A  postofnce  in  the  town  of  ingersoli,  Mid- 
land county,  5  miles  west  t)f  Freeland.  on 
the  F.  &  P.'M.  R.  R.  It  is  surrounded  by 
level  farming  lands,  growing  hay,  oats  and 
potatoes  principally.  Curtis  J.  Win<low, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Cramton  Charles  F  carpenter. 
Pierce  Phine;i5  F,  black>mith. 
Moon  Rev  L  N  (Methodist  1. 
Winslow  Charles  H,  marble  cutter, 
Wmslow  Curtis  |,  general  store. 
Win>u>w  Loring  S  sr,  physician. 


LEESVILLE. 

A  village  of  about  700  inha])itants  in  the 
township  of  Hamtramck,  W.nnc  countv,  4 
ndles  north  of  Detroit.  Market  gardening 
and  brickmnking  are  the  leading  industries 
of  the  phicc.    William  Cliri^ty,  postma«;tcr. 

BUilNF.SS  niRF.ClORY. 

Barlh  i'etcr.  blacksmith  and  w.igon  maker. 

Ba^horner  Frank,  w.Tgon  maker. 

Best  I'nnk,  blacksmith  and  w.ig.in  maker. 

Chris  y  Wm,  general  store  and  brick  m.iker. 

Colquilt  John  J,  cigar  mnfr. 

Cooper  Henry,  brick  mnlr. 

Cooper  James.  I»in  k  mn!r  and  siw  mill. 

Coi'j^er  Thuma-s.  brick  mnfr. 

toper  W  ni,  InuKlcr. 
Fourniei  F.li,  hot«d  keeper. 
Fi  a/  or  Janio,  It  icher. 
Hooroll  Davi«l,  briik  mnfr. 
Hunt  Pcler,  brick  mnfr. 


5oS 


MICHIGAN  STATE  CAZ?:TTEER 


LEO 


Si  alt  Is  oil"  Allgli*-^!,  General  SUore  and 
Saloon. 

Lamb  Richard,  ju-iice  of  the  peace. 
Neumann  Nicholas,  blacksmith. 
Scliroeder  Albert,  harness  maker. 
Trombley  Richard,  brick  mnfr. 
Voker^  James,  brick  mnfr. 
Walker  Charles,  brick  lanfr. 
Walker  Robert  E,  brick  mnfr. 


LELAND, 

The  villaoe  of  Leiand  is  on  the  .■>hore  ut 
lake  Michigan,  in  Leelanaw  county  just  C'p- 
posite  the  North  Manitou  island.  It  is  situ- 
ated on  a  level  plat  of  land  lying  between 
two  high  hills  on  the  north  and  south,  and 
extending  b^ick  to  Carp  lake.  Carp  river, 
the  outlet  of  this  lake,  runs  througli  the  vil- 
lage, giving  it  a  water  communication  back 
into  the  interior  some  15  miles.  Leiand  is  a 
tine  place  of  siunuier  resort,  the  scenerv  be- 
ing  beautiful  and  div.-rsitled,  the  atmosphere 
pure  and  healthful,  and  the  tishing  not  to  be 
excelled.  A  tirst-class  hotel  is  needed.  Tiie 
population  of  the  village  is  434.  It  con- 
tains three  churches — Catholic,  Lutheran  and 
Congregational— two  sav.'  mills  and  a  blast 
furnace,  the  iron  ore  for  which  is  brought 
across  the  lake  from  Escanaba.  The  furnace 
was  the  properly  of  the  late  Capt.  E.  B. 
Ward,  of  Detroit.  Leiand  is  ii  miles  south- 
west of  Northport,  the  county  seat,  and  30 
miles  northwest  of  Traverse  City,  its  nearest 
railway  station.  It  was  settled  in  1854.  It 
has  a  serai-weekly  mail.  E  A  Doty,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Barton  W  W,  druggist. 
Brown  William,  blacksmith. 
Bundenthal  Rev  J  (Lutheran). 
Cordes  T  A,  general  store. 
Cummings  M  lS:  Co,  lum1)er  dealers. 
Daly  Michael,  fisherman. 
Egeler  Chas  E,  meat  market. 
Glenn  J  C,  lumber  dealer. 
Graescr  Louis,  blacksmith. 
Norris  Abraham,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Price  E  B,  cooper. 

Reunoren  Edward,  grocer  and  tailor. 
Thompson  Rev  George,  ( Congregati-jnalist), 
Wyau'lotte  Rolling  Mill  Co,  pig   iron  and 

general  store. 
Zoan  Rev  p  S,  (Catholic). 


LENOX. 

A  buiall  villagr  in  Lenox  totvnsliip,  Ma- 
comb county,  better  knovvn  as  Ridgeway  sii- 
tion  on  the  G.  T.  R'y,  40  ni'lcs  ii(irtlica>t 
of  Detroit,  16  above  Mt.  Ciemcn>,  17  s(»ut!» 
of  Port  Huron,  and  17  west  of  St.  Clair.  It 
is  the  junction  of  rhree  r.dlroads,  the  G.  T., 
the  Midland,  Michigan  <S;  Can.ida  Southern 


R.  R.,  and  the  St,  Ciair  &  Cliicago  air  \inr 
a  feature  calculated  to  give  the  place  -jn-,- 
importance  in  tlie  future.  It  has  a  p  :>nulaii«.- 
of  about  300,  3  hotels,  2  <zorc:i,  a  flour:!;g 
mill,  and  an  elevator.  James  B-  Davis,  |Kis:. 
master.  Three  quarters  of  a  mile  v^  est  from 
Lenox  ia  the  village  of  Richmond. 

liUSIXFjiS  DIRKCTORV. 

Bullard  R,  propr  Snyder  House. 
Canadian  Express  Co,  Robert  Evoiis  agent. 
Dupont  George  H,  telegraph  operator. 
Evans  Robert,  station  agent. 
Gleeson  George,  propr  Ridgeway  Hotel. 
Gleesun  Jes-e.  T'ouring  mill. 
Jons  Gustavus,  general  store. 
Kihep.  6c  brother,  general  store. 
Ridgeway  Hotel^  George  Gleeson  prof»r. 
Simmons  Andrew,  grain  merchant. 
Simmons  &  .Snyder,  produce  and  lumber. 
Sisyjlcr  Sfir.i«i\  R  Bullard  Propr. 
^i«'aJ?i.CS'  I'raElk.  Restaurant. 
Wesrcm  Union  'lel?graph.  George  H  D 
pout  ngent. 


LEOITI. 

A  village  situated  on  the  M.  C.  R  R.,  ir. 
Leoni  townsliip,  fackson  cousity,  S  mile^  ea-t 
of  Jackson,  and  6S  from  Detroit.  Ii  h^^- 
about  700  inhabitants,  and  considerable  tiavlc 
V.  ith  the  country  around.  Potatoes,  grain. 
ap}ile.->  and  poultry  are  shipped.  The  oudci 
o;  Goose  and  Gras-;  lakes  furni-h  wa'cr 
power.  Express,  American.  Settled  1S26. 
It.  P.  Gardner,  postmaster. 

BrSINESS  PIRErTORY. 
Barl.'cr  Z  M,  >aw  mill. 

Ciardner  H  P,  grocer,  e.xpie>s  and  station 

agent. 

Kimball  J  R  ^:  C'\  produce. 
Lar^elere  vV  Sparks,  flouring  mill. 
Lightwater  A   S,   principal    Cen  Norm.il 

Schov)l. 
Lynch  W  B,  cooper. 
Mills  H  D,  pump  maker. 
Morehouse  E,  huck-ter. 
Peek  D,  w.igon  maker. 
Pierce  Rev  E  P,  (  Merho-list). 
Raxmond  M  H,  phy-ician. 
Winnc  P>  S,  well  digger. 
Wyer  Edward,  blacksmith. 


LEONIDAS. 

A  village  in  ibe  n«iiihoast  ccrr.cr  ol  St- 
Joseph  county,  in   Leonidas  t'^wuship, 
contains  200  inhahitmts.    Tlicre  atc  2  or 
stores,  .in.,    2    <\\\    .ind   v;rist   milK.  Th» 
country  .iround  is  acriculunal.  CcnterviiN' 
the  coimty  »oaf,  12   mih's   s'Vjih\ve>t,  an' 
Coh>n  its  shipping  si.ition  on  the  .iir  line  div- 
ision of  the  NL  C.  R        nxf  6  i\\'\\e<<  soutl'. 
Lcoiiid.vs  hns  a  d.uly  ntail     E.  \V .  W  '>  ^ 
po-tuj  aster. 


LEO 


A-iD  iiUSiNESS  DiRECTORY. 


LES 


509 


Bl 'S I  N         !;l  RECTmRY. 

n-irker  J,  uuis.mi. 
r.irch  C'V,',  civi)ci-,ter. 
j]i.iaicy  E,  car|ientcr. 
Clark  B  F,  cabinet  maker. 
Clarke  William,  hardware. 
Clemie  A,  'louriiHT  and  saw  mill. 

D.  ivis  W  C,  ^\  ago■l  ninker. 
Dunkin  J  B,  miller. 
Frirnharo  T,  meat  market. 

Fcrri-,  WiicMX  Os:  (."o,  general  store, 
[.each  C,  blackr-mi-h. 
Libharl  L,  hwtel  propr. 
Sjallsburg  &  I'ro,  dn;ggists. 
Spallsburg  G  V\',  i/hy-iciafi. 
Sler/neiis  G  J,  veierina^y  surgeon. 
Switzer  E  B  &  Br,_»,  flourinjj  and  saw  mill. 
Wentwoiih  C,  boi/.s  and  shoe->. 

LEI  ROY. 

A  station  on  the  Cirand  Kapid>  &  Indiana 
railroad,  situated  ir,  Roy  fownship,  Os- 
ceola coun.ty.  It  h  in  a  heavily  timbered 
f^non.  and  pine  huDber  is  manufactured. 
Aqjricuiture  is  carried  on  to  >()nie  extent. 
Population,  100.  It  is  So  ndies  above  Grand 
Rapids.  Hersey.  the  county  sent,  is  12 
miles  nearly -south.    Express,  American..  J. 

E.  Bevins,  posimaster, 

BUSINE.SS  LM RECTORY. 

Belcher  John  H,  lav.-yer. 
Bevins  fames  E,  e.Kpress  agent  and  general 
St jre. 

B(;oth  11  C,  re.>taLU-ai';i. 
Brown  James  M,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
Ediwards  C  C,  iustice  of  the  peace. 
Treadgf^ld  Rev  E,  (Methodist). 
Green  Peter,  '  eneral  store. 
Kellogg  &  Sawyer,  saw  null. 
I.e  Roy  Lumber  Co,  sawmill. 
Moon  S  A,  groceries  and  provisions. 
Odekirk  Daniel,  carpenter. 
Quaintance  M  E,  station  agent. 
Sandv  Truman,  plivsician. 
Simonton  john  R,  black.-^mith. 
Vvcstfall  M  W,  hotel  pvopr. 
White  George  A,  drayman. 
Wiii;^et  W  J,  oroduce. 

LESLIE. 

The  village  of  Leslie  is  plccvsantly  situa- 
teil  on  the  J.  L.  Cv:  S.  R.  R.,  15  miles  north 
of  Jackson,  and  24  south  of  Lansing.  It  is 
in  Leslie  township,  Ingham  county,  and  has 
•'  p'Jpulation  of  i.hoo.  The  village  bas  no 
^vater  power,  though  it  ha>  the  rtne,->t  sup 
ply  oi  artesian  wells  in  the  State.  At  a 
depth  of  170  feet,  and  a  cost  of  only  5400, 
'lowing  water  is  obtainevl  in  great  abun<lance. 
There  are  S  of  the-.e  welL,  ail  having  niedi- 
cal   properties,   something   similar   to  the 


In-urance 
Son,  E'iCH 


Allen 


waters  at  E-Pton  Rapids.  The  po.^sibility 
of  u.sing  this  water  a.->  a  motive  p-jwer  has 
been  suggested.  The  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments of  Le.>b!e  include  a  L=.rge  slave  a.'^d 
barrel  factory,  a  flouring  niiil,  a  tannery,  2 
planing  milU,  a  foundry  and  machine  shop, 
a  saw  mill,  and  some  other.>,  Leslie  boasts 
a  .520,000  school  house,  employing  six 
teacher.-..  There  are  also  4  churcho,  Meth- 
odist, Baptist,  Congregationalist.  and  Free 
VVdl  Baptist,  The  Leslie  /A-rfi/d  is  a  lively 
local  newspaper.  Settlefi,  I.S36.  Incorpo- 
rated, 1869.  Express,  .Vmcrican.  Tele- 
graph, Western  Union.  James  Blackmore. 
postmaster. 

l-LSl.NhSS  DIRECTORY. 

.-\.ckernian  Solomon,  bricklayer. 

Allen  Frank  A,  General 
Agent. 

Alien  House,  H  T  Allen  & 

prieiurs. 

Allen  Joshua  W,  propr  Leslie //<rr</A/. 
Allen  R  :v  J  Wing  (Congregationalisib 
Alieiti    I£  T   &  Soil,  Proprs 

House. 
Aaniii  Will  W,  builder. 
A'-m>Li-ong  Michael  V,  umlertaker. 
Armstrong  Wm  J  P,  furniture. 
Bai.ey  David  L,  boo's  and  shoes. 
Buley  &  Rumney,  stave  and  heading  mill. 
Burlow  Abner,  harne>s  maker  and  dealer  in 

trunks,  whips,  etc. 
Beckwith.  Isaac,  blacksmith. 
Belding  Geo  R,  founder  and  machinist. 
Blacker  John,  merchant  tailor. 
Blackmore  Jame>,   postmaster  and  general 

store. 

Blackmore  Bros,  .saw  mills. 

Boyle  John,  blacksmith. 

Briggs  R  D,  livery  stable. 

Brown  Mark,  photographer. 

Burchard  John  W,  groceries. 

Burdick  &:  L^owling,  painters. 

Calkins  :ilrs  A  C,  Miliinery  and  Real 

Hair  (joods. 
Calkins    <'ornrliiis,  Justice 

Peace  and  Collecting  .-Kgent. 
Calkins  .'n.V.  Attorney  at  Law 

Bublic  and  Insurance  Agent. 
Chafee  Noah  F,  physician. 
Chapman  &  Jones,  grocers. 
Cha-e  Francis  A,  ^cwing  machines. 
Clark  Branch  M,  physician. 
Cook  C  .\,  principal  union  school. 
Covert  Ansol  R  L.  railroad  and  express  'Ct- 
Covert  *   l*irke(t.  Dealers       1  imc. 

Blaster  and  Salt. 
Crumb  G:U>crt  L,  grocer. 
D^'marsh  .\i;pusiu<  D.  b!acksi..ith. 
Hnike  .inroii  P,  >ur\cyor  and  CiMi 

1  mginccr. 
Eagle  Hotel,  lames  Mo DanieU  propr. 
Earl  NathAi\»el,  |>;\inter  and  carpenter. 


of  the 
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MICHIGAN  ilATi,  (--AAtl  lLtk 


LEX 


IL'iioss  luilwin  iji  (Eatun,  Grout  <i  Co), 
Grain  Dealer.  " 
Eaton,  Gruut  &  Co,  genera!  produce  d'-alers, 
Ecldcr  John  D,  resl;i.ur?.rit. 
First  National  Bank,  A  W.^lker  ures,  C  C 


Walker  cashier. 


Ford  Oscar  L),  j)hy.v;ciau. 

Fry  Henry  P  &  Co,  ^a-h,  doors,  staves  and 

Fl'y  ,Iaa5ie"i,  Cj.rriace  anJV\>_gou  Maker. 

r»Jinsip  JlLss  Bvii  A.  -Miilmerv. 

Gallup  Kev  Horace  M  iBapti.it). 

Gates  Orville  F,  carpenter. 

Gibbs  .1'  Kutchinors,  drii'-^s. 

Gray  Rev  \Vm  /  Free  Will  Baptist.) 

GrmU  4I:  TiSjl?>I\  Planing  MiH,  and 

Lumber,  Latii  and  Sh'iugle  Dealers. 
Gulick  Rev  J  (Methodist). 
Ilithll  Andr^dM',  Tannery. 
IdaiiiS  Win  D,  niiliwrii^ht  aiid  miller. 
Hanciiett  Nelso;i,  harness  maker. 
Ilrs r?'ls  J<iikU  a.  Grocer. 
Ills  wley  House,  'Wxn  H  Mcvodv,  Pr()pr. 
riawley  Ci:  Jones,  proprs  Leslie  Steam  MilL. 
H;:ynes  Horace,  general  store. 
Haynes  &  Earl,  general  store. 
Hill  Harmon  M,  blacksmith. 
Holhirook  Ge-.n-L^e,  physician. 

J;i€k«?>si  Ocoi'tre  J.  Boot  and  Shoe 
Mnfr. 

Johnson  Barney  S.  barber. 
Mil22lja!J  &:'llo\Unin  Meat  Market. 
i^t^sUe  f.l^'raid.  J  W  Aben.  Editor  and 
Propr. 

Ledie  Mineral  Springs,  Jame,^  McDaniels 
propr. 

Longley  Mis^  Lizzie  C,  !ni]Iinerv. 

l.njHhard  Aibert  A,  Consiabie. 

McDanieU  James,  pro-pr  Eagle  Hotel  and 
Mineral  Springs. 

McMath  .R;  Vaughn,  hardware. 

Manly  &  Warren,  drugs  and  books  and  sta- 
tionery. 


I  Mofiett  J  S,  dentist. 

Moody  Geo  C,  painter  and  veterinary  snr 

geon. 

Mo  .-y  Wm  IE  pronr  Hawlev  Hou=:e 

i*e;iC'0<-k  «fc"i5aiiey.  Meat  Market. 
Phelp:,  Geo  i\  agent  Weed  Sevvdng  Machine 
Prindle  Frank  L,  lawyer. 
Roberts      Hali,  blacksmiths. 
Russell  Sidney  O,  lumber,  salt  and  lime. 
Russeii  S  O  &  King,  general  store. 
Searle  Jesse  O.  physician. 
Shaver       Benedict,  groceries  and  wooden 
ware. 

Shaw  &  Prindle,  lawyers 
ShotweJl  Royal,  saloon. 
Small      Drake,  wagon  makers. 
Smith  Hoi  'ace.  boots  and  shoes. 
Spangle  Ed^on,  jeweler. 
Standish  Ambrose  L,  liverv  stable. 
Stone  oc  Hodges,  mnfrs  lumber,  lath,  shin 
gies,  e:c. 

f^lrinu,lEa5u  cV  Sji.vor^.  Meat  Market. 

Ti?lis    JiUlies    K\  Attorney  at  Law. 

^   Conveynncer,  and  Notary  Public. 

Town  Geo  R,  cooper. 

Vaughn  O  L,  gunsmith. 

Wade     Barden,  blacksmiths. 

Walker  Claud  C,  cashier  First  National  Bank 

and  insurance  agent. 
Ward  Edwin  &  Bro,  hardware. 
V/arren  Fred  H,  auctioneer. 
Wilcocks  James,  livery  stable. 
Woodwo-th      Dowling,  nhvaiCians 
Yerby  H  enrj'  C,  hardware. 


LEXINGTON. 

The  county  seat  of  Sanilac  county,  a  vil- 
lage of  r,2CO  inhabitants  on  the  shore  of 
lake  Huron.  20  miles  al)ove  Port  Huion, auJ 
75  miles  from  Detroit.  The  country  lyinj; 
back  of  Lexington  is  level,  and  its  staple 
crops  are  hay,  wheat  and  on'.s.  The  village 
contains  a  woolen  mill,  a  foundry  and  m.\ 
chine  ^hop.  a  fiouring  mill,  and  a  iash,  ih^M 


H.  T.  ALLEN. 


'iV--  -j--^        •»■•>  .^.j, 

4*    «>  vsi'  X  lb 


FR.'VNK  A.  .\LLEN 


:]?  ib      ija  ajj 

LESLIE,  MICHIGAN. 
H.  T.  ALLEN  <k  SONS,  Proprietors. 

The  above  House  is  New  nnd  First-Class  and  the  serond  largest  in  the  ..-ountf. 
an.l  Cold  Mineral  Sprin-  Ivith..  and  god  Livery  in  connection  with  the   Hou-c.  Urpo 
Sample  Room,  for  Agents.    The  traveling  public  will  receive  the  best  of  .ittcntion. 


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LEX 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


LEX 


<T1 


.-.nd  blind  factocy.  It  ships  hay,  wheat,  oats, 
butter  and  live  slock.  It  has  a  weekly  news- 
paper, the  Jeffersoman.  Settled,  1S45.  I"' 
crr[)orated  1S60.  Express — Canadifi;!.  Tele- 
graph— Western  Union.  Mail  daily,  Sam- 
uel Durges.s,  postniaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Adam  Henry  L,  livery  stable,  Huron  ave. 
Anderson  \Vm  M.  phy.slciaii  and  druggist, 

1 1  LI  rem  ave. 
Ei'JicIs  &  Nin^s  (Watson 


Beach 


anc 


Charks  S  Ninis),  Attroneys  at  Lpvv  and 
Proprs  of  the  Sanilac  je./Jcrso}iia?i,  Huron 
ave.    {See  odv,') 

Bell  John.L,  druggist,  Huron  ave. 

};rown  John  J  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon 
mnfr,  Main. 

B'.own  \V;Llter  T,  physician,  Huron  ave. 

Kuel  Jacob,  lunil^erman,  Huron  ave. 

Burgess  J^nnes  A,  agent  for  Lake  Shore  Ex- 
press Co. 

i*liriS"e*iS  8  f^OSS,  Groceries,  Confec- 
tionery aud  Fancy  Goods,  ptjsi  Ofrlce. 

C'lidiiiili!  lionise,  Amos  James.  Propr. 
{See  adz\) 

Cady  Jonathan  E,  grocer. 

CiSrl  GeorgXN  Boots  and  Shoes, 

Central  Hotel,  Patrick  Quinlin,  propr. 

Clarkes',  general  store. 

Crorey  David,  county  treasurer. 

Dennisou  Rev  Christian  (Catholic). 


Deubler  Edward.  l)arbcr,  Cadiiiac  House. 
E**i%  ill**  ^  Attorneys  nl  Law. 

iKalilie  4.1:    CH4nil<i,  Agricultural  Im- 

piement  Mnfrs,  Machinists  and  Founders, 

W  ashiiigton. 
F^tcrett  Flubi'crt,  saddle  and  harness  maker. 
P>rnst  oc  Rayner,  meat  market. 
Earr  Harris- -n.  pedier. 
Fead  Jolui  L,  biiiiai  ds  and  saloon. 
Fead  6<:  Andrea,  woolen  niufrs. 
P'enion     Cruikshank,  wagons  and  carriages. 
Flower  Rev  Abraham.  B.  j  E]"iiscopa!ian ). 
Forman  Richard,    agent    McClure  i  Co'.> 

Expres--. 

I'"'ox   DeriJist'cll,    Saddle    and  Harness 
Maker. 

I 'ra?&kfi(S'*;t<^iii      A:  Mas'yisioiit, 

Clothing,  Dry  Goods,    Groceries,  -  Harfl- 

ware,  at  Lexington  and  Lridghampton. 
Fl'SiaakJin  SioiiSO,  John  Graham  Propr, 

foot  oi  Huron  ave. 
Giles  Nathaniel  H,  grain  and  cattle. 
Graham  John,  propr  Franklin  House. 
Flartfurd  Ins  Co,  Isaac  C  Wheeler,  agent. 
liCJH  j'   <iiCOr^e,   Pr<>pr   Henry  House 

and  Livery  Stables.    {Sec  adv\. 
Wvwvy  ISoiisc,  George   Henry,  Propr. 

ySec  adv]. 
Fleyv.nocl  Rev  Hiram.  ]->livsician. 
ISicSis  F  &  Soai    Bo  >ts.   Shoes  anrl 

Leather  Merchants,  Huron  ave. 


1  '     ^  ^' 


GEORGE  HENRY,  Proprietor. 


Centrally  Located.  Passengers  conveyed  to  and  from  the  Boars  Free  of  charge. 
,  _  First-Class  Livery  and  Stable  accommodation  for 


those  havinof  teams. 


MICniGAN. 


LEXINGTON, 

Oadillac  House, 

LEXINGTON,  MICHIGAN. 


New  House,  New  Furniture  and  Good  Sample  Rooms. 

AMOS   [AMluS,  l^rciprictor. 


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MICHIGAN  STA'l  E  GAZETTEER 


Hoimes  Lyman,  saloon. 

Hunt  Sarauel,  wagon  maker. 

J'itSlie.g  AiHOs.  Prcpi-   Cadillac  House. 

{Sec'  adv.) 
Johnson  Thomas  C,  photographer. 
Jol21i«Oiiy   flro^Vii    4^^:    Co,  General 

Store. 

Kellogi,'-  Waher  L,  physician. 
KomoU  Frederick,  merchant  tailor. 
Lexington  Mills,  Wolfel  &  Saety  proprs. 
l^sri;  &  V#'o!fei,  Meat  Market. 
McArtliur  John,  marble  works. 
McGili  Rev  James,  (Presbyterian). 
McKenzie  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Marin  Wm,  general  store. 
Medley  Mrs  Charlotte   A,   hair  goods  and 
notions. 

Miers  Michael,  blacksmith,  Hr.roii  ave. 

rvliller  Bernard^  ruerchant  tailor. 

Minard  Jame?,  sheriff. 

.^ditchell  Samuel,  carriages  and  v/agons, 

Monroe  Andrew,  confectioner  and  baker, 

Morris  Mis  E,  milliner. 

,3«'l_g|^e«iaM  John  F,  Watches,  |ew- 
eiry,  Stationery,  Books  and  Fancy  Goods, 
Huron  a\  e. 

Khrss,  T€wk*il>n ry  &  Co,  General 

Merchants. 

Norman  John  W,  dentist. 

Oies  George,  barber, 

O'Brien  Denis  C,  physician. 

Orth  Rev  John,  (German  Methodist). 

Pitpst  l?:i!i[dol|?li,  County  Register,  No- 
tary Public,  Conveyancer  and  Abstract 
Olhce 

I'aUersoil  l>avi«J,  Furniture,  Huron 
ave. 

Phamix  Insurance  Co,  Divine  &  Wixson, 
agents. 

Quinlin  Patrick,  propr  of  Central  Hotel. 
Randall  Albert  F,  physician. 
UtOgail  Mjirtiii'l..,  Saloon. 
Rob>;on  Rev  Wm,  ( Congregationaiist). 
Rumeells    Shubel,     pnmps    and  fanning 
mills. 

!^»llil.'lC      JefroiSOlliail,  (Weekly), 

Beach  &  Nims,  Proprs.  1.50  per  annum, 

cor  Huron  ave  and  ^Lain. 
Shenick  Fiichard  D,    undertaker   and  sash 

and  blind  factory. 
Simons  Wm,  groceries,  drugs  and  leather. 
Smith  Milo,  boots  and  shoes. 
Spencer  Amasa,  saloon. 
Taylor  Rev  Wm,  (Methodist). 
Vasey  Miss  Martha,  millinery. 
Vasey  Wm,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
\yaher  IVcderick  L,  brewer,  Washington. 
\\',\\\\  Rev  J  T,  (Freewill  P.aptist). 
West  David  A,  physician. 
Western  Union  Telegraph,    Ji»hn   V  Nigge- 

tnan,  0|n;i  ator. 
Xl^KM^Ii^r  Is:i:m'         Attorney  at  Law 

and  Circuil  (.'uurt  Commissioner. 


Willis  John,  cooper. 

Wixson  Levi  L,  judge  of  Probate. 

Wright  Rev  George  W,  ( Adventi-,tj,  Lake. 


LIBERTY. 

A  small  village  situated  in  Liberty  town 
ship,  near  the  southern  boundary  of  Jackson 
county.  Population  ICO.  Productions  slii:  ^ 
ped  :  wheat,  butter  and  eggs.  Distar.cc. 
south  from  Jackson,  12  m\\c>.  north  fr.,:n 
Somerset  on  the  D.  FL  .^c  L  R.  R.,  its  ship- 
ping station,  4'/2  niile>.  It  has  a  sc.t.:- 
weekly  mail.    D.  W-  Alverson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DlRtCTORY- 

Alverson  D  W,  boot  and  -h  .e  mnfr." 

Bell  jarnes  H,  wagon  avaker. 

Bell  James  .V  P  P,' b!ack..mith^. 

Fuller  E  B,  fiouring  mill. 

Leget  I,  general  store. 

Nash  Rev  Elder,  (Uni'. ersalist). 

Smith  Rev  W  B,  (Merh'jdist). 

LIBERTY  MILLS. 

[See  I ibcfiy.) 

LICKLEY'S  CORNERS. 

A  postoffice  in  the  southeast  corner  of 
Hillsdale  county  in  the  township  of  Wrigh\ 
17  miles  southeast  of  Hillsdale  and  5  -o^ulh 
of  Pitisford,  on  the  L.  S.  &  ^L  S.  R.  K. 
Henry  A  Camp,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Cauip  Heniy  A,  general  store. 


LIMA. 

A  postofiice  in  the  town  ^>(  Lima,  Washte- 
naw county,  4  miles  soutlieast  of  Cheise:i. 
It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  William  Covert, 
postmaster. 

lUSINKSS  I)lKtCT'iR\. 

Carr  H  A,  physician. 

Cruerin  O  B,  grocer  and  blacksmith. 

Whitcomi)  Rev  L  J,  (Afethodist). 


LINCOLN. 

Until  recently  the  county  .>e.it  of  Ma^^n 
county,  an  honor  now  borne  by  Ludmgton. 
Lincoln  is  a  sm.iU  place  of  alx^ul  loo  inhab- 
itants on  the  sliore  of  lake  Micliigau,  at  :he 
mouth  of  Lincoln  river.  It  i<  2'^  mile* 
north  of  Ludington  and  17',  miles  north  of 
IV-ntwatcr.  It  h.is  a  i;«>od  harl>or  and  de- 
rives water  power  frv)m  the  Lincoln  iiver.  I» 
is  the  seat  of  the  extensive  lumber  oi^eran'on* 
of  C!harle>  Moar>,  It  \\a>  a  daily  mail.  Chi«. 
Mears,  po-.tu\aster. 

Mears  Charlc>,  mercliani  and  himl>or  .Mnfr. 


LIN 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  LIT 


LINDEN. 

A  station  on  tJie  G.  R,  &  I.  Railroad. 
{^Set;  Ilariyig). 

LINDEN. 

An  incorporated  village  of  ooo  inlialjitar.ts, 
on  the  D.  &  M.  R.  R,,  in  the  town  of  Fcu- 
ton,  Genesee  county,  55  miles  from  I)ei;otl, 
5  west  of  the  village  of  Fonton  -and  vS  snuth- 
wesL  oi  Flint.  The  surrounding  country 
comprises  good  farming  lands,  and  liour, 
corn,  oats,  potatoes  a.nd  vv-ool  are  largely 
shipped  from,  this  station.  The  Siiiawassee 
river  furnishes  \vater  power.  Telegraoh — 
Western  Union.  Express — A^nerican.  Clias. 
Brown,  postmaster, 

BUSlNEbi  DIRECTORY. 

Ager  Martin,  grocer  and  confectioner. 
.\raerican  Express  Company,  Charles  Brown, 
agent. 

B<-ach  Alexander  IL,  blacksmith. 

iJeach  Joseph,  rnnr  of  carriages  and  sleighs, 

Bowles  Austin,  harness  maker. 

Brown  Chas.      Co.,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Back  Lewis,  meat  market. 

Champlin  Oliver  11.  P.,  handle  factory. 

Cobb  Wm.  f  L,  general  store. 

Cbx  William,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Davis  Eugene  W.,  station  agent  and  tele- 
graph operator. 

Harris  Myron,  hardware  and  .crockery. 

Harris  Stanard  D.,  druggi.^t  and  groct^i-. 

ILarris  &  Beach,  wagon  makers. 

Hyatt  Israel  B.,  grist  mill. 

Hyatt  Zachariah  M.  cabinetmaker. 

Jenks  Isaac  C,  j'ihot-^grapher. 

Johnson  John  J.,  giocer, 

Johnson  Michael  \V.^  general  store. 

Leasia  trancis  A.,  tailor. 

Middlesworth  J.  &:  Co.,  grain  ai\d  produce. 

Morel)  (-'Use  Anson,  sta\e  factory. 

.'?Xo;s.S«iiei'  JuiSies  i?.,  General  Store. 

Sailler  <.\:  Lobdell,  founders  and  manufactur- 
ers of  agricultural  inipleinents. 

Sage  Wm.  L.  P.,  cooper. 

Spencer  Edgar  H.,  groceries  and  produce. 

Springer    Wm.  H.,  propr  Springer's  Hotel. 

Jickncr  John,  furniture. 

Tilden  Lemuel  K.,  grocer.  • 

Webster  Minor  B.,  watchm;iker and  jeweler, 

^Vcstern  Union  Telegraph  Company,  E.  W. 
Davis  agent,  at  depot. 

LISBON. 

A  \  illnge  of  two  hundred  populatitm,  on 
the.  dividing  line  between  tlie  ti)W!iships  of 
Chest-  r,  in  Ottawa  county,  and  Sparta,  Kent 
county.  It  is  16  miles  northwest  of  <  Iraiul 
liapids  and  5  miles  we-t  (T  Sp;irta  station,  on 
llic  G.  K..  \.  s.  \\.  Iv.,  it.  shipping 

point.,    Ii  is  situ.\tcd  in  ;in  a'Ticultiu.il  .lis- 
57  • 


trict.  Li.sbon  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  C  E 
Koon,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Chester  B  &  Bro,  painters. 

Chubb  L,  hotel  propr, 

Eddy  C  C  (S:  Brown,  general  store, 

Florey  George,  painter, 
j  Granberg  C,  blacksmith  and  wagon  make.--, 
j  Kirclmer  F,  boots  and  shoes*. 
I  Koon  C  E  (S:  S  J,  physicians  and  druegists. 

Hnllock  Rev  E  R  (Free  Will  Bapti^tj! 

Hauna  Mrs  R,  millinery. 

Hawkins  R,  general  store. 

Irish  H  B,  hardware.- 

Lisbon  Mill  Co,  flouring  miU, 

Mann  J  F,  boots  and  shoes, 

Pintler  C,  livery. 

Smith  J  J,  harness  maker. 

Swan  John  A,  harness  maker, 

Thurston  F  G,  general  store. 

Whitzell  A,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 

LITCHFIELD. 

A  growing  \  illage  of  750  inhabitants,  on  the 
Lansing  division  of  L.  S.  &  \\.  S.  R.  R,,  in 
Liichiield  tovvnship,  Hillsdale  couiity.  It  is 
7  miles  northwest  of  Jonesvilie.  and  7  south- 
east of  Homer,  and  12  from  Hillsdale.  .-V 
branch  of  the  St  Jose]>h  river  tlows  through 
the  place,  affording  water  power.  Litchfield 
was  settled  in  1S34.  The  country  around  is 
level,  and  adapted  to  agriculture.  Wheat 
and  live  stock  form  the  leading  shipments. 
Telegraph — We-tern  Union  ;  Express — Uni- 
ted Stajtcs.    Daniel  H  Mills,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Austin  Wheeler,  barber. 
Bishop  Frederick  P,  jeweler, 
Briggs  V  K,  flour  mills. 
BlicH  Walter,  general  store. 
Camp  John,  restaurant,  grocery  and  baker\. 
Conger  H  E,  flouring  mills. 
Empire  House,  (rcorge  H  Green  propr. 
l'\cliang;e  Hotel.,  Gus  Shiegley  Propr. 
Fowler  &  Pardee,  general  store, 
Orav<'s  E  II.,  Editor  Litchtield  Gazette. 
Green  George  H,  propr  Empire  House, 
liuy  Miss  Kitty  I^,  drc-^s  maker, 
Hartwick  Charles,  photographer. 
H;'rtwick  Wm.  tailor. 
Herring  .-Mien  P,  livery  stable. 
He/mailuilch     Dolph,  furniture. 
Howard  L  A,  physician. 
Knight  (Jl  C<\  banker.s. 
I.aiiciiii^  l>(>\v,  Cooper. 
Lcwi>  J  K,  sewmg  machine  ogent. 
Litchtield  Bank.  .\1  V;ui';han  pie><,  E  Knight 
cashier. 

1Jfrli(ic3«l    4;a/on»\  ^Weekly),   E  H 

( ira  ve>.  Publi^licr. 
1  ovejoy  V  E  ^:  Co,  general  .store. 
>La^on  .Mfrihl  H,  l)«»ot  ami  shoem.Tkcr. 


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MICHIGAN  St  ATI.  GAZilTTEfLR 


LOG 


Murray  Joseph  S,  wagon  maker. 
Patrick  II  AF,  hardw.ire. 
Pciiys  &  Co,  ijkick.sroith^. 
Pittwood  Wm.  insurance. 
Potter  C  E,  blacksmith. 
Pratt  Howard  A,  tailor. 
Rice  Edwin  P,  livery  stable, 
Rorabacher  Miles  M,  physician. 
Shiegley  Gus,  propr  F,xchange  Hotel. 
Skidinore  A  F,  druggist. 
Swart  Jacob  L,  shoemaker. 
Sylveslei'  l^aisic!.  Harness  Maker. 
Turreli  Brutiiers  l\:  Devoe,  general  store. 
Vai'dewater  &  Anderson,  meat  market. 
Wagner  Adam,  hardware. 
Wagner  Jacob,  sewing  machities, 
Wheeler  Hosea,  grocery  and  meat  market. 
White  J  E  &  Co,  druggists  and  agents  U  S 
Express. 


LITTLE  LAKE. 

A  postoftice  in  the  town  of  Bedford,  Mon- 
roe county,  $  miles  west  of  Vienna  station, 
on  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R,,  and  14  miles 
southwest  of  Monroe.  It  is  in  a  level  tim- 
bered country  devoted  mainly  to  agriculture. 
W.  S.  Tuttle,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY- 

Borough  Rev  Jonah  (Evangelical). 
May  S,  grocer. 

Silvernaiis  Rev  John  (Free  Will  Baptist). 
Thorn  W  D,  saw  mill. 
Willis  William,  blacksmith. 


LITTLE  PRAIRIE  RONDE. 

A  village  of  200  inhabitants,  sometimes 
called  Nicholsville,  in  Volinia  township, 
Cass  county.  It  is  15  miles  northeast  of 
Ca.ssopolis  and  7  southeast  of  Decatur.  The 
Dowagiac  river  affords  water  power,  and 
grist,  saw  and  shingle  nulls  and  a  tannery 
represent  the  nranufacturing  industries  of 
the  place.  Grain,  grass,  fruit  and  wool  are 
the  staple  agricultural  products  of  the  vicini- 
ty. It  has  a  daily  mail. 
1).  F.  Goodspeed,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bitely  J  J,  blacksmith. 

BoicomI)  J  J,  flouring  mill, 

Casswell  W  W,  carpenter. 

George  S  L,  basket>i  and  veneering. 

Goodspeed  D  F  &  Bro,  general  store. 

Go(,>dspeed  I)  &  Co,  lumber  an<l  shingles. 

Nelson  N,  tannery. 

I'otter  j,  hotel. 

Rainey  B,  shoemaker. 

'l  iiomas  C  M.  physician. 

Tlu)r]i  S  A,  wagon  maker. 

Thorp  \V  C,  geut-ral  stoiC. 

Wooduunsee  G  (>,  lawyer. 


LITTLE  TRAVERSE, 

The  county  scat  of  Emrnet  c<)un:y,  a: 
one  of  the  m.ost  northern  settlements  in  i}.  - 
lower  peninsula  of  Michigan,    It  is  on 
north  shore  of  Little  Traverse  bay,  10  nr.'. 
by    land    north  of   Petoskey,  the  norther 
terminus  of  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.    The  v 
lage  contains  350  inhnbitants.     The  sur 
rounding  countrj'  has  a  good  soil,  and  |.r:- 
dtices  grain   and  potatoes.     Lumber^  }>,!.i 
toes,  fish,  wood  and  maple  sugar  are  shi['|.L-  l 
awoy.    It  has  a   semi-weekly  mail.  '1 
county  is  settled  largely  by  Indians.    A.  I. 
Blackbin,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Christley  Philo,  general  store. 
Ford  Charles  R,  cigar  mnfr. 
Gilbault  Alex,  fisherman. 
McNeil  Tohn,  physician. 
Petty  Mrs  S,  hotel. 
Rollins  H  A,  general  store. 
St  Peter  Josep};,  iisherman, 
Zorn  Rev  S  (Catholic). 


LIVONIA. 

A  small  village  situated  l)^  miles  north  of 
Livonia  station,  on  the  line  of  the  D.  L.  I'v. 
L.  M.  R,  R.  It  is  in  Livonia  townshii'. 
Wayne  county,  18  miles  from  Detroit.  The 
country  here  is  good,  and  is  passably  well 
cultivated.  Corn,  oats  and  potatoes  are  ihe 
leading  crops,  and  cheese  is  largely  manu 
factured  and  shipped,  Livonia  ha>  a  daily 
mail.    Wn\  II  Clock,  postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Clock  William  H,  boots  and  shoes. 
Mel  den  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Stafford  Jackson,  grocer. 
Stringer  Abram,  grocer. 
Walters  Valentine,  wagon  maker. 


LOCKE. 

A  village  in  Ingham  county,  settled  in 
1S44  by  James  Nichois.  Present  popul.i- 
tion,  141.  It  is  situated  five  nv.les  north  «»f 
LeRoy  on  the  D.  L.  i  L.  M.  R.  R.,  which 
is  its  shipping  station.  The  eounirv  ai"ound 
is  hea\  ily  timbered  ;  land  generjlly  level 
and  Hne  for  agricultural  pur^^njies.  Th*. 
crops  ^ai^ed  nre  grain,  })otatoe>,  hay  an  1 
apples.  Barrels,  staves,  heading,  lutnbvr. 
wagon  and  carri.ige  siulT,  app!c>,  porV>. 
wool  and  Ii\c  stock  are  >lnpped.  iXiily 
mail,    O.  G.  Dunckei,  postni.isler. 

lU'SINK.sS  IWRECTORV. 
Aikin^  II  A,  physician. 
Atkins  \:  Co,  blackit\iiihs. 
Barber  \;  Casleiine,  blacksmiths. 
Beebe  I,  T,  inaxm. 

I>iiiu:kfli  O  G,  giocorics  and  hardware. 
Fisher  ilv:  rettin^jill,  wagmi  makers. 


LOG  AND  nusiN'Ess  L>iRp;ciORY.  LOr»     '  515 


!,i  :  Vir-  '*'i"'aiT?,  st-.ve  ?nd  heading  mnfr. 
l.iiji!  W.  II,  ir.aion. 
Ltnvc  D^I,  express  agent. 
O'Neil!  C,  physician. 
Smith  D  A,  mason. 
Spencer  A  J,  mason. 

Waterman  &   Hovey,    mnfrs    himber  and 
\v.igon  makers'  stock. 

LOOKrWOOD. 

A  place  of  about  300  inhabitants,  on 
the  G.  R.  &  I.  P^.  R ,  24  miles  north  of 
Grand  E.apids.  It  is  in  Nelson  township, 
Kent  county,  in  a  region  in  -.vhich  both 
farming  and  lurabcrini:^  are  carried  on. 
Wheat,  corn,  oats  and  hay  are  cultivated, 
hut  lumber,  lath  and  shingles  form  the  chief 
shipments.    L.  II.  Austin,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Cox  E,  planing  mill. 
Durfee  i\I  J,  sf'intde  mill. 
Fairchilds  D  A,  hotel. 
French  E,  hotel. 

French  Geo,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
Gaddis  &  E.obinson,  saw  mill, 
Graham  C  Sc  Co.  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
Grosvonor  E  &  Bro,  sav/  mill, 
jourden  P  K.  shingle  mill.  ' 
Johnson,  Packard  &  Austin,  Impber  dealers. 
Moodv,  Bovnton  &  Co,  saw  mill. 
Sliter  A  V,  grocer. 
Squires  Jason  R,  shingle  mill. 
Starker,  ITadley  &  Co.  general  store. 
Stewart  W.  F grocer. 
Tucker  &  Douthill,  lumber  dealers. 

LONDON. 

A  postoffice  and  hamlet  in  the  township  of 
the  same  name  in  Monroe  county,  15  miles 
ii'irihwest  of  Monr{)e  city,  and  4  north,  of 
North  Raisinville  station,  on  the  Chicago  «.'\' 
Canada  Southern  R.  R,  It  is  on  the  Saline 
fiver  in  a  timber  and  oak-o}:>eidng  coun'.ry.pro- 
ducin<j  all  kinds  cf  rrain  and  fruit.  Eondoii 
has  a  weekly  mail.  William  Ostrander, 
postmaster. 

1U'SINE5;:S  DT RECTORY. 
Ostrander  Wm.,  general  store. 
Stevens  H.  E.,  wa^on  maker. 
Everett  H  D,  glove  and  mitten  mnfr, 

LONG  LAKE. 

A  ]H>stoffice  in  tlie  town  of  Eoiig  Lake, 
Gt;uvi    Traverse   county,   8  miles  west  of 
T  reverse  City.    Lumbering  is  the  principal  j 
n 'Kistry.    L.  l<'.  (.irecn'.i,  [loslmaster. 

Kt.:f;i\F..SS  KIRKCTORV. 

GretMio  L  F,  saw  mill. 

'I  iuruih,  L-ay  &  Co,  saw  iniil. 

'l^tdy  George,  saw  nuU, 


LONG  RAPIDS. 

A  |;:.;sto:Ti';':-  o;^  Thunder  Day  river,  in  A 
pena  county,  18  miles  west  of  Alpena. 

LONGWOOD, 

Is  situated  in  Isabella  township,  Isabella 
county,  2  miles  from  Mount  Pleasant,  the 
couTity  town,  and  13  south  of  Clare,  om  the 
F.  P.  M,  R.  R., its  shipping  station.  Wheat, 
oats  and  corn  are  raised  in  the  neighbor- 
ho'od.  The  Chippewa  river,  up  m  which  it 
is  situated,  affords  excellent  water  pov.-er. 
It  has  a  daily  mail.  G.  F.  Grinnell,  post- 
mo-Ster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Phiilips  Joseph  &  Son,  hotel. 


LOOMTS. 

A  village  of  about  J50  inhabitants  in  Wise 
townshipj  Isabella  county.  It  is  on  the  line  of 
the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R.,  130  miles  from  Detroit, 
44  from  East  Saginaw,  and  is  16  northeast 
from  Mount  Pleasant,  the  cc)Ur.ty  seat.  It 
has  a  saw  mill  and  shmgle  mill  and  a  hem- 
lock extract  factory.  Telcgrpph — We>tein 
Union.  Express — Americ  '.n.  W.  E.  Belcher, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Eeleher  W'alter  E,  general  store,  agent  Amer- 
ican F,xpress  Co. 
Bowdich  Seth,  carpenter. 

Co"u  Solon  D,  attor'iey  and  notary  public. 
Ferguson  John,  wagon  mnfr. 
ITc  Uh  Lev>-is,  shingle  mill. 
11  olden  Patrick,  saloon. 

Ilursh  Sterlii\g  A,  general  store  and  shingle 
mill. 

Isabella  Lumber  and  Extract  Mnig  Co,  (Geo 
Lewis  of  B.iy  City),  mnfrs  luml>erand  hem- 
lock bark  extract. 

Lc-v\  i>  Geor;L'.c,  hemlock  extract  mnfr. 

L<M>i!Bis|SRoust'.  Ja-  Tubbv  Propr,  Gcx>d 
Sample  Rooms  for  Agents. 

Lumsilen  Thomas,  salo'.m. 

McCortney  J  C,  physitian. 

Martin  San\uel,  cni[>enter. 

Reno  D  P>,  carpenter. 

Rossman  George,  s.'donn. 

Spii'*'!'  I(>aii*l  T,  Blacksmith  and  Wagon 
Maker. 

Tlll^lJS  JiHUOs,  Propr  Loomis  House. 

\  oorhies  Harry,  justice  of  the  peace. 

W'agner  Charles  M,  physician. 

Wells,  Stone  ^:  Co,  general  store. 

\\  cst»  rn  Ibiion  Telegraph  Co,  Geo  Winkler 

.igenl,  at  depot. 
Winkler  lieo.  :igent   F.  .'^  P.  NL  Ky  an«l 

Wc'lt  rn  l  itii*;!  TcU  ;^;  nph  Co. 
Wi"*!'  A'  Limmis  ';G«o  W  Wise.  Erasiu* 

Cr  Loonu-!,  I  umber,  L.ith  wv\  >h"\':l<"*, 

also  Gencr.^1  Store. 


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MICHIGAN  STATK  GAZKTTEER 


-  LOW 


LOWELIu. 

An  incorporated  village  of  2.500  inlinhit- 
an.ts,OR  the  D.  &  ^^.  R.R,.^  139  miles  from  De- 
troit, and  19  east  of  Grand  Rapids.  It  is 
situated  r.t  the  junction  of  Flat  and  Grand 
rivers,  in  Lowell  township,  Kent  county. 
The  former  streanm  affords  a  hue  water 
power.  It  contains  in  the  way  of  manufac- 
tories, 2  flouring  mills,  a  sash  and  door  fac- 
tory, an  axe  factory,  a  planing  inill,  a  chair 
an.d  furniture  factory,  and  a  steam  saw  mill. 
Lowell  is  surrounded  by  a  fine  farming  coun- 
try, and  ships  largely  of  wheat,  fiour,  pork, 
wool,  apples  and  peaches.  It  was  settled 
about  1S4S,  and  was  incorporated  March  15, 
iSGi.  It  looks  forward  to  a  second  railway 
outlet  in  the  Kalamazoo,  Lowell  &  Northern 
R.  R.,  now  (1875)  buildincr.  It  has  a  na- 
tional bank,  a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Join-- 
nal,  and  a  liberal  provision  of  schools  and 
churches.  Telegraph — Western  Union  ;  Ex- 
pres.s — American.  x\  M  Ellsworth,  post- 
master. 

BUSTNT^SS  IHRECTORY. 

Althen  Charles,  clothier. 
American  Express  Co,  W  J  Medler  agent. 
Atkins  &  Green,  agricultural  implements. 
Avery  Eorl  W,  planing  mill  and  saih  Erctory. 
Aveiy  Homer  W,  meat  maiket.  '  " 

ISsileoill  Geo  B,  Watches,  Clocks  and 

Jewelr}-,  in  Postoffice. 
Barber  Milton  C,  jjrocer. 

Barbin  Ramey,  wagon  maker  and  blacksmith. 
Beadle  Dewilt  C,  harness  maker. 
Beehler  Geo,  saloon  and  boarding. 
Blake  Avery  B,  boots  and  shoes. 
Blakeslee  Charles  D,  wagon  and  carriage 
maker. 

Boyce  &  Nash,  mnfrs  axes,  picks,  etc, 

Bradley  Herman  J,  wholesale  grain  dealer. 

Brown  Wm  A  C,  watches  and  jewelrv,  Bank 
Block. 

Brown  &  Cone,  dentists, 

Burt  B  E.  notary  public. 

Chapman  Mrs  Clara  A,  millinery. 

Chapman  Edwin  A,  photographer, 

Clliids  Slepisem,  Meat  ^L1rket,  Water 
opp  Franklin  House. 

Clifton  House,  Chas  Morse  propr. 

Cook  George  W,  billiard  saloon, 

Coppens  &  Parker,  hardware  and  stoves. 

Dearling  &  Barnes,  wagon  makers  and  black- 
smiths. 

Dennis  Thomas,  saloon. 

Devendorf  &  Blain,  dry  goods. 

Dixon  Edward  I!,  b.iker  and  cv)nfe(.  ti< 'uer. 

Doty  KIwood  \\  deut'>t. 
I'Isuortli  A! moil  Itf,  P.i -tmastor. 
FranSvIiii    ISouso,   Wm    H  Winner 
Propr. 

Fuller  Elijah,  h.irness  maker. 


Hansom  Simon,  tinware. 

Hare  Jacob  C,  m.arbie  works. 

52ateh  «Ss  C'rJlW,  Flour  Mill  and  Wo  " 

en  Mill,  Bridge. 
Hendrickson  Canie,  blacksmith. 
Henry  Deloss  G,  painter. 
Hiler  Miio,  photograplicr. 
liiler  Mrs  Milo,  miiiiner. 
Hine  James  W,  publisher  Lowell  Journal. 
Hine  Martin  N,  general  store. 
Ho'.vk  &  White,  boots  and  shoes. 
Hunt  Ci:  Hunter,  druggists  and  stationers. 
Hunter  Robert  jr,  justice  of  the  peace, 
Kerepe.^  M  Dela,  meat  -market. 
King  Francis,  lumberman. 
Kopf  Goodrich,  furniture. 
IKOpf  Jolltl,  Furniture. 
Kraft  Valentine,  wagon  maker  and  blacl^- 

smiith.. 
Lee  Eiimund,  grocer. 

J^OOk  Or.«i08l  IS,  Lawyer,  Real  Estate 
and  Collection  Agent,  Union  Block.  (Sti- 
adv,) 

'  Lowell  Journal,  (weekly),  James  W  Hine 
publisher. 

luoweli  National  Bank,  WW  Hatch 

Pies,  H  M  Clark  Cn.diler.  Bank  Block, 

Bridge. 
McCariy  Nathan  L,  grocer. 
McGee  Cormick,  s:-do'>n. 
I^acXaissialiii  .'tlichaol.  Saloon. 
Mas(iU     ICcker.  planing  nii'l. 

Lnwver.  B.irk 

BK.ck. 

Medler  Wur^len  J,  agent  American  Exprcs? 
Co. 

Misner  Andrew,  meat  market. 
Mi-»!icr  Wni  li,  Propr  Franklin  Hou-c. 
Bridge. 

Morse  Charles,  propr  Clifton  Hou>e.  ' 
Mueller  Theodore,  >aloon  and  restaurant. 
O'lhicPi  Deimis,  saloon. 
O'Brien  Jeremiah  W,  saloon. 
Parish  Mrs  M.irv  A,  millinerv. 
!  Parker  <S:  Weatherwax,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 
ing. 

Peck  6:  McDannell,  physicians. 
Perry  .Milton  M,  lawyer  and  justice  of  the 
peace. 

Pullen  Wm,  gener.il  store. 
l\()beri>on  John,  bo<it  and  shoemaker. 
Romig  John,  barber. 
Scott  Ji»hn  C,  hanlwaro  and  stoves. 
Shcpard  Hcnr>',  hardw.ue. 
Slay  ton  Tb.omas  J,  Lawyer. 
Smith  J  Howard,  phy>ician. 
Spragur  J.ime^  B,  wagon  maker  ami  hlivk- 
j  smith. 

!  Stone  C  G  &  Co,  general  store. 
I  .Sionc  &  Fr.irce,  carriage  ni.^ker*. 
I  Swcetbnd  Sam,  liver>  st.ible. 

T.ifi  F  U.  -hition  .in«l  teloi;r.\ph  .igcnr. 

Tate  Tl.otnas,  liver)*. 


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Tt.'tley  &  Slcwai-t,  proprs  M(.>n-i.son  House. 
Traill  Jarvis  C,  grata  and  pro'Iiice. 
Warren  Geori^e  iv,  irarber. 
'iVrdcrs  CSiar.UiS  M,  Omnibus  Line, 

ot'tice  Fran.klin  House. 
Welch  John  E,  saloon. 
West  Ji;dci  C,  drugs^ist  and  stationer. 
VVestern    Union    Teiegrajjh  Co,    F  O  Taft, 

a^cnt,  at  depot. 
Willielin      Flanagan,  boois  and  shoes. 
Wiihon  John  S,  blacksmith, 
Wingler  &  Berlin,  grocers. 
Wooding  &  iline,  saw  mill. 
Vv'ooding  v's:  Look,  druggisi.->  and  stationers, 
VoMiSJ^  Jai'Oi),  Eating  House  and  Con- 

fectionerv,  W^ater. 


LUDINGTON.  | 

The  capiral  of  Mason  county,  is  a  thriving  I 

city  of  about  2,177  inhabitant.->,  situated  at  | 

the  mouth  of  the  Pere  ^Lir^uette  river,  hav-  ■ 

ing  one  of  the  fiuest  and  sare>t  harbors  on  j 

lake  Michigan,    Ludington,  the  western  ter-  i 

minus  of  the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R,,  is  distant  ! 

from  Detroit,    236    miles,    and    is  15  miles  \ 

north  of  Pentwater,  and  25    miles  south  of  ; 

Manistee.    The  Y.  &  P.  M.   R'y  was  com-  \ 

pleted  and  the  first  train  run  into  Ludiiigton  ! 

ni  December,  1S74.    The  village  plat    was  , 


recorded  Sept.  lOth,  1S67,  at  which  time 
there  was  but  one  store  in  the  place  and 
nothing  v/or thy  of  the  name  of  a  village. 
The  late  Capt.  £,  E.Ward  of  Detroit  bought 
property  here  and  commeRced  extensive  im.- 
provemcnis  and  his  estate  ha^  here  now  one 
of  the  finest  saw  mills  in  the  State.  Lumber, 
lath  and  .shingles  are  largely  manuf.ictured 
and  shipped  There  is  also  some  tan  Lark 
shippofi.  Ludington  contains  allogother  7 
saw  mills,  a  p>laning  mill^  a  machine  shop,  2 
banks,  5  hotels  and  2  v.'eckly  newspaoers. 
Express — American.  7  clegrapli — Western 
Union.    G.  W.  Claytcm,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECIORY. 

Alexander  Horace  F,  agent  Western  Union 

Telegraph  Co,  Loomis. 
Allen  J  &  Son,   forwarding  and  commission, 

on  dock. 

American  Express  Co,  J  W  Loomis,  ngen'.. 

Anderson  Charles,  blacksmith. 

Anderson  Peiei,  grocer. 

Armstrong  tls:  Son,  ii([uors  and  cigars. 

Keardsley  Henry  P,  watches  and  clocks. 

Betz  Emanuel,  grocer. 

Elain  Charles  ^  Henry  B  Ely,  bankers. 

Brayman  Marshall,  grocer. 

Brown  ^Llry  L,  grocer. 

Burton  dv;  Biain,  general  store. 


LOWELL,  MICHIGAN. 
W.  H.  MISNER,  -  -  -  Proprietor. 

Good  Sample  Rooms  for  the  Accommodation  of  Guests. 

0.  M.  Walter's  Omnibus  Line  runs  in  connection  with  the  House. 

Attorney,   Counselor  &  Solicitoi*, 

LOWELL.  MICHIGAN. 

Prompt  attcjition  givoi  to  the  trial  of  cases,  tJic  purcJiasc  and  sale 
<]f  Real  .Estate,  Examination  of  Titles,  Conveyancing,  Collections, 
'•'Ic,,  etc.     Union  Block,  West  Side. 


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LUD 


CharLoneau  Charles  E,  cigars  and  confec- 
tionery. 

Clifirdear  Nicholas,  v%^agon  mal<er  and  black- 
'sniith. 

Chaurette  Hercules  G,  saloon. 

Clayton  Geo  W,  books  and  stationery. 

Clemen  Fletcher  J,  ho-;ier\-  and  woolen?-. 

Coffin  George  F.  saloon. 

Cole  William  l'>,  publisher  "Appeal." 

C'olillSsi  JlIO         Barber,  Ludingtoa  ave. 

Criiey  Thomas  F,  blacksmith. 

Culver  Alfred  D.  confectionery  and  fruit. 

Ciasisway  Win  J,  Watches,  Clocks  and 
Je\-vel!y,  Ijiidington  ave. 

Danaher  &  Meie:idy,  general  store  and  lum- 
ber mnfrs. 

Davidson  John,  livery. 

Dewar  Wrn  R,  saloon. 

Dundass  Edmund  X,  physician. 

Dundass  Robert  F,  physician. 

Dunning  Harry,  saloon. 

Dunning  Mrs  Martha  L,  millinei-y. 

Durkee  John*  blacksmith. 

ICg^ies^OiS  Bigelow,  I'roprs  Far- 
rell  House. 

Engelraan  Transportation  Co,  J  Allen  &  Son 

agents,  on  the  dock. 
Ennis  James,  saloon, 
Ewell  &  Wing,  lawyers. 
Ewing  Peleg,  wagon  maker. 
Fannon  john  C,  saloon. 
Fannon  Peter,  saloon. 

Fai-relJ  House,  Eggleston  & 
Proprs, 

Finsterwald  &  Johnson,  clothing. 

Fitch  E  Nelson,  lawyer. 

Foelske  Carl,  baker  and  confectioner. 

Foley  James,  propr  Washington  House. 

Foster  &  Stanchheld,  general  store. 

Fox  Wm  H,  boots  and  shoes,  Ludington  ave. 

Frye  W'm,  furniture. 

Gangnon  Edward,  cigars. 

C«an!!^;gio?l  4^  Pelkie,  Hotel  and  Sa- 
loon, James. 

Garrett  Richard  M,  boots  ar.d  shoes. 

Gebhardt  John,  merchant  tailor. 

Gibson  Isaac,  lawyer. 

Gillett  &  Goodsell,  hardware  and  stoves. 

Gish  Joseph,  grocer. 

Goodenough,  Daniel  W,  general  store. 

Goodrich  Transportation  Co,  J  Allen  &  Son, 
agents.  ' 

Gould  Edward  J,  founder  and  machinist. 

Hafcr  Ernst,  meat  market. 

Hansen  Michael,  cigar  mnfr. 

l!<\>>iCU  Will,  Druggist,  Eudington  ave. 

ISUfhi'ock  A:  I.aiij;,  I^^oks  and  Sta- 

ti(Utr'ry. 

Holmnui-^t  Magnu->,  furniture, 

Fb^pkins  .S:  Darr,  publishers  Mason  County 

I\ec<^rd.  cor  Ludington  ave  and  James. 
Hudson,  painter. 
Imos  Edward,  saloon. 


Bigelow 


Jillison  Gilbert  W\  livery. 

Johnson  Fayette,  druggist. 

Keller  Joseph,  saloon  and  boardino-^ 

Kenfield  Wm  F.  lawyer. 

Kuhii  P'rank  barber. 

Kuhii  H  crmann,  barber. 

Loom  is  John  W,  agent  American  Express. 

IjUiMti'^ion  House,  Surplice  Brothers 

Proprs.     (See  adv.) 
McClintock  L  A,  millinerv. 
McCollum  I  H  tk.  Co,  bankers. 
McMaster  Thomas,  boiler  works. 
Marcuse  Solomon,  millinery  and  fancy  good>, 
Mendehiijon  Peter,  c^othing. 
Meyer  Gitard,  boarding 
Miles  John,  confectionery. 
Morton  Jame.-;,  saloon. 
Murphy  Stephen,  saloon  and  boarding. 
Newcombe  Henr>-  M,  lawyer. 
O'Brien  John,  saloon. 
Palmer  Lshmiael,  barber, 
Patterson  Robert,  millinery. 

Fere   rvliuqiK/ae    l^i!nH)t'r  Co, 

Lum.ber  Mnfrs  and  Dealers  in  Real  Estate 

and  General  Merchandise,  Delos  L,  Filer, 

Pres,  Luther  H,  Foster  Sec,  cor  Ludin^'- 

ton  ave  and  Main. 
Pernin  Joseph,  photographer, 
Filltt  Fred  B,  Harness,  Saddles,  etc. 
^^Uieviilon  Chark-s,  grocer. 
QnCViJIoil    Paul,    Billiard  Saloon. 

Ludington  ave.  cor  William. 
Resse^uie  Charles  E,  real  estciie  dealer. 
Roby  George  W  c^-  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Roussin  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Rowland  John  L,  confectioner. 
St  Peter  Jo-eph,  confectioner. 
Schwager  Adolph  G,  clothing, 
Scehw  .^Ijirlv  I>,  Lawyer  and  Justice 

of  the  Peace. 
Shackelton  Levi,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Sheldon  Eln-n,  confectionerv. 
J«i}H>ri.S  I>r  Philip  P,  Druggist  and 

I'hysician. 
Silvers,  photographer. 
Slaght  Sibs,  general  store. 
Snell  Wm.  propr  Piatt  House. 
South  worth  Dr  Lorenzo  T,  druggist. 
Steockle  Geo,  saloon  and  boarding. 
Stevens  John,  saloon, 
Stewart  Horatio  C,  general  store. 
Surplice  Edward,  saloon. 
Siirj>li<'0    Rros,     Proprs  Ludington 

House.    ( Sec  <ti2v. ) 
Suthcrhind  H  A,  hiwyer. 
Sweet  &  Taylor,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Tadii.'ni  I>r  .l<»liii  C,  Druggist,  Lu- 

i.iin..;*'M.  a\L-. 
Tripp  Geo  E,  mea?  markei. 
Voigt  .'Xgnes,  merchant  tailor. 
Wa:l>rau>.hock  v*^'  I  anell.  pl.-tnmg  mill. 
Ward  Fl^er  B  (Estate  of)  John  S  Woodruff, 

agent. 


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V/o-uColf:  Geo,  lawyer, 

Western  Union  Telegrapli  Co,"  H  F  Alex- 

der,  agent. 
Vv'lioeler  Flarrison  H,  circuit  judge. 
Wl'.ite  i!^  Haight,  lawyers. 
Williams  Win  H,  agent  hiardware. 
Wilson  &  Falk,  meat  market. 
Veiling  Wui,  carpenter. 
Zeif  Morris,  general  store. 

I.YNN. 

A  village  of  I.ynn  to^vnship,  St.  Clair 
county,  30  niiles  northwest  of  Port  Hnron. 
Ship  to  Capac,  on  rhe  C,  &  L.  H.  R.  R.,  S 
n;iics  south.  ropulation,  500.  It  has  a 
semi-weekly  mail.    John  AJhan,  postmaster. 

BUS!  N,  F,S.S       K.[:c  rORY, 
Allan  John,  general  store. 
Lock  George,  general  store. 
Keiil  Robert,  hotel. 
Scott  Rev  —  (Methodist). 

LYONS. 

The  village  of  Lyons,  in  Ionia  cotmty,  is 
^^itiiated  about  midway  between  the  D.  & 
R,  R.,  at  Muir,  and  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M. 
R.  R,,  at  Lyon.s  Station,  the  distance  to 
either  place  being  about  (^nc  mile.  It  is 
located  on  the  south  bank  of  the  Grand  Riv- 


er, 5  miles  a  little -south  of  east  of  Ionia,  and 
uS  rniles  fr.;rrj  Detroit.  Its  population  is 
about  800.  Grand  River  furnishes  wh.it  is 
claimed  to  be  the  second  best  water  power 
in  the  State.  The  manufacturing  interc-is 
of  the  place  include  a  v/ooien  mill,  a  f<iun- 
dryand  punip  manufactory,  a  flouring  mill, 
a  v/ooden  bowl  factor^",  a  plaster  mill,  a 
saw  mill,  2  \vagon  and  carriage  factories, 
etc.  It  has  a  good  unii.'n  school,  em]  loving 
4  teachers,  and  2  churches,  Methodist 'and 
Baptist.    Telegraph,  Atlantic  and  racifjc. 

Express.  American.    P:-stm.T.-ter,  . 

(See  index  to  names  Yeceived  too  late  for 
insertion  in  proper  place.) 


liYON'S  MILLS. 

A  signal  station  on  the  D.  6c  M.  R.  R..  4 
miles  west  of  St.  Johns.  It  is  in  bengal 
township,  Clinton  County,  and  is  the  loc.vtiou 
of  a  saw  mill  which  gives  name  the  sta- 
tion. Lumber  and  grain  are  shipped.  Dis- 
tance from  Detnjit,  102  miles.  C.  W.  Lvon, 
postmaster. 

McDonald. 

A  village  of  165  inhabitants,  known  in  the 
neighborhood  as  Deerneld,  bv  which  name 

IS  oa  the 


also  the  station  is  de.di/nated.  '  h 


LUDINGTON  HOUSE 


SURPLICE  BROS.,  Proprietors, 

Ludington  Avenue,       -       LUDINGTON,  MICH. 


This  House  is  located  in  the  business  center  of  the  town,  and  is  convenient  to  Kith 
Railway  Depot  and  Steamboat  Landing..   It  has  lately  bcJn    refitted  and  refurnished 

throughout  and  will  be  kept  in  tirst-cla-^^  style. 


Ludington  Billiard  Hall 


PAUL  QUFVILLON,  Proprietor, 

Ccrncr  Ludin^r-cn  Avenue  k  VTilliam  Street. 
LUDINGTON,  MICH. 


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C.  *^v:  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  in  the  town  of  Bangor, 
Van  Buren  County,  5onuIes  above  New  Buf- 
falo and  20  v/est  of  Paw  Paw.  It  is  siluar.ed 
Ir-  the  famous  fruit  belt  and  ships  fruit  and 
lumber.  Express— American.  H.  Goss 
postmaster.  ' 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Brown  J  1^  druggist  and  grocer. 
Drake  J  C,  shoemaker. 
Goss  li,  raih-oad  agent. 
I-Iamklirod  \Vm  if,  saw  mill. 
xMazey  Wm,  painter. 
Shepard  x\I  W,  physician. 
Stow  G  W,  general  store. 
Withereil  T  P,  carriage  maker. 

MAGKINAVs^, 

The  county  seat  of  Mackinac  county,  a 
village  of  about  600  inhabitants,  situated  on 
the  .south  shore  of  the  island  of  Mackinac,  in 
the  straits  of  the  same  name,  40  miles  north- 
east of  Petoskey,  the  northern  terminus  of 
the  G.  R.  &  1.  R.  R.,  is  northwest  of  Che- 
bo>gan    and    about.    350    from   Detroit  bv 
water.    The  island  is  hilly  and  rocky,  and 
"for  the  most  part  covered  wi'th  second  gVowth 
timber.    The  village  consists  mainly  of  a 
single  street  running  along  the  shore  with  a 
steep  hiii  rising  abruptly  in  the  rear  sur- 
mounted by  the  old  fort  still  garrisoned  by  a 
company  of  United  States  troops.  Consid- 
erable fish  isshipr)ed  here,  the  chief  business 
of  the  place,  grows  out  of  its  popularity  as  a 
place  of  summer  resort.    There  are  several 
^ood  hotels  in  the  village  which  are,  during 
a  part  of  the  year,  thronged  with  guests! 
The  walks  and  driven  al)out  the  island  are 
veiy  romantic  and  the  air  pure,  bracing  and 
healthful.    A  dady  boat  connects  Mackinaw 
with  Pctoskey,  and  it  is  supplied  with  a  daily 
mail.  ^  James  Laslcy,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRFCTORY. 

Bailey  John  R,  dr>-  goods  and  drugs  and 

physician. 
Bates  John,  saloon.  ' 
Bazcau  Gaspard,  saloon. 
Cable  James  F,  hotel. 
Chambers  Thomas,  groceries. 
Chapman  Mrs  Reuben,  hotel. 
Davis  John  D,  railroad  agent. 
Davis  John  W,  general  store. 
Fenton  &  Wendell,  general  store. 
P'ranks  E  A,  hotel. 
Hoban  J  &  J,  express  agents. 
Higiistone  .S,  general  store. 
J'llli  Louis,  hotel. 
Ntadison  A  B.  general  store. 
Madison  W,  groceries  and  ])rovi^ions. 
Monnghan  John  \V,  saloon. 
Murray  Dominic,  general  store. 
Overall  II  VV,  saloon. 
Stonav         \V  (Episcopalian). 


Iruscott  George  6c  Co,  general  store 
Van  Alien  Henry,  hotel. 


MACKllSrAW  CITY. 

Asettlement  of  about  100  inhabitants.at  o! 
point  Mackinaw,  che  mo>t  northern  point  ■  ; 
the  Lov.er  Peninsula  of  Michigan.    It  is ;  • 
Beaugrand  township,  Clieboygan  county, 
miles  northwest  cf  Chebr.ygan.  Acitv'u.. 
laid  out  here  on  a  larrre  %cale  so:ne  vr-- 
ago  by  one  Edgar  Conkling,  of  Cincinnrc.. 
but  the  enteq-iriie  was  premature,  and  up  :.. 
this  time  but  little  development' has  taken 
place.    There  can  6e  no  doubt,  however, 
that  sooner  or  later  this  will  be  the  fo.  n' 
point  for  the  railroad   lines  reaciiin«^ 
towards  the  Uj.per  Peninsula,  and  where  the 
Straus  of  Mackinac  vvill  one  day  lie  hri.i:^r  , 
tunneled  or  ferried.    Mackinaw  City  at  pre- 
sent has  a  small  trade  in  wood  and  telc<':ai.', 
poles.    It  has  a  weekly  mail.    Lewi-  I^w'il- 
let;-,  po-tmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Stimpson  Geo  \V,  justice  of  the  peice  in  . 

general  store. 
Stimpson  Geo  Vv  &  Son,  wood,  tclegr.-ph 

poles,  posts  and  fish  barrels. 
Willets  Lewis  I,  general  store. 

MACOMB. 

The  village  of  .Macomb  and  township  • 
Macomb,  in  Macomb  county,  is  situated  yi\ 
the  middle  branch  of  Clinton  river,  and  w.i- 
first  settled  in  1S30  and  '31,  by  D.in'l  Ki  . 
fen,  Dan'l  Miller,  Le-ter  Giddings  and  C^- 
vin  Davis  Sen,  and  ha>  now  60  inhabii;:iis 
This  villa^^e  is  30  miles  north  from  Dotroi: 
and  10  miles   from  Mt  Clemens.  Traf:. 
reaches  this  place  by  way  uf  Mt  Cleu^et>. 
It  is  located  in  the  central  part  of  thecour.:v. 
and  the  surrounding  countrv  is  very  Ie\cl. 
It  has  a  iri-weckly  mail.    E.  S.  .\xtell,  iK^^t 
master. 


MACON. 

A  village  of  400  inhabitants  in  M.iccr: 
township,  Lonawee  county.  It  is  7  inil'" 
northeast  of  Tecum-^ch,  and  16  miles  fr-  . « 
Adrian.  Clinton  is  its  usual  shijiping  sl.ilioi;. 
The  .surrounding  country  is  roiling  intl  for 
tile,  and  wheat,  oats,  corn  and  farm  prodiuo 
generally  are  shipped.  .Settled  1830.  M  •• 
con  has  a  wcekK  mail.  G,  W.  ^Hunlet:. 
postmaster. 

nfsjNfcss  riRErroRv. 
Burdett  G  \V,  phy  "ician. 
Carter  E,  blacksmith. 
G)Hon  W  P.  i^eneial  store. 
DcSpchier  Rev  John  .\,  (Ucronn  Chnich^ 
Fr.i.'.cc  Rev  Er.och,  1  .Mcih.>  1  >n. 
I  rost  jolin,  bl.icksmith. 


AS;>  El'f^lNESS  DIR.KCTOkY.  MAN 


?|o>vell  George,  physician. 
Si.iyniird  Rev  John,  (Baptist). 
.^^{;r^ett  NUs  M,  L^roceries. 
Nihlack  &  Sa;j-e,  .'■aw  mill  and  brick  and  tile 
tnnfrs, 

I'cnnington  Tsrael,  nurserymn.!i. 
Kschart  Win,  wngon  iiiaker. 
Kickerson  Mrs,  hotel. 
rh  )m})-.on  George,  boot  and  shoeni.d;er. 
Wood  I)  11,  pliysician. 


MADISON. 

f  .ocaHy  known  as  Dcerfn.!d  Center,  a  hani- 
containing  perhaps  IGO  inhid/itants,  in  the 
(own  of  I>eerfield,  Livingston  county,  12 
fiiilf.s  norlh  of  llov/eJ!.  Liudeii  on  the  D.  & 
Ni.  R,  R,,  9  miles  northeast  i.s  its  nearest  rail- 
way station.  Bcitter  and  eggs  pre  tlie  staf^le 
i-roducts  of  the  vi- iniiy.  Madison  has  a 
Weekly  mad.     M.  Hail,  postmaster. 

P.  us  1 N  i-;.s s  D 1 R i-.cr o  n y  . 
Hunting  John  R,  lawyer. 
Kuil  M,  general  store, 
keonard  C  \V,  hotci. 
Ntckelsoa  C,  bhicksmith. 


MANCELONA. 

A  settlement  in  Mancelona  tcnvnship,  An- 
trim county,  containing  about  100  population. 
It  is  on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  k.,  148  miles 
fiorth  of  Grand  Rapids,  and  37  south' of 
P-aaskey.  It  is  on  Cedar  river,  winch  creates 
water  power,  in  a  gently  rolling  h:\rdwood 
Country.  Of  course  b.in-ibering  is  the  chief 
i^u-:iness  interest.  Perry  Andress,  post- 
in  aster. 

I-i;.S[NE.SS  DLRtXTORY, 

Andress  Perry,  saw  mill  and  hotel  proprie- 
tor. 

I'-iiiery  Marshall,  saw  mill.  ' 
Handy  &  Carpenter,  saw  mill, 
•"ravage  Rev  '1'  K, 


MANCHESTER. 

I  he  third  place  in  populaiion  and  in»[)()r- 
^•^iice  in  Washtenaw  county.  Located  in  the 
'^"uth western  corner  of  the  ctnuuy  in  the 
•'fautiful  valley  of  the  river  Raisin,  at  the 
•niersection  of  ih^'  D.  H.  1.  K.  R.  with  the 
J-icLsoa  branch  of  the  L.  S.  and  .\L  S.  R.  K., 
^4  nules  fro;n  Vj^^iianti,  54  miles  from  De- 
'•■nit,  and  51  miles  from  'l\)I',>do.  'I  he  river 
affords  water  power  for  2  flouring  mills,  a 
•^-'W  mill,  a  woolen  faciory,  w.xgon  and  car- 
•■'^igo  nninufactory,  and  a  foundry  and  ma- 
<^nnie  shop.  Ik-^ides  these  there  are  (wo 
P'iinmg  mills,  and  a  large  brewery  run  by 
''>t';un.  It  has  also  a  large  manuiai  tory  of 
P«:rfumes  and  extracts.  Manchester  has  a 
^^cekly  newspaper,  the  f  '.utnpn if ,  two  gt)«>d 
''^tci.s^  a  st;ue  bank,  cai.ital  S50.otK)  ;  a  large 
5« 


union  school  building,  costing  o\ f?r  5?5,ooo'. 
with  accommodations  for  over  300  scholar^ ;: 
also  a  (iennan  school  and  six  churche.<i,  Meth- 
odist. T .'ni.er.'salist,  Lutheran.  Bap'i.vt.  Pre*.. 
byrerian  and  Catholic.    The  Rivtr-ide  Min- 
eral Springs  are  considered  some  of  the  he.st 
m  the  State.    The  villnge  is  >'uilt  mostly  of. 
brick  and  boasts  some  of  the  finest  busines.s 
blocks  and  residences  in   the  State.  The 
population  of  the  villnge  isaljout  2. coo.  The- 
inhabitam-    are   about    rne-half  Germans. 
The  products  of  one  of  the  ri  .hest  agricul- 
tural regions  of  the  State  are  marketed  at. 
this  village  and  Uie  two  iTiilr.iads  ofter  excel- 
lent   competition    on    freights.  t>xpre-.v. 
American  ;  Telegraph,  Western  Union.  'C! 
Wall^ridge,  postmaster. 

i-USIN  KSS  DIKECT  :>RY. 

American  Expres- Co,  A  Perkins  agent. 
P>a.\ter  Wm,  general  store 
Bes>ac  Wm.  general  sture. 
Bigelow  Edvvard,  pivysicinn. 
Blosser  Mathew,  editor  Manchester  Enters 
prise. 

Case  >Lirk.  agent  D.  H.      L  R.  R. 
Chul;buck  Eliiah.  jeweler. 
Conkling  A,  physician. 

Coon    A:     Kiiroli,    Proprs  Goodyear 
House. 

Cowan  ».^""SlringhaTn.  me.it  ii.arket. 
Crafts  Amanda,  milliner. 
Dawes  &  Co,  drups. 
Dealy  Michnel,  saloon. 
Doty  Geoige  W,  general  store. 
rJll'lJJCrs'    tfott'J,    Jleury  Vounghans 
Piopr, 

FarreU\Sc  Hawley.  livery  stable. 
Pause!  (uistHvu";.  i*"weler. 
P^uller  E  G,  barber, 
<iIivi(iiior  C'tiarlo.s,  Grocer. 
<«Joo<1)  l':ir     lloilSi%    Coon    ^:    Barch  * 
I'roprs. 

Goodyear  Munson,  justice  of  the  peace. . 

Gord.inier  Jo.-.eph,  blacksmith. 

ilt'lKlcisliolf  JiliiieK,  Blacksmith. 

Heuett      r)urtics-,  tlouruig  mill. 

Hewett  i^'  Norris.  laM  vers. 

f  ?  Hi'iiry  i\  [,awyer. 

lb  lliv  L.il.iyet'c.  carri.igc  m.'\ker. 

lIliltftM*  r.ra^di.s.  Dent  St. 

Kiel  John,  grocer. 

Kiiubad!  Wm,  furniture. 

Kiliilih*  n':(rr<>ii.  Produce  Dealer. 

Kiicl  hi'f^r  S.iMiuci.  insurance. 

liiiiiipr  Fcirr.  <.u.>|Hr. 
Lclui  Conrad,  grocer. 

roi  K\to<Ml  Silliiiirl  W,  FurnlMTc. 

L"in  |.s  Lu.iii,  harnc«i>>  ninkcr. 

L\f.ich  Jan\exA,  dri.pgi.st  and  phvsician. 

U  tV  Sfhinid,  Dry  (iooils,  Mjirv 
llaii<-lM>vH>r   i:iiii'rpri^4'.     NUt  D 

blosser,  Pr<<pr. 
M  unch  llugv>,  clo;hinj;. 


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MICHrGA.N  STATR  GAZETTEKR 


MAX 


Mufseh  OUo,  Manufacturer  and  Dealer 

in  Furniture. 
Mun^er  Martin  E,  pliy.^ician. 
iVa«k  E^erry,  iiarness  Maker. 

N£iistmm\n  '  €onrmlj  General  Store 
and  Saloon. 

Neebiing  V/iliian^,  bla.cksanth. 

I*airf.ier  George  li.  Lawyer. 

Parker  Iillla,  telegraph  operator, 

Parker  Miss  Millie  hi,  ticket  agent  and  ope- 
rator L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R'y. 

People's  Bank,  L  D  Watkius,  pres,  S  V\' 
Ciarkson,  ca^h. 

Perkins  Alonson,  a':;er;t  A:nerican  Express 
Co.  ~ 

Perkins  Sanrael,  shoemaker. 

Poctle  Wni,  general  store. 

Rivers  Wm,  meat  market. 

'Riverside  Medical  Spring,  John  D  Kief, 
I'roi)!-. 

• -SftaraaliaJJ  Jolis.^  Meat  Market,  Jeffer- 
son. 

■  SpeiK-er  Albert,  freight  agent  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
R.  R. 

Stowell  Wm  I,,  dentist. 

Tlu_>iiijj.«>;oii  Tf^rs  l£ale,  Miiliner.  {S,y 

adv. ) 

Trauh  Catherine,  .^lioon. 
Van  Duyn  John  D,  perkimeiy  mnfr. 
■^Va^Ker  Montravihe,  shoemakei'. 
\Va!z  John,  saloon. 

Western  Union    Telegraph  '  Co,    Millie  M 

Parker,  operaNor. 
Williams  Sterry,  blarkomith. 
Younghans  Charle.s,  (iarl-er. 
-Younghans  Henry,  carriage  trinnner. 

MANISTEE. 

The  ounty  seit  of  Maiustce  county,  i>  a 
'City  or4,894  inhabitants,  located  in  the  .south- 
west part  of  the  county,  on  the  shore  of  lake 
Michigan  and  at  tiie  niourh  of  the  Manistee 
river.    It  is  disfmt  tVom  Detroit  by  rail  and 


I  stage  via  Eudington  270  miles,  from  Chicai; 
I  by  water  175    miles,    from  Ludington 
j  rniles  by  stage  and  25    by   boat    and  is 
;  miles   south    of    Frankfort.    Manistee  »; 
tirst  settled  about  the  year  1846  and  receive 
a  city  charter  in  1869,  never  having  had  a-.-, 
village  charter.    The  character  of  the  v/r' 
rounoing  country'  is  \  aried,  some  portion  -  • 
it  being  very  good  for  agricui-ural  purjo-.-.-. 
inc  productions  being  winter  wheat  of  avcv 
good  qaality,  potatoes,    corn    .^c.    Ther:-  . 
also  some  fruit  rai'^cd  about  here   and  it 
probable  that  Manist*:e  will    shortly  exj»or 
iarge  quantitici  of  small  fruits.    Lumber  i. 
its  variou>  forms  is  the  principal    art^le  or 
export,  there  being  about  20  saw  and  shir.f;- 
m.ilis  in  and  about   the   citv,  m'>>r  r,f  thc^:; 
being  located  on  an  expansion  of  the  rivc:, 
known  as  Manistee  lake. 

There  is  aho  a  ti=.nnery,  a  sash,  d.>or  a-  * 
b'ind  factory,  2  foundries  and  niachi;..- 
shops.  2  boiler  shops,  and  two  weekly  r.e.v, 
papers.  The  Manistee  Times  and  the'  Stii::. 
ard  and  Tnnn  of  ^Ion^st^:.  Ma?us*ee  hj^ 
suffered  from  destructive  conf.agraiions  du:- 
ing  the  past  3  years,  bi:^  nothwitstand:-.; 
this  fact  IS  a  thriving  piace  and  growing  rj- 
pidly,  and  has  now  several  very  nne  pr:va:.- 
and  public  buildings.  The  '  Temperan 
Hall,  built  by  the  Women'-s  Temperance  .X*- 
sociation  (a  society  of  ladies  organised  f  r 
the  purpose  of  suppressing  intemperance,  i.: 
a  cost  0(315.000  is  a  splendid  public  h-\:'. 
with  reading  room  attached  and  is  0!ie  •.  ' 
the  tinest  buildings  on  the  east  shore  of  lak" 
Michigan  north  of  (irand  Haven.  Thcr;.* 
being  no  railroad  facilities,  Manistee  ha-,  a- 
yet  no  e\i/ress  line  doing  biisiness  here.  Ti'? 
Western  Uiuon  telegraph  has  an  cmce  her*". 
L.  S.  Kills,  postmaster. 

IU;SINE.>S  1)1  RIC  TORY. 
Andrei'  rw  altl,  Sa  oon.  River. 
Kabcock  Nelson  A,  lumber  inspector.  River. 
Bauman  Mrs  Hermane,  miliinerv.  River. 


MRS.  KATE  THOMPSON, 


D  f.  .V  L  K  R  I X  s^Z> 


iilinery  and  Fancy  Goods. 


OF  ALL  KINDS, 


Main  Street, 


Manchester,  Mich. 


AND  B'JSIVF.SS  DIRECTORY. 


MAX 


ilaunmn  Otto,   Meat    Market,  River 

opp  Goodrich  Dock. 
}^ai;r  John  &  Co,  wagon  and  blacksmith  .^hco, 

River. 

BAur  Joseph,  grocer,  River, 
litur  &  Bro,  hardware,  River. 
Baxter  B  E  &  Co,  John  P  Ba 

flouring  mills,  ist. 
^erteUen  J«l3,ia,  Tobacco,  Cigars  and 

Confecd-jnery,  Maxwell  town. 
Piggi  Chades,  confectionery,  State, 
i'^iacker  Robert  R,  lumber  inspector  general, 

Schneider's  Block. 
UloUftin  lt%pht-rt^  Groceries  and  Pro- 

visions,  cor  Sibben  and  3d. 
Blamkamp  Henry,  grocer,  3d. 
lioom  Co  of  Manistee,  Thomas  J  R?..'-n3deri 

sec  and  treas,  River,  opp  posto'face. 
Bowie  Sc  Davies, Manistee  iron  works,  River. 
Bullis  &.  Cutcheon,  lawyers,  cor  River  and 

Oak. 

Burch  Sarniud  E,  confiCLionerv  and  cirrars 
Kiver. 

Cnnfield  John,  tug  line,  cor  ist  and  Cedar. 

Canfield  &  Wheeler,  lumber  rnnfra  and  deal- 
ers in  general  merchandise,  cor  ist  and 
Cedar. 

Carlton  D  &  Co,  druggists,  Postoffice  Block. 
Cemral  lloiel,  b  F  Schoenbeck  Propr, 

cor  Clay  and  Division. 
Chapin  W  W  &  Co,  shingle  rnnfrs,  office 

with  Cushman,  Calkins  &  Co. 
Ciechanowsky  Michael,  meat  market,  River. 
€sjy  Hotel..  Geo  M  Kanouse  Propr,  River. 
Ciark  Frank  B,  lawyer,  Postoffice  Block. 
Clark    &■   Walker,   Abstract  Office 
_  Postoffice  Block. 
Calbiornsoii  Theodore,  boarding  house. 
€«llovcr  a1'  Ciie**iuau,  Insurance  and 

Real  Estate,  cor  M.ipie  and  Pviver. 
Cox  IT?:irk  C,  Confectionery  and  Res- 
taurant, River. 
Cushman,  Calkins  &  Co,  lumber  mnfrs  and 

general  store,  River. 
2^ai  ie;^,  Woodruff  A   Co,  Shingle 

Mritr^,  office  Schneider's  P>lock. 
2><'ri>ric?;>:c^  J  fi5  cV  IfiH>i>olI,  Planing 

Mill  and  Sash  and  D.H>r  Factoty,  River. 
5><'inj»soy       Carjior,  Contractors  for 

Drivmg,  Assorting:  and   Delivering  Log.; 

on  Mani..,tee  River,  office  with  Dempsey, 

Cartier  6c  Co. 
l^oiiipsoy,  Canior  A:  Co,  Lumber 

Mfifrs,  oltice  and  niiil.>  u  s  .Npinistee  River. 
Dennett  John  M,  c.)unty  treasurer,  cor  Kiver 

and  C^ak. 

^>ennett  &  Dunham,  lumber  mnfrs.  opp  Filer 
town. 

'*"^tricli  Laura,  n\i!linery,  Division. 
*><>rr('n  .lailtcs  T,  Rt.>taurant.  River, 

next  door  east  of  Temperance  Ilali. 

Si  Morris,  lawyers,  River,  opp  Post- 

oMice. 


l><>l2Vinc-  Bro?*,  Books,  Stationery  aad 
Ml. sic,  River  opp  City  Hotel. 

l^unifip  ASexander  H,  Lav,-yer.  Dun- 
lap's  new  block. 

Dunlap  Fletcher  \V,  lawyer,  River. 

Eagan  John,  clothing,  River. 

Elli.-,  Lathrop  S,  physician,  Po.stoftice  Block. 

Elhs  k  Maxted,  carpenters  and  buiicers,  ist! 

Engelman,  Babcock  i  Sailing,  lumber  mnfrs 
and  general  store,  .Maxwell  town.  ' 

Engelman  Transportation  Co,  N  E  Watkins 
agent,  Pviver. 

ra>-  ^Jioljael,  Livery  Stable  and  Sta-^e 
Line,  Maple.  ^ 

Filer  -y  Sor-s,  lumber  mnfrs.  Filer  town.  - 

FirzlojfFraxik,  Propr  Frankim  Hou.se 
coi-  1st  and  Division. 

FisSier  4I-  diemX,  Physicians,  River. 

fiansburgh  John,  soap  maker,  north  end 
Bridge. 

Fovvder"  Smith    W,   publisher   Times  and 

Standard,  cor  Maj^le  and  Water. 
FowSor  &  flarlcy,  lawyers,  cur  Maple 

and  Water. 

Franklin  iiou«C,  Frank  Firzloff.  Propr, 

C('r  1st  au'i  Division. 

Gardner  Clark  D,  watches  and  jewelry, 
Schneid.er's  block. 

Gblbrd,  Ruddock  ^  Co.,  saw  mill  and  gen- 
eral store. 

Glover  SainilOl  S.  Justice  of  the  Peace 

and  U.  S.  >L-ir-hal,  Riser  o;  r>  po-;totr.ce. 
Caoodririi    Transportation  Ce, 

Kirklan'.i  &  Bedford  agent>.  River. 
Haley  Misses,  millinery,  River. 
Haker  Anthony,  hotel  propr. 
Herman  John  P,  saloon.  River. 
Hornkohie  Ernst,  grocer,  ist. 
Hurd  Charles,  county  clerk  and  reg  stor  of 

deeds,  cor  River  and  Oak. 
Hyde  Wm  S.  grocer  and  confectioner,  River. 
Jack    Andrew,  b.ulev   works,  cur   lit  and 

Spruce. 

Jans.in  An-^rew,  boot  and  shoem.ikcr,  M.ix- 
\^'ell  town 

.lohn^on  AuuH^t.  Boot  and  Shoemaker, 

.^la\weli  t<n\!i.  Nbjni-tee. 

Joiin^nn    Jo]|l«   A,   Groccrie>.  Provis- 
ions and  Crnckevy,  cor  River  and  Oak. 

Johnson  I'oior,  Doot  and  Sh.vmaker, 

ki  \  e,-. 

Johnson     IVCor,    Saloon,  .\:,ivwell 
town. 

Jones  P.'ter,  grocer. 
J nell  Nedse.  druggist. 

Kahn   Morris,  dry  goods  atid  i  loth. n^.  cor 

River  and  Maple. 
Kahn  &  Newm.m,  dry  good^,  clothing,  eic, 

River. 

liaiion^O  <;ro  yt,  Propr  Ci'y  Hotel. 
Fionl 

Kenny  Thomas,  grocer,  cor  Ist  and  Sibb^rn. 
Kic,-  [i  W  v'^t  C  \shi«gle  mnfrs,  Ri\cr. 


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14,tB(;r»siao  Almon,  Groceries  and  Pro- 
vision?. Kiver. 

Kin^lty  Dr  John, us:;jms;,  River. 

iiirlilaiHl  l^l-dfortl.  For-.vauling 
and  Comir,is:-ion  Agcnls  Goourich  Trans- 
portation Co. 

Kir^h  6v.  Paiilir^,  l-oiJer  v.  orks. 

Iirt'i«|)<'-I  llC'SSry.  Meat  Market,  R^vcr 

Laird  Capt  \V  R,  harhor  inspector. 

l^alke  Sloa'jSC.  Peter  Nieho\en  Prcpr, 
cor  Lake  nuc!  Divi-^ion. 

ILa.!oil€  Jolsia  K,  Barber,  cor  River  and 
Maple. 

Larson  <,v  nandin,  propr  skating  rink,  Ma- 
ple. 

I^Sir^eil  Kros«  Variety  Store,  River. 
La  Salle  P'ratik,  grocer,  Maxwell  town. 
I^e«lilC  AiStoilie,  Cigar  Mnfr  and  Dq?a- 

er  m  Toi^ncco  and  Cigars. 
Lucas  &  Nungesser,  furniture  dealers  and 

undertakers,  cor  Maple  and  River. 
McAlvav  AkvoTi  \\  lawyer,  cor  Maple  and 

River.' 

McGregor  Jolso,  Furniture  Dealerand 
Undertaker,  River. 

McGxrineas  Piu.^h,  livery  stable.  Water. 

Mtil-iey  .loilia  Cw,  Tob-acctr.  and  Cigars, 
also  Bari)er  Sb.op,  River,  opp  City  Hotel, 

M<?Iiau;;isli SI  Jjiok"^  Land  Ofhce, 
Lan<]s  ExiJiorei,!  and  Pine  Lands  Esti- 
mated Dr.nlap's  New  Riock. 

MsfS^Sies*  FeJer,  Watches,  Clocks  and 
jeweiry,  River. 

Maincrow  Rudolph,  saloon,  Harrison,  ist 
M  ari] . 

Mattiv^lee  'I'siues,  (Weekly),  Appleton 
M  Smith,  Publisher,  Schneider's  Block. 

Mason  John,  saloon,  River. 

Massey  Richard  W,  barber,  River. 

Mee  cV  Brooks,  lo:^  joLd>ers,  River. 

Mee    &    Vincent,  lumber  dealers.  River. 

Mickols(.tn  Christ,  meat  market,  cor  Sibbcn 
and  4th. 

Morrison  &  Rossin,  carpenters,  1st. 
Mueller  Wm,  saloon,  River. 
Nerdy  Joseph,  saloon  opp  City  Hi)tel. 
NcI^4<lS^  M  Wos(,  Insurance  Agent  and 

Lawyer,  River  cor  Mnple. 
JViehov<T«    S*r1«i>f,  J'ropr  Lake  House, 

cor  Lake  and  Division. 
Aim  litis   JSilliiis  V,  Confectionery  and 

News  Depot,  R'.ver. 
Nunjre*;ser  Geo,  clothing,  tobacco,  cigars, 

etc,  River. 
0:k  l-rank,  grocer,  River. 
Overpack  Silas  C,  blacksniilli,  cor  Water  ami 

Pine. 

Ovi-rpack  S  ('  cS:  IJro,  harness,  saddles,  etc, 
River. 

I'age   Mrs  ,  niillinery,  Dunlap's  New 

Block. 

l\ilters«)h  Mrs  Anna,  boarding,  1st. 
Pcn/ien  Hobert^  tailor,  ror  Rivt  r  ;uid  SjirtuT 


MAN 


Peters  R  G  S>:  Co,  lumber  mnfrs  and  gencr..] 

store,  Maxwell  town. 
Peterson  Hans,  boot  and  shoemaker,  River 
Peterson  John,  boot  and  ihoemaker,  Maxwtd 

tow  n. 

Pomeroy  John  C,  soda  water  mnfr.  River. 
Forii^roy  €  &  Bro,  fJrocers  arid  Con- 

fecrioners,  River, 
Preston  Jasper  N,  arcbitecr,  River  opp  post- 

office. 

Rarnsdeil  Thomas  J,  deputy  collector  of  cu5- 
tomSj  o'hce  River  opp  [^ostoT^ce. 

Rarnsdeil  Wm  D,  tannery,  on  Mardstee  lake. 

Rarnsdeil  &  Bcneoict,  lawyer.s,  River  oyp 
post<jffice. 

Ramsdell  W  D  &  Co,  tanner/,  n  s  Little 

lake. 

{   Rietz  Chas  &  Bros,  lunibcr  mnfrs  and  gencr- 

I    .  al  store.  Maxwell  town. 

I   Robertson  August,  confectioner;.  1st. 

Rothschild  Solomon,  meat  market,  First 
W'.^rd. 

lisj^ii^les  CisarU-s  1\  Land  Office, 
Ri\er. 

Runkle  John  W,  photographer.  Lake. 
Russell  C  I      Co,  nartb-vare,  River. 
Ill?(«iSOll    Kros,  liardware,  Stoves  and 

Tifiwarc,  River. 
Russell  Bros,  harness,  saddles  and  trunk*, 

cor  River  and  Maple. 
Russell,  Currier  ^-  Co,  shingle  mill,  Hler 

tovn. 

Sands  Louis,  lumber  mnfr,  e  s  Manistee 
Lake. 

ScJiiioitlcr  Caspar,  B.)ot  and  Shoe- 
maker. Schiieider'.N  Bh-^ck. 

SrhoculX't'k  I>a^  i<l  6\  Propr  Central 
Hotel,  cor  Clay  ;ind  Division. 

MoJloeilCIl^  Henry,  Boot  and  Shoe- 
maker, River. 

Secor  Charles  &  Co,  Manistee  City  Bank,  ccr 
River  and  Oak. 

Seyniour  Richard  A.,  ju-tice  of  the  p^acc, cor 
NLipIe  and  River. 

Seyiiioisr  ISros.  (John  Richard  A  jr). 
Conlcctioniiry,  Bakery  and  Grocery,  River. 

Shores  &  Douvillo.  insutance,  River  opp 
postiiffl'e. 

Shoi  t  NV^K  t'v  Co,  druggist>,  cor  Maple  and 
River. 

Shngley  J  H  ..^  Co,  lumi'er  nHif.'->,  c  s  Maris 
tee  Lake. 

Sibben  Solomon,  sLingIc  and  planing  niil'i 
River. 

Sihiev  F,va.  phnto'jrapher,  M.-.jdc. 
«;i<|V«>lau(l  T  Ohii;  Phvs  oan,  cor  Kiv- 

cr  and  Oak. 
SiiMf>ior  .fosrpl*.  Saloon,  River, 
^iiiiili  .\|>pUM«»ii  .If,  Putdi^her  Mani^> 

t«  c   I  ir.ios,  Sclincider'>  Block. 
Smith  Norni.-in  K,  Umit»cr  initjuctor.  River, 
Si>nteivdlc  James  E,  harness,  saddles,  t**- 

Ki  v«>r. 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


MAN 


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Ljr^rH  1  i\.rii 


D.  F.  SCHOENBECK,  Proprietor. 
Cor.  of  Clay  and  Division  Streets, 

MANISTEE,         -         -        .  MICHIGAN. 


Pirst-Class  Board  and  Accommodations  for  Travelers. 


FRANK  FIRZLOFF,  Proprietor. 


Corner  First  and  Division  Streets, 

MANISTEE,         -         -        -  MICHIGAN. 


Charges  Moderate.    Good  Stabling. 


-A. .  J"  O  1-1"      S  O  jST  , 


Wil^^.  ■  . 7^  MAXWELL  TOWN, 

"m^>.^^#¥5;^  MANISTEE.   -    •  HICEIGAN. 


Rep.iiring  Neatly  and  Promptly  done. 


DEMPSBY,  CARTIER  &  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  AN'D  DEALERS  IN 

Lumber,  Lath  and  Timber, 

MANISTEE,  MICHIGAN. 


BEMPSEY  ^  C ARTIER,  Coiitracton^  for  Drivlnsr,  Ae«aortinjT  and  De- 
liveriug  t^ogs  on  the  Munisteo  Rivor  aud  ita  Trlbutarloij. 


5*6  MAN  MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER  MAN 


Sptncer  J;isor,,  billiard  h&l],  River.  (  Wheeler,  Magill,  &  Co.  lumber  mnfr«;  . 

Spencer  Jonn  C  M,  icwmg   machines^  cor  i      Little  lake.  ' 

'River  and  Maple.  |  Wilcix  Ja^ksin  B,  dentisr,  River  onp  pos- 

gSoii'aes  Adoipk,  Dry  Goods  and  Cloth-  i      ofnce.  rt-  t  • 


ing,  River. 
Taber  Horace,  lumber  mnfr,  Filer  lown. 
Tenant  J  \V,  carpenter,  Maple. 
Thomas  Charles  H,  saloon,  River. 
Thorp  Hcniy  H,  painter,  River. 

nuil  SiairHlard  of  Masll.^- 
tee,  vS  W  Fowler,   Publi5her,  cor  Maple 
and  Water. 
Traver  Mrs  Helen  A,  millinery,  River. 
Tuttle  ^V^a  H,    manager    Western  Union 

Telegraph  Co,  cor  Maple  and  River. 
Ty.son,  Sweet  &  Co,  lumber  mnfrs,  River. 
Watkins    Norman    E,     agent  Engelman 

Tranportation  Co,  River. 
"VVenzel  S:  Reiiand,  saloon,  opp  postofnce. 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  W  H  Tuttle, 


Vv'illard  5:  Hall,  druggists,  River. 

Wing  Giles  M,   .shingle    mnfr,    o&ice  cor 

Maple  and  River. 
WoodfrulT  <4r   ThoiK.  Contra  ctors  in 

Logging   2nd   Pine  Timber,  Schneider's 

Block. 

Yum  l»cter  A.  Sheriff,  o.f?.ce  River  opp 
postoffice. 

Younger  Tobn  G,  grocer   and  confectioner 
irst. 


MANLKJS. 

A  station  on  the  C.  &  .M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  in 
Allegan  county,  143  miles  above  New  Buf- 
v^,.,  x^.^iv,  ,  1 1-^  postofnce    is    New    Richmond,  a 

manager,  cor  Mapte  a^nd  Ri'ver.  '    "  "         |  ^^^^  further  north.    (See  Xe-.u  Richmond. ) 


'eyMJe'lltl*.  &  Kennedy,    Grocers,  . 

River.  MAIN  TON. 

Wheeler  A  Oren,  agent  Cantield's  rug  line,  1  Manton  is  a  village  in  Cedar  Creek  town- 

cor  First  and  Cedar.                                    j  ship,  in  the  east  part. of  Wexford  county.  It 

Wheeler  «&  Johnson,  founders  and  rr.achinists,  !  is  also  a  station  on  the  G.  R.  .S:  I.  R.  K. 

^^i^st.                                                       j  Distant  from  Grand  Rapids  loS  miles,  ami 


PROPRIETOR  OF  THE 

ion- i  on  Restaurant, 

IS  PREPARED  TO  ACCOMMODATE 

DAILY  AND  Vv'EEKLY  BOARDERS  AT  REASONABLE  RATES. 


All  the  Delicacies  of  the  Season  in  the  most  Elaborate  Style  od 

his  Tables. 

Jg^""  Warm  Meals  can  be  had  Promptly  at  all  hours.  ""Ifia 
One  door  Easi  of  Temprrance  HaU,  •  •  -  LIANISTZZ.  '^ICEIQAy. 

Read  the  Manistee  Times, 

THE  BEST  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  IN  THE 

FRUIT  &  LUiMBER  REGION 

Of  Michigan.    Special  Attention  to  Agriculture,  llorliculrwre  and  Lumber. 

And  Unci  out  how  to  make  a  fortune  by  rai^iing  Poaches.  Strawbcr- 

riey,  Grapes,  and  all  small  fruits  on  cheap  sandy  soil. 
All  kindi  of  BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTING  done  at  r<»«*onablc  rates.    Loggcn  ind 

other  Blanks  always  on  hand. 
APP.  M.  SMITH,  FJiiur  jnd  Propneiot.  MANISTEE.  MICHIGAN 


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•^e;  south  of  Traverse  City.  Population  400. 
Tclcgfuph — G.  R.  I.  R.  P^.  line.  Express 
— -American.  Lui-ubej  is  manufactured  £nd 
shiprxid.    H.  M.  Billing--,  pos:m^i-ter. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Hell  Mrs  D,  millinery, 

Brandenburg  H,  express  and  station  agent. 
Prandenburg-,  Backus  &  Co,  general  store 

and  mnfrs  of  lumbej,  shingles  and  lath. 
Hurdick  George  \V,  propr  Burdick  House. 
Knucis.on  George,  boot  arid  shoemaker. 
McFarland  Henr>'  C,  o-eneral  store. 
Toms  Oscar,  propr  Man  ton  Hou<-e. 
Tower  O,  druggist  and  rnysician. 
Woodvvord  John  J  general  siore. 

MAPLE. 

Maple  is  a  postoS.ce  m  Ionia  county, 
k'Wnship  of  Portland,  12  rniles  southeast 
from  the  cou'fjty  sea"..  The  sod  hereabouts  is 
good,  and  the  country  beautifi;L  Grain  is 
the  principal  prodr.ccion.  It  has  a  weekly 
uiaiJ.    Amos  Worcester,  posLmaster. 

MAPLE  CITY. 

A  village  of  Leehuiaw  county.    {See  A'^s- 

MAPLE  GROVE. 

[S^e  Greenland.) 

MAPLE  GROVE. 

^  A  postofhce  in  the  to-Amship  cf  Maple 
Grove,  eastern  part  of  Barry  *  countv,  '13 
mites  from  Hasti'ngs.  The  locality  was  first 
.settled  in  1S40  and  is  situated  in  a  farming 
country,  the  principal  productions  of  u  hich 
'Ue  wheat,  corn,  oats  and  hay.  It  has  a 
semi-weekly  mail.  Leander  Lapham,  po-t- 
niaster. 

hl:sinf.ss  directory. 
r>v.'may  T  1\  wagon  maker. 
I-apham  Leander,  general  store, 
^pfcuter  II  H,  black.^mith. 


MAPLE  HIL,L 

^•1  station  and  small  village  on  the  G.  R.  .'v: 
R.  R,,  in  Pierson  to<%-nship,  Mfvntcaim 
f^fnmty.  Population  50.  Di>tance  from 
Grand  Rapids,  32  nnles.  Wheat  and  lumber 
-^fe  the  chief  shipments.    D.  Shook,  rost- 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

^■'ump  G  W.  general  store. 
V'holtr  V,  hotel. 
'  one  Ira,  ] umber  and  farmer. 
Henkel  Henry,  lumber  ami  farmer, 
^hook  I),  physician  anvl  grower, 
^trcseman  Chaile>,  }>Iack>n.ah. 
^'•dentine  E  L,  st.itiun  av;fnt. 


MAPLE  RANGE, 

I  A  post  cfhce  in  Ocrana  county,  13  miles 
i  east  of  Slhelby,  on  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R. 
j  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail, 

i  MAPLE  RAPIDS, 

j      A  village  of  500   inhabitants,  i;i  Essex 
I  township,  Clinton  county,  14  miles  north- 
west from  St.  Johns.     Dallas,  or  the  Detroit 
cV  Milwaukee  R.  R.,  7  miles  south,  is  the 
nearest  railroad  station.    It  is  on  the  line  of 
the  proposed  Grand  Rapids  i5c  Saginaw  R. 
j  R.    The  village  lias  four  dr\-  goods  and  2 
j  grocer}'  stores,  2  hardware  store?,  2  drug 
I  stores,  a  saw  mill,  a  planing  mill,  a  grist 
;  mill,  an  iron  foundry,  and  2  churches,  Con- 
;  gregational  and  Methodist.    It  is  situated 
■  on  the  banks  of  the  Maple  river,  and  is  sur- 
!  rounded  by  a  beautiful  and  fertile  country, 
I  under  excellent  cultivation.    E.  Mudge,  poat- 
master. 

EUSINKSS  DIRECTORY. 

I  Atwell  L  J,  boot  and  slioen^akcr. 
I  Bard     Underwood,  painters, 
j  Barron  Charles  E,  barber. 
I   Beli  J  &  Co,  groceries  and  clothing, 
j  Eement  E  G,  general  store, 
j  Bennet  L  M.  jeweler. 
\  Blackler     Hertndeen,  meat  m.arket. 
Blizard  Charles,  restaurant. 
Case  C  P,  wagon  maker. 
Caster  A  B.  wagon  maker, 
j  Chick  John,  miller. 
I  Cp.'Ss  a  T.  attorney  and  notary  public. 
I  Creasing  S  P  &  Co.  bankers, 
j  Cum.ming-i  C  B,  painter, 
j  Oavidaon  .A.  D,  ma^on. 

I  Dickey  Bros,  publishers  Maple  Rapids  Mes- 
!  senger. 
;  Doty  E.  phy-ician. 
Forman  James,  builder. 
Hemes  W  L,  flouring  adll. 
Ha  witty  T  P.  dentist 
I  Hermon  <S:  Hubhell,  gcnerai  store. 
Hewitt  America,  dre-smakcr. 
Hewitt  Isaac,  lumber  dealer  and  notary. 
Hewitt  J  ^t  I  W,  general  store. 
Hewitt  Simeon,  cabinet  niaker. 
Hindi  Henry  E,  builder. 
Hollister  I),  physician  and  diuggist. 
Hubbard  E  C.  builder. 
Ingrahnm  S,  C'  ^oper. 
Jones  James  H,  blacksmith. 
Knapp  Charles,  physician. 
.McDwnald  .\I.  druggist. 
Marsh  J  H.  builder. 
.M'^>s  .\I  S.  in>uriMce. 
Mudge  Re\  11, 

.N'evyou  ( icorgc  H,  hardiware. 
P.irns  I  C.  giA>cerit->  and  (.rov.ke:v. 
Peck  O  hardware, 
j   Percy  Y      nictv.h.\ni  t.idcr. 


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MAP  MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER  MAR 


tPercy  Miss  S  M,  rr:iilliner. 
iPerry  C  M,  general  store, 
'jQuick  A,  mason. 
!}<.eed  J  D,  builder, 
a^eed  S,  hotel. 
:i?anbora  R  II,  physician, 
"Terry  Bro",  stage  proprs. 
'Von  V?Jeu  &  Bel!,  harness  makers. 
"Webster  W,  blacksmith. 
'^Vheeler  E,  photographer. 
■"Wheeler  Mrs  F  A,  milliner. 
"VVhitacre  M  J  &  Son,  planing  mill. 
'Whitnev  R,  grocer. 
\Vinans(S:  Ridenour,  foundry, 
Woodard  Rev  D  C,  {Methodist), 
j  B,  gunsniith, 

MAPLE  RIDGE. 

A  postoftlcc  in  Bay  county,  15  miles  north 
•of  Standish,  on  the  J.  L.  &  S.  R.  R. 

IvmPLETON. 

A  village  in  Clinton  county. 

[See  Dvplain), 

MAPLETON. 

A  postoffice  in  Grand  Traverse  county,  on 
the  point  of  land  which  separates  the  ea.st- 
«rn  and  western  arms  of  Traverse  bay.  It 
'is  12  miles  north  of  Traverse  City  and  has  a 
:semi-weekly  mail. 


MAPLE  VALLEY. 

A  village  claiminor  500  inhahiMnfs,  in 
ISIap'e  Valley  township,  Montcalm  countv. 
It  is  on  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M,  R.  R.,  157  miles 
from  Detroit  and  7  east  of  Howard  City.  It 
is  surrounded  by  the  best  of  pine  lands  and 
lias  four  saw  mills.  Lumber  is  the  staple 
.-article  of  shipment.  Express— American. 
Telegraph— Atlantic  and  Bacitic.  A.  At- 
•W'ood,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Atwood  A,  saw  mdl, 

Baldwin  N  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 

■Clark  M  J,  stave  dealer. 

Colweli,  Morris  c^'  Co,  saw  mill. 

Curry  John,  barber. 

Donahoe  F,  saloon, 

Duggnn  John,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

Fit/gerald  Michael,  grocer. 

liicks  Chas,  boot  and  >h()emaker. 

Kearney  R,  agent  American  Express, 

Kearney  tSc   I.oughlin,  ger^eral    store  and 

lumber. 
K  uidall  L  H  S  C<>,  saw  milk 
a<ice  G  A,  agent  D.  L.  &  L  M.  R.  R. 
fSlawson  C.  M,  physician  nnd  general  store. 
StnrdevaMt  iSi:  Case,  hotel  [Toprs, 
Sullivan  J<»hn,  saloon. 
Ward  E  F  &  Co,  .saw  mill. 


MARCELLUS. 

A  village  of  about  400  inhabitants,  in  th<» 
township  of  the  same  name,  in  Ca.ss  countv 
Ic  is  on  the  C.  &  L,  H.  R.  R.,  85  miles  frorn 
Lansnig  and  13  northeast  of  Ca.^5opoli.s.  j. 
is  the  center  of  a  level  farming  country  ..f 
which  wheat  is  thestaplc  article  of  shipment 
Tiic  village  has  a  planing  mill,  a  stave  fac- 
tory and  some  other  manufacturing  intertsr> 
also  a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Messenger.  Y.x. 
press-- American.  Telegraph— Western  Uu- 
ion,    U,  Shaffer,  postmasrer. 

B'JSiNES.S  DllvECIORY. 

Arnold  Eewis,  hotel  propr, 

Banghans  J  T,  h.otel  propr. 

Bov/ling  B  S,  furniture  mnfr. 

Bowling  Mrs  C  S,  millinery. 

Bridge  L  S:  Co,  grocers. 

Carbine  H,  druggist  and  physician. 

Chapman  Id  L,  hardware. 

Cox  C  C,  music  dealer. 

Davis  <i:  Sliaver,  news  dealers. 

Doolicile  M  R,  general  store. 

Fisher  O  H,  wagon  maker. 

Hanes  Levi,  grocer. 

Hester  A  H,  general  store. 

Horton  John  P,  general  store. 

Hughes  B  F,  grocer. 

Jone-,  C,  W,  real  estate. 

Kent  F  C,  harness  maker. 

Kent  &  Horsington,  meat  market. 

McDonnid  Bro>,  boot  and  shoemakers. 

Manning  John,  grocer. 

Milleman  A:  Tieebe,  meat  market. 

Nixon  Miss  H,  midinery. 
j  0.->bo;ii  Mi.-,s  Lizzie,  dressmaker. 

Perry  S  D,  editor  .Marcellus  Messenger, 
j  Russell  .M  T,  physician. 

Russell  Bros,  drugs. 

Snyder  W  R.  boot  and  shoemaker. 

MARENGO, 

A  station  and  village  on  the  main  line  of  the 
M.  C.  R.  K.,  in  the  southeast  part  of  Calhoun 
county.  Population,  200.  It  derives  water 
power  from  the  Kalamazoo  river,  .^mi  contains 
2  stores,  a  flouring  Mill,  a  .saw  mill,  etc.  The 
surrounding  country  is  agricultural.  Dis- 
tance from  Detroit,  loi  uvlcs  ;  from  Mar- 
shall. 6  miles  east.  Express— Amcrica». 
Postmaster,  for  past  23  yea-s.  John  Evani. 

nt'srNKs>  dirfatorv. 
David  Dixon,  express  and  station  agent. 
Emery  I,r.inder,  carr  age  mnfr. 
Evans  H  .M,  tjeneral  store. 
E\ans  John,   riourjng  mill,  s.iw  mil!  AnJ 

c.)(«pcr  shop. 
Huher  Geor^.  shoe  ninfr. 
Iddings  Kcv  I  D  ( Methodist). 
Lcwi>,  Kl  B.  hotel. 
I  rwi^  (    \\  :^  Son,  gener.il  store. 
Porter  R  H,  physician. 


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MARILLA. 

A  po?;tofnce  in  the  northeast  part  of  ?*fanistee 
c-'Uiity,  townsliipcf  Marilla.on  the  Manistee 
river,  and  25  miles  from  Manistee.  Was 
tirst  settled  in  1S66.  Fertile  country;  pro- 
iluctions — wheat,  rye,  oats,  com,  buckwheat, 
h.iy  and  potatoes ;  of  which  oat?;,  hay  and 
potatoes  are  shipped  away.  It  has  a  weekly 
maii-    John  Brimmer,  postmaster. 


MARIKP]  CITY. 

A  ship  building  village  on  the  St.  Clair 
river,  50  miles  above  Detroit.  It  is  m  Cot- 
trellville  township,  St.  Clair  county,  20rr.i]es 
belov/  Port  Huron,  and  7  above  Algouac,  at 
the  moath  of  the  rivcr.  It  contains  5 
churches.  Catholic,  Epi.scopal,  Methodist, 
German  ATethodist  and  Lutheran.  Therein 
also  a  large  school  house  erected  at  a  co-t 
of  $40,000.  Ship  building  is  carried  on  ex- 
tensively here,  and  Marine   C].'.v  has  the 


reputation  of  building  the  large.^t  ste.Mu  ves- 
sels afloat  on  the  northwestern  lakes.  Tiie 
business  is  still  actively  prosecuted.  It  also 
has  3  or  4  saw  mills  running  on  ship  stuff, 
Large  quantities  of  Limberger  cheese  is 
manufactured  in  tiie  vicinity.  Marine  C\'v 
offers  a  good  field  for  the  establishment  a 
bank,  an  institution  much  needed.  It  has  a 
weekly  newspaper,  the  Gazette^  independent 
in  politics.  Telegraph,  W'ei^^ern  "  Union. 
■  Express,  McClure  &  Co's.  John  J.  Spinks, 
postmaster. 

lUjStNESS  DIRP:CT't^k V. 

Algerr  Martin,  black>niith. 
Antons  Dirk,  grocer. 
Antons  Jolm,  grocer. 

Arnold  S  A,  flouring  mill,  2}'^  miles  west. 
Backus  Mrs  James  \V,  drugs,  groceries  and 

fancy  goods. 
Baker  \Vm,  blacksmith. 
Barron  Alex  B,  photographer. 
Batten  John,  Sec  Marine  Sc;ive  MnfV  Co 
Bell  John  P,  baker. 
Bernatz  Jacob,  sttn-es  and  tinware. 
Bissell  Philip  D,  propr  .Marine  City  Gar.ette. 
Blodget  &  Gardner,  ohip  builders,  yani  on 

Belle  river. 

Blood  &  Hart,  general  store  an  ]  wood  dock. 
Boehm  Peter,  boots  and  -ihoes. 
Brake  Geo,  carriages  and  wagons. 
Breuer  ,Sc  Co,  tanners, 
Brigham  Martin,  propr  National  Hotel. 
Buttironi  Henry,  general  store. 
<-a>well  Ambrose  B,  vessel->teering  wheels. 
Clark  Captain  Phineas,  \-2s-;el  owner. 
Clough  Ansil  B,  druggist, 
f'ottrell  I.<MvK'         Dealer  m  Hard- 
ware and  ( rroccrie-.,  cor  Bridt;e  and  Mam. 
V>ai](iel|  4»<to.  Barber  and'C;gar  Mnfr. 
l>eiblers  Michael,  jjfocery  aud  viioon. 


j   Demor.t  Thomas,  propr  Demont  Hou.>e. 

I   Dettinger  John,  groceries. 

I  Donaldson  S,  justice  of  the  peace. 

I  Donohoe  Gibbons  S,  general  store. 

!   DornolT  John,  frrocer. 

I   Drawe  \Vm,  general  store. 

I  Drumniond  John,  stoves  and  tinware. 

j  Dull"  Wm,  meat  market. 

j  Dunker  Rev  Louis  (German  Methoui.st). 

j  Knglehart  Belshjzer,  shoemaker. 

I  Fowles  John,  lumber  and  lime  mnfr. 

I   Francis  Pe'er,  agent  eureka  mowing  machine. 

Friederichs  Adam,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
I   Graning  Ivev  John  (Lutheran). 

Haley  John  C,  grocer. 

Hei>le'- Josep};.,  joiner  shop. 

IfoUaiircl  llobert.  General  .Store.  S-.-;^ 
Mi;:,  \'v\  od  jJock.  Ship  Builder  and  Ves- 
sel (Jwner. 

Ilr.rd  Ward  If,  Druggist  and  Fancy 
Goods,  Books,  Stationer)'  ar.d  Confec- 
tioner.-, 

Jones  George  F,  propr  Marine  City  hotel. 
Kittler  Simond,  meat  market. 
Kliemann  Clemens,  wagon  maker. 
Kob.-.i  Tames,  restaurant  and  bdliard  halL 
ICi'idei-  PcJcr,  Furniture. 
Lam!)ert  Rev  August  J  (Catholic). 
Langell  Levi,  grocery  and  saloon. 
Langer  Fran'^is  G,  saic^on. 
Lempke  Henry,  saloon. 

Lester  David,  ship  vard.'  " 
McDoTine!!  Jr.din.  saio.ui. 

.lli'Klroy        President  Marine  City  Stave 

Mntg  Co. 
"McKer.zie  Thomas,  saloon. 
McTaggert  John  E,  physh^ian. 
Marine  City  Clazefte  (  Kepubiicanl.  Philip  D 

Bisseil,  editor  and    proprietoi-,  opposite 

Public  Park. 
illiiriJK'  City  *itavc  Co,  Crocket  McEl- 

roy  I'res,  J.ihn  Batten.  Sec.    ^.S".-.'  adv.) 
NLirine  City  Stave  Mnfg  Co,  general  store. 
Marshall  James,  brewer. 
Maus  Juhn,  general  store. 
Meyer  Jt^hn  (i.  saloon. 
.Milb  Dean,  harness  maker. 
Minnie  Lewis,  grocer. 
Misent  r  Rev  I)  \V  (Me^hadi^t). 
M;:hme  Clnrles,  bakery. 
Monn  Christian,  grocer. 
Morley  \Vm  B,  ship  yard. 
Owen  B  F,  jii-rioe  of  the  peace. 
Parker  Leonard  B,  phvsician. 
Piper  Joseph,  tyagon  maker. 
Rochon  Addlphus  D,  livery. 
Sa[ih  V  A  ."^  S^n.  lawyers. 
.SchoderChn^ian.  .saw  mill.  51;  miles  south. 
Schocnhoten  Henry,  gro«.er. 
Sohriner  Jacob,  brick  and  lime  mnfr. 
Schulte  Heniy,  grocer. 

Shcpard^  A  R  i  Bio,  livciy  >\».\>\t  And  it.^^-c 
proprietors. 


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SIlFerRfiil      Trismfciiil,  Sa^h,  Door 
and  Elind  Mnfrs. 

Souer  Jacob,  genera)  store. 

Souer  Valentiae  L,  general  store. 

Spademan  Charles,  meac  market. 

Spink  Samuel  H,  boot  and  shoe  mn{r. 

Spinks  John  J,  general  store  and  sewing  ma- 
chine agent  and  r-usicai  inscrunienis. 

Spink.s  Mrs  Mary-  general  store. 

Si  .evenson  Jarnes,  boarding  house. 

Strauss  Christian,  saddle  and  harness. 

Thorp  Rev  Charles  (Episcopalian). 

Vollmar  Paul,  carpenter. 

Waldman  Henry,  jeweler. 

Wolisey  iloisBS  A,  Pbningand  Flouring 
jVIills,  Water. 

Weng  John,  boot  and  sho'emaker. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  Frederick  E 
Ciough,  operator. 

Williams  Jefterson,  grocer. 

Woods  Joseph,  blacksmith. 

Zanders  Francis,  physician,  5  miles  south. 

MARION, 

A  postoftice  of  Marion  township,  Eivin'-^stcn 
county,  S  miles  southwest  of  Howell.  '^It  i^ 
the  center  of  a  farming  country,  and  ships 
wheat  and  wool.  It  has  a  weekly  mail. 
Leander  Purdy,  postmaster. 


MARLETTE, 

A  village  of  300  inhabiianrs,  in  Marlerte 
township,  Sanilac  county,  21  miles  due  north 
of  Imlay  City,  its  shipping  point,  and  ab.jut 
29  miles  northwest  of  Le.\ii\gtnn.  It  i?  in  a  ' 
rolling,  timbered  country,  of  which  lumber 
and  bhingles  are  the  leading  productions.  It 
has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  John  McGill.  pos:- 
rnaster. 

Hl'Sl  X  KS.S  tD  I II  RC'I  OK  V. 

Albertson  Cyrus  H,  lawyer. 
Chapman  James,  biacksnuth. 


Cv-:^Ty  Rev  Alfred  ( Baptist). 

Curry  Mrs  E  M,  niilliner. 

Drurnmond  Frank,  physician. 

Diummond  Rev  F  (Advenrist). 

Ellsworth  E,  sash,  door  and  blind  factory. 

English  &  McCartney,  blacksmiths. 

Fenner  Mrs  G  H,  general  store. 

I  razer  William,  harness  maker. 

Hammond  Rev  D  W  (Methodist). 

Hoag  Robert,  general  store. 

McCjiil  John,  saw  mill  and  general  stare. 

Mc>Iahon  Joel  W,  lawyer. 

Moore  Albert,  livery  stable. 

Morris  Joseph,  general  sto|-e. 

Rawsen  Rev  William  (Presbyterian), 

Sloat  S  J,  propr  Rush  House. 

Welsh  John,  horel  propr. 

Wever  George,  druggist  and  physician. 

Wiggms  Henry,  black.smah. 

Wilson  D-^vid,  boot  and  sh(jemaker. 

Wilson  R  &  Soii,  sav.-  and  "rist  mill. 

7  o 


MARQUETTE. 

The  county  «eat  of  Marquette  and 
the  commercial  metropolis  of  the  Upper 
Peninsula.  It  is  situated  on  a  beautiful  bav 
of  the  same  name,  about  midway  between 
St.  Mary's  river  and  the  Wisconsin  boundriry 
line,  170  miles  from  the  head  of  the  canal 
and  about  45o:.ules,  by  water,  from  Detroit. 
The  building  of  the  Mari]ueitc  (it  Mackinac 
railroad  will  lessen  the  di>tance  necessary  t<> 
be  traveled  nearly  one  hundred  miles.  It  ha.5 
direct  r-uhvay  communication  with  Chicairo 
and  Milwaukee,  and  in  f.ict  v.ith  all  the  cit- 
ies of  the  West  except  tho-e  r<f  the  lower 
peninsula.  I;  is  the  e.istern  lerminu^  of  the 
.Marquet'e,  Houghton  vS^^  Ontonagon  railway, 
now  completed  a  distance  of  65  miles  to 
l/.-\nse  at  the  head  of. Keweenaw  boy. 

The  real  c'i^covery  of  the  iron  beds  of 
Marquette  county  occurred  in  iS45,at  which 


arine  City  Stdve  Co.^ 


MANUf  ALTURKR.S  OF 

Salt,  Sug^ar  and  Flour 


AND    FINISHED  HEADING. 

Dealers  in  (-renernl  .Merchandise, 

MARINE  CITY,  MICHIGAN. 


C.  McELROY,  President. 


J.  UATI  EN\Secfr«ar). 


MAR 


MAR 


v.r.ii  ,  t>^e  Jackfon  compfmy  ^-as  orgar.kcd. 
The  settlement  of  the  present  city  of  Ma,r- 
,»',irttc  cbtes  from  about  the  sp.me  time.  In 
!^'54  R  pJ?-nk  road  v-a?  constructed  to  the 
jiiisies  and  the  first  iron  dock  bu:i:  for  con- 
vfnience  of  shipxnent.  The  railroad  ^vas 
c^  nipleted  to  the  rnirics  in  i<S57,  and  in  1865 
the  C.  tji:  N.  W.  R.  R.,  opened  to  E^car.aba. 
The  city  has  since  gro-A  n  steadily  and  now 
liumbers  a  population  of  5,242. 

Marcjueite  is  i;he  great  center  of  :he  iron 
interests  of  Lake  Superior.  There  are  alto- 
j^ether  36  mines  and  17  furnace  companies, 
ibe  aggregate  product  of  the  former  for 
1S74  being  935,490  toni  of  ore,  valued  at 
!r.5. 058,979.  and  of  the  iatrer,  00,494  ton=  of 
pig  iron,  valued  at  5^,533,832,,  making  a  total 
product  cf  S7,o92,Si ; ,  <jf  the  1,025,9^2  t^.ns 
of  ore  and  pig  iron  Marquette  shipped  460.- 
042  tons,  Escanabn,  305,074  tons,  and  L'An^^^t 
250,966  tons. 

The  manufacturing  interests  of  Marquet'.e 
include  3  large  blast  furi!aces,a  rolling  mill, 
2  large  foundries  and  nKichine  shops  and  i\vu 
extensive  brown  stone  quarries  with  mills  for 
sawing  the  stone  into  merchantable  shape. 
The  extensive  car  and  machine  shops  of  the 
M.  H.  &  O,  R.  R.,  are  also  located  here  and 
at  these  shops  all  the  cars  ernplctyed  on  the 
line  are  constructed  and  locomotives  rebuilt 
and  repaired. 

The  city  is  lighted  with  gas   and  supplied 
with  water  by  iiolly  water  works, three  well 
organized  hose  companies,  constitutincr  its 
tiTc  deparinient.    The  main  street  contains  a 
number  of  very  handson-.e  blocks  a-'sd  an  air 
of  thrift  and  prosperity  pervades  every  t'ea- 
!;ire   of   the   city.    There  are  7  churches, 
some  of  them  very  fine  structures.    A  ne;v 
Episcopal  church  is  in  process;  of  erecti  on  rc) 
tost,  completed,  550,000.    Theschool  build- 
ings number  4,  with  a  575.000  brown  stone 
♦^igh  school  in  course  of  consiruction  ;  num- 
ber  of  children    attendilng  -school.  1,^2;. 
I  here  are  3  pu!)lic  halls  and  a  550.000  opera 
house  is  now  ( i  S75 )  building. "  There  are 
several  good  hotels  among  which  the  N.uth- 
^'estern  is  in  all  respect-;  fir^t-rli';^,  and  en- 
joys a  great  popularity  with  summer  visitors 
^^d  tourists. 

There  is  only  one  newspaper  at  Marquette, 
^^ut  this  one,  ih-e  Mining  Jcui  nr.-.  for  its  en- 
■erprise  and  ability  merits  the  monopoly  it 
Pnjoys.  The  financial  interests  of  the  city 
iire  represented  by  3  banks  with  an  ag^-re- 
grite  capital  and  surplus  of  ^1,500.000.  The 
'^liy  has  several  tnercantile  est.iblishiiif nts 
'hat  do  a  bu-iness  of  3250, coo  e.\ch  an- 
lually. 

In  the  event  of  the  upper  prnin>iula  being 
'•ct  oir  as  a  st/purate  State,  Marquette  \n  ;li  no 
''oiibt  become  its  capital.  Telegraph  — 
^'orthwestem.    Express. —  Amcricaii.  >'am- 


i  utl  Billings,  postmaster. 

\  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

j  Bsker  Mr?^  dress  maker,  Washington. 

I  ISall,  Black       Gray,  iDaa  H  Ball, 

I      C  P  Black,  \V  11  Grayj,  Attorneys  at  Law, 

j      cor  Spring  and  Front. 

;  Bancroft  Iron  Co,  Jay  C  Morse,  sec. 

i  Bannerrnan  John,  li.pdors. 

I  Barnes  Henry,  dentist. 

:   Bay  Furnace  Co,  E  P  Williams,  sec. 

!  Bardie  &  Heyn,  liquors  and  tobacco. 

I  Bishop  ,  saloon. 

I  Black  C  P,  prosecuting  attorney,  Spring  aad 

'  P'ront. 

j  B!ake  C  G,  sec  Michigan  Iron  Co. 
j  Brimacome  J  P,  shoemaker. 

Brimaccme     Cundy,  builders,  Lake, 
j  Brooks  T  B,  geologist  and  e.vplorer. 

Browe  W^m  C,  general  ticket  agent  ^L  H.  & 
O.  R.  R. 
i  Brown  Jacob,  pop  mn fr. 
j  Brown  Jarues  E,  barber,  Superior. 

Brown,  Mc.Xamara  (S:  Co,  sash,  door  aiid 
'      blind  mnfrs. 

Burt  Hiram  A,  real  estate. 

Burt  Wm,  real  estate, 
i  Burt  Wm  A,  sec  B;irt  Free  Stone  Co. 
j  Burt  Pree  Stone  Co,  Wm  A  Burt,  sec. 

Clill  C  J2,  Cashier  First  National  Bank. 

Campbell   Ambrose,   register  U.    S.  Land 
Ofhce. 

j  Cri;-nr>n  Iron  Co.  John  A  Owens,  agent, 
j  Ciiainpioii  Iron  Co,  Wm    E  Stone, 
;      Sec,  Alfred  Kidder,    Agent,    Spring  and 
I       P'n^nt.    [Sec  adv.') 

I  Chandler  Joseph  H,  collector  of  Customs. 
I  Childs  B  K.  plmtographer.  66  Front, 
j  I'itizc'ir.s  Hank,   Ambrose  Cam])bell, 
j       Pres,  James  M  Wilkinson,  Cashier,  Front. 

I  (  Sir-  adv.) 

\  Clark  Wallace,  physician.  Lake. 

j  Ciendenon  Wm  H',  ob^erver  serg't  U.  S.  S. 

1  Service. 

I  Cleveland  iri/n  Mir.irL  Co,    Tav    C  Morse, 

1      general  agent. 

I  Cloeckner  Jo^ej>li,  saloon. 

'  Cochran  Vernt.n  B,  '^upt  Union  School. 

j  Cochran  tSc  Cochran,  lawyers.   No.    2  Wat- 

I      son'.s  Block. 

j  pole's    Hall,    Sidney   Adani<,    propr,  7$ 
I  ront. 

j  Coles  Mrs  S,  mc.Tt  mntket. 

I  Collin.".  Charifs  G,  dry  ^'S  Fr>>ni. 

j  Conklin  (.i  .V,  jeweler,  6S  Front. 

I  C'.iok  Th(>mas.  ^^aloon. 

Co/./.<i»n«<i     Hotel,     AlfrevI  Co/^ens, 
IVopr,  c  tr  W.iTiington  and  Ftoni. 

Crary  i.V  Bort,  )ot>  printers. 
I  Crowley  Charles,  sheritT. 
1  Crowley  Johr\,  dru!,'i:i>-t. 

Crucial  James  H,  phvMcian. 

Culbcrt  ^Sc  Read,  l-.verv  stable. 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZKTTEKR 


MAR 


Dalliha  \Vm  S,  a'^ent  American  Express  Co 
and  niai-iager  Nonhwestern  Teitrgraph  Co 

T^allihil  ]^Iap«Sj     Lawyers,  62 

r'rotil. 

Deiterrich  Joseph,  saloon,  Washington. 
Desgardins  J  A,  physician,    cor    Rock  and 
Front. 

Donovan  Tisnothy,  saloon,  Front. 
l>OWi!^  If  j%,  General  Fire  and  Marine 

Ins'arance  Acf-int,  Fake. 
Doyle  Fdward,  saloon,  Superior. 
Droelle  Wm,  lai'or.  Washing-ton. 
F)uqueti  John,  saloon,  Superior. 
Dwyer  Janies,  saioon,  P'ront  and  Superior. 
Kricson    Mufg  Co,   foundry    and  machine 

.shop. 

Evans  John,  liarber.  Front  and  Sprincr. 
Everett  P  M  &  Son,  bankers  and  real  estate, 
Front. 

Fassbcudcr  ]  C,  meat  market,  Washington. 
First  ^'atlon«!  IJank,  Peter  ""White 

President,  C.  H  Ca'l  Casiiit-r,  Front,  {See 

adv. ) 

Fiske  Eben  W,  dentist,  75  P'ront. 
Fitzgerald  Th(:>n\as  C,  steam  boat  inspector, 

office  Custom  House. 
Fleetwood  Rev  B  F,  ^ Episcopalian},  Ridge. 
Fraser  Edward,  lumber.  Bluff, 
Freeman  George,  U.  S.  steamboat  inspector, 

ofticc  Custom  Hf>u^e. 
Freetisian  »%:  iirotiier,  Livery  Stables, 

Front. 

Frtji  Jacob,  boots,  shoes  and  groceries, Front. 
Gil'ett  J  H.  manager  Marquette  Lumber 

Co,  Lake. 
Gla.ser  John,  barber,  Superior. 
Glasier  Lcv/is  S,  teicgra|,ih  operator,  ^L  H.  & 

O.  R.  R. 

Gray  Noah  W,  agent   Peninsular  Iron  Co, 

Carp  River. 
Cireencns  James,  restaurant,  cor  P'ront  and 

Main. 

Greenewald  Frank,  marble  dealer. 
Greis  Martin,  shoemaker,  6S  Front. 
Greninger  George,  bearding  house,  Wash- 
ington. 

<ii'0?;«J".V  Vk  i\'  Co,  Contractors,  Build- 
ers and  Undertakers,  Main.    [S-ce  ud:\) 

lS;»j;;or  4.I:  Wai3ast«^r,  Furniture  an<l 
Upholstered  Gooiis  Mnfrs,  Main.  [ScC 
adv.)  « 

Hagerty  Michael,  saloon,  70  Front. 

llallan  fohn,  builder,  P'ront. 

Halpin  I^dward,  meat  market.  F"ront. 

Flandt'ord  H  F",  shoem.iker.  Spring. 

Ilansrn  Charles,  boarding  house,  Spring  .iiid 
Lake. 

Harden  I  S  jr,  cashier  atid  auditor  M.  li.  ^1 
O.  R.R. 

llsirtly  l'fla\ar«l  S,  Judge  of  Proh.ile, 

office  Court  I  lou^e. 
Hopkins  J,  hariiware,  Front. 
Hopkins  Sanunil,  p;iinter. 


]  Mf5m?>j  Jclin,  Master  of  Transporiv 

tion,  .^i.  H.  &  O.  R.  R. 
I  Hotop  Louis,  grocer,  Wa.=;hington. 
j  Hulb^rc  Rev  C  E,  (Baptist). 
!  Hum.phrey  S  D,  physician.  W'ashington. 
!   PiUnt  Patrick,  harness  maker,  Superior. 
!  Hurley  T  T,  harness  maker,  Superior. 
Ilviron  iiay  vSlrte  ttnd  Iron  Co, 

\V   L   Wetmore    I'rcs,  John   L  Willi^rr.i 

Supt,  H  A  Downs  Sec  and  Treas,  Office  :r. 

Custom  House     (See  adv.) 
{  Jacker  Joseph,  gunsmith.  Front. 
I  Jackson  H  W,  millinery  and  dry  goods,  S7 
j       Front  cor  Main. 

j  Jeilkiiis  C'karJes  I,  Furniture,  Bed- 
i  ding,  Upholstery  and  House  Furnishi.^ig 
!      Goods,  60  PVont. 

Tcwell  Thomas,  supt  Marquette  &  PaciSc 
j  ■   Rollii.g  Mill  Co 

I  Kevstone  House,  Mrs  H  F  Stanton  propr, 
j  Third. 

Hidder  /iifred,  Agt   Champion  Iron 

Co,  Spring  and  Front. 
Lake  Superior  Iron  Co,  C  H  Hall  agent, 

Spring  and  Front. 
Italic  Sujyerior  l*owder  Co,  C  H 

Call  Sec  and  Treas,  Front.    xSec  adv.) 
Laurechelle  Joseph,  saloon,  Front. 
Levy  S  M  »i  Co,  clothing,  63  Front. 
Levy  &  Torbe,  boots  and  shoes,  73  Front. 
Lichtfuss  &  Johnson,  saloon,  Wn-^hirgton. 
Lieb  &  Thony,  saloon,  72  Front. 
Lowe    Win    Y,    shoemaker,    cor   3d  and 

Main. 

Lyons  F,  Pr^pr  Xorthwe«;tern  Hotel,  Like. 
McCombcr  Iron  Co,  [ay  C  Mor>e  gea  agent. 
Lake. 

McGregor  Ji.)hn  T,  grocer,  75  Front. 
McQ  jillen  James,  physician,  Fror.t. 
Machts  August,  grocer,  55  Front, 
Malcncy  James,  blacksmiih,  Superior. 
Marcks  ;\ugv'.st,  I  rewer,  Spring. 

Marqiielle  l5rouii  Stone  Co, 

II    Maynard    Treas    and   Gen  Man.ager, 

Front  and  Spring.    (S<.e  adv.) 
Marquette  Gas  Light  Co,  W  L  Wetmi"»re. 

prcs  ;  M  H  Maynard,  sec  and  treas,  cor 

I'rcnt  anil  Spring, 
"niarquolto,  Tf oii;;1itoii  A:  Onion- 
!       ll^'on  II.    It.,  Samuel   Schocn.  >upt 
j       and  Gen  Manager,  Front. 
I  Marquette  lion  Co,  Jay  C  Morse,  Gen  Agent, 

La  I.e. 

M  irqueite  Lumber  Co,  J  H  Gil!ett,  mam 
gor,  Lake. 

I^lar«inr!er    A:    I'aiiflr  ItoMlnff 

>ain    Company,    W   W  Uh.Mt.»i. 

rt<\v>  and  (  ic!i  M.uiJger,  John  Scuddcr, 

Sec.    (.S>^  odv.) 
MaiherHoniy  R,  deputy  county  HcasuK'". 

Front. 

Math'.'ws    i    Longycir,    re.1l    e^ialc,  6j 
Front. 


MAR 


AND  BUSINf.SS  D.'RLCTOkV. 


MAR 


533 


The   First   National"  Bank^ 

MARQUETTE,  MICHIGAN. 
Capital,  $400,000.00*       Surplus^  Si 00,000. 00. 

33  1  K  K  C  T'  O  li  S  : 

PETER  WHITE.  MKNRY   R.  MATHER,  M.  L.  HEWITT, 

JAY  C.   MORSE,  C.  H.  CALL. 

PETER  WflTTE,  Prtsiflent.       C.  Ji.  CALL,  Cashier.        \V.  T.  CALL.  As^'t  Cnsl.ier. 

Lake  Superior  Powder  Co., 


C.  H.  CALL,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 


OF  iMARQUETTE,  MICHIGAN. 


M.H.MAYNARD.tes^GeE'lMaMpr. 

' ' '  ■  ' '  ~  • 

Owns  extensive  quarries  of  Brown  Free  Stone  in  the  city  of  Marquette. 
Their  quarries  also  furnisli  a  beautiful  variety  of  variegated  Free  Stone.  Our 
principal  Market  is  Chicago,  where  splendid  Buildings  constructed  of  stone 
from  our  quarry  can  be  seen. 

W.  L.  WETMORE.  Ficsuleut.  JNO.  J.  WILLIAMS,  Sup'i. 

Huron  Bay  Slate  and  Iron  Company 

MANl'FAC'lUKFKS  OF 

GREEN   AND  E3LUE-BLACK 

ROOFING  SLATE, 

THESE  SL.\TE  AEE  OF  UNSURPASSED  IEAUIY  QUALITY. 

Quarries  Dooated  on  Lake  Siiporior  arid  acoest'ible  to  the  Markets  of 

tho  East,  South,  Wo^t  and  North. wopt. 
H.  A.  DOWNS,  Sec.  A  Trcas..  M AKQUIiTTF.,  MICH 


I 


534 


MAR 


MICHIGAN'  STATS  GA.ZRTTKEK. 


Mri5-r?,^,rd  Matthew  IS,  Treasure- and 

Gen  ^vlanager  Marquette  Brown  Srone  Co  ; 

Treasurer  and  Gea  Manager  Marquette 

Gas  Light  Co. 
Mead  Thomas,  Indian  curiosities  and  gen 

store,  49  Front. 
Merritt  Daniel  H,  propr  Iron  Bay  Foundry, 

Lake.  ' ' 

Metropolis  Iron  Co,  John  A  Owens  Sec  and 

Treas,  residence,  Pittsburgh,,  Pa.* 
Michigan    Iron    Co,    C  G^  Eiakc  Sec  and 

Treas,  cor  Spring  and  Front. 
Itltiiiog  .fOfe?ro;il.,  A  P  Swineford  and 

C  V  Osbuta,  Publishers,  Main. 


Moore    Francis    M,    county    cierk,  Coir 
House. 

Morgan  Thomas,  carpenter,  Superior, 
Mors-  Jay  C,  gen    agent    Cleveland  I.rrw, 

Mining  Co.  Lake. 
Mrack  Rev  Father,  'Catholic). 
Muni  .inrr  Iron  Co,  E  P  Wiiliarns.  sec.  Frjn-. 
Murray  &  Robbin=;,  •:;rocer5.  57  iT'-^nt 

Jt'aehr    F   P,    Propr   Trerr.ont  "Kouv:; 

Superior. 
Neidhart  B,  hardv/are.  Front. 
Newberger  Isaac,  clothing-,  Front. 
New  York  Iron  Mine,  Geo  W  Smith,  sec. 

residence,  New  York  C'ity.  ' 


HAO-BR  &  WALLASTER, 

DEALERS  PN  EVERV  DESCRIPTION  OF 
~*ff     V.,.         "^p^         -y  p  — 

\  )      \  1  1 


And  Manufactar-r?  of  all  kinds  of 


Orders  Promptly  Attended  to.  and  All  Goods  made  in  the  Latest  Style.    Hotels,  Minir.' 
Companies  and  Boarding  Houses  wiil  find  it  to  their  advantage  to  buy  of  u.s[ 

Main  Strf  et,  next  to  Mining  J»urna!  Office. 
MARQUETTE.  L.  S. ,  MICH. 


GEO.  W.  H  ACER,  bix  years  wich 

N.  WALLASTER.  )"  Weler  Furniture  Co.,  of  Detroit. 


I'he  Marquette  &  Pacific  Rollina  Mill  Co. 

MARQUETTE,  MICFIIGAN. 


L'RKRS  OF 

ANTHRACITE  .PIG  METAL,  MUCK,  BAR  AND 

MERCHANT  IRON. 

E.  A.  ELLIOTT,  President,  Detruit.  Mich. 

JOPIN  SCUDDER,  Sec'y,  .NLmi-iette,  Mich. 

THOMAS  JEWELL,  Sup't.,  Marquette,  Mich. 

WM.  \V.  WHEATOX,  Treasurer  and  General  Manager. 


ROLLING  MILL  MINE,  Neg.xlxeb, 


W.  W.  WHEA'I'OX,  Agent,  Mar.|uette. 
TAMES  HALL,  Sup't.,.Nco:auMec. 


BEST  QUALITY  HEMATITE  ORE. 


MAR 


535 


INCORPORATED  UNDER  LAWS  OF  MICHIGAN. 
MARQUETTE,  MICH. 


^5 


Capital  $150,000.00.       SuriDlus  $15,250.00. 

Transact  a  General  Banking  Business. 

iMrticuiar  attention  given  to  Coi!ectio:.s,  ddJ  proceeds  promptly  ren^itted  at  the  current 

rate.^  of  exchange,  on  day  of  payment. 

0fkice8s:-AMBROSE  CAMPBELL,  President;  EDWARD  BREITUNG    Vic-  Pre5-d-rf  JAS 

^^•^^^y^^-^^>''SOX,  Cashier;  FRED,  .\[.  STEELE,  A^.'t  Ca;hier. 

liAMPioN  Iron  Co. 


President,  JOSEPH  S.  FAY,  Boston,  Mass. 

Secretary,  WM.  E.  STOXE,  Boston,  Mass. 

Treasurer,  W.   P.  JPAY,  Boston,  Mass. 

Agent,  A.  KIDDER,  Marquette,  Lake  Superior. 


Dealers  in  Iron  Ores  from  the  Champiori  Mine  at  Champion,   Marquette  County 
containing  deposits  of  both  Magnetic  and  Specular  Ores  of  great  purity,  and  proprietors 
of  other  Iron  Lotatious  in  that  vicinitv. 

H.  GREGORV,  President.  J.  P.  RiDDELL,  Secretary.  j.  JOHN'SON 

H.  GRECtORY  &  CO., 

(Successors  to  J.  U'.  WYCKOFF  &  CO.) 

Manuflicturers,  Contractors, 

BUILDERS   AND  UNDERTAKERS. 

Wholesale  an  l  Retail  Dealer.i  m 

Buiidiiig  Materials,  Sash,  Door.s,  Moiildin^rs, 

CUT    STONE,    &  c  .  ,    .Sc  c  . 
Office  and  Factory,  IM  jin  Strc^^t,  near  M.  H.  &  0.  R.  R,  Drpot, 

MARQUETTE,  L.  S.,       -        -  MICHIGAN. 


536 


MAR 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZt.TTKLK 


MAR 


New  York  J\(n\  Mining  Co,  S  I  Ti]den, 
pres. 

Niel^on   James,  di-tiilers'  cf^t^nt  and  coai- 

rnission  rnerchrin!.,  Front. 
Northrop  George  J,  physician.  Front. 
Northrup  Rev  R  G  (Methodist;. 
Northwestc-t-n  Hotel,  F  Ly<  ais.  propr.  Lake. 
Northwestern  Tt-lcji^rap-h  Cv),  Wns  S  Dalii'-'a. 

inana;jer,  Spring, 
CKeefFc  John  G,  justice  of  the  peace.  Front. 
O'Keerie  I'utrick,  saloon.  'Superior. 
Ontonagon  Silver  M.nin^r  (J,,^  jj  p  Childs, 

secretary. 

Opera  House  Co,  P  M  Evcretp  pres  ;  V-.'n- 
Burt,  sec. 

Oshurn  Charles  Y,  editv'r  Mining  T'^urnal, 
Main. 

Palmer  J  Dwt^iit,,  ;.peci:-r  United  Sta'es 
Treasury  Ag^nt,  N .1  i  \Vai-  ;n's  Block. 

Parks  il-  ftayden'  fav.-vers,  So  I  Wa'son's 
Block. 

Fendili  J  F,  (.genera]  stce,  Superior. 
Peninsular  Iron  Co,  Oray,  .^.gent,  Carp 

river. 

Pickands  James  &r  Co.  hardware,  mining 

and  railway  supplies.  Lake. 
F'ittsfcorgh     l.nli.v AnueUnv  Iron 

Co,  (Lake  Angeiine  Mine  aiid  Kdwanis' 

iMinc)  Altred  Kidder,  A^ent,  Spring  and 

F'nnit. 

Plunkit  John,  tailc,  Sprirg. 
Preston  George,  barber,  cor  Front  and  Supe- 
rior. 

FrinSfieau  Jos<'i>il  U,  C:ty  Recorder, 

No.  4  Moore's  Block. 
Republic  Iron  Co,   P    Stackhouse,  agent, 

Spring  and  Front. 
Riedinger  Loiase,  meat  market,'  cor  Front 

and  Superior. 
lSi*^«8on  I^ailiel,  Restaurant,  63  Front. 
1^0|^*>rj^  H  II,  (.Irocfrr,  73  Fronr'. 
R)ihschild  tv  Bending,  iiquort.  and  cigars, 

Front. 

Rublein  (reorge,  brewer. 

ScllOCh  8:i.;itltl€l,  General  .NL^nager  and 
Supt  ^L  H.  &  O.  R.  R. 

Schott  (?t  Co,  clothing. 

Schweit/.er  Louis,  billard^  and[  ^ialoon.  Front, 

ard  ware. 

Stoves,  Piiimhin.g  and  Ga.s  I'iiii.ig  Agents 
Crane  Bros'  Steam  Heating  Apparatus,  91 
Front. 

Scranion  Silver  Mit.ing  Co.  C  G  Van  Fleet 

sec,  residence.  Scranton  Pa. 
Si'lKltler  .follll.    Sec    Mar.juelte  an<i 

Pacific  Rolling  Mill  Co. 
Shaw  A  C  (.Nc  Son,  gtocer^,  W.-i-hington. 
Sibson  John,  general  Ircigki  agent   .M.  H.  I'v 

O.  R.  R.,  Lake. 
Spaldu\g  Fvdniund  M,  ^.ivii  eng'neer,  Fri>nt. 
Spal<ling  ^.  C"c,  real  e-^tatf.  Fro.H. 
Spear  F  B  Si   Co,  conunissi^,'ii  uierchants, 

Superior. 


Stackhouse  I'owell,  agent  Republic  Iron  Co 
Spiiiig  and  Front.  ' 
8i;ifror<l  BIciiry  II,  Druggist,  69  Fror.*, 
Stani'jn  Mrs  \l  F,  pmpr  Key-tone  House,  3  i 
Steamboat   In-^peclor,   Thf>s   G  Fitzgerald 

I'Hice,  Cu-tom  H'n:>e. 
Stegmilier  L  'ui.s.  jeweler,  5.8  Front, 
Steinbreeker  (,/e.>rge,  n!eat  market,  Washin--- 
fon. 

Struck  Carl  F,  arcb.itt- -.r,  Front. 
Sv\  incford  Alfred  P,  e-btor  Mining  Journal 
Main.  ' 
Taft  H  S.  physician,  Washington. 
Tapken  Henry,  nolion.s*  Washington. 
'^h^^mp•s(>n  George,  lawyer,  66  Front. 
Th;.m])s;-.n  Wm  P,  mariager  Western  Union 

Tel  Co,  6S  Front. 
To'll  Beiiir:n);n  P.  lawyer,  66  Front. 
TreiilOlit    ilousii,   F   P  Xaehr  Propr, 

Superior. 
Vierling  Martin,  saloon.  Superior. 
Warner  Henry  E,   sec  Board  cf  Fire  and 

Waier  Coii'.missioners,  Front. 
Watson  J  W  &  Son,  general  store,  59  Front. 
Werner  Peter,  <alo:.n,  Front. 
West  lake    vV    Bronson,    general  store,  \oi 
Front. 

Wet  more  t'v:  Bvu,  general  store.  71  Front. 
V*  hoa{<m  \Vni  W,  Treasurer  and  Gen 
.Manager    Mar.juette         Pacihc  Rolling 
Mdl,  res  Detroit. 
Whining  James  S,  grocer,  100  Front. 
IVilkiiisoii  JuiUC'S  Cashier  Citi- 

zen>'  Bank,  Front. 
Wiilianis  Edward  P,  sec  Munisin;;  Iron  Co, 
r  ronr. 

Williams  John  L.  supt  Huron  Bay  Slate  & 

Iron  Co,  offrce  Custvim  House. 
AViEfiaiim  Wm  1>.  Attorney  M.  H.  S.O. 

R.  R.,  Front. 
Winthrop   Iron  Co,  A  B  Meeker  sec,  res 

Chicago. 
Wright  Charles  K.  iron  explorer. 
Wright  Wm  R.  baker. 

Wycknft"  .Mrs  S  J,  agent  Davis'  Sewing  M  > 

cliine,  75  Front. 
^^  yckoff  Wm.  nistice  of  the  peace,  7$  Front. 
Zaninn  .\nton,  saloon,  Washington. 

MARSHALL. 

Marshall  is  the  county  seat  of  Calhoun 
county,  and  a  thriving  citv  on  ti  e  .NI.  C.  K. 
R..  loS  miles  from  Detroit  and  177  from 
Chicago.  It  is  also  on  the  Kal.ima7oo  river 
which  supplies  it  with  a  v.iluahic  water 
|<ov,er. 

I  The  site  w.-x-.  selected  for  a  vilknge  in  lS  ;0 
by  a  colony  from  .New  York  State.  Th< 
place  atlvanced  rapidly  under  ihe  impulse 
specul.\tion  wb.i».h  for  the  next  few  yean*  car- 
ried evervth.f.L,'  before  it.  Then  in  iJ^.^' 
canic  the  cull.ipse  and  a  long  ^>crioil  ol  r«' 


MAR 


AND  BU2INE.<S  DIRCCTORY, 


MAR 


537 


-  _        .  ..   -         )-.~.V/;%/--.>i-  ----^  .'^i-.. 


COURT  HOUSK, 


-■.ciion.  Tho  Central  railroad  was  completed 
t  )  Marshall  in  1844,  and  the  village  was  in- 
c.;qK)rated  a  city  in  1S59.  Its  present  popu- 
••liioii,  according  to  tlio  census  of  lS'j^\,  is 

Idicre  are  10  churches  in  Marshall: 
Qirist.ian,  Episcopal,  Baptist.  Method.ist. 
J'r  csb  y  t  or  i  an,  C  o  ngrega  1 1  o  n  al ,  Evan  ire  1  i  ca  1 
Avvociation,  Lutheran  Catholic  and  African 
Mclhodist.  There  is  a'.-:>o  a  Spiritual  as.socia-, 
'>'.  'U.  in  1S73  the  Presbyterian-  erected  a 
Jw.ooo  churcii  edifice.  The  public  .-chools 
•-■'■inj^rise  a  Sbo^cx'X)  central  buildin.ij — ovie  of 
•Jic  finest  in  the  State — cmd  4  ward  scliools. 
^ '''-Tc  are  over  1,300  scholars  enrolled,  and 
teachers  employed  at  an  aggregate  of 
^''^oOo  for  salaries. 

l}-!74  the  county  creeled  here  a  new 
"^■f^urt  liouse,  one  of  the  finest  in  central  Michi- 
s^'i.    Its  cost  was  over  $50,000. 

Til-  inanufacturiii'^-  cn;.crprise-<  of  M.ir.->h.all 
'•iv-Ki<!o  5  tl.Huin;.^  milis.a  p  iper  mill,  a  wind- 
^'■•i'l  niul  pump  factory,  a  hoe  factory,  (^capi- 
'■^1  ^lOo.CKW),  2  planing  mills,  a  foundry,  2 
59 


mach'Yie  shops,  etc.,  etc.  There  are  3  banks, 
the  First  NatitMial,  capital  ?200.ooo ;  the  Na- 
tional Bank  of  Micld;.^an,  capital  5 100,000  ; 
and  the  National  City  Bank,  capital  $100,- 
000. 

Two  live  newspapers  are  published  hero, 
the  St::!csr!an,  republican,  and  the  Kx/'osi- 
top-,  liberal.  The  city  is  lighted  with  j^vs. 
The  fire  dcparimcnt  consists  of  a  steamer 
and  two  hand  engines,  supplied  with  water 
fn.>ni  22  artesian  wells,  located  in  diftcrenl 
parts  of  the  city. 

Mai-^.hari  hai  lons^'  bt.'cn  an  important  sta- 
tion on  the  M.  C.  K.  K.  It  is  the  dinner 
station  of  the  road  where  all  day  trains  stop 
twenty  minutes  for  meals.  The  Coldwatcr, 
Marshall  Mackinac  railrf.a  l  i>  graded  from 
Cold  water  t^^rcgh  Marshall  to  F.Im  Hall,  a 
distance  of  tio  miles,  and  bonds  to  the 
amount  of  52,000.000  have  been  issucvl  and 
art:  now  (l."^7S)  bciii^  nei^otritcd  for  liic  iton 
andr.illinc;  stork  which  will  l»c  put  on  c.uly 
in  tlie  year  1S75.  The  Michigan  ' 
raiUv.iy  extends  from  Grand  HAven  to  rv  Ub- 


53S 


MAR 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZEl-iLER 


MAR 


Tiioutb,  on  the  Oiiio  river,  a  cli.-tr.nce  of  400 
miles,  also  passes  through  Marshall.  Work 
i.s  rapidly  progressing  ou  this  road  and  it  is 
expected  to  be  coiapleled  early  m  1875, 
when  Marshall  will  no  longer  lack  the  ad- 
vantages of  being  a  railroad  ct-nter.  Indeed 
it  seems  safe  to  say  that  with  iti  three  com- 
peting roads  added  to  itf;  .many  other  ad- 
vantages, Marshnil  is  likely  to  LecoTne  a 
place  of  leading  importance  in  the  interior  of 
the  State.    Sarnuei  J.  Burpee,  postmaster. 

B  US  I N  ES  S  D I  ,R  £  CTO  R  Y. 

Adams  John,  founder  and  machinist.  Mar- 
shall ave. 

AclaiilS  Wl^l  I>,  Attorney  and  Counselor 

at  Law,  1 18  State. 
Alexander    Morgan   j,   lumber,   coal  and 

seeds,  Kalania/oo  ave. 
Ames  Zerah  S, pattern  maker.Iialamazoo  ave. 
Armour  J  &  M  C,  grocers.  State. 
Bardwell  Edward  S,  confectionery,  107  Scate. 
Bates  Morgan,  editor  an.l  propr  Marshall 

Statesnirui,  117  State. 
Beach  C  II,  gunsmith,  State, 
ilesich  iijlTM  S,  Loan,  Real  Estate 

and  Insurance,  64  State. 
Benjamin  J  S  &  Co,  cigar  mufrs,  125  State. 
Bestel  &  Hoffman,  wagon  makers,  E.xchange. 
Blakeslee  Zearv'  J,  news  depot,  115  State. 
Bodell  Wm,  machine  shop,  Exchange, 
Bolfing  T.'iomas,  brewer,  Hart. 
Boriiweli  I>  II       Sous,  Agricultural 

Implements,  117  State. 
Boughton  &  Sinmions,  insurance.  Slate. 
Bradley  Lemuel,  grocer,  5S  State. 
Brewer  C  D  &  E  G,  general  store,  132  State. 
Brooks  Nelson  A,  justice  of  the  peace,  1x3 

State. 

Brooks  &:  Van  Biarcuui,  flouring  mill,  Ex- 
change. 

Brown  >A:  Pallersois,  Attorneys  at 
Law,  40  State. 

Bro\^'ns(;n  Edward  S,  furniture,  129  State. 

flllllril'il  <xeor|?e  A,  Founder,  Kalama- 
zoo ave. 

Burlirigame  Linus  M,  billiard  saloon,  135 
State. 

Burpee  Samuel  J,  hardware  and  postmaster, 
1 10  Slate. 

Buter  J  &  R,  groceries  and  boots  and  shoes. 

78  State. 
Campbell  James  H,  lawyer,  .State. 
€aiuiey  Oeoryc  IJ,  Justice  of  Peace 

and  insurance  Agent,  58  State. 
Cathcart  Alexander  li,  jewelry,  74  State. 
Church  Wm  B,  drugidst  and  physician,  i6q 

State. 

Chirk  Joriu  H,  barber,  So  State. 

Clark  &  .Malinn,  wagon  makers.  S  Stale. 

Clary  r)aniei,  blacksmith,  Eagle. 

Coles  N  A,  Emporiuni  of  Eashion,  Trim- 

ming.s  and  Dress  and  Cloak  .Making,  30 

State. 


Collir,s  Ke-achle,  meat  market,  24  St-ate. 

Connor  Dennis,  merchant  tailor,  State. 

Connor  Rol^ert,  barber,  136  Sl-^ie. 

Cook  Colonel  H,  grocer,  26  State. 

Coot:  Joseph  W,  dry  goods,  54  and  56  .Slate. 

Crane  C  S  <S:  Co,  flouring  nniil  and  boots  an  1 

shoes,  34  State, 
Cronin  Bros,  gi.icers,  103  State. 
Cronin  Jeremiah  jr,  general  store,  79  Stale. 
Davis,  Saunders  &  Co,  lumber,  Hamilton. 
BeiiiOf'i-atlr  F.\p<>jjijder,  (Weekly), 

S  S  Lacey,  Editor;  Lrcev      Co,  Proprs- 

77  State. 

Deverouex  Nicholas,  boots  and  shoes,  State. 
Dibble  C  P  «?c  Son,  general  store.  23  State. 
Dickey  Charles  T,  produce,  State. 
Dobbins  James  L.  hot  air  furnace  mnfr. 

Hamilton. 
Dona  van  Mrs  Anna,  grocer,  iS  State. 
Dunham  Henry-  E,  photographer,  7S  State. 
Eddy  cv:  Robinson,  grocers.  150  State. 
ElSg-eriOJi  F  Planing  Mill  and 

Lumber  Dealers,  Jefferson. 
Effinger  Reinhard,  brev/er.  Dibble. 
Egeler  Jolm  C,  bl  \cl-  -,mith,  Exchange. 

F.;4;jjie?rlo«  C;h:isies  IC,  Dentist,  cor 

Slate  and  Madison. 
Elston  Wm  H,  drugs,  52  State. 
Engehnan  Julius,  foundry,  Exchange. 
Evans  I-aac  G,  gun^.mith,  10  State. 
Evans  John,  baker,  .State. 
Exchange  House,  D  H  Way,  propr.  Eagle. 
Facey  Mrs  R  A,  propr  Facey  House,  Stale. 
Faust  Geo,  saloon,  70  State. 
Fergu-on  James  R,  general  store,  123  State. 
Fir.*^t  Xaf  ioiiiii  Hank,  cor  State  and 

Madison ;    C  T  Gv^hrain,    Pros ;  George 

S  Wright,  Cashier. 
Flctclicr  John  W,  clothier,  72  State. 
Forbes  House,  Wm  H  Witt    propr  foot  ff 

Eagle. 

Fowler  Hiram  S,  propr  Fowler  House,  ^3 
State. 

Fowlor  Jlonse,  H  S  Fowler,  Propr,  33 
State. 

Fox  A  G,  gas  fixtures,  State. 
Freeman  George  L,  harness  maker,  State. 
Gallup  Benjamin  A,  druggist  and  physician. 
62  State. 

Gardanier  Charles  A,  livery.  Madison. 

Gaus  John  F,  furniture,  in  Stale. 

imocv    *V    Wyokoli;    Attorneys  and 

Counselors  at  Law,  State. 
Gill  George  M,  jewelry,  84  Stale. 
Gilly  Louis,  barber,  State. 
Oatt  John  G,  saloon,  91  State. 
Hart  Geor;;e  G,  barber,  S2  Sute. 
flartley  \-  Warren,  saloon,  State. 
Hartman  John,  pn.pr  Marshall    House,  J3 

E.iglc. 

Haivey  Charles  E,  wag.>n  maker.  Green. 
Hecht  Leon  &  Co,  cK.ihicrs.  no  Slate. 
Ileinnch  Gustave,  saloon,  Slate. 


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MAR 


539 


H'-'p.ipsteiKl  IT  II  S:  P,  dry  goods,  119  State. 
Jli'i-Jidosfi  Iloi^.'^e,  G  W  Walson,  Propr, 

State.    {See  adv.) 
i  lewitt  Elia-;,  real  estate,  136  State, 
flewitt  P  S,  lawyer,  136  State, 
lligi^iiis  Peter  J,  grocer,  State, 
liiii  &  Co.  liquors,  46  State. 
Ilindennch  George,  blacksmith,  Exchange, 
liohnes  Charles  D,  register  of  deeds,  Court 

Jlouse. 

Holmes  Charles  H,  saloon,  State. 
Hoimes  Frank  G,  lawyer,  State, 
llornbergcr  John,  t)iacks\nitli.  Exchange. 


I  Ilotchkiss  &  Cox,  meat  market,  Eaj'.e. 
'  iCoughton  &  Kast,  maltsters,  Marsh. Ul  ave, 
Hughes  iviiss  Leliiia,  millinery,  124  State. 
Tlulett  Henry  C,  jcVrclry,  66  State. 
Hunt  Frank  A,  carriage  trimmer.  State. 
Huth  \Vm,  tailor.  State. 

My<ie  Alliau^lilS        Dnggist  and  Gro- 


cer, 32  Mate. 


.IJollassoii  Otto  ti,  S'^licitor  cT  Patents, 
I      SurveyMr  and  Mo  ld  Maker,  38  State, 
j  Johnson  Wm,  liveiy  stable,  Graml. 

Joy  Henry  L,  physician,  cor  Kalamazoo  ave 
I      and  Prospect. 


ABSTRACT  OP  RECORD  TITLES 


;OFr;^ 


Calhoun  County  Michigan, 

COMPRISED  IN  50  LARGE  VOLUMES,  POSTED  UP  TO  DAI  E. 
These  Abstracts  are  Completed,  after  a  careful  and  particular  examination  r)f  each  Re- 
corded conveyance,  and  are  destined  to  show  the  Title,  'J'ax  Title,  and  Incu;r.- 
brances  of  Record  .of  each  Description  of  Land,  City  an  l  Village  Lot,  in 
the  County.    They  are  known  to  be  more  correct  than  Abstracts 
made  in  the  usual  inarmer, 


I        Apply  to  or  address 


PRESTON  MITCHELL, 


MARSHALL.  lilCH. 


I  m«h^.B«.  ■Ml 


DON  HOUSE, 


MARSHALL,  MICH. 


G.  W.  WATSON,  Proprietor. 


WELLES  BRO'S, 

Solicitors  of  Patents 

AND  MECHANICAL  DRAUGHTSMEN, 

33  state  Street,  (over  Martin's  Store,) 

MARSHALL,   -  -  MICHIGAN. 

Models  and  r'aiternv  Neatly  Made — Snrvcyini^  and  Ma)>i  ini;  d'^nc  on  Rc.i>onaMo  Tci-m!». 
B.  F.  WELLES,  J.  C.  VVFLLES. 

Civil  Knginecr  Motl  -l  hik)  PaUrni  Makrr 


^4^>  MAPv  MICHIGAN  STATft  GAZETTEER  MAR 


Kannaily  VVm  J,  tailor,  126  State. 
Karstaedt  Frederick,  clothier,  95  State. 
Kast  Gottlieb  F  &  Co,   l)oots  and  shoes,  61 
State. 

Kelly  John,  grocer,  12  State. 
Kincaid  Mrs  Delia,  dress  maker,  14.0  State, 
Kin;:-;sbury  Frederick  A,  furniture,  2S  State. 
Laberteaiix  John  M,  grocer,  126  State, 
Lo.cey  Samuel  S,  editrtr  Expounder,  77  State. 
Larkin  Edward,  station  agent,  depot. 
Lester  Zacbius  M,  dry  goods,  140  State, 
Lewis  Henry  C,  propr  National  Hotel,  37 
Eagle. 

McCall  \Vm  R,  merchant  tailor,  59  State. 
McClery  John,  Rochester  House,   22  Eagle. 
McHattie  John,  flour  and  feed,  Marshall  ave. 
McNames  Charles  H,   horse   shoer,  Court 

House  Square. 
Hf er^s'tiJiies  S   it   Son,   Grocers,  139 

vState. 

Marshall  Gas  Light  Co,  Arthur  G  Fox,  sunt, 
State. 

Marshall  House,  John  Hartman,  propr,  33 
Eagle. 

Marshall  Statesman,  (weekly),  Morgan 
Bates,  editor  and  propr,  117  State. 

Marshall  Wind  P^igine  and  Pump  Co,  P  A 
Spicer,  sec,  117  State. 

Martin  James,  dry  goods,  37  State. 

Martin  Wra  &  Co,  dry  goods,  33  State. 

Melhorn  Emma,  saloon,  6  Jefferson. 

Merrill  Mrs  Phebe,  millinery,  64  State. 

Michigan  Central  R  R  Passenger  Depot,  Ed- 
ward Larkin,  agent,  foot  of  Eagle. 

Miller  &  Creig,  meat  market,  Jefferson. 

Mills  Edwin  R,  harness  maker,  47  State. 

Mijier  James  A,  lawyer,  130  State. 

Mitoije!!  Frcstosi,  Abstract  of  Titles, 
118  State.    [See  ac/7j.) 

Montgomery  J  H,  physician,  cor  Marshall 
ave  and  Prospect. 

Morse  &  Sn;ith,  carriages,  125  State. 

Morton  Andrew,  baker,  113  State. 

Murray  George  C,  produce,  Hamilton. 

Myer  Andrew,  brewer,  ^Larsl^a1l  ave, 

NatioiiisI  ESuiik  of  i^li<'hit!:aii,  H 
J  Perrin,  E'res,  Wm  Powell,  Cashier,  36 
State, 

National  City  Bank,  G  W  Bcntloy,  prcs,  S 
V  R  Lepper,  cashier,  131  State, 

National  Hotel,  H  C  Lewis,  propr,  37 
Eagle, 

Noyes  &  Porter,  lawyers.  State. 
O'Keefe  M  S  &  Co,  books  ana  stationery,  66 
State. 

Padilock  r^ellnn^  harness  maker,  State. 
I'age  W  L     Co,  wagon  mnkers,  State. 
Park  S  J  iS:  Co,  marble  works,  Jefferson. 
Parsons  &  Webster,  boots   and    shoes,  122 
State. 

Peck  &  Prior,  livery  stable,  cor  Grer  and 
JeOV-r.son. 

Perrelt  vV  Phelps,  dry  goods,  120  Slate. 


Perrin  Horace  J,    pres    National    Bank   <  i 

Michigan,  ^6  State. 
Peters  Daniel  S,   sec  Peters  Bro.s  Mnfg  Cc 

State, 

Peters  l5ros  rHanuractiirjii^  Co, 

George  B  Peters,  Pres,  D  S  Peters,  Sec, 
State. 

Perers  Isaac  »N:  Bros,  hardware,  48  State. 
Phelps  »i:  Murphy,  dry  goods,  6S  Slate. 
Powell  William,  insurance,  36  Slate. 
Powers  Rufus,  pianos  and  organs,  67  Stale. 
I*rie*4i  C5iar!es  F,  Carriage   and  W.i- 

gon  Maker,  Eagle.  ' 
I'ringlc:  foseph    W,   agent   Singer  Sewin; 

Machine,  61  State. 
Randali  Wm  T,   agent   Rock  River  Paper 

Co,  Marshall  ave, 
Pvaymond  Wm  H,  commission.  State. 
Reid  Mi-s  L  A,  dressmaker,  117  State. 
B.o1><*rts   5-:iiphaicC   F^,   Physician,  4 

Madlaon. 

Robinson  James  N,  insurance,  113  State. 
Rochester  House,  John  McClerg  propr,  22 
Eagle, 

RocJi  Sliver  JPaper  I'o,  V'm  T  Ran 

dall  Agt,  ^L:rshall  ave. 
Roller  John  P,  saloon,  63  State. 
Russf.ll  Grrin  S,  pump  mnfr,  Jcficrson. 
$cl!ijyler  Aisthoiiy  l>,  Dvaggi>t,  ly- 

State. 

Slieannan  Francis  W,  justice  of  the  po.uc. 
130  Slate. 

Sliersrtan   James,  Billiard  H.all,  5: 
State. 

S  tier  man  N  A,  veterinary  surgeon,  44  St.'ite. 
Shoop  C  Irving,  barber  and  saloon.  State. 
Skinner  Alexander,  wagon  nuiker,  Exchar._.;e. 
Smiley  James  F,  druggist  and  physician,  1 27 
State. 

Smith  Albert  D,  grocer,  137  State, 
v'^mith  G,  boots  and  shoes,  S9  State. 
Smith  John,  manager  W.  U.  Telegraph.  115 
State. 

Smith  S  B.  photographer,  70  St.\te. 
Smith  W  W  vS:  Co,  hardware,  12S  State. 
Stace  Francis  A,  lawyer,  130  State. 
•Steele  <;eorp:o  \\\  Paints,  Oils,  T«aJ 

and  Paper  Hangings,  etc,  129  State. 
Stein  Lewis,  moat  market,  147  .Si.ite. 
Sf.iart  F,  A  &  F  C,  general  store,  103  S'nlf 
Tlunapsoii  C  II  cV  S«»n,  W.itchc^ 

and  I'.vvclry,  67  St  \'.c. 

Vo;;el   C   rrotlorlek.  Sal.^on.  co« 

State  and  Madison, 
V^ogi  Nicholas,  harnc-s  maker,  69  Si.itc. 
WaU.t  Wm.  saloon.  State. 
Wnrd  Mrs  M,  drc>5-makor.  State. 
Warren  I'Mw.xrd,  blacksmith,  Kxchangc. 
Will  rous  Janios  R,  grocer,  3S  .State. 
Watson  Andrew, groceries  and  llour  .and 

?  ;(>  Stat'V 

Hi>u\e,  c»»r  btate  and  Mndisou.  (^r**'-  ' 


MAPv 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


MAS 


541 


Way  Daniel  Fi,  propr  Exchange  House,  4 

%V<:-1"C-?  Solicitors  of  Patents,  Sur- 

veyors and  Model  Makers,  33  State.  (See 
adv.) 

Werner  George,  saloon,  State. 
White  J  S  &  Co,  books,  stationery  and  music, 
S4  State. 

Wilson  Mrs  Aniiie  C,  milliner,  120  State. 
,Wisem-.in  Johji,  grocer.  State, 
Witt  Wni  H,  propr  of  Forbes  House,  Depot. 
\%''<5'04ll'8Ssr  Wm,  Dentist,  State. 
Wormley  Samuel  P,  manager  American  Ex- 
press Co,  115  State. 
Wyckoff  Isaac  A,  saloon,  141  State. 

IIABSnVILLE.  _ 

A  postcffice  in.  Oceana  county,  7  miles  from 
Benona  on  the  lake  shore. 

MARTIN. 

A  village  on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.,  32  rniles 
south  of  Grand  Rapids,  in  Martm  tfj'.vnship, 
Allegan  county,  12  miles  east  of  Allegan,  the 
county  seat.  Populatio!!  200.  Cattle,  hogs^ 
grain  and  apples  are  shipped.  The  soil  is  a 
dry,  sandy  loam.  It  has  a  semi-weekly 
.mail.    Andrew  Patterson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Andrew  Rev  John  (Presbyterian),. 
Barnes  J  D,  cider  mnfr. 
Campbell  A  A,  hotel  propr. 
Clow  Benjamin,  painrer. 
Green  George  W,  general  store. 
Grumble  Norman,  cider  mnfr. 
Harmon  Geo  blacksniith. 
Hoag  Rev  G  W  (Episcopalian). 
Lake  G  S,  wagon  maker. 
Martin  iNlill  Co,  flouring  mill. 
Nichols  George  B,  druggist  and  physician. 
Pollett  James,  agiicultural  implements. 
Patterson  Andrew,  groceries  and  hardware. 
Rcdpath  &  Campbell,  grain  and  stock  ship- 
pers. 

Ross  Milo,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Shultes  Isaac,  station  agent. 
Stalev  &  Co,  blacksmiths. 
Wylie  &  She[)herd,  general  store. 

MARTINSVILLE. 

A  village  of  100  inhabitants,  in  the  town 
ofSumpter,  Wayne  county,  32  miles  siiuth 
we>t  Irom  Delrnit,  and  4  west  of  New  Bos- 
ton, on  the  F.  ^:  \\  .Nl.  R.  R.,  its  shipping 
s'afiou.  It  is  on  Swan  creek,  in  a  level 
farming  country.  Grain  and  p< statues  are 
the  staple  crops.  It  has  a  daily  mail, 
^itcjihen  Randall;  postniastcr. 

nnsiNES.S  DIKKCTORY. 

Danes  \Vm,  prin\ary  teacher. 
Hudson  Fev  \V  (Mithodisl). 


Martin  Timothy  P,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Randall  Stephen,  general  store. 
S'luire  Rev  L  (Episcopalian). 

MARYSVILLE. 

Marysville,  or  Vicksburgh,  as  it  was  for- 
merly called,  is  situated  on  the  St.  Clair 
river,  6  miles  below  Port  Hur^n,  .and  the 
sarne  distance  al-.ove  St.  Clair.  It  contains  a 
population  of  af>out  300.  It  has  3  steam 
saw  mills,  I  hotel,  and  a  Methodist  church. 
Some  ship  building  is  carried  on  here, 
Marysville  being  the  headquarters  of  the 
Mills  Transportatton  Company,  which  lias  a 
capital  of  ,$250,00^ — 370,000  paid  up.  The 
Eake  Shore  line  of  boats  stop  at  Marysville 
daily,  and  it  has  a  daily  mail  the  jear 
around,  and  also  telegraphic  facilities 
(Western  Union).  A  C  Gray,  assistant 
postmaster. 

*  r.U^INKSS  I»IkECroRY. 
Bradley  Rev  F,  ( Metho^list). 
King  H  &  E,  grocery  and  meat  market. 
Mdls  N  (St  B,  sav.'  mills,  general  blacksmiths 

and  store. 
Sanborn  Wm  &  Bro,  sav.-  mills. 
Smith  George  E,  hotel  propr. 

MASON. 

The  county  seat  of  Ir.ghnm  county,  an  in- 
corporated vilL'ge  of  1,600  inhabitants,  in 
the  township  of  Vevay,  on  the  line  of  the 
J.  L.  &  S.  R.  R.,  25  miles  north  of  Jacki^on, 
and  12  south  of  Lansing.    By  rail  it  is  96 
miles  from   Deuoit.     The  first  settlement 
was  made  here  in  1S38,  and  the  village  was 
incorporate  !  in  1S65.    The  place  undoubt- 
edly derived  its  name  from  S'cvens  T.  Ma- 
son, the  first  Governor  of  the  State  of  Michi- 
gan.   It  is  situated  in  a  good  rolling  farm- 
in.g  country,  producing  wheat,  corn,  and  all 
kinds  of  farm  produce.    Pork,  wheat,  butter 
and  eggs  form  leading  items  of  shipment. 
The  village  contains  2  ilouring  mills,  2  plan- 
ing mills.  2  stave  and  barrel  factories,  2  saw 
milF,  a  handle  factory,  2  pump  factories,  a 
foundry  and  machine  shop,  a  carriage  fac- 
tory, a  cheese  factory,  a  brewery  and  2  brick 
yards.    There  are  three  churches,  Baptist, 
Presbyterian  and  Methodist,  and  a  522.000 
union  scho.d  house.    The  county  has  a  g<>>«l 
i»rick  court  liouse  and  a  brick  jail.    In  the 
court  house  squaie  is  one  of  iho  liowing  ar- 
t<  ^ian  Nv  ells  heoonnng  so  conunon   in  ihis 
Stale.    There  is  but   one    ncwspa|>«r  pub- 
li-htd  here,  the  .\V;.»x,  an  excellent  KepuMi* 
can    iiiurn.>l.     l.xprcss,    An\crican.  Icle* 
graph.  Western  Union.    Frank  T.  .Mbright, 
p(.islu\a*ler. 

r.UsiNr.ss  r)iRi:cTt»RY. 
All  right  Frank    \\  books,    stationery  and 
notions. 


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MAS 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


MAS 


Bailey  Ahram  J,  stave  and  heading  factory. 
Bangs  Rev  Fra'ncis  B  (ivrethodist). 
Barl>cr  Asa  J.  propr  Excliange  Hotel. 
Barlow  Rev  George  W  (  Pre.^byteria--)). 
Barnes  Edward  A,  mnfr  staves,  heading  and 
lumber. 

Barnes  Orlando  M,  vice  pres  First  National 
Bank. 

IScCCSi  »Jc??i*5i^,  Foundiy  and  Machine 
Shop, 

BowdiJih  Melvin,  furniture  mnfr. 

Briggs  Joseph  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Bristol  George  W,  lawyer. 

Brown,  Paddock  &  Co,  planing  mill,  and 
sash,  door  and  blind  mnfr. 

MmineJl  &  TaiSlier,  Dry  Goods  and 
Clothing,  hats  apd  caps. 

Burr  Allen  R,  sheriff  Ingham  county. 

Bubcabark  AVm  R,  express  agent. 

C'ililSldler  WAi.  Boots  and  Shoes. 

Chatrerton  Mason  D,  Judge  of  Probate. 

Clr-rtstisms  fleiiry,  Potogcaphic  Artist. 

Clark  Wm  ii,  marble  vt'orks. 

Conk'in  Gabriel  F,  harness  maker. 

Cook  Ely,  physician. 

Cook  E  &  Son,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Cotton  Gecirge,  carpenter. 

Culver  Eiias,  jeweler. 

Curry  Chas  S.  carpenter. 

Darling  Bros,  meat  market. 

Darling  &  Gutches,  meat  market. 

Darrow  Chas  H,  sav/  mill. 

Darrow  &  Bristol,  general  store. 

Day  John  W,  general  store. 

Boiiiielly  l5:oii^e,  II  J  Donnelly 
Propr.    {  See  adv). 

Donnelly  H  J,  propr  D'Dnneily  House. 

Dunn  Alonzo,  merchant  tailor. 

Dunning  Nelson  A,  groceries  and  crockery. 

Dunning  N  A  &  Co,  wool,  grain  and  pro- 
duce. 

Ellsworth  Alonzo,  carpenter. 
Farnham  Rev  Philip  P,  (Baptist). 
First    National    Bank,    H    L  Henderson 
cashier. 

Fitch  Chas  C,  deputy  county  register. 
Flora  &  Vanvranken,  bouts  and  shoes. 
Fra/;el  BSorniaii,  Meat  Market. 
Vl'iM.itX  c\:  rfjclellUil,  l>akery  and  Confec- 
tionery. 

Gregoiy  John,  harness  maker. 

Habsted  David  W,  general  st(.-)re. 

Halsted  Miss  Jennie,  millinery. 

Halsted  Oliver  \V,  drugs,  paints  and  oils. 

liiiimiioiKl  MuTinaii  \V,  Justice  of 
the  Peace  and  I'hysician. 

Hi-ll>er  Mrs  C  M,  photographer. 

Ilemans  tS:  Co,  blacksmiilis. 

Henderson  «N:  Co,  hardware. 

Holden,  Yeoman  &  Co,  saloon  ami  restau- 
rant. 

Horning  Abram,  l)lacksmilh. 
IBou  sir«l  V  A'  li,  Dress  Making. 


Hughes  Miss  Phebc,  millinery. 
lt\\vxV\ny;tmi  C:harlc*»  G.  Boots  | 
Shoes. 

Huntington  &  Henderson,  lawyers. 
Ingliarn  County  News,  K  Kittredge  propr. 
Johnson  C:c  Price,  carpenters. 
K.etelnTirsi  i-i  Fowler,  Confectiun.- : 
LiruetHHiig     AiKlrev*',     Meich . 
Tailor. 

Lincoln  Loren  W,  boots  and  shoes. 
Lincoln  .N:  Frar.el.  meat  marker. 
Lowe  Ed  \V,  real  estate  and  insurance. 
Lowe,  Smead     Co^proprs  People's  bank. 
Ja^wh  3Ii?^<9   Jeiliiic,  Milliner}- 

DrciS  Making. 
McMich.ael  Tame?,  station  agent  and  t-'- 

graph  operator. 
^iarsh  cc  Gibbens,  livery  i-lable. 
Mason  Cheese  Factory,  F  White,   pres,  V, 

Rayner,  treas. 
Mesid.  Ocorge        Propr  Phoenix  Flour- 

i:ig  Mill. 

M^oody  F  P,  propr  American  House. 

Gsborn  Chauncty  A,  carpenter. 

Paddock  George  H,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Paddock  SA,  builder. 

kpp.rix<BV,  Sfi^ven*?  &  Co.  Blacksmirhv 

Parsons  Mrs  F  C,  millinery. 

Peek  <V'  SSicrv/ootl,   Carpemcrs  ar, ; 

Builders. 
Polar  (Teorge  W,  boots  and  shoes. 
Reed  Henry,  barber. 
Reed  Herl)ert  S,  principal  union  school. 
Reed  L,  lawyer. 

ni'lJister  of  I>eo<ls,  Milton  Ryan. 
Rhodes  Cassius  M,  carriage  mnfr. 
Rix  B  F  «it  Co,  wagon  makers. 
Root  Wm  W,  physician. 
Ryan  Miiton,  register  of  deeds. 
Sacki  ider  Charles  H,  furniture. 
Sayers  &  Phelps,  hardware. 
Slitor  Hubbard  M,  merchant  tailor. 
Smith  Silas  B.  blacksmitii. 
Smith  \  Tecl,  livery   stable   and  carri.\j:<- 
mn  frs. 

^i<liiBClvs  JoSill  C,  Clerk  of  Court. 
S'lanton  F-lward,  lumber  mnfr. 
Stt-ele  Amos  E,  justice  of  the  peace  and  br.vw 
mnfr. 

Stewart  W  A,  cooper. 

Swart  John  D,  grocer. 

Sweet  Martin  A,  grocer. 

Vanderco<>k  Bros,  grocers. 

V'anderco'^k  &  Santlerson,  carriage  runfr*' 

Vand.erisen  .-V  P,  dentist. 

Wade  Charles  G,  grocer. 

WcM)     Mead,  clothing  r.n  l  cn>cker>". 

Wibv-n  Hiram  J,  blacksmith. 

"Woo^llionso  <  hnrli**.  Ii.  .\rti<;t. 

Woi'dhou.se   Lemuel,  county  treasurer 

>-!:vvc  .md  iieadin:^  mnfr. 
Woo^nioii^o  4V  15ro,  Real  F^tac  an- 

AbslvAct  Ohice. 


MAS 


ASlj  EUSIKF.SS  DIRECTORY. 


MAT 


543 


■,V..r<if'n  jcnnes  R,  l)arber. 
n'or<le3i  i!c  Jliviiej,  Livery  and  Sale 

V.'risfnt  Blackwood,  pump  mnfr. 

MASON"m.LE. 

A.  settlement  of  about  250  souls,  in  Mason- 
viiie  township,  Delta  coi'.ntv,  al  the  head  of 
Little  Bay  du  Nonuet,  ii  mile  ^  north  of  Es- 
•  --iiaba,  and  9  miles  east  of  Day's  River  sla- 
•ion,  on  the  C.  &  N.  W.  R.  R. '  The  White- 
foh  river  furnishes  a  fine  water  power  '>vith 
14  feet  head.  There  are  two  large  .>aw  mills  j 
U!id  lumber,  posts  and  telegraph  poles  are 
-hipped.  Potatoes,  oats  and  hay  are  culti- 
vated.   Richard  Mason,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOrs-Y. 

Mason  J  A,  general  store  and  saw  mill. 
Mason  Fvichard,  lawyer. 

T'eacock  Robert,  general  store  and  sav.^  mill, 

l^^THERTON. 

A  village  of  500  inhabitantSj  in  the  town 
>>{  North  Plains,  Ionia  countv.  It  is  16 
Mules  northeast  of  Ionia,  and  5j<  nurth  of 
I'evvamo  on  the  D.  &:  M.  R.  R.  Fish  creek 
and  Maple  river  here  form  a  junction  and 
the  former  furnishes  a  good  v.-ater  power. 
.\  splendid  iarming  country  surrounds  it. 
Matherton  h?.3  a  woolen  mill,  a  tlouring  mill, 
two  or  more  saw  and  shingle  mills,  a  sash 
tukI  blind  facton',  etc.  These  and  lumber 
Constitute  the  leading  shipments.  This  will 
i-e  a  point  0:1  the  M.  C.  oi  N.  R.  R.  when 
completed.  TiTi  then  Pewamo  is  its  shipping 
jULtion.  Mail  tri-weekly.  Express — Ameri- 
can.   W.  P.  Johnson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baldwin  Rev  W  Y,  (United  Brethren). 
1'  ings  Mrs  D  A,  furniture. 
Bennett  Rev  Joseph,  (United  Brethren). 
Bradish  Wm  G,  hotel  propr. 
C'atlin  N  R,  boots  and  shoes. 
Cytncr  Henry,  blacksmith. 


Downing:  P,  lumber  mnfr. 
Holly  John,  broom  factory. 
Jcfferies  T  J,  physician. 
Johnson  Levi,  grocer. 
IJ'.IcPherson  George,  physician. 
Mather  A,  woolen  factory. 
Mather  Edgar,  shingle  mill. 
[Mather  A  ^.v  V,  lumber,  lath  and  bhmgle 
mnfrs. 

Miner  H  A,  blacksmith. 
Salisbury  N  L,  wagon  maker. 
Tyler  M  N,  tlouring  mill. 
Vanderhoof  I  S,  saloon.  ^ 
I  \V'  /od  Bros,  general  store. 
Young  Re.  A  M  (United  Rj-ethren). 

MATTAWAN.  . 

A  village  of  300  inhabitants,on  the  M.  C.  R. 
R.,  1 56  miles 'w  est  of  Detroit,  and  12  miles 
west  of  Kalamazoo.  It  is  in  Antwerp  town- 
ship, V.".n  Buren  county,  6  miles  east  of  Paw 
Paw,  Wheat  is  the  leading  article  of  ship- 
merit.  Express — American  ;  Telegraph — 
'\Ve5tern  Union.    J  S  Buck,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Barton  Robert  Ci:  Co,  blacksmiths. 
Bassett  Charles  W,  hardware. 
Briggs  Tiiomas  H,  physician. 
Brown  David,  piiysician. 
Brown  Joseph,  physician. 
Buck  Joseph  S,  agent   M.  C.  R.  R.  and 

American  Ex['ress,  Depot. 
Burdick  Wbn  H,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Dai'ey  ^Valler  S,  bhacksmifii. 
Durkec  Ilarr)^  S,  propr  Phcenix  Hotel. 
Fitch  Morgan  E,  grain,  salt  and  agricultural 

implements. 
Fitch  L  A  >i:  L  C,  general  store. 
Foster  D  C,  meat  market. 
Gates  Jesse,  harness  maker. 
Hayward  Luman  A,  wagon  niaker. 
Howell  Nixih  B,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Joiner  Coll,  manager  W  U  Telegraph  Co,  M. 
C.  R.  R.  depot.^ 


DONNELLY  HOUSE, 

J.  H.  DONNELLY,  Proprietor, 
MASON,  -  -  -  MICHIGAN. 

This  Now  and  Commodious  Hotol  is  one  of  the  most  pleasant  in 
Contra]  Michigan.  It  has  perfect  acoommodations,  fine  Parlors.  Bil- 
liard Rooms,  Sample  Rotmis,  Etc.,  and  is  oonvoniojit  to  the  businet^v*^ 
portion  of  the  vilhiije  and  to  tho  Depot. 


544 


McCarter  James,  harness  maker. 
M(,-oi-e  Elliott,  drug-?  and  gpoceries. 

Ilolel,  H  S  Durkee,  Propr. 
Purtt-r  Joseph  A,  wagon  maker. 
Prout  Cyrus  H,  grocer. 
Tillou  James,  hardware. 
Van  Vechten  Giles  F,  general  store. 


MATTiSON. 

Matti:>ou,  a  village  in  the  western  part  of 
Branch  county,  contains  a  population  of  ico. 
Its  nearest  postotfice  is  Bronsou,  4  nules 
south  on  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  Railway.  .Matti- 
son  is  10  miles  west  of  Cold  water.  Settled 
1S40. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
BenneJl  Christopher  C,  speculator. 
Bennett  Plarrison,  carpenter. 
Orcui  t  Daniel  L,  general  store. 
Roberts  Joseph,  v/agon  maker. 
Sands  An^iony  D,  carpenter. 
Teachout  A  J,  bk^cksmitU. 
Woods  Jesse,  lumber  and  lath. 


MAY. 

A  village  of  500  population,  situated  in 
Fremont  township,  in  the  southeast  part  of 
Tuscola  county.  It  is  12  miles  east  of  Vas- 
sar  and  13  south  of  Caro,  its  county  town. 
Tlie  surrounding  country  comprises  the  best 
of  farnnng  lands,  and  grain  and  fruits  are 
grown  in  abundance.  It  has  3  or  4  stores,  a 
flour  and  a  saw  mill,  a  planing  mill,  and  2 
hotels.  Ship  to  Vassar  on  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R. 
May  has  a  semi-weekly  mail,  John  Veitch, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIKECTORY, 

Arnell  \Vm,  hotel  propr. 

Bradley  Rev  Wm.  (Methodist). 

Bryant  Alison,  general  store. 

Caulton  Wm,  physician. 

Choate  &  Veitch,  druggists. 

Choate  Wm  D,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Clark  Wm  A,  general  store. 

D'Arcy  Benjamin,  physician. 

iJemming,  physicinn. 

Freud  Wui  B,  blacksmith. 

Keightly  Rev  Josc[)h  (Methodist). 

Kciiin  Cornelius,  grist  and  saw  mills. 

Markhcim  Alon/.o  B,  lawyer. 

Mnrkham  George  B,  planing  mill  and  sash 

and  door  mnfr. 
Shermerhorn  Frank,  wagonmaker. 
S<.lievmerh(-<ru  Nicholas,  hardware. 
Sh'  iKird  Edwin  A,  phy«>iciau. 
Stuck  C  B,  h..tel  propr. 
Tavlor      Lock;\rd,  furniture. 
Whitney  C  J»,  boot-,  and  shoes. 
Young  John,  pi)ysician. 


MAYBEE. 

A  village  of  200  inhabitants  in  the  nur'!'. 
west  corner  of  Monroe  county,  on  the  C.  v. 
C.  S.  R.  R.,  20  raiies  from  Trenton.    It  wa^ 
first  settled  in    1S34,  and   incorporatc-i  it 
1S73.      Situated  in  an    excellent  fariTii:!j; 
country,  producing  grain  and  stock  priuciju!- 
ly.    The' principal  manufacture-  are  lumi^.-r 
tiuur  and  brick.    Grain  and  lumber  are  tl.r 
leading    shipments.      Ex]>ress,  American 
Charlus  Cook,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DI. RECTORY. 

Barkeeper  Conrad,  boots  and  sh(.es. 
Gramback  &  Miller,  general  store. 
Idoushalter  Henr}-,  cooper. 
Maybee  A,  brick  rnnfr. 
Maybee  &  Klotz,  saw  mill. 
Mock  Stephen,  general  store  and  produce 
dealer. 

Palteji  Jo?in  A,  Hotel  Proprietor,  o^y 

Railway  Station. 
Patten  John  A,  insurance  agent  and  not.iry 

public. 
Rogers  John,  blacksmith. 
VanBaren  Martin,  phy:»ician. 
W'hitmarsh  C  V,  cheese  factory. 


MAYFIEiLD. 

The  village  of  Mayneld  i-,  a  station  on  l'-.*. 
Traverse  city  branch  of  the  G.  R.  o<  !• 
R.,  27  miles  from  Walton,  the  junction  wit! 
the  main  line,  and  14  mile?  from  Trr.ve:^^ 
city.  It  is  in  Gr.and  Traverse  county,  t<«wn 
ship  of  Paradise.  It  hx^  a  population  of  -c*. 
inhabitants,  and  was  .♦irst  settled  in  lS'.> 
Silver  creek  furnisher  water  ix:.->vev.  I  h^ 
country  produces  hay,  grain  and  potaloc- 
The  maiiufactures  arc  lumber  and  shingles 
which  are  shipped  away.  Charles  A.  Don 
niston,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOR V. 

Dawdy  Israel,  hotel  propr. 

Den  niston  &  Couch,  general  store. 

Gibbs  BrcHhers.  lumber  and  sliingle  lunfrs. 

Hard  Rev  Wallace,  (Methodist). 

Preston  Rev  N  E,  (Methodisv). 

MAYVILLE. 

May.) 


MEADE. 

A  hainkt  containing  alKu.t  lOO  p^'opU. 
in  M:icomb  tovvn>^hip,  Macomb  county, 
miles  UiTth  of  Detroit,  and  4  mdc>  wot 
New  l'>.'hiin<»ro  siaiiim  on  iheG.  T.  Kail^^ 
The  surnniu-ling  country  i>  level,  and  |>' 
duces  wheat,  oats,  corn  and  potatoes,  etc 
has  A  wv  .kly  mail.    Arthur  E.  Collins, 
muster. 


ME  A  AND  HUS1NF,SS 

BUSINESS  DIRKCTC^RY.  ! 

(  oUir.s  A      general  alove.  |. 

■;'.ooclsel!  S.  physician.                '  : 

1-etere  C,  biack.Mr.i th.  j 

r.'Ctty  D,  agriculiurai  irn[)lei!urn»-s.  -  | 

Wvi  koir  L  I',  cider  and  vinei^ar  work-..-  j 

  i 

MEAD'S  MILLS.  | 

A  village  of  200  inhabitinr-^-,  kivw.  r!  in  the  j 
vicinity  as  Warerford,  on  the  F.  <'v  P.  M.  R.  j 
R.  ia'the  town  of  Plymouth,  Wayne  coun-  j 
tv.    it  is  midway   belweeii    PKinouih  and 
Northvllle.  being  id-out  2  miles  from  either 
place.    It  lias  a  good   water  power  on  the 
fiver  Rouge  (22  fee;-  hedd),  and  has  a  tc^un- 
Aiv    ?.nd    iu-iricult sua!     irn})leraerit  iac'.ory. 
lames  M  Loud,  po-^imaster. 

Bl'SINt.bS  DIECIORY. 
Loud  Jameh.       |j;eneral  store. 
Kamsdell  Wm  A,  founder  and  machinist. 

MEADVILLE. 

Populaily  known  as  Sheridan,  a  village  of 
!00  inhabitants^  in  Castleton  township,  })any  j 
county.    It  is  on  the  G.  P..  V.  branch  of  the  j 
Yi,  C.  R.  R.,  and  is  55  miles  northwest  of  j 
lackson,  and  39  southeast  of  Grand  Rapids. 
li  is  on  the  Thornapple  river  and  High  Bank 
creek  gives  it  a  water  power..    Lumber  and 
brick  are  tlie  manufactures  and  shipments. 
Express — American.     Z.  B.  Willistun^  post- 
master. 

EUSINKbS  DIRECTORY. 

Cook  Edward,  blacksmith. 
Harley  K  B,  saw  mil', 
ilovvell  D  C,  physician. 
Hull  H  H,  grocer. 
iVeshit  James,  brick  mnfr. 
Buckel  (S..  Carpenter,  saw  mill. 
Walker  &  Ili;j-don,  grist  mill, 
Willison  Zaphna  B,  general  store. 

MEANWATAKA, 

A  po^toftice  in  the  tov/n  of  Colfax,  Wex-  | 
ford  county,  12  miles  southeast  of  Sherman,  j 
and  8  miles  west  of  Bond's  Mills,  on  the  (L  i 
R.  ^'  L  K.  R.    'idiere  are  tv.-o  churches  here  j 
• — Methodist  L.piscopal,  and  Lree  Methodist,  j 
al^o  a  school  hi:)usf;  and  a  saw  mill.    It  is 
eontemplatftd  platting'  a  villa}.;e.    The  name 
Meanwalaka  signified  in   the  Indian  *'  half-  ' 
'.vay."    It  has  a  daily  mad.     K.  C.  Dayhutil", 
postmaster. 


HEARS. 

A  vlllai^e  in  Golden  township,  Oceana 
C'umty.  it  is  a  station  on  the  C.  .M.  L.  S. 
K.  R.^  16^  miles  above  New  iUifialo,  and  7 
South  of  Penlwater.  A  largo  lumber  intcr- 
r^t  centers  here  and  con-^ick'ral>le  iiado  of  all 
60 


DIRKCTORV.*  MED  545 


kinds.  Population  100  and  increasing  rajiid- 
ly.  The  village  was  platted  in  1872,  but. 
not  much  attention  given  to  its  development, 
by  the  proprietor,  Hon.  Charles  Meats,  un- 
til the  fall  'of  1874,  when  he  made  the  vil-- 
In'^'^e  his  he.-id quarters  and  com.mcnced  s. 
series  of  improvements,  which,  if  car- 
ried out,  \viii  make  Mears  i/ie  village 
of  Oceana  county.  There  are  already 
localerl  here  3  saw  miiU,  a  -hingle  mill,  a. 
bowl  factory,  a  broom  handle  factory,  and 
a  clapboard'mill.  Peaches,  lumber,  shingles, 
bovvls,  vs^heat,  and  p^'-atocs  are  shipped. 
Telegraph — Western  Union.  Expre^^ — 
AmeVicau.    A.  G.  Avery,  postmaster.  _ 

V.l  SINEbS  DIRF.CTOKY. 

Avery  A  G,  notary  public  and  conveyancer. 
Brewer  L,  wagon  maker  and  blacksmith. 
Buckley  C  S.  manager  Aslor  House. 
Collins  J,  millwright. 
Cooledt:e  Warren,  builder. 
Dewer  George,  wuoden  bowl  n'snfr,- 
Draper  Rev  (Method i.-t). 
Fields  George,  boot  ami  shoemaker. 
Crcbhart   Wilson    S,  patent  halter  fastener 
mnfr. 

Hilcs  Wm,  lumber  mnfr. 
Llotchki.^s  E  M,  grocer,  express  and  station 

agent. 

Hotchkiss  &  Smith,  builders. 
]ager  Edward,  cooper. 
"Marshall  &  Davis,  clapboard  mnfrs. 
Mears  Charles,  hunber  mnfi-  and.  general 
store. 

Moore  Benjamin,  lumber  mnfr. 
.Morns     Siebbins,  shingle  mnfrs. 
Neely  F,  builder. 
Pringie  Asa  y\,  lumber  dealer, 
Prmgle  S,  horse  ''arrier. 
Runnolds  H  C,  carpenter. 
Shores  H,  barber. 
Slaght  C,  physician  and  druggist.. 
Tiffany  E,  painter. 

W«^sti'H<lorf  John  B5,  justice  of  the 
I'eace  and  Collecting  .Agent. 


MEDINA. 

A  place  of  200  iiihabitanis.  in  Medina 
township,  L-enawee  county,  5  miles  south  *y( 
Clayton,  on  the  stage  route  to  Morenci.  It 
is  17  miles  southwest  of  .Adrian,  in  an  undu- 
lating and  heavily  timbered  ccuntry.  The 
'l'if5n  ri\cr  furnislie>  a  good  water  f>owtT, 
but  a  large  cheese  factory  is  the  principal 
business  intetest  of  the  pi. ice.  It  ha>i  a  d.nly 
m.iii.  Ship  to  Clayton,  on  the  L.  S.  M. 
S.  K.  K.    Charles  Brv>wn,  postmaster. 

Rl.SlNKSS  HIKKCTuRY. 

Be.ich  G  n,sa\v  mill  and  sorghum  factory. 
Brown  Charles  i!v  Co,  general  store. 
t'artiM  F.  R  \  Co.  blacksuuths. 
Dodge  J  R,  physician. 


MED 


MICHIGAN"  STATF.  G^ZETTEF.R. 


MEN 


ELdiidge  Rev  H  P  (Baptist). 

Ely  R  C,  r^hysician. 

Garr.bell  A  L  grocer. 

Harding  Rev  A  W  (Methodic). 

Kerr  Bros,  flouring  mills. 

Kirae  Chrisdanj  blacksmith. 

Lindeman  G  W,  boot  and  siioemaker. 

Lyon  C  R,  justice  of  pejice.  . 

Medina  Cheese  Co,  cheese  mnfr.^. 

vStrobeck  J  W,  wagon  maker. 

MEMPHIS.  _ 

A  thriving  village,  having  a  population  of 
about  i.ooo,  on  the  line  L^etv/eea  St.  Clair 
and  Macomb  counties,  7  miles  north  of 
Ridgeway  station,  on  the  G.  T.  Ry.  Belie 
river  rlow^  through  the  village,  and  is  made 
available  for  water  power  purposes.  It  has 
a  foundry,  a  flouring  mill,  a  sav.'  mill  and 
stave  mill  and  a  cheese  factory.  The  place 
was  settled  as  early  as  1S35,  and  in  1S66  was 
incorporated  a,>  a  village.  It  has  a  daily 
mail.    H.  C.  Manstleld,  postmaster. 

BLTSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Camp  J  H,  general  store. 

Castle  Mrs  W,  grocer. 

Cedar  Springs  Cheese  Mn fg  Co. 

Chessall  J  B,  furniture. 

Chessall  Libby,  millinery. 

Coburn  &  Gilbert,  general  store. 

Cole  D  H,  physiciaii. 

Conat  Charles,  blacksmith'. 

Constantme  A,  physician. 

Disinger  A,  meat  market. 

Duchane  Bros,  agents  American  Express. 

Dysinger  D,  saw  and  stave  mill. 

Eaton  William  S:  Son.->,  founders  and  carriage 

and  wagon  maker-. 
Ellis  W  vV,  Bro,  wagon  makers. 
Frink  E  B,  biack.-^mith. 
Garlick  J  R.  hotel. 
Gilbert  A  L,  hotel. 
Ciranger  O  &  Son,  genera]  >,':ore. 
Gurney  H  S,  blacksmith. 

Hodges  A  M,  general  store. 

Hodges  Mrs  C  S,  milliner. 

Kingsbury  J.  general  store. 

Little  Thoma-i,  blacksmith. 

Lovejoy  \V  G,  wagon  maker. 

Man-^tleld  J,  general  >tore. 

Newcomer  O  F.  carnage  and  wagon  maker. 

Olney  C,  blacksmith. 

Perkins  C  E,  printer. 

Berkius  George  L,  druggist. 

Purdy  A,  grocer. 

Rix      Taylor,  rtouring  mill. 

Roberts  Geurge,  boots  an'.i  shoes. 

S[iaulduig  C  \V,  boots  and  shoes. 

Sperry  L  G,  lawyer. 

Thompson  W  B.  boots  and  shoes. 

\Vaite  J  (.'.,  har  dware,  stoves  and  tinware. 

Wataoa  V,  meat  market. 


Weyl  William,  boots  and  shoe>. 
Wood  J  L,  blacksmith. 
Wright  George,  tailor. 

MENDON. 

A  village  of  about  Soo  inhabitants,  in  the 
townsh'p  of  Mendon,  St.  Joseph  coucty.  It 
is  on  the  G  R.  oc  I.  R.  R.,  7  miles  above  the 
crossing  of  the  M.  C  R.  R.  air  line,  and  21 
.-oath  of  Kaiamazoo-  The  St.  Joseph  river 
flows  through  the  village  but  ttie  water  pow- 
er is  no*  improved.  It^  is  surrounded  by  a 
fine  prairie  and  oak  opening  country.  The 
village  contain:?  Methodist,  Baptist,  Episco- 
pal, Christian  and  Catholic  churches,  a  good 
union  school,  a  weekly  newspaper — T"/?; 
J/\'7i:/o>i  Times,  a  private  bank,  a  B'';uring  mill, 
a  foundry,  a  stave  factory,  a  bendiiig  factory, 
etc.  Express — United  States.  Alfred  Cran- 
deli,  poiim.aster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOR  V. 

Abbott  Rev  Laac  C,  (  Metliodist). 
Anderson  J  B,  agenr  U  S  Express  Co. 
Anderson  J  B  &  H,  general  store. 
Auton      Rose,  blacksmiths. 
Baker  Ezra,  station  agent  and  telegrapher. 
Beall  O  M.  drugs  and  groceries. 
Benedict  A  J,  dentist. 
Bennett  5  H,  physician. 
Bourn  H  H,  sa>.h  doors  and  blinds. 
Bradley  &  Anderson,  barbers. 
Bush  i:  Lymaa.  general  store. 
Clapp  H  C,  physician. 
Cole  Levi,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Co.K  R  E,  sign  painter. 
!  ('ra«<1<'ll  .4.,  Jeweier  and  Dealer  in  Books 
and  Stationery. 
Cross  Samuel,  stove  dealer. 
Custaid  W  P  Ci:  Bro,  lime  and  agricultural 
implem.ents. 

Deane  Miss  Hattie,  milliner. 

Doane  G  1',  lawyer. 

Dungili  Wright,  barber. 

Ernst  Gc'->rge,  boot-,  and  shoes. 

Ernst  Philip,  grocer. 

Ernst  vN:  Kuhn,  furniture  and  wall  paper. 
Fa!>t  O  G,  lawyer. 
Finout  II  L.  meat  market. 
Foreman  .S:  Oman,  bent  carriage  work. 
Glafkeo  F,  wagon  maker. 
Hart  G  H,  variety  store. 
Ha.^brouck  C  I.,  druggist. 
Ha>brouck  0..  Dukitt,  general  stoie. 
House  O  .X,  general  >.tore. 
Howard  H  L,  blacksmith. 
Howor  A  U,  j'hotograpi^er. 
liower  vV  Boui,  druggi>t«. 
Hyalt  L.  physician. 
Knauss  vV:  Bro,  blacksmiih-t. 
Lewis,  Vanness     Co,  jjencr.il  -oie. 
McAH.ter  A  N,  Fv.V  i.ige  B \nk  an. '.(lour- 
ing null. 


MEN 


AND  EUilKESS  DIRBCTORY, 


MEN 


54? 


McClcllan  S  J,  baker  aad  sewiag  machine 
agent. 

McDovi-ell  George  &  Son,  grocer  s  and  saloon, 

llapes  A,  drayir.an, 

Murdock  S  C,  glover. 

Ransom  MissMattie,  dressmaker. 

Relyea  P  D,  painter. 

Riley  T  S,  general  store. 

Riiey  Mrs  T  S,  milliner. 

Rindge  A,  publisher  M^ndon  I'imei. 

Root  C  A,  harness  maker. 

Ryan  James,  cooper. 

Shepard  C  W,  physici-an. 

Stewart  E,  physician. 

Tompkins  John,  livery  and  omnirjas  line. 
Townsend  &  Week.s,  hardware. 
Turner  R  C,  gunsmith. 

VVakeman  House,  G  W  Van  Euren,  propr. 

Wakeman  &  Lewis,  staves  and  heading. 

Wallace  J  A  &  Co,  hardware. 

V/atson  Mrs  Nellie,  dressmaker. 

Welch  Miss  NaLtie,  dressmaker. 

Wellsley  C,  tailor. 

White  Sc  Gifford,  carriage  m.akers. 

Whiting  Wm,  blacksmith, 

Wolford  &  Son,  boot  and  shoemakers. 

Wynkoop  George,  furnace  propr. 

Vaple  E  L,  lumber  dealer. 

Zeigle  J  C,  harness  maker. 


•  MENOIMINEE. 

The  county  seat  of  Menominee  county,  a 
village  claiming  a  population  of  3,000,  on 
the  we-^t  shore  of  Green  Bay,  at  the  mouth 
of  the  Menominee  ri\'er.  It  is  on  the  C.  & 
N.  W.  R.  R.,  50  miles  north  of  the  city  of 
Green  Bay,  and  63  south  of  Escanaba, 
Menominee  is  an  important  lumber,  manufac- 
turing point  havin.g  in  the  village  and  inxme- 
diate  neighborhood  several  large  saw  mills. 
The  streets  of  the  place  are  constructed  whol- 
ly with  sawdust.  Besides  its  extensive  liiniher 
interests,  Menom.ine;:  aspires  to  becnne  an 
iron  manufacturing:  point.  Alreadv  a  bla"->t 
furnace  is  in  fail  operati>'n,  it>  product  for 
1S74  being  4.942  tons  of  pig  iron,  and  exten- 
sive beds  of  iron  ore  have  been  develojied  in 
Menominee  county,  and  only  a  branch  rail- 
road line  to  the  site  is  iwaited  to  commence 
active  operations.  Four  mine<  have  been 
l  ocated,  the  Breen-Ingails,  the  Little  Sturgeon 
Falls,  and  2  others.  The  railroad  to  the 
.>.une  will  probably  be  completed  before  the 
close  of  1S75. 

,The  harbor  formed  by  the  mouth  of  tiie 
viver  is  being  improved  by  the  General  (iov- 
<  rnment,  atid  when  the  !)ar  is  removed,  ves- 
sels (hawing  12  feet  ot'  water  will  be  able  to 
enter.  During  1S71  a  530.000  court  hou.se 
^^'as  built;  also  a  brick  townhxU  erected  at 
:^  co-.t  of  5S,ooo.  The  villa^'e  his  a  well  or- 
gi-nized  fire  dcpartm.'n*,  e  juipped  vvit!\  a 


steamer  and  two  hand  engines.  There  are 
4  churches,  Catholic,  Methodist  and  Luther- 
an. Also  a  graded  school  emp'oYh%g  6 
teachers.  There  is  aiso  published  here  a 
good  weekly  paper,  the  Hera! J.  Telegraph, 
Western  Union.  Express — An:erican.  Sam- 
uel A.  Abbott,  postmaster. 

BUalNESS  Di  ?,.ECTOR  V. 

Abbott  Samuel  W,  agent  American  Ex- 
press Co. 

Alexander  John,  barber  and  bathroom^. 

American  Express  Co,  S  W  Abbott  agent. 

Ammerman  Henry,  tailor. 

Andrews  Daniel  L,  propr  Kirby  House. 

Arnold  Frank,  book  binder)-, 

Barclay  David,  livery  stable. 

Bander  Geo  W,  phi-'tographer. 

I'-auder  Mrs  J  M,  miilinery. 

Beriholdt  Chresthopf,  saloon. 

B:U  Rev  A  Wesley  (  Presbyterian). 

JBird.  Jlarlasi  P,  Groceries,  ProvLsions, 
coai  and  shingles. 

Bird  J  Weston,  principal  union  schools. 

Bird  O  B,  physician. 

Bird  Mis  O  B.  musical  instruments, 

Boswell  Wm  G,  general  store. 

Boyington  Andrew  J,  saloon. 

Bradbury  Thomas  P,  bakery  and  restaurant. 

Breen  John,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Breen  Mining  Co,  E  S  Ligalls  pres,  S  P  Sax- 
ton  sec. 

Bi'owii  15  J,  Attorney  at  Law. 

Burn^     Vouhg,  boiler  makers. 

Basil  A,  saloon. 

Cole  Timothy,  fish  dealer. 

Collett  Mrs,  dress  maker. 

Copp  Rev  Richard  ^  Methodist). 

Cosgrove  Martin,  saioon. 

Coiay  Leon,  propr  Montreal  Hou.^e. 

Crandail  Dudley  S,  editor  a!;d  propr  Meao- 
minee  Herald. 

Crawford  J  D,  dentist. 

Delieck  John,  hotel  propr. 

D  il;ea<  Lo-.us,  commission  merchan*. 

Dret'velin  Otto  \V,  confectionery  and  restau- 
rant. 

Drosier  N,  saloon. 

Eihert  Anton,  -saloon. 

Evans  Herbert  E.  dr.tg.;is'. 

J^xoliaii'^o  ICuiik  of  .Tl iMi«>!iiiiicc, 


G  A  W. 


ord  ^'  Co,  Pro<  r>.  C  E  Aiktu 
Cash:er.    (  See  aJi .) 
F'lrner  J'>hn  J,  boots  and  shoe.>. 
First  Natior.al  Hotel,  J  Juttncr  propr. 
Fle-.h;eui  Joseph,  county  clerk  at\j  register 
<^f  deeds. 

ForvMIv  .Mack,  propr  Forvilly  Hou>e. 
(."•age  Wallace  B.  j^ign  painter. 
Gage  Ntii  W  H,  pUotographe- . 
Gxron  Mrs,  boarding  hv^u^-e. 
Graudy  John,  s.iloon. 
(lre<:e  .\le\a:'der,  ^mcor. 
li'ijy  Cha;!e>  &  C  ».  farm'  :r**. 


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Hanky  John,  sheriff. 

Harter  George,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 

Holmes  Asha,  saloon. 

Horvaih  Geo,  dry  goods. 

Horvath  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

IsigaliS  K?eSftXer  S,  Attorney  at  Law. 

Insails  iv:  lagalU.  collection  agents. 

James  Thomas,  bar];er. 

Jenkins  Wn-i  II,,  ju-itice  of  the   peace  and 

town  treasurer. 
Johnson  John  A,  saloon, 

Juttiier  Joseph,  propr  First  National  Hotel. 
Kelly  Mrs  J  H,  millinery. 
Kerns  john,  saloon. 

MArhy  Sloii^e.  D  L  Andiews  Propr. 

Kirby,  Carpenter  &  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Lachapelie  Elie,  restaurant. 

Lachapelie  Joseph,  saloon. 

l.eake  Edvff«8-d,  Real  Estate  and  In- 
suranc  Agent,  Ab->lract  of  Titles, 

Lehman  Wm,  wagon  maker  and  blacksmith. 

Loeweusteln  Philip,  liqui^rs. 

Ludington,  Wells  &  Van  Schaick  Co,  lum- 
ber mnfrs  and  general  store. 

McDonald  John',  grocers. 

Mcpherson  John,  fiirniture. 

Marsh  &  McClure,  hardware. 

Mattison  Mrs,  telegraph  operator. 

Mayo  Charles,  propr  Railroad  House. 

ItSeiioJiiiisee  Bank,  M  R  Hunt  Pres, 
James  Fraser  Cashier.    (See  (la'v.) 

Menominee  Herald,  (weekly),  D  S  Crandall 
proprietor. 

Menominee  House,  J  Pecard  propr. 

MesiOISiiSiieC  IrOSi  <Jo,  Blast  Fur- 
nace. Charcoal,  Pig  Iron,  A  B  Meeker 
Pres,  J  H  Wren  Sec,  W  L  Brown  Treas, 
Chicago,  W  R  Hunt  Cashier,  Depere.Wis. 

Menominee  Iron  Co,  supply  store. 


Menominee  Library  Rooms,  Town  Hall. 
Merrirnan  johai,  ticket  and  station  agent. 
Metzlet  Herman,  saloon. 
Moreau  Cieorge,  ticket  agent. 
Muth  Jacob,  jeweler. 
Nason  Henry,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Oatman  Safford,  carpenter. 
Oehrling  Jacob,  hardware. 
Olm^tead  \Vm,  groceries  and  teas. 
Orvis  &  Ram^dell,  meat  m.arket. 
Faalxoii  Aclo{g>!l.  L»riig.-,  Paints,  Oils 
and  Medicines. 

Page  Charles  O,  restaurant. 

Pavion  E,  planing  mill. 

I'alderniaii  A,  restaurant. 

Parent  Charles,  groceries  and  clothing. 

Parmtnter  Edward  L,  real  estate. 

Payne  Thco  S,  local  editor  Herald. 

Pecard  Joseph,  propr  Menominee  House. 

Peltier  Samuel,  propr  Peltier  House. 

Penberthy  \Vm  J,  book  and  news  depot, 

Perket  P,  billiard  saloon. 

Phillip  Benjamin  T,  physician. 

Raich   ,  saloon. 

Ramme  Chri.stopher,  grocer. 

Rasoe  John,  meat  markt^t. 

Reindl      Dietmayer,  boot  and  shoemakers. 

Rice  Thomas  B,  lawyer. 

Robertson  Albert,  grocer. 

Ruprecht  Julius,  livery  stable. 

Saxton  S  "P,  flour  and  feed. 

Shepard  Miles,  brick  mnfr. 

Silverfriend  Moses,  dry  goods. 

Simaneau  John,  .shoemaker. 

Spies 'Augustus,  meat  market. 

Stryker  .\lir<s5  B,  Mnfr  of  and  Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Dealer  in  Cigars,  Tobactc 
and  Pipes. 

Synold  Charles  E,  physician. 


M.  R.  HUNT,  President. 


JA.MES  FRASER,  Cashier. 


The  Menominee  Bank, 

MENOMINEE,  MICHIG  AN. 


Dock  a  General  Bankiiig  Business.    Collections  Promptly  made,  and  Remitted  for  on  Day 

of  Payment,  less  Current  R.itcs  of  Exchange. 
(;.  A.  WOODFOK  I>  .S:  C(V,  C.  K,  AIKF.N,  Ca»h>cr. 

Exchange  Bank  of  Menominee, 

MENOMINEE:.  MICHIGAN. 


Bank  of  De^>*)sit,  I>:s^oiwU,  Collection  &  Exch.ingc.   P.-iriicular  aliennon  paid  to  coUcclion'' 


MEN  AND  BUSrNF^S  DIRECTORY.  MIC 


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^^vuold  M;.'s  M,  dress  aud  glove  maker. 
Theriauk  Sc  Aiilarci,  grocenei:  and  produce. 
Treiber  Charles,  saloon  and  boarding  house. 
Trudell  Mrs  O,  grocer. 
Unbehaun  Louis,  saloon. 
V/altou  James  H,  county  treasurer. 
Wanek  Joseph,  harness  maker. 
WiajtHiaii    I.evi    E,   Physician  and 
Druggist. 

Woodford  George  A,  watches  and  jev/elry. 
Wright  Eli,  machine  shop. 

MERIDIAN. 

A  pl.^ce  of  about  200  inhabitants,  in  Meri- 
dian township,  Inghxm  county,  on  Grand 
river,  10  railes  east  of  Lansing.  It  is  also  on 
the  D.  L.  &  L,  M.  R.  R.,  75  mile-,  west  of 
Detroit.  It  is  surrounded  by  valuable  firm- 
ing lands,  and  contains  a  sawmill  and  a  rake 
factory.  Settled  1S25.  J.  F.  Carr,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOF.Y. 
Campbell  D  J,  rake  mnfr. 
Carr  A  J,  grocer. 

Carr  J  F,  general  store  and  station  agent. 
Chess  William,  physician. 
Tracy  J  B,  drugs. 

MERRILL  VILLE. 

A  postotfice  in  the  town  of  Brockway.  St. 
Clair  county,  26  miles  northwest  of  Port 
Huron.  Its  nearest  railway  station  is  Fm- 
met,  13  miles  south.  It  is  the  location  of  a 
grist  miil^  a  saw  mill  and  a  woolen  factory  ; 
also  Methodist  and  Presbyterian  churches. 
Wool,  wheat  and  oats  are  shipped.  It  has  a 
tri-weekly  mail.    J.  D.  Jones,  postmaster. 

BUSIN'ESS  DIR-F.CTORY. 
Robinson  Rev  Wm,  (Presbyterian). 
Walker  Rev  J  L,  (Methodist). 

METAMORA. 

A  village  of  I,apeer  county,  54.  miles  from 
Detroit  and  9  miles  south  ot"  Lapeer.  Popu- 
lation 100.  It  is  on  the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.  in 
a  rolling  agricultural  country.  Grain,  hay 
and  wool  are  the  staple  productions.  Ex- 
press— American.  Telegraph — Atlantic  & 
Pacific.    Lorenzo  Hood,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Ackerman  B  P,  hotel  propr. 
P»arden  A  H<?v  J,  general  store. 
Harden  John,  express  agent. 
Britten  Andrew,  meat  market. 
Campbell  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
C'rithn  john,  general  store. 
Harp  John  wagon  maker. 
Hart      Reed,  blacksmiths. 
H'jard  L,  hotel  [iropr. 
Hommcdicu  F.  L,  liarness  maker, 
ivnox  j  W,  gencrdirstore. 


Murray  M  J.  general  store. 
Stone  D  F  &:  G  W,  physicians. 
Townsend  H,  general  store. 

MIOHIGAMIMI. 

A  village  on  the  M.  H.  &  O.  R.  R.,  in  th^ 
township  of  Ely,  Marquette  county,  37  miles 
Vt-est  of  Marquette  and  26  east  of  L'Anse. 
It  is  at  the  western  edge  of  Michigammi  lake 
and  in  the  vicinity  of  the  Michigammi  iron 
range,  in  which  two  mines  are  open,  viz.: 

Product  in  1874. 

Spurr  mine  1   231,374  tons 

Michigammi  mine.........'   249,117 

The  village  is  also  the  location  of  a  blast 
furnace,  the  product  of  which,  in  1S74,  was 
6.621  tons  of  pig  metal.  There  is  also  a 
large  saw  mill  here.  Michigamm.i  was  de- 
stroyed by  fire  in  June,  1873,  taken  from 
the  fires  racring  in  the  surrounding  woods. 
Population  800.  Express — Anierican.  Tel- 
egraph— North  Western.  M.  V.  Stevens, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bigelow  B  S  &  Co,  general  store. 
Bionigen  H,  jeweler. 
Camp  J  O  &  Co,  druggists. 
Exlenbenz  E,  general  store. 
Gleason  &  Hickey,  grocers. 
Hall  E  D,  agent  American  Express  Co. 
Harney  Mnfg  Co,  iron  mine. 
Houghton  House. 
Michigamme  Co,  iron  mine. 
McCarty  Wm  B,  lawyer. 
Spurr'Mt  Mnfg  Co,  iron  mine. 
Stevens  M  O,  agent  M.  H.  6c  O,  R.  R. 
Stewart  Mnfg  Co,  iron  mine. 
Van  Deventer  Joseph,  physician. 

MICHIGAN  CENTER. 

A  village  of  200  population  on  the  M.  C. 
R.  R.,  in  Leoni  township,  Jackson  county, 
72  miles  from  Detroit  and  4  east  of  Jackson. 
It  was  settled  in  1S38  by  tb.e  Michigan  Cen- 
ter Land  Company,  and  at  an  early  day  was 
a  rival  of  Jackson  for  the  location  of  the 
county  seat.  A  branch  of  Grand  river  fur- 
nishes it  with  water  power  imi5ro\ed  for  the 
running  of  one  fi  >uring  mill.  Wheat,  corn, 
tiaur  and  mill  feed  are  shipped.  The  Con- 
gregationali>t  denomination  have  erected  a 
beautiful  church,  and  the  village  p«)ssosses  a 
good  school  house.  There  i>  al^o  a  n»agnet- 
ic  mineral  spring.  A  singular  chain  of  lakes 
branching  olT  in  various  directions  .ire  well 
stocked  with  hsh,  and  contribute  in  m\kin»j 
Michigan  CetUer  a  popular  pla«.e  to  \i-.tt. 
John  SteA'art.  postmaster. 

HU.SI.NESS  DIRECTORY. 
li\rbcr  A  M,  w.\gon  maker. 
Butt>  I  lenry.  grocer. 
Eldrcd  Cic  CalUin.s,  fiouring  mill*. 


MlCi-IiGA.N  STATE  GAZF.TTEiC?.  TvIID 


550  '  MID 


O'Brien  Patrick,  blacksmith  ?.nd  wagci)  ma- 
ker. 

r'an<^born  T,  hotel  propr. 
Stewart  Mrs  E  ^^  Sheldon,  aiithore??. 
Stewart  John,  railroad  ager.t  and  justice  of 
.the  peace.  j 

IvilDDLETON. 

A  postofnce  in  L.gbam  county,  20  miles 
east  of  Mason,  and  near  tiie  east  line  of  the 
county.    It  has  a    seini-weekiy  mail    from  1 
Howell. 

IvIIDDLEVILLE. 

A  thrifty  village  in  Thornapple  township, 
Barry  county.  It  i.s  situated  on  Thornaople 
river,  and  is  a  station  on  the  Grand  River 
Valley  division  of  the  M.  C.  R,  R.,  73  miles 
northwest  of  Jackson,  and  21  scnlheast  of 
Grand  Rapids.  The  surronnding  country  I 
:iK  fertile,  and  wheat,  corn  and  potatoc.s  are 
the  staple  crops.  Hardwood  timber  abcmds. 
Middlevilie  has  5  general  stores,  4  grocers, 
I  bank,  2  hotels,  I  hardware  dealer,  2  drug- 
gists, the  printing  office  of  the  Barry  County 
Jiepiihiican,  a  sash  factory,  carriage  and 
wagon  m.anufactories,  flouring  mills,  saw 
mills,  a ind cultural  implement  rnanufacto- 
ries,  etc.  Population,  755.  Telegraph, 
Western  Union.  Express,  American.  M. 
C.  Mead,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOKV, 

Almy  Benjamin  A,  hardware  and  agriculti:- 

ral  implements. 
Badcock  Albert  D,  saw  ini'!. 
Barber  William  O,  dentist. 
B:irr,um  Mrs  \\  E,  millinery  and  dresi^mak- 

ing. 

Bany  County  Repul)]ican  (weekly),  F  W  Nis- 

kern,  editor  and  publisher. 
Beamer  1  rank  G,  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Best  Jacob  P,  bakery  and  confectionery. 
Biglow  A  E  &  Cti,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 
BilHngton  Absolem,  physician. 
Bowne,  Con-jbs  (Sc  Co,  bankers. 
T^owne,  Combs  &  Stririns,  general  store. 
llr<>li<s<iii  Charkvn,  Restaurant. 
Brown  Edward  P,  harness  maker. 
Bush  George  M,  blacksmith. 
Carveth  &  Clark,  lawyers  and  loan  regents. 
Casse!  Abraham  B,  founder  aiid  mach:n!<;l, 

and  agricultural  implement  mnfr. 
Cobb  Wm  L,  lawyer. 

Cole  Fi-nnk  A.  -^uion  agent  G.  K.  V.  Divis- 
ion M.  C.  R.  R.' 

Collage  Hotel,  P  Leonard  pro]  r. 

Curtis  Ch;ulos,  cooper. 

Dake  Augustus,  propr  Exchange  Hotel. 

I>e  Riemer  T  A  lS>:  (Jo,  produce  and  (.ica'ers 
in  grain,  lime,  stucco,  etc,  otticc  nr  depot. 

IhbV.ile  Benjan\in  S,  gcneial  store. 

l>ietrici»  Charles  H,  camagc  mnfr. 


Dowling  iNlarion  F,  real  estate,  and  cigars 

and  notions. 
Ellis  A  Halsted,  lawyer.  • 
Exchange  Plotel,  A.  Dake  propr, 
Faliass  Fid  win,  grocer. 
Feltzer  George  P,  tailor, 
Gardner  John  R,  fiouringmill. 
Guilemian  &  Co.  carriage  mnfrs. 
Hanion  Arnos,  physician. 
Hanlon  &  Keeler,  drugs  and  book.s. 
Hobart  &  Putnam,  blacksraiihs. 
Irving  House,  M  P  Lee,  propr. 
Johnson  George  H  &  Co,  general  store. 
Kesler  Jolsn  B,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Lee  Marvin  P,  propr  Irving  House. 
Leonard  Philip,  pro].)r  Cottage  Hotel. 
McKevitt  k.  Severance,  meat  market. 
Ma:te-on  Geo  W,  dentist  and  physician. 
Mead  Milton  C,  watches  and  jewelr)'. 
Mitchell  Wm.,  liverv. 

Niskem  Philip  W,  editor  and  publisher  Ear- 

^^■  County  Republican. 
Xeble  Edward  T.  tailor. 
Olmsted  Albert  H,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Parkhurst  Sdas  S,  physician. 
Parkhurst    &   Freeman,  drugs,  Looks  and 

stationery,  paints,  oils,  etc. 
Pegg  Loren  B,  barber. 
Pferdeste'ler  A:  Johnson,  carriage  mnfrs, 
Prindle  Merrick  M,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Rich  Samuel  C,  physician. 
Russell     Prindle,  meat  market. 
Saec  Norton  A;  saloon. 
Sanfovd  Smith,  saloon. 
Searles  Gaylord  W.  general  store. 
Sessions  Miss  L  A.  photographer. 
Shank  (fc  Jackson,  blacksmiths. 
Shufelt  Ed.ward  M,  grocer. 
Smith  Sidney  B,  hardware. 
Tucker  John,  watchmaker. 
Wakefield  Amos,  shoem.aker. 
Weaver  H  D  6c  Co,  harness  maker>. 
Wescott  Stub  B,  barber. 

Williams  Mrs  L,  dressmaking  and  milHnery. 
Williams,  Corsett  &  Co,  >ash,  doors  and 
blinds. 

Wi'i^llf  &  Bain.  Dry  Goods,  Groceries, 
Boots  and  Shoes,  and  Clothing,  Ma;n. 


MIDLAND  CITY 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Midland  county,  also 
of  Gladwin  and  Roscommon  counties, 
which,  A.>r  judicial  purposes.  .Te  annexed  \o 
Midland  county.  The  place  was  first  settled 
in  1S33,  was  incorporated  as  .\  village  in 
1S60.  and  has  now  a  pojuilalion  of  .;,ioo.  It 
is  situated  on  the  Tittabawassoe  river,  which 
at  this  \  oint  is  joined  by  the  Chipi>c\^A. 
Midland  is  a  staii»)n  on  the  F.  vSc  P.  M. 
R.,  and  the  Graiul  Rapids  &  B.\y  City  R.  K., 
when  finished,  will  pass  through  here.  It 
distant  from  Eust  Sa^'inaw  20  miles,  aud 


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AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


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55i 


iicm  Detroit  Il8  miles.  The  surroundirig 
country  is  level,  and  vhen  irnproved  makes 
pood  farms.  Lumber  is  the  principal  article  of 
manufacture  a:ul  expert.  The  village  has  2 
saw  mills,  1  planing  mill,  2  shingle  m.ills.  a 
hemlock  extract  factory,  and  a  grist  mili. 
There  are  two  weekly  nev,'?papers  p-ablished 
j.^fe — tlie  Tl'nes  and  the  Jndependtnt.  The 
village  contains  5  churches,  viz  Methodist. 
?re?bvterian,  Episcopal.  Baptist,  and  Catho- 
lic, "there  is  also  a  fine  school  build^ing, 
)-jilt  of  brick  at  a  cost  of  $30,000.  The 
Masons  and  Odd  Follov^s  both  have  lodges 
here.  Telegra]jh — W'er-tern  Union,  ex- 
press—American.  B.  F.  Bradley,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Abbey  Geo  W,  watches  and  ie-vveiry. 

Alger' David  B,  books  and  confectionery. 

Allen  James  S,  boots  and  shoes. 

American  Express  Co,  E  F  Bradley  agerit. 

Anderson  Bros,  druggists. 

Andrews  N  j  &  Co,  druggists. 

Avery  A  ^  €0,  Livery. 

Bacon  Alvan,  boots  and  shoes. 

Ball  C  E  &  G  W,  bankers. 

Beardsley  Edwin  H,  hardware  and  shingles. 

Bradiey  Benjamin  F,  postmaster  and  agent 
American  Express  Co. 

Bradley  Henry  N,  photographer. 

Budd,  Sanborn  &  Sargent,  turning  shop. 

iS;us*4f*Il  Frsil«k  %^  Fublisher  Inde- 
pendent and  Lawyer. 

Cochrane  James  W,  general  store. 

Cram  &  Patrick,  meat  market. 

Cunningham  Margaret,  dining  hall. 

Curr}'  c^c  Mericle,  general  store  and  shingle 
mnfrs. 

Cussick  Barney,  bowling  alley, 

Dewey  &  Peterson,  sto-.es  and  tinware, 

Douglass  Horace,  physician. 

Enfitman  M  J,  liquors,  cigar*  and  tobacco. 

i:niott  ^   l?ro\VH,   House,  Sign  and 

Carnage  i'ainters. 
Ellsworth  House.  Homer  Ellsworth  propr. 
Evans  Z  Hoyt,  physician. 
Findlater  Alex,  propr  International  Hotel. 
Foster  fanies,  harness  maker. 
Cansman  John,  barber,  St  Nicholas  IL)tel. 
Hale    J^illivius  A   J,  Gunsnv.th,  rear 

Wilcox  &  Davis'  store. 
Harris  Watson,  blacksmith. 
H.irri«  Wni,  genera!  store. 
Halt  Henry,  lawyer. 

Hart  True,  harness,  saddles  and  trunks. 
Hayfs  James,  agent  F.  \;  P.  NL  Ky.  and 

V.'estein  Union  Telegraph  Co. 
Hetniijgway  Geo  F,  lawyer. 
Hickling  Arthur,  meat  market. 
Hinds  Bros,  druggists. 
Hitchcock  Dvre  W  Uiwyer. 
HorrcU  John,  merchani  tailor. 


lEoxtfcr  Oyg^eS  S,  Groceries  and 
Provisions. 

Muglies*  Geo  W,  Publi'-her  >Fidlaml 
Times  and  News  Depot,  Boc>ks  and  Sta- 
tionery. 

International  Plotel.  Alex  Findlater  prcpr. 

Janes  Geo  A,  hardware. 

Jenny  Charles  L,  surveyor. 

Toimson  Tol.n,  barber, 

Jones  John  R,  physician, 

Kelly  John  H,  grecer. 

Larkin  John,  general  store  and  lumber. 

I.ewi§  .Fames  ,T£,  Mnfr  Picture  Frames, 
Brackets,  etc. 

Lownsbury  James  V,  town  clerk  and  insur- 
ance ageni. 

Lyon  H^&  Son,  black.>m.ilh?  and  carriage 
makers. 

^IcCrary  Wm,  billiard  saloon. 

Mahany  Annora  M  A,  music,  millinery  and 
fancv  goods. 

MedU'f  Ed«  arc!  J,  Propr  St  Nicholas 
Hotel. 

Midland  IndepeiKU^nt.  F  S  Bur- 
ton Publisher. 

Midland  Mineral  Well,  Eenj.nmin  Dean 
propr. 

Mxdiaiul  Times,  Geo  W  Hughes  Pub- 
lislier. 

Morse  Aaron,  general  store. 

Olmsted  Bros,  general  store. 

Reams   Geo  W,  planing    m.ill    and  sash 

factory. 

Reardon  Wrn  6c  John,  shing'.e  mnfrs. 
Reardon  Bros,  general  store. 
Keisicharr  Goorge,  Saloon,  Main. 
Rindsko.a  Henry,  general  store. 
Rogers  Henry  D,  iu>:!ce  of  the  peace. 
Ross  Andrew  \V,  furniture. 
St   ^icliolas    Hotel,   E   J  Medler, 
propr. 

Sheldrick  Wm  T.  saloon. 
Sias  jMlin.  blacksmith. 

Sias  Samuel,  general  store  and  saw  and  grist 
mil!. 

Snell  John,  pump  mnfr. 

Stanford  Mortimer  II,  Lawyer. 

Strong  <N:  McKay,  luacksmiihs. 
Talhot  &  Cookj   blacksmiths   and  wagon 
makers. 

Thompson  C«eori;e  confectionery 

and  new<  depot. 
Tindall  Charles  W,  lawyer. 
Van  Kleeck  Jame-«.  lawyer. 
Van valken burg  vV  Co,  abstract  and  real  es- 

state  office. 
V.iu  VUck  Henry,  h.ikery. 
\  kit  N-.tlian.  liciiti^t. 
Walton  Robert  E.  >>!acksmith. 
Warner  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
WelK,  Stone  vV  Co,  general  store. 
Western  Union  Teh  graph  Co.  Jamc^  Hayes, 
.igcnt. 


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MIL 


\Vhitehou5e  Joseph  H,  physician  and  insur- 
ance agent. 
V/ilcox  &  Davis,  grocers. 
Wolik/  li  k  Bro,  clothing. 

mLAN. 

A  small  place  situated  on  the  boundary 
line  between  ?uilan  township,  in  Monroe 
•county,  and  YorV:  township,  in  Washtenaw 
■county.  It  is  on  the  Saline  river,  a  mill 
stream  affording  some  water  power.  It  is 
:al,so  on  the  line  of  the  patrially  built  Toledo, 
Ann  Arbor  &  Ncithern  Railroiid,  The  soil 
is  rich,  and  produces  all  grains,  and  fruits 
are  grown  in  abundance.  Wheat,  lumber, 
staves  and  wood  are  shipped.  Distances : 
'From  Monroe,  22  miles,  from  Ann  Arbor, 
16  miles.  Population,  225.  It  has  a  tri- 
vweekly  mail.    Henry  H.  Palmer,  postmaster. 


BUSINESS  niRFXTORY. 

Alchin  Edwin,  blacksmith. 
Andrew  Stephen  W,  shingle    and  planing 
mill. 

Armington  Charles  A,  painter. 

J3assac  H  B,  physician. 

Beaman  A  J,  hotel  propr. 

Biackmer  Charles  M,  general  store. 

Eurt  Henry  M,  hardware, 

Callis  Richard,  carpenter. 

Canfield  Charles,  painter. 

Clark  George  &  Co^  general  store. 

Davis  C  A.  carpenter. 

Dunning  V/m  J,  hotel  propr. 

Epley  George,  butcher. 

Gauntlett  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Gauntlett  &  Putnam,  general  store. 

Gay  Simon  H,  general  store, 

HaiiVon  George  M,  mill  wright. 


C3:<i:EDIT0R  AND  PROPRIETOR 


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l/i  in  "9  tl^ 
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ndependen^ 

Published  Every  Saturday,  at 
MIDL^^jSTD  city,  MTCH[ia^V]Sr. 

Office,  West  Main  Street. 

The  iNDEPFN'nF.NT  is  devoted  to  Politic?,  Literature  and  General  News,  is  a  Republican 
Journal  and  a  nrrn  advocate  of  Republican  Principles.  Terms,  $2.00  per  annum. 
JOB  OFFICE  attached.  _ 


land  Times, 


GEO.   W.   HUGHE:S,  Proprietor, 
Published  every  Saturday  at  Midland  City,  Midland  County,  Mich. 

TERMS,  $2.00  PER  ANNUM. 


The  Times  is  devoted  to  Home  Interests  and  General  News.    It  has  the  largest  circulation 
and  ia  the  best  advertising  medium  in  Midland  county. 

All  kinds  of  JOB  PRINTING  Promptly  and  Neatly  Executed 

ST.  NICHOLAS  HOTE 

E.  J,  MEDLER,  Proprietor. 

MIDLAND  CITY,       -  -  MTCriiaAN. 

OOn  STAIU.IVU    IN'  CON^XKCTION". 


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lluison  J«>shua.  painter, 
Lcou.'ird  O  \V,  blacksmith. 

M.nrble  B  V/,  carpenter  and  justice  of  the 
peace. 

r.ilnicr  Henry  II,  physician. 
Talnier  Miss  Mary  A,  miiiiner. 
Siaith  Alexander,  carpenter. 
Stcver  D  C,  wagon  maker. 
Taylor  George,  blast  furnace. 
VVhaiey  WsUiam,  stave   factoiy  and  cider 
mill. 

Wilson  Charles  H,  saw  mill. 
Wilson  Thomas,  fiouring  mill. 
Wolcott  Martin,  harness  maker. 

/  MILE  CREEK. 

A  discontinued  postofBce  of  Muskegon 
county.    [Aritfress  IVhitehall,') 


MILFOBD. 

A  lively  incorporated  village  on  the  line 
of  the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R.,  in  Milford  town- 
ship, Oakland  county,  15  miles  south  of 
Holly,  and  18  males  north  of  Plymouth.  It 
is  20  miles  west  of  Pouliac,  at  the  junction 
of  the  Peitibone  creek  with  the  Huron  river, 
it  has  a  fine  water  power,  and  for  manutac- 
turing  enterprises  has  2  woolen  mills,  a 
{)laning  mill,  2  grist  mills,  a  foundry,  a  fur- 
niture factory,  a  sash  ond  door  factory,  etc. 
Population,  1,500.  There  are  Methodist, 
Baptist  and  Presbyterian  churches  at  Milford, 
good  school  facilities,  a  bank,  a  weekly 
newspaper,  the  Tir,ies,  and  other  social  and 
business  interests  found  in  the  more  thrifty 
of  our  Michigan  village^.  90,000  pounds  of 
wool  were  mirketed  herein  3874.  Express 
—  American  ;  Telegraph — Western  Union. 
John  Crawford,  postmaster. 

fcUSTNESS  DrRE':TORY. 

Abbott  John  A,  demist. 

American  Express  Co.  Eli  C  Roberts  agent. 
Andrews  John  L,  pro[)r  Milford  Exchange 
Bank, 

Anns  Wm  A,  general  store. 
Austin  Bros,  groceries. 
Baughn  Wm,  dentist. 

Benueit  C  P2,  groceries,  crockery  and  glass- 
ware. 

Blssell  Edward  J,  lawyer. 

Hridgeniann  R  F,  groceries. 

Brown  Joseph,  physician. 

B>rowne  J  N  \-  E  E,  photographic  artists. 

(  alhoun  Mr.s  T  N,  millinery. 

Clupcii  W      Cic  H  C,  dry  goods. 

Coni\or  David,  tailor. 

Crawford   Henderson,  law,    insurance  and 
^  real  estate  agent. 
Cruwiord  Jami:s,  grocer. 

Crawford  John  general  store  and  }-vo%! ni  i-.tor. 


C-raviTord  Walter.  Real  Estate,  Insur- 
ance and  Collection  Agent. 

Cray  A,  saloon. 

Danson  J  C,  furniturg  mnfr. 

Davidson  Rev  J  F  (Methodist). 

Davis  George,  woolen  factory. 

Dever  William,  blacksmith. 

Dopp  John,  barber. 

Ferguson  Samuel  B,  furniture  mnfr, 

Hagadorn  Alex  D,  physician. 

Hathcrn  John,  propr  Hathorn  House. 
[  Hensted  Miss  Nellie  S,  millinery, 
j  Hewitt  John  S,  driiggis't. 
I  IIiJcJi<.^>€k  J'asiies  If,  Meat  Market. 

Hoffruan  trustave,  liquors  and  cigars. 

Holley  S  o:  A,  proprs  Pettibone  ISlilLs. 

Houchen  Wm,  efoceries. 

Hovey  Wni  F,  physician. 

flubbell  Edv/in,  cashier  Milford  Exchange 
Bank. 

Jackson  Isaac  P,  editor  and  propr  Milford 

Times. 

Johnston  Alexander,  propr  Johnston  Mouse, 

Johnston  Robert,  physician, 

J^oIsi^citoTi  IlLoiljie,  Alexander  John- 
ston Propr, 

King.sbury  C  L,  druggist  and  physician, 

Kinyon  &  West,  pro[)r5  Kinyon  ilouse. 

Ladd  Frank  M,  general  store. 

J^arkin  4I'  llowlaiiO,  Grocers, 
Mnfrs  Lumber  and  bhingle>,  Sash  and 
Doors,  and  Proprs  Grain  Elevator. 

Linghani  Osborn,  wool,  grain  and  pro- 
duce.- 

Lovejoy  &  Son,  groceries, 
Lowell  Hiram  A,  carpenter  and  builder. 
McGregor  Rev  J  W  (  Presbyterian). 
Mathews  Daniel,  propr  Peitibone  mills, 
Milford  Exchange  Bank,  John  L  Andrews 
propr. 

Minihan  James,  saloon. 

Morrison  Daniel,  drugs  and  boots  and 
shoes. 

Morrison  Rev  J  W,  (Baptist). 

Northrup  vSc  Phipps,  hardware  and  farming 

implement^. 
O^eii  Francis  Browning,  Book 

Agent  and  .Author,  (Browning's  I'oems). 
Owen  A-  falKiiJS,  Clothing. 
Peters  Jacob,  woolen  factory  and  tiouring 

mill. 

Phillips  Alvah  T,  pump  maker. 

Pickering  Jos  F,  harness  maker. 

l*ol(s  I'raiik,  meat  market. 

Potts  H  A,  harness  maker. 

Richard >on  Wm  H,  groceries. 

Riley  Charle.s,  hardware. 

Rowe  S  R,  jeweler. 

St.  John  Oliver  H.  jeweler. 

Scavcr  Wm  P,  moat  market. 

Shafer  .Mon'o  G,  books  and  slaUonoiy. 

Shepard  J  W,  millinery. 

.Shepard  P.>rlor  .\,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 


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MICHIGAN   STATE  GAZET-^  t  E1: 


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Sloughter  }'  C,  livery  and  sale  stable, 

Taylor  &  Ilowell,  n\i!linery, 

Tenny  ^  Gregg,  planing  mili  and  lasii  and 

door  mrifrs. 
Teuny  4%  Grow,  Millinery  and  Dress 

Making. 

Thornhiil  J  &  Bm,  ireneral  store. 

TliOri»S>sH  &  S'^^li,  Merchant  Tailors. 

Trump  Daniel,  Cooper. 

Van  Leuven  Hiram  11,  general  store. 

Viges,  YVilIiarns  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes. 

Vowles  Joseph,  mnfr  cultivators. 

Wakely  A  S,  wagon  maker. 

Wells  Bros,  founders  and  machinists. 

Wood  Nelson,  b.Trbe--. 

VVooton  John  S,  boot'--  and  shoes. 

MILL  BROOK. 

A  postofhce  in  Mecota  county.  22  rniles 
east  of  Morley,  on  the  G.  R.  >^  I.  R.  It 
has  a  tri-wctkly  luau. 

MILLBUEG. 

A  place  of  about  i So  inhabitants,  in  the 
town  of  Benton,  Berrien  county.  7  w.ilt^  due 
east  of  BcnTon  Harbor.  Blue  creek  furnir^li- 
es  water  power  fur  crie  flouring  niilh  flour 
lumber  and  fruit  ore  tne  leading  exports. 
Settled  in  1S36.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  niail. 
S.  Hill,  pootmaster. 

BUSINFSS  DtRFXl<'>KY. 

Buchanan  Samuel,  hotel  propr. 
King  A  J,  physician. 

Ma.xson  '  ,  botanic  phfsician. 

Randall  Wm  &  Bro.  general  store  and,  flour- 
ing mill. 
Reece  Rev  John,  i  Disciples 
Scofield  A  L,  carriage  maker. 


north  of  Gr.ifid  Rapids  and  at  the  junctir.- 
of  the  G.  R,  N.  &  L.  S.  R.  K  -  with  the  G.  1- 


&  I.  K 


It  is  in  a  good  farmin?  sect:  - 


with  water  power  on  Mill  creek,  Eli  Pium  •. 
postoias'er. 

■LUSJNF.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Corapton  fames  R,  hotel  propr. 

Culver  Onds,  blacksmith. 

Tarvis  Morris,  physician. 

Leland  Aaron,  saw  mil!. 

Mentzer  I,  pump  maker. 

Plumb  E'&'Sons,  flouring  mdll  and  grocery. 


MU-.L  GROVE.  _ 

A  small  village  on  the  lint  of  the  M.  1. 
S.   R.  R.,    in  Allegan  lowpship,  Aiie^..;. 
county,  4  miles  northwest  of  Allegan  vilLt^ 
It  is  in  the  fruit  growing  region,  has  3 
mills,  and  ships  lumber,  shlngies,  staves  a  •  . 
heading.      Poprlatiou    150.  Alonzo 
Durgh,  postmaster. 

TIISINESS  DIRECTO.SY. 

Mill  Grove  Stave  &  Heading  Mnfg  Co,  sta.":- 

and  heading 
Vo>burgh  Alonzo,  general   store   auvl  sr.-.f 

mill. 


MILL  CREEK. 

A  post  othce  and  rcdlroad  station  in  tiie 
tcwii  of  Rlainfield,  Kent  county,  4  n^iles 


MILLINGTON. 

A  place  of  about  200  population  m  Md 
lington  township.  Tuscola  county.  It 
the  D.  <k  B.  C.  K.  R.,  80  miles  from  Detr.'.t 
and  7  south  of  Vassar.  It  i-  in  a  good  bect'j 
and  maple  country,  prO'iucing  exceliert 
grain,  but  shipping  a?  yet  only  lumber  : 
shingles.  Telegraph— Atlantic  cS:  TacifA-. 
Express — American,  .-\uiony  DeWitt.  po>t- 
mailer. 

Bl'SINESS  riRF.CT'jKY. 
Avery  &  Murphy,  lumber  diealers. 
Baker  \Vn\,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 
Raker  Rev  Wm. 
Beach  Homer  A,  gerxeral  store. 
Brown  F  W,  boot  and  jhoemaker. 


•Mr 


One  Block  West  of  f.  i  P.  M,  Depot. 

MILFORD,       -  MICHIGAN, 


-ooo- 


ALEX.  JOHNSTON,  Jr.,  rrcprietcr. 


House  nad  Barn   tMiUrvly   New.  and  First-Clavs  Accom modi^- 

tion  Guaranteed 


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AND  "BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


MON 


555 


CVrpron  George,  hotel  pTQyc. 

ChiUson  Waters  restaurar  t. 

Church  Rev  C  L  (Method;:;!!, 

if.mstock  Rev  S  A  (Free  Will  Baptlsit). 

TJar.iels  Willis,  carriage  and  'Aagon  maker. 

i^cf^eer  Louisa,  boot  and  shocrac'.ker. 

Han>e  L,  general  store. 

liarris  G  S,  physician  and  ?urt^ecn. 

Lambert  Willard,  hotel  propr. 

M^nher  C  E,  grocer. 

Katlibun  &  Dewitt,  general  ?tore. 

KhcKiCi;  F,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 

Rogers  David,  physician. 

Vv'oll  iV  Beach,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 

IvICLTON. 

A  posioffice  in  the  tov;ii  of  Chcsterriel d. 
M;\CQmb  county,  "-^n  the  line  of  the  (j.  1  . 
Kaiivvay,  S  uiiles  above  Mt.  Clemens  an^. 

rr.GUth  of  New  Baltimore  station. 


■  MINDEN. 

A  village  of  Minden  township,  in  the 
"lortheast  part  of  Sanilac  county.  It  is  si:- 
-ated  in  a  good  farming  region^  but  lumber 
i*;  toe  chief  article  shipi)ed.  It  lies  9  n:iies 
\*est  of  Forestville,  and  has  a  semi-weekly 
njail.  Popidation  130.  O.  K.  Kerr,  pust- 
inaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Brown  Richard,  blacksmirdi., 
Donnlin  John,  hotel  propr. 
i'ioyd  Henry,  harness  maker. 
Gariick  Wm  H,  cabinet  maker. 
Hetfield  F  O,  hotel,  general  store 
ture,  . 

Johnson  A  N,  physician. 
j'n\es  Alfred,  hotel  propr, 

NfcKen/ie   ,  blacksmith. 

■'^lackey  Adam,  general  store. 
Mills  W  A,  lawyer. 
Moort  A,  wagon  maker. 
Mudge  B'  H  &  Son,  founders. 
Konie/ik  ^Jichael,  shoemaker, 
f^omezik  Nicholas,  shoemaker. 
Snyder  C  E,  wagon  maker, 
^^hitchouse  Geort:e.  >.'eneral  store. 


ind  furni- 


MINERAI..  SPRINGS. 

A  postoffice  in  Ensley  township,  Newaygo 
"junty,  16  miles  southeast  of  Newaygo  vil- 
^•'k'e,  and  S  west  of  Sand  lake,  on  ihVO.  K. 
^  I.  K.  K.  Shingles  arc  the  chid"  product 
the  vicinity.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail. 
'<>«iti^nin   E.  f>ench,  postmaster. 

HUbiNtS^  DIRECTORY. 

'•arhite  Wiiliain,  shinyle  mnfr. 
^  '<iin  Calvin,  general  store. 
Kcv  Theodore  S, 


MITCHELI., 

A  posio.*^ce  in  the  town  of  Banks,  Antrim 
county,  20  lailes  north  of  Elk  Rapids,  The 
country  hereabouts  is  devoted  chiefly  to  farm- 
ing, and  wheat,  oaLs,  corn,  potatoes  and  hay 
are  cultivated.  The  alternate  sections  here 
are  railroad  lands  Lel<).'";ging  to  the  G-.  R.  & 
I.  R.  R.  Settled  1868.  It  has  a  weekly 
mail.    Edward  Wiltse,  postmaster. 

E  us  I  NESS  DIRECTORY. 
Walton  Anderson,  fiouring  mill. 
Whiitlcid  John,  flouring^rnill. 


MOLINE. 

A  station  and  postoftlce  on  the  G.  R.  'K:  I. 

county,  16  miles  south  of 


R.  R 


Al'e 


ifan 


Grand  Rapids,  and  32  north  of  Kalamazoo. 

"    ,  MONROE. 

The  county  scat  of  Monroe  county,  a  thriv- 
ing little  city  near  the  southeast  corner  of 
the  State,  41  miicb  a  little  we^t  of  south  of 
Detroit,  and  24  northeast  of  Toledo.  It 
is  on  the  river  Raisin,  near  where  it  emp- 
ties into  lake  Erie.  Jt  lias  2  railroad  con- 
nections with  Detroit  and  Tfded.o,  the  L.  S. 
&  M.  S.  R.  R.,  an-.l  the  Canada  Southe'.tv. 
1  he  main  line  of  the  L.  S.  tv  M.  S.  R.  R.  also 
connects  it  with  Adrian  and  Chicago  and  the 
F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R..  extending  northward 
with  Saginaw  and  Ludir.gion.  It  is  thus 
quite  a  railroad  center. 

Monroe  has  a  population  of  about  6,000. 
It  has  13  ch;.irches,  3  Catholic,  the  rest  I'rot- 
estant  of  the  difterent  dcnomina'ions.  There 
is  a  very  hne  union  school  building  and  sev- 
eral ward  schools,  also  an  e.\ce!lent  private 
academy  and  collegiate  institute  for  young 
ladies,  of  which  Rev.  E.  J.  B<jyd  is  princi- 
pal, and  which  has  abc'Ut  lOO  pupils  con- 
stantly in  attendance.  The  newspaper  press 
is  represented  by  the  Comf/teniu/,  Republi- 
can, and  the  Afaiitor^  Democratic,  both  en- 
terprising weekly  journals. 

The  busines>  interests  of  Monroe  embrace 
5  flouring  mills,  a  stave  factory,  a  spoke  fac- 
tory, a  gla.ss  sand  mill,  2  foundries,  a  plaster 
mil!  and  a  tobacco  factory,  the  latter  en.- 
ployiiig  So  hands,  and  doing  a  business  of 
5500.000  a  year.  The  nursery  business  is 
;dso  carried  on  extensively  at  Monroe  and 
in  the  vicinity.  Express,  United  S  ales. 
Telegraph,  Western  Union. 
Wm.  .\.  Noble,  p'^sniaster. 

BUstNrss  ruRF.cToKV. 
Acker  Leonard,  blacksmith.  58  W  Front. 
Adams  (!v   Durrll,  undertakers,  44  E  Kn  nl. 
Aldrich  Adilison  E,  ju>tice  ot  the  peace,  24 
E  Front. 

Alcxatultr  Johii,  blacksmith  and  machini>t, 
•    cor  Fi>urih  «nU  CiV^s. 


\ 


556 


MON 


MICHIGAN'  STATE  GAZETTEER 


MON 


Allera  Fianz,  tinsmith,  7  \V  ]''ront. 
American  Express  Office,  Charles  Cowan, 

agent,  19  \Vashin<jton, 
Artinugh    &  Cassidy,  black^rnitho,    52  E 

From 

Armitaj^'e  George  \V  A,  grocer,  15  Wash- 
in^non. 

Arniiiage  James  &  Co,  general  store,  7  Wash- 
iisgton. 

Arnold  Siias  R,  phvKician,  20  Front  E, 
Asarn   Joseph,    sewing   machine   agent,  4 
Monroe. 

Atcherson  Jamea  W,  livery,  Washington  WS. 
Baier  Peter,  blacksmith,  57  Front  W. 
Baker  Chas  M,  sewing  machine  agent,  Wash- 


ington. 


Baldwin  E,  lawyer.  Washington. 
l'<eaubien  Andrew  D,  groceries,  45  Froiil  E. 
Back,  Wagner  &  Ohr,  carriages,  Monroe. 
Berthelote  Louis,  groceries,  3  Front  W. 
Bezeau  Ferdinand,  wagon  maker,  Monroe. 
Black  John,  wagon  makert  First. 
Biankertz  Jacob,  toys,  Front  W. 
Bonning  Christian,  boots  and  slioes,  9  Mon- 
roe. 

Iloj'-fl   ErasoillS  Principal  Vcung 

Ladies'  Seminary  and  Collegiate  Institute, 
cor  Fourth  and  State, 

■i>ragdon  A  B,  station  agent,  L.  S.  &  ^L  vS.  R. 
R. 

Brown  I  E,  physician,  29  Front  E. 
Bruckner  &  Newton,  hardware,  16  Front  E. 
Bulkley  Gershom,  groceries,  8  Front  E. 
Bulkley  John  M,  dry  goods,  iS  Front  E. 
Barley  Ahnoa  J.  photographer,  S  Front  E. 
Campbell  Wm  S,  insurance  agent,  19  Front 
E. 

Carlisle  Mrs  J,  millinery,  cor  Monroe  and 
1st. 

Carter  Wirt  L,  crockery,  I  Front  W. 
Chamberlin   J    M   &    Son,  flouring  mills. 
Monroe. 

Clark  Wm  D,  physician,  4  Front  E. 

Clemo  Wm  C,  physician,  16  Monroe. 

Cole  Chapm,  station  agent  C.  S.  R.  R.' 

Cole  Henry  T,  furniture,  9  Washington. 

Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Heart,  cor  Mon- 
roe and  Elmwood  ave. 

Cron   George,  boots    and  shoes,  32  Front  E. 

Daiber  Anton,  general  store,  36  Front  W. 

Daiber  PhUip,  music  dealer,  55  Front  W. 

Dansard  B  &  Sons,  bank,  cor  Front  and 
Washington, 

I^arrala  I.eavi'^,  Justice  of  the  Peace, 
cor  Front  and  Monroe. 

Daschner  Christian,  meat  market,  3  Kront  E. 

Davis  John,  justic  e  of  the  peace,  ij  Wasl'i- 
ington. 

Davis  Mortimer  F,  Howe,  S  M  agent,  16 
Front  E. 

Dennisim  John,  millwright,  cor  Fouvlh  .ind 
Ca.ss. 

IHMler,  Martin,  saloon.  5  Front  W. 


Dor->ch  &    Weiss,    drugs,    paint-.,  e'c. 

Front  E. 
Duclos  Frank,  saloon,  Front  V/. 
Duncanson  S     Son,  house  and  ugn  pai,>". 

er5,  Washington. 
Durell  Henry,  furniture,  36  Front  E. 
Eisenmann  Frederick, sash,  doorr,  and  l)l!ri 

Macomb, 

Eisenmann  &  Co,  saloon,  33  Front  E. 
Euler  Charles,  saioon,  47  Front  E. 
Ferner  &  Kronback,  boots  and  s'loe-.,  I^ 
Front  W. 

Fust  National  Bairk,  T  E  W'mg  pre.sidcn", 

Charles  G  Johnioa  cash,  lO  Wa^hingtca 
Fix  Jas  J,  groceries,  50  Front  E. 
Frank  Bros,  boots  and  shoes,  12  Front  E. 
Friedenberg  Louis,  clothing,  2S  Front 
Gicrschke  x\ugust,  justice  of  the  peace,  cr/- 

lecting  and  insurance  ager.t,  cor  Fro.-.: 

and  Monroe. 
Gip;)ert  Wm,  confectioner,  iS  Monroe. 
Godfrey  J  L  C  Oie  Co,  dry  g^ods,  26  Front  K . 
Golden  Patrick,  groceries,   cor   Front  an : 

Macomb. 

Grant  L  &  j  F,  jewelers,  23  Front  E. 
Gravier  Pvose,  confectioner,  w  5  Wa-shirg- 
ton. 

Greening  ,  nursery. 

Grosvenor       Phinney,    lawyers,  S    \N  ash 
ington. 

HaiiiiUoi)  3Xilo  1>  A:  Son,  Pmnr. 
Monroe  Commercial,  19  Washington. 
[See  aJz'.) 

Haremes  Nicholas,  saddlery,  34  Front  W. 
Harvey  Emerson  C,  flouring  mills,  ofhce  j 
Monroe. 

Heck  John,  black>milh,  cor  Front  an  i 
Smith. 

Heck,  Schrauder  &  Son,  meat  market,  f 
Front  E. 

Ilcndregg  John,  groceries,  24  Monroe. 
Hersey  Alon/o,  saloon,  35  Front  E. 
Ilifhlein  Paul,  restaurant,  e  s  depot. 
Hubbard  F  H      Co,  groceries.  15  Front  K. 
Hubbell  Joseph  J,  billiards,  17  Washington. 
Hubbell  Miss  L,  millinery,  2d. 
Hubbell  Wm,  music  dealer,  2d. 
Ilurd  George,  grain  and  seeds,  cor  Monro? 
and  Front. 

Ilgt-nfriu  I  E  i:  Co.  nur-ery,  1st  nr  depot. 
Jaminet  Jolm  P,  hardware,  22  Front  E.  ^ 
janney  J.^mes  W,  Farmer's  Hotel,  cor  i^^' 

and  Harrison.  , 
Johnson  Chas   G,    cashier    Fii^t  N.iti.^ni* 

Hank.  W.ishingion,  ^  , 

Jones   ,  rc'.taurant,  cor  Fir^^l  &  C.  ^ 

R'y. 

Ka^elmann  Conrad,  merchant  tailor,  «* 
M>>ni*<e. 

Kelley  N.uhaniel  F,  harness.  10  Mour»>o 
Kendal    Nachan    N,    millinery    and  f*'"'' 

goods,  21  W  k  hinglon. 
Kiburtz  Mc'.chior,  grocer,  ij  Fion!  W. 


COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE, 

MONROE  CITY,       -       -       -  MICHIGAN. 


This  nhstltiUion  for  the  Eduocitiay^  of  Toung  Ladies 
has  hfu>]}  in  successful  operation  for  more  than  25  y^Htrs. 
niias  aJivans  mnintadned  a  hAglf.  rank  for  it^  cduca- 
Moncd  and  Christian  character.    It  offers  unsurpassed 
opportunUiesfor  extensive  acrpdrements  in 


\si\\]ut.\ici   LAUbUHbco  h\\u  iviuoiv 

focal  r,nd  InMnmhenUol,  Fianu  and  Organ,  havir^^  IS  l'i<^'^^'%f'^f 
Or^cuiis  ill  the-  Musical  Department  for  lessons  and  practice.  ^hr..e 
Music  Professors.  ^        BO'xlh  PrincIpsK 


CALFB  IVES 


JAS.  G.  McBRIDE 


MlClii 

ILL  ——^'^ 


T  7  r\ 


LVCCO 


 •oo<^- 


9§ 


CHE'WING  TOBACCO 


 4>0-0- 


JAMBS  G.  McBBlDE  &  CO., 

0,  u  i  13  \Va>liiiii5t^^M  Street, 

MONE  0  E,  -  ^^^^ 


'^s^^  W WXCX'X       ^^.JUW  U  w  *  5 


Trier  of  Kent  and  Lyosi  Streets, 
GliAND  RAPIDS,  -  -  MIOHIGAN 


lliis   Hoioo  ^vas  entirely  n^w  in    1:^74,  and  is  especially  designed  as  a 

house  ior  travelers  <ind  business  men. 

E.  F.  COVfi.LL  ProDrietor. 


B,  IJBESMORE  &  CO., 


DEAI^ERS  IN 


HlNERY 


xMACHINE  OILS,  SAWS. 


ieltmg  and  all  Mill  Supplies, 


61  Canal  Street,  {Old  Mumber,) 


GRAND  RAPIDS,       -       -       -  MIOHIGAN. 

W,  H.  FULl.r,R,  ALFREO  A    Mil  Miwr 

President.  '^^^f^P  ^  ^MU-MINE. 

Sec  y  and  Supt. 

Novelty  Iron  Works, 

Manufaclurers  ajul  Roinvircrs  of       knuls  of 

ma,gi-ii-n;"k:r 


4-4  NorLh  Fioiit  Street, 

GRAND  RAPIDS,  -         .  MIOHIGAN. 


MON 


AND  PUSINF.SS  DIRKCTOPY. 


M  ON 


557 


First. 


KiUdicr  Vincen'^,  gunsmith,  34  Front  E. 
Kirchgessner  Frank  A,  grocer,  7  Monroe. 
Kirschiier  A,  tannery,  Front. 
Knap  &  Fc^'le,  blacksmiths.  First, 
Knauf  Mrs  A,  fancy  goods,  7  Front. 
Koehler  &  Eichbauer,  nia.r!ile  work^, 
Kreruer  Chas,  grocer,  !i  and  T3  FVoni 
Kreuchauf  Conravl,  grocer,  S  Monroe. 
Kucera  John,  tailor,  6  Washing; ion. 
Kuli  George  F,  wagon  maker,  Front. 
Riili  Jacob,  gunsmith,  Front. 
KiiU  BroSj  wagon  maker.';.  Front. 
Lafountain,    Loranger  &  Co.  bankers,  cor 

Front  and  Monroe. 
Laiiers  Sel)astian,  grocer,  Front  W. 
Lewis  Isaac,  books  and  stationery,  27  Front 


MMiis^nn  Tobacco  Vt'orlis,  James 

G  McBride  &  Co,  Propr>,  9  to  13  Wash- 
ington.    {See  adv  ) 
Miller  Edward,  clothes  cleaner,  cor  Monroe 
and  First. 

Mi'chell  Leonard,  books  and  stationery,  5 

Front  E. 
Mohr  Jacob,  grocer,  53  Front  \V. 
Mohr  &  Kurtz,  marble  works.  28  Monroe. 


Lewis  &  Reynolds,  nursery. 

Liolit  &  Schaub,  clothing,  24  Front  F, 

I  ittle  James  G,  insurance  a^^ent,   cor  Front 

and  Monroe. 
LilClt;  fcllilier  ti,,  Dry  Goods,  Cajpet.s 

and  Groceries,  2  Front  E. 
Little.heid  &  Bentley,  druggists,   16  NTonroe. 
Loefrler  John   &  i->ro,  boots  and  shoes,  4 

Monroe. 

Long  Amos  M,  dentist,  5  Monroe. 

L<'0se  Chas  &    Sons,  grain  merchants  and 

grocers,  4  Front  E. 
Loranger  &  Vanderheyden,  dry  goods,  7 

Front  H. 

jTIellriiile  Jnio^**  O  *!'  €0,  Michigan 
Tobacco  Works,  9  lo  13  Washington.  \^^ee 
adv. ) 

McLaren  &  Donohoe,  foundry,  cor  F'ourth 

and  Monroe. 
Martin  Chrisropher,  saloon,  56  Front  W. 
Martin  George,  boots  and  shoes,    13  Mon- 

roe, 

Martin  &  Kausler,  boots  and  shoes,  17  Mon- 
roe. 

Meinzint^er  Charles,  meat  market,  cor  First 

an<i  Monroe. 
Meyerfeld  Solomon,  clothing,  17  Front  E. 


hmgton. 


Monroe  City  Linrary,  T 
31osir€»e     OniiHicrciai,  (Weekly), 

M  D  Hamilton  &  ion,  Proprs,  19  W:u,h- 

ington.    {S'.'e  adv). 
Monroe  Gas  Light  Co,  J   M  Sterling.  r:res 

cor  Front  and  Washington. 
Monroe  Monitor,  (weekly).    Morton,  Lee 

&  Kur/.,  I'ropfs,  12  Front  E. 
Monroe  Wine  Co,  Weir  «>c  Sedlacz'ek,  proprs. 

Front  E. 

Morris  Gouv'ernier,  dry  goods,  14  Monroe. 

Morris  Gou vernier,  lawyer,  14  Monroe. 

MorNm.  'I^c-e  &  liiirz,  FVoprs  .Mon- 
roe Monitor  aiid  Book  and  Job  Printers, 
12  Front  E. 

Munch  Anton,  bakery,  wines  and  liquors, 
19  and  21  Monroe. 

Nadeau  James,  variety  store,  53  Front  E. 

Naockel  George,  tailor,  15  Monroe. 

Nicb.ols  Howard  T,  jewelry,  16  Front  E. 

Noble  Henry  ^L  insurance  agent,  Front  E. 

Noble  John  S,  lawyer,  Monroe. 

Noble  H  Shaw,  lawyer,  14  Monroe. 

Noble  Wni  A,  postmaster,  cor  Washington 
and  Public  Sc]uare. 

Noble  W  A  &  Son,  lumber  aud  shingles,  cor 
Front  and  Harrison, 

Parker  Burt,  lawyer,  cor  Front  and  Wash- 
ington. 

Pendleton  Dwight,  louring  mill. 

Peters  &  Benderitter,  blacksnuth.s,  Monroe. 

Point  de  Peau  Grape  (ic  Wine   Co,  Jas  M 

Sterling  pres. 
Quigley  Thomas,  auctioneer,   w  s  W-ash- 

ington. 


Established  1840. 


M.  D.  HA.MILTON. 


Published  Weekly 

F^D.  H.\ .MILTON 


M.  D.  HAMILTON  &  SON, 

.  f3^PR0PRIET0RS  OF  THE^c-"^":? 

Monroe  Commercial 

AND  JOB  PRINTING  OFFICE. 
MONROE,  -     ■     -         -  MICHIGAN. 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER. 


MO.N' 


i 
* 


Rapp  Creorge,  barber,  8  Fronl  E. 

Kauch  [ohn  R,  lawyer.  10  V/aphiagtoa. 

Reillv  M  O,  millinery,  Monroe. 

Keynolds  NeWoa,  carri;ige  builder,  Monroe. 

Rivard  Eli,  grocer.  55  Front  E. 

River  Raisin  Grape  Cu,  G  W  Brackaer  agt, 
16  Froni  E. 

Robart  James,  grocer,  38  Front  E. 

Robeart  Fabian,  grocer,  1st. 

Ronan  J  D,  lawyer,  cor  Yroixi  and  Washing- 
ton. • 

Root  E  B  &  Son,  sash,  doors  and  blinds, 
Front. 

PvUpp  Adolf,  furnir.ure.  12  Moi^roe. 
Russell  Mrs  C  M,  confectioner,    29  Wash- 
ington. 

Ruttrnan  J<>hn  L,  meat  market,  cor  Front 
and  Cass, 

Sackett  Samuel  M,  drugs  and  stationery,  29 
Front  E. 

Saiivao-e  A  T,  restaurant,  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
Depot. 

Sawyer  Alfred  I,  physician,  17  Front  E. 

Schrnelyer  Christian,  bakery.  Front  E. 

Schnurstein  Henry,  grocer,  48  Front  W. 

Schope  Philip,  lumber,  Front. 

Schwingschlegl  Frank,  painter,  51  Front  W. 

Sedlaczek  Frank,  cigar  ninfr.  21  Front  E. 

Sedlaczek  Fred  iii  Co,  cigars  and  tobacco,  12 
Washington. 

Seib  &  Schmidt,  meat  market,  6  Monroe. 

Sieb  &  Baier,  hardware,  cor  fVont  and  Mon- 
roe. 

Sill  Frank  S  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  5  Wash- 
ington. 

Sink  M,  re-tauranr,  L.  S.     M,  S.  Depot. 
Smith  loHn.  foundry,  Monroe. 
Soans  Peter,  physician,  7  Front  E, 
Soleau  Si  Roberts,  greceis,  9  Front  W. 
Southworth  C  T.  physician,  8  Washington. 
Steck  John,  furaiture,  cor  Monroe  znd  2I. 
Steckert,  Frin2el  ^S:  Co,  hardware,  20  Mon- 
roe. 

Steiner  \Vm,  hardware,  lo  Front  E. 
Sterling  J  &  Co,  forwarders,  s  of  r.vilvoad, 
Wharf. 

Stoddard  Clarence  R,  druggi=;t,  25  Fri^nt  E. 
Strong  G  W      Sons,  proprs  vSlrong'-i  H  gel, 

cor  Public  S  [uare  and  Washington. 
Sturn  P>,  restaarant,  L.  S,  oc  M.  S.  Depot. 
Swop  J  &  Co,  grocers,  49  Front  E.  ' 
Teriy,  saw  mill.  \<i  e  of  railroa'i. 
Toll  iS:  Paxlon,  glass  sand  nulls,  1st  e  of  C. 

S.  Ry. 

Townsend  Lewis  J,  grocer,  51  Front  E. 
Traver,  stave  factory.  1st  e  of  r.nlroad. 
Tri'jnet  A\rthur,  l^arSer,  4  Washiv-.^r-in. 
Tri<[i;ot  Aiigiist.  b.^rb-cr,  46  Front 
Uhl  .Miss  A,  fancy  good-.,  25  Washington. 
United  States  Express,  Joseph  Clark  agent, 

•  14  W-ishington. 
Vandal!  Henry.  Junciion  H.nise. 
Van  Warner  J,  spoke  factor\'.  1st  e  of  railrOAd. 


Vcrgho  Bros,  dr>-  goods,  1 1  and  13  Front  V. 
Verhoeven  Bernird,  barber,  27  Washing:..-. 
Vetcer  John,  saloon,  9  Front  Vv . 
Voge:  Edward,  saloon,  Front  W. 
Waedelich  John  M,  Western  Hotel,  62  Fronr. 
Wagner  A  &  Bro,  watches  and  jewelry,  31 

Front  E. 
Wahl  John,  brewer. 

Walidorf    Frederick,   flouring    and  plxslrr 

mills.  Front  E. 
Webb  Miss  Ell.a,  news  depot,  19  Washir;.' 

ton. 

Weier  Anthony,  cenfectioner.  Front  W. 
Weier  Chas,  groceries  and  .'^aloon.  64  rra:., 
West  Wm  C,  physician,  19  Front  E. 
West  Virginia  Oil  &  Oil  Land  Co,  cor  Fro-.it 

and  Wiishington. 
We^rerman.n    Anion,  wagon    maker.  From 

opp  Smith. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Otiice,  Mrs  Toseri 

Clark  operator,  14  Washington. 
VvTiiits   (k    Raieigh,    lawyers,    Monroe  :o: 

r'ront. 

Wing-  Anderson,  Lawyer,  cor  Front 

and  Washington. 
W^ing  Simon,  photographer,  25  Front  E. 
V/itt  Christ,  grocer,  46  Front  V*''. 
Yaeger  Emmanuel,  boots  and  shoes,  5  Front 

\V. 

York  James,  sa.ih,  doors  and  bliuus,  cor  4lh 

and  Monroe. 
Yoiiiisr    Lntlics'    Seniinary  nn<l 

Collotjiutc    Institute,    L  J  Bn: 

Principal,  cor  Cass  and  4th.    {See  aJziA 
Yo'.'nglove  Lewis,  carriage  builder,  Monr  xr. 
Zang  Jacob,  grocer,  60  Front  W. 


MONROE  CENTER. 

A  pjstoihce  in  Blair  township,  Gran>l 
Travers'e  county,  12  miles  south  of  Traver?? 
Citv.  It  I-  located  in  an  undulating  counirv, 
producing  hay,  wheat,  potatoes,  etc.,  ami 
shipping  away  lumber.  Kin:.jsley*s  stati"'' 
on  the  Traverse  City  branch  of  the  G.  R. 
R.  R.  i.-.  the  nearest  railway  station.  It  h-^^ 
a  tri  weekly  mail.  W.  H.  IL  Browason, 
poaiQiastet. 

FUSINE.S.S  DIRECTORY. 

Brownson  M  vS,  physivii.m. 
Brownson  Wm  H  H,  hotel  propr. 
Crain  S  E,  gunsmit!;.  • 
Duell  .\.  blacksmith. 
Cr  rid  ley  F,  engineer. 
Jenning-i  M  B,  cooper. 
Sladelbvaer  J,  boot  and  :.hi'-eir>aker. 
Stevens  T  R.  gencr.tl  store 
I  Stinchcomb  Rev  Willi-im.i.Melhod.st  Ep»>co 
!  pais 

Whitman  Rev  0.  (Methodist  Episcopal). 
Wtijhtnx.in  G  H,  builder. 
Wi^htman  H  E,  architect  and  builder. 


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MONTAGUS. 

The  beautiful  village  of  Moncague  i>  >it- 
uvx<.\  in  Mu.skegon  county.  17  m:ie>  north  of 
ihe  city  of  Muskegon,  and  about  6  miles 
•rem  the  Michigan  shore,  and  on*  the  north 
hank  of  VVhite  lake,  a  p-cturei.jue  sheet  of 
water  of- some  7  nuies  in  ienjth  by  an  aver- 
ac^e  of  two  miles  in  width  ;  it  navigable 
t.ie  entire  length  for  the  largeit  of  lake  ves- 

Montaj^ue  has  a  population  of  1,356,  accord- 
iv.^  to  the  State  census  of  1S74.  and  i>  a  live 


enierprisme  towi 


of  us 


t  eient  year-  stLT.din^. 


Ii  has  already  attained  a  considerable  impor- 
tance as  a  lumber  manufacturing  p-jint,  there 
being  located  in  Montague  proper  7  saw 
xwilh,  and  2  shingle  mills,  while  on  the  s.:.u;h 
shore  of  White  lake,  the  siH.-urbs  of  Mon- 
:  loue.  there  are  fifteen  or  twenty  more,  u.akmg 
.1  total  of  some  thirty  mills  having  an  aggre- 
^^ate  capacity  of  about  100,000, cx>o  feel  of 
lumber  per  sea^on. 

The  city/ens  are  ensuring  the  fu'iure  suc- 
cess of  the  town  by  the  introduction  of  man- 
ufacturing establishment^.  This  interest  is 
aheady  quite  large,  and  is  -teaauy  mcreas- 
ing,  Und<ir  ^his  head  comes  a  large  sash, 
door  and  blinLi  factory,  the  Montague  irun 
v.-orks,  a  curtain  stick,  .-.'at  and  map  mount- 
i;;g  factory, 'a  steam  flouring  rail'.,  a  boiler 
.shop,  and  a  wagon  manufactory. 

Many  of  the  citizens  are  turning  their  at- 
tention to  fruit  growing  with  good  success, 
the  peachc-'-  being  of  as  tine  a  na%or  as  tho.->e 
of  the  St.  Joseph  region.  There  are  three 
peach  orchards,  of  about  5,000  trees  each, 
under  an  advar.ced  s'ate  of  cultivation. 
These  shipped  in  iS;4  over  5,000  b.i-kets  oi 
peaches.  In  additiuu  to  the  above  an 
01  chard  of  10,000  tree-^  was,  to  be  set  out  in 
fhe  spring  of  1875.  '^^-''^ 
!;eved,  is  destined  to  become,  at  no  distant 
'!iy,  the  center  of  the  i,reat  fruit  gi owing 
belt  of  Michigan. 

The  lumber,  manufacturing  proiuct^, 
^rcjps,  etc.,  are  easily  piaced  upon  the  Chi- 
caj^'o,  Milwaukee,  e.vstern  and  interior  aiar- 
^ets  by  means  of  the  Eng'einan  Transp-.-r- 
^  Uion  Company,  and  theCr^s;  L.  S.  K.  R., 
boih  of  which  line:,  make  ^^:'n^agne  a  point. 

The  buildings  couipleted  and  commenced 
'hiring  the  season  of  1S74         '^P  ^'^'^ 

-te  value  of  5144.000,  among  which  is  the 
I  ranklin  House,  built  at  a  CO-.C  of  S30.000  ; 
^He  (iermah  Lutheran  churcli,  erectcvi  at  an 
<-'^pen^f  of  SS.ooo  ;  the  l're>i)>tenan  church, 

^  10,000,  still  uii  ini  die'l  :  tiu-  t)u\iiic  scr.o- >l 
•'ouse,  4s 1 5,000.  slid  unhniaheil  ;  L.-renson's 
'Jpera  house,  and  the  Presbyterian  p.ir>onage, 
^"d  a  score  of  other  buildings.  _ 

Of  couise  the  i<nvn  Im.x\s13  a  new.>paper — 
^'"'^  Montagu*  Lum{feKn:an^        only  p.ipcr 


in  Muskegon  county  printed  entirely  at 
home. 

Montague  is  one  of  the  liveliest  of  the 
many  live  town--  of  Western  Michigan,  and^ 
has  a  promising  future  before  it. 

Telegraph — Western  Union.  Express — 
xVm.erican.    O.  P..  Goodno,  postmaster. 

BUS[NESS  DIRECrORV. 

American  E.xpress  Co,  Joseph  W  Hutty  agt. 
Arnold  Wm.  C,  wir:es  and  liquors. 
Bowen  D  C     Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Cook  Charles  \l  ck;  Co,  lumber  mnfis. 
Daitor.  James  &  Bro,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Dodge  M  &  ,Son,  proprs  Franklin  House.  - 
Donvilie  >N:  Bergen,  harness  makers. 
Dowhng  R  i'  iS:  Co,  planing  mill  and  sash 
factory. 

J><nv8iey  r»I  A;  Sou,  Wholesale  Fisli 

Dealer.-,. 

lEdward?5  Jo«ie|-*li  II,  Carpenter  and 
Builder. 

Edu-ards  Mrs  Sa-ah,  millinerv. 
Eniery  Frrcik  B,  grocer. 

Ferry.  Dowiing  vk  Co,  grist,  saw  and  shingle 
mdiS. 

Gale  >tephei\  N,  restaurant,  also  painter. 
Good  no  Ophir  R,  hardware  and  postmaster. 
Green,  Keisey  oc  Co.  lumi^er  dealers. 
ISeakt,  Avery  &  Co,  Lumber,  Lath 

and  Picket  Mnfis.     ^See  adv.) 
Horm.as  Peter,  tailor. 

Hutty  Io>vph  W,  station  and  express  agent. 
Investigator  (weekly),  V  Vangieson,  pub- 
lisher. 

Jones  F  K  &  Co,  grocers. 
Kinj;5ley  Alon/:-)  E.  justice  of  the  peace  and 
insurance  agent. 


iviing  Matrhew,  brewer 


I..a*iley  SUA  Co,  general  store. 

Lonman  .August,  grocer. 

Malcolm  John  A,  physician  and  druggist. 

Mason  Wm  J,  general  store. 

?l oiUajiiie  runi*>oriiiau  (weekly), 

H  C  Shl>le.>.  pubhshe;. 

Mueller  Gecrge,  boarding  and  saloon. 

Fai  lri<!tr<!  Ti-^mI,  Liveiy  and  bale  Sta- 
ble,. 

Perry  Chari'-tte  A,  millineiy. 
Ripley  Lafaye'.te  G.  druggist. 
^elinn<lt  Krn^t  CjJ,  Saloon  and  Board- 
ing lil^C.NC. 

SIloU'^  llarr.V  C,  Pui)asher  Montague 

Lumberman . 
Sill  it  li  «V  ros^.  Meat  Market. 
Sorenson  Hans  \\\  meat  market. 
Stveich  Fred,  vii««.->n. 
Ten\ple     ^To.  nnuVs  curtain  r«dior>, 
Thauror  John,  boot  .m  i  shoemaker. 
Thompson  Lucius  F,  furniture. 
Tobb>  riiilan  i'T  I  .  ''oot  and  -hocmaker. 
1  iii'iihiill  *  Kalu'loy,  IvMlei  Works. 
Van^Meson  V'irjjinius,  publisher  Investigator. 


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MICHIGAN  STAIE  GAZETTEER 


MON 


Weslern  Union  Telegraph  Co,  joi  W  Mutty, 

ap:ent  depot. 
Wekoii  &  Bro,  lumber  mafrs. 
\Vhite  F  H      Co,  luml.er  ir.nfr^. 
Wilson  tS:  Ilendrie,  Montnrrue  iron  Works. 

jatncs  M,    blacksmith    and  wagon 

maker. 


MONTEITK. 

A  station  and  post  cfhce  r.t  the  crossing  of 
the  Gr:i.nd  Rapids  &  Indiana,  and  the  Mans- 
field, Cold  water  &  Lake  Michigan  railroads. 
Distance  north  from  KaiamazwO,  1 6  miles, 
and  east  from  Allegan,  12  ndles.  It  is  situ- 
ated in  Allegan  coumy,  Martin  township. 
J  N  Neeliey,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DlRKClOkY. 

Anderson  Rev  John,  (United  Presbyterh.n). 
Monteith  Walter,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Neeliey  J  N,  express  and  station  agent. 
Nichols  Ceo  B  physician. 
O'Rourke  P  S,  supt  M.  C.  W.       L.  .M. 
R.  R. 


of  Allegan  and  4  v/est  of  Hopkins,  on  li  e 
L.  S.  (!v  M.  S.  R.  R.,  il*^  nearest  approach  by 
rail.  It  is  surrounded  by  an  agriculivr.-J 
countrf  and  does  no  manaracturing.  It  ha*, 
a  senu-wcekb'  mail.  W.  F,  Benson,  pcM- 
master.  • 

BUSINKSS  DIRECTORY. 

Benson  &  Gccr,  genera;  store. 
Benson  Miss  L,  dress  maker. 
Bi--hop  Squire,  blacksmith. 
Brigg-  Rev  Wm,  (Church  of  God;.. 
Frey  John,  v.'agon  maker, 
Hewitt  Sanmei,  geitt^ral  btore. 
Kibby  G  W,  hotel  propr. 
McCave  Joseph,  physician, 
Mallory  A  J.  blacksmith, 
Marsli  Rev  N  D,  (Methodist). 
Stanton  W  H,  physician, 
Watkins  F  B,  general  store. 


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MONTEREY. 

A  village  of  200  inhabitants,  in  Monterey 
township,  Allegan  county,  8  miles  due  north 


MONTQOMERT. 

A  post.ifrice  and  station  on  the  F,  Vv',  J.  .V 
S.  R.  R.,  in  Hillidale  county,.  2  miles  sculL 
of  Jackson  and  17  south  of  Jonesville. 


MONTGOMERY. 

{See  Movn). 


Joseph  Hfald, 

Montague, 


Newell  A vekv ,  |  j^^,; 

S.  J  .  MUKPHV,  j 


E.  E.  Ckepis, 

Chicago. 


HBALD,  AYBRY  &  CO., 


(Successori=  to  WELCH,  HEALD  &  CO.,) 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


ER  &  LATH, 


MONTAGUE,  MICHIGAN. 


M  0  N  T  A  G  U  1L.__L  U  M  B  E  R  M  A  N . 

Published  Every  Saturday  jVIornins,  at  Montague,  Michigan. 
By  HARRY  C.  SHOLES,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

The  LUMBKKM.XN  is  the  largest  and  most  widely  re.id  newsp.-\per  in  Muskegon  Ccuntj. 
and  has  a  constantly  iuoreasmg  circulation  among  ihc  lumbcvuij;  towns  and  camps  cf«n« 
White  and   M uskcgon  Ri\ ers,  which  renders  it     desirable  advertising  medium  lornj«J^" 
facturers  of  and  dealers  in  Saw  Mill  Machinerv,  Lumbermen's  Supplies,  «;tc.     It  is  a 
,32  column  folio,  and  is  the  cnly  paptr  in  Mus^^^^on  County  printed  rn{ir,!y  at  heme, 

SUDSCRIPTION,  $2  00  PtR  YEAR  IN  ADVANCE. 

Advertising  rates  re.ist>n.ihle  ;  made  kiu.wu  on  appluatlon  l(.>  the  j  uldishct  or  to 
W  RowtU  \  Ci>.,  Advrriising  Agents,  Ne\v  York  Cny. 


MON 


AND  Bt'SiNKSS  DIRECTORY, 


MOR 


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MONTROSE. 

A  postofiice  on  ¥lim  river  in  r.he  north- 
',rest  corner  of  Genesee  coinit}''.  Ii  ii.-^s  a 
weekly  mail. 

MOON. 

The  poslotTice  at  Trent  5t?.ti(.)n  on  the  G. 
R.  N.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  23  7r,i]es  north  of 
Grand  Rapids,  It  is  in  Casnovia  tov.-nship, 
Mu^kecon  countv.  The  villa^'e  is  known  as 
Montgomery.  Population  200.  It  is  the  lo- 
lation  of  two  saw  mills  and  a  planing  mil!, 
and  lumber,  lafn,  shingles,  stave  bolts,  etc., 
are  shipped.    C.  L.  Ballca'd,  postm.aster. 

BUSINESS  D [RECTORY. 

Ballard  C      general  store- 
Clement  Erastus,  blacksmith, 
liayward  F,  hotel  propr. 
Hayward  E  .i:  Bro,  snw  and  planing  mill. 
Tobey  G  L  &  Bro,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
Vaughn    M,    W,    biacks'rdih  and 
maker. 


v/agon 


MOORE  PARK, 

A  hamlet  of  75  inhaliitants,  in  Park  town- 
ship, St.  Josepli  county,  on  tiie  litie  of  the 
Kalamazoo  divi.sion  of  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R. 
R,,  5  miles  north  of  Three  Rivrrs  and  20 
south  of  Kalamazoo.  Wheat,  corn,  pork  and 
fruit  are  the  leading  products  of  the  \  i(.inity. 
Express — United  States.  D.  P.  Smith,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Benfer  F,  harness  maker. 
Keeler  Rev  J  H. 
Rice  B  F,  general  store. 
Rou^ig  Jacob,  blacksmith, 
Sujith  D  P,  hotel  and  express  and  station 
agent. 

Wincburg  Monroe,  lutnber  and  produce. 


MOOREVILLE. 

(See  YcrA:). 

MOREN0.I. 

An  incorporated  village  of  sonic  l,$CXD  in- 
habitants in  Seneca  to\vnship,  Lenawee 
county.  It  is  near  the  Ohio  State  line  and 
on  the.  Tiitm  river,  and  aKo  on  the  C.  <S:  (.'. 
S.  R.  R.,  60  miles  southwest  of  Trenton  and 
77  mile*;  from  Detroit.  It  is  20  miles  soi;th- 
.  west  of  Ailriin  and  40  from  Toledo,  ^^o- 
renci  is  situated  in  a  good  farmiiij[j  country 
ptoducing  grain  piinidpally,  it  has  s.-iw 
mills,  grist  mills,  a  fnindiy,  a  cheese 
factory  etc.,  and  shi[~is  grain,  <  heese,  tioiir 
and  lumber.  K.vpress — .\merican.  Tele- 
graph— Atlantic  and  Pacific.  W.  L.  Church, 
post  un  aster. 

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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Acker  George,  money  broker. 

Acker  George  &  Sons,  dry  goods. 

Allen  E  D  &  A  E,  printers. 

Allen  John,  agent  American  Express  Co. 

Bailor  Mrs  D  A,  millinery. 

Baker  Elisha  A,  money  broker. 

Baker  Leander,  m.achinist. 

Beach  Allen,  druggist. 

Bennett  Charles  T,  physician. 

Blair  David  M,  carriage  mnfr. 

Capp  John  &  Co,  meat  market. 

Chappell  Wm  PI.  fouhdry. 

Church  Wm  E,  grocer. 

Cole  Fl  S  &  Co,  drugs. 

Crabb  John,  tailor. 

Crabb  John  C,  repair  shop. 

Da-sds  jerome,  ^)ooks  and  stationery. 

Day  Eibridge  B,  tailor. 

Fleming  Lucretia  C,  m.illiner. 

Ford  John,  baker, 

French  Wm  A,  dentist. 

Fuller  Arthur,  harnchS  maker. 

Fuller  M  F  k  Co,  general  store. 

Gates  G  H  &  Co,  general  store. 

Gill  is  Ezra  W,  saw  and  flouring  mill. 

Gillis  Mrs  E  E,  milliner. 

Green  N  T      H  E,  hardware. 

Hngaman  ]  &  Co,  general  store. 

Hall  Charles  L,  lawyer.  " 

Henion  r)udiey  C,  blacksmith. 

Holmes  Arthur  M,  boot  and  shoeucaker. 

Ingals  Charles  S,  lawyer. 

Keifer  J  F     Co,  grocers, 

Kelly  Wm  H,  barber. 

Killin  Mrs  James,  milliner. 

Layton  Theodore,  livery  stable. 

Eoscv  Miss  Helen,  dress  maker. 

Markman  John  II,  jeweler. 

Morenci  Exchange,  Spencer  T  Snow,  prop  . 

Packer  Is;",ac  D,  livery  stable. 

Packer  John  T,  hotel  propr. 

Partridge  Frank,  barber. 

Randall  M  E,  station  agent. 

Richards  Richard,  boots  and  shoes. 

Rock  Robert,  photographer. 

Saulsbiirv,  Pooler  &;  Co,  hardware. 

Scofield  Silas  A,  furniture  dealer. 

Spears  Cieorge  W,  photographer. 

Simpson  Robert,  harness  maker. 

Smith  A  T  C!c  Bros,  groceries  and  noliona. 

Snow  &:  Co,  saloon. 

Sixow  Spencer  T,  propr  Morenci  Exchange. 

Southwarvl  Porter  I,  baker  and  grocer. 

Staire  Jacob,  tinware. 

Stauiger  Daniel,  blacksmith, 

Stej'hcnson  .\ndrew,  "^aw  mill. 

Stovenxiu  San\uel.  phy^icixn, 

Stevenson  Wm  Cr,  dentist. 

Stocum    harlcs  W,  physician. 

Swindle  Cha'*  ^:  Co,  tinners. 

\'\n.\Ktii\e  Ciotge  P,  jeweler. 

WaggiUt  1)  D  i'l  Bro,  jneat  m.ukct. 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


\Vakefie!d  C  C  <S:  Co,  bankers. 
Welch  John  F,  lawyer. 
Wyman  Henry  D,  physician. 

MORGAN. 

Morgan  is  a  village  of  some  700  inhabi- 
tants, and  is  located  upon  the  line  of  the 
Marquette,  Houghton  ,51  Ontonagon  railroad, 
7  miles  west  from  Marquette,  and  5  miles 
east  of  Negaunee.  It  is  the  most  pleasant 
location  upon  the  line  of  the  railroad,  and  is 
the  site  of  the  well  known  Morgan  furnace, 
from  which  it  derives  its  name.  This  fur- 
nace was  built  in  1S63,  and  has  been  the 
rnobt  successful  enterprise  of  the  kind  in  this 
region,  having  paid  for  itself  in  the  first  four 
uionths  of  its  run.  The  iron  from  it  is  and 
has  been  the  standard  for  all  other  lake 
Superior  charcoal  irons.  The  Ivlorgan,  to- 
gether with  the  Champion  furnace,  which 
was  burned  iri  1 874,  was  projected  and 
built  under  the  immediate  supervision  of  C. 
Donkersley,  its  President  and  Treasurer, 
and  who  now  operates  the  same  under  lease. 
Connected  with  the  furnace  is  a  bloomery. 
where  charcoal  blooms  are  made  in  quality 
equal,  and,  for  many  purposes,  superior  to 
the   famous    Sv/edish    and    Norway  iron. 


In  ever}'  respect  these  works  are  most  com- 
plete, having  their  own  foundry,  machine, 
blacksmith,  and  carpenter  shops.  The  pro- 
duct of  the  Morgan  furnace  amounts  to 
about  6,000  tons  of  pig  iron  annually.  Noth- 
ing but  iron  and  a  little  lumber  is  shipped. 
The  surrounding  country  is  hilly,  and  very 
much  broken.  Express,  American.  Tele- 
graph, Northwestern.  AVnr.  E.  Ferry,  post- 
master. 

Bl'SINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bishop  Rev  Jam.es  (Methodist). 
Cochran  C  F,  physician. 

Bosjker^ley  €,  Mnfr   of  Lake  .Supe- 
rior Charcoal  and  Pig  Iron.    {S.^e  adv.  ) 
Hodgkins  N  &  Co,  contractors. 
Levy  S  M  &  Co,  general  store. 
Pioneer  Iron  Co,  pig  iron  mnfrs 
Read  F  \V.  'builder  "^and  lumber  dealer. 
Wilson  William,  express  and  station  agent. 


MOB.Gx\N  STATION. 


A  village  of  700  inha' 


■itants.  on  the  Big 


Rapids  branch  of  the  C.  &:  M.  L.  S.  R.  R., 
in  Everett  township,  Newaygo  county,  11 
miles  north  of  Newaygo,  34  from  Muske- 
gon, and  21  from  Big  Rapids.  Pine  forests 
abound,    and    lumber    is    largely  shipped. 


MORGAN,  MARQUETTE  CO.,  MICHIGAN. 


1 


r^MANUFACTURER  OF^^^-i 


Charcoal  Iron 


FOR  GENERAL  FOUNDRY  PURPOSES. 

And  particidarly  adapted  for   Car  WJiecls,   Callcndcr  RollSy 
Malleable  Castiui^s,  Bessemer  and  Crucible  Steel,  Cr'e., 
in  which  it  has  been  used  S7(ceess/iilly  through- 
out the  Western,  Middle  and  New 
Enoland  States. 

This  Iron  is  manufncturod  from  tho  BEST  Specular  Granular  and  Hematite  Ores, 
and  being  carefully  GRADED,  and  for  purposes  stated  above 
is  second  to  no  Iron  in  tho  market. 

Mr.  D.  will  make  favorable  price;  to  larf^e  consumers.  Delivered  in  Marquette  oral 
all  points  accessible  by  Railroad  or  iileamboat  lines.    Address  as  above.    Orders  solicited 


MAN 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRFXTORY. 


MAN 


563 


Telegraph,  Western  Union..  Express,  Amer- 
ican.   J.  L,  Morgan,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Br.iifg  J  W,  liotel  propr. 
Mason  Russell  B,  station  agent. 
Morgan  J  L,  express  agent. 
Wilcox  (S:  Morgan,  general  store. 
Wilcox  S  ,N     Co,  lumber  mill. 


MORLEY, 

A  village  of  600  population,  on  the  G.  R. 
&  I.  R.  R.,  41  mijcs  uortti  of  Grand  Rapids, 
and  15  south  of  Big  Rapids.  It  is  on  the 
Little  Muskegon  river,  and  is  partly  in  the 
tov/nship  of  ^^Itna,  and  partly  in  Deerficld 
and  ?vLecos!:a  counties.  Like  othtr  places  on 
the  G.  R.  L  R.  R.,  it  is  devoted  almost 
wholly  to  Inmberiug.  Telegraph,  railroad 
line.  Express,  United  States.  J.  AL 
Swanger,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Anderson  S  P,  boots  z'\d  slioes. 
Bowes  Wm  \V,  physician, 
Bowes  Mrs  Wm  W,  millinery. 
Caiiir  O  W  <fc  Hon^  Proprs  National 
Hotel. 

€i8aro^>ei*!j?iS!  Will  A,  Lawyer. 

Chapin  Allen,  general  store. 

Clark  Jacob,  restaurafit. 

Cook  John  T,  sr,  justice  of  the.  peace. 

Cook,  Pendleton  &  Jones,  shingle  mill. 

Corey  Marshall  S,  physician. 

Cummer  J  W  &  W  W,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Cummer  J  &  Son,  lumber  dealers. 

Cutler  Gardner  F,  hardware  and  furniture. 

Davidson  Wm,  grocer. 

Elmer  Rodney,  wagon  maker. 

Ferster  Charles,  blacksmith. 

Gordon  &  Perrine,  meat  market. 

Hughes  Wm,  shingle  and  planing  mill. 

Johnson  xVndrewC,  carpenter  and  builder. 

King  Charles,  saloon. 

Lavvson  H  Chas,  boot  and  shoemaker. 


McClure  Edv/ard,  billiard  saloon. 
I^atiGSUaS  liolci,  O  W  Califf  6c  Son 
Proprs. 

Nethav/ay  Lyman,  groceries  and  hardware. 

Newman  Alb^er*'  E,  land  agent. 

Nickkins  Spencer,  barber. 

Peterson  Aifrtid,  fiour  and  feed. 

Pike  Nelson,  general  store. 

Price  Silas  A,  station  and  express  agent. 

Reynier  Juluis,  saloon  and  restaurant. 

Shepherd  Thomas  R,  meat  market. 

Shock  Milton  E,  blacksmith. 

Stewart  &  Co,  general  3^:ore  and  saw  mill. 

Swanger  James  M,  postmaster  and  stationer. 

Thompson  Franklin,  propr  Exchange  Hotel. 

Trotter  Bros,  shingle  mill. 

United  States  Expre^jS  Co,  S  A  Price  agent. 


MOSCOW. 

A  village  in  Moscow  townshio.  in  the 
north  part  of  Hillsdale  county,  3  miles  north- 
west of  Jerome,  a  station  on  the  Detroit, 
Hillsdale  &  Indiana  R.  R.  The  Kak-'inazoo 
river  upon  which  the  town  is  situated  affords 
good  water  power.  Agricultural  implements 
are  manufactured.  Population  300.  Distance 
from  Hillsdale  14  miles.  It  has  a  daily  mail. 
A  Thompson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Amsden  Heniy,  blacksmith. 

Belding  Miss  Ella,  milliner. 

BragL.;  Charles,  ma'^on. 

Carter  George  E,  wagon  maker. 

Carter  George  M,  mason. 

Finch  Mary  E,  millinery. 

Fowle  Orrin,  physician. 

Furgeson  Thomas  D,  hotel  propr. 

Gale  Orlando  C,  notaiy  public. 

Harris  George,  druggist. 

Hollenbeck 'Rev  John,  (Methodist). 

Hopper  Milo  H,  blacksmith. 

Hood  Miss  Libbie,  milliner. 

Knight  George  A,  boot  and  shoemaker. 


O.  W.  CALIFF. 


J.  W.  CALIFF. 


-VTIONAL  HOTEL 


O.  W.  CALIFF  &  SON,  Proprietors. 

MORLEY,  -  .  .  MICHIGAN. 


Good  Sample  Rooms.  Rate,  $2  00  per  doy.  Stages 
leave  here  twice  a  week  Tor  Lake  View,  Langston  and 
Greenville. 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER       _  MOU 


Knighl  Tsiiac  S,  boor.<;  and  shoes. 

Lewis  E  G  Son  &  Co,  s::ean->  r.ouring  mills. 

>lcKee  John,  bLicksmirh. 

Menvin  Smitli  C.  physicisn. 

Perry  S  W  &  Co,  iron  furnace  and  farming 
implement  umfrs. 

Thompson  Amandur,  nor.-£.ry  r\:b'ic  and  con- 
veyancer. 

Thcjpapson  A,  g-eneral  siore. 

Williams  Smith  IM,  shoemaker, 


MOSHERVILLE. 

A  postolrice  in  Hilkclalc  county,  near  the 
nnrthern  edge  of  the  county.  It  is  near  the 
Ft.  \V.  J.  &  S.  R.  R..  and  has  a  daily  mail. 

MOTTVILLE. 

A  village  containing  200^  inhabitants,  situ- 
ated on  the  St  Joseph  river,  near  the  south- 
west corner  of  St  Joseph  county.  It  is  6 
miles  west  of  White  Pigeon,  from  which  it 
receives  a  tri-weekly  mail.  Ship  to  Wh:te 
Pigeon,  on  the  L.  S.' &  ^T.  S.  R.  R.  Daniel 
O.  Lantz,  postmaster. 

B U S I N ES S  D IRE' JT <J R Y . 

Brandt  Gottlieb,  wagon  maker. 
P.roucher  Da\  id  K,  physician. 
Bufhnglon  P,  lioiel  propr. 
Early  Samuel,  general  store. 
Lantz  Daniel  O,  general  store. 
Madden  John  P,  harne-s  maker. 
Rathfon  Jacob  L,  justice  of  the  j  eace. 
Sabiu  J  B,  brick  mnfr. 
Scovill  Oela  P,  physician. 
Scovill  X:  Brouclier^  druggists. 
Soper  hlenry,  blacksmith. 
Wolhnger  V,  tlliam,  justice  of  the  pence. 

MOUNT  CLEMENS. 

The  county  seaf  of  Macomb  county,  a 
fi(5urishing  incorporated  village  on  the  Clin- 
ton river  and  Grand  Trunk  railway,  2J 
miles  northeast  of  Detroit.  It  has  a  popu- 
lation of  about  2, boo,  and  is  [  robably  in  as 
thrifty  a  condition  as  any  other  place  in  east- 
ern Michigan.  Within  the  short  space  of 
six  months  in  1S74,  as  many  as  125  huildivigs 
were  erected,  and  [.'roTicrty  i-  rapidly  advanc- 
ing in  value.  The  marmfactuiing  interests 
01  Mount  Clemens  incluiie  a  saw  mill,  salt 
works,  a  foundry,  a  W(»>*!en  mill,  a  taiiuery, 
3  carriage  factories, 2  barrti  fact^.rie->.  2  brew- 
eries, etc.  A  mineral  vvc!!  here  is  reported  to 
work  woiulers  in  the  cure  of  rh>.uniatic  attec- 
tions,  and  a  new  and  c-'n'imodi.ias  hotel  and 
bath  house  ari;  on  the  ^-oint  of  being  erected 
for  the  cc-nvenience  of  visitors.  The  village 
ha>  Fpiscopal,  Pre>b\  lerian,  Methoilist,  Bap- 
tist, Catholic  and  Lutheran  churches,  ai\d 
tirst-clas.-.  school  accomnu  d.itions.  I'here 
are  two  newspapers,  the  Mi.'nUor  and  the 


i  Prcsi.  IT.e  village  was  .settled  in  iStS,  ano 
i  v.a<>  na.med  after  Christian  Clemens,  one  ot 
i  its  ri'-neers.  Express — Canadian.;  Telegraph 
!  — Western  Uni^;n.  Jas.  H,  Shook,  pu'.t. 
master. 

BUSINESS  D1RECTOK.V. 

Eabcock  Henry  W,  physician. 
Batty  James,  photographer. 
Beach  Paul,  barber. 

Bentiey  Francis  H,  v/atches  and  millinery. 
I  fiersbach  Anthony,  wugon  maker. 
!  Biewer  August,  brewer.' 
{   Biundy  Louis,  barber. 
!   B'  .gre  Cornelius,  .'ialoon. 
j   Bottum'ey  P^nos,  shingle  mill. 
1  B:>ulrer  Henry,  baker, 
j  Kri'll-ler  ISs-OS,  Carri-jge  Mnfrs. 
j  Car.field  Arthur  L,  lawyer. 
!   Chappell  Franklin  F,  undertaker, 
i   Dahm  August,  furniture, 
j   Dankers  John,  wagon  mnfr. 
I  r^eiieweth  Felix,  flouring  mill. 
I  Dixon  Sikts,  grocer, 
i   Donaldson  &  Brr-,  carriage  mnfrs. 
j  Eastman  &  Heath,  livery. 
Ehrlo  John,  upholsterer. 
Furljer  &  Son,  bakers. 
Fowler  James  R,  wagon  m.aker. 
Gale  Samuel  S, .  hanlware. 
Garand  Joseph,  billiard  hall. 
George  Charles,  saloon. 
Gerand  X,  i>hysician. 

Greiaer  Peti^r  P,  Wholesale  Liquor?, 
.  Cigars  and  Gn •eerie s. 
Grovier  Br'.>thers,  general  store. 
Hadstate  Hiram  C,  photographer, 
iiaii  A:  J^hook,  Mnfrs  ILirdwood  Lum- 
ber and  Wagon  Hui)s.    (Jvv  adv.) 
I   Hailer  Nicholas  tailor. 
Hart  Win,  grocer. 
Hayward  Abner,  physician. 
Heath  &  Mead,  cigars. 
Heine  Cieo,  tailor. 
Heine  Win,  general  store. 
Hemmons  John,  betel. 
Header  Joseph,  saloon  and  brewery. 
Hess,  Keliogu^  ^:  Co,  tlour  mills. 
•  Heydenreich  Ern.>t  C.  jeweler. 
Ilitchcock  Thomas  IL  phv>ic:at^. 
3lKb:>:iril  A  CroeKor,  .Vitorncys  ai 
Law. 

Hiioser  L  phy-;ician. 
Iltit('liiii!<  Jcs^e  Dentist. 

jenuey  \Vn>  Jr,  lawyer. 
Kechitr  I  ulus,  blacksmith. 
Keds  Ji^ih.n,  grocer. 
Kemnuriti;  .\ugu<tus,  cijjar  mrfr. 
KerMing  Charlc.-*,  furniture  d.ealer  an«<  up 

li!  Is'ercr. 
Konves  NichoI.\s,  hooU  auvl  shoes. 
L.m«;;iig  Lewi-*  1:,  boarding  h>>u>e. 
L.ipoint  Dazec,  saluon. 
Law  *.lco  K,  grocer. 


MOU 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


MOU 


lA-e  4I'  8tOelctOi!,  Mounr  Cleaiens 
Monitor  (Weekly),  $1.50  per  year,  largest 
r:ioer  publishoJ  in  Couiiiv,  job  Ottice  ar- 

i,c'.,;.s     Roselieck,  sash,  doors  and  Minds. 
L(.'\vi.->  We.sley,  supt  ?av.-  niijl. 
Lsoi?;er^*Jus,t3!«!ieai  Trai-jgott,  Register 

(it  i)eeds,  Macomb  County. 
NfcCrun-ey  &  Co,  grocers. 
Macomb  Ctjunty   Poor   House,    P  Wiurig 

m.'inager. 
'■[,iy  Wm,  woolen  nvnfr. 
^^IL■^idell  Emanuel,  .->aloon. 
Miller  Ferdinand,  boots  and  -shoes. 
Miller  John  A,  harness. 
Mil'er  Wni,  pot  ash  innfr. 
.\u'!er  Wni,  bre^v-e^^ 
Mintoyne  Mrs  John,  millinery. 
Moore  Clement,  boots  and  shoes. 
Morgan  W  PI,  express  and  station,  agent. 
.M(,oer  Edward  B,  sewing  machine  agent. 
Mt  Clemens  Press,  (weekly),  S  E  Russell, 

propr. 

Xewton  Henry  L,  meat  market. 

i'eitier  David,  barber. 

Peltier  Mitchei,  blacksmith.  ■ 

Peltier  Michael,  grocer. 

Peters  Casper,  meat  market. 

Piiclps  Loron  N,  grocer. 

Price  Robert  .M,  tamier  and  currier. 

Pulcher  &  Zange,  hardware. 

Quick  ^"v:  Watkms,  meat  market. 

(^)uirably  George,  harness  maker. 

Reader  Phillip,  grocer. 

Rick  Frederick,  harness  maker. 

Robertson  &  Daley,  hardware. 

Rood  Henry,  painter. 

liof«;i'Opp  ,^iiC*<>3>,  Wholesale  and  Re- 
tad  Dealer  Varieties  Fresh  and  Smolccd 
Meats,  Front. 

Roscopp  John  jr,  meat  market. 

Ro.^sell  Jacob,  saloon. 

Uussell  Spf'liCer  15,  Propr  Mt  Cle- 
mens Press,  '^Weekly),  cor  jNLacomb  and 
Court. 


Saieno  Andrew,  Imrness  maker. 

Schomans  Louis,  saloon,  Union  Block. 

Sherman  Hoiue,  PI  Conner,  propr,  c<jr  Court 
and  Shelby. 

Sliook  Jacob  W,  groceries  and  produce  ship- 
per. 

Slight  Margaret,  dress  maker. 
Snay  Louis,  blacksmiths 

Snook  Jauies  PI,  postmaster  and  book 
store.  ■ 

Snook  &  Bush,  salt  and  lumber  manufac- 
turers. 

§JSOOk  J  H  6.1'  O  11^  Books,  Stationery 

and  News  Agents. 
Snook  W  vv;  Co,  general  store. 
Sopher  A  T,  blacksmith, 
Steiger  cv  Co.  crockery  and  groceries. 
Stephens  Clarance  M,  surveyor. 
Taylor  He!iry  oc  Henry  jr,  physicians. 
Tenaant  W  C,  physician. 
Thomas  Moses,  saloon, 
Tilden  Daniel  C  &  Co,  bankers. 
Travcrs  Thos,  general  store. 
Trombly  Edward,  grocer.- 


TusrliCr  liltUvard  .1,  Lime  Mnfr  an 

Dealer  in  Shingles,  Pearl. 
Ullrich  Paul  &  Co,  general  store. 
Vaii  Eps     Co,  boots  and  shoes. 
V5iiJl:i!J.Cie;i^heili  BriJiiO,  Cut  Staves 
and  Heading  Mnfr,  cor  Macomb  and  Wal- 
nut. 

Walker  A,  physician. 
Watersou  R,  furniture. 

Weeks  Iildgar,  Law  and  Insurance 
Oftlce. 

Weniger  Charles,  boots  and  shoes. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  H  W  Bab- 
cock,  operator. 

WidriLT  Philo,  keeper  Macomb  Countv  Poor 
House. 

Williams  C  W,  tailor. 

Wolff  Frederick,  boots  and  shoes. 

Wood  Saniuel,  saw  mill,  2  miles  from  Mt. 
Clemens. 

Zuchn  P^erdinand  C,  carriage  maker. 


M.mufaciurers  and  Dealtis  in 

Wagon  and  Buggy  Hubs 

WAGON  LUMBKR 


Pine  and  Hardv/ood  Lumber,  Lath  and  Shingles 


White  Wo- -d,  H  ard  ar.d  S<'fl  .Mai)lo, 

While  and  Plack  Ad),  Sycamore, 

White  and  Red  Oak,  Basswood, 


Lli\i, 

Hickoiy, 

liutlcrnui  Lumber. 


MT.  CLi.^::si:ji::srs,  ]M  ic:irT. 


MOU      .  ^^TCKIGAN  state  gazetteer       .  MUi 


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MOUNT  MORRIS. 

Mount  Morris  is  a  village  on  the  F.  &  P. 
M.  R.  R.,  partly  ia  Mt."  Morris  and  Dartlv  in 
Genesee  town'ihip,  Genesee  Lounty^  S  nii'e? 
north  of  J'lint.  It  IS  m  a  timbered  country 
but  one  being  rapidly  improved  fr^r  farming 
purposes,  though  lurnbtr,  shingles,  hoops, 
etc,  still  form  the- bulk  of  the  shipments 
from  the  station.  E-'opuIation  about  Coo. 
Telegraph  —  Western  Union.  Express  — 
American.    E.  F.  Lamb,  postniaster, 

MOUNT  "pleasant. 

The  county  sen,t  of  Gratiot  c.-vanty,  a  thriv- 
ing village  of  550  inhabitants  on  Chippewa 
river,  near  the  center  of  tb,e  county.  It  has 
no  railroad,  Clare,  on  the  F,  &  P.  M.  R.  R., 
15  miles  north,  being  its  nearest  station, 
though  goods  are  sometimes  shipped  to  St. 
Louis  on  the  S.  V.  &  St.  L.  R.  R.,  22  miles 
southeast.  It  is  situated  in  a  splendid  farm- 
ing region  growing  cereals  of  all  kinds. 
Flour  and  lumber  are  manufactured  and 
shipped.  Two  nev/spapers  are  published 
here — the  Enierprise^,  republican,  and  the 
Herald,  independent.  Settled  1S61.  Mount 
Pleasant  has  a  daily  mail.  Chas.  E.  West- 
lake,  postmaster. 

BUSrXESS  DIRECTORY. 
Angell  &  V/ood,  general  store. 
Babbitt  F  C,  capitalist. 
Balcom  Bros,  furniture. 
Barnber  Wm,  propr  Bamber  House. 
Bennett  Cornelius,  lawyer. 
Bode  Gustavus,  shoemaker. 
Bowerman  Thomas,  blacksmit|i. 
Brower  &  Main,  saw  mill. 
Brown  Moses,  flour  and  feed. 
Brovvu  &  Seaton,  lawyers. 
Carr  &  Grn,nger,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Chat  fie  Id  E  G,  restaurant. 
Coe  Albert,  lawyer. 
Costello  Thomas,  insurance  agent. 
Crane  &  Robinson,  clothing. 
Curtis  C  O,  county  supt  of  schools. 
Doughty  I  R,  publisher  Isabella  County  En- 
terprise, 
Dv)ughty  Bros,  general  store. 
Eddy  Gilbert  L,  grocer. 
Francher  &  Hopkins,  laAvyers, 
Fasquelle  M  F,  i)hysician. 
Fox  John,  corpcnter. 
Freeny  John,  barber. 
Gardner  P,  wagc^u  maker. 
Gilman  D  H,  general  store. 
Graves  fl  11,  lawyer. 
Graves  Willard  I,  grocer. 
Gray  Alex,  jeweler. 
Hall  Alex,  shoe  maker. 
Harris  W  N,  general  sti>re. 
Han  is  Bros,  tlmuing  mill. 
Hassuer  Alex,  grocer. 


Huntress  W  A,  mason  and  builder. 

Isabella  County  Enterprise.  I  R  Doa;  •. 
publisher, 
i  Jeudevine  W  H,  music  store, 
j  Kimball  C,  livery. 
I  Kimball  C  &  Bro,  meat  market, 
j  La  Fromboise  Felix,  shoemaker, 
i  Long  Major  J  W,  editor  Isabella  County 
terprise. 

Long  J  W     Co,  druggists. 

Mt^Canibley  James,  harness,  maker. 

McKenzie  Jarnujs,  merchant  tailor. 

Manji  Wm  F,  pajiiter. 

!Mr:nii  5c  Cuibertson,  painters. 

Maxwell  Jolin,  notary  public. 

Metier  Joshua,  physician. 

Morgan  John,  manager  Isabella  Herald. 

Xelson  D  H,  general  store. 

Nelson  House,  S  Porter  propr. 

Osl.orn  \V  A,  harner  maker. 

Pickard  Bros,  lumber. 

Porter  S,  propr  Nelson  House. 

Racey  A  L,  barber, 

Rhoades  Wm.,  carpenter. 

Richmond  P  E,  physician. 

Richmond  Wm,  carpenter. 

Simonds  \V  H,  painter. 

Stevenson  Alex,  general  store. 

Stilwell  Mrs  R  A,  millinery. 

Swart  T  W,  grocer. 

Warner  C  L,  restaurant. 


MOUNT  VERNON. 

A  small  hamlet  in  the  township  of  Ws.-r- 
ington,  Macomb  county,  18  miles  northwest 
of  Mt.  Clemens,  and  5  northeast  of  Roches- 
ter. It  contains  2  churclies.  Methodist  an  " 
p.:iptist,  a  wagon  factory,  etc.  It  is  in 
rich  undulating  country,  of  which  grain> 
are  the  chief  crops.  It  has  a  semi-weekly 
mail.    Jesse  Fangboner,  postmaster. 

r,i;SlNESS  DIRECTORY. 

Fangboner  Jesse,  general  mechanic. 
Fangboner  M  &  N,  wagon  makers. 
Forbes  Rev  Philo  (Paptist). 
Tutlle  Rev  Wm,  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

MUIR. 

When  the  D.  &  M,  R.  R.  was  built  it  w.i> 
carried  a  mile  to  the  north  of  Lyons,  I<->r^i 
county,  an'l  around  the  Lyons  depot  soon 
grew  up  a  thriving  little  village  winch  w.>s 
namedMuir  after  the  popular  superintendent 
of  the  road,  William   K.  .Muir.    It  lies  7 
miles  east  of  Ionia,  and  u6  miles  from  Pc 
troit.  and  has  a  population  of  about  I.01.V 
In  1S69  it  secured  a  village  charter.  U 
tlu-  ou;lct  for  a  con.sidorahle  tract  of  pin<-* 
counti7  lying  north,  auvl  is  l.Trgclv  interested 
in  the  lumber  business.    It  also  has  a  fou'i 
dry,  planing  mill,  shingle  mills,  cic.  M"<r 
supports  a  weekly  newspaper,    the  Grmil 


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kiv;-r  Herald.  Express,  American.  Tele-  j 
.»ii,h    Western  Union.    A.  B.  Robinson,  1 

f>  ■  ■  1     '  i 

■■jtmasler.  j 

IJUSINESS  DIRECTORY,  | 

.\U!frtcan  Express  Co,  Wiiliaiii  A  Lewis, 
assent. 

A'vierson  Jaraes  A,  blacksmith. 

j.cAch  Marshall,  cocper. 

'C-r^zp-.t  J  &  J,  lumber  and  lath. 

ikment  B,  propr  Grand  River  Herald,  and 

;i)b  priiiter, 
Hcnnct  N  J,  booLs  and  shoes. 
!;n;rk  B  H  &  Son,  groceries  and  provisions. 
Hrock  Misse?.  C  &  M  E,  millinery.  ' 
Cirinon  Mich3.el,  saloon. 
Church  Jason,  baker. 
Ccoledge  E  W,  harness  maker. 
Ciirties  Mrs  B  X  niiilinery. 
b'crrick  Mrs  A,  dressmakmg. 
Derrick  Richard  D,  livery  stable. 
Lagle  Hotel,  Mrs  C  A  Heydlaurt  propr. 
Fiero  A,  propr  Olmsted  House. 
Fink  Nicholas,  saloon. 

Fust  National  Bank,  capital  S^o^ooo,  S  W 
Webber,  pres;  J  E  Just,  cashier. 

Flower  William  H,  watches  and  jewelry. 

Foidham  Wm,  meat  market. 

Fox  P  M,  treasurer  W'agar  Lumber  Co. 

Freeman  &  Erench,  j^^eneral  store  ai^d  saw 
mill. 

Grand  River  Herald  (weekly),  B  Bement, 

propr  and  publisher, 
ii^imptou  C  D,  physician, 
'iaycb  N  B,  tlouring  mill. 
Ifa.ves        15  tsfc  IS  W.  Saw  MilL  and 

Lumber  Mnfrs.    [Sec  adv.) 
Hendrick  G  A,  insurance  agent. 
Hewitt  Wm  P,  shingle  mtli. 
HeydlauH"  Mrs  C  A,  projir  Eagle  Hotel. 
Hills  Rev  John,  (Methodist). 
Hallahan  Mrs  E,  boarding  house, 
ives  C  E,  physician. 
Johnson  L  M,  wagon  maker, 
.lust  J  E.  ca;ihier  Eirst  National  Bank  and 

insurajice  agent. 


Kimb.ill  6c  Stevens,  foundry  and  muchine 
shop. 

Legrange  Rev  John,  (Christian). 

Lewis  Wm.    A,  expre.ss   agent    and  news 

dealer. 
Magiil  Robert  B,  tailor. 
Nett  L  &  J,  boots  and  shoes. 
Oirasted  Chaunc-L-y  W%  books,  stationery  and 

news  and  fruit  dealer. 
Olmsted  House,  A  Eiero  propr. 
Probasco  Jacob  C>,  hardware. 
Ransom  Rev  George,  ( Ptcsbytcrian). 
Rehfuss  Christian,  saloon,  , 
Robinson  A  Byron,  postmaster. 
Rounds  J  M,  barber. 

Shaw  Georo-e  N,  vvagon  m.aker  and  black- 
smith. 

Slicrman  &  I>aaf?]as,  blacksmiths. 

Sherrey  Thomas,  meat  market. 

Staltty  Henry  V,  justice  of  the  peace  and 
notary  public. 

Stevens  Charles  E,  general  store. 

Stone  o:  Strachn,  drugs  and  groceries. 

g\v;*S'ili05it  €haric«^.  Dealer  in  Furni- 
ture au'i  Undertaker. 

Svlvcster  Henr)'  G,  saloon. 

Terrill  B  E,  physician. 

Terrili  J  H,- physician. 

Truesdle  LeRoy,  telegraph  operator. 

Wagar  Lumber  Co,  mnfrs  lumber,  lath  and 
shingles,  H  R  Wagar  pres,  R  B  Wight- 
man  sec,  P  M  Fox  treas. 

Wager  John  S,  general  store. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  LeRoy  Trues- 
dle operator,  D.      ^L  R.  R.  Depot. 

W'iiletr  Brothers,  sash,  blinds  and  lumber. 

\l  fljiioj  Al^lOS  11,  Harness  Maker  and 
Village  Marshal,  Superior. 


MULLET  LAKE. 

A  postofhce  in  Inverness  township,  Cheboy- 
gan county,  7  miles  southwest  of  Cheboygan 
village.  It  lakes  its  name  from  the  enlarge- 
ment of  the  Chcb'uygan  r-ver,  on  which  it  is 


N.  B.  &  B.  W.  HAYES, 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

Pine  Lumber,   Dressed  Flooring, 

SIDING  AND  CKiniNG. 

>^lliilgle;<,  Latli   ^ricl  'Picketb^ 

Office  and  Mills,  Ecst  End  Superior  Street, 
MUIR,  -----  MICHIGAN. 

Cars  arc  Loaded  in  Yard  Free  of  Ch.irgc. 


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MUL 


MrCl{IGAN  STA'iT  GA7.ETTELR 


MUN 


Located .  One  large  savv  n'i'dl  is  eslaljlish.cd 
here,  also  a.  bark  extract  utctory.  MuUett 
Lake  has  a  scini-Vy-eekly  mail.    E.  A  Dodge, 

B  U  S I  >"  ES  3  DIKE  C  T  O   Y . 

McDonald  John  F,  genera!  store. 

Nelson  &  Strohn,  Iinnber  ninfr^. 

Isewtoii,  Ellis  &  Buckiughaai,  bark  extract 


mnfrs. 


IMUNDY. 

A  postomce  of  Mundy  tO'.vn.->liip,  Genesee^ 
county,  1 2  miles  ?outh  of  t'lint,  and  4 north 
of  Lin' leu,  on  the  D.  <i:  M.  K.  R.'  It  is 
situated,  in  a  level  timbered  country.  \Y.  T. 
Williams,  postmaster. 

hi; --INKS-  DIRECTORY. 

Childs  Je^se  ISI,  vvagan  maker. 
Ellis  Rev  jame>,  (Methodist). 
Ely  James,  biacksmitri. 
Harnilton  Rev  ]'Aiu,  (Methodist). 
Hempstead  James,  ccustabie. 
Hewitt  Albert,  blacksmith. 
Lewis  Juhu  F,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Stiles  Trioma.s  P,  grocer. 
Stiles  Yolney.  justice  of  the  peace. 
Williams  \Vm  J,  grocer,  notarv^  public  and 
supervisor. 


MUNG-ERVK.LE. 

A  village  and  station  for  passengers  on  the 
D.  &.  M.  R.  R.,  on  the  line  betv^-een 
Owosso  and  ^[iddlebe^ry  townsl^ips,  Shia- 
wassee county.  Tiie  iproducti' -ns  of  the 
neichborhond  are  c^rain  and  hardwood  lum- 
bcr.  It  is  S  miles  west  of  Corunna,  and  5 
west  of  Owosso,  shipping  station  fir  freight. 
Population,  100.    \\\  C.  Stiff,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Banghart  B,  hotel. 
Gillam  C  H,  blacksmith. 
Hann  C  H,  physician. 
Hubbell  J  A,  carpenter. 


Hunt  C  D,  carpenter. 

Stiff  A  &  W  C,  general  store. 

Waldren  C.  wagon  maker. 

\Vh:tcom.b  Rev  A  (Methodist  Episcopal ,. 

Wilkins  G  R,  shoemaker. 

MUNISING. 

This  village  contains  about  1,000  in':  '-  • 
ants,  and   is   m.-'St  beautifully  situat'.-'i 
Grand  Island  bay,  an  indentation  of 
Suuerior,  in  Schoolcraft  countv.     It  is  .; 
niiles  east  of  Marr^uette,  and  130  mile>  v. 
of  Sault  Ste  Marie.    Ir  boasts  of  the  '  , 
harbor  on  lake  Superior  and  most  f:»r.i 
trout  hshincT  srrounds,  while  wild  .gan.c  ■ 
everv  description  abound.    Lvin^r,  as  ir  dci 
in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  Pictt:: 
Rocks,  it  is  already  patronized , to  a  cor.?:  : 
able  extent  as  a  summ.er  report  for  the  to-; 
ist  and  invalid,  and  wdth  its  pure  air  a:.' 
great  natural  attractions,  bids  fair  to  bccv 
th.e  "Saratoga"  of  lake  Superior.  Loc.;' 
here  .is  the  extensive  churcoal  blast  furn 
of  the  Munising  Iron  Co.,  producing  .v 
shipping  nearly  10.000  tons  of  pig  iron  ea  ' 
year.    Munising  will  be  a  point  on  the  c 
tcmplatcd  Marquette  &  Mackinaw  raih-  ^  " 
The  Munising  river  here  has  a  fall  <•!  i  • 
feet,  affording  an  excellent  opportunity  ; 
water  power.    The  country  around  is  lol': 
and  covered  with   haniwood  timber.  1 
iron  and  brick  are  shipped.    Te'egra:  .  - 
W-estern  Union.    Mail  semi-weekly.  ^^ 
Dack,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRF.CTORY. 
Bi'OWiiOl  S.  Supt  Munising  Iron  Co. 
Cox  Win  A,  si:'pt  Iron  Go's  store. 
Dilger  Robert,  contractor. 
Ewing  E  A,  physician. 
H'dlls^er  Jehiel  S,  carpenter. 
Horn  John,  blacksmith. 
Jorganson  Peter,  wagon  maker. 
Lel'.ouef  Eugene,  contractor. 


W.  L.  Wetmore,  Prest.      E.  P.  Williaxs,  Sec'y.     Gi.o.  H.  Vaill.vnt,  Treas.       S.  Bkowneli.,  S- 
Marquette,  Mich.  Marquette,  Mich.  CIe%;elaa^Ohio.  Muni.ting,  ■ 

The  Munising  Iron  Company, 


:.MANUFACTURERS  OF^ 


CHARCOAL  PIG  IRON 


X?la.st  Fiiriiaocs  nt 


MUNISINGr,  L.  S., 


MICHIGAN 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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^^m^ising  li-otel,  a  summer  resort  near  the 

Ficturcd  Rocks. 
^lOldssiU?  JrOU  C'O,  \V  L  Wetmore 

I'R-s,  E  P  \\'illiam.-  Sec,  S  Erowneil  Supt. 

{Sri  adv.) 
Vault  T  A,  contractor. 
Kockafellow  Stephen,  founder. 


musk:eg-on. 

Muskegon,  the  county  seat  of  Muskegon 
county, a  tlourisbini;  city  of  9,000  inhabitant.^, 
is  situated  at  the  debouchment  of  Mu-ke^'on 
river  into  the  bc".utiful  Like  of  the  same 
n:ur.e,  It  is  192  miles  by  rail  from  Chicago, 
.md  196  nule?.  in  a  westerly  direction  from 
Detroit.  In  1S36  the  first  settlement  was 
vn3.dc  here  by  Henry  IVnoyer,  agent  of  a 
Ciiicago  company.  The  following  year  (1837) 
asm:!  11  frame  house  was  built  by  Theodore 
Newhali.  The  great  wealth  of  the  lumber 
legion  north  and  west  of  Muskegon,  which 
h.if.  since  beeti  wonderfully  de\  eh.ped,  was 
i1k-ii  just  beginning  to  be  realized,  and  aiew 
enterprising  men  had  established  lumber 
mills  at  various  poinis  along  the  banks  of 
the  Muskegon  river,  ^ome  distance  in  the  in- 
terior. Before  Muskegon  itself  attained  any 
importance  2.S  a  lumber  manufacturing  place 
its  convenient  location  made  it  a  considera- 
Me  depot  of  su[;>plies  for  the  surrounding 
lumber  interests.  In  the  same  year  a  lumber 
udll  was  established  at  Mr.skegon,  known  as 
"  Wheelock's  mill,"  and  during  the  next  few 
\ears  several  others  vrere  trailt.  The  first 
carsjo  of  lumber  wa';  shir?ned  from  thi-^  place 
in  1838,  to  Chicago,  The  growth  of  the 
village  was  now  rapid,  and  among  those  who 
took  up  land  at  this  time,  and  who  may  be 
termed  "  old  settlers  "  were  Martin  Ryerson, 
Wm.  Lasley,  Horace  and  Erastus  \Vilcox, 
Geo,  Woodbury  and  Samuel  Rose.  The 
village  was  platted  in  1S53.  incorporated  as 
a  village  in  1S61,  and  as  a  city  in  1S70. 

Muskegi'U  is  on  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R., 
and  is  the  terminus  of  the  M.  &  B,  R.  «Sc  M. 
E.  .S.  railroads;  while  the  Grand  River  Val- 
ley railroad  has  a  running  arrangement  with 
other  roads,  so  that  through  trains  are  run 
lietween  tliis  city  and  Detroit.  It  has  a 
daily  line  of  steamboats  to  Chicago  and  Mil- 
waukee, and  is  a  stopping  place  for  the  ea.st 
shore  line  of  steamers.  The  shipment  of 
lumber  from  tins  place  annually  amounts  to 
:ilH)ut  400.000,000  feet,  requiring  about  lOO 
Vessels  of  various  kinds,  while  a  large  ann  >unt 
•dso  is  sliippcd  by  rail.  The  saw  mills,  of 
■^^hich  there  are  a  large  nunibcT  on  Mu.-ke 
lake,  are  ino.stly  of  l.^rge  si/e  and  of 
;^<-'od  construction,  C(mtaining  all  the  laboi- 
'•i\ing  maciiiiiery  u.ninlly  found  m  first-clasN 
lui!!,-,. 

In  other  depaitn\ents  of  nianulaclure  tliere 

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are  2  fiouring  mills,  3  large  steam  engine 
works  and  foundhes,  a  saw  factory.  2  i)oiier 
factories,  and  3  planing  mills,  with  two  of 
which  are  connected  sash  and  blind  fac- 
tories. 

The  lake  on  wliich  the  city  is  situated,  is 
about  5  miles  long,  and  2  v\-ide,  and  being 
entirely  land  locked,  atTord.->  a  safe  har!;or 
for  the  large  fleet  of  ves.-els  trading  here,  and 
the  same  is  of  the  greatest  value  for  booming 
log>.  The  channel  leading  from  Mu.-^kcgfm 
lake  to  lake  Michigan,  is  about  one  half  of  a 
mile  in  length,  and  the  Qurrent  in  it  is  so 
strong,  that  the  water  never  freezes  over, 
thus  afibrding  better  advantages,  for  a  wiru 
ter  harbor,  th.an  almost  any  port  on  lake 
^iichi-an.  The  larijest  sized  vessels  trading 
on  lake  Michigan  can  now  enter  this  port, 
and  when  the  improvem.ents  now  in  progress 
are  c<;nii 'leted,  Mnskegon  harbor  will  be  sur- 
passed by  none  on  lake  Michigan,  for  safety 
and  convenience  of  access. 

The  land  imrnediaiely  aronnd  Mu-kegon, 
although  rather  sandy,  is  well  ailapted  to 
gardening,  and  fruit  raising,  particularly  to 
that  of  peaches  and  grapes,  to  which  con- 
siderable attention  has  of  late  been  given, 
and  with  abundant  success.  Luther  Moul- 
ton,  one  of  the  mo.-t  successful  fruit  grocers 
in  Western  Michigan,  in  1874  shipped  40 
tons  of  grapes  from  a  vineyard  in  tlie  vicini- 
ty of  this  city. 

Muskegon  has  a  fine  union  school  build- 
ing, scarcely  excelled  in  the  Slate,  in  beauty 
of  architectural  design  and  con\enience  ot 
internal  arrangement,  and  has  also  5  u  ard 
schools,  attordmg  accommodation  to  nearly 
l.Soo  children. 

Tliere  arc  II  churches,  comparing  favor- 
ably in  appearance  with  other  churclies  in 
the  State,  S  h(jtels,  of  which  the  Occidental 
is  the  best.  There  are  also  2  Nati<.>nal 
Banks,  the  Muskegon  National,  having  a 
capual  of  >200,ooo,  and  the  Emnbernien's 
First  National,  having  Sioo.ooo  capital. 
The  first  named  has  lately  erected  a  very 
lartre  and  elegant  bank  building,  at  an  ex- 
pense of  about  i^^0,000. 

The  city  i>  supplieil  with  gas  and  a  first 
class  system  of  water  works  is  lieing  con- 
structetl. 

The  newspapers  published  in  tlie  city,  arc 
the  C'irv/:iii\\  the  Lt^k^siJ:  Kr^is.'t  r,  and  the 
iVc-cs  ijnJ  Ke/'orter.    They  are  all  weeklies. 

The  present  (1S75)  mayor  of  the  city  is 
Hon.  S.  H.  Wagner. 

tu-^ ;  N Kss  ni  K  Kcr* y . 
VHk'I's  .loliii,  CinKcrics  and  IVovisions, 

cor  Terrace  and  Walton. 
illxM'M  John  A-   i;ro.  Moat  Market, 

cor  l  eri  ace  vV  W  alu>n. 
i\Ibcrt>  Er.ink,  giocor,  S»'i  Wo>tern  .ive. 
American  House,  A  A  M.ixim,  pr'H^r,  W.iler. 


^jQ  MUS  MICKTGAN-  SrATE  GAZETTEER 


ArBOlcl  JOriepll  Siup  Builder  and  | 
Architect,  Union  blip,  loot  of  Market.  ( 
(5re  adv.) 

Western  ave. 

I^Jlktr  Ilesiry  B,  Books  and  Station- 
ery, 65  Western  ave. 

Bauniann  Ciriristian,  shoenir.ker,  Myrtle. 

Bayne  John  C,  saloon.  84  Wef^tern  ave. 

Bean    john,  boarding  and  saloon,  Western 
ave  west  of  Hudson. 

Beardsley  Levi,  justice  of  ihe  peace,  Lan- 
dreth's  Block. 

Beck  John  A,  propr  Milwaukee  Hou?e,  cor 
Western  ave  and  5^h.  : 

Beidler  Mnfg  Co,  hunber  mnfrs,  H  Bei-ikr,  } 
pres  ;  J  D  Foilner  sec  and  treas  ;  Wesu-m  j 
ave,  bet  cth  and  ic-.h. 

IMnui^er  J  B.  Boarding   Blouse  and 
Saloon.  154  Wesrem  ave. 

Benedict  Bentiy,  meat  marke:,  104  3d. 

Benhart  Frank,  saloon,  141  Western  ave. 

Bigelovv  Wm  1]  6c  Co,  lumber  mnf;.?,  West- 
ern ave,  bet  4th  ,"n.'.  y.h. 

Mlni'U  Josepii  €,  Wholer,ale  Grocer, 
79  Western  ave.     {S^e  c:av.) 

II  hick  J  IB  1  ills,  Mdiinery  and  Fancy 
Goods.  81  Western  ave. 

Blake  David,  grocer,  Terrace  n  of  Webster. 

Bolza  Adulph,  jev.elry,  Western  ave,  s  of 
Jefferson. 

}l«>lz«  &  lleys^oUi*-.  Books  and  Sta- 
tionery. Western  ave    c  JiiYerson. 

Boresina  John,  grocer,  Nfyrrie. 

Bufgman  Bolic,  general  s:ore,  cor  Sprin.g; 
and  Myrtle. 

Bourdon  II  Si  &  G  W,  Grocers. 
Pine  s  of  Center. 

Boudre  Ovz  Vailequel,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Boyce  Edward,  meat  market,  14  Pine. 

Bra-x-lin  Frank,  lavwer,  Lannretii'>  Block. 

|lradror«i  A:  3i;okJ<_>.  Milliners.  Pine, 

i4rU«,Hbr4l  I.  €  €0,  Con-,  Flour  anci 
Fe;ed,  176  Fine. 

Brandt  John  W,  shoem:i.ker,  cor  Prince  and 
Bowery. 

Brasted  Heni7.  livery  stable,  174  Western 
avenue. 

Bresn  ihan  Ebua,  shirr  niakin.;,  s  s'Western 
avenue. 

Bresnahan  Martin,  propr  Globe  Hotel,  cor 

Ottawa  and  Gitbling-. 
I5r<nmo!i    J<)»2ii*,    Fiour.    Feel.  0A\ 

Hay,  Corn,   F.ic,  45  \\  esiern  ave.  [S^c' 

adv. ) 

Brown  Mrs  A  P,  dressmaking,  82  Western 
avenue. 

P>rut:da;^o  C  t  V  S'Hi.  dr;:i;gi>ts.  ,<3  Western 
avenue. 

Buell  Mrs  Fucy  F.  dre^>.maki  ii;.  Cv>r  West- 
ern ave  and  IVrrace. 

Mu>hne!l.  Walworth  Reetl,  i i; ml  cr  mnfrs, 
otlicc  Wc>lern  ave. 


MUS 


Campbell  Edvvn.rd,  saloon,  cor  gth  and  Cl.-.y 
avenue. 

CarJ'lei*  6^:  SltlliTiin,  Blacksmith, 
and  H-;rse  SLoer:.,  Terrace  n  of  Wc'- 
ster. 

Cavanaugh  James,  street  commissioner,  cnr 

Western  ave  and  Jefferson. 
Chaddock    Chauncy   J,  general  store,  327 

Western  ave. 
Chamberlain    C  C,  lawyer,  GS  We'-tem  ave. 
Oiapjli  A'.  Fo»i«,  Stcarn  Saw  Mill,  Water. 
ChLiiiiard  Samuel  C,  cider  and  v:ne>:ar  mn.'':. 

231  Vv'estorn  ave,* 
Cotton  V.'alter  R,  architect.  107  We.-teraave. 
C<>C>k  €ri3Ui>1>en,   Fawyere,  79 

Wc-stern  ave. 
Cooper,  Jordon  Ci:  Co,  liquors,  s  s  Westeni 

ave. 

Corcoran     Anthony,   carriage   and  wagon 

makers.  Terrace  n  of  W  ebster. 
€oCy    Al0X«Iiller,    Blacksmith  and 

Wagon  Maker,  cor  Pine  and  High. 
Cov.  rc  Peter  J,  cigar  mnfr,  74  Western  ave. 
Curctt  Phillip  J,  saloon,  cor  Jackr^ou  and 

Water. 

Davss  €  &  Co  Fumber,  Lath  and  Pick- 
er-, 6^  We-tern  ave.    {See  caz\) 

f>av!4*?«  Jo<»l5Ua,  Foundiy,  >Fachine  Sh..;. 
and  C:.r  Wheel  Mnfr,  Wc:^^ern  ave  bet  4-l» 
and  5ih. 

Da-.tsosi  ,l:t?!ies  T^,  Saloon,  14 

Dearborn  Charles  L,  boots  and  shoes,  105 

We^ite-.ii  ave. 
J>eiina*  John,   People's  Market,  15 

Piue. 

I>ol;j|>  WiUiasu  II,  Physician,  cor  Pme 
and  HiL;iu 

I>r\vey  Fer?ry8,  Maps,  Pictures.  Books. 

Stnibmery,  Etc'  Pine  ('pp  Court  IF^use. 
Dirkes  August  B,  meat  market.  20I  Clay  ave. 
D;x"n  Mrs  Mary,  dress  making,  79  Wotern 

avenue. 

DonaJioc  *V  Iliordau,  Dry  Goods. 

NN'estcrn  ave. 
I>oiu*l*on  Cliarlos  P,  Physician  and 

Surgeon,  79  W  extern  ave. 
l>lun>ri<J:j:o  31  rs  S  55.  Hair  QyxA%,<P 

\".  c.->{ern      e.     i  See 
l>liy*or  I5oriiar<iH»i,  Proprietor  Uni.-" 

B.-.kery,  cor  Pine  ami  Walton. 
Earie  Miss  Fannie,  dress  maker,  Lantlreth^ 

Block. 

Eric!^sen  Hans,  saloon,  1 10  Ottawa. 
Europ.ean  Hole!,  Charles  Tyson  prv->pr,  Ot'  "' 

wa  opp  C.     M.  L.  S.  K.  R.  Dej>v>t. 
Fainieid  F./ra,  sew  in^  ma^inr.c  .a^t-nl.  P«<5f 

-    n  Couvi  \  lou^o. 
i'ioiil  0        A  W,  Lum'ocr  Dealer* -iO'l 

Mnir>  Pine  ^hinJ;ic>.    \S*e  \Ji<tii^) 
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c  r  9ih  ami  Clay  aves. 


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No.  79  Western  Avenue, 
MUSKEGON,  -  -    *  MICHIGAN. 


Xjuniberrnen's  Crvmp  SiTiipUes. 


-WHOLESALE  DEALER  IS^^^ 


.fiitP^  Wines  and  Liquors, 


52  Center  Street, 


PORTER,  Ac. 

MUSKEGON,  MICH. 


r-  .-y 

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IvIICHIG.VN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


Ford  E  R  &  Co,  groceries,  cor  Pine  and 
Walton. 

Forest   City  House,-  Williara  Sprigg  propr, 

cor  2d  and  Ciay  ave. 
Franke  Hermann,  saloon,  VVestern  ave  e  of 

Terrace. 

Garvey  J  &  D,  grocers,  94  Western  ave. 
Garv-ey  Vv'illiain  J.  saloon,  S6  Ottawa. 
Geist  David,  saloon,  187  Clay  ave, 
Gerst  &  Liver,  s^rocers,  185  Ciay  ave. 
Globe  Hotel,  ^I  Bresnahan  propr,  cor  Otta- 
wa and  Giddings. 
Goldman  &  Weinberg,  dry  goods,  6S  West- 
ern ave. 

Grant  Thomas  B  &  Co,  himber  dealers  and 

planing  rnill,  Western  ave. 
Gray  Isaac  N,  meat  ma-rket,  cor  Pine  and 

llolbroolc. 

Gregory  W  B  &  Son,  *;avv-  ranfrs,  74  Market. 
C«rOft;5iISliaTlt  rioter.  Grocer  and  Saloon, 

cor  Ottawa  and  Sumner. 
Hackley,  McGordon  &  Co.  lumber  innfrs, 

OiTice  cor  Western  ave  and  S'.h. 
Hackley       Sons,  lumber  mnfrs,  office  cor 

Western  ave  and  Sth. 
Hall  John  M,  grocer.  Western  ave. 
Hall  Stephen  C,  lumber  and  real  esta*;e,  Pine 

s  of  Holbrook. 
Hamidiii    Luman,    black^miili,    Center  nr 

Pine. 

Plamen  Michael,  saloon,  555  Western  ave. 

ll^JSUT  l*etei\  Meat  M:n-ket,  Pine  opp 
Court  -  House. 

JiaiiOltOSl  C  J  4I-.  Co,  Lumber  Mnfrs, 
office  Western  ave. 

Handy  &  Sharp,  painters,  76  Western  ave. 

iiatsiisih  JoilSJ  W,  Boot  and  Shoema- 
ker, s  s  Western  ave. 

Haupt  John,  saloon.  Myrtle. 

Heeres  Peter,  shoenuiker,  Prince  nr  3d. 

Heil  Francis  }•>[.  phvsician,  4!:>  Western,  ave. 

IleiKlel  Will  55,  Dentist,  79  Western 
a  v  eiiue. 

Henderson  L,  painter,  Myrtle. 

Henderson,  Smith  &:  Cw,  carriage  mnfrs,  cor 

Terrace  and  Clay  ave. 
HerKst   Wm  &  Co,  clothing,  70  Western 

ave. 

iictf.  Jarob  &  Co,  Furniture,  Crock- 
ery, Carpets,  Etc,  c^r  Western  ave  and 
Jefterson. 

Heyn  Fred  W.  saloon,  Olson's  Block,  West- 
ern ave. 

Hilbourn  Charles    S,   publisher  Lakeside 

Register,  86  Western  ave. 
Hill    Loren/o   D,  physician,  105  Western 

avenue. 

Hofstra  Samui  l  A,  gr-'^oer,  72  Westeri\  .-we. 
llollsO'Oili  l*<'(or  <>,  S.iloon,  98  Wes- 
tern asonue. 

Holt  llt'liry  IS,  Lawyer,  65  Western 
avenue. 

Holte  NeLon,  boarding,  22  Ottawa. 


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.15^«rs2iiS4Jr  J  1j  c%:  €0,  Flour,  Feed,  n.<y^ 
G'-ain.  Etc,  Water  n  of  Western  ave.  (a 
a  ^7'.) 

Ireland    Joseph,    saddles,  harness,   etc,  S; 

Western  ave. 
Ja€*0?J?i  Jf  &  J'iOiil, Clothing.  Boots,  Shoe  . 

Hats,  Caps  and  Furnishing  Goods,  77  W..-.s. 

tern  ave. 

Jara'-on  J  Emmett,  lavvyer,  s  s  W^estern  avc. 
e  of  Jefferson. 

Jeannot  Joseph,  propr  Pacific  House,  iCo 
Western  ave. 

Jiroell  Frawc-i-S,  Cigar  Mnfr,  78  Wes- 
tern ave.     {See  adv  ) 

iohn^on  Mary,  boarding.  84  Otta\«i. 

Johnson  Wdliani  1  &  Co,  meat  miarket,  2.1 
Ottawa. 

Jones  Oliver  B,  barl.er,  104  Western  are. 
Jones  William,  sash  door  and  blind  mnfr,  c 
Western  ave  and  1st 
j  Keck  Wmi,  jevreler.  91  Western  ave. 
j  Kelly  D  h  Co,  sash  door  and  blind  mnfrs,  1.-.; 
I      nr  Western  ave. 
Kelly  cc  Thompson,  Hour  and  I'eed  161  Pine. 
Kent  John  W.  grocer,  cor  Pmc  and  fligh. 
Mieii  lill<lois>ll.  Groceries  and  Provis- 
ions, 105  3d. 
Kingin  Mrs  E,  dress  maker,  cor  Terrace  an  : 
Water. 

Kin"sl)urv   G  P,  collector   of  customs,  64 

Western  ave. 
Klin_i^beil   Ferdinand,  shoemaker.  Western 

ave  w  ',.f  Hudson. 
l«.ool«nii;;  3Iar tin.  Grocer,  92  We.-iern 

avenue. 

SiortCIHUlSil    WllliaiSI,    Boots  and 

bhoes,  196  Clay  ave. 
Kratz  John,  saloon  and  boarding,  cor  Sth 

and  Clay  ave. 
SirobS  Ot<0,  Saddle  and  Harness  Mnfr. 

Western  ave. 
Lakeside  Register,  Charles  S  Hilbourn  edi- 
tor and  propr,  86  Western  ave. 
1^:1  111 plBOre    \u    J,   Livery    Stable,  c<-.r 

Market  and  Western  ave. 
Lai'OilV  I^COil,  Propr  Central  Hotel,  1S5 

Western  ave. 
I.asser  Joseph,  barber,  Western  ave. 
Laube  Andrew,  grocer,  201  Ch^.y  ave. 
Lewis  W  H  &   Son,  carnage    makers,  7- 

^Larket. 

Livingston  Colin,  blacksmith.  Western  ave. 
Loriug  Edward  R,  gas  fitting,  l6(>  Western 
avenue. 

Love  George,  saloon,  iSo  Clay  .i\e. 
Ludcrs  IL-nry,  saloon.  1 3  Pine. 
I.uiuberitiiiiiN    ^alioiiiil  ISaiiU> 

Cnpiial  5 ioo,o<X».  Chauncey  l),ivi>  Ties  * 
C  r>ilhnghur'4t  C;;>.K,  s  >  Wc>tern  .xve. 

Lylo  iic  Son,  meat  m.iikct.  323  Western  .1^*-'. 

Mv  Coiudck  Mis  James,  salooji,  317  Wotein 
.1  venue. 

McRce  J  C,  .ngent  >L  L.  S.  K.  R. 


AND  BUSINF-SS  DIRECTORY 


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573 


JOSEPH  P.  ARNOLD, 


Ship  Architect  and 


Builder, 


Union  Slip,  opposite  American  House, 
MQSKEG-ON,        -        -        -  MICHIGAN. 


6*1  1/1   K;«-;''>-iS  l^ci*:;!) 


MUSKEGON,  MICHIGAN. 


House  and  Sign  Painter, 

Wheeler's  Block,  Terrace  Street, 

MUSKEGON,         -  -_  -  MICHIGAN. 

Graining,  Glossing,  Glazing,  Paper  Hanging,  and  all  other  work  in  ih!  «  line,  done  neatly, 

and  in  superior  style. 


?4  "U 


J.  L.  FIO  RISKIN  G  &  CO., 

iManufiicturers  and  l)calers  in 

Dur,  Feed,  " 

GRAIN,  HAY,  &c  , 
MUSKEGON,        -  -          -  MICHIGAN. 

Storehouse  on   Dut  k,  in  iVont  of  MerrillV  Livery, 


3VEi5is.  s.  B-  IDU^DI3I^-II:^C3-I::, 

Dealer  in  and  ^L^nut■acturcr  oi 

Real  and   Imitation   liair  Work, 

IIA.IR  J  E Wi:OT.  R Y,  .to.. 
Western  Avenue,       -       -       Muskegon,  Mich. 


574 


MUS 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


US 


McNeely  Richard  D,  c^rocer,  82  Ottawa. 

3tfcRe»iio!ds  c?i  jflc^fyeeiicy.  Law- 
yers, 81  Western  ave. 

Msirkia^i  Wisi,  Cnuhing^  and  Mercho.nt 
Tailoring,  cor  VVesterri  ave  and  Terrace. 
i^See  adv.) 

Martin  William,  agent  grocer,  Pine. 

Mnsou  f^oiober  Co.  Capital  $250,. 

000,  L  G  Mason  Pres,  C  S  Davis  Trea;;, 
Thomas  Tilunroe  sec,  cor  Western  ave  and 
Fourth. 

Mather  Edv/ard  B, .hardware,  s  s  Western 
avenue. 

Maxim  A  A,  propr  American  House,  Water, 
Merrill   &  Plovey,  hardware,  109  Western 
avenue. 

Merrill  Thomas,  livery  stable.  Water. 
Messier  James  H,  propr  Pine  Screet  House, 

cor  Pine  and  Plolbrook. 
Meyers  Daniel,  saloon,  591  Western  ave. 
WAlvA\i^ill\  Sloil.*.e,  Heniy  VonEarnbus 

Propr,  cor  Ninth  and  Clay  ave. 
Ml  iter  Mrs*  A,  Millinery,  100  Western 

avenue. 

Miller  &  Co,  founders  and  machinists,  West- 
ern ave. 

Mills  George  W,  station,  agent,  C.  &  M.  L. 
S.  R.  R. 

Milwaukee  House,  John  A  Beck  propr,  cor 

Western  ave  and  5th. 
Minkler  John  F,  photographer,  4S  Western 

avenue. 

Montague  &  Hamilton,  lumber  inspectors, 
232  Western  ave. 

Montgomery  Josep?i  E  &  Co,  furniture,  66 
Western  ave. 

Moon  Judd,  saloon,  102  Western  ave. 

Moriarty  Daniel  J,  city  recorder, 

Monis  §!€lney  S,  Wholesale  aiul  Re- 
tail Provisions,  Meats,  Poultry, Game,  Etc, 
s  s  Western  ave. 

Morrison  W  B,  physician,  73  Western  ave. 

Morrison  Walter  B  &  Co,  druggists,  62  West- 
ern aye. 

Moelier    Raulolpli,  Watches,  Clocks 

and  Jewelry,  64  Western  ave. 
Mulder  A  &  J,  grocers,  cor  Pine  and  Grand 

Rapids. 

Murray  John,  pictures,  fiames,  etc,  1 16 
Western  ave. 

MlirrsiJ'  SaiJJUOl  D,  Produce  Commis- 
sion, 6  Jefferson. 

Muskegon    Booming  Co,  capital 

Ira  O  Sn\ith  pres.  C  D  Nel<i.>n  secy,  H 
Beidler  treas,  ollice  Terrace  nr  Western 
avenue. 

Muskegon  Chronicle,  (weekly),  Mrs  George 

C  Rice  propr,  5  Jefferson. 
MiisKo;;on   jj'loiirtn;,'    llilU.  J  I. 

Hoininj,'  6:  Co,  l'ropr>,  ouilet  Hear  Lake. 
i^liisUo^oii  ?V:i(ioiiul  IJaiiU,  Cai>ital 

$-:>:5,ooo,  I,  U    Mvuon  Vice   1  iv;s,    E  G 

Comstoclc  CslsU,  cor  Wcsteiu  ave  and  i.>t. 


Near  Jay,  saloon.  90  Vv'e-tern  ave. 
,\ei;ij:i€lster  Fr4i<lerick,  City  Brewery, 

cor  Clay  anfl  Wesiern  aves. 
X€tit«ei.'»fer    Oil*?!,   Saloon,    Pine  r.r 

Center. 

XloliOl^i  C  1^5  Cigars,  Tobacco,  Etc,  S; 

Western  ave. 
iVy^troSEl    Joilli,    Saloon,  cor  9th  zv.i 

Clay  ave. 

Olier  Ocor^e,  House  and  Sign  Painter. 

Texrace  n  of  Western  ave.    {See  adv.) 
Olcott  Al>f jafs  A,  Commercial  School, 

105  Western  ave. 
Ohon  Andre\y,  grocer,  46  and  4S  Westen: 

avenue. 

OlK)n  Otto,  saloon,  22  Ottawa.^ 

Owen  Wm  W,  sewing   machine  agt-nt,  s  s 

Western  ave. 
Parker  &  Davis,  grocers,  cor  Pine  and  Hcl- 

brook. 

Perry  Freeman  A,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  10; 
Western  ave. 

PeteE'SOft     i.ieorije  Grocer  ar.d 

Meat  Markel,  93  OtMwa. 

Fin.^ibiiry  Janie!*  Iti,  General  S:.>re. 
\N'e>iern  ave. 

Polhemus  Benjamin  F,  shoemaker.  Pine. 

Puppe  Lawrence,  meat  market,  319  Wester  - 
avenue. 

Poiter  Edwin,  lawyer,  62  Western  ave. 
Pyne  <S:  Hanson,  saloon.  Pine  near  Western 
avenue. 

Rabigon  L  N,  s.iloon,  no  Western  ave. 
ISeiliecliC  Grocer,  Myrtle. 

Rice  Mrs  George  C,    propr  and  publishei 

Muskegon  Chronicle,  5  Jefferson. 
Rv.bbins  John,  barber,  Western  ave. 
Roberts  G  R  &  Hull,  lumber  mnfrs   a:.  ■ 

grocei-s,  cor  6th  and  Western  ave. 
Roberts  Julius  W,  grocer,  49  Western  ave. 
Ko^lsjci'S  A5ox,  Foundei  and  M:ichi:ii>", 

Steam  Engine;%  Iron  and  Brass  Castini;>. 

fo»jt  of  I  St.    (.V^  aav.) 
Roemer  Henry,  tailor,  76  We>tern  ave. 
R'.>ot  Charles  W,  saloon,  43  WcNtern  ave. 
Rym  Mrs  M  W.  milllacry,  s     Western  a\«.. 
K3  ersoii,  flills  A:  Co,  Lumber,  Lath. 

Etc,  cor  Water  and  Western  ave. 
Sawyer  Louis  A,  boots  and  shoes,  Westerr 

avenue. 

Schnorbach  Philip,  grocer,  16  Ottawa. 
Sootl   X'-railU,   Wholesale   Wines  ar.  : 

Liquors,  52  Center.    [S^c  aj'v.) 
Selkirk  G  R,  lumber   i)\5>pector,  Wester 

avenue. 

Sh.irp  Wm,  saloon,  159  Pine. 
Shaw  (S:  Macombe,  ph^ •togranhcr>,  40  NN  i'-" 
ei  u  a\e. 

Sil>lry  Watson  .\,  dtug!;ist,  61  Western 
SiliKtiis  John  Kl,    Pr.<pr  W.\>h!".:: 

H'Kc!,  cor  Wcilcii!  .ind  Easicra  avos 
Sinclair  A   P,  insurance  a};ent,  94  W  csterr 

aveivue. 


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AND  BUSIIh-ESS  DIRECTORY, 


MUS 


575 


^'S^^'^^yi  (Groceries  and  Provis- 
ions, T04.  3''-  .      ■      ^  . 

Vj-^oiinfl-  Ja<M>I.Jj  Groceries  and  Irrovr,- 
;,.ii./]44  Sprir-, 

SI'.):in  VV  I,  physician,  cor  Western  ave  and 
Terrace. 

Smith  Alphetis  G,  insurance  agent, ,  Terrace 

c  of  Western  ave. 
<in[lh  Dennis  &:  Cu,  hardware,  69  \Yestern 

avenue. 


Smitli,  :^i2Us  tts  Erwin,  Lawyers, 
Muskegon  Xadonai  Bank  Block. 

Smith  Piatt,  dry  good5,  71  Western 
?ve. 

Sprigg  WVa,  pioprietor  Forest  City  House, 
cor  Second  and  Clay  ave. 

Svquiers  Mrs  W  W',  dress  maker,  104  West- 
ern ave. 

Stanton  Thomas  &  Co,  meat  market,  76 
Western  ave. 


odp-ers  Iron  Manufacmring  Co., 


[ANUF.A.CTURTr,RS  OF- 
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IRON   AND  BRASS  CASTINGS 

And  SAW  MILL  1\'1ACHIMEBY  in  General 

Also  Sole  Manufartiirers  of  Esau  Tarrant's  Patent  Log  Canter,  and  the  Mus- 
kegon Patent  Spiked  Roller  Edger.  Prompt  attention  given  to  repau's. 

Foot  of  Fir 
MUSKEGON, 


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treet^ 
MICHIGAN 


MrB.-<(Ml<>V>><  ««- 


wivdi-  nvr .  A.     '-E^  TJ  s . 


.MANUFACTURER  OF. 


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iflade  C.v,  ^ 

FOR  MEN  AND  BOYS, 

Lumberman's  Clothing  Hall,  Cor.  Terrace  St.  and  Western  Ave., 

■MUSKEGON,   MICHIGAN. 

'  FRANCIS  J  IROCH. 

Manufacturer  of 

CIGARS, 

AM)  DI'.ALKR  IN  ALL  klNDS  OF 

Plug  and  Fine  Cut  Tobacco.  Pipes,  Snuff,  etc.,  Wholesnio  and  Retail, 

No.  78  Western  Avenue,        -         -         MUSKEGON,  MICH. 


MU5         MICHIGAN  st; 


Sti^isscr  M'ff'M^e.  N  Sieiner,  Propr,  cor 

Ea-ltrn  ave  p^X'.d  Ottawa. 
*%(eU5ei'  ^kirxia,  T'ropr  Stciner  Jiouse, 

cor  Eastern  nve  ar-l  ('.)tt;iv/a. 
■  StepSiesi^^Oj?,    TilOimti*?  MorLle 

Works,  176  rine. 
Stevens  Tliomas,  salo'jn,  Western  ave  w  of 

Hud-son. 

Stevens  Thoiuas,  slioeraaker,  Terrace. 
Stewart  (-harles  H  A.  phviiician, Terrace. 
Storrs  &  Mcl)oiii;"a',  li-.mr.er  nmfrs. 
►Slroi^'^  r'^eli^Oli   F,   I'ho'ographer,  62 

Western  ave. 
Sturgis  Jud-ion  T,  harness  maker,  Pine. 
Swan,  White  &  Smith,  hini!:;er  mnfrs,  office 

cor  ^A■'ester^  ave  and  PPad.son, 
Taiman  John,  physician,  cor  Western  ave 

and  Terrace. 
Tearse   &  li arris,  proprs    Muskegon  City 

Mills,  Western  ave  near  the  Bridge. 
Thibont  Isaac       merchant  taihjr,  Western 

ave. 

Tiiom.is  Pjuiaaiia  F,  grai-'tr,  21  Walton. 
Thomson  Rolhn  S,  real  estate  and  agent  1. 

Reed  &  Co,  Pine  s  of  Holbrook, 
Torrance  &  Arms,  himber  ninfrs. 
TiAvl    Albert,    tiour,    feed,    hay    etc,  41 

Wertern  ave. 
Towl  Albert,  gr<>cer,  cor  Western  ave  and 

Je  tier  son. 

ToA,vn':;end  &  Colony,  insurance,  4th  door 

from  postoffice. 
Trcadvell    Reuben,    gunsmith,    Center  nr 

Pine. 

Trebi  Kilward,.  shoemaker,  Western  ave. 
Tubby  Elijah,  meat  nKukei,  cor  Pine  and 
Walton. 

Turnbull  Luke,  boiler  maker.  143  Westeni 
ave. 

Ty:>on  Charles,  propr  European  Hotel,  Otta- 
v.-p.  opp  C,  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.  depot. 

Von  iliimlnis  Mrixi-s,  Pro[)r  Michi- 
Viwx  House,  cor  Isinih  and  Clav  ave. 

Vanderuerp  ^  Cousin,  hardware,  Pine  nr 
Walt.m. 

Vanderwer}^  F'ederick,  general  store,  cor 
Pine  and  AV^alton. 

Van  CSiONon  ll<>]iri,  Music  Teacher, 
73  Western  ave. 

Vail^>'haii  Jiilhis  DentUt,  s  5  West- 
ern ave  nr  pci-t office. 

Vanzalingen  Httity  B  \V,  architect,  II6 
Western  ave. 

Vos  Klorman.  Saloon,  72  Western  ave. 

Wagencr  Samuel  fl,  druggist,  73  Western 
ave. 

Wnl«1i*<>ii  I.,  A,  Boots,  Shoes,  Leather, 
i  d!  iing.-,  (dc>ves.  Etc,  Ai^ent  Howe  Sew 
ing  .Machine.  OS  Western  ave. 

Waller  Frank,  sign  writer,  116  Western 
ave. 

\\  aslii IfoloS.  jt'hn  II  Sinions, 
Prc)pr.  Cor  \\  esteiM  and  E.i.slern  avcs. 


TE  GAZETTEER  NAN 


Weiskopf  Mat,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Wo-.:, 
ern  ave  w  of  First. 

A'  lieill.  Boot  and  Shoe  Mnir-. 
and  Deaiers,  92  Western  ave. 
I  W  e.?tenmeyer  Anton,  saloon,    112  West-jm 
ave. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  G  P  Kini^;.. 

bury,  operator,  64  We -tern  ave. 
Whitney  Luther,  postmaster. 
'Wiegei      Gumell,  confectioners,  321  We-*- 

eru  ave. 

Williams  John,  billiard  hall,  Ottawa  opj. 
depot. 

WiKon  &  Boyce,  lumber  mnfrs,  mills,  Water 

e  of  city,  office  Terrace. 
Wil-on  8c  Goodyear,  planing  mill,  opp  M.  L. 

S  R.  R.  depot. 
Wooii  Wesley  F,  real  estate^  Pine  s  of  Koi- 

br')ok. 

Wrij^hl  Jolill  F,  Meat    Market,  114 

We-«tcrn  ave. 

Wl5rzH?<ri?  AdoSpli  li^  Sign  Wri- 
ter, 76  Western  ave. 

Yates  John  W,  agent  American  Express  Co, 
Terrace  nr  Western  ave. 


NANKIN. 

A  postofnce  in  Livonia  Lov.-nship,  Wayuc 
cc)i!nty,  3  miles  east  of  Plyniouth,  aiid  2  scith 
of  Livonia  station,  on  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  K. 
R,  It  is  situated  in  a  rejjion.of  eood  arahl«' 
lands,  tliC  cldef  products  of  which  are  wheat, 
corn;  oats,  potatoes  and  buckwheat.  Cider 
and  vinegar  are  largely  manufactured.  Nan 
kin  has  a  daily  mail.  B.  C.  Bunnell,  post- 
master. 

BUS  Is  ESS  DIRECTORY. 

l^ovee  X,  cider  and  vinegar  mnfr. 

Clock  W  H,  shoemaker. 

fL^gadorne  Rev  W  (^Tethodist). 

Johns  A  G,  variety  store. 

Patterson  John,  shoemaker. 

Porter  Rev  Samuel  (^Congregationalist). 


NAPOLEON. 

A  thrifty  little  village  on  the  Jackson  braiu  V. 
of  the  L.  S.  <S:  ^L  S.  R.  R.,  in  the  t-^wnship 
Napoleon.  Jack.son  county.    It  is  10  nnl'> 
southea>t  of  Jackson,  and  the  same  distance 
west  of  Manchester,  the  crossing  of  the  P. 
}].  ^  I.  R.  R.    It  has  a  population  of  500. 
or  thereabouts,  has  Baptist,  Methodist,  Kp:- 
copal,  Con;..;regational  and  Free  Method;«t 
churches,  and  a  good  S6,ooo  union  sch*>oI. 
T!ic  vill.-^.ge  IS  pleasantly  located,  but  is  t'""* 
much  >>c.ittereil  to  ^how  to  adv.-.ntagr.  The 
business  interest-*  ot    Napoleon  jiuiude 
planing  mill,  .-i  graiti-cradlc  factory,  a  cooihm 
•I  shop,  and  a  cider  mill.    Potatoc*,   app  • 
wheat,  cider  anil  grain-ti adlcs  ate  shipp 
Settled,    1S32.     Expre>¥,    UnileU  Staicv 


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577 


Tclet^raph,  Western  Unio.-i.  I..  ^,1.  T^"iC'?, 
j.>ostrin.st€r. 

B  U  S I N  ESS  D I K  E  C  T  O  R  Y . 

Aldrici).  Win  E,  express  and  station  agent 

and  telegraph  operator. 
Galdwell  Joseph,  hardware. 
Crosby  F  R,  physician. 
Currier  Moses,  general  store,  ' 
Depot  House,  W  Hiirrison.,  propr. 
Dfvvey  6':  Blnckmar,  general  store. 
Elliott  F  G,  painter. 
Eiiiott  Jaines  P,  blacksmith. 
L'oote  Miiton,  jeweler. 
Foote  Wm  H,  blacksmith. 
Greene  Henrv  C,  .g^rocer. 
Hale  RevO  B  (  ivlethodist  Episcopal). 
Harrison  Woodihorp,  prnpr  Depot  House. 
Havvley  Eros,  ^^rain-cradie  factor}'. 
Hawley  B  P  Cs:  Co,  cider  miij. 
Hawley  &  Mobley,  coopers. 
Hawiev  &  Talmadge,  meat  market. 
Hills  Rev  D  E  (Baptist). 
noili>ter  R  K.  drugs. 
Jones  -Lucien  yi,  postmaster. 
Jones  Bro5,  general  store  and  postofiice. 
Kendrick  Joseph,  produce  and  plaster  dealer. 
Lewis  Isaac  I.  planing  mill. 
McCoil  Alex  3.1,  physician. 
Mabee  Frank,  brfjom  Tactory. 
Napoleon  House,  J  T  Schofield  prppr. 
Rexford  Miss  Aima,  dressmaker. 
Rogers  Sidntry  B,  boots  and  shoes. 
Schotield  Joshua  T,  pro[)r  Napoleon  House. 
Swift  Joseph  H.  wagon  maker. 
United  States  Express  Co,  William  E  Al- 

drich,  agent. 
Westera  Union  Telegraph  Co,    William  E 

Aldrich,  operator. 


NASHVILLE. 

The  village  of  Nashville  is  a  sprightly 
liule  village  of  nearly  i,ooo  inhabitants,  sit- 
uated on  the  G.  R.  V.  R.  R  ,  45  miles  east 
of  Grand  Rapids,  and  50  northwest  of  Jack- 
son. It  is  in  Ca-^tleton  township,  Bj.rry 
county,  and  its  existence  dates  on\y  from  the 
ion  of  the  railroad  to  this  poinl.  The 
i'hornapple  river  idfotds  a  moderate  water 
power.  The  manufacturing  enterprises  of 
Nashville  include  a  flouring  mill,  a  carding 
'^lill,  a  saw  null,  a  siavtj  mill,  a  foundry,  and 

brick  yard.  An  additional  flouring  ndll  is 
^'  be  erected  this  year  (,1875).  Thero^  are 
but  2  churches,  Methodiit  and  Christian'.  A 
Weekly  ne\\>pa[)('r,  the  .^V::•c  (iu'lepemit-nr), 
'ii  also  publi>h';d  here.  Tl-.e  projected  Michi- 
H^n  iSc  Ohio  Railroad,  connecting  Grand 
Ifaven  with  Columbus.  O.,  will  make 
^'a->'hville  a  p(Un!.  Funiher,  heading 
"^'ock  anrl  farm  produce  arc  shipjied  tV.uti 
'•lis  station.  Exprc's,  American.  Telc- 
63 


gr?."h,  Western  Union.  H.  H.  Wo  >  i,  post- 
master, 

BUSINESS  DIR.ECTORY. 

Ainsv/orth  &  Brooks,  elevator,  and  grain, 
v/ool,  lime,  salt  and  lumber  dealers. 

Allen  Aaron  W,  dry  goods. 

Aylsworth  Wm  A,  dry  goods. 

Baldwin  Beecher  B  station  agent  G.  Fv.  V. 
Depot. 

Barber  Hiram  A,  physician. 
Barlov-  Dell,  barber. 
Birtiey  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Bitgood  E\)cn  D,  livery. 
Boise  Brris,  drug.s  and  groceries. 
Boise  FeRoy  &  Co,  grocers. 
Buxton  Alfred,  gunsmith.  . 
Crocker  Mrs  L  O,  niiilinery. 
l.)ancei"  Francis,  propr  Union  House. 
Daugherty  o:  Roosa,  hotel  and  grocery. 
Demaray  Charles,  watches,  clocks  and  jew- 
el ry-. 

Dickinson  Hirara  Fv,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 

Dov,-ning  Homer  E,  general  store. 

Durham  Peter,  grocer  and  meat  market. 

E:3.?5iU35^aa  ^  Yo?Ulsr»  Attorneys  at  Law. 

Feighner  Manuel,  photograper. 

Gordanier  Aln-am,  harness  maker. 

CSriffstlJ  l>r.vkl  O,  Grocer,  and  Agent 
Americ:ui  Express  Co. 

Halbert  'M:  Co,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Holler  Philip,  llouring  mill  and  wool  card- 
ing, mills  on  Thornapple  river. 

Jones  William  dentist. 

Killea  William,  news  depot. 

JiLrflasi^l  F  11'  &  ?^oil,  Staves,  Head- 
ing and  Huop'S. 

Kocher  W  H     Bro,  dry  goods  and  groceries. 

Lentz  Jacob,  furniture. 

McGraw  James,  saloon. 

Nicli'ds  Amos  P,  grocer  and  boots  and  shoes. 

<51d^  AH>eri:  W,  Lumber  Mnfr  and 
Dealer  in  Hard  and  Soft  Wood. 

Parady  Emery,  boots  and  shoes. 

Parker  Addison  W,  grocer. 

Reese  &  Detterick,  produce. 

Fvcynolds  &  Cook,  wagi^n  mnfrs. 

Roberts  John  L,  saloon. 

Roe  iN:  Clever,  meat  market. 

Simpson  George,  saloon. 

Skeols    Rufus    W,  propr    Nashville  House. 

Nlisilli   l-Jt'Sln^nt,  Attorney   at  Law, 

Sjnith  On:  Putnam,  hardware. 

Slebbins  ^t;■s  N  M,  millinery. 

Ste\  enson  .\1onzo  1\  bigots  and  >^hoc5. 

Stroiap;  4irin>,  Editor  and  Publisher 
Nashville  News. 

I'SlO    r^'a.vSi^  illo  Orno  Strong 

P2ditur  and  I  i.bii^her,  M  lin. 

I'ruman  George  A.  general  store. 

Upthegrove  Albert  W  confectioner  and  gro- 
cer, 

Webster  ^S.  Hobbs,  black'-nnths. 
Wickhani  Charlc*  W,  physician. 


NAS 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


NEG 


Williaras  George   M,  saloon  and  billiards, 
WiisOil  Creor^C  F,  Founder  and  Ma- 
chinist, 

Wolcott  A  Rozell,  harness  maker. 
Wolcott  Charles  C,  hardware  and  agricul- 
tural implements. 
Young  Wm  H,  physician 

NASHVILLE. 

[See  Pavilion). 

NEQAUNSE. 

Negaunee  is  a  Piounshing  city  in  the  heart 
of  the  iron  district  of  Marquette  county.  It 
is  intersected  by  both  the  C.  >x  N.  Vv ,  K.  R. 
and  the  M.  H.  &  O  R.  R.,  and  is  62  miles 
northwest  of  Escanaba,  12  vfe-^t  of  Marquette 
and  3  east  of  Ishpeniing.  There  are  a  num- 
ber of  mines  located  immediately  in  the  city 
some  of  the  producture  of  which  are  as  fol- 
lows: 

Product  Value  of 

Mine.  for  1S74.  product. 

Jackson  lOs, 600  tons  3580,800 

Rolling  Mill   16,643    "  66,572 

McComber   2.641  10,564 

Allen   .    130    "  520 

Other  mines  were  not  worked  in  1 874. 
The  Pioneer  furnace  is  also  located  at  Ne- 
gaunee. It  has  two  stacks  and  turned  out  in 
1874,  il,oSo  tons  of  pig  iron,  valued  at 
$310,240.  The  city  has  a  population  of 
3,741.  It  has  Episcopal,  Methodist  and 
Catholic  churches,  ample  school  accommo- 
dations, a  weekly  paper —  The  Iron  Herald., 
2  banks  and  all  the  other  accessories  of  a 
live  business  center.  Telegraph — Western 
Union.  Express — American.  Wm.  Row- 
land, postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

AdawiS       Sutlicrlaii*!,  Attorneys  at 

Law,    [See  adv.') 
American   Express  Co,  E  B  Wei  ton  agent. 
Andrews  &  Verran,  boot  and  shoemakers.  • 
Anthony  A  C,  harness  maker. 
Atkinson  H  M.meat  market. 
Atwater  Ceo  E,  furniture  and  hardware. 
Barrabe  Antoine,  grocer. 
Bcngley  Alex,  clothing. 
Bollman  C,  saloon. 
Bradley  W^m,  physician. 

Breiling  Edward,  real  estate  and  manager 

Washington  Iri,.)n  Co. 
Brodeur  Louis  II,  dentist. 
Calhoun  Wm  C,  saloon. 
Carney  O  &  Bro.  livery  stable. 
Car)'  Samuel,  barber. 
Cassaddv  Francis,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Ciian  &  Keating,  saloon. 
Coburn  M  C,  j-rc-'pr,  Ogden  House. 
Cochran  C  F,  phvaiciau. 
Coicomb  John,  l^oarding  house. 


Col  well  H  C,  agent  Winthrop  Iron  Co. 
Covert  Misses  J  (S:  R,  nulliuery  and  dress 

making. 
Crocker  M  H,  lav.-yer. 
CroU  A,  ■-aloon. 

Cyr  L  D,  physician  and  druggist, 

Doolittle  O  \V.  freight  and  ticket  agent  M. 

H.  ^  O.  R.  R. 
Engels  Joseph,  furniture. 
First  National  Bank  of  Negaunee,  John  B 

?klaas  pres,  F  E  Snow,  cashier. 
Fish  &  Pierce,  general  store. 
Fuchs  Frederick,  saloon, 
Gr.uthier  M,  saloon. 
Gibbon  Harry,  photographer. 
Girzikowsky     Co,  jewelers. 
Goerke  &  Tabst,  cigar  mnfrs. 
Green  E  S,  agent  Iron  Cliffs  Co. 
Harriman  (S:  Spurr  }iline. 
Harris  Thomas,  gi-ocer. 
Haupt  Ernest,  bakery. 

Havdon    Pres,   Neii    Campbijil  Cashier. 

[See  adv. ) 
Healy  Wm  P,  lawyer. 
Heyn  &  Co,  dry  goods. 

Hiller.   Stoppenbach  &  Co,  groceries  and 

provisions.  • 
Houle  F,  grocer. 

Hunt  li  He  Propr  St  James'  Hotel. 
Fluichinsou  Geo  L,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Iron  Cliffs  Co,  E  S  Green  agent. 
Jar?v.sO!!«  fSoiisc,  A  W  Ui»ton  Propr. 
Jackson  Iron  Co,  Fayette  Brown  Gen 

agent,  Iiei;:"y  Merry  Local  Agent. 
Jacopson  Julius,  dry  goods. 
Johnson  Isaac,  saw  mill. 
Johnson  Rev  J  M  (Methodist^ 
Josies  ArliJUr  T,  Freight  and  Ticket 

Agent  C.  &  N.  W.  R.  R. 
Jones  B  D,  agent  N.  W.  Telegraph  Co,  office 

C.  &  N.  W.  R.  R.  Depot. 
Karber  John,  saloon. 
Kiercn  C.  grv»cer. 
Kirkwocnl  Bros,  druggists. 
Korten  .Mrs  W,  hotel. 
Lafave  Jose)->h,  saloon. 

Lake  Shore  Xitro-Glycerine  Mnfg  Co,  C  M 

Wheeler  manager. 
Lauchlin  Nicholas,  saloon. 
McComber  Wm  C,  insurance  agent, 
McCotnber  Iron  Mine,  J  C  Morse  ageul. 
Mcn>Mi.ild  Donald,  grocer. 
McKay  Alex,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
McKenna  EdwanI,  restaurant. 
McKt.nna  T  S,  hotel  and  liveiy. 
.\lcKen/,ic  .\  C.  p.hysic.an. 
McKinuon  D  C,  cirpcnicr. 
McLcvh!     McIVjnald,  painters. 
Maloney  M  .A,  bikery. 

Mann  v'vc  Krilmcv,  dry  goods  .ind  millinery* 
Marsell  X:  Co.  Axy  goods  and  rotions. 
Marlell  Charles,  saloon. 


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579 


Marten  Angus,  saloon. 

Miners'  Bank,  D  G  Slone  propr. 

Moore  Samuel,  physician. 

Muck  Charles,  meat  market, 

Nast  \Ym  &  Co,  liquors  and  cigars. 

Neely  Benjamin,  hardware. 

Northwestern  Telegraph  Co,  D    B  Jones, 

operator. 
Norton.  Thomas,  grocer. 
Ogden  House,  H  C  Coburn,  propr. 
Orthey  Mrs,  millinery. 
Quinn  John,  clothing. 

Reber  John,  \\"agon  maker  and  blac1<sniith. 
ilCg^.SiO|.^tl»il  Win  13,    Wholesale  and 

Retail  Dealer  in  Winrs,  Liquors,  Tobacco 

and  Cigars. 
Roy  Theophiie,  notary  public. 
Ryan  T,  liquors  and  tobaccos. 
St  Jnisses  Ilolei,  H  H  Hunt,  Propr. 
Scanlon  J  E,  physician.  • 
Schadt  J  W,  saloon. 
Schalm.o  Phillip,  saloon. 
Seass  &  Gh  icke,  cig-ir  rnufrs. 
Shelden  George  C,  propr  brewery. 
Shepley  J  &  Co,  wagon  makers. 
Spear  J  W  &   Co,    groceries,  grain  and 

coal. 

Spoarly  Gottlieb,  saloon  and  boarding. 
Sterling  A  J,  clothing. 
Stone  Dudley  G,  general  store  and  bank. 
Sundberg  Charles,  jeweler. 
Sundberg  Charles,  saloon. 
Sweeney  &  G<.»rman,  livery  stable. 
Taylor  &  Cochran,  druggists. 
UptOil    Albert    W,    Propr  Jackson 
House. 


Vannier  Joseph  A,  barber. 
Vertin.  Rev  John  B,  (Catholic). 
Wasmutli  Charles,  saloon. 
Webb  Tohn,  saloon. 
Wegraan  J  W,  jeweler. 
Welton  E  B,  agent  American  Express  Co. 
Wheelock  &  Winter,  provisions. 
Winter's  0])era  Plouse,  Wheelock  &  Winter, 
proprs. 

WinthroT)  Iron  Co,  H  C  Cohvell,  agent. 
Wolner  B.  M,  tailor. 
Wyman  £1  D,  grocer. 

NELSON. 

A  postoflice  in  Kent  county,  i6  miles 
northwest  of  Greenville,  v.'herice  it  has  a 
semi-weekly  mail. 


NELSONVILLE. 

A  postoffice  in  the  town  of  South.  Arm, 
Charlevoi.K  counry,  at  the  head  of  the  south 
arm  of  Pine  lake,  14  m.iles  south  of  Charle- 
voix and  iS  miles  west  of  Boyne  Falls,  on 
the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.  It  is  burrounded  by 
good  farming  lands  and  wheat  and  potatoes 
are  successfully  grov/n.  Potatoes  and  maple 
sugar  are  .>hipped.  It  has  a  weekly  mail. 
S.  G.  Isaman,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Burbank  Alexander,  musician. 
Empey  Wm,  general  store. 
Isaman  ■  Solomon  G,  groceries  and  provi- 
sions. 

Vote  Wm  I,  blacksmith. 


Haydon's  Negaunee  Bank, 

H.  E.  HAYDON,  President.        [        NEIL  CAMPBELL,  Cashier. 

NP^QAUNEE,  L.  S.,     .    -         -  MICHIGAN. 


Collections  made  and  remitted  for  on  day  of  payment.  Foreign  and 

Domestic  Exchan^^e  at  Current  Rates. 

John  q.  auams.  s'JThukland. 

ADAMS  &  SUTHERLAND, 

coi^LiooTioN.s  A  .-;vM  :»  i .\  1 /r  V, 

Negaunee  and  Ishpeming,           -          -           -  Michigan. 


NER 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


NEW 


NERO. 

A  postGnicc  in  the  ronh-.ves:  cor.:er  of  i^j.- 
belia  county.    It  has  a  weekly  mail. 

NEWARK. 

A  postofnce  in  the  town  of  Neu"ark,  Gra- 
tiot county.  6  mi;es  west  of  Ithaca,  the 
county  seat.  It  is  in  a  naturally  good  farm- 
ing CuUiitry  and  lath,  lumber  and  live  stock 
are  shipped  frorn  the  vicinity,  Newark  has  j 
a  v,-eckiy  mail.    E.  AV.  Keilogg,  postma^fter. 

BUSLVEbS  DIRECTORY. 

Alcenburg  Daniel  W,  surveyor  and  notary 
public. 

Howdand  Charles  W,  physician. 

Kellogg  E  W,  lumber  dealer. 

Parker  &  Gary,  mnir.s  lumber,  shingles  and 

wooden  t>ovvIs. 
ShafTer  John  H,  justice  of  the  peace. 

NEWAYGO, 

l^ew^ygo  is  the  county  seat  of  Newaygo 
county,  a  dirivirig  village  of  1,400  iuhaiji- 
tants  in  the  township  of  Brook>.  It  is 
the  present  northern  terminus  of  the  (r.  li. 
N.  k  L.S.  li.  R.,  being  36  railes  north  of 
Grand  Rapids.  It  is  also  on  the  Mu.-^kegon 
river.  30  miles  above  Muskegon,  which  here 
furnishes  inmicnic  water  power, anvd  thi.~.  laukes 
Newaygo  an  important  iuaiber  raanufa':turing 
point.  One  mill  here  ranks  among  the 
l.irgesi  in  tlie  west,  having  a  ciipacity  for 
20,ooo,cx30  feet  per  annimi.  There  i.s  also 
auuiher  ^rnader  ndil,  3  .shingle  mills,  a  sa.-h 
and  blind  factory,  and  a  large  flouring  mill. 
All  are  run.  oy  v.'ater  power.  The  village 
also  contains  two  hotels,  a  S7,ooo  school 
house,  2  churches,  Methodibt  and  Congrega- 
tional, etc.  Newaygo  derives  its  name  from 
an  Indian  word  signifying  "  nxuch  water." 
It  was  incorporated  in  1S67.  ar.d  was  reached 
by  ilierailrofdiii  1S72.  E.  O.  Siiaw,posLiaa^ter. 

.  BL"3!.\'ES5  DIRECTL'UY. 
Aas^A'ell   rflarcUM  S,  County  Treasurer 
and  Real  Estate  Agenr,  C*.)U!)tv  liuil  img 
Brooks  .Aiihur  l'>,  barlier. 
J[>S'OOk>i  fSoiise.  Aaron  CouririglU  Piv^jn". 
l$ro^*j^    .!•<>)» i»  W,    B'.'Ols  and  Sh.'cs. 
JJ«'<>Ul»  ?^aiilt>r<.I,  Couniy  Clerk.  Real 
Estaie,  Eoau  and  Coliecuoii  Oiiice,  L'ounty 
Building. 

Carpenter  Jerome,  undertaker  and  furnitiue. 
<^'a;'JCf  A:  i^iinkler,  I  lai.lv.-aro,  ,Sio\e> 

and  Tawvaie. 
<'oiirtl'^5^Jit     .%aroti,    I'ropr  Brooks 

I-fou<e. 

J^a.>  Ali*<'ri  <G,  Lawyer  :  nd  l'ro>cv.uting 
.•Xttoruoy. 

Day  Aiii'i^liiis  I*,  Undertaker  and  Fur- 
niture Mufr. 


Edwards    Edward,    real    e.-tate   and  loan 
agent, 

Edvv.:rds  jame.s  H,  hardv.are  and  agent  Am. 

Expre=:5  Co. 
Exchiaig-e  Motel,  Ross  Gilbert  Propr. 
I  iora  David  \\\  physician, 
!'^l"^ck.smith. 

FliHer,  <IeMks        Staiiclisli,  Loan 

and  Collection  Ofhce. 
Fuller  ec  Standish,  lawyers. 
G:iU>C'ri    HOSWCL    Propr  Exchan-e 

IlMel. 

Glenvill  William,  wagon  maker. 
G.ood^^pe^d    it   Sradlej,  General 

Store. 

CxFisy  i^Z  F-^nton,  Lawyers. 

flC'S'VoJ?  JiJJisei!,  Shingle  Manufacturer, 

n  side  River. 
Kews  Ediiar  I,  grocer, 

Plyde  Charles  ' W,  agent  G.  R.  N.  6c  L.  S. 

R,  R.,  Depot. 
Jacobi  Frederick,  general  store. 
J.i.se  David,  saloon. 
Tarse  House.  David  Jarse  propr. 
.?';>r.^e  Sohn  H,  Saloon, 
Kemimel  Gottlieb,  wagon  maker. 
iii!?LT  ^J/org'e,  Boot=:  and  Shoes  and  II ar- 

ne--.s  Mnfr. 
KriLzer  Henry,  propr  Newaygo  Mills. 
.Krit/er  John,  meat  market. 
Lu'.in  o:  Sinclair,  piiysicians,.  (hom.ecpathic). 
I^iCivee  51.  Clothing  and  Gents' 

Furnishing  Goods. 
Malkry  ^Irs  .Vr.n,  millinery, 
Mallery  Lorenzo  A,  livery. 
M nthews  Freeman  S,  shingle  mnfr. 
r^nnartl  &  Viiie,  Grocers. 
J^  ev.'ay^oC'o;3ip;iiiy,  [Eliphalet  Wood. 

juhn   La\\  ranee  and  Augustus  Paddock), 

Lumber  Mnfrs. 
Newaygo  Mills.  Henry  Kritzer  propr. 

Xi^v/ay^:."<»  5-Sep;il?Iic;»n,  (Weekly), 

E'iwiu  O  Shaw  x'ropr. 
Porrl  Mrs  Eiizabeih  1\  dress  niaker. 
Por«.o?5S    WeHi??;\(0!:i,   Register  of 

Dec  is  County  I.Vuiidmg. 
Foi'^-oi'js   4^   Kd\var<I*i,  Abstracts  of 

Titles.  County  P.uilding. 
i^<i\VOS-S  .loliSS.  Moat  Market. 
Pi"ii\gle  i-V  Coon,  blacksmi^h5. 
R  -'idcr  lohn  F  A,  dri  g-ist  and  news  depot. 
nr.:le(  5e>oloi?soil  K,  General  Store. 
l\ob^n<'.'n  i'cltr  M.-^iloon. 
S5(><!<.*  Fr<'<li'ri<*!i.  Merchant  Tailor  an>l 

ng^-u:  Siiiger  Sewi'  g  Machine. 
S;w»*-  tf '»j{V»'!»  >.,  Meal  Ma»ket. 
Msaw  5j<ni"iia        Propr  Newaygo  Kc- 

publican  and  Postma-ter. 
Sl-,,iw  Wm,  Maoksnnth. 
Sin>oi:inrc n*  A:  .^lanly.  L  .inbcr  au  ' 

Sl^.iugle  Mnh-  and  Crc.ie*.-d  Store.  (-VL*' 

SiiinriODs.  ItoHiii  ft  tV  Co,  Grocers. 


NEW 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


NEW 


581 


.^li?.20ll«  ^f.r^  Cai'Olisie,  ^^liliinery. 
Simons  F^iihu  A,  confectionery. 
Skinner  Lafayettji  F,  sash,  door  and  blind 
ninfr. 

Smith  E  Gerret,  photographer. 

*^«l>er  .L^MSsiel  E,  Druggist,  Jeweler  and 

Book  Seller. 
Soper  Di'^siicS  1^,  Fire  and  Fife  Fasur- 


;ince  agent. 


fit tiU^Ti fill,  Fuller     StasitSs!?-!*.  Faw- 

yers. 

Surplice  Richard,  saloon. 
TsiOrr*U>»l  l*s&llricSv  J,  Grocer. 
Turner  Thos  &  Son,  livery. 
Whitman  William,  saloon. 
Wa'|.«rlU.     IjCwis  Carpenter  and 

Joiner. 


NPJ]'W  BALTIMORE. 

An  incorporated  village  in  the  soutlieasi; 
corner  of  ,!Maco.'i.,b  county,  Chesterfield  town- 
ship, it  is  sitvrited  on  the  north  sliore  of 
Anchor  liay,  an  arm  of  lake  St.  Clair,  and 
miles  southeast  of  Ncv  iJaltimore  Station 
its  nearest  shipping  point.  The  surround- 
ing country  is  level.  Wheat,  oats,  potatoes 
and  barley  being  leading  crops.  Staves, 
spokes,    heading   and    liandles    are  manu- 


factured, and  form  the  principal  shipments. 
New  Baltimore  ha.s  a  population  of  about 
I, coo,  and  enjoy.s  a  village  charter.  Tele- 
graph— Western  L'^nion.  D,  ]\F  Heath,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baker  Wm,  lime  mnfr. 

Beecher  M  W,  druggist  and  telegraph  ope- 
rator. 

iMQUiHlict  ^  JuHi^iiyn,  Hardware. 

Bradish  Calviij  T,,  general  store. 

Brown  Wm  C,  furniture. 

Bruer  Robert,  boots  and  shoes. 

Busch  Joseph,  boots  and  slioes. 

Calzin  Charles  A.  general  store. 

Ciram.berlin  Charlc;-  F,  propr  St  Clair  Hou-e. 

Chapma'!  J  M,  physician. 

Collins  iienjamin  F,  carpenter. 

Deny  Albert,  cooper. 

I'^ire  and  Life  Fisurance,  D  Milo  Heath 
^  agent. 

Fox  Edward  O,  liverj'  and  stage  propr. 
Green  Marrln  V,  blacksmith. 
Hathevv     James  S  P,  general  store. 
Il^eatls  §>  31iio,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 

agent  and  postmaster.    {Sr:e  adv.) 
Iiesil?J    *'v  J5«>n,  FLirness,  Saddlery  and 

Borus,  Shoes,  etc,    {See  odv.) 
Hedges  Daniel,  blacksmith. 


!^,AKER  &  MANLY, 


::,IANUFACTURERS  OF^ 


me  tz  J::iarci  vv  ood  Lnixi ber, 

AND  SHINGLES  OF  EXTRA  QUALITY, 

— .-Also  Dealers  in  

GOODS, 

Clothing,  Hats  and  Caps, 

GROCERIES,  PROVTSIONS,  &c. 

The  patronage  of  the  public  is  soiicitcd. 
State  Street,  opposite  the  Depot, 

NEWAYGO,         -         -         -  MICHIGAN. 


"SI-) 


InEW 


MICH fG AN  STATE  GAZETTEx^R 


NEW 


Hciiimann  Wm,  brick  ~iifr.  ! 

Heusert  Her.ry,  brev/er. 

Hulgrcn  (r.harle>,  co-'^^^er. 

Johr  John,  propr  American  Ifouse. 

kelmel  Lukes,  wagon  mnfr. 

Krimil  Fre<]enck,  meat:  market. 

Laforge  Edward,  blacksmith. 

iMe^lo'u  W  B,  v>  atchci  and  jewelry. 

Miiler  Fied,  meat  xnarket. 

Ferl'liss^'i   SI  Hou^.  Cut  and  Rived 

Staves,  Heading,  shovel  and  Brouin  Han- 
dle jMnfrs. 

Petit  Prin  Henry,  general  store. 

Rnndall  James,  b'-ick  rnnfr. 

F.anke  Frederick,  furniiure. 

KelisfOH^^i  la€0>>,  Bootr.  and  Shoes. 

Rose  Edvv-ard,  giM'cer, 

fSi'liik-Tf^  F-eier  F  e  ,  General  Store. 

Schnoor  Christian,  general  store. 

Schnoor  C,  tanner. 

Speiirer  Mr^  Aiurio,   Millinery  and 

Dress  Making. 
Still  1  \V,  pliy<ician. 
Streit  Andrew,  brick  mnfr. 
Ttsylor  J<'fUn  W.  Boots  and  Shoes. 
Tervv  illiger  Mrs  R  Bji-nillinery  and  fancy  goods. 
Wanke  Charle.-i.  gro;er. 
Warwick  Lsaac,  livery. 
Wiilain  Frances,  grocer. 
\Yood house  &  Co,  boois  and  shoes'. 
Yax  J,  blacksmith. 
Zimmerman  Henp.-,  wagon  maker. 


NEW  BALTKviORE  STATIC:. 

{See  Xcuj  Haven). 


NEW  BOSTON. 

New  Boston  is  a  village  of  some  50c 
habitants,  on  the  F.  &  P.  M.R.  R.,in  lb-, 
township,  Wayne  county.     It  is  iS  r... 
above  Monroe,  8  south  of  Wayne,  an'i  . 
from   F)etroit.     It  is  on  the  Huron  r;.:- 
from  which  water  power  is  derived.    A  p 
mill  is  about  the  only  manufacturing  ir.- 
est.     Settled    1842.     Express — Americi 
Telegraph — Westein  Union.    Samuel  k: 
postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Eierd  Daniel,  mechanic. 

Butler  John,  general  store. 

Dean  George,  saloon. 

D-cLahook  Peter,  physician. 

Ellis  Miron,  general  st'":re, 

Evans  Toseuh,  Custom  House  officer. 

Tohnston  Franklin,  mechanic. 

Harris  Martin,  shoemaker. 

Johnson  Charles,  saloon. 

Martin  Amos,  general  store. 

May  wood  A  H,  express  agent. 

Nowland  Fliram  R,  insurance  agent. 

NoWlaud  Moses  B,  general  store. 

Ovv  thwait  Robert,  blacksmith. 

Reuhert  J,  cooper. 

Ryan  Emmet  E,  general  store. 


D.  M.  HEATH, 


Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent. 


Particular    Attention    Given    to  CoUeetions. 


NEW  BALTIMORE, 


MICH. 


DEALERS  IN 

Buffalo  and  Lap  Robes, 

IWRSE  BLANKETS,  CUUUY  CGJlBS, 

Harness,  SaddleS;  Whips,  Trunks,  Valises,  Boots  and  Shoes. 
NEW  BALTIMORE,  MICH. 


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AND  BTJST.-NESS  DIRECTORY. 


NEW 


;..  ;,wlt;r  ^'iottlieo.  cooper, 
v.ilev  [acob,  shoemaker. 
SUepi^en,  general_ store. 
^-XKvan  T;mies,  J^aist  mill. 
1h:i\or  N  P,  iiotel  propr. 
\'anblake  lean,  blacksmith. 
W':-illace  James,  physician. 
vViiich  John,  hotel  propr. 

NI-CW  BUFFALO. 

N'-^w  Buffalo  is  the  most  southwesterly  vil- 
lage'' of   Michigan.    It    is  in  New  Buffalo 
township,  Bernen  county,  and   is,  on  the 
shore  of  lake  Michigan,  at  the  mouth  of  Ga- 
iLn  rivev.    It  is  a  station  on  the  M.  C.  R.  R., 
r^nci  is  the  southern  terminas  of  the  C.  M. 
l'.  S.  R.  R.    New  Buftalo  is  66  miles  irom 
ciiicago,  218  from  Detroit,  ai-J  is  27  west  of 
Xiles."^  Population  between  800  an-l  looo. 
New    Buffalo    was   settled  in  1S34  and  for 
Wine  time  was  the  western  terminus  of  the 
M.   C.    R.    R..  ^  li-'^^^*-'  of  boats  connecting  it 
with  Chicacro.    Wi^en  ih<5  road  was  extended 
,iround  the  head  of  the  lake  the  village  lost 
its  prestige,  and  its  growth  since  has  been 
very  trradual.    The  site  is  rough  and  disfig- 
ured with  sand  hills  washed  up  from  the  lake. 
The  country  around  is  heavily  wooded  and 
suivesfrom  a  leading  item  of  manufacture 
and  shipment. 

{Sec  Index  to  names  received  too  late  for 
insertion  in  proper  place.) 

NBWBURQ. 

A  hamlet  ol  93  inhabitants,  in  the  town  of 
Ncwburg,  Cass  county,  lorniles  east  of  Cas- 
sopoiis.  It  is  on  the  i\I.  C.  R.  R.  air  line, 
and  the  .station  is  known  as  Jones'.  It  is  in 
a  good,  heavy-timh.ered  farming  countiy,  and 
ships  wheat,  fruit,  lumber,  staves,  heading, 
etc.  It  has  a  daily  mail.  E.  H.  Jones,  post- 
master. 

BUSI.NESS  DIRECTORY. 

P.lakley  T  L,  drugs  and  medicines. 
Fairfield  David,  general  store. 
Franklin  \Vm  H,  hotel. 
Jones  E  H,  station  agent. 
King  S  P,  boots,  shoe.^  ami  harne..ss. 
Meacham  &  Sloan,  general  store  and  express 
agents. 

Mead  &  Lundy,  lumber,  shingles  and  stave>. 
Stearns  W  A,  hardware. 


NEWBURGH. 

The  name  given  to  the  village  growing  up 
;u-ound  Nankin  postutfice. 

{Sit  iWifi.i-ifi.) 

NEWBURY. 

K infusion  pc.stofflce,  a  village  of  about  100 
souls  m  I'uscola  county,  15  miles  southeast 


of  Caro.  It  is  in  a  somewhat  broken  coun- 
t:v,  ha-s  a  saw  an<l  a  grist  mill,  and  ships 
himber  and  shingles.  Settled  in  186S.  It 
ha^  a  tr'.-weekiy  mail.    J.  M.  Van  Tassel, 

po.-Lmaster. 


NEW  OASCO. 

A  postofhce  in  the  town  of  Ganges,  Alle- 
gan countv,  on  the  lake  shore,  10  miles 
north  of  South  Haven,  and  21  v.-e^t  of  Alle- 
ean.  It  is  in  the  fruit  region,  and  grain, 
potatoes,  apples  and  peaches  are  shipped.  It 
has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  George  T.  Clapp, 
portraoc^ter, 

BUSINESS  DIRECT02.Y. 

Bright  Pvev  (Church  of  God). 
Clapp  George  T,  geiieral  store. 
Hughcrs  — ,  saw  rniii. 
^Vlarv  Stil,  wc;od  dealer. 


NEW  ERA. 

A  posti  fhce  raid  sta'ion  on  the  C.  c:^  M.  L. 
S.  R.  R.,  in  Oceana  county,  153  miics  north 
of  New  Buffalo,  27  north  of  Muskegon,  and 
17  south  of  Pentwater. 

NEW  CxRONINGSN. 

A  village  of  about  100  inhabitants, 
on  Blacir  river,  and  Wa-raa-to-go-sha 
creek,  in  Holland  township,  Ottawa 
county,  IJ^  miles  west  of  Zeeland  station, 
on  the  Grand  Rapids  branch  of  the  C.  &  M. 
L.  S.  R.  R.,  and  3  ^2  md^^-^  northeast  of  Hol- 
land.   Brick,   lumi)er,  grain    and  fruit  are 


shipped.    A.J.  Hillebrands,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIKECTORY.' 

B,ione  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

DeBocr  G,  butcher. 

i  )eVries  P,  painter. 

Everts  E,  Mason. 

Gcert^  J,  wvKjden  shoe  mnfr. 

Hillebrands  A  J,  notary  public. 

Jansen  August,  b-iotand  shoemaker. 

Ricmsma  F,  butcher. 

Schouten  J,  blacksmith. 

Van  Ekelenburg  C,  flouring  mill. 

Van  Evk  H,  nursery. 

Venekiascn  Cs:  Bolks,  brick  mnfrs. 

Vcrhey  W,  carpenter. 

Vormeulcn  J,  general  store  and  wme  mnfr. 
Weslcnbroek  A,  carpenter. 

NEW  HAVEN. 

A  village  of  510  inh.\biunts.  which  has 
"tadually  grown  up  around  the  station  on 
"?l\e  G.  T.'  K., establish. \l  f.>r  the  ci  nvcnicnco  of 
New  Ballinioro,  which  lies  a  |i  miles  back 
from  the  railroad.  The  village  is  in  I.eno.x 
township,  Macomb  county,  and  is.ilso  known 
as  New  Bdiimovo  Station.  It  is  10  milos 
noithe.i^l  of  Ml  Clcmen>,  and  30  Uom  Do- 


I 


584 


NEW 


MICKm-AN  STATK  GAZETTEER 


NEW 


troit.  It  h.is  3  chiirches,  a  sa^v  niill,  a  fi'-irtr- 
ing  mill,  and  some  other  HMirjfac.urini;  in- 
terests. Ships  lumber,  grain,  potatoes,  ap- 
ples and  nnlk.  Telegraph,  Western  Univ>a, 
Express,  Canadian.    T.   Bates,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRtCTORV. 

Allor  Louis  A,  general  store  and  millinery. 
Bates  John  C,  drugi^ist. 
Bates  M,  physician. 

Bate.^  &  ^''ye.  Dry  Good^,  Groceries, 
Boots  ai\d  Shoes  and  Hardware. 

Besssiet  S:  Cook,  Dry  Goods,  Boots 
and  Shoes,  Groceries,  etc,  and  Shippei-s  of 
General  Produce. 

Boardman  L  S,  blacksmith. 

Bradley  Z  R,  cooper. 

Carter  Frederick,  furniture. 

Chubb  Joseph,  lawyer. 

Duval  E,  express  and  station  agent. 

Fenton  S  A,  flouring  mill. 

Fuller  James  L,  druggist  and  physician. 

Fuiierton  E  P,  hardware. 

Gidding  T  M,  butcher. 

Giidden  Rev  N  D,  (Congregationalist). 

Gunn  A,  physician. 

Plazelton  Hiram  R,  general  store  and  mnfr 

of  lumber,  staves  and  heading. 
Hedger  Rev  B  H,  (Methodist). 
Heath  A  J,  harness  maker. 
Hockey  Job  sr,  butcher. 
Howell  Joseph,  blacksmith.. 
Howell  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
Lafurgey  D,  general  store. 
Ludenbacher  A,  produce  dealer. 
McCienathan,  hoot  and  .■shoemaker. 
Mills  Rev  C  B,  (Freewill  Baptist). 
Newbury  P,  livery  stable. 
Parker  E,  general  store. 
Parker  J  S,  hottd. 
Pasko  W,  wagon  maker. 
Pease  J  C,  wagon  maker. 
Shultz  A,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Taylor  Oliver,  blacksmith. 
Teichman  R,  boot  an>.l  shoemaker. 
Wiers  M  R,  harness  maker. 


NEWH^VEN  CENTER. 

A^  postoffice  of  New  Haven  township, 
Gratiot  county,  14  niiie.-.  west  from  Ithaca, 
and  19  north  of  Pevvamo,  on  the  I).  \'  M.  r! 
R.,  its  nearest  Railway  station.  New  Hdven 
Center  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  Dexter 
Woodard,  postmaster. 

B  ti$  I N     S  D I K  F.( 'TO  K  Y. 

Everest  Rev  Wm  S,  (Baptist). 

iramilton  Rev  ,  (Presbyterian). 

Seifted  Wtn  M,  (Church  of  God). 
Woodard  Dexter,  express  aeent. 

NEW  HOLLAND. 

A  station  nu'i  postoffice  <.)n  the  C.  M.  L. 
S.  R.  K.,  5  miles  north  of  Holland.     It  is 


in  Holland  township,  Octa-.s-a  county,  ar.,i 
I  ships  com,  wheat,  oats,  butter,  and  eggs.  A 
i  its  name  indicates,  it  is  a  dutch  settlement. 
I  A.  Wagenaar,  postmaster. 

liUSlXESS  DlRECTOE.y. 

B®s  A,  blacksmith. 

Cole  E,  saw  miill. 

Feyer  J,  meat  market. 

Fu^sema  S,  mason. 

Hiliolum  H,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Klcis  B,  general  store. 

Kolvord  J,  teacher. 

Ryhof  Wm,  carpenter. 

Mi  11  man  C  D,  machine  agent. 

Reus  W  F.  physician. 

Schilleman  R,  painter, 

Hegenga  Albert,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Ter  Have  John,  boot  and  ^.hoemaker. 

Van  Ess  Rev  B,  (German  Reform), 

Wagenaar  A,  general  store. 

Weener  K,  mail  carrier. 

Zo. 'en burg  Miss  A,  teacher. 


Is^W  HUDSON. 

A  viluige  containing  230  inhabitants  situ- 
ated in  Lyon  township,  in  the  southwe-t 
corner  of  Oakland  county,  31  miles  from 
Detroit  and  22  from  Pontiac.  Wlieat  and 
stock  are  shipped.  Wixom,  4  miles  distant 
on  the  F.  M.  R.  R.  is  its  shipping  sta- 
tion. It  has  a  daily  mail.  George  Vowlea, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ashtori  Rev  S,  (Universalist). 
Davis  W  L,  harness  maker. 
Gurnce  O.  wagon  maker.  "  • 
Hollr-nbach  A,  hotel  propr. 
SidcU  Wm,  boots  and  shoes. 
Vowles  George,  general  store. 
Warren  Misse.s,  milliners. 
Warren  Rev,  (Methodist). 


r  NEWPORT. 

A  village  having  a  population  of  500.  in 
the  township  of  fknlin,  Monroe  county.  It 
is  on  tfie  line  of  the  C.  S.  R.  R.  and  the  L. 
S.  M.  S.  R.  R.,  Detroit  branch,  S  mile< 
north  of  Monroe  and  27  miles  south  of  De- 
troit. It  is  situated  in  a  level  heavily  tim- 
bered country,  and  counts  2  saw  mills,  .1 
basket  f \ctory,  a  'itavemill.a  grist  mil!,  etc., 
among  it>  institutions.  It  h.ts  Catiiolic  and 
Metliodisi  churches.  •  Express — .American 
and  United  States.  Tele-raph— Western 
Union  and  .\flantic  and  '  Pacific.  J.  H. 
F r . I  n  c  i sc o,  jxjbt m a s t e r . 

KUSINI.SS  UJRF.CTORV. 

Hall  C  J,  gonoial  stvTc  a)id  tishery. 
Collunn  John  F,  U  S  Express  agent. 
DcMnith  Rev  PJ,  (Citholic). 
Flint  &  Mcl^iren,  flouring  null, 
l  lint  R,  b.isket  nmker. 


KFAV  AND  ITJSINESS 


Francisco  &  Bro,  staves  and  hoachng. 
French  Samuel  B,  small  beer^mnfr. 
Camber  A  L,  station  agent  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R- 
(Kunber  &  Colburn,  general  siore. 
Ga!  risoa  H  M,  express  and  station  agent. 
Garrison  &  Thompson,  carpenters  and  wagon 
makers. 

Hendericks  B  V7,  produce  dealer. 
Mudson  B  A,  fishery. 
Killpatrick  Rev  Jas,  (Methodist). 
King-  Eugene,  wagon  maker  and  painter. 
Labo  C,  groceries  and  saloon. 
Lernarand  Alexander,  baggage  master. 
Logan  Joseph,  stave  cutter. 
Mci>ean  A H,  saw  mill. 
Manor  Bros,  blacksmiths  and  wagon  mak- 
ers. 

Martin  George,  boots  and  shoes. 

Millspaugh  Samuel  saloon. 

Navarre  R,  grocer  and  meat  market. 

Rousson  A,  jusclce  of  the  peace. 

Scranton  P  S,  saw  mill. 

Soleau  J  T,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Valode  Jos  L,  propr  Newport   House  and 

physician. 
Ward  John,  sawyer  and  gardener. 


NEW  RICHMOND.  • 

A  small  village  situated  on  the  C.  &  M.  L. 
S.  R.  R.,  in  Manlius  township,  Allegan 
county,  79  miles  above  New  Buffalo  and  ir 
south' of  Holland.  Population  I oo.  Fruit 
forms  the  principal  shipment.  Settled,  1S36. 
Telegraph — Western  Union.  Express — 
American.  J.^G.  Lamoreux,  pastmaster. 
BUSINESS  DIRECTOR V. 

Atterbury  C,  station  agent. 

Belcher  H  &  Son,  contractors  and  jobbers. 

Billings  }  H,  stage  propr. 

Blaisdell  S  W,  carpenter. 

Burhaus  A  A,  station  agent. 

Coates  T  S,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Coif  G  A,  deputy  sheriff  and  bee  keeper. 

Devlin  Jatncs  lawyer. 

Hudson  C  H,  lumber  and  shingles. 

Lamorcux  J  G,  hotel  and  general  store. 

I.amoreux  j,  dealer  in  fruit  and  gram. 

Mann  R  R,  bee  keeper. 

Myers  Guatavus,  patent  rights,  etc. 


NEW  SALEM. 

New  Salem  is  a  pc^sfofhce  in  the  northern 
part  of  Allegan  county.  4  miles  northwest  of 
Don  on  the  1..  S.  &  M.  S.  K.  R,  It  has  a 
.semi-weekly  mail, 

NEWTON. 

A  po^toffice  in   Calhoun  county,  7  miles 
SDiilh  of  Cert'sco,  on  the  M,  C.  K.  K.  H 
ha^  a  semi-weekly  mail  fron\  tlu  nco. 
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DIS.ECTORY.         NIL  S^S 


NEW  TROY. 

A  villagt;  numbering  about  250  inhabit- 
ants, in  \Veesa\y  township,  Berrien  county. 
It  lies  3  miles  east  of  Troy  station,  on  the 
C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.  It  has  2  sav/  mills,  a 
grist  mJll,  a  planing  mill,  etc.,  and  ships 
lumber  and  fruit.  Galien  river  affords  its 
manufactories  water  power.  It  has  a  daily 
mail.    Geo.  B,  Hiller,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bostwick  Charles  H,  physician. 

Boyce  M  W.  wagon  maker. 

Bryant  S  P,  fiouring  mill,  ' 

Con  vis  P  T,  milk  safe  mnfr. 

Dunning  L  H,  physician. 

Eisler  E  K,  sa.^'h,'door  and  blind  mnfr. 

Herman  A  B,  physician. 

Hill  Mrs  Sarah  L,  hotel  propr. 

Kempton  Willis  H,  blacksmith. 

Mann  Levi,  physician. 

Morley  A  A,  flouring  and  saw  mills. 

Morley  Rev  William  (Mctliodist  Episcopal). 

Peirce  A  W,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Peirce  P  J  &  Son,  general  store. 

Preston  Alva,  bhacksmith. 

Ross  A  C,  principal  public  schools. 

Sheldon  S  A,  cooper. 

Sherwood  Alonzo,  saw  mill. 

Tirrell  H  B,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Wood  R  M,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

NICHOLSVILLE. 

[See  LiiiU  Prairie  Ronde.) 

Nn^ES. 

The  city  of  Niles,  in  Berrien  county,  i<^ 
one  of  the  most  prosperous  places  on  the  line 
of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.  It  is  situated  at  the 
western  junction  of  the  main  and  air  lines, 
and  at  the  junction  of  the  South  Bend  branch. 
It  is  93  miles  east  of  Chicago,  179  west  of 
Detroit,  and  10  miles  north  of  South  Bend, 
Ind.  It  is  on  the  St.  Joseph  river,  at  the 
head  of  navigation,  and  possesses  a  water 
power  surpassed  but  by  few  places  in  this 
Sla^e. 

The  population  of  Nilcs,  according  to  the 
census  of  1S74,  was  4,5SS,  but  it  h.o  the  ele- 
ments of  prosperity  in  a  largo  degree,  and 
may  be  expected  to  double  or  treble  within 
a  few  years. 

The  enterprise  of  this  city  is  seen  in  its 
grs  work^.  its  tine  rows  of  bu>inevs  houses, 
and  its  large  iron  bridge  connecting  the 
western  side  of  the  river  with  the  main 
town.  Though  not  the  county  seat.  Niles  is 
by  far  the  laigest  .ind  most  impf^rtanl  town 
in  the  county  of  Herricn.  Its  mauutacturin}; 
interests  arc  numerous,  including  5  lai^je 
llouring  mills,  4  carriage  and  wagon  shops, 
one  employing  60  hands,  a  furniture  com. 


gg^,  Nn.  MICHIGAN  ST/ 


pany  with  a  capital  of  $50,000,  a  pulp  coin-  j 
pany,  a  paper  mill,  a  paper  boK  factory,  2  ' 
foundries  and  machine  shops,  a  planing  raill,  I 
fanning  mill  and  cornshellt-r  factory,  a  bas-  ! 
ket  factory,  an  AlJen  fruit  drying  e-stablish-  , 
ment  and  a  steam  bakery.  j 

The  educational  wants  of  the  city  have  | 
not  been  neglected,  as  would  seem  from  the  | 
fact  that  they  have  a  fine  union  and  four  j 
ward  school  bouses,  giving  employment  to 
19  teachers. 

Eight  churches,  Presbyterian,  Episcopa-  j 
Man,  Methodist, 'Catliolic,  Baptist,  Lutheran,  I 
and  two  colored  churches,   Methodist  and 
Baptist,  afford  a  sabbath  home  for  church 
going  people. 

The  presr,  of  Xiles  consists  of  the  Repuhli- 
cayt,  the  Democrat^  ■3.\ A  the  hidependtnt^ 
deroocratic  sheet.  Niles  was  settled  in 
1S28,  and  took  its  name  from  He^ekiah 
Niles,  the  editor  of  Niles'  Register,  a  famous 
publication  in  its  day.  Telegraph,  Atlantic 
&  Pacific  and  Western  Union.  Express, 
American.    E.  J.  Bonine,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Abbot  Alber,  ticket  agent  M.  C.  R.  R., 
Depot. 

Abell  George,  sewing  machines,  Main, 

Adams  Levi  T,  hats,  caps  and  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,  Main. 

Alden  Fruit  Preserving  Co,  Lewis  Jones 
agent,  Water,  main  othce,  45  Michigan 
ave,  Chicago,  111. 

Alward  Cyrus  M,  lawyer  and  justice  of  the 
peace. 

Apted  John  K,  grocer,  High. 
.\ugustine  Louis,  barber,  Main, 
Aul  George,  saloon,  2d. 
Babcock  W  Irving,  hmiber  dealer.  Front. 
Bachman  Francis  X,  boots  and  shoes,  2d. 
Bacon  David,  lawyer,  2d. 
Bacon  Edward,  lawyer,  90  2d. 
Bacon  Joseph  S.  lawyer,  90  2d. 
Bacon  Samuel  D,  contractor.  State. 
Bacon  &  King,  real  estate,  2d. 
Badger  Edward  S,  flouring  mills.  Front. 
Bailey  Joseph  W,  photographer,  Main. 
Barron  C  L,  justice  of  the  peace,  Main. 
Belknap  Simeon,  plu'sician,  44  Main. 
Bentley  cS:  Stow,  dry  goods,  21  Main. 
Beswick  Henry  C,  carpcnier.  West. 
Bevier  Henry,  wall  paper,  painls  and  oils, 
Main. 

Bloa/.hy  IV  IS   «V  C<>,  Proprs  Cascade 

Fhiuring  Mills,  office  2d. 
I'.obn  Chris!i:\n,  shoemaker,  2d. 
ISoiid  House,  A  McK.ty  Propr,  cor  2d 

and  Sycamore.    {See  o<iv.) 
BtMiine  Even   J,  postmaster,  cor   Main  and 

Fr<int. 

Buniiu-v'v  Dougan,  phy^iitiaus,  cor  I-rontand 
Main. 


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Bort  Moody  &:  Sons,  nursery,  West  Side. 
Piostwick   Willard    S,  billiard   saloon,  cor 

Main  and  2d. 
Erechenser  Francis,  saloon,  2d. 
Brough  Moses,  blacksmith,  2d. 
Brown  Almond  E,  carriage  maker. 
Brown  Mrs  Evlin,  physician. 
Brown  Milo  A,  grocer,  Main. 
Budd  Wu'  G,  watches,  clocks  and  jeweli-y,32 

Main. 

Budd  Mrs  Wm  G,  millinery,  32  Main. 
Bimbur^V  Edwsird,  Livery,  Feed  and 

Salt  St.vble,  2d.  ' 
Bunburg  &  O'Brien,  groceries  and  provisions, 

64  ^L^in, 
Cady  Jesse  L,  physician,  12  Oak. 
Caufield  Mrs  M  E,  millinery,  6S  Main. 
Chapin  II  A  &;  Son,  insurance,  cor  Main  and 

Second. 

Chipman  A  B  &  Son,  dry  goods,  Maiu. 
€iirifel£ter  Biiltliai^er,  Saloon,Front. 

Christner  &  Radewad,  blacksmiths,  2d. 

Citizens  National  Bank,  J  C  Larir.-^ore,  pres, 
O  S  Abbott,  cahh,  cor  Main  and  Second. 

Clark  Mrs  (J  S,  dress  maker,  Main. 

Clendenin  Irving,  physician,  49  Maia. 

Cofhnger  Erastus,  propr  stage  rouiie. 

CoHins  ChavlC*  €,   Marble  Wo-ks, 
Second. 

Collins  Wm  B,  grocer,  Front. 

Comstock  Homer  G,  manager  A       P  Tele- 
graph Co,  37  Main. 

Cook  D  B,  book  and  job  printer,  Main. 

Coolidge  Henry  H,  circuit  judge. 

Coolidge  O  W,  lawyer.  Main. 

Cotten^Mrs  Art,  dress  maker.  Main. 

Craig  T  D,  physician,  Sycamore. 

Craig  Thomas'  Sc  Co,  mnAi  of  turned  wood 
boxes . 

Cross  Joel,  wagon  maker,  Second. 
Davis  [ohn,  baker.  Front. 
Davis  "Martin  S,  auction  and  commissioa, 
M,ain. 

l>avisOil  MarSOiia  A,  Meat  Market 

and  Pork  Packer,  Mam. 
Dawson  tS:  Hart,  boots  and  shoes,  Main. 
J>odtyo  C'  K  A:  I-   1\    Founders,  Ma- 
chinists and  Mnfrs  of  Kailrcad  St.\nd  Pii»o, 
nr  M.  C.  R  R.  depot. 
Douglass  Thomas,  jeweler,  M.ain. 
Duncan  I>awson  A,  editor  and  propr  The 
Niles  Republican,  cor  Main  and  Secoml. 
Edwards  George  F,  lawyer,  Miin. 
F.^bert  .\lfred,  dry  goods.  23  Main. 
I'l^bort  John  "\V,  Phy>i*.ian  and  Sur- 
geon, Second. 
Ej-i^ert  Mrs  C,  millinery.  25  Main. 
F.i  i>ou  r..irnev,  livciv,  >e<onvl. 
Eisner  Wni,  saloon,  Front. 
Evans  Richard,  cooper,  Third. 
I'airchild  I'  Hv»nur,  phv>ician,  M.iin. 
r;n-voIl  TlM»3HJls,  Dining    U.-iH  And 
Sample  Kooni,  lo  Main. 


NIL 


AND  E'JSIXSSn  DIRECTORY. 


NIL 


foni^rhtv,  Callap'han  &  Co,  l;ooi:'.  and  shoe:;, 
Main. 

Ft'nton  Frank  E,  tailor,  Main. 

Finlev  J  K  iS:  S  ?''],  drugs  and  book«.  Main,  i 

First  National  Bank,  Rafus  W  Landon,  p!"e3,  ! 

T  L  Stevens,  ca>hier.  Main.  j 
Fit/.gerald  Jerome  B,  lawyer,  51  Main. 
Forler  George  K,  gxozii,  High. 
Foster  ivtiss  Josephine,  raillinery,  51  Main. 
Fowler  Andrew  \,  dining  rooiri,  2d.  | 
Fox  &  Dougan,  drv  eood?;.  Main. 
Frankenberg  Benjamin,  clothier.  Main, 
Freed  David  H,  harnes.-i  maker,  Main. 
Fricke  Charles,  saloon,  2d. 
Gage  &  Ero,  grocers,  Main. 
Gf?i«>e-«  TlsoisrsfSS.  Agent  for  American 

Express  Co,  Western  Cnion  Telegraph 

Co,  and  Livery  Stable,  Main. 
Gallup  &  Son,  grocer>,  Main. 
Geltmacher  &  Griffith,  flouring  mill,  Front. 
Gllliert   Edward    P,    cigars    and  tobacco, 

Main. 

Glenn  James  B,  :!enti?t.  Main. 
Goi  iie  \Vm  M,  harue.ss  miker.  Main. 
Gragg  Mortimer  1),  station  agent,  ^L  C.  R. 
R.' 

Grray  Wm  I?,  Justice-of  the  Peace,  Main. 

Grimes  Fh'-ancis  A,  tailor.  Main. 

Griswold  Mrs  Mary,  millinery.  Main. 

Gunzburg  Samuel,  hats,  caps  and  gents'  fur- 
nishing goods,  cor  Main  and  2d. 

Hadlock  Francis  J,  auction  and  commission, 
Second. 

Flansler  John  G,  tinsmith,  Main. 
Haiman  Samuel,  cigar  ninfr,  Main. 
IS-Jirter  1L   ^k.  ^Olt,    Dry  Goods  and 

Groceries,  cor  Main  and  F\ont. 
Hawley  &  Griffith,  blacksmiths.  Front. 
Hir/,  llenry,  grocer,  High. 
Hodgkin    Wni,    news,    confectionery,  etc, 

Main, 

Horn  Oliver  P,  pliysician,  Main. 
Horn  (S:   Hern,    editors    and    proprs  Niles 
Democrat^  50  Main. 


Slouj^land    Ed'iVard   O,  Insurance 

cor  Main  and  3d. 
Howe  Charles  A,  dentist.  Main. 

H. '«v.-e  George  A  &  Son.  raiifrs  lathes,  Main. 
IfowJett    .Fame'*)    J*,    Insurance  and 

Real  Estate,  49  Mo  in. 
Hulme  George  F,  restaurant.  79  2d. 
Humstable    Samuel    P,   boots   and  shoes, 

^Ll^n. 

Ives  Edwin  13,  photographer,  Main. 
Jacoby  Nathan,  grocer,  42  Main. 
Johnson  Alfred  \V,  carpenter,  3d. 
Johnson  Mrs  Maggie, "dressmaker.  Main. 
Jokn-^on   WiJi         LuT.iber.    Salt  and 

Lime,  5th  nr  M.  C.  R.  R.  Depot.  ' 
Joliii^iori  6c  A^sdreiv.'*,  Groceries  and 

Prc)visions,  Main. 
John-.ton  John,  In-ewer,  Bond  nr  Dam. 
Julius  Jacob,  clothier.  40  Main. 
M.t^Hog'g'   li  F   &  J   A,  Attorneys  at 

Lav,-,  44  Main. 

Ckr«lweil,  Attorney  and  Co.;n- 

seior  a:  Law,  cur  Main  arid  2d. 
Lacey  ,S   &  G,  coopeis   and  cider  mnfrs. 

Eagle. 

Lacy  D  &  W  K,  flouring  mills,  Front. 

liUndoil  Hlifus  W.  Pres  First  Nation- 
al Bank  and  Real  Estate  Dealer,  76 
Main. 

Lane  Miss  Mary  J,  physician,  Main. 
LaPierre  v\:  Brown,  mnfg  jewelers,  70  Main. 
Lardner  H  &  Co,  basket  mnfrs,  office  Front. 
Lariir.ore       Dean,  druggists,  cor  Main  and 
Second, 

LeRoy  Edward  B,  tailor,  Main. 
Lewis  Janies,  physician,  72  2d. 
Littleficld  Charles  J,  restaurant,  Main. 

I,  owry  Theodore  A,  dentist,  cor  Front  and 
Main. 

?IcYv»y    Allg:ilStill,    Propr   of  Bond 
House,  cor  2d  and  Sycamore,    {^Sec  adv.) 
Mc()(nber  Josiah.  livery  stable,  2d. 
Mack  Balthasar,  boots  and  shoes,  Front. 
Messinger  Jacob,  furniture.  Main. 


A.  McKAY,  Proprietor, 

Corner  Second  and  Sycamore  Streets, 

NILES,         ....  MICHIGAN. 


588 


Michigan  Wood  Pulp  Co,  W  S  Millard  supt, 

near  dam  w  side. 
Miley  .'^r  Walker,  furniture,  Main. 
Millard  Winneld  S,  sapt   Michigan  Wood 

Pulp  Co. 
Miller  Wm.  saloon,  Front. 
Misencr  Henry  C,  architect,  Main. 
Montague  &  Landon,  hardware.  Mam. 
Murphv  Dennis,  liquors,  Main. 
M-UTl'm'  Ef  Ijals,  M^'fi-  of  Carriages, Wag- 
ons, etc,  cor  2d  and  Sycamore. 
Muzzy  &  Gilbert,  lawyers,  cor  ?vlain  and  2d. 
Nieb  Piiilip,  baker  and  grocer,  Front. 
Niles  Mrs  D  A,  dressmaker,  Main, 
Niles  Democrat,  (weekly),  Horn  8c  Hern  edi- 
tors and  proprs,  50  Main. 
Kiles  Furniture  Co,  R  C  Paine  pre.s,  E  G 

Hougland  treas.  office  cor  Main  and  3d, 
Nil&s  Gas  Light  Co,  R  W  Landon  pres,  J  C 

Lariraore  sec. 
Niles  Hydraulic  Co,  Wm  Bort  pres,  J  B  Fitz- 


g  era  id  sec,  51 


M.un. 


Niles  ^Lanufactaring  Co,  R  W  Landon  pres, 

T  B  Fitzgerald  sec. 
Ni"ies  Paper  Co,  A  A  Jacks  pres,  E  A  Jacks 

sec,  Bond  e  side  of  river. 
Niles   Republican,  (weekly),  L  A  Duncan 

editor  and  propr,  cor  Main  and  2d. 
Nolan  Dennis,  bowling  alley,  Main. 
Norton  D  Ff,  physician,  102  5th. 
Osborne  Bros,  music  dealers,  7  Main. 
Piuue  llodaiej^  €,  Banker,  cor  Main 
and  3d. 

Parker  George  W,  propr  Reading  Flouse, 
Main. 

Peck  Jud  A,  wagon  naaker,  2d. 
Perkins  Wrn  H,  tailor,  Main. 
Pierce  &  Stocking,  meat  market,  2d. 
Pierson  Joshua  M,  sa-sh,  doors  and  blinds, 
Svccmore. 

Pike  Henry  H,  propr  Pike's  Hotel,  cor  4th 
and  Main. 

Pinklcman  Francis,  barber.  Main. 

Piatt  G  W      pi  C  &  Co,  hardware,  Main.^ 

Potter  &  Phillip^,  furniture  mnfrs  and  Car- 
vers, Front. 

Potter  &  Son,  groceries  and  crockery.  Main. 

Power  Edmund  H,  pumps,  Sycamore. 

Puckownik  joscph  F,  brewer,  nr  depot. 

Reading  Flouse,  G  W  Parker  propr,  Main. 

Reddick  &  Wares,  flour,  feed,  wood  and  coal, 
Front. 

Reed  &  Post,  dry  i,'oods,  27  Mam. 
■Reynolds  John  M,  confectioner,  Main. 
Rice  John,  uagon  maker,  front. 
Richardson  John  H,  physician.  Main. 
Richards')n    Sillm.in,  physician,  cor  Graut 

and  St  Joseph  ave. 
Ross  Wm  r,  shoemaker,  Main. 
Rowley  Clark  R,  dentist.  Main. 
Saunders  Bro^;,  meat  market.  Front. 
Schmidt    Frcdeiick  A,  meat  market,  High. 
Schncck  Frederick,  furniture  ninfr,  2d. 


Schneewind  &  Reinhard,  grocers,  Mam. 
Seufer  Frederick,  grocer.  Front. 
Shaekeltoa  Jvhn       Saloon,  M 2.-.. 
Shcehan  D  &  Bro,  plumbers,  steam  and  g,. 

fitters,  8  Main. 
Siewertsen  &  Schulte,  marble  works,  Mam. 
Skalla  Joseph  sr.  furniture  mnfr.  State. 
Smith  Conrad  P,  carpenter,  2d. 
Smith  Del  A,  saloon,  42  Main.  ^ 
Smith  Fred  C,  wagon  maker,  2d. 
Sterling  W  D  &  C  J,  dry  goods,  52  Mam. 
Stevens     Belknap,  druggists  and  book  sell 

ers  .V4  ^i-i-'^-  .  . 

Stilling  Mrs  Fl  N,  photographer^  49  >1  a:::. 

Teft  Tames  C,  livery,  Main.  _ 
Threadkell  Wm,  news  dealer  and  comectior. 

er.  Main. 
Toll  Dilvid  II,  Saloon,  92  2d. 
Tuttle  Jo^eph  S,  leather  and  findings,  Mam. 
Van  ilorn  L  T,  physician,  S3  3d.  ^ 
Ward  Svlvestcr  \,  meat  market.  Pront. 
ir.'U'e^  Jufl*»OH  T  1^  C'O,  Boots  ar^ 

Stioes,  Wuol  and  Produce,  30  Main. 
Warner  Mrs  Anna,  livery  stable,  2d. 
Weaver  James  51,  Carriage  and 

gon  Maker,  cor  Cedar  and  F  r-'mt. 
Welling  William  J,  founder  and  machinis:. 
From. 

Wells  John  M,  grocer,  Main. 

Werres  Frank,  cigar  mnfr,  cor  Front  ana 

2d.  .  ■ 

Wilkmson  Louis  F.  insurance,  Mam. 
Wilson  Calvin,  barber,  2d. 
Wilson  Timothy,  barber.  Main. 
Wing,  lohn  C,  grocer,  Front. 
Wohlra'b  Charles,  saloon,  3d. 
Woodruff  J  &  E,  groceries  and  crockery,  cor 
Main  and  Front. 


NIRVANA. 

.A.  small  village  numbering  1 1 2  inhabitant- 
in  Yates  township,  Lake  county,  on  the  l" 
^:  P  M.  R.  R.,  12  nules  west  of  Reed  City 
the  crossing  of  the  G.  R.  I.  R-  and  3' 
east  of  Ludinglon.  It  dates  its  cxisieno 
only  from  the  fall  of  1S73,  but  contams  J 
sa\v  mill,  2  shingle  mills  and  a  planing  mu- 
Wm.  Dove,  postmaster. 

m-SINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Chapm,in  L  O,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Dove  Wm.  groceries  and  provisions. 
Hicks  &  Benjamin,  general  store,  s.iw 

shingle  mill. 
Knight  Darwin,  hotel  propr. 
Laocy  ¥  D,  general  store  and  shingle  mill. 
L.iccv  li  F,  hotel  propr. 
Mai>"on      Knight,  planing  mill. 
Swift  John  W,"  justice  of  the  pe.icc. 

NOBLE  CENTER. 

A  postotHcc,  m  Noble  township,  Hr-v- 
county,  20  miles  southwest  of  CoKlw.xtv 


NOB 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


NOR 


589 


;uul  9  souih  of  ijrgnsoa,  from  whence  it  has 
u  daily  maih    John  Lane,  po.-ama^tcr. 

NORPIIS. 

A  village  laid  out  by  P.  AV.  Norris,  of  De- 
troit, in  1872,  on  the  line  of  the  D.  &.  B.  C.  ; 
R.  R.,  6  miles  out  from  Detroit.    It  is  cle-  I 
sii^ned  as  a  place  of  suburban  residence,  and  ! 
is'^rapidly  fiUiag  up.    Be.-,ides  the  raihyay  it  j 
is  expected  that  tlie  time  is  not  far  distant 
when  street  cars  will  cunnect  Norris  with 
Detroit.    It    is    in    Hamtramck  township, 
Wayne  county,  and  has  for  business  a  saw  s 
mill  and  a  planing  mill.    A  German  evan-  •, 
^'elical  orphan  asylum  is  also  located  here. 
H  Uolley,  postmaster.  i 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Holley  Hanford,  planing  mill  and  general 
store. 

Holiey  Henry,  hotel  propr. 

Mobly  George,  sav/  mill. 

Norrfs,  P  W,  real  estate. 

Feffer  David,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Storkel  Conrad,  saloon. 

NORTH  ADAMS. 

A  village  of  300  inhabitants,  situated  in 
the  northeast  part  of  Hillsdale  county,  in 
Adams  township.  It  is  also  a  station  on  the 
Detroit,  Hillsdale  &  Indiana  Railroad,  53 
miles  from  Detroit  and  8  northeast  of  PI  ills- 
dale.  The  village  contains  Methodist,  Con- 
gregational and  Baptist  churches,  an  egg 
crate  factory  and  a  saw  mill.  The  surround- 
ing country  is  rolling  land,  highly  cultivated, 
and  produces  all  the  grains  and  fruits  com- 
mon in  this  State.  Wheat,  fruit,  wool,  cat- 
tle, hogs  and  sheep  are  shipped.  Express, 
American.    Millard  F.  Lamb,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ackmoody  David  B,  shoemaker. 
American  Express  Co,  N  G  Vreland,  agent. 
Ausbaugh  Johr.  D,  general  store. 
Benson  Leslie,  meat  market. 
Blackman  Grin,  harness  maker. 
Brooks  \Vm,  general  store. 
Comfort   Plenry   W,  propr    North  Adams 
House. 

Didtmars  Wm  R,  physician. 
Fuller   A    F    1^  F<»,   Druggists  and 
Grocers. 

Joiuisoil  S«»l>l»i;i,  Millinery. 

Lamb  Wm,  hvory  siable. 

Morehouse  Gabriel  C.  drugs  an^l  groceries. 

i\ortli    A<lain'>    ISoii«»c,    Henry  W 

Comfort,  Propr. 
Noyos  p'rank,  pliy-ician. 
Relyea  George,  blacksmith. 
Schaad  Zacharias.  carpenter. 
.Smith  O  C,  hardware. 

Vreeland  N  Ci-  agent  D.  H.  &  L  R    R.  and 
Anierican  Express  Co. 


Vi'ilber  Vk'iU  12,  Produce  Dealer. 
Wood  Looi^,  physician. 


NORTH  BAT  AVI  A. 

A  postofhce  in  Batavia  township,  Branch 
county,  6  miles  south  of  Union  vCity,  and  9 
northwest  of  Coldwater.  It  is  the  center  of 
a  rich  farming  country.  G.  D.  Baggerly, 
postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baggerly  Gideon  D,  general  store. 
Siilliuan  Rev  George  (Methodist). 

NORTH  BRADLEY. 

A  postofhce  hi  Midland  county,  14 
miles  northwest  of  Midlaiid  city.  The 
village  and  railway  station  are  known  as 
Buttonvillc,  population,  100.  \Yn\.  A.  Bab- 
cock,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bacbcock  Wm  A,  hotel  and  general  store. 
Batton     Johnson,  shingle  mnfrs. 
Batton  Wm  B,  saw  and  shingle  mills. 
Lee  E  A,  express  and  station  agent. 
Mason  &  Mitchelson,  shingle  mill. 
Packer  S,  shingle  mill. 


NORTH  BRANCH, 

A  village  of  375  inhabitants,  in  the  town 
of  North^Branch,  Lapeer  county,  iS  miles 
northeast  of  Lapeer  city.  It  i:>  also  called 
Beechville.  The  first  white  settlement  in 
the  town-hip  was  made  in  the  year  1S56. 
Since  then  the  forest  has  disappeared,  and  a 
rich  and  flourishing  agricultural  district 
sprung  up  and  taken  its  place.  It  possesses 
a  very  fertile  and  productive  soil,  producing 
excellent  grain  and  root> ;  also  well  suited 
for  dairy  ^purposes.  Messrs.  Bradshaw  ^: 
Bros,  have  a  cheese  factory  in  operation,  and 
are  doing  a  good  business.  The  village  con- 
tains also  a  foundry,  2  grist  mills,  a  saw  mill, 
a  sash  and  door  factory,  etc.  Fi>h  Lake, 
the  terminus  of  the  Fish  Lake  branch  of  the 

D.  ^:  B.  C.  R.  K.,     its  nearest  railroad  st.i- 

tion,  being  9  miles  di;,tant.  It  has  a  daily 
mail.    Irving  Weston,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Armitt  Joseph,  sa>h,  door  and  blind  mnfr. 

Baldwin  G  W,  l-oot>  and  >hoes. 

P.ddwin  Robert,  boots  and  .-hoes. 

Ballard  ^S:  Sh<>le>,  general  store. 

Beuce  ( ieorgc  W,  grocer  and  druggist. 

Best  W  L,  physician.  • 

lha.di<7  A  \V,  furniture. 

Briggs  David  C,  grist  mill. 

Brovvnell  R.  butcher. 

Butler  William,  foundry. 

Cobb  Mr-  G,  milliner. 

Comstock  L  11  .M,  hardware. 


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Creimer  Mrs,  milliner, 
Doau  G  H,  physician. 
Fellows  J  S,  lawyer. 

Gaibraith  F  G,  grocery  and  meat  market. 

Gailiager  H,  hotel  propr. 

Haddrill  W  W,  groceries  and  liquors. 

Jackson  A  B,  shoemaker. 

McCormick  John,  blacksmith. 

McCurdy  W  J,  drugs. 

Moore  M  M,  hotel  propr. 

Scott  A  L,  physician. 

Sicklesteel  George,  grist  and  saw  mills. 

Smi:h  D  S,  billiards. 

\Veston  H  C  &  Co,  general  store. 

Weston  Jonathan,  general  score. 

Weston  Mrs  P  B,  aiillinery  and  fancy  goods. 

NORTH  BURNS. 

A  village  in  the  town  of  Sheridan,  Huron 
county.  It  is  on  Pigeon  river,  which  affords 
water  power,  9  miles  southwest  of  Bad  Axe, 
the  county  seat,  and  43  northeast  of  Vassar,  its 
nearest  railroad  station.  The  settlers  are 
mainly  employed  in  agriculture,  wheat,  oats, 
peas,  potatoes  and  hay  being  raised.  North 
Burns  has  a  weekly  mail.  Donald  Mc- 
Taggart,  postmaster. 

NORTH  BYRON. 

A  signal  station  on  the  Kalamazoo  divis- 
ion of  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.,  in  Byron 
township,  Kent  county.  Population,  100, 
The  surrounding  country  produces  grain 
and  fruits.  ■  Distances — to  Grand  Rapids,  8 
miles ;  to  Kalamazoo,  50  miles.  Ship  to 
Byron  Center,  2)4  m.iles  south.  Alonzo 
Palmer,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Hall  A,  general  store. 

NORTH  DORR. 

A  postoffice  in  Allegan  county,  5  miles 
northwest  of  Dorr  Station,  on  the  L.  S.  &  M. 
S.  R.  R.,  whence  it  has  a  semi-weekly  mail. 

NORTH  EAGLE. 

A  postoflice  of  Eagle  township,  Clinton 
county,  22  miles  southwest  of  St.  Johns 
Eagle,  on  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.,  3J-2 
miles  south,  is  the  shipping  station  for  the 
neighborhood.  It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail. 
W.  R.  Howe,  postmaster. 

NORTH  FARMINGTON. 

A  postofi\ce  in  C)akl.tnd  county,  miles 
north  of  Farmington,  from  ^\  hence  U  has  a 
tri-weekly  mail. 

NORTH  IRVING. 

A  postufhcc  of  Irving  township.  Bury 
county,  6  miles  nurlhwest  of  Hastings,  on  the* 


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Stage  route  to  Lov/ell.    Its  nearest  railr-.j- 
point  is  Irving  on  the  G.  R.  V.  R.  R.^  4nii!-: 
southwest.    Farming  i«;  the  principal  in  ! 
tr\%  and  wheat,  potatoes,  apples  and  [ 
the    great    staples.    It    has   a    daily  ma  . 
Peter  Cobb,  postmaster. 

NORTH  NEWBURGH. 

A  postoftice  in  Shiawassee  countv,  4  nii'e 
southwest  of  Vernon,  whence  it  reccive.i  : 
tri- weekly  mail. 

NORTH  PLAIiMS. 

A  postoffice  in  Ionia  county,  5  miles  nor;:, 
of  Muir,  on  the  D.  &  M.  R..  R.,  from  when,-: 
it  has  a  tri-weekly  m.ail. 

NORTHPORT. 

The  county  seat  of  Leelanaw  county,  a  vii- 
lage  of  about  300  inhabitants,  situated  ne.:: 
tiie  northern  extremity  of  the  coutity.  on  th' 
west  shore  of  Grand  Traverse  bay,  30  mil:  - 
nearlv  due  north  of  Traverse  Citv.  It  i> 
about  3C0  miles  distant  from  Detroii  bylaU'l, 
and  the  same  from  Chicago  by  water.  !• 
was  rlrst  settled  about  1S54,  and  is  surroun.i- 
ed  by  a  beech  and  maple  country,  with  .i 
sandy  soil,  in  which  wheat,  polatoe.s  and  frui; 
are  successfully  grown.  The  village  has  a 
saw  mill,  a  broom  handle  factory,  an ! 
Methodist  and  Presbyterian  churche>.  I', 
has  a  tri-weekly  mail.    Wm  Gill,  postmaste.-. 

BUSINESS  DTRF.CTORY. 

Cutter  Georgf"  A,  lawyer. 

DeGalia  R  A,  hotel. 

Deit/.  Rev  F  M,  (Methodist). 

Gill  William,  general  store. 

Hutchinson  S  J,  physician. 

Johnson,  Goodenow  &  Co, general  store. 

Lec  Robert,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Nelson  W  H,  general  store. 

Smith  Rev  Geo  N,  ^Presbyterian). 

Steele  Rev  Talmon,  (^Methodist). 

Voice  Wm,  wooden  wart  and  broom  handles. 


NORTH  RAISINVILLE. 

A  country  postoftice  in  the  town  ol"  Raism- 
ville,  Monroe  county,  7  miles  northwest 
Monroe  City     It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  C. 
H.  Wcoman,  postmaster. 

NORTH  STAR. 

i\  postoffice  of  North  Sl.ir  township,  Ct.\- 
tiot  county,  G^-^  miles  e.ist  of  Ith.nca.  tlu' 
county  seat.  St.  Louis,  on  the  S.igin^^^" 
valley  anvl  St.  F.  R.  R.,  14  miles  northwc^'. 
is  its  nearest  shipping  statii-^n.  It  is  s^'f" 
rounvlcd  by  the  best  of  farming  lands;  pr''". 
hay  and  {x>t.itoos  are  the  staple  crops.  It  hi? 
.1  tri- weekly  mail.  C,  E.  McBnde,  post 
master. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Sower  Rev  Eiias,  physician. 

NORTH  UIQITY. 

A  posiofiice  aad  docM  in  Lee'anaw  ccun- 
tv,  6  miles  north  of  Glen  Arbor.  It  receives 
a  senii- weekly  mail.  It  is  2S  miles  north- 
west of  Traverse  City  and  ships  cord  wood 
chiefly. 


NORTH  VERNON.  _  ^ 

A  recently  discontinued  postoOice  in  Shia- 
wassee county,  3  miles  ribrtheast  of  'Vernon, 
on  the  D.  &  M.  R.  R.    [Ai/Jr^'ss  Vernon.) 


NORTRVILLE. 

An  incorporated  village  of  700  inhabitants 
in  the  township  of  Plymouth,  Wayne  coun- 
tv  25  miles  northwest  of  Detroit.  It  is  on 
the  F.  &  P.  Vi.  R.  R.,  37  miles  north  of 
Moiiroe,  II  ncnit  of  Wayne,  4  north  ol  Ply- 
mouth and  29  south  of  Holly.  It  is  aI.>o  on 
a  ])rai?ch  of  the  river  Rouge  which  supplies 
a  moderate  water  power.  The  viP.age  issit- 
uatevl  in  a  beautiful  rolling  country  and  is 
settled  very  largely  by  rich  farmers..  It  con- 
tains 3  churches,  l^^ethodi^t,  Baptist  and 
Ih-esbytevian,  a  large  manufactory  for  school 
furniture  which  turns  out  6,000  school  desks 
anualiy,  2  flouring;  mills,  2  saw  mills,  2 
cooper  shops,  a  weekly  newspaper — The 
f^'i'cord'—2.  troodlv  proDOvlion  of  stores,  me- 
cb.anics,  cl'c.  N.  W.  Clark's  new  fish  hatch- 
ery i.s  also  located  here,  through  the  agency 
'ff  which  the  lakes  and  sO'eams  of  .^^ichi;,^an 
are  rapidly  beconDing;  well  stocked  wuh 
choice  varieties  of  flsli.  Settled  in  1S26  ;  in- 
corporated iii  1SG7.  Express — Anrerican, 
Te'efrraph.-— Western  Union.  E.  S.  Hurton. 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIREf.n'ORY. 

Anibler  Wm  Pt,  books,  statioiicry  and  jew- 
elrv. 


Barley  Peter,  wagon  maker, 

Beal  Francis  R,  supt  Michigan  School  Furni- 
ture Co. 

Beal  F  R  &  Co,  hardware. 

lll;.6ir  Willi  a  111,  Carriages  and  Wagons, 

i^iau"  Aiel  C,  carpenter  and  budder. 

Bradt  Abram  S,  propr  Cady  House. 

Buckner  John  C,  livery  and  sale  stable. 

Clements  Rev  Samuel,  (Methodistj. 

Dibble  Albert  H,  boots  and  shoes. 

Dibble  Wm  W^,  grocer. 

Dubur  Rev  James,  (Presbyterian).- 

E 1 1  i  o  1 1  J  ab  i  n  \Y ,  sal  oon . 

Filkins  Thomas,  cooper.  ^ 

Gale  John  L  .^c  Co,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Gardner  Mrs  S,  milliner}-  and  dress  making. 

Harington  Chas  G,  pres  Michigan  School 
Furniture  Co. 

Hirsch  John,  wagon  maker. 

tlorton  Edv.^ard  postmaster. 

Plueston  James,  physician. 

tiungerford  Samuel,  general  store. 

Hutton,  Smith  &  Co,  flouring  and  saw  mill. 

King  &  Vanzile,  lumber,  lath  and  shingles. 

Knapp  John  O,  groceries,  books  and 
stationer)-. 

L3ke  Heririan  E,  express  and  R  P>.  agent. 

Lapham  A  S  &  Co,  bankers. 

Lapham  oc  Swift,  general  store. 

Little  Samuel  II,  editor  Northville  Record. 

McCoy  GecTge,  barber. 

McLaren  Tohn,  blacksmith. 

x^lieliigasi  w^eUool  Fiivuiture  Co, 

Charles  G  Harington  Pres,  J  S  Lapham 

Tre;-is,  F  R  Beal  Supt. 
Ovenshier  ^'v:  Sands,  furniture, 
Pratt  James,  lumber  mnfr. 
Randolph  L  G  N,  t:eneral  store, 
Randolph  ^:  Aniblcr.  drugs  and  groceries. 
Rayson  George,  l>oot  and  shoe  mnfr. 
KoirkWl'U    Albert    E»  Jeweler  and 

Dealer  in  Picture  Franres. 
Shafer  David  E,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Simonds  Eli  K,  agent  Hartford  Fire  Ins  Co. 


A.  E.  ROCKWELL, 


racticai  Watch  Maker, 

JEV/ELER  AND  ENGRAVER, 


DKALliR  IN 


^f(iOw?Sj!Ci^inc  Swiss  and  Amorican  Watches, 

'K^^-ii^Jy^'&r^/  SOLID  iii.\t:i;  ami  nm  \ta(:e. 


NORTHVILLE, 


Chi'cmos,  Steel  Enj^-Awviugi^,   Frames,  Sta- 

tionnry,  6:c.,  &c. 

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Stevens  C  R  &  Co,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Swift  Tolui  M,  physician. 
VanEuren  Rev  L,  (Bapti-t), 
VanVaikevtburg  James,  coach  painter. 
Waterman  Charles  D,  meat  market. 
Wheeier  Miss  Mary  H,  niiilinery. 
Whipple  Velurus  O,  harness  niaker. 
White  &  Johnson,  grocers. 
Wilcox  George,  bools  and  shoes. 
Wiikins  Josiah,  cooper. 
WiHitivns' Mrs  S,  millinery. 
Wood  Eli  F.propr  Ari^o  Mill. 
Woodman  Elias  S,  lav/yer. 


NOBTONVILLE. 

.  A  posi. office  in  Ottawa  connty,  on  Grand 
river  about  3  miles  above  Grand  Haven. 


NORVELL. 

A  village  in  the  southeast  coriicr  of  Jack- 
son county,  on  the  Jackson  branch  of  the  I>. 
S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.,  14  n.iiles  suutheast  from 
Jackson,  and  7  west  of  Manchester.  Popula- 
tion between  200  and_300.  It  has  a  flouring 
mill,  a  saw  mill  and  a  cooper  shop,  also  a 
brick  school  house  and  a  Bapti-^t  church.  A 
eood  farming  country  surrounds  it,  and  it  is 
supplied  willi  an  excellent  water  power  in 
the  river  Raisin,  which  passes  through  it. 
Telegraph,  Western  Union.  Express,  Ameri- 
can.   W.  \V.  Tuttle,  postmaster. 

BUSINr,SS  DIRECTORY. 

Armstrong  A  W,  miller. 
Barber  J,  grocer. 
•  Beckwith  D,  cooper. 
Breynolds  W,  flouring  miii. 
Church  W,  music  teacher. 
Clark  Rev  R  D,  (Baptist). 
Dorr  E  &  Co,  lumbermen. 
Fisher  D,  mason, 
Haskell  M  C,  livery  stable. 
Hashell  N,  hotel  propr. 
Hay  H,  cooper.  ^ 
Homison  J,  general  store. 
Hyndman  D,  physician. 
Hyndman  P,  physician, 
Hyneman  W,  physician. 
Kay  S,  mason. 
Lown  W  H,  blacksmith. 
Moulton  H,  blacksmitli. 
Palmer  A  J,  notary  public.  ' 
Post  J,  coc^per. 

Reynolds  W  P.,  express  and  station  agent. 
Rhead  Thomas,  painter. 
Rogers  H,  carriage  maker. 
Schofield  F,  builder. 
Sheffield  V  .V,  >ilveibmiih. 
Sweezey  Win,  money  broker. 
Tullle  &  Yarringlt^n,  general  store, 
Walch  David,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Water  J  ^.t  Son.  boot  and  shoemaUer, 
Weston  D  D,  engineer. 


Whitney  R  F,  miller. 

Yarrin<iton  Charles,  insurance  agent. 


NORWALK. 

A  postofhce  in  Bear  Lake  township,  Mnt: 
istee  county,  15  rniles  northeast  of  the  cr- 
of  Manistee.  It  is  on  Chief  creek,  in  a  g  -  ' 
farmiiig  region,  growing  wheat,,  corn,  po:,-- 
toes  and  grass,  but  shipping  as  yet  or!;, 
lumber,  v.-ood  arid  bark.  It  has  a  .sc!;;.- 
weekly  mail.     F-.  Richmond,  postmaster. 

EUSTN'ESg  DIKECTORY. 

Collins  James,  hotel. 

Conklin  P  J,  teacher. 

I^onahlson  Robert,  bricklayer. 

Hannaford  Henry  J,  carpenter. 

Maue  Philip,  lumber  rnnfr, 

Richmond  Elisha,  merchant,  justice  of  the 

peace  and  county  surveyor. 
Richmond  Elisha  j,  jr.  lawyer, 
Richmond  Tyler  W,  physician, 
Soier  Peter,  hotel  propr. 
Stokie  Charles,  general  store. 
Travis  Jeremiah,  carpenter, 
Wiebe  John,  flour  and  lumber  mills. 

NORWOOD. 

Norwood  is  a  village  of  200  inhabitants  . 
the  township  of  Norwood,  Charlevoix  coun- 
ty, II  miles  southwest  from  Charlevoix, 
county  seat,  and  30  miles  from  Petoskey,  it- 
nearest  railway  station.  Its  principal  ship 
ments  are  lumber,  cordwood  and  tan  bnrrv. 
It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  Fred  J.  Meec;  , 
postmaster. 

BU5INF.SS  DIRKCTORY. 
Foot  George,  shoemaker. 
McAllister^  Rev  J  J  (Methodist). 
Meech  F  J  ^  Co,  lumber  and  general  slovc. 
Muirhead  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
Spaulding  S  S,  hotel  propr. 
Wood  O^D,  banker. 


NOTTAWA. 

A  village  of  Nottawa  town-hip,  St.  Joso- 
county,  also  a  station  on  llie  G,  R.  •■^  I- 
R.,  65  miles  north  of  Fort  Wayne,  Ind., 
miles  .south    of     Kalama7:o<\    4  east 
Centerville  and  a  shv,>rt  distance  south  o. 
the  M.  C.  R.  R.  air  line  cro>sing.  Pop"';* 
tion,  200.    Wheat,  oats  cin,  hogs,  catuf 
and  peppermint  oil  arc  >hippcd.  Exprc>v 
United  States.    C.  E.  habin,  p^»^tu-la^te^. 

nusiNF.ss  niRtcroRY. 
Cumer  O,  carpenter. 
Hock  Charlo.  boot  and  shocm.ikcr. 
johnsoti  WiUiain  boot  and  >hocmakei. 
Kenncr  D,  hotel.  , 
Sabin  C  E,  general  store  and  justice  of 

pe.^ce. 


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Sclst/nnerhorn  J  W,  general  store  and  express 

and  .s;.;i!:ion  agent. 
S'londy  D,  blacksmith. 
WilHn.'-'-ton  William,  hardware. 


NOVA  SOOTIA. 

{St\'  IViiifield) 

NOR  VEST  A, 

Novesta  is  a  small  village  of  about  iSo 
inhabitants,  in  Novesta  tosvnship,  Tuscola 
county,  1 6  miles  due  east  from  Caro,  the 
county  seat.  The  nearest  railway  station  is 
Reese,  on  the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.,  32  miles 
distant.  It  is  in  a  farming-  and  lumbering 
country.  It  has  a  weekly  mail.  Jefterson 
Green,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  dirp:ctory. 
Brown  Wm  H,  lumber  mufr. 

NOVI. 

i\  vi'lc^-ge  of  300  inhabitants,  in  the  town 
of  the  same  name,  in  Oakland  county.  It  is 
on  the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R.,  -41  miles  above 
Monroe,  4  above  NorthviJle,  and  25  miles 
south  of  Holly.  It  is  on  the  Grand  River 
plank  road,  leading  out  of  Detroit,  being  24 
indes  from  the  city,  and  is  iS  miles  south- 
west of  Pontine.  It  is  the  center  of  a  good 
farming  country,  wheat,  fruit  and  wool  be- 
ing the  staple  products.  It  was  first  settled 
Jn  1823  by  one  Iluett.  Express — Ameri- 
can ;  Telegraph — Western  Union.  C.  M. 
Wight,  postma-ster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Arras  N  A,  railroad  station  and  express  agt. 

Francis  W,  builder. 

Gage  C  C  Os:  Co,  hotel  proprs. 

Gilbert  A  G,  boots  and  shoes. 

Graves  C.  c^un  maker. 

ingersoll,  general  .store, 

Jt'hnson  J,  veterinary  surgeon. 

Kingsbury  C  C,  physician. 

dinner  O,  harness  maker. 

Famb  Rev  C  J  (Baptist). 

Perkins  [  J,  boots  and  shoes. 

Sage  S,  blacksmith. 

Suiton  Geo,  wajron  maker. 

1  onipson  F,  general  .store. 

Whipple  O  M,  barrel  mnfr. 


NUNIOA. 

A  village  of  450  inhabitants,  at  the  inter- 
section of  the  D.  &  M.  R.  R.  with  the  C. 
•"^I-  F.  S.  R.  R.,  in  Crockery  tuwn->hi[).  Otta- 
^'>a  c(ninty,  179  miles  west  of  Detroit,  10  east 
f'f  Gran  1  Haven,  no  north  of  Xew  BiitTalo, 
•*'id  16  south  of  .Muskegon,  ll  is  3  miles 
H  of  Spoon vi He,  on  Grand  river.  Tlic 
\  dLigc  cc>ntains  a  saw  mill,  a  chair  factory, 
*  broom  handle  factory,  and  the  usual  coni- 
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plement  of  stores,  hotels,  etc.  It  ship-^  chiefly 
bark,  ties  and  lumber.  Teiegrap!; — Western 
Union  ;  Express — American.  Kenry.  W. 
Cleveland,  postmaster. 

BL'SINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bartholomew  Bros,  meat  market. 

Barton  Benjamin  FI,  lawyer  and  notary 
public. 

Bishop  Mrs,  boarding. 

Bouton  George,  flour  and  feed. 

Boyd  William,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Christensen  J  C  «S:  Co,  saw  and  planing  mill 
and  chair  nmfrs, 

Cleveland  Henry  W,  drugs,  books  and  jew- 
elry. 

Coon  Lewis,  hoot  and  shoemaker. 
Flening  J  G  W,  handle  .^actory, 
Humphrey  William.,  saloon. 
Jennings  Robert,  hotel  propr. 
Kidder  Rev  J  S  (Congregationalist). 
Morgan  J  B,  carriage  and  wagon  ra.aker. 
Perharn  John  B,  i;eneral  store. 
Put  nam  E,  carriage  and  wagon  maker. 
Read  George  W,  railroad  agent. 
Richmond  E  S,  hotel  propr. 
Robinson  Raus,  saloon. 
Rose  Ciiarles,  saloon. 
Ross  Peter,  blacksmith, 
j  Spencer  Nelson,  grocer. 
Van  Velsor  E  P,  piiysician. 
Ward  Frank  E,  agent  American  Express. 
Westover  Jonathan,  furniture. 
Wiiislow  Charles,  railroad  agent. 
W^iseman  Jolm  J,  hardware. 
Wisner  A  P,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 

OAK. 

A  station  and  postofhce  in  Redford  town- 
ship, Wayne  county,  on  the  D.  L.  &  L,  ^^. 
R,  R.,  12  miles  from  Detroit.  It  is  on  the 
river  Rouge,  in  a  good  farming  coimtr\-. 
Gram  and  potatoes  are  the  staple  crops. 
Produce  and  lumber  are  shipped.  There  are 
in  the  vicinity  a  i^Kie  facUn  y,  a  cheese  factory 
and  a  brick  yard.    E.  Becker,  postmaster. 

OAKFIELD. 

A  posti^fhce  in  Kent  county,  7  miles  due 
west  of  Greenville  and  12  northwest  of  Rock- 
ford.    It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail, 

OAK  GROVE. 

A  small  place  in  Cohoctah  township.  Liv- 
ingston couniv,  7  miles  north  of  Howell.  It 
has  a  weeklv  mail. 

HUStNKS>>  nrRRCTORY. 

.\llen  Rev  A,  (Methodist). 

Conine  David,  blacksmith. 

D.ivi>  .\I  F,  ;;rner.tl  sioie. 

Deal  Win,  hotel  and  boarding  house. 

Finsterwaltl  M,  *alooa  and  grcKory. 


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GoocliiOsv  J,  pliysician. 

Kleckler  VVm,  saloon  and  confectioner, 

Pingrec  Parlie--,  blacksmith. 

Piri^ree  Mrs  Parker,  dre>s  m?.ker. 

Slider  Samuel,  wagon  maker. 

OAK  HILL. 

A  postoffice  in  Independence  tov/n^hip, 
Oakland  counly,  1 5  miles  nonlv-.ve;,l  of  Pon- 
tiac  and  6i/<  norch  of  ClarkaUni.  Pl  has  a 
tri-weekly'mail.  Sarah  P.  Sclden,  postmis- 
tress. 


Nevv-conib  Silas  A,  general  store  and  physi- 
cian. 

Pelton  Henry  S,  wagon  maker. 

Revnr.lds  los'oph  H,  blacksmith  and  wagou 

maker. 
Russei  Samuel,  grocer. 
Throop  Orange,  vragon  maker. 
Townsend  Hezekiah,  b^ack■^m^th. 


OAKLEY. 


A  villat^e  of  200  inhabilaiits  in  the  tov/n- 
ships  of  °  Brady  and  Chesaning,  Saginavy 
couuty.  It  1--^  on  the  J.  L.  'jC  S.  R.  K.,  26 
miles  south  of  SaLdnnw  city,  and  1 1  north  ot 
Owosso.  The  Shiavvassce  river  aftords  -wa- 
ter power,  Oakley  has  a  saw  mill  and  a 
stave  and  heading  factory  ;  also -Methodist 
and  Baptist  churches.  Telegraph — VVcbtern 
Union.  Express — Arnericaa.  G.  C,  Roosa, 
postmaster.  '  • 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bowers  L,  wagon  maker. 

Chamberlain  J,  shoemaker. 

Condey  J,  wagon  maker. 

Convers   &   Wickham,  stave   and  heading 

mnfrs.  , 
Culver  E,  physician, 
Drake  J  C,  physician, 

Esty  I)  M     Co,  furniture  mnfis  and  dealers, 
Gould  &  Osborn,  lumber  dealers. 
Harder    &    Hendricks,   produce  and  meat 
market. 

Hoffman  S  T,  miller  and  general  store. 

McQuisten  A,  black.smith. 

Nun  Rev  J,  P.  (Baptist). 

Parshall  Rev.  D,  C.  (Methodist). 

Robinson  J,  hotel  propr. 

Roosa  G  C,  general  store. 

Rundell  F  U,  blacksmith. 

Sackrider  i  Dye,  general  store. 

Sackrider  lumber  mnfr. 

Wright  C  V,  general  store. 

Wright  J  H,  general  -tore. 

OAKVIL.LE. 

A  handet  in  London  township.  Monrc 
county,  iS  miles  m^rthwest  of  M'-inroe.  Yp- 
sihinti  is  its  usual  shipping  point.  Popula- 
tion, 60.  Settled  m  1S30.  Leading  pro- 
ducts, corn,  '.ats  and  potatoes.  It  has  a 
scmi-wcekly  nu\il.  Lewis  Christie,  i^osf- 
umsier. 

BL'i> IN I>IR1-.CT0RY. 
Brown  foshua  II,  slvomaker. 
Brown  Rev  S  j  (  Mcih...list). 
Gregg  John  N,  physician. 


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OAKWOOD. 

A  village  of  200  population  in  the  tovt  n- 
ship-  of  Brandon  and  Oxford.  Oakland 
county,  17  miles  north  of  Pontiac,  and  2 
miles  west  of  Thomas  station  on  the  D. 
ScB.  C.  R.  R.  It  is  surrounded  by 'a  fir-- 
farming  country,  has  a  foundry  and.  the 
usual  stores  ond  shoi>s.    It  has  a  dailv  mail. 

[.  H.  McKnight,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Cham.berlain  M,  boots  and  shoes. 

Davidson  Samuel,  cooper. 

Decker  Alanson,  hotel  propr. 

Douglass  James,  blacksmith. 

Frost  M,  general  store. 

Fuller  Daniel,  carriage  maker, 

Gregory  Mark,  wagon  maker. 

IMckni'ght  D  «S:  Son,  foundry. 

Meecham  J  C,  hotel. 

Miller  John,  blacksmith. 

Price  Miss  Mary,  milliner. 

Reid  George,  physician. 

Weir  James,  cooper. 

Whitcomb  Gilbert,  undertaker. 


OGDEN. 

A  station  on  the  C.  &  C.  S.  R.  R.,  in  C^g- 
den  to\vn-.hip,  Lenawee  county,  47  nr.ie.-. 
southwest  of  Trenton  cro.ssing. 


OGDEN  CENTER. 

A  postoftice  in  Lenawee  county,  12  mile- 
southeast  of  Adrian,  and  ^^,4  mile>  troni  0>;- 
den  >t;Uiou  on  the  C.  &  C.  S.  R.  R.  It  ''>'^-* 
a  weuklv  mail. 


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OGEMAW. 

A  postoffice  in  lo.sco  county,  S  n-.iles  west 
of  Tawas  city. 

OGEMAW  SPRINGS. 

A  village  of  200  inhabitants,  on  tk.e  J-  I- 
cS:  S.  R.  R.  and  Ritle  river,  57  miles  north  ol 
Wcnon.a.     It  i>  in  Ogemaw  townslup,  Og-** 
maw  c»)unty,  in  an  uudulatmg  country,  co'<'- 
crcd    with    pine  and  beech   an>l    m -.p'^ 
timber.    There  are  several  saw  .ind  > 
mill*  in  and  near  the  vii'.Age.    Lumber  iv  : 
the  princi|  nl  -  hipment.     S<:'tled  in  l^Ti 
Tclogr..ph,  Western  Union.  Express,  Amf- 
ican.    C.  L.  Nauman,  po>tmaslcr. 


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P,US[NKSS  DIRECTORY. 

G>rbett  John  E,  agent  J.  L.  &  S.  R.  R. 
Iloiier  \Vra  11,  lawyer, 
fudd  C  A,  agent  xViaerican  Express. 
Mouk  B  \V,  propr  Oi';emaw  House. 
Naumrin  C  L,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Ogemaw  Lumber  Co,  W  H  Nauinati,  pres, 
C  L  Xaunvau,  sec,  Louis  Keller,  treas. 


OKEMOS. 

A  place  of  350  inhuLitants,  on  ihe  D.  L. 
&.L.  M.  R.  R.,  78  railes  from  Detroit,  and  7 
east  of  Landing.  It  is  in  the  town  of  ?vleri- 
dian,  Ingham  county,  on  Red  Cetiar  river, 
which  atfords  water  power,  and  is.surrounded 
by  an  oak  opening  country  to  the  south,  and 
beech  ani  niapie  lands  to  the  n.jrth.  The 
village  has  a  saw  and  l-louring  i-nilt  run  by 
water,  and  two  saw  mills  run  by  steam,  also 
a  rake  factory.  Tliere  are  Metliodi-^r,  Pres- 
byterian and  Baptist  churches.  Ebenezer 
Wal  k  r-r .  p  os  t  m  as  t e  r . 

BUSINESS  DIR ECTORY. 

Almos  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Barnes  Ezekiel  F,  Temperance  Hotel. 

Bennet  Charles,  station  agent. 

Berry  Samuel,  meat  market. 

Brown  J  J,  druggist. 

Burdick  Frederick,  painter  and  glazier. 

Burdick  Robert,  grocer. 

Davis  Theodore,  saw  mill. 

Egerly  A  V,  cabinet  maker. 

Eggleston  T  B,  blacksmith, 

Furgason  Augustus;  physician. 

Herre  &  Flaft",  blacksmiths. 

Higgs  J  \V,  general  store. 

IngersoU  Charles,  ;  rincipal  of  union  school. 

Jones  x\aron,  grocer. 

Madison  L  C,  liverv  stable. 

Megiveron  Wm  H,  wagon  niaker. 

Orcon  Amos  &  Son,  fiourinij  and  saw  mill. 

Farks  J  B,  physician. 

Phillips  Henry  C,  boot  and  shoe  maker. 

Phill  ips  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Brail  Rev  B  S,  (Methodist). 

Thourer  Fred,  wagon  maker. 

Unruh  Cornelius,  l)oot  and  shoemaker. 

\Valker  Ebenezer,  general  store. 

^^  est  Anson,  hotel  propr. 

Wilson  Miss  Francois,  teacher. 


OLD  MISSION, 

Old  MisMiou  is  a  hamlet  of  40  inhabitants, 
'n  Peninsula  township,  in  the  northeast  oart 
of  Grand  Traverse  county,  20  miles  n^  r'Ji  of 
rraversc  City,  the  ctmnty  sear,  its  nearest 
railw  ay  station.  It  is  near  the  northern  e.\- 
Iremity  of  the  tongue  o{  land  wliioh  separates 
1-ast  fnmi  West  b.iy.  The  surrounding  coun- 
try is  high  mid  rolling  and  p'-oduces  wheat, 
corn,  oats,  and  hay,  potatoes  and  wheal  are 


shipi>ed.  It  has  a  serai-weekiy  mail.  G.  W. 
Hcdden,  postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Stone  W-  R,  general  store. 
Wheeler  Rev\\  W,  f  Methodist). 
Woodinidge  Rev  J,  (Cougregationalist). 

OLIVE. 

A  postr'ffice  of  Olive  township,  Clinton 
county,  7  milis  south  of  St.  Johns.  It  has  a 
semi-weekly  maii.    L.  Huntoon,  postmaster. 

BU5INE5.S  DIRKCTOE.Y. 

Huntoon  Nathaniel,  hotel  propr. 

OLIVET. 

A  station  on  tlie  C.  &  L-.  PI.  R.  R.,  27  miles 
southwe.^i  of  Lansing  and  5  northeast  of 
Bellevue.  It  is  the  sliipping  point  for  the 
village  of  Olivet  wh.ich  lies  2^2  miles  south. 


OLIVET. 

A  delightful  liLtle  village  in  the  town  of 
Walton,  Eaton  county,  th.e  seat  of  the  widely 
known  Olivet  college.  It  is  15  miles  north 
of  Marshall  r.nd  2^2  >ouih  of  Olivet  station 
on  tiie  C.  &  L.  H.  R.  R.  It  is  also  on  the 
line  of  the  proposed  Coldwater,  Marshall  and 
Mackina>v  railroad.  The  villa-je  is  located 
on  a  stream  known  as  brook  Ivedron  or  In- 
dian creek,  which  affords  water  power  for  a 
grist  and  saw  mill.  The  streets  are  pleas- 
antly shaded  with  the  natural  forest  trees  and 
it  quite  reminds  one  of  the  classic  groves  of 
Cambridge,  Mass.  Of  course  the  college 
is  the  institution  of  the  place.  It  is  under 
the  auspices  of  the  Congregational  denomina- 
tion, admits  both  males  and  females  to  its 
classes,  cultivates  a  high  moral  tone  and  is 
in  all  respects  an  in>titution  t>f  learning 
worthy  of  the  highest  confidence.  F.^r  a 
lung  time  it  struggled  against  great  financial 
embarrassments,  Init  of  late  these  have  been 
surmounied  and  an  adequate  endowment 
fund  secured,  which  places  the  college  on  a 
firm  and  prosperous  basis,  Settled  as  a  re- 
ligiovis  and  cducatiunal  cohuiv  in  1844. 
corporated  in  1S67.  Pre--ent  p«>pulati'Ui  650. 
E.x  press — .\nierican.  Telegraph — Western 
Union.  Mail,  tri-weekly.  Geo.  W.  Keyes, 
postmaster. 

BLilNlLSS  DIRECTORY. 
Blair  W  T,  publisher  Olivet  Oiio. 
Blancluird     Wilcox,  livery  stable. 
Bordwell  Rev  Daniel  N,  D  D,  (Congrcga- 

tionaUst ), 
Coates  Charles  R,  barber. 
Dowlcr  Mark,  tailor. 
KImer  Rev  H;r.-:in,  (Congrcgationalist). 
Galu^ha  (.V  Kr.<ibeil.  boots  and  .sluie^. 
Gaskill  Charles,  rathivad  agent. 
Green  Oi:  Ely,  jjeneral  stoieaud  mill. 


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Hn.rri  1-1-4 on  &  Covons,  milliners   and  dress 

makers. 
Hazei)  L  P,  physician. 
Herrick  Pieury,  boots  and  shoe:?. 
Hewitt  Prof  John  11,  acting  president  Olivet 

College. 
Kay  John  M,  harness  maker. 
Keyes  George  W,  books,  stationery  and  job 

printer,  and  agent  American  Express. 
Knox  H  E,  tinner. 
Maynard  J  H,  painter. 
Mead  Charles  H,  physician. 
Meads  "M  L,  physician  and  druggist. 
Owen  Mrs  D  C,  milliner. 
PJumb  &  Corser,  meat  market. 
Sargent  E  L,  agent  and  general  store. 
Senlcr  Willard,  harness  maker. 
.Shaliiar  Henry,  hotel  and  meat  market. 
Emerson  William  L,  grocer  and  confectioner. 
Spooner  Rev  Charles  f  Congregation alist). 
Warren  Asa  K,  physician. 
White  S  G,  cooper. 

OMARD. 

Omard  is  a  postoffice  in  Flynn  township, 
in  the  -western  part  of  Sanilac  county,  19 
miles  due  -west  of  Lexington,  the  county  seat, 
and  26  miles  north  of  Emn^.et,  the  nearest 
railroad  station.  It  is  located  in  a  good 
farming  country  ;  the  principal  productions 
of  which  are  hay,  potatoes,  oats,  corn  and 
wheat.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  R.  J. 
Nicholl,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Kelts  M  J,  lawyer. 
Snell  N,  hotel  propr. 

OMENA. 

Omena  is  a  small  place  of  about  150  in- 
habitantSj  locally  known  as  Almira,  in  Lee- 
lanaw  township,  Leelanaw  county,  on  the 
west  shore  of  Grand  Traverse  bay,  5  miles 
south  of  Northport,  the  county  seat,  ?ind  22 
miles  north  of  Traverse  City.  The  country 
here  is  high  and  rolling,  with  a  productive 
soil.  Cordwood  and  potatoes  are  shipped. 
It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  A,  B.  Page,  pust- 
master. 

BUSINI::SS  DIRECTORY. 
Craker  G  A,  farmer  and  wood  dealer. 
Doe  S  M,  general  store  and  wood. 
Miller  A  &  V  C,  gardeners  and  distillers  of 
essential  oils. 


OMER. 

Omer  is  a  small  {)luce  with  70  inhabitants, 
in  the  northern  part  of  Bay  county,  in 
Arenac  township,  36  miles  north  of  Bay 
City.  The  neare-^t  railway  station  is  .Stan- 
dish,  on  the  J.  L.  &  S.  R.  R.,6',  miles  souih- 
east.     It  is  011  Ritlc  river,   which  aHords 


water  power,  and  on  which  is  a  grist  inili_ 
a  saw  mill,  a  turning  lathe  and  a  piani-.;' 
mill.  The  shipments  are  lumber  and  turned 
poles.    George  Carscallan,  postmaster. 

l3t;SINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Carscallan  B  B,  hotel  propr. 
Carscallan  George,  general  store  and  i^-^- 
mill. 

Carscallan  W  M,  v^'ood  turner. 
Plsk  John,  wagon  niaker. 
Gorie  G  I,  m-ill  owner. 
Gray  John,  blacksmith. 
jNIiller  George,  saloon. 

ONEKAMA.  ' 

Onekama,  a  hamlet  also  called  Portage,  in 
Onekarna  township,  Manistee  county,  on  th- 
shore  of  lake  Michigan,  ii  miles  north  • 
Manistee,  Its  population  is  about  50  in  tho 
vrinter  and  100  in  the  sumirer.  when  the 
mills  are  running.  There  are  two  extensive 
saw  mills.  Lumber,  wood  and  tan  bark  ore 
shipped.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  A.  W. 
Farr,  postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Farr  A  W  &  Co,  saw  mill,  general  store  an  i 

blacksmitliing. 
Guiiderson  S  T  &  Co,  .saw  mill,  general  store 

and  blacksmithing. 

ONONDAGA. 

A  village  in  Onondaga  township,  Ingham 
county,  16  miles  south  of  Lansin.g,  14  fr''ir. 
Mason  the  county  seat.  It  is  on  the  G.  K. 
V.  R.  R.,  17  miles  from  Jackson.  Popula- 
tion about  200.  It  was  tir-t  settled  in  1S34. 
and  platted  as  a  village  in  1 871.  It  contani> 
2  mineral  wells,  two  hotels,  etc,  and  is  situ- 
ated in  a  good  farming  countiy.  The  ship- 
ments consist  of  grain,  live  stock,  fruit,  etc. 
Telegraph — Western  Union.  Express — 
American,  Thornton  N.  Stringham,  post- 
master. 

PtTSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bryan  I'ulaski  J,  Dealer  in  Agricultu- 
ral and  Domestic  Slachinery  and  Farai 
Produce. 

Colby  Richard  vS,  propr  Onondaga  Hotel. 

Correll  Mrs  Charles,  millinery. 

D'l  Bois  James  M,  wagon  maker. 

French  James,  cigar  mnfr. 

Godding  iS:  .-Mdrich,  groceries. 

Hart  \V  S,  ph)sician. 

Hay  lies  E[>hrain\  P,  general  store. 

Hunt  Charle'^,  lumber  mnfr. 

liOOiiiiM  Kaii^oiu  II,  Propr  Sherin.in 

Ho':>e,  Railroad. 
Markha!U  A  V",  blacksmith. 
Murphy  fohn  C,  shoemaker. 
Onondaga  Hotel,  K  S  Colby  propr. 
Rice  Louis  P,  confectionery. 
Rus.sell  jaiucs,  grocer. 


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Sanford  Albert,  hardware,  stoves  and  tla- 
ware. 

nlies'isaail  Ilo^.ise,  R  H  Loomis.  Propr. 
ki>er5>i??  X?.  J^iilm,  General  Store.  Li\m- 
ber,  Gram,  Agriculturai  Implements,  etc. 
Slitt  Samuel,  blacksmith. 
Tillotson  Tarnes,  painter. 

WiiliS  FraMJ^  J>  Station  Agent  and  Tel- 

ei^rapii  Operator. 
Willis  PI  S'c:  Co.,  lumber,  agricultural  iiu- 

plements  and  grain. 
Woodv/orth  Fred  D.  physician. 


ONOTA. 

The  seat  of  justice  for  Schoolcrift  county, 
a  village  situated  on  Grand  Island  harbor, 
on  the  south  shore  of  lake  Superior,  145 
nnies  from  Sault  Sie  Mane  and  40  east  of 
Marquette.  Population,  600.  The  hm  set- 
tlement v;as  made  here  in  July,  1S69,  when 
a  blast  funmce  %va5  established  which  com- 
menced business  in  the  following  .»pring.  It 
i.-i  owned  by  the  Bay  Furnace  Co,  aad  turned 
out  in  1S74  8359  tons  of  pig  iron  val- 
ued at  3234,052.  Its  total  product  since  its 
erection  has  been,  to  the  clo:5e  of  1S74,  29,114 
tons.  The  country  back  of  Onota  i.s  r^dling, 
sandy  and  heavily  timbered.  Onota  has  a 
semi-weekly  mail.  lohn  S.  Blackwell,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bay  Furnace  Co,  H  S  Richards  agent. 
Blackwell  John  S.  county  clerk. 
Comtois  Rev  Oliver  (Catholic). 
EUson  Robert,  principal  of  public  school. 
Parrett  Edward,  sherift. 
Pope  Wesley,  physician. 
Rankin  Donald,  coal  contractor. 
Richards  Menry  S,  aycnt  Bay  Furnace  Co. 


ONTONAGON. 

The  county  seat  of  Ontonag'jn  county,  a 
village  of  about  600  inhabitants,  on  the 
5-hore  of  lake  Superior,  and  at  the  mouth  of 
Ontonagon  river.  It  is  52  miles  west  ot 
L'Anse,  its  nearest  approach  by  rail.  It  is 
surrounded  by  a  well  tnnbc-red  country,  with 
a  good  Soil,  growing  hay,  grain,  fruits  and 
vegetables.  The  village  contains  lumber, 
grist  and  shingle  mills,  but  its  principal  bus- 
iness interests  are  in  connection   with  the 


copper  miiuL-s  loc -.ted  a  few  miles  back  in 
the  interior.  There  are  just  a  dozen  these 
mines  which  were  productive  in  1S74,  the 
best  being  as  follov/s  : 

Product  for  1 874. 

Ridfre  282  tons. 

ISImnesota  13^ 

National  " 

Nonsuch   42  " 

Rockland  ^          jS  " 

Flmt  Steel  River..   34  " 

Aztec  10 

Mass   9  " 

Knowlton  ,   5 

Adventure   5 

Lake  Superior   4  " 

Bohemian   4  " 

The  Ridge  in  1S74  divided  $20,000.  Sev- 
eral of  the  others  levied  assessments  on 
their  stockholders.  Altogether  the  Ontona- 
gon mines  have  been  so  ecliobed  by  those  at 
Portage  Lake  as  to  iiave  come  to  be  consid- 
erably ne«:lected.  The  village  supports  an 
excellent  weekly  newspaper,  the  Miner. 
Telegraph,  Mineral  Range.  Express,  x\mer- 
ican.  Mail,  daily.  J.  W.  Crozer,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Apel  Henry,  general  store. 
Barry  J  J,  miller. 

Beardsley  G  H,  prosecuting  attorney. 
Chamberlain  F  J,  fancy  goods  and  notions. 
Crozer  J  W^,  general  store. 
Dickens  L  M,   groceries   and   boots  and 
shoes. 

Heard  W'illiam,  propr  Exchange  HoteL 
LeCline  Charles,  propr  Johnson  House. 
Lorangen  Stephen,  county  treasurer. 
Meads    Alfred,    publisher     and  probate 
judge. 

Parker  John  G,  grocer  and  butcher. 
Paul  Inmes  K,  propr  Paul  House. 
T"*owers  M  A,  county  clerk  and  register. 
Whalen  &  Hawley,  fishermen. 
Willard    <\:    Mercer,  forwarders,  provisions 
and  feed. 


OPORTO. 

A  discontinued  postoftice  in 
countv. 


St.  Joseph 


S  li  e  r  III  a  la     HT-  o  use, 

0N0N1)A(:.\,  MICHU'r.V.X. 


R.    H.    LOOMIS,  Proprietor. 


Thi>,  house  is  coiivfuiciu  to  die  J  ^p-tt  .-xnd  hns  l)C(»i\  newly  rcfittod  .m.J  rcfuriii»hcJ  And  aJlords  good 
»ccomn)odations  to  the  traveling  puljUc.    N.  li.    A  hist  livery  in  Cviiinoclion. 


598  oi;a 


GRANGE. 

Orange  Is  a  postofncc  ia  Orange  township,  j 

Ionia  county,  6  niiles  southeast  of   lon^a.  | 

Wheat  and  corn  are  the  principal  produc-  ; 

tions  of  the  vicinity.  It  has  a  v/eekly  mail,  j 
C.  H,  Smith,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bradley  Wm,  blacksmith, 
Phillips  Rev  E  J  (^lethodist). 


OEANGBVrLLS. 

Orangeville  is  a  postofHce  in  Union  tov/n- 
ship,  Branch  county,  6  rniles  north  of  Cold- 
v/atev  at  the  foot  of  Coldv/ater  lake.  It  has 
a  daily  mail.    Charies  Shorts,  postniaster. 

BI .S i N ESS   DIRECT'.'. R Y . 

Barns  John,  hotel  propr. 
Carr  A,  flouring  and  saw  miil. 
Shorts  Charles,  general  store. 

ORANGEVILLE  IVIILLS. 

Orangeville  Mills  is  a  village  of  200  inhabi- 
tants, in  the  township  of  Orangevilie,  in  the 
southwestern  part  of  Barry  county,  iS  niile> 
southwest  from  Hastings,  the  county  seat. 
Martin  is  the  nearest  railway  station,  tho^agh 
lAerchandise  is  sent  via  Piainweli.  It  has 
water  pov/er  at  the  outlets  of  Blue  lake  aivi 
Fish  lake.  The  surrounding  countr)-  is  - 
hilly,  and  produces  c^'ra,  oat^  and  p-_)tat0JS. 
Lumber  and  flour  are  the  principal  manufac- 
tures, and  grain  is  shipped  away.  Semi- 
weekly  mail.    S.  M.  Thiers,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Beattie  George,  blacksmith. 
Bennett  Eli,  gt;neral  store. 
Falk  Orson,  blacksmith. 
Johnson  F  T,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Nichols  Eli,  general  store. 
Nichols  L  A,  grist  mill. 
Terry  J  S,  druggist. 
Turner  H  C,  physician. 
Wing  L  W,  notary  public. 


ORCHARD  LAKE, 

Orchard  Lake  is  a  beautiful  summer  re- 
sort in  Oakland  county,  4  miles  southwest  of 
Poatiac.  The  location  derives  its  name  from 
one  of  a  chain  of  5  lakes,  ail  partially  con- 
nected, some  of  tliein  being  intersperse'!  with 
islands.  The  adjacent  country  is  rollmg  and 
attractive,  and  has  drawn  to  it  a  wealthy  clasji 
of  residents.  There  are  2  first  cia.>s  hotels 
here,  which  are  well  patroni.-ed  during  the 
summer  months.    S.  Ste['hens<.m,  postma.>tcr. 

BUSINESS  DIKECIORY. 

Smith  S,  hotel. 
Stephenson  S,  hotel. 


ORL 


OREGON. 

A  'jostofHce  at  Carpenter's  station,  on  th-..- 
D.  5c"  B.  C.  R.  R.,  66  miles  from  Detroit,  an-! 
5  north  of  Lapeer,  Some  extensive  lumber- 
ing is  carried  on  in  the  vicinity.  Oak  lv;m- 
ber,  pine  shingles  and  staves  are  shippci. 
S.  A.  Carpenter,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Carpenter  &  Ferguson,  lumber  and  shingle 
mnfrs. 


ORpNT. 

[See  Sears). 

ORION. 

A  village  of  ^oo  inhabitants,  in  Orion 
to'vvnihip.  0-ikiand  county.  It  is  also  a  sta- 
tion on  the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.,  40  miles 
from  Detroit.  Pontiac,  the  county  seat,  is  12 
miles  south.  Orion  has  4  general  .stores,  a 
hardware  store,  a  hotel.  2  flouring  mills, 
druggists,  shoe  dealers,  carriage-  and  other 
shops,  etc.  It  was  incorporated  in  1S69.  A 
good  farming  countr}-  well  cultivated  gives  it 
a  tine  retail  trade.  The  shipments  are  grain, 
fiour,  potatoes  and  apples.  Telegraph- 
Western  Union  and  Atlantic  and  Pacific. 
Express — American.  A.  S.  Warner,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bradford  I,  undertaker. 
Brown  V,  harness  maker. 
Conn  D      Bro,  hardware. 
Crawford  Miss  Kate,  millinery. 
Dewey  Charles,  cooper. 
Hii^by  H  F,  railroad  agent. 
Humphrey  W  &  Son,  carriage  makers. 
Littell  W  E,  lawyer. 
Lord  J  H.  grocer. 
Miller  X  B.  blacksmith. 
Plumley  J  R,  boots  and  shoes. 
Predmore  J  C,  general  store. 
Price  Mrs  E  Z,  millinery. 
Price  O  J     Co,  druggists. 
Rt;yaol  Is  T  N,  physician. 
Rich  T  D,  livery  and  boots  and  shoei. 
Rudd     Son,  flouring  mill. 
Seeley  J  C,  lumber. 
Seeley  <S:  Allsouse,  meat  market. 
Sherdy  T,  blacksmith. 
Simmons  H  A  R,  flouring  mill. 
Sims  R.  general  store. 
Warrier  A  S.  general  store. 
Whitcomb  C  F,  restaurant. 
Wood  George,  hotel. 


ORLEANS. 

Locally  called  Palmer,  a  h>nnlet  of  50  per 
sous,  in  Orleans  township,  Ionia  louniy. 
the  D.  L.      L.  M.  K,  R..  :i  mile* 
Ionia,  and  10  south  of  Greenville.  IJ'*-* 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTLER 


ORL  AND  Busr-'ESS  DiKEcroRy.  OSS 


station  is    calied     Palmer's.      Son\e  lum- 
l)er  is  manufactured  here,  but  the  country 
adjaceut  Is  mainly  agricultural    Grain,  ap- 
p!t-s,  hogs  and  potatoes  are  the  leading  i-.ems  j 
of  shipment.    John  Greenop,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Boniain  A  J,  physician. 
Greenop  John,  general  store 
Hall,  saw  mill. 
Heald  Lyman,  painter, 
liendershot  Wm,  blacksmith. 
Hopkins  Clark,  general  store. 
Johnson  Vvm  H,  carpenter, 
Lacey  Seth  G,  physician. 
Palmer  Asa,  station  ai;;ent. 
Palmer  Charles.,  saw  mill. 
Spencer,  tloar  and  saw  mills. 

ORTONVILLE. 

Ortonville  is  situated  9  miles  north  of 
Clarkston,  a  station  on  the  D.  &  ^M.  R.  R.  j 
It  is  a  village  of  about  300  people,  in  Bran-  | 
don  township,  Oakland  county.    The  tlrst  | 
settlement  was  made  here  in  1S60.    It  now  I 
contains  2  churche-;,  2  hotels,  5.  stores,  I 
flouring  mill  and  l  foundry.    Flour,  grain, 
wool,  pork,  butter,  eggs,  etc.,  are  shipped 
away.     Orcon\ilie  has  a  daily  mail.  St. 
Thomas,  a  station  on  the  D,     B.  C.  R.  R., 
0  miles  east,  is  its  usual  shipping  station. 
James  A.  Gordon,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Aitcheson  Wm,  physician. 
Ball  Hiram,  general  store. 
Ball  James,  carpienter. 
Ball  J     Son,  wagon  m.akers. 
Bingham  Wm  F,  general  store. 
Bl.iir  J,  capitalist. 
Brukenshaw  Wm  H,  founder. 
Cole,  Guiles  &  Willman,  black>miths, 
Cummings  O,  shoemaker. 
Felshaw  C  P,  physician. 
Filmore  M  11,  flouring  mill. 
Fuller  Rev  \V  II  (Baptist). 
Gould  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Guiles  W  I..,  blacksmith. 
Howard  Rev  Geo  H  i  Free  Will  Baptist). 
McMuUen  Wm,  harness  maker. 
Markham  S  R,  saloon. 
Narrin  W  L,  capitalist. 
Oman:^  Jonathan,  general  store. 
Parker  \V  H,  marble  cattcr. 
Seaman  Charles,  tinner. 
Scvenhar  C,  shoemaker. 
Slincjcrland  Mrs  milhneiy. 
Smith  F  J,  Hvory. 
Stewart  Mrs  C  C,  millinery. 
Stewart  T  II,  carpenter. 
Swears  Milo,  hotel  piopr. 
Terwillergei  cS:  Brandt,  meat  market. 
Torrance  L,  M.  undei laker. 
N\ alters  J,  cooper. 


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Watertield  James,  hotel  propr. 
Vrelles  j  &  R  F,  blacksmiths. 
Wiggins  S  M,  wagon  maker. 
W"uders  A  J,  drug;4ist. 

OSCEOLA  CENTER. 

A  postofhce    in  Livingston  county,  6}i 

miles  northeast  of  Howell.  It  has  a  tri- 
weekly mail. 

OSCODA. 

A  village  of  Oscoda  township,  Iosco  coun- 
ty.    Au  Sable  is  it^  i^ostofrice. 

OSHTSMO. 

Oshtemo  is  is  a  village  of  300  inhabitants  on 
the  'M.  C.  R.  R.,  in  0:.htcmo  township,  Kal- 
amazoo county,  149  miles  from  Detroit  and  5 
miles  west  of  Kalamazoo,  li  has  a  Metho- 
dist cliurch  but  few  business  interests.  It  is 
surrounded  by  a  fine  wheat  country  and 
wheat  and  live  stock  are  the  chief  shipments. 
Telegraph — Western  Union.  E.Kpress — 
American.    S.  P'uller,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Clapp  A        Co,  groceries  and  boots  and 

shoes. 
Clapp  C  H,  hotel. 

Cleghorn  Rev  Thomas,  (Methodist). 
"  Falling  J  F,  physician. 
PVdler^J  G,  station  and  express  agent. 
Fuller  S  &  S.)n  general  store. 


OSSEO. 

A  village  of  250  inhabitants  on  the  L.  S. 
&  M.  S  R.  R.,  in  Jerlerson  township,  TIiFis- 
dale  county.  It  is  6  miles  east  of  Hillsdale 
and  loi  miles  from  Detroit.  It  was  settled 
in  1S3;,  is  in  a  rolling  agricultural  country, 
and  ships  grain,  fruit,  live  stock  and  drain 
tile.  E.Kpress — United  States.  W.  H.  Kim- 
ball, postnuister. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Cliever  G  W,  carriage  maker. 
Chever  Orlo,  carriage  maker. 
Darrow  A  1.  black>mith. 
Elliott  &  Miner,  produce. 
Gray  J.unes  H,  phy-ician. 
Green  Isaiah  hotel  propr. 
Hunt  E  &  Co,  general  store. 
Kimball  W  H,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Kimball  Wm   H  Os;  Co,  brick  .md  drain  tile 
mnfrs. 

Lamb  *v  Tli>.m\pson,  gnst  mill. 
M.\\v>n  Charles.  U  S  E\pres>  agent. 
Maxoii  H  W,  .igent  L.  S.  iS:  M.  S.  R,  R. 
O  Neil  J.imcs.  grocer. 

Pctiyl  K  J,  Macksniith  .\ntl  cavri.T^c  maker, 
Ko^e  Richard,  blacksmith. 


MiCiaGAN  STATE  CAZETTEEP.  OTS 


6oc  OSS 


OSSINBKB. 

Ossineke  is  a  small  viliage  of  abou^  ico  in-  j 
habitants,  in  0:>sineke  township,  in  the 
southeast  pzrt  of  Alpena  county  and  14 
miles  from  Alpena.  It  is  on  the  shore  of 
lake  Huron,  and  was  settled  in  1S50.  The 
country  is  mostly  tinibered, — pine,  cedar  and 
hemlock — though  the  back  countiy  coutaiiis 
good  farm  lands.  Lumber  and  cedar  posts 
are  the  principal  shipments.  In  the  vicinity 
are  valuable  deposits  of  white  clay.  It  has 
a  tri-weekly  mail.  J.  E.  Saiiborn,  postmas- 
ter. 

BUSIIsESS  DI RECTORY. 

Lewis  &  Mcintosh,  timber  jobbers. 
Sanborn  Bros,  saw  mill  and  general  store. 

OTISOO. 

Olisco  is  a  small  village  of  140  inhabi- 
tants, in  Otisco  township,  m  the  northwest 
part  of  Ionia  county.  It  is  16  miles  north- 
west of  Ioi}ia.  The  nearest  rai'roa'l  station 
is  KiddviUe.on  the  D.  L.  L.  M.  R.  R.,4)<  ' 
miles  eacit.  It  was  first  settled  in  183S. 
The  country  is  adapted  for  farming,  and 
the  productions  are  wheat,  oats,  corn,  pota- 
toes and  wool.  Grain  and  wool  are  the 
chief  shipments.  Otisco  has  a  daily  m.aii. 
J.  C.  Stockholm,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Conner  C,  physician. 
Cook  R  R,  hotel. 
Covin  P,  pshysician. 
Dietze  J  M,  blacksmith. 
Gage  J  S,  wagon  maker. 
Schouter  J  K,  general  store. 
Stockholm  J  C,  ger\eral. store. 

OTISVILLE. 

A  village  on  the  Otter  Lake  l'>ranch  of  the 
F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R.,  14  miles  northeast  of 
Flint,  in  Forest  towusliip,  Genesee  county. 
Population  about  500.  It  has  2  saw  mills, 
a  stave  mill,  a  planing  .niill,  a  grist  mill, 
several  stores  and  a  Methodist  church.  Set- 
tled abtmt  1848.  Telegraph,  Western  Union. 
E.  S.  Swayze,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Browa  I  J,  grocer  and  meat  market. 
Burnett  NValter,  hotel  pro]:)r. 
Chandler  G  R,  R.  R.  agent. 
Elwell  J  S,  harness  maker. 
Freeman  E  C,  general  store. 
Huntoou  t.^  Bro,  lumber. 
Judson  F  E,  shoemaker. 
Kecf  W  R,  black-;mitl>. 
Kellogg  S  F,  turiiiture. 
I.>aing  J  M,  physician. 
Laustiold  .Mrs  M  F,  milliuery. 
Law  Daniel,  shoeinaktn'. 
Lowell  i''  B,  saw  null. 


McCorniick  Sc  Bro.  gri>t  m.ill. 

Miller  Rev  B  D  (Methodist  Episcnpal). 

Nicholson  A  W,  physician. 

Norris  E,  stave  mill. 

O-born'T  C  E,  saw  rjiill. 

Patten  Silas,  general  store. 

Prescott  M  S,  confectionery. 

Reed  Geo,  planing  mill. 

Reemer  P.obert,  blacksmith. 

Swavze  E  S.  druggist. 

Vanlieu  G  C,  wagon  maker. 

Warren  J  H,  hotel  propr. 

Weeks  E  F,  general  -store. 


OTSEGO. 

Otsego  is  an  incorporated  village  in  Ot- 
sego township,  Allegan  ecu  my.  It  is  on  the 
Kalamazoo  division  of  the  L.  vS.  &  M.  S.  R. 
R.,  15  miles  north  of  K.'lamazoo  and  10 
south  of  Allegan,  It  is  a'so  on  the  Kala- 
mazoo river,  from  which  it  derives  splendid 
water  power  facilities.  Population  1,200. 
It  contains  5  churches,  Baptist,  Methodist, 
Congregationalist  and  Adventist.  a  good 
union  schocl,  magnetic  springs  famous  for 
their  medicinal  properties,  3  'lounng  niills,  2 
sash  and  blind  factories,  a  chair  factciy,  a 
saw  mill,  a  vvcolen  niill  and  a  handle  factor)'. 
Ocsego  was  settled  in  1834,  incorporated  in 
1S65.  Express,  Amesican.  Telegraph, 
Western  Union.  Naham  Gilbert,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ballou  J  M  (Sc  Co,  sash,  doors  and  blinds. 

Barjarow  &  Countryman,  meat  market. 

Elackmond  Asa  W,  shoemaker. 

Bowen  Devillo,  shoeuiakcr. 

Chapm.an  Joseph  H,  ieweler. 

C«3;iSO  i^Si?tO»,  Physician  and  Surgeon. 

Clapp  Carson  E,  meat  market. 

Clapp  Curtis  W,  grocer. 

Cloud  Mary  C,  grocer. 

CoiStes  F^iu{sft>r<l  I?,  Physician  and 

.Surgeon. 
Cone  Cic  Prindle,  saw  mill. 
Cross  Wm,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Day  Turner  S,  blacksmith. 
Drew  Mrs  E,  dressmaker. 
Earl  Marcu.>,  photographer. 
Earl  Harry  L,  station  and  W  U  Telegraph 

agent.  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.  Depot. 
K'^ntoii  .lllIillH  3i,  Atti^rney,  Insurance 

Agent  .\u\l  Justice  of  tiie  Peace. 
Edsell  Charles  W,  general  store. 
Edsell  WinC,  mineral  springs  and  banker. 
Edsell      Pock,  b.\nkcrs. 
Emery  Horatio  G,  billi.ird  hail. 
Every  Matthiis  W,  tailor. 
Farnswonh  Philip,  jjrocor. 
F()stor  .\lbert  R,  druggist. 
I'ostor  liOllora,  Physician  and  Surgc->n- 
Foster  Samuel   L>.  ngricvillural  iiiiplementJ 

and  giocer. 


GTS  AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  OTS 


Fox  Mrs  J  W.  millinery. 
Fulton  John  H.  phy^^ician. 

H.iil  Daniel  M,  school  furniiure. 

Harris  Cisarll'S  If,  ^Infr  and  Dealer 

in  Guns,  PistoL,  Fishing  Tackle,  etc. 
Higgins  Wiilard,  American  Express  agent, 
Hoag  A     P  G,  flouring  mill. 
IIoi>killS  C'iae^te?'  K>,  Grocer. 
Johnson  Chester,  wood  turner, 
[ohnson  Riley,  wood  turner. 
Kennedy  &  Cochran,  general  store. 
Koch  Andrew,  barber. 


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i  I^lUKIuS  &  l^lifecls:.  Proprs  Otsego  Ex- 

}      char.ge.    {  Si'e  ni^:.' .  \ 

I  McC')rn.ick  Mrs  S  T,  n^iliinery. 

i  jlcXelly  <^oor^e,  Woden  Mill. 

i  Man-Afield  &  Hoag,  ilouring  mills. ' 

I  Mills  Nel^ion  \V.  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

I  I^IiJcl?.!'!!  ll<M5vy.  Blacksmith. 

i  r?5ci!U€itli  I2.ii*!jar«l.  Harness  Maker. 

1  Olt-^CJJTO  KxdiaKJxe,  Lutkins   6c  Slack 

j       Proprs.    [See  adv.) 

j  Otsego  Mineral  Spring  Hou.se,  W  C  Edsell 

i       Pi-opr.  _  . 

I  0^\  en  &  Aldrich,  flouring  j'iiills. 


C.  H.  PRENTISS.  C.  L.  COOKE.  H.  K.  SMITH. 


O.  H.  PRENTISS  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 


At  Wholesale  and  Retail, 


o¥^^ii^G[o,      -     -      -  MicSfirtliJ^K- 


LUTKINS  &  SLACK,  Proprietors. 


This  House  has  lately   bev.-n   rei'ui  ni^lu  d   and   relitlrd   aiul  i>  in  the  business  i.x>riioa  of 

the  town.     Sani[ile  K<ioin>  on  tlrsl  Hoor, 

OTSEGO,  _  -  -  MICHIGAN. 


N.  B.  Free  Buss  to  anil  from  all  tialns. 

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J^rfiii  Meitry  JK,  Grocer. 

Prcisfiss  C  H  &  Co,  S;\sh,  Doors  and 

Blinds,  on  race.     (.S'tv  odv.) 
Pollock  Wm  J,  dentit.t. 
Potter  &  Norton,  i^eneral  store. 
Randall  «S:  Wallace,  dressmakers. 
Rouse  Sidney,  books  and  stationery. 
Rouse  Bros,  furniture  dealers. 
Russell  L  P,  lumber,  lime,  etc. 
Sperry  Martin,  groceries  and  crockery. 
Sprague  &  Yeckley,  -vvagon  makers. 
Stark  Mrs  tranc,  photographer, 
Steadman  Charles  \V,  dru^^ijist. 
Stickney  Moses  K,  h'>o:>  and  shoes.  j 
Stoughton  Henry  C,  ]a\\yer.  1 
Stuart,  Plaie  &  Co,  chair  factory.  j 
Thompson  Sidney  W,  physician.  j 
Tompkins  Alfred  S,  propr  Tonipkins  House,  j 
ToiSjipkiESS     IIou*-C,  A  S  Tompkins 

Propr. 

OTSEGO  LAKE. 

A  viiiage  on  the  J.  L.  oz  S.  R.  R.,  in 
Otsego  county,  112  miles  above  Wenona. 
It  contains  about  100  inhabitants.  It  takes 
its  name  from  a  large  lake,  upon  the  shore 
of  which  the  village  is  located.  The  land  is 
rolling  and  sandy.  The  village  contains  one 
saw  mill  and  a  store.  Lumber  is  the  only 
shipment.  Telegraph — 'Western  Union  ;  Ex- 
press— -American.  Reuben  Murray,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Brinke  C  S,  hotel  propr. 
Hooker,  builder. 
Kirkland  Rev  E  (Presbyterian). 
Matthews  E,  boarding  house. 
Smith,  Kelly  &  Dwight,  general  store  and 

saw  mill. 
White  George,  railroad  agent. 


OTTAWA  LAKE. 

A  village  on  the  main  line  of  the  L.  S.  & 
M.  S.  R.  R.,  in  Whiteford  township,  Monroe 
county.  Distances — from  Toledo,  15  miles.; 
from  Adrian.  18  miles.  Population  about 
500.  It  has  a  German  Rutheran  church,  2 
hotels,  saw  mills,  stave  mill,  etc.  Staves, 
heading,  hoops  and  barrels  are  shipped — the 
country  around  being  heavily  timbered. 
The  village  only  dates  its  foundation  from 
1871.  Telegraph — W  estern  Union  ;  Express 
United  Stares.    H.  J.  Warren,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bordeaux  A,   pr»)pr  Bordeaux    House  and 

wagon  maker, 
Co.iley  J  W,  e\pre>->  and  station  agent. 
Dewey,  Warren  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  lum- 
ber mnfrs. 
Groves  Joel,  general  store. 
Jones  iVugust,  bl.urksuiith. 
Schcifadecker  Rev  G  A. 


Van  BlarciaYi  Samuel,  propr  Eoster  Ho•J^^r. 

Wagner  Bros  6i  Co,  saw  mill. 

Wakeiy  Thomas,  saloon. 

Wikler  John,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Younglt've  F  A,  saw  mill. 

OTTAWA  STATION. 

Is  a  postofhce  and  railway  station  on  the 
C.  &  M.  S.  R.  R..  100  mile^  north  of  New 
Buffalo,  and  10  miles  south  of  Nunica,  the 
crossing  of  the  D.  &.  M.  R.  R.  It  is  in 
Olive  township,  about  the  center  of  Ottaw.i 
county,  and  14  miles  southea.~>t  of  Gra;ui 
Haven,  the  countv  seat.  The  country  sur- 
rounding  it  is  mostly  timbered  land,  and 
wheat,  corn,  potatoes  and  fruit  are  raised  to 
some  extent.  Eumber  and  shingles  are 
manufactured  and  shipped.  Ottawa  has  a 
daily  mail.     Sidney  L.  Wekon,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Hatcli  G  Vv  ,  hotel  propr. 
Pattengill  Hatch  C,  lumber  and  shingles. 
Remington  J   M,  general  store  and  R.  R. 

station  agent. 
Smith  Peter  W,  physician. 
Vv'atkins  J,  general  store. 

OTTER  CREEK. 

Is  a  village  of  100  inhabitants,  in  Spring- 
port  township,  in  the  northwest  part  cl 
Jackson  county,  and  18  miles  northv.  est  of 
Jackson.  The  nearest  railroad  station  is 
Onondaga,  5  miles  distant  on  the  G.  R.  V. 
R.  R.  It  was  first  settled  in  1836.  The 
surrounding  country  is  adapted  to  farming, 
and  wheat,  fruit  and  wool  are  raised  and 
lumber  manufactured.  Otter  Creek  has  a 
semi-weekly  mail.  George  T.  Gnftith,  post- 
master. 

PTTSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Brogert    Warren,    blacksmith    and  w.igon 

maker. 
Griffith  E  P,  physician. 
Griftith  George,  general  store, 
liayden  Rev  E  (Methodist). 
Guiding  Levi,  express  agent. 
Mason  Rev  U  (Methodist). 
Trask  Charles,  saw  mill. 
Trask  Frank,  saw  mill. 
Willcox  Rev  Geo  (Methodist). 

OTTER  LAKE. 

A  village  in  Marathon  town-hip,  in  thf 
northwest  corner  of  l.apeer  county.  It  is 
the  terminus  o(  the  t)uer  Lake  br.\nch  of  the 
F.  .V  P.  M.  K.  R..  being  IQ  miles  norlhe.tst 
of  Fhnt.  It  is  al.so  a  station  on  the  P.  t*^  P 
C.  K.  R.,  74  milo^  from  Detroit,  anvi  j;4 
from  Bay  City.  Population,  250.  Lumber, 
shingle-,  wheat,  co;t\  .md  oats  .irc  shipiH.*d. 
Telegraph,  Wesicrn  Uniiui  and  Atlantic  v^: 


OVE  AND  BUSINESS  DIRi.CTOHY.  OVI  603 


Pac;ific.  Express,  American.  Nornian  M. 
Stork,  postraaster. 


OVEEISEL. 

A  small  village  in  Overisel  township,  Al- 
legan county,  4  miles  north  of  Ilaniilton 
station  on  the  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.  It  is  the 
center  of  a  fanninfj  community,  and  has  a 
semi-weekly  mail  from  Hamilton, 


OVID. 

A  thriving  incorporated  viliage  on  the  D, 
&  M.  R.  R.,  in  the  tovv^nship  of  Ovid,  Clin- 
ton county.  It  is  88  miles  from  Detroit,  10 
miles  east  uf  St,  Johns, and  10  west  of  Ovrosso. 
It  has  a  population  of  1,200,  and  contains  3 
churches,  Methodist,  Baptist  and  Congrega- 
tional, the  latter  a  very  fine  structure.  It 
also  has  a  $40,000  brick  school  house,  some 
good  birlck  business  blocks,  and  one  quite 
first-class  hotel  in  the  Clinton  House.  Its 
manufacturing  interests  include  a  large 
flouring  mill,  a  saw  mill,  a  foundry  and 
machine  shop,  and  an  organ  factory.  The 
village  was  laid  out  in  1857  and  incorporated 
in  1S67.  It  is  surrounded  by  a  slightly  roll- 
ing country,  particularly  adapted  to  grain. 
The  principal  shipments  from  Ond  station 
are  lum^ber,  shooks  and  grain.  Telegraph, 
Western  Union.  Expiess,  American.  Lewis 
G.  Mead,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

American  Express  Co,  Charles  Farmer  agent. 
Andrews  Marcus  F,  baker  and  confection- 
er. 

Bagley  &  Snow,  blacksmiths. 
Rarden  Joseph,  livery    stables,  on  railroad 
track. 

Bassett  rhilo  C,  broom  mnfr. 
B.Lsset  &  Son,  grocers. 
Reach  Willis  P,  dentist. 
Heardslee  Bros,  grocers. 
Reattie  Mrs  A,  millinery. 
Boebe  Casper  V,  physician. 
Beebe  Constantine,  drugs,  groceries  and  wall 
paper. 

Beebe  Eugene  t,  grocer. 

Beebe  George  C,  druggist. 

Bennett  Wm  C,  general  store. 

B)Otts  Johnson,  saloon. 

Brokaw  I'v:  Co,  furniture  and  undertakers. 

Burns  John,  blacksmith. 

C'jlsU'l  ^Villisiill  II,  Li^wyer  and  Cir- 
cuit  Court  Commissionci,  Thix-nix  Block. 
Clark  .Sc  Sowers,  jiroduce. 
Clinton  House,  i)  H  Souie  propr. 
Conine  Washington,  confectionery. 
Clio  per  James  A,  hardware. 
^  ronk  (S:  Mo-vley,  meat  market, 
Cross  Lemuel  I),  barber. 


Danforth  &  Son,  sash,  doors  and  blinds. 

Davis  &  Allen,  boots  and  shoes. 

Dawson  Rev  J  B,  (Congregationalist). 

Dcloup     Stickney,  h.irdware, 

I><?llisi*^  &  <.'{|*it«J,  Lawyers  and  Real 

Estate  Agents,  Phcenix  Block. 
Enos  Henry  M,  carpenter  and  builder, 
Evans  Miss  E,  d.ress  maker 
P^irmer  Charles,  general  store  and  express 

gent. 

Ferrier  W'illiam,  physician. 

Fitch  Shepherd  M,  carriage  painter, 

Frisbte  Abijah  H,saw  mill. 

Fulkerson  Wm  G.  nursery  }{  mile  of  city, 

Gilbert  Marcel) us,  wagon  maker. 

Gray  A  E  &  Bro,  blacksmith. 

Guis  Augustus,  blacksmith, 

Hagadora  Cha:^  M,  justice  of  the  peace  aud 
village  recorder. 

Harrington  De  Witt,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Harrison  Z  H  cS:  Co,  sav.-  mill. 

ilasse  Frederick  L  T,  merchant  tailor. 

Hoyt,  Harvey  Os:  Co,  founders  and  agricultu- 
ral implement  ninfrs. 

Hutchinson  George,  photographer, 

Jeok^  XeSsOll   W,  Mnfr  of  the  Pearl 
Organ  and  Dealer  in  Organs.    (6<'t'  aa'v.) 

Kellogg  Ira  W,  furniture. 

Kellogg  Ira  Wjr,  carriage  maker. 

King  Solon  C,  druggist  and  physician. 

Kinsley  Henry  N,  blacksmith. 

Lamphere  Frank  \V,  jeweler. 

Lenord  Edwin  S,  phv'^ician.. 

McCarty  Henry  L,  grocer. 

Mn.bbitt  Jacob  G,  real  estate. 

Mabbitt  Mrs  J  G,  millinery. 

Mallonee  Ezra,  gunsmith. 

Marvin  Brazil,  general  store. 

Mead  Lewis  C,  postmaster,  books  and  station- 
ery, postoft'ice. 

Meehan  Tho.-.  II,  agent  R  A  Robertson  Co. 

31otropolit:iil     Hall.,    J  as  Travis, 
Propr. 

Nisner  David  H,  meat  market. 
Moore  Thos  J,  cigars,  tobacco  and  saloon. 
Newman  P  ^:  Son.  blacksmiths. 
Northern  Hotel,  Henry  K  Retan  propr. 
Ovid  Register  (weekly),  Reeves  .S:  Carrier 
propr>. 

Parker  H  W  &:  Co,  grocers. 
Pettit  Rev  H  (Baptist). 
Porter  John  A,  lK>ot  and  shoemaker. 
Potter,  Beatty  &  Co,  general  store  and  lun\- 
i)er. 

Potter     Swarthout,  general  store. 
Randall  James,  barber. 

Reeves  »Sc  Carrier,  proprs  0\id  Register  .ind 

job  printing. 
Retan  Henry  K,  piopr  Northern  Hotel. 
Rich  Charloi  B,  harness  maker. 
Rt^bertNon  R  A  v\  Co,  mnfrs  shooks  and 

sl.ive  dealers. 
Russell  Rev  A  J  (Methodist). 


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Scherck  &  Goff,  tlourin.g 


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BeiliOil   li.    Attorney  at 
Law.  » 

Sherman  Wm  H,  harness  maker. 

Snover  Charles  D,  dent  lit. 

Soule  David  H.  propr  Clinton  House. 

Southworth  Louis  S,  wagon  niakei. 

Sowers  &  White,  bankers. 

Terrill  M  C,  physician. 

Ti-avii^  James  A,  Propr  Metropolitan 

Hail  and  Saloun. 
Treat  Misses  L  &  E,  dress  makers. 
Vanness  Peter,  grocer. 

Welch   James   W,  telegraph  operator  and 

statioii  agent^  D.  cS;  M.  R.  R.  Depot. 
Wells  L  T,  physician. 

Western  Union  Telegraph,  James  W  Welch 

operator,  D.  &  M.  R.  R'.  Depot. 
"Whitman  George  E,  grocer. 
Whittaker  William,  harness  maker. 


OWOBSO. 

Owosso  is  a  city  having  a  population  of 
2,448  inhabitants  (according  to  the  census  of 
1874)  in  Shiawassee  county,  a  little  to  the 
northwest  of  the  geographical  center.  It  is 
on  the  D.  &  M.  R.  R.,  at  the  intersection  of 
the  J.  L.  &  S.  R.  R.,  and  is  78  miles  from 
Detroit,  3  west  of  Corunna,  the  county  seat, 
79  east  of  Grand  Rapids,  28  northeast  of 
Lansing,  and  36  southwest  of  Saginaw.  The 
Saginaw  river  flows  through  the  place,  and 
furnishes  a  moderate  water  pov/er.  The 
first  settlement  was  made  here  in  1835, 
when  the  village  was  laid  out.  The  next 
yeor  a  colony  from  Rochester.  N.  Y.,  moved 
improved  the  water  power,  and  estab- 
lished slack  water  navigation  with  Saginaw. 
The  D.  &  M.  R.  R!  was  c(.impleted  to 
Owosso  in  1855,  and  the  road  to  Lansing  in 
1863.  Owosso  is  now  looking  forward  to 
the  construction  of  a  thinl  railroad,  the 
Owosso  &  Northwestern,  striking  for  some 


point  on  the  shore  of  lake  Michigan  north 
of  any  existing  east-and-west  roads. 

C)wosso  contains  Congregational,  Bapti.>t, 
Methodist,  Lutheran,  German  Methodist  and 
Catholic  churches,  first-class  school  accoin- 
modations,  a  library  association,  3  newsp.a 
pers,  the  Northern  Gran;;er^  the  Fress^  an'i 
the  Crusader,  a  mineral  spring,  2  flouring 
mil  is,  2  foundries,  2  planing  mills,  I  chai: 
factorv  and  several  other  manufactories  of 
various  sorts,  more  or  less  extensive,  also  2 
grain  elevators,  and  numerous  elegant  pri- 
vate residences.  Express,  American.  Tel<:- 
griiph,  "We-tern   Union.    L.  A..  HanibU.i, 

postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Aberle  Jacob,  tannery. 
Allen  Bros,  confectioners. 
American  Expre.ss  Co,  Gregory  k  McHardv 
agents. 

American  House,  A  E  Shipman  propr. 
Andrus  Wiliiam  H,  hardware. 
Baldwin  Charles  A,  grocer. 
Baldwin  Marv  O,  grocer. 
Beckwith  R  C,  physician. 
Bell  ford  George  H,  carriage  painter. 
Beebe  James  H,  grocer. 
Bell  John  A,  painter. 

Billing  Wm  ^:  Co,  agricultural  iniplcments. 

Black  George  R,  dry  goods. 

Blair  David  F,  gunsmith. 

Brewer  &  Howe,  boots  and  shoes. 

Ih'oad  Mrs  William,  millinery. 

Brooks  .S:  Templeton,  grocers. 

Button  >fiss  A  R,  dress  making. 

Carpenter  (ieorge,  carriage  trimmer. 

Champion  J  H  <jt  Co.  proprs  Owosso  Press. 

Chipman.  Richard,  freight  and  ticket  agent. 

Clark  Culver,  blacksmith. 

Clay  George,  ticket  agent  T  L  Cs:  S  and  D  <N: 

M  Railroads. 
Cokley  ¥  R,  commission  and  produce. 
Commercial  Hotel,  Henry  C  Knill  propr. 
Copas  Joseph  W,  meat  market. 


Manuf.ictiircr  and  Dealer  in 


NiSi. 


Sole  manufacturer  of  the  Celcbrateil  PEARL  ORGAN,  an  instrument  not  sur- 
passed I'U-  p'xccUency  v)f    Time,  and    Beauty  of   Workmanship   in  the 
State,     Being  a  skilled    worknian,  can  recommend  this  C>rgau 
to  all  who  require  an  instrument     Prices,  No.  3,  SI30  ; 
No,  4,  $225;  No.  5.  $250  ;  No.  6.  $350. 
fii?^'"Rt-'pai»  inji  ^  spcci;iUy."X;^-^Ji 

WiUicxm  Street,  -  -  OVID,  MICHIGAN 


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Crawford  Isa.ic,  saw  inili  aad  sa,-h,  door  and 

Wind  mnfr. 
Curliss  Edward,  pump  mnfr. 
D^v/es  o:  St  Tohn,  founder-  and  machinists. 
Decker  Mr>  C  H,  milliner, 
Deuiroick  D  &  Son,  crockery  and  notions. 
Dewey  Thomas  D,  vice  president  First  Na- 

ciotial  Bank. 
D>ewev  &  Stewart,  flouring,  saw  and  plaster 

mills. 

iKjuglass  Wni  B,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Downer  M  S,  ph;,sician. 

Drake  Brothers,  saddhi'iy  and  harness  mnfr. 

Duif  Charle:-  C,  groceries. 

Dughass  Hugh,  cooper. 

Evans  John  £),  livery  stable. 

Exchange  Hotel,  George  Fauth  propr. 

Farnharn  Rev  \V  L,  (Baptist.) 

Farnham.  Mrs  Z  R,  hair  good?. 

Fauth  George,  proprietor  Exchange  Hotel. 

P'etterb  Gu.-tavui,  aso.e'ry. 

Fuich  &  -McBain,  merchant  tailors. 

First  X«tl«>53i«l  Bank,  Capital  Sic-o,- 

000,  A  Gould  president,  George  P  Moses 

cashier,  cor  Washington  and.  Mason. 
Frieseke  Albert  C,  jeweler. 
Fiieike  Julius  v^c  Hermon,  brick   and  tile 

mnfrs. 
Gabriel  William,  cooper. 
Gertei.s  Josepli,  boots  and  shoes. 
Goetzen  John  H,  merchant  tailor. 
Goodhue  Gharles  L,  dry  goods. 
Gould  Amos,  ptesident  First  National  Bank. 
Gould   l,U(.ii;s  E,  lawyer  aad  circuit  court 

commi-^-•■ionc■r. 
CwOiSUl  A   S.^yoii,  ( Ebenezer  G"uld  and 

Gilbert  R  l.yrm),  Lawyers,  No.  I  Bank 

Block. 

(irayson  Albert  O,  barber. 
Gregory  Eli  D,  hardware. 
Gregory  &  McHardy,  grain  dealers  and  ex- 
press agents. 
Guile  James  M,  jeweler. 
Hacirer  Daniel,  meat  market. 
Haas  Rev  John,  (Lutheran). 
Hagcrty  Loren,  telegraph  operator. 
Hamberry  Patrick,  grocer. 
Hansmuu    Martin,  grocery  and  saloon. 
Harrington  Mrs  G  S,  millinery. 
Henne  Rev  S.  (German  Protestant). 
Mill  Charles  P,  dry  goods  and  drugs. 
Hodgkiss    Rev  Harvey,  (Methodist). 
Hohnan  Mrs  H,  millinery. 
House  Orsnuis  C,  bakery. 
Howell  &  Co,  founders  and  machinists. 
Hoyt  Brothers,  ehy  goods. 
Lnhofl  L  S  Ov:  C  E,  cigars  and  tobacco, 
Joh^^on  .Alex,  barber. 
Keyto  .Moses,  harness  maker. 
Killpafrick  William  M.  lawyer. 
Rnill  Fleury  C,  prt 'pr  Conuuercial  Hotel. 
Kruncr  Rev  J,  (Catholic). 
Lanifroni  Sauuiel,  clothing. 


Laubengayer  John  F,  drtiggi=;t. 
Lewis  Brothers,  grocers. 

Loring  George  W,  hats,  caps^  book^  and  sta- 
tionery. 

Love  George  \V,  restaurant. 

Lvon  Gilbert  R,  lawver  and  insurance  ajient. 

Lyon  William  J,  grocer. 

Manning  Joseph,  wagon  maker. 

Martin  Henry  W,  harness  and  saddle  maker. 

Ma'thev.-s  Charles  W,  wngon  maker. 

Meiick  James  T  &  Co,  dry  goods. 

Mereli  Ira  &  Son,  grocer>. 

Milter  Vvm  J,  proprietor  New  York  House. 

Mix  (j!  Eiv/ell,  blacksmiths. 

Moorhouse  Rev  D  A,  (Congregationalist.) 

Moses  George  P.  ca^^hier  First  National 
Bank. 

^^o^her  AVni  FI,  carriage  malcer. 
Murray  John,  saloon. 

National  Hotel,  A  J  Patterson  proprietor. 

Nelan  Thomas,  carriage  maker. 

New  Era      Northern  Gran£:er,  Wood,  Ban- 

nisfer  cl'  Stednvan  proprs. 
New  York  House,  W  J  Miller  propr. 
Osborn  Bi'others,  drugs  and  books  and  sta- 

tionery. 
Osbiirn  &  Sons,  dry  goods. 
Ovvosso  Junction    liouse,  George  Thomas 

propr. 

Owosso  Weekly  Press,  J  H  Champion  ^  Co, 
propr'^. 

Palmer  Herman  S,  builder. 
Palmer  H  L,  lumber. 
Parker  David,  brickyard. 
Parker  II  W  4.V  Co,  \Yholesale  and 
Retail  Grocers  and  Od  Merchants. 

I*rx.rJ>;ill  Charles  P,  Druggist  and 

Physician,  and  Stationery. 
Parrish  E  L,  telegrapli  operator. 
Patterson  Andrew  L  piopr  National  Hotel. 
Payne  Norman  C,  agent  Shiawassee  county 

council  of  P.  of  H.,  New  Era  Building. 
Payne  Wm  L,  harness  maker. 
Perkins  jabe/,  physician. 
Peterson  Henry  B,  dentist. 
Phelps  O  A,  physician. 
Reed  ..S:  West,  grocers. 

Retail  E  E,  grocer,  confectioner  an<l  baker. 
Robbins  J  H  &  Co,  furniture. 
Rogers  Oscar  R,  cigars  and  saloon. 
Rogers  Bros,  hardware. 
Rubehnann  Henry,  salv^on. 
Seller  Lewis,  tlouring  mill. 
Sharpstene  O     Co,  wines  and  liquors. 
Sharts  Rev  D  W  ( Prcsln  tcrian). 
Shatluck  Charles  E,  sewing  machine  and  hind 
agent. 

Shaw       boots  and  shoes. 
Sherpsteen  Samuel,  photographer. 
Sliiawassee   Cv)unty    Agricultural  Society, 
Jvdin  W  Dewey  pres.  .\  B  Chipm.in  tre.is. 
Shipman  .\  E,  propr  .\merican  Hou-e. 
Snnlh  Anson,  saloon. 


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Smith  Franklin  B,  physician. 

Spring  Oliver,  bo-arding  house. 

Steel  Mrs  A  B,  milliaery. 

Stewart  Mathew  hanker, 

Strahle  Hart,  hoot  and  shoemaker. 

8trrit>ei*     li^    Boots    Shoes,  Rubbers, 

Leather  and  Findings. 
TsiySor  .l>i^!SjaiHill  F,  Justice  of  the 

Peace  ;  Co!kicuo;is    made.  Conveyances, 

and  other  Le^al  Papers  executed. 
Thomas  Alfred  T,  ^jroceries. 
Thomas  George,    propr   Owosso  Junction 

House. 

Treinaiii  E  Georjje,  telegraph  operator  J.  L, 

&  S.  R.  R.  Depot. 
Turabel!  John,  meat  raarket. 
Turner  Jerome  W,  lawyer. 
Upright  J  A  &  Co. .furniture. 
Van  Doran  John  B,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Van  Houte-n  Robert,  physician. 
Van  Tuyl  Edwin,  grocer. 
Waters  Patrick,  aieat  market. 
Welcher  N  PL.  restaurant. 
\V.  U.  Telegraph,  Isaac  S  Cooper  operator. 
Wheeler  David  W,  liverv  stable. 
Wheeler  &  Co,  marble  M  orks. 
AVhite  &  Pierce,  sewing  machine  agents. 
AVhitney  Rev  Geo  A,  (Episcopalian). 
Wilderniuth  J  Frederick,  saloon. 
Williams  James  C,  boots  and  shoes. 
Woodard  Henry,  sash,  door  and  blind  mnfr. 
Woodard  Lymau  E,  lumber  and  lime. 
Woodard  Warren,  farniture  mnfr. 
W'oodard  Wni  A  jr.  furniture. 
Wood,  Bannister     Siedman,  proprs  Xew  Era 

and  Northern  Granger  and  job  printers. 

OXFORD. 

Oxford  is  a  thriving  village  on  the  D.  & 
B,  C.  R.  R.,  43  miles  frum  Detroit  and  1 6 
south  of  Lapeer.  It  is  in  Oxford  township, 
Oakland  county,  15  miles  about  due  north 
from  I'ontiac.  It  contains  Methodist  and 
Bai)tist  churches  and  other  local  interests, 
but  does  but  little  manufacturing,  its  princi- 
pal importance  arising  from  its  relations  to 
the  rich  farming  countn.-  which  surrounds  it. 
Grain,  hay  and  live  stock  are  shipped.  Tele- 
graph— Atlantic  and  Pacific.  Express — 
American.    D.  W.  Bell,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECT(^RY. 

Alger  Mrs  E  J,  millinery  and  dress  making. 

Bell  D  W,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Bennett  E  A  &  Co,  general  store. 

Bennett  M  S     Co,  clothiers. 

Bennett  M  S,  physician  and  surgeon. 

Bidwell  Goo,  general  store. 

Brown  A  A,  carriage  an^l  wagon  maker. 

Brown  G  C,  marble  works. 

Chapman  A  R,  ngeut  D.     B.  C.  R.  R. 

Clark  E  R,  restaurant. 

Cleniniuns  J,  blacksmith  and  carriage  maker. 


Davisoa  George,  blacksmith. 

Dove  Mrs  F  ]N1,  rnilUr.ery  and  .("nncv  store. 

Dunlap,  Codogan  &  Bro,  hardware. 

Eyro  L  B,  tailor. 

Fenn  S  T,  lawyer. 

Glaspie  A  P,  general  store. 

Green,  Carpenter  &  Co,   boots,  shoes  an-^ 

harness  makers. 
Hartv.ig  &  Allen,  blacksmiths. 
Keile  R,  hotel  propr. 
Laning  &  Allen,  lumber  dealers. 
Lenhoff  L  &  M,  clothiers. 
Leotfler  G,  boot  and  shoemakei. 
McKenzie  I")  S,  carriage  and  wagon  maker. 
Matteson  F  A,  meat  market. 
Miner  ^-  Brownwell,  jewelers. 
Mitchell      \Villian;.>,  foundry. 
.\a*^b  4.^'  -\oS>le,  Livery  arid  .Sale  btablc. 
Phelps  M  D,  druggi,-,t. 
Phillips  .A  T,  photc>grapher. 
Riley  S  R,  barber. 
Southerlarid  L,  general  store. 
Stanton  Mrs  A  G,  news  room. 
Stanton  J  T.  physician, 
Stanton  L  W,  hotel  propr. 
Swift  G  C.  bakery. 
Townsend  J  L,  tobacco  and  cigars. 
Tunstead  C,  re>taurant. 
Tunstead  W,  hardware. 
Wallace  iN:  Ryman,  general  store. 
Wallace  Mrs  J,  millinery. 
Wilbur  O  H,  meat  market. 


PACK'S  MILLS. 

A  postothce  in  Washington  township,  m 
the  east  part  of  v^anilac  ounty,  14  miles 
northwest  of  Sanilac  and  o  from  Port  Sanii.ic, 
Ship  by  water  to  Port  Sanilac  or  by  railro.i'i 
to  Port  Huron.  35  milessouih.  pack's  Mili> 
has  a  semi-weekly  n\ail.  George  Pack,po>t- 
m  aster. 

BUSINESS  DIRKCTORY. 
Cleland  John,  notary  public. 
Pack  George,  mill  owner  and  broker. 
Pack  H  E,  books  and  stationery. 
Thornton  John  J,  veterinary  >iurgeon. 


PAINESVILL^E. 

Painsville,  also  called  Titiaiiawassee,  i> 
hamlet  of  50  inhabitants,  in  James  town>hij\ 
Saginaw  county,  4  miles  southwest  of  SiC'" 
naw.  It  is  on  t):e  J.  L.  A:  S.  R.  R.,  at  tr.e 
junction  of  the  S.  V.  St.  I.  R.  K.  1  he 
surrounding  country  is  low  and  rough  clay 
soil.  Tiie  ju  incipal  mdustrv  i>  brick  maki''^- 
A.  r,  Futnam.  posima>ter. 

laSINKSS  IMRKCrOKY. 
Hv-K>per  V  R,  stave  n\nfr. 
Dickson  K  S,  saloon. 
Porger  Charles,  boariliiig  house. 
Putnam  A  K,  brick  mnfr. 


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Kivt^rweatlier    Edv/ard,    agent  J.  L.  &  S. 
R.  R. 

Hughes  H      veterinary  surgeon. 

PAINT  CREEK. 

A  country  postoffice  in  Washtenaw  coun- 
iv^  7  miles  south  of  Yp:.iUinti.  It  has  a 
semi-weekly  mail. 

PALMER. 

[See  Orleayis). 

PALMER, 

A  postofiice  in  Manjuette  county,  5  miles 
south  of  Negaunee,  whence  it  gets  an  oc- 
casional mail. 


PALMYRA. 

A  villa^^e  of  about  2CO  inhabitants  on  the 
L.  S.  &  m',  S.  R.  R.,  26  miles  from  Toledo, 
and  7  southeast  of  Adrian.  It  is  in  Palmyra 
township,  LenaAvee  county,  on  the  river  Rais- 
in, which  furnishes  water  power.  The  vil- 
!ag.;  contains  a  paper  mill,  2  saw  mills,  a 
liandle  factoiy.  shingle  mill,  etc.  It  is  situa- 
cd  in  a  very  fertile  country,  and  ships  v/heat, 
corn,  cats,  potatoes, paper  and  broom  handles. 
P.  C,  DeGrafif,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Balilv/in  IT  I,  wagon  maker  and  attorney. 

Case  C  B,  broom  handle  mnfr. 

Colvin  Geo  C  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Connor  li  A,  wagon  maker. 

iXivis  Prosper,  hotel  propr. 

l.>eGrair  P  C,  general  store. 

Freeman  G  W  &  Co,  saw  mill. 

Hill  W  Yi,  supervisor. 

Hutchinson  James,  meat  market. 

Luns  &  Van  Wey,  wagon  maker. 

Moore  D  R,  R  R  station  agent. 

Pease  O  C,  barrel  mnfr. 

Reynolds  J  II,  physician. 

Robinson  R,  justice  of  tlie  peace. 

Rockwell  D  F,  cigar  mnfr. 

^irrnth  \V  G,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Van  Wey  C,  township  treasurer. 

Van  Wey  L  &  J,  blacksmiths. 

Whitmarsh  S  P,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Witchell  Bros,  paper  mill. 


PALO. 

A  village  containing  about  jco  inhabitants 
>n  the  northorii  part  of  biuia  county,  I2mih's 
'J'^rtliLast  of  Ionia  the  county  seat.  Ship  to 
Muir  9  miles  south,  on  the  D.  &  M.  R.  R. 
R'iiin,  pork,  wool,  fruit  and  dairy  prtnlucls 
't  is  locatetl  amid  exceilem  farniin*'  lands. and 
''re  shi(*ped.  It  has  a  til-sveckly  niail.  .\. 
11  albert,  postmaster. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Brookes  R,  proi>r  Brookes  House. 

Cooper  Mrs  S,  milliner. 

Cuiumins  &  Arras,  painters. 

Davis  Wm  B,  livery. 

Dennis  James,  hardware, 

DePue  John,  Avagon  maker. 

Epley  C  C,  physician. 

Gauss  John,  wagon  maker. 

Grant  Wm,  cooper. 

Hcdght  M  G,  propr  Palo  House. 

Halbert  A  E,  druggist, 

Hinckley  Miss  P  K,  milliner. 

Katz  J  f",  boots  and  shoes. 

Keyes  Y  L,  physician. 

Kirby  Charles,  boots  and  shoes. 

I-^osee  S,  wagon  maker. 

Millard  M,  general  store. 

Miller  &  Co,  founders  and  machinists. 

Noel  M;ss  M,  dress  maker. 

Percival  [  C,  builder, 

Pettibone  Mrs  M  E,  dress  maker. 

Pew  &  Epley,  drugs  and  groceries. 

Reivner  C,  shoemaker. 

Rork  Bros,  general  store  and  pumps. 

Sundeilin  E  B,  general  store. 

Sunderlin  Mrs  E  M,  dre-s  maker, 

Sunderlin  &  Tyler,  bed  springs. 

Sv/ain  D  A,  harness  maker, 

Swarthout  Charles,  ur»dertaker. 

Wilder  Mrs  Jennie  C,  milliner. 


A  postoffice  at  King.sley  station,  on  the 
Grand  Traverse  branch  of  the  G,  R.  I.  R. 
R.,  4  miles  from  the  junction  witli  the  m.ain 
line,  and  17  south  of  Traverse  City.  It  is 
123  miles  north  of  Grand  Ra\nd>,  and  i^  in 
Paradise  township,  Grand  Ti averse  county. 
Good  farming  lands  surround  it,  yielding 
grain  and  potatoes.  J.  W^.  Kingsley,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bartlett  W  W,  saw  mill. 
Brownson  M  S,  physician,  druggist  and  gro- 
cer. 

Kingsley  J  W,  hotel  and  produce  dealer. 
Kingsley  Olit^da,  agent  G.  R.  <^  I.  R.  R. 
Nickerson  Wm  -\,  saw  mill. 

PARIS. 

Paris  is  a  village  of  about  300  inhabitants 
in  Green  township,  northwest  corner  of 
Mecosta  county,  and  on  Mu.^kegon  river, 
and  Paris  creek.  It  In  on  tho  R.  -S:  I.  K. 
R,,  4  nule^  above  Big  Rapiils  and  61  miles 
above  Cirand  Rapids.  Poris  crock  atiords 
water  power,  and  the  principal  manufActurcs 
are  lumber,  piuc  and  h.»rd\\v>od.  Luml)er 
and  tan  b.ak  aic  shiiipoil  away.  T.  M. 
Stickncy,  postmahlcv. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bevins  Bro-^,  general  store. 

Chtucy  Elliott,  hotel  propr. 

Frink  Louis  M,  grocer. 

p'uller  Edson,  general  store. 

Gage  Seth  D,  station  agent  and  telegraph 

operator,  depot. 
Harman  John  M,  groceries  and  provisions. 
Harnicin      Brown,  -sav.-  and  grist  mills. 
jNIcFarlaue  Andrew,  propr  MuskegOTi  House. 
McFarlane  Neil,  general  store. 
Mullin  Sidney  F,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Shier  John,  saloon. 

Silsby  Sidney  A,  wagon  maker  and  black- 
smith, 

Stickney  Edmund  M,  general  store. 
Stout  Edward^  harness  maker. 
Urtited  States  Express  Co,  S  D  Gage  agent, 
Depot. 


A  postofTice  near  the  southern  line  of  Hur- 
on county,  about  i"3  miles  back  frorn  Forest- 
viUe.    It  has  a  weekly  mail. 


PARKER'S  CORNERS, 

[See  Iosco). 

PARKVrLI.E. 

A  village  of  Park  township,  St  Joseph 
county,  4j'2  miles  east  of  Moorepark,  a  sta- 
tion on  the  Kalama/oo  division  of  the  L.  .S. 
&  iSL  S.  R.  R.  Portage  river  flowing  through 
the  town  affords  a  water  power.  Parkville 
has  a  flouring  null,  a  saw  mil',  a  woolen 
factory,  a  manufactory  of  washing  machines 
and  one  of  bee-hives.  Population  1 60. 
Peppermint  oil  is  an  important  item  of  ship- 
ment from  this  viciiiity.  Daily  mail.  Ship 
to  Moorepark,    George  Dunham,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Cannitf  Albert,  bee-hive  ranfr. 

Cornell  W  B,  pliysician. 

Day  W  H,  schoolmaster. 

Deen  Frank,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Deiitler  Frank,  flouring  mill. 

Dentler  F  C,  saw  mill, 

Dunham  Geort^e,  hoots  and  shoes. 

Dunham  S  A,  milliner. 

Ciarmon  Jonson,  hotel  and  grocery. 

f-Iennback  John,  cabinet  maker. 

Howe  A  J,  blacksmith. 

Kej.ter  cVc  P.o<lmer,  dry  goods. 

Koch  Peter,  washing  machines. 

McI'Mtath  Charles,  physician. 

McFlrath  Kubcrc,  physician, 

Parker  Rev  H  H  ( M'ethudist). 

Schellhouse  L  E,  wijolen  mills. 

Smith  D  P,  station  agent. 

Ulrich  J  F  \  Sons,  dry  goods. 


PARMA. 

The  village  of  Panna  is  a  place  of  about 
1,000  souL,  located  in  Jackson  county,  0:1 
the  main  line  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  10  mi'e, 
west  of  Jackson  and.Sj  miles  from  Deiroii. 
Its  close  proximity  to  Jackson  prevents  a 
very  rapid  gri>v.'th,  uotwithstaMding  it  ha^ 
some  very  fme  brick  stores  anH,  plea.-ant  resi- 
dences.   \\\  the  absence  of  water  power  iii 
entire  manufacturing  interests  are  operate! 
v/ith  steam,  and  consist  of  a  planing  mill,  ;i 
foundry,  an  Alden  dryirrg  establishment,  .inii 
an  extensive  cooper  shop.    The  large  tlour- 
ing  mill  of  O.  Gillett  &  Sons,  which^  wa> 
blown  up  in  1874,  has  been  repaired,  aiul  i- 
doing:  a  thrivinjj  business.     An  extensi\e 
business  is  done  here  ii;  the  purchase  and 
shipment  of  fruit.      The   public  buildings 
consist  of  a  $20,000  union  school  buiidini^', 
to  which  is  at;vacted  a  large  number  of  for- 
eign pupils,  atid  three  churches — Method i.-,i, 
Baptist    and    Presbyterian — the    former  a 
310,000  brick  edifice.   Thos  J  Stim-on^  por>t- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ball  John  M  sr,  grocer. 

Ball  Milton,  meat  market. 

Barsdale  S,  carriage  maker  and  blacksmith, 

liriistoi  SmitU  li.  Physician  and  Sur- 
geon, Main, 

Buckman  Amasa  M,  physician. 

Capp  Julius  E,  boots  and  .sltoes. 

Car  sons  James,  carriage  maker. 

Edgar  Robert  J,  furniture, 

Fas.sett  xtliii;il'<l,  Alden  Fruit  Evapora- 
ter,  on  Railroad.    [See  adv.) 

Ferguson,  Walter  &  Son,  crockery  and  gro- 
ceries. 

Gillett  Fayette,  grocer. 

4;iiliett  OrreJi,  Banker,  Main. 

Gillett  O  «.V  Son,  tlouring  mills. 

Godfrey  &  Vervalin,  hardwaie. 

Hammill  \Vm,  meat  market. 

IKeddeii  I>ailioK    -Merchant  Tailor. 

Jeffry  Miss  Maggie,  milliner. 

McGee  Charles  E,  founder  and  machini>t 
and  justice  of  the  peace. 

Miller  Mark,  druggist. 

Moe  Decatur  F,  harness  maker  and  liven  . 
Moe  iS:  Clapp,  planing  mill  and  lun\ber. 
Nolte  Carl,  barber. 

Petrie  Asa  M,  bout,  slioe  and  harness  maker. 
.Schvdtit  James  T,  station  and  express  agent. 
Stimson  Thomas  J  ..S:  Co,  general  t;iorc. 
Telford  Will,  propr  Eagle  Hotel. 
Whitman  josnh  R,  blacksmith. 
W'oodwarU  H  \:  Co,  general  >iore. 

PARSHALLVILLE. 

A  sn\all  village  in   Harlland  to\vn>h:p, 
Livij  g^ton  county,         uule>  notihca>l 
Howell,  on  the  stage  road  to  I-  enton,  beinjj 


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10  miles  south  of  the  latter  place. 
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mail. 


Lowii  J,  sl-.oemaker. 
Nash  T  H,  general  store. 
Sinter  J,  hotel  propr. 


PARTELLO.  . 

A  small  village  of  120  inhahitants  in  Lee 
tewnship,  in  the  iiorthern  part  of  Calhoun 
coi;iitv/i3  miles  northeast  of  Marshall,  and 
o  miles'  from  Olivet,  its  nearest  railvvay  bta- 
I'ion.  It  was  first  settled  in  1847,  and  is  m 
a  mosi  excellent  faraiing  country,  which  pro- 
duces wheat,  corn,  oats,  barley,  potatoes.^ao- 
ules,  grapes,  etc.  Shingles,  barrels  and  bas- 
kets' are  the  chief  manufactures,  and  the 
shii.>ments  are  grain,  apples  and  baskets.  It 
has'^a  semi-weekly  mail.  David  W  Murray, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Adarns  S  B,  lumber  mnfr. 

Center  Wiilard,  cooper  and  basket  maker. 

jewett  James  S,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

"Muiray  David  \Y,  cider  and  vinegar  mnfr. 

Osborn  Charles,  general  store. 

Tugh  George,  blacksmith. 

Tolls  David,  shingle  maker. 

Winslow  E  M,  physician. 

PAVILION. 

Also  called  Nashville;  a  village  in  the 
southeast  part  of  Kalamazoo  county,  15  miles 
southeast  of  Kalamazoo.  The  village  lies 
III"  miles  south  of  Indian  Lake  station  on 
the  C.  c\:  L.  H.  R.  R.  Population  200.  Its 
trade  is  mainly  with  the  rich  farming  coun- 
try surrounding  it.  Apples,  lumber  and 
wheat  are  shipped.  It  has  a  daily  mail.  T. 
11.  Nash,  i)ostmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRFCIURY. 
Aldridge  John,  blacksmith, 
Cloney  T,  wagonmaker. 
Eberstein  C,  lav/yer. 
Kberstein  G,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Hill  M,  physician. 


PAW  PAW. 

The  countv  seat  of  Van  Buren  county.  It 
is  an  incorporated  village  of  1,700  inhabit- 
ants, in  the  township  of  Paw  Paw.  a  litrle 
southeast  of  the  geographical  center  of  the 
county.    It  is  4  iniles  northwest  of  Lawton, 
on  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  a  short  line  of  road, 
known  as  the  Paw  Paw  railroad,  connecting 
it  with  the  Michigan  Central.    Distances — 
from  Detroit,  i64^miles  ;  from  Chicago,  12S 
miles ;  from  Lansing,  8S  miles.    It  is  also  oa 
the  Paw  Paw  river,  which  aftords  water 
power.    Paw  Paw  is  one  of  the  pleasantest 
villages  in  the  State.    Its  streets  are  wide 
and  fevel,and  are  lined  with  large  .-^nd  beau- 
tiful maples.    Most  beautiful  drives  and  pic- 
turesque lakes  surround  it  on  all  sides.  In 
common  wnlh  so  many  of  its  sister  villages 
of  Michigan,  it  has  mineral  springs  possess- 
inc  undouhited  medicinal  properties.  The 
country  aroand  vvas  originally  oak  openings, 
but  is  now  under  a  high  state  of  cultivation. 
Cereals,  fruit  and  live  slock  are  the  great 
staples.'    The    manufacturing    interests  of 
Paw  Paw  include  3  flouring  mills,  a  saw 
mill,  a  planing  mill,  2  foundries,  etc.  There 
is  also  a  national  bank,  the  First  National- 
capital,  $100,000.    Paw  Paw  was  settled  in 
1832,  tjy  Mes-^rs.  Peirce,  Barber  and  Rodney. 
It  was  incorporated  in    1S&7.    Telegraph — 
Atlantic   k    Pacific  ;     Express— American. 
Geo,  W.  Matthews,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Allen  Chester  F,  native  wines. 
Allen  lohu  D,  taxidermist. 
Allen  .Maiden  P,  furniture. 
AikU'CWS  JosilsU.  physician 
geon. 

Avery  C  R     F  E,  dry  goods. 
Ayers  Charles  A,  barber. 


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MINAKD  B.  FASSETT, 


Maiiuf.icturer  and  Dealer  'm 


Alden  Dried  Fruits  and  Veo;etables, 


P'actovy  and  Olilce, 


PARMA, 


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Ball  fohn  \\\  undertnlcer. 
Bangs  Nathaaiel,  liarnes.s  maker. 
Benedict  John  N,  vetfanary  surgeon. 
BeEn>eU  Jj-aiMe*^.  Propr  Mineral  Springs 

p.nd  Dining  tlrill. 
Blacknian  Samuel  li,  la^vyer  and  justice  of 

the  peace. 

Bribers  Emory  O,  real  estate  and  loan  ofilce. 
Bs-hrji::^  E  O  &  Co,  ri.mriug  Mills. 
Brown  oc  Grover,  carpenters. 
Butler  Ellis  G,  grocer. 
Byrns  D,  boots  and  shoes. 
Clark  Geo  H,  physician. 

Clifton  House,  Mrs  rl  M  McKiimey  propr. 

Cole  Ira,  wagon  maker. 

CoTvway  S  T,  editor  True  Northerner. 

Darling  E  D,  warehouse. 

Dawson  ^vliss  Lizzie,  manager  A  &  P  tele- 
graph office. 

Dibble  Leroy,  physician. 

Duncombe      Richardson,  Abstract  ufhce. 

Dunning  E  B,  physician. 

I>ycIiUiai'2  l'iO«SS€,  C  A  Sherman  Propr. 

Einer>'  Mrs  P  B,  dress  maker. 

Emery  &  Canner,  livery  stable. 

Everett  John  C,  sash,  doors  and  blinds. 

Fir^t  .\afioiil-iil  llaiik,  A  Sherman 
Pres;  F  E  Stevens  Cashier. 

Fitch  Charles  L,  lawyer, 

Forsyth  Horatio  D,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Forsyth  James,  wagon  maker.  ■ 

Free  &  Martin,  hardware. 

Freeman  J  H,  lumber  dealer. 

Gallit^tlM  Ciuirle.-^  K,  Justice  of  the 
Peace. 

Ifars'is  If  esiry  S,  Carriage  and  Wagon 

Factory. 

Harrison  CiuirleH  A,  Banker. 

Hathaway  Wm  B,  physician, 

Hawes  &  Annable,  lawyers. 

Hawkins  Wm  R,  broker. 

Heckert  Benjamin  F,  lawyer. 

Hinckley  Wm,  livery  stable. 

Hodges  John,  photographer. 

Iloiiues  Sjisilise!,  County  Clerk. 

Hopping  Henry,  cigar  mnfr. 

Hutchins  James,  cabinet  maker. 

Jack»iOi»  *fc  €Jli<l*ieil,  Attorneys  and 

Counselors  at  Law. 
Jar\  is  Roman,  boots  and  shoes. 
Jollil^^on    iV    JJent  Joy,  Carriage  and 

Wagon  Makers. 
Kelley  ^:  Smith,  wagon  makers. 
Kill)arn      Hudson,  tlruggists  and  grocers, 
Kinne  Willard  B,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Iviiouirs  cV  HowlaiKl,  Attorneys aufl 
Cnuiv>cduis  at  Law. 

Koon.-,      Kou^seau,  Imrness  makers. 

l-andphere   Ervin   A,  editor  an>l  piopr  Paw 
Paw  ("oLirier. 

Lane  Rin.ildu  i'.,  ndlk  safe  mnfr. 

Lec  WiUun.  dining  hall. 

Lewis  Abiaham,  boot  and  shoemaker. 


Lich  Conrad,  merchant  tailor. 
LinkenheU  Sc  Hulbcrt,  grocers. 
Longweli  G  W  &  Co,   drugs  and  grocer- 
le^^. 

McKinney  Mrs    Helen    M,    propr  Clifton 
Hou-e. 

Mackeliar  Dugald,  merchant  tailor, 

Maguire  Miss  Mary,  dress  maker. 

Manning  P'ranklia  M,  supt  Paw  Paw^  R.  K. 

a-iKi  agent  A.merican  Express. 
M^?."^oix  Wsil}:niS*;oii,  Planing  Mill. 
Mitithi^AVS   <UoorgC   W,  Po^,:raa^te^ 

and  Editor  and  i'ropr-  Pro  Bono  Pabiico. 

(Sec  adv.) 

MhHIuj\\'S  tfc   lE'MloIsi Crockery. 

Gla.ss  Wore,  Groceries  and  Produce. 
Maynard  C  S,  physici.m. 
33vli'hor  Loaiin  W,  Watches,  Jewelry 

and  Musical  Instruments. 
Miller  A  W,  blacksmith. 
Munger    Miss    Rhoda,    grocer   and  new.^ 

dealer. 

Murtaugh  JoL.n  B,  photographer. 
Nelson  Horatio  P,  grocer. 
Noves  Kirke  \V,  reeister  of  deeds. 
Ocobock  Charles,  wagon  maker. 
Ocobock  Charles  C,  grocer. 
Ocobock  Peter,  physician. 
Odell  Cliarles  M*  dentist. 
Odell  Mrs  H  R,  millinery. 
Oppenheim  J  &  I,  dry  goods. 
Park  Edward  A,  tanner. 
P.'jk  Eugene  K,  printer. 

S'aw  Courier,  (Weekly),  Ervin 

Landpheie  Editor  and  Propr. 
i*j\>V  l*i\^V  11  11  €o,  H  S  Ismon  Pres, 

F  M  Manning  Supt. 
I'hillips  &  McNeil,  l.ilacksmiths. 
Prater  James  PI,  grocer. 
Quick  R  E,  cooper. 

Randall  Wm  H,  founder  an.l  machinist. 

liallihuii  Adrian  K,  vSaloon  anvi 
Bow  ling  Alley. 

Reed,  Davey     Ocobock,  carpenters. 

Kioliai'<1s  A:   iVIills,  Lawyers. 

KSitSftil  Charles  K,  Singer  Sewing  Ma- 
chines. 

liohorts  ISoiijaillill  F,  Barber. 

Roi'eris  Loui.s  R,  barber. 

Robinson  vN:  Warci,  dentists. 

Rote  Jacol),  blacksmith. 

Si-lleck  Wm  J.  general  store. 

Sh-ifer  Siegfrcid,  boots  and  shoes. 

Sherman  Charles  ,\.  propr  Dyckman  House. 

Slier  man  A  A'  Co,  Proprs  Paw  Pa^»• 

Flouring  Mills. 
Sherman  v"(;  .SelHck,  general  store, 
Sirrine  John,  dining  h.\ll. 
.Smith  (S.  Crane,  meat  maiket. 
Smith  Edmund  ^  Co,  general  store. 
Snow  MijiitTv. ville,  founder. 
Stevens  &  Luion,  proprs  Phoenix  Flouring 

.Mills. 


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Xavlor  Fr?l!ll1*HM    II.  M^^^t  Market 

a..!']  Poakr  iu  Furs,  I^ide^  and  Pelts. 
Thomas  I  A,  physician. 

True  Northerner  iv^a-kiy)^  S  T  Coaway  edi- 
tor r,r:d  ])ropr. 

Tyier  G  W  &  Co,  druggists  and  prrocers. 

I'oke  &  Molieri?^,  General  and  Orna- 
r.ientai  Painters. 

VanAnken  A  &  Co,  general  siore. 

Vandusen  K,  shoemaker. 

Wheaton  Merwin  C,  drny:;?;.-t. 

Whitman  Irvin  A,  marble  works. 

Wiley  Wrn,  boots  and  shoes, 

WiUard  Isaac  W,  saw  inili. 

Wilson  H  B  &  Co,  grocers. 


Hoffman  Gideon,  wagon  maker. 
Parker  Tames,  oroceries. 
Ross  H  J.  cooper, 
rhiimas  J  B,  carpenter. 

PENN  MINE. 

A  postoffice  in  the  northern  part  of  Ke- 
weenaw county  on  the  niail  route  between 
Eagle  PI;;rbor  and  Copper  Marbr.r.  It  is  ^5 
miles  east  of  the  former  place  and  13  south- 
west of  the  latter.    It  has  a  daily  mail. 


PEOK. 

A  pc.stofficc  in  Sanilac  county,  15  miles 
due  west  of  Lexington.  Staves  and  hoops 
form  the  principal  trade.  It  has  a  tn-weekly 
mail  from  Emmet  on  liie  C.  t\.  L.  11.  K.  R., 
20  miles  south.  William  l^awson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Collins  John,  general  store. 
Dawson  William.,  notary  public  and  convey- 
ancer. 

Doane  D,  groceries  and  liquors. 
Gibson  James,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Robinson  M  T,  liotel  p-'opr, 
Watterman.  J  T,  general  store. 


PENN. 

A  vilbge  of  Peun  township.  Cass  county. 
It  is  also  a  station  on  the  C.  Cy:  L.  11.  R.  R- 
Distances — from  Ca>s.)poriS  5  miles  nonh- 
east,  from  Chicago  117  miles,  from  Lansini.^ 
93  miles.  Population  i.?0.  '^Mieat,  corn, 
oat;,  and  ho^s  are  pn-duced  in  tt^e  vicimty. 
The  place  is  locally  known  a-  jamesiown. 
I.cwis  Cowgill,  postniaster, 

HUSINl'.SS  DLKF.CrOKV, 

Cousin  Lewis,  grocer  and  .station  agent, 

Dutcii  .'^.usiucl,  bkicksmi'.h. 

Guntlicr  Samuel,  boot  a;^.i  shuemr.kcr. 


■  PENTWATER. 

An  important  incorporated  village  on  the 
shore  of  lake  Michigan,  or  rather  on  an  inlet 
known  as  Ptntwater  lake, in  Oceana  county, 
8  miles  norihwest  of  IPirt.  the  county  seat. 
Pentv.  ater     the  northern  terminus  of  the  C. 
&       L.  S.  R.  R.,  being    170   m.iles  above 
New  Butiaio  and  44  north  of  Muskegon.  It 
contains  a  population  of  about  1,500.  has  a 
good  union  school  and  Methodist,  Congre- 
gational, Epi-copai  aiid  Catholic  churche<. 
Its  business  interesls  emlirace  several  saw 
and  shingle  mills,  a  planing  mill,  foundry  and 
two  weekly  newspapers.    Lumber,  shmgles, 
tan  bark  and  fish  t'r>rm  theleruling  articles  of 
shipment-    A  good  farming  covmtry  extends 
iliroHgh  this  vicinity  especially  adapted  to 
fri'it    raiding.     Express — American.  Telc- 
giaph — Western  Union.     E<lgar  D.  Rich- 
mond, piistniiister, 

r.USINF.SS  DIRECTORY, 
An-.erican  Express  Co,  A  Newark,  agent, 

}Ianc<^:k. 
r.ailey  Wm  H,  shingle  mnfr,  4th. 
IVird  Ov.  I'.uuyea,  general  store, 
n.oulojs  \i>r»«i;irii        General  Store. 
iSrin'.Jori.  tl'  <"o.  Saloo;i. 
lirown  C  \V  \  Co,  diuggi^ts  and  stationers. 
Browne  S  A  ^;  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Buck  Joseph,  furniture. 

I  Carrol!  Watson,  wagon  nmker. 

I  Clack  El  ene^er  B,  iu^ticc  of  the  pe.-cc. 


Michigan    Clubbing  Agency, 

The  largest  Clubbing  Agency  in  the  United  States. 

Single  siibscnpfions  funushcd  to  single  subscribers  cJ  Club  Rales. 

Club   List  Sent  Fi'oo. 

A  a  K  N  T  y  w  A  X    1-:  r> . 


Address 


GEO.  W.  MAI  THEWS, 


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Cleveland   &   Kleiber,  wagon   makers  aad 

blacksmiths. 
Craine  Mrs  M.arrha,  raillinery. 
Darr  Fr-.tuk,  harness  maker. 
Desha  Charles,  news  depot. 
Dockry  Wm  E,  physician. 
Dresser  Amos  jr,  publisher  Pentwatsr  Nev/s. 
Duval  Frank,  boots  and  shoes. 
Elliott  iloia^e,  Geur^':e  W  Imus  propr. 
Fauiicner  George  \V,  gjrocer. 
Fishe'r  Jacob,  saloon. 

Gardner  Frank,  livery  rear  EUiott  House. 
Girard  Dominick,  harness  maker. 
€^00<Lsell.  Cweorge,  I'Ounder  and  Ma- 
chinist. 

Gray  Mrs  Jarnes  G,  millinery. 

Grove  Lyman  D,  lawyer. 

Grover  Janies,  grocer, 

Hanatin  Peter,  tailor. 

Hanna  Wm,  shingle  mill. 

Flerrington  John  hi,  physician. 

Herrington  Truman  A,  physician. 

Ilerrbsg-tOS?  &  KioisCM,  Druggists 
and  Stationers; 

Hodges  Edward  W,  carpenter. 

Floughby  Wm,  propr  Sherman  House. 

ImiiS  George  W,  Propr  Elliott  House. 

Jeffries  J  cv  Co,  Insui-ance  Agents. 

JciiSeil  C  Co,  Grocery  and  Meat  Mar- 
ket. 

Kuhn  Wm,  Restaurant. 
Lamont  (Sr  F"egan,  grocers. 
.  Lewis  I  N,  Phning  Mill. 
Loomis  E  W,  blacksmith. 
Messinger  &  Klingbeil,  merchant  tailors. 
Montgomery  &  Ilartwick,  lawyers. 
Moody  Whn,  grocer. 
Moulton  Sewell,  saw  mill  east  of  town. 
jVcIsOU  .Oor:Uio  J,  Boot  and  Shoe- 
maker. 

Newark  Alfred,  Express  Agent. 
Nickerson  &  Coilister^  hard  wood  and  pine 

lumber. 
Nolden  John  J,  saloon. 

Oceana  County  Bank,  S  A  Brown  pres,  Isaac 
]  Gray  cashier. 


P.Tge  &  Jesson,  drugs  and  stationery. 
Pentwater  News  (weekly),  Amos  Dresser,  jr 
publisher. 

i.-*OiSok  James  ^V.  Hardware,  Stoves 

and  tinware. 
Pmiiey  ilariiiircl,  City  Gunshop,  cor 

3d  and  Carroll. 
Ratzel  Fred  V>\  billiard  saloon. 
Rice  Mark  A,  Manager  W  U  Telegraph 

Co. 

Rice.  Ambler  &  Montgomery,  lav.-yers  and 

R.eal  Estate. 
Rich  Emanuel,  general  store. 
Richmond  Edgar  D,  postmaster. 
Riley  A-shley,  photographer. 
Roddy  James,  hotel  propr. 
HKKldj    &,    ClevoSailii,  Blacksmiths 

and  ^Vagon  IVLikers. 
Root  Jesse  H,  jeweler. 

Sands  &  Maxwell,  general  store  and  shingle 
mnfrs. 

Scbrnitt  George,  saloon. 

Smith  A     iSc  Co,  hard  v.-ood  lumber. 

Tic! ball  Hugo  H,  barber. 

Underbill  Andrew  J,  shingle  mill  and  gen- 
eral store. 

ITelareii  Coisrad,  Cigar  Mnfr. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  .M  A  Rice, 
Manager. 

W!lilti«^tOU  Ciiarles  B,  Furniture 
and  Undertaking. 


PERRINS\TIJ.E. 

A  village  of  about  250  inhabitants  m  N.m- 
kin  township,  in  the  northwest  part  of  Wayne 
county,  iS  miles  west  of  Detroit,  on  the  riv- 
er Rouge,  and  two  miles  south  of  McKin- 
nev's  station  on  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  K. 
Gwods  are  shipped  via  Livonia.  The  sur- 
rounding countr\'  is  rolling.  The  leading 
productions  are  grain,  onions,  potatoes, 
broom-corn  and  fruit,  all  of  which  are  >hip- 
ped.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  Da\  id  Bar- 
rows, postmaster. 


.     JAMES   W.  POLLOK, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDV/ARE  &  MILL  SUPPLIES. 

Nails,  Iron,  Chain,  Pumps,  Axes,  Files,  Saws,  Belting,  Cutlery,  Mechanics'  Tools, 
Locks,  Butts.  Glass,  Guns  and  Sporting  Ntaterials,  Steel  .ind  Iron  PIow^,  Culti- 
vators, Shovel  Plows,  Harrows,  Seed  F^rills,  Side  Hill  Plows,  Wooden 
Ware,  Cordage,  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds. 

COOK    AND    PARLOR  STOVES. 

IN  MV  SHOr  I  RMPLOV  NOXE  BUT  FIRST-CLASS  MFCH ASICS.  AiVD  GL'.{/!AyT££ 
•F/KSr-CLASS  lyOKK  IX  Tjy,  COFFER  AM)  SlIEEr  lAcKV. 


J.  \V.  POLLOK, 


TKNTWATER,  MK'HIG.VN 


PER  AND 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alexander  E,  blacksmith. 
Uarrov/s  D,  general  ir-lore  and  insurance. 
Barrows  D,  physician. 
Barnnges  ]  L,  basket  maker. 
Hutler  S  W,  saw  and  planing  mill. 
Dean  Wm  D,  flouring  mill. 
iKitheld  G,  wool  grower. 
Joy  S,  miller. 
Meldrum  L,  broom  maker. 
Norton  D,  physician. 
Porter  Rev  John. 
Robinson       wagon  maker. 
Strniger  T  W.  general  store. 
Wurts  Jason,  cider  and  vinegar  mnfr. 

J.  XliX  vIv  X  • 
A  small  village  in  the  southwest  part  of 
Shiawassee  county,  17  miles  from  Owosso. 
Population  1 50.  It  is  situated  in  a  rolling 
agricultural  country  and  hai-,  a  tn-weekly 
rniiil.    L.  M.  Marshall,  po:,tmaster. 

BUSINESS  DtPvECTORY. 
Bacon  N,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Bacon  N,  hotel  propr. 
Bellman  William  F,  harness  maker. 
Cramer  H  W,  blacksmith, 
Foster  Mrs,  milliner. 
Green  &  Spalding,  grocers. 
Hinkley  John  O,  lumber. 
I>ovett  George,  wagon  maker. 
Marshall  Leonidas^M,  general  store  and  phy- 
sician. 
Rann  B  F.  Houring  mill. 
Skadan  Mrs  J,  milliner. 
Stowe  Rev  G,  (Methodist). 

PERRY'S  PIER. 

[See  PkrpoH). 

PETERSBURGH. 

The  village  of  Peterslmrg,  in  Summcrficld 
township,  Monroe  coui\t}-,  is  a  smart  little 
town  of  600  to  700  inhabitants,  3  miles  east 
of  Deerfiekl,  and  17  west  of  Monroe,  on  the 
Monroe  (Sf  Adrian  division  of  the  1..  S.  &  M. 
S.  R.  R.  For  a  town  of  its  sixe  it  has  some 
very  creditable  brick  stores.  The  surround- 
ing country  is  well  adapted  to  the  raising  of 
all  kinds  of  farm  produce.  A  goovl  water 
power  is  found  in  the  Raisin  river. 

The  chief  manufacturing  interests  of 
I'etersbiug  consist  of  a  ilouring  mill,  a  saw 
mill,  a  shingle  mill,  an  Aldcu  fruit  drying 
nud  condensing  establishment,  a  cheese  tac- 
tory,  (2oO  or  300  cow-[^owerj,  and  a  large 
stave  lactory. 

The  public  buildings  consist  of  2  churches, 
Methodist  and  Presbyterian,  and  a  $io,(XX) 
schoi)!  house. 

The  Canada  Southcrti  laihoad  bis  a 
dcpol  about  a  mUc  and  a  half  to  the  noith- 


ESS  DIRECTORY.  PET  613 


west.  Fir^,t  settled,  1S24.  Incorporated, 
1S69.  Express,  United  States.  .Telegraph, 
Western  Union.  George  Peters,  po>tmar>- 
ter. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Barlow  Truman  P,  harness  maker. 
Bartlett  &  Burton,  general  store. 
Beckler  Bros,  hardware. 
Bodine  John  D,  jev/eler. 
Brooks  William,  druggist. 
Brown  Jo-eph.  boots  and  sh<;es. 
■  Caldwell  Milton  P,  Alden> fruit  factory. 
Curtis  Mis  Benjamm,  millinery. 
Curti.->  David  A,  cheevC  factory.  , 
Dunham  E  &  Co.  general  store. 
Ellis  Charles,  furniture. 
Fisher  vN:  Rose,  flouring  ni ill. 
Gage  James  H,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Guiisolus  &  Bros,  druggists. 
Gunsolus  Kenneth,  physician. 
Gunsolus  Wiley,  cigar  store. 
Harris  Miss  MinrJe.  milliner. 
Hayes  &'  Ru-sell,  general  store. 
Heath  ^Vm  H,  shoemaker. 
Ho^le  &  Deves,  woolen  factoiy. 
Johnson  Dennis,  cooper. 
"Kerby  R  R,  physician. 
Leach  Tliornas'H,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
McFaul  &  Bros,  coopers. 
McLaughlin  H  C  &  Co, general  store. 
Miller  Ezekiel,  wagon  maker. 
Paquette  N,  physician. 
Parker  Burton,  lawyer. 

Lewis  Cass  Zil>beil  Propr. 
Piper  A-  CulilxVi^iL  Blacksmiths. 
Fhuiio<1<>»-e  I?S:irsiiaU,  Billiard  Hall 

and  saloon. 
Poland  Edward,  uarber. 
Reynolds  Madi>on,  wagon  maker. 
Rose  Oliver  T,  grocer. 
Shimer  Frank,  blacksmith. 
Spalding  Bros,  stave  factory. 
Spaulding  Wm  H.  tin-mith. 
Stuart  Alexander  E.  merchant  tailor. 
Tucker  Joseph  L,  physician. 
Tunis  vV"  V  inxandt,  blacksmiths. 
\Var<l  Jollia  A  4V  Co.  Hardware. 
Wartick  Jolm,  merchant  tailor. 
Weisingrr  WilUam.  salo»m. 
ZiblX'll  JaiSlVS  W,  Livery  Stable. 

Low  is  Cass,  Propr  Petci^burg 
E.Kchange  Hotel. 


PETOSKEY. 

Formerly  Pear  River,  a  young  but  rapidly 
.Trowing  village,  and  one  likely  to  become  a 
place  oV  some  importance  a>  the  northern 
lerminus  of  the  G.  K.  &  L  R.  K.  H  is 
located  on  the  south  shore  of  Little  Traverse 
bay,  at  the  mouth  of  Hear  river,  in  l<c.vr 
Creek  township,  ICmmct  county,  10  miles 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


PEW 


south  of  Litlle  Traverse,  the.  county  seat 
and  14  east  of  Charlevoix,  Until  the  com- 
pietion  ot  the  raiiroaJ,  in  the  summer  of 
1874,  Pct^;.^key  \\-us  but  a  smj]].  hamlet  of 
perhaps  50  soul-,  but  it  at  once  ro?e  to  a 
place  of  300  inhabitants,  and  will  yet  rapidly 
increase.  It  derives  its  name  from  an  old 
Indian  chief  who  resides  there  and  carries 
on  a  large  mercantile  business.  The  sur- 
rounding country  is  a  dense  forest,  and  is  an 
Indian  reserva.tion.  Potatoes  and  maple 
sugar  are  the  staple  products.  The  viiiage 
has  two  good  hotels,  and  a  number  of  stores. 
Telegraph,  Western  Union.  Express, 
United  States.    Wm.  Liille,  postmaster. 

B USINESS  D [RECTORY. 

Bond  &:  Ingalls,  general  store. 

Bunnell  Vv  M,  grocer. 

Cushman  W  H,  propr  Cushman  House. 

GifTord  Sc  Dickerson,  grocers. 

Tittle  William,  physician. 

Little  Wm  ^  Bro,  proprs  Ross  Hotel, 

Petoskey  Joseph,  general  store. 

Ross  fi  O  &  Co,  general  store. 

Wait  H  G  t\:  Co,  general  store. 

Watson  John  &-  Sori,  general  store. 


PETTYSVILLE, 

Pettysville  is  a  hamlet  of  aI)out  60  inhabi- 
tants, in  the  tow  nship  <T  ILimburg,  in  tiie 
southeast  part  of  Livingston  county,  n  miles 
southeast  of  Howell,  the  county  seat.  The 
nearest  railroad  staii'Ui  is  Brighton,  7  miles 
distant,  on  the  D.  L.  &  L.  ^I.  R.  R.  It  i,^ 
situated  in  a  good  farming  country,  and 
wlieat  and  corn  ave  largel}-  raised  and  ship- 
ped away.v  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  V. 
Wiegaad,  postmaster. 

'  PEWAMO. 

A  village  of  500  inhalnlants,  on  llic  P. 
M.  R.  R.,  15  juiles  ea>t  of  Ionia,  and  114 
from  Detroit.  It  is  situated  in  l-yon>  town- 
ship, Ionia  county,  in  the  mid^t  of  a  good 
farming  region.  Stony  creek  fur\ushes  a 
good  water  power.  Pevvami>  contains  2 
hotels  and  a  flouring  mill,  an  organ  and 
melodeon  factory,  a  saw  mill  and  a  stave 
factory.  The  surrounding  conntry  omi^raccs 
some  of  the  best  farniing  lands  iii  the  Siaie. 
Lumber,  grain,  fruit  and  wool  constitute  the 
leading  shipments.  Settled  1S56.  Incor- 
porated 1S72.  I'Apress,  American.  Tele- 
graph, Western  Union.  John  Pennington, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

Anierican  Evpress  Co,  Lewis  Hungcrford 
agent. 

American  Hotel,  W  Wortman     Son, proprs. 
Belts  John,  insurance  agent. 


j   Boyce  Robert  &  .Son,  iiouring  mill. 

!  B'  iges  Lym.an,  mason, 

i  Chaddock  Vs'm  H,  physician. 

j  Cliffc  Robert,  lav/yer. 

I  Cofh.n  Joseph  S,  drugs  and  jewelry. 

j  Cnmmings  Farrand  C,  lawyer. 

Dodge  Mrs  Rhoda,  dressmaker. 

Dun  James  D,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Daulap  John,  livery  stable. 

Fisher  Erastus,  real  estate. 

Frasier  James,  mason. 

lialstead  Wallace,  saloon. 

Hammond  Stejjh.en,  cooper. 

Hathaway  Stephen  A,  carpenter  andbuildt' 

Ploliy  O  W,  stave  and  heading  innfr. 

Howie  D  M,  station  agent. 

Hungerford  Benjamin,  grain  and  produc 
dealer. 

Plungerford  Lewis,  produce  dealer  and  ex 

press  agent. 
FvhiSOSt  .fos?t<e»a.   Proprietor  Pewam 

Hou-;e  and  Livery  St.ible. 
Jenkins  William  F,  furniture  mnfr. 
Jones  I.ayf-rre,  physician. 
Lewis  Edwin  W.  meat  market. 
Ludwick  Jacob  E,  paoduce  dealer. 
Ludwick  John  tV  Son,  general  store. 
Ludwick  &  C'l,  produce. 
McLain  Mrs  Mary,  dressmaker. 
Maltien  Frairk  S,  carriage  maker. 
>Lutison  Ral]>h  G,  general  store. 
Maxteti  George,  Ma-^on. 

.MicJjisaBl    S:i\€.|j.-tii;ro,  W  E  Slanar 

1 1  opr. 

Millard  Mrs  Catherine,  dressmaker. 
M'«sher  &  Mosher,  ea!pcnler>. 
O'Ntil  Dennis,  wagon  niakei. 
Patrick  ]\  S,  drover. 
Pennington  Jfdni.  general  store. 
Pennington   .Mrs   M  ^^,  milliner   and  i\fc< 
maker. 

PenninglMU      l  .yon,  sewing  niacliines. 
IVn  :i?rHV  E3of!«;C-,  Joshua  Ivinson  Prcpr 
Kcynolds  Mos.s,  well  digger. 
Roi'crtson  Hugh,  black-mUh. 
Rol>ert>on  Jan\es  H,  staves. 
Rudd  Mrs  A  E,  milliner  and  dress  njakcr. 
RuHd  William  jr,  mason. 
Ruud  Williani  H,  ni;ison. 
Sherwood    Amos    W,    insurance   .ind  y.'^ 
duce. 

Smi-h  .Myron  W,  boots  and  shoes. 

Soiners  Charle>  P.  hardware. 

Soniers      I'rask,  agricultural  implements. 

Stauird  AV  B.  propr  Michig;in  Eychantjc. 

Stevens  Robert,  drover. 

vStew.^rt  George  S,  produce. 

Townsenil  .\  1.,  dr.ncr. 

Tnphngen  George  V,  harness  maker. 

V.  .\rncr  L  C,  mnfr  organs  antl  mclodcxMis. 

Wooihvorth  Wm  H.  piobate  judge. 

Wv»od worth  W  n  ^:  Son,  saw  mill. 

Wortman  W  &  Son,  propis  .Antericnn  Houn." 


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PHCSNIX. 

A  mining;  village  in  Houghton  township, 
Keweenaw  county,  2  miles  back  in  the  coun- 
try from  Eagie  River  the  county  seat.  It 
contains  a  population  of  about  1,000.  and  is 
the  location  of  the  Phoenix  copper  mine,  the 
product  oi  which  for  1S74  was  89S  tons,  be- 
ini;  exceeded  in  product  only  by  the  Calu- 
met and  Hecla,  the  Quiucy,  the  Ceutral  and^ 
the  Atlantic  mines.  A  total  hivestment  of 
5S50.000  has  been  made  in  this  mine,  but  it 
has  not  yet  reached  a  dividend  paying  point. 
Tiie  viliacje  contains  also  a  hotel,  a  saw  mill, 
and  several  stores  and  shops.  It  is  12  miles 
tlistant  from  the  terminus  of  the  Mineral 
Range  R,  R.,  via  which  goods  are  shipped, 
except  during  the  sea.son  of  navigation, 
when  Eagle  River  is  the  shipping  and  re- 
ceiving point.  Settled  1 845.  G,  Kloeck- 
ner,  postmaster. 

bUSiNKSS  DIRECTORY. 
Call  Mrs  E  A,  propr  Phoenix  Hotel. 
Delano  J>I  A,  supt  Phcenix  Mine. 
Frajin  \V  A  &  Bros,  contractors. 
Harrington  J  T,  contractor. 
Hirst  Benjamin,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
•  Jackson  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
Kloeckner  G  di:  Co.  general  store. 
Lasage  Chailes  &  Sons,  saw  mill, 
Lawbaugh  A  J,  physician. 
Parnall  Capt  W  E,  mining  supt. 
Plioenix  Mine,  general  store. 
Rickard  James,  canvasser. 
Zassenhouse  William,  justice  of  the  peace. 

PIERPONT. 

A  hamlet  of  about  40  inhabitants,  on  the 
shore  of  lake  Michigan,  in  Onekuma  town- 
ship, Manistee  county,  14  miles  north  of 
Manistee,  also  known  tO  shippers  as  Perry's 
Pier.  The  land  hereabouts  is  rolling,  and 
covered  with  heavy  beech  and  maple  timber. 
Cordwood,  tan  bark  and  lumber  are  shipped. 
Telegraph, Western  Union.  Mail,  tri-week- 
ly.    Chas.  W.  Perry,  postinaster. 

PIERSON. 

A  village  containing  about 600 inhabitants 
on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.,in  Pierson  township, 
Montcalm  county,  29  miles  north  of  Grand 
H.apids,  and  6  ;>outh  of  llow- 
ard  City.  Seven  saw  mills,  a  plan- 
ing mill  and  a  stave  and  heading  factory 
form  the  principal  business  interests  of  the 
place.  Good  farming  lands  surround  it. 
Settled  1860,  incor[>orated  ^^73-  Express — 
American.    J.  N.  Clark,  postmaster. 

BUSINKSS  DIRKCTORV. 

J^aldwiu  Edward,  barber. 
tJarker  Isaac  I,  general  store. 
iJ^rnett  G  A,  dentist. 


Bradish  Bros,  boot  and  shoemakers. 
Barker  T  J,  dry  goods  and  agent  American 

Express. 

Bcish  Mrs  Emeiine  M,  hotel  propr. 
Carpenter  W  F.  shingle  mill. 
C'ark  loseph  N,  grocer  and  postmaster. 
Cornell  Mrs  David,  meat  market. 
Dolph  L  H,  saw  mill. 
Eastep  Joseph,  shingle  mnfr. 
Cage  Richard,  propr  Pierson  Hotel. 
Gross  tv.  Karr,  meat  market. 
Harrison  &  Estop,  shingle  mall. 
Holcomb  &  Dewolf,  sav/  mill. 
Holden  Horatio  S,  physician. 
Holloweil   Walter  i:  Co,  saw  and  shingle 
mill. 

Honeywell  Daniel,  blacksmith. 

Lotten  James,  physician. 

Lotten  Thomas,  grocer. 

McConneli  William  &  Sons,  saw  mill. 

Martin  Henrv,  merchant  tailor. 

Miner  Albert,  general  store. 

Newconib  Solomon  B, -station  agent  and  tele- 

(jraoh  operator. 
Pearl  Bros,  slave  and  heading  mnfrs. 
Peck  &  Son,  planing  mill. 
Richmond  Gluey  H,  druggist  and  grocer. 
Schermerhorn  Edson  O,  livery. 
Smith  Albert,  confectioneiy  and  restaurant. 
Stringham  Albert,  wagon  maker. 
Totten  James,  physician. 
Totten  Thomas,  grocer.  , 
Tower  Charles,  saloon. 
U.  S.  Express  Co,  I.  I  Barker  .agent. 
Van  Slyke  Elwin  M,  salofMi. 
Walter,^  Holloweil  &  Co,  mnfrs  lumber  and 

shingles. 
Wcn/.ell  &  Sons,  shingle  mill. 


PINCKNEY. 

A  village  of  500  inhabitants,  in  Putnam 
township.  Livingston  county,  12  miles  >outh 
of  Howell,  the  county  seat.  It  contains  a 
lloiiring  mill  and  a  numl)er  of  stores  and 
mechanics  shops.  Farm  produce  is  shipped. 
Dexter,  10  miles  south,  is  its  nearest  ship- 
ping station.  I'inckney  has  a  daily  mail.  C. 
C.  S'oung.  p^istmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRl.CTURY. 
Bcebe  N  V,  general  store. 
Brown  C,  blacksmith. 
Campbell  Mrs  E  P,  millinery. 
Clark  Hugh  I.  harness  maker. 
(Pinion  T,  shoemaker, 
l.^arrow  M  F,  lawyer. 
l''arnun\  P.  meat  market. 
Gi  itnes  T,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Grimes  S,  wa{^'>u  maker." 

H  \/e  C  W,  physician. 

Hurt  G  \V,  shoemaker. 

Mann  E  A,  general  store. 

Mana  W  S,  general  store. 


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M?-nn  c^-  Teeple,  hardware. 
Markey  J,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Oyer  j,  hotel  pro}>r. 
Oyer  J  &'  Co,  general  store. 
Plimpton  C  N,  cabinet  maker. 
Potter  N  D,  cabinet  maker. 
Potter  N  D,  slioeniaker. 
Rose  F  G,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Rosenkranz  H  IT,  flouring  raill. 
Selsby  J  P,  physician, 
Sit^ler  H  F,  physician. 
Siller  H  F  &  liro,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Smith  A,  blacksmith. 
Sykes  S,  wagon  maker. 

Thompson  &  Green,  tinners  and  drive  wells. 
Van  Winkle  C  D,  physician. 

PINCONNING. 

A  village  of  300  inhabitants,  in  Pincon- 
nin'4  township,  Bay  county,  on  the  J.  L.  &  S. 
R.  R.,  19  miles  above  Wenona.  It  contains 
one  saw  and  planing  mill,  an.d  ships  luniber, 
hoops  and  square  oak  timber.  Settled  1872. 
Express — American.  Telegraph—Western 
Union.    E.  B.  Knight,  postm.aster. 

BUSI.N'ESS  DIRECraRY. 

Hewey  R  D,  agent  x\  M  Express  Co. 

Knight  E  Es  R  R  station  agent. 

Van  Etten,  Campbell  &  Co,  general  store 

and  saw  and  planing  mill. 
Wilton  George  L,  h.->h. 


PINE  CREEK. 

A  postoftice  in  the  township  of  Athens,  in 
the  southwest  part  of  Calhoun  county,  and  22 
miles  southwest  of  Marshall.  It  is  14  ndles 
south  of  Battle  Creek  and  10  nviles  from 
Climax  on  the  C.  &  L.  IT.  R.  R.,  the  near- 
est station.  The  surrounding  country  is 
adapted  to  fanning  and  the  products  are 
wheat,  pork,  wool,  etc.  It  has  a  weekly 
mail.    D.  N.  Willard,  postmaster. 

PINE  GROVE. 

[Se^  A  lb, 'la). 

PINE  GROVE  MILLS. 

A  village  in  Pine  Grove  to\vnshi]\  in  the 
northeast  part  of  Van  Buren  county.  It  is 
a  station  on  tlie  South  Haven  division  of 
the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  17  miles  west  of  Kalama- 
zoo and  ibi  from  Detroit.  Distance  from 
Paw  Paw,  the  county  scat,  12  miles.  The 
face  of  the  country  is  level  and  sandy.  The 
jiroduclioiis,  grain  and  lumber.  Popubuioti, 
luo.  E\[>re>-' — .\mcric.vn.  I).  O.  K\erst, 
postmaster, 

(For  business  direcli.>ry  see  index  to  nnnie> 
received  too  late  lor  insertion  ir»  pr<.>per 
place.) 


PmS  HILL. 

A  postoftice  of  Sanilac  township,  Sani'a 
county,  on  the  lake  shore,  6  miles  north  c: 
I,exington.  The  country  around  is  mainly 
devoted  to  farming.  Grain,  peas,  potatne- 
and  wood  are  shipped.  Pine  Hill  has  : 
daily  mail.    Edmund  Smith,  postmaster. 


PINE  RUN. 

A  village  of  about  300  inhabitants,  a'- 
knovx  n  as  Vienna,  in  Vienna  to".vnship,  Gc!  • 
esee  county,  one  mile  east  of  Pine  Run  st-. 
tion  on  the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R..  and  10  mil - 
above  Flint.  It  is  the  center  of  a  fertile  air: 
well  cultivated  region,  and  exports  hay.  pork, 
fruit,  vegetable.--  and  grain.  The  vilLigc 
contains  a  cheese  factory,  a  flouring  mill.  : 
hotels  and  2  churches — Disciples  and  Co!igre- 
gatlonalist.  Was  settled  in  i<S35.  Express- 
American;  Telegraph — W'estern  Union.  J25. 
Young,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alexander  &  Hiester,  millers. 

Beagle  L  N,  physician. 

Beber  H,  gunsmith. 

Cole  <S:  Springer,  cheese  factory, 

Devoe  Phillip,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Eccleston  G  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Frost  E  K  (i'  Son.  groceries  and  drugs. 

Girard  T  H,  harness  maker. 

Gray  L  F,  wagon  maker. 

Halsted  D  S,  agent  American  Express  Co. 

Harstoti  Rev  E  (Disciples). 

Heister  George  W,  flouring  mill. 

Johnson  F  E,  harnes-  maker  and  agent,  Y. 

6c  P.  M.  R.  R. 
Johnson  R,  harness  maker. 
Knapp  Arain,  general  store. 
Lock  John,  propr  Vienna  Hou-^e. 
Miller  Frederick,  blacksmith, 
Sniart  Peter,  blacksmith. 
Sweit?er  Henry,  propr  Genesee  Hotel. 
Thompson  Rev  J  C  (Congregationalist). 
Tinker  W  Ci.  Son,  foundry. 
Vanbuskirk  &  Ryno,  pump  makers. 
Young  James,  grocer  and  news  dealer. 


PIPESTONE. 

A  postoftice  in  Pipe>tone  township,  Bet 
rien  county.  S  miles  north  of  Hernen  Springs, 
the  county  seat,  an»i  «)  miles  southeast  froiu 
Benton  Harbor.  The  country  around  1^ 
adapted  to  grain  and  fruit.  Pipestone  h.\>  ^ 
daily  mail.    James  F.  Haskins.  postm.iste' 

BIT  .SIN  ESS   n  I R  EC  ro  R  Y. 

Bowman  John  D,  physician. 
t)ardner  Davidson,  flouring  mill. 
I\irk>  Sylvester,  gcncr.\I  >tore. 
Roberts  Siimuel,  blacksmith. 


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PITTSBURGH. 

A  villa'-e  of  500  iuhabitaius,  situated  in 
15enniii,y,L0n  township,  Shiawassee  courjty,  4 
miles  southeast  from  Benning-fon,  on  ].  L.  & 
S.  R.  R.  The  surrounding  country  is  a  fine 
agiiculturc.i  region.  Pittsburgh  has  Metho- 
dist and  Baptist  churches,  ^nd  a  tri- weekly 
mail.    Safford  Pitts,  postm.Tsi.er. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Fleers  Abel,  horse  dealer, 

Fairchiid  Elder  1^ Baptist). 

I'erry  George,  wagon  maker. 

Kerr  John,  general  store. 

Pitts  Safibrd,  hotel  and  genera!  store. 

Polley  Heniy,  blacksmith. 

Policy  John,  blacksmith. 

Polley  \\'m.  blacksmith. 

Stears  Samuel,  bl';iLk?)m) th. 

Thompson  Rev  (iJethodist  Episcopal). 

PITTSFORD. 

Pittsford  is  a  village  of  35a inhabitants,  in 
Pittsford  and  Jefterson  townships,  Hillsdale 
county.  It  is  on  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.,  10 
raile.->  east  of  Hillsdale,  and  97  miles  from 
Detroit,  The  village  was  setded  in  1S55. 
The  country  is  good  for  farming,  and  wheat, 
corn,  oats,  etc,  are  grown.  The  shipments 
are  grain,  wool  and  apples.  Pittsford  has  a 
daily  mail.  Telegraph — Wt-ste.rn  Union  ; 
E.xpress — United  Slates.  iM.  E.  Cutler, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Beebe  W  B,  physician. 
Champion  H  B,  wagon  maker. 
Cutler  &  Spear,  general  store  and  express 
agents. 

tlunker  &  Smith,  blacksmiths. 

Knapp  C,  general  store. 

Losey  George  H,  blacksmith. 

Loucks  H,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

iVIartin  Rev  W  P  (xMcthodist). 

Maxson  George  C,  llouiing  mill. 

Powers  J  S,  physician. 

Purchase  Mrs  \V  W,  milliner. 

Rowe  J  &  Co,  flouring  mill. 

Sinks  Rev  P  \V  (Christian). 

Sledman  L  G,  general  store. 

Taylor  George  II,  saw  mill. 

Vorhees  G  W,  hotel  propr. 

Wt;bster  A  T,  wagon  maker. 

n\  hitbeck  Miss  T,  physician. 

^Vhitbeck  V  ..^  J,  phvbicians. 

Wilson  George "E,  agent  L  S  &  M  S  R  R. 

Wood  John,  flouring  mill. 

^  axley  Wiiliaui,  hoot  and  shoenjaker. 

PLAINPIELD. 

A  h.uuKt  ol  50  inh:tt'itauts,  in  Unadilla 
township,  Livingston  county,  16  miles  south- 
^^Cotol  ilowcli.    The  nearest  ladway  station 

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!  is  Fowlerville,  on  the  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R. 

;  It  is  situated  in  a  f.irming  countrv'.  The 
j  ma>uifactures  are  cider,  staves,  barrels,  sash 
j  and  blinds,  etc.  It  has  a  veekly  mail.  M. 
;  Topping,  postmaster. 

j  BUSLNES5  DIRECTORY. 

I  Bangs  M  A,  carpenter. 
Braley  W  S,  jx:stice  of  the  peace. 
Bush  E  T,  sash  factory, 
Chipman  Edwm,  carpenter, 
Collard  Edson,  flouring  mill. 
Kellogg  Rev  T  F  (Methodist). 
Lawson  T,  blacksmith. 
Le.-^ter  S,  shoemaker. 
Lincoln  George,  cabinet  maker. 
Moore  John,  carpenter. 
Sheeder  Jacob,  carpenter. 
Smith  O  L,  general  store. 
Topping  &'  Dickerson,  blacksmiths. 
Topping  M  &  Son,  general  store. 

PLAINFIELD. 

{See  Aiistcriitz.) 

PL  AH^  WELL. 

A  thriving  incorporated  village,  in  th<' 
township  of  Gun  Plain,  Allegan  county,  12 
miles  southeast  of  Allegan,  and  ii  north  of 
Kalama/.oo.  It  is  situated  at  the  intersection 
of  the  G.  R.  &  \,  and  L.  S.  &  ^L  S.  railroads, 
and  is  on  the  Kalamazoo  river,  which  affords 
an  excellent  water  power,  only  a  portion  of 
w]\ich  is  utilized.  The  follo\\  ing  nianufLic- 
tories  are  driven  by  water  power  :  2  flour- 
ing mills,  2  jilaning  mills,  I  sash  and  blind 
factory,  3  turning  and  handle  factt>ries,  l  saw- 
mill and  I  paper  mill.  Plainwell  is  located 
in  the  midst  of  a  rich  agricultural  district, 
and  is  an  excellent  grain  market,  the  ship- 
mentof  flour  alone  amounting  to  over  100,000 
barrels  per  year.  Paper,  wooden  wares  and 
general  produce  are  also  shipped  in  large 
quantities.  It  has  4  churches — Metho  llst, 
Baptist,  Presbyterian  and  Episcopal — a  hue 
central  and  primary  school  building,  a  l.idies' 
library  association,  and  an  incorporated  lit- 
erary society  ;  alsij  is  the  headquarters  of  the 
Union  Agricultural  and  Invlusiiial  Society  of 
Allegan,  Barry  and  Kalama/.oo  counties, 
which  has  its  grounds  located  here.  .V 
weekly  newspaj^er,  the  Piainwell  A'.'/'u^Ju, 
is  published  here.  The  village  was  incor- 
porated in  1S69,  since  which  lime  it  has 
advanceil  rapidly,  and  nv)\\  has  a  population 
of  1,600.  .No  [)l.\ce  in  the  M.ite  v>Mer>  better 
induccn)ent:>  for  manufacturing  enlcqjrise 
than  Pl.iinwell,  with  it>  radroad  ficilitJe'*, 
and  at  least  13,000  inches  of  w.iier  powci 
unimproved.  I\prc<s — United  State-^  and 
.American;  Telegraph — Western  Union.  K. 
.V.  ila)cs,  po>t«uastci. 


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B  (JSi  N  liSS   D 1 R  KCTO  R  Y . 

Adams  Ezra  C,  physician. 

Adams  &  Field,  hardware,  70  Main. 

Arbi.r  Merrill  T,  orocer,  Bridge, 

Arnold  Wm,  propr  Western  flotel,  nr  rail- 
road track. 

Bailey  &  Lillibridge,  druggists,  59  Main. 

Benedict  jncob.  broom  handle  mnir,  Ri\  er. 

Bliss  Mrs  S  C,  books  and  stationery. 

Bradley  O  M,  stoves,  etc,  28  Main. 

Bryant  A  &  Co,  grocers,  58  Main. 

Bush  Josiah  I,  dentist,  49  Main. 

Calvert  &  Wright,  barber^,  53  Main. 

Carruthers  Andrew,  billiard  hall,  Main. 

Cartwright  George  W,  propr  Sherman  House, 
Bridge. 

CliansberiilS  CJlSirlCS  il.  Physician, 
5  Grant. 

Chamberlin  Bros,  bakers,  confectioners  and 

grocers,  57  Bridge. 
Chappeil  &.  Smith,  blacksmiths,  Bridge. 
Chesebrougb  I.evi  Vv',  general  store,  Bridge. 
Clark  Miss  M  K,  tniilit^-ry.  Bridge. 
Cop]->  Joseph  M,  clothier,  50  Main. 
Corbett  Mi^Iiry  F,  Merchant  Tailor 

and  Clothier.  Main. 
Cortoyn  Sanford  H,  saw  mill,  River. 
Cox  Wm,  ac^ricultural  implements,  47  Main. 
Cressis^y    Ciiej^lCr         Sash,  Doors  and 

Blinds,  Water. 
Crispe  John,  druggist,  49  Main. 
Crispe     Howe,  livery  stable. 
Cushraan  F  M,  sewing  machines. 
Daniels  Charles  J,  hides  and  pork,  28  Main. 
Daniels  L  A,  physician,  Main. 
Dc  ^'<>e  T^athaii  Propr  Lawrence 

House,  Bridge. 
f>i?»S>row  EN|?eac     Agent  of  G.  R.  i 

L  R.  R.  and  U  S  Express  Co,  Depot. 
Dobbs  Wm,  boots  and  shoes,  46  Bridge. 
Dodge  Albert  H,  furniture,  Bridge. 
Dunham  &  Marni,wood  turners^,  N  Side. 
Earle  Daniel,  lawyer  and  justice  of  the  peace, 

65  Main. 
English  Wm,  restaurant,  Ihidge. 
Estes  Wm,  blacksmith,  Main. 
|<'orJ>CS  4V  <'o,  Biiliard  Hall,  cor  Bridge 

aniJ  Allegan. 
Fram  &  Farwcll,  meat  market,  62  Main. 
Gilchri-^t       Bro,  lumbei'  dealers,  Btidge  nr 

railroad. 

Gilkey  Bros,  boots  and  shoes,  69  Main. 
Gilman  Eri  W,  jnopr  riainwell  House,  50 
Main, 

Granger    Kilcy    <5!c    Son,    lumber  dealers, 
Bridge. 

Gret  n  VcU:r  F,  gr«)cer.  40  Main. 
Hall  Andrrw,  n.-staui ant,  NLain. 
R9;ii'i'i^^  Wm,  General  Store,  55  Mam. 
Havens  Jolui  S,  harness  maker  64  .MaiJi. 

OS  I>'»'<i'<l  .V,  Tostmasler  and  Dealer 
in  I'.'H.k  .  aiul  Stativuiery,  /  9  Bridge, 
Hicks  Joseph  W,  surveyor.  Hicks. 


Hicks  &  Anderison,  founders,  Pxiver. 
12 iU  ffc  ^lui'pliy,  Furniture  Dealers,  72 
.Main. 

Holutetter   John    C,  manager   W  U  Ttle 
grar,h  Co,  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.  depot. 

Hurlburt  John,  paints,  oils,  etc,  35  ^^ain. 

Irland  &  i'.achmnn,  meat  market,  Bridge. 

Ives  Juiill:»  C,  Hardware,  Stoves,  Etc,43 
Main. 

Kenyon  Miss  J  M,  milUneiy,  Bridge. 
Kritzer  H  J,  physician,  Bridge. 
Lantz  H  H  <S:  D  F,  flouring  mills,  Main. 
Lasher  John  H,  shoemaker,  64  Main. 
ILiiWressee  Ilou^^e,  N  E  DeYoe  Propr, 

Bridge. 
Lillie  Joel,  grocer,  66  Main. 
j|..i25to«i  J«>hn,  Boots,  Shoes,  Hats  and 

Caps,  ^Ldn. 
Lyon  A:  Page,  paper  mill.  River. 
Manufacturers'  Aid  Association,  George  C 

Mills  pres,  J  Winchell  sec. 
Mason  Elijah  C,  propr  National  Hotel,  23 

and  28  Main. 
Mason  George,  meat  marker,  57  Bridge. 
Merrill  McCourtie,  flouring  mills.  Main.  _ 
Mills  Henry  K,  justice  of  the  peace,  Main. 
National  Hotel,  E  C  Mason  propr,  23  and  2S 

Main. 

Page      Howe,  tool  handle  works.  River. 

PattCS-SOIl  Jollll  O,  Planing  Mill,  Fur- 
niture and  Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds,  Mam. 

Pengelly  Richard,  physician,  5  Grant. 

Pier>on  Albert,  cooper,  River. 

Plain  well  Exchange  Bank,  Winegar  &  Soule 
proprs.  Bridge. 

riaiiMVOll  House,  Eri  W  Gilman 
Propr,  50  Main. 

FlaiH\v«»ll  Uepublie,  (weekly^,  Je 
ron\e  Winchell  Editor  and  Propr,  43  Main. 
[See  aih'). 

Plainwell  Water  Power  Co,  H  W  Page  sec, 

W  H  McCourtie  pres. 
Powers  Thomas,  shoen^aker,  2S  Main. 
Putman  Ransom  S,  founder  and  machinist. 

Bridge. 

llosiOl'S  Jacob  V,  Attorney  and  Coun- 
selor at  Law,  cor  NLain  and  Bridge. 

Russell  Robert  D,  waj/on  maker  21  Allegan. 

Russell  Timothy  L,  propr  Kus>ell  House, 
Bridge  nr  Railroad. 

Schoonmaker  Bronson,  lawyer.  Main. 

Scott  David  R,  broom  mnfr,  24  Main. 

Selkirk  Alfred  T,  jeweler. 

Sherman  Benham,  brick  yards,  S  of  vil- 
la*;e  limits. 

Sherman  Eaton,  ninfrs  of  potash,  S  of  vil- 
hige  limits. 

MiiM  iiian  i:      llro.  General  Store,  cor 

Main  and  Bridge. 
Sherman    House,  G    W    Cartwrij;ht  propr, 

Hrid-e. 

Sndth  Albert  E,  bakci  and  confcclionei ,  3* 
^Laiu. 


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No.  43  Main  Street, 

PLAINWELL, '  MICHIGAN. 

 .nmejjjgjluniii   

The  Plainwell  Republic  is  the  only  Independent  Newspaper  in  Allegan 
County,  has  a  large  and  rapidly  increasing  circulation,  and  is  an  excellent  ad- 
vertising medium.  Address 

JEROMF.  WINCH  ELL, 

Publisher  and  jPropriclor. 


620 


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Siiiith  Geo  &.  Co,  coopers, 

Smith  Isaac  D,  photr.grapher,  55  Main. 

Soncrant  John  N,  lumber  dealer,  G.  R.  &  I. 
R.  R.  track. 

^peiiem-  E  Sz  Co,  Grocer-^es  and  Pro- 
visions, 60  Main, 

Stafi'ord  Mrs  Lavantia,  dressmaker,  55  Main. 

S*aJford  Si  Fatlj??uim.  Anon-ieys  and 
Counselors  at  La^v,  65  Main. 

StijTi])son  Mrs  Lizzie,  miilint-ry,  .Main. 

TailJOt  \%"tli  !->,  Barber  nnd  Hair  Dress- 
er, 53  Bridge. 

Tenny  &  Kiiii.^,  boots  and  sbocs,  6S  Main. 

Thompson  Benjanun,  physician,  59  Main. 

Tucker  Mrs  Charlotte  H,  dentist,  Bridge. 

Union  Agricultural  Indii-,tral  Society.  Thom- 
as Shepard  pres,  Jerome  Winch  ell  sec. 

Walker  Y\m  A.  blacksmith,  Main. 

Walton  Hi?€S!€OCk,  Clothiers  and 
Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  65  Main.  (Sec' 
adv.) 

Wiiil'lielJ  JerOlUK^.  Editor  and  Propr 
of  Plain  well  Republic,  43  Main.  {Seecdv.) 

"Winegar  &  Soule,  bankers,  Bridge. 

Woodard  O  J,  agent  Americnn  Express  Co, 
Main. 

Woodhams  Miss  Mary,  fancy  goods.  Bridge. 
Woodhams  Walter  W,  grocer.  50  Bridge. 
Yales  O  E,  physiciiin,  Chart. 
Young  Miss  Sarah,  dressmaker,  Main. 

PLANK  ROAD. 

Locally  known  as  Clarenceville,  a  hamlet 
in  Redford  "township,  \\'ayne  counr\-,  16 
miles  from  Detroit,  on  the  Grand  River  road, 
and  33/4  miles  north  of  Fisher's  Station,  on 
the  D. '^L.  &  L.  IvL  R.  R.  Population  200. 
It  is  situated  in  a  rolling  farming-  country, 
devoted  in  large  part  to  grazing.  Butter, 
cheese,  etc,  are  the  chief  producrs  marketed. 
It  has  a  daily  mail.  A.  W.  Bennett,  post- 
mas*:cr. 

(F'or  business  directory  >ee  index  to  names 
received  too  late  for  insertion  in  proper 
place.) 


PLATTE. 

A  postofhce  in  Platte  township.  Benzie 
county,  on  Platte  bay,  an  indentation  of  \\\,: 
shore  of  lake  Michigan.  It  is  13  miles  norili 
from  Frankfort,  on  the  lake  shore,  and  21 
miles  west  from  Traverse  city.  The  couiury 
here  is  rolling  and  miostly  timbered.  Tnc 
prciductlous  are  wheat,  corn,  potatoes,  etc. 
It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  Leroy  Morgan, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

BrigC5  Abel,  carpenter. 

Culver  Jonas,  wagon  maker. 

Ilelmer  Jonas  i:,  blacksmith. 

Peck  Calvin,  shc'cmaker. 

State  Eliiah,  cooper. 

Thurston  J  M  <.V  M  E,  general  store. 

Vrhttnev  Rev  (Methodist). 


PLEASANT. 

A  rural  postoftlce  of  Alpine  township. 
Kent  county,  11  Jiiiles  northwe-t  from  Grand 
Rapids,  and  6  north  of  Berlin,  on  the  D. 

R.  R.  A  good  farming  o.-unir}-  sur- 
rounds the  place.  Isaac  W.  Stanlev,  post- 
master. 

PLEASANTON. 

A  small  village  in  Pleasanlon  township.^ 
Manistee  county,  20  miles  northeast  ot 
>Lani5tee,  and  S  east  of  Fierpori,  on  the 
shore  of  lake  Michigan.  It  has  Congrega- 
tional and  Meihodist  churches,  and  two  or 
three  small  bucket  factories.  Pleasanton  h.is 
a  semi-weekly  mail.  B.  C.  Lewis,  post- 
master. 

BU.SIN¥i5S  DIRECTORY. 

Allen  J  W.  school  supt. 

Bnttan  S,  bucket  mnfr. 

Conklin  Charles,  black.smith. 

Cook  A  H,  general  store. 

Earl  Rev  E  P,  ( Method i-^t ^ . 

Lewis  Wm  S,  furniture  mnfr. 

Lumley  D,  cirpenler  and  bucket  mnfr. 

Lumley  R,  carpenter  and  bucket  mnfr. 


WAT, TON  &  HITCHCOCK, 


DE.\LERS  IN 


ciLioiTrjHiiiiisria-u 

GENTS'  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

HATS,   CAPS,   TRUNKS,    VALISES,       c . 
Ko,  6s  Main  Sired,  PLAIXWELL,  MICIL 

We  have  an  exclusive  Merchant  Tailoring  Department  CvMinecteJ  with  our  c-t.;biiNh 
ment  pre-ided  over  by  a  competent  cutter,  and  with  our  pr-^sent  faciliiic.  can  make  g..rmcnt» 
equal  to  any  place  in  this  State  or  tUcwherc.    Reiucnibcr,  our  goods  arc  all  new. 


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Miiiard  Rev  J  D,  ( CongregationalUt). 
i'lLMce  G  B,  teacher. 
Stioud  C  H,  leacher. 


PLYMOUTH. 

Pl}"mouth  is  an  incorporated  village  in  the 
town  of  iMynioath,  \\  ayne  county.  It  has  a 
uopi'l.ition  of  about  1,500,  an«I  is  situau  d  22 
miles  ri<.)rth\vest  of  D^'tn>it,  on  the  D.  L. 
i!m  L.  M.  R,  R.,  at  its  intersection  with  the 
F.  k  P.  M.  The  River  Rouc^e  passes 
throui,di  the  villa^^e,  and  furnishes  sufiicienf 
};."!Wer  for  2  grist  mills,  au.i  2  ??\r  mills. 
The  vili:ige  contain-^  a  large  union  school 
and  5  churches,  also  a  commodious  public 
hall,  and  a  number  of  stores  and  iiiechanics" 
shops.  Ihere  are  also  an  extensive  manu- 
factory ol  fanning  milL,  a  furniture  manu- 
taclory,  and  a  foundry  and  machine  shop. 
The  country  around  rs  gently  rolling,  and 
the  soil  vvell  adapted  for  grain,  poia:oes  and 
iriiit.  d'hc  shipments  coaipri-e  ail  ariicies 
'•^f  generi.il  produce.  Plymouth  was  first 
sealed  in  1825.  and  incorporated  in  1869.  It 
has  a  daily  mail.  Telegraph,  Western 
Union.  Express,  American.  R,  L.  Root, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Arm.slrong  John,  harness  maker. 
Bassett  &  'Orr,  furniture  dealers.  . 
Beals  Rev  H  C,  (Baptist). 
Becker  Conrad,  prupr  Washington  House. 
Bennett  Charles  H,  fanning  mill  mnfr. 
>'.'nnett  Washington,  livery  s:al>le. 

A!cxa>i<!er,    Boot   and  Shoe- 
maker. 

Bode  Gottlieb,  propr  City  Hotel. 
Brockway  Mrs  A  A,  clre-s  making. 
Burrow,  Flagler  &  C'j,  carriage  mnfrs. 

arrow  NVm,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
<^'iiy  Umt^l^  Gottlieb  Bode  Propr. 
<'olt'»si;u5  ]isji;3c  \,  Photographer. 
<'ojinor    iV    Fi-ishfM*,    Hardware  and 

J  Aim  her. 
Crosby  Calvin  B,  dry  g^ods. 
First  National   Basik,  E  J  Penniman  pros, 

Hieo  C  Sheruood  cashier. 
J''riJ»l*is<fO  IIOUSO,  Geo  Strong  Propr. 
tra.<cr  0>car  A,  drv  <n.ods. 
rrost  Mi.ss  Lucy,  milliner. 
^^-I'e  John  L,  druggist, 
t-'ayde  Peter,  grocer. 
^^Olston  Rev  Joseph  M,  ( Pre-hvterian). 
J'-'igadorn  Rev  M  W,  1  Method'i-t). 

leichai'*!  O,    Dry  Goods,  Hats, 

C.ips  and  Groceries. 
"  irt  Chauncy  S,  news  depot. 
JU -singer  Charles,  saloon. 
'Ji-'ii<len  l.aac  N,  hardware, 
^'i^'ks  Calvin  W,  boot  and  shoe  dealer. 
lf(j.lge  Francis,  notions. 
*><»oa  .lohn  J,  Bhysiciau. 


PToyt  William  H.  marble  dealer. 
JolillSOU  JerOiJie  T,  Attorney  at  Law, 
■     Union  LL-dl  Block. 
Joy  A-a,  flouring  mi:]. 
Lapham  A  )  ^:  Co,  grocers. 
Lee  and  Care3,-,  meat  market. 
.Mead  \Vm  R,  physician. 
M'Hjre  Alfred,  saw  mill. 
Micol  Peter,  meat  m.arket. 
r^l5*»Ier  JohnC*.  Cigars  .-^nd  Tobacco. 
C)st>orne  -Tosiah  A,  ticket  agent  D.  L.  &  L 
M.  R.  R. 

Osborne  j  A  &  Co.  lumber  dealers.  Depot. 
Ourhv.Mite  WilHarn  M,  v,Mgon  maker. 
Polley  &  Wherry,  blacksmiths. 
Pelham  Abram.,  dentist, 
Peihatn  Herbert  M.  job  printing. 
Pennev  Daniel  R.  ci'ocer. 
R<=-yndc-ri  Andrew,  painter. 
Rijhn  Saniuel,  carriage  Maker. 
Root  Has  well  L.  druirei^t. 
Safford  Henry  H,  dry  goods. 
Sciiick  Bros,  black.-niit hs. 
Snater  A  A  &  Son.  foundry  and  machine 
shop. 

Smith  Frederick,  restaurant. 
Starkweatlier  George  A,  general  store. 
Steele  John,  Watches,  Clocks,  Jewelry 

and  Silverware. 
Stnmg  George,  propr  San  Francisco  House. 
Vorhies  James  W,  law\er. 
Washington  House,  Conrad  Becker  propr. 
^^'eeks  Hiram,  tailor. 
Weimeister  Ov:  Co,  flouring  mills. 
Westfall  Orson,  pump  mnfr. 
White  Mr-  F  H,  millinery. 
Wills  Harry,  blacksmith. 


POKACtON. 

.\  village  of  about  300  inhabitants  in 
Pokagon  township,  Cass  c<ninty,  on  the  >L 
C.  K,  K.  m.'.iu  line,  7  miles  west  of  Cassop- 
olis.  It  contains  Baptist  and  Universalist 
churches,  a  tlouring  mill,  eic.  It  is  in  a 
good  grain  and  fruit  country,  and  ships 
largely  of  these  products. 

BfSINl-.SS  DIRKCTOKV. 
iJarrett  X,  Macksmilh. 
Buck  M,  general  store. 
Hall  S  r,  hotel  propr. 
Hurd  D  W.  notary  public. 
Jones  G  D,  general  store. 
Syrls  H,  blacksmith. 
Wells  C  P,  druggist. 


POMPEH. 

A  small  village  containing  about  lOc*  in- 
habitants in  Gratiot  county,  6  n\ile>  south  of 
ltha»-a.  and  14  n<irth  of  St.  lohns.  its  ship 
ping   station.    It  is  in    jv  rolling  f.xrnnng 
legion,  shipping   grain,  butter   and  eggs. 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


PON 


Express — American.  Mail  daily.  J.  M.  j 
Trask,  pc^stmasier. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Abbott  j  T,  physician. 
Evnus  A  H,  carpenter. 
Ferrington  Joseph,  carpenter. 
Hamilton  Rev  D  D, 
Hows  J  R,  physician. 
Philips  C  M,  blacksmith. 
Smith  T  B,  hotel. 
Frank  &  Seaver,  general  .store. 


PONTIAO. 

Pontiac  is  the  county  seat  of  Oakland 
county,  and  is  situated  on  the  D.  iSiM.  R.  R.., 
26  miles  northwest  of  Detroit.  It  is  a  city 
of  3,651  inhabitants,  according  to  the  census 
of  1S74.  It  has  a  large  trade  with  the  rich 
agriculiural  country  that  surrounds  though 
this  has  been  much  restricted  by  the  numer- 
ous raih-oads  that  have  been  built  around  it, 
and  which  have  drawn  away  its  business  to 
other  points.  It  has  always  been  famous  for 
the  shrewdness  and  success  of  its  business 
men.  It  is  an  important  wool  market^  and 
also  handles  grain  heavily  and  mjanufactures 
flour  OR  a  large  scale.  Besides  its  fiouring 
mills  it  has  one  or  more  each  of  foundries, 
breweries,  planing  mills,  plaster  mill■^  and 
tanneries,  also  a  woolen  mill.  It  has  2  na- 
tional banks,  2  tlrst-cla.ss  weekly  nev/spapers 
— the  Gazette  and  the  Bill  Poster,  a  steam 
fire  department,  a  $70,000  union  school 
building — one  of  the  finest  in  the  State,  Epis- 
copal, Catholic,  Presbyterian,  Methodist, 
Congregational  and  Baptist  churches,  good 
public  halls,  and  a  nuniber  of  very  tine  resi- 
dences. The  country  around  is  famous  for 
its  charming  lakes  and  beautiful  drives. 

A  short  distance  west  of  the  city  is  now 
being  erected  the  new  Srate  Insane  Asylum, 
which  will  cost  some  $400,000,  and  will  no 
doubt  prov  e  of  considerable  advantage  to  the 
place  in  the  disbursement  of  public  funds 
it  will  occasion.  Pontiac  is  also  expecting 
during  the  present  year  (1S75)  to  secure 
another  outlet  by  rail  in  the  completion  to 
this  point  of  the  Chicago  »Sc  St.  Clair  Air 
I.-ine  R.  R.  Ultimately  it  will  no  d'nd>t  he 
extended  westward  to  Jackson, 

Pontiac  was  lirst  settled  in  iSiS  by  the 
Pontiac  Land  Company,  The  following 
year  a  wagon  road  was  opened  to  Detroit, 
and  in  1820  it  became  the  coutUy  sent  ot 
Oakland  county.  The  railroad  was  com- 
pleted to  I'ontiac  in  iS4^,  but  was  not  ox- 
tended  further  westward  till  1850,  In  rSS/ 
it  obtained  a  village  charter,  and  it  iSoi 
became  a  city. 

The  Clinton  river  tlows  through  the  [<l.icr, 
furnishing  a  fair  water  power.    Express — 


American.    Telegraph — ^^'es^ern  Union.  S. 
S.  Mathews,  postmasier. 

BUSINESS  DTRECTORY. 

Adams  Charles  E,  insurance  agent,  150  Sag- 
inaw. 

Albertson  ^Vdliam  S,  books  and  stationer,- 

154  Saginaw. 
Allen  Rev-  Charles  T  (Mcthodi.-t  Episco[.a'.. 
Allison  Henry  E,  jeweler,  163  Saginaw. 
American  Express  Co,  John  H  Park  agen:, 

115  Saginaw. 
Andrev.-s  Frank  R,  telegraph  operator,  D.  i 

M.  R.  R.  Depot. 
A^lor  2f  075Se,  John  Meyers  Propr,  Sag- 
inaw near  River. 
Bachman  John  C,  saloon,  112  Saginaw, 
P.ackenstosc  Oliver  L,  jeweler,  Saginaw. 
Baldwin  Augustus  C,  lawyer,  173  Saginaw. 
Range  J  H,  painter,  177  Saginaw. 
Bartjour  &  Moore,  marble  works,  Saginaw. 
Barue?*  Als«os  g|.  Wall  Paper,  Picture 

Frames  and  Notions,  149  Saginaw, 
Sench  SaiJiU4.»ll'],  Justice  of  the  Peace. 

1 1 5  S.iginaw. 
Bcardsley  Clark,  justice  of  the  peace  an<i 

collector,  177  Saginaw. 
Beebe  Enoch  M,  notary  public,  1 22  Saginaw. 
Bell  Mrs  Jane,  millinery,  139  Saginaw, 
Benson  John  H,  photographer,  141  .Saginaw. 
Blount  George,  timber  in.spector,  D.  &.  M. 

R.  R.  Depot. 
Bond  \Vm  F,  gunsmith,  Saginaw. 
Boswell  William,  photographer,  131  Saginaw. 
Bower  George,  boot   and  shoemaker, 

Saginaw. 

Bowman  J  R,  lawyer,  cor  Saginaw  and  I.aw- 
rence. 

Boyd  Mrs  Frank,  millinery,  Saginaw. 
Bradley  Thomas  C,  blacksmith.  Pike. 
Kroatiloy    Koijor,    Furniture  Dealer, 

Lbideriaker,  Spring    Bed   and  Maitres> 

Mnfr,  Lawrence  E. 
Brooke  Richard,  books  and  notions,  cor  S.^- 

inaw  and  Lawrence. 
Broughton   Isaac,  groceries  and  crockery. 

Saginaw. 

Brunnnitt  Wm  H,  photographer,  cor  Sag'- 
naw  and  Church. 

Bndington       .M.xtthews,  books  and  station- 
ery, pdslotticc. 

Bunt  Adolphus  W,  Lawyer  and  not.ary  p"^ 
lie,  122  Saginaw. 

Clian'ller  Jonathan,  boot    and  shoemaker, 
L.iwrence  E. 

Chase  John,  boots  and  shoes.  S.iginaxv. 

Chopc  Thomas.  w.iU  paper,  picture^,  fr.imc-. 
etc,  1 79  S.iginaw. 

Clark  John,  cidei  mnfr.  Paterson. 

Cleveland  Miss  Cyiuhi.i  E,  fancy  gvHxls,  I".' 
S.igiti.iu  . 

I'looiiaii  S<<'|>li<'ii  J ,C'xrTiago,Wa£t»n. 

Sicigh  and  Cutler  .Mnfr,  Lawrence  E. 


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623 


Collier  Gt^orge  X  M,  lawyer,  cor  Saginaw  , 

add  Lawrence.  .  .  i 

l\,luell  Jii^tm  B,  aruggi^t  aua  plusicu.n,  , 

164  Saginaw.  ! 

r..oi.er     Williams,  barbers  ,    ,     ,  ! 

Corbin  Johnson  A,  .upenutenaent  Oi  schwo^s,  , 
c:ourt  House.                       _^  . 

rowlc.  I.oren  M,  grocer,  108  Saginaw. 

t -raw ford  Franklin  A,  deputy  county  clerk 

(, 'enter.  .         ,    ,-  • 

Crawford  J  T  &   Son,  bakery  and  dming 

hail,  100  Saginaw. 
iWs.cy  Rev  Frank  B  (Baptist).  _ 
i'rmnhie   Joloi  Furniture  Mnfr, 

and  Uphoisterer,\Vaveriy  House.  _ 
rrofooi  Michael  E,  lawyer  and  pres  St  Ciair 

i:  Chicago  Air  Line  R.  R.,  Saginaw. 
Crofoot  3c  Brewer,  lawyers. 
CuHey  Henry,  tailor,  Saginaw, 
[.art  Michael  S,  propr  Railroad  Exchange, 

cor  Saginaw  and  Thomas. 
IhiVt  M  ^evvctur:,  Propr  Oak-IIiU  Tvlar- 

;.;e  Works,  MomuneuLs,  Mantels  and  Or- 

■  iuunontal  Work,  Saginaw. 
iP;iVv«.^»ai  €lnitries,  Merchant  Miller, 

Dealer  in  Grain,  Wool,  Pelts  and  General 

Produce,  cor  Saginaw  and  Lawrence, 
lijwson  John  W,  founder  and  macliinist, 

iike. 

Duwson  Robert,  brewer,  alley  w  of  Saginaw, 
ei-im  ik  flOTcy,  Druggists  and  Grocers, 

1J4  Saginaw. 
Deuell  &  Co,  livery  stable,  Pike. 
Dewey  Harrison  A,  dentist,  139  Saginaw. 
Doig  Andrew,  carpenter  and  builder,  Huron. 
D.'nvd  Brothers,  dry  goods,  147  Saginaw. 
BowUlig    Baniei,   Groceries,  Wines 

and  Liquors,  Wholesale  and  Retail, W  ash- 

irigton  Pi  all,  105  Saginaw. 
Lnaper  C  &  W  N,  lawyers,  18 i  Saginaw. 
Dunlap  Oliver,  dentist,  165  Saginaw. 
Dunning  F.dv.  ia  L,  ^aloon  and  billard  hall, 

1 18  Saginaw. 
Pari  Ciiancy  E,  physician, ^Saginaw. 
LdwanL  George,  saloon,  Saginaw. 
KUiutt  W  G,ph)sician,  Pluron. 


First  r^alio*ial  llaiilc.  Capital  .sioo,- 
000,  David  Ward  Pre-,  Charles  Dav.-.vorr 
Ca-h,  Heni-'-  T  Gerls  Ass't  Cashier,  166 
Saginav.-.    (See  adv. 

Fisher  Charles  E,  boots  and  shoes;  Sagi- 
na'-v. 

Fisher  Edward  Pi,  livery  stable,  cor  Saginaw 

and  Andrev,-. 
Plsher 

Jacob,  barber,  Saginaw.  ^ 
Fitch  Mis.  Sarah,  (bessmaker,  106  Saginaw. 
Fitzpairick  John,  county  clerk,  Saginav.-. 
Fitzgerald  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  110 
Saginaw. 

Plower  &  Norton,  lumbermen,  Saginaw. 
Flower  &  Pittman,  hardware  and  farm  imple- 
ments, 172  Saginaw. 
Forsyth  Wra,  manager  Hodges  House,  cor  . 

Sagina.w  and  Pike, 
Foster  John  P,  chief  engineer  fire  depart- 
ment, Fireman'.s  Hall. 
Foster  &  Vocrheis,  furniture  and  undertak- 
ers, 178  Saginaw. 
Fox  Gustavus  R,  crockery,  165  Saginaw. 
Freeman  Green,  flouring  mills.  Perry. 
Freeman  Mr>  L,  dressmaker,  109  Sagina-.v. 
Fuller  E  J,  physician,  Bayley. 
Galbraith  Frank  G,  physician,  Saginaw. 
Gale  George,  painter,  176  Saginaw. 
Gile^   Samuel    H,  sewing'  machine  agent, 

Saginaw  nr  postoffice. 
Going  Henry  J,  city  marshal,  Judson. 
Goin'7  C  H  k  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  161  Sagi- 


naw 


Goodwin  Charles  C,  blacksmith,  Sjginaw. 
Giay  W'eUington  W,  boots  and  shoes,  143 
Saginaw. 

Cireen  Archibald  PI,  insurance,  Saginaw. 
Green  George,  coi^per,  }'atter^on. 
Green  Thonias,  liverv  stable,  Paterson. 
Green  J  J      Co,  diy  goods,  16S  Saginaw. 
Halibaugh  John,  propr  Rose  H-uise,  Pcrr)'. 
Hall  G  A  3:  Co,  flouring  mills,  Lawrence. 
Hall  1  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  Pike. 
HarnUn  Calvin,  saloon,  Saginaw. 
Hammond  &:  Hilton,  commission  and  pro- 
duce, Lawrence  E. 


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National  Bank 


CAPITAL  PAID   IN,        -  -  $100,000. 


1>AVU.>  WARD,  PresidenL  CHAS.  DAWSON.  Cashl 

W.  W.  GRAY,  Vice  President.  HKNRV  J.  GKRLS,  As. 


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Harger  James  H,  deputy  register  of  deeds, 
Lawrence. 

Sl<ir^-er  «S:  Ifusledf  Livery  aivi  Sale 

Sial.jt:,  Saginaw. 
PIrirri>  John  A,  dentist,  147  Saginaw, 
riealy  Edward,  grocer,  Saginaw. 
Heitsclis  Hubert,  planing  niiii  and  sash  aiid 

blind  mnfr,  cor  Water  and  Perry. 
Herrlck  Laban  J,  sewing  machine  agent, 

iS?  Siiginaw. 
Mickmott  Thomas,  saloon,  Saginaw. 
IJiciiS  «Sc  l>8irfe<N  Blacksmithr,,  Pike  \V. 
High  Alvin  C,  harness  maker,  cor  Sagmaw 

and  Lawrence, 
lliil  Augustus  A,  barber,  169  Saginaw. 
Hill  Cyrus  F,  barber,  Saginaw. 
Hill  Harvey  N,  picket  fence  and  pump  mnfr, 

Pike. 

Hitchcock  Poller  A,  hats,   caps  and  furs, 

133  Saginaw. 
Hodges  Mrs  M  A,  propr  Hodges  House, 

cor  Saginaw  and  Pike. 
Piollway  Frederick  &  Co,  meat  market,  iSo 

Saginaw. 

Holley  Mrs  J  P,  millinery,  151  Saginaw. 
H.opkinson  Spencer  M,  building  mover,  Mt 
Clemens. 

Horton  Frank,  telegraph  operator,  D.  &  M. 

R.  R.  Depot. 
Howard  Charles  A,  dry  goods,  174  Saginaw. 
Jacokes  James  A,  lawyer  and  commissioner, 

1/3  Saginaw, 
Jemison  James,  insurance.  1.S2  S:iginaw. 
Kallenbach  George,  baker  and  conf  cctioner, 

Saginaw.  ■ 

Plimball  Charles  P\  sec  St  Clair  and  Chicago 

Air  Line  Raih'oad,  Saginaw. 
King  &  Pisher,  livery  stables,  Saginaw. 
.King  W  D  &  Co,  founders  and  machinists, 

Orchard  Lake  w  s  railroad. 
Koenig  Charles,  saloon,  122  Saginaw. 
Kudner  Charles,  lawyer,  12  Saginaw. 
Lawry  Martin,  carriage  maker  and  black- 

smiili,  Lawrence. 
Le  Baron  Robert,  physician,  Lawrence. 
Leroy  Myron  F,  grocer,  171  Saginaw. 
Linabury  Henry  !\L  drug[^isl,  136  Saginaw. 
Lord  Henry  \V,  lumber  and  produce,  D, 

M.  R.  R.  Depot. 
McCaffrey  iV  Lake, merchant  tailors,Saginaw. 
McCallum  Jolm,  sheepskin  tannery,  Ptayley. 
McConnell  H  P       \V  C,   dry  good-^,  145 

SajiTinaw. 

Mclvinley  Bros,  bankers,  cor  Saginaw  and 
Pike. 

Ifll'lji'llllUll  Groceries  and  Pio- 

vibic.ms,  120  Sagmaw. 

itl;tl>!<'y  'I'lioin-.is,  Clothing  and  Gents' 
I'  Ui  nidiiiiL,  Ciwod-;,  171)  and  iSl  Sagi- 
naw. 

Matliews  SoIonAon  S,  postmaster,  Saginaw. 
MultCMm  Bradley,  tobacco  and  cigars,  113 
Saginaw. 


j  Mattison  ¥  B  Co,  cigar  rnnfrs,  107  Sagi- 
I  naw. 

I  Meloy  John,  grocer,  cor  Saginaw  and  Water. 
I  Tviessinger  Pi  Frank,  hardware,  cor  Saginav, 
j      and  Pike. 

j  ;^IoyerS    John,   Propr   As'.or  Hou-.e, 
Saginaw '  nr  River. 
Moroney  John  A  E,  boots  and  shoes,  15-; 
Saginaw. 

Moutier  Michael,  groceries  and  crockery, 
109  Saginaw. 
I  Murray  &  Jackson,  blacksmiths,  Lawrence  E. 
Nisbett  &  Kelly,  j>roprs  "  Pontiac  Bili  Post- 

er,"  147  Saginaw. 
North  Albert  G,  druggist  and  grocer,  I4; 
I  Saginaw. 

I  Northern  Hotel,  Wm  Willits,  propr,  Sagi 
naw. 

Norton  (Sc  Jacobs,  hardware,  1 41  Saginaw, 
Nusbaumer  Joseph,  groceries  and  provisioii:., 
I      Saginaw  n  of  Court  House. 
!  Ojrlc  J.'?l2ie.«»,  Propr  Poutiac  House,  Cot 
I       S.^gijiaw  and  Water. 
C>it2  Mrs  C  H,  dress  maker,  Saginaw. 
Orr  Tames  W,  freight  and  ticket  agent  D. 

&  M,  R.  R.,  depot. 
Orvis  James  C,  Hour  and  piaster  mil)-,  Mill. 
Osmun  A  jr  &  Co,  agricultural  implements, 

150  Saginaw. 
Otto  Henry  A,  carpenter.  Lawrence  E. 
Quatermas:^  William,  photographer,  J47  Sa- 
ginaw. 

Palmer  Samuel  A,  carpenter  and  builder, 
Perry. 

Palmer  Willard  C,  carriage  maker,  Law- 
rence P3. 

Parke  John  PI,  manager  N.  W.  Telegraph, 
^     115  Saginaw. 

Parker  Rev  H  J,  \^Coiigregationalist). 

Parsons  Ih others,  carriage  and  sleigh  mnfrs. 
Andrew  W. 

Partridge  Son,  confectioners,  167  Sagi- 
naw. 

Pauli  &  Christian,  boot  and  shoemakers,  S.» 
ginaw. 

I'each  Thoma.s,  confectioner  and  blacksmith. 
Saginaw. 

Pepper  Wm  J,  pianos  and  organs,  1S2  Sa 
ginaw. 

Phelps  Phillip  B,  restaurant,  D.  ^  M.  R.  R- 
depot. 

Pitlman  Charle^  B,  insurance  agent,  Pike. 
Pitiman  &  Zimmerman,  merciiant  taiKii>. 

I  ^2  Saginaw. 
&*oiitiar  E:in  l>oMoi\  ^Weekly),  Ni> 

bett  vV  Kelly,  Kdiior>,  Publishers  and  Job 

Printers,  147  .S.iginaw. 
Por.tiac  (.;a>   Light  Co,   Dan  D  Thurber, 

sec  and  irea-^,  152  Siginaw. 
I'ontiac  Ga/elle,  (weekly).  Poutiac  Gametic 

Co.  puldi^liei s,  cor  S.iginaw  and  Pike. 
I'oillisiC  lioiiN«',  Jan»e^  Ogle,  Prv^pr, 

cui  Sagiuiw  .ind  Waier. 


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P<>2?Sftac  liniiih'i'g  Wor.Us,  Chas  E 

Wakemaji.  Pr^pr,  cor  Saginaw  and  Law- 
rence. 

l  ouncl  Johr,,  staple  and  fa".cy  dry  good;;,  177 
Saginaw. 

Powell  Joseph  C,  judge  of  probate,  Saginaw 
South. 

llitil  ISoad  Exclsats^t?.  ?vlichaei  S 
Dart,  I'rc.pr,  cov  Saginaw  aiid  T/.>.)!Ma5. 

Reeves  Rev  A,  (Epi.-copalian). 

Reynolds  John  A,  meat  rnaikct,  Sa_^irjaw. 

Rice  Benjamiiz  A,  carriage  maker,  Lawrence 
East. 

E^olfsertSOlS  Tl'l??.?  Groceries  and  Pro- 

vi.-;ion5,  cor  Saginaw  and  Pike. 
Rose  Ilouse,  John  Haiibaugli.  propr,  Peny. 
Ross  Donald,  road  inspector  D.  &  ^L  R.  R., 

depot. 

Rossrnan  &  Fox,  clothing,  National  Block, 
Sagiriaw. 

m.  €lmr     Cbicago  Air  lAne.  M 
Mashali  S  Hadley,   Manager  and  Supt, 
Michael  E  Crofo;it,  Pres,  and  Charle^  F 
Kimhail,  Sec,  124  Saginaw. 

^iiwyer  .I«:»sepii  1^,  Attorney  at  Lav/, 
181  Saginaw. 

Scliai'fer  Cj^rl,  Furniture  and  Uphol- 
stering, 1 10  Saoinaw. 

Scott  Robert  D,  carriages  and  wa.-^ons,  I'd^e. 

Scott  Misses  A  &  M,  hair  goods, 147  Saginaw. 

Second  NlS-liOMitl  Bl'illk,  Capital, 
$100,000,  H  Woodard.  Pres,  Calvin 
Rose,  Vice-Pres,  A  A  Lidl,  Cash,  169  Sa- 
ginaw.   (See  adv.) 

Shaft  Adam,  cooijef,  Fluron. 

Simpson  Albert  B,  county  treasurer.  Court 
Plouse, 

Smith  James  F,  groceries  and  crockery,  170 
Saginav/, 

Smith  John  M,  produce  dealer,  Paterson. 
Smith  Thaddeus  A,  register  of  aecds,  lives  at 
Commerce. 

Smolk  Charles  B,  sewing  machine  ngt,'nt,  179 
Saginaw. 

Soper  Mrs  S  li),  dressmaker,  160  Saginaw. 
Stanlake  Robert,  grocer,  14S  Saginaw. 


;  vStevcns  Geo       barber,  166  Saginaw. 

j  Stone  Levi,  blacksmith,  Warren. 

'  Taylor  cc  Freeman,  floiinng  mills  and  prc- 

!  duce  dealers,  170  Saginaw. 

j  Ten  Eyck  Junius,  lawyer,  iSi  Saginaw, 

{  Terry  Alfred,  sewing  machine  agent,  Sagi- 

I  nav.'. 

I  Terry  James,  restaurant,  171  Saginav.\ 

!  Tl5.ii>rpe  J3rolljei'»,  Meat  Market,  120 

I  Saginaw. 

j  Thurber  Dan  D,  hardware,  1 52  Saginaw, 

j  Toynton  «ic  Kudricr,  bakers  and  confeciion- 

j  ers,  Saginaw. 

I  Turk  Thoma.s.  grocer,  175  Saginaw. 

j  Tuttle  Chailes  W,  builder  and  pump  mnfr, 

I  Saginav.'. 

I  Venhovcn  Henn-,  harness  maker.  Sviginasv. 

j  Walt'e-ti-iinii  Clmi  les       Propr  Pomiae 

I  Knitting  Works,  over  cor  Saginaw  and 

j  Lawrence. 

I  \Yaiicer  Amos,  physician,  Saginaw. 

j  Walker  Emer)  J,  physician,  Saginaw. 

;  Wake;  Frederick, grocer  and  salaou,  Saginaw. 

]  Walter  >Lark,  produce,  rear  161  Saginaw. 

I  Ward  David,  pres  First  National  Bank  an 

j  lumberman,  Orchard  Lake. 

j  Wentherald  Rev  J  F  (^Protestant  Methodist). 

I  Webb  Alfred,  meat  market,  ."5aginaw. 

j  Weeks  James  A,  deputy  treasurer,  Court 

I  PIou?e. 

j  Wells     Co,  druggists  and  grocers,  149  Sagi- 
naw. 

I  Western  Union  Telegraph,  J  II  Parke  man- 
ager, 115  Saginaw. 

'  Wic.n-t  Rev  L  J  (Catholic). 

:  Wi'kins  Rev  C  R  ( F'resbyterian). 

■  Wiiiii-S  SSoil^C,  Wm  Willits  Prvpr,  I 

'  blociv  n  of  Court  House,  Saginaw, 

j  Willits  Wm.  propr  Northern  Hotel,  Saginaw, 

i  WiiiiSfi  Will,  Propr  of  Willits  House,  i 

j  block  n  (jf  Court  House,  Saginaw. 

1  Wilson  Henr)--  H,  boots  and  shoes,  Saginaw. 

'  Wilson  John  P,  physician,  Saginaw. 

\  Wmslow  Jerome,  saloon,  Lawrence  E. 

1  Wykes  Joiiii,  freight  and  passenger  agent 

1  ■  D.ik  NL  R.  R.  depot. 


Second  National  Bank, 

PONTIAC,  MICHIGAN. 


CAPITAL,  -  -  -  $100,000. 

vSURPLUS,    -  -  -         -  20,000. 

Collections  remitted  for  on  Day  of  Payment,  at  lowest 

rate  of  Excliange. 

OnMciiKs:—H.  WOODARD,  Prest.         C ALV  IN  RObK,  Vi-  c  Prest.  A    A.  LULL.  Ca^hitr 

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FOR 


POOL, 

A  postoirice  ia  Africa  to'xvuship,  Lapeer 
county,  lo  miles  southeasl.  of  Lapeer.  It  is 
3 J?  mile?  from  ALlica,  the  nearest  railroad 
station,  on  the  C.  &  L.  H,  R.  R.  It  is  in  a 
good  farmin*"counrry,  and  all  kinds  of  faiui 
produce,  tog-ether  v\-ich  lumber  and  shingles, 
are  shipped  av/ay.  Poole  has  a  weekly  mail. 
F.  M.  West,  postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Buckincrliarn  O  G.  saw  and  shing-Ie  n">:ll. 
Burt  W,  botanic  physician. 
Force  A  L,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Laing  Rev  A  R  (Methodist). 


GS. 


{See  Onekavza). 


PORTAGE. 

A  small  village  of  loo  inhabitants  in  Por- 
tage tov.'nshipj  Kalamazt.o  county,  7  miles 
south  of  Kalamazoo.  It  on  the  L.  S.  vX  }vL 
S.  R.  R.  It  was  settled  in  1S35.  f'^i^^i  car 
loads  of  goods  can  be  sent  direct  to  Portage, 
hut  less  in  quantities  to  Kalamazoo.  Tlie 
country  is  level,  vvdih  sandy  soil,  and  with 
small  lakes  interspersed.  The  products  are 
wheat,  corn,  oats,  potatoes,  and  wool. 
Wheat  and  potatoes  are  the  chief  shipments. 
Portage  has  a  daily  mail.  R.  Durkee,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Durkee  E,  station  agent. 
Hooper  Henry,  propr  hotel. 
Ingersoll  Asa,  grocer. 
Reed  John,  blacloniilh. 
Wood  Jarues^  boot  and  shoemaker. 

-  PORTAGE  CENTER. 


A 

Purta;^e). 


viliaije 


of 


Kalamazoo    county.  (<St'^ 


PORT  AUSTIN. 


Formerly  the  county  seat  of  Huron  county 
(now  removed  to  Bad  Axe),  a  village  of 
about  1,000  inhabitants,  at  the  northern 
e.xtremity  of  the  cuunty,  aiui  at  t)ie  mouth  »)f 
Saginaw  bay.  [i  i-  120  miles  north  of  De- 
troit, 60  norihea.>t  of  Bay  City,  and  16  I  j 
miles  mjrth  of  Bad  A.\e.  It  has  an  exten- 
sive lumbering  e.>tabli,^hmeiU,  salt  works,  a 
tluuring  mill  and  some  other  manufacti)ries. 
A  weekly  paper,  the  Huron  C  ounty  Xe-.os, 
is  pabli..iied  here,  and  there,  are  2  churches 
and  a  uuii)n  school.  The 'very  best  i)l  f.uui- 
ir,g  huuls  lie  back  ol  tlie  viibigc.  ('.MMin, 
pea.s,  potatoes  and  hay  are  ihe  products; 
wheat  and  barley  l)eiug  es[K'ciaily  successful 
crops.  i^ay  City  is  the  n.are-.l  lailroail 
point.  Fxpre:,s— I  •,j|lins'  ;  Telegraph— Wesi- 
urn  Union.    'I'lio-,.  Winsor,  poiimiUtcr. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Ayres  &  Co,  general  store  and  salt,  and  lum- 
ber mnfrs. 
Canrobeli  W  J,  blacksmith. 
Clark  Rev  E  P. 

Coopc-r  William  H  &  Co,  general  store  ar.i 

express  agents. 
Doney  T  W,  mason. 
Drury  Richard,  harness  maker. 
Engle  &  Hall,  lawyers. 
GottschalV:  August,  wagon  ranfr. 
Hazen  &  Crogorv',  meat  market. 
Kimbali  &  Taylar,  boots  and  shoes. 
Kingbley  H  C,  propr  Salt  .Springs  Hotel. 
Mclntyre  D,  photographer. 
McKenzie  H,  tinsmith. 
Merrick  William,  boots  r>nd  shoes. 
Qninn  J  S,  builder  and  architect. 
Richards  Bennett,  physician. 
Ryan  James,  pro}>r  Port  Austin  Hotel. 
Sntiver  H  G,  schoolmaster. 
Tripp  Bros,  meat  market. 
Williams  O  B,  propr  Exchange  Hotel. 
W^insor  jS:  Neill.  general  store. 
Winsor  &  Jarvin,  lawyers   and  insurance 

agents. 


PORT  CRESCENT. 

This  is  a  village  containing  a  population 
of  about  200  souls,  in  Hume  township,  Hur^.'- 
county,  16  miles  north  of  Bad  Axe,  and  4,'- 
southv.  est  of  Port  Austin.  It  is  on  the  shore 
of  Saginaw  bay,  at  the  mouth  of  Penneb.^: 
river,  60  miles  northeast  of  Bay  City,  irs 
nearest  railroad  station.  It  contains  2  saw 
mills,  a  grist  mill,  a  pump  factory,  and  2 
brewery.  The  country  around  comprises 
good  fa!-niing  lands,  and  wheat,  oats  av.-i 
potatoes  are  cultivated.  Telegraph — West- 
ern Union..  Mail,  tri-weekly.  E.  F.  Holmes, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bahenderry  J,  shoemaker. 
Eakins  E  A,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Erneroin  Philip,  blacksmith. 
Hackney  John,  brewer. 

Haskell     Spaulding,  lumber  mnfrs  and  gen- 
eral store. 
Johnson  J  B,  general  store. 
Kcnr.edy  FTcnry,  propr  hotel. 
Ken'.icdy  William,  general  >tore. 
Kennedy  ^:  Dioin,  pump  nmfi^. 
Schlegemilch  C  F,  grist  mill. 
WocJ.s  (Sc  C(\  lumber  mnfrs  and  g^ineral  store 


PORTER. 

.\  small  vill.vge  of  liS  Inhabitants,  in  Por- 
ter tow!i>hip,  Nlidland  county,  on  Pine  rivtr. 
15  nules  southwest  of  Midland  City,  a'^*' 
\\  noi(lica.st  of  St.  Louis.  Merclandisc  »" 
sent  vi.i.  St.  Louis  on  the  S.  V.  &  St.  L.  R. 
The  cuiintry  hereabouts  is  t^uite  new.  H^y* 


I 


TOR 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


FOR 


corn,  potatoes  and  lumber  are  the  produc- 
tions. Porter  has  a  semi-weekiy  mail. 
Lewis  K.  Brewer,  postmaster. 

BUSINLSS  DIRECTORY. 

Brev\'er  O  D,  patent  medicine  ninfr. 
Brewer  Theodore  A,  cooper. 
Fisher  Benjamin  F,  canpenter. 
Puffer  Benjamin  T,  carpenter. 
Robinson  R  J,  cooper. 

PORTER'S. 

Randall:) 

POET  HOPE. 

A  viltao-e  of  J.00  inhabitant^  on  the  shore 
of  Ifke  Huron,  in  f'i.ubicon  township,  Huruu 
county,  20  u'liieo  northeast  of  Bad  Axe,  the 
county  seat,  about  the  same  distance  south- 
east of  Port  Austin,  and  76  n^rth  of  Port 
Huron,    its    usual    shipping    station.  The 
place  contains  one  large  saw  mill,  a  tannery 
and  a  salt  block.    Lumber,  salt,  li:ather  and  . 
wood    are    shipped.    Settled    1S58,    Tele-  i 
graph — Western  Union,    Express — McClure  j 
&  Go's.    Mail  daily.    W.  R',  Stafford,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Coburn  &  Lund,  manufacturers. 
Fuller  Vernon  A,  hotel  propr. 
Haywood  James  E,  general  store. 
Holt  T  \V  (Methodist). 
McDonald  Angus,  notaiy  public. 
McKenzie  D,  architect. 
Miles  Wm  A,  hotel  piopr. 
Ogilvie  R  C,  physician. 

Stafford  Wm  R,  general  stoie  and  express 
agent. 

PORT  I-IURON, 

Port  Huron  is  the  county  seat  of  St.  Clair 
couuly,  and  an  important  commercial  point. 
It  is  situated  at  the  foot  of  lake  Hur^n,  or 
where  that  lake  finds  its  outlet   into  the 
St.    Clair   river.     Black   river,    a  logi;ing 
stream,  also  here  joins  the  St.  Cl;ur,  giving 
Port  Huron  gre.Tt  advantages  as  a  luuibering 
point.    It  is  6iS  miles  west  of  New  York, 
347  east  of  Chicaijo,  62  northeast  «:)f  Detroit, 
and  no  from  Lnnsing.    The  Grand  Trunk 
arid  Great  Western  railways,  starUng  n\>m 
just  across  the  river,  eonm^ct  it  with  I'.utlalo, 
Montreal  aiul  the  east  ;  the  Grand  Trunk 
cr(.^ssing  by  ferry  just  al)i>ve  the  city,  i-^  con- 
tinued on  to  Detroit,  and  t!ie  Chicago  .S: 
Lake  HurDU  R.  R  ,  when  linislicd,  will  con- 
nect tne  city  directly  with  Chicago  by  way 
of  r.apeer,  Flint,  Lau'^ing,  Battle  Creek,  etc. 
.\t  pre>>ent  the  section  bctvvt-en    Flint  and  ] 
I/Mising  is  uncmn ['Icted .     Ferries  connect  ■ 
I'ort  Huron  with  Port  Sarrtia,  <m  iht  oppo-  j 
site  tide  of  the  river,  and  two  street  railways 


extend  northward  to  F-Qrt  Gratiot,  the  place 
of  crossing  of  the  Grand  Trunk.  Railroads 
are  projected  to  1-exington  &  Saginaw,  but 
the  depression  in  railroad  interests  that  has 
exi>,ted  for  a  year  or  tv.-o  past  has  prevented 
any  active  progress  being  made  with  them. 

According  to  the  census  of  i;'74,  Port 
Pluroa  has  a  population  of  S,2AO,  a  liberal 
sup[)ly  of  churches,  schools  and  societies,  a 
daily  newspaper,  the  Times,  republican, 
a  semi-weekiy,  the  Commercial,  democratic, 
and  2  weeklies,  \laft  Farmer' s  Visito>\  and  the 
Sahirday  Morning  JouKnal,  an  efticient  fire 
department,  gas  worlis,  sewerage,  water 
works,  and  a  fine  court  house.  Two  elegant 
iron  bridges  cross  Black  river. 

l"he  heaviest  branch  of  trade  in  Port 
Huron  is  in  iuniber,  there  being  some  half 
dozen  saw  mills  in  operation,  and  half  as 
many  pianing  mills.  There  are  also  3 
foundries  and  machine  shops,  2  or  3  brew- 
eries, a  flouring  mill,  a  barrel  factory,  a  tan- 
nery, and  an  extensive  dry  dock  and  2  ship 
yards.  A  large  trade  is  also  done  in  fish. 
Port  Fluron  is  a  port  of  entry,  and,  in  the 
number  of  emigrants  who  first  tread  on 
United  States  sod,  is  surpassed  by  no  other 
port  in  the  country,  Xew  York  only  excepted. 

The  site  of  Port  Huron  was  taken  up  by 
Hon.  D.  B.  Harrington,  in  1S19.  Fort 
Gratiot  had  been  established  since  iSi2. 
The  Gratiot  road  was  cut  through,  giving  it 
land  communication  with  Detroit,  in  1S33. 
Two  years  later  the  village  was  incorporated 
under  the  name  of  Port  Huron.  In  1S57  it 
secured  a  city  charter,  and  in  1859  was  con- 
nected v/ith  Detroit  by  rail.  Its  growth  has 
been  steady  and  healthy,  with  nothing  of 
inflation  about  it.  and  in  time,  no  doubt, 
Port  Huron  will  become  a  large  city  and  an 
important  trade  center.  William  HarstuiT, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

A<lanis  C-ioo  F  A:  To.  Billiard  Hall, 

cm-  Huron  ave  a;id  Butler. 
Albiusou   JaillUS  if.  Plumber,  Gas 
and  Steam  Fitter,  Agent  Ohio  Sewer  Pipe, 
Huron  ave.    \  Sc\'  cdv.) 
AlhsOll  aloil'St?,  Patrick  McElroy  Propr, 

foot  of  Butler. 
Alvord  H   H  vS:  Co,  liquors  and  cigars.  69 
Water. 

American      Canadian  Express  Co,  Alexan- 
der Glascow  agent. 
Asmati  Charles,  n\crchanl  tailor,  Huron  ave. 
Atkins  Lewis,  city  clerk,  Ci'ty  Hali 
.-\tU:ns  Lewis  confectioJiery  and  rest.Turant, 

1 1         a  >  e. 
AtliiiiHOii    Ki*oHi«Ms,    Attorneys  at 

L.'vw,  Huron  ave. 
Avery  cv:  Mavphy.        mill,  MililRry. 
B*\er  Chailes,  grocericN  ami  liquors,  cor  Hani 
and  Huron  ave. 


628 


POR 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEEa. 


POR 


3l'Ailcy  -J-  CsOftiM,   Phy-ician,  No  2 
'  Huron. 

p]aker  Joseph'  D,  book  binrler,  Times  build- 
in  jr. 

Maker  "I'aieJStiiHC-  Saloon,  Plurouave. 
B.i'entine  Silas  L,  general  store,  Huron  ave. 
Balkwill  Thomas,  carriao;e  maker,  Qaaj-. 
Mnm-rm't  Wisa  f^.  Receiver  C.  &  L.  H. 

R.'R.,  "viLliiaiy. 
Barnett  iliram    o:  Ricliard,   founders  and 


machinists,  M  e  i'  c  h  a  n  I: . 


Barringer  Horace  T,  jev.-eler,  ?vlilitaiy. 
Barron  Win.  H,  ['hotog-ranlier,  21  Huron  ave. 
Harry  .f??.5ucs  J',  Attorney  at  Law,  30 

Pluron  ave. 
Batchelor  &  Son,  sav/  mill,  cor  Military  and 

AVater. 

Baxter  Cbarle-;  YV  &  Co,  coal,  foot  of  Com- 
mercial. 

Beach  Henry  A,  insurance,  Lapeer  ave, 

Meili§  Mi^n^un^  Agent  Wheeler  S:  Wil- 
son Sewing  Machine,  103  Huron  ave. 

Benedict  James  W,  ^voc-ry,  Mili'lary. 

Bennett  D:in'tfi  M,  physician,  Military. 

Bennett  Isaiah,  blacksmith,  Huron  ave. 

Bennett  AViiliam  N,  millwright,  cor  Stb  and 
Union. 

Berend  Augustus,  planing  mill  and  sash  and 

blind  mnfr.  Water. 
Berg  &  Su}  er,  boots  and  shoes,  Huron  ave. 
Bertholomew  Joseph  L,  tinsmith,  Quay. 
Bestor  Daniel  M,  photographer,  Water  W. 
Biddlecomb  Wal'er,  grocer,  cor  Ontario  and 

Beers. 

Billinstem  John  E,  brewery.  River. 
Bishop  Thomas  B,  sewing  machine  agent, 
Huron  ave. 

Bishop  Mrs  Thos  P,  hair  goods,  Huron  ave. 
Blower  John,  general  store.  Water. 
Booker  Wni  H,  barber.  Water. 
Botslord  J()bn   E  0!C>Co.    forwarding  and 

commission,  ferry  dock. 
Bol»?rfH'd  Jiihn       U  S  Inspector  of 

Hulls  of  Steam  Vessels,  26  Miiitarv. 
Boycc  J  J  &  Co,  Bankers,  E.xchang.e 

Office  and  Pine  Lands,  Huron  ave. 
Bradford  Kghert  C,  agent  National  S'.avc 

Co,  cor  Quay  and  Erie. 
Bradley  Geo  W,  barber,  Butler. 
Brooks,  Joslyn  .S:  Co,  lumber  mnfrs.  River. 
Brown  Alex,  dining  rooms,  r>utler. 
Brown  ^^a^tin  W,  confectionery,  Butler. 
Blown  RusscU,  saloon,  Huron  ave. 
j;rushe!I  Richard,  confecMonery,  Huron  ave. 
Bryaut  Brothers,  meat  market,  Quay. 
Buckeridgc  Wm,  wagon  maker,  Quav. 
Canadian  Ex  pre--;  Co,         G'ascow,'  agent. 
Canhatn  W.ii.  oysters  and  ti>ii,  .\lilitar>-. 
Carleton  Mile>  H,  school  supt. 
Carletoh  Moses  l\  county  cNu  k,  City  H.ill. 
CanoU  Mr.-:  M.'ir,:.in-t,  grocer,  H.uon  ave. 
Cassidy  Mich  ici,  >aloon,  o't  .Military  and 

Water. 


C'ViV-  iiiOrJte  >JicliOla.s.  Agent  for  ]■,. 

anos,   Organs,  and   Howi    Sewing   M .. 

chines.  Military.    {See  adv.) 
ChridTVh'k  &  Po?ter,  Attorneys 

Law.  Solicitors  an-l  Xotanes  Public,  ovt. 

Isi  National  Bank,  Huron  ave. 
Channberlin  Eli  B,  county  surveyor.  Broc'-. 

WDV  P  O. 

daicas'o  &  Lake  liuroii  liail 

Hoaii  Co,  Consolidation  of  Port  Hutoi 
and  Lake  Michigan  and  Peninsular  Rr.:;. 
^•.-ays,  office  cor  Fourth  and  Court.  (^Si: 
adv. ) 

City  Plotel,  Wm  Earnest,  propr,  Huron  av-. 

City  Railway.  James  Baird,  pres,  F  H  Var.- 
dcrburgh,  sec,  John  Johnston,' treas,  Hu- 
ron ave. 

City  Water  V/ork^  Louis  Atkins,  sec,  rv. 
cor  Huroa  ave  and  BarcL 

Ckark  Mrs  H,  miiliner.%  Water. 

Clark      Kirchmiair,  drug  d-rs,  24  Huron  ave. 

Coie  Adoiplius  1),  livery  .stable,  Huron  a\c. 

Cole  As:i_  Sii,  U  S  Inspector  Steam 
Boilers,  ottice  26  Military,  res  Water. 

Cole  John,  lumber  dc:der,  tluron. 

Corbect  &  Co,  grocers,  Huron  ave. 

Corrigan  James,  propr  Detroit  House,  But- 
ler, 

Crackel  &  Thorn,  p.iinters,  W^ater. 
Cronau  John,  barber,  Butler. 
Davidson  James  A,  carpets,  6  Military. 
Detroit    Plouse,    James    Corrigan,  propr, 
Buiier. 

Dixon  Albert,  florist,  Pine. 
Doe  Charles,  propr  Pine  Grove  House,  Pint 
Grove  ave. 

DufT  John,  grocery  and  meat  market,  foot  of 
Butler. 

Earnest  Wm,  propr  City  Hotel,  Huron  avo. 
Ea-^!and  Theodore,  saloon,  Butler. 
i-^cli«50:i  Will  P,  Supt  Port  Huron  an  i 

Gratiot  Street  Railway  and  General  Ticket 

Otnce.  Huron  a\e. 
l£i<'lih(>rit      dijsri€««.  Mnfr  Cig  rv 

Restau'.  int  and  Billiards,  next  door  Cr.y 

Opera  House,  22  Military.    [See  <n;:-.) 
E!l:.-tt    Robert    B,   propr    Elliott  Hou-o, 
er. 

En  ilich  Brother,  bakery  and  saloon,  Ha- 
ron  ave. 

Ernst  Wm  F,  groceries  and  crockery,  W.i- 
ter. 

Ewi.",-  .Klfred.  li(iuors.  Water. 
l•l\^'ll:^n^•o  Ilotrl,  Miss  Li;!2ieGahm, 

I'li^pr,  Buth  r. 
Karnum  J  K.  physician,  Exchange  Bh>ck. 
Fa; rand  Bcdutel  C,  lawyer,  Hu:-on  ave. 
F.  rr.in  !  I  imes  B,  h^ots  and  >hocs,  56  Wt 

tor. 

Finch  George  A,  hooks  and  stationer}-,  Hu 
ron  ave. 

Finster  Frevlerick,  physician,  otVicc  26  M»1i 
tary'. 


P<jR  AND  EUSINF.23  DIRXCrORY.  TOR  629 


Manufacturer  arid  Ywiolesnle  Dealer  in 

Extra  Pastry  and  Choice  Family  Fiour, 

r+HAHAH  AND  E'JOKTHSA?  rLOT?a.  H3AL  ANDTSSD  OF  ALL  GEA223. 
Highest  Market  Price  Paid  for  Grain.  "SSS 

PORT  HURON,        ■  -  -  MICHIGAN. 


J 


i*Ianufactiirer  of  and  Dealer  in  the  Celebrated 

OTHER   CHOICE    BRA^'DS  CIGARS, 


m — ^ 


L'oba.000,  l-^ii3es5  &o, 


Wine  and  Bcsr  Hesta^arant.  Soutli  ^^fJ^^y^^P^'^'^  Ho'ase.  Port  Kurcn,  llioh. 

"""""  "k"'"gawt^Iorn^^^ 


Mrst-Uiass  i^ianos 


And  Ailment  for  the  Celebrated 

o 

Corner  of  Pine  and  Military  vStreets,  PORT  HURON,  MICH. 


Also  Pi.ino  and  Organ  Tuner.    Church  Organ  Tuning  a  specialty.    Best  reference  pivcn. 


ARDWARE. 


E.  D.  WELDING. 

Keeps  constantly  on  hnnd  a  Large  Stock  of  Shelf  and  Heavy 
HARDWx^RE,  Copper  and  Tinware.    Paints,  Oils, 
Glass,  Putty,  Nails,  etc.,  etc. 

THE  CHEAPEST  HARDWARE  STORE  IN  THE  COUNTY. 

No.  31  Huron  Avenue,        -  -         PORT  HURON,  MICH. 


630 


TOR 


?.!ICtHGA.%"  STATE  GAZETTEER 


POR 


First  ?'7ano.i8al  Usxnli^  H.on  D  Har- 
rington,  Vies,  James  H.ow;-.rd,  Vicr-Pres, 
Joiin  K  Miller,  Cash,  cor  Huron  .n-e  and 
Fvivc! . 

Fish  George,  grocer,  Butler. 

Fish  A  1^  11,  -Mtifrs  and  Dealers  in 
Lumber,  Lath,  Bridge  Timber  and  Dock- 
ing, Griswold. 

Fitzgerald  Edward,  ship  builder,  Commer- 
cial. 

Flahaff  Mrs  Catherine,  confectionery,  Btitler. 
Flanagan  Wm,  cooper,  I^apier  ave. 
Flynn  A  L,  manager  for  Meyers  &  Co,  6th. 
Forbes  Mrs  A,  liquors,  Butier. 
Foster  Andrew,  boots  rrnd  shoes,  Military. 
Fraiiklin  House,  J  B  Siieplierd,  propr,  Mili- 
tary. 

FriJSer  I'.JlIl!ll>,  Real  Estate,  Insur- 
ance and  Abstract  Oince,  cor  Hurori  ave 
and  Q)uay. 

Frazer  James  H,  propr  Marine  House,  cor 

Broad  and  Commercial. 
Freeman  Erastus,  '.va. climaker,  2\Iilit:ivy. 
Funston  Albert  C,  restaurant,  Quo.y. 
Gahan  i'.Iiss  Lizzie,  propr  of  Exchange  Hotel, 

Butler. 

Gardner  Rev  T  C  (Methodist), 

Garlick  George,  wagon  maker,  I>apeer  ave. 

Glascow  Alexander,  agent  American  and 
Canadian  Express  Cos, 

Goodale  Mrs  Elizabeth,  hair  dresser,  Mili- 
tary. 

Goo^lssasiSi  Sii^sxaoiS^J,  Clotlnng,  Hats, 
Caps  and  Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  Huron 
ave. 

CSotsIdfiJi'S  ^:  Kobca'ts,  Wholesale 
Lii'uors  and  Cigars.  Huron. 

Graves  A  FI  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes,  33  Mil- 
itary. 

Green  Stephen  B,  grocer,  Water. 
Greib  Charles,  propr  Union  Hotel,  Huron 
ave. 

Gucrin  Daniel  J,  livery  stables,  Quay. 
Hale  Steplien,  baker,  Huron  ave. 
Hall  Miss  Hannah,  dvess  maker,  Huron  ave. 
Harder  Christian,  (louring  mills,  (^uay. 
Harper  Wm  S,  marble  works,  Milit;iry. 
Harris  Edward  W,  circiut  judge,  Military. 
IffarlsO!!  ^Vjii  W,  Register  of  Deeds, 
City  llaM. 

Harstuf-f  Wm,  postmaster  Exchange  Block. 
ILisleit  James  H,  merchant  tailor,  2S  Huron 
ave. 

Havnes  &;  Beards,  lumber,  22  Militaiv. 
Hendricks  ATherr,  brewery,  River. 
Hibhard  Wm  15  .S:  Jwhn,  saw  mills,  foot 
Quay._ 

Hicks  Wm  C,  pianos  ami  organs  and  sewing 

machines,  2  Huron  ave. 
Hill  Pet;  r,  lumber  inspector,  7th. 
Hill  Sylvester,  w.igons,  <Ju.iy. 
Koch  Rev  J  C  (Cicrnrui  Rcfornied). 
Hock  Jacob,  bakery,  liullor. 


j  Hoffman  Ferdinand,  carpet  weaver,  Huror 
j  avenue. 

!  Hoffman  John  P,  saloon,  military. 
Holiis  Edward,  manager  Chicago  &  L.  .S. 

Ry  machine  shop,  7th. 
Hope  Henry  C,  grocer,  cor  Water  and  yih. 
Hoskin  John,  tailor  and  saloon,  Quay. 
Hov/ard  James,  furniture,  19  Huron  ave. 
Howard  &  Soii,  sav/  and  planing  mill,  V/ater. 
Hoyt  Re\  J  S  (Congreg-'tionaiist »,  cor  71b 
and  Court. 

Hu'jbard  Brothers,  dentists,  cor  Fluron  ave 
j      and  Butler. 

I  Huffman  Oc;dc-n.  restaurant,  Huron  ave. 
Hull  &  Boyce,  hardware,  paints  ar^l  oils,  26 

and  2S  Mill  tar}". 
Huner  &  Co,  meat  market,  24  Military. 
Hunter  i^v:  Franklin,  block  and  pump  makers, 

cor  Huron  and  Quay, 
f  Sisr<»ii  If  €>M*C,  Geo  Knill  Propr,  Hurun 

ave.    '  Sfe  adv.) 
Inslee  &:  Rathfon,  grain  and  produce,  c.-r 

Water  and  Military, 
ludermill  Fred,  grocer,  cor  Military  and 

Water. 

Jacobi  Jacob,  clothing,  17  Military, 
jacobi  Joseph,  clothir.g,  4  Huron  ave. 
Jenks  Wm  S     O  L,  iron  works,  cor  4th  and 
Union. 

Joiiil^OU  &;  Carriages  and  Wagons, 

cor  4th  and  Water. 
JTotillStOll  Joilil  &  Co,  Bankers,  cor 

Military  and  Water. 
Jones  Geo  W,  fancy  goods,  millinery  and 

hair  goods,  Huron  ave. 
Kendall  John  B,  sheriff,  City  Hail. 
Kennev  Robert,  saloon.  Commerci.';!. 
Kibbee  Jared,  physician  ar.d  dentist,  Mili- 

taiy. 

iiilots  T  liCW,  Propr  Saturday  Morning 
Journal,  $1  per  annum,  Independent,  29 
Huron  ave. 

£i.iinl)all  Port  Huron  Flour  Mill, 

Water.    [JS^^  aJz/.) 
King  James,  grocer,  Huron. 
King  Ludovic  S,  grocer,  livery  stable,  Huron 

ave. 

Kinney  Chester,  crockery  and  notions,  6 
.Military. 

(411111  Ooorj^o,   Propr    Huron  House. 

Hur.in  .ave.    {S^v  adv.) 
Kornrum[)f  John,  photographer,  Quay. 
Kuhn  Ilonrv,  leather.  Military. 
Langmeycr  Christian,  tailor,  Huron  a\e. 
Lapine  Alexander,  restaurant,  Butler, 
j   Larigo  ^t^s  F.  M,  dress  maker,  Huron  ave. 
I   Larncvl  .Xs,;.  pr(>pr  l.ariievl  House,  Butler. 
liUriliMl   lloilHO,  As.i   Larncd  Propr. 

remper.\noe  H.iuse.  Butler, 
l.awler  jv'hn.  meal  market,  Butler, 
l.awton      W,  F.\ch.\ngt'  Hole!,  P.atlor. 
Lcightou  <IV:  Dunford,  ship  builders.  r«^'n 
merciul. 


PGR 


AN'D  BL'SINESS  DIRECTORY. 


FOR 


631 


Lemiin  Charles,  barber,  Huron,  ave. 

I,ewis  Rev  A  M  (Episcopalian). 

Lewis  &  Lauzon,  planing  mill  and  sa.sh  fac- 
tory, Q)uay. 

Lingeiuann  Antoine,  l>ul.ler. 

Lohrstorfer  Frederick,  boots  and  sboes, 
Huron  ave. 

Long  John,  jewelry,  miuLar\-. 

Look  Henn-'M,  lawyer,  Huron  ave. 

Lorenzo  Louis,  saloon,  Butler. 

Loud  Christian,  salooii,  Sutferin. 

Lynn  Dennis,  saloon,  Butler, 

McArthur  &  Higgins,  rnarble  works,  cor  7th 
and  Water. 

McCarty  Robert  A,  rnariiie  reporter,  Com- 
mercial, 

McCorniick  John,  harness  maker,  Military. 
McCoy  Miss  Sarah,  millinery,  Huron  avc. 


I  McDonnell  Thomas  D  S,  stationery  and 
1      news  depot,  postoffice. 

!  McElheron  Vv'm  H,  W  U  Tel  operator,  ferry 
i  dock. 

j  McEiroy  F?«tri<-k,  Propr  Albion  House, 

f  jot  of  Luller.    {See  adv.) 
1  ?sL:Larland  Rev  Alexander  (Eapti'^t). 
i  McKay  .llalcolm.  Justice -^the  Peace, 

30  Huron  ave,  Propr  National  Hotel, 
I  Butler. 

I  McKeund  John,  freight  a^ent  C.  &  L.  H. 

j      R.  R.,  cor  7th  and  Grisv.old. 

:   McKenzie  Daniel,  blacksmith,  Water. 

i  McMoran  Henry,  grocer,  foot  of  Butler. 

;   McNaught  &  Scott,  tanners. 

!  Ml'I^'i'il  Jolssi,  Attorney  at  Law  and  U 

!       S  Court  Cv.nQDiissioner,  Huron  ave. 

i  Magee  Wesley,  resta.urant,  Butler. 


i 


V 


P.  McELROY,  Proprietor, 


PORT  HURON, 


MICHIGAN. 


A  First-CLiss  large  and  commodious  House,  pleasantly  situated  on  the  banks  of  the 
St.  Clair  River,  at  the  foot  of  Butler  Street,  Ferry  and  Steamboat  Landing.  Moderate 
Charges,    Open  Night  and  Day.    btreot  Cars  pa>5  the  door.  

J.  SPRINGER  &  CO., 


Hats, 


MEN  S  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

Gaps,  TmiiTlvS, 

PORT  HURON,  MICHlCiAN. 


Plumbing,  Steam  and  Gas  Fitting, 

J.  EL  Al:.BI]^TSO]s^, 

Practical  Plumber,  C.a.s  and  Steam  Fitter.     Tin,  Copper  and  Iron  manufacturer.  Plumb- 
ing  done  in  all  ils  branches.    P.ath  Tidw,  Water  Closets,  Wash  Stands  and 
Bowls,  Hydrants  and  Fountains  always  on  hand. 


Agent  for  Ohio  Sewer  Pipe. 


PORT  HURON,  MICHIGAN. 


632 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


POR 


Marine  fiousc,  Tauies  H  Fra^er  propr,  corner 
Broad  and  Commercial. 

Marontate  Antoine,  lumber  inspector,  Hu- 
ron. 

Marsii  Milo  E,  lawyer,  i  liurun  ave. 
Marsh  &  Goodmnn,  photographers,  i  Huron 
avenue. 

Masler.S  Mark,  -Meat  Market,  Water, 
Mathe*vs  Rt^l.-crt  W,  confectioneiy,  Butler. 
Meir  John  B,  ment  market,  cor  Plank  Road 

and  Water. 
Meisei  C  G  &  Bro,  drs-  goods,  58  Water. 
Kl"£l<as  &  Cog,  Attomej^s  at  Law,  Huron 

avenue. 

Mills  Hirim  R,  phy.^ician,  17  Military'. 
MifehcH  &  Avery,  Attorneys  at  Lav^ 

and  Notaries  Public,  2  Huron  ave. 
Mitchell  &  Bro,  stencil  cdtter-;,  26  Militar)-. 
Mitts  George,  wagon  maker,  Water. 
MnW&t  6&  Co,  Forwarders  and  Agents 

Anchor  Line  and  Union  Steamboat  Co",  foot 

Sarnia. 

Motfjli  &;  A  N,  Tug  Proprs,  Steam 

Purnps  and  Hawsers,  foot  Sarnia. 
Montreal  Telegraph  Co,  George  D  Thomson 

manager,  Huron  ave. 
Moore  James,  cigars  and  saloon,  Butler. 
Aiorey  Alfred  N,  saloon,  Butler. 
Muir  Archibald,  ship  builder,  Quay. 
IVaiional    Hoiel,    Malcolm  McKay 

Propr,  Butler. 
Nadonal  Stave  Co,  Augustus  S  Jerome  pres, 

George  B  Barnes  sec,  E  C  Bradford  agent, 

River, 

Neis  John,  saloon,  Butler. 

Nelson  Charles,  propr  hotel  and  carriage 

maker,  Quay. 
Nev/ell  Patrick,  grocer,  Huron  ave. 
Nims  Edward  L,  druggist.  Water. 
Noble  Linnaeus  S,  ijisurance,  cor  Military 

and  Water. 
Northrop  M,  physician  and  druggist,  Huron 

avenue. 

O'Donnell  Timothy,  saloon,  Quay. 
Olwell  Janies,  grocer,  cor  Butler  and.  Hu- 
ron ave. 

O'Marrow  &  Smith,  harness  makers,  Huron 
avenue. 

OTveilly    Mrs    Kate,    millinery,  Huron 
avenue. 

Orttenburger  Ernst,  boots  and  shoes,  Huron 
avenue. 

Pace  Dr  S  D,  U.  S.  Counsul  Sarnia,  cor  6th 

and  Univ)n. 
Paillo  CalivLle,  shoemaker,  Huron  ave. 
Palmer  Peter,  blacksmith,  Quay.; 
Parker  George  J,  druggist^ and'  physician. 

Huron  nvo. 
Parker  Samuel  S,  physician,  cor  Quay  and 

Fourth. 

Pearce  Wm  B,  propr  Provincial  IIouse,Com- 
mercial. 

Peel  iSIrs  H  A,  dress  making,  Water. 


i  Percival  Edward,  grocery  and  meat  mar!:,: 
j       Lapeer  ave. 

1   Phenix  Francis,  general  stce,  Lapeer  ave. 
Phenix  Brothers,  livery,  Broad. 
Phiibrick  Robert  S,  propr  Thompson  Hous-.- 

Military. 
Pliiliips  George,  tailor.  Military. 
Pine  Grove  Blouse,  Charles  Doe  propr,  Pine 

Grove  ave. 
Pool  H  W  <S:  Co,  jewelers,  Huron  ave. 
Port  Hiu'cn  Fioiii-  ?f2ili,  Guy  Kim 

ball  Pro[>r,  Water.     [See  adv,) 
Port  Huron  &  Gratiot  Street  Railway.  E  D 

Carlton  pres,  V,'ni  P  Edison  sec,  'Hun.n 

avenue. 

Port  Huron  Gas  Light  Co,  John  Howard 

pres,  James  Clements  sec.  River. 
Port    rr;sro22    Time?,    (Daily  ani 

Weekly),  Port  Huron  Times  Co  Publisii 

ers,  Times  Building,  Water. 
Port  Huron  Savmgs  Bank,  D  B  Flarringtci 

pres,  C  F  Harrington  cash,  30  Military, 
j  Fort   iriii'o^i   Snai<iav  C«i»n2ier- 

Cial,  James  Talbot      Sons  i'roprs,  V\'^- 

ron  ave  cor  Butler. 
Post  Elbridge  S,  cigar  rnnfr,  54  Water. 
Probett  &  Son,  builders.  Quay. 
Provincial  House,  Wm  B  Pearce  propr,  Com- 

m.ercial. 

Quick  John  E,  ticket  agent,  C.  &  L.  IL  R. 
R. 

Reed  Peter  VV,  physician,  cor  Butler  and 

Superior. 
Riggs  Samuel  M,  furniture,  Butler. 
Rol.ieiLson  &  Ryan,  grocers,  32  Huron  ave. 
Robeson  David  jr,  sail  maker,  F^  rry  Dock. 
Robinson  George,  meat  market,  Huron  ave. 
Robmson  Sylvester  H,  cooper,  foot  of  Qu:\y. 
Robinson  Wm,  grocer,  Butler. 
Robinson  &  Brother,  grocers,  Huron  House 

Block. 

Rodcn  Mrs  Melissa  J,  confectionery,  Water. 
Rolph  John,  saloon,  Water. 
Rumcls  Horace  K,  grocer,  Water. 
Sanberg  Charles,  brewer,  cor  Michigan  ar.>i 
Banf. 

Sanborn  John  P,  collector  customs,  cor 
\N':ter  and  Militarv. 

Saii)>orii  Jauiris  W  A  Co.  Lumber 
and  Real  E.-iate  Dealers.  .Military. 

S.inborn  Wm  cc  Brother,  saw  mill. 

Saunders  F  ^  Co,  grocers.  Miiit.\ry. 

Saturday  Morning  Journal,  T  Lew  Kilels 
propr,  Huron  ave. 

Schoolcraft  Miss  Ada,  hair  dres-^er,  33  Hu- 
ron ave. 

Schultc  Fred,  jeweler.  Butler. 

Shater  Martin,  cigars  and  tobacco,  Uur» " 
avenue. 

Shepherd  Jeremiah  B,  propr  Franklin  H«^um'. 
Military. 

Shoebotiou\  Henry,  ])h\-sici.in,  Huron  ave. 
Sinclair  Alex.mdcr,  civil  enjjincer,  City  H  -'- 


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633 


Skinner  6^:  Arncs^  lumber  and  real  estate, 
Ontario. 

Smart  John,  barber,  Huron  ave. 

Snvart  Rev  J  S,  ( Method isi). 

Snnch  A  W,  supt  Board  Public  Works,  City 

Smitli  Claai'ie??  F,  1-ivery,  Butler. 
[See  adv.) 

Smith  Wesley,  boots  and.  shoes,  Huron 
ave. 

Smith  Wm  \Y,  blacksmith,  Commercial. 
§rsOVV4tl€sIl  Wm,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Wa- 
ter. 

Sovereign  Mrs  Ellen,  millinery,  Huron  ave. 
Spalding  Edgar  G,  cashier  of  customs,  res 
^Military. 

Spalding  Jedediah,  builder  and  lime  mnfr, 
Quay. 

^prnaf^er  «f  *t:  €0,  Clothin;;^  and  Gents' 
i*'urnisrung  Goods,  cor  Huron  ave  and 
Butler.    [See  a  civ). 

SteI>M81*>  A'i'ri131S  Agent  for  Avery 
&  Murphy,  cor  Union  cmd  Seventh. 

Steer  Robert,  bouts  and  shoes,  Military. 

Stein  Adam,  grocer,  Pine  Grove  ave. 

Stevens  Harmon  L,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Siemens  ^leniiOiS  W,  Attorney  at 
Law  and  Circuit  Court  Commissioner, 
Huron  ave. 

Stewart  Wm  oc  Co,  hardware,  Sand  10  Mili- 
tary. 

Stuart  Charles  E,  propr  Stuart  House,  cor 

Butler  and  Commercial. 
Siliart  House,  Chas  E  Stuart,  Propr, 

cor  Butler  nnd  Commercial. 
Stochwell  Cyrus  M,  physician,  Military. 
Sweetser  Elias  R,  dry  good  3  and  tailoritig. 

N*.  2  Merchants  Exchange. 
TaSI>Oi  .laiStC^  4lV  So!l?i,  Proprs  Port 

Huron  Sunday  Commeicial,  loS  Fort, 
'i'ayior  .E^lward  15,  Sec  and  General 

Supt  C.  ^.  L.  H.  R'y,  cor  Seventh  and 

White. 

Taylor  John  R,  hardware,  Water. 
Taylor  &  Co,  marble  works,  Butler. 


Taylor,  Smith  &  Clark,  mnfrs  fire  escapes, 
Butler. 

Thomas  Nahum  E,  lawyer,  Huron  ave. 

TliO!sSE.p;^0!S  Charles  l>.  County 
Treasurer,  Port  Pfuron. 

Thompson  George  D,  manager  W  U  and 
Montreal  Telegraph  oftice. 

Thompson  Henry,  restaurant,  foot  of  But- 
ler. 

Thompson  House,  Robert  S  Philbrick,  propr, 
Military, 

Thomson  John  W  jr,  ticket  agent  G.  Vv".  R. 

R.,  foot  Buder. 
Tibbab  Elbert  P,  phvsician,  Seventh. 
Tibbals  E  P  &  Co,  druggists,  Militar>-.  - 
Toft  James,  blacksmith,  Quay. 
Tv,  iss  James  M,  auction.eer,  Huron  ave. 
T  wiss  John  \V,  auctioneer,  Waiter. 
Unger  Oswald,  gunsmith.  Butler. 
UiiiOii  Moiei,  Charles   Greib,  Propr, 

Huron  a\e. 

VaJ2  Eps  S-Z  BotSiOrd,  Hats,  Caps 
and  Gents'  Furnishing  Goods,  7  Military. 

Vanlawe  Rev  E,  (Cadiolic). 

Voorheis  George  P,  lawyer,  Huron  ave. 

Walker  Miciah,  jewelry,  books  etc,  Mili- 
tary. 

Walker  &  Rich,  plumbers  and  steam  fitters. 
Walhace  Lachltn  W,  gents'  furnishing,  23 
Huron  ave. 

Wallace  Thomas  H,  lawyer  and  notary  pub- 
lic. Huron  ave. 

Walsh  John,  grocer,  cor  River  and  Park. 

Walsh  John,  propr  Walsh  Hotel,  Quay. 

Walsh  Robert,  jewelry  and  notions,  Huron 
ave, 

Walsh  Thomas,  jewclr\'  and  notions,  Huron 
ave. 

Walter  Christian  H,  grocer,  cor  Butler  and 
Erie. 

Waltz  Louis,  meat  market,  Huron  a\  e. 
W:il'(I  T  A  4.1'  Co,  Books,  Stationery  and 

Wrapping  Paper,  Wafer. 
Warner  (!S:  Applegate,  dentists,  No  2  Huron 

ave. 


GEO.  KNILL,  Proprietor, 


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WiiS^<-'ll  \Tui,  Drug-g;ist  and    Mnfr  of 

Wastelt's  Medicine.-,  and  Heave  Remedy. 
Weichsler  Charles,  barber,  Water. 
Weils  Fred  h,  saw  miU,  Water. 
Wclton  liennet  il,  grcneral   licket  acen^. 

Jtiuron  ave. 
Western  Union  Telegraph,George  D  T?iom.p- 

son,  manager, 
Weyers  F  A  &:  Co,  grcceries.  "Water, 
Wiseeler  F.dwili  li.  Inspector  Logs 

and  Round  Timbsrr,  Huron  House  Elock. 
Wheeler  Lucus  B,  log  scaler,  Butler  cor 

Michigan. 

Wlltppie  Fl'liilSk,.  Attorney  at  Law,  i 

Huron  ave. 
White  Edgar,  real  e.-rate,  Mdicary. 
White  James  [I,  depitiy  coliector  customs, 

cca-  V>'ater  and  j.Iiiitary. 
Vrhite  James  M,  photographer,  Warer. 
White  (^c  Ritchie,  boiler  v-orks,  cor  4th  and 

WaiL 

White  &  Spalding,  general  insurance  agents, 

cor  Water  and  Miliiary. 
Whitman  David,  propr    Vv'hitmau  Hou^e, 

Huron  ave. 

WlilSmaie;!    I^ou^e,    David  Whitman 

Propr,  Huron  ave. 
Whitman  O  H  P,  farrier,  Sth. 
WeldSJS-^'  'EdV.-'d  D,  Hardware,  Stoves. 

and  Tinware,  31  Huron  ave.    [Sc-^  adv.) 
Williams  John  Geo,  livery,  Pine. 
Wilson  James,  barber,  Huron  House  Block. 
Woodward  Chas  M,  physician,  Pluron  ave. 
Wright  Asa  PI,  wagon  niaker,  Water. 
Vv'right  Keurv  X,  plardr.g  mill,  Water. 
W:i|;'!st  Wm  l>.  Real  Estate  Agent,  2 

H  ui  ou  ave.    \  See  adz;. ) 
Yeats  Robert  T,  customs  agent  G.  T.  R,  R., 

office  cor  Water  and  Military.-. 
York  Plarry,  saloon,  foot  of  Butler. 
Young  Marcus,  insurance  and  real  estate,  2 

Huron  ave. 


PORTLAND. 

A  flourishing  village  of  1,600  inhabitants, 
in  Portland  township,  Ionia  county,  on  the 
D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.,  Ill  miles  from  De- 
troit, 22  northwest  of  Lansing,  and  14  south- 
east of  Ionia.  Il  lies  between  Grand  and 
Looking-glass  rivers,  and  has  a  splendid 
water-power  on  each  river.  It  contains  2 
fii;uring  mdlN,  2  foundrie>,  a  school  antl  of- 
fice furniture  manufictory,  a  woolen  mill,  2 
planing  mills,  a  sash  and  blind  factor}',  a 
stave  factory,  2  saw  mills  ami  a  machine 
sIk'P  ,  also  z  luHcIs,  3  public  school  buildings 
and  5  churches.  It  is  surrounded  by  a  good 
fanning  country,  and  wheat  and  wool  are 
largely  shipped.  Was  settled  in  1S34:  in- 
coij. orated,  iJioc;.  E.xprc-> — Amcricaif;  Tele- 
graph—  Atlantic  ^S;  Paciiic.  Wni.  Root,  p«>Nt- 
mxster. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Allen  George  D,  physician.  Bridge. 
Allen  Charles  &  Bro,  livexy  stable,  Jarnes. 
Aycrs  Ch-^rles  W,  saloon,  Ja:nes. 
Bailey  Joseph  W,  editor  and  propr  Portlan-i 

Observer,  Bridge. 
Bandficld  Thom.as  J,  furniture,  Kent. 
]lSiii'l>cr  T  Jf,  Propr  PorJand  House,  cor 

Kent  and  Jamies.     {See  adz\) 
Barnard  James  M,  physician,  Elm. 
Beck  Albert,  clothing,  Kent. 
Beers  Moses  B,  physician,  Kent. 
Benedict  ^'.Irs  C  H,  millinery,  Bridge. 
Benson  B  E,  lawyer,  Bridge. 
Benson  John,  in?urance  and  collection  office. 
IJergeil  Peter  I*,  Cooper  and  Stave 

and  Heading  Mnfi",  near  Depot.  {Seeadi'., 
Elanchard  Emery  W,  furniture,  Kent. 
Calkins  &  Marcy,  blacksmiths,  Water. 
Clark  John,  blacksmith,  James. 
ConkiiDg    Inman    W,  loan  and  insurance 

ofhce,  Kent. 
Cornell  R.-v  A  (BaDtist'i. 
Cotharin  John  C,  hardware. 
Crane  Wallace  D,  agent  American  Expresi> 

Co,  cor  Bridge  and  Maple. 
Cutcheon  F'ranklin  M,  boots  and  shoes,  cor 

Bridge  and  Kent. 
Dilley  Josiah.  pipe,  West  India,  and  barrel 

staves. 

Doremus  Sylvester,  grocer,  Kent. 

Gates  Eliphalet  M,  justice  of  :he  peace,  James. 

Gales  l^famiel  5^,  Founder  and  Ma- 
chinist, James. 

Gib.hs  Samuel  A,  meat  m.arket,  Kent. 

Grifiin  Allen,  meat  market,  Kent. 

Gritnn,  Campbell  &  Co,  sash,  door  and  blir.il 
mufrs,  Canal. 

Hailaday  Miss  K  S,  dress  niaker,  Bridge. 

Heelan  James,  barber,  Kent. 

Henderson  Wade  J,  boots  and  shoes,  Kent. 

Hill  George,  lumber,  lath  and  lime,  Depot. 

Huggs  Wm  M,  physician.  Bridge. 

Hunter  C  H  vie  Co,  dry  goods,  cor  Kent  and 
Bridge. 

King  Wm  T,  grocer,  James. 
Knox  vSatlerlee  &  Co,  grocers,  Bridge. 
Lee    Francis  G,  physician,  cor   Kent  and 
Bridge. 

McCrohan  Dennis  J,  supt  Portland  Woolen 
Mills  Co. 

Madron  George  D,  grocer,  Kent  and  Jarre«. 
Mar.-h  Rev  .Augustu-^,  ^Presbylcri.an^. 
Maynard  Allen      Co,  bankers,  Kent. 
Maynard     Roe,  produce,  Kent. 
Mitchell  Mrs  L  A,  grocer,  Kent. 
M.iroh.-iusc  Albert  F,  collecting  agent  an  J 

notary-  public,  James. 
Morse  Grant         produce,  cor    Kent  and 

Bridge. 

Newman  James  .Son,  llouring  niili^. 
Dcwitt. 

Norwoovl  Anson  P,  shc»cniakcr,  Kent. 


POR  AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  POR  635 


TXiE  BEST  TIMBER.  BEST  MACHINTEliY 


Stave^  Heading  &  Barrel  Factory^ 

p.  p.  BERGEN,  Proprietor. 


STAVES,    HEADING  AMD   COOPERAGE  OF,  ALL  KlUDS. 
PORTLAND,      -  MIOPIIGAN. 

PORTLAND  IRON.  WORKS. 

PORTLAND,         -       .  -         -  MICHIGAN, 

Manufacturer  of  NEWMAN'S  TUP.BINE  WATER  WHEELS,  Saw 
Machines,  Wood  Laths,  Scroll  Saws^  and  Mill  Furnishing  Goods  generally. 
Agricultural  Implements,  Bridge  Bolts,  Jack  and  Cider  Press  Screws,  Brass 
Castings  and  Pattern  Work.    Repairing  done  to  order. 

Manufacturer  of  Storm's  Wheel  Cultivators.    Shop  on  Water  Street,  West  Side 

Grand  River, 


PORTLAND  HOUSE, 

Recently  Enlarged,  Improved  and  Renovated. 


T.  J,  BARBER,  Proprietor, 
PORTLAND,         -         -         -  MICHIGAN. 

Good  Sample  Rooms  for  Agents.  This  House  has  recently  changed  hands  and  has 
been  repaired  throughout,  making  it  second  to  no  other  house  in  the  country.  Omnibus 
to  and  from  all  Passc-ncrer  Trains. 


R  B.  SMITH  &  CO., 

Manufactureis  of  and  Dealers  in  every  variety  of 

School  and  Office  Furniture, 

Suporior  ChiircJi  Seats,  and  the  NE  PLL^S  ULTRA  School 
Seat,  the  'very  dest  in  the  market.    Settees  for  Public 
ILalls  and  L^ectiire  Rooms,  jnannfactttred  to  order, 

PORTLAND,         -         -        -  MICHIGAN. 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


POT 


Pettit  Orlando  \V,  grocer,  Kent. 
Pilkmt'.jn  Sib^  H,  grocer,  Kent. 
Porter  &  Ramsey,  weather  strip  mnfrs,  James. 
Forna8i€l  Mouse,.  T  J  Barber  Propr, 

cor  Kent  and  J^.mes.    (See  adv.) 
Portliusd  Iron  Works,  Garry  Storm 

E'ro[;r,  \\'ater. 

Portland  Observer,  J  W  Bailey  Editor 

■and  Propr,  Bridge. 
Portland  Vv'o  jien  Co,  D  J  McCmhan  sapt, 

Portland.  ' 

Probaco  Ephraim   propr  Exchange  Hotel 
ames. 

Reed  Rev  J  W,  (Methodist). 

Rick  Hampton,  general  store,  Bridge. 

Richmond  &  First,  millinery,  Kent. 

Roberts  Thomas,  barber,  Kent. 

Ross  &  Ewing,  dvng^  and  books,  cor  Bridge 
and  Kent. 

Ryerson  P  A,  meat  market,  Kent. 

Sargeant  Reading,  boarding  house.  Water. 

Sawyer  &  Baden,  blacksmiths,  Kent. 

Scofield  Thomas  D,  lawyer,  James. 

Seymour  George,  rest.Turant,  Kent.  ' 

Sherman  6c  Eddy,  jewelers,  Kent. 

Showman  Mrs  L  K,  milliner>-.  Bi-idge. 

Showman    Lorenzo    K,    photographer,  cor 
James  and  Kent. 

Shultz  Rev,  (Uuiversalist). 

Smith  Chester,  physician.  Bridge. 

Smith  George  R,  jeweler,  Bridge. 

Smith  Julius  W.  undertaker,  Kent. 

Smith  Robert  R.  LePlus  Ultra    Mills,  cor 
Water  and  Bridge. 

SsnisSa  <*£  Ixernu'dj-,  Blacksniiths,  Canal. 

Sf25_iiiil  11  II  A  €o,  School  Seat  iVInfrs 
\\  attr.    ( .Sc'd  aa'v.) 

Southard  A  J,  lawyer,  Bridge. 

Spellman  Rev  T  P,  (Congregationalist). 

Stevens  Henry  G,  hardware,  Kent. 

Stone  \Vm  H,  principal  union  school,  Port- 
land. 

Storjil  (iJarry,  Portland  Iron  Works 
Water.    [Sei  aJv.)  ' 

Storms  Charles,  harness  maker,  Kent. 

Sturdavant  Abel,  grocer  and  saloon,  Kent. 

Taylor  &  Goodrich,  agricultural  implement^ 
Kent. 

Townsend  C,  hotel  propr. 
Towsley  &  Southard,  millinery,  Kent. 
Ward  John  W,  tailor,  Kent. 
Warren  C  J,  bent  wood  work,  Kent. 
Webber  L  &  Son,  bankers.  Bridge. 
White  George  J,  photographer,  Kent. 
Wilcox  George,  billiard  saloon,  James 
Williams    Harry,  founder   and  machinist. 
Water.  ' 
Wolcott  Chauncey  S,  grocer,  Kent. 
Woodbury  Juhn  I.),  general  store,  Bridge. 

port'sanilac. 

A  village  containing  about  oov.^  inhabitant.^ 
on  liie  shore  ol  lake  Huron,  in  Sanilac  town- 


ship, Sanilac  county,  ii  miles  north  of  Ler 
ingtoa,  and  about  lOO  from  Detroit.  l\- 
Huron,  32  miles  south  is  its  nearest  railn.^. 
point,    Port  Sanilac  contains  one  large  s  .-^ 
j  mill,  and  a  shingle  mill.    It  ships  fish, 'shin.,- 
i  les,  cedar  posts,  grain  and  lumber.    It  h?- 
i  Congregational,     Methodist    and  Adve.. 
j  churches  and  a  daily  mail.    Express,  Ame-. 
I  can.     1  elegraph,  Western  Union.    S.  Co. 
pernall,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bashr  Samuel^  blacksmith. 

Berney  A  G  &  Co,  general  store, 

Berney  Rev  D.  (Congregationalist). 

Coats  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes. 

Coppemaii  S,  insurance  agent. 

Coppern?dl  S  &  Son,  drugs  and  stationer}-. 

Erbkine  E  R  J,  general  store. 

Friers  C  J,  harness  maker. 

Hammond  W  D,  carpenter. 

Hodgins  H  M,  carriao-e  mnfr. 

Lee  Rev  S  P,  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Lins  Arthur,  meat  market. 

Loop  J  M,  physician. 

McNaughton        Godfrey,  boot   and  shoe- 
makers. 
Moore  J,  carpenter. 

Mullay  Miss  M  A,  milliner  anvi  dressmaker. 
Mrdlav  William,  boat  builder. 
Old  field  A  M,  physician. 
Oldiield  C  M,  insurance  agent. 
Oldfield  Henry,  general  store  and  saw  mil!. 
Ransier  Joseph,  carriage  maker. 
Raymond  Mrs  J  O,  restaurant. 
Raynond  »S:  Campbell,  general  store. 
Robson  Rev  W  W,  ^^ Congregationalist). 
Sands  Butler,  carpenter. 
Schlichting  Bros,  cabinet  makers  and  under- 
takers. 

Suii\an  Henrv,  blacksmith. 

Th  omson  James,  general  store. 

Thomson  T  v\;  J  S,  general  store  and  ex- 

exjn-ess  a-enis. 
We.-'.ver  Charles,  painter. 
Wheeler  H  G  &  Son,  boat  builders. 
Williams  George  E,  hotel  propr. 
Wriglu  Kov  George,  (.\dveniist). 
Wright  Horatio,  hotel  propr. 


PORTSMOUTH. 

Now  an  integral  part  of  Bay  Citv,  but 
lately  a  separate  village,  on  the  east  branch 
of  the  Saginaw  river  just  .ibore  B.- y  Citv.  It 
still  maintains  a  separate  po^tot^ce,  but  its 
description  and  list  of  business  houses  have 
been  in';.>rnorated  with  those  of  Bay  City  on 
pages  117  to  132  of  this  Wv^k. 

POTTAMIE. 

A  discontinued  po^totfice  in  Ottawa  coi;i>t\. 
{Au'Jr.ss  A*ofi:'nscn.) 


BURNH  AM  &  CO, 


■rlMPORTERS   AND   JOBDERS  OF^c" 


n  Q  n  0^ 


Hmlerf,  Glovmg  Eibbond^ 


And  Manyfaoturers  of  Lumbermen's  Wear, 
No.  228  Jefferson  Avenue, 


!AS.  ^v.  BURNHAM.       ^  Bst.  Wcod"^ard  .V'enue  f 

ALHERT  H.  MUNGER,  !^ 


nV.  M,  iOiiNSON,  Special.    J  jil-^aie  uOU;.e. 


{DETROIT,  P/!!CH. 


A.  C.  BACON.  E-  BACON. 


A.  C.  Sd  E.  N.  bacon, 


VVHOLESALE   DLAEERS  IN 


A.    Jl  jL  a. 


CAPS, 


Straw  Goods, 

BUCK  GLOVES,  iVllTTENS.  8^c. 


DETROIT.        -       -  MICMIGAN. 


JOHN  H.  WENDELL  &  CO., 


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,  GRAIN, 

t-'ork  and  Seeds.  - 

OIFXCE  AXD  WAkKHOL'SE: 

Nos.  50,  52,  54  and  56  Woodbridge  St.  W., 

:TRorr,     -  Michigan. 


■  r:mr.a*t*tjsj;  


Liberal  Advances  made  on  Coiisignrneius. 


^  Importer  of  and  Deaior  in 


Crockery  &  Glassware, 

^To.  216  rundolph  Street,  Nov/  Cdd  Fellor/s'  Temple. 

DETROn;  MfCH. 


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POTTERVILLE. 

A  place  of  640  poijulation,  in  Benton  town- 
ship, Eaton  county.  It  is  on  the  C.  6c  L.  H. 
R.  R.,  7  milts  northeast  of  Charlotte,  and 
12  southwest  of  Lansing.  It  is  in  a  heavily 
timbered  country.  Beech,  maple,  ash,  etc. 
Has  a  rake  factory,  a  saw  mill,  a  stave  fac- 
tory and  a  flouring  mill,  etc.,  also  United 
Brethren  and  Cono-rei^ational  churches.  Ex- 
press,  American.  Telegraph,  Western  Un- 
ion,   ri,  J.  Mayuard,  postmaster. 

fJUSINESS  DIRF.CTORY. 

Brown  Rev  C  O,  (Congregationalist). 
Coe  N  W,  broom  mnfr. 
Fast  Rev  George  iW  (United  Brethren). 
Gladding  J  W,  propr  G kidding  House, 
fligby  J  J,  Railroad  and  Ara  Express  Agent. 
Hudson  E  H,  hand  rake  mnfr 
Klingsmith  B,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Maynard  H  T,  general  store. 
Hills  A  G,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Nichols  &  Barnard,  planing  mill  and  furni- 
ture. 

Palmer  E  C,  physician. 

Potter  George  N,  staves,  heading  and  lum- 
ber mnfr  and  hotel  propr. 
Potter  G  N  &  J  W,  general  store. 
Shively  Thomas,  flouring  mill, 
Taggart  F  M,  grocer. 


A  village  in  Prairieville  to'\'.'nship,  Barry 
county,  20  miles  southvvest  of  Hastings. 
It  is  situated  in  a  roliini''  oak  orenine  coun- 
tiy,  and  the  soil  is  well  adapted  to  the  rais- 
ing of  grain  and  potatoes.  Population,  200. 
Ship  to  Kalamazoo,  20  miles  south.  I'rairie- 
ville  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  J.  W.  Sacket, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DrRECTORY. 

Armstrong  Abram,  saloon. 

Bigden  A,  blacksmith. 

Brown  &  Goss,  general  store. 

Brumbic  \V  E,  shoemaker. 

Crump  John,  wagon  maker, 

Easton  H  G,  painter. 

Easton  Mrs  H  G,  millinery. 

E\  ers  George  M  &  Co,  general  store. 

Galletly  Geurge,  wagon  maker. 

Guerin  Miss,  millinery. 

Hays  Sarah,  millinery. 

Hays  S,  blacksmith. 

Eovcland  L  L,  harness  and  hardware, 

McBeth  B  C,  veterinary  surgeon. 

McBeth  William,  physician. 

McLay  D,  physician. 

Moshcr  Henry,  boot  and  .dioeinaker. 

Mullen  Geor-ge,  blacksmith. 

Kitchie  Sarah,  millinery. 

S.iekct  J  W,  diugs  and  groceries. 

Sacket  J  N,  physician. 

^licdd  L,  hotel  propr. 


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PRATTVILLE. 

A  postofhce  in  Hillsdale  county,  7//^  miles 
soLith  of  Hudson,  whence  it  has  a  semi- 
weekly  mail. 

PROSPECT  LAKE. 

A  postOilice  of  Lawrence  township  Van 
Buren  county,  8  miles  v.-est  of  Paw  Paw,  the 
county  seat.  Dccatur,  6  miles  distant  on 
the  j^d  C.  R.  R.,  is  the  shipping  station  for 
the  neighborhood.  It  has  a  daily  Diuil.  H. 
Jacobs,  postmaster. 

PPuOVEMONT. 

A  postomce  of  Leelanaw  county,  midway 
between  Leland  and  Sutton's  bay,  and 
about  20  miles  north  of  Traverse  City.  It 
has  a  tri-vreekly  mail. 

PULASKI. 

A  place  of  about  200  inhabitants  in  Pulaski 
township,  Jackson  county,  iS  miles  south- 
west of  Jackson,  and  5  due  south  of  Con- 
cord, whence  it  has  a  daily  mail.  It  is  situa- 
ted in  a  slightly  rolling  country,  the  produc- 
tions of  which  are  grain,  potatoes,  dairy  pro- 
ducts and  live  stock.  D.  F.  Culver,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Culver  D  F  iS:  Co,  general  store. 
Farnham,  general  store.  ^ 
Lambert  Thomas  blacksmith. 
Senter  John,  carpenter. 

PULLEN'S  CORNERS. 

[See  J\o?Hielus.) 

QraMBY. 

Quimby  is  a  village  of  150  inhabitants,  in 
Hastings  township,  Barry  county,  on  the  G. 
R.  V.  K.  R.,  4  miles  southeast  of  Hastii^.gs, 
134  from  Detroit  and  5S  from  Jackson.  It 
is  also  on  the  Thornapple  river.  It  was  set- 
tled only  in  1870.  George  Quimby,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRF.CTORY. 
Quimby  I  L,  general  store. 

QUINCY. 

A  pleasant  vill.ige  of  1,116  inhabitants,  on 
the  L.  S.  vV  M.  S.  R.  R.,  in  Quincy  town- 
ship. Branch  county,  6  miles  east  of  Cold- 
water.  123  miles  from  Detroit,  and  16 1  from 
C'hicago.  It  i'^  situated  in  a  good  farming 
country,  slightly  rolling,  the  producUons  of 
which  arc  grain,  gmss  and  fiuit.  It  con- 
tains a  flouring  mill,  2  saw  mills,  a  stave 
factory,  2  large  cooper  shops,  a  :>ash  ajul 
door  factory,  a  foundry  and  mu'hine  shop, 
etc.    It  lus  also  a  jjood  weekly  newspaper, 


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QUI  M7CHIGA!i  STATE  GAZETTEER  QUI 


the  Times,  a  good  graded  schnol,  6  churches, 
Pros.b>  t^r:A.n.,  Mr  rho  Jiit,  Bapi:kc,  Adxc:V.l:>l, 
Disciples  and  EpI=5Cop3.i.  Telegraph,  Wes- 
tern Union.  Express,  United  States.  M. 
M.  Brown,  po^*: master. 

BUSINESS  DIV.ECTORY. 

Alderi,   Sutton  &.  Co,  staves  and  heading 
mnfrs. 

Atkins  Jolni,  Carriage  Maker. 
Bailey  Marvin  H,  billiard  saloon. 
BartleLt  &  Porter,  auctioneers. 
Bennett  Charles  W.  drugs,  groceries  and 

books. 
Bennett  J  C,  hardvrare. 
Bennett  Wm,  grocer. 
Berry  Joseph,  general  store. 
Berry  Mrs  M  A,  millinery. 
Kobl*  Sr.  M?ir?if-,  Photographers. 
AiOWe'^S.        7dA'€(&%Vii^\^  Baidcers. 
Brownell  Aaron,  boarding  house. 


Clark  Benjamin  F,  lav,-ver. 

Cia  k  &  R.;ed,  millii^ery. 

Culver  Paul  J,  cooper, 

Dalley  Alfred  E,  meat  market. 

I>ny  Oeorg^e,  Cari-eurer  and  Builder. 

Dean  George,  carriage  maker. 

Del  Mater  Abram,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Donmeyer     Robinson,  flouring  mills. 

Donovan  &  Conly,  lumber. 

Fayetie  House,  PI  L  Slllick,  propr. 

P^ord  Birt,  carriage  painter. 

FreeiiUCLll  AtlJ^USiliS  E,  Carpenter 

and  Builder. 
Grannis  JohuvP,  dentist. 
Harding  O  H,  foundry. 
Haynes  James,  meat  market.  - 
Hunt  H  li,  barber. 
Hutchinson  John,  grocer. 
Knight  George  B,  <:rv.  cer  and  agent  United 

States  Express. 


Blacksmithing;  &  General  jobbing, 

CARRIAGE    AND   WAGON  SHOP, 

sSrid  C'ki^riage  'Pair^tiii^  lr\  Coi\riectioi), 
QUINCY,  -  -  -  MICHIGAN. 

J3AY  &  FRBSMAN, 

Carpenters  and  Builders 

QUINCY,  MICHIGAN. 

The  Ouincy  Times, 

■  QUINCY,  Branch  County,  MICHIGAN. 


A  Weekly  four  page  8  t  olnnm  paper,  pi-hlished  every  S.\ti;rday  m-'^rnin^. 
by  E.  MuDGK.  Subscription  ^i.^o  per  annum.  Advcr lining  rates  rcA^onablc 
Local  Newa  a  specially. 


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fA^ItliOlX  Thomas,  General  Elack- 
smithing  and  Jobbiri;;.    f.SV^  adz^-.) 

IXSSSiOSk  Will,  Boot  and  Shoen-.ak'er. 

Literary  Reporter  (nionthiy';  C  W  Bennett 
editor, 

tiOYelHirafl   Steplieii    il.  Druggist 

and  Grocer. 
Lytle  &  Knov/lton,  hardware, 
Macklern  JameSj  millinery. 
Marsh  F  E,  physician. 
Ma'jon  John       harness  maker. 
MiKl?5  C;  E,  Propr  Quincy  Times.   {SW  adv.) 
Myers  ij  C,  carriage  maker. 
Newton  Charles,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Quincy  Hotel,  T  Clark,  propr. 
Q.idiiey  Tliraes,  (Weekly),  E  ^Mudge, 

Editor.    [See  adv). 
Salisbury  Joseph  B,  sash,  door  and  blind 

factory. 
Sawyer  Daniel  W,  jeweler. 
Shelden  Barbour,  druggist. 
Sillick  xi  L,  propr  Fayette  Hou-se. 
Sko^i.er  ri  C,  Photographer. 
Smith  Dudley,  barber. 

Swift  ,  saw  mill. 

Tompkins  Guy  II,  tailor. 
Turner  li^aioh  I)  M.  drucrgist, 
Vaughan  Lewis,  jeweler. 
V\'iiber  Havens,  dry  goods. 
Wilcox  C  N  &  Son,  boots  and  shoes. 
Withington-  Brothers,  clothing. 
Wood  &  Becker,  blacksmiths. 
Wood5;  Richard,  physician. 
Wright  &  Co,  grocers. 
Young  A  D  &  Son,  grocers. 
Young  flenry  D,  furniture. 


QumN. 

A  postofllce  in  Clinton  township,  Macomb 
county,  miles  south  of  Mt.  Clemens,  and 
lying  between  lake  St.  Clair  and  the  G.  T. 
railway. 

Rx^BBIT  ravER. 

A  village  of  Allegan  county.  {St'e  Ham- 
ilion,) 

RATVILLE. 

{See  llazcUon.) 

RAISIN  CENTER. 

A  small  place  in  R:"iisin  town-hip,  Lena- 
wee county,  5  miles  northeast  of  Adrian,  on 
the  Jackson  branch  of  the  L.  S.       M.  S.  R. 

and  on  Raisin  river.  Merchand.iie  is 
■'hipped  via  Adrian  or  Tccum<ch.  It  was 
settltjd  in  1S33  and  has  50  inhabitants.  The 
eouutry  here  is  level,  with  a  rich  soil.  Grain, 
potatoes  and  stork  are  raised.  There  is  a 
<^heose  factory  in  this  phice,  and  cheese, 
^•^ttle,  etc.,  are  the  principal  shipments.  The 


Raiain  valley  sen.inary,  under  the  direction 
of  the  society  of  Frieiids,  with  an  endow- 
ment of  $25,000,  is  about  4  miles  northwest 
of  Raisin  Center.  About  100  students  are 
in  attendance.  Stephen  Galloway,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Baker   Jacob,    sec   RaisLn    Union  Cheese 
Mufg  Co. 

Chase  Arremas,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Chase  Levi,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Chase  Rev  Levi  C,  (Christaiuj. 

Comfort  W,  flouring  mill',  5  miles  north. 

Comfort  Woolston,  miller. 

Hartley  Alvin,  cooper. 

Kavner  a:  Wilson,  cattle  dealers. 

Kelley  Benjam.in,  cattle  dealer. 

Kenned V  J  H,  station  airent. 

Owen  Oliver  G,  principal    Raisin  Valley 

Seminar}'. 
Service  fames,  lumber. 
Winship  Lewis  C,  lumber. 

RANDALL. 

The  name  of  the  postoftice  at  Porter's 
station  on  the  S.  V.  &  St.  L.  R.  R,,  19  miles 
we?;t  of  Last  Saginaw.  The  place  contains 
only  one  store  and  a  hotel. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Nelson  I  &  Son,  hotel  proprs. 

Porter  T  A,  justice  of  the  peace  and  notary 

public. 
Roberts  F,  general  store. 

RANSOM. 

A  pc.stofficc  of  Hillsdale  county,  15  miles 
southeast  of  Hillsdale.  It  has  a  semi-weekly 
mail. 


RAVENNA. 

Ravenna  is  a  place  of  about  200  inhabi- 
tants in  Ravemia  township,  Muskegon  coun- 
ty, on  Crockery  creek,  a  good  sized  mill 
stream,  II  mile>  north  of  Coopersville,  on 
the  D.  &  M.  Pv.  R.  The  country  around  is 
devoted  both  to  farming  and  lumbering. 
The  village  contains  a  saw  mill  and  a  griit 
mill.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail  from  Coopers-, 
ville.    S.  J.  x\ckerman,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Albert  Solomon,  hotel  propr. 
Burton  John  S,  general  store. 
ConUlin  O  F     \\  P,  general  store. 
Filter  Edward,  blacksmith. 
Fitchctt  S  F,  M  icksmitli  and  wagon  maker. 
Hviil  Fleniy,  physician. 
H\iU  vK.  .Acker man,  drugs. 
Henderson  &  Son  l)lacksn-»iths. 
Kolley  T  C,  wa-^n  m.;ker. 
McL.nn  Rev  G  W.  (  Methodist  Episcop.xl). 
i'iomhotV  KredcrKk,  builder. 


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PionihoiT  &  Eabcock,  builders. 
Reed  C  P,  flouring- mill. 
Sipes  John,  meat  market. 
Sffiicli  T       notary  public. 
Tibbit5_  J  i,  lumber  mnfr. 
Walker  fl  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Wood  Rev  C  D,  (Methodist  Episcopal). 
Ycur.g  Emanuel,  boots  and  shoes, 

RAWSONVILLE. 

A  village  of  about  15c  population  on  the 
western  edge  of  Wayne  county,  5  miles 
southeast  of  Ypsilanti,  and  3  v/est  of  Belle- 
ville. It  is  on  the  Huron  river,  from  which 
it  derives  water  power.  It  has  a  flouring 
mill  and  a  woolen  mill.  Settled  1828.  Raw"^ 
sonville  ha.s  a  daily  mail. 

(l^'or  business  directory  see  i.ndex  to  names 
received  too  late  for  insertion  in  proper 
place.) 


BAY  CENTER. 

A  postof^ice  of  Macomb  county,  3  miles 
west  of  New  Haven,  and  12  north  of  Mt. 
Clemens.    It  has  a  weekly  mail. 

R.AYNOLD. 

A  station  and  postofiice  on  the  G.  R.  &.  1. 
R.  R.,  I  mile  above  Howard  City,  and  36 
above  Grand  Rapids,  ■  It  is  also  known  as 
Reynolds.  It  is  in  Reynolds  township, 
Montcalm  county,  on  Tamarack  creek.  Lum- 
ber and  shingles  are  the  great  staples  of  the 
vicinity. 

(For  business  diiectory  see  inde.x  to  names 
received  too  late  for  insertion  in  proper 
place,) 


READING. 

The  village  of  Reading  lies  10  miles  south- 
west of  Hillsdale,  in  Hillsdale  county,  on  the 
Fort  Wiivne,  Jackson  &  Saginaw  road,  6 
miles  south  of  the  junction  with  the. Detroit, 
Hillsdale  &  Indiana  road. 

It  is  claimed  to  be  on  one  of  the  highest 
points  of  land  to  be  found  in  the  lower  penin- 
sula of  Michigan.  Streams  have  their 
scourcc  in  the  township, which  diverge  to 
the  east  aarl  west,  and  finally  empty  their 
waters  into  lakes  Miclugan  and  Eiie.  In 
fact,  it  is  said  that  the  water  filling  from  tlie 
eaves  of  the  dwelling  of  Mrs.  Gates  diverge- 
that  from  one  side  swelling  the  waters  of 
lake  Michigan,  while  that  from  the  other 
pours  into  lake  Eric. 

This  is  one  of  the  richest  faruiing  sections 
of  Miciugan,  the  soil  being  of  a  rich,  sandy 
and  grawlly  lo.uu.  Its  timber  is  beech, 
maple,  whittvv.Mxl,  black  walnut,  oak,  etc. 

'J'lie  elevated  positioix  of  llic  \illage  «^f 
course  forbids  its  having  any  available  water 


power.    The   population  of  the  viliaee  ■ 
900.    Its  manufacturirg  enterprises  inclu  : 
a  foundry,  a  planing  mill,  a  saw  mill,  a  fiou: 
ing  mHl,  a  stave  factory,  a  sash,  door  an 
blind  factory,  a  glove  and  mit:cn  factory.  1 
cheese  factory,  one  of  the  largest  in  MTcV: 
gan,  2  pump  factories  and  a  manufactury  <,i 
washing  machines  and  wringers,  operatin-- 
on  a  capital  of  360, OCX).  ^ 
^  Reading  is  claimed  to  be  the  heaviest  shir- 
ping  point  on  the  Fort  Wayne  road  betwee:; 
Fort  Wayne  and  Jackson. 

Its  public  buildings  consist  of  a  goo! 
S  10,000  union  school  house,  and  4  churches 
Presbyterian,  Methodist,  Freewill  Bapii-: 
and  Eaptist.  The  laticr  is  a  new  and  very 
tasty  little  brick  edifice,  and  cost  some 
3 1 0,000. 

Among  other  enterprises  Reading  is  n<:: 
without  its  local  paper— the  Reading  Fr^.s 
formerly  the  J^o-u^/i  Ncies.  Settled  1S3;. 
Incorporated  1S72.  Express,  Am,eric?.r.. 
Telegraph,  Atlantic  and  Pacific.  L.  S.  Far- 
melee,  postmaster. 

EUsIXESS  DIRECTORY. 

American  Express  Co,  A  M  R  Fitzsimoni. 
agent. 

A  &  P  Telegraph  Co, Miss  M  ary  Hulse,agent. 

BabCOOk  llciX'J  t  CarbeV. 

Ear-iholomew  Grove  T,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Bear  &  Anderson,  glove  factor}-. 

Benjamin  Albert,  propr  Reading  House. 

ISo?silcy  :^2:art!n  L,  Photographer. 

Bewel  Orlando,  boots  and  shoes. 

Cassidy  John  A,  clothing. 

Chapman  &  Co,  bankers. 

Coli)y  Bros,  clothes  washer  rr.nfrs. 

Cone  George  G,  general  store. 

Crojiscr  .1  airier  li,  Blacksmith. 

Cunningham  James,  druggi.<;t. 

Curtiss  Brothers,  furniture. 

Decow  Abraham,  physician. 

Dodge  &  Doty,  druggists. 

Douty  Wm,  livery  stable. 

Fitzsimons  A  M  R,  agent  Am.  Ex.  Co. 

Fitzsimons  John,  cliecse  factoiy. 

P'orlks  Samuel,  marble  works.' 

Gould  &  Abbot,  meat  market. 

Gray  George,  editor  Reading  Press. 

Hacertv  Judisoii,  jeweler. 

Hail  E  V  N.  physician. 

oon. 

Ilit'ks  Aaiicy  ill,  Milliner  .ind  Drc<is- 

niaker. 
Hill  Richard  H,  grocer. 
Hulse  Miss  >[ary,  agent  A  ^S:  P  Telegraph  Co. 
Ingalib  .Vra,  harne>.>  maker. 
I.illie  Carlv.s.  m.  at  market. 
McConnel  Wm.  propr  .McConnel  Hou.^e. 
Maller\  I.ouis  H,  general  store. 
Mon'oil  James  H,  carriage  m.-xker. 
Mosclcy  lieorgc  F.  i;rooor. 
Northrop  Wni  l^,  agt:nl  Fl.  \V.  J.  .V  S.  R.  K. 


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.Olaistead  Mrs  Mary,  milliner, 
OiT  Getjr^^e  F,  general  store. 
I';!ge  Mrs  J  A,  niiiiir.er. 
Fnrmelee  H  P,  oenera!  store. 
r';irrnelee  L  S,  jeweler. 
KcadiMg  Hoii.-e,  Albeit  Ijeiijainin,  prnnr. 
f|^0SsS?^05l!        €0,  Carriage  and  Wagon 

Mnlrs. 
St  John  A,  lawyer. 

Schermerhorn  Wm  S,  foundry  and  planing 
mill. 

SC'klll!^  Edwin  4I:  Iky.  Carriage  and 

Wagon  Mnfrs. 
!Shaifi!l9>ss  *V  Murray,  General  Store. 
Ste^-ens  K  \rmon  L.  broom  factor;/. 
Stiles  Sanf.Td,  iiouring  rriili.  ■ 
Sioner  Henry,  biack.sn\ith. 
Thomas  I-^rael,  l)ooLs  and  sh^^e.-. 
Thomas  Levi,  ITueing  mnfr. 
Tinkham  ?>  F,  hardw  ire. 
Waterman  T  A.  pump  and  cheese  maker. 
Welch  Wni"  M,  dentist. 
Welds  Benjamin  A,  carriage  nialcer. 
Wurd.en  George,  grocer. 

REDFIELD'S  MILLS. 

A  hamlet  on  '  Christifin  ris-er.  ia  Cns^; 
county,  5  aiiie^  south  of  Ca--^sop<Dl!s.  It  form- 
erly had  a  postoffice  known  a.-^  Jefferson ville, 
but  it  has-  been  discontinued.  \Present  ad- 
dress CassoJ>o/is.) 

BUS  I N  ES  3   L)  i  R  F.C  I'  DRY, 

Aikin  Samuel,  grocer. 
Lumbar;!  A  \V,  fli)uiiiig  mill. 
Rcdiield    &    Bement,     flouring    and  saw 
mills. 

Thompson  Da\id,  saw  mill. 


REDFORD. 

A  considerable  village,  in  the  township  of 
Rcdford,  Wayne  county,  12  miles  northwest 
of  Detroit,  on  the  Grand  Ri\  er  road,  and  the 
D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  It  Contain.-  a  cheese 
factory,  a  ilouting  mill,  a  brewery,  a  cheese 
facf(.'rv.  a  <due  faclorv,  etc.,  also  Methodist, 
Catholic  and  Ba[)tist  churchiCS,  schoi>ls,  etc., 
and  is  surrounded  by  a  ;;(~>od  farming 
country. 

(For  business  directory s^^e  imlex  to  names 
received  too  late  for  insertion  in  [)ro{)er 


RED  JACKET. 

A  small  mininL;  village  in  IK'Ughton 
county,  near  Calumet,  the  Red  |acki't 
luiiiing  properly  having  been  merged  into 
the  Calumet ^anil  llecla,  bjing  immediately 
adjaccul  thereto.  Tiie  [)ostolfue  addie.-'.s 
Calumet.  ( i'"or  busine>-'  <liieot>>ry,  see  also 
Cahunet.) 

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DL'SINESS  DIR.ECTORY. 

Allen  J  F,  drtiggist. 

Baer  Brothers,  meat  n)arket. 

Eeilamor  Peter.  bla;:ksmith. 

Calumet    &  Helca  Mining  Co,  J  N  Wright 

supt,  John  Caimm  clerk. 
Crooks  ci:  Gieason,  livery  stable. 
Ellis  John,  jeweler. 
Foley  Bros,  general  store. 
Gardner  Joseph,  clothing. 
Llerman  Joseph,  jeweler. 
Hocking  John  E,  miliinery. 
Holnian  Peter,  general  store. 
Jacka  George,  hotel  propr. 
Kinsman  Richard,  shoemaker. 
Kinsman  W  C,  harness  maker. 
Mac  Don:i.ld  D  T,  druggist. 
Neumann  &  Co,  clothing. 
Northey  .S;  Betray,  popmnfrs. 
Power  Johti,  lawyer. 
Powers  T  F,  lawyer. 

Pummerville  &  Sangsler,  harness  makers. 

Rupp  P  &  Sou.  general  store. 

Ryan  Edward,  general  store. 

Siller  E,  furniture. 

Streeter  A  T,  postmaster. 

Streeter  S  M,  hotel  propr. 

Union  Store  Co,  general  store. 

Wertin  Joseph,  general  store. 

Wilkins  Henry,  bakery. 


REED. 

A  place  of  150  inhabitants  in  Ferry  town- 
sliiji  a  little  southeast  of  tb.e  center  of  Oceana 
county,  it  is  <<n  the  C.  Oc  W.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  1 1 
n)iles  from  Hart,  the  county  seat,  220  miles 
frorii  i  >etroiL,  and  150  from  Chicago.  White 
river  upon  which  it  is  .situated,  aft'ords  "iuper- 
ior  water  power.  The  place  is  surrounded 
by  a  nourishing  agricultural  region,  and  pro- 
duces grain,  hay,  cattle,  fruit  ajid  maple 
sugar.  L/umber  and  >iiiiigles  are  the  leading 
manufactures,  which  M'ith  agricultural  pro- 
ducts form  the  principal  shipment-.  Theo- 
dore F.  Reeil,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

B'.nvman  C,  black.-mith. 

Burt  J,  contractor. 

Cumming-  L  S,  n^iller. 

Eburt  .\,  grocer. 

Falkenburg  D,  general  store. 

Frost  P.  wagon  maker. 

Lanilon,  David  Cv:  Uro,  carpenters. 

Manl\-  M,  biiii  ler. 

Moore  .\  I.  St  >iion  agent. 

Powers  L  W  vV  Sons,  saw  mdl. 

Powers  Levi  A  Son," grist 

Kecd  The odore  K.  general  store. 

Reeti  P>  !■  &  Co,  griucrs. 

Sunley  M  1,,  c.\rpooier. 


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REED  CITY. 

Is  an  incorporated  village  of  about  Soo 
inhabitants,  in  Richmond  towuokip,  in  the 
southwest  corner  of  Oiceola  county.  Reed 
City  is  located  at  the  crossing  of  the  F.  Sc  P. 
M.  with  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.,  and  is  distant 
from  Detroit  iSS  miles,  from  Saginaw  90, 
from  Ludington,  on  lake  Michigan,  4S 
miles,  and  is  69  miles  north  of  Grand  Rapids, 
The  principal  business  of  the  place  is  lumber 
manufacturing,  both  pine  and  hardwood  be- 
ing plenty  here.  It  is  on  Hersey  river.  The 
soil,  when  cleared  off  and  improved,  makes 
very  good  farming  cobntry.  Rted  City  has 
4  hotels.  Express,  American  and  United 
States.  Telegrapb.,  Western  Union.'  Emer- 
son W.  Trout,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Adams  Derrick,  propr  National  Hotel. 
American  Express  Co,  E  W  Trout,  agent. 
llliUilL     Wsu,     Groceries,  Provisions 

arid  Saloijin,  opp  G.  R.  t!^;  I.  depot. 
Brian  James,  physician. 
Calhoun  James,  p)ropr  American  House. 
Carr  Samuel,  meat  market. 
Champlin  Eugene  L,,  agent  G.  R.  ^  I.  R.  R. 

and  telegraph  operator. 
Cliilds  Tiniuthy  V,  grocer. 
Crocker  J  Newton,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Danley  Silas,  meat  market. 
Duettman  Henry,  boots  and  shoes. 
Fnircliild  Joseph  K.  publisher  weekly  Clarion. 
Gibbs  Charles  N,  grocer. 
'C«IU;ei't    iloiise,    George    H  Gilbert, 

Propr. 

Green  Matthew  O.  grocer. 
Hart  Jasper  N,  notary. 

llesith  Josi*p?J  L,,  Wagon  and  Black- 
smith Shop,  an.d  dealer  in  Lumber,  Lath, 
and  Lime. 

flempsted  John  J,  jeweler. 

Herrinirton  Wilfred  V,  saloon. 

House  George  W,  barber. 

Ische  Charle>,  lx")ot  and  shoemaker.  ■ 

Jacobson  Abraham,  clothing. 

Londborg  Peter,  saloon. 

L>onsbury  Philo  M,  druggist  and  stationer. 

Lyons  .Silas,  meat  market. 

McC'ellan  Daniel  M,  g<meral  store. 

Monroe  Orville  V.  grocer. 

Oaks  Daniel.  I>illiard  saloon. 

Paddack  Henry  C,  general  >toro  and  agent 
United  States  Express  Co. 

Patterson  .Mrs  Eleanor  S,  millinery. 

I*at(ersou  A:  I*:illlicr,  Lawyers. 

i*rc*'i(<Hl  IloiI^O,  >penccr  I'roston 
I'ropr,  «.i|  i>  (  t.  K.  iv  L  dc{)ot. 

Pritchnrd  A  Whi-Ier,  lumber  n\nfrs. 

1S:|ll<ls  llro«>,  lilacksmitli>  and  Wagon 
Makei>. 

Reich.irt  1>J,  l  imber  mnfr,  mile-.  n«'ril\- 
east  of  viliago. 


Kifljard^  Daniel  C,  Builder  ..:  : 

Furniture  Dealer. 
Ratz  George,  saw  mill,         miles  northw.-.- 

of  village. 
Seger  George  W.  co.binet  maker. 
Seger  ^drs  Geo  W,  millinery. 
Sil?S5>!^01J  Keuben  15^  General  Store 
Soiuids  Elias,  olaning  miii. 
Stephens  John,  saloon. 
Stoddard  Bros,  hardware  and  stoves. 
Stowe  Heniy,  saw  mill,  7  miles  n  w  of  vil- 
lage. 

Sweellaiid  ChssrU'.^  If.  Physici.m. 

Thomas  Wn^  G,  builder  and  contractor. 
Thresher  Edward  J,  flouring  miH. 
Tobias  Jeremiah  C.  agent  F.  &  P.  M.  K  \ 

and  W  U  Telegraph  Co 
Trout  Emerson  W,  agent  Am  Express  C-'. 
U  S  Express  Co,  Henry  C  Padduck  agent. 
Waldo  Isaac  R,  hotel  propr. 
W  U  Tel  Co,  J  C  Tobias  agent. 


R 

Also  called  Lake  Citv,  a  settlement  an<l 
postofhce  on  .Muskrat  lake,  in  Reeder  town- 
ship, Missaukee  county,  14  miles  norlhca^l 
from  Clam  Lake,  on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  K. 
A  saw  and  shingle  mill  form  the  piincipal 
business  interests  of  the  place.  Wm.  Reeder. 
postmaster. 

BUSINKSS  DIRECTORY. 

Caldwell  Thomas  T,  groceries. 

Lewis  Arlington  C,  lawyer. 

McCabe  A  D,  lawver. 

Pilien  Charles,  hotel  propr. 

Reeder  ^  Lewis,  real  estate  brokers. 

Reeder  Wm,  groceries  and  provisions. 

Reeder  Wm      Daniel,  saw  mill. 


REESE. 

A  village  of  400  inhabitants  in  Denmark 
township,  Tuscola  county,  and  on  the  line  o! 
the  D.  <Sc  B.  C.  R.  R,,  13  miles  south  of  B.;y 
City  and  17  west  of  ('aro.  It  was  named 
in  honor  ot  Mr.  A.  II.  Reese,  the  nr^t  super- 
intendent of  the  road.  The  principal  im- 
port.ince  of  the  place  arises  from  its  bcin{; 
the  shipping  f)oint  for  a  laige  area  of  coun 
try  lyir.g  east  and  northeast,  it  being  the 
nearest  railroad  point  to  al!  noriliern  Tusco- 
la and  Huron  counties.  Lumber,  staves. 
ho«<p>  and  w'leatare  ib.e  principal  >«hipment>. 
Telegr,;[>h  —  Ajianlicand  Paci'-.c.  E\pre>.> — 
.\merican     J.  H   I'hillips,  postma.sier. 

HI  SINKSS  DIKKi  TORY. 
Pidiv  f,  ?a\v  mill. 
Ciemcn>  J  T,  slanou  agenl. 
Curnalia  Rc\  J  H  (^.Mcibodisi  Fpiscopal). 
I>aley     NLi^scar,  hotel  propi-s. 
Ciittilh  .\,  black^miih. 
lUaly  Luman,  buliards. 
Overton  J  M,  stave  mill. 


DIRECTORY.  RIC 


Phillips  J  IT,  e.vpres.s  agent. 
Robinson  Tracy,  g;rocer. 
Rog-ers  R  K,  saw  mill. 

Scott  &   Taylor,  blacksmiths    and  wagon 

makers. 
Slantoa  S,  nilllinery. 
Stark  Joseph,  hotel  propr. 
Wakeraan  sSc  Craf(n-d,  general  store. 
Warre-,1  R  11  &  Co,  nlauiag  mills. 
Welter  &  Philips,  general  store. 
V/ilson  &  Co,  drugs. 


REPUBLIO. 

An  important  mining  village  in  the  town- 
ship of  Ely,  Marquette  county.  It  is  on  the 
Michigammi  river,  and  is  the  terminus  uf 
the  Plcpublic  brancliof  the  M.  H.«S:  O.  R.  R., 
37  miles  we-^t  of  Marquette.  It  is  tlie  loca- 
tion of  the  famous  Republic  iron  mine,  the 
richest  and  most  produciive  of  Marquette 
county.  The  mine,  all  surface  work,  is  very 
extensive,  and  the  ore  prc^duced  ranks  in  the 
highest  class  for  purity  and  uinfornuty.  The 
mine  v,-as  only  opened  in  1S72.  when  the 
completion  of  the  railroad  gave  facilities  for 
shipraeui,  and  the  village  has  no  moie  an- 
cient ori'^in,  yet  it  now  nunabers  about  1,000 
inhabitants.-  It  contains  sc/eral  stores,  a 
Methodist  cimrch,  a  hotel,  school,  etc. 
Telegraph — Nortluvc.-^Cern.  James  O.  St. 
Clair,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Davis  Geo  W,  school  master. 
Gibson  William  &-Co,  meat  market. 
Hirschman  T  S,  physician. 
Jasperson  Gustavo,  druggist. 
King  Charles  K,  station  agent. 
McFarland  James,  rc-taurant. 
Megins  <i  Sparrow,  contractors. 
Moran  Mrs  T,  millinery. 
Nixon  Rev  Geo  (Methodist  Episcopal). 
Republic  Iron  Co,  general  store. 
Ross  Roliert,  lawyer. 
Sidelight  William,  boots  and  shoes. 
Srnythe  Edward,  piopr  Ely  House  and  jus- 
tice of  the  peace. 
Siockwell,  A  K,  general  store. 
Thompson  Mrs  S  A,  niillinery. 
Trua.x  J  G,  physician. 
Williams  Richard,  schoolmaster. 
Woeburg  Alexander     Co.,  bo(;ts  and  shoes. 
Young  il  O,  general  store. 

REYNOLDS. 

{See  Ray  no  hi). 

RICHFIELD. 

A  haml<jM  or  four  corners,  in  Richfield 
township.  Genesee  couniy.  13  nnles  nurih- 
cast  of  Flint  and  4  north  of  l)aviMjn  station, 
on  ihe  C.  ^:  L.  II.  R.  K.    rnpulatiou  about 


70.    It  has  a  serai-weekly  mail.    F.  B.  Low- 
ell, postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ayers  Rev  H  C,  (Free  Methodist). 
Cope  Rev  R  L,  (Alethodist). 
Fellows  II  G,  wagon  maker. 
Mathews  A  W,  general  store. 
Moore  Wm,  boot  and  shoe  maker. 
Snath  G  A,  !)lacksmith. 
Smith  Wm  H,  physician. 
Turner  J  R,  general  store. 

RICHFIELD.  CENTER. 

{See  Rich  fie/a). 

RICHLAND. 

Richland  is  a  village  of  350  inhabitants  on 
the  Mansfield,  Coldvvater  »S<:  Lake  Miciiigan 
railroad,  1^  miles  northwest  uf  Battle  Creek. 
This  road  is  not  operated  as  yet.  Richland 
is  in  the  township  of  the  same  name  in 
Kalama/oo  county,  9  miies  northeast  of  Kal- 
amazoo, the  county  seat,  its  present  shipping 
station.  It  is  situated  on  Gull  prairie,  a 
beautiful  tract  of  valuable  farming  lands.6000 
acres  in  extent.  Grain,  hay  and  wool  are 
the  staple  products.  The  village  contains 
manufactories  of  patent  wind  mills,  washing 
machines,  cider  and  vinegar.    There  are  2 

churches — Presbyterian     and  Methodist. 

Daily  mail.    N.  H.  Walbridge,  postmaster. 
BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Arrowsmith  Wm,  wagons  and  sleighs. 

Barnes  M  P,  tinsmith. 

Barnes  M  P  &  vSon,  general  store. 

Barritt  Wm  H,  meat  market. 

Bradley  Rev  Water,  (Presbyterian). 

Dillon  Frank,  blacksmith. 

Dooliitle  Wm,  carriage  mnfr. 

Evers  Geo  M  lS:  Co,  general  store. 

Gilkey  Edward  W,  windmill  mnfr. 

Hamlin  Fred  A,  harness  maker. 

Hamlin  Mrs  Fred  .A,  dress  maker. 

Humphrey  Wm  J,  wasliing  machines. 

fewett  Geo  N,  carpenter. 

Jewett  S  P,  boots  and  shoes. 

Logan  W  S,  cider  and  vinegar  mnfr. 

Monlcifh  Edward,  harness  maker. 

Morse  Charles  P,  blacksmith. 

Rankin  John  M,  physician. 

Read  Gilbert  E,  lumber. 

Walbridge    N    H,  justice  of   llie  i>eacc  and 

colloctiir. 
White  Rev  >L  (Methodist). 

RICHMOND. 

A  village  and  postottuc  one  mile  west  of 
Ridgewav  station,  on  tlie  G.  T.  R.  R.,  at  the 
intersection  of  the  C.  St.  C.  Air  Line  R.  R., 
in  Richmond  township,  Macomb  county.  Il 
is    17    niilcs   nortlj  of  Mt.  Clemen.s  and  14 


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pvtjis— Canadi-an, 


vrest  oi"  St.  CIrar,  in  a  level  country.  It 
coiuains  about  1000  "inh;i.bitants,  a  woolen 
mill,  a  stave  [attory,  a  foundry,  etc.  Settled 
Tele'^rapb — V.'c-terii  Union.  Ex- 
Henry  P.  Beebe,  post- 
master. 

BUSrNI-..SS  DIRECTORY. 

Bas.^ett  &  Hicks,  general  store  and  agricultu- 
ral iri'.plenicnt^. 

Batty  A  B,  marble  work>. 

F^ee?.>e  Ifcisry  P,  Postmaster  and 
Grocer. 

House,  James  L  Sutton  Propr, 
Bro'i.vT!  Wilbert  h\  carriage  maker. 
Baree?s  O^^cj'.r  S.  justice  of  the  neace. 
Bur^'-ess  G  &  B,  grocers. 

O  JO 

Csnfield  Cbancev  R,  Ia\vver. 

Church  &  Akin,  general  store. 

Cooper       Knight,  genera]  store,  stave  and 

heading  nmfr.  , 
TlUM  C'lias         Restaurant  and  Bakery. 
French  Ebenezer,  general  store. 
Gardner  Rev  Solomon  (Baptist). 
Glee.son  Daniel  G,  physician  and  livery  stable. 
Gleeson  Cieorge  B,  Lucicksiriith. 
Hanbock  Ambrose  J,  general  store. 
Hancock  Mrs  A  f.  milliner  and  dress  maker. 
Harris  A  C,  saloon. 

Harris  Cliarhrs  L.  furniture  and  undertaker. 
Haskin  Hiram  A,  hardvv'arc. 
Heading  Henry,  boot  aiid  shoemaker. 
Heath  Richard,  wagon  maker. 
Heath  &  Conway,  hoops. 
Hiri  John  A,  bviot  ar.d  siioemaker. 
Jarvis  \Vm,  l)arber  and  saloon. 
Kenheid  Geo  W,  jeweler  and  pliotographer. 
l^athrop  vS  &  J       general  store. 
Leno.v  L  Johnson,  physician. 
McCauley  Charles  W,  harness  maker. 
McConncl  Rev  Richani  (Methodist). 
MallCr  IS'oilse,  Horace  D  Sutton  Propr. 
Melltn    Mrs   Jonas,    millinery    and  dre-> 
making. 

Miller  C  &  Son,  foundrv  and  flouring  mill. 
Morris  Wm  H,  millinery  and  fancy  good.s. 
Paling  John,  meat  market. 
Reed  Orange  B,  }>hy>ician  and  druggist. 
Richmond    Woolen   Mills,  Reed  Blond 
proprs. 

Sage  Rev  Charles  (Free  Methodist). 

Schofl  l-'rederick,  general  store. 

Smith  Robert  [,  blac'ssuuih. 

I^tlttoit  IlorJK'f  I>,  Propr  Maher  House 

and  Hivery  Staliles. 
Sutton  J:ini<"»  1^,  Propr  Becbc  Hou.^e 

and  Livery  Slables. 
Taylor  Charles,  blacksmith. 
Tracy  David.  Iiarne«-  maker. 
Weisli  John,  mc.it  market. 
Wheeler  Harvey  M,  carri.ige  maker. 
Wellirt"  Joseph,  tailor. 
Yost  George  E,  physician. 
Zahn  Henry,  harness  maker. 


PJCIIMONDVILLS. 

A  place  of  200  inhabitarits,  on  the  laVc 
Huron  s]\ore,  in  Forrester  tov/n.ship,  Sanil.iv 
county,  10  m'les  above  Port  Sanilac,  and  21 
above  Lexington.  It  has  one  large  s.w- 
mill.  and  ships  lumber  and  shingles.  It  hns 
a  daily  mail.    E.  B.  Harrington,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY-. 

Harrington  E)  B,  lumber  and  shingle  ninfr. 
Harrington  E  B,  g&neril  store. 


RTOHVILLE. 

A  postoffice  in  Denmark  township,  Tus- 
cola county,  6)4  miies  north  of  A^assar, 
from  whence  it  has  a  semi-weekiv  mail. 


RIDGE  WAY. 

A  station  on  the  Grand  Trunk  railway,  at 
the  crossing  of  the  C.  &  St.  C.  Air  I«ine  R. 
R.,  41  mdle>  from  Detroit,  and  14  from  St. 
Clair     (Si-e  Le}iox.) 


RIDGEV7AY. 

Ridgeway  is  a  village  of  300  i)opulation, 
in  Ridgeway  township,  Lenawee  county,  ii 
miles  northeast  of  Adriaii,  nnd  5  miles  eas-. 
of  Tecumseh.  It  was  settled  in  152S  ;  is  situ- 
ated in  a  rich,  productive,  untlulating  coun- 
try :  manufactures  only  wagon-  and  washin*; 
machines,  and  ships  beef,  pork,  wheat,  oats 
nnd  lumber.  It  has  a  daily  mail  from 
l'ecum.>eh.    Peter  Sharp,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Arner  William  H.  wngon  nir»ker. 

Boland  John  K,  l>lacksmith. 

Boss  G  S.  i)l:ick>mith. 

Clark  G  W  <S:  Son,  general  store. 

Field  Rev  G  H,  (NIeihodist  F.piscopal). 

Jackson  G  W,  wagon  maker. 

Larkin  John,  washing  machines. 

l.ofce  D  W.  physician. 

Mc.Mullcn  Mrs  Lydia,  millinery. 

Sanford  Betsey,  millinery. 

Sh  v.  j>  I'eter,  general  store  and  agent  Anchor 

Line  Steamers. 
.Snedicor  Courtlajid,  blacksmith. 
Thompson  J  D,  grocer  and  boots  and  i>hoC5. 
Wari!ig  Gurnsey  P,  undertaker. 


RIENZA. 

A  di>continued  postoOice  in  Sheridan 
township,  Mecosta  county. 


RIGA. 


»\  \'.il  ige  of  aboM"  400  popul  iti  Mi  in  Kig>^ 
?o\^n■^llip,  I.en.iwoe  oov<ntv.  It  is  on  the 
L.  S.  &  NL  S.  R.  K.,  between  Tolcrio  an«l 
Ailriaji,  being  2onlile^  fr^m  the  fosmerphicc 
and  13  from  the  latter.    It  \va<  settled  about 


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J'>43,  woodea  coLUitry,   manufactures  \ 

staves  and  bardnood  lumber,  and  .s]:i;is  only  . 
Staves,  hoops  and  lumber.    Ii  has  Meihodist 
and  Lutheran  chui-che.s.    Tclcg-r:iph — e-l-  ; 
ciii  Union.    Express— United  Stales.  G.  V;.  | 
Trichler,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Dewey,  Foster  &  Co,  dry  goods  and  mnfr 

staves  and  heading. 
Dreher  Adam,  general  stox-e. 
Fass  Charle?,  wagon  maker. 
Gilum  Rev  John,  ( Methodist  Episcopal). 
Gilura  Thomas,  blacksmith. 
Glasser  August,  boots  and  shoes. 
Ingold  Jacob,  hotel  propr. 
Kenbler  George,  cigar  mnfr. 
Kline  G  C,  express  and  station  agent. 
Knight  L  C.  drugs. 
Kronke  Rev  Wm,  (  Lutheran). 
Krouse  George,  blacksmith. 
Miller  John,  harness  maker. 
Pritchard  \V  11,  grocer. 
Ruedy  Kasner,  general  store, 
Senisky  \V  H,  general  store. 
Trichler  George  W,  phy.dcian. 

RILEY. 

A  country  p<>stoffice  in  Clinton  county, 
miles  south  of  Fowler,  on  the  D.  &  ]M. 
R.  R.  There  are  2  cheese  factories  in  the 
vicinity.  Wheat,  corn,  oats,  wool  and  maple 
sugar  are  shipped.  Riley  has  a  semi-weekly 
mail.    John  N.  Hildreth,  po-tmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baylis  Richard,  lawyer. 
Maxam  &  Son.  cheese  mnfrs. 
VVandal  John,  cheese  ronfr, 

RILEY  CENTER. 

A  small  hamlet  in  the  town  of  Riley,  St. 
Clair  county,  on  Belle  river,  in  a  pleasantly 
rolling  country,  wliich  produces  grain,  hay, 
wool,  cheese,  butter,  eggs,  pork  and  beef, 
The  place  has  a  population  of  about  100  and 
is  23  miles  southeast  of  Port  Huron  and  7 
south  of  Emmet  station  on  the  C.  &  L.  H. 
R.  R.  It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  M. 
Elenwood,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

l-Jailey  J,  grocer. 
Fclker  BenjamiM,  general  store. 
Raymond  j alius,  blacksmith. 
Tcsmou  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

RIVER  BEND. 

A  small  hanilel  in  the  bouthwc-t  corner  uf 
Clinton  county,  E:igle  toun.ship,  3  miles 
south  of  Eairle  station,  on  the  I).  L.  »S:  L.  M. 
R.  R.  It  is  (>n  (ir.md  ii\er.  m  a  lirst-class 
farming-   conntiy,    iv.incipally    devoted  to 


stock  raising.  Population  100.  Levi  Part- 
low,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Clayton  Rev  John,  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Datz  M,  general  store. 

Haskiu  U  A,  physician. 

Hdl  L  \V,  general  store. 

Jenney  Rev  A  S,  fFreewili  Baptist). 

Mayer  S  V/,  physician. 

Partlo'vv  Levi,  groceries  and  stationery. 

Spencer  Rev  iJonry,  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Whelpy  S.  physician. 

RPv^ER  RAISIN. 

A  station  and  posto.ftice  in  the  town  of 
Bridgewater,  Washtenaw  county,  on  the 
Jackson  branch  of  the  L.  S.  &  M'.  S  R.  R., 
25  mile>  from  Jackson,  and  21  from  Adrian, 
There  is  a  fine  water  power  here  on  the 
Raisin,  and  choice  farm  lands  surround  the 
station.  Wheat  and  other  gr.-.ins  and  fruit 
are  the  chief  products.  Wm.  Hanke,  post- 
master. 

EUStNF.SS  DIRKCTOE.Y. 

Fischer  Charles,  teacher. 

Hanke  Wm,  grocer,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Kapp  A.  carpenter. 

Karnig  Charles,  saloon. 

Lutz  G,  blacksmith. 

Rommel  I,  miller. 

Stabler  G,  boot  s.nd  shoemaker. 

Stephens  D,  miller. 

Zimmermann  T,  drayman. 


RIVER  SIDE. 

A  railroad  station  and  postofhce  in  Ilagar 
township,  Berrien  county,  on  the  C.  ^  ^L  L. 
S.  R.  R.,  near  the  Paw  Paw  river.  It  is  35 
miles  north  of  New  Buffalo,  and  26  south  of 
Grand  Junction,  the  crossing  of  the  K.  S, 
H.  branch  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.  Wood,  lum- 
ber and  fruit  are  shipped. 

RIVER  SIDE. 

An  incor|XjrateU  villyge  fm-ming  a^  suburb 
of  Detroit  in  the  town  of  Springwells,  Wayne 
c  ninty,  a<tjoining  the  city  of  Detroit,  <m  the 
southwest.  It  includes  an  extensive  dry 
dock  and  ship  yard,  one  of  the  largest  ^team 
forges  in  the  west,  a  mammoth  tannery,  cop- 
per smelting  works,  and  othei  manulactuving 
establishment-,  all  situateil  on  the  ri\cr  bank, 
also  a  fashionable  rc>^idencc  quarter  lying 
furtlier  back.  River  Side  has  no  >e[VTratc 
postoflice.  the  postoflice  address  of  its  resi- 
dence bein;^  Detroit. 


RIVERTON. 

A  postofhcp  in  Rivorton  township.  Mason 
county,  6  mile>  svuitheast  of  Ludington.  It 
is  on  the  Pete  Manpielte  river,  in  a  rcj;ion  of 


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good  farming  l.iiicls,  growing  giain,  hay  and 
root  crops.    It  lias  a  -.veekly  mail.  James 
ii  j  o  n ,  p  o.^  t  ni  a  b  I; e  r. 

BUSINKSS  DIHECTORY. 

Albright  William,  teacher. 
Baird  Da'.'id,  supervisor. 
Griffin  Rev  L,  (Methodist). 
ICenerlin  Rev  L.  (Evangelical). 
Kulley  L  11,  teacher. 
Reardon  L  \V.  teacher. 


R.IVES  JUNCTION. 

A  station  at  the  junclion'of  tlie  G.  R.  V. 
R.  R.  %vith  the  J.  L.  oc  S.  R,  R.,  11  miles 
north  of  Jack.son,  Ii  i?  in  the  town  of 
Rives,  Jackson  county.  Population  40. 
Shipments,  farm  produce.  Exjires.s,  Ameri- 
can. I'elegraph,  Western  Union.  Henry  K. 
Wood,  po>tma-ter. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Earreti.  Alfred,  cooper. 
Heriron  Jolm,  express  and  station  agent. 
Parmer  Joseph,  Idack-^mith. 
Wood  Henry  K,  lumber,  plaster  ond  grocer- 
ies. 


ROBERTS'  LANDING. 

A  small  village  on  the  St.  Clair  river,  in 
the'  town  of  Cottrellville,  St.  Clair  county, 
12  miles  below  St,  Clair,  and  3  above  Algon- 
ac.  It  contains  a  handle  factory,  and  is 
largely  engaged  in  fashing,  and  the  shipnu^nt 
of  cord  vv-ot;d.  It  ha^  a  daily  mail.  Tele- 
graph, Western  Union.  Express,  McClure's. 
Samuel  Roberts,  postmaster. 

BUS  IN  1:5.^  DIRECTORY. 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  fisherv. 
Harrow  James  P,  fishery  and  l)lacksmith. 
JuUey  Noah,  fishery, 
Larnevd  L,  vessel  owner. 
Lyons  Harcourt,  blacksmith. 
O'Leary  &  ?\IcCarron,  cord  wood  and  vessel 

supplies 
Rolibiiis  ]')eniamin,  fishery. 
Roberts  W  C  &  W  S,  ranfrs  axe  and  sledge 

handles  and  agents  McChire's  Express. 
Rol)ertson  C  W,  fishery. 
Willens  John,  broom  maker. 


ROBINSON. 

A  village  and  railroad  station  on  tlie  C.  & 
M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  in  Robinson  townshiii,  Ot- 
tawa couiuy,  103  miles  above  Xew  Ilunalo, 
ami  7  sirith  of  Nunica,  the  crossing  of  the 
D.  ^:  M.  R.  1\.  PopuLilion,  200.  It  manu- 
factures lumber,  sliingles,  and  staves,  atui 
ships  al>o  fruit  and  farni  priulucc.  Tele- 
graph, Western  Union.  Express,  American. 
O.  A.  Whitney,  postmaster. 


j  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Finch  Xorman,  propr  hotel. 
Marble,  Dunning  &  Co.  lumber  mnfrs. 
Parrish  Charles  C,  drugs. 
Reid  Grosvenor,  station  and  express  age?. 
Robinson  Lumber  Co,  lumber  mntrs. 


ROOHESTSR. 

An  incorporated  village  in  the  town 
Avon,  Oakland  county,  25  miles  north  »  • 
Detroit,  air  line  di.-tance,  but  31  miles  vii 
the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.,  and  10  miles  east  .f 
Pontiac.    It  is  situated  a:  the  Junction «.: 
I  Paint  and  Stoney  creeks  v.  ith  Clinton  rivrr, 
]  and  has  fine  water  power  advantage?.  .V: 
j  this  point  the  C.  &  St.  C.  Air  Line  R.  R. 
i  intersects  the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.    The  vill-T 
contains  2  woolen,  2  paper  and  4  grist  mil:-, 
also  4  churches,  Baptist,  Congregation.:;. 
Methodist  and  Universalh^t.    It  is  in  a  g''  >l 
rolling  agricultural    country,  the  produce 
raised  being  mainly  grain  and  fruit.  The 
shipments  from   this  place    are    of  paper, 
woolen  goods,   and  agricultural  product*. 
Rochester  has  now  a  population  of  ?;oo,  an-! 
has  2  mails  each  way  daily.  Telegraph, 
Atlantic    &    Pacific.      Express,  Americau. 
Wm.  J.  Weir,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

American  Express  Co,  L  PI.  Hudson,  agcni. 

Andrews  C  C,  Eureka  mills. 

Plaker  ^S:  Petty,  grocers. 

Bali  L  C  F,  boots  and  shoes. 

Barnes  Bros,  paper  mnfrs, 

Barnes  S,  saloon. 

B^rnttt  Wm,  painter. 

Bateinan  Asa  j,  general  store. 

Cheney  Enoch,  meat  market. 

Coill^fook  O.scar  r\  Carpenter  and 
Lumber  I')ealer. 

Cook  >S:  Kirby,  flouri-r.g  mill. 

Cook  T  C,  general  store. 

Dahlmann  Frederick,  ieweler. 

Ce  Lisle  Mrs  J  H,  general  store,  2  miles 
northeast  of  village. 

Demun  Mrs  M  P,  millinery. 

Koklor  Iv  J,  Blacksmith. 

Finery  1»00  II,  Propr  Pavilion  H.  te'. 

Ewell  Philander,  wo. den  mill,  2  miles  north- 
east of  village. 

Fox  T  B,  publisher  Rochester  Era. 

Goodison  C  S.  general  store. 

Holman  Bros,  biack^milh^. 

Horn  Mrs  Abrani,  millinery  and  dre>smak- 

Hu<i>i">n  Mrs  J  K,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Hudson  L  II,  .Tgont  American  ExpieS'.  Co. 
[ennings  D  L,  foundry. 

Johnston  Charle<5.  wagon  maker.  ?  nulc" 

nonhcasi  of  village. 
Keliher  Janies  boot  and  shoein.iker. 
Lanihorison  Bros,  general  store. 


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lAiniheriMm  ^iou.se,  G  G  Lomason, 

Fropr. 

Losi30:.^4»5J    €J    <x,    Propr  Lamhertson 
Mouse. 

McCornac  &  Harrison,    boots,  shoes,  and 

confectionery. 
Mumford  J?.raes,  barber. 
Newberry  James,  grain  and  produce. 
Faviiiosi  51oteS,  G  H  Ivmery,  Propr. 
Reimer  Joseph,  hardware  and  stoves. 
Roberson  E,  grist  mill,  2  miles  north  east 

of  village. 
Roberts  &:  Miles,  woolen  mills. 
Roberts  M  &  H,  furniture. 
Suover  J  S,  blacksmith. 
Sl>r:^pi'iie  Itr^  I*,  General  Store. 
Stanley  c^:  \Mntney,  lumberyard. 
Sv/avze  Wm,  livery. 

Torrey  E  E,'  station  agent  and  telegraph  op- 
erator. 

Vandeventer    Geo    W,  carriage  maker  and 

blacksmith. 
Varin  &  Burget,  harness  makers. 
VorSil'S  Clisil'ies  II,  Carriage  and  Sleigh 

Maker, 

Vorhcs  I  C,  carriage  and  sleigli  maker. 
Weir  \V121  J,  Hardware  and  Stoves,  also 

I'oslm  aster. 
Wilcox  F  M,  physician. 
Wilcox  Elliott  R,  lawyer. 
Wilson  J  E  &  J  C,  physicians. 
Winkler  Joseph,  flouring  mill,  2  miles  north 

east  of  village. 
Yates  J  G,  cooper. 

ROCK  FALLS. 

A  village  of  about  400  inhabitant.s  on  the 
shore  of  lake  Huron,  at  the  mouth  of  Alien's 
creek,  in  Sand  Beach  township,  Huron 
county,  2/4  miles  south  of  Sand  Beach  and 
20  due  east  of  Bad  Axe,  the  county  seat. 
I'oit  Huron,  62  miles  south,  is  the  nearest 
radroad  point.  It  has  one  large  saw  mill 
and  a  Baptist  church.    Good  [arming  lands 


extend  back  of  F-ock  Falls,  and  besides 
lumber  and  :,hingle>,  wheat,  potatoes  and 
hay  are  sliipped.  Telegraph — Western  Un- 
ion. Express  —  American.  Mail  —  da:!y. 
Charles  Hues-tis,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

Pack,  Jenks  &  Co,  general  store,  saw  mill 

and  express  agents. 
Swain  Rev  A  M,  (  Baptist). 

ROCKFORD. 

A  thriving  incorporated  village  on  the  G. 
R.  &  I.  R.  R.,  13  miles 'north  ot  Grand 
Rapids.  It  is  in  Algo>ma  township.  Kent 
county,  on  Rouge  river,  from  which  water 
power  is  derived.  I'opulation  about  Soo. 
It  contains  a  foundry  and  machine  shop,  2 
flouring  miles,  2  saw  mills,  shingle  mills, 
sash  and  blind  factory,  etc.  Rockioid  sup- 
purls  a  respectable  weekly  newspaper — Fke 
Kegisfer.  A  godl  farming  Country  sur- 
rounds it.  Settled  1S43,  incorporated  1S71. 
Express— Uniteo  States.  Telegraph— West- 
ern Union.    Judsoa  Spore,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Addison  &  Rowley,  planing  mill  and  sash 

factory. 
Beatty  \Vm,  billiard  saloon. 
Blake'ley  Charles  E.  druggist. 
Blakeley  Russell  L,  physician. 
Bramer^Henry,  propr  Ohio  House  and  soap 


maker. 


Bridge  Street  Iloii»ie,  O  A  Wilkinson 

&  Son  Froprs. 
Brown  Sarah  E,  millinery. 
Brown  &  Stickney,  shingle  mnfrs. 
Burch  D  W  C,  physician. 
Carlyle  Charles  H,  general  store. 
Clark  Vera,  milliner. 
Close  Edward  R,  general  store. 
Colby  Horace,  hartlware. 
Coon  Jackson,  boots  and  shoes. 
Cowdm    Charles    H,    publisher    Rock  ford 
weekly  Rtgiator. 


Corner  Main  and  Fifth  Sts.,  near  the  Depot. 


G.  G.  LOMASON,  Proprietor. 


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Cranmer  James  M,  meat  market. 

Danforth  V.'m,  salooii. 

Davie  Edward  N,  b!ack.-,mith. 

Fletcher  &  Chapel,  founders  and  machini<rs. 

French  George,  general  store. 

H.vner  &  Co,  wagon  makers. 

MOi?^  &  A«'i£lC?y,  Proprs  Stinson  House. 

Irons  James,  baker  and  confecti;>ner. 

Jaqua  Eliza,  dress  maker. 

Johnson  \Vni  B,  furniture. 

judson  &  Hyde,  commi-ision  merchants. 

Kutts  Frank,  druggist. 

Kutts  &  Hyde,  lawyers. 

La  Bar,  Heath  &  Co,  flouring  mill. 

Laphiun  Embree  H,  propr  Laphani  House. 

Iul\pUvt'A\   Ifoilfe<?i  ^  ^  Lapham  propr, 

Eapham  Smith,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Lunn  Joseph  \V,  confectioner  and  failor. 

Martin  Emilie  -S,  jevs-eler. 

Meach  Mark  C,  livery. 

Muii  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Newman  &  Brown,  grocers. 

North  Roben,  tobacco  and  cigars. 

Pickett  Albert  L,  station  agent. 

Powell  VolneVj  llouriug  mill. 

Rockford  Excliange  bank,  Myron  H  Norton 

pres,  Charles  N  Hyde  cashier, 
Rykert  &  Malh^ry,  barbers. 
Sanders  Sc  Downey,  harness  makers. 
Saunders  &  Morris,  general  store. 
Skellenger  Charles  \\\  grocer. 
Spore  Abrarn,  blacksmith. 
Spore  Judson  M.  b(ioks  and  stationery. 
^tiSBtsOll  liOi»S«e,  Hoeg&Ackley  proprs. 
Stucum  D  R  is:  Co,  general  store. 
Stone  Elliott,  meat  market. 
Stoner  J  R  &  Co,  blacksmiths. 
Taber  R'.  Hopkins,  lumber  and  sliingle  mnfrs. 
Teller  Peter  S,.  tailor. 
Thornton  <S:  Martin,  hardware. 
Travis  James,  livery. 

United  States  Express  Co,  W  13  Johnson 
a</ent. 

O 

Vansize  Simon  B,  wagon  maker. 
Wilkinson  G  A  &  Son,  proprs  Bridge  Street 
House. 


IIOCKLAND. 

A  village  of  about  500  inhabitanfs  in 
Rockland  township,  Ontonagon  county,  12  '^ 
miles  southeast  of  (Jntonagoa  village,  and 
35  west  of  L'Anse,  its  nearest  railroad  point. 
It  is  w!tl\in  t!u;  limits  of  the  so-callod  min- 
eral range,  and  is  the  location  of  several 
copper  mines,  including  the  once  fimous 
Minnesota  miiv.  Tlie  product  of  its  mines 
fcr  1S74  was  as  Iieic  shown  : 

Proilact       Toud  Tot.d 
187.1.         Inv't.  Div'ds. 

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Nntion.il   it.\    "       i<><>,<>w  jix^jOdo 

RorlJan.J   3!i    "       335, i^o   

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The  village  contains  a  horel,  several  s:-  :■ 
and   a    Methodist    church.     The   cour, - 
around  is  heavily  timbered.    Hay,  oa!>  .. 
vegetables  are  grown.    Settled,  18^7.  'I  • 
graph,  Northwestern.    Mail   daily.  K. 
Menhcuet,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRLCTORY. 

Chynowith  R,  hotel  pr<)pr. 

Emmons  T  H,  hardware. 

Gribble  Thomas  jr,  boots  and  ^hoes. 

Harring  James  M,  fur  dealer. 

Hopf  S,  boots  and  shoes. 

Jeffs  Benjamin,  genera!  store. 

^Mueller  Cliarles,  jeweler. 

Nankerois  Rev  II  (Methodist). 

Pcrchace  &  (Jaiblic,  meat  market. 

Robbin>  J  W,  lawyer. 

Siirel  Mrs  Georcje,  ireneril  store. 

Smedling  J,  boots  and  shoes. 

Stannard  L,  general  store. 

Sweet  Ej  general  store. 

Symons  H  P,  physician. 

ROGKWOOD. 

The  village  of  Rockwood,  which  has 
population  of  about  400,  is  situated  near  : 
southern  line  of  Wayne  county,  in  the  Vo\^ 
ship  of  Brownstov.  n,  on  l>oth  sides  of 
Huron  river,  7  miles  abo\e  its  mouth, 
with  the  L.   S.  is:   M.   S.  railroad  pa.—;; 
just  through  the  western  side,  and  the  Ca- 
ada  Southern  road  near  it  on  the  east.  It 
25  miles  south  of  Detroit. 

The  farming  countrv  nbout  is  level,  aa 
ranks  onlv  about  middling. 

The  only  manufaclu' ing  enterprises  - 
saw  mill  and  l  extensive  siave  factory  wi.i 
gikcs  employment  to  >ome  40  han.ls.  Tc 
graph,  Atlantic  is:  Pacific.  Express,  U'.  i: 
Sia:es.    J.  L.  Wallace,  postmaster. 

BUSINKSS  DiRK<:TORY. 
Baumeister  Frederick,  liasket  mnfr. 
Boucher  L,  produce. 

BoucI\er  L  D,  cariKuler  and  general  st^r 
Boucher  Wilfred.  carpi:nter. 
Butler  Charles  W,  meat  market. 
Biuler  Frederick  -\,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Canheld  George  I.,  grocer. 
Cli-'se  George,  hai  ne>s  maker. 
Ev<>n  l.Kuis,  carpenter. 
La  Fountaine  Moses,  carpenter. 
?vlannan>an  Henry,  carpenter. 
I'ahner  Lewis  &  Son,  wagon  makers. 
Rcagle  J  15,  saloon. 
Rfcd  J  P,  physician. 
Simons  C  K,  station  .^gent. 
Stioiig   John   jr.,   gener.d  ^toro   and  - 
mnfr. 

Vrdrance  Cohnnhus,  blackMuith. 
V.iinoy  George  A.  ht'»ol  pvopr. 
W.dhrce  1  L,  geneiai  store, 
\V\xkI  1  honias.  general  siorc. 


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ROGERS.  I 

A  station  on  the  Ottei-  Lake  branch  of  ! 
the  F.  &  P.  M.  K.  R.,  between  Genesee  and 
Ousvill.e.    IvOgerbville  is  its  posioCfice, 

ROGERS  CITY, 

The  county  seat  of  Presque  Isle  county,  a 
Village  of  from  Soo  to  i,oco  inhabitants, 
mostly  German  inamigrants,  in  the  township 
of  Rogers,  48  miies  nortlivve.st  of  Alpena, 
and  5S  southeast  of  Cheboy.<;an.  It  is  on 
the  shore  of  hike  Huron,  a.t  the  mouiu  of 
Trout  n%'er.  It  contains  a  large  sa%v  inill, 
a  shingle  mill,  a  brewery,  a  Luth- 
eran church,  2  hotels,  etc.  The  exports 
comprise  lumber,  cedar  pusts,  cord\vr;od, 
shliirrjes,  Dotatoes.  fi-^h,  etc.  ExT>ress, 
McCiure's.  Telegraidi,  Western  Union. 
Mail,  weekly.    Albert  Molitor,  postmaster. 

TU;SINl.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Bertram  Frederick,  boots  and  shoes. 

Eohii  Rev-  J  A  (Lutheran). 

Ciolhier  Henry,  telegraph  operator. 

Clothier  Mrs  Lin  a,  music  teacher. 

Crawford  Bros,  genera!  store. 

Dell  Stephen,  telegraph  operator. 

Dronsoterweitz  Vincent,  ale  brewer. 

Hagen  Wm,  general  store. 

Herris  Simon,  physician. 

Hoeft  Herman,  general  store.  ' 

Horn  &  Trapp,  wagon  mnfrs. 

Kitchen  William,  music  teacher. 

Larke  Fred  D.  real  estate  and  luml)er. 

Mangold  Joseph,  organs, 

Millar  Charles,  boots  and  >hoes. 

Molitor  Bros,  general  store  and  lumber  mnfrs. 

Plaitz  Charles,  shingle  mnfr. 

Schmidt  Pfanin,  physician. 

Somere  Frank,  cabinet  maker. 

Streich  Rudolph,  harness  maker. 

Valentine  Mrs,  hotel  propr. 

Wende  Mrs,  hotel  propr. 

ROGERSVILLE. 

A  village  in  Richheld  township,  Genesee 
county,  12  miles  northeast  of  Flinl:,  on  the 
Otter  Lake  branch  of  the  F,  &;  P.  M.  R.  R. 
It  was  settled  in  1S48,  and  now  has  100  in- 
habitants, ft  is  in  an  excellent  farming 
countiy,  and  farm  produce  is  shipped  awny. 
It  has  a  daily  mail.  S.  J.  Rogers,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRKCIORY. 
Cotrell  R  H,  blacksmith. 
Hibbard  A:  iJod/e,  tlourinp;  mill, 
i.an^.is  H  15,  pum[)  and  uagtui  maker. 
Mead  E,  cooper. 

Reoce  &  Rofjers,  Lyrist  mill  and  cheese  fac- 
tory. 

KngL-rs  R  ]  >,  hold  p^o[^r. 
Kogcrs  S  J,  ^^eneral  sluie  and  railroad  agent. 
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Sanborn  .S:  Abbo't,  general  store. 
Stimson  R  M,  cider  m.nfr. 

ROLLm. 

A  small  village  on  Tifiin  river,  iu  Rollin 
townsliip,  Lenawee  county,  5  miles  north  of 
Hudson,  its  shipping  station.  Population, 
250.  It  is  surroun.ded  by  a  thriving  farming 
country,  and  ships  bucter,  cheese,  eggs,  dried 
ai)ples,  pork  and  live  stock.  It  has  a  daily 
mail.    G.  T,  Rice^  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alexander  ^ViHiam  P,  blacksmitii. 
Bowen  PI  S,  flouring  mill  and  justice  of  the 
peace. 

Drouyor  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  ranfr. 

Fish  ^lyron,  cooper. 

Hardy  Prof  II  G,  horse  tamer. 

Plodges  D,  meat  market. 

Hodges  Geo  Vv',  wagon  and  carriage  niufr. 

Hodges  Orlaii,  barber 

Howd  H  B,  carpenter. 

Howd  H  W,  live  stock  dealer.  , 

Morehouse  Aaron,  furniture  mnfr. 

Patrick  James,  carpenter. 

Perrin  William,  cider  mnfr. 

Phelps  J  W,  carpenter. 

Rice  G  T,  general  store. 

Rynex  Henry,  hotel  propr. 


ROME. 

A  small  village  of  250  inhabit.mts,  in  the 
township  of  Rome,  Lenawee  county,  10 
miles  northwest  of  Adrian,  via.  which  place 
goods  art-  shii)ped  thither.  It  is  the  center 
of  a  good  agricultural  district,  and  contains 
a  saw  mill,  a  cooper  shop,  and  some  other 
small  manufacturing  establishments.  Also 
Bapti:>t  and  Free-will  Baptist  churches.  It 
has  a  tvi-weekly  mail.  G.  W.  Bond,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRFCrORY. 

Bancroft  Rev  N  D  (Baptist). 

Piates  Daniel  P.  ju-^tice  of  the  peace. 

Bond  (icorgc  W.  general  store. 

Chri^tman  Henry  C,  carpenter. 

Clark  Hany.  blacksmith. 

Edwar-ls  Haniel  S,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Fleming  &  Brisbin,  bl.-icksmiths. 

Greenleaf  &  Taylor,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Holt  Rev  George  R  (Free-will  P.aptist). 

Landoi\  Silas,  carpenter  and  house  mover. 

North  Franklin  G,  sh-.^emaker. 

Ross  Edwin  J,  phyc«ioian. 

Ross  Joseph  G,  physician. 

Spangle  Aaron,  cooper. 

Thomas  H«  \iiy  II,  hotel  propr. 

Thur-t  )ii  N'.ahMuel  '[\  l\.\rncss  tn.-Uer. 

Underbill  C  F,  furniture  mnfr. 


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ROME  CENTER. 

( See  Rome. ) 

ROMEO. 

The  village  of  Roraeo,  though  not  the 
county  seat,  is  the  principal  town  of  Macomb 
county,  in  the  northern  jrart  of  which  it  i-; 
located,  on  the  line  between  Bruce  an'l 
\Vasiiington  lov.-nships.anci  on  the  Chicago 
St.Ckiir  railroad,  14  miles  Ave.st  of  Ridgeway. 
It  ciaims  a  population  of  2,500,  and  is  sur- 
rounded by  a  splendid  farming  couniry. 

The  soil  is  gravelly  and  well  adapted  for 
the  construction  of  good  streets  at  a  moder- 
ate expense.  Rorneo  has  become  well 
known  to  the  sporting  world  through  its  an- 
nual andi  well-attendcdi  horse  fairs,  having 
here  one  of  the  very  be.t  hnlf-inile  tracks  in 
the  State.  The  public  buildings  consist  of 
a  central  union  and  two  primary  school 
buildings  (all  of  wood),  and  ^lethodist, 
Christian,  Congregational,  Episcopal,  Bap- 
tist, and  Lutheran  churches.  The  Metho- 
dist church,  which  is  a  new  one,  is  one  of  the 
fuiest  in  the  interior  of  the  State,  having 
cost  some  ;540jOOO.  The  Romeo  Observer, 
a  v/ell-conductLd  local  ^Luiet,  is  the  onU- 
paper  published  here.  The  manufixcturing 
interests  of  Romeo  include  (in  and  close 
around  'he  village),  4  flouring-  mills,  4  car- 
riage factories,  a  planing  mill,  2  foundrie^,  a 
machine  shop,- an  agricultural  implem.ent  iac- 
tory,  and  extract  and  perfumery  works. 
There  are  also  2  banks.  Tlie  leading  ship- 
ments from  Romeo  consist  of  flour,  grain, 
pork  and  potatoes.  The  village  was  piattedi 
in  1834,  incorporated  in  183S,  and  secured 
an  outlet  by  railroad  in  1S70.  Telegraph — 
Western  Union  Express — Canadian.  M. 
T ho  m pso n J  pos t m a  - 1 e  r . 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

AjJierii'issi  Motel,  J  T)  Elliott,  Propr. 

Ayrc>  Lewis  S,  hof^i  skirts  and  corsets. 
liJiivd  i!^  Waler8>ll£\V,  Proprs  Romeo 

Observer. 
Bancroft  Randol|ih  S,  dentist. 
Benjamin  J"hn  B,  reslauraut. 
Beachum  Manas.->eh,  tailor. 
Beachum  Roscoe,  tailor. 
Bickford  Rufus  M,  carpenter. 
Bickford  Mrs  P<.  M.  dress  making. 
Bogart  Honice,  carriage  maker. 
Bradley  Henry  \V,  t?igar  ninfr, 
Bradley  Mrs  II  W,  hair  works. 
Briggs  Daniel  B,  State  Superinlendenl  P-ui)-. 

lie  Instruction. 
Bronun  Michael  C,  meat  market. 
Brown  \Vin  H,  liarbcr  shop. 
Bu//.ell  .M.utin,  insurance  agent  and  justice 

of  the  peace. 
Casaey  David,  tailor. 


Caster  Rev  E  E  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Cawker  John,  meat  market. 

Chamberlin  Jeremtiah,  physician. 

Citizens'  National  Bank,  E  \V  Glddings  pres, 
S  A  Read<:  cashier. 

Coe  Charles  N,  books,  notions,  etc. 

Corson  Thomas,  grocer. 

Coweil  cc  Brothers,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Cuyler  Benjamin  W,  photographer. 

Dawson  John,  grocer. 
I  Bp.ke  C'ravrley  P.  Collector  Internal 
i      Pvevenue,  5ih  District. 

Dittman  John,  wagon  maker. 

i>05I^'lj?*^»i  I>.aJ5C*,  l3entist. 
1  Durand  Os:  Miissey,  druggists. 

Eckert  Henry,  blacksmith. 

Edgett  Miss  A  1%  millinery  and  fiincy  goods. 

Fifriolt  J  l>,  Propr  American  I  [..tel. 

Edgel  Frederick,  hardware. 

Fairfield  Rev  M  W  (Congregationalist). 

Fares  John  B,  physician. 

First  'National    Bank,  Moses  A  Giddings 
pres,  Henry  O  Smith  ca-hier. 

Ford  John^  merchant  tailor. 

Frarer  \Vm  A,  carriage  maker. 

Frost  FlumerfeSt  &  Co,  general  store. 

Cdblis  Wu"!  \V,  artist. 

Giddiisiiv?^,  Kowley   cV   Co.  Dry 

Goods.  Groceries,  Ready  Made  Clothing, 
etc. 

Gray  IPagh  C.  flour  mill,  3  miles  out  from 

village  limits. 
Gray  James,  flouring  mill. 
(}ray  Lyman  B,  livery. 
Gray  \Vm,  flouring  mill. 
Gveenshiclds  W'm,  physician. 
iI»51?j(.N>2ll  Irviiag  I>,  Attorney  at  Law 

ai  id  Notary  Public. 
Flarris  David,  barber. 
Harvey  James,  physician. 
Hint/.  Charles,  saloon. 
Plolcomb  Henry  A,  jeweler. 
Holland  &  Readc,  drugs. 
H^irton  .MrsL  E,  millinery  and  notions, 
llosmcr  Riley,  founder  and  machinist. 
Hudson  G  L.  gunsmith. 
Hunt  Mo-es  C,  painter. 

Jenison  Horace  A,  crockery  and  glassware. 
Jersey  Pliiiip,  marble  works. 
Kennedy  vS;  Waycott,  sash  and  blind  mnfrs. 
Ketchum  Bros,  carriage  mnfrs. 
Killam  ^  Davi^,  farm  iniplenients. 
Kindial!  Joseph,  boots  and  shoos. 
Larzellier  Nicholas,  grocer  and  saloon. 
Lee  Nathan  II,  livery. 
Leete  All)i  rt  E. physician. 
Loud  Ge<^  B,  nursery. 

Lowell  DvNiglit  N,'lawyer  and  real  e-^talc 
agent. 

Lvon  Tin5"lliy,  b!ack-^u\iih. 
I^lrliiiosli  A    Halos,  Proprs  Romeo 

1 1  >use,  Mt  1  >cpoi 
McE.uland  PaUick  11,  boots  and  shoes. 


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MacMuUeii  V/m  F,  harnes-i  and  saddlery. 

Mallorv  C  F  Ov'  Co,  hardware. 

Marlell  Rev  A,  (Baptist). 

Ma%-nard  Win,  grncci;;. 

Melleii  Iliwvvy  &:  Joins  S,  Grain 
and  Lumber  Merchants. 

Morland  &  Fiuraerrdt,  general  store. 

Newbury  Bros,  dry  goods. 

Newberry  Geo  P,  saddlery  and  harness. 

Newman  Joseph  &:  Co,  general  store. 

Odion  Ransom  F,  gvocf^Y. 

Owen  Wm  R,  jewelry  and  stationery. 

Paiethorpe  Thomas,  photographer. 

Palethorpe  ^Ym,  baker  and  grocer. 

Palmer  Abiiah  E,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Fall?un'  z^;55S.O.^  Soil,  Dealer.-,  in  Fur- 
niture, Mafrs  01'  Shrouds,  Idead-linings  and 
Jobbers  in  Undertakers'  Hardware.  (Sa 
aa'z-). 

Park  Nathan,  sewing  machine  agent. 
FarkOi'  x'ilJOJSOiil  J,  Restaurant,  Oy- 
sters, Coufectiouery  and  Groceries. 
Perry  SIOSi*>e,  N  ^l  Perry  propr. 
Perry  Norton  M,  propr  Perry  Hou=e. 
Phelps  John,  carriage  mnfr. 
Phelps  John,  real  estate  agent. 
Pratt  Ira  F,  grocer. 
Price  James  E,  general  store. 
Price  Mason,  cooper. 


Rawles  Henry,  hardware. 

Raymond  S  D,  painter. 

Reardon  James,  l?.wyer. 

Romeo  House.  McTntosh  .S;  Bates,  pioprs. 

Kossit'o  \Teek?.y  Observer.  Baird 

Waterbury  Proprs. 
Rood   R  S,  furniture,  2  miles  from  Romeo. 
Seaman  Chai  les  1j.  ta  d  or. 
Sel fridge  R  F,  blacksmith. 
Shaver    A   B,   saw    mill,   4   miles  from 
limits. 

Smith  Timothy  A.  general  store. 

Snover  E^S,  ju  stice  of  t-he  peace. 

Snover  Miss  Phebe,  dressmaker. 

Spice  George  W,  carriage  trimmer. 

§tarkw€t^?lier  Jokn  F^,  Aitomey  at 
Law,  Insurance,  Real  Estate  and  Collec- 
tion Ageut.  [S.^ei^dv.) 

Stone  John,  carpenter. 

Sutton  Michael  R,  harnes.s  maker. 

Tcdman  Mrs  A  |.  milliner. 

Ti£omp?»on  '>iiU05l,  Postmaster  aud 
Carriage  MntV. 

Tillman  A     J,  boots  and  slioes, 

Tilson  Philo,  physician. 

Turner  W  S  &  Son,  grocers. 

Virgil  &  Crawford,  blacksmiths. 

Washer  George,  boots  and  shoes. 

Weeks  Rev  Joseph,  (Christian). 


JOIdN  L.  STARKWEATHER, 


Estate  Agent, 


jgt^  Farms,    Pine  .  Lands,   Tunber  and  Village  Property. 

A  T  T  O  Pv  N  E  Y    AT    LA  W  , 

General  Insurance  and  Collecting  Agent, 

-  -  -  MIOPIICtAN. 

AMOS  PALMER  &  SON, 

c::r^MAN  IT  F ACTU  RERS  OF--^ 

Shrouds  and  Head  Linings, 

AND  JOBBERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 

Undertakers'  Materials, 

ROMEO,  MICHIGAN. 


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ROS 


ROMULUS. 

A  fl.ng^  Station  and  postoffice  or  the  F.  &  P. 
M.  R.  R.,  47  miles  nortli  of  Toledo,  and  4 
south  of  Wayne.  It  is  in  Romuhi:,  town- 
ship,  Wayne  county,  and  is  locally  knovrn  as 
Pullen's  Corners.  Population  100.  Wayne 
is  its  shipping  station.  The  villao-e  contains 
one  saw  mill,  and  a  Methodist  church.  It 
has  a  daily  mail.  S.  R.  Kin^sley,  sr,  posr- 
master, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

BifFins  Rev  S,  (Tslethodist  Episcopal). 
Colhura  Plarvey,  station  agent. 
Frost  George  &  Co,  coopers. 
Howard  William,  marble  cutter. 
Jones,  Parry  &  Co,  furniture  mnfrs. 
K.ing:-ley  S  R  jr,  general  store. 
Porter  Charles,  blacksmith. 
Pu'len  C  W,  painter. 
PiiUeu,  Dunbar  &  Co,  lumber. 
Watt  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 


ROOTYILLE, 

A  postoftice  in  Helena  township,  Antrim 
county,  10  miles  northeast  of  Elk  Rapids, 
the  county  seat,  and  on  Grass  lake.  Imer- 
mediate  river  affords  water  power.  It  is  in 
a^roUing  country,  the  soil,  good  sandy  loam. 
Grain  and  potatoes  are  the  productions. 
It  has  a  weekly  mail.  Samuel  Willis,  post- 
master. 


ROSCOMMON. 

A  sm.all  village  in  Higgijis  township,  Ros- 
common county.  It  is  also  a  station  on  the 
J.  L.  &  S.  R.  R.,  77  miles  above  Wenoua. 
The  first  settlement  was  made  here  in  1S72. 
Present  (1S74),  population  100.  Telegraph, 
Western  Union.  Express,  American,  s! 
Bennett,  postmaster. 

BLISINF.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Bennett  S,  express  and  station  ai^ent. 

Bennett  Bros,  general  store. 

Derby  S,  physician  and  hotel  propr. 

Pierson  J  J,  hotel  propr. 

Rai/on  J,  hotel  propr. 

Trask  John,  general  store. 


ROSE. 

A  postoffice  in  Rose  township,  Oakland 
county,  17  miles  northwest  of  runti;ic,  and  6 
south  of  Holly.    It  has  a  seini-weekly  mail. 

RC  SEVILLE. 

A  postoffice  in  Erin  township,  Macomb 
county,  8;<  miles  southwest  of  Mt.  Clemens, 
3  miles  from  lixke  St.  CLiir  and  12  miles  out 
from  Detroit  on  the  Gratiot  mad.  The 
country  around  is  settled  l;y  farmers,  ami 
farm  produce  is  shipped  away.  Tliis  place 
has  a  tri-wcekly  mail.  Popul.ition  550. 
Gustavus  Scluicluvrd,  postmaster. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ameis  Nicholas,  grocer  and  butcher. 
Black  Henr\',  grocer. 
Decker  Benjamin,  carpenter. 
Deitz  Henry,  shoemaker. 
Diedenbach  John,  wagon  maker. 
Duv.'ecker   Jos  <i'  Bros,  general   store  ai- 
saloon. 

Endress  Conrad,  grocer  and  butcher. 

Endress  2\Iichael,  blacksmith. 

Feldman  Henr}%  physician. 

Gaukler  Jacob  A,  general  store  and  hotel. 

Gaukler  Philip,  potash  mnfr. 

Gifferich  Joseph,  grocer  and  saloon. 

Ginitz  Herman,  shoemaker. 

Grabraann  Albert,  shoemaker. 

Grabmann  Charles,  shoemaker. 

Granger  Mrs  A,  physician. 

Plammel  I^ouis,  carpenter. 

Heisner  Henry,  potash  mnfr. 

Huus  Rudolph,  [iotash  mnfr. 

Hund  Henry,  saloon  and  grocer. 

Kerwin  Philip,  notions. 

Kiley  James,  carpenter. 

Knowr     Gutow,  stave  mnfrs. 

Kohlmorgan  Fred  C,  general  store. 

Laberty  Nelson  jr,  gener.d  store  and  salooji. 

Martins  John,  hotel  keeper. 

Morehouse  George,  attoniey. 

Most  Adam,  potash  mnfr. 

Nu mer  Henry,  potash  mnfr. 

PeUier  John,  wagon  maker. 

Pfeiffer  john,  wngon  niaker. 

Rchfield  Charles,  general  store. 

Roehning  Edmund,  cigar  nmfr. 

Rothenberg  Herman,  harness  maker. 

Scli.Tttler  C  F  ^:  Bro,  general  store. 

Schuchard  Gustavus,  general  store. 

Sci\ulte  Anton,  shoemaker. 

Schulte  John  C,  tailor. 

Sciiuster  John,  carj^enter. 

Schmitt  &  Pfeiffer,  wagon  makei-s. 

Schneider  Leonhard,  blacksmith. 

Sjience  Andrew,  basket  maker. 

Varnier  Ilcniy,  s.iloon  and  grucer. 

Voigt  Edmund,  blacksmith. 

Wales  .Vustin,  saw  mill. 

Weiihoff  Anthony,  saloon,  grocer  and  pota-h 
mnfr. 

Westpahl  Theodore,  wood  turner. 


ROSS. 

A  hnmlct  of  35  inhabitants,   in  Byr 
township,  Kent  county,  13  miles  due  >.H«t'^ 
of  Grand  Rapids,  on  the  G.  R.       I.  K.  K. 
It  is  in  a  p;ood  farming  country,  the  produv- 
tions  (  f  wliich  are  wheal,   »>ats,  corn  ajr 
I  otatoes.    Alfred  Pellon,  po^i master. 

BUSINESS  ninECTORY. 

Hanes  .\dam,  hotel  prvtpr, 
Telton  .Mfrcd,  grocer. 


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ROWLAND.  1 

A  postoiTice  in  the  cowaship  of  Roiland,  ; 

Isabella  county,   on  Pine  river,   17  miles  ; 

southv.-est  of  ^It  Ple;i^;int,  the  county  sear.  ■ 

The  nearest  railway  station  is  Stanton,  18  : 

miles  south.    The  country  surrounding  i.^  ] 

adapted  both  to  farming  and  iunibering.    It  : 

has  a  weekly  mail.  Moses  C.  Guy,  post-  , 
master. 


ROXANA. 

[See  Roxand.) 

EOXAND. 

A  postofnce  of  Eaton  cjunty,  9  miles  north 
of  Charlotte.    It  has  a  vs^eekly  mail. 


L.  S.  R.  R.  It  is  in  the  fruit  ];<rlt,  xvA  the 
neighborhood  produces  largely  of  stra',vf)er- 
rie:,,  bhackberries,  peaches,  api»lcs,  etc.  Popu- 
lation 52.    J.  Dispenett,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOrvY. 

Disiicnett  A  J,  general  store  and  physician, 

Penland  Rev' \Vm  (Methodist). 

Rcntfrow  H,  cooper. 

Tr von  VV  K,  nurseryman. 

Wood  P,  cooper. 


ROYAL  OAK. 

A  pleasant  village  of  about  400  inhabitants 
in  Royal  Oak  township,  Oakland  county,  on 
the  D.  &  M.  R.  R.,  12  miles  from  Detroit,  j 
and  the  same  distance  from  Pontiac.    It  has  j 
no  m.atmfacture.^  to    speak  of,   but  has   2  j 
hotels,  3  churches,  Methodist,  Baptist,  and  j 
Lutheran,  good  schools,  etc.     Corn,  oats,  | 
potatoes,  apples,  butter  and  honey  are  mar-  1 
keted,  the  latter  article  being  quite  largely 
produced  in  the  vicinity-.    Settled  in.  ib'25. 
Telegraph,    Western     Union.,  Express, 
American.    J.  G.  Hutchins,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIta-:CTORY. 

Aldrich  G  F,  station  agent. 

Demon  Rev  Wm  II  ;Meth  )dist  Episcopal). 

Brown  J  A,  blacksmith. 

Christian  B  R,  grocer. 

Erb  George  &  Co,  boots  and  shoes. 

Fay  C  E, 'druggist  and  hotel  propr. 

Firm  Rev  S  (Baptist). 

Glazier  C,  physician, 

Gregory  Rose  A,  millinery. 

Mickey  H,  livery. 

Hutchins  J  G,  general  store  and  meats. 
Lathrop  II  K,  physician. 
Rackman  [ohn,  grocer. 
Marcellus'&  Frivatt,  blacksmiths. 
Merril  J  C.  blacksmith. 
Newton  Mrs  Mary  E,  hotel  propr. 
Pomeroy  F  M,  express  agent. 
Salsbury  John,  blacksmith. 
Shomacher  \Vm,  boots  and  shoes. 
Speckhardt  Rev  Charles  (German  Luth- 
eran). 

Storts  Philip,  boots  and  shoes. 
Wells  J  R,  general  store. 

ROYALTON. 

A  hamlet  and  postotVice  of  Royalfon  town- 
ship, Berrien  county,  on  the  Si.  JoNcph  river, 
8  miles  below  Beriien  Springs  and  4  miles 
due  east  from  Sleveusville,  on  the  C.  ^.  M. 


RU3Y. 

A  small  pkace  in  C!yd.:  townr-h.ip.  St.  Clair 
county,  on  Biack  river,  1 1  milcs  northwest  of 
Port  Huron  and  5  north  of  Thornton,  on  the 
C.  &  L.  Fl.  R.  R.  It  has  a  flouring  mill  and 
a  large  plow  faccory.  Mail  tri-weekiy.  James 
Saviile,  postmaster. 

EUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Andrews  Tames,  meat  market. 
Bailey  William      Son,,  flouring  and  carding 
mili. 

Balmer  Robert,  lumberman. 
Beard  J'.'bu,  ?av/  mill. 
Brinkman  F  D.  boots  and  shoes. 
Brown  William,  carpenter. 
Green  Silas  E,  carpenter. 
Grittin  William,  hotel  propr. 
Hoffman  F  C,  general  store. 
Kells  James,  cooper. 
jlcCanchie  David,  weaver. 
Maxrield  |  G,  phvsician. 
Pcarman  Rev  E  E  (Methodist). 
Reynolds  F  O,  general  store 
public, 

Savillc  James,  general  store. 
Sheares" Jacob,  meat  market. 
Stipe  George,  founder  and  blacksmith. 
Stipe  Henry,  wagon  maker. 
Westbrook  B  F,  cooper. 
Westbrook  Oliver,  justice  of  the  peace. 


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RURAL  VALE. 

A  country  postofiice  in  Metamora  town- 
shii),  Lapeer  county.  10  miles  south  of  I. a- 
peer  and  20  north  of  I'ontiac.  It 
has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  Francis  Moon, 
postmaster. 

RUST. 

A  st.ition  on  ihic  G,  K.  .S:  I.  R.  R.,  49 
miles  above  Grand  Rapids  a'vl  7  south  of 
Big  Rapids.    It  h.i<  no  poilottlce. 

RUSTFORD. 

.V  p...>fol>ice  \  \  Mect-ist.i  c«-unly,  6  miles 
east  of  Moi  ley,  on  the  G.  R.  vv:  I.  R.  R.  It 
has  a  tri-weckly  mail. 


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SADDLE  LAKE. 

xV  po-toihce  in  Columbia  fc*\vn-liip,  Van 
JBuren  county,  20  uiiies  r.ortiiwe.-t  of  Paw 
l\iv/.  I'l  is  sir.uatf  J  on  the  K.  <5v:  S.  H. 
branch  of  the  M.  C,  R.  R,,  in  r.  timbered 
coiiuiry.  Lumber  is  manufacturod  and 
shipped.    L.  E.  Wing,  postmaster, 

BUSIXESS  DIRECTORY. 

Hay  &  Wing-,  o;eneral  store  and  saw  rniH. 
Stebbiiis  W^G,  agent  fv.  &  S.  II.  R.  R. 


SAGINAW. 

Coramonly  known  as  Saginaw  Citv.  the 
county  seat  of  Saginaw  county,  an  incorpo- 
rated city  of  10,064  ii^diabitants,  situated  on 
the  we.-.t  branch  of  the  Saginaw  river,  iS 
miles  above  its  mouth,  Tt  is  lOo  miJes  fvom 
Detroit,  64  from  Lansing  and  2  above  East 
Saginav,-  v.-hich  is  on  the  opposite  side  of  the 
river.  The  J.  L.  C-:  S.  R.  K.  passes  through 
the  business  };ortion  of  the  city  by  which 
line  Sa-^-inaw  is  distant  36  miles  from  Owosso, 
64  from  Lansing  and  10 1  from  Jackson. 
The  F.  o:  P.  2^1.  R.  R.  pas-,e<  within'  a  .-.horr 
distance  of  the  northern  boundary  of  the  ciiy 
and  the  S.  V.  k  St.  L.  R.  R,  extending  36 
miles  due  west  into  the  interior  opens  an  ex- 
tcns've  region  to  the  trade  of  Sagiiiaw. 

The  ciiy  fronts  on  the  river  some  4  miles 
and  has  an  average  depth  of  2  miles.  A 
street  railway  connects  it  with  East  Saginaw 
and  rh'i  river  is  crrissed  by  three  sub.^tcintial 
swmg  bridges.  Washington  street,  a  fine 
avenue,  extends  from  a  point  or>p:^site  Ease 
Saginaw  through  the  whole  length  of  the 
city,  parallel  Avith  the  river.  Uetvveen  Ihis 
street  and  the  river  are  the  hotels,  stores, 
mills,  and  business  places  generally.  On 
the  otlier  (the  west)  side,  are  situated  the 
cou)  t  house  square  aiul  county  buildings, 
most  of  the  churches,  school  buildings  and 
residences.  The  ci:y  has  a  splendid  central 
sciiool  building,  with  five  ward  school  h(>uscs, 
and  a  well  organised  public  schuol  system. 
The  cinirelies  are,  the  German  Lutheran,  the 
Presbyterian,  the  Catholic,  the  •Episc()pal, 
the  .Methodise,  the  Baptist,  the  Reformed 
Lutheran,  and  a  Free  Chvirch.  Tlie  Taylor 
Mouse,  tirst-i  lass  hotel,  and  a  number  of 
large  and  elegaiU  brick  buvine^s  blocks  are 
worthy  of  mention.  Holly  water  works, 
erected  at  a  cost  of  Sioo.ooo,  supply  the  ciiy 
with  water.  There  is  a  Voung  Mens"  Chris- 
tian Association  and  various  Masonic  and 
Odd  Fellow  s'  lodges,  also  two  weekly  ::v.ws- 
papers,  the  Si:j,'mu <,u\7 diimoci3.\.ic,  and  the 
S<7,(,--in„:M  AVw,   repu!»iicnn.  There 

arc  2  banks  (..)tic  National),  s.nne  S  or  10 
large  f.xw  mills,  and  as  matiy  .salt  manufac- 
lories,  a  foundry  and  machine  sho[\  n  1I. Hir- 
ing milt,  a  boiler  shop,  a  planing  miil.  a 
stave  tV.aory,  a  sa:di  and  door  f.ictory,  and 


various   other    manufacturing  enterpris..- 
more  or  less  extensive,  all  of  v/hich  give  er. 
pioynient  to  1,500  hands  or  more.  Sagi"?.v 
has  also  an  immense  trade  in  furnishi' 
supplies  to  the  lumber  regions  north  an 
v.-cot.    Large  lake  vessels  ascend  the  ri\, 
to  this  point,  and  load  at  docks  directly  i; 
the  heart  of  the  citv. 

Various  attem.pts  liave  been  made  to  c  r. 
solidate  East  Saginaw  with  Saginaw  Ci^v 
and  thereby  erect,  under  a  single  municip- 
government,  a  city  of  between  25,000  ar. 
30,000  inhabitants,  but  local  jealousies  hiv 

I  hitherto  stood,  in  the  wa3'.    These  vvili  n 
doul>t  in  time  be  overcome,  and  Sagir.-.\. 
will  vie  widi  Grand  Rapids  for  the  Dositi  . 

I  of  second  city  in  Michigan 'in  populatio: 
and  importance. 

The  histoiy  of  Saginaw  dates  back  1 

1   1S19,  v.hen  Gen.  Cass  here  negotiated  ai 

I  important  treaty  with  the  Indians  by  whic; 
a  large  tract  was  ceded  to  the  governmeiu 
I'wo  years  later  a  military  post  wa.s  esta.*) 
lished  at  this  poin'.    In  1S22  Dr.  Charlc 
Little  entered  the  land  embracing  the  Dre.^- 
enr   site   of  the   city,  and  a  village  \va- 
started.    It  wa..  1S41  before  a  wagon  roa'i 
v/as  opened  to  Detroit,  and  20  years  ni 
before  railroad  communication  was  estab- 
lished.   James  A.  liud^-on,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Achard  iSc  Schoeucberg,  hardware,  Hannl 

ton,  cor  Adams. 
Adams  Gregory,  grocer,  w  s  Hamilton  n 

Franklin. 

Adams  James  F,  grocer,  n  \v  cor  Ilamiltu;' 

and  Adams. 
Adams  Joseph  E,  grocer,  w  s  Flamilton  n: 

Cass. 

Ameiicu     Atlantic  &- Pacific  Telegraph  Cc. 

Taylor  House. 
American  Express  Co,  Fr  :nk  Herrig  agcn'. 

Hamilton  opp  Taylor  Hou>e. 
Andre  Ale.tauticr,  Mufr  Lumber  .-n  i 

Real  Estate  Dealer,  Commercial  Block. 

Allilro  I*eti'r  C,  Real  Estate,  An  h< 
^:  Beach  Block  n  s  Court.     i'5<-v  <j./c'.) 

Andre  E  C  vv:  Co,  crockery,  Court  bet  Han;- 
ikon  and  Water. 

Axt'ord  (S:  De  vereaux,  hotel,  cor  Haniih'  a 
and  Ames. 

W:H«kiis  ii  A  .1,  Meat  Market  and  I 
Merciiants,  c<>r  Hamilton  and  Fratiklin. 

£Sakcr  iV  ZS;tii)!Il4>li,  Sur-cor.  De  - 
lists. Miller  BK  ck,  Hamdton.    l6ti'  <?■•• 

Ballcntine  James  A.  confectionery,  cor  Coi- 
and  WashingtiMi. 

Bnrber  Joseph,  liqav.;.>,  a  w  cor  W  ater  • 
Van  Hurri\. 

PjirlMT  O  I*,  Physician,  Court  L- 
1  lanjiiton  Ov;  Water. 


,  H.tioPKiNS,  Propr.  6US.  BITHERTlVlaiiager. 


1  • 


Newly  Painted  and  Papered  throughout.  Hiirty 


additional  Rooms, 


fi-^  TEE^nVCS,   S3.00  IPEI^  XD^-Y".-^^ 


7 


BILLIARD 


OMS, 


WHITCOMB  &  DOOLITTLE,  PRorKiETORS, 

Corner  Hamilton  and  Court  Streets, 


SAGINAW, 


MICHIGAN. 


The  Best  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars  always  on  hand. 


656 


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Barnard  -^i.  Binder,  lumber  and  salt  ninfrs, 
cor  Hamilton  and  Franklin, 

Barnes  On:  Hallagan,  hotel,  cor  Van  Buren 
an'l  Water. 

Bariel  Ernst,  blacksmith,  Cross  Road.;. 

Bartlelt  Benjamin  B,  lumber  dealer,  cor 
Court  and  Hamilton. 

Bate  IMcDou^al,  mca  t  marketj  cor  Vv'a sh- 
in cton  and  Mackinaw. 

Bauer  Leonard,  tailor,  cor  Franklin  and 
Hamilton. 

Bauer  Peter,  dry  goods,  Water  s  of  Court. 
Eauman  Jacob,  dry  goods,  e  s  Hamilton  bet 

Court  and  Adams. 
Beach  &  Linton,  stoves  and  tinware,  e  s 

FL-^miltoa  s  of  Adams. 
Becker  MalhiaSj  hotel,  Water  bet  Cass  and 

Van  Buren. 
Benedict  Miss  Ivatc,  musical  instrument;, 

Atidre  Block,  es  VV'ashington. 
Benhard  Henry,  meichant  tailor,  n  s  Court 

e  of  Hamilton. 
Benjamin  C  L,  uTi'lertaker,  \v  s  Hirnilton  s 

of  Cass. 

r^eisjaudll,  Jciiis  II,  Blacksmith  and 
Carriage  Mnfr,  n  e  cor  Hamilton  and  Vari 
Buren. 

Benson  Horace  M,  log  scaler,  Bernhard's 

Bbick,  n  of  Court. 
Berger  P,  saloon,  Cass  bet  Water  and  Pfam- 

lUon. 

Bers'j'  JfliSiHiS  "L,  Agent  Stearns  -Mufg 

Co,  Sav.-s  and  Union  Belting,  Hanultou,  at 

A  W  Achard's. 
Biennerstein  Andrew,  clothes  cleaner,  w  s 

Water  n  of  Court. 
Bsestes'feld  S^ro:^;,   Hardware,  Stoves, 

and  Tinware,  w  s  Hamilton  n  of  PVank- 

lin. 

Batls^r  i^vlanagor  Taylor  Plouse,  cor 

Hamilton  and  Court. 
Bl;ickmar  Ai^el  T,  lumber  mnfr,  Commercial 

Building. 

Blanchard  Charles  N,  sash,  doors  and  blinds, 
cor  Farley  and  Water. 

KrtSlwiek  Alisiiisa,  Carriage  and  Wag- 
on Maker,  Van  Buren. 

Brand  John  F,  boots  and  shoes,  e  s  tlamilton 
n  of  Court. 

Brenner  Charles  T,  salt  mnfr,  \v  s  Water  n  of 
Jefferson. 

Brown  Alexander,  propr  National  Hotel,  w 
s  Water  n  of  Monroe. 

Brown  John,  saloon,  w  s  Water  n  of  Mon- 
roe. 

Itriisrs  Ili>U»l.  Arnold  Brust  Propr,  cor 

Washin^lnn  and  (."ourt.' 
Burlians  Ci:  Co,  tloui  and  feed,  c  s  liauuilon 
s  of  ("ass. 

P>urnhan^  Nctnnan  G,  [>hyslcian,  cor  Cmnl 

and  I  laind'.' in. 
Bmidnm  Sunue!  E,  boat  bulhh:r,  Water  s  of 

Mackinaw. 


Syrro^.vs  Oeorjje  L  t\;  Co,  Bankir-.g 
and  Exchange  Oftice.  Court,  Tavlor  Hijus<- 
Biock. 

Butman  &  Rust,  lumber  mnfrs,  ofiice  Taylor 

House  Block. 
Caiahan  Thomas,  hotel.  Water  bet  Cass  and 

Van  Buren. 
Calkins  Miss  S  M,  dress  making,  w  s  Hamil- 

ton  n  of  FTanklin. 
Caims  Frank,  saloon,  w  s  Water  n  of  Court. 
Cbadwick  &  Roger->,  musical  iustruments,  a 

5  Court  w  of  Hamilton. 
City  J^rev.'cr}",  Schemm.  (S:  Schonhcit 

I'roprs,  cor  Haniiltun  and  Brewster, 
City  Ijauildry,  John  W  Woods  Proprs, 

w  s  HamiltQii  s  of  Monroe. 
Clark  James  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

lawyer,  foot  Franklin. 
Conley  James,  saloon,  cor  W'ater  and  Frank- 
lin. 

Corning  T  B  &  Son,  Loan  &  Trust  Co.  cor 
Washin.gton  and  Adams. 

Crowdey  David,  hotel,  e  s  Hamilton  n  of  Jef- 
ferson. 

Davis  David  A,  {)hysician,  cor  Court  and 
Granger. 

Demers  O  J  &  Co,  clothing,  8  Court. 
Dibble  John  B,  architect,  Commercial  Build- 
ing. 

Dixon  I'eter,  meat  market,  w  s  Hamilton  n 

of  Franklin. 
Donovan.  Wm,  civil  engineer,  Commercial 

Building.  • 
5>yoK  J.feiiry,  Cigar  Mnfr,  cor  Water 

and  Franklin. 
Eastman  Mrs  Maiy,  grocer,  w  s  Hamilton  s 

of  Ames. 

Eaton  Daniel  L  C,  lumber  and  salt  mnfr, 

Commercial  Buildina:. 
Eib  Piiilip  G,  boots  and  shoes,  w  s  Hamilton 

n  of  Court. 
Eiferley  A,  hotel.  Cross  Roads. 
Ellis  Charles  W,  hair  goods,  cor  Hamilton 

and  Ames. 

l-iineinlorfi^r  Frank  I{,  Boots  and 
Shoes,  cor  Water  and  Franklin. 

Erhart  Sebastian,  boots  and  shoes,  406 
Mackinaw. 

Evon  Os:  Bechtel,  loan  oftice,  n  s  Franklin  e 

of  ILamihon. 
Feiger  Conrad,  pawnbroker,  cor  Court  and 

Water. 

Fouser  Jolni,  saloon,  cor  Hamilton  and 
Fran  klin. 

First  National  Bank,  Joseph  E  Shaw  pves,  A 
F  R  Braley  cashier,  ror  Court  and  Hamil- 
ton. 

Fi  cher  J^hn,  tobacco  and  cigars,  coi  Coi.rl 

and  Water. 
Fi«.h  Wn»  S,  grocer,  w  s  Hamilton  n  ot  Court. 
I'oote  I)  P.  lawyer,  w  s  ILiniilton  s  of  Court. 
Francys  Alexander,   .>to.iin  vlycr,  n  c  i  f 

Franklin  and  \\ a.shington. 


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AIID  BUSINESS  DIRECTOS.Y. 


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Franke  Mrs  Lena,  milliner,  cor  Hamilton  Grxylord  Elarvey  R.  insurance,  cor  Court  and 

j  Tr,.on''-lir  I  Harndton. 

F^^lcin'fc^^uh<^tel,^vs  Hamilton  n  of  Court.  |  Gaylord  6:  Hanchett,  lawyers,  cor  Hamilton 

Friedman  Herman,  clothing,  Court  let  Ham-  !  and  trankhn. 


ilton  and  Water 
Fuchs  Albert,  hardware,  cor  Flarrison  and 

Cros.s  Roads. 
Fuerbringer   Gustavus    11,  physician,  cor 
Court  and  Hamilton. 


Geer  Benjamin,  dr>-  goods,  n  s  Court  w  of 
Hamilion. 

Goldsmith  H  &  Co,  salt  mnfrs,  e  s  Wa- 
ter n  of  Court. 
Gradt  Frank,  grocer,  cor  Harrison  and  Lyon. 


Lourc  ana  namuiuii-  "   »         -  x-t^.-;-ot^  -nrl 

Gaenshauer  lohn,  boots  and  shoes,  ws  Water  ,  Graebner  Adam,  grocer,  cor  FIara.cn  .nd 

GrLchovi\Augustus    C,    hardware,    Cross  i  Green  Samurl  F,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  Cross 


Roads  e  of  NVashington. 


and  Washington. 


HURTUBISE, 


ftp 


BLAOKSMITHING, 

1v  •  SiS^flfe^  kmm  M  caii  le  Mm  Milcr  tlie  Haiaincr. 

ffM      hM-i^^-^^^i^^^         Sleighs,  Wagons  and  Pevys  at  Wholesale 
If  ftl^^'w        1  and  Retail.    All  Work  Warranted. 


%M^^  Cor.  H:uDilton  aB'l  Mackinaw  Sts.,      SAGINAW.  MICHIGAN. 


A.  V/,  WRIGHT. 


C.  W.  WELLS. 


C.  H.  DAVIS 


WRIGHT,  WELLS  &  CO., 


-6WDEALERS  IN^:£^ 


ogs  and  Lumber 

Office,  Cor,  CMeu  mi  Water  Sts,,  oyer  fells,  Stone  &  Go's  Store, 

SAGINAW,         -         -  MICHIGAN. 


ALEXANDER  ANDRE, 


Farmino;  and  Pine  Lands  in  Isabella  County,  and  Cily  Property 
'  in  Saginaiu  City,  Saginaiv  County.     Dealer  in 

Logs  and  Lumber, 

SAGINAW,         -  "      -         -  MICHIGAN. 

73 


SAG 


SAG 


Green.  W  S  &  Son,  lumber  dealers,  cor  Ham- 

iJton  and  Court. 
Griese  Charles,  baths,  cor    Harailtou  aud 

Franklin. 

Griggs  George  H,  barber,  Water  s  of  Court. 
G-rOUt  Gardner  K,  Attorney  at  Law, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance,  .s  e  cor  Hamil- 
ton and  Court. 
Hackett  William,  boarding  house,  cor  Water 

and  Adams. 
Harding  John,  meat  market,  Penora  Farni, 
Hawker  Wm,  guns  and  ammunition^  e  s 

Water  n  of  Franklin. 
Hay  Bros,  lumber,  ofhce  Taylor  House  Blk. 
Hay  E)  8c  A,  lumber  and  logs,  oftice  Taylor 

House  Block. 
Hay  &  Wheeler,  real  estate,  office  Taylor 

House  Block. 
Hayes  Albert,  blacksmith,  Penora  Farm. 
Hazard  &  Harvey,  restaurant,  Flamilton  bef 

Court  aud  Adams. 
Flerig  E  A,  physician,  cor  Flamilton  aud 

Adams. 

Mevi'lg  Bersiliai'd,  Groceries,  Crock- 
ery and  Glassware,  Water  s  of  Court. 

Flexamer  Andrew,  saloon,  n  s  Court  e  of 
Hamilton. 

Hiller  Cyrus,  grocer,  Penora  Farm. 

Hoffman  Moris,  jeweler,  e  s  Flarnilton  n  of 
Court. 

Hollister  Fred  W,  architect,  n  s  Court  w  of 
Hamilton. 

Hollister  Major  W,  edge   tool    mnfr,  cor 

Water  and  Mackinaw. 
Ilopklll-*  l'5JUie  M,  P'-opr  Taylor  Hou>e, 

cor  Hamilton  and  Court. 
Mijclsoja   Jassaes   A,   Postmaster,  s  s 

Court,  Ta)lor  House  Bik,  res  409  Franklin, 
lllijfhes  Fctcr,  Wholesale  Wines  and 

Liquors,  cor  Ames  and  Hamilton.  [Sc'e 

adv.) 

Ffunt  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker,  bet  Cass 

and  Van  Buren. 
IffurtMbise   Alexander,  Hor>eshocr 

and  Blacksmith,  Wafon  and  Sleifdi  Mnfr,' 

cor  Hamilton  and  Mackinaw. 
Jackson  Thonuis  L,  grocer,  w  s  Washington, 

s  of  Mackinaw. 
Jansen  Theodore,  hotel,  Cass  w  of  Hamilton. 
Jenner  George,  marble  yard,  foot  Amos. 
Jerome  D  H  &  Co,  hardware,  10  and  12 

(Jourt. 

JTeroiiie  T  &  €0,  Lumber  aud  Salt 
Mufrs,  n  s  Court  w  of  Hamilton. 

Johnson  Benjamin,  barber,  Water. 

Keho  J  J  &  F,  grocers,  cor  Court  and  Ham- 
ilton. 

Kelsoy  Joseph,  fruits,  e  s  Hamilton  s  of 
Cass. 

Kerby  Wm  K,  hotel,  cor  Hamilton  and  Jef- 
ferson. 

Ketcham  ^.^  Bros,  shingle  mnfrs,  cor  Joflcr- 
son  and  Water. 


Ketcharn  P  IT  &  Co,  logs  and  pine  lands 
cor  Clinton  and  Water, 

I^liicets  IlicliJird.  Insurance  and  For- 
eign Exchange  and.  Ocean  .Steamship  Agt, 
"w  s  Hamilton  n  of  Franklin. 

King  George  D,  grocer,  Cross  Roads. 

Kinsey  N  B,  machine  works,  cor  Water  and 
William. 

Klcmm  L  eonard,  cooper,  cor  Harrison  and 
Lyon. 

ivnox  D  M,  grocer,  e  5  Hamilton  s  of  Adams. 
Knapp  Jacob,  cigar  mnfr,  Hamilton  opp  Tay- 
lor House. 

Kohn  Wni,  boots  and  shoes,  Water  s  of 
Court. 

Krause  August,  restaurant,  cor  Hamilton 
and  Court:. 

Krogniann  Peter,  saloon,  146  Hamilton. 

Kull  C  ^:  Sons,  grocers,  Hamilton  bet  Sagi- 
naw and  Walnut.  / 

Kundinger  Michael,  nieat  market,  e  s  Ham- 
ilton s  of  Court, 

Lacy  Albert  D,  jewelry,  Water  bet  Court 
and  Adams.  ' 

l^iifaye!?e  Hotel,  Edmond  Voyer  Propr, 
w  s  NVatcr  n  of  Court. 

Lane  Per<:r,  justice  of  the  peace,  Barnard  & 
Binders  Blvx:k,  e  s  Hamilton. 

Langevin  iS:  Groulx,  clothing.  Court  bet 
Hamilton  and  Water, 

Lapworth  Henry,  gunsmith,  Hamilton. 

f^ec  iVewlon  D,  Physician,  Andre  Bik, 
e  s  Washington. 

Lee  &  Whitney,  painter,  foot  of  Franklir^. 

Leibold  John,  saloon,  Hamilton  s  of  Adams. 

Lent  John,  hotel,  cor  Ames  and  Water. 

Levy  Michael,  clothing,  Court,  cor  Hamilton", 

LiTienfeld  Theodore,  dry  goods,  e  s  Hamil- 
ton s  of  Adams. 

Ltskow  &  Sons,  grocers,  cor  Fayette  and 
Lyon. 

McGrath  Wm,  boots  and  shoes.  Water  cor 
Mackinaw. 

McGregor  James,  boiler  works,  cor  Water 
and  William, 

Mclntyre  Angus,  hotel,  cor  Water  and  Clin- 
ton. 

McKenzie  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Hamilton  s 
of  Van  Baren. 

McPhce  Wm  H.  merchant  tailor,  \v  s  Hamil- 
t'Ui  n  of  Court, 

I?l;iy:«?r  Wm,  Saloon  and  Restaurant, 
W  .ii.  r  <  of  t'ourt. 

x^larlill  Jira  Livery,  Sale  and  Feed 
Stable,  Adnnisbet  Han\ikou  and  Washing- 
ton.    \^Sce  adx\\ 

Martin  Mrs  M  G,  grocer,  ct>r  Water  and  Mon- 
roe. 

.Martin  &  Baker.  insurance.Commercial  Block. 
Mar/  John,  saloon,  W.itcr  hot  Cass  and  Van 
Huren. 

Mathews  Cicoigc  G,  general  store,  Penora 
Farm, 


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AND  P.trSlNESS  DIRtCTORY. 


^  SAG 


659 


Mayer  Frank        druggist,  w  5  Hamilton  n 
of  Con  I  t. 

Miller  Charles  C,  carpenter,  fool  Jefferson. 
Miller  ilenry  C,  meat  market,  or  iTarri.-vOn 

and  Mackinaw. 
Moll  \Vm,  drags,  n  w  cor  Court  and  Ilainij- 

ton  and  cor  Washington  and  Cross  Roads. 
Moiiaghen  John,  hotel, cor  Fayette  and  Lyon. 
M'oore  Charles        liiniber,  cor  Water  and 

Clinton. 

Moore   Thomas,  hotel,  e  s  1-Iamilton   s  of 
Cass. 

Moores  Ernest  J,  gr:jer,  cor  Hamilton  and 
Adams. 

Morgan  Wm  P,  dentist,  Hamilton  bet  Court 

and  Adams. 
Move  Wni,  iTrocev,  e  s  Hamilton  n  of  Court. 
Murphy  loan,  blacksmith,  cor  Harrison  and 

Cross  Roads, 
^tlurpl.y  J.  saloon,  3t:'.te  P.oad. 
Nathan  Nath/an,  clothing,  e  s  Haniilton  n  of 

Court. 

NuliOMiitI    Si'otel,    Alexander  Brown 

Propr,  vv  s  Water  n  of  iSIonroe. 
Newell  E  C  &  Co,  bucks  and  stationery, 

Hatailtou  bcL  Court  ana  Ad^aiis. 
Neu'tok  &  Smirh,  lumber  dealers,  cor  Court 

and  Kaniiltcm. 
O'Donncll  Wm  A,  grocer,  cor  Hamilton  and 

Van  Purcn. 
Opfergelt  Philip,  harness,  cor  Plamilton  and 

Cass. 

Ostrom  S  C  J,  physician,  Cross  Roads. 
Paine   B  B,   lumber    inspector,  Bernhard's 

Block  n  Court. 
Pearson  <^  Yv^asoa,  lumber,  cor  Clinton  and 

Water. 

Pearson, Wright  &  Co,  salt  and  lumber  mnfrs, 

cor  Thioopy  and  Water. 
Peck    Henry  A,  saloon,  w  s  Water   n  of 

Franklin. 

Penoyer  &  St  John,  drugs  and  stationery, 
Postoffice  Block,  Court. 

Plessner  Michael  C  T,  physician,  foot  Frank- 
lin. 

Preston   Edward,  saw  repairer,  Water  bet 

Adams  and  Cass. 
Price  James,  saloon,  Water  bet  Cass  and 

Adams. 

Post  Olfice,  James  A  Hudson  poi^tmaster, 
Taylor  House  Block,  Court. 

Ratky  Alick,  brewer,  cor  Water  and  Emer- 
son. 

Rea  Wm  [,  photographer,  cor  Franklin  and 
Water. " 

Redman  Michael,  grocer,  cor  Haniilton  and 
Jt.tTerson. 

Reins  Wm.  ]>ropr  City  House,  Harrison. 
lS.i<'ii:il'flsoil  .lollii  Sadlery  and 

llarnes'i,  w     H:\iniUon  s  o|  (.'ourt. 
Riose   Herman,  clothing,    Hamilton    s  of 

Com  t. 

Riinmele  Ignat/,  saloon,  505  Harrison. 


Rinehart  S,  physician,  n  s  Court  e  of  Hamil- 
ton . 

llliiJ?ier  Eugene,  Druggist,  Wines  and 
Liquors  and  Perfumery,  Hamilton  opp 
Taylor  House. 

Robison  Inscho,  insurance,  cor  Franklin 
and  Hamilton. 

Romeike  Herman,  >rocer,  cor  Cro^s  and 

JO  ' 

Mackinaw. 

R.ose  &  Co.  PTOcers,  cor  Cross  Fvoads  end 
William. 

Rupp  George  L,  saloon,  cor  Ames  and  Wa- 
ter, 

Rust  A     Co,  lumber  and  s?dt  mnfrs,  oiiice 

Taylor  House  Block. 
Rusi,  Eaton  &  Co,  lumber  and  salt  mnfrs, 

oftice  Taylor  House  Block. 
P.ast  .1'  Hay,  lumber  and  pine  lands,  Taylor 

House  Block. 
Rutherford  John  B,  fruits  and  confectionery, 

\v  s  Plamilton  n  of  Court. 
Saginaw  Barrel  Co,  K  A  Ballantine,  pres, 

C  A  Lee  supt,  office  Barnard  and  Bender's 

Block,  Plamilton. 
Saginaw  City  Street  R  R,  S  S  Perkins, supt, 

office  e  s  Hamilton  n  of  Jefferson. 
Saginaw  Glue  Works,  C  U  Garrison  <S:  Co, 

proprs,  Penora  Farm. 
vSaginaw  Valley  News,  (weekly \  Charles  H 

Lee,  propr,  Commercial  Block. 
Saginawian,    (weekly),    George    F  Lewis, 

propr,  foot  of  Franklin. 
Sehrjl>  *Sj  Co,  Dry  Goods,  w  s  H.amilton 

n  of  Franklin. 
Scheiisiii  tV  ^clionlieit,  Brewers,  cor 

Hamilton  and  Brewster. 
Scheurmann  Eniil,  cigar  mnfr  and  liquors, 

coi  Haniilton  and  Franklin, 
Schick  George,  saloon,  n  s  Franklin  w  of 

Hamilton. 

Schultiieis  Gottlieb,  saloon,  cor  Mackinaw 

and  Granger. 
Schwan  John  P,  restaurant,  cor  Wa>hington 

and  Adams. 
Seeney  Robert  C,  liquors.  Water  s  of  Court. 
Seudvar.ker  Mrs  Lena,  dry  goods  Hamilton 

s  of  Cass. 

Shafei  Frtderick  N,  grocer,  e  s  Hamilton  s 
of  Cass. 

Sharp  Wm  F,  grocer.  Penora  Farm. 
Siebcl  Adol[ih,  confectioner,  cor  Cass  and 
Water. 

Simon  Frederick,  billiards,  cor  Water  and 
Adams. 

Simpson  .Xuvlerson  R.  boots  and  shoes.  Wa- 
ter nr  Ciss. 

Siawsun  E  L  iS:  Bio,  hooi>  and  shoes,  c  s 
H.imillon  n  of  Couit. 

Small  Sidney  I,  ph\sician,  Court,  over  J.iy 
Smith's. 

Smith  \<x\\A  N,  physician,  |>or  H.imihon. 
Sillith  Jay,  •druggist.  Paints,  OiU,  Toilet 
Goods,  s  s  Cv>urt  w  of  H.imiUon. 


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660 


Smyth  Wm  E.  jevv-eler,  n  s  Court  w  of  Hamil- 
ton. 

Spadz  George,  baker,  Hamilton  s  of  Cass. 
Spencer  Charles  S5  b.irber,  w  s  Hamilton  n 
of  Court. 

Spit?.  Peter^  clothing,  n  s  Court  e  of  Hamil- 
ton. 

Summers  &  Beatty.  hotel,  w  s  Hamilton  of 
Jefferson. 

.Sweet  Wm  H,  lav/yer,  Berahard's  Block,  n 
of  Court. 

Swift,  Lockv.'ood  &  Co,  lumber  mnfrs,  s  of 
Sacdnaw  Barrel  Go's  Works. 

Tayior  Mou^,e,  I  H  Hopkins  Propr, 
Gus  Bither  Manager,  cor  Hamilton  and 
Court,    {S^d  adv.) 

TIsiir.oiloia  Wl«.  I,  Furniture  ^Infr,  cor 
rayet;.e  and  i.yoti. 

Tsl;tinha\vas*>ee  Timyiii  Co,  cor  Clin- 
ton nnd  Water.  A  W  Wright  Pres,  C  H 
Davis  Sec. 

Trakat  John  H,  grocer,  s  s  Jefferson  e  of 
Hamilton. 

Trask  Aibcrt,  Lawyer,  cor  Franklin  and 
PI  ami!  ton, 

Tronnaer  John  G.  hats  and  caps,  w  s  Water 
n  of  Court. 

Turner  Charles,  pine  lands,  Commercial 
Block, 

Tuthili  J,  coal,  e  s  Water  n  of  Jefferson. 
Tuttie    Ovelles,  saloon,  cor    Plamilton  and 
Jefferson. 

Twitchell  Vv'm  A,  boots  and  shoes,  n  s  Court 

e  of  Plamilton. 
VoyiM'  U?.01i<i,    Propr  Lafayette 

Hotel,  e  s  Water  n  of  Court. 
Wagner  John,  baker,  e  s  Hamilton  n  of  Court. 
W'aldbauer  George,  grocer,  Water  bet  Gasm- 
an d  Van  Buren. 
Walker  Henry  A,  sewing  machines,  Andre 

Block,  e  s  "\Vashin2t0n, 
W'arren,  Farnier    &    Co,  tlouring  mills,  cor 

Water  and  .Mackinaw. 
Washington    George,  barber,  cor  Franklin 

and  Water. 
Wells,  Stone  <ic  Co,  grocers,  cor    Water  and 

Clinton. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  Miss  Ella 
Marsh  operator,  office  n  s  Court  w  Hamil- 
ton. 

Wliocler  V.  O,  Oculist,  Commercial 
Building. 

Wlli!ro!lll»    &     I>OOl<ttU%  T.iylor 

Hi)U>e  Billiard  R(^<)m,  cor  Hamilton  and 

Court,    ('.SVc'  adv.\ 
WSiiU"   J  oil  II    II,  Physician,  Court  bet 

Hamilton  and  Water, 
Wider  Ch  \rlcs,  t  inr.cr\ ,  Water  bet  Stevens  i 

and  Willianj. 
Wider  J  Frederick,  upholsterer, Washington 

s  of  Court. 

Wily  Robert,  l)lacksmith,  w  s  Water  n  of 
Jefferson. 


Wiiiiam.s   Geo    T    &  Bros,  salt  and  lumber 

mnfrs,  W'ater  foot  of  Lyon. 
Vvilson  Ov/en,  restaurant,  Water  bet  Adam, 

and  Cass, 

Wil  son  Richard,  saloon,  w  s  Water  n  '  f 
Franklin. 

Wolff  Nathan,  fancy  goods,  e  s  Hamilton  n 
of  Court. 

Wood  Nathan  S,  lawyer,  Court,  Taylor 
House  Block, 

Woods  JoIliS  W,  Clothes  Cleaner,  w  s 
H;;miIton  s  of  Monroe. 

W  orth  J  Andrew,  meat  market,  w  s  Hamil- 
ton s  of  Monroe. 

Wright  Ammi  W,  lumber,  cor  Clinton  an-i 
Water. 

Wri{?Sit  &  Dawson,  WT.ok-saie  and 
Retail  Dry  gouds,  e  s  Hamilton  n  of 
Franklin. 

Wi'igfU,  WeSIS  A;  Co,  Pine  Lands  and 
Lumber,  cor  Clinton  and  W^ater.  yScc 
cJv). 

Wylie  Bros,  sh.ingle   mnfrs,  cor  Water  and 

Elmira  ave. 
Zagelmeyer     Edward,    grocer,  cor  Cross 

Roads,  and  Fayette. 
Sixejf  ler  Joha  €,  Watches  and  Jewelry, 

cor  Hamilton  and  Franklin. 
Zoeiler   C   F.  painter,  n  s   Jefferson  w  o\ 

W^ater, 

Zschoerner  Gottfried  T,  grocer,  cor  Water 
and  Court, 


SAGINAW. 

A  station  on  the  H.  S:  O.  R.  R,,  19 
miles  west  of  M.irquette. 

ST.  CHARLES. 

An  incorporated  village  of  500  inhabitants 
in  St.  Charles  township,  Saginaw  county.  It 
is  on  the  J.  L.  &  S.  R.  R  ,  14  miles  south  of 
Saginaw  City  and  22  north  of  Owosso.  It  is 
situated  on  Bad  river,  a  branch  of  the  Shia- 
wassee. The  surrounding  country  is  low  and 
unattractive,  but  controlling  a  large  area  of 
pine  country  drained  by  Bad  river.  St. 
Charles  is  a  very  eligible  pf»int  for  lumber 
manufacturing.  It  has  3  large  saw  mills  and 
a  .shingle  mill,  also  3  churches,  Methodist, 
Presbyterian  and  Avlvent.  The  place  was 
settled  in  1854  and  wasincorpomted  in  1S69. 
Telegraph — Western  Union.  Express— 
.American.     R,  S.  Case,  po>tm.aster. 

PnSINFSS  PIK  KCTORV. 

Ackley  Francis,  general  store. 
Appen^clkr  Frederick,  general  store. 
Berg:n  H  H,  biliiard  room. 
Bu'.terlielvl  Charles  M,  telegrapher,  exprt*-^ 

and  railroad  aijent. 
C;i>0  lloiii'V*  Pby.siciati   and  Surgeon. 

and  Cic.-.eral  .More. 
Case  R  S.  physician. 


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65 1 


Colvin  Benjamin,  lawyer. 
Diamond  Andrew      propr  Diamond  Ilolel. 
|Iii;UU02Ui  II.Ot€i,  Andrew  B  Diamond 
Fropr. 

Oit'/JCi*    Charles,    Barber   and  News 
Depot. 

[)orraan  Mrs  Cynthia,  prupr  Dorjnan  House. 
Eddy  V/  W  &  Co,  ,!-encra!  score. 
Fair  Rev  (Methodist). 

Freeman  &  Adams,  general  store  and  lum- 
ber. 

Gould,  Oslnirn  &  Cu,  lumber  and  lath  mufrs. 
Guilford  Hiram  S,  millwright. 
Hamilton  A  D,  physician. 
Harris  Mrs  L  A,  millinery. 
Hart  Alonzo  N,  general  store. 
Hir-t  Henry,  harness  maker. 
SiolidJiy  Miles  €,  Groceries  and  Pro- 
visions. 
Hunt  Gilford  R, 

Shingle  M 


saloon, 


Dressed  Lumber  and 


au^l  Shoes. 


real 


Barber  and 


J'ohai'^oti  €iirio*^  §,  Bo-jis 
Kanzig  Andrew,  saiuon. 
Kimherly  Charles  S,  lumber  mnfr  and 
estate, 

Lee  George  W,  meat  market. 
McCauley  James  L.  furniture, 
Mpajery'Mrs  Srtrati  I^, 

Hair  Dresser, 
Nctzorn;  H  &  T.  s^eneral  store.  ' 
Nitz  Charles,  harness  maker. 
Oliver  *i:  Dexler,  General  Store. 
Penoyer  L  &  Co,  lumber  and  shingle  ninfrs. 
Shannon  Daniel,  restaurant. 
Silsbce  Isaac  M,  carpenter. 
Smith  Wm  R,  engineer. 
Stedman  Niles  J,  propr  Stedman  House. 
Stewart  Alfred,  wagon  maker. 
Storess  Andrevs^  W,  blacksmith. 
Symie*^  J'ohaa  T.    Saloon  and  Billiard 

*Ha!l,  Lumber  and  Real  Estate. 
Thomas  John  D,  boots  and  shoes. 
Vierling  John  A,  saloon. 
Wallace  George  A,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Wallis  SailSllBt'l  K,  Groceries  and  Pro- 
visions. 


ST.  GLAIR. 

The  former  county  seat  of  St.  Clair  coun- 
ty, a  beautifully  located  little  city  on  the 
St.  Clair  river,  at  the  nnnuh  «>f  Pine  river, 
12  miles  below  Port  Huron.  According  to 
•J.he  ccn.su-1  of  1874  it  h.nl  a  populati'm  of 
2,003.    It  is  the  ea-^tei  n  terminus  of  the  C. 

St".  C.  Aifl.ine  R.  R.,  -'on  t  be  com- 
pleted we>iwartl  tw  I'outiac,  and  ultimately 
to  Chicago,  serving  as  a  feeder  to  the  Can- 
ada Sourh''rn,  which  .ilroady  extends  oa>l- 
waid  ln>iM  St.  Clair  to  lUitlalo. 

The  lo^s  of  tile  county  >cat  a  few  yiars 
since,  and  tiie  rapid  growth  of  Port  Huron, 


its  successful  rival  in  the  long  content  for 
the  honors  of  being  the  shire  tc-v.-n,  together 
vv-ith  the  natural  decline  of  lumbering  inter- 
ests, have  somewhat  dampened  its  former 
aspirations  and  materially  checked  its 
growth.  The  improvement  of  the  agricul- 
tural i]iterests  surrounding  the  tovvm,  hov,-- 
ever,  and  its  railroad  connections  will,  in 
part,  if  not  fully,  restore  it  in  time  to  its 
former  degree  of  prosperity.  The  old  court 
house  has  been  christened  a  city  hall,  and 
the  old  jail  still  serves  the  county  in  its 
former  capacity.  A  fine  union  school  hou-e 
and  five  churches,  Methodist,  Episcopal, 
Presbyterian,  Lutheran,  Baptist  an.d  Catho- 
lic, constitute  the  other  public  buildings  of 
the  city. 

The  manufacturing  interests  of  St.  Clair 
include  a  large  sav.-  mill,  a  woolen  mill,  a 
large  tannery,  a  shingle  mill,  1  flouring  mills, 
a  foundry,  an  extensive  carriage  factory,  and 
several  brick  yards.  There  is  one  national 
bank,  and  a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Republi- 
can. 

St.  Clair  was  laid  out  in  1S2S  by  Thomas 
Palmer,  of  Detroit,  and  was  for  some  years 
knoAvn  as  the  village  of  Palmxer.  It  was  sub- 
sequently changed  to  St.  Clair,  and  at  one 
time  promised  to  become  a  p'.ace  of  leading 
importance,  its  luniber  business  alone  era- 
ploying  6  m.ills.  The  exhaustion  of  the  jjine 
accessible  was  the  first  blow  to  St.  Clair's 
prosperity,  wldch  other  circumstances  have 
followed  up. 

It  has  a  daily  mail.'  Telegraph — Western 
Union.  Express — Canadian.  Robert  H. 
Jenks,  postmaster. 


BUSINESS  DTRECTORY. 


agent. 


in  J  new.<; 


American  Express,  John  L  Agen> 

Andrews  Thomas,  saloon. 

Agens  John  L,  general  store. 

Aulls  James  T,  books,  stationery 
dealer, 

Baird  Wm,  lawyer. 

Bnllamy  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Bartley  Alexander,  livery  stable. 

Bclnap  J     Co,  pressed  brick  mnfrs 

Bend  it  S  &  Co,  general  store. 

Bcvschlav  Cliarles,  meat  market. 

P>i->chotT  Joseph,  cigir  mnfr. 

Itlack    A\  iBIiani,  Insurance, 
Public  and  Real  Estate  Agent. 

niood    Frederick    H,  insurance, 
tax  agent. 

Borntriger  Geo,  carriage  maker. 

Brown  Jolm  C,  hotel,  grocer)-,  and  bakery. 

firown  J  T  &  Co,  drug>:,  bv^oks  and  station- 
ery. 

lUirger  Charles  F,  ph\sician. 
Carleton  Albert  A,  lustico  of  ihc  peace. 
Caiy  Rev  Peter  W  (JViptist). 
Ca-Ii  vS:  Co,  ship  buiUer>. 


Notary 
i.-.nd  and 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


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City  If  of  el,  A  J  Cummings,  Propr. 
Cc'ilins  J<"''t''!i,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
Coriicli  Geo  L,  pliysiciau. 
Crampton  B  F  cc  Co,  general  store, 
Cummings  Andrew  J,  hocel  ana  livery. 
Duhertv  Huffh.  furniture. 
Eber  Aaidre^v,  grocer. 
Ebie  Geo,  saloon.  . 
Elspass  Conrad,  saloon. 

Farmers'  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co,  Robert 
H  Tenk:s  pres.  W  AV  Lyons  sec. 

First  'Nutionul  flank,  Diodoms  Shel- 
don Pres,  John  C  Clarke  Cashier,  Bank 
iJlock.     ( Ser  aJt'.) 


Fuller  Benjaniin  F,  g-unsniith. 

Fujtori  John  H.  j^^rocer, 

George  Joseph,  jeweler. 

Gerau  Eber,  saloon. 

Gilbert  Solomon,  physician. 

Gilbert  \Ym  O,  maible  works. 

C-<»sage  Brooke  Wyfiapt  Michigan  &  Mih- 

land  R.  R.  Co. 
Grace  Wm,  lawyer. 
Guerney  Charles,  savr  mill. 
Hall  Elon  J,  saloon. 
Hickman  Mrs  Miies  C,  millinery. 
Flodgson  Henr)%  fiour  mill. 
Ilubel  Charles,  grocer. 


FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF  ST.  OLAIR,  MICHIGAN. 


Authorized  Capital, 


,^500,000. 


CANADA  MONEY  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Collections  made  and -promptly  remitttid  at  the  Usual  Rates.- 
D.  SHEI,DON,  President.         JOHN'  C.  CLARKE.  Cashier.         CHAS.  B.  WATERMAN.  Teller. 

STT'TTlTTrR"' T  A  N  N"ERY  , 

ID.    S  H:  E Ij  ID  0 1:T, 

^^^..^MANUFACTURER  OFv^^::' 

So/e,  RougJi,  Kip,  Calf,  Upper  and  Harness  Leather,  and  Dealer 

in  Fi)i dings,  Oils^  Etc.,  Etc. 
Cash  Paid  for  Kidos,  Szins  ani  Pelt;.  ST.  CLAIH,  JIICHiaAlT. 


U.  MORTON. 


A.  HAMBLIX 


H  BURTON. 


G.  T.  McK.AV, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  MARINE  AND  STATIONARY 

Manufaciuied  on  new  paienis,  with  a  vii.\\  to  economy  in  N.ising  fuel  and  give  entire  satis- 
faction.   Sdle  manufacluier.<<  uf  Morton's  Patent  Cylinder  toiler.  Patent  Cr.»ss-llead 
and   :,)riv!ng   Peaicr  for  Propellers.    Nfill  furnishini^s,  Iron  and  l^ra-^s 
(.■astin;;s  and  I'attern  Work.     Ke[)aii inj»  dv)nc  on  short  notice. 

Shop  on  Water  Street,         -         .  -         -         ST.  CLAIR.  MICHIGAN. 


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Ingles  David  I),  barber. 

Jenks  Bcla  W,  lumber. 

juncs  Eb'ns,  meat  market. 

Keller  Charles  E,  h-.-rness  ;T!?/ker. 

Keller  John,  meat  market. 

Kelly  Daniel  W,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Kelly  Rev  John  (^Tethodlst  i. 

Kimball  Miss  F  A,  cashier  People's  Trade 

Association. 
Kinf^  Ransom  J,  photographer. 
Lattery  Joseph,  ^jrocery  and  saloon. 
Langeil  Frank  M,  tinsmith. 
Langell  &  Durling.  ship  builders. 
McCiure   &   Go's  Express,  John  L  Agens 

agent. 

Meyer  Frederick,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
Michigan,  Midland       Canada  R.  R.  Co., 

John  E  Kit  ton  prcs,  Brooks  W  Gossage 

supt. 

Mitchell  &  Wolven.  sash,  door  and  blind 
rnnfrs. 

M^rfOH,  6.^^  Co.  Eroprs  St 

Clair  lion  AVorks. 

Nicol  John,  v/ooleii  mills. 

O'Beil  Olivid  I>,  Justice  of  the  Peace 
Collector  of  Customs,  Whiting's  Block. 

Palmer  George,  physician. 

Paris  Mrs  Malinda,  restaurant. 

Pine  River  Brick  Co,  George  C  Walker  man- 
ager. 

Riechenbach  Rev  John  (Catholic). 
Reynolds  Miss  M,  milliner)'. 
Rooney  I'homas  J,  liarness  maker. 
Rotsey     Carleton^  billiard  hall  and  saloon. 
St  €iair  IJaiJkiiiJj^  CoHipany.  G  S 

Holbert    Prcs,   C    H    Westcom  Cashier, 

Union  Block. 
St  Clair  Brick  M.nfg  Co.  We.ley  Truesdell 

manager. 

St  Clair'City  Hardware  Store,  G  A  Double- 
day  niaiinger. 
St  Clair  House,  John  C  Brown  propr. 
SI  Claia'  Inni  V*  ork«»,  Mort-jn,  Hamb- 

lin  &  Co  Proprs,    (Sft:  aJzw 
St  Clair  Ilei>u2>lica2l  (Weekly,  $2  per' 

annum),  U  P  \Vand>  Propr,  Union  Block. 
St  €lalr  Taaiscrj',  Diodopjs  Sheldon 

Propr.    (See  aJf.) 
Sailors  Joseph,  bakery. 
Saur  Frederick,  bakery, 
Schlinkert  John,  brewer. 
Sevvart  Frederick  E,  livery  stable, 
Shafer  Mathew,  boot  ami  shoemaker. 
8he!<i<>ll  !>io«lorus,  Ma>\T,  President 

Kirst  National  Bank  and  Propr  St  Clair 

Tannery.    [See  aav.) 
Sheldon  Cs:  Agens,  nanfrs  press  brick  and 

drain  li!e. 
Short  llolland.  Hour  mill. 
Smith  Daniel  A,  furniture. 
Snuth  E\igcne.  haw  mill. 

Solis    i:<.I\vin    T,    Attorney  at  Law, 
Union  Block. 


Steele     Trim,  grocers. 

Stein  Frederick,  meat  market. 

Stein  Plenry,  meat  market. 

^toiie  ITFrs  AleTtliKlcr,  Millinery  and 

Fanc}-  Goods. 
Stowell  Asa  R,  real  estate  and  civil  engineer. 
Straus  Gustavus,  grocer. 
Streit  Bruno,  bme  and  brick  mnfr. 
The   People's    Trade    Association,  gei-eral 

store,  Cyrus  II  Woodruff  supt,  Miss  F  A 

Ximbail  cashier. 
Truesdeil    Wesley,    saw    mill    and  brick 

m.nfr. 

Waksixai  Ja?>ez  S,  Attorney  at  Law, 

Whiting's  Idock. 
Walker  Geo  C  cN:  Co,  general  store. 
IVaiids    ifazzard   P,    Lav.yer  and 

Prc;:.r  St  Ciair  Republican. 
Ward  George  J,  physician  and  druggist. 
Werners  Augustus,  saloon. 
Werners  Louis,  saloon. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Office,  Jeronie  T. 
Brov.T.,  operator. 

Whiting  H  ^:  Son,  general  store. 

Wolf  John  P,  hoot  and  shoemaker. 

Wnodrurt  Cyrus  H,  su^ot  People's  Trade  As- 
sociation. 

Woodruff  S  tl,  undertaker. 

ZaetsoJl  1>  cfc  li.  Hardware,  Stoves, 
Tin,  Copper  and  Farm  Implements. 


ST.  HELEN. 

A  station  on  the  J.  L.  <Sc  S.  R.  R.,  in  Ros- 
common county,  67  miles  above  Wenona. 
Popidation,  200.  Timber  and  lumber  are 
shipped.  Mrs.  Louise  Tebo,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Boice  John,  mason. 
Braman  Charles  T,  lawyer. 
Brandent>erg  Henry,  meat  market. 
Carey  Michael,  millwright. 
Fountain  Frank,  boarding  house. 
ITanjon  Peter,  blacksmith, 
fleggie  W  H,  cooper. 
Luts  Frederick  L,  ice  dealer. 
McKen/ie  John,  machinist. 
Stewart  Thomas,  boots  and  »hocs. 
Withauer,  Scherman  Ov;  Co,  saw  mill,  general 
store,  and  hotel  proprs. 


ST.  JAMES. 

The  county  .'^cat  of  Manitou  county,  a 
county  m.ide  up  from  the  scattering  islands 
near  the  lower  end  of  lake  Micl.igan.  St. 
Tame.:,  is  a  >!u.\!I  village  at  the  norihcru  c\- 
trcmitv  of  Ikavcr  Island,  the  larj;esl  of  the 
group.  It  15  about  40  miles  due  west  of 
M  ickin.nv  Cit\ ,  r.nd  70  due  north  of  Traverse 
City.  It  has  but  little  Irftde,  and  on!y  a 
small  population. 


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ST.  JOHN'S. 

St.  John's  is  the  county  seat  of  Clinton 
county,  and  a  flourisliing  village  of  2, coo  in- 
habitants on  the  D.  cS:  M.  R,  R.,  98  miles 
from  Detroit,  20  west  of  Owosso,  and  26 
east  of  Ionia.  The  village  was  platted  in 
1S53.  Vvhcn  the  railroad  was  located,  by  a 
party  of  Detroit  speculators  who  purchased 
the  school  section  of  Bingham  township  as 
a  site,  paying  therefor  $4  per  acre.  The 
railroad  was  comr.letecl  to  this  point  in  1S57, 
■  when  the  county  seat  was  estai)!ished 
here,  aiid  the  village  incorpor- 
ated. It  i.>  situated  in  a  slightly 
rolling  country  with  good  agricultural  advan- 
tages. Grain  of  all  kinds  is  raised.  The 
village  is  substantially  built,  its  business 
streeL  being  mostly  of  brick.  It  contains 
one  or  more  each  of  sa\s'  mills,  flouring  mills, 
furniturfc  factories,  sash,  door  and  blind  fac- 
tories, and  wooden  howl  factories,  also  has 
2  large  union  schools.  6  churL-hes^  a  fine 
cemetery,  and  one  of  the  best  court  houses 
in  central  Michigan,  There  are  2  weekly 
newspapers  published  here,  the  Republican 
and  the  Ijideptmiie)it,  also  a  national  baiik. 
Wheat,  oats,  pork,  bent  Avork  andstave"^.  etc., 
are  among  the  leading  articles  of  shipment! 
Express — American,  Telegraph— Western 
Union.    J.  M.  Carter,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Adamy  G  W  &  Co.  spring  bed  mnfrs. 
Am  Exp  Co,  Alonzo  Plumstead  agent. 
Anstey  Ib^u^e.  H  V/  Walton  propr. 
Bagg  Mrs  J  M,  drugs  and  stationery. 
Barker  George  W,  photographer. 
Bay  lis  &  Cook,  lawyeis. 
Beers  Bu.rtis  H,  real  estate. 
Bcsley  Wm,  meat  market. 
Briant  John,  saloon. 
Bridgcman  Q  E,  gun  smith. 
Bromley  Thomas,  freight  and  ticket  a'-'ent 
^  D.  &  M.  R.  R.  Depot.  ,  ' 

Brown  Jesse  C,  cnrriage  maker  and  livery. 
Brown  Martin  V,  general  store, 
Jh-ya  Eugene  C,  saloon. 
Bundy  Warner,  groceries. 
Bush  Henry  T,  Franklin  House. 
Carrington  Harvey  W,  mnfr  wooden  bowls, 

Clinton  ave. 
Cattcrnu)le  _  Arthur   B,  wagon   maker  and 

blacksmith. 
Cnttermole  H  enry  R,  harnes.s  maker, 
CIuMch  Edwin,  dentist. 

Clinton    Independent,    (weekly),  Corl>it  ^: 

Esles  prt  ']>rs. 
Clii\lon  Republican,  (weekly),  H  S  Hilt<ni 

propr. 

Colby  Kev  W  .M,  (Methodist). 
Cole      Holciunl),  tnillinery. 
Collin.  J.inies  H,  sewing  machine  and  insur- 
ance ai'ent. 


Co-operative  Company  of  St  John's,  lumber 

and  feed  mills,  Ira  D  Nichols  pres,  ALtV-.-.l 

S  Fildew  sec- 
Corbin  Gilbert  E,  physician  and  dentist. 
Corbit  John  H,  hardware. 
Corbit  &  Estes,  proprs  and  publishers  Clin 

ton  Independent. 
Cowell  Alpheus  F,  grocer. 
Cranson  Joel  H,  judge  of  probate. 
Crickton  Alexander,  saloon  and  groceries. 
Cutler  &  Walker,  real  estate  and  loan  office. 
Davis  &  Sv.-eeney,  bq.rbers. 
De  F^oe  Abraham  W,  merchant  tailor. 
Emmons  Russell  B,  jevreler. 
Este-.  Geo  W,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Fair  Ground  Hotel,  Henry  Lee  propr. 
Fasqulc  Louis,  physician. 
Fedewa  John  FI,  prosecuting  attorney. 
First  Naiionai  Bank  of  St.  John's,  capital 

$50,000;  Charles  Kipps  pres,  S  S  Walker 

cashier. 

Gay  Ivichard  E,  boots  and  shoe*:. 
Gib})S  Giles  k  grocer. 

GiSili-^i  SpoBseer  W,  Propr  Gibhs  House. 

Goettc  Rudolph,  jeweler. 
Gorsuch  R.,  leather  and  findings. 
Cirisson  Chas  E,  insurance. 
Griswold  Henn.-  A,  grocery  and  saloon. 
Grummons  Stephen,  saloon. 
Hall  Mrs  Eveiin,  dress  maker. 
Hall  L  oc  Co,  boots,  shoes  and  gciits'  furnish- 
ing. 

Ilaven-^  William,  physician. 
Heavenrich  Max,  dry  goods. 
Henderson  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 
Hicks  George,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Hicks  Miss  H  L,  milliner}-. 
Hicks  John,  general  store. 
Hicks,  Easton  Cm  Co,  foundry  and  agricultu- 
ral works. 
Hicks  W  L  &  Co,  druggists. 
Hill  A  H  S,  physician. 

Hilton  Henry  S,  propr  Clinton  Rcj>ublican 

and  job  printer. 
Helton  Milton  F.  carriage  trimmer. 
Houk  Mrs  A  E,  dressmaker. 
Hunt  Alon/.o  O,  druggist. 
Hunt  Mis.  F  O,  fancy  goods. 
Ihnd  DeWitt  C,  groceries. 
Ingall  Joseph  IT,  wagon  maker. 
Joslin  Oliver  C.  [ihysician. 
Kathc  Froilerick,  merchant  tailor. 
Kellogg  Jonathan,  blacksmith. 
Kipp  (S:  Fou  ler,  hardware. 
LampluMo  Huvlson  M,  M  ick«;milh. 
Ledilick  Wm  H,  meat  n\arket. 
Lcc  Fred  W,  insurance  agent. 
Lee  Henn.-.  prupr  Fair  Ground  Motel. 
Lewis  Samuel,  nieat  niarkot. 
Lott  »S:  Wi';<>.  Macksniiths. 
I,ynch  John,  tailor. 
McCabf  Huie  D,  hoots  and  slioes. 
McFarlan  John  N,  jusiicc  of  the  peace. 


SAX  AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.  SAI  ""5 


McFarlan  c\:  Croul,  hardware. 
Nfaniligo  Jerry,  propr  St  John's  Hotel. 
Marvin  Henry  R,  livery. 
Moore  Pachard,  county  treasurer. 
Moore  William  F,  lawyer. 
Morrison  Alexander  Vv',  restaurant. 
Munger  Leroy  Z,  painter. 
Manger  &  Dun,  general  store. 
Nelson  A  J  &  Bro,  grocers. 
Newton  Hall,  A  B  Rich  propr. 
Oids  Mrs  E  J,  dies^niaker. 
Ole-son  Newton  A,  cooper. 
Padley  &  Potter,  saddle  and  harness  makers. 
Palmer  Charles  H,  county  clerk.  ' 
Palmer  John  O,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Parkhurk  Byron  D,  liquors  and  saloon, 
Payne  William  J,  grocer  and  restaurant. 
Penneil  Galusha,  sheriff. 
Perrin  House,  John  Svreeny  propr. 
Perrins  &  Baldwin,  lawyers. 
Phillips  Mrs  M  A,  dress  making. 
Plum-tead  Alonzo,  agent  American  Express 
Co. 

Piumstead  A  &  Co,  leather  and  findings. 
Rose.  French  &  Losey,  musical  instruments. 
St  John's  Mnfg  Co,  lumber,  furniture,  etc,  R 

M  Steel  pres,  DS  Frencii  sec. 
Sage  Brothers,  painters. 
Sanford  P^dwin  R,  boots  and  shoes. 
8eUlcl.l  JoscpSlliS  O,  Lawyer. 
Shaw  Ivl orris,  cigar  mnfr. 
Sheilds  Mrs  R  M,  saloon  and  billiards. 
Sherman  L  M  '&  Co,  marble  works. 
Shraft  Jacob  F,  register  of  deeds. 
Smith  Mart/m,  wagon  maker. 
Spaulding  &  Cranson,  lawyers. 
Stephenson  G  W  &  Sons,  dry  goods  and 

clothing. 

Stewart     Goodyear,  bent  wood  mnfr. 
Stitt  John,  wagon  maker. 
Stout  Anderson,  lawyer. 
Strickland  Randolpli,  lawyer. 
Stutson  M  G,  wagon  maker. 
Sweeny  John,  propr  Perrin  House. 
Teachout,  Asher  <Sc  Co,  general  store. 
Thornton  Lemuel  W,  photographer. 
Tripp  Byron  G,  furs  and  skins. 
Tripp  William  H.  musical  instruments. 
Tuckerman  Miss  Francis  E,  dry  goods. 
Turner  Charles  &  Sons,  furniture. 
Yauoonsaiit    Poter,     Produce  and 
Staves. 

Vanconsant  &  Leland,  groceries. 
Wade  Merritt,  furniture  mnfr  and  under- 
taker. 

Walbridges  &  Fedewa,  lawyers. 

Wakon  Henry  W,  propr  Anstoy  House. 

Watkin  John  G,  baker  and  confectioner. 

Watts  W'm  H,  barber. 

Watts  Mrs  W  H,  dressmaker. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. Thomas  Biom- 

Icy  optiator. 
Wigt^ins  Andrew  J,  physician. 


Willianv^  John,  jeweler. 
Winans  John  R,  blacksmith. 
Woodson  cS:  Son,  flouring  mill. 
Woodruff  Riley  J,  boots  and  shoes. 


ST.  JOSEPH. 

St.  Joseph  is,  next  to  Niles,  the  most  im- 
portant place  in  Berrien  county.  It  is  on  the 
shore  of  lake  Michigan,  at  ihe  mouth  of  the^ 
St.  Joseph  river,  and  is  the  great  center  of 
the  fruit  trade  of  Western  Michigan.  It  is 
on  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R-  R.,  27  miles  above 
New  Buffalo,  and  93  from  Chicago  by  rail 
and  62  by  lake.    It  claims  a  population  of  < 

3,4.00.  .      .  I 

The   village   is  situated  on  a  peninsula  | 
formed  by  the  lake  and  river,  the  surface  of  = 
which  forms  a'  plateau  elevated      to  55  teet 
above  the  water  level,  rendering  the  location  ; 
a  peculiarly  beautiful  one.  The  public  build-  | 
in^s  consist  of  7  churches— one  the  Metho- 
dist Episcopal,  being  a  very  tine  structure— 
and  a  large  union  school.    There  are  2  first- 
rate  hotels,  several  brick  business  blocks, 
and  many  elegant  private  residences.    The  ' 
principal  item  of  manufacture  is  the  article  j 
of  fruit  packages  and  baskets,  the  demand 
for  which  is  immense.    Two  _ establishm.ents 
are  very  extensively  engaged  in  this  business. 
Then  there  are  a  sash  and  door  factoiy,  a 
planing  mill,  a  flouring  mill,  and  several 
wagon  and  carriage  factories.    A  small  side-  i 
whtel  steamer  plie<  regularly  between  St.  ; 
Joseph  and  Chicago,  making    daily  trips. 
Numerous  sail  ves.sels  also  trade  from  this  , 
port.  Fruit  packages  and  baskets  are  shippd 
hence  to  all  parts  of  the  United  States,  be- 
sides which  the    exjiorts  include  peaches, 
apples,  cranberries,  backberries,  raspberries, 

etc.  r  T>  • 

The  fruit  region  /<ar  excellence  of  Berrien 
county  extends  about  10  miles  up  and  down 
the  lake  shore,  and  for  4  miles  back  into  the 
countrv.  Within  this  district  small  fruits 
never  fail,  and  are  grown  in  immense  quan- 
titles.  The  peculiar  location  of  this  region, 
in  its  relation  to  the  lake,  adapts  it  also 
especially  to  peach  culture.  The  tempera- 
ture here  never  falls  below  or  4^  Fah. 
below  zero,  while  peach  buds  'will  stand 
several  degrees  severer  cold. 

The  modern  village  of  St.  Joseph  was  first 
settled  in  1S29.  Calvin  Brittain  and  Augus- 
tus  B.  Ncwoll  building  the  f.r>l  hoases. 
though  French  Jessuit  missionaries  had  oc- 
cu[)icd  tlie  location  more  than  a  century  bc- 
loic.  The  vill.igc  was  lai.l  <nit  in  1S31,  and 
incoiporiied  in  1S34.  It  wa>  at  tir-t  called 
Nowl.uryp«>rt.  In  1S36  the  harbor  piers  were 
Ciunmenced.  The  Detroit  vV  vSt.  Joseph,  now 
the  Micliigm  ( Vntral.  wasch.xrtcrcvl  in  1S3!, 
and  St.  Joseph  w.is  its  iiucudcd  icrmiiiui  all 


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after  its  sale  hy  the  State  to  the  present  com- 
pany in  1846,  at  which  time  it  was  completc-d 
only  to  Ka'amr-zoo,  when  It  v.- as  deflected 
south-'.vard  to  Nilos  and  New  Euflhlo,  proving 
a  great  detriment  to  St.  Jo?.eph.  Troai  thi"^ 
backset^the  place  has  been  slowly  bui;  sleadily 
recoverinp', 

St.  Joseph  has  a  national  ban.k,  capital 
SiOD,ooo,  and  2  newspapers — the  Herald 
Travele?'  anci  Republican.    Express — Ameii- 
can.    Telegraph — Western  Union.  Charles 
Stewart,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

American  E:xpress,  M  &  A  Shepard  agents, 
State. 

Anderson  John,  meat  market. 

Armstrong  Miss  Cas-,ie,  millinery,  43  State. 

Barnes  Mrs  W  B,  miliinery,  36  State, 

Bate  Mrs  G      millinery,  State. 

Bell  Lewis,  barber,  33  State. 

Browia  SasssWcl  If,  Propr  Koyt  House, 

cor  Front  and  Ship. 
Botham  &  Lynch,  clothing,  44  State. 
Canavan  J  A,  boots  and  shoes,  16  State. 

.SilOre  K  11.  George  C  Kimball  Gen- 

eral  Manager,  42  State. 
Christ  Michael,  saloon.  Main, 
Christ  Wm..  tobacconist  and  confectioner, 

Ship. 

€lapp  CifOrj^-e  S,  Lawyer,  cor  State 
and  Pleasant. 

Crane  E  L>,  druggist,  29  Stale. 

BeiUier  I^e'tVis,  Meat  Market,  Ship. 

De  Puy  Theodore  L,  lawyer,  48  State. 

Donald.son  Walter,  insurance  agent,  Pleas- 
ant. 

Eckert  Louis,  meat  market,  Main. 
Ernst  Frank,  cooper,  Water. 
Ferris  A  M,  physician. 

First  Naliwnal  Bank,  W  E  Iligmau  pros, 
Jas  Baley  cadi,  cor  State  and  Pleasant. 

Fitch  W  L,  founder  and  machinist,  w  of  R 
R  depot. 

Forbes  ^^lss  M<  notions,  43  State. 
l''re??siKi  WniJ,  Saloon  and  Restaurant, 
Ship. 

Frick  &  Bro,  boots  and  shoes,  37  State. 

Gilbert  Fiank,  boots  and  shoes,  7  State. 

Gunsburg     dry  goods  and  clothing,  45  ^Stale. 

Hager  J  S,  wagon  maker.  Main. 

Hamilton  N  .V,  lawyer,  State. 

Hausir,  31<'.^B'ul!ill  cV  I'o,  Car- 
riage and  Wagon  Makers,  4  State. 

Havlin  ^Lcha(:lJ  saloon,  Water. 

Ho  lining  John  F,  baker,  Ship. 

Herzug  Loren/,  shoemaker,  Ship, 

Hiliyard  Wm,  pr  .-pr  Nai tonal  Hotel,  Main.. 

Hosiiein  Robert,  fuinilure,  ci>|-  .\raiii  and 
Ship, 

Vi<\yt  S  a  on  •«.(:,  Samuel  H  Brown,  cor 
I'ront  and  Sliij). 


Jacobs  Mrs  C  E,  milliner}-,  21  State. 
Kent  Henry  W.  marble  works.  Ship. 
Kupplei  John,  grocer,  S  State. 
Kimball  George  C,  Manager  C.  c:  M.  L.  .S. 

R.  R.,  42  State. 
King  Benjamin  F,  general  store,  13  State. 
Kippler  John,  saloon,  Ship. 
Koiman  L,  news  depot,  DostofEce. 
Kriegcr  Charles,  ' Propr  St  Cnarles 

Hotel,  cor  Front  and  Ship, 
Langley  Samuel,  livery  stable.  Main. 
Lee  &:  Wells,  flouring  mills.  Water, 
Le  Pla  Henry,  merchant  tailor,  27  State. 
Long  Joseph,  saloon,  Ship. 
Loring  Harrisdn,  boot  and  shoemaker.  Ship. 
Lorscher  >S:  Bro,  wagon  makers,  Ship. 
Lyon  William  R,  lawyer.  State. 
I\Iartin  John,  dry  goods,  Siiip, 
Melshi.mer  B,  5.doon,  5  State. 
Melsheimer  Jacob,  sai-jon,  Water. 
Mills  Wm  PI,  photographer,  35  State. 
Morlock  Frank,  saloon,  cor  Main  and  Ship. 
Morrison  A  H,  forwarding  and  commission 

merchant. 

Morrison  G  R,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co.  State. 
I\Joulcon  Charles  H,  stoves  and  tinware,  41 
Stote. 

Moidion  Mrs  M  K,  notions.  36  State. 

Orthouse  L,  tobacconist,  Ship. 

Palmer  Edward  C,  drugs  and  groceries,  cor 

State  and  Ship. 
Palmer  E,  boots,  shoes  and  groceries,  3S 

State. 

Piatt  &  Bro,  hardware,  State. 

I?urt«r  Will  F,  Restaurant  and  Salooa. 

10  State. 
Potter  F  A,  dry  goods,  Ship, 
rortcr       Potter,  Lawyers,  3hip. 
Picslon  Wallace,  lumber  mnfr. 
Ransom  1'  T,  gri)cer,  cor  State  and  Ship. 
Ray  H  H  &  H  W,  dentists,  State. 
Ricalw  Wm,  jeweler,  4S  State. 
Rice  Z  ^1  Son,  grocers,  .|0  State. 
Roberts  Emmctt,  physician,  State. 
Rockwell  H  C,  dentist,  Ship. 

CSiarlC)*    IlofoU   Charles  Kric.;cr 

Propr,  cor  FnuU  and  Ship.    \Sec  cdv.\ 
St  Joseph  Republican  (weekly),  Wm  Ricab) 

])ropr. 

St  Joseph  Traveler  and  Herald  (weekly),  St 
Joseph  Publishing  Co  proprs,  State. 

Saueihier  Frederick,  grocer,  Main. 

Sc\»tt  A  H  jr,  physician,  cor  Slate  and  Ship. 

Scoti     Co,  druggists,  cor  State  and  Ship. 

Shepard  M  &  A.  jewelers  and  agents  .Vnirri- 
caii  Exp  Co,  State. 

Shicrer  George,  meal  .ii.irket,  Main. 

Sh(  cn"..-\n  Ch.irles,  barber,  34  State. 

Smi;h  I'.eorgc  E,  grocer,  17  Slate. 

Stcbhin-.  S.irali.  confectionery,  NIain. 

Stevens  J  E,  real  estate,  I2  St.ile. 

Sfevci«  vN:  Brooks,  g.-ocors,  Main. 

Steward  Charles,  hardware,  42  SlAtc. 


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<^torrs  John  C,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Sweet  C  C  &  Bro,  geaeral  store,  cor  Ship  and 
State. 

Tiivlor  Francis,  nierchant  tailor,  cor  otate 

and  Pleasant. 
Terry  &  Co,  wines  &  liquors.  State. 
Wallace  &  Barnes,  lumber,  Water. 
Webster  A  K,  physician,  48  State. 
Weckler  Feter,  saloon,  Ship. 
Wells  A  W  &  Co,  fruit  package  mnfrs,  Water. 
Wert?  Charles,  merchant  tailor. 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,  G  R  Morrison  oper- 

ator,  42  State. 


White  H  K.  boots  and  shoes,  State. 
Wilcox  Will  K  ^  Co,  Fruit  Package 

Mnfrs,  State.    (See  adv.) 
Wilkinson  John,  bakery  and  restaurant.  31 

State. 

WII^iOM  .lolsil  W,  Baker  and  Grocer.Ship. 
Wilson  A  M  &  Co,  furniture,  Ship. 
Winslow  D  A,  general  insurance  and  real 

estate  ageiit,  cor  State  and  Pleasant. 
WisiSloW        Canlield,  Lawyers,  cor 

State  and  Pleasant. 
Yore  Tohn,  grocer,  .Ship, 
Zekind  &  Kaizenstein,  clothing,  32  State. 


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Corner  Front  and  Ship  Streets, 
8T.  JOSEPH,  -     _  -  MICHIGAN. 

C.  KRSEGER,  Proprietor. 

Livery  StaUe  con  nected  with  House.  Bios  Line  to  Benton 

KarhoT,    Good  Sample  Fvooms.  

W   R    VVII.COX.  .         H.  W.  JENNINGS.  C.  PAGtT. 

'W.  R.  WILCOX  &  CO., 

r^MANUFACTURERS  OF^^^ 


PACKAGES 


ST.  JOSEPH,  rVllCHIGAN 


■i!!i!ii!j;..f,;;i.i'^ii;v^ 


Pocl:  B:Biot  E.  S.  Tod. 


SISTZEIT  ai?Ar.T  CP.ATE  FILLED. 


E.  B.  T:p. 


Coiisisting  of  Berrif.  Grape  and  Vegetable  Boxes,  [~  , 
Beach  and.  Grape  Baskets,  also  Clothes  Fin  Box-l     _:  J 


es,  and  all  boxes  made  oat  of  Veneering. 


Wc  are  the  Oldest  Manufactureis  of  Fruit  Packages  in  the  West,  and  feel  contment 
that  we  can  furnish  the  best  .;tyle  of  packages  now  in  use.  We  u-^c  nothing  but  (he  l>c^l 
of  material,  atnl  will  };u.u-.,.itcc  satisfaction.  All  Orders  filled  promptly  on  short  notice. 
Goods  Packed  and  De  livered  at  the  Depot  or  Dock  Free  of  Ch.ui;e. 

P.  E.  JB:NN1NGS,  Salesman.  W.  R.  WILCOX  &  CO. 


Bejy'^Soiicl    lor  I'rico   liist.  'CJ^a 


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ST.  LOUIS. 

A  .flourishing  incorporated  viilage  num- 
bering some  1,400  inhabitants  in  Pine  River 
tov.  nship  in  the  northern  part  of  Gratiot 
coLinty,  S  miles  north  of  Ithaca  and  33  west 
of  Saginaw,  v/ith  which  latter  place  it  is 
connecteiiby  ttje  S.  V.  &  St  L.  R.  R.  It  is 
on  Pine  river  which  I'urnishes  water  power, 
in  a  level  wooded  country.  It  contains  two 
sav,  mills,  a  sash  and  door  factory,  two  tan- 
neries, a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Hetaldj  four 
hotels,  a  mineral  spring,  three  churche?>,  etc. 
Lumber,  square  timber,  shingles,  staves  and 
flour  make  up  the  leading  shipments.  Set- 
tled 1854.  Incorporated  1869,  Telegraph 
— Atlantic  and  Pacihc.  Express— -Am.erican. 
G.  W.  IvIcHenry,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  IJIRECTORY. 

Acker  &  Graham,  sash  and  door  factory. 

Anderson  Marcus  L,  lawyer, 

Baldwin  J  R,  physician. 

Bisbee  A,  photographer. 

Brace  &  Kent,  furniture  nmfrs. 

Bradley  P  J,  physician. 

Branch  Mrs  H  E,  millinery. 

Branch  H  E,  physician. 

Brtioks  Rev  Eli.-ha  II,  (Christian). 

Budd  Jam.es,  harness  n^taker. 

Burgess  &  Son,  meat  market. 

Cams  Frank,  saloon. 

Chapu;an  W  H.  harness  mnfr, 

Chesemau  A  R,  pliysician. 

Crandall  C  H,  dentist. 

Grossman  Bros,  general  store. 

l>arrag:Sl  A  15,  Cashier  Gratiot  County 
Bank.  ^ 

Doty  H  S,  tanner. 

Doxev  \V  R,  blacksmith. 

Fli-rleiilUll  «\  StroiKtcIl,  House.  Car- 
riage and  Ornamental  Painters. 

Fiero  W  K,  druggist. 

Gale  Horace,  saloon. 

Garvin  Miss  M  A,  millinery. 

Giddings  C  \\',  sheriff  and  U  S  marshal. 

Giddings  J  C,  real  estate  and  insurance, 

Gillis  A,  merchant  tailor. 

Gould  Jay,  restaurant  and  groceries. 

Graham  J  B,  editor  St  Louis  Ilerahi. 

Graves  M  G  &  Co,  liquors  and  grocer- 
ies. 

Hale  G  W,  boot  and  sh  ^e  maker. 
Harrison  Bros,  harness  makers. 
Hart  A  H,  tobacco  and  liquors. 
Herringtcn  &  Kwell,  general  store. 
Hot'<tetter  George,  bakery  and  confection- 
cry, 

ll4>^;le  .ill)*'r<  cV  Co,  Proprs  PoUcr 
House. 

Holcomb  H  L,  grist  mill  and  fnindry. 
Holconii)  \'  Kvan-^,  piuprSt  1,001^  magnclic 
spring. 


Holdship  Thomas,  saloon. 

Holliday  C  R,  millinery  and  drv  goods. 

Holmes  Albert,  furniture  and  undertaker. 

Hooker  I,  furniture. 

Johnston  G  A,  liquors.  , 

Jordan  P^ev  II  T.)\  (Methodist). 

Kane  M,  boots  and  shoes. 

Kemp     Willianis,  grocers. 

Kennedy  Stiles,  physician. 

Kipp  William,  groceries. 

Knapp  L      carpenter  and  builder. 

liroH  S  P,  Propr  Eastman  House. 

lieoiiard  A:  Scott,  Attorneys  at  Law. 

Lightenstein  Jacob,  cigar  mnfr. 

Lutes  C  II,  physician. 

McDowell    Thomas,    groceries    and  pro- 
visions. 

McHenn.-  Geo  V/,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

books  and  stationery*. 
>fr.Meiiry   Junie*;,  Propr  Exchange 

Hotel.  ^ 

McKibben  Jam.es  A,  dry  goods  and  cloth- 


>lcOiiiI>or  4.1:  Paddock,  Real  Estate. 
Loan,  Commis.^ion,  Insurance  and  Collec- 
tion A  cents. 

M  cRae  John  &  Co,  lumber  and  stave 
mnfrs. 

Martin  Henry  M,  livery  and  sale  stable. 

Meyer  J,  physician. 

Miller  Frank,  lawyer. 

Nichols  George,  druggist  and  jewler. 

Xoble  J  T,  barber. 

Paddock  James,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Payne  A  O,  marble  cutter. 

Payne  Z  V,  general  store. 

Pulfer  George,  saloon  and  restaurant. 

Rennels  Bros,  dru^-,  books  and  groceries. 

Samson  C  K,  drug-,  groceries,  etc. 

Scott  Samuel  J,  lawyer. 

Scott  Stephen,  blacksmith. 

Seymour  tS;  Holcomb,  general  stoie. 

Sbeffield  oic  Coates,  hardware. 

Shek  John,  merchant  tailor. 

Skinner  A  fVj<=\veir)\ 

Snider  Peter,  millwright. 

Sproll  Roiiert,  rail  road  and  express  agent. 

Stebbins  A  M,  saloon. 

Tibbitts  Joseph,  general  store. 

Truax  L  W,  meat  market. 

I'liger  John,  general  store. 

Utley  .\  J,  lawyer. 

Vincent  X  D,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Vogt  vV  Schliclitig,  moat  market. 

WesscL  James  W,  dry  goods 

WesselsiS:  Wheeler,  cigar  mnfrs. 

White  Nathatiici,  ^alo«>n. 

Whitney  T  W,  lawyer. 

Willett  Rev  J»)<eph  T.  (Prcsbyterian\ 

Willitts  .\delbort,  blacksnuth.' 

WiL'Mi  C  M.  saloon. 

^Vri;jlH    \  \\  .\gi  ioullm a!  Tn\-plenKt»t>. 
i  ii;lit  JaiiM"^  14,  Attorney  i'lt  Lavr. 


DIRECTORY.  SAL 


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SALEM. 

\  xmall  villaiJ^e  2  miles  south  of  Salem 
Station,  on  the  I).  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  It  is 
in  Salem  township,  Washtenaw  county^,  i si- 
miles northeast  of  Ann  Arbor,  and  30  from 
Detroit.  It  is  on  the  river  Rouge,  in  a  fine 
farming  region,  but  has  no  rnanufacturino 
interests.  "Salera  expects  tolDe  a  point  on  a 
road  running  north  from  Ypsilanti,  to  be 
!)uilt  some  time  in  the  future.  T.  H.  Cor- 
son, postraaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Corson  Tunis  H,  general  store. 
DoHey  Diedetich,  wagon  maker. 


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Kolaisch  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Sheffield  Henr>'  H,  harness  maker. 
Wheatou  Alexander,  blacksmith. 

SALEM  STATION. 

i^See  Sunu/iit.) 

SALINE. 

Saline  was  first  settled  in  1824,  being  one 
of  the  oldest  places  in  the  interior.  In  1S64. 
it  received  a  village  charter,  and  now  bo.ists 
1,000  inhabitants.  It  is  m  Saline  tov/nship, 
Washtenaw  county,  and  on  the  Detroit, 
Hillsdale  &  Southwestern  R  R,   ii  miles 


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SALINE,  MICHIGAN. 


GEORGE  EHNIS, 


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r^AND  MANUFACTURKR  Oh\i^^ 


Hei>airing  and  Cleaning  Neatly  Done. 


SALINE,  MICHIGAN. 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


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southwest  of  Ypsilaiiti,  40  miles  frorn  De- 
troit, and  9  south  of  Ann  Arbor.  The 
Saline  river,  a  tributary  of  the  Raisin,  fur- 
nishes water  power.  The  rriariu  factories 
comprise  a  foundry,  3  flouring  mills,  and 
some  minor  ijulustries.  It  contains  4 
churches,  Methodist,  Presbyterian,  Lutheran 
and  Baptist,  a  tine  three-story  union  school, 
a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Review,  etc.  It 
ships  grain,  chiefly.  Telegraph,  Western 
Union.  E?-cpress,  American.  George  B 
Mason,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

American  Express  Co,  George  Flail,  agent. 
Aiuericaii    IlOWSe,   John  Kauouse, 
Propr. 

Brainard  William,  meat  market. 
Burkhart  &  Aldrich,  dry  goods. 
Chandler  Samuel,  physician. 
Ciark  &  Edumans,  hard\\-are. 
Davenport  W  H  &  Son,  (kry  goods. 
FJ^iils  C^eori^'C,  Tailor 
Engle  Selh,  lawyer. 

Exchange  Hotel,  Anson  Harmon,  })ropr. 
Forbes  J,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Forbes  Matilda,  milliner. 
Fowler  Norman,  dry  goods. 
Gaiintlett  Richard,  boots  and  shoes. 
Godfrey  Sophia,  dressmaker. 
Gooding  Alice  milliner. 

C>}ro<?S  A'  llrothcr,  Mnfrs   Plows  and 

Agri  c  u  1 1  u  r  a  1  T  m  p  1  e  m  e  n  t  s . 
Hall  Daniel,  physician. 
Hall  Eleazer,  physician. 

PLall  George,  agent  D.  PL  &  S.  W\  R.  R.,  and 

American  Express  Co. 
Hallock  Dayton,  druggisl. 
MariilOJl.  All<*Oii,     Propr  Exchange 

Hotel. 

Plauser  Christopher,  boots  and  shoes. 
Jackson  Wm,  meat  market. 
Kanouse  John,  propr  American  House. 
Krause  Frederick,  saloon. 
Lawrence  &  Kinir,  grocers. 
McKinnon  John,  clothing. 
Mason  Mial,  druggist. 
Ottmar  John,  hoot  and  shoemaker. 
PallUt^r  liOltis  E,  Jeweler. 
Parsons  Cornelius,  dry  goods. 
Reimold  Edward,  saloon. 
Schirer  Pirothers,  blacksmiths. 
Sherw(.>o(l  D  P>,  editor  Saline  Review. 
Sturm  Jacob,  harness  maker. 
I'iKMiipsoii  .I:imo«*,  Barber. 
TlirniT    iflrs    .TIary  Dressmaker. 
VoorUU'S  A Uriilisiiii  C,  noot>  and 
Shoes. 

Wallace  Daniel,  meat  market. 

Watson  Ilonry.  physician. 

Webb  .\:  Hull,  hardware. 

W  U  "I'olei:raiih  Co,  Georgt?  il.ill,  at^'ont. 

IVtiltiliK  i'l'mik,  Billiards  ami  Saloon. 


SALT  RIVER. 

A  village  of  20c  inhabitants  in  Coe  tow-, 
ship,  Isabella  county,  on  Salt  river,  10  mil- 
southeast  of   Mt.   Pleasant,  and    12  r/;:.-.. 
northwest  from  St.  Louis,  the  nearest  raiiT,-.i. 
station.    The  place  was  settled  about  186;. 
The  surrounding  country  is  adapted  both  t 
farm.ing  and  lunibering,  but  lumber,  hoc: 
and  staves  are  the  principal  shipments.  Sa';: 
River  has  a  serni-v.  eckly  mail.    Dr.  J.  J, 
Struble,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

> 

Biijelow  H  O,  blacksmith. 

Brown  S  C,  collecting  and  real-estate  agsrt. 

Evans  Joseph,  wagon  maker. 

Poland  T  H,  general  store. 

Fredericks  Wm,  harness  maker. 

Fuller  H  H,  carpenter. 

Gruber  Geo,  blacksmith. 

Hannet  Thomas,  propr  National  Hotel. 

Kennedy  S  &  Son,  saw  and  planing  mill. 

I/auderdale  G  W,  physicia.i. 

Millikin  &  Hibbard,  saw^  and  planing  mill. 

Shepherd  I  N,  lumber  dealer. 

Stahlman  &c  Young,  saw  and  flouring  mill. 

Struble  J  J,  physician. 

Struble  H  &  Sou,  general  store. 

Struble  J  J  &  Son.  druggists. 

Tmker  A  M,  lawver. 

Upton  J  J,  carpenter. 

Walters  Jacob,  blacksmith. 

Ziegler  G,  boot  and  shoem.aker. 


SALZBURG. 

A  lumber  and  salt  manufacturing  villagf. 
on  the  left  bank  of  the  Saginaw  river  oppo- 
site Portsmouth.  It  is  in  the  township  o\ 
Pangor,  Bay  county.  The  J.  L.  &  S.  R.  K. 
runs  through  the  village.  Salzburg  is  ami  e 
southwest  of  Bay  City,  and  14  miles  norh 
of  Saginaw  City.  It  coir.ains  between  500 
and  600  inh.abitants,  5  or  6  large  saw  mills. 
Houring  mill.  3  salt  manufacturing  establ'.sh- 
ments,  etc.  The  place  was  settled  in  l5>54 
Lumber,  salt  and  shirgles  constitute  the 
great  bulk  of  the  shipments  hence.  It  his 
a  daily  mail.    Geo.  Staudacher,  p<.istnu>tcr. 

BUSINESS  DTRFCTORV. 

Brooks  Mrs  C  F,  lumber  and  salt  mnfr. 
Clark  Wm  H.  planing  jnill. 
Clark  ^  McCiutfin,  shingles,  staves  and  he.i  b 
ing. 

Davis  William,  Propr  Railroad  Hou>e. 

Eichhorn  Geo,  tjrocerirs  and  saloon. 

Elliot  Robert,  blacksmith. 

Filzhiigh  F  \  Co,  flouring  mills. 

Fo-.lcr  John  C,  brewer. 

P'r.ink  Peter,  saloon. 

Ciilitin  Andrew  J,  propr  Ctil5oi\  House. 

(imUormann  Henry,  me.il  market. 

Hecht  Gc<.>  Adam,  Hour  and  saw  mills. 


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Rirchmann  Ignat/,,  saloon. 
ICoilj-  George,  brewer. 

I  aderach  6:  Bros,  lumber  and  salt  ranfrs. 
Malone  &  Gardiner,  lumber  nmfrs. 
Neiiman  Charles,  saloon. 
retvemoulK  Medard,  saloon. 

S^eireiuoMlx  ^"ii{>ole<>n,  Propr  Sal/.- 

burg-  Mou-^c-  V.'  eri'i  Bridt;e. 
Slaiiroad  llmi-^e,  Vv'm  Da-.is  Propr. 
Root  A  PJ,  shingle  ninfr, 
Ro^a  Thomas,  brewer. 

J^al,z;l>'4irg  Mouse,  N  Petremoulx  Propr, 

\v  end  Bridge. 
Schaeflele  Valentine,  baker. 
Shappi  Mrs  J  J,  saloon. 

J^laisdnel2Cr  Co.   General  Store, 

Wood  and  Boat  Supplies. 
Walbauir  Valentine,  shoemalcer. 
Zagelmeyer  Louis,  lime  innfr. 
Kedcr  Koose.  Rudolph  Zeder  P/opr. 
Kecier  RKtlolpii,  Propr  Zeder  House. 


SAND  BEACH. 

A  village  of  400  inhabitants  on  the  shore 
of  lake  Huron,  in  Sand  Beach  townships, 
Huron  county,  43  miles  north  of  Lexington. 
It  is  the  location  of  the  new  harbor  of  refuge 
in  process  C)f  construciion  by  the  United 
States  sovernn\ent.  Port  Huron,  60  miles 
south,  is  its  nearest  railroad  Doint.  It  for- 
merly  manufactured'  largely  of  lumber  and 
shingles,  but  the  pine  in  the  vici:iity  is  ex- 
hausted and  the  trade  i^  wholly  abandoned. 
The  attention  of  the  setder.?  of  the  vicinity 
is  now  more  directed  to  agriculture.  Grain, 
potatoes  and  hay  are  the  staple  products.  It 
ha?  a  daily  inail.  t^xpress — American.  Tele- 
graph— Western  Union.  Eela  Jenks,  post- 
mistress. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Dale,  Stead  &  Co,  harbor  contractors; 
Kinj:;  John,  ti^^hcrnian. 
Kuell  L  A  II,  fisherman. 
Gutscb  A  &  Bro,  boot  and  shoemakers. 
Pittsley  A,  hotel  propr. 
Bartlett  R,  general  store. 
Pack,  Jenks  &  Co,  general  store  and  Ameri- 
can Express  agents. 


SAND  DAKE. 

Sand  Lake  is  a  village  on  the  G.  R.  &  I. 
R.  R.,  in  Kent  county,  27  miles  above  Grand 
Rapids,  and  S  south  of  Howard  City.  It  is 
in  the  pine  wooils,  and,  of  saw  and  shingle 
mills,  numbers  some  S  nr  10  in  an  l  immedi- 
ately around  the  village.  Luniber,  shingles 
and  staves  form  the  bulk  of  the  shipments. 
Po[mlation,  700.  Express,  United  States. 
Telograph,  Western  Union,  M.  Lewis 
Swift,  postmaster. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alexander  John  M,  jeweler. 

Averv  Orrin  V>',  lum:)er  and  shingle  mnfr. 

Beciver,  Miller  &  Co,  Geo  M  Gotshall,  ag-ent, 

lumber. 
Ber ridge  John,  grocer. 
Berridge  Jonathan,  saloon  and  restaurant. 
Bliss  Ed,  druggitt. 
Cornes  William  H,  meat  market. 
Covvin  James  S,  druggist. 
Crabb  iJc  Co,  grocers. 
Culbertson  John,  flour  and  feed. 
Dariin  Byron,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 
Dickens  I^rastus,  propr  Noble  House. 
Dickerson  Jerome,  general  store. 
Dodds  &  Cook,  machinists. 
Dunnett  Milton  L,  agent  John  Culbertson, 

ilour  ani.l  feed. 
Eldredge  &  Orr.  olaning  mill. 
Finch  George,  barber. 
Fowler  Charles,  meat  market. 
Giddings  Alfred,  groceries. 
Gould  &.  Walker,  livery. 
Grannis  James,  blacksmith. 
Haiflev  Peter,  shingle  mnfr. 
Harct  M  <S:  S,  mnfrs  lumber  and  shingles. 
Johnson  O^car,  boots  and  shoes. 
Kitchen  Eliakim  W,  general  store. 
Langston  K  H,  stave  mnfr. 
Lewi;^  Willis,  dry  goods  and  clothing. 
Lobrlell  ^^  Lurvey,  proprs  Baker  House. 
Ludington  James  H,  physician. 
Maynard  Frank,  billiard  saloon. 
Mills  Aaron  T,  harness  maker. 
Pheips  Theodore  I.  propr  Sand  Lake  House. 
Sand  Lake  House,  T  I  Phelps  propr. 
Sheets  Abner,  station  agent  and  telegraph 

operator,  G.  R.  tS;  I.  depot. 
Smith  Wm,  saloon. 
Stone     Seeley,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Swift  Bros,  hardware. 
Symonds  James  C,  boots  and  shoes. 
U  S  Express  Co,  James  S  Cowin,  agent. 
Walton  &  Whitney,  saloon. 


SANDSTONE. 

A  signal  station  on  the  M.  C.  R.  R..  6 
miles  we>l  of  Jackson.  Ship  to  Parma.  4 
miles  west.  There  are  only  about  a  do 'en 
families  in  the  place.  E.  H,  Haddock, 
pu;>tmasler. 


SANFORD. 

A  small  village  of  140  inhabiianis,  on  the 
F.  P.  M.  R.  R..  in  Jerome  to^n>hip,  .Mid- 
land county,  S  mile>  above  Midland  City. 
It  is  on  the  Tittal  awassce  river,  and  has 
one  shingle  mill.  Express — Americ.Mv;  Tcle- 
gia|)h — Western  Union.  J.  F.  Hannlion, 
postmaster. 


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BUSINESS  DIR-ECTORY. 

Hardy  L.  ageiit  American  Express  and  F.  & 

P.  M.  R.  R. 
Hic;:^!'!-  George,  hotel  pr-jpr. 
Purdy  James,  shingle  mnfr. 
Sanford  C  S,  hotel  propr. 
Wells,  Stone  &  Co,  general  store. 

SAxix\rTiiG. 

A.  thriving-  viihige  on  the  D.  &  M.  R.  R. 
8 J-^  miles  west  of  Ionia.  26  east  of  Grand 
Rapids  and  133  from  Detroit.  It  is  on 
Grand  river,  in  Boston  township,  Ionia 
county.  The  first  settlement  was  made  here 
in  1S37,  bat  it  wa-.  not  till  1S51  that  it  be- 
came anything  of  a  village,  II  was  incor- 
porated in  rS68  and  now  claims  over  i2CO 
inhabitants.  It  numbers  among  its  manu- 
factories floui,  sash,  doors  and  blinds,  dresf^ed 
lumber,  chairs,  agricultural  implements  etc. 
Exp  ress — Ame  r  lean.  Tel  eg  raph — We  stern 
Union.    Jonathan  A.  Sprague,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Adams  Wells  C,  meat  market, 
American  Express  Co,  G  A  Cotton  agent. 
Anderson  John  P,  hardware. 
Anderson  <:i;  Shindorf,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers. 

x\rmstrong  Edward  B,  general  store. 
Ballou  Chas,  saloon. 

Barber  &  Marsh,  founders  and  mnfrs  agri- 
cultural implement-. 
Benson  &  Nash,  hardware,  Bridge. 
Bostwick  Ransom,  propr  American  Hotel. 
Brown  James  T,  tinware. 
Campijeil  James  5,  meat  market. 
Case  John  B,  harness  maker. 
Chipnian  Geo  \\  ,  boots  and  shoes. 
Clark  Wm  O,  grocer. 
Cotton  Gilbert  A,  grocer. 
Darling  Walter,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Donovan  Charles  S,  clothing. 
Donovan  Dennis,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Dresskell  Wni  M,  jeweler. 
Trace  Heni^,  dry  goods. 
Granger  Joseph  J,  grocer. 
Guile  Walter,  saloon. 
Hallam  Edward  L,  boots  and  shoes. 
Ilolcomb  Alfred  W,  meat  market. 
Holmes  Nathan,  flouring  null. 
Hopkins     McCoUough,  iiarncss  makers. 
Iloyt  Henry  A,  general  store. 
Illlihhard  A  Fox,  Stave  and  Heading 
Factory  and  Planing  and  Re-Sawing  Mill. 
Hudson  Richard  D.  lawver. 
Huntley  Delos  M,  furniture. 
Jones  A  P  C,  physician. 
Jouca  L  E,  blacksmith. 
Kelly  Wm,  saw  mill. 
Ketcham  Abraham,  grocer. 
KiUinet  James  H,  general  store. 
Kitchen  Elijah,  millinery. 


Latta  Hector  H,  wagon  maker. 

Lee  Archelaus  C.  grain  and  produce. 

Lee  &  Goodell,  bankers. 

Malcomson  John  F,  fiouring  mill. 

Mercer  &  Slater,  mnfrs  boat  oars. 

Mills  John  E,  saloon. 

Moon  Corwin  A,  confectioner}'. 

Murdock  Uri,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Oberson  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Outwater  John,  grocer. 

Petuie     Welch,  pum.p  makers. 

Richards  oc  Cunning,  druggists. 

Roberts  James  T,  wagoa  shop. 

Ilor^er^  OCO  W,  Grocer. 

Scheldt  Peter,  v.  agon  and  blacksmith  shop. 

Spencer  E  &  P"  H,  druggists  and  grocers. 

Svvarthout  Ralph,  cooper. 

Tavlor  John,  blacksmith. 

Taylor  Philip,  lively. 

Vosper  Richard,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Weiers  \L''.r5hall  A,  agricultural  implements. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  Sam"I  AWatl 

p.iannger. 
Wilson  T  vSc  Son,  dry  goods. 
Wunch  C,  physician. 
Wykes  Edward,  station  agent. 


SAUGATUCK. 

This  is  an  incorporated  village  boasting 
some  1,200  inhabitants  and  situated  on  the 
Kalaniazoo   river,  3    miles  above  its  mouth, 
thouc^h  in  a  direct  line  onlv  3.'  of  a  mile 
frum  the  shore  of  lake  .Michigan.    The  river 
here  widens  into  a  small  lake,  on  the  opixv 
site  shore  of  \\  hich  i-^  the  village  of  Douglas. 
Saugatuck   i>   in    Allegan  county  25  miles 
.southwest  of  the  county  seat  and  5  vvest  of 
Richmi-ind  staiion  on  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R- 
R  ,  its  railroad  shipping  point.    By  lake  it  i"-^ 
87  miles  from  Chicago,  2S  miles   south  of 
Grand    Haven  and  42  north  of  St.  Joseph. 
It  is  surrounded  by  a  rolling  country  pos- 
sessing a   lighl  sandy  loam  soil  admirably 
adapted  to  fruit   culture.    Peaches,  apples, 
grapes  and  berries  are  cultivated.    The  vil- 
laiie  contains  one  or  more  each  of  tanneric--, 
saw  mdls,  planing  mills,  breu  cries,  furniture 
factories,  sasli    and    blind  factories,  shingle 
mills,  etc.    Also  Congregational,  Episc"rAl 
and  Reformed  Dutch  churches,  and  a  week- 
ly new.spaper,  the  Lakr  Shorr  Ccntmrrci  i!. 
rO.xpress — .American.     Telegraph — Western 
Union.  NLiil — daily.    W  W.  Johnson,  po>t- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
American    Express  Co,  Taylor  Barber 

l»ir<l  lloiiry  cV  Co.  Furniture  Mnfrs. 
lUeuckman  Marv,  millincrv. 
Bums  John  \  Co,  general  --tore. 
Carter  &  Heimer,  proprs  Union  Hou>e. 
Chadbouinc  Lina,  millinery. 


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Cllpsou  §raiil.^ici,  Brewer. 

Cook  J  B,  eclectic  physician. 

Dole  "James,  carriage  maker. 

Kbiuayer  Henry,  shin<.;le  laiiU 

iufii'«»l.gli   €    ri,  Druggist  and  Dealer  in 

Bookb,  Stationery,  Wall  Paper,  etc. 
Ensign  John,  shoemaker. 
Falconer  Daniel,  photographer. 
Forbes  James,  wagon  maker. 
Francis  John,  grocer. 
Goshorn  Samuel  C,  shoemaker. 
Ilaile  William,  livery  stable. 
0.all  CluU'ies,  Propv  Saugatuck  House.  , 

[See  adv,) 
Hanchett  John  P,  harness  maker. 
Flough  Solomon  R,  saloon. 
?Ioy  W  T,  physician, 

iQlummi  V  Wj  Postmaster  and  Dealer 
in  Books,  Stationery,  etc. 

Kibby  Jervls,  Propr  Eagle  Hotel. 

Kleeman  Reinhold  F,  saloon. 

Kleernan  Theodore  F,  saloon. 

Lake  Shore  Commercial,  C  M  Winslow 
publisher, 

MacRae  Alexander,  physician. 

Max3om  Byron  A,  jcwelery. 

Metzger  Jacob,  barber. 

Miller  Charles,  saloon. 

Morrison  Stephen  A,  insurance  agent. 

Nie^  JollES,  Hardware,  Stoves  and  Tin- 
ware. 

Priest  John  blacksmith. 
Rode  Richard,  saloon. 

S*&V3gatuek  iiCoase,  Charles  Hall 
Propr. 

Satilg-aliiSOlii  "JLlliliber  C«,  F  B  Stock- 
bridge  Pres,  L  B  Coates  Vice-Pres,  J  F 
Henry  Treas. 

Saugatuck  Wood  Working  Co,  Weed,  Dunn 
&  King  proprs. 

Schirike  E  H,  physician. 

ScSuaobel  Iteairy,  Hardware,  Stoves 
and  Tinware. 

Speers  Robert,  meat  market. 

Stimson  H  H  &  Son,  physicians. 


Takken  Edward,  blacksmith. 
Taylor    afc  Bli.rber,  Dry  Goods,  Gro- 
ceries and  General  ^Nlerchanuise. 
Thomas  Geo  H,  v.- agon  maker. 
Walsh  George,  meal  market. 
W.  U.  Tel.  Co,  Miss  Nettie  Rust  operator. 
Wolf  S,  clothing,  etc. 
Wright  E  B,  physician. 

SAULT  DE  STE.  MARIE. 

The  coTinty  seat  of  Chippewa  county,  an  in- 
corporated village  of  about  2,000  inhabitants, 
situated  on  St.  Mary's  Viver,  the  outlet,  of 
lake  Superior  abreast  of  the  famous  falls  or 
rapids.    It  is  about  350  miles  fiom  Detroit, 
and  170  east  of  Marquette.    The  great  ob- 
ject of  interest  at  the  Sault  is  the  ship  canal, 
by  means  of  which  vessels  overcome  the 
rapids.    Thi;.  v/as  completed  in  1855,  but 
the  increasing  trade  with  the  lake  Superior 
country  has  already  outgrown  its  capacity, 
and  a  much  more  cap;.'ciou5  lift  lock  is  now 
being  constructed  alongside  of  the  old  canal. 
It  is  excavated  in  the  solid  rock,  and  will  be 
arranged  to  receive  two  of  the  largest  vessels 
and  transfer  them  at  one  lift  from  the  lov--er 
to  the  higher  level,  or  vice  versa.    The  old 
locks  take  but  one  vessel  and  tv/o  lilts  are 
required.     Both  sets  of  locks  will  be  em- 
ployed. 

Fort  Brady  is  located  just  below  the  village, 
and  here  a  small  garrison  is  usually  kept. 

There  is  little  or  no  manufacturing  carried 
on  here,  though  the  unlimited  water  power 
offers  rare  advantages.  On  the  Canaduin 
side  of  the  river,  howe\er,  a  large  flouring 
mill  has  been  erected,  to  be  stocked  with 
Minnesota  wheat  brought  down  from  Duluth 
to  be  manufac'-ured  here  for  the  eastern 
market.  If  this  experiment  proves  success- 
ful it  will  doubtless  be  extended,  and  the 
Sault  may  in  time  rival  Rochester.  N.  V.,  as 
the  "  flour  city"  of  the  Union.  Two  saw 
mills  are  the  extent  of  its  manufactures  at 


SAUGATUCK,  MICHIGAN. 


CHAS.  HALL,  Proprietor- 


Transients  ivill  find  this  a  First  Class  Hotel,    Excursion  Parties 

zc'i/l  receive  Every  Attention, 


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present.  I:  has  5  hotels,  a  number  of  stores, 
GatholiCj  Methodist  and  Presbyterian 
churches,  and  some  other  business  and  social 
interests.  Lumber  and  hah  are  s^iipped. 
Telegraph — Western  Union.  Mail  serai- 
weekly,  but  daily  during  the  season  of  navi- 
gation.   Alex.  Gurnoe,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Barker  C  C  &  Son,  contractors. 

Blank  Andrew^  ice  cream  saloon. 

Boyle  &  Roach,  general  store  and  contractors. 

Braun  A,  confectionery. 

Brown  Geo  W,  lawyer. 

Carleton  Guy  U,  surveyor. 

Carleton  &  Kemp,  vvarehousemen. 

Church  r  S,  s; en  era!  store, 

Easterday  Rev  F  R  (Fre5;byterian). 

Ferrard  Rev  M  (Catholic).  ' 

Frare  Rev  F  (Catholic). 

Gager  August! n,  grocer. 

Guth  Phillip,  boots  and  .shoes. 

Plopkins  Mrs,  boarding  house. 

Hursley  A  F,  propr  Exchange  Hotel. 

Johnston  Rev  J  (Methodist). 

Kemp  Geo,  notary  public. 

King  J  H  T,  physician. 

Knox  \V  C,  propr  Lake  House. 

Kuthman  Rev  F  (Catholic). 

Linke  Charles,  butcher. 

Linke  Charles  J,  lighthouse  keeper. 

Lyon  O  B,  physician, 

McKnight  Leicester,  deputy  Collector  of  Cus- 
toms. 

McKnight   Thomas,   prosecuting  attorney 

Chi]>pewa  county. 
MetzgeV  Louis,  baker  and  confectioner, 
i'arr  Thomas,  butcher. 
Payment  Bros,  steamboat  landing. 
Prenzlauer  A,  general  store. 
Prenzlauer  Bros,  dry  goods. 
Rains  Tudor,  ]iropr  Rains  Hotel. 
Ruheul  William,  boots  and  shoes. 
Ryau  Dennis,  hotel  propr. 
Ryan  Thoma<,  butcher^. 
Ryan  Thomas,  liquors  and  cigars 
Scranton  M  \V,  general  store* 
Semore  Geo,  saw  mill. 
Seymour  Henry  \V,  saw  mil! 
Smith  H  I\  propr  Chippewa  House, 
Tagoze  John  Cic  Sons,  farmers. 
Taylor  James,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Trfnnpe  Louis  P  &  Bro,  general  store. 
Walles  Albert,  jeweler. 
Wilson  WiUj  general  store. 
Williams  W,  drugs  and  stationery. 

.  SAWYER. 

A  village  ot  300  inhabitants—also  known 
as  Troy — in  (.'hickaming  town-.hip,  Berrien 
cturtify,  on  the  C.  (!v.M.  L.  S,  R.  K.,  10  miles 
north  of  New  HufV.ilo.  it  is  on  the  shore  of 
lake  Micliigai).     Lumber  and  farm  produce 


are  shipped.  Express — American.  J.  jj 
Spaulding,  postmaster. 

BUSINES-S  DIRECTORY. 

Ball  Milton,  sav/yer. 
Briggs  L  W,  grocer  and  farmer. 
Burnett  J  W,  general  store. 
Curent  John,  sawyer. 
Engerner  E,  .--awyer. 
Goliiver  Daniel,  butcher. 
Lingo  P,  farmer. 
Phelps  C  W,  lumberman. 
Sawyer  F  E,  carpenter. 
Smith  W  H,  general  store. 
Spaulding  A  P,  railroad. 
Spaulding  H,  engineer. 

Spaulding  Jas  H,  railroad  and  express  agent. 
Spaulding  M  K,  machiiiist. 
Walker  E,  sav/  mill. 


SCHOOLCRAFT. 

A  thriving  village  in  the  township 
Schoolcraft,  Kalamazoo  county,  on  the  L.  S. 
&  M.  S.  R.  R.,  at  the  intersection  of  the  C 
&  L.  PL  R.  R.,  13  miles  south  of  Kalama- 
zoo, It  is  29  miles  southwest  of  Baltic 
Creek,  150  miles  from  Detroit,  and  74  from 
Lansing,  It  is  situated  on  a  beautiful  prai- 
rie 25  miles  square.  Population  about  1,100. 
Its  manufactures  comprise  2  wind-mill  fac- 
tories, a  flouring  mill  and  a  ^aw  mill.  I" 
also  has  a  grain  elevator,  a  national  bank, 
and  a  weekly  nfwsj)aper,  tiie  Dispatch  and 
AVti'J.  Wind-mills,  Hour  and  grain  are 
shij'ped.  Express — United  States  :  Telc- 
graj^h — Western  Union.  W.  L,  Cole,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Allen  C  K,  hardware. 

Allen  Henry  I,  newspaper  agent, 

Barijcy  Bros,  hardware. 

Barilliarl  iV  Col>l>,  Grocers  and  Lum- 
ber Mnfrs  and  Dealers. 
Bauer  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes. 
Briggs  J  W.  physician. 
Duncan  H  E,  grocer. 

Eagle  Wind-^lill  Co,  I  W  Pursel  sec  an«l 
treas. 

Earl  Jesse  P,  agent  L.  S.  -Jc  ^L  S.  R.  R. 
Edwards  W  A,  marble  works, 
Ellsworth  S  B,  dentist. 

r^I10<i  Samuel,  Bakery  and  Restaurant. 
I'aiickhoner  George  C,  meat  market. 
Fellows  1  S,  saw  mill. 
Finlay  \Vm,  saloon. 

Fii  sl  \afi4Mial  Itank,  E  B  Dyckman 

Pres.  M  K  Cobb,  Cashier. 
Fisher  Cv-  Boll,  meat  market. 
Fiix  Wm  H,  physicum. 
Francis  D  H,  j^encral  sloix'. 
Gainsley  C   H,  vlry  goods,  clothing,  IkiIn 

caps,  boots,  shoe>,  etc. 


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Griffiths  Thomas,  grocer  and  agent  Vmitd 

States  Express  Co. 
Grimes  John,  harness  maker 
Hcifner  T  N,  billiards, 
Hendricks  Jacob,  livery  stable. 
James  George  R,  drugs  and  books. 
Jannasch  F  O,  gunsmith. 
Johnson  Jacob,  cooper, 
kester  W  S,  sewing  machines. 
Kinney  Miss  U  L,  hair  dressing. 
Knight  G  E     Co,  general  store. 
Kohl  Hermann,  shoemaker. 
Kooms  J  L,  grocer. 
Miller  P  D  &  Co,  drugs. 
Myers  Wind  Mill  Co,  wind  mill  ranfrs. 
Phillip:.  Williarii,  blacksmith. 
IHsrsel,  Earl         Oo,  Flouring  Mills, 

L.  S.  cc  M.S.  R.  R. 
Reeser  Mrs  Melissa,  millinery. 
Schoolcraft  Dispatch  and  News,  (weekly),  V 

C  Smith  publisher. 
Snyder,  Underwood  &  Co.,  general  store. 
Sthivell  E  €,  Tinware. 
.Siom  A  J,  barber. 
Strong  W  L,  marble  works. 
Troxei  Hon*»e,  Edmond  Troxel  Propr. 
Twecdie  Thomas,  tailor. 
Van  Vleck  G  W,  physician. 


soio. 

Scio  is  a  small  place  on  the  M.  C.  R.  R., 
in  the  township  of  Scio,  Washtenaw  county, 
5  miles  west  of  Ann  Arbor.  It  is  on  the 
Huron  river,  has  a  saw  mill  and  a  gri.^t  m.ill, 
and  ships  tlour,  apples,  pork  and  lumber. 
Geo.  A.  Peters,  postmaster. 

BUSINKSS  DIRECTORY. 
Abbott  Charles,  (estate  of)  saw  milL 
Evarts  &  Co,  proprs  Scio  tlouring  mills. 
Haylo  M  J,  grocer. 
Jerdon  John,  cooper. 

soori"s. 

A  station  and  postoffice  on  the  C.  &  P.  H, 
R.  R..  on  the  line  between  Pavilion  and 
Climax  townships,  Kalamazoo  county,  14 
miles  southwest  of  Battle  Creek  and  about 
the  same  distance  south  east  of  Kalamazoo. 
Wheat,  tlour  and  lumber  are  shipped.  Ex- 


press— American.  Wm.  H.  DeLano,  post- 
master. 

EU-SINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bathrick  S  F,  express  and  station  agent. 
Bo%\  Is  Robert,  blacksmith. 
De  Lano,  Wm  H,  general  store. 
Sagcr  John,  saw  mill. 


SOOFIELD. 

The  postoffice  corresponding  to  Exete^ 
station,  on  the  C.  &  C  S.  R.  R.,  in  Monroe 
county,  17  miles  west  of  Trenton  crossing. 


SEARS. 

A  small  village  on  the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R. 
I  in  Orient  township,  in  the  southeast  part  of 
Osceola  county.  Population  150.  Distance 
from  Detroit  17 1  miles,  east  from  Hcrsey,  the 
county  seat,  15  miles.  Lumber  and  shingles 
are  shipped.  Telegraph— Western  Union. 
Nelson  Ferguson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ardis  Mark,  express  agent. 

Borland  Mark  xM,  lumber  contractor. 

Campbell  James,  blacksmith. 

Delaraeter  George,  town  clerk. 

Eaton  Wm,  station  agent. 

Ferguson  Nelson,  justice  of  the  peace  and 

postmaster. 
Hume  &  Priest,  general  store. 
Kellogg  Bradford,  supervisor  and  justice  of 

the  peace. 
Lamb  Martin,  joiner. 
Leonard  CBS:  Co,  lumbermen. 
MoBride  Miss  Gertie,  teacher. 
Neidig  David,  carpenter. 
Neidig  Jacob,  engineer. 
Powell  Joseph,  town  treasurer. 
Smith  Henry,  hotel  propr. 
Sturgeon  Joseph,  hotel  propr. 
.  Willoughby  Nelson,  blacksmith. 
Willou'ghby  Richard,  carpenter. 

SEBASTOPOL. 

{S^c  U't'st  M'huiscr.) 


SCHOOLCRAFT,  MICHIGAN. 

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EDMOND  TROXEL,  Proprietor. 
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The  above  House  is  New  and  Firsl-Class.  The  .'^econd  largest  in  the  county.  The 
pauouiige  of  the  traveling  public  is  respectfully  solicited.  Everything  will  be  done  lo 
give  satisfaction. 


SEE  MICHIXJAN  STATE  GAZETTEER  SHE 


SEBEVv  A.  - 

A  village  of  lOO  inhabitants,  also  called 
Cornel],  in  Sebcv,  a -tuwTiship,  Ionia  county, 
iS  mij'es  southeast  of  Ionin,and  7  ironi  Port- 
land, its  nearest  station.  It  is  on  the  line  of 
the  proiected  Coldwater,  Marshall  and  Mack- 
inac li.  R.  Settled,  1S50.  It  has  a  semi- 
weekly  niail.    Oscar  \Y,  Kibbey,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alhro,  physician, 
Eddy  H,  photographer. 
Friend  Martha,  dressmaker. 
Holmes  O  W,  blacksmith. 
Holmes  R,  hotel. 
Kibbey  Ada,  miliinery. 
Kibbey  Oscar  W,  general  store. 
King  Daniel,  restaurant. 
Lowe  E  Y,  grist  mill. 
Lov.^e  &  HoUaday,  sav/  mill. 
Mancil  Tracy,  blacksmith. 
Raifsnider  George,  wagon  maker. 
Upton  H,  blacksmith. 

SEBEWAING. 

A  village  of  600  inhabitants  in  Sebewaing 
township,  Huron  county,  40  miles  southwest 
of  Port  Austin,  and  24  west  of  Bad  Axe,  the 
county  seat.  It  is  near  the  mouth  of  Sebe- 
waing river,  one  mile  back  from  Saginaw 
bay,  and  30  miles  northeast  of  Bay  City, 
the  nearest  railroad  point.  It  contains  3 
saw  mills,  2  grist  mil!-,  a  stave  factory,  a 
brewery,  2  hotels,  etc.  It  is  situated  in  a 
level  timberc'l  Cinmtry,  and  ships  oak  staves, 
ash  hoops, "square  oak  timber,  lumber  and 
v/heat.  It  has  a  tri- weekly  mail.  Jolin 
MueDerweiss  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Banger  Geo,  shoemaker. 
Beer  August,  saloon. 
Brendle  Frederick,  brewer. 
Buddy  Wm,  hotel. 
Daferner  Wm,  tinner. 
Finger     Kc)lb,  flour  mill. 
Goeben  Henry,  saloon. 
Gregory  A  L,  hotel. 
Halms  Leander,  ship  builder. 
Henning  Charles,  cabinet  maker, 
Hcrsinger  Daniel,  tailor. 
Hess  Daniel,  clotiiier. 
Irion  Albert,  general  store. 
Kende  Wm,  blacksniith. 
Kenderman  C,  physician. 
Kundinger  Jacob,  dour  mill. 
Iviken  J  C,  general  store. 
Eiken  ^  Bach,  stave  mnfrs. 
Muller  Ernc~t,  l.'lack-iniiih. 
Mullcrwfis.s  George,  druggist. 
Mullerweiss  Jolm,  general  store. 
Page     WhileniMU,  carriage  makers. 
S.Milter  Jolm,  printer. 
SinUh  Charles,  harness  maker. 


Sanne  Peter,  general  store. 
Vale  Henr}',  wagon  maker. 
Werfjkv  &  Kobelt,  saw  mill. 


SENEGA. 

A  postoffice  in  the  township  of  Seneci. 
Lenawee  county,  12  miles  southwest  uf 
Adrian.    It  has  a  semi-veekly  mail. 

SHARPSVn.LS. 

A  small  settlement  in  the  town  of  Bur:v 
side,  in  the  northeast  corner  of  Lapeer  county. 
It  has  no  postotTiCe. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Pringle  J  H  li:  Son,  general  store. 


SHELBY. 

A  village  of  about  300  inhabitants,  in 
Oceana  county,  6  miles  south  of  Hart,  and 
13  south  of  Pentwater.  It  is  on  the  C.  &  M. 
L.  S.  R.  R.,  157  miles  above  New  Buftalo. 
It  contains  a  saw  niill,  a  planing  mill,  a 
turning  factory,  Methodist  and  Congrega- 
tional churches,  2  hotels,  etc.  The  leading 
shipments  are  wheat,  potatoes  and  lumber. 
Express,  American.  It  has  a  daily  mail.  \V. 
H.  Churchill,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECl'ORY. 

Baker  M  C,  hotel. 

Branch  Wm.  M,  grocer. 

Churchill  W  H,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Churchill  &  Ncfif,  hardware. 

Cutler  Ed,  blacksmith. 

Deming  Eugene,  restaurant. 

Elliott Royal,  druggists. 

Furguson  N,  fuiuiture. 

Glezier  D  P,  general  store. 

Halsted  John,  wagon  maker. 

Plamlin  R  W,  druggist. 

Hawley  &  Clark,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Lewis  James,  blacksnuth. 

Manley  C  D,  grocer. 

Moore  Albert  Z,  railroad  agent. 

Mount  Rev  Geo  L,  (Methodist). 

Nefi  Alpheus,  constable. 

Paige  W  L,  hotel. 

Pittingcr  Alexander,  general  store. 

Royal  Bert,  billiards. 

Sabin  Ransom,  physician. 

Vanlear  John,  shoemaker. 

Wade  J  C,  restaurant 

Walls  Rev  James,  (Congregatiotialist). 

Wells  Chas  C,  physician. 

Williams  Jan\es,  planing  nxill. 

Woodward  &  Buckingham,  warehouse. 

SHELBY. 

A  village  of  Allegan  county. 

Shelbyvii'le), 


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SHELBYVn_,LS. 

A  small  village  in  the  town  of  \Vayland, 
Allegan  county,  on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.,  22 
miles  north  of  Kalamazoo  and  26  soutli  of 
Grand  Rapids.  Population  near  loo.  It 
contains  two  steam  saw  mills,  a  stave  mill,  a 
planing  mill,  etc.  Wheat,  lumber  and  staves 
are  shipped.  The  station  and  vilL.;;e  are 
known  as  simply  Shelby,  but  the  po-?tof[ice 
is  Shelby ville  to  distinguish  it  from  Shelby 
in  Oceana  county.  L.  Isl.  I)o>:ey,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Adams  E,  war!;on  maker. 

Burton,  Johnson  &  Co,  general  store. 

Doxey  L  M,  grocer. 

Doxey  K  H,  stage  propr. 

Kerns  V/,  physician  and  dentist. 

Meredith  Walter,  carpenter. 

Pattengill   &   Johnson,  lumber,  staves  and 

planing  mill. 
Sneli  S,  broom  mnfr. 
Tyler  &  Turner,  saw  mill. 
Wheeler  B  P,  agent  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R. 


Shepardsville  is  situated  on  the  D.  M.  R. 
R.,  in  the  tov/n  of  Ovid,  Clinton  county,  91 
miles  west  of  Detroit  and  7  east  of  St.  John's. 
It  contains  200  inhabitants,  a  flouring  mill,  a 
stave  mill,  etc.  Express — American.  L.  O. 
Lvidlum,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bassett  &  Co,  general  store. 
Garlick  Rev-L  M. 
La  Point  George,  blacksmith. 
Longcor  Hiram,  hotel  propr. 
Longcor  T,  wagon  maker. 
Longcor  J  &  Bro,  carpenters. 
Ludlum  L  O,  physician  and  agent  American 

Express  Co. 
Miller  John,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Shepard  William,  lawyer. 
Shepard  B  M  oc  D  B,  produce. 
Smith  George,  blacksmith. 
Stratton  H  W,  flouring  mill. 
Tinkham  Eugene,  agent  D.  &  M.  R.  R. 

SHERIDAN. 

A  village  on  the  Stanton  branch  of  the  D. 
L.  &.  L.  M.  R.  R.,  in  ^he  townships  of  Ever- 
green and  Sidney,  in  the  south  part  of  Mont- 
calm county.  Distance  from  Detroit  142 
miles,  19  from  Ionia  and  5  from  Stanton.  It  , 
contains  a  population  of  700  and  some  half  j 
dozen  saw,  st^ve  or  shingle  nd'ls.  Lumber,  | 
•hingles  and  staves  are  ship[ied.  Telegraph  > 
— Western  Union.  Express — .\merican,  J. 
S.  Manning,  po.^master. 

m ; s I N  r.ss  i)  i  r  KCTf  >  r y . 
Bennett  I)  W  grocer. 
Blauchard  J  C  3c  Co,  lumber  and  shingles. 


Campbell  W  M,  R.  R.  station  agent. 
Chaffee  A  H,  physician. 

CliaTiee  A  H  is:  Co,  publishers  Sheridan  Era. 
Chapman  Daniel,  hardware. 
Elton  Linus,  grocer  and  agent  Am  Express 
Co. 

largo  Daniel  T,  lumber  and  shingles. 

Farp-o  D  T  6c  Co,  general  store. 

Ferguson  H,  hotel  propr. 

Harris  Wiiliam  H,  bakery. 

Limn  &  Chaffee,  drugs  and  groceries. 

McDonald  J,  phy.sician. 

Manning  J  S,  -tation&iy  and  notions,  and 

real  estate. 
Neft'  J     G,  boots  and  shoes. 
Neff  &  Prestol.  shingles  and  general  store. 
Oakes  Charles,  butcher. 
Pitcher  loseph, 'saloon. 
Potter  W  T,  hotel  propr. 
Stanton  E  rl  &  Son,  lum.ber  and  shingles. 
Starkey  H,  West  Indian  and  pipe  staves. 
Stone  W  B,  general  store  and  lumber  and 

shingle  mnfr. 
Summers  J  G,  hotel  propr. 
Ssveet  J  E,  butcher. 
Taylor,  Hud-on  &  Co,  stave  factory. 

SHERroAN. 

A  small  village  in  Barry  county. 
{dee  Aleadville, ) 

SHERMAN. 

Sherman,  the  county  seat  of  Wexford 
county,  is  a  thriving  village  of  500  inhabi- 
tants, on  the  Manistee  river,  about  20  miles 
due  west  from  Manton,  on  the  G.  R.  <5v;  I.  R. 
R.,  its  nearest  railway  station.  It  has  a 
dailv  mail.  About  two-thirds  of  the  sur- 
rounding country  is  wood  land  ;  the  re- 
mainder f.irm  lands.  The  agricultural  pro- 
ductions are  grain  and  vegetables.  Sole 
manufacture,  lumber.  Charles  E.  Cooper, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRF.CTORY. 
Anderson  Andrew,  shoemaker. 
Austin  &  Champcnois,  builders. 
Avery  L  A,  blacksmith. 

Cooper  Charles  E,  publisher  Wexford  Co 

Pioneer. 
Copley  Jay  J,  lumberman. 
Curtis  J  N,  druggist  and  grocer. 
Derr  Wm.  mail  contractor. 
Farnsworth  Stephen,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Ferguson  T  A,  lawyer. 
Fv)X  F  T,  restaurant. 
Gaper  Sanf'>rd,  real  ONlate. 
Griswold  II  D,  physician. 
ILinna  John  N,  builder. 
Labalt  Francis,  shoemaker. 
Lyman  T  H.  builder. 
.Ma<pie^t«>n  Bros,  general  store. 
Mcars  Wm,  judge  of  probate. 


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Mesick  Bros,  blacksmiths. 

Masters  Wm,  grocer. 

Preston  W  H,  physician. 

Redeoff  Rev  Richard  (Congregatioualist). 

Stinchcomb  Rev  W  R  (Melhodisi). 

Sturtevant  H  B,  county  clerk  and  register. 

Sturtevaiit  &  Cole,  saw  mill. 

Wheeler  John  H,  saw  mill. 

Wood  B,  propr  Grant  House. 

Wood  Mrs  B,  millinery. 

,  SHERMAN. 

(See  Bravo.") 

SHERMAN  CITY. 

A  village  of  150  inliabitants  in  Coldwater 
and  Sherman  townships,  Isabella  county,  25 
rniies  northwest  of  Tslt.  Pleasant.  It  is  on 
the  Chippewa  river.  Farwell,  on  the  F.  h>i 
P.  M.  R.  R.  is  the  nearest  raihvay  station. 
The  CQUTiitr)'  is  devoted  to  both  fanning  and 
lun^bering.  It  has  a  weekly  mail.  A.  S. 
Joimson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Amsberry  A  L,  cabinet  maker. 
Benscotea  J  W,  carpenter. 
Bra  man  M  D,  blacksmith. 
Cahoon  John,  lawyer. 
Cahoon  T  J,  ium!)er  mnfr. 
Colten  James,  lumberman.. 
Ellis  Wesley,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Ellis  Bros,  hotel  prours. 
Ford  James,  carpenter. 
Ford  John,  carpenter. 
Freese  Reuben,  wogon  maker. 
Giijbs  Mrs  L,  music  teacher. 
Gibbs  W  K,  dealer  in  mines  and  farming 
lands. 

Hays  Rev  J  J  (United  Presb)  terian). 
Johnson  A  S,  general  store. 
McKean  J,  notary  public  and  physician. 
Margolf  Rev  Jacob  (Methodist). 
Parmcter  \V  W,  real  estate. 

SHERWOOD. 

A  village  of  200  popuhition,  on  the  M.  C. 
R.  R.  air  line,  in  the  nordiwest  part  of 
Branch  county.  It  is  48  miles  west  of  Jack- 
son, and  14S  fn^n  Chicago.  It  has  a  steam 
saw  mill  and  a  phiuing  mill;  also  Melliodisi 
and  Presbyterian  churches.  Grain  of  all 
kinds  is  shipped.  Daily  mail.  Isaac  Maltby, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRKCTOKY. 
Cushman  L  B.  lumber. 
Frazcr  Robert,  physician. 
Hare  Jonathan,  grocer. 
Hazcn  F  ul^  cuO[)er. 
Ha/.cn  K  F,  general  slore. 
Hicks  Wni,  blacksmith. 
Hills  A  L,  shoemaker. 


TE  GAZETTEER  SIT 


MaUby  Isaac,  grocery  and  hotel. 
MarsViali  Rev  Scott_(.Free  Methodist). 
Mitchell  Archibald,  physician. 
Sav.'in  Mantou  E,  shoemaker  and  justice  uf 

the  peace, 
Sawin  &  Stafford,  planing  mill, 
Sinclair  Oscar,  wac^on  maker. 
Spencer  Mason  O,  physician. 
\Villiams  John,  grocer. 
Williams  Ryan,  shoemaker. 
Voungman  X,  physician. 

SIDNEY. 

A  village  of  100  inhabitants,  in  Sidnev 
township,  Montcalm  county,  6  miles  soiiih- 
we.5t  of  Stanton,  and  6  miles  northwest  of 
Sheridan,  on  the  Stanton  branch  of  the  1). 
L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  R  was  settled  in  1S57. 
Tt  is  situated  in  a  timbered  country.  The 
productions  are  lumber  and  shingles.  There 
are  about  a  dozen  saw,  lath  and  shingle  milU 
at  Sidney.  It  has  a  semi-v,  eekly  mail.  Wm. 
Noah,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Barigan  John,  blacksmith. 
Egbert  V/m,  lath  mill. 
Fox  B  D,  general  store  and  shingle  mill. 
Gardner  D  M,  shingle  mill. 
Gilbert  Giles,  lumber  and  lath  mill. 
Gilmore  Nolvle  H,  wagon  m.aker. 
Kendrick  O  S  &  Co,  lumber  mill. 
Leorman  J  G,  lumber  mill. 
Lobdell  iN:  Green,  lumber  and  latli  mill. 
Mnrblc  G  W,  lumber  and  shingle  mill. 

•i 

Michael  Rev  George. 

Nevine  A  B,  lumber  mill. 

Noah  &  Goble,  lumber  mill. 

Noah  O  Pv\:  J  D.gen'lstore  and  shingle  mill. 

Turner  Wm  F,  lumber  and  lath  mill. 

Urich  H  W,  teacher  of  penmanship. 

SILVER  CREEK. 

A  postoltice  in  Alleg.m  county,  at  Argenta 
Station,  on  the  L.  S.  M.  S.  R.  R.,  3  mile> 
below  Plainwell  and  9  north  of  Kalamazoo. 


SITKA. 

A  postofhce  in  Sheridan  township,  Neway- 
go county,  15  miles  west  of  Newaygo,  the 
couiUy  scat,  and  >  miles  tVom  Ho'ion,  on  ibc 
Big  Rapid.>  br.mch  of  the  C.  M.  L.  S.  R. 
R.  Brook's  creek  supplies  water  power. 
'I  he  surroundinLT  country  is  slightly  rolling, 
and  he.wily  timberoil  with  pij)0,  hemlock, 
etc.  1  he  principal  agricultural  j^roduclU'U'' 
arc  grain  and  jioialocs ;  the  shipments,  lum- 
ber and  shingled.  Sitka  has  a  weekly  in.iih 
H.  W.  Cravvf<^rd,  postmnster. 

r-u s I  .\  rss  n i  r  \\c to  k  y . 
Bennett  John,  farmer. 
Cotham  Gcoigc,  farmer. 


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SIT  AND  BUSINESS 


Crawford  H  W,  farmer. 

Cvawford  L  J,  farnier. 

Draper  David,  fcrmer. 

Draper  George,  carpenter. 

Jib.s()u  Robert,  lumberman  and  fanner. 

Hull  G  H,  farmer. 

Humphrey  George,  carpenter  and  mason. 

Johnson  Arnold,  farmer. 

Kempf  Christoph,  farmer. 

Malette  Louis,  farmer. 

Marshall  James,  farmer. 

Matthews  Fred,  farmer. 

Miller  Dermis,  farmer. 

Nelson  John  E,  hirmer. 

Reed  Joseph,  carpenter. 

Ruprecht  EdM-ard.  farmer  and  lunVDcrman. 

Squier  R  J,  farmer. 

Weiler  Ii>hn,  farmer. 

Wilde,  llenrich,  farmer. 

Wyllis  Martin,  farmer. 

Young  John,  farmer. 

Zerlaut  Joseph;  farmer. 

SIX  OORNERS. 

A  postoffice  of  30  inhabitants,  in  Chester 
township,  Ottawa  county,  20  miles  northeast 
of  Grand  Haven,  and  6  miles  north  of  C>ui)- 
crsville,  on  the  D.  &  M.  R.  R-  It  is  in  a 
farming  country.  Grain,  potatoes,  pork  and 
beef  are  shipped.  This  place  has  a  tri- 
weekly mail,    Robert  Gibbs,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Gibbs  Robert,  physician,  grocer  and  druggist. 
Hildreth  H  J,  hotel  proprietor, 
McKay  RevAVm  (free  Methodist). 

SKINNER. 

A  village  of  250  inhabitants,  in  Williams 
township,  Bay  county,  9  nules  west  of  Bay 
City.  The  character  of  the  country  is  level, 
and  well  adapted  to  hrrming.  'i"he  chiet 
shipments  are  lumber,  liooi^s  and  square 
timber    Ira  Swart,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bradford  James  N,  saw  mill. 
Fisher  B  &  S  O,  saw  mill. 
Holly  \Ym,  hotel. 
McCartney  John,  blacksmith. 
Root  Wm  P,  speculator. 
Sawvlen  Lewis,  wagon  maker. 
Smart  .S:  Burtless,  general  store. 
Snyder  J  P,  physician. 
Swart  Ira,  insurance  agent. 
Swart  Wm,  general  store. 

SLOCUM'S  GROVE. 

A  postoffice  in  Casnovia  townsliip,  Muske- 
gon ciHinty,  Iji  miles  ea>.t  of  .Mu^kegim,  and 
7  west  of  Casnovia  stati-m,  on  llic  G.  R.,  X. 
-S:  L.  S.  R.  R.  It  is  on  the  line  of  tiic  pto- 
posed  Fruitport  &:  Saginaw  railroad,  and  on 


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Crockery  creek.  It  is  in  a  productive  coun- 
try, v/hich  ships  lumber,  shingles,  grain,  hay, 
beef,  pork,  maple  sugar,  beeswax,  etc.  It 
has  a  tri-weekiy  mail.  E,  T.  Shjcam,  post- 
mniiter. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Abbott  David,  hotel, 

Altbott  iMyron,  general  store  and  Iu!nl)ei  and 

shingles. 
Reeves  George,  mason. 

SMITH'S  CORNERS, 

A  small  village  and  postofhce  in  Weare 
towu,-,h!p,  Oceana  county,  on  the  north 
branch  of  Pentwater  river,  4  miles  north  of 
Hart,  the  county  seat,  and  5  miles  southeast  of 
Pentwater,  the  terminus  of  the  C.  &:  M,  L.  S. 
R.  R.,  which  is  the  neare>.L  railway  station. 
The  country  around  is  good  for  farming,  and 
grain  of  all  kinds  are  raised  and  shipped.  It 
has  a  weekly  mail.  Joseph  W^alker,  post- 
master. 


SMT.TH'S  CREEK, 

A  village  of  300  inhabitants  in  the  town- 
ship of  Kimball,  M.  Clair  county,  on  the  G. 
T.  R'y,  10  miles  south  of  Port  Huron  and 
48  from  Detroit.  It  contains  Meihodist 
Episcopal  and  Protestant  Methodist  church- 
es, but  no  manufacturing  establishments. 
Its  sliipmcnts  are  hoops,  staves,  cordwood 
and  railroad  ties.  For  a  few  months 
Smith's  Creek  was-  the  county  seat  of  St, 
Clair  county,  pending  its  permanent  location 
in  Port  Huron.  Telegraph  —  Western 
Union.  Express — Canadian.  Darius  Jones, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Allen  Wm  W,  land  agent. 
Bradley  Rev  J.  (Methodist  Episcopal). 
Brown  Wm,  grocer. 
Frcakly  Wm,  painter. 
Frink  Marshall  I),  general  store. 
Hull  vS:  Sou,  wagon  makers. 
Lindsay  James,  propr  Forest  Hotel. 
Merchant  Judd,  shoemaker. 
Philo  A  E,  physician. 
Ram>ey  Robert,  general  store. 
Smith  M  M,  blacksmith. 
Staley  Albert,  horse  dealer. 
Stephens  Rev,  (Methodist). 
Storms  Cv:  Bro,  black>miths. 
Trennain  J  E,  station  agent. 

SMYRNA. 

Smyrna  is  a  village  with  a  populaiion  of 
600,  in  Oti>ci»  township.  Ionia  county,  on 
Flat  river,  16  n\ilcs  northwc>t  of  loni.i,  and 
7  mile>  sovuhwesi  honi  Chadwivk,  on  the 
Stantoji  br.\nch  of  the  D.  L.  L.  M.  K.  R. 
It  is  in  a  good  level  farming  country,  and 


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the  productions  are  wheat  and  flour.  Smyr-  j 
na  has  a  daily  mail.  Geo.  P.  Hoppough,  i 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DTEECTORY. 

Blackmar  J  H,  blacksmith. 
Dickens  A  J,  blacksmith. 
Dolley  C  physician. 
Gardner  Mrs  J  C.  millinery. 
Hoppough  Geo  P,  druggist. 
Howell  W  C,  wagon  maker. 
Hunt,  Norchway  &  Co,  general  store. 
Mann  O  F,  harness  maker. 
Raynor  Joseph,  painter. 
Ray  nor  Orren,  wagon  maker. 
Sage  &  Bignell,  founders. 
Sifter  Rev  S  S,  (Congregationalist). 
Spencer  Asa,  general  store. 
Spencer  A  L,  propr  Spencer  House. 
Spencer  G  C,  flouring  mills. 
Sterns  J  D,  lumber  mnfr. 
Thompson  Geo  W,  general  store. 
Walser  Lewis,  shoemaker. 

SODUS. 

A  postofiice  in  Sodus  township,  Berrien 
county,  11^  m.iles  northwest  of  Berrien 
Springs,  and  6  miles  east  from  Eenton  Har- 
bor. "Pipestone  creek  affords  water  power. 
The  countr>-  is  slightly  rolling,  with  sandy 
soil.  Grain,  hay,  potatoes,  and  all  kinds  of 
fruit  are  raised,  and  grain,  pork  and  fruit 
are  the  shipments.  It  has  a  daily  mail. 
Robert  M.  Hogue,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Burdick'Wm,  carpenter. 
Chandler  J  &  Son,  lumber  mufrs. 
Cowles  ¥  O,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Garrison  Wn-.,  blacksmith, 
Goodsell,  Kingsley  &  Co,  coopers. 
Hanson  Wallace,  wagon  maker. 
Harman  Jacob,  carpenter. 
Haskin  M  &  A,  grist  mill. 
Hogue  Charles,  carpenter. 
King  Rev  Job,  (Baptist). 
King  Wm  L,  general  store. 
Koch  H  &  Sons,  carpenters. 
McDonald  James,  cooper. 
Rector  John,  grist  mill. 
Strome  Jo.^cph,  carpenter. 
Tice  Myron,  carpenter. 
Wood  Solomon,  blacksmith. 

SOLON. 

A  postofhcc  of  Lcelanaw  county,  12  miles 
northwest  of  Traverse  City,  whence  it  his  a 
senr.i-weekly  mail. 

SOMERSET. 

A  small  village  ..n  the  D.  H.  S.  W.  Iv. 
R.,  in  Somerset  township,  Hillsd.ale  county, 
43  miles  from  Vpsilanli  and  iS  from  llills- 


di'ie.  It  has  a  Congregational  church.  No 
manufactories.  Ships  wheat,  wool  ar-l 
cattle.  Population  lOO.  Express — Ameri- 
can.   G.  A.  Smith,  postmast^^r. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOPvY. 

Faussett  S,  brick  mnfr. 
Haldridge  E'.lmund,  vragon  maker. 
Hayaes    Jonathan,    express    and  station 
agent. 

Haynes  Wm  McK,  general  store. 
Marsh  Rev  Henry,  i  Congregp.tionalist). 
Morden  M  R,  physician. 
Nisle  George,  blacksmith. 
Root  S  P,  physician. 
Smith  G  A,  general  store. 
Turrill  D  A,  books  and  notions. 
Westcott  Samuel,  blacksmith. 


SOMERSET  CENTER. 

A  village  of  150  inhabitants  on  the  D.  H. 
&  S.  W.  R.  R.,  45  miles  from  Ypsilanti  axivi 
16  from  Hillsdale.  It  is  in  Hillsdale  county, 
town  of  Somerset,  on  Goose  creek.  It  has  a 
saw  and  grist  mill  and  ships  grain,  livestock 
and  fruit.    A.  S.  Drake,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Dennis  Clancy,  general  store. 
Drake  A  S,  station  agent. 
I  Freer  Alexander,  general  store. 
Tucker  J  &  J  C,  grist  and  saw  mill. 

.    SOUTH  ARM. 

{See  Xeiscuz  ille) . 

SOUTH  BLENDON. 

A  village  cf  400  inhabitants,  in  the  town- 
ship of  Blendon,  Ottawa  county,  and  4'.' 
miles  west  of  Hudson ville,  on  the  G.  K. 
branch  of  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  via  which 
goods  are  sent.  It  has  a  small  water  power 
on  Rush  creek,  and  is  in  a  level,  hardwood 
and  pine  country.  The  productions  and 
manufactures  are  grain,  potatoes,  h.ay,  Unn- 
ber,  shingles  and  sleighs.  J.  R.  Hall,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bohl  John,  stuue  mason. 
Folger  E,  hotel  propr. 
Fiink  H  J,  dress  maker. 
Hall  Je'^se  P  R,  carpenter. 
I'ayne  M  lawyer. 
Reimer  Ci\ristian,  wagon  m.\ker. 
Scott  W  C,  H'ltary  public. 
Sherburne  S  W,  lawyer. 
Sielli:n>  Rt>el<»f  ^^cncial  ^tore. 
Storrs  C  E,  manufaclurev. 
Stoir.  Rev  C  E,  (Bapti^t^. 
Tullrr  Wcslev,  millwright. 
Wailc  W  W,  lumbcnnan. 


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SOUTH  BOSTON. 

A  posioftice  in  Boston  tov/n?hip,  Ionia 
county,  1 5  miles  southwest  of  Ionia  and  5 
south  of  Sarauac,  on  the  D.  &  IM.  R.  R.,  the  | 
nearest  raihvay  station.  The  chief  produc- 
tions of  the  surrounding  country  are  pork, 
wool  and  butter.  This  place  has  a  semi- 
weekly  mail.    E.  G.  Williams,  postma:,ter, 

SOUTH  BUTLER. 

A  hamlet  popularly  known  as  Whig  Center, 
in  Butiev  township,  Branch  county,  12  miles 
northeast  of  Coldwater  and6  north  of  Quincy. 
Wheat  and  apples  are  the  staples  of  the  sur- 
rounding country.  It  has  a  semi-weekly 
mail.    J.  W^  Rogers,  postmaster. 

EITSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Calkins  &   Bro,  staves,  heading    and  saw- 
mill. 

Dean  R,  blacksmith. 

Dunn  Royal,  blacksmith. 

Freeville'Rev  ],  (Baptist). 

German  Granville,  stave  and  shingle  mnfr. 

Hayes  F,  v/agon  maker. 

Hayes  J  C,  wagon  maker. 

Hayes  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Johnson  Rev,  (Methodist). 

'Kuo%Yles  Samuel,  saw  mill. 

Lucus  M  T,  cooper. 

Lucus  George,  cooper. 

Paul  J,  general  store. 

Pierce  S  V,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 
Rogers  S,  saw  and  grist  mill. 
Williams  A,  blacksmith. 


SOUTH  CAMDEN. 

A  postoffice  in  Camden  township,  Hills- 
dale county,  22  miles  southwest  of  Hillsdale, 
and  5  from  Montgomery  on  the  Ft.  W.  J. 
&  S.  R.  R.,  via  which  point  goods  are 
shipped.  It  is  in  a  good  farming  country 
which  produces  grain,  potatoes,  etc.  It  has 
a  tri-weekly  mail.  Mrs.  Allie  Snodgrass, 
postmistress, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Behigh  H,  wagon  maker. 
Cope  P,  physician. 
Copeland  Susan,  teacher. 
Fenton  D  R,  physician. 
Harner  D  D,  cabinet  maker. 
Headly  D  R,  physician. 
ITcphner  J,  hurse  dealer. 
Kell'igg  Hattie,  tencher. 
Keutrich  Jacob,  general  store. 
Pliillips  Geo,  general  store. 
Shouk  A,  blacksmith. 
Whitlock  W,  hotel  propr. 

SOUTH  CASS. 

A  postoffice  in  0<lessa  township,  Ionia 
county,  i6'4  miles  south  from  lunia,  vu\  the 
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D.  &  M.  R.  R.,  the-  nearest  railv/ay  station. 
South  Cass  has  a  scmi-weekly  raaii.  S.  O. 
Hosford,  pos- master. 

liUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Crane  Marion,  physician. 
Hosford  S  O  Sc  Co,  general  store. 
Tohnson  E  B,  general  store. 
McLucas  Rev  James  (United  Brethren). 
Tupper  Rev  Myron  (Free  Will  Baptist). 
Wright  James  A,  nurseryman  and  drover. 

SOUTH  CLBIAX. 

A  postoffice  in  the  southeasrem  part  of 
Kalamazoo  county,  4  miles  south  of  Climax, 
on  the  C.  &  L.  H.  R.  R.,  whence  it  receives 
a  tri'weekly  mail. 

SOUTHFIELD. 

A  lively  little  village  in  Oakland  county, 
14  miles  south  of  Pontiac,  and  7  north  of 
Redford.  on  the  D.  L.  ^  L.  M.  R.  R.  It 
contains  a  flouring  mill,  3  saw  mills,  a  cider 
mill,  a  carding  mill,  a  Methodist  church,  a 
Presbyterian,  and  a  United  Presbyterian. 
There  is  no  hotel  in  the  village,  and  no 
liquor  is  sold  here.  Population  about  150. 
It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail  from  Birmingham,  10 
miles  northeast.  E.  S,  Blakeslee,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Adams  Alfred  J,  saw  mill, 
Augstman  Louis,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Blakeslee  E  S,  general  store. 
Brooks  David  A,  carpenter. 
Chase  John  A,  physician. 
Code  Geo,  wagon  maker. 
Crabb  Geo,  tile  ditcher. 
Delezenne  J  E  &  G,  general  store. 
Dunbar  Clement,  wagon  maker. 
Erity  Wm,  saw  mill  and  carding  machine. 
Hill  RevJohn  Fv  (Ret'orraed  Presbyterian). 
Hooper  Charles  B,  blacksmith. 
Jeffry  John  J,  physician. 
Johnson  Charles  J,  builder. 

McCurdy  Andrew  L,  general  store. 

McQuarter  Geo,  mason. 

Matheson  S  A,  physician. 

ATurphy  Charles,  painter. 

Murphy  Harmon,  blacksmith. 

Patton  Thomas  F,  drover. 

Phelps  Louis,  miller. 

Stewart  John  A,  blacksmith. 

Sturman  Samuel,  niason. 

Sturman  Wm,  mason. 

Thomas  Wm,  siw  mill. 

Waters  John,  Kuvyer. 

Wntson  Wm  B,  mill  owner. 

Young  James  W,  cooper  ami  firmer. 

SOUTH  FAIRFIELD. 

A  postoftice  iu  the  t.nvn  of  F.infjeid, 
Lenawee  county,  ij  miles  sv^uth  of  Avlnan, 


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and  5  miies  south  of  Jasper,  on  the  C,  &  C. 
S.  R.R.,  the  nearest  railway  station.  It  is  in 
a  level  farming  country.  Cheese  and  lumber 
are  manufactured,  and  cheese  and  hogs  form 
the  principal  shipmenis.  K.  Rathbuiij  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bloomer  E  J,  general  store. 
Rathbun  L  T,  geiieral  store. 

SOUTH  FRAlNlCFOxRT. 

A  village  of  250  population,  a  mile  south 
of  P'rankfort,  in  Eenzie  county,  and  3S  nriles 
southwest  of  Traverse  City.  It  is  the  real 
location  of  the  Frankfort  furnance,  and  has 
a  saw  mill.  The  shipments  are  pig  iron, 
lumber,  tan  bark  and  potatoes.  Telegraph 
— Western  Union,  Geo  A  Douglass,  Dost- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Blacklock  Robert,  blacksmith. 
Crandall  Smith  E,  meat  market. 
Crane  &  Evans,  saw  rnili. 
Douglass  George  A  <?c  Co,  general  store. 
Fletcher  E  B,  grocery. 
Frankfort  Furnace  Co,  blast  furnace. 
Greenwood  John,  blacksmith. 
Healey  Anthony,  shoemaker. 
jMacey  Abel  B,  hotel  p''opr. 
Wilks  Edward,  merchant  tailor. 


■  SOUTH  GRAND  BLANC. 

A  postoffice  and  station  on  the  F.  &  P.  M. 
R.  R.,  in  the  town  of  Grand  Blanc,  ii  miles 
south  of'  Flint,  and  4  south  of  Grand  Blanc. 
It  is  known  to  railroaiJ  men  as  Stoney  Run 
Siding,  and  is  a  new  place  oidy  settled  in 
1874.  Agricultural  produce  of  all  kinds  is 
shipped.    W.  H.  Butts,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 
Hogan  Joseph,  blacksmith. 
Wright  Wm  &  vSons,  coopers. 

SOUTH  HAVEN.  ' 

South  Haven  is  an  incorj^orated  village  on 
the  shore  of  lake  Michigan,  at  the  n\outh 
of  Black  river,  in  South  Haven  township, 
Van  Buren  coui\ty.  The  mouth  of  the  river 
affords  an  e.vcellent  harbor  for  shipping. 
South  Haven  is  the  western  terminus  of  the 
K.  &  S.  H.  branch  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  il 
being  39  n\iles  west  of  Kalanvx/:oo,  and  183 
from  Detroit.  It  has  a  population  of  ahc^ut 
2,000.  Its  manufacturing  intere--.r->  compri-xe 
2  .saw  mills,  2  p'.ining  mills,  a  (louring  mill, 
a  woodenwure  iact-^ry  and  a  basket  factory. 
Lumber,  basUels  and  fruit  are  the  leading 
items  of  shipment,  the  .soil  and  clhnale  of 
the  vicinity  [u.'-tieularly  adapting  it  to  the 
culture  of  apples,  peaches  and  .sui.ill  fruits. 
An  incorpoiated  nuisory  association  has  re- 


cently been  organized,  with  a  capital  (A  $^^o. 
000.  South  Haven-  has  one  weekly  nvw;. 
paper,  the  ScrUiml.  Express — Americj.'i. 
Telegraph — Western  Union.  B.  H.  Dye!-.- 
nian,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Achilles  G  R.,  livery,  sale  and  feed  stables. 
Allen  F  S,  dentist, 

American  Express  Co,  ?d  H  Rice,  agent. 

Avery  Henry  !M,  jev/eler. 

Black  &  Bousquet,  meat  niarket. 

Blackroan  A  G,  furniture. 

Bos'juet  Frank,  n^eat  m.arket. 

l>rov."iii  K,     Restaurant  an.; 

Boarding  Blouse. 
Bunnell  I  S,  auctioneer. 
Burlii^.gnme  E  S,  general  store. 
Cain  Humphrey,  shoemaker. 
Chase  A  B  &  Co,  book-  and  stationery. 
Clark  &  Means,  druggists. 
Crowley  J.  F,  caqjeiiter  and  builder. 
Dewey  Henry  E,  insurance  agent. 
Dickin.^on  C  H.  hardware. 
Eby  is.  Richards,  grocers. 
Edgerton  Abel,  carpenter. 
First  National  Bank.  S  R  Boardman,  pres ; 

C  J  Monroe,  cash. 
FlciOiier  Calvin,  Hardware,  Stoves 

and  Tinware. 
Fowler  E  H,  bakery. 
Garnett  &  Stowell,  basket  mnfrs. 
Grussinger  C  S,  barber. 
Gunsolley  J  O,  physii^an. 
Hale  M  &  Co,  general  store, 
Hamiah  Geo,  lumber  mnfr. 
Harding  &  Ferguson,  wooden  wpre  mnfrs. 
HascalfT  R,  agent  K.  Cic  S.  H.  R.  R. 
Heckert  B  F,  lawyer. 
Hinckley  Hiram,  grocer. 
Hinckley  1,  grocer. 
Holmes  John,  barber. 
House  Wm  N,  propr  Lake  House. 
Huston,  homeopathic  physician. 
Jackson  John  H,  carriage  and  wagon  maker. 
Jones  J  F,  meat  market. 
i^Lierkiier  C'lirist,  Meat  Market. 
Lathrop  O  C.  lawyer. 
l^«.'s!lie  Will  J,  Lawyer. 
Ludwic  John,  restaurant. 
Lyle  Morven,  druggist. 
Mead  Johnson  O,  shoemaker. 
Merson  John  C,  saloon. 
.^Ii<'lii^aii  I^akf'  Sli<iro  \ui>or.v 

As-^x-iaJ T  i"  Lyon.  I'rcs  ;  CIki- 

J  M  nroe,  Irons;  .\  T  Lindorman,  S^c. 
Mot>;c  t'v:  Mackey,  hardware. 
NevNuian  I.  K,  photographer. 
Bacilic  House,      Slrv>ng  proj".*". 
I'.itton  &  Smith,  planing  mill. 
Piouty  C,  operator  W  U  Tel  Co. 
RLvn(»!d->  lohn,  saloon. 
Rice  Milton  H,  agent  .\m  Expn^.s  Co. 
Sake  John,  eclectic  physician. 


DiP.ECTORY.  SPA  6S3 


Hodgeman  M  W  &  Bro,  dry  goods. 
-  Ho\^^II  Mrs  E  D,  millinery. 
Jones  Bros,  furnitirre. 
Mosher  Leonard,  tinsmith. 
Peebles  &  Berry,  hardware. 
Stevens  Herbert  L,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Tuthill  Charles,  harness  maker. 
Warren  Rev  S  £,  (Methodistj.^ 
Whipple  Hear}-,  propr  Whippiid  House. 
\Viedrick  Barnard,  tailor. 


SOU  .  AND  HUSINESS 


«?!;|jsdktliis.  Jollgi  M,  Cigar  Tvlnfr  and 

Tobacconist. 
Sawyer  John,  photographer. 

Selkirk  James,  druggist. 

Sell  Jonathan,  grocer. 

Sellors  John,  harness  maker. 

South  Haven  Sentinel,  circulation  700,  \Vm 

Stewart  editor. 
Sperry  John  D,  jevv-eler. 
Steadman  A  &  Co,  furniture. 
Stewart  Wm  E,  editor  South  Haven  Sentinel. 
Strong  M,  propr  Pacific  House, 
Sweet  H  W,  iiour  and  feed. 
Thompson  Albert,  physician. 
Hionipson  T  E.  furniture, 
Thompson  W  H,  general  store. 
Townsend  Evan,  clothier. 
Tiipp  Samuel  A,  --en-eral  siore, 
Vanaatwerp  Mrs  A  P,  millinery. 
Wachsmuth  John.,  merchant  tailor. 
Wallace  J  M,  lumber  m.nfr. 
Wallace  v!v  Thompson,  saw  mill, 
^VaHace,  Thompson  6c  Rogers,  planing  mill. 
Wheeler  Thomas  M,  shoemaker. 
Wilson  &  Reynolds,  saloon. 
Wirick  Daniel,  baker. 
Woodman  L  C,  physician. 

sotjth"jackson. 

A  country  postofiice  in  Sum.mlt  township, 
Jackson  county,  7  miles  south  of  Jackson. 
Its  nearest  railway  station  is  Baldwin,  on  the 
Ft.  \V.  J.  &  S.  R.  R.  This  place  has  a  semi- 
weekly  mail,  Wrn:  Root,  oosfriaster. 
BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Angevine  S  P,  carpenter. 

Badgley  Denni=^,  carpen*;er. 

Clevela'nd  Rev  Simon  (Free  Will  Baptist). 

Howe  E  D,  blacksmith. 

Kipp  A  PI,  capitalist. 

Warner  Benjamin,  carpenter  and  cider  ranfr, 

SOUTH  LYON, 

A  growing  village  on  the  line  of  the  D.  L. 
&  L.'M.  R.  R.,  in  Ly(>n  Lown-hip,  Oakland 
county.  Distances — fr^jm  Detroit  34  niiles, 
from  Lansing  51  miles,  fr  nn  Pontiac  25 
miles.  Population  4CXD.  Incorporated  1S72, 
It  ships  farm  produce.  Telegraph — Weslern 
Union.  Express  —  American.  Sylvester 
Calkins,  postmaster. 

BU.STNESS  DIRECTORY. 

.A.dams  Elijah  M,  general  store. 

Barnes  xVmandor  G,  general  store. 

Calkins  Bros,  dry  goods. 

Calkins  Sylvester,  dr.igs  and  groceries. 

Draper  Joel  E,  jcwclcr. 

Dunlap  Dwight,  ilry  goods. 

Duuhip  lOmmet  R,  p.otion-. 

Marker  Jo>hua,  blacksmith. 

Iklhuuth  Christian,  meat  market. 


SOUTH  RILEY. 

A  postofuce  in  South '  Riley  township, 
Clinton  county,  15  miles  northwest  of  Lan- 
sing. It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  Assistant 
postmaster — Harry  Jones. 

SOUTH  SAG-mAW. 

Now  a  part  of  East  Saginaw  and  so  con- 
sidered in  this  work.  It  stil!  maintains  a 
separate  postofhce  however.  It  is  immedi- 
atcly  opposite  Saginaw  City  on  the  Saginaw 
river,  and  before  the  consolidation  joined 
East  Saginaw  on  the  south.  Some  eiiort 
has  been  made  to  dissolve  the  union  but  as 
yet  ineffectually. 

SOUTH  WRIGHT. 

A  village  of  about  i(X)  inhabitants  in 
Wright  township,  Hillsdale  county,  23  m.iles 
southeast  of  Hill.->dale  and  I2l<  south  of 
Hudson,  its  nearest  station.  Grain,  potatoes 
and  clover  seed  are  the  staple  productions 
'  of  the  vicinity.  It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail. 
G.  L.  Emerson,  postmaster. 

BU.SIXESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baker  James,  grist,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
Baker  \V  A,  physician. 
Crilly  John  sr,  cooper. 

Forrester   Jame-,    blacksmith   and  wagon 

maker. 
Hicks  G  A,  general  store. 
Parker  J  .S:  Son,  genoial  store. 
Porter  Rev,  (United  Brethren). 
Slevie  A  B  &  Bros,  drugs  and  clothing. 
Vanderwort  S  W,  cabinet  maker. 
Weaver  Brothers,  boots  and  shoes. 
Wheeler  B  E,  druggist  and  physician. 
Wing  Rev  Wm,  (Slethodist). 

SPALDING. 

A  village  of  200  inhabitants  in  Ingallston 
tv>wn-hip.  Menominee  county.  It  is  aNo  a 
station  '-n  the  C.  .."s:  N.  W.  K.  R.,  42  miles 
uutth  of  Mcnotu  noe  and  21  west  oi  Escaua- 
ha.  li  is  on  })ig  Cedar  river  in  a  hcaNiIy 
timbered  countiy,  and  ships  the  product  of 
cue  •>asv  mill.  Sollled  1S73.  Telegraph  — 
Xorihwe>lcin.  Express  —  American.  W. 
Arinstronjj,  postmaster. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Archibald  A  A,  znili-wri^^ht. 
Barber  A  J,  machinist. 
Hanson  Heniy,  hotel  propr. 
Hubbard  &  Wood,  general  store  and  saw 
mill. 

Kirkpatrick  W,  engineer. 
McNaily  Peter,  carpenter. 
Mor daunt  John,  carpenter. 
Murphy  John,  physician. 
Wood  Rev  E  P. 


SPAE.TA  CENTER. 

Sparta  Center  is  situated  on  the  G.  R.  N.  & 
L.  S.  R.  R.,  t6  Kiiles  north  of  Grand  Ra- 
pids, Population  500.  It  has  Methodist 
and  Free  Will  Baptist  churches,  also  a  saw 
and  grist  mill  and  ships  floar^  Iu:p.ber  and 
stave  bolts.  Telegraph  —  Railroad  Line. 
Express — ilxnerican.  M.  B.  Nash,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Babcock  B  F,  physician. 

Balcom  J  M,  hotel  propr. 

Barkman  J  S,  blacksruith. 

Bradford  E,  general  store. 

Caikins  H  T,  physician. 

Calkins  Rev  L  W,  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Cole  M  J,  millinery. 

Cornwell  L  G,  wagon  maker. 

Creamer  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes. 

Denison  Wni,  livery. 

Denison  &  Siples,  billiards. 

Emmons  E  G;  pliysician. 

Emmons  (k  Raymond,  druggists. 

Everett  Bros,  drucj2;ists. 

Fisk  Win  II,  blacksmith. 

Plall.ock  Rev  J  PI,  (Free  Will  Baptist). 

Hinman  Charles,  harness  maker. 

Hinman  Newell,  physician, 

Hitchcock  H  P,  wagon  maker. 

Judson  G  W,  general  store. 

Kinsman  W  E,  photographer. 

Loop  Cogshall,  lively. 

Nash  M  B,  general  store. 

Norton  E  W,  {Free  Will  Baptist). 

Olmsted  W  1,  grocer)-,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Richards  R  F,  hardware, 

Roos  A,  tailor. 

Sexton  B,  physician. 

Snyder  David,  harness  niaker. 

Soules  B  W,  giocer. 

Woodin  R  H,  general  store. 

SPEAKER. 

A  hamlet  of  40  inhal.'itant-,  in  Speaker 
tO'vusiup,  Sauihic  c.H'nty,  19  mile>  southwest 
of  Lexington,  the  county  seat.  The  nearest 
railway  station  is  Eminett,  16  miles  south, 
vn  the  C.  ^S:  L.  H.  R.  R.  The  country 
is  gently  unduhuing,  producing  gr.nn,  elc. 
The  shipments  are  grain  and  catilc.  The 


place  has  a  tri-vveekly  mail.    Wm.  S.  Moore, 
postm.aster. 

TIUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alv/ard  Andrew,  mason. 
Locke  Charles,  niason. 
McKeith  John  D,  general  store. 
Moore  &  Ero,  general  store. 
Tuttle  W  H,  engineer, 

SPENCER  CREEK. 

A  hamlet  of  24  inhabitants,  in  Helena 
township,  Antrim  co^unty,  8  miles  due  east 
of  Elk  Rapids,  the  county  seat,  and  12  miles 
west  of  Manceiona,  the  nearest  station^  on  the 
G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.  It  is  in  a  timbered  country. 
The  productions  are  wheat,  corn,  oats  and 
potatoes.  Lumber  is  the  manufacture,  and 
lumber,  logs  and  cordwood  a.re  the  ship- 
m.ents.  It  has  a  weekly  mail.  R.  W.  Coy, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Armstrong  Benjamin,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Berry  J  H,  saw  mill. 

Burnham  Geo  W,  carpenter. 

Coy  R  W,  general  store  and  grist  mill. 

Hard  F  C,  blacksmith. 

Rose  James  F,  cabinet  maker. 

Sv,  any  C  C,  hotel  propr. 

SPENCER  MILL. 

A  postoftice  in  Spencer  township,  Kent 
couTity,  4I2  miles  northwest  of  Greenville. 
It  is  in  a  farming  and  lumbering  country. 
Lumber  and  shingles  are  shipped.  It  has  a 
weekly  mail.    O.  P.  ]McClure,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Boington  E,  general  store. 
Griswold  J,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
King  Rev  C  (New  School). 
Niles  Rev  (Baptist). 

SPINNER, 

A  postoftice  in  Tuscola  county.  7  miles 
east  of  Vassar,  whence  it  has  a  semi-weekly 
mail. 

SPRING  ARBOR. 

A  postolhce  in  Jackson  coimly,  10 '-^  miles 
southwest  of  Jackson,  near  the  ^L  C.  K.  R- 
Ail  Line.    It  has  a  daily  mail. 

SPRINCx  BROOK. 

A  postotiice,  situated  in  a  farming  commu- 
nity, in  Fidton  township,  ("iratiot  county,  Q 
mile'>  souilnvest  from  llh.ica.  It  hasascuu- 
wcekly  mail.  Mra.  Harriet  A.  House,  post- 
mistress. 

BUSINESS  IMRKCTORY. 
Cratenburj;h  Mr-i  M  A.  gn  ocr. 
Kellogg  Charles,  blackimilh. 


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SPRING  DALE. 

A  postofnce  in  Wexf"ord  courity.  6;/^  n'.iles 
due  soutli  from  Slierniau.  It  lia.s  a  weekly 
mail. 


SPRINGFIELD- 

A  postoffice  in  Springrield  township,  Oak- 
land county,  12  miles  northwest  of  Poutiac. 
It  is  located  in  a  good  farnung  region^  and 
is  miles  from  Davisburg,  on  the  D.  & 
M.  R.  R.  It  has  a  tri-weekly'  malL  E. 
Bartlett,  po.>tniaster. 

BtTSINESS  DIP.F.CTOKY. 

Bartlett  E,  physician. 

Mosher  Rev  Curtis  (Methodist  P^piscopal). 


SPEmG  LAKE, 


Spring- 


Lake  is  a  flourishing  incorporated 
village  of  2,ooo  inhabitants,  in  the  township 
of  the  same  name,  Occawa  county,  on  the 


point  of  land  lying  between  Spring  lake 
and  Grand  river.  The  D.  &  M.  R.  R. 
passes  through  it,  by  vvhicli  it  is  3  miles  west 
to  Grand  Haven,  29  east  to  Grand  Rapids, 
and  1 86  miles  to  Detroit.  The  country 
arouTid  is  well  adapred  to  fruit  raising,  and 
apples,  peaches,  pears,  small  fruits  and 
lumber  constitute  the  bulk  of  the  shioments 
hence.  ,  The  village  contains  4  saw  mills,  a 
planing  mill,  Alden  fruit  preserving  estab- 
lishment, a  mineral  spring,  a  v,-eekly  news- 
paper, the  Indcpc7:de-}it.  etc.  Express, 
Amerioan.  Telegraph,  Western  Union. 
L.  O.  Ferhani,  posunastcr. 

BUSLNKSS  DIRJ^XTOKY. 

Adsit  Allen  C,  lawyer,  State. 

Aldfn  Fuiit  Preserving  Co  (Spring  Lake 
Branch),  Robert  A  liairc,  pres,  Charles  S 
Fassett,  sec, 

Allen  George  J,  saloon,  cor  State  and  Jack- 
son. 

Allison  Benjamin,  saloon,  cor  State  and 
Division. 

American  K\pres.s  i'o,  Aloys  Bilz, 

Agent,  State. 
Arensien  Andrew  J,  billiard  hall,  cor  State 
and  Division. 


Bnldv.-in  r  O,  botanic  physician. 

Ball  iX  Fuller  Misses,  mUlinery,  State. 

Bares  James      physician.  S:ate. 

Bell  \V  H      Co,  lum.ber  rnnfrs. 

ill  J*:  AioyS,  Hardware,  Steam  Fitting 
and  Plumbing,  Building  Materials,  Stoves 
and  Tinware,  State.    {See  adv.) 

Campbell  Benjamin  R,  shoemiaker,  cor  State 
and  Main. 

Cheney  John  T,  propr  Spring  Lake  House. 

Cliti  Henry  &  Bro.  hardware,  State. 

Cutler  &  Savidge  Lumber  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 

Erhardt  Louis,  brewer,*Park  nr  Railroad. 

Gee  Nichola-s  G,  grocer.  State  e  of  Division. 

Ilurr.raer  William  }.),  druggist  and  stationer, 
Scale  e  of  Division. 

IlllSeter  Charles  A,  Barber  and  Hair 
Dresser,  S::"ite.  adv.) 

JjaOiU  -"^IlchtiCi,  Propr  National  Hotel, 
cor  State  and  Division.    [^Sce  adv.) 

Lee  Patrick,  grocer,  s  s  State. 

McClure  Jay,  gunsmith,  cor  Barber  and  Ex- 
change. 

Marsinili  Sasuisel  r?!.  Saloon,  Divis- 
ion. 

Messenger  O  W,  furniture, State  e  of  Jackson. 
UliiUird    WsISiam  11,  Meat  Market, 

Stale  e  of  Division. 
Munr.i,  Boyce  &  Co,   lumber  mnfrs,  foot 

Jackson. 

IVatloiiai  Ixlotel,  M  Lafiin  Propr,  cor 
Stute  and  Division.  {See  au'v,) 

Xewcomb  John  H,  insurance  agent.  Stale. 

Xison  James,  livery,  State  w  of  Division. 

rVortliv*  cslcrai  Xafioiial  Fire  ins 
Co,  A  Bilz  Agent,  State. 

Oico  Aii-eri,  tailor.  Slate. 

FaR'koiii  Mrs  Kliy.aboth  A,  Mil- 
linery and  Fancy  Goods,  Slate.   [See  adz\) 

Fi3J|f^r!5oa  I>avid,  Steam  Planing  Mill, 
nr  D,  &  Depot. 

Perham  John  B,  general  store.  State  e  of 
Division. 

Pt^rliaill  I>oreil  O,  Postmaster,  Drug- 
gist and  Grocer,  ^tate. 
i*h<xMu\  lor  I3artfor<li  rire  liis 

Co.  A  I.UI2,  Agent,  State. 
Riyrnond  Cyras  B.  lawyer.  State. 
Reender,-.  Ueendcr,  baker,  State. 


MRS.  B.  A.  PATCHSN, 
Millinery  and   .Fancy  Goods, 


State  Street^ 


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liilllH  Wilt  B«  Boot  and  Shoemaker,  s  s 
State. 

Schwab  George,  grocer,  State  e  of  Division. 
Slilielair  KoiS^ie, Walter  Sinclair  Propr, 

cor  Division  and  Exchange. 
§i!5Clair  WaUer  €J,   Propr  Sinclair 

House,  cor  Division  and  Exchange.  {S^e 

adz'.) 

SlJius:Iit*er,  01>er       Co,  Meat  Mar- 
ket, State. 

Spriuj;^  Lake  House,  Jno  T  Cheney  propr. 
§l>rii3-j^  Lalte  ledepesideiit,  (Week- 

lyj,  Lee  &  Waters  Publishers,  s  5  State. 
Steeie  Wm  ^:  Mro,  Groceries,  Flour 

and  Feed,  State. 
Stitt  t%:  tIreeiA,  Carriage   and  Wagon 

Makers,  State. 
Switzer  John  W,  physician,  s  of  State. 
Taylor  &   Test,  planing  mill  and  lumber 

dealers. 

Waldo  Charles,  flour  and  feed,  State. 
Wallace  William,  agent  Detroit  and  Milwau- 
kee R,  R. 

Waish  Martin,  general  store,  cor  State  and 
Jackson. 

Wiimot  George  PI,  harness  maker,  State. 
Wood    AlcXflod^JF   jr.  Blacksmith, 
cor  State  and  Park, 


SPRING-PORT. 

A  village  of  about  325  inhabitants,  on  the 
Lansing  branch  of  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R., 
in_  Springport  township,  Jackson  county,  i  r 
miles  above  Albion,  and  26  south  of  Lan- 
sing. It  contains  a  Methodist  church,  a 
number  of  stores,  and  a  saw  and  grist  m'ill. 
It  ships  wheat,  apples,  wool  and  live  stock. 
Express,  United  States.  Telegraph, Western 
Union.    H.  Crosby,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Allen  &  Moore,  wagons  and  carriages. 
Bell  O  J,  wagon  maker. 
Bortles   George    W,   station    and  express 

agent.  ^ 
Biyan  A,  agricultural  implements, 
Bryan  &  Vanblack,  flour,  feed  and  produce. 
BuUen  W,  grocer. 

Caster  &  Hoag,  architects  and  builders. 

Colstock  J,  harness  and  carriage  trinmiings. 

Comstock,  Oyer  &  Co,  general  store. 

Crosby  H  &  Son,  boots  and  shoes. 

DeFoe  E  R,  physician. 

Dodd  F  S  &  A.  coooers. 

Everett  W  J,  saw  and  grist  mill. 

Foote  L  A,  physician. 

Harris  Cjcorge  E,  druggist. 

i  licks  C  E,  wagon  nuiker. 

Hicks  N,  general  store. 

Judson  J  B,  physician. 

Lincoln  .Mrs  f-,  dentist. 

McConkey  Mrs  S  A,  millinery. 

Mah.in  O  B,  boots  and  shoes. 


Maynard  R,  gunsmith. 

Paine  A  B,  hardware. 

Stoddard  O,  groceries  and  crockery. 

Thomas  Rev^::  C,  (Methodist). 

Wiley  C,  lumber  yard. 

Yager  S,  furniture. 

Yeventon  R,  general  store. 


SFRINGVILLE. 

A  small  village  of  about  100  inhabitants 
in  Cambridge  township,  Lenawee  County,  15 
m.ile5  northwest  of  Adrian,  and  8  southeai-t 
from  Brooklyn,  on  th^c  D.  PI.  &  S.  W.  R.  R. 
It  was  ;^ettled  in  1S34.  It  is  supplied  with 
v.-ater  power  from  the  head  waters  of  Wolf 
creek,  a  branch  of  the  Raisin  river,  and  has 
a  flouring  mill.  Shipments,  wheat,  flour, 
v.-ool  and  pork.  The  place  has  a  tri-v,-eekly 
raail.    Calvin  Edwards,  po-^tmaster. 

TU5IXESS  DIRECTORY. 

Allen  Bros,  general  store. 
Bingham  L  D,  grocer. 
Campbell  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
EdA\  ards  Cai\  in,  hotel  propr. 
Gibbard  Nelson,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Mason  Marion,  blacksmith. 
}*Iorgan  Francis,  hotel  propr. 
Mosher  Thomas  H,  grist  mill  and  general 
store. 

Pitchell  WiUia  ni,  carpenter  and  joiner. 
Queale  W^iiliam,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Smith  Wm  PI,  wagon  maker. 
Smith  &  Avers,  grocers. 
Vaughn  Julius,  physician. 
Vaughn  Scovill,  dentist. 


SPRTNGWELLS. 

A  postoftice  in  the  township  of  Spring- 
wells,  Wayne  county,  about  4  miles  west  of 
Detroit.    John  Streater,  postmaster. 

STANDISH. 

A  small  viliage  but  a  place  of  considera- 
ble commercial  importance  as  the  point  of 
divergence  from  the  railroad  of  all  the  travel 
and  overhmd  traffic  of  the  lake  shore  coun- 
ties north  of  Saginaw  bay — Iosco,  Alcona, 
Alpena  and  Presviue  Isle.  '  It  is  on  the  J.  L. 
^'v:  S.  R.  R.,  28  miles  north  of  Bay  City  and 
on  the  middle  branch  of  Pine  river,  5  miles 
back  from  the  shore  of  Saginaw  bay.  Popu- 
lation 300.  It  has  Congregationalist  and 
Methodist  churches  and  n  union  >chool. 
Lumber,  shingle^,  hoops  an  l  telegraph  poles 
are  shipped.  A  daily  stage  leaves  here  for 
Taua-,  and  Au  Salde  and  tri-wcekly  for 
Harrisvillc  and  .\lpcna.  E\pre>s— Ameri- 
can. Tilcgrnph— Western  Union.  D.  M. 
Gardner,  postmaster. 

prsiNF.ss  niRK(T«->RV. 
Angu^    P         surveyor  .ind  j.-.stico  of  the 
peace. 


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Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

wara'  ui  Mill  Stip^lia 

NAILS,  IRON,  CHAIN,  PlirvlPS,  AXES,  FILES,  SAV/S, 

Belting,  Cutlery,  Mechanics'  Toolsj  Locks,  Butts,  Glass, 

GUNS  xVND  SPORTING  IMATERIALS, 

Sfeel  and  Iron  Plows,  Oulfivators,  Shovel  Plows,  Harrows,  Seed  Drills, 
Wooden  Ware,  Cordage,  Lime,  Brick,  Shingles, 

Sash  and  Doors. 


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RASS  GOODS,  PAINTS  AND  OILS. 

Cook  and   Parlor  Stoves. 


In  my  Shop  I  employ  none  but  first-class  mechanics,  and  guarantee  first-class 
work  in  Tin,  Copper,  Galvanized  and  Sheet  Iron. 


SPRING  LAKE, 


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W.  G.  SINCLAIR,  Proprietor, 
SPRING  LAKE,         -  -  MICHIGAN. 


Centrally  located.    First-class  Accommodations,  and  Good  Sample 

Room  for  Agents. 

■Wt  p    If     fpy.  fa  .1      nNr  -J^  ''f  vps  4 


Corner  of  State  and  Division  Streets. 


M.  LAFFIN,  Proprietor, 


SPRING  LAKE, 


MICHIGAN. 


Good  Livery  SU\l)1c  in  Conncclit)n  with  tlie  Hotel. 


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stacre  line. 


BabcGfek  E  D,  blacksmith. 
CaugLill  C,  physician. 

Cross,  Wright  0':  Co.  general  store  and  sa\'. 
nii)!. 

Groat  F  J,  meat  market. 

Green  &  Reed,  proprs  Alpena 

Jacobs  Frederick,  hote!  propr. 

Lount  Ira  A  «S:  Co,  general  store, 

McCormick  ^Nl,  restaurant. 

Moon  Rev  O  J,  (ConL^regationaiist), 

Richardson  Daniel  W,  .?gent  American  Ex- 
press Co. 

Rugg  O  J,  boots  aud  shoes. 

St  foirn  J  L,  boots  and  shoes. 

Sblliinger  Geo  N,  hotel  propr. 

Smith  James  A,  principal  union  schonl. 

Southard  W  B,  lic[Uors. 

Stantoii  O  r,  saw  and  shingle  rnill. 

White  Frank  H,  station  agent  T.  L.  S. 
R.  R. 

\¥ithey  Rev  J  E  (Methodist). 

STANTON. 

A  flourishing  mcorporated  village,  the 
county  seat  of  Montcalm  couiUy,  and  the 
northern  terminus  of  the  Stanton  l;ranch  of 
the  D.  L.  &  L.  M.  R.  R.  It  is  24  miles 
north  of  Ionia,  62  norfn^vest  of  Lansing, 
and  147  from  Detroit,  Population  r,200 
Stanton  is  situated  in  a  heavy  pine  forest. 
It  contains  about  half  a  dozen  each  of  lum- 
ber and  shingle  mills,  and  ships  very  heavily 
of  pine  lumber  and  shingles  and  oak  staves. 
The  village  also  contains  2  planing  mills,  a 
foundry  aiui  macliine  shop,  a  bank,  a  week- 
ly newspaper,  the  Ilcr-j'd,  and  Baptist,  Metri- 
odist  and  Congregational  churches,  etc.  Set- 
tled Jan,  I,  1862,  Levi  Camhurn  l-cmg  tl.e 
first  resident.  Incorporated  1S69.  E.\prc..s 
— Auierican.  Telegraph. — Atlantic  &  Paci- 
fic,   Daniel  M.  Gardner,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRF.CI'ORY. 

I5ailey  IIOU^C,  Heibert  L  Bailey  Propr. 
Bamber  Robert^  justice  of  the  peace. 
Barton  John,  restaurant. 
Bradford  J  A.  newspaper  clubbing  agent. 
Briii;gs  Zenas  E,  countv  sheriff. 
Carter  &  Nye,  meal  market. 
Case  Geo  F,  shingle  mnfr. 
Case  D  L  &  Co,  general  store  and  lumber. 
Clark  &  Rhinesmith  Lumber  Co.  planing 
mill. 

Corey  Allen  L,  physician. 
Crippin  John,  livery  stable. 
Deyo  Peter,  stoves  and  tinware. 
l^ilijU'niaii  <«i<UM»?s,  Blnck-^inirh,  also 

i)(.M.kr  m  Mu>-ic.d  In>i:umenL.s.  nr  I)en<  t. 
Dixlge  Peleg  S,  lawyer. 
F^urar  Andrew  J,  physician. 
Fenii  Oscar,  tcgisier  of  vleeds. 
]''ili<'h  I.)4luill  l>.  Real  E^Uiic  Agent, 

Conveyancer  and  Lumi^crniun. 


French  F  H,  real  estate  agent  and  notarv 
public. 

Garbutt  H  Irving,  lav/yer. 

Gardner  A  D'F,  surveyor. 

Gardner  Daniel  M,  general  store. 

Gilman  Irving,  harness  maker. 

Gilson  Jame>  C,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

Graham  Mr^  Williamine,  grocery. 

Hard  James,  propr  Stanton  House. 

Plarman  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

licnning  <S:  Bush,  wagon  makers  and  black- 
smiths. 

Hinds  Henry  H,  lumber  and  general  store. 

Hudson  R  &  Son,  clothing. 

I^urdi  §aS3513Ci  l>,  Carpenter  and-Buiid- 

er  and  Millv/right,  Scroll  Sawing.  Etc. 
Keliey  I5il2iOry  i>,  Propr  Lumberman's 

Exchange  Hotel,  opp  Depot. 
Kent  Henry,  county  treasurer  and  furniture 

dealer. 

lyii^iiix^riiifin's  Exciiaiij4e  Hotel 

E  B  Keiley  Propr,  opp  Depot. 
Lunn  <.^'  Bro,  grocers. 

McLean  Donald  A,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Mann  Mrs  Ellen  A,  millinery  and  fancy 
good*;.. 

31attiS0li  «y«il5l  C,  Lawyer  and  Justice 

of  the  Peace,  Turner  Block. 
i>Iiner  6c  Ackles,  founders  and  machinists. 
.:vIonicahn  Herald,  E  R  Powell,  Publishers. 
m?(^Ore  liyiUJlJl  C\  Lawyer,  Main. 
Moore  &  Snepard,  real  estate. 
Moore  Asa,  probate  judge. 
Orser  Wm  J,  merchant  tailor. 
Faliner  .ll  Clement,  Lawyer,  Turner 

Block. 

Pitt  Fred  H,  station  agent  and  telegr.-"-!  "; 
operator. 

Powell  Edwin  R,  publisher  Montcalm  Her- 
ald. 

Ktnnsey  It  15,  Physician  and  Dentist. 

Turner  Block. 
Rice  Harvey  W,  general  store. 
Kiolusrcis  Jnsiu\*i  &  Sou,  Hardware, 

Etc,  Main. 

Reynolds     Hawley,  druggists  and  grocers. 
Sheldon  Ira  H,  real  est"ate  and  insurance 
agent, 

Sssii<h  Geo  A,  Lawyer  and  Notary  Pub- 
lic, Turner  lUock. 
8lllitll  ll;irSi!l,  Lawyer,  >Liin. 
Smith   Cm   Sweeney,   wagon  and  carriage 

maker^^. 

!!9|>ra;;ilo  Ail««tiil,  Liveiy  Stable,  rear  of 
Foslotfice. 

Stsuston  Plaiiiiic:  Co  ^C  R  William  . 

A  I  Stei  iini,,  Kciuiali  i'aiuc  I.  Planing  a"^' 

Siiingle  Mdl.  ncu  Depvit. 
Ste\ens  Wm  H,  lumber  nmfr. 
Tavh  r  Robert  E.  boot  aud  shoemaker. 
Tcrrid  W  S.  cclcftic  phv>ician. 

lUlliAtd  ilall,  Main. 


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Wales  &  Son,  shingle  mnfrs. 
Wallace  Geo  C,  grocer. 
Webber  &  Chapin,  bankers. 
Wilson  Ovren  E,  burber. 
Wood  -^cl'liayrr,  general  store, 
Yoche  Cornelius,  restaurant. 
Young  S  Perry,  county  clerk. 
ZsMKIUdli  JllllyN         Watches,  Clocks 
and  Jev/eh>  and  Wall  Paper,  Main. 

STANWOOD« 

A  village  of  Mecosta  township,  Mecosta 
county,  8  miles  south  of  Big  Rapids,  the 
county  seat.  It  is  a  station  on  the  G.  R.  &  I. 
R.  P^.,  48  miles  north  of  Grand  Rapids. 
Population  100.  It  has  2  saw  and  shingle 
mills,  a  Methodist  church,  etc.  Telegraph 
—Western  Union.  J.  A.  De  Laraarter, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ambrose  Geo  lumberman. 

Pall  Rev  (Methodist). 

Daly  W  H,  physician. 

L>e  Lamarter  J  A,  general  store. 

De  Ramarter  W  B,  lumber. 

Finch  Mrs  W  L,  general  store. 

Francisco  K,  saw  mill. 

Hall  &  Graharn,  lumbermen. 

Jones  ,  physician. 

McFarland  J,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Palmer  D  W,  hotel. 

Pfishner  P'red,  lumberman. 

Pillsbury  O  P,  lumberman. 

Reed  G  ^V,  Inmberman. 

Roberts  G  R.&  Co,  lumbermen. 

Russell  W  F,  mnson. 

Tucker  W  S,  railroad  station  agent. 

Weaver  J  P,  lundx-rman. 

STARK'S  CORNERS. 

A  small  settlement  7  miles  northwest  of 
Dowagiac.  There  are  about  50  inhabitants, 
and  they  get  their  mail  at  iJowagiac. 

STEBBINSVILLE. 

[Sec  Collins.) 

STELLA. 

A  postofTice  of  Gratiot  county,  lying 
southeast  of  Ithaca,  and  18  miles  noitheas«t 
of  St.  John's,  whence  it  has  a  weekly  mail. 
Wm.  G.  Ball,  postmaster. 

(For  business  directory  see  index  to  names 
received  too  late  for  insertion  in  proper 
place.) 

STEPHENS. 

A  village  on  Fi-^h  irKO,  in  M;iyfield  town- 
ship, Lapeer  eiuuUy,   5  miles   northeast  \^{ 
Lapeer.    It  is  the  teiminus  of  the  Fi-h  L.iUe 
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branch  of  the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.,  and  is 

known  as  Pish  Lake  Station.  Distance  from 
Detroit,  65  miles.  Population  350-  The 
village  contains  2  saw  mills,  a  planing  mill, 
a  shingle  mill  and  a  grist  mill,  and  there  are 
some  half  dozen  other  saw  and  shingle  mills 
in  the  vicinity.  Lumber,  shingles,  staves, 
heading  and  some  grain  are  shipped.  Ex- 
press, American.  Telegraph — Atlantic  and 
Pacific.     Robert  Stewart,  poitmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Beach  Miles  J,  hotel  propr. 

CampbeH  John,  carpenter  and  joiner. 

Chapam.  Miss  Belle,  teacher  public  school.  . 

Cronk  Sylvester,  sawyer. 

Heath  Richard,  saw  filer. 

Hopkins  Isaac,  engineer. 

Leete  James,  general  store. 

Ly(;ns  Vv"  S,  lumberman. 

Melien  Albert,  surveyor. 

Morton  Charles,  foreman  planing  mills, 

Nicholi  R  J,  station  agent. 

Selleck  Austin,  lumber  inspector. 

Sheldon  C  L,  lumber  inspector. 

Sloat  John,  shoemaker. 

Stephens  Henry,  general  store  and  Houring 
mill. 

Stewart  Robert,  postmaster  and  bookkeeper. 
Sullivan  Timothy  O,  foreman  saw  mill. 
Willipms  Aaron,  foreman  shingle  mill. 
Wright  James,  edger  in  saw  mill. 


STERLINQ, 

A  small  vilh^ge  on  the  J.  L.  6c  S.  R.  R.,  5 
miles  above  Standish,  and  33  above  B.ay 
City.  It  is  in  Deep  River  township,  Bay 
county.  Population,  60.  Hay,  oats,  pota- 
toes and  wheal  are  produced  in  the  vicinity, 
and  lumber,  shingles  and  staves  shipped. 
Telegraph,  W^estern  Union.  Express, 
American.    E.  B.  Morehouse,  postmaster. 

BUSINF.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Gordon  W  L,  lumberman. 
GraiT  D  W,  hotel  propr. 
Henry  A,  grocer. 

Morehouse" E  B,  hotel  propr,  express  agent. 

Morehouse  .S:  Co,  general  dealers. 

Munn  W  W,  physician. 

Randolph  Isaac,  blacksmith. 

Snuth  Mrs,  milliner. 

Web-^ter  Stewart,  boot  and  shoe  mnfr. 

Whipple  R      E,  lumber  and  stave  mnfrs. 


STEVENSVILLE. 

A  small  place  in  Bcnien  county,  on  the 
shore  of  lake  Miclilgan,  and  the  C.  vV  ^L  L. 
S.  R.  R.,  20  n\ilcs  north  of  New  BufT.-vlo, 
ai\d  7  south  of  St.  Joseph.  It  ha^  two  or 
tluoe  saw  mills  and  a  flouring  null,  and  ship* 
luMxher,  slaves  and  radio-.  l  ties. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Brown  L  R,  general  store  and  saw  mill. 
Collins  J  A,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Fa.ssett  S  N,  general  store,  and  lumber  and 
tie-s. 

Godard  &  Kaylor.  blacksmiths  and  wagon 

makers. 
Ketchem  Sc  Co,  general  store. 
iVlorrirsou  G  R,  hotel  }'ropr. 
Percell  J  N,  drugs  and  groceries. 
Putnam  &  Co,  flouring  mill. 
Strickland  H  I^,  saw  mill. 
Ward  T  V,  cooper. 

STOCKBRIDGE. 

A  village  with  a  population  of  150,  in 
Stnckbriuge  township,  Ingham  county,  20 
nxiles  southea5-t  of  Mason,  the  county  seat, 
and  14.  miles  northwest  of  Chelsea,  on  the 
C.  R.  R.  The  countiy  is  generally  level. 
Grain  and  potatoes  are  the  leading  produc- 
tions, and  the  shipments,  grain,  pork  and 
cattle.  This  place  has  a  tri -weekly  mail. 
David  N.  Rogers,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baker  Edy,  merchant. 

Brown  II  E,  physician. 

Forbes  H  N  61:  Son,  merchants. 

Graham  B,  blacksmdth. 

Hoag  il  G,  hotel  [n-opr. 

Kellogg  Benjamin,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Klein  J,  blacksmith. 

McArthur  Geo,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Merrill  C,  blacksmith. 

Morgan  Louis  F,  wagon  and  carriage  maker. 
Rogers  David  N,  grocer. 
Smith  C,  undertaker. 
Williams  I  C,  physician. 


STONEVILLE. 

A  postoftice  of  Mrui  juette  county,  situated 
near  the  M.  II.  &  O.  R.  R.,  about  iS  miles 
west  of  Marrjuette. 

STONY  CREEK. 

A  postoffice  in.  Augusta  township,  Wash- 
tenaw county,  13  miles  soulhea>t  of  Ann 
Arbor.  Ypsilanti,  6  mile-;  north,  is  the  near- 
est >tation.  Luml)er,  wool  and  farni  [uoduce 
are  shipped.  It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail. 
John  N.  Scott,  postmaster, 

15USINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Crane  Wm  R,  carriage  maker. 
Doiiglar»  R  E,  pliysician. 
Hopson  Richard,  blacksn.ith. 
r,aphnin  l>enjan\in,  boots  and  shoes. 
O'cutt  J  D,  lumberman. 
Pierce  Rev  V  E  (  M.ethodist). 
Phut  Rev  Wm  (l'rc-<byterinn ). 
Rugj/los  Martin,  uiachinisl. 
Scou  Jnhn  N,  grocer. 
.Sperry  James,  lilacksnnilii 


STONY  POINT. 

A  village  of  300  inhabitants,  in  Hanover 
township,  Jackson  county,  on  the  Ft.  \V.  j. 
&  S.  R.  R.,  16  miles  south  of  Jack-on  and  9 
north  of  Jone>virie.  It  is  situated  in  a  good 
grain  country,  but  its  principal  busine>,s  in- 
terest is  an  extevisive  quarry,  of  excelk-ni 
building  stone,  which  is  here  worked.  C.  I', 
1 1  a  rn  m<  >  n  d ,  p  o  st  m  as  ter . 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Gregory,  Lyon  &  Co,station  agents  and  d.eal- 

ers  in  stone. 
Hammond  C  P,  propr  Karnmond  House. 


STONY  RUN. 

A  postoffice  in  Oakland  county,  near  its 
northern  boundary,  iS  miles  nortliwest  of 
Clarkston.    It  has  a  tri-weekly  mail. 

STONY  RUN  SIDING. 
STRASBURGH. 

A  postoffice  in  Monroe  county,  on  the  line 
of  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.,  about  midway 
between  Monroe  and  Ida. 

STRICKLAND. 

A  postoffice  near  the  southern  line  of 
Isabella  county,  10  miles  south  of  Mt.  Pleas- 
ant, and  39  north  of  Pewamo.  Il  has  a  semi- 
weekly  mail. 

STRONACH. 

A  village  of  300  or  400  inhabitants,  at  the 
head  of  Manistee  lake.  5  miles  southeast  o! 
the  city  of  Manistee.  It  is  the  locaticm  of  2 
or  more  saw  mills,  and  has  a  semi-weekly 
mail. 

(For  business  direct(^ry see  names  received 
to  late  for  insertion  in  proper  place.) 

STURGIS. 

Sturgis  is  a  flourishing  village,  located  at 
the  intersection  of  the  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R- 
and  the  G.  R.  <S:  I.  R.  R..  in  the  southern 
Dart  of  St.  Joseph  county,  131  miles  ea>t  of 
Chicago,  113  west  of  Toledo,  152  from  De- 
troit, 57  miles  north  of  Fort  Wayne,  Invl., 
and  S5  south  of  Grand  Rapids.  Il  takes  us 
name  from  tlie  bte  John  vSturgi*.  a  Phihidel- 
phia  Quaker,  who  settled  here  in  1S27.  Sturgis 
became  an  iuci»rp<^rnted  village  in  1S55,  nn«i 
now  boasts  a  j-opul  uion  of  3.c>oo.  Il  f>ossos-cs 
Prcsln  terian,  B.ip;ist.  Mctho<livi,  Spirini.\li>l. 
Lutheran,  Gtrm.in  Reformed  and  CathoHo 
ihurrhe>,  a  very  cfricient  srh>M>l  sy>tcm, 
excellent  weekly  nc\\«:i>npers — ilie  y<*w  '  '' 
and  the   Tinn'S,  a  uation.il  hank,  iwo 


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rate  hotels,  and  its  streets  are  WK-Ie  and 
pleasantly  shaded.  Unti!  receiidy  it  g:'..ve 
but  little  attention  to  manufacturing  but  its 
railroad  advantages  have  attracted  the  no- 
tice of  capitalists  numerous  industrial  enter- 
prises have  taken  root  there.  These  include 
an  extensive  furniture  factory,  employing 
when  full  75  hands  and  turning  out  300  bed- 
steads a  v/eek  besides  other  furniture  ;  a 
foundry,  a  flouring  niill,  a  factory  for  the 
Walker  patent  heat  multiplier,  employing 
when  in  full  operation  some  90  men  ;  an 
Alden  fruit  drying  esiablishuient  •  and  one 
for  the  manufacture  of  fruit  flour,  with  a 
capacity  for  producing  1,300 pounds  per  day, 
a  planing  mill,  a  sash  and  blind  factory  and 
some  others.  The  revival  of  business  octivi- 
ty  in  Sturgis  is  due  very  largely  to  a  large 
capitalist  who  has  recently  located  there  and 
is'devoting  himself  to  the  development  of 
the  tural  advantages  of  the  place.  This 
is  iSIr.  Jean  H.  Broadus,  vv'ho  has  laid  out  a.n 
addition  to  the  village  of  140  acres  and  is 
donating  manufacturing  sites.  An  extensive 
chair  factory  is  about  to  be,  erected  on  this 
plat,  also  a  manufactory  of  grain  scourers  and 
prospectively  an  edge  tool  factory.  Mr. 
Broadus  ^vill  also  during  the  current  year 
(1S75)  erect  50  cottages  on  his  addition. 
Ttie  future  of  Sturgis  is  hence  very  promis- 
ing. It  is  surrounded  by  one  of  the  finest 
agricultural  regions  in  the  State.  Telegraph 
— Western  Union.  Express — United  States. 
Jonathan  D.  Wait,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Alden  Fruit  Preserving   Co,  Richard  Reed 

|>res,  Jacob  Hubert  trens. 
Allen  H  J,  M  D,  ninfr  pumkin  flour,  Jacob. 
Ayres  Mrs  E  I.),  news,  depot  and  stationery, 

PostoFfice. 

3{;arroW!*i  F  K,  Photographer,  s  3  Chi- 
cago. 

IJeok  J;ilJsaos  W,  Dentist,  Chicago. 

ndv). 

Hennett  T  C,  nullinerv,  Chicago. 

Berridge  House,  Eber  Adams  propr,  cor 
North  and  Hatch. 

BhliK'Iifirtl  d'  Ossborn,  Carpenters 
and  Budders.    [Set' adv.) 

Bostctter  [ohn,  grocer,  Chicago. 

H|M>;i<!ms  JTeail  li,  Mnfr  and  Real  Es- 
tate Dealer,  Chicago. 

ISro;i(las  il^aiiiif'ariuriii^  €0, 
Midrs  (j-rain  Sc(.)urers  and  Heat  Multipli- 
ers, Pnoadus'  Addition.    {See  adv.) 

ltiirroiii>:!i«i  C!,  Blacksmith  and  Carriage 
Maker,  John. 

Carpenter  T  C,  lawyer,  Chicago. 

Case  Reese,  dry  go<.)ds,  cor  Chicago  and  Not- 
tawa. 

C'lmrcSi  lloiiry  S,  Druggist,  Grocer 
and  Agent  U  S  I'^xpress,  cor  Chicago 
and  North. 


Church  &  Hibbard,  druggists.  Chicago, 

Cooiy  M  P,  meat  market,  Chicago, 

Coker  W,  barber,  Chicago. 

Collar  Thomas,  carriage  vnufr,  X;j;:h. 

Collins  T  J.  agent  L.  S.  &  M.  S.R.R,  Depot. 

CuEJimiViS  \\  O.  D  I>  S,  Dentist,  Chi- 
cago.   {  See  adv.  ) 

Dice  A  W  &  Co,  bakers  and  grocers,  Chicago. 

Dill  Samuel,  taiior,  Chicago. 

Drake  A  T  &  Co,  founders  and  machinists, 
Fourth. 

Due^ier  Adam,  grain  cradle  mni'r,  Nottawa. 

I>liU?iisift-  Albert  B,  Lawyer,  Chicago. 

Dusong  Edward,  blacksmith. 

Es-linger  Augustus,  saloon.  North, 

Fairbanks  C  N,  jev.'cler,  Chicago. 

First  National  IJank,  capital  Sioo,000,  Wm 

Allman  pres,  John  J  Beck  cashier. 
Flanders  J  N,  lawyer,  Nottawa. 
Flowers  S  D,  shoemaker. 
Foster  J  S,  grocer,  Chicago, 
Funk  E  H,  churn  mnfr. 

Grand  Rauids  &  Indiana  Railroad,  Wm  Van 
de  Yanter  agent,  Chicago. 

Hall  Eros,  v/eil  brick  mnfrs,  Clay. 

Harris  George  W,  jeweler,  Chicago. 

IIarri*»osi  Williaaz,  Books,  Stationer)-, 
Wall  Paper,  Notions,  Toys,  etc,  cor  Chi- 
cago and  Nottawa. 

Ilawley  &  ("lement,  groceries  and  crockery, 
Nottawa. 

Flerbert  James  C,  dry  goods,  Chicago. 
Hir.-ich  S,  clothing,  Chicago. 
Hirshlield  &:  Dembuffsky,  clothing,  Chicago. 
fSoliday  Sylvester,  Boots  and  Shoes, 
Chicago, 

FIo<^t  A,  boots  and  shoes,  Chicago. 
Ilulburt  David,  physician,  Chicago. 
Jacobs  Bros,  p'aning  miil,  G.  R.     I.  R.  R. 
Johnson.  Packard  &  Austin,  lumber  mnfrs. 
•loiie.'j  E  A,  Pianos  and  (Organs,  Chicago. 
King  Ira,  physician,  Nottawa. 
King  Wm.  restaurant.  Chicago. 
Kirk  Bios,  grocers,  Chicago. 
Ladow  J  D  &  Co,  grocers,  Chicago, 
Lester  Bros,  carriage  mnfr>,  Nottawa. 
Lester     Gore,  blacksmiths. 
ITEcneil^  ^aiiaiel  II,  Hardware,  Stoves 

and  Tinware,  Chicago. 
Merrcll  A  V,  grocer,  Chicago. 
Merry  John,  wind  mill  mnfr,  Nottawa. 
Merry  .S:  Kcnne<]y,  pump  mnfj-s,  Nottawa. 
Moore  George  D,  broom  mnfr,  .Mechanic. 
M'^rrison   R  H,  insurance  and  real  estate, 

Chicago. 
Mungcr  S  .V,  furniture. 
Xaylor  D,  dry  goods.  Chic.-igo. 
Packaid  NcKon  I,  physician.  North. 
Packard  Bios,  fruit  dryers. 
Pcrrin  Cv:  Bailey,  marble  work^,  Cliicago. 
Pi'iior  James  1".  wi  ll  brick  mnfr.  Moni-oc. 
l*llllU\>  I4       i'hysician.  Chic.tj^o. 
Kced  Richard,  banker,  Chicago. 


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Roj^ers  &  Wllileitis  Meat  Market,  Chi- 


cago. 


Rommel  Andrew,  grocer,  Chicago. 
Rommel  M,  shoemaker,  Chicago. 
Rundell  W  E,  hardware,  Chicago. 
Schriber  &  Honsinger,  cigars  and  tobacco. 
Seelej  II,  restaurant,  Chicago. 
Seely  &  Miller,  proprs  Sturgis  Mills,  Jef- 
ferson. 

Seeb  J  G,  general  store,  Chicago. 
Sesser  Win,  photographer,  Chicago. 
Shepherd  John,  horse-shoer,  Nottawa. 
Shepardson  Ods,  hardware.  Nottawa. 


Smith  A,  florist,  Nottawa. 
Saxith  Patrick  A,  harness  maker,  Chicago. 
Stow  S  &  Son,  commission  merchants,  N  jt- 
tav/a. 

Sturgis  Journal  (weekly),  A  li  \Vait  propr, 
Chicago. 

SUarj^i^  Ttfiif^  €0.  Furniture,  J  G  Wait 

Pres,  L  E  Whue  Sec. 
vSturgis  Times  (weekly),  Sweet  &  Thomas 

proprs,  Nottawa. 
Summer  L,  hats  and  cap>,  Chicago. 
Tii03ii»!^  5>ajijcl  E,  Lawyer.  Nottawa. 
Thornton  T  F,  physicrau,  Chicago. 


M.  G.  CUMMJNS,  D.  D.  S., 


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IS  1 


Office,  Corner  Chicago  and  Nottawa  Streets, 


STURGIS, 


MICHIGAN. 


BLANCHARD  &  OSBORN, 


niers  and  Builders 


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JAMES  M.  BECK, 


DENTIST, 


Over  Postofnce,  Chicago  Street, 
STURGIS,    '      -  -  -  MICHIGAN. 


STU  A>TD  BUSINESS 


Tnuruton  &  Anthony,  druggists,  Chicago. 

Townsend  Mrs  1.  S,  books  aud  stationery, 
Chicago. 

T-.vitchell  L  J.  grocer,  Chicago. 

Valentine  Samuel,  grocer,  Chicago. 

\  nn  Pe  Vasilcr  Win  Agent  G.  R. 
^-  1.  R.  R.,  Chicago. 

Van  De  Venter  ]^A\n  F,  nurseryman,  Jeffer- 
son. 

Van  Vleck  P  H,  p^iy3ician,  Chicago. 
Wagner  John,  saloon  and  grocery,  Chicago. 
VV'aft  A  N,  propr  Sturgis  Joarnal,  Chicago. 
Wait  Jonathan  D,  president,  Sturgis  Mnfg 
Co. 

Walker  Tacob,  shoemaker,  Chicago. 
Walker  John  C,  saloon.  Chicago. 
Vv'all  Corydon,  barber,  Chicago. 
Wallace  Z  II,  sash,  door  and  blind  mnfr,  cor 

Clay  and  Hatch. 
Warren  IMatthew  II,  undertaker,  Nottawa. 
White  L  E,  dry  goods,  Chicago. 
Wilber  Adam,  tobacco  and  cigars,  Nottawa. 
Wright  W^esley,  furniture,  Chicago. 
Zent  &  Hawley,  me.it  marker,  Chicago. 


SUCCESS. 

A  postomce  in  Ahnira  township,  Benzie 
county,  on  lake  Ann,  the  head  of  Platte 
river,  i6  miles  northeast  of  Frankfort,  and 
14  miles  west  from  Traverse  City.  Is  in  a 
good  farming  region.  Wheat,  potatoes  <S:c. 
are  the  productions.  It  has  a  semi-weekly 
mail.    b.  C.  Bryan,  postmaster. 

SUGAR  GROVE. 

A  postofhce  m  Mason  county,  newly 
established. 


SUGAR  ISLAND. 

An  island  in  St.  Mary's  river  in  Chippewa 
county,  a  short  distance  below  the  Sault. 
There  is  a  steamboat  landing  on  the  island 
known  as  Church's.  Population  600.  Po- 
tatoes, hay,  corn,  wheat  etc.  are  raised  and 
some  lumber  sliipped.  There  is  a  Catholic 
church  on  the  island.  Postofi'icc  address 
Sault  de  Ste.  Marie. 

SUMMERTON. 

Summerton  is  a  village  of  100  inhabitants 
on  Salt  river  in  Pine  River  township.  Gra- 
tiot county,  16  miles  n',)rthwest  of  Ilhica 
and  10  northwest  of  St.  Louis,  its  shipping 
station.  It  is  in  a  farming  region.  James 
Fockler,  postmaster. 

BUSLNtSS  DlREcl'oRY. 

Fockler  James,  undertaker. 
Fockler  IS:  Towk'r,  general  store. 
Rich  Charles,  blacksmith. 
Wiley  &  McLaughlin,  saw  mill. 


SUMMERVILLE. 

A  small  village  in  Cass  county,  10  miles 
west  of  Cassopolis.  It  contains  flouring 
mill,  saw  mill  and  woolen  factory.  Pckagon, 
i)^  miles  east,  is  its  shipping  station.  It 
has  a  daily  mail. 

SUMMIT. 

-  A  place  of  about  200  inhabitants  in  Salem 
township,  W'ashtenavv'  county,  on  the  D.  L. 
&  L.  M.  R.  R.,  15  miles  from  Detroit  and 
56  from  Landing.  It  is  known  on  the  rail- 
r^oad  as  Salem  Station.  It  Has  only  iiad  an 
existence  since  the  opening  of  the  road  in 
ir.ji.  It  is  the  shipping  point  for  a  good 
farming  country  and  ships  wheat,  corn  oats, 
barley  and  potatoes.  Express  —  American. 
C.  Wheeler,  postmaster. 

summit" dity. 

A  postofiicc  in  Gratiot  county. 

SUMMITVn.LE. 

A  small  village  in  Chase  township,  Lake 
county,  on  the  line  of  the  F.  SiT.  M.  R.  R., 
9  miles  west  of  Reed  City.  Population  25. 
Summitville  is  located  in  the  midst  of  pine 
forests,  has  one  sav.'  mill  and  ships  the  pro- 
duct of  7  others  near  by.  S.  G.  Randall, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Hurley  T  K,  hotel  and  blacksmith. 
Man  Rev  Charles,  (Methodist). 
Randall  C  H,  carpenter. 
Randall  &  Horn,  lumber  mnfrs. 

SUMNER. 

A  village  in  Sumner  township,  Grntiot 
countv,  on  Pine  river,  13  miles  west  of  Itha- 
ca, 18  southv.-est  of  St.  Louis  and  26;^^  north 
of  Pewamo.  It  is  locally  known  as  Estella. 
Population  250.  It  has  a  gri^t  mil!  and  two 
'  or  more  saw  and  shingle  mills.  Ship  goods 
via  Pewamo.  Semi-weekly  mail.  Myra 
Crispel,  postmistress. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bigelow  &  Cleverdon,  general  store. 

Cohen  C,  blacksmith. 

Crispel  M.  uullinery  and  fancy  goods. 

Cunningham  D,  saw  mill. 

Dayton  L  P,  physician. 

Drake  E  L,  lawyer. 

Ferris  L  S,  grist  and  shingle  mill. 

FK'id  Marvin,  druggist  and  phy>ician. 

Fowler  J,  blacksmith. 

Hicks     Pug>loy.  huiel. 

Jarvis  A  C,  hardware. 

McP.r.iteny  A.  boots  and  shoes. 

Pyle  D  P.  druggist. 

Reserve  Mill  Co,  lumber  and  shingles. 


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SUNFIELD. 

A  small  village  in  Suaheld  township,  in 
the  nortliwest  part  of  Eaton  county.  It  is 
on  the  line  of  the  projected  Coldwatt- r,  Mar- 
shall and  Mackinaw  R.  R.  A  good  fann- 
ing country  surrounds  the  village  and  hard- 
wood timber  is  abundant.  Productious : 
grain,  lumber  and  staves,  Portland,  12 
miles  nor  th  on  the  D.  L.  &  L.  ^l.  R.  R.,  is 
its  present  shipping  station.  Distance 
nortlrwest  from  Charlotte  19  miles.  Popula- 
tion— 75.  It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  H. 
Knapp,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Benedict  Rev  W  U,  (Presbyterian). 
P>ogue  &  Knapp,  general  store, 
PViend  W  B,  saloon. 
Gates  A  Vv,  eclectic  physician. 
Wood  Rev  W,  (Christian). 
Wright  J  W,  groceries. 


SUTTON'S  BAY. 

A  small  village  on  the  west  shore  of 
Grand  Traverse  bay,  in  Bingham  township, 
Leclanaw  county,  1333  rniies  south  of  North- 
port,  the  county  seat  and  16  north  of  Tra- 
verse City,  its  nearest  railroad  point.  It  has 
two  saw  mills  and  ships  lumber  and  cord- 
wood.  There  is  a  Catholic  church  here.  It 
has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  August  Pleiss,  post- 
master. 

Areus  Henry,  carpenter. 
Collins  P^Alward,  blacksm>ith. 
Denster  jahn  II  &  Co,  general  store  and  saw 
mill. 

Durbin,  Carr  &  Cumniings,  general  store  and 

saw  mill. 
Ferdinand  N,  hotel  propr. 
Meinz  John,  general  store  and  wood  dealer. 
Hoffman  P,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Jelsch  Mrs  Mary,  hotel  propr. 
Sclunit  Henry  ^S:  Co,  stove  and  cordwood. 
Steimel  Geo  jr,  cav[)enter. 
Stelmel  Geo  sr,  hotel  propr. 
Wieseler  John,  blacksmith. 
Zorn  Rev  S  (Catholic). 

SWAP.TZ  CREEK. 

A  small  village  in  Genesee  county,  10 
miles  southwest  of  Flint  and  9  northeast  of 
Gaines  Station.    It  has  a  wecklv  mail. 


SWEET'S  STATION. 

[Sef  I-'ruiHanti.) 

SYLVAN. 

A  snv.iU  place  numbering  about  70  inhabi- 
tants, in  Sylv.in  township,  \Va^i\tcnaw  ci.'un- 
ty,  iS  miles  west  of  .Vtin  Arbor, and  4Nv)Uth- 
w est  of  Chelsea,  its  shippinj^j  station,    ll  is 


in  a  fertile  rolling  country,  interspersed  with 
witk  some  marshes.  Grain,  apples  and  live 
stock  are  the  staple^.  Sylvan  has  a  dai'y 
mail.    Wesley  ]3urchard,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Reckv/ith  James,  blacksmith. 
Br-vd  D,  lumber  mnfr. 

Boy.l  Bros,  general  store  and  flouring  mlli. 
Bu'rchard  Wesley,  station  agent. 
Hunt  Geo  S,  wagon  maker. 
Parsons       H,  physician. 
W^ard  Eli,  blacksmith. 

SYLVESTER. 

A  village  of  Plinton  tov/nship,  Mecosta 
county,  20  miles  southwest  from  Big  Rapids, 
and  13  miles  northeast  of  Morley,  it>  ship 
ping  station.  Hard  wood  timl'cr  is  ploiiiy 
hereabouts.  Shingles  are  shipped.  Popu- 
lation 125.  It  has  atri-v.-eekly  mail.  Tra\l^ 
Kelly,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bailey  D  S,  physician. 
Co/ier  John,  hotel  propr. 
Grimes  Ceo,  general  store. 
Harrington  John,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Kelly  M  E,  dressmaker. 
Kelly  Travis,  wagon  mnfr. 
Kelly  T  &  Son,  shingle  xxAW. 
King  L  W^  notary  pu'.^Iic  and  cabinetmaker. 
King  Rev  M  E  (Adventist). 
Reed  Geo,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Stoni  W  H,  blacksmith. 
Strceter  Geo,  blacksmith. 
Vorse  H  &  Co,  shingle  mnfrs. 
Wood  John  M,  boofs  and  shoes  and  justice 
of  the  peace. 

TALLMADGE, 

A  rural  postoftice  in  the  township  of  Tall- 
mavlge,  Ottawa  county,  on  Grand  riser.  4 
miies  south  of  I'.erlin.  The  people  of  the 
vicinity  attend  church  and  do  their  tradini; 
at  Grand  Rapids.  There  are  a  few  .saw  null- 
and  a  grist  mill  in  the  vicinity.  Phebc.  A. 
Gorman,  p()^tmist^ess. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Church  Palmci,  lumber  mnfr. 
Hairc  John,  lumber  mnfr. 

TAWAS  CITY. 

Tawas  City  is  the  coHUty  seat  i>f  I'*>*-'^ 
county,  and  is  a  village  of  about  700  inhabi- 
tants, ;U  the  mouth  of  Taua>,  river,  on  tho 
north  shore  of  Sagiiuiw  b.-xy.  ll  is  3S  mil*"- 
northeast  of  Standish,  its  railro.ul  shippin.;: 
point,  2  miles  southwest  of  East  Tawas,  55 
miles  l>v  water  northeast  of  Hav  City, 
165  miles  Detroit.  The  vilha|;o  is  ple.isani^ 
located,  eonimandmg  a  fme  view  of  the  m* 


TAW 


tieutation  in  the  shore  line  l^nown  as  Tawas 
r,av.  It  has  a  liandsome  court  house  and  a 
iiiu"  school  l-uildiuij,  in  which  three  teachers 
are  employed.  There  are  4  saw  mills  in 
town  and  close  by,  aud  5  shiii^^le  nulls,  also 
4  h.otels,  a  number  of  stores,  arid  a  weekly 
newspaper,  the  Gazette.  Lumber,  lath,  shin- 
"■!cs  bolLs  aiui  cedar  i)Ost3  are  sh.lpped.  A 
phink  road  leads  back  into  the  interior,  and 
u  lar^e  tract  of  iiine  fhrmin,:  lands  lies  in  the 
rear  of  the  town.  Settled  I054.  Tele- 
graph— Western  Union.  Express — Holt's 
Lake  Shore.  J.  O.  Whittemore,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baf^ger  V  H,  grocer. 

iJeckwiih  Rev'AV  W  (Pre.5byterian). 

I'>eebe  \Vm  II.  tele<^raph  operator. 

Eraband  Supplee,  hotel  propr. 

Cameron  T  C  &  Co,  general  store,  snw  mill, 

and  dock  owners. 
Carpenter  Cb.as  L,  meat  and  fruit  dealer. 
Curry  Isaiah  &  Bro,  hotel  proprs. 
Crise    Denni.?  &  i>ra,  blacksuiid\s,  vvagon 

makers  and  planing  mill. 
Male  S  &  C   D,  luiiiber  mnfrs   and  dock 

owners. 

Hamilton  James,  general  store. 
Henderson  Alex,  shingle  mnfr. 
Hitchcock  Charles  K,  lumber  inspector. 
Hoard  11  E,  p'"opr  Iosco  County  Gazette. 
Huston  John,  boot  an.d  shoemaker.- 
Katternian  Michael,  painier. 
Kelly  Mrs  R  A.  rn;I!in;.-ry  and  dry  good.s. 
Keily  \Vm  B,  buiidejr  and  undertaker. 
King  John  L,  hardware  aivd  drugs. 
Laidlaw  E  &  J,  ifimber  and  shingle  mnfrs. 
Lyoiis  S  R,  general  store. 
Mclvor  James,  shingle  miifr. 
McLean  Thomas,  propr  'iawas  Hotel. 
Miner  Moses,  boots  and  shoes. 
Morrison  John  S,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Mount  Charles,  carpi-nter  and  builder. 
Murphy  A  &  Son,  shingle  mnfrs. 
Fathan  D  clothier. 

Kh  odes  Geo  W,  propr  Western  House. 

SclietHer  Frederick,  lavvyer. 

Schram  E  L  &  Co,  shingle  mnfrs. 

Smith  Lyman  B,  lumberman. 

Spencer  L  D  &  Co,  lumber  mnfr<. 

Sinleman  Edward  B,  huaber  inspector. 

T<):>sell  Win  P,  jewelry  and  sewing  machines. 

Watson  Henry,  millwright. 

Wliittemorc  C  H.lum'.ier  mnfr,  general  store 

aud  steamboat  agent. 
Wilkins  Stephen,  carpenter  and  builder. 

TAYLOR  CENTER. 

A  posluthce  in  the  of  Taylor,  W.iyne 

^•■"ituy,  10  miles  sv.uth  of  Dearborn.  It  is 
''■I  a  f.vruiinvr  reiriou,  sett Inl  niamlv  bv  Ger- 
'"';"is.  (See  index  to  nan\es  receive',  too 
'>»le  lor  insertion  in  i>ri..per  pi  ice.) 


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TAYMOUTH. 

A  vilLage  with  a  population  of  200  inliabi- 
tants.  in  Saginaw  county,  on  Flint  r;ver,  16 
miles  south  of  Saginaw,  and  5  miU-s  north- 
west of  Birch  Run,  on  the  F.  &  P.  M.  R.  R. 
It  is  in  a  flat  timbered  country.  Timber, 
shinides  and  lumber  aie  its  manuf"aciures.  It 
has  a  weekly  mail.  Thomas  Smytn,  post- 
master. 

nUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Cook  D  M,  general  store  and  luudjer  dealer. 

Hall  james^  hotel  propr. 

Horning  G  &  Son,  >aw  mill. 

Morse  James  W,  shingle  mnfr, 

Ross  Arthur,  supervisor. 

Wilson  Rev  W,  (Episcopal.) 

TECUMSSH. 

Tecumseh  is  an  old  wealthy  and  sul>stant- 
ial  settlement  in  the  northeastern  part  of 
Lenawee  county,  and  is  one  of  the  hand- 
son;e:-t  places  in  the  interior  of  the  State. 
It  was  once  the  county  seat  of  Lenawee 
county,  but  the  more  rapid  growth  of 
Adrian  took  from  it  the  county  buildings.  It 
is  located  on  the  Jackson  branch  of  the  L.  S. 
<1-M.  S.  R.  R.,  9  miles  north  of  Lenawee 
junction,  and  33  miles  soutli  of  Jackson.  The 
railrcjad  passes  through  the  center  of  the 
town,  so  that  the  eors  of  the  weary  traveler 
are  not  saluted  with  the  busm.Ln's  cry, 
"  hotels  aud  private  houses."  Tecumseh  is 
3S  miles  from  Toledo,  and  66  from  Detroit 
(via  Manchester).  It  is  on  the  river  Raisin, 
which  is  improved  for  water  power.  It  has 
a  population  of  about  2,000,  superior  sclu^ol 
advantages,  6  churches,  Presbyterian,  Metho- 
dist, Episcopal,  Baptist.  Univeralist  and 
Friends,  2  weekly  newspapers,  the  Cc.-.cite 
and  the  /V',  also  a  monthlv  religious 
(Epi^coi)al)  journal,  and  a  number  of  manu- 
facturinir  establishments,  inchuling  a  handde 
factcrry,  2  foundries  and  machine  >hops,  2 
'  sash,  door  and  blind  factoi-ies,  a  wringer 
factory,  a  siave  factory,  3  flouring  mills.  2 
saw  mills.  2  carriage  factories,  a  horse  rake 
factory,  a  tannery,  a  paper  milll,  a  cider  mill, 
and  a  boot  and  shoe  factory.  The  surround- 
ing country  is  undulating,  and  embrace>  one 
of  the  richest  Hirming  sections  of  the  State. 
The  finest  Micb.igan  white  wh.eat  is  grow  n 
here,  am!  the  tlour  made  froni  it  reaches  ilic 
mo-t  distant  part->  v^f  the  country.  Telegraph 
— Western  Union  ;  Express — Unitetl  Stales. 
Edgn-  \.  Tribon,  postmaster. 

r>  t  ^  I  .V  kss  n  t  r  i-nxi  f  y  . 

Adam>  i'etcr  U,  pres  People*.-.  IJ.ink. 
I  .\dain-on  Thomas,  teamster. 
I   .Vlbaugh  Charle-  L,  pump  factory. 

.\\\ile;son  .\lbert,  grocer. 

.\n>leib on  W  eb  tei  v\.  Henry  E,  dry  go-Ml.s. 


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Barker  David  E. 

Barnes  Burton  S,  clothing. 

Bean  Otis  W,  lannery. 

Bennett  Rev  W  Q  (Methodist). 

Bills,  Lilley  &  Co's  Bank,  Perley  Bills  pres, 

Lucius  Lilley,  Cashier. 
Brewer  &  Chaplin,  grocers. 
Brewev  II  t%  Co,  Foundry  and  Steara 

En^^'iae  Works.    {Scc  adz'.) 
Brev/Ster  Heary  B,  harness  maker. 
Brown  John,  barber. 
Bumann  John  F,  produce. 
Catiin  Saniuel,  physician. 
Chadwick  Miss  Cena,  dress  maker. 
Clsjiptil  Cikas  T,  Pi-opr  Raisin  Valley 

Record. 

Chaplin  Atlas  11,  horse  rake  factory. 

Church  Louis  J,  guaraiith. 

Clark  Douj.das  W,  orocer. 

€^'OSMfoi4    Woo!?ii031,    Propr  Raisin 

Flouring  Mills.    {See  adv.) 
Conkling  Hudson  W  (H  Brewer  Co). 
Cornelius  &  Palmer,  boors  and  shoes. 
Cronkite  Philip  L,  tailor. 
Cum.mins  Thos,  Southern  Michigan  carriage 

manufactory. 
BerrlOit  Wbo,  General  Insurance  Agent. 
Dmgman  Mesdames,  milliners. 
Domestic  S  M  Co,  John  Landgraf,  agent. 
Erskine  Sylvester,  barber. 
Everett  Allen,  shoen-iaker. 
Plsher  William  C,  physician. 
Fisher  &  Baker,  druggists. 
Fitzsimmons  \Yilliam  C,    cashier  People's 

Bank. 

Frazier  George  W,  restaurant. 
Freeman  Mrs  Magsde  A,  milliner. 
Gaston  Wm,  meat  market. 
Gray  &:  Son,  nuirble  works. 
Green  J  M  &  Co,  grocers. 
Grifhths  Griffith  W\  blacksmith. 
Gniber,  Strickler  &  Co,  furniture  factory. 
Haight  Salomon  L,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Hamilton  I  S,  physician. 
ILiydeu  Wm,  llour  mill. 
ILayne  Rev  M  E  (Baptist). 
Heesen  Geo,  clotliing,  hats  and  caps. 
Ilecsen  IJros  cV  €0,  (John   &  Geo, 
Heesen  &  Hy  Nyland)  Hog  Ringer  Mnfrs. 
Plelm  Mrs  Jane,  restaurant. 
Helm  Samuel,  harness  maker. 
Helm  Samuel  J,  grocer. 
Heshley  Chas  &  Co,  oval  frame  factoiy. 
Healy  John  R,  carriage  maker. 
Holderman  Henry,  re-^taurant.  ^ 
Hopkins  Chas  H,  photographer. 
Hosmer  Sylvester  P,  feed  .-^torc. 
Huuse  RoIhmI  B,  [diysician. 
Hurhes  John  A,  freight  agent  L.  S.     ^L  S. 

r".  R. 

Jenkins  J  \\  physician. 

Jone;  Henry  L,  ,ige!it  U  S  E.\prcss  Co. 

Kellogg  Osl>orn  H,  shoemaker. 


Ketcharn  Geo  T,  variety  store. 
Kincaid  Robt,  physician. 
Landgraf  John,  agent  Domestic  S  M  O). 
Lee  Henry  S,  boots  and  shoes. 
Loornts  John  E,  harness  maker. 
McClure  Henn,-,  grocer. 
McConnell,   Raymond  &  Co,  farm  imp'... 
m.ents. 

McCowen  Wm  &  Son,  furniture. 

McKinnon  Peter  S,  harness  maker. 

McNichol  &  Wilson,  boots  and  shoes. 

Marshall  Abraham  S,  meat  market. 

Mei'OllJlllts'  JIoteK  A  AVarren  Prop. 

M<Tri(i  !?ilimis.ci  II',  Insurance,  Jus- 
tice of  the  Peace  and  Village  Recorder. 

Merritt  Geo  &  Bro,  cigars  and  tobacco. 

Mill  is  Ambrose  L,  sash,  door  and  bliii  i 
factory. 

Montague  J  as,  saloon. 

Mooney  L  M  &  Co,  tlour  mill. 

Murphy  Daniel  D,  variety  store. 

Nyland  Henry,  boots  and  shoes. 

Oiow  James,  restaurant. 

OsboVu  JlimCS  ^V,  Boot  and  Shoe- 
maker. 

Owen  JauiCS  \\ ,  ice  dealer. 

Patterson  James,  druggi^t. 

Patterson  Michael  A,  physician. 

Patterson    Comfort,  brick  and  drain  tile  kiln. 

Patterson  &  Co,  dry  goods. 

Pencil  George  T,  blacksmith. 

People's  I5anU  of  P  R  A<Tain* 

A:  Co,  P  R  Adams,  Pres ;  Wiiiiam  C 
Fitzsimmons,  Cash.    ySee  adz.) 

Phelphs  Rev  Josiah  (Episcopalian). 

Plank  Mrs  Phebe  A,  tailorcss. 

Potter  James  c\:  Son,  tool  handle  works. 

Priest  Elias,  shoemaker. 

Puddefoot  Geo,  banker. 

Puddefoot  William  G,  shoemnker. 

llassiii  1  louviiia  33 ills,  Woolston 
Comt\>rt,  Pr<ipr.    [Sci:  od:  .^ 

li:i?isiu  Valley  Kecord,  Charles  T. 

Chapin,  Propr. 
Richards  A     W  A,  dry  goods. 
Robbins  Jo-eph  D.  jeweler. 
Satterlhwaite  Xewbeny  S,  ticket  agent  .mJ 

operator  L.  S.  &  ^L  S.  R.  R. 
Shelden  cS:  Jones,  flour  mills. 
Sholes  Jas  D,  harness  ^nakcr. 
Shutt  Samuel  L,  wagon  maker. 
Sisson  Rev  W,  ( Universalist). 
Sisson  Wm  L,  harness  maker. 
Slavton  ^:  Son.  graiti  auvl  produce. 
Smitli  Bros,  paper  mill. 
Snell  Hiram  J.  livery. 
Soper  E  T"»,  liverv  stable. 
StMinierii    yiielii^:an    <.  ari  ia;:** 

llaiiiit:ir(or,>  ,  1  Cumniin>  Propr. 
.Sla<*y  C  \  *V  S  i",  Lawyers. 
Stacv  ^^..»^cl  C,  propr  Tecumsch  ITor.iM. 

Ma3<oiu  I'erry  *!'  Co,  Luml  or  a^.i 

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TEOUMSEH.     '   -         -         .  MICHIGAN. 


T/izs  House  is  7iezv  ajzd  elegantly  furnished,  cmd  is  located  in  the 

centre  of  btcsiness. 

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TEOUMSEH,  MICHIGAN. 

These  MilLs  are  situated  in  one  of  the  be.st  White  Wheat  scction.s  of  Michif-in  and 
make  a  specialty  of  manufacturing  a  Choice  F\amily  Elour,  from  the  be.st  selected  Michi-an 
White  Wheat.  The  pi otuietor  is  a  practical  miller  of  25  years  experience  and  keeps  fully 
llLl^  tl'e  times  in  the  iniTiiov-ements  of  millinc;;.     llonr  Sold  on  Eastern  O^ifr^ 

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TEOUMSEH,         -         -         -  MICHIGAN. 


A  G  oieral  BankiJig  Business  Transacted ,     Collections  prcnip:  \ 
made  and  remitted  for.   Interest  paid  on  Savings  Deposits. 

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Stevens  Miss  Harriet,  milliner. 
Stewart  Homer  L,  dentist. 
Strossij;'  4.1'  McXuir,  Clothing. 
Sl3>'>l.S*.  Ijiiiiard  rloora. 

^siatf  «>S?.  &  fe  tvaii,  Hardware. 
TeeUHiseh    Slerald,  ScoveJ  C  Stacy 
Propr. 

Tessspie    Snisiniel    W,  Lumbe?  r.nd 

Buildinj:  Maierials. 
Tindall  Enoch, farm  implements. 
Tribou  Edgar  A,  postmaster. 
Tribou  Lester  P,  insurance. 
United    States    Express,    Plenry   L  Jones 

agent. 

Van  Antwerp  &  Arnold,  blacksmiths. 
Waldo  &  Doty,  druggists, 
WarresJ  Amaxider,  Propr  Merchants 
H:otel . 

Welier  J  P  &  Bro,  grocers. 

Welling  Peleg  J,  repair  shop. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  N  S  Satter- 

thwaite  operator. 
Wheeler  Chas  M,  dentist. 
White  P  J, painter. 

White  &:  Jones,  clothing.  /  ' 

Whitenack  &  Erskine,  hardware. 
Wimple  Walter  V,  boots  and  shoes. 
Wood  &  Burridge,  lawyers. 
Wooden  Joseph  Vs',  meat  market. 
Wright  &  Son,  druggists. 
Young  Rev  J  R,  (Presbyterian.) 

TEKONSHA.  - 

This  is  a  little  .village  o'i  about  600  inhabi- 
tants on  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  air  line  about  niid- 
v/ay  between  Jackson  and  Three  Rivers. 
It  is  in  the  township  of  Tekonsha,  Calhoun 
county,  108  miles  from  Detroit  and  12^4  due 
south  of  Marshall.  The  St.  Joseph  river 
affords  a  moderate  water  power.  The  vil- 
lage contains  a  tlourin.g  mil!,  two  saw  mills, 
a  sash  and  blind  factory,  a  weekly  new>pa- 
per — the  Reporter,  an  ^l$,ooo  union  school 
house  and  three  churches,  Baptist,  Presby- 
terian and  Methodist.  In  a  short  time  Te- 
konsha will  have  another  railroad  in  the 
Coldwater,  Marshall  iv:  Mackinaw,  now 
ready  for  the  iron.  Joseph  Failing,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Abrams  M,  grocer. 
Aldrich  Jesse  B,  saw  mill. 
Annis  Thomas,  grocer. 
Baker  Chas,  barber. 
BattT.ewis  D,  commission  merchant. 
Broas     Carr,  blacksmith-. 
Bu-shman  Watson,  lilacksmith. 
Chase  Dennison  S,  pri>pr  Air  Line  Hotel. 
Colcrick  A  E,  physician. 
Cuntt  Lewis,  lumljer,  lime,  plaster,  etc. 
Cuatt  &  Ball,  planing  mill, 
Davis  Wilson,  barber, 


Failing  Joseph,  new-  dealer. 

Falling  Bros,  livery  stable. 

Geisel  Jo'm,  v/ago.a  maker. 

Gi  'od\A  in  &  Strong,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

Gordon  Edwin,  station  agent,  and  agent 
American  Express  and  W  U  Telegraph 
Companies. 

Granger  Francis  .V,  commercial  broker. 

Granger  Pomroy  R,  propr  Tekonsha  flotel. 

Grey  &  Simonson,  painters. 

Henderson  Chas,  saddle  and  harness  maker. 

Howard  Alanson  B,  physician. 

Hurlburt  George  B,  tailor. 

Hyde  P..obert  H,  diruggist. 

Johnson  John,  general  store. 

Keyes  George  W,  general  store. 

Lcvejoy  Mrs  Sarah,  milliner. 

McColiiiioran  «S:  Lindsiev,  broom  makers. 

Main  James  I,  druggist. 

Merrytield  C  Byrun,  shoemaker. 

Newland  5  B.  carriaee  and  wac^on  maker. 

Olney  Mrs  Laura,  milliner. 

Peabody  Lemuel,  photographer. 

Pratt  Geoi'ge  T,  boots  and  shoes. 

Randall  Arthur,  local  editor  Tekonsha  Re- 
porter. 

Randall  Harvey,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Randall  Bros,  general  store. 
Sebring  &  Sloan,  meat  market. 
Swift  Alfred  S,  general  store. 
Switzer  W  W.  dentist. 

TekOHiiillJa  IJotel,  P  R  Granger,  Propr. 

Thompson  Miss  Marv,  milliner. 

Tucker  Mrs  Lydia,  flouring  mill. 

Uptson  (,rcorge.  wagon  maker. 

Van  Orman  John,  blacksmith. 

Van.  Orman  \Vm,  blacksmith. 

Waldo  (Gamaliel  P,  deputy  sheriff. 

Warren  Frank  A,  physician. 

Warren  Ira.  saloon. 

Whitney  F  R,  furniture. 

\\  ilder  Henry,  photographer. 

Wilder  and  Bliss,  hardware,  stoves,  etc. 

Woods  J  A,  saw  mill. 

TEXAS. 

A  postoffice  in  Kalamazoo  county,  1 1 
miles  ^ollth^\esl  of  Kalamazoo. 

THETFORD  CENTER. 

[^Scc  East  Tkitford.) 

THOMAS. 

An  embryo  \  iHa£'c  on  the  P.  &  o.  C.  R- 
R.,  in  Oxford  township,  Oakl.m-l  county. 
Distance  from  Dclroii.  47  miles,  from  Bay 
City,  61  miles,  and  19  froni  Pv>ntiac.  Popu- 
laliiMi,  107.  Seiilcd,  1S73.  Wheat,  oats, 
b.irloy,  potatoes  .md  wool  r\ro  "^hipped.  H. 
A.  Tliomxs,  postmaster. 


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W.   T  E  In/C  3?  L  H 

Wholesaie  and  R.etail  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


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DOORS,   BLINDS  AND   BUILDING  MATERIALS, 

Nai/s,  Putty,  Paints  and  Oils,  House  Trim7nings,  6v.,  Cfc. 

A  SPECIALTY  MADE  OF  SCROLL  SAWING  AND  MoUDINGS. 

Also,  Proprietor  of  the  Teciiinsch  Planing  and  Match- 
ing Mills. 

Cor,  Pearl  and  Shawnee  Sts.,  Office  on  Shawnee  St.,  bet.  Pearl  and  Railroad, 

TEOUMSBH,         -         -         -  MICHIGAN. 


H.  BREWER. 


H.  W.  CONKLING. 


A.  L.  BREWER. 


H.  BREAVE"R  &  CO., 


L  Ml 


TecLimseh  Foundry 

Si&am  Englae  Work^s 

Manufacturers  of  Steam  Engines,  Mill  Gearing 
and  General  Machinery, 

Also.  Manufacturers  of  the  TitTany  Improved  Patent 
Drain  Tile  Machine,  Tiffany  Patent  Sewer 
Pipe  Machine,  Sword's  Patent  Brick 
Machine,  Paper  Engines,  &c. 


'^mr.-.^^rSJr^^^^  Railroad  Depot, 


Ma\m,  MICH. 


RAISIN  VALLEY  RECORD 

TEOUMSEH,  MICHIGAN. 


PnMisliei  every  Tlinrsaay  MoriiiBg.  at  $1.50  w  Year  in  Advance. 

CHAS.  T.  CHAPIN,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


Circulates  in  nearly  every  fimily  in  Northern  Lenawee  County.    Adverlisen»ont>  inserted 

•i  reasonable  rales.    Fine  JoU  Printing  a  specialty. 


THO 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZEITEER 


TKR 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bartboiimew  Henry,  hotel  propr. 

Ijradicv  Sam,  blacksmilh. 

Campbell  L  D,  dry  goods. 

Fraiicls  H  &  S,  grain,  shingles  and  lumber. 

Knapp  &  Wilson,  dry  goods. 

Maynard  G  S,  railroad  agent. 

Thomas  H  A,  grain  aud  salt  and  express 

agent. 
Weir  James,  cooper. 

THORNTON. 

A  postofiice  and  station  on  the  C.  tSc  L.  H. 
R.  R.,  in  St.  Clair  county,  1 1  miles  v-'est  of 
Port  Huron.    It  has  a  daily  mail. 


THORNVILLE. 

A  village  of  400  inhabitants,  in  Dryden 
and  Metamora  township^,  Lapeer  county,  12 
miles  southeast  of  Lapeer,  and  3  miles  east 
of  Metamora,  its  nearest  station,  on  the  D. 
&  B.  C.  R.  R.  Tb.e  country  is  roiling,  and 
its  products  are  grain,  potatoes  and  fruit. 
Manufactories  consist  of  a  flouring  mill,  a 
cider  mill,  a  pump  factory  and  a  foundry. 
It  has  a  daily  mail.    John  Lreer,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Barnes  Al  vn ,  painter. 

Brown  lliram,  painter  and  blacksmith. 

Caulkins  John  S,  physician. 

Demings  Ira  C,  wagon  maker, 

IDudley  O,  pump  and  fanning  mill. 

Eoff  Jacob  H,  boot  and  shoema  k  er. 

Freer  J  &,Co,  general  store. 

Hickey  Lyman,  founder. 

Jones  r,  general  store. 

Kindrick  Frank,  p-eneral  store. 

Laidlen  John  jr,  carpenter. 

Laidlen  John  sr,  carpenter. 

Laidlen  William,  carpenter. 

Lamf>ertson  W^m  R.  general  store. 

L-ewis  &  Hickey,  cider  mill  mnfrs. 

Lewis  J  H  &  Bro,  blacksmiths. 

Manwaring  Joseph,  general  store. 

Morton  John,  miller. 

Niles  George,  wagon  maker. 

Olds  Wm,  blacksmith. 

Peaslee  L,  eclectic  physician. 

Smith  A,  h(jtel  proj^r. 

Starkweather  Nelson, cooper  and  wagonmaker. 

THREE  OAKS. 

Three  Oaks  is  a  \  illago  of  600  inhabitants, 
in  the  township  of  Three  Oaks,  Berrien 
county.  It  is  on  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  20  mile- 
west  (;f  Ni!e>  and  7  ea>t  I'f  New  Buh.do. 
Hi^tance  from  Detroit,  211  miles;  from  Clii 
C'^K"'  7.^  tillage  contains  j  saw  uuIIn, 

;  handle  factories,  a  ilinin":  table  factory.  2 
holcb.  :\  Con^M  egalional  church,  etc.  It  is 
tlu"  home  of  Hon.  Henry  Chamberlain,  dem- 


ocratic candidate  for  Governor  in  1874.  Tel- 
egraph— Western  Union  ;   Express — Ameri 
can.    \V.  K.  Sawyer,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bennett  Bros,  broom,  fork  and  hoe-handlc 
mnfrs. 

Breece  W  H,  lav.yer. 
j   Brommerscheim  I)  T,  proprietor  Woodlan  i 
{      House  and  agent  American  Lxpresr,  Co. 

Chamberlain  Henry,  general  store. 

Chamh.erlain  ^  Churchill,  general  store. 

Chatter.^on  &  Friedel,  hardv.-are. 

Churchill  O,  hardware. 

Churchill  O,  physician  aud  druggist.  ~ 

Ebey  E  G,  harness  maker. 

Fitch  ]  D,  lum.ber  mnfr. 

Goit  R  K,  grocer. 

Greenamyer  J  D,  pliysician. 

Hall  T  \V,  propr  Temperance  Hotel. 

Harger  A  C,  blacksmith. 

Helm.holtz  Henry,  boot  and  shoe  maker. 

Herzog  Anthony,  tailor. 

Hilton  Mary  E,  milliner  and  dress  maker. 

Hobart  Henry  R,  butcher. 

Jefi'ries  L,  druggist. 

Jennings  D  E,  barber. 

Lavyelier  Edward,  station  agent. 

Love  Thomas,  lumber  mnfr. 

McCann  Thomas,  lumber  and  handle  mnfr. 

McCool  A  W,  physician. 

McGee  Ebenezer,  propr  Union  Hotel. 

McKie  iS:  Warner,  general  store. 

Miller  |  D,  wagon  maker. 

Mueller  (ieorge,  boot  and  shoen^aker. 

Ferry  Rev  Porter  B  (CongrCi;ati(}nalist). 

Paxon  J  M,  photographer. 

Rand  C  G,  jeweler. 

Sawyer  W  K,  lawyer  and  justice  of  the 

peace. 
Searing  Ella,  grocery. 
Sheflield  lesse,  handle  mnfr. 
Simeon  Francis,  grocer.  . 
Souders  Henry,  blacksmith. 
Sovereign  F  F,  physician. 
Speece  J  W,  physician. 
Spicer  George,  livery. 
Strehle  Peter,  grocer. 
I'haldorf  A,  wagon  maker. 
Waueu  F  P.  jeweler. 

White  \\n\  K     Co,  butchers  and  bakers. 


THREE  RIVERS. 

Though  not  the  county  seat.  Three  Rivcp* 
is  the  Icatliug  town  of  St.  Joseph  county.  It 
ha.->  .1  population  of  4.000.  It  takes  it> 
name  fioui  the  fact  that  it  i^  located  .it  l-'f 
iunttion  of  the  I'ortage,  Rocky  and  St.  Jo- 
eph  rivrrs,  which  the  improvements  have 
nuxtle  one  of  the  hot  w.itcr  powers  in  the 
country.  Here,  as  in  nearly  every  poi lion  v»f 
soutliw cslcrn  Mivhig.m,  tl\c  vpialuy  «»f  the 
soil  IS  unsHrpas>eU. 


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The  town  is  located  at  the  intersection  of 
the  Kalamazoo  division  of  tlie  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
R.  R.  and  the  M.  C.  R.  R.  airline,  12  miles 
north  of  White  Pigeon  and  25  south  of  Kala- 
mazoo, 145  miles  from  Detroit  and  127  from 
Chicago. 

Three  Rivers  had  railroad  connection  witli 
the  Southern  road  some  20  years  ago,  but 
proving  unprohtable,  tlie  track  being  worn 
out,  was  taken  up,  and  Three  Rivers  again 
became  an  inland  town  only  as  it  was  con- 
nected v/ith  Niles  and  St.  Jc-eph  by  a 
^mall  steamboat.  The  old  road  was  suc- 
ceeded by  the  Gardner  road,  which  vras  sub- 
sequently sold  to  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R,  R. 

The  extensive  water  power  of  Three 
Rivers  gives  it  a  great  advantage  as  a  manu- 
facturing town.  The  principal  enterprises 
of  this  nature  are  a  mill,  v.dth  3 150,000  capi- 
tal stock,  giving  employment  to  some  50  to 
50  hands,  an  extensive  vibrator  threshing 
machine  and  agricultural  implement  factory, 
the  Three  Rivers  mxanufacturing  company, 
with  a  capital  stock  of  .  350,000.  This  com- 
pany are  runuing  a  foundry  and  machine 
shop^  and  making  a  specialty  of  an  elevated 
railroad  sawing  machine,  a  parallel  gang- 
edger  and  a  gang  lath  mdl,  four  pump  fac- 
tories, 3  flouring  mills,  a  saw  mill,  3  carriage 
and  wauon  factories,  a  corn  sheller  and  smut 
machine  factory,  2  planing  mills,  sash  and 
blind  factories  and  fruit  dr)"ing  establi->h- 
ments. 

Three  Rivers  also  has  its  mineral  springs, 
said  to  possess  ntineral  properties  well  cal- 
culated to  restore  the  victims  of  rheumatism 
and  dyspepsia  to  soundness  again. 

The  public  buildings  con-ist  of  two  good 
union  and  one  wartl  school  building,  giving 
employment  to  some  16  or  18  teachers,  and  7- 
churches — Presbyterian,  Episcopal,  Method- 
ist Episcopal,  Lutheran,  Baptist,  Protestant 
Methodist  and  Reformed — several  of  which 
are  very  fine  editlces.  The  Reporter  and 
Herald  furnish  the  local  reading.  Wilber  H 
Ciute,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Anderson  Felix  H,  painter,  St  Joseph. 
Apted  Francis,  confectioner,  St.  Joseph. 
Armitii;;e  <»eorji'e         Groceries  and 

Crockery,  St  Joseph. 
Arnutage  &  Maxfudd,  nieat  market,  Penn. 
Arnold  Orrin,  editor  and  propr  Three  Rivers 

Herald,  St  Joseph. 
Arnoitl  Therou  L,  jeweler,  St  J<')seph. 
Arnold,  Wilcox  iS:  Co,  planing  niillarul  lum- 

b'cr  yard,  Flint  a\ e. 
Avers  Mrs     J,  milliner,  St  Joseph. 
P-ackus  C  W,  plivsiciau,  St  Joseph. 
Itairkillliii   Sliirvr.V  A,  (.Irocciics  an*l 

Crockery,  32  St  Jo.-.epli. 
P»artlett  Wm  F,  furnituie,  St  Joseph. 


Bateman  David  M,  agent  American  Express 

Co,  St  Joseph.  . 
Bateman    Bros,  hardware,    stoves,   etc,  St 

Joseph. 

Bean  Oscar  F,  lawyer,  St  Joseph. 
Beeson  Isaac  X,  station  agen.t  M.  C.  R.  R. 
Bellman  G  H  &  Bro,   tobacconists,  51  St 
Joseph. 

Bennett  Johnson,  diy  goods,  St  Joseph. 
Bingham  Philemon,  shoemaker,  St  Joseph. 
Black  W,  blacksmith.  2d  Vv'ard. 
Brant  &  Co,  rneat  market,  2d  WVird. 
Brigham  &  Warren,  wagon  makers,  St  Joseph. 
Brissette  George  C,  clothing,  St  Joseph^ 
Brown  Fra;ik  E,  gunsmith,  etc,  Penn. 
Browne  Edwin  L,  insurance,  St  Joseph. 
ilt3r<*h  IKosea,  Livery  Stable,  Penn. 
Burrows  &  Co,  grocers,  St  Joseph. 
Caldwell  Joseph  R,  physician,  2d  Ward. 
Ca-^e  Richmond  E,  real  estate.  St  Joseph. 
Central  House,  D  S  Hale,  propr,  St  Joseph. 
Chadwick  Herbert  L,  station  r.gent  L.  S.  & 


M. 


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Chnmplin  Mrs  P^,  milliner,  2cl  Ward. 

Clark  Horace,  grocer,  2d  Ward. 

C!:ii'ke  Citlirles  W  W,  Attorney  and 

Counselor  at  Law,  .St  Joseph. 
Clute  Wilber  H,  books  and  stationery,  St 

Joseph. 

Clute  \V  PI  (It  Co,  publishers  Three  Rivers 

Reporter,  St  Joseph. 
Converse  Wm,  livery,  St  Joseph. 
Creighton  Bros,  meat  market,  Penn. 
Culbertson  Wm,  dry  goods,  St  Joseph. 
Daniels  Mrs  Wm,  milliner.  St  Joseph. 
Davis  W'm  A,  manager  W  U  Telegraph  C'>, 

L.  S.  .V  M.  S.  R.  R.  Depot. 
Dexter  Carlos  E,  lumber  dealer,  2d  Ward. 
Dickinson  H  L     J  B,  grocers,  St  Josepli. 
Dikeman  Judson  J,  baker  and  ci>nfectioner, 

St  Joseph. 
Eisig  Monash,  cdothier,  St  Joseph. 
Frary  Francis  L,  photographer,  St  Joseph. 
Feass  Daniel  W,  cooper. 
First  National  Bank,  E  S  Moore,  pres  ;  C  L 

Blood,  cashier,  St  Joseph. 
Fisher  Leonard,  propr  Three  Rivers  House, 

St  Joseph. 
Flvnn  Michael  H,  wagon  maker. 
French  Joso[ih  W,  Pres  J  W    French  Mnfg 

Co,  2d  Ward. 
Frey  Freilerick,  baker,  St  Joscith. 
Graham  E  B,  physician,  St  Joseph. 
Green    Franklin    B,    boots   and    shoes,  St 

Joseph. 

Griffith  Wm,  agent    U    S    Express  Co.  St 

Joseph. 

GriMith  ..^v:  Dunh.im,  flmiring  raill,  doalc?-^  in 
pro(h>ce  and  agricultural  implements,  St 
Joseph. 

Hale  David  S.  propr  Centra!  H'  u^c.  St 
loseph. 

Hale  tS:  Slellcr,  groccj-s,  St  Joseph. 


THIi  MiCHIGAX  STATE  GAZETTEER  TIL 


702 


Hall  Hem-)'  &  Co,  cirug-yisti,  St  Joseph. 
Hail  ?,Ir5  S  vS,  uiiilineiy,  Si  Joseph. 
Harris  Mrs  A  E,  miliiiiciy,  St  foseph. 
Hatch    Frederick    V\",  propr  liatch  House, 
Main. 

Hiil  Che:,'.ei-  O,  sewing  machines,  St  Joseph. 
Hill  6.:  Kline  iluur  and  feed  St  Jo>ep]i. 
Hiwaidon  J,  physician,  St  Joseph. 
Hoffrnan  John  W.  Souring  mill,  ist  Ward. 
Hunt  IMrs  A  D,  milliner,  St  Joseph. 
Hutchi.nsou   John,    niili   machineiy  mnfr, 
Penn. 

Huylar  Jason  H,  marble  works,  St  Joseph. 

Hyatt  &  Klose,  meat  market.  St  Joseph. 

Ikeler  Wrn  M,  physician,  St  Joseph. 

Jackson^ G  A  &  Co,  -aw  naill,  2d  VVard. 

Jacobs  Zacharias,  barber,  St  Joseph. 

Jcfr.ilSfon  .l?,l^;tilli  Agricultural  Im- 
plements, Sl  Joseph. 

Jordan  Monroe,  barber,  St  Joseph. 

J  W  Frencli  Manuracturing  Co.  J  W  French 
pres;  Wm  }]  Piersoti  sec:  2d  Ward. 

Kelsey  Stephen  &  Son,  dry  good.^,  St  Jo- 
seph. 

Kesster  Wni  H,  dentist.  S^  Joseph. 
Kimball  Sylvester,  restaurant,  Flint  ave. 
King  Daniel  C,  i^rocer,  St  Joseph. 
Knox  David  jr,  la'.vver,  St  Joseph. 
Lt'Hiy  &  Corbyu,  Drug^^^sts  and  Gro- 
cers, 2d  Ward. 

Lothrop  &  Bickel,  grocers,  56  St  Joseph. 
Lov.-n    Powell    C,  justice  of   the  peace,  St 
Joseph. 

Lyon  James  fl,  lawyer,  St  Joseph. 
Mef  Jor.v  Jletn  y,  Attorney  and  Coun- 
selor at  Law,  St  Joseph, 
ivlaas  1.V  Sirauss.  clothier-;,  Joseph. 

Mat'i-arcy  ll.arkMV  E,  Ilowe  Sewing 

Machine-.,  St  ]u=cph.  ^ 

Miti,-£!eH€  :siii5ef;>J  Spriiisjs,  Thos 

Siilinian  IVopr,  Fimr  ave. 
Manufacturers  National  Bank,  J  B  Millard 

pres;  W  E  Wheeler  cashier ;  St  Joseph. 
Moore  Edward  S,  pres  First  National  Bank 

St  fosepii.  ' 

Neidhardt     George,    lurniture    dealer,  St 
Jose  [ill. 

Newman  Mrs  F  M,  dress  maker,  Penn. 
Norton    George    R    Cs:   Co.  dry  goods,  2d 
Ward. 

Nyce  George,  patent  medicines,  St  Joseph. 
Ott   Jolm    G,  saddle  and  harness  maker,  St 
Joseph. 

I'ealer  A:  Andrews,  lawyers,  Sl  Joseph, 
Penheld    Henry,    hardware,  stoves,  etc,  St 
Joseph. 

Pierson     Newton,     hardware    etc,    60  St 
Joseph. 

Poppenhagcn     Christian,    blacksmith,  2<i 
Ward. 

Porter  Wilki  nson  C,  slioonuiker,  St  [osooh. 
Powell  Mil...  pres  Farmer;,*  .VaiionarBank  of 
Consianiine. 


Proutzman  Bros,  purap  innfrs,  St  Joseph 
Pugh  Sam.uel,  lumber  dealer,  Mill. 
Pulver  Wm  T,  shoem.aker,  Penn. 
Ranney  Albert  B,  books  and  stationery.  ' 
Joseph. 

Ranney  &  Bunn,  grocers,  St  Joseph. 

Rea  Wm  W,  saddle  and    harness  makr- 

Reed  Wm  H,  grocer,  St  Joseph. 

Reed  &  Cushman,  druggists,  St  Josep};. 

Roberts   &  Throp,  agricultural    implcin. .-. 

m.nfrs,  2d  Ward. 
Rohrer  Jacob,  grocer,  2d  ward. 
Ralson  Frank  G,  barber.  St  Joseph. 
Ruggles  Ziba  B,  wagor.  maker,- Penn. 
Sanford  Mrs  L  W,  physician,  Flint  ave. 
Schlechtwcg  Casper,  shoemaker,  2d  Ward. 
Seeley  Isaac  W,  painter,  St  Joseph. 
Sergeant  David,  carpenter,  Penn. 
Sh:^ad  Conrad,  boots  and  shoes,  St  Joseph. 
Shively  Jesse  L,  dry  goods,  St  Joseph. 
Sill  Sidney  B,  dent'^ist. 

iSiiiiisiail  Tiioisias.  Propr  Three  Rive:- 

-vlagnetic  Springs,  Fiini  ave. 
Silliman  James,  saloon,  St  Joseph. 
Slenker  Jacob  F,  boots  a'nd  shoes,  St  K- 

seph. 

Smith  Miss  Clara,  dressmaker,  St.  Joseph. 

diss,  pump  factoiy,  2-1 

ward. 

Snow  A  P,  tailor,  St  Joseph. 
Snyder  Thomas  B,  watches  and  jewelr)-,  St. 
Joseph. 

Snyder  &  Linsley,  druggi-ts,  St  Jo-eph. 
Spellman  Jacob  L.  cigaTmnfr,  St  Jo.-eph. 
Stevens  L  S,  physician,  St  Joseph. 
Strothers  Wm,  liquor  dealer,  St'loseph. 
Tenny-;on  Daniel  D,  insurance,  St  Joseph. 
Three  Rivets  Herald  (weekly),  Orrin  A:- 

ni.'Id,  editor  and  propr.  St  Joseph. 
Three  Ravers    lIloHse,  L  Fishei, 

Propr,  St  Joseph. 
Three  Rivers  Mnf'g  Co.  O  F  Bean,  pres.md 

treas,  D  \V  Shaw,  see. 
TSuee  ni\ers  ICeporier,  (Weekly). 

W  H  Clute  &  Co.  Publishers,  St  Joseph 

and  Penn. 
Try  Henry,  saloon,  St  Joseph. 
Tubl>s  J  &  Son,  flouring  mill,  2d  Ward. 
Udel!  A  A,  photographer,  St  Joseph. 
Vanderhcyden     Abram,     shoemaker.  St 

J  o^eph. 

V^^eley  .!v:  Anderson,  painters.  St  Joseph. 
Vernon  Ion.  piiysician.  St  Joseph. 
Weaver  Bird  L,  barber,  cor  St  Joseph  and 
Penn. 

Willitis,  j)ump  factory.  2d  Ward. 
\\  rii4ht  (  Jcorge  P  ..K:  Co,  music  dealers, 
Joseph. 

TILDEN. 

.\  posiotfico  of  Marquette  couniy,  4  i  .ito 
south  of  NegauMte. 


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TIPTON. 

A  Dostoffice  in  Franklin  tovvn.>l:iiT),  Lena- 
\vee  county,  10  miles  north  of  ^Vdrian.  and 
t'l  miles  west  of  Tecuniseh,  its  neare:;t  stii- 
tion.  Evan's  creek  affords  it  v/ater  power. 
li  has  a  tri-weekly  mail.  James  Learnard, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Clark  S  physirian. 

Husied  Rev  j  T  (Congregationaiist). 

Jetikins  A  K ,  physician. 

Le.unarcl  Bros,  general  store. 

\'ichols  Rev  T  '(Methodist). 

i'e -cy  li:  Pentecost,  blacksmiths. 

7  ripp  J  D,  physician. 


TITTABAWASSSE. 

(Sc-e  Paiiiesville.) 


TITTABAWASSES. 

{See  Jay.) 


TOMPKINS. 

A  postoffice  in  Tompkins  township,  Jack- 
son county,  oil  Grand  river,  12  miles  north- 
west of  Jackson,  and  3  miles  west  of  Rives 
junction,  on  the  J.  1.,  &  S.  R.  R.  It  is  situ- 
aied  in  a  good  farming  region,  where  grain, 
hay  and  potatoes  are  raised.  It  has  a  semi- 
v.'tjekly  mail.    Robert  Cox,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Coaling  \Vm,  blacksmith. 
Cox  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
liarvey  A  \V,  physician. 
Hctfron  John,  exj^ress  agent. 
Iligbee  N  L,  physician. 
Hurt  Rev  (Methodist). 
Ncitherlander  Nick,  blacksmith. 
Western  Francis  W,  general  store. 
Western  \Vm  H.  miller. 


TORCH  LAKE. 

A  postoffice  in  Antrim  county,  on  the  lake 
Michigan  shore,  16  miles'"  north  of  Elk  Rap- 
ids. It  luis  a  tri-weekly  mail.  PopulatK)n 
ahout  500. 

(See  index  to  names  received  to  kite  for 
insertion  in  proper  place.) 


TOWN  LINE, 

Is  a  stati(M)  on  the  C.  .S:  .M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  4 
wiles  above  New  I>uffalo.  {Slc  I'nion  Pier.) 

TRAVERSE  CITY. 

'  Traverse  City  i>  the  couniv  sc.U  of  Grand 
Iraverse  coiinty.  If  has  a  pc>pukition  (^f 
about  1,500,  and  siinated.  at  the  luad  ol 
I'ne  west  arm  '>f  Grand  Traver-;e  bay,  and  at 
'he  nmuth  i>f  the  IJoardinan  river,  whicli  fur- 


nishes a  first-rate  water  power  at  this  point. 
The  village  is  in  Traverse  toM  n-^hip,  in  the 
northwest  part  of  the  county,  and  is  reached 
by  l>oth  rail  and  water.  There  are  several 
lines  of  ->rages  diverging  from  it  to  the  vari- 
ous towns  around.  Traverse  City  i.-,  distant 
from  Detroit  269  miles,  from  Grand  Rapids 
140  miles,  and  is  about  40  miles  east  of  Frank- 
fort^ on  the  shore  of  lake  Michigan.  It  has 
enjoyed  railway  fiicilities  but  a  short  time,  the 
Tra\er>e  Citv  branch  of  the  G.  R.  tSr  I.  R.  R. 
having  been,  completed  and  put  in  operation 
only  since  Tan.  I.  1873.  *  The  place  was  first 
settled  in  1S51,  and  novs'  contains  one  large 
saw  mill,  an  extensive  flouring  mill.  Uoih 
owned  by  Messrs.  Hannali,  Lay  &  Co.,  tlie 
founders  of  the  village,  who  have  here  also 
an  extensive  £reneral  '^tore.  There  are  also 
a  foundry  and  machine  shop,  a  planing  mill 
and  sash  factoiy,  the  usual  complement  of 
stores  and  shops,  and  two  enterjvrising  and 
well  conducted  vs'eekly  newspapers — the 
Tmvers,:  Bay  Eaglt  and  the  Gra::d  Traverse 
rJeTaid. 

The  village  ha.s  5  hotel>,one  splendid  one, 
the  Campbell  House,  lately  built  and 
adapted  equally  to  the  wants  of  the  travei- 
in.g  busine>s  community  and  the  sumuier 
tourist;-  and  ['lea-^ure  -eokers,  large  num- 
bers of  whom  are  annually  drawn 
hither  by  the  many  attractions  to  be 
found  in  the  Giand  Traver-e  region.  It  is 
also  the  location  of  the  U.  S.  L.and  Office  f<T 
the  Traverse  Cit\-  district.  The  surrounding 
country  is  fertile  and  proiluces  large  .juanti- 
ties  of  winter  wlieat  and  potatoes,  also  oats, 
corn,  etc.  Pine  and  hardwo<'d  luniber  is 
manufactured  to  some  extent  here  and  in  the 
vicinity.  The  shipment>  con.sist  maiidy  of 
lumber,  floura!\d  potatoes.  Express — United 
States.  Telegraph — Western  Union.  Sam- 
uel C.  Fuller,  postmaster. 

BIISINES.S  DIRECTORY. 
Anderson  Sanniel,  undertaker. 
Antlerson  tS:  Cadham,  wagon  makers  and 

blacksmiths. 
Aslitoil      KiKM'laild,  Physicians. 
Hacker  Wni  I,  biH>t>  ;^nd  shoes. 
IJales  TSloilias  X,  Real  Estate,  Cc-1 

lection  and  A!»stract  C^lTice,  cor  Front  and 

Park  Place. 
Kay  Honor,  ^^'m  Fowle,  Propr,  n  end 

Union  on  Ikiy  ^hore. 
Beadle  John  T,  harness  maker  and  carriage 

trimmer. 

IS<»>ii'dniaii  Iioij*<iO,  CharUs 

llullnck  p!Oj>r.  Unn">r.. 
Brooks  Paul  \\  ,  barber. 
Brush  Frank,  nuMt  market. 
l^aii»l>lM'll  lloaso.  Iloniy  I)  Campbell 

Pu.pr,  cor  Slate  and  l  ark  P!a..c. 
C;unpbell  v*v:  Paitie,  milliner)-,  fancy  good.«i 
and  toys. 


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Liiil',  for  Little  Traverse,  Glen  Arbor, 

Old  Miasiun,  Elk  Rapid;,,  Charlevoix,  etc, 

office  Cairipbell  House. 
Carter  Dan  E,  jewelry. 
Chaloupka  Charles,  saloon. 
Cowan  George,  barber. 
Cross  Hull  M,  wagon  and  carriage  maker. 
Cutler  Ttloms]i.S,  Propr  Mansion  House, 

cor  Front  and  Union, 
Deniicy  Henry  E,  boots  and  .shoes. 
Ellis  Amelia  H,  wines  and  liquors. 
Fowlit  Wiiliaisi,  Propr  Bay  House,  n 

end  Uni'jn,  on  Bay  Shore. 
Fric<?rich  Frank,  propr  Front  Street 

House. 

Frosit  Eiroet  IIOR'^e,  Frank  Fnedrich 
I'ropr,  Front,  crt/z'.) 

Wullvr  Saiiliiel  C,  Books,  Stationery  and 
News  Depot,  also  Insurance  Agent,  Post- 
off]  ce. 

Furtsch  Geo,  cigar  mnfr. 
Gage  Loveli  H,  lawyer. 

Garretson  Edward  \V,  freight  and  ticket 
agent  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R. 

GaMOt  WiS!iai5l,  Baker  and  Confec- 
tioner, Front. 

Goodrich  Reuben,  general  store  and  lumber 
dealer. 


Grand  Traverse  Herald, D  C  Leach  publisher. 
Greiick  Bros,  mnfrs  pine  and  hardwood  ium- 
her. 

GieiVieK  Jo?<ei>li  T.        Co,  Saih. 
Doors  and  Blind  Mntrs  and  Dealers  in 
Lumber  and  Buildinp-  Material. 
Oriswoid  C^eo  P,  Lawyer,  cor  Front 

and  Park  Place. 
Gunton  James  K,  pv<:)pr  Gunton  House. 
Ifrillock    C!<arles,    Propr  Boardman 

River  House,  Union.. 
Ilj?.mi!t02s,    •Tf4!ijli€ii  tfc  Co,  Dn 

Goods  and  Clothing,  Front. 
Manoa^l,  l^ay  «k:  Co,  Saw  Mill,  Flour- 
ing Mill  and  General  Store,  north  end  Un- 


to 
ion. 


Haveland  Joseph  B,  county  clerk  and  regis- 
ter of  deeds. 

Hicks  George.,  harness  maker. 

Holdsv.'orth  Pen-y,  founder  and  machinist. 

FTubbell  L      &  Co,  druggists  and  grocers. 

,farv?s  Oeorge  A,  Dentist, 

Knizek  Josc'ih,  boot  an<i  shoemaker, 

Hratoelivii  t5:  8011s,  Brewers,  also 
Meat  Market. 

I>ai!ti!<Oia  HciLlona,  Restaurant,  Tobac- 
co and  Cigars. 

Leach  Dewitt  C,  publisher  Grand  Traverse- 
Herald. 


Street  House 


F.  FRIEDRICH,  Proprietor, 
TRAVERSE  CITY,         -         -  MICHIGAN. 


T/iis  Hoitse  is  pleasanily  and  conveniently  located  in  the  busi- 
ness ce7iter  of  the  toivn,  fiear  the  Depot.     Good  Acconiviodations 
for  Travelers.    Board  $1 .00 per  day. 


HOUSE, 


WM.  FOWLE,  Proprietor, 


TRAVERSE  CITY. 


MICHIGAN. 


TItis  is  a  First-class,  veil  kept  Hotel  is  loeated  on  (lie  s/uvc 
of  and  coDimands  a  Jinc  viczc<  of  Grand  Traverse  Bay, 


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H.  D.  CAMPBELL,  Proprietor, 
TE AVERSE  OITY.         -         -  MICHIGAN. 


-•     ■    w  (  \>  '"i  I'H.  -  J  V  I       p        n       'ti.       ■ 'i  <  a  .    -n  . 


This  Nev/  Hotel  is  centr?.lly  located  on 
tae  corner  of  Park  Place  and  State  street, 
fronting  the  Bay,  Railrcacl  Depot  and 
Steamboat  l.mding,  within  three  minutes 
walk  of  Post  Office,  Telegraph  Otace, 
U.  S.  Land  Ofhce,  Court  House  Square 
and  Churches. 

It  is  fitted  up  (in  suits  of  rooms  v.  ith 
high  ceilings,  large  and  vve'ii  ventilated,) 
with  especial  reference  to  the  comfort  of 
families  and  pleasure  parties,  and  is  in 
every  respect,  a  business  man's  house, 
with  Sample  Room,  P>illiard  tiali,  Bar- 
ber Shop,  Sec.,  &c. 

From  the  Verandas  and  Observatory 
a  coinmaiidiug  view  of  the  Bay.  the  Lake, 
the  River,  and  surroundir;^  scenerv  is 

~  ~  ~  * 

unsurpasoed.    The  table  is  always  fur- 
^  nished  with  the  delicacies  of  the  season, 
and  Bill  o1  Fare  is  in  keeping  with  the 


House.    Stages  to  all  pnrts  of  the  country.    Livery  furnished  fi'om  the  ofEce. 

Capt.  W.  H.  CABOT,  Clerk.  H,  D.  CAMPBELL,  Proprietor. 

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averse 


i^ay  Eagle, 

Published  every  Friday  at  Traverse  City,  Mich. 

Ry  SPRAGUE  &  SPENCER, 
Office  in  EAGLE  BUILDIN&,  on  Front  St.  Terms  $2.00  a  Year,  in  Advance  . 

The  only  Steam  Printing  House  in  the  Grand  Traverse  Region. 

JOB  PRINTING. — We  make  this  department  a  specialty.    Our  material  and  presses  are 
nearly  new,  and  of  the  latest  patteri\s.  and  we  are  turning  out  work  that  will 
compare  favorably  with  any  office  in  the  State. 
KLVIN  L.  SPRAGUE.  '  JAMES  SPENTF.R. 

ABSTRACT  OFFICE. 


THOMAS  T.  BATES.  . 

ilJ^^tcMe  ^i]d  dollectiol)  9gei]t, 


TRAVERSE  CITY,  MICHIGAN. 


Pine  and  Farmino-  Lands  Bought,  Sold  and  Jixdhnii-iui.  A 
ConLplctc  Abstract  of  Titles  for  Grand  J)'a:'erse  Connty.  S/>eda/ 
Attention  paid  to  Collections. 

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McManus  W'm  B,  merchant  taiior. 

Mc?»ianus  Bros,  photographers. 

Makinster  Charles,  bowling  alley. 

M!.lll§ioi3.  ?Io?ise,  Thos  Cutler  Propr. 

Miller  Edvrard  E,  dru<7gist. 

Motfat  Seth  C,  lawyer  and  register,  U.  S. 
Land  Office. 

Morg-aK5  fSiroey  J,  Livery  Stable, 
State,       Block  w  of  Cam]:>l)e!l  House. 

Mc)rgan  B  James,  livery  stable, 

Nantz  John,  cigar  rnnfr, 

Paige  Bros,  general  merchants. 

Perry-  John  A,  hardware  and  crockeiy. 

Pratt  Mrs  Ada  K,  millinery. 

Pratt  &  Hatch,  lawyer-;, 

Rutner  Alois,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Schrnit  John,  saloon. 

Soper  \Vm  H,  gunsmith. 

Spencer  Milton,  liveiy  .stable. 

SprJlglie  SpeiJC'er,  Publisher  Trav- 
erse Bav  Ea!jle. 

Traverse    Bay   Eagie  (Weekly), 

Sprague  &  Spencer,  publislicrs. 

U  S  Express  Co,  James  Walker,  agent. 

U  S  Land  Office,  Seth  C  Moffat,  register. 

Walker  James,  agent  U  S  Express  Co. 

W  U  Telegraph  Co,  Samuel  C  Fuller,  Man- 
ager. 

^VlilieJoi  FrJSTSk,  Meat  Market, 
Wilhelni  John,  saloon. 
Winnie  &  Stevens,  druggists  and  grocers. 
Wright  Samuel  S,  physician. 


TRAVERSE  ROAD. 

'  (5tv  IVoodville.) 


TRENT. 

A  hamlet  of  60  inhaljilants,  in  Casnovia 
township,  Muskegon  county,  4  miles  south- 
east of  Casnovia,  its  nearest  railroad  station, 
and  22  miles  east  of  Muskegon.  It  is  on 
Crockery  creek,  which  supplies  water  power. 
The  country  is  mostly  farming  lands,  with 
some  pine.  The  products  are  grain  and 
potatoes,  and  the  manufactures  are  flour, 
lumlier  and  shingles.  This  place  has  a  tri- 
weekly mail.    George  A.  Miles,  postmaster. 

lUJ.SINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Bonner  Charles,  blacksmith. 
Carrington  George,  general  store. 
Olmstead  S  P>,  shingle  mill. 
Rowland  O  A,  general  store, 
Sin;^  M  V,  physician. 
Whitney  I3ros,  flour  and  feed  mnfrs. 


TRENT. 

A  station  on  the  G.  R.  N.  ^:  L.  S.  R.  R.. 

"»3  n\iles  Uiirth  y^\  Grand  K;ipi«ls.  The  vil- 
lage is  known  as  .Moiugonury,  ami  the 
postofficc  as  Moon.    \^See  Moon). 


TRENTON. 

One  of  the  most  promising  little  towns  i.i 
eastern  Michigan  is  the  village  of  Trenton, 
situated  in  the  township  of  Monguagon. 
Wayne  county,  on  the  Detroit  river,  13 
miles  below  Detroit.  The  banks  rising 
about  ten  feet  above  the  river,  give  it  a 
beautiful  river  front,  ivith  a  fine  view  of 
Grosse  Isle  lying  right  across  the  Ameri- 
can chanri-l.  It  has  a  present  population 
of  1,100,  with  fair  prospect.-,  of  a  continue^l 
growth.  Its  communication  with  the  outer 
world  is  ample,  with  its  boat  line,  tlie  L.  S. 
&  M.  S.  and  the  Canada  Southern  railroads, 
both  of  v.hich  pass  along  side  by  side  bv 
its  western  border.  All  that  is  needed  to 
make  it  a  first-class  village  is  a  few  more 
large  manufacturing  interests,  and  there  are 
few  places  where  they  would  be  more  en- 
couraged. J,  M.  McPhee  &  Bro,  builders, 
who  own  a  large  amount  of  river  front,  offer 
to  put  up  all  the  necessary  buildings,  and 
ensure  a  free  lease  of  the  same  and  all  the 
river  front  needed  for  ten  years,  to  any 
manufacturing  enterprise  that  will  bind  it- 
self to  employ  from  150  to  400  men.  The 
present  manufacturing  enterprises  consist 
of  a  large  shipyard,  two  saw  milL,  a  large 
cheese  hoop  factory,  a  picture  back  manu- 
factory, a  sash,  blind  and  door  manufactory, 
a  large  flouring  mill,  a  potash  manufactory, 
and  an  agricultural  handle  and  general 
agricultural  works. 

The  public  buildings  consist  of  two  pub- 
lic halls,  school  edifices,  and  three  churches, 
Episcop.d,  Catholic  and  lIethodi^t.  Tren- 
ton is  the  point  at  which  the  C.  S.  R.  R. 
crosses  tlic  Detroit  river,  the  American 
channel  being  bridged  and  th.e  Canadian 
ferried.  Telegraph,  Atlantic  Pacific,  and 
Western  Union.  Express,  American  and 
United  SLales.  Jonathan  Hudson,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Burrell,  Ives  t^-  Co,  mnfrs  cheese  box  mate- 
rials, 

Cady  &  Hall,  general  store. 
Campbell      Pond,  hardware. 
Carleton  Wni.  physician. 
Clce  Jolm,  flouring  mill. 
Clough  George    L.  plow  and  handle  f.ic- 
t(n  y. 

Collvcr  K  T,  .Tgcnt  .\m  Express  Co. 
Dickcrson  T,  Lorenzo  Ti  .  grocer. 
l>ioii  mrs  K,  HotJl. 
I)udd!e>ou  Willi.iin  L  itisur.incc  agent. 
Duddle-^on  Mt>  Wnj  I,  miliincry.  " 
Duerselen  Hugo  H,  druggist, 
Edwards  Col  Arthur,  saw  mill. 
Folder  J<'hn.  v.irirlv  store. 
I  liiiioaii  riiaiios,  J,  Boot  and  Sh<»c 
maker. 


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I-'oscer  Frank  U,  grocer  and  baker. 
Godboui  Louis,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
Ci5<>ltl>''>1lt  Tlieoplliie,  Hardware, 
(rreen  Frederick  R,  saloon. 
Hills  Wilson,  meat  market. 
Jacobs  George  C,  ieweler. 
Lafontaine  James,  agent  U.  5.  Express  Co. 
Limbocker  Thomas  G,  insurar.ce  agent. 
McPhce  John  ?>I,  .>ash  and  blind  mnfr. 
Moore  Henry,  meat  market. 
NetT  John,  blacksmith  and  v/agon  maker. 
Ochampaugh  Allen,  harness  maker. 
Phelps  Augustus  H,  billiard  saloon. 
Parks  Wiliiau).,  general  store. 
Reaoumer  &  Turner,  lumber  mnfrs. 
K^eed   I-^Oiii^,  Mnfr   of  Patent  Barrel 

Hoops  and  Crimped  Head  Linings. 
Rieger  Jacob,  birb;.'r. 

S:-liLi4l.ei'fi  l¥lllla'ill  Jl'j  General  Store. 

Stokes  ]  G  &:  Co.  meat  market. 

Teifcr  John,  hotel. 

Templeton  William,  general  store. 

Truax  Charles  R,  general  store. 

Turner  Capt  A  A,  ship  builder. 

Voft  David,  boots  and  shoes. 

Waters  Charles,  grocer. 

Yepes  Max,  soap  mnfr. 

TROSTVILLE. 

Al.-^o  called  Frankentrost,  is  a  German  set- 
tlement of  200  inhabitants,  in  Blumliekl 
township,  Saginaw  county,  lo  miles  east  of 
Saginavv.  It  ^s'as  settled  in  1S47,  ^^^^ 
surrounded  by  good  farming  lands,  and  pro- 
duces wheat,  corn,  oats,  hay  and  potatoes. 
It  has  a  daily  mail.  John  G.  Schnell,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 
Ahner  Rev  F  A. 
Pluemlcin  Andrew,  wagon  maker. 
Graebner  J  C,  teacher. 
Meierhuber  John,  blacksmith. 
Schnell  John  G,  hotel  propr. 

TROY. 

A  small  village  of  ICO  in'nabitants,  in  Troy 
township,  Oakland  county.  It  is  6  miles 
northeast  of  Birmiugham,  and  9  miles  south- 
east of  Pontiac.  Goods  are  shipped  either 
via  Roval  Oak  or  Birmingham.  It  has  a 
methoJist  church  and  a  cider  and  saw  mill. 
Thi;  country  is  level  and  fertile,  and  farm 
produce  is  raised  and  shipped.  Tr<n-  has  a 
tri-weckly  mail.    F.  D.  Cutting,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIREf.TOKY. 

Axford  M.  farrier  and  horse  trainer. 
Barwis  \  1).  cattle  dealer. 
Bridge^  W  M,  cider  and  saw  mill. 
Clark  E  M,  commission  merchant. 
Cutting  F  D,  catriagc  maker. 
Hadscll  <Sc  Niks,  meat  market. 


Plall  James,  general  store. 
Houghton  Fvev  L  L  (Methodist). 
Pape  B,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Ramsey  D  O.  boot  and  shoem.-^ker. 
Russell  J  H,  hardware  and  tinsmith. 
Vorhes  N,  wagon  maker  and  fruit  grower. 
Vorhes  P  D,  wagon  maker. 

TROY. 

[See  Sa-u>yer.) 

TROY  CORNERS, 

[Sde  Troy^  Oakland  County.) 

TRUF  ANT'S. 

A  village  of  about  300  inhabitants,  in 
Maole  Vallev  township,  Montcalm  count;*. 
It  is  on  the  D.  L.  o."  L.  M.  R.  R..  10  miles 
above  Greenville  and  10  south  of  Ho-^ard 
City.  It  is  in  the  pine  regions  of  Clear 
creek,  a  branch  of  flat  river,  which  also 
ahords  water  power.  It  contains  4  saw  mills. 
Express — American.  Telegraph — Atlantic 
and  Pacific.    G.  W.  Church,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Church  G  W' ,  physician  and  railroad  agent. 
iJavie  D  D,  lum.ber  mnfr. 
Hileman,  Hesscr  ^:  Co,  lumber  mnfrs.  . 
Johnson  W  D,  hotel  propr. 
Siaught  X  &  Co,  lumber  mnfri. 
Wa'ling  C.  hotel  propr. 
Ward  ^-  Co,  lum.ber  mnfrs. 
Wilson  P,  grocer. 

TUSCOLA. 

(5cV  Worth.) 


TUSTIN. 

A  small  village  with  a  population  of  100 
inhabitants,  in  Burdell  town-hip,  O<ceola 
county,  is  on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R-  R.,  S7  miles 
above  Grand  Rapids.  It  is  in  a  good  farm- 
ing region,  which  produces  grain,  hay  p.xa- 
too<,  etc.  It  po«se>ses  water  rvvwer  on  Pine 
river,  and  manufactures  shingles  an^l  lumber. 
Hemlock  bark  and  shingles  are  -hipped.  It 
has  a  daily  mail.  W.  J.  Townsend,  post- 
master. 


TWIN  LAKE. 

A  small  village  on  the  B;g  Rapids  branch 
of  the  C.  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  in  Ualt(-n  town- 
ship,  Muskegon  county.  lo  mdcs  from  Mus- 
kegon. The  village  was  laid  out  in  the 
spring  of  lS73  by  .\.  H.  BucU.  It  has  tsro 
or  three  shingle  mills  anvl  ship-»  lumber  and 
shingles.  Population  100.  Telegraph — 
Western  Union.  Express — American.  W. 
F.  Odion,  p.>stma>ler. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bugzeli  G  H,  hotel  prupr  and  justice  of  the 
peace. 

D  Hayman,  shingle  mnfrs- 

Judkins  S  F,  station  agent. 
King  W  S,  general  store. 
Laman  Daniel,  physician  and  grocer. 
Powers  F  E,  express  agent. 
Spaulding  M,  boot  and  shoemaker.  • 
Steinburg  A  shingle  ranfr. 
Torlon  F  D,  blacksmith. 


-  TYRE. 

A  hamlet  of  59  inhabitants  in  Austin  town- 
ship, Sanilac  county,  16  miies  vresi;  of  For- 
estville.  The  nearest  railway  station  is  Port 
Huron,  65  miles  southea^-t.  Cass  river  af- 
fords it  vrater  power.  The  manufactures  and 
shipments  are  lumber,  shingles  and  farm 
produce.  Tyre  has  a  weekly  mail.  James 
O'Suilivan,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baker  Conrad,  weaver. 

Bradshav/  T  blacksmith. 

Bmdshaw  Rev,  (Methodist). 

Donner  George,  saw  and  grist  mills. 

Frank  Miss  C,  millinery. 

GillesT;ie  George,  engineer. 

McKay  A,  physician. 

McLellan  Rev,  fPi-e.^byterian). 

McRay  Alexander,  iustice  of  the  peace. 

Meredith  Elijah,  carpenter. 

Mudge  Rev,-  (Methodist). 

0'Sulliva.n  James,  general  store  and  hotel. 

Pollard  Rev  F,  (Baptist.) 

Shepherd  T!iom<is,  veterinary  surgeon. 

Sparliwg  Peter,  carpenter. 

Winters  Wdliam,  carpenter. 

Wright  John,  mason. 

TYRONE. 

A  station  on  the  Grand  Rapids, Newaygo  & 
Take  Shore  railway.  19  miles  north  of  Grand 
Rapids. 

(5".'^  Ball  Cniek\. 


TYRONE. 

A  postolhce  in  Tyrone  town.ship,  Living- 
ston county,  17  miles  southeast  of  IIowclI 
and  6  south  of  Fentonville.  It  has  a  tri- 
weekly mail.     A.  Gardner,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Dean  Daniel  W,  blacksmith. 
Kinsman  Saul,  hotel. 

UNADILLA. 

A  village  containing  a  population  of  26o.in 
the  towiisliip  of  tlic  same  name,  L.i\ingston 
couTjty,  iS  n\iles  southwcit  of  Howell  and 
10  norih  of  ChcUca,  its  ^hipln^g  station.  It 


is  on  Fish  creek,  in  a  first-rate  region  of 
coi'.ntry  devoted  wholly  to  agriculture,  i: 
has  a  tri  weekly  mail.  The  village  is  alv, 
known  as  East  Unadilla.  James  Craig,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Craig  James,  propr  Unadilla  House. 
Davis  •  Robert,  wagon  maker. 
Du  Bois  Samuel,  physician. 
lJunning  John,  general  store. 
Gage  A  T,  wagon  makei. 
Gilbert  William,  blacksmith. 
Flays  G  H,  butcher, 
Iloyland  George,  flour  and  feed  mill. 
Kemph  Godfrey,  tinsmitri. 
Aiclutosh  Daniel,  boot  r'nd  shoeuiaker. 
Mar-hall    i:    Denton,  milliners  and  dress- 
makers. 
May  G  S  &  Bro,  black^raiths. 
May  oc  Watts,  malliner.-^  and  dressmakers. 
Obert  &  Co,  cooper^. 
Obert  <5v:  Livermore,  general  store. 
Potter  D,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Rhodes  E  C,  physician. 
Sperry  Sylvester,  blacksmith. 
Tyler  N  M,  harness  maker. 

UNION. 

A  village  of  100  inhabitants,  in  Porter 
township,  Cass  county,  15  miles  southeast  of 
Cassopolis, and northwest  of  Bristol,  and 
on  the  L,  S.  <S:  M.  S.  R.  R  The  country-  sur- 
rounding it  on  the  south  and  east  is  prairie, 
on  the  west  oak  ouenin^^s,  and  on  the  north 
heavy  timbered  land  with  clay  soil.  Grain 
and  potatoes  arc  raised  and  fruit  grown  quite 
exten-i\  ely.  Union  has  a  tri-weckly  mail. 
Joseph  Henderson,  pos:ma.>ter. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Albright  John    W,  agent  U  B  Mutual  Aid 
Society. 

Arnold   George,  carpenter   and  patent  bed 

bottom  mnfr. 
Boughton  .-V  J,  physician. 
Bulhand  C  S,  physician. 
Butt'^  J,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Com  ad  I  U,  artist. 
Hartman  Joseph,  general  store. 
Hitchcox  T  A,  fruit  dealer, 
flowe  J  S,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
T,ouppee,  0--car,  black>mith. 
Meacham  H,  fruit  and  poultn.-. 
Odell  Joseph,  dealer  in  furs. 
Reed  Joseph  L,  wagon  mikcr  and  general 

store. 

Rinehari  S  M,  builder. 


UNION  CITY. 

Union  City,  in  Union   township.  Branch 
county,  i"<  a  thiiving  vill.igc  of  1. 200  inh.tb' 
tants,  situated  at  the  junction  of  the  b-. 


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UNI 


Joseph  and  Coldwnter  river.^,  and  41  miles 
west  of  Jackson  on  the  M,  C.  R.  R.  air 
line.  It  is  13  miles  northwest  of  Cold- 
vater  avid  117  miles  from  Detroit.  Of  the 
siirroundino;  countrv  the  same  ra-iy  be  said  of 
it  as  may  be  said  of  the  entire  country  tra- 
versed by  the  xA.ir  Line  division  from  Jack- 
son to  Niles,  It  is  certainly  one  of  the  richest 
portions  of  Michigan,  well  adapted  to  tlie 
growth  of  every  class  of  farming  products. 

The  rivers  forming  a  junction  here  furnish 
a  good  water  power,  which  has  been  ver/ 
well  utilized.  The  manufacturino-  enter- 
prises  of  the  town  consist  of  a  foundry  and 
machine  shop,  an  extensive  clothes-pin  fac- 
tory, 2  flouring  mills,  a  saw  mill,  2  plan- 
ing mills  anfl  sash,  door  and  blind  factor- 
ies, a  stave  factory,  an  artificial  leg  manu- 
factoiy,  also  a  large  carriage  factory. 

In  school  buildings  the  town  is  rather  be- 
hind the  cige,  having  nothing  hut  an  cild 
wooden  building.  The  religious  wants  of 
the  people  are  carefully  looked  after  by  the 
•Oongregationalists,  Methodists,  and  Episco- 
palians, each  of  whom  have  good  edihces, 
the  tirsL  being  a  very  fme  brick.  A  good 
weekly  newspaper  is  published  here,  called 
the  Register.  Express — American.  Tele- 
graph— Western  Union,  Jerome  Bowen, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIKFCTOKY. 

Ackley  Aamiel  J,  grocer  and  restaurant. 

Bacon  Edv/ard  W,  meat  market. 

KakOi"  Timothy,  Physician. 

Barrett  A  R  &  Bro,  hardware. 

Beardsley  VVm  S,  propr  Tillow  House. 

Bedell  Stephen  P,  grocer. 

Benedict  Alanson,  druggist  and  news  dealer. 

Bloomfield,  physician. 

Bowen  Jerome,  justice  of  the  peace. 

BucU  Geo  W,  Am  Express  agent. 

Buell  Judson,  upholsterer. 

Buell  Martin  F,  station  agent  M.  C.  R.  R. 

Buell  &  Rheubotl.ou,  mnfrs  screen  doors  and 

refrigerators. 
Buell  iS:  Spring,  hardware. 
I5iU'i!C'tt  &'  HE|>2ey,  Planing  Mill,  Sash, 

Doors,  Blinds,  Etc. 
Carpenter  Samuel  1>,  wagon  maker. 
CllUSe  lliyaiU  It,  Watches,  Jewelry, 

Etc. 

Clark  Geo,  cigar  mnfr. 

Cooley  David  R,  real  estate  ami  insurance. 
Cooper  Al\  in  B,  cooper. 
Corbin  Samuel,  boots  and  shoes. 
Corbin  &  Tucker,  general  store. 
Cudaback  Mrs  Frank,  milliner. 
Daniels  L  R,  physician. 
Darrin  Garret  L,  blacksmith, 
Dicks  &  Co,  flouring  a\ul  saw  mill. 
Dunks  Wni  C,  pliysician,  ''vacuum  treat- 
ment." 


Eldridge,  cheese  factory,  7  miles  southeast  of 

village. 
Ewers  Henry  F,  physician. 
Ewers  H  F  &  C  E,  druggists. 
Fitzgerald,  physician. 

Preemyer  John  J,  propr  Union  City  House. 

Giesmar  Solomon,  clothing. 

Gulliford  John  H,  music  and  faiicy  goods. 

Hale  A  B,  physician. 

Hart  John  L,  gents'  furnishing  goods. 

H  inkle  Geo  W,  baker. 

Johnson  M  E,  tailor.  > 

Johnson,  cheese  factory,        miles  south  of 
village. 

Johnson  S;  Mingas,  proprs  Johnson  House, 
Lee  Edwin  L,  iiarness  maker. 
Leonard  6c  Antisdale,  general  store. 
Lewis  Mrs  Matt,  millinery  and  dressmaking. 
Loyal  Amanda,  telegraph  operator.  Depot. 
McClelian  Wm,  photographer. 
Mathews  Miss  E  J,  milliner. 
Mead  Hern-nd  C,  marble  works, 
rrierriiioid  Marc  A,  Attorney  and 

Counselor  at  Law. 
I^'lerriii  .Oavid  li,  Dealer  in  Lumber, 

Sash,  Doors,  Lime,  Coal,  Etc. 
Merrill  Bros,  lumher  dealers. 
ITiorclicaid  Diiiiiei  B,  Planing  Mill, 

Sash,  Doors,  Shingles  and  Turning. 
Morrell  &  Seymour,  hardware  and  groceries. 
Morriil  Ssildal,  Grocer  and  Dealer  in 

Produce. 

Nye  &  Hayner,  founders  and  machinists. 
Olmsted  Wm  D,  barber. 
Perry  Edwm,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Rose  John  S  &  Son,  meat  market. 
Kowcl!  J;ire<l      Restaurant  and  Dining 
Hall. 

m^ibiil  Cisarles,  Mnfr    of  Clothes  Pins 

and  Broom  and  Fork  Handles. 
Saunders  Chauncey  W,  boots  and  shoos. 
Smith  C  D,  tailor. 
Sherk  Edward,  physician. 
Shumway  Wm  E,  dry  goods. 
Siiiifli   Janacs    O,  Dentist,  4  Cooley 

Block. 

Smith  Syrenus  A,  blacksmith. 
IbiK'Mi:cr  J  A'  Jsloa,  Druggists  and  Gro- 
cers. 

Styles  George,  lawyer. 

Tillow  Hou>c,  W  S  Beardsley  jiropr. 

Twiss  Edward,  physician. 

Union  City  !Soiiso,  ]  J  Freomyer  Propr. 

Union  City  National  liank,  D  R  Coolev  pre<5, 

W  1'  Hiird  vice  pros,  C  T  Allen  ca-i>icr. 
Walsli  »V  lili^lO,  Carriage  ami  Wagon 

Makers. 
W.ukin  ,  X  Cro,  general  store. 
Well  man  John    |>,    Physician  anvl 

Surgeon. 

Wickorshatn  .\Irs  Sarah,  drca"^niaker. 
W\lbur  Pliilmdo  D,  furniture  dcalei. 
Wilder  A  H,  black.Muilh. 


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Wood  R  &  Co,  lumber  dealers. 
Zimmerman  Bros,  blacksmiths. 

UNION  HOME. 

A  small  village  containing  some  150  peo- 
ple, situated  in  Greenbush  to'.vnship,  Clinton 
county.  Pumps  and  fanning  mills  are  here 
manufactured  and  shipped.  It  is  8  miles 
north  of  Sr.  John'5,its  nearest  railway  station, 
and  has  a  daily  mail.  J.  C.  Barrus,  pcst- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Barrus  Mrs  M  A,  drebsmaker, 
Bo\\'en  W  H,  wagon  maker. 
Cowell  Mrs  Rose,  dressmaker. 
Loomis  L  G,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Mc'Master  Samuel,  hotel  propr. 
Post  L  H,  pump  mnfr. 
Stevens  W  M,  horse  dealer. 
Vannausgal  John,  blacksmith. 
Young  Miss  Mary,  milliner. 

UNION  PIEK, 

Union  Pier  is  a  small  village  near  Town 
Line  station  on  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  4 
miles  from  New  Bufialo.  It  is  in  Chickaiuing 
township,  Berrien  county,  on  the  shore  of 
lake  Michigan.  Population  150.  It  has 
one  handle  factory,  a  store  and  a  Baptist 
church.    R.  M.  Goodwin,- postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Gonory  W  A,  railnxxd  agent. 
Goodwin  R  M  &  Co,  general  store  and  lum- 
ber mnfrs. 
Mallory  M-  G,  blacksmith. 
Meechen  Rev  Moses  (Baptist). 
Wildrick  James,  hotel  propr. 

UNIONVrLLE. 

A  place  of  225  population,  in  the  to\vnships 
of  Akron,  Geneva  and  Columbia,  in  Tuscola 
county,  14  miles  north  of  Caro,  3  miles  from 
the  shore  of  Saginaw  bay,  and  7  south  of 
Sebewaing.  It  is  in  a  region  of  good  tann- 
ing land,  has  'a  flouring  and  saw  mill  and 
2  sash  and  door  factories,  and  ships  wheat, 
S([uare  oak  timber,  staves  and  lumber. 
Unionville  has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  John 
Staleyjr.,  postmaster. 

BL^SINE.eS  DIRECTORY. 

Abbey  C  S,  hotel  propr. 
Durkee  R  \V  &  Son,  j^er^eral  store. 
Greentield  &  Staley,  general  store. 
Gron;^er  George  M,  druggist  and  physician. 
Hill  &.  C",  hotel  propr>>. 
Kelscy  John  &  Son,  sash  and  blind  fact')iy, 
Morviu  H  C  ^  Co,  ^'eneral  store. 
Springer  ^  Vaughan,  flouring  and  saw  mill. 
Staiey  John  jr,  notary  ['\ililic  and  collection 
agent. 

Surine  Rohwell,  survcyoi". 

Town  A  Bjsa.ih  and  blind  factory. 


E  GAZETTEER         '  UTI 


UTIOA. 

Utica  is  a  grov.  ing  village  on  the  D.  &  B. 
C,  R.  R,,  in  Shelby  and  Sterling  tovrnships, 
Macomb  courity,  24  miles  north  of  Detroii, 
and  9  west  of  Mt.  Clemens.  It  is  on  Clinton 
river,  and  on  the  line  of  the  old  Clinton 
Kalamazoo  canal,  which  though  not  now 
u.-ed  for  navigation  purposes,  atrbrds  a  mag- 
nincent  water  power,  upon  which  2  flourim; 
niills  are  ma^iatained.  The  idace  was  settled 
as  early  as  1S17,  and  was  years  ago  connect- 
ed with  Detroit  b\v  railway,  known  as  the 
Detroit  &  Shelby  R.  R.  It  was  a  strap  rail. 
Tue  ties  rotted  out,  au'l  the  road  w^.s  aban- 
doned, the  traftic  of  the  country  not  warrant- 
ing  its  renewal.  The  road  bed  is  now  used 
in  part  by  the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.  Utica  now 
contains  a  population  of  Soo.  It  ships  flour, 
lumber  and  cbicesc.  Express,  American. 
Telegraph,  Atlantic  &  Paciflc.  Alex.  Grant, 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Abernethy  Marvin,  boots  and  shoes. 
Adair  E  P,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Adair  Geo  E, surveyor  and  real  estate  agent. 
Andrus  W  W  &  Son,  drug^i.sts. 
Brownell  Wm,  physician. 
Burgess  C  O,  general  store. 
Chapoton  D,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Davis  G  M  F,  physician. 
Firman  o:  Mitchell,  general  store. 
Ford  C  H,  photographer. 
Freer  A  W,  propr  Utica  Exchange. 
Grant  Alex,  stationer. 
Hetsler     Deuel,  blacksmiths. 
Hubert  Michael,  meat  market. 
Kaps  Joseph,  carriage  maker  and  blacksmith. 
I\Oliog;g  Frank,  Dentist,  cor  Cass  and 
M^in. 

Knignt  P  A,  physician. 

J^awrciioe  R  S,  Saw  Mill  and  Agent 

Phoenix  Insurance  Co. 
McCullough  H,  station  agent  and  telegraph 

operator, 
Merrill  S  S,  cabinet  maker. 
Monfort  P,  jeweler. 

Norton  Thomas,  carriage  maker  and  black- 
smith. 
Pi  out  R  J,  blacksmith. 
Rober>>on  &  Chapel,  flouring  mill. 
Robinson  David,  harness  maker. 
Ruby  John,  grocer. 

St  John  S  P,  general  store  and  lumber  yard. 

Shetterl)  Seth  K,  lawyer. 

Simmons  F  J,  wagon  maker. 

Slitcr  R  H,  h;\rdv\are  and  stoves. 

.Sitmmcrs  &  Leech,  growers. 

Wagnor  Adam,  hardw.ire  Rnd  stoves. 

Wcntworth      Bromley,  saloon. 

\Vllkin>  Geo.  fv>un>lry  and  pnxince  dctler. 

Wiilvin.N  &  Smith,  black>n\it!»  . 

Young  &  Wilcox,  general  merchants. 


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VANDALIA. 

The  little  viilage  of  Vandalia  is  located 
Ti'-'ar  Young's  prairie,  on  the  M.  C.  R..  R.  air 
line,  15  Uiiies  west  of  Three  Rivers,  and  iS 
e.ist  of  Niles.  It  is  in  the  township  of  I'enn, 
Cass  county,  5  miles  east  of  Cassopolis,  and 
contains  a  population  of  about  500. 

Its  location  is  a  little  unfortunate,  being 
larsfelv  in  a  hollow  or  ravine.  Christian 
creek  arlords  a  small  water  power.  The 
nu'inufacturing  interests  of  the  town  are  a 
flouring  mill,  a  handle  factory,  a  saw  mill,  2 
planing  mills,  a  foiwidry,  a  barrel  factory  and 
a  furniture  manufactory.  The  public  build- 
inj;^s  consist  of  a  new  $6, coo  school  house 
and  one  church,  Disciple.  The  Methodists 
and  Quakers,  or  Friends,  contemplate  build- 
ing shortly.  Settled  1S49.  Express,  Ameri- 
can. Telegraph,  'Western  Union.  William 
L.  Chambeilin,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Baldwin  Murray,  grocer. 
Bonine  J  B  &  Co,  clothiers. 
Bristol  A,  furniture. 

Canip  Warren  W,  manufacturers  agent. 
Chatnberlin  Wm  L,  general  store. 
Crosby  Nelson  J,  cooper. 
Dodge  Charles  R,  propr  Dodge  House. 
I><KigO  Ifi«mse,C  R  Dodge  propr.  {See 
adv.) 

Elliott  Joseph  E,  grocer. 
Feathers  Frank,  wagon  maker, 
P'enor  Richard,  blacksmith. 
Hanes  Orvine,  restaurant. 
Harris  John,  broom  maker. 
Jason  Robert,  tinsmith. 
Johnson  John,  druggist. 
Jones  Geo,  livery  stable. 
Kline  &  Snyder,  grist  mill. 
Linder  Geo  L,  lawyer. 
Losee  D  M  &  Bro,  druggists. 
Lutes  J  &  Son,  general  store. 
Marrs  Geo  W,  barber. 
Mulrine  Wm,  carpenter. 
Osborn  Gideon  S,  grocer. 


Osborn  Leander,  physician. 

Phiilips  Horace  H,  physician. 

Reiff  Bros  &  Co,  agricultural  implements. 

Rudd  Alon.^o  B.  iiardware. 

Russey  Charles  blacksmith. 

Russev  Mrs  Marv,  milliner. 

Sherwood    Mrs    Sarah,    propr  Sherwood 

House, 
Shilling  J  &  H  R,  grocers. 
vSmith  Charles  W,  grocer. 
Smith  J  W  ti  &  Co,  saw  mill  and  handle 

factory. 

§tisrr  Jojii""]*!!  Iv,  Attorney  and  Coun- 
selor at  Law. 

Tlsompsoii  MeiTitt  A,  Attorney  and 

Counselor  at  Law. 
Thorp  Alexander  L,  physician  and  justice  of 

the  peace. 
Thorp  (Sc:  Green,  general  store. 
Towjsvewd  4fc  Baird.  Bankers. 
Van  Antwerp  S  \V,  shoemaker. 
Waldorff  Lewis,  express  and  stati':n  agent 

and  telegraph  operator. 
AVright  John  S,  physician. 


VASSAR. 

The  metropolitan  village  of  Tuscola 
county,  a  flourishing  place  on  the  1).  «Is:  B. 
C.  R.  R.,  84  miles  from  Detr-ut,  and  20 
southeast  of  Bay  City.  It  is  on  Cass  river, 
which  is  iu^proved  for  water  power.  The 
I  village  contains  a  woolen  mill,  a  pump  fac- 
tor}', a  tannery,  a  basket  factor.-,  a  sash, 
door  and  blind  factory,  a  flouring  mill,  2 
saw  mills,  2  foundries,  a  brick  yard,  etc., 
also  a  weekly  newspaper,  the  Pioneer.  Set- 
tled in  1849;  village  incorported  in  1S72. 
j  Present  population,  1,500.  Lumber,  shin- 
gles, wheat,  oats,  potatoes  and  corn  are 
shipped.  Express,  American.  Telegraph. 
Atlantic  &  Pacific.    J.  A.  Scott,  postma?ler. 

ni'SINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Adams  C  S,  foun<iry. 
Adams  ds:  Delano,  saw  mill. 


iff)  afL  i^U  ^el*  liU  J4} 


C.  R.  DODGE,  Proprietor. 
VANDALIA,         ...  MICHIGAN. 


T/iis  House  //as  recently  cJuDii^ed  Iiaiuxs  orii/  is  now  one  of  the 
7ieatest  and  best  fui  nislied  Hotels  in  Central  Afie/ii^an. 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


VER 


Americfiia  Express  C'o,  Janies  A 

Soott  Agent. 
KiiSACroft  .lollM        Hardware,  Stoves 

and  Tinware. 
Barnum  C  S,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker, 
Bassett  Mrs  A  J,  millinery. 
Bourns  F,  real  estate. 
Bourns  John  EI,  barber. 

X*rai.liCr<l  John  YV^  Saddle  and  Har- 
ness Maker. 
Brockway  H  A,  physician, 
Ballard  Edwin  A,  drugs. 
Buliard  Eugene  F,  harness  maker. 
Burgess  J  H,  confectionery  and  books. 
Caine  &  Morgan,  brick  makers. 
Canipbell  House,  near  depot. 
Case  P  M,  grocer. 

Chamberlain  &  ?.Iontague,  livery  stable. 

Curry  Zvl  R,  hotel  propv. 

Curtis  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker.     *  . 

E'avis  Lewis  C,  physician. 

Elbmger  Marks,  clothing. 

Fell  S,  station  agent. 

Gardner  Moses  D,  blacksmith. 

Harrington  oc  Emerson,  general  store. 

Hariington  G  S  &  Co,  furniture  and  sash  and 
blind  mnfrs. 

Hoyt  John  P,  lawyer. 

IIi!8tols  BeMjaJiaiu  Lawyer. 

Huston  (Sc  fioy,  lawyers. 

Iroii*i  O  IS       Co,  Grocers. 

Jewell  Hiram  W,  confectionery,  books,  etc. 

Jev.-eil  House,  M  R  Curry  propr. 

Johnson  James,  druggist  and  grocer. 

Johnson  Wm,  physician. 

Klyne  Thonlas.  pump  factory. 

Lake,  Huston  &  Co,  hardware. 

Lewis  F  Stanton,  physician. 

M'cConnell  Gilbert,  propr  Vassar  House. 

McCormick  John  H,  miller. 

McFail  \V  B,  blacksmith. 

McHose  B  F,  saw  mill. 

McHose  Bros  &  Bancroft,  hardware. 

McXIOSe  ct:  C-J^'^t^  General  Store. 

McPher.ion  5;  Clouston,  jewelers. 

Meehan  Frank,  foundry. 

Merritt  ^  ITtcC'ormiclk.,  Grocers. 

ITSiHer  K  W  A:  F,  Grain  and  Pro- 
duce. 

Mirhrle  John  \V,  jeweler. 

Moodie  Mrs  S  G.  milliner. 

Xiohols  C  11  A  I.  U,  Marble  Works. 

North  M  I)     Co,  general  store. 

North  &  Selden,  woolen  mills. 

I>jtiiiil  .f  osiiili  IC.  Homeopathic  Physician 

Riggs  \V  F,  groceries  and  liquors. 

Sl'o^n  .I«nn»s  A,  Postmaster  and  Agent 

.AmeriLan  I  \proN>.  Co. 
Smith  &  Graham,  basket  mnfr.s. 
'I'a]i(ien  ()  vS:  Co,  agricultural  implements 
Tavhu  F  H,  lawyer. 

Pliot(>graphers. 


I 

1 

i  Trotter  A  &  Sons,  proprs  Tuscola  County 
Pioneer. 

Thicker  Tiionipskon,  Billiard  Saloon. 
Tiss^eoXo  CoisMfy  Pioneer,  (Weekly), 

A  Trotter  Cx  S'^n-  Proprs. 
Vassar  House^  Gilbert  McConnell  propr. 
Wagner  John  H,  meat  market. 
Warren  Alcnzo,  furniture. 
\Vilber  Andrew  B,  jeweler. 
AVilder  E  J,  drugs. 
Williamson  &  Tavlor,  tannery. 

VENTURA. 

A  village  of  Holland  tov/nship,  Ottawa 
county,  1 6  miles  southeast  of  Grand  Haven. 
Population  300.  Ship  to  Holland,  7  miles 
northwest.  Ventura  is  in  a  rlne  peach  coun- 
try, and  these  with  strawberries,  wood,  lies 
and  bark  are  exported.  G.  W.  Jocelyn,  post- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Ausserker  John,  contractor. 
Bosch  Rev  Charles  F. 

Boyce  James,  wood,  railroad  ties  and  bark. 

Carroll  Frank,  wood  and  railroad  ties. 

Clapper  M  J,  physician. 

Clow  L  H,  saw  mill  and  general  store. 

Davis  Nelson,  blacksmith. 

r)t-Condres  J  P,  saw  mill  and  general  store. 

Finegan  Bros,  timber  mnfrs. 

Gust  John  D,  grocer  and  vessel  owner. 

Jocelyn  G  W,  general  store. 

VERMONTVILLE. 

Vermontville  is  a  thriving  little  village  of 
600  inhabilanls,  in  the  township  of  the 
same  name,  in  tlie  western  part  of  E.Tton 
county.  It  is  on  Thornapple  river,  and  on 
the  G.  R.  V.  branch  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R.,  12 
miles  west  of  Charlotte,  and  122  from  Detroit. 
It  is  in  a  tine  hardwood  country,  se:ilcd  at  an 
early  day  and  well  improved.  Wheat,  pork, 
lumber  and  hoops  are  shipped  away.  Its 
manufactures  include  one  or  more  each  of 
flouring  mills,  saw  mills,  hai-idle  factories, 
last  factories,  hoop  factories  and  brickyards. 
There  are  also  a  bank  and  a  weekly  news- 
paper,  the  EnUt prise,  and  a  liberal  supply  of 
churches,  schools,  etc.  Telegraph — West- 
ern Union.  Express — American.  W.  A. 
Dickenson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRKCTORY. 

Aklerm.ni  .Andrew,  meat  market. 
Armstr<»ng  David  S,  propr  New  England 

House, 
liarber  Homer  G.  banker. 
Barl)er  Bros,  hardware. 

Benedict  Wm  H,  grocer,  dealer  in  gr.^in  and 

produce. 
Bi\by  .NIr>  S,  photographer. 
Bovlinc  \  Hammond,  furniture. 


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AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


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Brown Inc;  Gt'orpe  W.  jTocer  and  cou'et-Lion- 
ery. 

Dickenson  Wm  A,  hooks  nnti  sran. .nery. 

Duiilap  I.L'vi  A,  druggi-L. 

Fiuley  Albert  A,  l^arber. 

Fleming-  James,  boots  and  shi.e-.. 

Glea^on  \.  Dun  lap,  millinerv, 

G<">Iden  James  H.  station  agent  G.  R.  V.  K.K. 

Green  Vhilip  L,  physician. 

Guun  Perry,  painter. 

Haiice  M  A  .\:  Go,  vlrv  i'Ood<. 

Mill  J>>lr!J.  rr->pr  Vermontville  iiou>e. 

Hull  Ciiailc.j  drugs,  l)OOt>-  and  shoes  arid 

groceries. 
.Hyde  &  Ra\v.>on,  \vai,^on  maimers. 
Lane  Charles  J,  physician 
Marsh  John,  harness  maker. 
Martin  Henry  J,  genera !  siwrc 
Metcair  Michael,  l^hicksunth. 
New  Englar.d  House,  D  S  Ann.-trong,  propr. 
Parmenler  William,  physician. 
Porter  Stewart  H,  sa\\-  niiil. 
Purchis  WiiliaRi  D,  i:^ri:^t  milk  1)4  mile•^  we^t 

of  village. 
Remailie  Bros,  lumber  mnfr-s. 
Remailie  iV"  McCotter,  cheese  r.;ctory, 
Sackett  William,  Iiver%-. 
Scot  ford  Edc;ar  H,  shoemaker. 
Sherman  Andrew  £,  restaurant  and  grocer. 
Spellman  Darwin  R,  grocer. 
Stebhins  Oraniel  G,  grist  mill. 
Tabor  John  A,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Tracey  &  Hulett,  blacksmiths.     '  ' 
Vermontville  Enterprise  (weekly  ),  J  C  Wor 

cester,  editor  anil  [iropr. 

YeTiJioml vlUe  Ifioiise,  John  Hill 

Propr. 

Warner  David  M,  brick  maker. 
Worcester  John  C,  propr  Vermontville  En- 
terprise. 


VERNON, 

Vernon  is  an  incorporated  village  ofabciut 
700  inhabitants,  in  the  townshi))  of  \'ernnn,' 
Shiawassee  county.  It  is  on  tin.-  D.  .S:  M.  R. 
R.,  70  miles  from  Detroit,  and  5  east  of  Cor- 
unna.  It  has  ;\  paper  mill,  a  flouring  mill,  a 
stave  factorv  and  a  saw  mill,  the  product  of  ill 
of  which,  together  with  farm  produce,  is 
shipped.  Express — An\erican.  Telegraph 
—Western  Union.  A.  F.  West.-ott,  post- 
master. 

I  HLSI  NKSS  |)rKK(  -fDR  V. 

American  Expre<^  Co.  A.  W.  NichoU.  ageiU. 
Bryant  Edward  D,  barber  -hop  and  news 
dep(»t. 

Hu<h  l-'.r"s,  ■.ta\c  .md  lie.iding  mnfis. 
Clark  Charles  S,  hardware. 
Clark  Heniy,  boots  and  shoes, 
(.'ooprr  Geo  H,  dru-jgist. 
Crippeii  .\.bran],  bku:ksmiih. 
Drum  John  W,  merchant  tailor. 
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Garrison  W  D  c\;  A,  genera!  store. 
Gu.ss  &  Bird,  grocers. 
Giahani  Wm,  propr  F^agle  Hotel, 
(ii'ttir.g  Anthony,  -iiuggist  and  grocer. 
Holdrcge  I  C  &  Son,  blacksmiths  and  wagon 
makers, 

Holiuden  Richard,  watches  and  jewelry. 
Holmes,  Livcrniore  &  Co,  nuUiners. 
IIoj;kins  lS:  Ratidolph,  wagon  and  carriage 


makers. 


Johnson  (leo  K,  hotel. 

Johnstone  Janics,  wagon  maker. 

Jones  E  H  oc  So.n,  founders  and  niachin.ists. 

Jvelty  Gcv.j  i  1^  grocery  and  feed  -tore. 

Kinsman  Emanuei,  meat  market. 

Krcil  Otto,  harness  maker. 

Long  &  Dorrance,  furniture. 

I^ovley  Thonia-.  boot  and  shoemaker. 

McKercher  Alex,  livery  stable. 

Nichols  A  W  Sc  Co,  general  store. 

Riiudes  Mortimer  1),  boot  an<i  shoemaker. 

Roche    Thomas,  station  agent  and  telegraph 

o['eraior. 
Scully  Myruu  C,  physiciaii. 
Shiawassee  Mill  C<),  lumber  and  flour  mnfrs, 

2  miles  w  of  village. 
Shiawassee  Paper  Co,  (Newberry  Bros)  paper 

mnfrs,  2  miles  w  of  village. 
Spencer  .vndresv  J,  grocery  and  saloon. 
Weeden  Charles  P,  groi,er  and  shoemaker. 
Westcott  Aruny  F,  hardware. 
W^estern  Union  Telegraph  Co. Thomas  Roche 

agent. 

Winans  Th'>>  T,  grocerv  and  restaurant. 
Wyiie  Jame>>,  iilucksuiith. 


VERONA. 

'  A  hamlet  in  the  township  of  Emmet,  Cal- 
houn county,  on  Battle  cicek.  I  mile^ 
northeast  of  the  city  of  Battle  Creek.  There 
is  a  saw  and  flouring  mill  here  owned  by 
William  Merriit.    There  is  no  postoffice. 


i  VERONA  MILLS. 

j  A   hamlei    ia   Hudson    county,  12  miles 

i  w  est  of  .Sand  Boch  and  9  ea>t  of  Bad  .\xc, 

I  ;he  count\  >cat.     It  contuins  saw  and  irrist 

j  mi  MS.  a  tannery,  etc.    Mail  tri  weekly. 

i  VICKERYVILLE. 

.V  muhU  \ill.ige  of  Bu>hnell  township, 
Montcalm  comuy,  12  miles  sor.the  1st  of  St.in 
i  ton  and  17  north  of  Muir.  whence  it  receives 
I  •  tri  weekly  mail,  lis  ne:irost  rnilwav  stu- 
lion  i.N  .Sherid.Tn,  7  niiie>  weM.  Wheat,  corn, 
clover  .«ccd.  hiittcr  and  eg;.»s  .-^re  the  princip.xl 
.TTticleh  oi  ^htpmciu.  I..  C.  Jenks,  po»i. 
master. 

IU->l\Ks>   iMKh*  lOR\. 

Itnchehler  Ih  iiry,  cabinet  maker, 
Bak«r  M,  ci^rprnicr. 


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MICFriGAN  5TATK  GAZETTEER. 


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Baker  &  De  Hart,  carpenters. 

De  Hart  A  S,  hufcher. 

De  flart  Samnei,  cari)eiUer. 

De  Hart  \\^xi\  A,  nii;.-icia.ri. 

Jenks  Geo  L.  ma-ou. 
'  Jenks  L  C,  jj^en.eral  store. 

Ht-'isler  Daniel,  saw  Uiiil. 

Pvamson  Thomas,  propr  Clark'.- 
-Swein  Mary,  dress  maker. 
.Ternplin  E  E,  blacksmith. 


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VICTOR. 

A  po^toffice  of  Victor  towii.-bip,  CUnioii 
county,  12  mile.s  southcc?st  of  St.  John's,  arH 
5  south  of  SheparclsvilJe,  on  the  D.  &  M.  R. 
R.  ;  Laingsburgh,  however,  5  miles  south- 
east, on  the  J.  L  &  S.  R.  R.,  is  the  usua! 
sliipping  station  f)r  the  ncighborhooH.  Ii 


VICSSBURG. 

An  incorporated  village  pariiy  in  the  town 
of  Schoolcraft  aiid  partly  in  i?rn.dy,  Kalama- 
zoo county.  13  miles  southeast  of  Kalamazoo 
at  the  intersection  of  the  G.  R.  T.  R.  R., 
and  C.  k.  L.  H.  R.  R.,  being-  23  miles  south- 
west of  Battle  Creek,  23  north  of  .Stur-is  and 
6  miles  east  of  Schoolcraft.  Portage  ri\  er 
supplies  water  power.  A  good  prairie  and 
o.'ik-opeuing  coualry  suirounds  it  and  grain 
principally  is  cultivated.  In  the  way  of 
manufacture^,  Vi'^'=----f 


has  a   semi-weekly  mail 
postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

Hollister  Isaac  T,  physician. 
Mulder  Henry,  harrress  maker. 
Stiison  A  B,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Upton  James,  u  ag-m  maker. 
\\'inans  J  R,  blacksmitii. 


J.  C.  Br- 


nsoR, 


mg 


,KSIJU.  I.-r      iMaS     two  pi;.'. 

mills,  a  saw  mill,  a  grist  mill  and  a  handle 
factory.  Population  1,000.  Express — Ameri- 
can and  U!>i;ed  Slates.  Telegraph — V/e.^t- 
e)  11  Uni(;n.     E.  T.  Trimmer,  postmaster. 

tiUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

B.irnes  J  W,  furniture. 

Briggs  &  A.nderson,  saw  anil  grist  mill. 

Bush  \V  H,  station  agent. 

Chapman  O  W,  physician, 

Cunningham  J,  station  agent. 

I^ay  &  Erench. -butchers. 

Fehr  L  W,  Ijarness  maker. 

Fisk  S  black-^mith. 

Flint  &  Kimball,  grocers. 

Fox  Mrs  A  M.  milliner. 

Franklin  D,  hotel  propr. 

Fulton  James,  grocer. 

Gould  W  M,  planing  mill  and  handle  fact-^ry, 
Hawkins  J  E,  agent  American  E\[)ress  Co- 
Plill  M,  furniture. 
Hubbard  R  S  <.\:  f'  Oj  general  st^)re. 
Jones  N  V,  tinner. 
Kidder  J  M,  drugs.  ' 
Ivimball  D,  hardware. 
Long  John,  druggist. 
i\TcElvane  J  W,  hotel  propr. 
McMaster  f  W,  harness  maker. 
Moflatt  &  Moffatt,  hotel  proprs. 
Oman  Si  Caldwell,  boots  and  >hoej.  I 
Parmeter  J  E,  wagon  maker.  j 
Rayner  T,  clothing.  j 
Robinson  E  J,  baker.  j 
Smith  E,  physician.  1 
Taylor  Mrs  O  E.  milliner.  ' 
Triinmer  V.  T     Co,  general  store.  1 
Van  Dusen  M,  furniture.  ' 
Wnrthingion  .\r,  carriage  maker  and  black-  ' 
smith.  I 
Young  Bros,  hardware. 


VICTORY. 

A  handet  in  Mason  co.mty,  7  miies  north- 
east of  Ludington.  It  is  on  the  Little  Au 
Sable  river,  and  has  one  saw  mill.  Popula- 
tion ICO.  The  place  v.as  first  settled  in 
1864  hy  N.  L.  Bird.  Wheat,  hay  and  p  ^ta- 
toes  are  grown,  and  lumber  shij/ped.  Rich- 
ard Rayne,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIKECT.JRY. 

Abby  Mahlon,  carpenter. 
Bird  N  L,  harness  maker. 
Brown  R  R,  harnes.s  maker. 
Hathaway  Jesse  B,  wagon  maker. 
Leguise  Peter,  blacksmith. 
Mackey  &  Barton,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Rayne  Richard,  general  store. 


VIENNA. 

[See  Pine  Run. ) 


VINCENT. 

A  |<ostofifice  in  the  town  of  Clyde,  St.  Clair 
C(uinty,  7  miles  uorthwe>t  of  Port  Huron,  on 
Black  river,  in  a  farming  section,  of  which 
hay  and  o.ats  are  the  staples.  It  has  a  tri- 
weekly mail.  Helen  B.  Manning,  postmis- 
tress. 

Fl'SlNKSS  DIRECTORY. 
McNaughton  Alexander,  stock  raiser 
Picket  John,  carpenter. 


VOLINIA. 

A  station  on  the  C.  ^K;  L.  II.  R.  R..  15 
nuic^  southwest  of  Schoolcr.aft  anil  9  above 
Cassrtpolis.    ^Si:e  Wakcke,) 

VOLINIA. 

.\  small  village  containing  100  inhabitants, 
in  the  town>*hip  of  .s.ime  name,  Cass  County, 
10  miles  notih  of  Cassopolis,  an»l  8  south  of 
Dcratni.  It  js  oti  I),  iw  .TgLic  creek, 
ships  farm  produce,  and  has  a  tri-weekly 
mail.    II  S.  Rogers,  poslmaslcr. 


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U  us  I N  ESS  D I REC  TOR  Y. 

tiara  Geo  teacher. 
Green  Anius,  flouring  mill, 
liamnion.i  Geo,  caipentei'  and  juiner. 
Poor  S  B,  biack-smith. 
Rogers  H  S,  geaoral  store. 
She'.ine  loseph,  cnrpenter, 
ThonipSijfi  F  M,  uiasoii. 

VRIESLAND. 

A  Dutch,  settlement  in  Ottav/u  comity,  on 
the  line  of  the  Cirand  Raj-ids  branch  of  the 
C.  &  J...  S.  R.  R.,  ij  miles  from  Grand 
Rapids  and  S  from  Hoihaud.  G<.>rn,  wheat, 
barley,  potatoes,  hay  and  onions  are  pro- 
duced ia  the  vicinity.  Ship  to  Zeeland,  2 
nrdes  north.     Kave!  Mulder,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  L)lRi:CTr)KY. 

Boist  Petei,  teacher. 

Boscli  Henry^  justice  of  the  peace. 

Cats  Jacob,  pxainter. 

Den  Heisler  Christian,  railroad  a^^ent. 

DeFree  Rev  Peter. 

DePree  Anna,  carpenter. 

Plomstra  Frank,  carpenter, 

Housma  J.  b'jot  and  shoemaker. 

Knol  iNlrs  H  G,  general  store. 

Kooystra  T  B,  cooper. 

Marriots  Wm,  carpenter. 

Mulder  Kavel,  notary  public. 

Nienmeyer  John,  carpenter. 

Pelgrim  Avie,  wagon  maker. 

Pieter  Visker,  boot  and  shiX-maker. 

Unl^erg  Y,  boc>t  and  shoemaker. 

Vander  Boon  C,mail  carrier. 

Wie^vema  L)ou\ve,  general  store. 

Visker  Dick,  blacksmith. 

WACEDAH. 

A  postofrice  in  Meriominee  counts,  rm  ihe 
C.  &  N.  \V.  R.  R.,  20  miles  north  of  Mo- 
nominee, and  correspcmding  to  Porter  Slation. 

WACOUSTA, 

A  small  viUage  iu  Clinton  county,  town- 
ship of  Watertou  n,  22  miles  southwest  of  St. 
Johns,  and  4  miles  north  of  Ingersoll's  Sta- 
tion, on  the  D.  \..  &  L.  M.  R.  R.,  its  near- 
est railroad  point.  It  has  watrr  power  on 
Looking-gki>-  river  in  au  A  No.  I  farming 
country  It  shi[)s  Hour  and  himlicr.  Population 
200.  Mail  daily.  F.  K.  D.ivis,  postmaster. 
BUSINESS   DIH  KCTORY. 

Atlee  Thomas,  miller. 

Bateman  Daniel,  cooper. 

Probst  i)anicl,  tnason. 

(Junipliell  GeOj  carpenter. 

Carusan  Menry,  lioot  and  shoemaker. 

Daniclls  l.).t\  id  J.  hiw  yer. 

Daniells  1  andoii,  hivvvor. 

Daniells  Nathaniel  J,  notary  public. 

DanielU  Nelson,  general  stoi''. 


.  Davis  Fr;ink  E,  groceries  and  hardware. 
'  Force  Joh.n  W,  blacksmith. 

flarrington  Peander.  l)itot  runl  shoemaker. 

Hazard  Stanton  E.  physician. 
1   Hurlhurt  Oliver  L.  nuliv.  right. 
i  Jarman  Henry  J,  miller, 
j  Kline  Wm  H,  physician. 
!  Man/er  Seymour  A,  physician, 
i   Plass  Philip  H,  black>mith. 
1  F.oot  Rev  Edward  (Methodist). 

Rose  2>rorman  C,  carpenter. 
:  Sherman  Daniel,  hotel  {)ropr. 

Wood  Rev  Wm  ^  Baptist]. 

i  WAHJEMEGA. 

A  village      about  100  inhabitants  in  the 
township  of  Indian  Fields,  Tu?cola  county, 
4  jriiles  soiithwest  of  Caro,  and  25  east  of 
i  Saginaw.     It  is  on  Cass  river^  and  has  a  good 
water  pov.-er.    There  are  grist  and  saw  mills, 
,  and  hiiiiljer  and  flour  are  shipped.  Reese, 
;   121/2  UMle.-.  west  on  the  D.  &  B.  C.  f<.  R.,  is 
:  its  shipping  station.    Mail    daily.    W.  A. 
ilciirtt,  postma-^ter. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Hcaitt  V>'m  A,  genera!  store. 
Newkirk  L  N,  propr  Newkirk  House. 
Van  Love  Alexander,  general  store. 

I  WAKELEE. 

The  postottice  Ci^rre>p.)ndi]ig  to  Volinia 
Station,  on  the  C.  &;  L.  H.  R.  R..  9  miles 
northeast  of  Cassopoli-.,  and  15  southwest 
of  Schoo'crafr.  It  is  a  small  place  with  no 
interests  worthy  of  mention. 

WAKESHNA. 

A  postoffice  in  the  southeast  part  of  Kal- 
amazoo county.  26  miles  southeast  from 
Kalama/^oo,  and  9  niiles  northwest  of  L'^nion 
City,  on  the  Air  Line  of  the  M.  C.  R.  R,,  its 
nearest  station.  It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail, 
k.  Skid  more,  p»oslmasler. 

KUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Beam  Rev  (Reform). 
Briggs  — .  pliysician. 
Fauiico  Rev  ( Christiaii ). 
(jreen  William,  gener\I  store. 
Hu.xley  C,  general  store. 
Skidmore  C  M,  saw  mill. 
Si"»u!es,  physician. 
.Stijti  &  Bro,  saw  mill. 
Turner  A,  saw  mill. 
Vanfleet  Rev  E  P  (MethodistK 


Wx\KESHMA  CENTER. 


WALDENBURGH. 

.\  po>ti<(l\ce  in  Nla^'onih  cv)unl\.  6  mdcs 
nortltwe^t  of  Ml  Clomens,  whence  it  h.ts  a 
semi-weekly  niaii. 


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Bahlinu;  Rev  John,  (Lutheran.) 

Bolly  John  C,  posta;astei-  aiul  genernl  store. 

Eckart  Adolph,  g^c.ieral  siore, 

Pcaters  Godler,  geaerai  .>tore. 

Sohott  John,  saw  mill. 

Swan  Rev  Christian,  (Lutheran,  j 

WALES. 

A  postoffice  in  St.  Clair  county.  i.|  miles 
west  of  Port  Huion,  and  3  suuth  of  (.ri):)ii- 
ell's  station,  on  the  C.  .'v  L.  H.  R.  R,  It 
has  a  semi-weekly  mail. 


WALLAGEVILLE. 

A  ^postoffice  in  the  town  of  Dearborn, 
Wayne  county.  I4  miles  west  of  Detroit,  ^ 
north  of  Dearborn,  and  13/  soiii.h  of  Fi,sh- 
er's  station,  on  the  D.  L.  oc  L.  NL  R.  R.  It 
has  a  tri- weekly  mail. 

WALLED  LAKE. 

Walied  Lake  is  .1  villai^e  of  200  inhabi- 
lants,  in  the  town  of  Commerce,  Oakland 
county,  14  miles  s  luthwest  of  Pun.iac,  and 
234:  east  of  Wixom,  on  the  F.  P.  M.  R. 
R.,  with  which  a  lintr  of  stages  connects  it. 
The  place  takes  its  name  from,  the  lake 
upon  which  it  is  situated,  which  in  turn  de- 
rives its  name  from  a  curious  rock  forma- 
tion at  its  lower  end,  which  the  antiqua- 
rians and  geologist-  hav-  ne\  er  )-t;t  come  to 
a  satisfactory  conclusion  in  regard  to  — as  to 
whether  it  U  a  natural  formation  jModuced 
by  the  aqtioii  of  ice  on  a  renmaiU  of  tiic 
work  of  i)reliistoric  man.  It  has  excited  a 
good  deal  of  discussion,  and  diawn  to  tiie 
loc:ility  many  curious  visit-.us.  Pnis,  with 
the  natural  beauty  of  the  place,  the  fine 
fishing  in  the  lake,  and  its  reafly  accessibil- 
ity by  rail,  have  mn  !c  U'llle  l  l/,ike  •iiiitc  a 
popular  place  of  summer  resort,  and  an  ex- 
cellent ho:eI  is  miintained  there.  There 
are  Methodist  and  H^piist  churches  in  the 
village,  a  >iw  mill,  etc.  It  has  a  daily  mail. 
Koswell  Weaver,  po^imaaer. 

lU'Sl.N  KSS   DIREC  lORY. 

Baker  Abner  D,  carpenter. 

Bateman  James  D,  lawyrr. 

Calkins  Ezra,  carjjenter. 

Gennel  Wm,  bl.icksmilh. 

Howard  R  .S.  L^eneral  store. 

Iloyt  James  M,  physician. 

Humphrey  Jamc-  [>.  general  store. 

Moore  J  J,  lumber  innfr. 

Palmer  Henry,  blacksmith. 

Peabody  C,  hotel  piopr. 

Picki'l  John,  cooper. 

Rowe  Rev  Wm  K  1  Ikipti.st). 

Severance  John,  boot  and  .shoemaker. 

Sly  l^aniel,  wagon  maker. 

Tcnscott  Rev  t  Mctliodisi  KpisCopih. 


Thornhili  John,  general  store. 
Tyler  Merrill,  mason. 
Watson  John  M,  miller. 
Wilfere  Tliomas,  butcher. 
Woodman  Charles,  carpe-iUT'r. 


WALTON. 

A  postoitice  and  raiiv.ay  siatio;:  on  ih  -  G 
R.  &  I.  R.  R.,  119  miles  abo'.  e  Grand.  P,.apiu 
and  66  south  of  Petoskey.     It  is  the  jioin 
from  whence  the  Traverse  City  branch  divei 
ges,  and     21  miles  southeast  of  that  place 

RUSlN'f.SS  DIRE.rrO.IY. 

Carson  L  R,  saw  mill. 

Dodge  Ira  R,  postmaster  and  hotel  propr. 

Foreman  Frank  M,  physician. 

Gibbs  L  K,  saw  mill. 

Tyler  S  X,  grocer. 


WALTZ. 

A  village  on  the  F.  P.  M.  R.  R.,  in  Hur- 
on township,  Wayne  county,  15  miles  south 
west  of  Dftr<;iL,  14  norlli  of  Monroe,  and  12 
south  of  Wayne.  Population  400.  Thevii 
lage  contains  a  saw  mill,  a  stave  mill,  a  cider 
mill,  a  hiick  yard,  etc.  Lumber  and  staves 
are  shipped.  Telegraph,  Western  Union. 
Express,  American.  W.  D.  Millspaugh, 
];osLmasier. 

r.USlNF.SS  DIRECTORY. 
Baker  C,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Detziier  F,  hotel  propr. 
Carwin  R,  shoemaker. 
Cook  C,  carpenter  and  builder. 
Felt  J  O,  carriage  and  wagon  maker. 
Lands  Mrs  M  J,  milliner  and  drosmaker. 
Look  (j  H,  station  and  express  agent. 
Meriili  R,  blacksmith. 
Stash ke  C,  blacksmith. 
Strouse  Wm.  cider  and  vinegar  maker. 
Surtman  I.,  boot  and  shoem.iker. 
Swoli  G,  brick  maker. 
Tibbals  &:  Mines,  stave  mnfrs. 
Waltz  James,  general  store. 
Walt/,  Joseph,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Wosteraell  Cv;        lumber  mnfrs. 

WARREN. 

.\  plave  of  belweeti  too  and  150  inhabi- 
tants, in  Wanen  township.  NLicomb  count) . 
10  miles  southwest  of  Mt  Clemens,  and  14 
noith  of  Detroit.  It  is  on  the  D.  \  H.  C. 
R.  R,  m  a  level  country  devoted  lo  farming 
and  ntarkct  gardening'.  It  has  Catholic. 
Luthtr.m  ami  Mctlnulj^t  chvirches.  Siia> 
E.  Halscy,  postmaster. 

»U:siNKSS  lURKi  T*»RV. 
Barton  <.)Hver,  general  store, 
lU'cbe  John  L,  tinsmith  and  i^rv-cer. 
Blown  Kev  X  ^  .Mcth  »di-S), 
Davy  Ch.irles,  sr. 
C'irosl'cck  L,  S.IW  mill. 


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Halsey  Silas  E,  boots  and  shoe.s. 

Harwood  Fitv  Arnold  (Methodist).  I 

McGialh  Joseph.  ! 

Mason  Judson  C,  blacksmith.                -  | 

Munhoiiaud  Rev  R  N  (.Methodist).        •  j 

Walker  George  B,  carpenter  and  joiner.  j 

Wliitter  Gelini.  general  store.  i 

WASHINGTON.  i 

Washington  i.s  a  village  in  the  township  of  | 
the  same  name,  in  Macornb  county,  1 6  miles  '■ 
northwest  of  Mt  Clemens,  and  6    .outh  of 
Koraeo.     Population,  about  200.     It  has  a  ' 
daily  rnail.  I 

BUSINESS  DIRECTOliV,  ! 

Bennett  Charles,  blacksmith.  | 
Msher  A  D,  postmaster  and  general  store. 

Steer  Rev  E,  (Methodist.)  i 

Vates  Albert,  physician.  ; 

WATERFORD.  | 

t 

A  village  of  350  inhabitants,  on  Clinton  ' 
river,  in  the  town  of  Waterford,  Oakland 

county.    It  is  on  the  1).  &  M,  R.  R.,  S  nriles  | 

svest  of  Pontine,  13  ea-t  of  Holly,   and  33  ' 

from  Detroit.    It  has  a  Houring  mil!  and  i 

some  other  manufacturing  intercuts.    Hour,  '■ 

wheat,  corn,  oats  and   potatoes   form    the  '. 

bulk  of  the  shipments.    E.xipress,  A.merican.  \ 

Telegraph,  Western  Union.    R.  Brownson,  1 

postmaster.  j 

lU^SIXKS-^   IJIRKCTORV.  | 

Bardslee  Morrison,  cider  vinegar  mnfr. 
Bradt  William,  propr  Waterfo'-d  Exchange,  j 
Brownson  Richard,  druggist,  grocer,  express  ■ 
agent  and  postmaster.  j 
Clark  Waslnngton  E,  produce  dealer.  ' 
Clough  Henry  D,  carpenter  and  joiner. 
Crystall  Smith,  livery  stable. 
Fifi'dd  Ov:  Son  (Francis  W,  and ^.ugene  \ flour- 
ing mill.  j 
PVench  Chas  W.  plow  mnfr  and  furnace.  [ 
Canong  &  White,  blacksmiths.  1 
Gustm  iSc  Johns,  (Elias  Gustin,  John  Johns),  | 
blacksmiths  and  wagons.  j 
Hunt  Charle-^,  meat  market.  j 
Keeler  &  (.iross,  (Chas  Keeler,(ieo  V  Gross),  i 
d  rovers. 

Lee  Norman,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Ford  Dan  K,  plow  mnfr  and  furnace. 
Phillips  Emanuel  R,  carpenter  and  joiner. 
Preston  Henry,  saloon  and  hai  nos  shop, 
keid  Julian,  telcgr.ipli  (operator. 
Robertson  Sarah  O,  groceiies. 
Slreeter  Lorenzo,  wagon.-  and  cairiage-,  ' 
Terrill  (!harle->,  painter. 

Warren  Benjamin  H.  boot  and  sh.'cmaker.  1 
Watcrford  Exchange,  Wm  Hraih  [)ropf. 
Wigg  Osmond,  gencr.vl  >tore. 
Vates  Janus,  physician. 


WATERFORD. 

A  vilLige  on  the  F.  .v  P.  M.  R.  R.,  2  miles 
north  of  Plymouth. 

{See  Mead's  Mills.) 

WATERLOO. 

A  place  of  500  inhabitants,  in  Waterloo 
township,  Jackson  county,  20  miie.^  northeast 
of  the  county  seat,  and  6  north  of  Francisco- 
ville,  on  the  M.  C.  R.  R.  It  is  situated  on 
the  headwater^  of  the  Povtape  river,  wliich 
empties  into  the  Grand  river,  4  miles  belovv 
Jackson,  and  is  a  vciy  pleasant  little  busi- 
ness place  of  about  lOO  inhabitants,  -ail 
li\elv  and  wide  awake.  The  surrounding 
country  is  nnely  adapted  to  agricultural  pur- 
poses, and  is  occupied  by  very  intelligent 
and  thrifty  farmers,  who  ba\e  ta.ken  great 
pains  to  improve  and  beautify  their  farms, 
and  have  fine  and  commodious  biiildings 
and  first-ciass  roads.  There  are  2  fine  flour- 
ing mills  and  3  saw  mills  in  the  township, 
all  dri\  cn  by  water  power.  There  are  manv 
beautiful  lakes,  al.-o.  all  of  which  are  filled 
with  all  kinds  of  fresh  water  fish.  The  tim- 
ber is  oak,  principally.  The  village  was 
platted  and  first  settled  by  Patrick  Hubbard, 
of  Waterloo,  in  1S36.  Th^irc  are  3  neat 
churche.-.  in  the  village,  and  4  others  in  the 
townshi]>.  Waterl')0  has  a  weekly  mail.  S. 
Siegfried,  postiuasler. 

lU'SlNF.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Archenbron  ».\:  Breitmeir,  carriage  and  wagon 
makers. 

Bachinan  John,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Blaisdell  B,  saw  mill. 

Breitnieir  George,  painter. 

Gorton  Aaron  T,  law\er. 

Hamp  Rev  Ben;amin  (United  Brethren"). 

Hubbard  John  H.  agent  M.  C.  Air  Line  R.R. 

Johnson  &  Armstrong,  painters. 

Knauf  Peter,  lawyer. 

Lanii>  J  I  ),  carriage  and  wagon  maker. 

Lammo>  ,  Naw  mill. 

Laubengoier  T,  flouring  mill. 

Lutz  George,  >aw  mill. 

Lut/  Obed,  builder. 

McCulioch  Cleorge,  liarne>s  maker. 

Marsh  Hirmon.  propr  Waterloo  House. 

MciUker  Rtjv  Jacob  (Lutheran^ 

(|)u'gle>  .A.  .\.  physician. 

Sio:^frie  1  Stephen,  general  store  and  ageul 

--\m  Fxpre». 
Vanjinup  Rc\  Father  iCatholicK 
Wnldron  Rev  \l3apiist). 
WiInoh  Rc\  a  W  I  Methodist  Fpiscopali. 

WATERTOWN. 

.V  po>i..Hico  in  W.iieriown  iown>hij\  Tus- 
col  I  county,  14  roden  due  M»utU  of  Caix»,  ihc 
county  seat,  and  5  miles  n«>nheasi  of  Ciller 
Lake,  oil  »hc  I).  &  H.  C.  R.  R.  Gv>«ids  >houlvi 


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toes  are  the  shipment^.  It  ha.^  a  .semi-weck- 
iy  nutil.    D.  Sniich,  postmaster. 


WATERVLIET. 

A  village  on  the  C.  &  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  41 
miles  above  New  Buffalo  and  20  b-lovv  Griiivl 
Juncuon,  in  Berrien  county.  It  i.>  on  tlie 
Pav.-  Paw  river,  which  Uiraishes  water  ..ov.  er. 
and  IS  in  the  nrMst  of  a  j^ood  aoricultura! 
region,  which  produces  r.rain,  apples,  (M::p-s 
and  pears.  Water vliet  has  o.ie  larc^e  ^^vv 
and  flouring  ndll,  aiid  ship^  Uiniher 
tlour,  gram  and  fruit.  Population  400  Tel- 
egraph--Western  Union.  Express— Ameri- 
can.   W.  W,  Alien,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECrORY. 

Alger  Mrs  P  W,  milliner  an.l  dress  maker. 

Allen  Vt  VV,  general  st(»re. 

Bradt  fl  B,  blacksmith  arjd  wagon  m^V.'-v 

Burnsidie  J  S,  butcher. 

Delano  P  L,  cooper. 

Dill  /  £-1,  carpenter  and  hiiilder. 

Feetrel  H,  blacksmith. 

Goldman  E  PI,  jeweler. 

Havens  E  R,  notary  public. 

Lumbard  A  &  B.  saloon. 

Molfatt  &  Rounds,  insurance  ao-ent<;. 

Morse  Mrs  L,  dress  maker. 

Pierce  &  Welsh,  hard  ware. 

Randall  &  Shakespeare,  cider  mill. 

Robinson  S,  physician. 

Slater  John  &  Son,  boots  and  shoes. 
Sutherland  Justus,  dealer  in  flour  and  feed 
and  mnfr  of  lumber. 

Swain,  Olfiey  i^c  Co.  genera!  store,  lumber 
^  ranirs  and  dealers  in  tlour  and  feed. 
Tooley  Silas,  harness  maker. 
Tucker  B  B,  phy.^ician, 
Walden  S  D,  general  store  and  phvsician. 
Walden  \V  E,  R.  R.,  stuion  and  express 
agent. 

Woolcott  S,  i>roi)r  \VoolcoLt  House. 
V\  right  L  S,  grocer. 


WATROUSVILLE, 

_    A  vill.age  of  fr.jm  300  to  350  iniiabitants, 
in  Juniata  township,    Tuscola    county,  22 
miles  east  of  Saginaw  and  8  miles  .southwest 
of  Caro.    A  plank  road  connects  u  with  die  ■ 
former  j)lace.    It  i-  in  au  undulating  timbered 
country.    It  contains  a  foundry  and  a  sa*\  ■ 
and  grist  mill.  It  ships  farm  produce.  sta\e>, 
hoops,  etc.    Reese,  on  the  D.      B.  C.  R.  R..'  : 
9  miles  west,  is  its  nearest  .station.     It  ha-,  a  1 
daily  mail.     R.  C  lJurtis.  |>o^tma>ter. 

HtrsiNl  S.S  ni  RECTORY. 

P.a^kervillo  Rev  T  H  (.Methodr^t).  j 
HIack  R  D,  physician.  ' 
llud.!mijt..n  W  }',h<Ui:l  j,n»pr  and  e\|.re.s  igi.  i 
Burdick  Aaron,  grocery  and  livery  stabler 
Burlis  K  C,  general  store. 


Campbell  Mrs,  nulliner  and  dre^s  maker 
Dennis  J  D,  h  omeopathic  phvdcian 
Hardy  Edwin,  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker 
Jarvis  Charles,  builder, 
;   [.aid  law  Bros,  foundry  men. 
Morri>  Richard,  physician. 

Philbrick    Mrs    D  G,  cabinet  ware  and  mil- 
bnery. 

Roger.-,    Mrs    Nellie,  millinery    and  fancv 


goods. 


Ro.^5  Richard,  hotel  propr. 

Scriver  Wm,  .saw  and  grist  mills. 

Stafford  Arnold,  blacksmith. 

Stevens  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
,   Watt(;n,  wagon  and  carriage  maker. 
•   Weaver  R  S.  general  store, 
i  Wilder  D  J,  general  store. 
;   Wood  B  A,  grocer  and  boot  and  shoemaker 


WAYERLY. 

A  po.stoffice  in  Van  Buren  countv,  6  miles 
due  north  of  Paw  Paw.  It  has  a  semi-weekly 


mail. 


WAYLAND. 

Is  a  village  in  the  northeast  part  of  Alle- 
gan county,  on  Rabit  river,  20  miles  north 
ea:,t  Irom  Allegan,  the  couniy  seat.  Ii  is 
on  theG.  R.  Ov:  I.  R.  R.,  21  miles  >outh  of 
Grand  Rapids  and  27  north  of  Kalamazoo. 
It  has  about  700  inhabitan ts.  Lumber,  sash, 
doorsand  blinds,  bent  work. castings,  agricul- 
tural implements,  bedsteads  and  leather  are 
manul^^cturetl.  Telejjraph— G.  R.  J.  K. 
R-  line.  P:\press— United  States.  John 
Cha[)ple.  postmaster. 

HL'SINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Andrews  C  W.  physician. 
Ball  James,  physician. 

Blanot   .V   B,  deputy    sheriff    and  harness 
maker. 

Briggs  Norton,  notary  public  and  insurance. 

Ch  unbers  Nelson,  flouring  miil. 

Chajiple  John,  books  and  stationery. 

Clark  K  F,  general  store. 

Coleman  Miss  Fanny,  nuUiner\-. 

Davi>on  C  E,  dentist.  '  , 

Dunham  .Vlon/o.  tanner. 

Ferris  Mrs  Maria,  dress  maker. 

Fitch  E  M,  lawyer. 

Fitch  E  S,  livery  stable. 
Garrett  il  C,  hardware. 
(  iarritt  Henr\  C,  e.xpre>s  agent. 
Gle.asi.n  Ntr.  Sarah,  dress  maker. 
Graham  Ji»hn.  groceries  and  crockery. 
Graves  |..hn,  rhvsician. 
Hawkins  ii  E.  t. >!ucconi<:i. 
Kcazlit  \  Henika,  gcncr.i!  store, 
HenikaGo..  H,  f..rniiurc  nuUr. 
Ifersey  n  r,  mstioe  of  the  pence. 
Hick-,  v'v  r«>,  bending  factory. 
IIolli,,ier  Rev  Ii  E.  (  .Meiho'hs'>. 


WAY 


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Hoyl  Bro?,  vnnfrs  agricultuo.I  iinp!ernerit.s. 
Iloyt  M  &  I  N,  saw  raill  and  ;-;ash  and  blind 

factory. 
Jones  A  N,  jtjweler. 
Kinney  E,  bouts  and  shoes. 
Linton  John  S,  station  a^^ent. 
McCumsey  John,  propr  Wayhiiid  Hou;^c.' 
Mosht-r  Mr>  Sarah,  raiiiiner. 
Schuh  P  H,  harness  maker. 
Stdkirk  James  E,  photographer. 
Sessions  O  W,  photographer. 
Sigler  D  J,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Slade  Mrs  C,  miiliner. 
Smith  I  E.  meat  market. 
Snell  J  li  D,  groceries  and  })roduce. 
Sterling  Rev  Geo  A,  (Congtegationalist). 
Stockdale  David,  lawyer. 
Stockdale  WiUiair.,  blacksmith. 
Stone  Mrs  Adelia,  dress  maker. 
Stringham  ti  T,  biacksraltb. 
'iYtriier  ii  J,  physician. 
Turner  &  Chappie,  druggists. 
White  J  E  >?c  C-rr,  hardware. 
Wliite  J  E  &  Co.  groceries,  lime  &  coal. 
White  W  H  6i:  W  E.  flourin-  miii. 

V/AYNE, 
The  fourth  station  v.  est  of^^Deiroit  on  the 
Vi.  C  R.  R..  i.s  a  dourisliiiig  vili.ige  of  1.070 


inliabitantH,  in  Nankin  township, 
county.    It  i.s  also  a  .station  on  the 


\Vayne 
F.  &  P. 


'SI.  R.  R.,  hy  v.^hich  it  is  5 1  miles  north  of 
Toledo  and  104  south  of  Bay  City.  It  \va.s 
settled  about  1836,  and  -was  iiicorporated  as 
a  village  iu  T-S70.  lis  iRanu*'actures  consist 
of  a  luniber  and  heading  mill,  a  founds'  and 
macbine  shop,  a  flouring  mill  and  a  brick 
yard.  It  has  four  churches — Universalist, 
Congregaiionalist,  Catholic,  Methodist — a 
Ime  uniun  school  building,  erected  at  a  cost 
of  $2 J, 000.  and  a  Masonic  lodge.  The 
Wayne  county  i.nsane  asylum,  poor  house 
and  farm  are  alscx  located  pear  the  village  of 
\\  ayne.  The  place  is  surrounded  by  a  good 
farming  country,  of  which  the  principarpro- 
c'iUJts  are  grain  and  potatoes.  Express — 
American;  Telegraph— Western  Union.  M. 
L.  Barnard,  postm.aster. 

>lUS[\"Jf.SS  DIRECTORY. 

Abel  O  C.  hardware. 
American  Express,  H  E  Coleburn  agent. 
Bailey  Willard  W,  jeweler. 
Barna'il  Mr>  M  L,  postmistress. 

general  store. 
L'ni'.'n  Hotel, 
BrjiCe       BroHior.  Marble  Works. 
Ihace  CM  Pettingill,  founders  and  machinists. 

House. 

Buniuig  Jacob,  general  store. 

CiiFtilcr   .lohn.  Carriage   and  Wa^zon 

Mnfr. 


jie-  ;ei '  &  Fisher 
Blain  Wu!,  prop 


Pro{  r  Trcmont 


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MICHIGAN 


Good  Saiiiiile  Rooms  for  Agents.  Conveyance  to  and  from 
all  trains  free  of  charge.  Ample  I3arn  and  Stable  Room. 
Charges  Moderate. 


Carriage  and  W^agon  Malvcr, 

BLACKSMITHING  &  GEMEKAL  JOBBING, 


WAYNPJ, 


MICHIGAN. 


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MiCRTGAN  STATE  GAZETTEKR 


Castertoii  Daniel^  barber. 

Cl!il<:li?H  is^?.RO,  -Bool  and  Shoemaker. 

Colcbuni  il       agen!:  American  Expre.>.-.  I 

Collar  AlexandtT,  physician.  ' 

Collins  &  Jamiesou.  iTick  yard.  i 

Converse  J  VV,  physician.  i 

Corlett  \Vm  R,  general  st;jre.        '  . 

Curtis  Warren  B,  phvsiciiia.  ; 

Deming  &  Lo.s.s,  hardvvare.  , 

Egelcr  John,  wagon  rriaker. 

Fisclner  Christian,  Flour  and  Feed.  ! 

Fieicher  Ira  W,  physician 

Gilniore  James,  general  store. 

Ii;.!insJS<>«i  llroflieiX"  ^oous  and  Shoes.  ■ 
Harrison      Austin,  saloon.  ' 
Hoover  Jacob,  phoLo;::rrapher. 
Hosie  &  Siellwagea,  general  store. 
Hu'^ton  James  bl  acksmith. 

Jamieson  James,  harness  maker.  1 
lTf<'CJsisre  Oei^ri.^e,  Flour,  Feed,  Lime,  i 

I'ia.'iter  and  Pr^/duce. 
Matih.ew  John  H,  barber, 

Morrison  J::ines,  shcemaker,  ' 

Morrison  rinirnas.  drug-'i^t  and  physician. 

O'Connor  Jeremiah,  general  store. 

Parsons  Roswell  W,  douring  mills.  , 

Sinipson  Mrs  milbaery. 

Steers  Joh?i  M,  picture  frames. 

Steers  Whu  C,  general  store. 

TreUikOrii       Ifoiise,       Abraham      S  , 
Brndt,  Propr.  ' 
Union  Hotel.  Wm  Blain  propr.  i 
Varil*."?y  Fracik,  Propr  Vamey  Hou-^e. 
[See  adv. ) 

Walker  .*«;?niuel  "^V,  Lumi>er  and 
Meading'  ■ 

Wallace  Mat'he\\-,  !'jnd~n,'r. 

Wassasxiath  .Jo!u>,  Raker  and  Confec- 
tioner. 

Wolz  (ieo.  tailor. 


WEARE. 

A  pusioffice  in  Ocean;i  cjuniy,  9  miles  ea.-.t 
of  Pentwater.  whence  it  has  a  weekly  mail. 

WEBBER  VILLE. 

.\  pust^'thcc  in  Ingiiam  county,  at  Fcr-iy 
station,  on  the  D.  L.  I..  M.  R.  R.,  66  milo 
from  Detroit,  and  19  honi  Faiising. 

WEBSTER. 

A  po^toftice  of  Webster  township,  Washte- 
naw county,  lo  mile.s  r.orihwest  of  Ann  Ar. 
bor,  the  county  seat,  and  5  \iorth  of  Delhi, 
on  the  M.C.  I\.  R.  itsu^ual  -hipping  station. 
\\  heat  and  wo'-l  are  the  staple  product-  of 
Ihie  vicinif.y.  li  has  a  tri-ueekly  mail.  Wm. 
l-0^^•,  postmaster. 

WEESAU. 

.\  discontinued  poso  liicein  lUriicn  couuiv. 
^Address  Buchanan.) 


WELLS. 

A  railway  station  cn  the  I.  L.  &  .S.  R.  R., 
40  miles  above  Wenona.    Culver  is  its  po-: 
ofhce. 

WELLSVILLE. 

A  postoftice  aj.d  railway  station,  in  Fen:i- 
wee  county,  on  the  L.  S.  M.  S.  R.  R..  2; 
miles  west  of  Monroe  and  7  ea.>r  of  Adrian. 

Vv^SNONA. 

^v'enoIla  i-  an  incoVporated.  village  of  2,600 
inhabitant.?,  in  Bangor  township.  Bay  countv. 
Il  is  on  the  left  bank  of  the  Saginaw  river, 
immediately  op-p'>si;.e  Bay  City,  with  which 
it  is  connected  by  a  bridge.  The  J.  L.  &  S. 
R.  R.  passes  througl)  it,  via  which  it  is  112 
miles  northeast  of  Jackson,  and  15  miles  north 
of  Saginaw  City.  It  i:>  also  the  eastern 
terminus  of  the  Bay  City,  Midland  &  Gran'i 
Rapids  railroad,  now  in  C'">urse  of  con.-truc- 
t'ori.  The  m.anufacture-  of  Wenona  are 
mainly  lumber  and  salt,  it  boasting  amo-.ig  it- 
in.stitutions,  the  large.->t  sav"  mill  in  the  State. 
There  are  some  other  manufactures  however. 
Il  ha>  3  churches,  ^Iethodi-L,  Congregation- 
al an.d  Lutheran,  a  %\eekly  newspaper,  the 
He'} aid.  Wenona  is  prac  ically  a  suburb  of 
Bay  City.  It  was  platted  in  1S64,  and  in 
corporated  in  1S65.  Telegraph,  W^estern 
Union.  E.vpre.-s,  American.  H.  H.  .\p-in. 
postmaster. 

HL:SINKSS  DIRtCTORY. 

.\ckerma'in  Justus,  merchant  tailor. 
American  Express  Co.  Hsnry  H  Aplin  agtnt. 
American  House,  Patrick  Reardon  proprie 
tor. 

Ai>lin  Henry  H,  l)ooks  and  stationery. 
Arnold  iS:  Catlin,  sasii,  door  and  blind  mnfr-, 

and  planing  mill, 
liabo  CUarles,  Crocerjes,  cor  Midland 

and  Linn. 

Bank  of  Wenona,  John  S  Taylor  pre-,  H  H 
Xorington  caslr.er. 

Bemlander  John  L,  meat  market. 

Hrook-^  George,  grocer. 

V^ack  Luciene.  saloon  and  billiard  hall. 

Burgess  Andrew  W,  C(:>nfectionery  and  fruit-. 

Chamberlain  .Mm-md  W,  hardware. 

Cincinnati  Mouse,  Th<mias  Muq^hy  proprie- 
tor. 

Ciarii  \<M*001II.  Real  l^.state  and  In 
surance  .Agent,  Midland  and  Walrut. 

Craft  Wilson  (). -saloon  and  billiards. 

Davis  lohn.  drugiji.st. 

T'Jcn!!.-  I  1 'eVille.  ph\Ai<.ia;i. 

I>o\vlin^  .▼liiha**!  .i,  .\<iorncy  ai 
L.iw  ,  .Midland. 

Ehle  lohn,  shoemaker. 

ri^lior  BonJ  *  S  <>,  MnU-  and  hc-xl 

CIS  in  l.innbei,  L.u!;  and  Sh.nglcs. 
Hanigan  .Michael,  shoem.xkcr. 


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Fowler  Marcus  L,  barber. 

Frank'in  Mrs  Susan  M,  iniiUnery. 

^wOldeu  iTIscSsiaei,  Agent  Wenona  Plast- 
er Mills,  W'inona. 

Green  Vviiiiam  M,  li\ery  and  boarding- 
stable. 

(Juindon  Magdel,  grocei-. 
Hawkins  Thomas  P,  grocer. 
Hewitt  Aaios,  justice  of  tfie  peace. 
Hill  Elisha.  dyer  and  scourer, 
lluilachfcr  John,  cooper. 

Irwin  PiiirirU,  i'lopr  Ir-A-in  Hdiuc  and 

I-ivery  and  hoarding  Stable,  cor  Midland 

and  Litchfield, 
lackson,  Lan'-irn^  &  Sa^^inaw  R.  R.,  Ahm/d 

S.  -N  ichols  agent. 
Mril«e  Mlenry  €,  iMnfr  aiid  Deale;-  in 

Staves,  Headir.gs  and  Shingles,  cor  Henry 

and  River. 

Missis  €i  Adnlph,  Saddles   an.l  Har- 
ness, Midland. 
LaFrance  Francis,  blucksnuth. 
LaMott  John,  -^aloovi  and  boarding  hou-e. 
Lfiiie  Franlk,  Barker,  Midland. 
Lanky  Felix,  biacksniith, 

LaRoche    Alexander,  saloon,  tol>acco  and 
cigars. 

Lev/is  VViiliani  E,  justice  oi  the  |<eace. 

Loose  William,  furniture. 

McKnight    &    Avery,  groceries,  wine-  and 

liquors. 
Magill  \Vm  E,  physician. 

I^rarkham  Henry,  propr  ^Lark!)nnl  Hou>e.  | 
Matthes  Herman,  hats,  caps,  and  gents'  fur- 

nislnng  goods. 
Meed  George  A,  grocer. 
Minten  Thomas,  saloon. 
Moots  &  Rupff,  hardware. 
iMuller  &  Ero,  meat  market. 
Murphy    I'honias,  propr  Cincinnati  Hou>e. 
Neet  Andrew,  painter. 
Nichols  Alonzo  S,  agent  J.  L.  <N:  S  R.  R. 
Xieko!  Ci!r('CM*ii;"C,  Sa,l<.)on  and  Rest  un-ant. 
Ikijot  J  &  J,  blacksmith-. 
Phelps  Perry,  propr  Phelp-  House. 
Randall  Isaac  E,  phy^icinn. 
Raymond  Thoma.-  R,  justice  of  die  peace. 
Reardrm  Patrick,  proj^r  American  Hou>e. 
Reinig  George,  boot.-  and  shoes.  ; 
Kich  Richard,  livery  aiul  boarding  stable.  i 
Robbins  Francis  H.  notary  public. 
Robbing  Horatio  C,  lawyer. 
Roi-ech  n..u,e.  M  A  Rorech  propr. 
Sajrc    IS    W    iV  Co,  I  Henry  W    Dean  ' 

and  Wm   H   Sage),  Mnfrs    Liiml>er  ;>nd  \ 

Salt. 

Sage  H  W  .K:  Co.  (H-  nry  W  and  V  m  M 
Sag<:.  John  H  Plum,  Henry  S  Ingc-r^.  il  i, 
general  store.  I 

Sarles  James  A,  shoemaker. 

Scli\v.ut/  [o-eph,  .saliion. 

Shepard  Tlieodvn'e  F,  1:nvy(.T, 

Swart  Jacob,  dry  goods,  j 


Swart  Stephen,  clocks  and  jeweirv. 
Taylor  John  S,  president  Bank  of  Wenona. 
Thomas  J.mies  E,  architect  and  builder. 
Toohey  I'homas^  propr  Toohey  House. 
Toscanv  Lawre  »ice,  propr  Toscany  House. 
To/er  William  I,  manager  H  W  .^age  &  Co. 
Iracy  Miss  Belle,  dress  and  cloak  making, 
i'sclirunar  Joseph,  baker. 
Vanalstine  \-  P.ro.  mtrat  market. 
Vcdder  William  W,  rlruggist. 
Ward  James,  saio  jii. 

Ward  William  J,  publisiier  Wenuna  Herald 
V>  ardwell  Charles  E,  wincb  and  liquors. 
W;:>hington  Geoige,  grocerie.-. 
\\       Andrew,  grocer. 

Welch  Smith,  confectionery,  cigar.-,  and  fisli. 
Wenona  I{eraid  (weekly),  William  T  Ward, 
j.»uDnsner. 

V4'eE>.«i8a  i"'i?#.««;ier  ]tiiU-i^.  Smiths  & 

Beards,  of  Alabaster,  Pro|)rietors.  M.  Gol- 
den, Agent,  Wenona.    i  Ste-  adv.) 
We.-r  Mrs  Sarah  L,  dres-making. 

V7EST  BRANCH. 

A  postotnce  and  railway  .-tation  ux 
Ogemaw  county,  on  the  J.  L.  v\:  S.  R,  R.^  53 
miles  north  of  Wenona. 

EUSFN'ESS  DIRF.CTORV. 

Corbett  J  C,  station  agent. 
Cummings  Wm,  lawyer, 
Nauman  C  L.  uhy>ician. 
Ogemaw  Lumber  Co, 
V.  ashingtonG  <i'  K,  general  store. 
Wright  7.  H,  hotel  propr. 

WEST  CAMPBELL. 

A  postoffice  in  Campbell  township,  lor.ia 
co'anty,  iS  miles  southwest  of  Ionia,  and  9 
miles  ^outhca.-t  cf  Lowell,  on  the  D.  &  NL 
R.  R.  It  is  in  a  good  farming  region,  the  pro- 
duction- of  which  are  grain,  potatoes  and 
wool.  Is  manufactures  are  lumber,  bool.s 
and  shoes.  It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail. 
Isaac  Gibson,  postmaster. 

BtSINFSS  OIRECTORV. 

Bamford  Wm,  hkicksmith. 

Cussell  N  B.  blacksmith  and  wagon  maker. 

Clark  Henry,  harness  maker, 

Gd^son  I,  general  store  and  notary  public. 

Granger  Daniel,  carpenter. 

Gritiitii  \,  justice  of  the  peace. 

Gunn  \-  Ikildwin,  mnfrs  wa.shing  machines. 

Martin  Andrew,  physician. 

Osborn  J  P,  carpenter. 

Post  J  B,  justice  of  tile  peace. 

Slianks  \  Skeigel,  saw  mill. 

Smith  Wm.  arvhiiect  and  builder. 

Whitbeck  K  E,  boot  .md  shoemaker. 

WEST  CASCO. 

A  posl  ifiice  iMi  the  east  shore  of  L,ke 
Michigan,  in  the  town  of  Ca>co,  Allrg.xn 


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county,  5  miles  north  of  Soutii  H.-iven,  arid 
24  from  Allegan,  the  counry  seat.  Ship  to 
South  Haven.  There  are  two  churches,  a 
saw  miil,  and  a  dock  at  this  location.  Semi- 
weekly  mail.    N.  Q.  Munger,  pos-tmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bright  Rev  B  D  (Church  of  God). 

Carl  John,  jjier  owaer. 

McChesney  Rev  J  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

Manning  L  C,  saw  mill. 

Trouty  &  Dickenson,  pier  owners. 

(See  Irvingion.) 

WEST  HAVEN. 

A  small  viliage  in  New  Haven  townrdiip, 
.Shiawassee  county,  north  of  Owosso,  and 
lyi  miles  ea.st^of  Henderson's  station,  on  the 
J.  E.  (S:  8.  R.  R.  It  has  a  tri-v/eekly  mail, 
and  is  largely  engaged  in  the  manufacture  of 
furniture. 


WEST  LEROY. 

A  postoffice  of  Leroy  township,  in  the 
west  part  of  Calhoun  county,  24  miles  wcst 
of  Marshall  and  5  miles  east  of  Climax,  on 
the  C.  &  L.  H.  R.  R.,  whence  it  receives  a 
weekly  mail.    A.  K  Prentice,  postmaster. 

'  BUSINESS  DI RECTOR V. 

Akins  Rev  (Methodist  Episcopal). 

\VESTlZrLAN. 

A  place  of  about  250  inliabltants  in  Milan 
township  in  the  northwest  corner  of  Monp-ie 
county.  The  surrounding  country  is  mostly 
improved  farming  land,  with  some  heavy 
timber.  Wheat,  oats,  barley  and  potatoes 
are  grown,  and  lumber,  shingles,  staves, 
headingand  hoops  manufactured  and  shipped. 
Dundee,  8  miles  distant,  .,n  the  C.  S.  R.  R., 
is  lis  nearest  railway  station.  Distance  from 
Detroit,  47  miles;  from  Monroe  City,  the 
county  seat,  22  miles.  John  C  Cone,  oost- 
master. 

BUSINESS  DIRfcXTORY. 

Cone  Horace,  machinist. 
Cone  John  C,  postmaster,  general  store  and 
5.-1  w  mill. 

Cuiry  Thomas,  carpenter  and  Iniihler. 
Denni-^on  James  C  &  Co  coopers. 
French  Rev  H,  (Methodist.) 
Getty  George,  saw  mill. 
Horig  Socrates,  general  store. 
Loder  Wm.  bricklayer. 

Reeves  Wui  C  »S:  Co,  saw  null  aiul  binding 
works. 

Taylor  Z  S,  grocery  and  hotel  pr^i^r. 
Wilcox  r.yman,  saw  mill. 
ZelulVJohn  B,  niachiiust. 


i  WEST  MILL. 

!       A  small  village  in  the  tov.'nship  of  Milan 
I  Monroe  county,  22  miles  north  of  Monroe' 
:  and        northv.'cst  of  Dundee,  whence  it  h.-.? 
a  weekly  mail.    Staves,  heading,  shingles, 
lumber,  spokes  and  bent  v-ork  are  manufac- 
tured,   Geerge  Docket,  postmaster, 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Cottonham  Lewis,  cooper. 
Docket  George,  carpenter. 
Hislop  John,  druggist. 
Elyder  R,  millwright. 
Lewis  &  West,  lumber  mnfrs. 
Merrill,  agent  American  Express  C-o. 
Walker  W,  physician. 
Roberts  Fred,  ireneral  st'jre 

WEST  NOV! 

A  hamlet  on  tlie  Grand  River  road,  28 
m.iles  northwest  of  De'roit.  ;-.nd  3^4  west  >A 
Novi  station,  on  the  F.  ^L  R,  R.  It 
has  a  daily  mail. 


WEST  CGDEN. 

A  postoffice  in  the  township  of  Ogden, 
Lenawee  lO  mty,  10  miles  south  of  Adrian, 
and  on  the  river  Raisin.  It  :s  in  a  heavily 
timbered  country,  and  has  a  weekly  nKiii'. 
Norman  B  Carier,  pr,stma-<ter. 

JJUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bradly  Newton,  general  store. 
Frencli  David,  agent  C.  S.  R.  R. 
Fry  Luther,  lumber  rinfr, 
Jones,  physician. 
McComh  Thomas,  luml>er  mnfr. 


WEST  OLIVE. 

A  small  vdl?ge  on  the  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  10 
miles  north  of  Holland,  anti  10  south  of 
Grand  Haven,  It  has  a  daily  mail.  Wm 
A  \N  illis,  postmaster. 

HUSlNKsS  DIRECTORY. 

Akeley  Thomas,  geneial  store. 

Cacly  R  T,  blacksmith  and  hotel. 

Qujgley  P,  contractor. 

Seniles  S.  botanic  physician. 

Sterns  Elbert  A,  bark,  lumber  and  K  R  ties. 

Willis  William  A.  lumber  mnfr. 


WESTON. 

A  small  village  of  about  150  inh,ibit.\nts, 
in  Fairfield  township,  Ixnawee  county,  l- 
miles  a  little  west  of  south  of  .\dtian,  auvl 
on  the  C.  &  C.  S.  R.  R.  The  surrounding 
ctnmtry  is  of  a  clayish  soil.  Choe<<\  iuinbcr. 
live  >t«'ck  and  -taves  arc  the  sh;.u;cnli.  It 
has  a  d.iily  nuiil.    N.  R.  ft lown. 'jx>st master. 

nUslNr.SS  DIKtCTvtRY. 
.•\yer>  S  C,  physician. 
Harncs  I.  |.  j^euoral  store. 
B rower  Alfred,  p.unler. 


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Brov/n  &  L'lcas,  general  store. 

Curllori  B  },  blacksriutli. 

Carperitcr  L  b,  general  store. 

Cole  E,  decler  ii-.  patent  rights. 

Dnnn  R  J,  live  ^itock  dealer. 

Gordau  Truiuan,  stave  dealer. 

Graverate  Albert,  jeweler. 

Hemenway  J,  saw  mill. 

Lucas  if  J,  agent  Am  Express  Co. 

Richards  on  M  D,  cheese  mnfr. 

Riley  D  B,  railroad  agent. 

Roney  Janie?,  butcher  and  grocer. 

Sherman  Steven,  Iumi:)er  dealer. 

Sherwood  Geo,  hotel  propr. 

Swick  Martin,  dealer  in  stone  pumps. 

Tafr  Rev  11  B  (Baptist). 

Winchall  Jesse,  cooper. 

WESTPHALIA. 

A  villaL-eof  •?oo  inhabitant-^  in  WesiDhalia 
township,  Clinton  county,  17  miles  SMutli- 
west  of  St  John's,  and  S  miles  south  of  F(.)\v- 
ler,  on  the  D.  <S:  M.  R.  R.  It  is  in  a  good 
farming  country.  Tiiere  is  a  planing  mill, 
sav.'  mill  and  ijrist  mill  in  the  villfi/e.  (.irain 
and  cattle  are  shipped.  It  ha^  a  daily  mail. 
Joseph  Snitzen,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Abfalter  Jac(.'b,  propr  Westplialia  H')tel. 

Bishop  J,  tinner. 

Cook  &  Bro,  blacksmiths. 

Dellenhaugh  C  C,  druggist. 

Doll  &  Fox,  black.^mitlis. 

Fink  L,  blacksmith. 

Gust  B,  butcher, 

Huner  A,  cooper. 

Klockner  jacob,  fuindure  dealer. 

Newman  E,  stage  propr. 

Paul  Frank,  harness  maker. 

Radeniacher     Snit/.en,  hardware. 

Schraft  Jacob,  express  agent. 

Smith  Wra,  saw  and  planing  mill. 

Spitzlen,  Fox  ^:  Co,  general  store. 

Thome  &  Anie.s,  general  store. 

Tiersch  P,  cooper. 

Wcitzel  &  Peiber,  proprs  Clinton  House. 
Woeker  Fr.-Jik,  grist  mill. 
Wolschibe,  tailor. 


WEST  SEBEWA. 

A  postoftTce  on  the  line  between  Sebcwa 
and  Odessa,  in  Ionia  county,  li  miles  due 
south  of  l(^nia.  It  is  in  a  farming  regii)n 
which  produces  grain,  sheej),  cattle  and 
hogs.  There  is  i  saw  mill  in  the  vicinity.  It 
has  ;i  weekly  mail.   A.C.  Steward,  postmaster. 

WEST'S  MILLS. 

A  postoffice  in  Sugmaw  county,  nt  Meri- 
dian Station,  on  the  S.  V.  &.  St.  L.  K.  R.,  JO 
miles  west  of  Siginnv,  and  tJ  east  of  St. 
Louis.     Il  has  a  daily  mail. 


WEST  SUMMIT. 

A  postoffice  and  railway  station  in  Wex- 
ford county,  on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.,  6 miles 
south  of  Clam  LLi.ke,  and  92  norih  cf  Grand 
Rapids. 

V/SST  SUMPTER. 

Is  a  postofiice  in  the  southwest  corner  of 
VV'aync  county,  14  miles  south  of  l^enton,  on 
the  M.  C.  R.  R.  It  has  a  daily  mail.  John 
A  Craft,  po-traaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Baxter  A,  farmer. 

Beebe  D,  shoemaker. 

Craft  John  A,  postmaster  and  merchant 

Freeman  C  D,  grocer. 

Manzer  A,  basket  maker. 

Northrup  H,  farmer. 

Northrup  &  Ellis,  lumber,  lath  and  shingle 

mnfrs. 

Whitaker  A,  school  teacher. 


WESTVILLE. 

A  small  village  in.  Montcalm  county,  5 
niiles  due  north  of  Stanton,  from  v.-hence  it  has 
a  semi-weekly  mail.  J  H  Jordens,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Campbell,  eclectic  physician. 

Hews  Rev  HEX  (Methodist). 

Kendell  &  Sons,  sav/  mill  and  lumber  dealers. 

Lamb  .i'i:  Co,  general  store. 

Lctterman  vS;  Taft,  tlour  and  feed. 

Mallett  &  Palmer,  lumber,  shingles,  etc. 

Scott  Fred  E,  druggist. 

Wood  ilv  Son,  drugs. 

WEST  V7INDS0R. 

A  village  with  a  pt»pulation  of  about  100, 
in  Windsor  township,  Eaton  county,  9  miles 
southeast  of  Lansing,  on  the  C.  L.  H.  R. 
R.  It  is  in  a  rolling  country  which  produces 
grain,  apples  and  potatoes.  It  has  a  daily 
mail.    J.  J.  Dean,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  Dt RECTORY. 
Albro  A,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Bury  Rev  James,  ^Methodist  Episcopal). 
Collins  P,  saw  miU. 
Dean  J  J,  physician. 
Holly  L,  sewing  machines. 
Johnson  George,  saw  mill. 
McQuown  L,  ju>tice  of  the  peace. 
Mct^uown  Thomas,  constable. 
Sloan  .\,  uh  lU'^alo  ;ment. 
Sloau  B,  blacksmith. 
Sloan  Clark,  gcweral  >tore. 
Vanwie  A,  ^jroccr. 

WESTWOOD. 

\\  cstvvooti,  a  iH)siotn«.e  4n  Rapid  fvivrr 
township,  K  likask.i  county,  on  the  G.  K.  Jlc 


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Ind.  R.  R.,  140  miles  above  Grand  Rapids 
and  45  miles  below  Petosk'-r/.  It  is  m  a 
farming  and  luiiiucring;  region,  and  produces 
grain  and  potatoes.  It.  has  a  daily  mail,  fanit^s 
Campbell,  postmaster. 

HUSINE.S.S  DIF.KCTORY. 

Campbell  James,  gCDcral  store. 

WEXFORD. 

A  po.stofiice  on  the  norlht  ra  line  of  Vn'cx- 
ford  county,  in  the  town  of  Colfa.x,  on  the 
statue  road  between  Sherman  and  Traverse 
City.  It  is  18  miles  due  south  of  the  latter 
place  and  6  north  of  the  former.  It  is  in  a 
good  and  level  country  producing  wheat, 
hay  and  potatoes.  It  has  a  tri-v.-eekiy  m.:al. 
J.  Faust,  postmaster. 

BUSINES.S  DiRKCTORY. 

Ackerrn;in  C,  black-.riiith. 
Anderson  A,  shoemaker. 
Faust  J,  general  store. 
Fufguson  T  A,  lawyer. 
Griswold  .H  D,  physician. 
Labot  F,  boot  and  >hoe maker. 
Masters  Williani,  general  store. 
Preston  G,  physician. 
Wheeler  E  W,'  ^rw  mill. 
Wood  B,  hotel  propr. 
Wood  ^I^s  B,  milliner. 


WHEATLAND. 

A  postoffice  in  Wexford  couiity,  g  miles 
east  of  Sherman  and  S  west  of  Miinti-n  st.i- 
tion  on  the  G.  R.  &  T.  R.  R.  Ii  has  a  dailv 
mail.    Jonathan  Wheat,  po^tma^ter. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Lahoton  Rev  Lyman  P  (Free  MethodistV 
McClair  Rev  R  S  (Free  Methodist). 

WHEATLAND  CENTER^ 

.•V  postoffice  in  Hi'Isdale  county,  13  milc»- 
northeast  of  Hillsdale  and  7  ea>[  of  North 
Adam>.    It  has  a  semi-weekly  m.'.il. 

WHEELER. 

.\  village  of  200  inhabiiants,  in  Wheeb.  r 
township,  Gratiot  county,  iS  miles  northeast 
of  Ithaca.  It  is  a  station  on  the  S.  \'.  <S:  St. 
L.  R.  R.,  24  miles  from  Saginau  and  9  from 
St.  Louis.  It  has  a  saw  null.  2  hoop  factories 
and  some  other  interests,  and  ships  lumber, 
hoops,  staves  and  timber.  Express — .\meri- 
can.     .\.  P.  Folantl.  poMma-ster. 

HC'SIMIS.I  PIKr.f.T'iRY. 
Allen  Ch.u  les,  hotel  propr. 
Beadford  Wni  K,  lumber  flealor. 
Coyle  John,  hoop  mnfr. 
Crawford  a  Pro.  hoop  mufrs. 
F-arl  Charles.  ]Vliysician. 
KJLwovth  K,  furniture  mnfr. 


I  Foland  A  P,  genera!  store,  R.  R.  station 

!       and  expre.s.'^  agent. 

i  Goodnough  R  E,  hotel  propr. 

'■■  Hetfield  &  Fenier.  lumber  mnfrs, 

I  Vager  John,  bl?cksmith, 

WmG-  CENTER, 

(See  Sonih  Butler.) 

V/HITE. 

I  A  postothce  in  the  to^s  n  of  Amboy,  Hiils- 

j  dale  county,  15  miles>  south  of  Hillsdale.  It 

I  is  on  St.  Jo-eph  river,  and  has  it:>  maij  from 

1  (Camden,  5  miles  distant.    Samuel  Jacobus, 

j  postmaster. 

I  BUSINESS  DIREClUKY. 

I   Drinker  R  W,  flouring  and  shingle  mills. 
I   Hagerman  Isaac,  general  store. 
!  potter  Hiram,  variety  btore. 

While  Keniamin,  sav;  miil  and  lumber  yard. 

WHITEFORD  CENTER. 

A  postoflice  in  the  township  of  WhiteforJ, 
Monroe  county,  25  ndles  southwe>t  of  Mon- 
roe, and  4  northeast  of  Ottawa  Lake,  on 
the  L.  S.  Oic  M.  S.  R.  R.  It  is  in  a  timbered 
country,  and  has  a  semi-weekly  mail. 

WmTEHALL. 

Whitehall  i.-^  prettily  located  on  the  east 
shore  of  White  lake,  in  the  northern  part 
of  Muskegon  county,  5  miles  from  lake 
Michigan,  and  14  miles  north  of  Muskegon. 
!  White  lake  is  a  Ijeautiful  sheet  of  water.  5 
miles  in  length  by  one  or  two  in  breadth, 
formed  bv  a  widening  of  White  nver  near 
Its  mouth,  and  it  affords  one  of  the  safest 
and  best  harbors  on  that  shore.  Prior  to 
1.S70  this  lake  was  cIo-nciI  to  navigation  on 
account  of  the  shallow  \\ater  at  its  mouth, 
but  a  congressional  appropriation  o? 
3112,000.  with  $20,000  additional  of  private 
capital,  Oldened  a  new  channel  to  the  lake 
of  sufficient  depth  to  admit  the  largest 
steamers.  On  the  banks  of  White  lake 
there  are  located  25  >team  saw  mills,  having 
an  aggrcgatr  capacity  of  100,000,000  fcot  c( 
lumber,  ;o,coo.ooo  shinv^les,  and  15,000,000 
1,'th.  The  C.  .M.  1,.  S.  R.  R.  passes 
through  Whitehall,  via  which  the  place  is 
28  miles  >out h  i»f  Pentw,\tcr,  and  142  north 
of  New  I'  lffalo.  It  w.is  platted  \\\  iS39.and 
originally  cnllrd  Mear>.  In  1S67  its  name 
was  oh.mgod  to  Whitehall,  .ind  it  w.\s  incor 
porntrd.  Ti  now  number^  some  I,5iOO  in- 
habiianiv.  It  h.iN  5  churches,  a  gr.tdi.>'. 
school  emplDving  5  teachers,  a  l.tnk,  ' 
weekly  newspaper,  the  Fo^to'i.  a  tannci^ 
doing  a  bnsniess  of  Sioo,t>"0  a  year.  9  s.i^* 
and  4  shitijdo  niill>.  I  he  buildmg  improe- 
nienls   madr   during    1S74  alone  reached 


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in  the  vicinity  of  WLiitehall.  and  eiiters  into  1 
che  shipments  hoiu  thai  port.  Express,  Am-  | 
t-rkan.  Telegraph.  Western  Union.  Paul  T.  i 
Hedges,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECrrORY. 

Alley  J      Co,  luiuber  and  lath  mnfrs.  j 

Araerican  Express  Co,  F  E  Emery,  ageiit,  i 

Bc:llhou.-:e  Joseph,  saloon. 

Bennett  Thomas  <j.:  Co,  general  store. 

Bjorn-rad      Thorion.  g^rocers. 

Lio'ice  .rVli^ert  M,  proin-  linrv/ood  House. 

Bowea  A  B  &  Co,  lunjher  mnfrj. 

Bram.in  Isaac  E.  tin  and  sheet  iron  ware. 

Bratz  Loiii.-:,  clothing. 

lireitineier    &  .1  oIin«?f?B«,,  (George  | 
Breittneier,  Dalia-,  Johviion  j  ?v[eat  Slarket. 

Caine  Aliiert  A.  hotel  propr.  ' 

Carleton  J^J5eph  E,  painter. 

Carr  George  K,  homeoparhic  physician. 

Christy  Hans,  saloon  and  bofirding. 

Clark  Henry,  saiuon. 

Covdl  A  J  &  C  E,  lUrnler  aiafrs. 

Coveil  Ne lifer  (.V  Co,  shingle  ninfrs. 

Ellis  Robert,  barber. 

Elswortli  Ansel  C,  lawyer. 

Emery  I^rank  H,  grocer. 

Foster  D  J,  lum!=er  dealer. 

1-ox  James,  saloon. 

Freeh  ling  Moses,  general  stc^re. 

FreeisiaJi  Gf^org-<?  B,  Books,  Station- 
ery and  Jewelry. 

Gardrier  John,  faioon. 

Gaylord  Charles,  physician. 

Crla/ier  De.xtt-r  ['.  ^^'encr.;'  store. 

Green,  Kelsey  ^  Co,  lumber  mnfrs. 

CivoiT  JoIbji,  Sah)on. 

Hanson  Michael,  grocer. 

Flardwcod  Harvey,  bii]i.:;rd  saloon. 

JS.<.h2<J-03!;  I.  Postmaster  and  Jus- 

tice of  the  Peace. 

Hedge--  Henry     Co,  meat  nsarket. 

Hobler,  Mrs  Ruth,  millinery. 

Hopkin-;  A  G,  architect  ar.d  justice  of  the 
peace. 

Johnson  Charles,  meat  niarket. 

Johnson  J  H,  physician. 

Johnson  ^:  Flcgman,  -;hing!e  nmfrs. 

Keller  Martin      Bro,  luml)er  mnfrs. 

IClett  (rco,  harness  maker, 

Larson  Tliomas,  saloon. 

Lee  Corydfju,  li\  ery  stal-lc 

Lewis  J>'hn  C,  lumber  dealer.  I 
Lumberman's  .Strife  B:>nk,  .Mbert  Mear-^  pres.  ' 

Fnmk  Rlackmarr  casVsier.  1 
Lundberg  John.  >aIoon. 
.■>Jcijkill/.«e  l'l9:ai-los  W,  Re-inurant. 
.Madi-,on  Hftnv  C,  rot  lu rant.  | 
Me.us  .\.Ibert,  general  >tv>rc  and  lumber  mnfr.  I 
•Michener  John,  grocery  and  restaurant. 
Mizner  Zt^rah.  whvsiclan  and  «lru"''i>i. 
Monsoii  I  leinrich,  pin -Ician.  I 
Moogr     Thompson,  furnilure. 


Morse  P  &  Son,  hardware. 

Xear]>fjH;s   Charles   P,  Publisher 

Whitehall  Forum. 
Nelson  A.ndrew,  saloon. 
Norris  R  W  grocer 

Norris  &  Green,  shingle  and  planing;  mill. 
Patterson  Nelson,  village  marshal. 
Phelps   fefc    Parker,  General  Store 

and  Luriiber  Mrifrs  and  Dealers. 
Redt'ern  Charles  \V,  station  and  telegraph 

agent. 

Reed  Benjamin  F,  restauj-ant. 
Rice  &  Watson,  grocers. 
Ruggles  Eli  M,  druggist  and  jeweler. 
Ruggles  Wm  H,  photographer  and  jeweler. 
Sargent  Jacob  E,  grocer. 
Scroggs  D  G,  lawyer. 
Scabolt  Frank,  boot  and  >hoemaker. 
dialer  Xaeiiry,  Lawyer,  Slocum's  Block. 
Slocum  F;i!iott  T.  capitalist  and  real  estate 
dealer. 

Staples  oc  Covel,  saw  mill. 

Sturtevaat  Francis  H,  grocen,'  and  livery 

stable. 
Squires  A  W.  m.illineiy. 
Tl30!i!5>soti  Charles  C,  Lumber  and 

Real  Estate  Dealer. 
Utley  &  Hill,  wagon  makers  and  blacksmiths. 
Van  Kenren  John,  saloon. 
WailratT  Loui;,  cigar  mnfr. 
W  U  Telegraph  Co,  C  W"  Redfem  manager. 
Whitohall   rorniii,  (Weekly),  C  P 

Xearpass.  Publi-her,  Foster" >,  Block. 
Widoe  John,  clothing. 
Wixsoa  Joseph  T.  Photographer. 

WHITE  LAKE, 

A  smnl!  village  with  a  population  of  loo, 
in  the  township  of  Wliite  Lake.  Oakland 
county,  40  mdes  from  Detroit  and  16  west  of 
Pontiac.  The  nearest  railway  station  is 
Clyde,  3  ndles  west  from  White  Lake,  on  the 
F.  .^c  P.  M.  R.  K.  It  is  in  a  good  farming  ' 
country,  >lightly  undulating,  and  ail  kinds 
of  farm  produce  are  raised  and  shipped. 
Tri-weckly  mail.  ].  Renwick  Sloat,  post- 
ma>ter. 

HUSINESS  lURtCTORY. 
Burnam  iV  Ci>.  general  store. 
Chandler  Rev  L  (Presbyterian^. 
Doty  Tobias,  carriage  maki^r. 
Hyatt  L  D  v!c  Co.  general  store. 
iNL\riin  D  S,  j.hysiciaji. 
Ogdcn  G,  boot  and  slu>emakcr. 
I'hdlips  Eli.  blacksmith. 
Robert^i'in  C  G.  '■h\sician. 


WHITE  LAKE  CENTER. 

Ox  Bow.) 
.\  postoitice  in  Oakland  county,  ahoui  lO 
nvile^  wpsl  of  Ponti.io,  uh«  nce  it  u'ceivti  a 
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MTCKIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Eyloft'F,  blacksrrulh.^ 
Hopkirs  k  Son,  saw  and  planing  mills. 

WHITE  OAK. 

A  posLofiice  in  White  Oak  tovvnsriip,  Ing- 
ham county,  1 6  miles  east  of  Mason,  the 
county  seat,  and  ii  miles  south  of  Leroy 
station,  on  the  D.  L.  &c  L.  M.  R.  R.  There 
are  2  saw  niills  and  i  cidcj-  mili  here.  It  is 
in  a  rolling  country,  and  grain  and  potatoes 
are  the  staple  crops.  It  has  a  tri-weekly 
mail.    Wm.  J.  H.  Ackerson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

leading  mnfr. 


White 


YVoodhouse  Lemuel,  stave  and 


WHITE  PIGEON. 

Is  in  the  soutliv/estern  parf  of  St.  Toseph 
county,  on  the  maiji  line  of  the  L.  S".  M. 
S.  R.  R.,  at  the  southern  terminus  of  the' 
Kalamazoo  division.  iJv  this  rouit;  it  i.s 
miles  from  Detroit,  I20  from  Chicago,  123 
from  Toledo,  and  95  from  Grand  Rapid>. 
The  population  of  the  village  is  about  ■1,2*00, 
It  has  a  flouring  mill,  a  .^a^'h,  door  and  bimd 
factory,  a  wagon  factory.  3  !'.-.teIs,  a  bank 
and  several  largt;  well  stocl:ed  general  stores. 
White  Pigeon  is  supported  by  a  wealthv 
farming  community,  being  in  one  of  the  be.st 
agricultural  section.s  of  the  State,  and  sur- 
rounded by  a  country  thorouglily  cultivated 
and    highly  productive.     Express— United 

States;  Telegraph — Western  Union.    T.  E, 

Clupp,  postmaster. 

nusiNKss  r).fR?:rTORY.  ' 

Austin  W  O,  druggist. 

p.eisel  G  W,  justice  of  tlie  peace. 

Bisbey  John,  saloon. 

Elackraan  Edson,  eclectic  physician. 

Boies  W  E,  operator  W.  U.  Td.  Co. 

Boone  George,  saloon. 

Born  Isaac,  Ijlacksmith. 

l:Jos\velI  M  A,  millinerv. 

iioyer  Wm,  harno-^  maker, 

Bradley  George,  saluon. 

Drown  George  C,  druggist. 

Bruason  P  (),  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Busell  F  W,  grocer. 

Claj)p  T  E,  postmaster. 

€J;aps>  a  San,  General  Store  and 
liankers,  cor  Kalamazoo  an<i  Chicago. 

Cooper  Thomas,  livery  stable. 

Cooper  &  ^Iandil;.^,  drugs  and  clothing. 

Crane  J  B,  boot-,  ami  shoes. 

Davis  M  j,  aj^ent  U.  S.  Express  Co. 

Davis  Jo.seph  1.,  Ln.ncrnl  store,  cor  Kalama- 
zoo and  Cliicago. 

f  'iinwci!  I  fctny,  noti<»i!.s. 

l.'nuwcll  Nir-  Honr%,  millinerv. 

I'hiropraii  rSoU'l,  J  D  Stiunp  P.opr. 

lJx«'h{«»rj:f'  l5:»5BFi,  A  Clapp  vS:  Son,  cor 
Kalama/00  iin<l  Cliica;zo. 


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Fl^Iier  R  E,  Dry  Uood^  and  Notions. 
F'-dv-ell  Ilughes,  blacksm.ith. 
Frawce   Cieonre    F^,  Propr 
Pigeon  House,  R.  R.  Depot. 
I  Gabel  Paul,  baker, 
j  Gardner  Harriet,  hair  dressing. 
Gardner  J  W^  barber. 
Hamilton  David  P,  flounng  mill. 
Hartsliorn  G  W,  barber. 
Hotcbin  John,  harne-s  maker, 
Tarrett  R  F,  merchant  tailor. 
Kauszler  PVed,  boot  and  shoemaker. 
Kaus-der  John  A,  sev.  ing  machines. 
King  &  Whitmore,  tobacconists. 
Kletisch  G  Y,  saloon. 
Labadie  Lewis,  confectioner. 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern  R.  R 

W  Sanderson  agent. 
McGowan  Mrs  S,  miiiinery. 
McGuire  John,  tailor. 
Mandigo  J  W,  physician. 
Middagh  W  H,  jeweler  and  barber. 
Miliar  Mrs  H,  millinery. 
Murray  John,  hardware. 
Murray  A  W  &  Co,  general  store. 
Page  D  Clayton,  lawyer. 

KviMl  TGllas  Furniture  Dealer  and  Cabi- 
net Maker. 

KosenSuajier  CfirisMan,  Boot  and 

Siiocmaker. 
Salmon  George  E  .S:  Co.  groce;s. 
Sanderson  J  W,  agent  L.  S.  c\:  M.  S.  R.  R. 
Schimke  Ernst,  saloon. 
Show  G  H,  denri-t. 
Stott  J  M,  furniture. 
.Stlllll5>  J  J>,  Propr  Europe.an  Hotel. 
United  States  Express  Co,  H  |  Davi<:  a^'ent. 

R.  R.  Depot. 
\\  atson  J  R  &  Bro,  hardware  and  grocerie-^, 
Wemple  &  Sheap,  meat  market. 
Western  Union  Tel.  Co,  W  E  Boies  operator. 

R.  R.  Depot. 
WjiiJe    i*jjjfOOli    House,   George  I. 

France  Propr,  R.  R.  Depot. 
WiLon  A  W,  wagon  maker. 
WiUon  S  P,  sash,  door  and  blind  mnfr. 


WHITE  RIVER. 

A  village  of  200  in!iabiiani>,  m  White  Ri^- 
cr  townslilp,  Mu^ke;.;oii  counlv.  on  the  shv>ie 
of  lake  Mic/ii-an,  at  the  mouth  of  White  lale, 
6  mile^  southwest  of  Miuit.igue.  on  the  C.  »V 
L.  M.  R.  R.  There  i>  i  .<:aw  mill  here,  auH 
lumber,  wood,  ties  and  hark  are  bhipj>eil. 
White  River  has  a  semi-weekly  mail.  Wi... 
A.  Row,  postmaster. 

Ilatler  Adam,  .saloon. 
no.\M     Co.  saw  mill. 
Krs..n  Wm  A,  grocer. 
Row  Wm  A,  jjencial  store. 
Whelan  lames,  lislKiy. 


WHI  AND  BUSINESS 


WHITE  ROCK. 

A  village  with  a  populalion  of  200,  i'.i  j 
White  Reck  t?>^T.>hip,  Huron  county^  on 
Iiilce  Huron,  20  niiles  southea-t  of  Bad  Axe, 
the  county  seat.  The  nearest  railway  station 
is  Fori  Gratiot,  about  54  miles  ?outh.  The 
jivroductions  and  manufactures  are  salt  and 
lumber.  It  has  a  daily  mail.  Thoaias 
T ho !.n s C' n ,  post ru as t e r . 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bosser  Richard,  carpenter  and  joiner. 
Buei  J,  luniber  mrur. 
Cobb  X,  cooper. 

Fairbrothjrs  i!rc  Co,  carpenters  and  joiners. 

Ferguson  L,  propr  Cottage  Hotel. 

(jorden  G  blacksmith. 

Hubbell  C,  carD enter. 

Johnso;;  A  II,  physician. 

iv.irenicy  M,  cooper. 

McKee  C  S,  hotel  propr. 

iMunford  B,  general  store. 

Rose  Hugh,  wagon  maker. 

Stevens  J,  physician. 

Stour  J,  iivery. 

Thomson  Bros,  general  store,  s-n It  ninfrs  and 
dock  owners. 

WHITESBUBG. 

A  small  village  on  section  36,  in  the  tow^n  j 
of  Thetfprd,  Genesee  county.  .  It  is  in  a 
good  farming  countr}",  under  a  good  state  of 
cultivation,  and  has  tv,-o  sav,-  n-iills  and  a 
shingle  mill.  Rogeis,  cn  the  Otter  Lake 
branch  of  the  F.  P.  M.  R.  R.,  is  its  ship- 
ping station,  aiid  Rogi.:rsviile  its  postolilce. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
Adams  W  H,  miller. 
Dickinson  Alanson,  gr<.'ceries. 
Doflge  &  flibbard,  millers. 
Dunlap  John,  blacksmith. 
Cirantham  \V,  hotel  propr. 
Hutchinson  Wm  Z,  sewing  machine  agent. 
Ingersoll  George,  flouring  mill. 
Long  W'm  H,  notary  public. 
Parker  E  B,  saw  and  shingle  mill. 
Rogers  W'm,  e.vpress  and  R.  R.  station  agent. 
W'illard  L  J,  farmer. 
Wilson  Rev  John  N  ( Christiai\). 

WHITE'S  STATION. 

A  village  of  100  inhabitant,-,  on  the  M.  C. 
R.  R..  in  Fnuuet  township,  Calhoun  county, 
about  half  way  between  >larshall  and  Battle 
Creek,  and  114  miles  from  Detroit  It  is  on 
Kahimazoo  river,  with  a  good  water  power, 
and  has  a  large  thninng  null  and  a  cheese 
factory.  Teit graph,  \\'estcrn  Union,  fc'x- 
pu'Ss,  American.    John  Htmgh,  postmaster. 

WHITE  SWAN, 

A  postufiice  in  l!;e  northe.istetrt  part  *>f 
Kent  county,  26  miles  north  of  Lowell,  and 


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about  10  west  of  Kiddviile,  on  the  D.  L.  cc 
L.  NL  R.  R.    It  has  a  semi-weekly  mail. 

WHITE  V7"ATER. 

Formerly  a  postofftce  in  (irand  Traverse 
county,  now  discontinued.    A^ddress,  Acme. 

WHITSWOOD. 

A  postofhce  in  Wayne  county,  on  the  Pon- 

tiac  roar',  6  miles  north'vest  of  Detroit. 

WmTMORE  LAKE. 

A  small  village  in  the  townsliip  of  North- 
held.  Washtenaw  county,  10  miles  due  north 
of  An.i  Arbor,  and  5  southwest  of  .South 
Lyon,  on  the  1^.  L.  &  L.  M.  P..  R.  It  is 
situated  on  a  beautiful  Lake,  and  is  a  popular 
piace  of  .summer  resort.  It  has  a  semi- 
weekly  mail. 

HUSIXESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bayley  .A,  hotel  propr. 

Clc.se'C)  B,  blacksmith. 

Hajnmon  John,  saloon. 

Smith  D  F,  hotel  propr. 

Smith  £,  physician. 

Stevens  j  D,  postmaster. 

Stiles  &  McCorm.ck,  general  store. 

Trainer  |  -'hn,  saloon. 


WILLIAMSBURGH. 

A  postofticc  in  Grand  Traverse  county,  14 
ir.iics  CciSt  of  Traverse  City.  It  has  a  weekly 
mail. 


\VILLJAMSTON. 

W' illiamston  is  a  thriving  village  on  the 
D.  L.  L.  M.  R.  R.,  in  the  township  of  the 
same  name,  Ingham  coun'y,  18  miles  north- 
east of  Ma>on,  71  from  t)etroit,  and  I4  ease 
of  Lansing.  It  is  on  Ceiiar  river,  a  branch 
o(  Grand  river  which  supplies  water  power, 
and  it  i>  surrfnindeu  by  a  productive  c^^antry. 
The  village  contains  3  churches,  a  S.!5,ooo 
union  school,  a  weekly  new<papcr,  the  ^n- 
ter/^rise,  a  $25,000  hotel,  a  Houring  n\ill,  a 
machin;'  shop,  a  "-"tave  faciory,  a  saw  njiil, 
and  2  planing  mills.  Settled,  1S37.  Incor- 
porated, 1S7T.  Population,  1,400.  E.vpress, 
American.  Telegraph,  Atl.vntic  <Iii:  Pacific. 
John  M.  Crovsman,  postm.ister. 

HISINF.SS  DIRLCTOKY. 
Baker  Charles  H,  jewelry. 
Bennett  &  Clarke,  wagon  m.Tkers. 
Bralcy  v'l-  Christie,  snlvon. 
Cha'iwick  «S:  Ring,  saloon. 
<"hiU<^n  .Mrs  W  H,  millinery. 
ChiUon  and  KUlred,  dressmakers. 
Clark  \  WiUon,  founders  and  uiachiniils. 
Coail  Mathi.as,  {-"hysician. 
C<iti\ejso  Mrs  K.  booi.v  and  shoes. 
Cro.-.»ai.iu  L\micl  L,  aj^t  D.  L.  i.\  L.  NL  K.  R. 


VflL  MJCHIGAN  STATE  GA2ETTKER  WIL 


Crossinan  J'Ain  M,   books,  stationery,  and 

postmaster. 
Crostick  .5c  Hartwig,  blacksmiths. 
Curci.s3  Ilemy  P,  founder  and  machinist. 
Dana  James  j,  grocer. 
Defendorf  John,  physician. 
Dolan  Frank  A,  grocer. 
Eberly  &  King,  boot  and  shoemaker.^. 
Evans  Rev  K  Cr  ■■  Merhodi.stj. 
Evans  Win  R.  barber. 
Guches  Wm^  meat  market. 
Hale  Phiiip,  tailor. 
Halsted  A  J,  grocer. 
Hakted  Mrs  A  J,  millinery. 
Hamuiond  &  Miller,  plaia.ig  niili. 
Hayden  Rev,  (Baptist). 

Henning  Edwin,  stave  and  heading  mnfrs. 

Hilliard  R  V,  supt  public  ^-chooU. 

HortOP  j  X,  saloon. 

liorton  &  Beaidslcy,  general  store. 

Hubbard  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

King  VVm  H,  propr  LoraDard  House. 

Le-isia  Janie^  A,  physician. 

Led  yard  &  Bro,  pump  faciory. 

Lewis  E  D,  la^vy^r. 

Loranger  E  F,  saloon. 

Mead  &  Fieming,  flouring  and  saw  mills. 

Minturn  \Vm  \V,  grocer. 

Mott  R  &  Co,  grocers. 

JkTusselman  E,  propr  Franklin  House. 


yichols  Edward  H,  harness  m.  ker. 
Odell  Aaron,  billiard  sa'oon. 
Odell  Samuel  C,  grocer. 
Ordway  William,  blacksmith. 
Pfefie  John,  furniture. 
Pierce  F  A,  blacksmith. 
Plotis  .^c  Shv.  itzer,  meat  markei, 
Uevenaugh  Joh.n,  phvsician. 
Robmson  Jame~,  grocer. 
Shields  John  H,  baker. 
S!»uart  Daisiei  A:  Son,  Propr.-,  Shu  ut 
House. 

Simons  iS:  Bro.  general  store. 

Smith  Edwin  J  W,  editor  Williamston  Eis- 

terprise. 
Smith      Snn'th.  lawyers. 
Spaulding  H  H,  genernl  store, 
Spauldir.g  H  H  i  Co,  bankers. 
Steel  J  H,  grocer. 

Ste%vart  Jfohsa  B,  Known  as  "Cheap 
John,"  Hardv.-are.    iSfe  adv.) 

Tompkins  Frank  L,  agent  American  Ex- 
press Co. 

Ton-ipkins  J      Sen.  furniture. 

Turner  Ciiarle*»,  Druggi.-t  and  phy- 
sician. 

Waters  Giles  M.  harness  maker. 
Watkins  A  B,  saw  mill. 
Wells  i  Harrison,  druggists. 
White  Wm  W,  furniture. 


Established  1870.  Established  1870. 

JOIIX  13.  STEWAIIT, 


mm  ipnTuwii  aaatanranai 

Dealer  in  Foreign  and  Domestic 

RDWARE. 

Cutlery,  Stoves,  Iron,  Steel,  Nails,  Glass. 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornice, 

TIN,  COPPER  AND  SHEET  IRON  WARE, 
Armory  and  Head  Quarters  of  Cheap  John's  Flyin-  Artillery. 

l^iitnani  Street. 

WILLIALISTON,         -  -  MICHIGAN. 


WXL         AND  bus:ni 

WiHijim^trm  Ess terprir^e,  E  J  W 

Saiiili  Editor  anc3  Manajyer. 
Woicott  &  Co,  confe;-tionery,  tovs,  books  and 
jn  1  i 5"! c-i i  i I j.s t r a ni en t-- . 


WILLIAM.SVn.LE. 

A  village  wiib  nboui;  200  population,  iu 
Porter  township,  Cass  county,  ici4  rniks 
east  or  Cassopoiis,  the  couniy  seat.  The 
iiirrounding-  country  i>.  roiling-  aTid  timbered 
and  mostly  devored  to  fanning:.  One  of  the 
leading- crojxi  is  sweet  potiUoe-.  This  place 
has  lrt--vN-eekly  mail.  J.  \V.  E.  Fort, 'posC- 
inaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

All'-n  Tarhon.  agriculturist. 

A  roller  Lemuel,  miller, 

.\rcher  Brn.-,,  flourint;  milL. 

Artist  Geo  \V.  carpenter  and  builder. 

Ausiia  L  L,  flouring-  ndll. 

Ayres  T  P,  carpenter. 

Copley  Rev  C  M  (Baptist;. 

Cousins  David,  shoemaker. 

Cousin?  D  W,  physician.  ! 

Barns  Peter,  mason. 

Cannady  J  N,  carpenter. 

Copley  Cyrus,  black.-nnth. 

Cousins  David,  shoemaker. 

Cousins  D  W,  physician. 

Fort  J  W  B,  phy.sician. 

Gardner  Po^v-ell,  teacher. 

Grady  Gran-vdlie,  horse  farriei-. 

Jenkins  Cas-ins,  painter. 

McCullough  cooper. 

Mcrriu  Byron  E,  postmaster, 

Merritt  C  C,  .sheriff  Cass  county. 

Merritt  J  Fred,  general  -tore. 

Merritt  Wni  R,  u:eneral  store. 

Merritt  W  R  jr,  notary  public. 

-Moore  Otis,  physician. 

Orr  G  B,  hotel  prop-rietor. 

Orr  Thomas,  teacher. 

Powell  Gardner,  school  teacher. 

Rinehart  W  C,  blacksmith. 

Sanders  Peter,  lawyer, 

^oars  Harry,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Smith  Thomas,  speculator. 

Stovers  Lewis,  carpenter. 

Welister  Rev  James,  (  .Methodi-t.  1 

^Veikel  Reuben,  blacksmith. 

Williams  1^  C,  mechanic. 

WINFIELD. 

Locally  known  as  Nova  Scotia,  a  villai»e 
200  inhabitants,  in  O.i  wi'Iac^n  towp.iiip. 
biidnun  comity,  15  miles  souuhwe-tof  .Mason 
and  I  I ,  miles  north  of  Onondaga  station,  on 
"^0  G.  R.  V.  U.  R.  It  on  i'.r.md  river,  in 
^  U'^<ni  regi-)n  .jf  country,  and  ships  oiui^c 
''"^»r,  axc-helves,  shooks,  etc.  It  his  .v  d.ulv 
">«iil.     K.  Swart,  po>Hnavter. 


iSS  DIKECTORY  ,  WIX 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

I  Brewster  Edward,  physician. 
:  Drohan  T,  stone  mason. 
•  Hav.'kins  S  R,  hcop  mnfr. 
:  Haynes  D  E,  genet al  store. 

Kenyon  II,  cheese  maker. 
:  Patrick  C  C,  music  dealer. 
'  Ryan  &  Thompsori,  axe-helve  mnfri. 
;   Ryan  William,  notary  public. 
'  Sanford  Albert,  town  clerk. 
I  Sha-w  E,  blacksmith. 
!  Smith  John,  propr  cheese  factory, 
i  Starr  George,  cooper. 
'■  Stetler  &  Matthews,  flouring  mill, 
;  Stocking  B  F,  carpenter, 
j  Swart  R,  general  store  and  justice  of  tb« 
1  peace. 

I  Tanner  Rev  J  H  (Methodist). 
!  Taylor  Al.-neron,  constable. 
;  Trefry  James,  wagon  maker. 

Trerry  T  R.,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

Tiefry  M,  grccer. 

Waggoner  G  H,  town  treasurer  and  c:irpen- 
ter, 

Waggoner  Mrs  Nancy,  milliner. 
Winters  George,  blacksmith. 


;  WINN. 

j      A  postoliice  in.  Fremont  township,  Isa- 
I  bella  county,  21    miles  northwest    of  St. 
1  Louis,  on  the  S.  V.  &  St.  Louis  R.  R.,  the 
;  neare-^t  raib^vay  station,  and  10  miles  souih- 
west  of  Mt.  Pleasant,  the  county  seat.     It  is 
m  a  farming  country,  and  farm  produce  i^ 
raised  and  shipped.     Tt  has  a  v.  eekly  maiL 
Jerome  Bacheider,  postmaster. 

;  WISNER. 

j  A  postofiice  in  Wisner  townNhip,  Tuscola 
I  county,  on  S.iginaw  bay,  12  miles  east  of 
j  Bay  City,  the  nearest  railway  station,  and  24 
I  .mile.s  northwest  of  Caro.  It  is  in  a  level 
,  country.  The  shipments  are  timber,  staves 
and  hoops.  It  h.a>  a  tri-weekly  mail.  G.  A. 
Lark,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

i  Barney  C  L,  ship  car j. enter, 
j  Bradford  John,  hotel  propr. 
j  Brink  Menry,  blacksmitli. 
j  Davis  L  C,  carpenter, 
i  Gager  George,  carpenter. 
Irons  W  S.  carpenter. 
McGill  Jatues,  carpenter. 
Rces  Wili.ird  C,  blacksmith. 
1  Srrt'ctor  Willi 'm.  hotel  propr. 

I      A\dlagcof  120  inhabitants,  on  the  F.  Jt 
•   I'.  NL  R.  R..  1.^  miJe>  north  of  Plvnouth  and 
21  south  ol  Holly.     It  i«  on  the  lin  •  bctx^oon 
Novi    and    Commcrcp  lownshif^:.,  OaklanJ 


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MICHICAS"  STATE  GAZETTEER 


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county,  17  :uiles  50uth\s-est  of  Poutiac.  It 
is  the  shipping  point  for  West  Novi  and 
Walied  Lake;  is  situri.*:ed  in  a  rolling,  diver- 
si'ied  country,  and  has  ;i  frjundry  and  ma- 
chine shop^  and  a  Free-will  Baptist  cliurcli. 
A.  W.  Arms,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Arms  A  W,  general  .store  and  postmaster. 

Beebe  Justus,  physician; 

Calhoun  David  M,  painter. 

Corey  Rev  E  M.  (Baptist). 

Deming  O  H,  furniture. 

Drew  Rev  J  B  (Baptist). 

Emper)-'  \Vm,  harness  malcer. 

Gardner  A  E.  general  store. 

Johnson  Hannah  S,  boots  and  shoes. 

Johnson  Win  P,  grocer. 

Riniball  Plouse,  M  C)  Smith  proiir, 

Knox  T  Wm,  <7eneral  store. 

Larcora  Chauncv  P^  fouiider  ;uid  machinist. 

McGuire  Daniel,  carpenter. 

Madison  Frank  jr,  leader  of  band. 

Madison  B  Franklin  &  Son,  blacksmiths. 

iluiiihaw  Beuiarnin  \Y,  cooper. 

Orr  Geo  &  Bro,  hotel  pro};rs. 

Ranch  John  R,  railroad  and  express  agent. 

Smith  Martin  O,  propr  Kimball  House. 

Stearns  O  S,  glove  and  mitten  manufacturer. 

Stewart  C,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Stewart  Wilmar  S,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

Wixom  &  Sibley,  grain  arid  lumber. 

WOOD  LAKE, 

A  small  village  i;i  Pierscn  to^v.!lship,  Mont- 
calm -county,  on  the  G.  R.  &  I.  R.  R.,  30 
miles  north  of  Grand  Rapids  and  4  scrith  of 
Howard  City.  It  was  settled  in  1S70,  and 
now  has  lOO  irdiabitants,  a  large  steam  <aw 
mill,  etc.  Hay  is  the  principal  agricultural 
product,  and  lumber  the  chief  article  of  >hip- 
ment.    H.  M.  Carpenter^  postmaster. 

r,  I' S I N  E  S  S   L)  I  K  I  '.C T  O  R  Y . 

Taylor  &  Mc.Mullen,  >aw  mill  and  general 
store. 


WOODLAND, 

A  small  \illage  in  Woodland  township, 
Barry  county,  10  miles  north  of  Nashville, 
and  13  northea>t  of  Ha.-^tings.  It  contains  4 
churches,  grist  and  saw  mills,  and  is  the 
home  of  the  inventor  of  the  famous  Holly 
water  works.     It  has  a  tri  weekly  mnil. 

lU.'SO'F.SS  l)IKi:CT('K\  . 

Baitinger  Melcher,  blacksmith. 

Bellinger  J,  blacksmith. 

Brown  X,  harnc.-s  maker. 

Carpenter  H  C,  humeopathic  phy><;ciai\. 

D<.)\Nning  Washington,  i)lacksmith. 

Gue-^chnit  G,  shoemaker. 

Hager  iS:  Towii>end,  general  store. 

Ifai;;lit  S,  I'ostinasier  and  rndt-ilakcr. 

Hilbert  l-'runk,  general  stoic. 


Hilhert  L,  general  store. 

Hough  C  A,  wagon  maker. 

Kilpatrick  D  B,  physician. 

Osmon  J,  propr  Woodland  House. 

Rice  J  M,  shoemaker. 

Sinklette  D,  homeopathic  phy.sician. 

Smith  G,  blacksmith. 

Son  well  S,  druggist. 

Stevens  J  J,  grocer. 

Tregmon  H,  physician. 

Trobbot  G,  shoemaker. 


WOOD'S  CORNERS, 

A  postoffice  and  railway  stati.-ir  in  P.;  .. 
county,  on  the  Stanton  branch  i>f  the  I>.  1. 
&  L,  ^P  R.  R.,  9  miles  north  of  Ionia. 


WOODVILLE. 

A  small  hamlet  on  the  Big  Ra[-.ids  bran, 
of  the  C.  oc  M.  L.  S.  R.  R.,  11  miles  vv 
of  Big  Rapids  and  44  from  ^^ci->kegon.  Ti; 
station  is  known  as  Traverse  Road.    Po;  . 
latioK  50.    J.  C.  Conant,  po.->ririaster. 

i.L'SINKSS  DIRECTORY. 

Conant  T  C,  general  store. 
Howard  Julien,  saw  mil's. 


WORTH, 

A  thriving  village  of  350  inhabitants,  al^i- 
called  Tuscola,  in  Tuscola  township,  Tuscola 
county,  23  miles  .southwest  of  Caro,  on  Cas-- 
river.  The  nearest  railway  station  is  Va>sAr. 
on  the  D.  &  B.  C.  R.  R.,  6  miles  northwest. 
It  has  2  saw  mills,  a  shingle  mill,  a  tiourin^- 
mill,  a  planing  mill,  a  sash  and  blind  fac 
lory,  and  3  churches — Methodist,  Baptist  aa  ' 
Adventist^  also  a  union  school.  The  coui:- 
try  is  excellent  for  farming,  and  wheat  an  ' 
all  kinds  of  farm  produce  are  raised.  Tho 
manufactures  and  shipments  are  flour,  slii:.- 
gles  and  hoops.  Worth  has  a  daily  m.v.;. 
Jeremiah  Hopkins,  postmaster. 

BL"SI.NEi;S  DIRECTORY. 

Brigg-;  P,  hotel  propr. 

Croban  Peter,  grocer  and  saloon. 

Croban  R,  carpenter. 

Davis  G  C,  j'hysician. 

Ducolon  R  L,  grocer.  • 

Eld  red  N  W,  wagon  maker. 

Eldred     Ormes,  \vagv>n  makers. 

Graves  David,  grocer. 

Haine>  iS:   Panipson.  lumher   and  shiug'e 

mnfrs. 
Harri>oM  J  H,  driiggi>t. 
H.irvison  Wm  H,  general  sfoie. 
H.\\s  J.iuio  E,  .>hcry. 
Hopkins  J,  propr  ruscolu  House. 
Pan».M)n  S  X,  >aw  mill. 
.McPhcoon  1       propr  McPherNon  Housc 
Ma(lu:so«s  M,  wov^Ien  nuil. 
Omes  O,  carpenUi. 


WOR 


AND  f.USlNKSS  DIRECTORY. 


WYA 


r»wens  G  S,  blacksmith. 

Owens  On:  Week-,  wag^on  and  carriage  niakev>. 
Perry  Charles,  "umber  and  ?hin2le  rnnfr. 
Richardson  John  L,  lawyer. 
Richardson  J  H,  flour  and  <^a\v  mill. 
Richardson  P  B,  generjl  store. 
Kiker  Bros,  flouring  mill. 
Schoft"  Oscar,  [ihysician. 
Sbvigley  Enos,  grocer. 
Sta|)les  P  W,  boots  and  shoes. 
Stevens  OS:  Babcock,  saw  and  planing  inili. 
Strong  Rev  F  (Me-ho'list  Episcopal). 
Wads-vorth  \\'m,  agent  Am  Exprerss  Co. 
Warren  Wm  X,  druggist. 
Whalen  F  F  .\:  Ross,  lumber  and  shingle 
nin  frs. 

.  Wilson  N,  boot  and  shoeuraker. 
Wilson  Wrn,  hoot  and  shoenrakcr. 

WEIGHT'S  BRIDGE, 

A  postoftice  in  Midland  county,  3  miles 
north  of  Sanford,  on  the  F.      P.  M.  R. 
from  wdicnce  it  re..■ei^■e5  a  serni-weeKly  maii. 
It  is  in  a  hfca\ y  luml^ering  country. 


WYANDOTTE. 

The  second  city  ivi  importance  in  Wayne 
county,  is  situated  on  the  Detroit  river.  12 
miles  below  Detroit  and  near  the  head  of 
Oosse  Isle.    It  is  in  the  township  of  Ecorse, 
and  \va>  platted  in  1854  by  the  Eureka  Iron 
Company,  who  had  here  established  a  blast 
furnace.    In  1S67  it  became  incorporated  as 
a  city,  and  now  numbers  over  3,500  inhabi- 
tants. -The  secret  of  it^  growth  has  been  the 
raanufacturiug  enterprises  e-tablished  l^.ere. 
A  second  bUrst  furnace  wa--  erected  by  the 
late  Capt.  E.  B.  Ward,  and  extensive  rolling 
mills  were  put  in  operation  b\'  the  Wyan- 
dotte Rolling  Mill  Company/the  capita!  of 
which  is  Si, 000,000,  and  wdiich  -jmploys  con- 
stantly some   500  han(U.    .\l    these  mills 
every  branch  of  the  ba-ine->s  is  conducted, 
including  merchant  iron,  lailroad  iron  and 
boiler  plate.    Extensive  stove  \\orks  have 
been  established  within  the  p.ist  few  years, 
also  a  ship  yard  for  tlie  construction  uf  in)n 
vessels.    Very  exten.sive  silvt-r  smelting  and 
relining  works  are  also  can  led  on  here,  the 
■iupply  of  ore  for  whicli  is  brought  from 
Lake  Superior  and   Utah.      Besides  these 
there  is  a  saw  mill  and  three  lumber  ilressing 
establishments.     Its  material  interests  al>n 
.include  a'  savings  bank.  .$50,000  capiial,  .i 
good  hotel,  a  weekly  newspaper,  the  ll'aviti 
Comitv    Cc.'tner,    11    public    hall,  2  union 
schools  of  brick,  ami  7  cluirvdie^  (Pie>byte- 
rinn.  Methodist,  Epi-icopil,  2  CuthoUc  and  2 
Lutheran).  The  E.  S.  \  NE  S.  R.  R.  and  the 
Deiroil  br.uu.Ii  of  the  Chli  ago  \-  Can.ula 
Southern  R.  K.,  give  connections  with  De- 


troit  and    Toledo,  and    all  puints  Xoith 
Soialh,   East  and   West.    O.   D.  Hibbard, 

posun  aster. 

HL'S!NKSS  !iIRl.CTOR.Y. 

Ameiicass  10\pre<HS  €0,  P  R  Johnson 

Agent,  (.)ak. 
Bel!  Walter  J,  saloon,  Biddle  ave. 
Bennett  John  S,  druggi.st,  cor   Eureka  and 

Biddle  aves. 
Bennett  Thornas  A,  billiard  hall,  cor  Eureka 

and  Bitldle  aves. 
Biddle  IloU??ie,James  .S  Campbell  Propr. 
Butrof  John,  meat  uiarket',  cor  Eureka  and 

Biddle  aves\ 
Bourke  John,  restaurant,  Biddle  ave. 
Puiggs  Robert  V,  law  and  insurance.  Elm. 
Brohl  Frank,  b;-!ker,  Eureka  ave. 
Ciunjjbell  JasJieS  S,   Propr  Biddle 

House. 

Caspers  Nichola.s.  saloon.  Oak. 

Christian  Edwin  P,  physician,  Biddle  ave. 

€!Krk  ^-iilas,  Hardware.  Stoves  and  Tin- 
ware and  Agricultural  Implements,  Bid- 
dle ave. 

Coan  Marley,  harness  maker,  Biddle  ave. 
Col  burn  Oliver,  meat  market,  Biddle  ave. 
Collins  Charles,  barber,  Biddle  ave. 
Cook  Robert,  barber,  Biddle  ave. 
Comer  Geo  W,  lawyer,  Biddle  ave. 
Davis  Bros,  general  store,  Bivldle  ave. 
F>liy  An^oii  W,  Physician  and  Dentist, 

Biddle  ave. 
Debo  John  P,  wholesale  wine  and  liquors, 

Eureka  ave. 
lJushane  Samuel,  barber,  Biddle  ave. 
Eby  Henry  H,  gener.\l  store,  cor  Elm  and 

Biddle  ave. 
Eichman  Henry,  flour  and  feed,  Riddle  ave. 
El!)ert  Wm,  grocer,  2d. 

Eureka  Iron  C«'.  Addison  P  Cook  prcs,  W 

H  Bronson  treas,  Ehn. 
Farnsworth     Co,  general  store,  Biddle  ave. 
Gartner  Joseph,  grocer,  1st. 
George  Lewis,  general  store,  cor  Eureka  and 

Biddle  ave. 

l^irurcUn   .Tosopli,    Mnfr  Carriages, 

Wagons  nnd  Iron  Wheelbarrows^  isl. 
Gronnn    Engelhert,  watches   and  jewelry. 

liiddle  ave. 
llautMM'ii'h  .f 0(111.  Cigar  Mnfr.  O.ik. 
l3M»ImiMl  <>iivi»r  I>,  Clothing  and  Gent^ 

Kurni-^hing  Goods  and  Postmaster,  F.id»ilc 

avenue. 

Hoer^ch  Mrs  Henry,  grocer.  Biddle  ave. 
Hunter  .\rchib.ild  S,  billard  hall.  Oak. 
Hurst  Jnme^,  T.  huiAbcr,  foot  Orange. 
.PoUiison  S.    Carri.^^e  .uui 

W;uv>n  Mn!r.  I^^t. 
Johns  oil  IC  V  &.  Soil,  Grocers,  0.\k 
Kiualian  Michael,  grocer.  y\. 
I4irl»}  IfiroN,  Ship  Builders.  Bidvllc  .ivc. 
LciglUon  \  Siill-.i>n,  hnuber,  tool  of  I'  ooki 

ave. 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


Y?S 


Maloch  Jame?i,  saloon  and  blacksmith,  Bid- 
dle  ave, 

Marx  George,  Propr   WyaudoUe  City 

Brewery,  Front. 
Mauren  Peter,  saloon,  cor  ist  and  Maple. 
Milkins  Lorenzo  P,  fruits  and  confectionery, 

Biddle  ave. 
31  orj;,^ail  Joiill  A,  Merchant  Tailor  and 

Cioihing,  Biddie  ave. 
Murphy  Michael,  saloon,  cor  Uiddle  as  cand 

Maple. 

Nellis  John  E,  insurance,  Biddle  ave. 
Northrup  Charles  J,  propr  Biddle  PIouSvj,  cor 

Biddle  z\c  and  Oak. 
Piurab  Alfred,  hardware,  stoves  and  tin'.vare, 

Biddle  ave. 
Potter  Philip,  meat  marketj  Biddle  ave. 
Pray  Sylvester,  insurance  agt  nt. 
Ratzek  PI  &  Co,  dry  goods,  Biddie  ave. 
Roberts  Daniel  H,  insurance  and  real  estate, 

Biddle  ave. 
Sciiuflert  Christian,  billiard  saloon.  P'ront. 
^€liu;ize  Adoipll,  Saloor.,  cur  2-.i  and 

Oak. 

Shelley  Samuel  S,  fruits  and  confectionery, 

Biddle  ave. 
Shrader  David,  physician. 
vSiil  F  S  S>:  Co,  hoots  and  shoes,  etc.  Eureka 

a\e, 

S|>€*.C3k  Menvj  ik,  Uro,  Cigar  Mnfrs. 
Stiles  &  White,  fiouring  mill,  Front. 
S*tillSi01H    Jolin,    Lumber    Mnfr  and 

Dealer,  foot  Eureka  ave. 
Susor  Joseph,  flour  and  feed,  Biddle  ave. 
Tewksbury  Newton,  saloon,  Biddle  ave. 
Thomas  Charles       drugs,  Biddle  ave. 
Thon  J  (i,  meat  market.  Oak. 
Thou  John  Y  W,  furniture  and  undertaker, 

Biddle  ave. 

Thon  John  F  \V  &  Son,  sash,  doors  and 

blinds,  Front. 
Thon  John  G,  meat  market,  Oak. 
Warmbier  Charles,  grocer,  2d. 
Wayne  County  Courier,    Griftin  Nellis 

props,  Biddle  ave. 
Webb  Egbert  T,  drugs,  Biddle  ave. 
Williams  Henry,  harness  maker. 
Wyandotte  Rolling  Mill  Co,  T  C  Owen  pre-. 

S  R  Mumford  sec,  J  S  Turner  troas,  Ri\er 

Bank. 

Wyandotte  Savings  Bank,  John  S  Van  Al- 

styne  pres,  Wm  Van  .Xliiler  cashier,  cor 

Biddle  ave  and  Oak. 
Wyandotte  Silver  Smelting  and  Rctining  Cf> 

Wm  Frue  pres,  C  B  Woodruff  sec,  W  Van 

Miller  trea.s,  11  C  Hahn  supt. 


YANKEE  SPRINGS. 

A  j-Hx-toffice  in  Barry  county,  8  miles  south 
of  Middleville,  on  the  (i.  K.  V.  branch  of 
the  NL  C.  R.  R.,  from  whence  it  icccive>  a 
»emi-weckly  mail.    It  is  in  a  good  j^rain  and 


fruit  country,  and  make=;  I'Tge  >hiprn'--nr-  of 
cider  and  apples. 

YEW. 

A  poitottice  in  Wayne  county,  corre5[)Gnd- 
ing  to  Tov.  n  Line  station  on  the  D.  L,  lv  L. 
M.  R.  F4.,  9  miles  fiOM  Defroit. 


i  YORK. 

t  A  village,  aW)  known  as  Moorcville,  con- 

'  taining  some  300  people,  in  York  lov/nship, 

i  Washtenaw  county,  14  miles  south  of  Ann 

I  Arbor.     The   surrounding  country  is  rich 

j  and  well  cultivated,  producing  v.  heat,  oat^. 

j  corn,  potatue-  and  wool.    Barrels,  lumber 

j  and  cheese  are  manufactured.    Ship  tj  Sa- 

;  line,  on  the  D.  H.  &  S.W.  R.  R.*  6  miles 

!  north.  It  has  a  tri-w  eekiy  mail.  M.  N.  B'-wers, 

i  postmaster. 

I  BUSINIiSS  DIRECTORY. 

!  Alchim  Richard,  general  store. 

I  Bronner  George,  cooper. 

}  Carpenter  Truman,  chee-e  mnfr. 

Clark  J  N,  blacksmith. 

Dra[)er  Anson,  bUcksmith. 

Ford  Henry,  general  store. 

Gaunilett  Janies,  boots  and  shoes. 

Hale  Samuel,  blacksmith. 

Jackson  John  .A.,  wagon  maker. 

Lounsburv  H  P,  blacksmith, 
j  McMullen  James,  wagon  maker, 
j  Muhlig  ^  Sons,  steam  saw  mill. 
!  Oakiev  F  Isl.  physician. 

Parker  E  O,  hotel. 

Smith  H  B,  saloon. 

Tuttle      Broniier,  coopers. 

YCRKVILLE. 

Vorkvillc  lb  a  vill.igc  of  120  iiihabitmts  on 
Gull  creek,  at  the  outlet  of  Gull  lake,  in  the 
township  of  Ross,  Kalamazoo  county.  It  is 
13  miles  northeast  of  Kalamazoo,  5  north- 
west of  Augusta  on  the  M.  C.  R.  R..  \nd  on 
the  line  oi  the  ^L  C.  ^  L.  M.  R.  R.,  now  in 
process  of  con-^truction.    It  is  in  the  center 

1  of  a  hne  rich  farming  country,  grain,  h.iy. 

I  live  stock  and  wo(ji  being  the  leading  pron\ic- 
tions.  It  has  a  fiouring  mill  and  ^hij  flour. 
D.  L.  Johnson,  postmaster. 

BUSINESS  DlRHrTORY. 

I  Burghdurlf  C  P,  veterinary  surgeon. 
Gritlin  Samuel,  coop«^r. 

j   Hampton  C.'harles,  builder. 
Hampton  W  W".  builder. 
Hoppel  Pett.M,  miller. 
Johnson  l»  L,  tlouring  mill. 
Lake  F  T,  InuKlcr. 
Vanamon  R,  coi  pcr. 


YPSILANTI. 

VpMlauu  i>  on  the  lliuMa  rtvct  and  ihe  .M. 
C.  R,  R.,  30  miles  west  of  Delrv>it.    ll  u  in 


TPS 


XN'D  BUSINESS  DII1ECTOF.Y. 


T53 


the  east  centra!  part  of  Washtenaw  county 
and  S  miles  ea.si  of  Ann  Arbor,  the  county  : 
sear.    Ir  is  the  poiRt  of  divergence  of  the  i 
D.,  IT.       S.  Vr/R.  R.  from  the  Michigan 
Central, coi!nectin;^at  with  Hillsdale,  Logans-  j 
port  and  Indianapolis.  ^    _  • 

At  an  ea.rly  day  the  preheat  site  ...f  Vpsi- 
ianti  was  a  popular  Iradin;^  ground  with  the  , 
Indians,  and  in  iSii  Godf-oy,  Pepin  and  Le  I 
Chambre,  a  hrm  of  Frencli  fur  traders  pro-  ; 
cured  a  grant  of  2,500   acres  at  this  point 
from  the  genera!  crovernnieiit.     It  vvaks  1.S23 
before  a  road  %-/as  cut  through  trorn  Detroii  ; 
to  the  location  and  before  any  regular  .seiile-  : 
ment  was  made.    Tt  v/as  then  called  Wood-  j 
ruffs    Grove.    Two  years  later  parties  in  1 
Detroit  houf<ht  out  the  interests  of  Godfrey,  ; 
Pepin  and  I^e  Chanibre  and  p'atting  the  vil- 
lage named  it  in  honor  of  the  then  famous  ' 
Greek   revolutionary   leader,  Ypsilanti.  It 
was  chartered  as  a  Yillag;eiu  1832.    In  (83S 
the  Michigan  Central,  was  opened  to  it.  In 
the  same  year  crime  became  so  prevalent  in 
it  from  its  frontier  position  that  a  vigilance 
committee  had  to  be  organized  and  sharp 
measures  threatened  if  not  carried  out.  In 
1849  Vpsilanti  secured  the  location  there  of 
the  Slate  Normal  School,   the  consideration 
being  the  site  and  513,500  in  money.  The 
city  has  since   enjoyed   a  steady,  healthy 
growth  and  by  the  census  of  1 874  was  shown 
to  number  5,211  inhabitants,  though  the  po- 
pulation is  j)opuiariy  ch'/uned  to  be  over  6,000. 

Ypsilanti  pK^osesses  a  fine  water  power  and 
this  ha-s  given  i.t  great  advantages  for  the 
manufacture  of  paper,  a  branch  in  which,  it 
is  stated,  it  is  surpassed  by  but  one  or  two 
other  places  in  the  entire  country.  Tl'ere 
are  three  paper  mills,  having  a  united  capa- 
city of  15  tons  per  day.  There  is  nlso  a 
machine  shop  for  the  manufacture  of  paper 
mill  machinery,  lo  tlouring  mills,  a  woolen 
factory,  3  sash,  door  and  blind  fitctones,  an 
extensive  carriage  factory  and  a  number  of 
smaller  manufacturing  interests. 

There  is  a  national  bank,  capital  $75,000, 
and  one  private  iiauk  of  large  means,  and 
2  newspapers— the  Comniercial  republican, 
and   the  ^SV/i^/V^'/ dem<>cratic.     Resides  the 
Normal  School,  Vpsilanti  has  a  huge  uuhui 
school  and   8  churches,  distributed  anu^ng 
the  Catholic,  Lutheran,  Methodist,  Ba]>tist, 
Presbyterian  and  Kpiscopal  denominations. 
The  city  is  lighted  with  gas  and  waterworks 
are  talked  of.    In  the  di-tant  tuture  Ypsi 
lanti  looks  forward  to  becoming  the  county 
scat  of  a  new  county  to  be  carvfd  out  ^^fthe 
eastern  tier  of  townshifis  of  \V,\-^htenaw  and 
a  considerable  slice  of  Wayne  county.  Clin- 
ton Spencer,  postmaster. 

lUrsiNl'-SS  l>IKKCrOKV. 
Anu'iican    Evprcss    C\.,   S   J     Vail  .ii;cii(, 
Huron. 


American  Hotel,  cor  Larned  and  3d. 

American  Telegraph  Co.  Spencer  Block. 

Ashley  Calvin  F,  jjhysician,  Huron. 

A      P  Tel  Co.  Sj>:!ncer  Block. 

Ayers    Wm    C,  propr    Barton    House,  cor 

Washington  and  Pearl. 
Ayers  W  C,  livery,  Cross. 
Babbitt  lohn  V/,  jur-:ice  of  the  peace.  River. 
BuS>S>iU  J  Vi'lflai'd,  Attorney  at  Law, 


,iu, 


•on. 


Babcock  &  Harris  grocers,  Congress. 
Bacon  Mrs  M  J,  millinery.  Cross 
Bri;-;er  &  Stephenson,  photographers.  A:vade 
Block. 

Baldwin  C  S  W,  dentist.  Congress. 
Ballard  Mrs  M  A.  dre-s  maker,  Huron. 
Baluss  Cornelius,  cooper,  Water. 
Bacr  A  F,  dentist,  Cros^. 

Barton  House.  W  C  Ayers  prfipr,  cor  V>'ash- 

ington  and  Pearl. 
Batclielder  Don  Carlos,  marble  works,  V'/c:sh- 

ington, 

Batv.'...ll  Charles  D,  patent  rights,  Huron. 
Batweli  P^dward,  physician. 

llf-acix  i;sirriitj?e  Mufg-  Co,  S  M 

Cutcheon  pre^,  A  G  Starr  sec,  Wa-hinglon.  • 
Bevit^r  filoiiry.  Wagon   and  Carriage 

^laker,  Congress. 
Blckford  iV;  Canip,  hardware,  Congre>5. 
B'.>gardu.s  Franklin  P.  sash,  blinds,  etc,  Con- 
gress. 

Bortics  Ephraim,  restaurant,  Huron. 

l5oy<*e  i^jfs.'^^  E       Hair  Goods,  Cro-. 

Bovce  F  A,  tobacco  and  cigars,  Congres.^. 

Boyce  lohn.  boots  and  shoe?,  Huron. 

Briinkerhoir  \\    II,    Insurance  and 
Real  F>tate. 

l;rou  n  Myron  restaurant,  Cro>s. 

Cady  Homer,  com»nission,  Congres>. 

Cain  &  Co,  harnes>  makers.  S  Wash.ington. 

Can's  Boarding  Hall,  C  C  Carr 
Propr,  8  River.     >  See  ad>  \  I 

Carr  G  W  ,  grocer,  Cri^ss. 

Case  Philelus,  commission,  Huron. 

Champion  Charles  R,  druggist,  Cros'.. 

Clark  Andrew  J,  photographer,  Huron. 

Coe  Miss  O  S.  millinery,  Huron. 

Collins  Charic-  C,  saloon,  Washington. 

Corey  .V  I...  pump  mnt*,-.  Congre^-. 

Cor"^vell,  llc>i!i|>liill  A:  Co,  B.\nker-. 
cor  Congress  and  Huron. 

Cornwellh  &  Co,  jxiper  mill,  s  city  limits. 
'  Cosiello  I'hoin:-!"..  merchant  tailor.  Congre>«s. 

Crane  ( leorgc,  meat  market,  Congres>i 
;  Crane  Isaac,  tanner.  Congress. 
'  l^raiM'  .lolni  Ci.  Justice  of  the  Poaec. 
Arci  le  P>!ock. 
Curtis  Mjs  K  .Nt,  millinery,  Huron 
Curtis  H       c.\ni,nge  mnfr,  Congic^^. 
I  Cutcheon  vV  .Mien,  lawyers,  Arcavic  Block. 
'  Culler  John  .^I,  l^opr  Kor.cH  H.'U>e, 

bamou  C  r,  UnMiiitli,  llurou. 


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Davis  John  tl,jewelty  and  tobacco,  Cross. 

Davis  W  R,  boots  and  shoes,  Congtess. 

DeFIa^en  A  R,  barber.  C'ros?. 

Detroit,  SiilijEidaEe  cte-  Soiitli  'Wv^t- 
crsa'K.  H.  EdvanF  Uhl,  Mana>./er, 

Wm  1'  Parker  Sunt,  Follett  i3Iock.  (See  adi') 

E>eTlhe<  SSros.  Pluron  Flourinq-  Mills! 
Water. 

Dodge  Stephen  II,  jeueler,  Congress. 

Eo.^terly  <i-  Ford,  (^rocers,  Congre>.s. 

Eckerish  Martin,  saloon,  Congress, 

Ehnian  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  Con'^^re>s. 

Emcrick  Frank,  lawyer,  Arcade  Block. 

Farmers"  &  Mechanics'  Trade  Association, 
J      Chidister  supt,  Cr^ss. 

Feldmann  rienry,  jeweler,  Congress, 

Ferrier  Philo  &  Son.  founders 'and  machin- 
ists, Pv.!ver. 

FU'«^1  .j'j'atiosiid.  MnnU,  I  N  Conklin 

pres,  Daniel   L  Quirk,    vice  pres,   F  P 

iJogardus  cashier,  Congress. 
'Fi^lleti  itmif^e,  J  M  Cutler  Propr,  Cross. 
Folliiior  &  Scovil!,  lunM^er,  lu.-ar  D--'poi. 
Forsyth  E  R,  broom  maker,  River. 
Foster  Cliarlcs  E,  druggist,  Cross.  ' 
Fowler  B  F,  meal  market,  Cross. 
Eraser  Daniel,  bl.^cksmith,  Washington. 
Freeman  &  Kirk,  wagon  mnfrs,  Washington. 
Fulton  James,  restaurant,  Congress. 
Gll^  Goviivmn'  Co,   V/  L    Horn  & 

Parsons  Bros.  Proprs,  s  s  Conoress. 
Gerry,  Smith  &  Dodson,  physicians,  Pearl. 
Gerry  S  A,  dentist,  Pearl. 
Gilbert  John,  wood  work, 
C32lll;U>re  Addison,  Broom  and  Brush 

Mnfr,  Huron. 

CSraJli        I.eeteh,  Woo-l  and  Novelty 

Vs'orks,  Adams. 
Greene  Daniel  P.,  merchant  tailor,  Congre>s. 
Grihln  ijarwin  C,  livery,  Fluron. 
^«r<jf»  tla«'f>^>,  Brev.er,  Forest  ave. 
Guild  A      Son,  tobacco  and  cigars,  Huron. 
Hall  \Y  II,  phydcian,  Arcade  Block. 
Han  kins  George  V,  saloon,  Congress. 
Harris  C  T,  physician,  Pearl. 
Hriskin   Horatio,  baker  and  confectionery, 

Cross, 

Havens  J  G  .\:  Bro,  grocer.s,  Cross, 
Hawkins  Abiel,  propr  Hawkins  House,jCon- 

i^ress. 

ISlluiiiBis  House.    Abiel  Hawkins, 

Propr  Congress,     (So:  oi/v.) 
Hawkins  W  H,  livory,  Congress. 
Hayton  James  A, tobacco  and  cigars,  Congress. 
Hayton  R  C  &  Son,  guns,  etc.,  S\Va>!iinfiU)n. 
Heath  &  Co,  fruit  dryers,  Adams. 
Henderson  &  (ilover,  dry  goods,  Congres';. 
iB.MiiMM'T  f).vi,p  iVuit  aiuroid(>r,  «>oss. 
Hewitt  W  BOv  Co.  boots  and  shoes,  Congress. 
Flincklcy  I'ranklin.  hiwytr,  Huron, 
llirtll  <«eor;;r,  \Vh'>lcsalc  Confectioner, 

Cro^o. 

Hodgkin  J  Heiuy,scwingniachinus,Congicss. 


Ifoltnes  Ciiaries.  Tr,  Insurance  and 

Real  Esratc;  Huron. 

2Jojikjns  GQor^e^  Meat  Market,  Huron. 
Horn  W  L  A:  Parsons  Bros,  mnfrs  of  gas 
governors.  Congress. 

Howard  .JaiStes,  Barlier,  cor  Congres. 

<Jc  Washington. 
Howland  J  A:  Co,  tanners.  Forest  ave. 
Jackson  E  H,  blacksmith,  Huron. 
Je\vet!:  Wm,  insurance  and  real  estate,  Folieit 

House  Block. 
Johnson  Mrs  J  C,  jniliinery,  Hewitt  Block. 
Jones  G  W,  grocer.  Cross.  ' 
Jones  S  A,  millinery.  Congress. 
Joues  W  R,  Barber,  Congress. 
Josl'.n  C  &  F,  insurance,  Congress. 
Josliss  &   Wlllt!ilfl!i,   Attorneys  and 

Counselors  at  Lav.-,  Congress. 
Keating  W  E,  jMopr  Western  House,  cor 

Congress  and  River. 
Mesulrick    &    l>ri.s<'oil.  Lumber 

Dealers,  cor  Congress  and  Adams. 
Kirig  C  a:  vSon,  grocers,  cor  Congress  and 

Huron. 

Kitchen  Joseph,  dry  goods,  Con^jress. 
Kl  ein  Arlam,  saloon.  Congress. 
Lang  &  Gregory,  stoves  and  tinware,  Huron. 
Lang     Martin,  biacksmilhs.  River. 
La  Rue  &  Foote,  grocers.  Congress. 
Leach   Wm,  eating  house,   cor  Cross  and 
River, 

Leiand  George,  restaurant,  Congress. 
Lincoln  A  Granger,  druggists,  Huron. 
Liih  iuser  John,  saloon,  Congress. 
Lucking  Joseph,  moat  market.  Congress. 
McAndiew  iS;  Co,  furniture,  Congress. 
McCullough  J  &  W  L,  founders  and  m.ichin- 

ists,  cor  Congress  and  \v"ater. 
:V5:u-|i3l  ?fr)i  11  I>,  Millinery,  Congress. 
Martin  W  B.  boots  and  shoes,  Cross. 
.Martin  W  H  C,  physician.  Cross. 
Moorman  George,  grocer,  Huron. 
Morris  J  S,  tailor,  cor  Congress  and  Huron. 
National  Hotel,  cor  Third  and  Woodbriiigc. 
Xcaf  <i!oor;;-0  A,  Ciencral  Variety  Store, 

iS  and  20  Cross. 
Ninde  Thomas,  lawyer,  Arcade  Block. 
Noble  (.V  Hutchinson,  livery,  Hur<Mi. 
OU)  Geo.  meat  n\arket,  Cv^ngress. 
Owens  F  K,  physician,  Adams. 
Owens  T  C,  flouring  mill,  Cross. 
Parsons  Bros,  sash,  doors  and  mouldings,  s 

of  E  Public  Square. 
Par-^ons  Mrs  J  K,  photographer.  Huron. 
Paili>on  C  R,  propr  \  psilanti  Commcrcul, 

1  luron. 

Pattison  Wm,  physician,  Huron. 
l*<MiinstiIar  B'apor  Co.  L  A  Bines 
pres.  J  W  Van  Cleve  sec,  n  w  Lity  limits. 
Pv<sl  David  A,  physician.  Huron. 
Kodvlaway  John,  blacksmith,  Congress. 
Kcxfoid  F  K  &  Sons,  <lrv  goods,  Congrc^'i. 
Kichaids  C  .\,  potash  n\nfr,  Forest  ave. 


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Itobbios  gl2.091iel,  Hides,  Pelts  and 

Furs,  (Jongress. 
Robbiris     Sweet,  dry  goods,  Congress. 
Rogers  David  VV,  pump  mafr,  CuriLu-ess. 
Rolosoii  A  J,  pliotoj^rapher,  Cross. 
Root  Ero?,  flour  and  feed,  Cross. 
Rowley  Simeon,  produce  and  coinmission, 

Congress. 
Sanisoui  J  H,  haidware,  Cross. 
Samson  P^rastus,  druggist,  Congress. 
Sanders  &  Wortley,  clothing,  Congress. 
Schade  Leopold,  baker,  cor  Congress  and 

Park. 

Sclnvartz  Killian,  saloon,  9th. 
Sears  Wm,  boots  and  shoes,  Cross. 
Seaver    'fames    E,    books    and  stationery, 
Huron. 


Shaw  Thomas  M,  gunsmith,  Huron. 

Shelmire  B  F,  meat  market,  Cross. 

Shemeld  6c  Cook,  cigar  mnfrs,  Cross. 

Sherwood  P>ros,  boots  and  shoes,  cor  (^ in- 
gress and  Huron. 

Shrieves  ISir^  N  jNI,  millinery.  Huron. 

Siegmund  Charles,  barber,  cor  Huron  and 
Congress. 

SinUil  Charles  S,  Meat  Market,  Con- 
gress. 

Smith  Frank,  druggist,  Congress, 

Sraiih  John  B,  saloon,  Congress. 

Spencer  Clinton.  iiostmSster,  Huron. 

Spoor  3  W  ^'€0,  Satldle  and  Harness 
Makers,  Congress. 

Steiie  A  ClarK,  Restaurant,  Confection- 
ery and  Ice  Cream,  Congress. 


,1  u  jjs. 


A.   HAWKINS,  Proprietor. 

Comer  Waslilitou  and  Coiigi'sss  Sis, ,    -    ypsilanti,  mioh. 


T3iis  to  aiicl  from  a.  1.1  Trains. 


8  River  Street. 


C.   CARR,  Proprietor, 

YPSILANTI,  MICK. 


Livery  and  Sample  Rooni  atlacliefl. 


J.  TEF^NS  &  BROTHER, 


:\VHOLESALE.< 


Cotton  and  Woolen  Rags, 

Office  at  Coruwell's  BaiiK,       -       ypsilanti,  mich. 


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Stevens  A  R,  tailor,  Hswirt  Block. 

Stewart  &  Co,  carriage  mnfrs.  Cross. 

Swift,  Drury  &  Taylor,  hardware,  Con- 
gress. ' 

Texas  John,  rag  Jcalci,  E  Side. 

Tci'HS  J  &  Ero,  Wholesale  Cotton  and 
Woolen  Rogs,  City  Elevator,  office  at 
CornvvelJ's  Bank.  \.SceaJi\) 

T-QVilH  r^tev.  S.doon,  and  Daaler  in  To- 
bacco and  C!^.^lrs,  Hr.ron. 

Tll.O!!lU§  tl'^ii'all,  Physician..,  Cro.s. 

Thompson  O  E,  painter,  Cross  and  River. 

IJhl  &  Crane,  lawyers,  FoIIett  House  Block. 

Vail  Miss  M  C,  mil'iiiery,  Congress. 

Vail  Samuel  J.  -.gen:  American  Express  Co, 
Huron. 

Van  Tuyl  Henry,  druggist,  Congress. 

%'fir2»Il.lSl  3>"8.  Stencil  Cutter  and  Saw 
^  Fiier,  cor  Copgre,-s  and  Huron. 

Vinkle  Harrison,  funiiture.  Congress. 

Vought  Samuel,  saloou.  Cons^ress. 

Wallsstsrioss  t.%:.  Swrdijse,  Mak.ters, 
Forest  ave, 

Watling  6c  Tremper,  dentist-.  Huron. 

Weeks  &  Lawrence,  grocers.  Cfjncrress 

V/eils  S  H,  barber,  Co.ngres-<'. 

Wertman  Roys,  wagon  maker.,,  Washing- 
ton. 

Whitmore  G  E.  sash,  doors  and  blinds 
Cross.  ■  ' 

VViikins  Frank  G,  clothing,  Congres-. 

\Vi!!iams  D  W.  Jur  dealer,' Cross. 

Williams  8c  Harris,  grocers,  Congress. 

Wilson  Judson  A,  confectionery,  Huron. 

Wilson^  H  S;  Greene,  telegr<^ph  instrument 
rnnfrs,  Washington. 

Wise  D  A,  tlour  :uid  teed.  Congres.-.. 

Wootlrjf  fTC'harR'^i'H,  Lawyer,  Office 
over  S  R  Dodge's  R-welry  Store,  Con- 
gress. 

Woodnili'  €.  Propr  Vpsilanti  Sentinel, 

\V'^ashington. 
Wortley   Jonathan  H.  crockery  and  da^s- 

ware.  Congress. 
Vo5il  €  1^,  Saddle  and  Ha  rness  Maker  and 

Auctioneer,  Congress. 
Yost  Geo  L  physician,  Washington. 
\  ost  \\  HI  fi,  conu'iission  and  produce,  Con- 
-  ^  gress. 

Vpsilanti  Commercial  (weekl\),^  R  Paitison 
I)ropr,  Huron. 

V|>!silai»ti  I'aper  Co,C  Cornu  ell  Pres, 
Robert  W  ffomi.hil!  sec.  i  mile  west  of 
city  limits, 

vpsilanti     SciUiiiel.     (Weekly),  C 

W.h)druit  Editor  vul  IVoi  r.  Washin^non. 

S  1'osr  Sci-^  Congress. 


YUBA. 

^  A  po>toftke  ill  Ea.t  l>ay  lown^hip,  Grand 
Truvet>e  icnuity,  on  the  cast  shore  oV  Trav- 


I  erse  bay.  6  miles  south  of  Elk  Rapids  and  i  s 

I  northeast  of  Traverse  City.    The  coun;^v 

j  hereabouts  is  devoted  principally  lo  farming 

!  and  considerable  attention  is  paid  ro  fruii 

I  raising.    Cordwood  is  the    only    article  o! 

;  shipment   as  yet.    Yuba  has  a  daily  mail. 

-  Lydiu  N.  King,  postmistress. 

■  BUSINESS  DIP>.i:C10KY. 

i  McDonald  J,  insurance  agent. 

;  Pulc:pber  John,  supervisor  and  farmer. 

i  Thacker  R,  town  treasurer. 


I  ZEELAND. 

Zeeland  is  a  small  village  mostly  settled 
by  Hollanders,  in  Zeeland  township'  Ottaw- 
county,^  on  the  G.  R.  branch  of  theC.  .v  M. 
I  L.  S.  R.  R.,  5  miles  east  of  Holland.  Itha^ 
j  saw  and  tiouring  mills,  and  ship,  lumber, 
j  shingles,  >taves,  bark  and  flour  PopuIacioL 
I  4C'0.  P.  lienjaminse,  postmaster.  (For  Busi- 
i  ness  Directory  see  page  62.  j 


ZILWAUKEE. 

I  Zilwaukee  is  a  lumber  and  salt  manufac- 
{  turing  village  on  the  left  bank  of  the  Sagi- 
j  naw  river,  in  Zilv.aukee  township,  Saginaw 
^  county,  6  miies  below  Saginav.-  Citv  and  q 
;  south  of  Wenona.  The  J.  L.  ,S:  S.  R.  R. 
I  passes  through  it.  It  is  in  a  low  marshv  sec- 
;  t;on,  the  productions  of  which  are  hav,'corn 
I  oats  and  potatoes.  It  contains  6  saw  mills 
:«nd  4  salt  blocks,  also  4  hotels.  2  churches, 
;  etc.  Population  1.500.  Telegraph— West- 
j  em  l.nion.  James  Maloney.  po-trna.^ter. 
{  HIJSIN'KS.S  di«if:ct(»rv. 

j  Beckel  &  Son.,,  grocers. 
Bisett  J,  hotci  propr. 
Pliss  A  T,  flouring  mill. 
Burt  W  R.  flouring  mill. 
I  ^^'^'S,^^''.  ^all  manufacturer, 
j  Dunn  James,  hotel  propr. 
!  Ilax  P,  saloon. 

I  Ffcndry  G.  druggi>i  and  physician. 
Holt  John.  h'->tcl  propr. 
Kramer  Rev,  (  Lutheran). 
Lyon  James  J,  grocer. 
McDouI  A,  hotel  propr. 
i  C»nide  Co,  flouring  mill. 
I  Richards  Rev,  (Methodist). 
Roniker  John,  grocer. 
Rust     Co,  Nail  mnfrs. 
Ru-t,  Eaton  v^-  Co,  flouring  mills. 
Sandhofit"  Jol.n.  shoemaker^ 
j  Scott  i.>eorgc,  rncAi  market, 
j  Spronlcater  J.  flouring  mill. 
Str.n(ton  H.  railroad  agent. 
Survcr  Frederick.  hLick<mitli. 
T:\yliM-  William,  nuat  mjrkti. 
\  ati  Emsici  F,  drug^i^t. 


l.JJJWI*  ^ 


CEO.  IX.  WRIGHT. 


JOS.  E.  WRIGHT. 


GEO.  R.  WRIGHT  &  BRO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


T  ! 


I    ^  A  .*  a  ii  s  I  ; 


?n .:  -  it—*-'- 


— "J 


Water  St.  from  Yz^vnA\\  to  Fifth  Sts., 


BENTON  HARBOR,  MICH, 


-A. 


1 

AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

SASH,  DOORS  AND  BLINDS. 


BROS, 

uilders 


9 


Corner  Anioine  and  Bacon  Streets,  near  Gratiot  Avenue. 

DETROIT.  -         -         -  MICHIGAN. 


HOTEL  RENAUD, 

Cor.  Grand  River  and  Adams  Aves., 


DETROIT, 


MICHIGAN. 


GEORGE  F.  RENAUD.  Proprietor 


01?T5:_'R._^^.  TT-OTJSE  BI_iOCIZ.  . 

Corner  of  Gratiot  Avenue  and  Farmer  Street, 

DETR.OIT,  -  MICHIGAN. 

A.  G.  MATTHEWS.  H.  F.  FRENCH.  N.  DEAN  GROVER 


l^MTTHEWS,  FRENCH  &  GROVER, 

CxENEHAJ. 

Commission  Merchants 

AND  DEALERS  IN 

FLOUR,   GRAIN,   BUTTER,   BEANS,  POULTRY,  GAME, 
Green  and  Dried  Fruits,  etc., 

fJo.  33  Woodbridgc  Street  West,  near  the  Board  of  Trade 

I^JIlT:RO:i7i\  MICH. 


Michigan 


TAT" 


?ETTEER- 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


CLASSIFIED  DiRECTORY, 

Comprising-  a,  Classified  List  of  all  Trades,  Professions,-  and  Pursuits  in 
the  State  of  Michigan,  Arranged  Alpiiabetically,  by  Postofflces. 


Abstracts  of  Land  Titles. 

BlissAL&CM,  Adrian 
Stevens  J  H,  '  Alpena 

Anneke      Wilkins,  Bay  City 

Dix  R  D,  Berrien  Spririi^s 

Cassopolis 
C'entrcviUt; 
Cha  rlotte 
Coldvvater 
Detroit 


Agents,  Supplies. 

Ramsay  N  R, 


D'etroit 


Covvgill  Joel, 
Clapp  I>  A, 
Smith  &  Bt.lchcr, 
Nichols  P  P, 
Eulkley  John  S, 
Skinner  E  C  &  Co, 
Cascerlin  C  C, 
Blair  Edwin  D, 
Tinkhani  J  F, 
Cook  &:  Sheldon , 
Haven  &  Carpenter, 
Abbott  John, 
Papsc  Rudolph, 
Rese(iuie  C  E, 
Clark  ^:  Walker, 
Mitchell  Preston, 
Woodlicuse  ic  Bro, 
Vanvalkenburg  Co, 

Midland  City 
Persons  &  Edwards,  Newayj^o 
Duncoinbei^  Richardson, 

Paw  Paw 

Eraser  i.^  Lamb,  Pott  Hut  on 

Bates  T  T,  Traverse  City 


Farwell 
Grand  Haven 
Grand  Rapi'is 
Plastings 
Howell 
Lapeer 
Lexin;7ton 
Ludiu.^ton 
iShini.it'^'j 
Marshall 
^Lason 


Acroaiitant. 

Fay  ram  Aiiio.s, 


I  >otroit 


A(lvorH>sini?  Agents. 


Arinstronc     W , 
F'.rcarlcv  Will  H. 
Frink  J' H  vS:  Co, 
Savage  Win  E  Bro, 
6-4 


Detroit 


Auriculturiil  Inipleuiotits. 

iSee  also  Hardware.) 

Bond  Geor'^^e  W,  Adrian 
Mann  S  B,^ 

(iale  Mnfg  Co,  Albion 
Currier  H  A  iS:  Bro,  Almont 
Finnegan,  Howard  ^"v:  Moore, 

Ann  Arbor 
Rogers  Moses ,  ' ' 

Barring'  r  J  E, 
Brou  n  L  F, 
Morloy  S  H, 
Parker  G  A, 
Kneelancl  John  N, 
K a rrar  Frank , 
Narregang  Owen, 
Low  rev  PI  N  , 
Blakolee  Bros, 
Elms  F  L, 
Cireen  S  T, 
'I'nttle  tSc  Thomas, 
Brown  Suloinon  &.  Son, 
Woodward  David, 
Fo-^ter  G  S  A  J  is;  Co.  Cold  water 
Castle  Bros.  Conslaiitine 
George  Twcedale, 
Shick  vs:  Son, 
Delano  Fred  .M  .  .-^  Co, 
Fowler  Geotk:*.  H  Co, 
•Mil  higan  Ag  l  Works, 
Penticlil  \V  S, 
Sanborn  \\  m, 
Shfru  ooil  vV:  Co,  ' ' 

Anns  (.t  C ,  DcMcr 
M  >nlur<l  M  J  ,  Discu 
I'uthdl  Warner,  Dvwaijiac 
Gibbs      ,\rm>ld,       F.alon  Rapids 


Armada 
Angusta 
Battle  Creek 
Burns 
Burr  Oak 
Byron 
B\ron  Center 
Cascade 
Chad  wick 
Charlotte 


Chelsea 
Clinton 


Corunna 
Detroit 


•  c 
I  f 


Farmingion 
Fen ton 

Flint 


Wright  S:  Cowan,  Eaton  Rapids 
Pitcher  Chas  B,  Farmers'  Creek 
Wilbur  &  Lapham, 
Horton  Dexter, 
Earned  H  J , 
Ki]ip  H  T  &  Co, 
Odei!  &  Schram, 
VonngsWmM,  Fowler 
Elliott  &  Barbour,  Fowl'-rville 
Wail  Mnfg  Co,  Grand  Haven 
Buttcr\\orch  Lowe, 

Grand  Rapids 

Deane  G  S  iic  Son, 
Dcnisi  n  \\"m  C, 
G<;odrich  P  M  ^i;  Co, 
Grand  Rapids  Mnfg  Co, 
Haney  Elijah, 
Luther  is:  Sumner, 
Smith  H  S  .S:  Co, 
N^'right  Je-einiah. , 
Kellogg  vV  Bush, 
Hortori  l>  Co, 
Eastman  U  T, 
GreMe  &  Rus.sell. 
Dwii;lu  <c  Burrall, 
Hopkmsi^  Powers, 
Andrews  Sylvester, 
.NIonvoe  Francis  N, 
I'-arker  John  l». 
Harrison  Blanehard, 
.Simpson  G  D, 
Chubb  Dye, 
Hiichco.ik  5i'  S, 
W  iilctt  is:  Vates, 
Bennett  F  D, 
Cow  ham  Wtn  F. 
< lale  George  H , 
KcIIrgg  George, 
Lusk  vV  Co, 
.MuellrrC  F, 
Kt  id  Wni  B, 


Grass  Lake 
G  rcenville 
Hastings 


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Homer 
Howell 

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:  Contiu'.ied.) 
SchoHeld  Charles  O  &  Co,  Jtickson 
'  Within g-tori,  Cooley  5c  Co. 
Plate  Wra  W  &  Co,         Tones-,  ille 
BioorlME,  Kaia.Tiazco 
Crooks  S:  Rowley, 
Lawrence  &  Chapin,  " 
McMillan  John,  '  ■' 

Frain  Bros  &  Co, 
Webster  &  Mills, 
Sadler  <i:  Lobdel! 
Atkins  &  Green, 
V\'iliey  Louis  P., 
Francis  Peter, 
Bord  v/ell  D  B  ^  Sons, 
Pa'iett  James, 
Fitch  Morgan  L, 
Prettv  D. 

Custard  W  P  &  Bio, 
Aim'.'  13  A , 
Cass'eli  A  K, 
Northrup  &  Phipos, 
Perry  S  W  Co,' 
Bryan  P  J, 
Sherman  J , 
WiIUs  H  S  Co, 
Foster  S  D, 
Billings  Win  &  Co, 
Somers  &  Trasl;, 
Cox  ^^'m, 
Osinun  A  Jr  is:  Co, 
Taylor  &  (joodrich, 
Kiliaci  Davis, 

St  John's  Foundry  and  Aj:  W'ks, 

"St  Johns 

W'ri.2:ln  A  F,  St  Loiti^, 

'^'^'eiers  M  A,  Saranac 
Bryan  A,  Sprin^p'^rt 
R :)jerts  iX  Smith ,  Sun'imit 
McConnell,  Ra}  ;(iond  5c  Co. 

Tecum  seh 

TindallE, 
GriiVith  .n:  Dunham 
Johnston  Austin  S, 
Roh-fts  Throp, 
ReifT  Bros  Co, 
Tappen  Q  ^'t  Co, 
Hoyt  Bros, 
Brace  &  Pettingill, 
Moots  Rupft, 
Clark  Silas, 


_sDurgn 
Lapeer 
Linden 
Loxveli 
Lyons 
Mariiie  Citv 
Marshal! 
Martin 
Matta  wan 
Meade 
Mer.don 
Middl?%-iiie 

Milford 

^r05C0\\' 

Ononda-jfa 


Otsego 

O  VVOSSO 

Pe  vi-.in>o 
Plainu  ell 
Poniiac 
Portland 
Ro;neo 


Grojveaor  L  D, 
Osgood  Isaac, 
Gilieit  Lsrael' 
Preston  J  N, 
Struck  Car!  F, 
V^'fg-luman  H  E, 
Cohon  Walter  R^ 
Vr,n^a!Ingcn  Henrv  B  W, 
Mi-^enerHC, 
Quinn  I  S, 
McKenzie  D, 
Landon  D  cc  T  P, 
Dibble  John  B, 
Holilite'r  Fred  W, 
Hopkins  A  G, 


Jackson 

Lansing' 
?f  anistee 
Marquette 
Monroe  Centre 
Muskeg-on 


Xiles 
Port  Austin 
Port  Hope 
Reed 
Saginaw  City 


Architectaml  Iron 

Biirt  Mnfg  Co, 
Rea  ec  Stupinsky, 


Whitehall 

"orks. 

Detroit 


T\i-i?5  Janes  M, 
Tvviss  John  V»\ 
Vost  C  L, 


Port  Huron 
^  psilanti 


Arttfidal  Lhnh  .>Ianaracturf r. 

Fob-.er  Jarne.-,  A,      Detroit,  Mich 
Philadelphia,  Pa 
* '  Cincinnati,  0 

Artifidiil   Ston.-  .M^nuuirturers. 

Daniels  Artificial  Stone  Co, 

^         .  Detroit 

Detroit  Frear  Stone  Co, 

S  .vec-.tiiind  oc  M  -card,  Kalamazoo 


Three  R:-.  ers 


Vandaiia 
^'assa^ 
WayUnd 
Wayne 
Wen  on  a 
\\"vandotte 


Artists. 

Hadley  S  F, 
C  ahcart  Mrs  M, 
F-rck  Henrv, 
Coi.ely  Wm  B, 
H  ill  W  A, 
Harr^wel!  Philip, 
Hopkin  Ro!:)ert, 
Taber  Mrs  P  Clement, 
Tr-yo  Jonathan  K, 
Watson  George, 
Re\  enaUi^h  A  O, 
Gibbs  W  W. 


Bear  Lake 
Buchanan 
Detroit 


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Ja.-kson 
Romeo 


Affniuir  3Iak<»rs. 

(See  Sail  and  Av.ning  Makers.) 

Axe  3famifaptur*Ts. 

(See  Edge  Too!  Mnfrs.) 

Axe  HainJIc  3l8nufarturcn». 

(See  Hanfiie  Mnfrs.; 

liakors  and  Confei'tioiierb. 

P.o-A-erfind  &  Wiesinger,  Adrian 

Grand'.'  George,  " 
Davib  Rosv.-eil  F, 
Tucker  David 
Stockburg  C, 
Cady  L  V, 
Master-.  George, 
Alhrecht  J  G, 
Gerstiicr  Louis, 
Lodho!;:  Gottlieb, 
S tiling  Edward, 
Tuttle  Robert  B, 
Gilman  J  F, 
Keeler  David, 
Arnold  Fred . 
Arnold  Gottfried, 
Goodcll  Albert  E, 
K empter  G ,  " 
Ames  F  D.  Benton  Harbor 

Shrirno  Plumb, 
Davi>AJ,  Ber 
Holmes  Eber.ezer, 
Clark  i!C  Mitcheil, 


Albion 

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A!go;iac 
Allegan 
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Ann  Arbor 

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Bangor. 
Battle  Creek 

Bay  Citv 

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Arti.st.s'  Jlatpriiils. 


Angeil  George  R, 


Detroit 


Big  Rapids 
Col.iwater 
Detroit 


Arohitwtfi. 

(See  also  Carpcntersand  Builders.) 
Rockwell  J  R,  Allegan 
Fuller  Minor  F,  Attica 
Pratt      Scott,  Bay  City 

Porter,  Watkins  (S:  Hidden,  " 
Wing  J  F ,  " 
Fairfield  Ozo  W, 
Saxton  F,  R, 
Andcr>on  James. 
Brookes  R  T, 
Brush  i^c  Smith , 
r)e(lerichs  Pet'T  jr, 
G  A  R  R  A  r  r  F  D  \V  A  R  D 
HLSS  JULIUS, 
KNAPP  WALTON, 
Lloyd  v^-  Pe.irce, 
.Myer>=  E  E, 
Sctmiidt  Carl, 
Scott  Wm, 
Smith  E.  Willard. 
Smith  John  V  vN:  Co, 
Smith  Mortimer  L  Co. 
Si'-irk-.  Lis.;nh  E, 
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Attorneys  at  L.iw. 

(See  Lawyers.) 

Auction  ami  Commission, 


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Ad.Tmsville 
Alpena 
Ann  Arbor 
Biy  City 
Chelsea 
Cold  water 
Detroit 


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ArgoJ  U  . 
Crr.vly  [olin. 
Healy  Kdwiu, 
Hopl;ins  Dnvid  S. 
Robinson  IJarn.iby 


l>  :.\ter 
Ed  warii-<iiur^h 
Grand  Rapid > 


Benjamin  Eli, 
E.:e'kielJ|  W, 
Boylan  Ch  tries, 
Foote  S  E  cs:  Co. 
Fo-ter  George  H , 
Metcalf  Ira  Co, 
Alexander  S:  Landon 
Baines  Charle>, 

Blacker  J<'hn,  « '  . 

Forbes     Son ,  « « 

Jennings  John,  ' * 

Jordan  J  j ,  ' « 

McGinnis  P,  «« 
Humphrey  Daniel  F,    E  Saginaw 
McA.iiit^o  Neil,  *• « 

Michaels  A  R. 
Peek  C  Y. 
McFarlin  H  P. 
Nelson  T,  Church  &  Co, 

Grand  Rapids 

Searles  J.irics  M , 
Da\  i.-  ("tff^rge  E, 
Ta  .M;a<  D  A. 
ZucKcrnun  S  .\, 
Picard  ct  Co, 
Welch  J,>hn  E. 
W.-\rrt;n  Fred  H , 
(>ai.;ley  Th  Mnas. 
L>A\  i>  .M  .S. 
H.Wlock  t  J, 


Flint 
Fou  Icrviile 
Glctidale 


H'  >nicr 
I;  Mi.x 

laCKMMl 

.inii^oo 


Arm.s  Job  n . 
Binns  J  P  Co, 
Dimick  John  L, 
>Lr.'  J  J, 
Wilkins  H , 
Goldsmith  Mis  V  J. 


pnngs 
Big  Rapids 
BIi>shc!d 


.ton 


Buchanan 
Burr  Oak 
Caitimet 


Ccaar  Springs 
Centrevillc 
Charlotte 
Cheboygan 


Lc.*iic 
.^Il''nrcc  j 
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Elser  &  Co. 
Opt  &  Pollock, 
Pouquet  George, 
Whoeicr  Alfred, 
Brockway  Marcus,  Chelsea 
Johnstone  E  A,  Chcsaning 
Lange  Friedr,  Clare 
Myers  &  Greenwood,  Cold  water 
Wharton  cc  Co. 
Gros>pet>ch  C  F  &  Son, 

Const.intine 

Rawson  S  M, 
Sherman  Mr>  M  C, 
Pelz  Chri>t, 
Beyer  John  B, 
Brommer  Chas  G, 
Copland  A  W, 
Copland  A  W  v\:  Co, 
Copland  Jol.n. 
Curti.-;  .-Vlfre  1  G. 
L">c-iparois  Avila. 
L">ioner  John. 
Frohn  Christ. 
Cries  Chas  cs:  Bro, 
Gu«Ilo7  Paul. 
ILihn  Henry. 
H.iris  vS;  Co. 
H.\rt  J  a  mc->  .\  . 
H.>r-  hlob  A. 
f.\c-Walj  John, 

.ne  J^mcs. 
Kcnngim  OottlicS, 
KMu^m.in  .S;  Briiher, 
K  rct/^•  hxnar  Ernst, 
t.on^  H  nry. 
M.iUoy  E  '. \«  arJ, 
Mocren  M  J, 


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N'orris  J aiiies,  . 
To  tie  F.dvv:^rd, 
Price  Edward. 
Rischart  Charles, 

K.Othfu^^S  J  , 

Slater  Ro-wley, 
Smith  S  D, 
Sykes  -\i icliael, 
Wagner  T  E  Co, 
Withecoinb  William, 
WifteUbercrer  F, 
Witteisberger  Joseph, 
WoUcnzin  Carl, 
Zeuner  Ernest, 
Parry  R  D, 
Eeard.  Andrew, 
Behler  Joseph, 
Eencz  A  W, 
Buckel  Johr., 
■Caspar y  Wni, 
.  Chaenon  John  B, 
Deisier  Anton, 
Egerer  Siraon, 
JCrekow  Wm, 
Meidleir,  John, 


Detroit 


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Van  Vlick  Henry, 
Munch  Anton, 
Scf'.melzer  C, 
Ford  John. 
Southward  Porter  I, 
Boulter  Henry, 
Farbei:  &  Son, 
Churc'ti  Jason, 
Duyser  Bernard iis, 
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Cleineni 


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Mu^^kegon 
Nesaunee 


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East  Saginaw 


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Owosso 

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Oxford 
Plain  v.- ell 

Pcntiac 


Huro 


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Eaton  Rai.'!ds 
Elk  Rapids 
Eb'-anaba 
Fenton 
Flint 
Fowlerville 
Grand  Haven 
Grand  Ledi;e 


Lamoreaux  C  L, 
Slimmer:^  C, 
McOr.iber  P  H, 
•Cooper  Hiram, 
Metcalf  Theron, 
Reenders  Martin, 
Jveep  E  A, 

Bronkan  Benjamin  P,  G'd^RapiGS 
DeLoof  Marenns  C, 
Eaton  ChristcnJ^nn, 
Hnmmerschniidt  F  C, 
Kriekaard  Peter, 
McCool  Mrs  Hannah  J, 
Sears  Wm  &  Co, 


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HMff-jnbacher  J, 
Stark  Juliu-s,  ; 
Boag  Miller, 
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Lyon  Thoma 
Hofeniierger  V,'m, 
Burden  Th:;:uas, 
Mott  Rosw^ill, 
Avery  John, 
Walker  H, 
Stillherger  David, 
Thomas  Henry, 
Fisher  Homer  D, 
Gregg  Wni  A, 

Halstead  G  W  &  Co, 
Mergoulhalder  Fred, 
\ ail  J ohn  I , 
-Schaberg  H  H, 
Turner  James, 

Underwood  Hiram, 

Vandekiare  Cornelius, 

Bailey  L  H, 

Berridge  W  m, 

Berrldge  Jewell, 

^;teinkohl  Fred, 

iMcElroy  F, 

Walker  Son, 

Campbell  Wm, 

Monroe  Andrew, 

Dixon  E  B, 

Foclske  L'iirl, 

Se vnn Ml r  Bros, 
Bel!  J'-.lin  l\ 

M  uhiue  Charles, 

Wrij;ht  Wm  R, 
Evan-.  John, 
Morton  Andrew, 
Fra/el  Mehau, 
McClcUaii  I.  J, 
Best  J  B, 


Greenville 
Hancock 
Hastings 
Hil!>da!e 
tluU.aid 

Homer 
Houghton 
Huwar.l  C;ty 
Howell 
Hud -on 
Imlay  City 
Ionia 

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Hauut  Ernst, 
Malonev  M  A, 

Davis  John,         -  Ndes 
Nieb  Pnilip, 
Andrews  M  F, 
Hojse  O  C, 
Retan  E  £, 
Swift  G  C, 
Chamberlin  Bto> 
Smith  A  E, 

Crav.-foi-d  John  T  &  Son, 
Kail-nb«ch  George, 
Toynton  Kudner, 
Eadii:h  i  Brother,  Port 
Hale  Stephen, 
Hock  Jacob, 
Young  A  D  &  Son, 
Irons  James, 
Palethorp  Wra, 
Spad;:  George, 
Wagner  Jch;i , 
Sailers  Joseph, 
Saur  Frederick, 
Watkin  John  G, 
Henning  John  F, 
Wilkinson  John, 
Wilson  John  W, 
Hofs'.etrer  George, 
Schaenele  V, 
ilet;gc'r  Loins, 
Enos  Samuel, 
Harris  ^Vm  H, 
Fowler  EH, 
Wirick  Daniel, 

Reenders  Reender,  Spring  Lake 
Dice  A  W  Co,  Sturgis 
White  Wm  K  &  Co,  Three  Oak< 
Dikenian  J  J,  Three  Rwers 

Frev  Frederick, 

Gaunt  Wm,  Traverse  Cit> 


importers  and  Jobbers  of 

Dry  Goods 


DETROIT,  MICK. 


Bay  City 


Bay  City  Bank,* 
Collection  Bank, 
First  National  B?nk, 
Second  National  Bank,  *' ' 

State  Bank,  ' ' 

Citzens'  Exchange  Bank, 

Benton  Harbor 
Hopkins  S:  Jackson,        ' ' 
Exchanga-Bank,  Big  Rapids 

Northern  N  ational  Bank,  •' 
Ouincy  }  Carpenter,  Gilinore  icCo, 


Rockt'ord 
Romeo 
Saginaw  City 

St  Clair 


St  Jol 
St  Jo.-,e 


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St  Louis 
Sai.^burg 
Sault  Ste  Marie 
Schoolcraft 
Sherician 
South  Haven 


J  ackson 
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J  onesville 
Kalamazoo 


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H inkle  G  W, 
Robinson  E  J, 
Tschrunar  Joseph, 
Gabei  Paul, 
Shields  J  H , 
Wa.-,smath  )ohn, 
Brohl  Frank, 
Ha>kin  Horatio, 
Schade  Leopold,  , 


Rakin:;  Tonder  MunufactunTs 


H  ail  Nagle, 


Niciiols  C  H  Co, 


Biissf.eld 

I  Lawson  B  H  cc  Co,  Brighton 
•  King  U  G,  Brooklyn 
;  First  National  Bank,  Buchanan 
j  Merchants'  and  Miners'  Bank, 
,  Cal'-met 
First  National  Bank,  Cas-opoiis 
1  Cedar  Springs  Exchange  Bank, 
I  Cedar  Spring.- 

1  First  National  Bank,  Centreville 
First  National  Bank,  Charlotte 
;  Shepherd  E  Cs:  J, 
;  Gla/.er  George  P,  Chelsea 
i  Wexford  County  Bank, 
j  Clam  Lake 

I  Clark  Alonzo,  Clinton 
i  Halited  D  S,  Clio 
I  Boweii  McGowan,  Coldwater 
;  Coldwater  National  Bank..  " 
j  Southern  Michigan  NatioT.al  Bank 
I  "  Coldwater 

i  Hill  E  cc  Sons,  Colon 
I  Wetmorc  iV  Co.  Concord 
'  Firs  t  Nationnl  Bank,  Constantine 
'  Fir>t  National  Bank.  Corunua 
!  Wheeler  J  H  .^i:  Co,  " 
i  First  National  Bank,  Decatur 
1  American  Nat'onal  Bank,  Detroit 
W.iync  I  Austin  &  Co. 
Wyandotte  i  Cromwell  C<  Ralston,  " 
Darling  T  S  Co. 
Detrcit.Savings  Bank,  *' 
First  National  Bank.  " 
Fi>hcr,  Booth  vS:  Co,  " 
German  American, 
Hosie  Robert, 
Ives  .\  Sons, 
Mechanics'  Bank, 
Merchants'   and  Manufac- 


Union  City 
Vii.-ksburg 
W'^nona 
kite  Pigon 
Willianiaton 


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Lapeer 
Law  ton 


Adrian  Savintjs  Bank, 
First  National  Bank, 
Stone  W  H  Co. 
National  E\chaii;^c  Ikink, 
Sheldon  James  W 


Lexington  I  First  Nactoiuil  Bank, 


Adrian 


Albion 
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Liniiagton 
Mani^ti.c 
arinc  Citv 


Aimont 
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Marquette 
Marshall 
NLir.sliall 
Mason 
MemtMv 
Mi<ldlcville 


Peck  H  M     H  B. 
Fergu.son  C  c'v  Son, 
.-Mpena  Banking  Co 
Mall/  *  ieo  L  iV  Co. 
First  Natl  >ml  I'.aiik.    Ana  Arbor 
Ann  .\rhor  Sav  ings  Bank, 
r.ragk:  Chas  P  ^v-  Lo.        .\ii  SaMe 
Sebnng  f  E  .^Co,  Bin;;o, 
City  B.ank.  Battle  Cieck 

First  National  B  uik.  '  * 
Hambliii  Alexander  C,      ' ' 


turers'  Ikmk, 
Morton  Wm  D  ^  Co, 
Parsons  Fhilo, 
People's  Savings  Bank, 
Preston  David  Co, 
,  Roberts  F  R  v'^:  Co, 
.  Second  N.-\tional  Bank, 
1  Scott  Vincent  J 


Wayne  Countv  Savint;^  Bank, 

Detroit 

Gregory's  Bank. 
Fii>l  N.itional  Bank, 
Sinter  John, 
Kast  Sagin.»vv  Saving 


Dexter 

P  >u  a,;iac 
F  .^i'-  River 
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V.  Saginaw 


Fir>t  National  Bank, 
Galla  jicr  i 

Mcrv.hantt  National  B.^nk,  " 


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Savings  Bank  of  East  SajjinaM- 

Second  National  Bank, 
Thurber      Kolion ,  " 
The  Tav'.-a.s  BankiuyCo, 

East  Tawas 

Dution  &  Williams, 

Eaton  Rapid.-? 
Vaughan  Mora:an,  " 
Escanaba  Bank,  E>canaba 
State  Bank  of  fen  ton,  Feruon 
Citizens'  National  Ba:'.k,  Flint 
Fir-t  National  Bank,  '  '■ 
Genesee  Countv  Savin Bar,-; 

Excnange  Bank,  Fowlervilie 
First  National  Bank, 

Grand  ^liaven  ' 
Exchange  Bank,  Grand  Led-^e  \ 
AldrichMV.  Grand  Raoids  . 

City  National  Bank,  •'    '  ; 

First  National  Bank,  «'  ; 
Fullers'  Bank,  « '  ; 

Grand  Rapids  Savin.^rs  Bank,  i 
Grand  Rar.ids  ' 
Randall,  Graft  &  Darra^h,  ' 
Grand  Rarids  ' 
Far?o.  Lord      Co,      Grass  Lake  1 


Manistee  City  Bank,       Manistee  i  Scaulding  H  H  &  Co, 


CreaM-ng  S  P  8c  Co,  Maple  Rapids  j  WilUam.to-. 
Utixens  f.anK,  Marquette  |  Wyandotte  Savings  Bank, 


Everett  P  M  Son 


V/  yandotte 
Corn  well,  Hemphill  &  Co. 

Vpsibnt!. 
First  Nat'I  Bank,  "  *  «« 


First  National  Bank,  " 
First  National  Bank,  Mar.shall 
National  Bank  of  Michi^n,  " 
National  City  Bank, 

First  National  Bank.  Mason  Barbel's 

PeoDie's  Bank.  ' '  ~ 

McAllister  A  N,  Mendon 
Excnancre  Bank,  Menominee 
Meiiomip.ee  Bank,  '« 
Bow-ne,  Cornbs  i  Co,  Middleville 
Ball  C  E  &  G  W,  ^ridland  Citv 
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I'aiisard  B  <N:  Sons,  Monroe  |  Tlurst  Solomon, 

First  National  Bnnk,  "         .Mc Donnell  Charles, 

Laiountam,  LorangerS:  Co,  "       f  Williamson  I)  E 
U  akeheld  C  C      Co,       Morenci  |  Ackiss  Moses, 
Li.den  DCS:  Co,       Mt  Clen-iens  i  Batt  Thomas, 
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Jones  W  M , 
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Norton  M  H  &  Co, 
J''irst  National  Bank, 
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First  National  Bank, 
Second  National  Bank, 
Kenyun  Nathan, 
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McPher^on  Alex  6c  Co,      Flo -.veil 
Weimeister  ^  O'Hearn,  " 
Flubbardston  Exchange  Bank, 

Hi;fjba-d>ton 
Boies,  Rude  6c  Co,  Hudson 
Osborn,  Perkins  6c  Co,  ' 
Fir>t  National  Benk,  Ionia 
Second  National  Bank  ,  " 
First  National  Bank,     Ishpemin  - 
Merch't^' and -Miners'  B'k,  ■  ■ 
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Jackson  City  Bank,  , 
Jackson  County  Bank  ,  '  •' 

Jackson  Interest  and  Deposit 

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People's  National  Bank, 
Grosvenor      Co,  Jonesville 
First  National  Bank,  Kalamazoo 
Kalamazoo  City  Bank, 
Michig.tn  National  liank,  " 
Sheldon  T  P  oc  Co, 
AngcU  Eugene, 
Hcw  ctt  Cyrus  &  Co, 
Landing  .\atioiial  B.ink, 
Second  National  Bank, 
Mason  E  L  &  C", 
First  National  Bank, 
Hart  K  G  6t  Co, 
Wattl     J  M  6t  Co. 
Fi^^t  National  liank, 
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Lowell  National  Bank. 
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Crossett  C  D, 
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Howard  Wm  H , 
Jones  Frederick, 
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Fast  National  Bank,  Plvmouih 
First  National  Bank,  Pontiac 
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Second  Nattona!  Bank. 
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Johnston  John  vV  Co, 
Port  Huron  Savings  Bank, 
Ma\nard,  Allen  oc  Co,  I'ortland 
Webber  1.  oc  Son, 
Bowen  6c  McGowan,  Quincy 
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Corning  T  B  6c  S"u. 
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Strohm  GccTge,  <J 
Walker  D  W, 
Durham  James  £,  C© 
Vv'iity  Chas  H, 
Clemojohn,  Copper 
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HackleylJ, 
Biiss  Macharn, 
Armes  James  E, 
Arnold,  Jacob  :Mahme, 
Bariiet!.  Wni, 
Bare?  John , 
Bi-iiga  James  H, 
Burnett  Thomas, 
Carter  ^'<  m, 
Ciark  H, 

DeBaptiste  Wm  E, 
Decrinder  Geo  L, 
Djf:gt;rA, 
Ebner  Louis, 
Few  ins  vVm, 
Foster  Charles, 
Foster  J  Y, 
Freeman  George  G, 
Gordon  R, 
Hiii  Albert  W, 
Honses  Adam, 
Huntley  E, 
Green  Wm  II, 
Beyer  Chas  H , 
Jackson  James, 
Kohn  Joseph, 
Kohz  Frank, 
Kreit  Olrich, 
Kruger  Fred, 
Ladu?  Sylvester, 
Lancaster  Andrew  J, 
Lenz  A, 

Maxwell  Geo  W, 
Meissner  Wm, 
Miller  Charles, 
Mills  Daniel, 
Moody  Robert, 
Nevels  Richard, 
Nichols  T, 
Niedcrmii?;!ier  Chas, 
O'Connell  Dennis, 
Padelt  Adolph, 
Renner  Frank, 
Ricketts  Frank, 
Robison  8:  Scott, 
Sam[)le  Geo, 
Shafer  Joseph  V\', 
Spencer  L-aac, 
Starks  Robert, 
Storz  John, 
Voelker  Jacob, 
Wie^orkovv-^ko  A, 
WiUard  Mr  &  Mrs  C  A, 
Williams  S  J , 
Worlds  H, 
Roper  Benjamin , 
Johnson  Joseph, 
Alartin  1  J, 
Cassid  V  James, 
Allen  K  A, 
Hans(>n  Thomas, 
Mei.kler  Antirew, 
Heller  Peter. 
Hcierner  Anton , 
Kratise  Herman, 
Bete  >*v.  A  ndrevs  , 
Ruhinson  Robert, 
I'eel  John  T, 
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I  Morin  Denis, 
I  Newton  James, 
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Beare  Joseph, 
Fuller  E  C, 
Bilmar  A. 
Wagper  P, 
Williams  S  H, 
Bc.ssraer  J , 
Troutwine  Albert, 
Haumgartel  ^:  Co, 
B-adley  Ed  ward  F, 
Kimbali  Robert, 
Rohrig  Phil, 
Dt  G rout  Simon , 
Schravesande  Peter 
Ei'^enbrey  E  J , 
Bobi.io  Frank, 
Raby  John, 
i-ve'du;Tier  P, 
Jones  N , 
Richie  A  R, 
Boyntoa  Wm, 
Hatneld  James, 
Lr  sford  Abrani , 
Pritchard  Allen, 
Van  Haaii  A , 
Babcock  P. 
Harrison  Asbury  W, 
Holliday  J  W, 
Ste\  ens  Samuel, 
Fisher  ^:  Henderson, 
Scott  Robert, 
Sterne>  Leander, 
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(.iordon  Ed, 
J  e ft e r  Asa, 
Anil  a  Charles, 
Lett  Eli, 
L'lng  Frederick, 
Marceau  Peter, 
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Tayh.r  Alff.d, 
'I'.iy lor  Edward, 
Thui  ir.an  Frank, 
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Solomon  Thomas, 
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Corrao  Adolph  F, 
Davis  John  W 
Henderson  Geo  W, 
Randall  &  Huntley, 
Wilson  Nelson, 
Albro  D  J, 
Madrtry  D, 
Ricker  B  C, 
Wslsoii  Geo  N, 
Robert>  W  G, 
Robinson  J  C, 
Johnson  B  S, 
Deubier  Edward, 
Olcs  George, 
Austin  Wheeier, 
Romig  John, 
Warren  Geo  R, 
Collins  John  W, 
Kuhli  Frank, 
Kuhh  Hermann 
Paliner  I, 
Fuller  E  G, 
Yo'.irghans  Charles, 
Lalonc  John  E, 
Massey  R  W, 
Barron  Charles  E, 
Currv  Tohn, 
Dandefl  Oito, 
Brown  James  E, 
Evans  John, 
Glaser  J, 
Proton  G, 
Clark  J  H, 
Cnnnor  Robert, 
Gilly  Louis, 
Hart  G  G, 
Shvxjp  C  1 , 
Reed  Henry, 
Word  en  J  R, 
Shores  H , 

Bradley  ^s:  Anderson, 
L)angii'l  Wright, 
Alexander  J , 
James  T. 
Pegg  LB. 
Wescott  S  B, 
Gan-iinan  John, 
lohnson  John , 
Dopp  John, 
\\  ood  Nelson, 
Rapps  Ct. 
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Jones  Oliver  h, 
I.asser  Josepii , 
Robbins  John  W, 
B:tr!ow  D, 
Vannler  J  A, 
Brooks  Arthur  B, 
Au.2;^;!Stine  Leu'is, 
Pinkl  em.in  Francis, 
Wilson  Culvn, 
Wilson  Timothy, 
AlcCoy  Georg-e, 

Ccates  Charles  R, 
Koch  Andrew, 
Butler  Waller, 

Cross  L  D, 

Randall  James, 

Grayson  A  O, 

Jonnson  Alex, 

Riley  S  R, 

Noke  Carl, 

Ayers  Charles  A, 

Roberts  B  F, 

Roberts  L  R, 

Tidba^I  H  H, 

Poland  Edward. 

B.iid'.viii  Edvvard, 

Calvert  ot  Wright, 

Talbot  Wm 

Cooper  Williams 

Fi>her  Jacob, 

Hili  Aui^ustus  A, 

Hill  C  F', 

Stevens  George  W 

Booker  Wpi  H, 

Bradley  George  W 

Cronan  Jr>hri, 

Lemlin  Charles, 

Smart  John, 

W'eichsler  Charles, 

Wilson  Jaine.^, 

ITeelan  J , 

Roberts  I'hoiriss, 

Hun:  H  H, 

Smith  Dudley, 

Babcock  Herscy, 

House  Geo  VV-, 
Jar  vis  Wrii, 

Muml'ord  James, 

Rykert  Ov:  Maliory, 

Hodges  Orlan, 

Bro\^'n  W'm  H, 

Harris  Davi  I, 

Griggs  George  H, 
Johnson  B, 
Spencer  Charles  S, 
Wasliing:ton  G, 
Dit^ler  Charles, 
Maybery  Mrs  S  E, 
Ingies  David  B, 
Davis  S'.veeny, 
Watts  Wm  H, 
Bell  Lewis, 
Shoeman  Charles. 
Noble  J  T, 
Thompson  James, 
Fin':h  Geo, 
Hunter  Chas  A, 
Met/ger  Jacob, 
Stom  A  J, 
Holmes  John, 
Wiedrich  M  Q, 
Wil>on  O  E, 
Coker  W, 
Wall  C, 
Brown  John, 
Fr..kinc  S, 
F. id dcfo.it  Geo, 
Baker  Charles, 
Davis  NV'iNon, 
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Rieger  Jacob, 
Olms.ed  Wm  D, 
Marrs  G  W, 
Bourns  fohn  H, 
Fin  ley  A  A, 
Bryant  E  D, 
C^isterton  Daniel, 
Matthews  J;jhn  W, 
Fowler  .Marcus  I,, 
Lane  Frank, 
Ellis  Robert, 
Gardner  J  W, 
Hartshorn  G  W, 
Middagh  W  H, 
Evans  W  R, 
Collins  C, 
Cook  Rcbert, 
Dushane  S, 
De  Hazen  R  A, 
Hov/ard  Jantes, 
Jones  W  K, 
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Jackson 
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Edward>  H  D  v'^  Co, 
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Berry  J.iinc4  L,       Sagin.\w  Citv 


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K.'iit  WiMiil  \S\n\i. 
Hayden      H.^ldwin,  l>etroit 
Rochni  Cv.  Dj\  isoM,  « • 


Rohns  &Schaefe' 
Whipple  oc  Day, 
Kendall  &  Mack, 
Star  Bending  Co, 
Wclven  JAB, 
For  man  Oman, 
Kul!  ct  Shook, 
V/arren  C  J , 
Stewa-t  Goodyear, 
Chandler  J  &  Son 
Cowles  F  oc  O, 
Hicks  li  Co, 


Detroit 

6  £ 

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East  .\L!ar. 
Flat  Rocic 
Mendor 
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Portland 
St  John's 
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Walker  J  D  o^c  Co,  Detroit 
Leona(;d  Cieo  M,      Grand  Rapidi 

Billi.inl  T.ihle  .Mjniurattur^Ts. 

Schulenburg  C,  -  Detroit 

Smith  George,  " 


Bii!i:ir.l  Rooms, 
Buckhaidt  John, 
Swarts  Henry, 
Pardee  oc  Ho'agiin, 
Clark  W  F, 
Montague  Lawrence, 
Donaldson  Daniel,  A'mont 
Besimer  oc  Bro,  Ann  Arbor 

Campbell  oc  Eberhardt, 


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Allegan 


Rider  Otis  A, 

Ba:rd  Henry  E, 

Hodges  Samuel, 
Harris  Ciias  S, 

Rouech  .^[  A, 

Frost  B  F, 

Ayers  A, 

Case  B  F, 

Stow  A  D, 

Bennett  Bros, 

Story  Oc  Hudson, 

Rogers  N, 

San  ford  A, 

Carres  C  K, 

Cass  well  P, 

Crosby  Frank, 

Divine  Wm, 

Cornell  Ov:  Roy, 

McCarty  oc  Culver, 

.^L^rbhall  Wm  A, 

French  f  B, 

Wav  H  L, 

Piper  W  f . 

Taylor  Gi'ibert  D, 
Schafer  Philip, 

Burl  Wm, 
Armstrong  J  Oc  3, 

Bo'^ker  Edward, 
Chudlcigh  Oc  Norri.s, 
Frank  W  ni  J 
Gibson  E  J , 
Jandorf  Isaac, 
-NLathaucr  Paul, 
Norri>  Wm  V , 
Sanders  Abrahanj, 
Sn\  der  J , 
Vandam, 
Wagner  J, 
Werthcimer  Isaac, 
Whipple  Dan, 
Williams  N  H, 
Patti^-^n  Eli  win, 
Bai-d  Wm. 
McLean  Wm. 
W  hue  fohn. 
Siockiii.;  i}  I', 
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B>nno>  J  D  .V  H  .M, 
Few  lass  Robert, 


Bangor 
Battle  Creek 

£  £ 

Bay  City 

Belle  River 
Berrien  Springs 

£  f 
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Big  Rapids 
Bloomingdaie 
Brighton 
Brooklyn 
Burr  Oak 
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Cedar  Springs 
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Clam  Lake 

Clinton 
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Concord 
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•Cornell  E  win,  Galesburgh 
Harris  DaiueJ,  ^  " 

Milier  Fred,  Grand  Haven 

i;.irton  C  \V,  Grand  Led^e 

Foley  Michael,       (jrancl  Rapids 
Fonger  c^c  Guysinger,  " 
Hardy  A, 
Schlichjohn, 
Thompson  David,  ' 
Tyroler  >.[ax, 

Nichols  E  M,  Gra^s  Lake 

Eaton  T  \V,  Greenville 
O'Brien  J  R,  Hancock 
KuhlA, 

Main  F  N ,  Hastings 
Murphy  Wm  J,  Mersey 
Van  Valer  Christ,  Hillsdale 
Koeiningsherg  H,  Holland 
Lunblad"  August,        .  " 
Steele  E  J,  Holly 
Sherwood  &  Hotchkin,  Horton 
Huss  A,  Houghton 
Potter  H  P,  ''^ 
Lovely  Wm  H,         Ho\^'ard  City 
Aliiray  «?r  Co,  Howell 
Warren  Wm  W,  Hubbardston 
D wight  E  p.  ^:  Co,  Hudson 
Cornstock  6c  "Welch,  Ionia 
■Shannon  Mark  B, 
O'Leary  M  J,  Ishpejalng 
Dancer  Leroj-,  Jackson 
Ho!me<  Cs:  Howard,  " 
Waldron  Sanauel,  " 
Whitheck  John  J,  " 
Badden  Peter,  Kalamazoo 
Ba'iaian  cs:  Blanev, 
Stein  &  Co, 

Van  Loghem  Arnold,  " 
Mitchell  E,  Laingsburgh 
Cole  H  W.  L'Anse 
PJaniels  Sc  Hunt,  Lansing 
Green  &  Griffin,  " 
Williams  &  Hudson,  " 
Cary  John,  Lap^eer 
Bryant  Lewis,  -  Law'ton 
Powers  A  H,  * 

Rowlee  J  J,  V  " 

Fead  John  L,  Lexington 
Cook  Geo  W,  Loweli 
.Misner  Wrn  H, 

Fannor  Peter,  Ludington 
Quevillon  Paul,  " 
Goodyear  House,  Manchester 
Spencer  Jason,  Manistee 
Schweitzer  L,  Marquette 
Burlingame  L  M,  ALarshall 
Sheridan  James,  " 
Perket  P,  Menominee 
McCrary  Wm,  Midland  City 

HubbellJJ.  Monroe 
l^^cClure  Edward,  Morley 
Garland  Joseph,  Mount  Clemen's 
Williams  John,  Muskegon 
Roswick  W  S,  Niles 
Smith  D  S,  North  Bran'  h 

F-mery  H  G,  Otsego 
Katzel  F  W,  Pentwatcr 
Pliimodore  Marshall, 

Petersburgh 
Carruthers  Andrew,  Plainwell 
Forbes  &  Co, 

Dunning  E  L,  Pontiac 
Adams  Geo  F  &  Co, 

Port  Hiir.)n 
Wilcox  G.  Portland 
Bailey  Marvin  H,  (Jtiim  v 

<>.iks  Daniel,  Reed  Ciry 

Hcaley  Luman,  Reese 
Beatty  Wm,  Rucklro-l 
Simon  Frederick,     Saginaw  Cuy 
U  hitcomb  S:  Doolittle,     ' ' 
P.ergin  H  H,  St  Cli  irlcs 

Whiiinj;  Fr,ii\k,  Saliii-!; 
Mayn.iid  Frank,  Saiul  Lake 


lieifner  T  N, 
Ri.yal  Bert,  . 
Denison  6:  Siples, 
Arensteii  A  J, 
i  Town  send  R  S, 
Sutrin  John, 
Phelps  A  H, 
Sherman  A  E, 
Craft  Wilson  O, 
Harver-  H, 
Odell  A, 
Bennett  T  A, 
Hunter  A  S, 
Schuffert  C, 
Bortle  E 


Schaolcraft 
Shelby 
Sparta  Center 
Spring  Lake 
Stanton 
Tecumseh 
Trenton 
Vermontville  i 
Wenona 
Whitehall 
Williamston 
Wyandotte 


Iiii{)i»rtei>j  and  Jol<I>ers  of 

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Bird  Dealer. 

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Bititksiiiiths. 

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Gradncr  E  "W, 
Mearra  M 
Michael  is:  Rich, 
Morley  A, 
Morley  J, 
Doan  'Wni, 
K  earn  ^\'m, 
Pruden  D  C  oc  Co, 
Van  natter  W  B, 
Pond  GC, 
Hcmlin?  A  D, 
Richards  J  A, 
Van  Every  O  W, 
\\  iib.ams  Geo  W, 
Peck  H  C, 
3.1eiz  Edward  H, 
Wright  Josiah, 
Cronk  6c  Wallace, 
Estes  \\'illiam, 
Ciero  ot  Anderson, 
Partridge  Wm, 
Brook  R  S, 
Condra  Thomas, 
Washburn  Jolin, 
Wells  Arlington, 
Westfall  Fred, 
Mull  6,;  Stevens, 
Backus  Wm, 
French  H  W, 
Spicer  Geo  L 
Mason  D, 
Valleau  Geo, 
Burrows  James, 
Killii.h  Henry, 
Lee  Robert  E, 
Metcalf  Ralph, 
Richards  James, 
Mead  S  D, 
Cov^den  R, 
Streetcr  W  W, 
Ricker  C  W, 
Boitler  John, 
Macomber  J  A, 
Shoemaker  T  J , 
C  hapin  C  A , 
Hanhnely  I's:  Witbrccht, 
Havilai\d  v^:  Rhodes, 
Heartley  G  W, 
Henderson  Joseph 
Otto  Henry, 
Schumacher  Christian, 
Wagner  John, 
Wagner  Fred  vv:  P. to, 
Btshoj)  Henry, 
North  E, 
D.ivis  C, 
Kobinson  Orrin, 
Sci^ar  Wm . 
Fo<it  John, 
Makes  Charles, 
RidM'iNon  K  r, 
I'isher  Jacob, 


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Detroit 

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Ada 


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Athens 
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Clarkson  Edward, 
Harris  Solomon, 
Cramer  J  D , 
Scott  C, 
Smith  Frank, 
Smith  James, 
Churchill  Wm, 
Jenness  I  X  &  Co, 
Sirdley  F  G, 
Pod  N  Foster, 
Gilmore  Hunter, 
Thayer  C  B  it  Bro, 
Blake  James  L, 
Dulmage  .^[  B, 
Phil!;ppy  F, 
Langdon  Robert, 
Rapson  Wm,  '  ■ 

Rudd  Henry,  Baldwin  City 

Corbin  Hiram,  Ball  Creek 

Butler  John,  Baltimore 
Mc^^l^;en  Stephen,  Bangor 
Shanahan  Timothy, 
Copeland  Wni,  Barker  Creek 
F'aker\\'mS,  Barnard 
Giilerd  Edwin,  '« 
Goodhue  M  F,  Bath 
FLall  Waiter  S, 

Lurch  W  R,  Battle  Creek 

Herns  Henry, 

Hickman  George,  " 

Shepherd  Henry, 

Willittsc^  Piatt. 

Andrew  Nicholas,  Bay  City 

Argle  vN  Simpson,  ** 
Laporte  N ,  " 
Morri -on  ic  Schraeder,  " 
PhoLMiix  vS:  Carrier,  " 
Randall  C  W  H, 
Reaume  Cha>,  ' ' 

Rivet  C  6<  Bru, 

Shannon  I  A  cs:  Bro,  "  " 

Stcgcall  Harry  G,  " 
Stephens  J  F,  " 
Williamson  Henry,  " 
Woods. 

fL^pkins  Bros  S:  Wise,  Bear  Lake 
Sherwood  Samuel,  Beaver  Creek 
Thomson  James, 

Gardner  J  P,  Bedford 
Wilkinson  J  W, 

Gottman  Charles,  Beech 
Bunion  George,  Bclden 
Houston  Jamt-S,  '  * 

Smith  H  D.  Belding 
Stanton  J  W .  " 
Morri-on  Geo  A,  Belle  Kivcr 

N'anderwater  .N.  Avery,  Bcilev  ue 
Hordes  Theodore,  BcUcNille 
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S.ivacc  K  A, 

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Suiulel!  J  S,  I'ch  in.i 

Bausliko  .\,  Benton  flarSor 

Jones  \\  m,  • ' 

Avialt  L>rcn,  Berlin 
Milloi  J  R,  Berr>cn  Spfpi^'y 

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O'Conner  Wm, 
Perry  G  corge, 
Pov.-ersjohn, 
Smith  Asa, 
Wa!<efie!d  K  G, 
Beard-Icy  Ira, 
Hii;ds  J, 
Waters  S, 
Satheriar.d  M  C 
Doan  Wm, 
Beardsley  U  A, 
Mania  Jolin  A, 
Adams  Elijah, 
McCalloni  P, 
Win  term  ute  A, 
Stevens  H  K, 


Berville 
Big  B saver 
Big  Rapidi 

Birch  Run 
Bird 
Birmingham 
Ei^raarck 
Biissiield 
Bloomm^dale 
Boweii's  -Mills 
iiradley 
Breckenridge 


Brou  n  Isaac 
Fay  W  D, 
Mc. Mullen  J' 
Barkley  Wellington, 


:,hn, 


Cassopolks 
Cato 

Cedsr  Forks 


Ced  tr  Sprin-,?^ 


Breedsviile 


Bridgeport  Ceptcr 
Bridgeton 
Bridgewater 


Bridg-inan 


Brigh 

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King  W  W, 
Davis  W  W, 

Butler  Conrad, 
Shade  Conrad, 
Kiefer  L, 
DcBoisc  -M, 
Herbst  H, 
Hill  Nathan,  Bravo 
Harris  W  &  J,  Brockway 
Darcy  Thos,  Brock  way  Center 
Efrrick  &  Bertrand, 
Davis  J  S, 
Teller  iv  Burbank, 
Carp^inter  W  A, 
Thompson  B, 
Osmer  James, 
Af.vood  &  r^Iovv  rj-, 
Thilkey  ic  Wagner, 
Curtis  John, 
Fitch  Francis  Co, 
Randall  J  as  <s:  Son, 
Haight  &  Randolph, 
Price  Joseph, 


B ronton 

Brooklyn 

Bro  wnvillc 
Buchanan 
Buena  Vista 
Bunker  Hill 


Bronson 
Burdickvj'lle 
Burlington 


Campbell  J  C, 
Parrotl  G  H, 
Ebmyer  Wni, 
I>cvore  W'ni, 
Covvel!  James, 
Gregory  Henry, 
Hill  &  Dexter,  Burr  Oak 

Narregang  Frank,  Byron  Centre 
Klemshmidt  Fritz,  Cadv's 


Bi-Tnip's  Corners 
Burns 
Burnbide 


Geih  G-eo, 
Wedrig  Allen, 
Blair  F  FI, 
H utch in.i  C, 
Knapp  Geo  F, 
Babcock  Wm  E, 
Baker  Lyman  S, 
Church  James, 
Frost  Martin, 
Moore  J  B, 
Herron  I, 
Barron  Wm 
Fink  D, 
Swift  J , 
Jones  P  P, 
Kavanrnigh  James, 
Lace y  John  J , 
Fishei  -M, 
Joshn  S, 

Hubbard  Ezokiel, 
Lang  Jolin, 
Roticrts  lucnb, 
Kendall  K:  Colbeck, 
iMert/  vv  Tohnson, 
Norton  f"  W , 
'I'aggcrt  L, 
Cog<M  Henry, 
Cittich  (Jorge, 
Ahn.dt  Krnst, 
Knisley  F.lias, 
Clark  James, 
Am  cry  J('hn , 
Hunt"G  il, 
Beverly  Kf:ubeti , 


C'aledonia  Station 

Cambria  .Mills 
Cambria 
Cambridge 
Camden 


Campbell 
Canandaigua 


Cannonsburg 

Canton 

Capac 
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Carlisle 
Caro 


Cascade 
Casco 

Ca^iiovia 

Cass  Bridi^e 

Cass  City 
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CiOvv  Robert, 
Bullcy  Narcisse, 
j  Flancock  James, 
1  Roberts  lohn, 
1  Voliick  David, 
;  Wall  v-v  Mickel, 
i  Moll  Wm, 
j  Fiou-m.an  W'm, 
j  Rivers  George, 
i  Bordeaux  Edward, 
I  Buck  O  C, 
I  Cr.llicter  John, 
I  Giair.gham  Jas, 
j  (.rreen  Asa, 
i  Kr.ifnn  Frank, 

Lambert  Joshua, 
J  Messenger  Wm, 

Berrv  fohn, 
Hay^s'WmC, 

Almeudinger  Geo  W, 

Mast  <?ieorge, 

S-"humacher  Jacob, 

Vocle  Israel, 

Ackley  Jame-  B, 

Hewitt  Edsvin  C, 

Jones  Henr^', 

Smith  Daniel, 

Chap:n  David, 

Gile  David, 

1  rnler  John, 

Jacobs  A, 

Kennedy  D  G, 

Lydell  Horace, 

Roger.-  Nathan, 

Louch  Alfred, 

Hendricks  J, 

Lewis  H, 

Smith  Wm  S, 

Hood  -Jv:  Hawkins, 

Hannan , 

Tree  Daniel  M , 

Gould  P  S, 

Millman  J  P, 

Bu:  ton  A  G  , 

Carpenter  O  E, 

Peterson  cs:  I'  ranklin, 

Tufford  iSc  Strubel, 

Bristol  Richard, 

Uunn  Chadsey, 

Jcwett  Cs:  Wellar, 

Leonard  Moses, 

Troutwine  .S:  Hurst, 

-NLaloney  David, 

Chapman  Chas  Co, 

Smith  Pitcher, 

Stewart  A . 

1  ed^ell  U  11, 

Grover  Wm,  Columbiaville 
Rooke  George, 
Stanton  Edgerton 
Hiles  William," 
Hirsch  F, 

Reniinuton  Francis, 
Tills  W  illiam, 
Van  Meter  W  illiam, 
Bell  l;ros. 


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I  Gage  A  .n;  E  H , 
;  Hathaway  iv  Young, 
;  Lemon  J  N, 
'  Muihuiland  James, 
Gurdon  .^I , 

Brunning  J,  Crawford' 

Crawford  L  C,  ' 
;  Rice  Hugh, 
Brads/iaw  T  M, 
McMillan  George, 
L^I-  ton, 

Heald  ^:  Daniels, 
Titus  Robert, 
Smead  Frank, 
Ballafd  V.'m  D, 
Clarke  A  F, 
Linton  T  F, 
Arnott  John, 
Shaw  'I  hornas, 
Uptegraft  C  B, 
Mann  James. 
Mudge  Alexander 
Bryce  James, 
Smith  Fred 


land  tenter 
Corunna 


Chelsea  •  Leskey  Hugh, 


Morrison  John, 
i  Bennett  Chas. 
j  McKeely  Daniel, 
Lahser  »v  Timms, 
I  Neuendorf  Chas, 
Riper  John  E, 
Smukal  Gustave, 
Twork  Chas  ^:  Co. 


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Clam  Lake 

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Clayton 


Climax 

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Hauser, 
Ardy  Mn-hae' , 
Smith  Joseph, 
Hawkins  i'hos, 
Hc'\.-ie  1 1.1, 
Marshall  J  E, 
(jiass  John  B, 
Thompson  Irvine  J, 
Trcli'.»r  S.iinucI  J , 
IJ.ddvv  in  V  A  . 
Brovx  cr  H  r.nik, 
liowlby  Hir.iin, 


Conner's  Creek 

Cousnntine 
Co»»\  is  Center 
Cooper 
Coi>pcrs\  illc 


Abrams  P  E, 
Sherwood  W  R, 
Smith  Lewis, 
Watson  Fuller, 
Jenett  Burtin, 
Treyloir  J, 
Anderson  F  C, 
Denton  S,  Y, 
Aden  John  H, 
Anderson  \S"m  H. 
Clifford    Baugh  John  B, 
Baumann  C, 
Berg  John, 
Burns  Charles, 
Cain  Nicholas, 
Charlan  Zeb, 
Cole  James  H , 
Cooke  E  A, 
Cri\  Gei>rge, 
Cullen  Andrew, 
Danz  W, 
Dippel  W  ni. 
Durand  J  H  iS;  Co, 
Egan  Wilking, 
Eggers  August, 
Evcrhart  Jacob, 
Fit/gibbons  James, 
Gies  Edward , 
(ierniain  Joseph, 
Hartman  \\"m, 
Horn  Francis, 
Joy  Michael, 
I  Katus  P. 

I  Kruniholz  Anthony, 
I  Lara  Richard . 
i  Lcnike  Frederick, 
j  Long  John, 
I  Millar  John, 
I  NIoncttf  L, 
I  Murrel!  W  m, 
\  <  )■  Donnell  Thos, 

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Worden  John  A, 
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Kearns  James, 
Kellogg  Edward  P, 
Robii)S(jn  Ide, 

Smith  T,  Diarnondville 
Lee  HTram,  Diamond  Springs 
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Patterson  Alex,  Dorr 
Read  Samuel,  Douglas 
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Powell  H  S,  Dowagiac 
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Stralendorf  Fred, 
Ilugils  Thos, 
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Rupert  Joseph, 
Babccck  J  S, 
Fleming  John  11, 
iloile;iberry  Geo, 
Wheeler  C  P, 
Tucker  B  B, 
Fletcher  J  O, 
Manning  C, 
Re  taliack  Joseph, 
Elliott  W, 

Blanchard  John  W  , 
Higyins  John, 
Kiinz  Charles, 
Wendhouse  F. 
Hubbard  H  W,    East  Springport 
Woodworth  Augustus,  Eastport 


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Coie  John  I, 
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Burden  Fred, 
StoLip  Charles, 
Alien  Albert, 
Cooper  L, 
Cross  &  Lobb?u, 
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Mnllery  Hy  N, 
Ramlow  C, 
Sranard  D, 
Cady  Ervin. 
Cotcher  Robert, 
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Hills  Harley, 
Piper  Geo  W , 
Green  John, 
Chafy  Wm, 
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EglofT  John, 
Fish  F  L  P, 
Hoff  John  G, 
Jones  Monroe, 
Koch  Christian, 
Piper  Royal  R, 
Williamson  Wm, 
Pfiister  George, 
Belknap  Morris, 
Prine  Wm  M, 
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Monlie  John  B, 
Benjamin  M  H, 
Reed  Hewitt, 
Kramer  ^hlrt^n, 
Maxley  Wm, 
Hilliard  A, 
Church  George, 
Snelling  T, 
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Campbell  Chas  A, 
Coggswell  John, 
Hilton  Jos  S, 
Lemery  Antoine, 
Finnegan  P, 
Robinson  U, 
Wallace  W  J, 
Carson  Geo, 
Case  Henrv, 
Belanger  M  , 
Laprcs  Antoine, 
Olson  P  }',, 
Wagner  J  W, 
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Huir  Gilbert, 
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K irchner  August, 
Phillips  Levi, 
WiHett  Allen, 
Jiunyan  John, 
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Schwan  Philip, 
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Reichle  Henry, 
Schafer  Chas, 
Schleier  George, 
Schreiner  Henry, 
Smith  H  M, 
Austin  S  H, 
Sharpi  Gilbert, 
Barr  Reuben, 
Earl  Walter, 
Green  J  B, 
Burmora  J  F, 
Campbell  E. 
Lew  is  Charles, 
Spitler  Jos^-ph, 
Jackson  Eiias  M, 
Sutherland  S  A, 
W  hilmer  Chas  J, 
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Hastings  Thomas, 
Kendrick  Chas, 
Kinney  Mitchell, 
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Honeywell  &Owen, 
Miller  Fred, 
Smart  Peter, 
Roberts  Sam.iiel, 
Policy  H, 
Pijiley  John, 
PoUey  Wm, 
Stears  Samuel 
Hunker  <n:  Smith, 
Losey  (reorge  H, 
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Helmer  Jonas  E, 
Conklin  Charlo, 
Policy  .S:  Wherry, 
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Wills  \\, 
Barrett  N, 
Svrls  H, 
Philips  CN, 
Bradley  Thomas  C, 
Goodwin  Charles  C 
Hicks  Durfee, 
Murray  oc  Jackson, 
Peach  Thomas, 
Stone  Le\i, 
Reed  John, 
Campbell  W  J, 
Erneroin  Philip, 
Pugh  George, 
Bennett  L>aiah, 
McKcn--:ic  Daniel^ 
Mitts  George, 
Palmer  Peter, 
Smith  Wm  W, 
Toft  James, 
Calkins  Marcy, 
Clark  Jame.., 
Sawyer  ^v;  Baden, 
Smith  Kennedy, 
Ikiiher  Samuel , 
Su!i\au  Henry, 
Bigden  A , 
Hays  S. 
Mullen  G'lor^To, 
Lambert  Thoiti.is, 
Lennon  Thomas, 
Wood  l^eckcr, 
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Fucheit  S  F, 
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Lyon  Timothy , 
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Thompson  M, 
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Schneider  Leonard, 
Voigt  Edmund, 
Brown  J  A , 
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Merril  J  C. 
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Stipe  George, 


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Hayes  Albert, 
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Hanson  Betcr, 
Ingall  J  H, 
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l>anplierp  H  M, 
Lott  Wise, 
Winans  lohn  R, 
Do.vcy  W  R. 
Scott  Stephen, 
W  iHcls  Adelbert, 

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Elliot  J". oberc,  Salzburg 
-Darrin  B,  Sand  Lake 

Grannis  James ,  " 
Anderson  >n:  Shindorf,  Sarauac 
Jones  L  E, 

Taylor  John,  ' ' 

Priest  I'ohn,  Saugatu:k 
Takkef.  E, 

Bow's  Roberr,  Scott's 
Phillips  W'm,  Schoolcraft 
Campbell  James,  Sear.> 
Willoiighby  Xelion, 
Holmes  O  W, 
MjncilT, 
Upton  H, 
Kende  W, 
Mu iler  Ej 
Cutler  Ed, 
I-€\vis  James,  '  * 

Adams  E,  Shelbyviile 
La  Point  George,  Shepardivi!!e 
Smith  George,  ' ' 

Avery  L  A,  Sherman 
MesickEros, 

Braman  M  L),  Sherman  City 

iTicks  \Vn\,  Shersvocd 
-McCartney  John,  Skinner 
Elackmar  J  H,  Smvrna 
Dickens  A  J, 

Smith  M  M,  Smith's  Creek 

Storms  &  Bro,  ' ' 

Garrison  ^VIn,  Sodus 
\V  ood  S,  " 
Haidi^er  Kdmimd,  Somerset 
Westcott  Samuel,  " 
L)ean  R,  South  Butler 

Dunn  Royal, 
Hayes  W  in, 
Pierce  S  V, 
Williams  A,  " 
Shook  A.  South  Camden 

HcoperC  ?^arnr;b:is,  Southfield 
Murphy  Hariiiori, 
Ste-.vart  John  A,  " 
Elacklock  Root,  South  Frankfort 
Greenwood  John,  " 
Hogen  Jos,      South  Grand  li'anc 
How*;  E  L>,  South  Jacksun 

Eey  John,  South  Lyon 

Harker  J ,  * ' 

Harkman  I  S,  Sparta  Centre 

Kisk  W  H, 

Hard  F  C,  Spencer  Creek 

Kellogg  C,  Spring  Brook 

Wood  Alexander,  Spring  Lake 
Mason  Marion,  5pruig\  ille 

I'abcock  E  I),  Standish 
Dingman  Gideon,  Stanton 
Randolph  Isaac,  Sterling 
Godard  Kaylor,  Stevensville 
Graham  li'  Stockbridgc 
Klein  J , 
Merrill  C, 
Hopson  Richard,  Stony  Creek 
Sperry  James,  ' • 

Dusong  Edward,  Sturgis 
Lester     Gore,  « ' 

Shepherd  John ,  • * 

Nailer  (^'/corge.  Summit 
Hurley  TK,  Summitsvillc 
Cohen  K' ,  Sumner 
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Beckwith  James,  Sylvan 
Ward  Lli.  ■ 
Stom  W  H,  Sylvester 
Strcetcr  George,  • ' 

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FJushman  Watson,  " 
Van  Orman  John, 
Bradlej'  Sam, 
Brown  Hiram, 
Lewis  J  IT  S:  Bro, 
Olds  Wm,  ^ 
tlarger  AC, 
Souders  Henrv, 

Black  Vi,  '  Three  Rivers 
Poppeuhagen  Christian,  ' ' 
Percy  Pentecost,  Tipton 
Co'.iling  Vv'm,  Tompkins 
Neitherlander  Nick,  " 
Campbell  H  D,  Traverse  City 
Bcnner  Chas,  Trent 
Neff  John,  Trenton 
Meierhriber  John,  Trcstvilie 
Tor  ton  F  D,  Twin  Lake 

Bradshaw  T  ^f.  Tyre 
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Gilbert  William,  ■  Unadilla 
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I  iladison  Frank, 

Madison  B  F  &  Son, 
;  Owens  GS, 

Maloch  Tames, 

Clark  J  X, 
'  Draper  Anson, 
:  Kale  Samuel, 
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Vannan^gal  Johr'      Union  Home  '■  ^"'"'^  Oscar,  Detroit 
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Mallory  Nl  G,  Union  Pier 

Hetsler     Deue',  Utica 
Prout  R  T,  " 
Wilkins  v\:  Smith,  " 
Fcnor  Richard,  Vandalia 
Russty  C  W,  " 
Gardner  M^oses  D,  Vassar 
McFailWB, 

l>avis  Nelson,  Ventura 
MetcalfM,  Vermontville 
Tracey  &  Hulett,  ' ' 

Crippen  A,  Vernon 
Holdrc^e  I  C -S:  S..n, 
W'ylie  James, 
Templin  E  E, 
Fisk  S, 
Winaus  J  R, 
Leguire  Peter, 
Poor  S  B. 
Visker  Dick, 
Force  John  W, 
Plass  Philip  H, 
Gennel  W  illiam , 
Palmer  Henry, 
Merrill  R, 
Stashke  C, 
Mason  J  C. 
Ganong  8;  White 
Gustin  ^:  Johns, 
Bradt  H  B, 
Feet/:el  H , 
Hardy  Edwin, 
Stalford  Arnold , 
Stockdale  V»'illiam, 
String  ham  H  T, 
Hasten  James, 
La  F"rance  Francis, 
Lanky  Phelix,  ' ' 

Pajoi 

Bamford  NVilliam,  West  Campbell 
Cas^ei  N  B, 

Carlton  J  B,  Weston 
Cook  Bro,  Westphalia 
Doll  Cs:  Fox, 

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S'oan  B.  Wrst  Windsor 

Ack-:rni.i-i  C,  U'-vf^^nl 
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Phillips  F.li,  White  Lake 

Piorn  Isaac,  White  Pigeon 

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Cro'>tic  flartwig,  WiUiamston 
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Thomas  Levi,  Reading- 


Boat  Builders. 

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King  Charles, 
I  Larhapelle  Wm, 
I  Oades  L'>hn, 
t  Welch  Edward, 

Fish  F  L  l\ 

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Farrar  J  ."s:  Co,  Adrian 

Like  Jas  E,  Bay  City 

McKinnon  i^v:  Co,  ' ' 
^^  ildman  ^s:  Pro, 

Brcnnan  John .  Detroit 

Buchanan      Bro,  " 

Carrol!  Bro>,  •• 

Desotcll  vN;  Hutton,  " 

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Sprengcr  Bros,  " 

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Steele  '1  homas,  '  • 

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Lcitcli  A  Bros     Co,  '  * 

G.-.rrity  Michael,  I<>Qia 

McGrc;«r  Moses,  s\,?n 

McMastor  T,  Lu'dK  i^rtcn 

lack  Andrew,  Manistee 
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Payne  G  F,  Adrian 
Adventist:,    yih    Day,  Puijiishing 
Co,  Battle  Creek 

Krociicke  Edward,  Bay  City 

Beersteclier  C  A,  Centrevilie 
Richraond  Backus,  Detroit 
Roehra  C  L, 

Smith  F,  B  &  Co,  ' 
Suckert  W'm,  ' ' 

Wanless  A, 
Frey  Albert  11, 
Syr.ions  'i  hoinas, 
Burr  George  W, 
Hin.vdi'.l  Heurv  M, 
White  C  N, 
Cowherd  Alfred, 
St  Johi!  Miles, 
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Arnold  I', 
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Smith  E  B  &  Co, 
Tyler  R  D  S, 
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Williams  &  O'Donoughue,  Albion 

Dujining  ft  Sawyer,  Allegan 

YeringtonA,-  Alma 

I'burston  Jas'O,  Aimont 

Fiske      Douglas,  ,  Ann  Arbor 

Moore  John,  "• 

Sheehan      Co,  ' ' 

Sherrick  Henry,  Bangor 

[ones     McNair,  Battb.  Creek 
"Pcaslee  F  E, 
Smith  E  R, 

Craiidell  Frank,  P>ay  City 
Masters  BM, 
Raymond  H  S  Co, 

Bruce  V  W,  Big  Rapids 

Hobart  Bros     Co,  ' ' 

Fuller  i^:  Taylor,  Blissfield 

Stearns  J  " 

Roe  James  H,  Buchanan 

Sheldon  EA,  Byron 

Wcydemeyer  Bros,  Cass  City 

Vlorley  A  U,  Cassopolis 
Kidder  C  S,  CedarSprings 

Bailcy  E  H,  Charlotte 
Richardson  J  J , 

Swarthoiit  S  K,  ' ' 

EraceC.A,  (.Cheboygan 

Fexer  Andrew,  ' ' 

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Smith  i:  l\  i-t  Co. 
Stickle  (  jcorge  F  R,  " 
Suker  H  er;noii,  ' ' 

Teare  Robert ,  ' '  ; 

Tunis  ^  Parker,  ' '  i 

Sherwood  C  L,  Dowagiac  i 

Boothroyd  (^ibbs,  F^lasi  Sai^'inaw  i 
McFariiuSM,  i 
Randall  X  A, 

Reeve     Co,  ' '  ' 

Saginaw  Valley  Paper  Co, 
Rushton  J     Co,       Eaton  Rapids  ■ 
Parkinson  Cuthbert,     Elk  Rapids  ' 
Curtiss  E  G,  Fenton  i 

Ho'.Mster  E  J  ic  Co,  "  i 

Pullen  Wm  H,  Fowler ville  ! 

Rogers  A  H,  ( "/aiesburi^h  , 

Landolt  A  icCo,  (  rrand  flaven  i 
Sanford  Cieorge  D,  ''  j 

Holmes  J  S,  Grand  Ledi^e 

Boothro.yd,  Gibbs  &  Co,  i 
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T)uornink  I'erkJ,  ''  | 

Ea:on  cc  Lvon ,  ' ' 

Hinsdiil  Henry  M, 
Lowe  H  ^  Co, 
Nelson  Bro.-,  " 
Patten  L  E, 
Peck      Nelson,  Greenville  | 

Washburn  V.',  Hancock  ; 

Robert-  Tohn,  Hastings  I 

Roberts  j  P,  "  .  i 

McCorden  I  C,  Hesperiai 
Penneld.  Vs'hipple  ."^  Co,  Hillsdale  \ 
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Ranters  L  T  &  Co,  Holland 
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Thatcher  C  L, 

Smith  6:  Co,  Lawton 
Niggeman  John  B,  Lexington 
Hiint  Her.ter,  Lowell 
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Hitchcock  v\.  Lang, 
B  iker  Marvin  F,  Lyons 
Ikirnard  W  inheid  S,  " 
1  >nuv  ilie  Bros,  Nfanisiee 
O'Kecfe  M  S     Co,  Mar- hall 

White  J  S  Cs:  Co, 

Pcnbcrrny  ^^'  J,  Menominee 
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Shafer  Alon 'O  G,  .Nldford 
Lewis  I,  M<  iiroe 

Mitchell  L.  " 
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Balza  Reynolds, 
Dewey  Per'ey  S, 
>teven.-  Cs:  P.elknapi, 
Ambler  ^^'m  H , 
Knapp  John  O, 
Clc.  eland  Henry  \^', 
Keys  George  W, 
Rouse  Sidney, 
Mead  Le%^is  C-, 
Lorang  George  W, 
'">^i)Orn  Brothers, 
Bliss  Mrs  S  C, 
Hayes  F  A. 
Albert.-oti  Wm  S, 
Brooks  Richard, 
Budington  fv:  Maihe\\  s.  " 
Finch  George  A.         Port  Huron 
McDonnelTDS, 
Walker  Micaiah, 
\\  ard  Thom.a.- A  Co, 
C^oppermil!  S  Csc  Son,    Port  Sanilac 
Partlow  Levi,  Ri^^  er  Bend 

Spore  J  M,  Richford 
Coe  Charles  N,  Romeo 
Owen  Wm  R, 

Newell  E  C  vV  Co,  Saginaw  City 
Aulis  James  T,  St  C'air 

Brown  J  T  >N.  Co,  ' ' 

Shepard  M  <N:  A,  St  Joseph 

Sams -Ml  C  K.  Si  Louis 

Mc Henry  Geo  W,  " 
Ensign  C  A,  Saugatuck 
Joliuson  V  W,  " 
Cole  \V  L,  Schoolcraft 
James  George  R,  •' 
Chase  A  B  \  Co,  S  Haven 

Harrison  NV  m.  Sturgis 
I'ownsend  Mrs  L  S,  " 
Clute  W  H,  Three  Rivers 

Ranney  A  B,  " 
Fuller  Samuel  C,     Traverse  City 
Grant  AIcv,  Utica 
Burge><  John  H,  Vcssar 
Jewell  H  W. 

Dickenson  W  A,  Vcrmontville 
Chappie  Jt^hn,  Wa viand 

Aplin  Henry  H,  Wenona 
Freeman  G  B,  \\"*'iteha!l 
Crossuian  John  M,  WUliamsion 
Wolcott  X  Co, 

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Parker  G, 
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Laird  Cha-i  S, 
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McXamara  Edward. 
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Collins  Jeremiah, 
Farrell  Wm, 
Johnson  C  W, 
Wade  K  F. 
Tyler  N  B, 
Brown  T  S, 
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Stewart  Nicol  &  Co 
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Beverly  James  P, 

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Borchmann  Charles, 

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Oldridge  J  W, 
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Stauch  Lewis, 
Sulkowske  John, 
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Arnold  'l"honias,  Dundee 
Gee  E  P,  ^ 
Raihbun  George  H, 
Mischell  Nicholas;   Eagle  Harbor 
Sugdeu  William,        Ea?t  Dayton 
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Abel  Karl,  E  S?.,2:ina\v 

Ahern  Jonn  R,  '' ' 

Braudseter  Cosmos,  " 
Clark  John,  " 
Corniick  Joseph,  " 
Down.-;  W  H  Co,  " 
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Gartner  Fred  C,  " 
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Gre.ss  W  B, 
Hawkins  W  B, 

Hollvede  F,  " 
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Ler.heini  N  L  S,  " 
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Margin  Matthias, 
Pruck  Frederick, 
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S'-htnid  Adolph,  " 
Smith  Charles  H  &  Co,  ' ' 
Travers  6:  St  Mary,  ' ' 

Weaver  J  A,  " 
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Odiea  Louis, 
Shelmadine  Wm, 
Vaughn  H, 
Casey  John, 
Goodhue  George, 
Moody  VVm, 
Buckley  John, 
Schmidt  J  K, 
Smith  GeaB, 
Lins  C, 

Patterson  W  J, 
Bolds  Wm  P, 
fiercer  John, 
Shaw  E  F, 
Woodford  Wni  W, 
Baxter  George, 
Dronyor  Samuel, 
Wagner  Charles, 
Norton  E/ra  F, 
Quinn  John, 
Steven^  Ebene/.er  G,  Farnuni^ton 
Armstrong  I  INI,  Farweli 
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Botsford  Benjamin'A, 
Piper  Robert, 
Preston  Henry  A , 
Turner  Charles  H, 
Walter  Wm, 
Kueper  Herman, 
Specs  John  E, 
C»arri.son  Garrett, 
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Mills  AG, 
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Mosher  Henry, 
Lennon  ^\'m, 
Wiicox  C  N  &  Son 
Chase  Artemas, 
Chase  Levi, 
\yalker  H  C, 
Young  Emanuel, 
Bewel  Orlando, 
Thomas  Israel, 
Kinsman  R, 
L^uettman  H , 
Ische  Charles, 
Sideli-ht  Wm,  Republic 
Woeburg  Alexander  &  Co,     '  * 
Moore  William,  Richfield 
Jeweti  S  P, 
Hemline  Henry, 
Hirt  John  A, 
i  hompson  J  D, 
Gla^ser  A  r.gr.st, 
Tesmcn  John , 
Stabler  G, 
Ball  L  C  F, 
Keliher  Jrmcs, 
McCornic  cs:  Harrison, 
Butler  Fred  A, 
Corin  J.Tckson, 
Muir  John, 
Gribble  Thomas  jr. 
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Smedling  J , 
Bertram  Frederick, 
Millar  Charles, 
Drouyor  Samuel . 
North  Fi.mklin  G, 
Kimball  F.iscph. 
McP.irland  P  H, 
Masher  George, 
Tillm.xnn  .\  J, 
Watt  John. 
Deit/  Henry, 
Ginilj:  Herman . 
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Stortr  Philip, 
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Brand  John  K, 
Eih  Philip  G, 
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Friurt  S, 
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Hurt  Thomas, 
Kohn  Win, 
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Simpsoa  A  R, 
Siawson  E  L  &  Bro, 
Twicheli  Wm  A, 
Job nson  C  S, 
Thoinas  John  D, 
Collins  John , 
KvUy  Danie!  \V, 
Meyer  Frederick, 
Sl'afer  Mathew, 
Wolf  John  P, 
Stewart  Thomas, 
Gay  Richard  E, 
F{all  L  cfc  Co, 
Hicks  Georpe, 
.McCabc  Hute  D, 
Sanford  E  R, 
Woodruff  R  J, 
Canavan  J  A, 
Prick  6c  Brother, 
Gilbert  F'rank, 
Herzog;  Loranz, 
Palmer  E, 
White  H  K, 
Hale  G  VV, 
Kane  M, 
Kolaisch  Cbarlts, 
Gai:ntlett  R.ichard, 
Hansen  Christopher, 
Octmar  John, 
V'oorhics  Abraham  C, 
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Waihauir  V, 
Gutsch  A  &.  Bro, 
John  so  It  Oscar, 
Symonds  J  C', 
Chipiuan  G  W, 
Darling  Walter, 
Flallam  £  L, 
Oberso!!  John, 
Ensing  loh  n, 
Guth  Phillip, 
Ruheul  Wni, 
Ruhicail  Wm, 
Bauer  Jacob, 
Kohl  liermann, 
Banger  Geo, 
Vanlear  John, 
Neff  J  &  G, 
Anderson  A, 
Labart  F, 
Fliils  A  L, 
Sawin  M  E, 
Williams  R, 
Swart  is;  IJurtless, 
Merchant  J, 
Walser  Lewis, 
Aug>tnian  Louis, 
Healey  Anthony, 
Cain  H, 

Mead  Johnson  O, 
Wheeler  Thos  M, 
Stevens  H  L, 
NV'eaver  Bros, 
Creamer  T, 
Armstrong  Benjamin,' 

Spencer  Creek 
Campbell  V.  K,  ^  ' 

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Crosby  H  Son 


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St  Clair 


St  Helen's 
St  Johns 


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St.  Louis 

Sal^m 
Saline 


Salt  River 
S--kburg 
Sand  Beach 
Sand  Lake 

Saranac 


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Smith's  Creek 
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South  Haven 


South  Lyon 
South  Wriglu 
Sparta  Center 


MahaA  OB, 
Campli-  11  Alex, 
Gihbard  Nelson, 
<^iic.ilc  Wni, 

St  Joint  J  L 
(.iilson  J  C, 
Hann.m  Sanv, 
T.ivlor  R  K. 
ML  Earl.md  J  M, 
Sioat  John, 


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Stanton 


St.lUN^  i>od 

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Sterling 
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r*IcArthur  Geo, 
Lapham  Ben, 
Flowers  S  D, 
Holiday  Sylvester, 
Hoot  A , 
Rommel  M , 
Walker  Jacob, 
Noble  J  H  «jc  J, 
McBrateny  J, 
Hoffman  P, 
Bennett  H  P, 
Wood  John  M, 
Huston  J ohn. 
Miner  Moses, 
Corneiuis  cc  Palmer, 
Everett  A, 
Kellogg  O  H, 
Lec  H  S, 

McNichol  &  Wilson, 
Nyland  H, 
Osborn  Jas  W, 
PrLe-.t  Elias, 
Puddefoot  W  G, 
Vi'imple  W  V, 
-\[errifield  C  B, 
Pratt  George  T, 
EofT  Jacob  H, 
Heimholtz  Henry, 
Mueller  George, 

Bingham  Philemon,  Three  Rivers 
Green  F  B, 
Porter  W  C, 
Pulver  Wm  F, 
Schlechtweg  Casper,  " 
Shaad  Conrad,  ' ' 

Sicnker  J  F,  " 
Vanderheyden  Abram  " 
Cox  Robert,  Tompkins 
Backer  W  J,  Traverse  City 

Denny  H  E, 
Kni/ek  Joseph, 
Rutner  Alois, 
Finucan  C  J  , 
God  bout  Louis, 
Vogt  David, 
Ramsey  D  O, 
Spaulding  M, 
-Mcintosh  Daniel, 
Potter  D, 
Butts  J, 
Howe  J  S, 
Corbin  Samuel, 
Saunders  C  \N  , 
Abcrnethy  M, 
Aciair  K  P, 
Chapotun  D, 
Curtis  Charles, 
Fleming  J ames, 
Scotford  E  H , 
Clark  Henry, 
Lovley  T, 
Rhodes  M  D, 
(.)inan  Coldwell, 
S:  ilson  A  H , 
H ou>ma  J , 
Picter  Visker, 
U  nberg  V, 
Carusan  Henry, 
Harrinv;ton  Leander,  " 
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Carwin  K  ,  W  ^ltz 

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Wood  U  A, 
Kinney  E, 
ScNsions  Jonathan , 


Watrousville 
Wavland 


Sigier  D  J, 
Childs  Isaac, 
Hammon  Bros, 
Morrison  Jam.es, 
Ehle  John , 
Flanigan  Michael, 
Reiiiig  George, 
Sarles  James  A, 
Whitbeck  E  E, 
A  nderson  A , 
Labot  F, 
Seabolt  Frank, 
Ogdcn  G, 
Brunson  P  O, 
Crane  J  B, 
Kausxler  Fred, 
Roseuhauer  C, 
Converse  Mrs  E, 
Eberly  ci:  King, 
Flubbard  C, 
Cousins  I'avid, 
Stewart  C, 
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Trefry  I  R . 
Staples  P  W, 
Wilson  N, 
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Ciauntletl  James, 
Boyce  John, 
Davis  W  R, 
Hewitt  W  B  &  Co, 
Marun  W  D, 
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Sherwo'.'d  Bros, 
SandhofT  John, 


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Frost  Nliiton  ,  •  • 

Fletcher  iv:  Rose,  Crrand  HavcQ 

Chapin  S  I  &  Co,  Grand  Rapids 

Ilrurkot  .Mnnufaoturert. 

Patterson  D  W,  Detroit 
Kol>erts  Ci.  Furbish, 

Grand  Rapids 
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Kini  Frederick, 
Rut'iT  FredericK 
Stahl  John, 
Schram  Alai  tin, 
V.inmeter  A  oc  Co, 
Vv'adoinan  W  J  S:  Co, 
Kaf)pler  George,  Cold'.vater 
S'iiffcrlain  J\fichael, Conner's  Creek 
HeydLaurT  J  G  6";  Co.  Corunna 
Bitiner  Paul,  Crawford's  Quarry 
Griffm  Wm,  Decatur 
Arnec  Kenry,  Detroit 
Darm-caetter  Jacob, 
I)armstaetter  Wm, 
Davis  Newberry, 
Duncan's  Ccntial  Brewery, 
Endriss  Charles, 
Endriss  Gottlieb  F, 
Fabsnacht  Daniel, 
Goebei  A  Sl  Co, 
Gneser  Mrs  Lizzie, 
Johnson  Edv/ardjr, 
K'iing  P  Co, 
Koch  John, 
Kubl  Mrs  Anna, 
Maun  Christian, 
Mann  Jacob, 
Mann  Lewis, 
jNIartz  F  &  Brothers, 
M ichsiifelder  Anton, 
Miller  Henry, 
Nothnngel  Fred , 
Ochsenhirt  Adam, 
Peninsular  Brewery, 
Ruotf  August, 
Strelinger  Julian, 
Stroh  Bernard, 
Voight  Edward  W, 
Western  Brewery, 
V/iiliaras  oc  Co, 
Harder  Frank, 
M inter  Wm  B, 
Ottis  &  Lngels, 
Knurl  P  Bros, 
L>arnistaetter  Louis, 
Mowbray  W, 
Raquet  P  K:  J, 
Nolden  J  (.v  Co,  Escanaba 
Whittle  Thomas,  Fenton 
Geyer  vs:  Bro,  Frankenmuth 
Schluckebier  Peter,  " 
Ahrens  &  Pagels,  Gr^ind  Haven 
Adrion  &  Kautenber^'cr , 

Grand  Rapids 
Brandt  George  ' ' 

Frey  Bros, 

Kusterer  Christoph,  " 
Stiven  David  L,  ' ' 

Weirich  Peter, 
Clark  S, 
Haas  A, 
PLihu  F  is;  Bro,^ 
Sunim  (jeorge  is:  Co, 
Frey  (tottlieb, 
Frey  G  &  il, 
ILiehnlc  Caspar, 
Mills  Thomas, 
Redmond  8:  Free, 
L.ocher  Bernhard , 
Ncnmaier  (ieorge  &  Co, 
S(:hrodi;r  Henry, 
Schlotter  Geo, 
M  :Ker:i;ni  Steinback, 
Vciter  Fred  vS:  Co, 
Buerger  John  A, 
Walter  Fred  1^, 
Marshall  James, 
Marks  \, 
Riiblcia  (i, 
f.oltinjj  Thos, 
Einngcr  ReiuharJ 


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Kiing  Mat, 
Wahl  John, 
Brewer  Aup'ust, 


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Lansing 

L'AnNC 

L.iri>ing 

Lapeer 

Le.vinijton 

^L^^lne  City 

Marquette 
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Marshall 


Neiiineister  Fred,  Muskegon 
Penins\iiar  Brewery,  Negaunee 
Heubeit  Henry,     New  Ba.:imore 


French  Samuel  B, 
Johnston  fohn, 
Puckownik  J  P, 
Dawson  Ro'oert, 
Hackney  John, 
Billinstein  John  B, 
Hendricks  Albert, 
Sanberg  Charles,  " 
Dronsoterweitz  V'incent, 

P.ogers  City 
Ratky  Aiick,  Saginav/ City 

Schernm  &:  Schonbert, 


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Pontiac 

Port  Crescent 

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Brokepi. 

(General) 
Colson  S  T  (5:  Co, 
Norvel'  J  K  P, 
Mitcheil  Samuel, 
Lyon  A  C, 
Lyon  &  Son, 
Jexiks  Sam'l  B, 
Tinkham  John  F, 
Williamson  Wm, 
Pack  George. 
Hawkins  W  R, 


Alaska 

JJctnit 

Eik  Rapids 

Flint 
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Grand  Rapids- 

Howell 
Pack's  Mills 
Paw  Pav 


Schlinkerc  John, 
Brya  Eugene  C, 
Foster  J  C, 


Kclb  G, 


Rosa  Thomas, 
Clip?on  Snniuel, 
Brendle  Fred, 
Erhard  Louis, 
Alig-irc  Frank. 
Kratochvil  <s;  Sons, 
Marx  George, 
Grob  Jacob, 


St  Clair 
St  John's 
Salzburg 


Saugatuck 
Sebewaing 
Spring  Lake 
Traverse  City 

Wyandotte 
Ypsilanti 


(Merchandise). 

Xewkirk  Edward,  Bay  City 

Brandish  J  L,  Dctroi': 
Sloan  F,  Ionia 


Brlok  aiul  Tile  Maniifacturors. 

HigbeeDC,  Bertrand 
Edington _F',      Bridgeport  Center 


Dowagiac 

Douglas 

Eagle  Harbor 

Eagle  River 

E  Saginaw 
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Bab'.ock  Frank, 
Dutton  G  E, 
Thatcher  S:  Bachraan, 
Markham  David 
Ballard  O  L, 
Hall  Robert  H, 
Furgason  Frederick, 
Burgess  H , 


Carlisle 
Carrollton 
Ciielsca 
Davisville 
Dearborn 
Detroit 
Ecorse 
Fair  Haven 


Brown  &  Clark,  Grand  Rapids 
DeHewes,  Overbeek  is:  Co,  " 


Rollins  S  ( 

Vanderheydon  W  H, 
Bennett  Cs:  George, 
Johnson  T  it  Co, 
L'oyd  Woolcroft, 
Ryder  Wm  F, 
Xiblack  &  Sage, 
Schriner  Jacob, 
le  A  E, 


Hart 
Ionia 
Jackson 
Kend.ill 
L' Anse 
Lamont 
^L^con 
Marine  City 
Mason 
Maybee 
Mead  ville 
Menominee 
Mottville 
New  Baltimore 


fMoney) 
M?skord  C,  ~ 
Darling  T  S  cic  Co, 
Kuhn  Jo-erih, 
Morton  Wm  D, 
Cotharin  B, 
Pierce  Octavius, 
Cranston  P  B, 
Acker  George, 
Piaker  Elisha  A, 
Sweezey  Wm, 

(Salt). 

Keith  &  Beers, 


Commerce 

Detroit 
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Flint 

Grand  Rapids^ 
Ir\-ing 
Morenci 

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Nor  veil 


(Ship). 

Newhall  C  W, 
Scott  Brown, 
Taylor  Cash  P, 

(Wool). 
Folsom  S  &  Co, 


Bay  City 


Detroit 

C  i 


Detroit 


Steel 

Maybee  A , 
Nesbit  James, 
Shepard  M, 
Sabin  J  B, 
Heinemann  Wm, 
Randall  James,  ' ' 

Streit  Andrew,  " 
Voneklasen  &  Bolks, 

New  Groninger 
Kimball  Wm  H  &  Co,  Ussco 
Fri>ke  1  is:  H,  Owosso 
Parker 'David, 

Putnam  A  T,  Painesville 
Sherman  cs:  Benham,  Plainwell 
Belnap  J  vV  Co,  St  Clair 

Pine  River  Brick  Co, 
St.  Clair  Brick  Mnfg  Co. 
Sheldon  is:  Agens,  " 
Hall  Bros,  Sturgis 
Porrer  jas  F, 

I'atitrson  «*'v  Comfort,  Tecumsch 
C.iincs  ^s:  Morg.in ,  Vassar 
Warren  D  .M,  Vcrmontvillc 
Swob  G.  W.j|tc 
Collins  ^  Jamieson,  Wayne 

nri<l»ro  Hiiiltlrrs. 
Detroit  liridHe  and  Iron  Works, 

Detroit 


IJrooji!  Haudle  .Haiiufatturci>. 

Trever  John,  Athlone 
Richards  A,  Buchanan 
Cronckhite  v's:  Loveit,  Carieton 
Detroit  B.rocm  Co,  Detroit 
Gage  i'c  Jewell,  Dowagiac 
Scranton  F,  Dundee 
Vandevf-ntcr  J  W,  " 
Myers.  \\'m,  Gaines  Station 

Smith  &  Montross,  Galien 
Charles,  Smith  is:  Bennett, 

Hubbardstcn 
Perkins  H  &  Son,  New  Baltimore 
Case  C  E.  Palmyra 
Bennett  B-ros,  Three  0.iks 

Broom  .Manafacturen*. 


Kellogg  S  M, 
Peckham  H, 
Kellogg  John  P, 
McLoutli  Thomas, P 
Pond  Benjamin, 
Keen  J  F., 
Fuller  Wm  O, 
Chamberlain  Si  A  ^ 
Detroit  Broom  Co, 
Remington  Bros, 
Wethcrbec  Geo  C  is: 
Hitchcock  B  F, 
Stoerk  F'crdinand, 
Chapman  .\  L, 
Belknap  Bros, 
Peck  F  D, 
Sluytcr  Dcrk, 
Phi]ips  David, 
KclioBC  .Vlbcrt, 
Hollv  Ic»in, 
Mabce  F, 
I'.as^ctt  I'  C, 
Mcldriim  L, 
Scott  D  R, 


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Carlisle 
Columbus 
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Coe  N  W,  Potter vilie 

Stevens  Harmon  L,  Reading 
W'iliens  John,  Roijerts'  Landing- 
Siieii  S,  Srie!oyvi!!_.e 
j.ioore  G  D,  Stargi^ 
?\i(,Colligari  .k  Lindsley,  Tekonsha 
Harris  John,  Vandalin 
Forsyth  E  R,  Ypsilanti 
Gilinore  Addi.son,  " 


Hough  Geo  W  S:  Co,  Detroit 
Laitiier,  Bros  {See  adv),  '' 
Schmitt  C,  E  Saginaw 

Grand  Rapids  Brush  Co, 

Gr:ind  Rapid s 


(See  also  Woodenv/are  Mnfrs.) 
Brittan  S, 


Pieasanton 


iJuihier-;. 
(See  Carpenters  and  Builders.) 

Hai!','  5fisnuf;icturers. 

Wright  Geo  R,  &  Ero, 

Benton  Harbor 
Forsyth  Thomas  R,  Detroit 

Burial  Case  Maiusfacturers. 

(Sec  also  Coffin  Mnt'rs.) 
Grand  Rapids  Burial  Case  Co, 

Grand  Rapids 
Globe  Casket  Mnfg  Co,  Kalamazoo 

Business  toHt'gfs. 

Evans  'SI  R,  Adrian 
Ann  Arbor  Business  College, 

Ann  Arbor 
Parson's  Business  College, 

Bay  City 
Goldsmith's  Bryant  &  Stration 

Business  College,  Detroit 
Mayhevv  Business  College,  '' 
Webster  Wm, 
Wright  Robert  S, 
Parsons  A  C,  E  Saginaw 

Grand  Rnpids  Business  College, 

Grand  Rapids 
Devlin  &  Welton,  Jackson 
Kalamazoo  Business  College, 

Kalamazoo 

Bartlett  Henry  P,  Lansing 


But'liers, 
(See  Meat  Markets.) 


Car  3laiiufactur('rs. 
Adrian  Car  and  Mnfg  Co, 


Allegan  Car  Co, 
Detroit  Car  Works, 
I\Iichigan  Car  Co, 
Pullman  Palact  Car  Co, 
Central  Car  Mnfg  Co, 


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Clark  Gen, 
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Fisher,  Baker  Co, 
Hayden  iS:  Baldwin, 
Roehm  ^  Davison, 
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Carrinej'  Wood  Work  Miifrs. 

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Wilson  C  R  Cs:  J  C, 

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Greve  Eilricus, 
Losec  Abram  S, 
Lamb  Wm  E, 
Hunt  F  A, 
Heath  ov:  Son, 
Carpetitor  Geor^ 
Holion  Milton  i 


Leslie 
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Grand  Haven 
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Kalamazoo 
Marshall 
New  Baltimore 

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Bond  Geo  , 
Dribele  A, 
Flwood  A  I"', 
llurlburl  John, 
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Spicer  G  L, 
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Curias  AS, 
Simons  Jo  ;eph, 
SulHvan,  Green  i^:  Co, 
Leach  J, 
Dtckerson  M, 
SKoemaker  T  J , 
Arksey  Nicholas, 
Bross  J  F, 
F.rown  Michael, 


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ffa«pt  Jcbn, 
Schneider  John, 
Smith  A  R, 
\v'alker  Christian, 
Hav,-!ey  Warren, 
Stither'and  Geo  G, 
Brown  F  K, 
Young?  \V  H, 
Svveni  John  H, 
Strielarid  E  Wright 
WoodriifF  A, 
Mar  burger  Anton, 
Churchill  \Vm, 
Smiley  F  &  G, 
Ilenika  E  C, 
Fleiler  Chas, 
V-'i'son  I^harri, 
Potter  Robert, 
Rapson  F.ros, 
Delong  A, 
Suabarou-  Fred, 
Reid  James, 
Bower  iS:  Benson, 
Adams  Smith, 
liaxtt^r  Carson, 
Clapp  Elijali , 
Gardner  Beriah  P 
Maynard  Xathan, 
Morehouse  W  G, 
Slade  John, 
DeLany  Daniel 
HembliniT  N»ah, 
O'Brien  Bros, 
Shannon  [  A  &  Bra, 
Slenou  Talhert, 
Thorp  G, 

Buyer  Morgan,  Bear  Lake  Mills 
Halsted  J  H  , 
Scouc;le  ,Ma!colm, 
Ripkie  Frederick, 
Greaves  William, 
Greaves  &  Blackburn 
Poys  Oren, 
Rogers  F.rastus  R, 
llujrgett  W'm, 
Thompson  John, 
Gersande  H, 
Noe  E  N, 
Everhart  S, 
Morgan  E  C, 
Boon  Helms,  Berrien  Springs 
Orrnsby  Reuben  M,  BorvilTe 
Klesner  John  K.,  Big  Rapids 

Lincoln  Frederick, 
Greer  Robert, 
Partridge  A, 
Rohbins  J  F, 
Cannon  Kr<rd, 
Ford  ^i;  ( jihnan , 
■  I'ayne  iv:  Sutlitf, 
Kodgcrs  Wm  F, 
Clark  Arthur,  Bowen's  Mills 

Sinikins  fosiah,  Liradley 
Stoven<^^  McDonnel,  Brce.i^viik 
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Wolcott  A  \),   Bridgeport  C  entre 


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Withey  C  A, 
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Darcy  Thomas,  Brockwav  Centre 
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Harris  J,  Brownsville 
Buchanan  Wagon  Co,  Buchanan 
Briggs  A  C,  " 
Slater  X  J,  " 
Xewirth  I  ranz, 
Ktchels  Peter  M. 
Randall  R  F', 
Spaar  James, 
Allen  Thoraas  B, 
Boice  J  £:  .\r, 
Carnp  ^lathew, 
Tillman  David  M 
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Bottcher  Wm, 
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Macomber  J  R, 
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V  riscoter  Edward  F, 
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Flynn  Rossma:.,  Constantine 
Fish  George  W",  Coop? rsvill- 
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Copeland  A  C,  Coral 
Gage  A  E  H,  Corunna 
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Erwin  Robert, 
Alderdyce  Tnomas, 
Cole  Chas, 
Bane  Peter, 
Erwin  L>avid  E, 
Dotv  Tohn  A, 
Snid'er  C, 
Casse'man  Wni  J, 
Denver  J, 
Halienbeck  E, 
Van  Alien  W, 
Bush  Jacob, 
Joyce  &  Carter, 
Murphy  Joim, 
Winsor  Z, 
Sessions  James  H, 
U'arn  Bros, 
Smith  Wm  C, 
Allison  &  Mutart, 
Hanna  Bros, 
Stapleton  Thomas 
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FCnapp  G  H,  " 

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MoLecd  Roderick,  Ceresco 

Snider  ER,  Charlotte 


Ward  cc  Dulson, 
Dodge  P  M. 
Bird  Charles, 
Clark  O  S, 
BfUen  Joseph, 
Boyd  Merrit  M, 
Hovey  E  H  &  Son, 
Vogel  Fred, 
Jones  Henry, 
Lewis  Warren, 
Mona^han  E. 
Farrah  P, 
Doxtatcr  Geo, 
Kinkbridc  Born, 
Smalley  E, 
Broom  fie  Id  R, 
Vliet  G  W, 
Cleveland  J  D, 
Duncan  Bush, 
Ru  e  X, 
Bucklin  I  D, 
Blanchard  Jas  M, 
Burton  A!l>crt  G, 
Star  (icorge. 
Peterson  vV  Franklin, 
Swcts  James. 
Burt  Ixichard  J , 
Mclntvrc  L.ttoti, 
Philhrick  Alvah  A, 
Pratt  Calvin, 
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Frankiin  K  D, 
Kann  Henry, 
Simmons  Amos, 
Davidson  James, 
Tims  &  Lauser, 
Van  Riper  John  E, 
Harlan  Theodore, 
Ri:sseil  Walter  " 
Jones  William  K,  Deckerville 
Jackion  i<  Manley,  Deeriieid 
Babcock  Wm     Son,  Iienton 
Barnet  i\:  Korte,  Detroit 
Belknap  P  G,  " 
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Bu.shway  Joseph,  ** 
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ClifiordTA,  " 
Dreher  Casper,  " 
Gisler  M  M, 
Heite  H, 

Hopkin  John ,  ' ' 

Johnston  Hugh,  ' ' 

Keyser  Wm,  " 
Lemke  Charles,  ' « 

Meite  Clemens,  " 
X'eubronner  John  C,  " 
Patton  Win  H,  " 
Pipper  Andrew, 
Rcichle  F, 

Rolfc  Alonzo,  *  • 

Shire  John ,  • ' 

Siewert  cs:  Liademan,  " 
Smith  John,  " 
Steinbrecher  Wm, 
Lntt  Albert, 
Dodd  D, 
Gardner  C  A, 
Hall  T  J,^ 
Howard  N, 
Rogers  H, 
Bell  J  H, 
F.rown  George, 
Cross  I  C, 
Storey  H  U. 
Patterson  Alex, 
Ryan  John, 
Tckken  Henry 
Arcns  Samuel , 
Cushman  W  W, 
Hurtle  F  M. 
Stretch  H  F, 
Gircdot  v>v  Son . 
Hibhard  Wm  H, 
Shalcr  Jobn, 
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C.''meron  Jas  G, 
Dv.iilivcr  Chai  A, 
Girodat  Chas, 
Houehton  W  S, 
Reichle  A  8:  Son, 
Toiten  HO, 

Eaton  Raf'ids  Carriage  Factory, 

Eaton  Rapidi 
Strawn  Jas,  " 
Woorlruff  Chas,  ' ' 

Wetzel  J  G,  _  Eden 

Blackrrier  N  B,  EdwarclsLurgh 
Crumb  J  E,  '  ' 

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lohiison  ,  EHinston 
Gay  E  W,  Elsie 
Cog'.eyjas,  Emmett 
Kaidell  A,  Erie 
Schneider  John  M,  " 
Eosey  Wm,  Eureka 
Finnegan  &  Norton,  Evart 
Sleczcr  E  J, 
Thrash  er  M, 
Trowbridge  A  C, 
White  AN,  Fairfield 
I,abuhn  John,  Fair  Haven 

Bo.ntlyJ,  Falhissburg 
Eisenlord  John  P,  Far.'riiigton 
Shumway  &  Breed,  Farwell 
Hutchins  Wrn  W,  Fennviiie 
Cole,  Kimball  &  Co,  Feiiton 
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Richardson  Ezra  B,  '' 
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Edwards  John,  Flat  Rock 

Lawrence  Burden, 
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Sturt  G  iS:  Son, 

Turner  Geo,  ' ' 

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Hudson  Jas, 

Cams  Richard,  Flushing 
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Rc/eaii  Jacob, 
Tooly  C, 
I'urger  Henry,  Fort  Gratiot 

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Bennett     Hamilton,  P'owierville 
Turner  ^  Archer,  *' 
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Broughton  Daniel,  Franklin 
Eockwood  V  S,  Fremont  Center 
Green  Nelson,  Frontier 
Eyre  Frederick,  Gajretown 
Davis  Chas  W,  Gaines  Station 
Bristol  J  P,  Galesburgh 
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Barrel!  Fred  R, 

Fogle  Mjchael,  Galien 
Brown  Victor,  Gilford 
Brown  Jai,  Girard 
Pottfr,  Goodisc-n 
Hart  S,  Goodrich 
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Hubert  A  iSi  Co,  (ir.<nd  H^ven 
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EnuncT  Joseph ,       Granii  Rapid* 
Fiehig  Rathinan, 
Fitch  Geo  C,  " 
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Rasch  Robert, 
Raymond  Scrantcn, 
Schoil  John, 
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Bailey  Wn:H,  Flart 
Cooper  J?„-nes  K,  " 
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Reed  James  L,  ' ' 

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Ross  Wm  H,  Hersey 
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Snyder  Mathias, 

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Bach  John  C,  Hillsdale 
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Hannon  James,  Howell 
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Yerick  Tohn, 
Flood  Lodner, 
Giln.cre  Alexander, 
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Ayers  Samuel, 
Builock  George  W, 
Deal  Jacob  J, 
Bevans  is:  Barkenbus, 
Burreli  Bros, 
Cornell  J  B  Co, 
Crane  Jc  Milier, 
Shields  Robe  t, 
Rvan  M, 
Watson  H  C, 
Wilcox  J  L, 
Barth  Peter, 
Best  Frank, 
Ba.-.hcrner  Frank, 
Peek  D. 
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Sm'afl  iii.  Drake, 
Browa  JoTin  J  S, 
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Hunt  Scmuel, 
Mitchell  Samuel, 
P»ell  James  H, 
Shuter  C, 
Stricklin  J  S, 
Bradtield  Jonathan, 
Line  Raymond, 
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Kiarr  Cornelius, 
Bancs  ifc  MoTiroe, 
Dutton  Kiv.  hard, 
1  vrrell  Robert  J, 
Eveiett  R  P, 
Snyder  ^  Son, 

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I'.aier  Chas  L, 
Baiierly  Fred, 
Burnham  \\  m  D, 
Clark  A  iN.  Son, 
Cortrite  H, 
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V-camer  Robert, 
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Fishtr  i<t  Pertinsili, 
Fer'.ju.son  John , 
Suicer  J  0, 
JJarbin  R.-imev, 
Blakeslee  C  D, 
Dearling  &  Barnes, 
Kraft  V, 
Spragu'=;  J  B, 
Stone  ct  Frazce, 
Chardenr  N, 
Ewing  P, 
Broad  John, 
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Wkherell  J  P, 
Richard  Wm, 
Kollis  Lafayette, 
Younghans  Henry, 
Baur  John  &  Co, 
Carter  A  B, 
CaseC  P, 
Demay  T  1", 
Fisher  O  H, 
Emery  Leander, 
Brake  George, 
Kliemann  Clemens, 
Piper  Josefih, 
EDglish  cc  McCartney, 
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Chirk  vV  Mallon, 
Harvey  Charles  E, 
Morse  v't  Smith, 
Page  W  L  cv  Co, 
Priest  C  F, 
Skinner  Alexander, 
Lake  O  S, 
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Harp  John,  Metamora 
Barber  A  M,  Michigan  Center 
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Coiy  Alex, 
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Swift  J  H, 
Gates  A, 
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Hod~gins  H  M, 
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Xnrton  Thomas, 
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Hanson  Wallace,  Sodus 

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Rouse  Amos,  Dowagiac 
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Grand  Rapids 
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Abbott  E,  Keene 
Michigan  Chair  Co,  Kendall 
Cook  Geo,  Lan>ing 
Lansing  Chair  Factory,  " 
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Christensen  J  C  v*s:  Co,  Nunica 
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Cedar  Springs  Cheese  Mnfg  Co, 

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Cole  Springer, 
Fitzsimons  John, 
Waterman  J  A, 
Maxam  i  Son, 
Wanda!  John, 
Reecc  o^:  Rogers, 
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Peacock  James,  Charlesworth 
Hawes  J  B  vV  Kro,  Clinton 
FoUs  Michael,  Coiumbus 
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Thomas  Isaac,  Farmers' Creek 
Dunbar  J,  Flushing 
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Schindchette  Henry, 
Stockie  Fred,  " 
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Hendrick  D  D,  Ca-umt/t 
Alien  AT,  Charlotte 
Krebs  Josh  E, 
Pierce  A  J , 
Scholey  l-ienryjjr, 
Tibbits  W  S ,  • ' 

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Biitenbender  E  E,  Constantine 
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Anfnausen  vS:  Co, 
Beckel  Bros  &  Simpson, 
Becker  Bros, 
Bond  John  H, 
Brennan  John , 
Fric;^s  Alex  A, 
Burchell  G  W, 
Cavanagii  Joseph, 
Cohen  It.inicl 
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Criiiimv  Herman, 
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Kogeischatz  E  A, 
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Mills  Isaac  C, 
Moebs  Geo, 
Mordhorst  John, 
Macs  Anthony, 
Myers  Morris  S, 
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Smith  Edward  H, 
Smith  Geo  L, 
Staats  Henry, 
Stewart  W  A , 
Thompson  Geo  F, 
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Weymouth  C  A, 
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Schlandcrer  W  la  F, 
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Burton  E  M, 
Davis  Fugcnc  A, 
Eccard  Karl, 
Hoitzhcimer  Christ, 
Krebs  Otto, 
McPhetres  Vincent, 
M.irks  P.ros, 
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i  Godfrey  Sarah  L, 

•  Hartnac.-:e  Fred, 
;  Haynes  Vv'ater  E, 

Hogcboom  Levi  S, 
;  Kuppenheircer  Henry, 
Kuppenheimer  Joseph, 
Landauer  W'm, 
Lemon  John  A. 
>iayer  Fred  L  ."c  Co, 
>Fcyer  Ferdinand, 
One  I  etcr  cc  Son, 
Schieding  C  M, 
Travis  cc  Bro, 
Treusch  Morris  H, 
Wailing  ?-;muel  A, 
Wilcke  Charles  H,  " 
Wollner  Samuel,  ' ' 

Wurzburg  Frank,  " 
Ricdell  J  D,  Greenville 
Hocking  J  H,  Hancock 
Olmstead  C  H,  Hastings 
Trontvt  ine  Albert,  " 
Wredo  Wm,  Hersey 
Cchn  Moses,  Hilisdale 
Porter  Wm,  «« 
Ta-|r.r  W  M  6:  Co,  " 
Te  R oiler  G  J,  .  Holland 

DallmcyerA,  Houghton 
Brundage  S  A,  Howard  City 

Bergin  M,  Howell 
BrondR,  " 
Miller  C  F  Cc  Bro,  " 
Neary  John,  •  " 

Eiiioit  Cogeswell,  Hudson 
O'Connt,.-  Dennis,  Ionia 
Root  J  L, 

Ch.^pin  Ed-.vard  W,  Jackson 
Cchi.  H  cc  M,  " 
Eckler     Bacon,  *• 
Ford  A  L, 

Hollingsw  orth  Charles,  " 
Lewek  Arnold.  " 
Loennecker  Martin,  ** 
\\';cks  Thomas  H ,  *• 
Cleenewerk  Benjamin,  Kalamazoo 
Cohn  Adolph,  '  * 

Doyle  John,  " 
l'nt;r  Hroi, 

W'interburg  Abram,  " 
Getzeu  M  Cc  Co,  L'Anse 
John-ion  cc  birth,  Lansing 
Jones  C  Cc  C  H,  " 
>fcLouth  Peter,  «* 
Snyder  A  K  .  Lapeer 
Ceiqudtjohn,  Lees\ilie 
Ford  Charles  R.    Little  Traverse 
Charboneau  C  E,  Ludington 
Gangnon  Fdward,  " 
Hn:i>en  Mi.  hael,  ' 
Bertel>en  John,  Manistee 
Leduc  Artoine, 
Mckey  John  G,  " 
DandclfOtto,  Afarine  City 

Berdie  Cc  Hcyn.  MArqueiie 
Rothschild  cc  Bending,  " 
Bcrjamin  J  S  cc  Co,  Marshall 
Slrykcr  A  P.  Mc;    -  re 

Dovvliny  M  F,  Ic 
Eastman  M  J,  Mivii.\n^  v  ity 

Sediaciek  Fred  «^  Co,  Monr«'>e 
Hc.uh  cv  Mead,  Mt  Clemcnv 

Kimincril;  .\,  " 
Covtrt  Peter  J.  Muskeg>-n 
liroch  Fraiv:i«,  •■ 
Nichols  C  L.  • ' 

Cioerke  P.ihst,  Negarnec 
Sj-.^^n  Cc  Gl<>ckt,  '  • 

Gilbert  K  P.  Nile* 
Harman  Samu«l,  •* 
Uerrrs  Frank, 

French  J,  Oncndag.t 


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Townsend  I  L, 
Irnhon  L  S'cs;  C  E 
Ruckwell  1)  F, 
Hoppir.g  Henry, 
W'ehreri  CourAci, 
Gunsolus  Wiley, 
Mieler  John  G, 
Matte-son  Emdiey, 


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Owosso 
Paimvra 
Pa-.v  P'a',v 
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Petersburgh 
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Pon:iac 


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Eichhorn  F' Charles,  Port  fluron 
Moore  ■Jame';,  '  * 

PustES. 

Shafer  Mr.rtin,  .  " 

Kenblee  George,  Riga 
Xorth  R,  Rockford 
Bradley  H  \V,  Romeo 
Co'A-e:l      E!-ocliers,  '  •' 

Roehning-  Edmund,  Rospviile 
Dyck  Henry,  Saginaw  City 

Fischer  John, 
Knapp  Jacob, 
Scheiirmann  Emil, 
IHschotT  Joseph,       '         St  Clair 
Shaw  Morris,  St  [ohn's 

Orthoiise  L,  St  Soseph 

Hart  AH,  St  Eouis 

Lighterist'?in  Jacob,  " 
Wesscis  &  Wheeler, 
Sandkum  John  H,    South  Haven 
Schribcr  &  H.onsinger,  Sturgis 
Wilber  Adarn,'  " 
xMerritt  G  &  Bro,  Teciirnseh 
Bellman  G  H  Sz  Bro, Three  Rivers 
Spellman  J  L,  " 
Furtsch  Geo,  Traverse  City 

Nantz  f ohn ,  • ' 

Clark  George,  Union  City 

Ha%\  kins  H  E,  Wayland 
Burgess  Andrew  W,  Wenona 
Welch  Smith,  " 
\y_a!lraff  Louis,  White  Hall 

King  Sc  Whitmore,   White  Pi,iL;eon 
Hauberich  John,  W'yandotte 
Speck  Henry  i  Bro,         '  " 
Boyce  F  A,'    .  Ypsilanti 
Guild  A      Son,  ' ' 

Hayton  James  A,  ' 
Shemeld  ^'s:  Cook, 
Terns  Peter, 


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Detroit  Cigar  Mould  Co,  Detroit 


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Campbell     Sullivan,  Detroit 
Barker  K  C  vS:  Co, 
Foxen,  P.ri -tol     Co,  " 
Freedman,  Hesslcin  &  Co,  " 
National  Cigar  Mnfg  Co,  " 
Sutter  Bros,  <« 
VV^estern  Cigar  Co,  " 
Wilson  Bros  ,  < « 

^^'ol verine  >fnfg  Co,        .  " 
Mohl,  Schneider  &  Co, 

Grand  Rapids 
Lilit.-nfold  D  .^c  Bro,  Kalamazoo 
Hauberich  John,  \V  yau'<otte 
Speck  Henry  &;  Bros,  " 

Civil  Em^iiu'ors. 

Pettibonc  .S:  W  ilbor,     Ann  Arbor 


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Ellis  Charles  H, 
Folt  J..hn  (^), 
Sauer  W  C, 
Selden  S  H, 
Eittlefield  J  L. 
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Whcaton  Wm  G,  Kalama/oo 
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\Ve]lo>  Bros,  Marshall 

Sinclair  Alex,  Port  Huron 

Donovan  Wm,  Saginav/Cuv 

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CloUies  Pin  Xaiiufacturcrs. 

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turers;. 

Frost  :Milton,  Detroit 

Clotlies  Wrinuer  ami  M;?>}ior 
3Ianuf;>.c{urers. 

Colby  Bros,  Reading 

(Wholeiale). 
Burnstiise  Aaron, 
Ferner  Simon, 
H alloc k  H  Co, 
Heavenrich  Bros, 
Heineman,  Butzel  &  Co, 
Kaufimann  I, 
Lieberman  E, 
Prel!  &  Bettman, 
Schloss  ^  Bro, 

(Retail). 
(See  also  Merchant  Tailors). 

Benedict  Daniel,  Adrian 
Herrman  May, 
Powers  &  F^urnham, 
Taft  &  Bailey, 
^^'ood  Alfred  H, 
Bing  B  L,  Albion 
Fletcher  ^  Bro,  ' ' 

Hull  George,  .  Ann  Arbor 

Jacobs  J  T  Co,. 
Sandheiiii  Solomon, 
Wagner  Wm, 
Frensdorf  Henry,      Battle  Creek 
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M --'y er  Lewis,  • ' 

M iller  Joh n ,  " 
Rosenthal  J  D,  " 
Anthony  Loui...  Bay  City 

Blackman  F  H  Co,  " 
Breck'er  lic  Lewenstein,  " 
Fastwood  loseph  ,  ' ' 

Edwards  C  D  iic  Co, 
Grow  Bro* . 
Hyman  Abram, 
Meister  B  L, 
Schott  ijt  Co, 
Wilkin  S  V, 
Joslin  &  Pctern,  Big  Rapids 

Rosenberg  M  ,  •  • 

Smith  A  H.  Broiison 
Estes  Salmon,  Buchanan 
Freeman  J  cs:  Co,  B.yron 
Desjardincs  Joseph,  Cahimet 
Bush  DC,  Caro 
Torrey  E  \V,  « « 

\\  hiteMde  R, 

Read  vV  Yost,  Cassopolis 
Soooncr  J  .A  vS:  Hro,  Cedar  Springs 
Flotcher^^  Bros,  Charlotte 
Horton  D  C, 

Lane  Jo  -cph,  •  • 

Lrvy  John ,  •  • 

Porter  Bros,  « * 

Ro-^enlil.t  lt  C  T.  Chclnjygan 
WeriheinuT  Morris,  " 
Spooncr  Bros,  Cl.im  Lake 

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DETROIT,  ?vIICH. 


FFalsted  L  D,  Coldv.-ater 
j  Rosenbanm  Nathan,  - 
I  Smith  F  V  Co, 
Wood  John  D  i  Co,  " 
Hov.-ser  .^c  Co,  Constantine 
Jcssop  Edwin  C,  Dacsville 
Hremanii  cc  Schuster,  Decatur 
Julius  B  Co,  " 
Barmen  Henry,  L">e:roit 
^  Barnett  Lewis,  ' ' 

Blumberg  Louis, 
Coon  Wm  S, 
Davis  J, 
Dunlap  \\  ru  H, 
Flower  Solomon, 
Frankenstein      Kal'.nicyer,  " 
H  anselnian  George, 
Hart  A, 
Heller  A, 
Hoetger  John, 
Kallmeyer  M, 
Kern  Louis, 
Wing  J  L, 
Klute  Joseph, 
Knit  Nathan, 
La  Bend  Louis, 
LenhrtTJ  M, 
Levy  Leon, 
J-evy  Ludwig, 
Mabir.y  C  R, 
Mnier  Mathew, 
Nel.son  Simon, 
Rabou  t  Charles  B, 
Rchahn  Wm, 
Robinson  R  K , 
Rosen  bergcr  >rathias, 
Simons  VN  ni , 
Sii;it  Louis  J , 
Star  Clothing  House, 
Van  F'.aaleii  Emmanuel  H, 
Van  Baalcn  Mrs  H, 
Van  Baaien  Mrs  S,  ' « 

Alley  S  C,  D  e.Tter 

Hirsb  f  &  Co,  Dowagiac 
CurtisN,  Dundee 
Bcndit  H,  East  Saginaw 

Koch  M  H  &  Co,  • ' 

Little  lake," 
Mercer  J  C,  ' « 

New  V'ork  Clothine  Store." 
ScholtOR, 
Srhott  v<:  Co, 
Wiikin  Frank  G, 
Valcn-.iiein  &  Goldman, 

Elk  Rapids 
i^'-ler  S,  Escan.iLa 
Gfcnhoot  S,  • ' 

Loeb  .'V.  I  ,eis,  Evart 
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Sanfora  1  P  ot  Co,    Grar.d  Haver. 
VVorriH  K-nry, 

Allen  Bernhard,  Grand  Rapids 
Benjamin  Ov  Bro,  ' ' 

Bre'.ver.pTimer  <>.:  Kend.^i!/ ' 
Burchard  Carlos,  ' ' 

House.-nan  &  Main?er, 
Hou.sennfin  <:s:  May, 
Levi  Eros, 
Louis  Morris, 
Pierce  Ed  S, 
Pre  =  sburg  Henry  S, 
Smit  Rachel, 
Stanley  esc  Schroeder, 
Williams  Sam  J , 
Bendit  H, 
MULs  J, 

Condon  &  Frin!;, 
Wide  Jonn, 
Barber  &  bailey, 
Siiberber.5  G, 
Gitskey  B  &  Bro, 
GusrreTUieinn  Levi, 
Halion  C^-al■ic■^, 
KocheuiK.ii  Bros, 
Had  ley  J  F, 


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Hancock 
Hart 
Hastings 

Hillsdale 


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.  I'r:inr:enber?  Benjarr.in 
■  Juli'js  Jacob, 
;  Finch  cv:  McBain, 
•  Lara  r  jni  .S.-m-iel, 
i  Bennett  M  S  x  Co, 

Lenh  'rt"  L  M, 
;  Cop?  J  M. 
i  V\'a.L  jn  Sc  Flitchcock, 
'  Mabley  1  honip.s, 
j  Roi>'man  Fo.v, 
I  Goodman  Sig,:i'>nd, 
i  Jacob:  Jacob, 
I  Jacobi  Joseph. 
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i  Beck  A, 

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I  Cassiay  John  A, 
f  Gardner  J , 
!  Ncnnann  Sc.  Co, 
,  Jacobion  A, 
'  neiners  O  ]  Co, 
i  Fried'nan  Herman, 
iiigevin  vX  Groalx, 


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Saginaw  Citv 


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Kingsbury  Bennett, 

(>rand  Rapids 

Price  i  Bayliss,  ' ' 

ToT'Ii'.ison      Ford,  " 
Ruiison  G  W,  Hancoc»; 
Oiith waite  J  P,  Ishpemin^ 
Co  irter  Benjamin  F,  Jackson 
McKinstry  t.v  Schuyier,         '  •' 
porter  Coa!  Co,       '  " 
Knight  J  J,  Kalamazoo 
Sleeper  E  W  j'c  Co, 


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Spear  J  W  &  Co, 
Baxter  Charles  W 

Tuthil  J, 
Tind;..;i  E. 
White  J  E  in:  Co. 


Lapeer 
N  ega-.nce 

Port  Har.n 
Sagiriat*  Cit; 
TeC'^in«-eh 
Way « 3  I'd 


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btarsier  *:  r^on, 
Brooks  A  T, 
Lang  Herman 
Riddle  J  S, 
Irish  D  i  E  L 
Marwoisky, 
.Robins  Ed, 
Schott  S:  Co, 
Bunnell  cc  Everard, 
Douglass  Myers, 
AL^bley  Josepli, 
M usl'.ner  S  ^  Co, 
Weiger  E  Bro, 
Kaunnan  B, 
Mayor  Eniantiel, 
Smith  James  J  oc  Son, 
Cohn  .vTorri-, 
Cramer  Mever,- 
Levi  Bro.>,  ■ 
S'.-ort,  Sabin  Scott, 
Seiiginan  Morris, 
Stern  H  Co, 
Taylor  G  W, 
Beck  Samnel, 
Ledcrer  Henry, 
Muriev  Geo  R, 
Shaw  V  A, 

Breckler  {s:  Le\venstein, 
LenhofT  Louis, 
Smith  H  C, 
Althen  Chas, 
Finsterwald  &  Johnson 


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Nathan  N, 
Riese  Herman , 
Spitz  Peter, 
.NIcKinnon  John, 
Netzorg  Bros, 
Botbam  oc  Lynch, 
Gxinsburg  S, 
Zekind  ^  Kat/eastein 
Donovan  C  S, 
Wuif  S, 
Gainsley  C  H  , 
Hess  D, 
Tcwnseiid  E  P. 
Stevie  A  B  Bro 
H  L-dson  R  I's:  Son  , 
Hirsch  S, 

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Barnes  Burton  S, 
He e sen  Geo, 
Strong  N:  McN'.dr, 
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Bri<sette  G  C, 
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Hodgkin  R,  Detroit 

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Evans      Walker,         ^  Detroit 
Farrington.  Car.-pbeli  &  Co,  " 
Linn  A  R  ."t  VV  F. 
Palmer,  Donaldson  6  Co,  *' 
Riggs  John  H, 

Taggett.  PiumbxCo,  E  Sagma* 
Plumb  E,  Sons  £:  Co, 

Grand  Rapids 


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saranac 
Saugatuck  | 
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Sebev>aing 
Soi;th  Haven 
South  U'right 
Staiuon 
Sinrgis 

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l(»U:ir  PjhI  Maiiurmtiirers. 

i  Zinc  Collar  Pad  Co,  Buchanan 

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Three  Kivers 


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Lapeer 


Mendehlsson  Peter, 
Sch wager  A  G , 
Munch  Hugo, 
Eagan  John , 
Mengesser  Geo, 
Levy  S  M  &:  Co, 
Newberger  J, 
Schott  v<c  Co. 
Fletcher  |  W, 
Hecht  L>i:  Co. 
Karstacdt  F'rederick 
Webb  cv.  Mead. 
WoUky  B  &  Bro. 
Owen  Calkins, 
.•^hep  »rd  Porter  A, 
Friedeuherg  [.., 
I.icht  iN:  Scii.\i;b, 
Mevorfcid  S, 
Crane  »\:  R  >bin;*on , 
Hei  b^l  \V  Co, 
Jacob'i  J  ,St  S.iu, 
.Mark  us  NVm , 


Lowell 
Lndington 


Manchester 
Mani-itee 

NLarquette 


Marshall 


Ma-on 
Midhuid  City 
Milford 

Monroe 


Mt  Plc.*s.int 
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(tcisniar  Solomon, 
Hart  J  L, 
I'.onine  j  B  iV  Co, 
Elbringer  Marks, 
Ray  nor  1  , 
Widoe  John , 
Cooper  cv^  Maiidigo, 
Hibb.ird  Oliver  I), 
Morgan  J  A . 
Sanders  v<:  Wortley, 
Wilkins  Frank  G, 


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Detroit 

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Gardner  H  R  vS.  Co, 


Detroit 
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Babcock  H  C, 
Fall,«>^  S  S, 
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Edwards  Wm  S, 
Orr  Edward, 
Parsons  v\.  I^ckwood, 
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Detroit 

,  WINANS  I  C, 

I  Perkins     V.dgct  E  S.iginaw 

I  Hawlev  Tohn  S,  Fitchbur^h 
Sanford  David,  Flashing 
1  Dunning  J  W,  Hespena 
Smith  Ltmes  H,  Hlllsdile 
Hambl'y  W  m  J,  Houghtor 
Look  O  H.  Lowell 
Dunlap  A  H.  Mani^te« 
Ingalls.^;:  [nja'.ls  Meno;...-.ee 
C>aA  ford  Walter.  Milford 
Brown  Sanford .  NcwaygO 
Fuller,  Jenks  i  StAndi>h;  " 
Morehouse  .\  F,  Portland 
Walbridcc  N  H,  Ru  hUml 

Starkwexthor  John  L,  Ronco 
R.ues  T  T.  Traverse  Cuy 


Falkncr  W  G.  Alma 
Dcni-^on  1'  Kdey,  Piav  Citv 

Mitchell  Wm. 

W  ild^r  Robert  M,         Cold  water 
N  :;i.i-:nce  Coal  Co,  C^ruuna 
Lett>  C  E  .'v  Co,  ["Jftrou 
Page  Frederick, 
Pittman  Jame^  E, 
Robit>»oii  i\  Key*,  ' ' 

M\iben-kv  .'s.  Carpenter.  '* 
Viger  Hr.M, 
W.,lkcr  S  VV  v^Co, 


Adrian  College . 
Albion  V."olle^c, 


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Adrian 

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University  o;'  Michigan, 

Ann  ArSor 
Convent  of  the  Savrtd  Heart. 

I'etroit 

GermAU*AinericAn  Seminaiy, 

Uttroil 

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Hawkins,  Wesley  &  Co,  Bay  City 
Littauer  Samuel, 
INIaxwell  A  C  &  Co, 
Price  M  F, 
Thornton  Charles,  Burr  Oak 

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Tripp  Daniel  B,  " 
Abbott  ^  l-ire^ory,  Detruit 
Anderson  R  H, 
Ashley  Mitchell, 
Bagg      Flynn,  ' ' 

Baker  John,  " 
Bee.ion  Jacob  8:  Co, 
Hisseil  A  E  Son, 
Black  >5c  Young,  •  * 

Botsford  S     A     McDowd,  ' ' 
Botsford  W  R  Co, 
Bourke  Watet',  ' ' 

Brady  (  ieo  N, 
Brady  Cs:  Co, 
Bridge      H<.>rti.m , 
Buckley  iS:  Co, 
Burch  Allen, 
Burnham  iV.  Co, 
Clayton  Joseph  S, 
Craig  Fames, 
Craig  'W  H  Co, 
Davis  S  H  Cv:  Co, 
Dickin-on  (  reo  B, 
Dixon  C  K, 
Earle  Jeff, 
Fliair  A  G  Os:  Co, 
Fleming  J  Sc  Co, 
Gawley  \\"m  V  «^  Bro, 
Gibncy  Thus  Co, 
Gilleit  Hall, 
Heames  W  E  Co, 
Herheson  ci:  Reams, 
Hdl  Thomas, 
Hosie  Robert, 

Kurd  j  L     Co,  ' ' 

John.->on  M  i^-  Co,  ' ' 

Johnston  S  M      Co,  " 
Johnston  Harv  ey , 
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Kelly  John, 
L'  Hunime  iicu  Geo, 
Lewis  Alc\'r  k<.  Co, 
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Phillips  H  T  ScCo, 
Pierce  Albert  D, 
Raymonds  Hibbard, 
Sabin  A  X, 
Sealv  H  A, 
Sheldon  C  A, 
Sm.-tdes  H  N, 
Smith  Wm  S, 
Smith,  Stevens  5:  Co, 
Staniell  Hiram, 
Stone  W  P  Co, 
'i  remain  Co, 
Voorhees  iS:  Co, 
Wallace  E  D, 
Webb  W  f, 
Webb  \V  T  oc  Co, 
Wendell  jonn  H  8:  Co,  " 
Raley  1:^:  Shai<ley,  Eagle  Harbor 
Ballentine  J  M  Co,  E  Saginaw 
Holman  it  H,  Flint 
Tennan t  John .  Forestville 
Bla'.n  Oscar  Gvand  R?pids 

Davis  i:  Green, 
iiesmond  6:  Xcirse,  " 
Miller  cs:  Lamoreaux,  ' 
Close  J  A,  Hancock 
ForseGW,  Hastings 
Peters  L'An>-e 
Alien  J  «i;  .^on,  Ludington 
Kirkktnd     Bedford,  Manistee 
Xeii^on  lames,  Marquette 
Spear  FB  S:  Co, 

Dickey  C'J',  Marshal! 
Raymond  Wm  H, 
Doocas  Louis,  Menominee 
Hammond  0^  Hilton,  Pontiac 
Botsford  John  E  is.  Co, Port  Fluron 
Inslee  >V  Rathfon, 
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Judsoa  ct  Hyde,  Rockford 
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Stow  S  t.'s;  Son,  Sturgib 
Batt  L  D,  T  ekonsha 

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Cady  Homer,  Ypsiianti 
Case  Phileius, 
Rowley  Simeon, 
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Anies      Co,  Detroit 
Gray,  Toynton  ^  Fox,  " 
Robinson  J  imes  I,    East  Saginaw 


Cooper  Bros, 
Putnam  Bros, 
Paris  liros, 
Munch  A, 
Hirih  George, 


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Kill/el  A, 
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Abbey  B  J, 
Hunter  C  F  ^:  Son, 
Vanderhoof  I , 
Stoddard  \V'  D, 
Bancroft  Geo  A, 
Beedzier  f, 
Birch  P  P, 
E'ronimer  Chas  G, 
Burton  F  W, 
Bu^hy  Mrs  >ophia, 
Chambe  Frederick, 
Christian  L  D, 
Chudleigh  W  H, 
Curtis  A  G, 
DeGroot  Albert, 
Dwyer  Jeremiah, 
Fergerson  David, 
Frantz  S  S, 

Ciammage  Mrs  Eiiza  C, 

Garbit  John , 

l  ierman  Anthony  i  Son, 

Gou^h  Co, 

Kali  \V  H  , 

Hart  J  Co. 

Hausmann  Peter, 

Hessclbacher  O, 

Huf eube'.k  Charles, 

Mutton  Charles, 

Irwin  Thomas  J, 

Johnson  W  H, 

Klcinki'.echt  G, 

K  rom  I  ieo  W  , 

McDonald  James, 

Mueller  Otto, 

Olfs  John, 

Rickett  Samuel  C, 

Ross  Wm, 

Schneider  J  P, 

Schroder  \  alentine, 

Sehiile  Louis, 

Smith  A, 

Ti'wn  Mrs  H , 

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Wcsi  T  I  Co, 

Wlg^ell  V.gbert, 

Wil',i:\Bis  John , 

Flues  Emil,  E  Sajinaw 

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Werner  Pauline  M  e'cCo, 


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fjinnckant  A  M, 
Aijeiibrey  S;im, 
Connor  Henry, 
Hartman  Wra, 
F'.unis  John  H, 
Fieid  cs.  Son, 
Rutson  \v  m  H, 
Mal'on  Mis.i  Maggie, 
Pelgrim  I  C, 
Hicks  Smith, 
Clark  cc  Henderson, 
Young  Jacob, 
Culver  A  D, 
IMiies  John, 
Rowland  John  L, 
Sheldon  Eben, 
St  Peter  Joseph, 
Barnard  Winfield  5^ 
Eiggi  Chas, 
Burch  Samuel  E, 
Cox  M  C, 
Niniaxs  J  C, 
Robertson  August, 
Bard  well  E  S, 
Kecchuni  is:  Fowler, 
Thornpson  Geo  C, 
Gippen  Wm, 
Gravier  Rose, 
Russell  Mrs  C  M, 
Weier  A, 
W'jegel  &  Gurnell, 
Simons  Elihu  A, 


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Reynolds  J  M, 
Rice  L  P, 
Prescott  M  S, 
Coninne  W, 
Allen  Brothers, 
Smith  A, 
Partridc^e  (^'c  Son 
Peach  Thomas, 
Atki'15  Lewis, 
Brown  Martin, 
Briishell  Richard, 
FlahalT  Mrs  Catherine, 
Huffman  Ogdcn, 
Mathews  Robert  \V, 
Roden  Mrs  M  J, 
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Ballentine  James  A,  Saginaw  City 
Rutherford  John  B, 
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Shelly  S  S,  Wyandotte 
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Browne  Wells^  Benton  Harbor 
Smith  C  E,  Kaluma70o 
I  itu^  J  E,  Leslie 
Papst  Rudolph,  Loxin^toii 
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Alcona 
Allegan 
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Ann  Arbor 

Atlas 
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Lamar  C, 
Livingston  S  H, 
Van der^ riff  E, 
Jones  H.tr;ry, 
EiUn^er  J  T, 
Hil!  George, 
Hoffman  Amos, 
Gable  Jacob, 
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SparTord  Dudsley 
Feilo'.'.-s  A, 
Smith  O  R, 
H;/iut  James, 
Koch  Henry 
Phippen  Alonzo, 
YoLiiig  John,  Dear  Lake  Mills 
June  Abner,  Bedford 
Florner  Farmsby,  Belleville 
Anson  Silas,  Bellevue 
Kneibes  S:  Gentle,  Benton  Harbor 
Filkms  P  J,  Berrien  Springs 

Vsntassel  Isaac,  Bird 
Harris  R  D  cs;  Sons,  Bismark 
Smith  J  S,  Breedsville 
Sneil,  Shannon  &  Co,  " 
Bishup  John  W,  Bridgman 
Knapp  H,  Brighton 
Benton  Dorsey,  Bronson 
Ennis  William,  Brooklyn 
Lee  H,  Brownsville 
Noble  \Vn\,  PJyron 
Kesselring  George,  Cambria  Mills 
Tompkins  J,  Canandaigua 
'LalnianJC,  Cannonsburg 
Blinn,  Edv/ards  S:  Co,  Carleton 
Farr-Ar  J  M,  Cato 
Ruddock  Andrew,  Ceresco 
Peacock  James,  Charlesworth 
Charlotte  Mnfg  Co,  Charlotte 
Smith  J  W  H, 
^^'arner  Jacob  V, 
Brannack  Chas, 
Beissel  fohn  B, 
Millnrd  J, 
Wil!i,;.ms  L  G, 
Martiny  P'red, 
Taylor  D  H, 
\\'arren  Taylor, 
lohnson  (,'harles, 
Vei-el  Christ, 
Eurnes  George, 
Coates  l''be!i, 
McKn  ght  J  R, 
Hills  D  R, 
Mowers  N , 
Williams  J  J, 
Dwight  A  F,, 
Palmer  I "laac, 
t  ellmann  Joseph, 
Juif  (S:  Son , 
Kline  Philip. 
Lasch  ( rustavus, 
Lintz  F.lias  M , 
Marr  Jeremiah, 
Overmere  Aiiolph, 
Thomp'^on  Samuel  W  jr, 
Van  Huy>e  L  F, 
\\'acher  John, 
I!ruu  n  Warren , 
Griffin  Geo  D, 
(jridlcr  E, 
Ingrnh.nni  E, 
Shaw  S  L, 
F.,i:.in  Gforge, 
Grc  -n  ^^c Arthur, 
Strong  I  ).ivid,  ' ' 

Parker  G  W,  Kdcn 
Straw  A  S,  Ed w.irdsbur^h 

Lounc  A  W,  Krnnville 
Golilic  iv  Anderson,  Kc;uon 
St'-ven'^  J ,  Fliivhiiig 
Sweet  H  ivid,  ForcNt  (irove 

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Avery  Chas, 
Ross  Jolm , 
Stephens  Ezra, 
Stephens  i-forace 
Sheridan  X  P., 
Bigelow  James, 
Harbeck  (,asper, 
Noys  Bros, 
Bentley  Wm, 
Dart  E, 
' 5-reiI  Andrew, 
Hazeiett  John, 
Ickler  Henry, 
Kortlander  Henry, 
Love  James  K  &  Son, 
Love  R  W, 
Michigan  Barrel  Co, 
Milmine  8:  ^V  irdamsoiT, 
Union  Stave  Co, 


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Swart  Bros, 
Van  Zlle  Black, 
Weibrecht  Jacob, 
Crish er  Noah , 
Crisher  Wm, 
Sniith  ^^'nl, 
Taylor,  Hudson  &  Co, 
Mellon  C, 
Widger  H  S, 
Bailey  A  J . 
Filkins  is;  Crane, 
Norris  John, 
Alden,  Sutton  ic  Co, 
Ackerm.mn  D  W, 
Cleveland  D, 
Ruben  James, 
Scott  George  G, 
Ingraham  A, 
Covert  J  R, 
Mc(iee  Daniel, 
Thumley  Henry, 
Wesley  Cieorgo  W, 
\^'inn  James, 
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Brown  W  H, 
Skinner  J  R. 
Mayhard  John, 
Price  E  B; 
Lynch  W  B. 
Town  Geo  R, 
Willis  John, 
Sage  Wm  L  P, 
Lansing  1  >ow, 
DuBios  Stew.irt  C, 
Stinipson  Geo  W  Son, 

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Lansing 
Lapeer 
Lawrence 
Law  ton 
Lel.ind 
Leori 
Leslie 
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Kumpf  Peter, 
Ingrah.im  S, 
Evans  John , 
Srcwart  W  A, 
Housh.\Uor  Henry, 
lager  Edward, 
1<yan  James, 
Curtis  C, 
Trump  Daniel. 
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Hav  H, 
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Whire  S  G, 
Dewey  C, 
Walters  J , 
Douglass  Mugh, 
Gabriel  Wm, 
Pease  O  C, 
(rranc  William, 
Quick  R  E, 
Ross  H,  J, 
Johnson  Dennis, 
-McFanl  6^  Bros, 
Hanirncnd  Stephen, 
Toppiu.c;  M  Son, 
Pierson  Albert, 
Smith  George  &;  Co, 
Slata  tiijah, 
(./reen  George, 
Shaft  Adam, 
Center  Willcird, 
Hreu-er  Theodore  A, 
Robiiisoii  R  J , 
Brooks  Joslyn  &  Co, 
Flanagan  VV'rn, 
Robinson  S  11, 
Bergen  P  P, 
Culver  Paul  J 
ftartley  Alvin 
Barrett  Alfred 
Yates  T  G,  . 
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Starr  George, 
JMunshaw  Benj  W, 
T^ronner  George, 
Tut  tie  Pronner, 
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Westbrook  B  F, 
Klenim  L, 
Saginaw  Barrel  Co, 
Heggie  W  H, 
Oleson  N  A, 
Ernst  Frank, 
Ssvarthout  Ralph, 
Johnson  Jacob, 
Jerdon  John , 
Hazen  E, 

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McDonald  James, 
Lucu<  (  ieo, 
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Wright  Wm  ;s;  Sons. 

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Copper  I'iWsi  Mine, 

Copper  Falls  Mine 
Copper  Harbor  Mine, 

Copper  Haroor 
Detroit  Copper  Mining  Co  uf 

Arizona,  Detroit 
iMinong  Mining  Co,  Detroit 
Cetral  M;ne,  Ea^ie  Plarbor 

Bohemian  Mine,  Greenland 
Evergreen  Bluff  .Mine, 
^^a5s  Mine,  •        '  • 

Ridge  Mine ,  • ' 

l  oliec  Mine,  ' '  - 

t  ranklin  &  Pewabic  Mining  Co,  • 

Hancock 

(>iiincy  Mining  Co, 
Atlantic  Mine,  Houghton 
Grand  Portage  Mine, 
Huron  Mine, 
isle  Royale  Mine, 
Shelden  Columbian  Mine, 
Flint  Steel  River  Mine,  Rockland 
Mianesota  Mine,  '' 
National  Mine,  ' ' 

Rockland  Mine,  ' ' 

f'orst^t  JIjinufai  tiirHrs. 

Detroit  Corset  Co,  I>etroit 
Thomas  3[rs  J  H  os;  Co,  ' ' 


Importers  and  Jobbers  of 


Dry  Goods, 


DETROIT,  MICH. 


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St  Helens 
St  Johns 
St  Joseph 
Saranac 
Sch  oolcraft 
Scio 
Sherwood 
Sod  us 

South  Butler 
Southlield 


Fcas  D  W, 
Reed  Louis 
Ubert  vN:  Co, 
Coupcr  A  n, 
Crosby  N  J , 
Kooystra  |  B, 
llaicman  I>anii*l, 
Delano  P  I  , 
X'icket  John, 
Unrlachcr  JoImi, 
<'ottonhani  Lewis, 
\N  im  hall  Je.v>e, 
H liner  A, 
licTsch  P, 
Hobl>  N  N, 


i'hree  Rivers  1 
Trenton 
'  Unadilla  1 
Udioii  City 
Vandalia 
Vricslanfl 
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U  aiervlfet 
Walled  I  ake  , 
NV'enona  • 
U  esr  Miils 
W  est  (  Ml 
Wc.-tphali.i  ; 
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White  Ro.;k  | 


(  ottuii  Hatf  Iii^  Jlaiiufiuiiirfrs. 

Centervil'e  Fruit  Preserving  Co. 

Center  viile 

Cotton  Mi!l>. 

Jonesvilie  Cotton  Mn<"'g  Co, 

Jotiesville 

Cravkfr  )Liniifai'tiir»rs. 
Ciark  Brothers,  Detroit 
C'ipiand  John, '  ' ' 

Slater  cv:  Rowley,  • ' 

\'ail  Cs:  Crane,  • ' 

('r()(|(M't  S<1>  .Hamif;t4  turcrs. 

Bachman  Wm  H,  Grand  Rapids  j 
^^  iikins  Bros,  Hastings  j 

CrorVcrj  and  Gl.•»^s>vt^rt^  I 

'See  also  (irocers  and  Genera!  I 
Stores. ) 

Acklev  C  B,  Adrian 
Bate  R  L, 
Ir.gaU  Ransom  W, 
r.r'  ckway      L  Hamlin,      Albion  ! 
Foster  HA,  "I 
Dumont  Henry,  Allegan  i 

M-.Eiitoe  I'.»trKk  H.  Almotu  < 

I'caMvVCo.  Ann  Aider 

1  'on noil  J  v\  P,  •  •  I 

Hailadav  Evans,  Baltic  Creek  ! 
McCrca'S  W  vS:  Co,  "  ! 

^.iri>w.)lil  II  »\:  .■^oll,  Ha>  City 

\\"hite  »\:  l>avc'iport,  " 
Edwards  W  ni  H,    Benion  Harbor 
L>udley  John,  l>v;Hvii 


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Fiske  vVjenn ess, wholesale,  Detroit 
Hughes  P  ^n:  Son, 
Kiuij  Robert  W', wholesale, 
Milier  Jacob, 

Newton  Henry  C,  " 
Roehicr  A  ,  ' « 

Selling  Louis,  « « 

SherTerly  John  B,  wholesale 

and  retail,  ■ ' 

^Yclmore  F  cc  Co,  wholesale 

and  retail, 
Woiff  L  H, 
Aikin  F,     Co,  £  Saginaw 

Harrison  H  L  Co, 
Gibbs     Arnold,       Eaton  Rapids 
Hov,ard  H  S,  Fenton 
Johnson  M  M  Co, 
Newman  H,  F'mt 
Bi  ssell  iN.  Son,  Grand  Rapids 

LEONARD  H  S:  SON, 
Sojthwick  i  Wright, 
Crane  R  C,  Greenville 
Spooner      Hepburn.  Hastings 
Mead  P. <;  Son,  HillsdVie 
Brown  Albert,  Hudson 
Webber     Hall,  Ionia 
Bliss  iS:  Spaulding,  Jackson 
Bioomfield  C  C,  '« 
Southworth  Harrison  E,  " 
Cobb  T  S     ^on,  Kalamazoo 
Davis      Lamed,  Lartin* 
Mead  &  Ballard,  " 
Parris  J  C,  >Laplc  Rapids 

Webb  Mead,  Mason 
Beamer  F  S,  Middieville 
Oimsted  AH,  • ' 

Bennett  C  E,  Milford 
Carter  W  L,  Monroe 
>teiger  ^<  Co,  MtC.emens 
Het/ Jacob  Co,  Miiskejon 
Woodruff  J  ^S:  E,  Nile-; 
Demniick  D  i^:  Son,  Qnvx  sso 

Ferguson  Walter  ^.  Son,  Parma 
Matthews  vV  Hutchins,  Paw  Paw 
P.roughton  Is.aac,  Pontiac 
h  ox  L'ustavus  R,  '  • 

Stiiith  J  F,  •  • 

Kinney  Chester,  Port  Huron 

(.>Ivveil  James,  '  • 

Jenison'HA,  Romeo 
Andre  E  C  Co.  Saginaw  Cuy 
Herrig  Bernhard ,  '  • 

Wortley  Jonathan  H,  Vpsii.inti 

riifl»T>  >lanurrtrturrrN. 
Kellogg  K  M  ,v  F.I,  »;att:c  Creek 
W  uelting     \V  olferi?.  Detroit 

f/"' ^  Adrian 
Kn^ipp  MR, 

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Habcock  W,n  R,  *  Albion 
Jone^  Olix  ei  L>,                     • « 
Mone  Geo  W, 

Walker  C  H, 

Alien  F  H,  Allccan 

1  uller  J  F, 


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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEEP. 


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Johnson  M  P, 
Piper  ri  Son, 
Smith  George, 
Walton  EdwinJ, 
Carr  W'm  C, 
Jackson  W  H, 
Nichols  \Vm  W, 
North  G  W, 
Porter  C  B, 
Doug!a-s  Adelbert, 
Rartfecc  C  E  &  Son, 
Graves  F  S, 
Hawxhurst  D  C, 
Pcinniuian  John  II, 
Phillips  Aloanus  M, 
Hulbiirt  H  B, 
N  ichols  A  0, 
Webf.fer  Newton  II,  " 
Kneeland  R  A,      Benton  Harbor 
Owen  Loren  F,  ' ' 

Shepherd  G  W  J,         _    '  ■• 
Beisile  J  \V  ^         Berrien  Springs 
W  heeler  O, 


Allegan 
Alrnonc 
Ann  Arbor 


Augusta 
Battle  Creek 


y  City 
1 1 


Eldredge  A  W, 
Hntchinson  L  N , 
Millard  G  H, 
Mor:<e  W  H, 
Caman  L  L, 
Alariin  H  P, 
Wilson  Jos  iM , 
Enos  &  Reynolds, 
Martin  C  W, 
Russell  J  D, 
Currier  A  F, 
Phillips  M  S, 
Curtis  A  L, 
VN'risrht  Geo  E, 
Misick  W  A  jr, 
Lacej'  A  H , 
Balcom  R  A, 
Andrews  Win  L, 
Baker  Hiram, 
Goodrich  L  rl , 
Johnson  W, 
Dyer  L  T, 
King'ibiiry  B  N, 
Mc  FarnLmd  J  W, 
P  uton  Richard  A, 

Robinson  ijt  Ward, 

Brittan  Wrn  C, 
Carpenter  Edgar  R  E, 
Cleland  it  iMoore, 

Cowie  Henry, 

Farnsworth  J  H, 

Field  Geo  L, 

Jackson  Harry  H, 

LAND  CHAS  H, 

l/athrop  H  K., 

Lathrop  J, 

Smith  H  H, 

Speiman  B  T, 

Thomas  Geo  R , 

Watkins  Beckvvith, 

Watton  W, 

Wright  E  M, 

Yonnghusband  John, 

Jenney  S  L, 

Mcl'arlnnd  E  Erwins 

Rix  Thomas, 

Stayt  C  B, 

Clawson  F  W, 

Stone  Ed  ward  E , 

Mann  Hailow  Si, 

.Mill-rr  A  H, 

Smith  H  A  , 

Whiting  L  C, 

Douglas  H  F, 

Wood  I.ewi:*  V, 

L.vy  ED, 

Sauls  S, 

Winchrsicr  W  M, 


Big  Raoids 

Birmingham 

Blissheld 
Bridgnian 
Brighton 
Buchanan 
Cassopolis 

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Charlotte 

Chebo3"gan 
Chelsea 
Chesaning 
Clarkston 
Clio 
Cold  uaier 


Concord 
Constantine 

Corunna 

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Detroit 


Dexter 

Dovvagiac 
Dundee 
Eaton  R.ipids 

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Hunt  J  Vv'est, 
Westhaut  J, 
W:^lton  E  E, 
Miller  WJ, 
Curannng>  E  P, 
Badbm  O  G, 
Mead  E. 
Westou  C  R, 
Allen  C  S, 
Barker  VVm  P, 
Buchanan  John  C, 
Button  Ransom, 
DarttA^M, 
Mrt  rris  Geo  W, 
Holmes  E  S, 
Matthews  Jas  H, 
Morgan  J  as  H  , 
Parker  cc  Bro, 
Perry  Thos  R, 
Price  Chester  R, 
Rogers  Lester  A, 
Rose  Chas  H, 
Win  slow  A  F; 
Pond  E  H, 
Voorhies  J  F, 
Baird  H  A, 
Drake  A  P, 
Steinhofr  B  F, 
Clark  J  J,  .  ^ 
Crur:;e  Jr.hn  T, 
Snyder  J  C, 
Gee  Dallas  M, 
Plumer  M  A, 
Grant  D  C , 
Wing  Chas  A, 
Beebe  Lewis  H, 
Welch  Horace, 
Young  Lawrence  H, 
Cutler  Wm  R,  ^ 
Hathaway  A  V , 
Humph  rev  R  f, 
Allen  Chas  H,' 
Bronson  Warren  J, 
Case  Calvin  S, 
Davis  Lloyd, 
Dorrance  W  H, 
King  C  B, 
Mosher  George  H, 
Robinson  Jeremiah 
Smith  David  W. 
Stone  Delos  W, 
Storm  Jason  W, 
Bannister  Burr, 
Jame>  R  P, 
Me  teal  r  A  T, 
Suilmg  Hervey, 
Westbrook  Milton, 
Moffett  J  S, 
Normon  John  W, 
Goodsel!  J  B, 
Cole  Geo  H, 
Coleman  Geo  W, 
Lantennan  1  L, 
Richmond  Geo  E, 
Brown  »i  Cone, 
Doty  E  F, 
J  aoob  Abram  H , 
Ilunter  Era.^ius, 
Stowell  W'm 
Wilcox  J  I'.. 
Hawley  T  P. 
Bar  no  Henrj  , 
;  Fiske  E  W, 

'  W,-.i:1rutT  \\  m. 
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I'.enrdict  A  I , 

Crawford  (  I), 

Hnrbcr  WO, 

Vkit  Nathan, 

Abbott  John  A . 

Uaui;hn  Wm, 

Long  A  M , 

Frcn<:h  Wm  A, 


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Four  Towns 

Fowlerville 
Galesburgh 
Grand  Hav>;--. 
Grand  Ledge 


Stevenson  ^Vm  G,  Moren.i 
Hutchins  Jesse  E,       Mt  Cicmeni 
Hendel  Wm  B,  Muskcgoii 
V a u  gh an  J  u i  i  11 5  S ,  " 
Jones  W,  Nashville  and  Hastin^^i 


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Hancock 
Hastings 


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Erode ur  L  H, 
Glenn  J  B, 
Howe  C  A, 
Lower  T  A, 
Rowlev  C  R, 
Pollock  Wm  J, 
Beach  W  P, 
Snover  Charles  D, 
Peterson  Henry  B, 
Odell  C  M, 
Robin;  Ward, 
Barneit  G  A, 
Bush  J  I, 
Tucker  Mrs  C  H, 
Pelhani  Abram, 
Applegate  C^'c  Warner, 
Huhbard  Brothers, 
Kibbec  Jarod, 
l>ewey  H  A., 
Dunl.ip  Oliver, 
Harris  John  A, 
Grannis  John  P, 
*'        j  Welch  Wm  M, 
Hillsdale  j  Bancroft  R  S, 
"        I  Do  .ialass  Issac, 

!  Baker  &  Hamilton, 
Floiland  1  Morgan  Wni  P, 
Holly  I  C h  u rch  Ed  w l:i , 
Houghton  I  Ray  H  H      H  W, 
Howell  I  Rockwell  H  C, 
Hudson  !  Crandaii  C  H, 
i  Williams  W, 
Ellsworth  S  B, 
Allen  F  S. 
Lincoln  Mrs  L, 
Vauiihn  Scovill, 
Ranney  H  I^>, 
Beck  James  W, 
Cummins  W  G, 
Stewart  H  L, 
Wheeler  CM, 
Switzer  W  W, 
K.essler  Wm  H. 
Sill  S  B, 
Iar\ns  Geo  A, 
Smith  J  D. 
Kellogg  Frank, 
Davison  C  E, 
Show  G  H , 
Dav  A  W, 


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Otsego 
Ovid 

OwOSiO 

Paw  Paw 


Pierson 

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Plymouth 
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Quincy 
Reading 
Romeo 

Saginaw  City 

St  Johns 
St  Joseph 

St.  Loui- 
Sault  Ste  Marie 
Schoolcraft 
South  Haven 
Springport 
Springville 
Stanton 
Sturgis 

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Tekonsha 
Three  Rivera 


Baldwin  C  S  W 


Traverse  City 
Union  City 
Ltica 
Waylaad 
White  Pi.; con 
Wyandotte 
\  psilanti 


Leslie 
Lexington 
Laingshiirgh 
Lansing 


Lowell 
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I-yons 
Manchester 

M:>  nistee 
Maple  Rapids 
.Marquette 

Marshall 

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Menonuriee  i 
Middicvillc 
Midl.ind  Cuv 
Milforil 
Milfor.l 
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Barr,  A  F, 
Gerry  S  A, 
Watting  &  Tremper, 

Dinin?  lionms. 

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ScuUy  G  (Essential  oils), 

Black  Lake 
Wolf  D  F  i^Essential  oil?), 

Ocnterville 
Robinson  ^  Lambert  (Whiskey i, 

Detroit 
Woollcy  Smith  R  ( Alcohol v, 

Detroit 

Miller  A     V  C  ^Es.sential  IMls), 

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r»ay  Hiram  ft  Co, 


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Flint 
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Grand  Lr.^z'^ 


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Manuel  Miss  Lucy,  Adain6v:l'.e 
•Crispin  Mrs  J  R,  Adiian 
florton,  Mrs  EL,  " 
B:-tscacr!,,  Mrs  C  S,  Albion 
\Vatkin5  Mrs  Vs  m  H,  '  ' 

Bell  Miss  Jennie,  Allegan 
jM':'ad  Mrs  Enama,  *• 
Miaier  Escher, 
Todd  Mrs  .\t  E, 

Burrows  Miss  T,  Almont 
Grossman  Mrs  A,  " 
■Ganson  Mrs  j  A,         Aun  Arbor 
Gra  ,  es  Mrs  Kann<3,h, 
:\Iora-an,  Miss  J  A, 
Mullen  .Miss  F 

^^^■^SS,  NJrsA  R,       Battle  Creek 
MctcalfMrs  T, 
Parks  Mrs  Mary  E,  " 
Steward  Mrs  Mary,  " 
Young-  Amanda,  '' 
Ciorinley  Eiien,  jjay  City 

JcH'ery  Mrs  A, 
O'Louirhlin  Mary,  " 
Clapp  5lrs  H  F,  }>6iord 
Corner  Miss  S,  Belding 
Puiien  Mrs  M,  Be'levilie 
Mclvor  Mrs  J  E,  Big  Rardcs 

Godi'rey  Mr>.  H,  Brighton 
Nelson  Miss  A,  ' • 

Corner  Miss  Nellie,  Cassopolis 
Haight  Mrs  Mahalah,  Cr-n tervi'J.e 
Hunn ewell  Mis i  M  E,        '  • 
Larnber,  Mrs  S.  Charlotte 
McNeil  Mrs  J  M, 
Swarthont  s  R, 
Thrift  Mrs  J  N, 
'i'licker,  ^[rs  A  C, 
Ritchot  Mrs  B,  Cheboygan 
LeBar  Mrs  L,  Clinton 
Patterson  ^liss.  Commerce 
Ewing  Mrs  Mary,  Decatur 
Ness  Mrs  E, 
Barrett  Mrs  E  C, 
Hodges  Mrs  C  H, 
Abbey  Mrs  C  A,  Detroit 
Barnes  Vixry  K,  " 
Bartholonie  .V  A  E,  " 
Benham  Miss  E,  «' 
Bishop  Miss  lAi.nc,  " 
Bowan  Mrs  John,  " 
Burk,  Mrs  Charlotte,  " 
Cooper  M,  " 
Dickensnn  L, 
Hiabler  Mrs  S. 
Heath  F'almer, 
Jones  Mrs  H  L, 
Keavy  Mrj  John, 
Lane  Mrs  H  N, 
Langguht  Mrs  M , 
May  Esther, 
Martin  M rs  Ida, 
Meyers  Mrs  Mary, 
Murphy  Bridget, 
Pock  Geo  tv:  Co  ' 
Smith  Joseph, 
Smith  Mrs  Mary, 
Thompson  Mrs  Francis  A, 
Tuokpr  Mrs  S  H, 
Wright  Mrs  F, 
i'achcredcr,  Nlrs  Mary, 
Banker  Mrs  M  \.  Dowasiac 
W  arts  Mr-,  J  P, 

Netr.Mrs,  ESaqinaw 
Sheets  Miss  A  E,     Eaton  Rapids 
Sterling  Mrs  W  F^ 
Holmes  Mri  P  G,  Fen  ton 

McCalhun  Miss  Carrie,  " 
l*hillips  Miss,  «« 


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Fadian  Mrs  M  A, 
Baker  Miss  f\ 
Adams  Miss  Annie, Grand  Rapids 
Bee-,eMr.,  J  p,  " 
Bennett  T  F, 
Bremgartner  Mrs  M  A, 
Brooks  Miss  Angie  M, 
Cameron  Miss  Ella, 
Conk'AT'gh:  Mrs  M  J 
T'san  Mrs  C  E. 
Eddy  Mr<=  A  G, 
Foster  Mi^s  A  A, 
Goa'd  Mis->  Lury  A 
Grahain  Mrs  '1  nomas, 
Harcus  Miss  Lizzie 
Healy  Miss  Eva, 
Lampman  Mrs  T  M,  • 
Liinn  Mrs  T  H", 
Mc<Jte}iao  Miss  F, 
Minogue  Mi'^s  Af, 
Harmon  Mrs  E  IJ, 
Curriir  Mr^  Thomas, 
Ha-fs  Mrs  Benjamin, 


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Hughes  M;>s  M, 
Kennedy  Mrs  Z  C, 
Coomer  Mrs  M  J, 
Ilc'cen  >rr.  Julia, 
Pratt  Miss  L  E, 
\Vright  Mrs  G  H, 
Clark  Mrs  Mercy  S, 
Palmer  .Mrs  D  B, 
Pursell  Mias  S  h' , 
Sinclair  Frances, 
Brownson  Miss  F  I, 
C lough  J  W. 
Karcher  T'-Iiss  Emma, 
Lumbard  Mrs  A  M, 
"Vaace  Mrs  Kate, 
Vasburg  Mrs  H  E, 
Howe  Mr^  B  S, 
Colcord  Mrs  E  L, 
f  ogerty  Miss, 
Grace  vK  Elliott, 
Hungen'ord  Miss  6:  Co, 
leudevlne  Miss  L, 
Moe  Mrs  E  M, 
Munson  Mrs  M  E. 
Patterson,  Mt^s  M  E, 
P-ck  Jeffrey, 
Guy  Mis<  Kittj-  E, 
Jackson  M  P, 

Hewitt  Ari\erica,  Maple  Rapids 
Osborn  Miss  Lizzie,  Marceilus 
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Kincaid  Mrs  Delia 
Reid  Mrs  L  A, 
Ward  Mrs  M, 
Howard  C  E, 
Ran>jm  Miss  Mattie, 
Wat.>on  Miss  Nellie, 
\\  el:h  Mi>;>  Mattie, 
Collett  Mrs, 
Synold  Mf'^  M, 
Benson  M rs  L, 
Losey  Miss  Helen, 
Slight  Margaret, 
I >errich  Mrs  A , 
B-iell  Mrs  Lucy  E, 
L^ixon  Mrs  Mary, 
Earle  Mi>s  F, 
Kin.^in  Mr-  F, 
KexforkI  Miss  A. 
I'ear!  Mrs  E  P, 
Clark  C  S, 
Gotten  Mrs  Art, 
I  ohnson  Mrs  M , 
Si  es  Mrs  D  A, 
Pin^'rer  Mrs  Parker, 
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Drew  Mrs  K, 


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Randal!  &  Wallace, 
Evans  Miss  E, 
Treat  Misses  L  di:  E, 
Broad  Mrs  Wm, 
Button  Miss  A  R , 
Harrington  Mrs  C  L, 
Noel  Miss  M, 
Pettibone  Mrs  ?v!  E, 
Si'.nderlin  Mrs  E  M, 
Emery  Mrs  P  B,  Pa-v  Paw 

Maguire  Miss  Mary,  " 
Dod::e  Mrs  Rhoda,  Pewamo 
McLain  Mrs  Mary, 
M-;:iard  Mrs  Catherine,  " 
Stafford  Mrs  L,  Plair.we'd 
Young  Miss  Sarah,  " 
Brockway  Mrs  A  A,  Plymouth 
Fitch  Miss  Sarah  S,  Pontiac 
Freeman  Mrs  L, 
Olt-?  Mrs  C  H, 
Sooer  Mrs  S  E, 
Hall  Miss  Hannah,      Port  Haron 
Lari-oMr^EM, 
Peel  Mr:,  HA. 

Halladav  Miss  K  S,  Portland 
MuUay  .Miss  M  A,  Port  Saniiac 
Hamhn  Mrs  Fred  A.  Richland 
Bickford  Mrs  R  M,  Ro.T.eo 
Snover  Miss  Khebe,  " 
Jaqua  Eli-a,  Rockford 
Calkins  Mrs  S  M,  Sagiiiavr  City 
Hall  Mrs  Evelin,  St  John's 

Houk  Mrs  A  E, 
Old Mrs  E  I, 
Phillips  Mrs"M  A, 
Watts  Mrs  W  H, 
Godi'rey  Sophia,  Saline 
Turner  Mrs  Mary,  '  • 

Frink  J  H,  "  South  Blcndon 

Rider  Mrs  .Miss,  Summit 
Kelly  M  E,  Sylvester 
Chadwick  Miss  Cena,  Te'cumseh 
Newman  Mrs  F  M,  Three  Rivers 
Smith  .\liss  Clara,  • ' 

Wickcrsh.im  Mrs  Sarah, 

Union  City 
Barrub  Mrs  M  A,       Union  Home 
Cowell  Mr>  Rose, 
Swetn  Mary.  Vickcrv\nlle 
Lands  Mrs  M  J,  \V  aitx 

Alger  .Mrs  P  W,  W  atervleit 

Morse  M  rs  L,  • ' 

Campbell  Mrs,  W  atrousville 

Femes  Mrs  Maria,  \S  AvUnd 

Gleason  Mrs  S.irah,  Wayland 
Stone  Mrs  .\delta.  ' ' 

\\  est  Mrs  Sarah  L.  Wenr»na 
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1  GriiRih  John  H.  " 

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Simoneau  L,  E  Saginaw 

Shepard  &  Ha^eltine, 

Grand  Rupids 
Wiiiiaras  N  H  &  Co,  Jackson 


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Gibson  C  K  ,  Ada 
Bennett  J  R     Co,  Adridn 
Cook  ]  B  6.C0, 
Crane  cc  Livesay, 
Hart.  S  £  6c  Co, 
Hock  F  c".  Co, 

Stevenson  Bros,  '* 
Thomas  C  K,  '  * 

Treat  A  B,  J« 
Rrigg  C  W,  .-iLfna. 
Johnson  Van  Ostrand,  Albion 
Reed  W  Taber, 
William^  isc  O'Doncughiie , 


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V/iliianjs  J  A, 
Crane  D  M  &  Bro, 
Dimnirig  It  .M, 
L'unain^  Sawyer, 
Snedaker  J  W , 
Carr  Granger, 
Long  Major, 
Conk'.in  J  \V, 
Shepard  W  F, 
Yeringion  A, 
Fatin  A  £  .^c  Son, 
Tiiurstoxi  James  O, 
Hie-A-end  Edward, 
ijostwick  J  T, 
Field  J  E, 
Eberbacn.  6z  Co, 
Gran^-iiie  Georg'e, 
Hale  <;s:  Tremain, 
Leicer  C  A, 
Lerch  L  S, 
H inch  man  &  Co, 
Peck  John  W, 
Kellogg  Charles  E, 
Weeks  csi.Deau,  . 
Biirnan  W  A, 
Sexton  Bliss, 
Ranson  'J'  W, 
Rov,  e  G  Vv', 
Arnber;^  S:  Hehiier, 
Grandine  cs:  Hmmaii, 
Houon  Bros, 
Jones  &  McNair, 
Aldridge  G  i'c  Co, 
Comai.  Lucien  S, 
Johnson  Lewis, 
Ma>on  ts:  McNeil, 
Scott  6:  JoUev, 
Tavlor  M  C,' 
Walla.^e  W  H  Son, 
Wa.Hhausen  F  V  &  Bro 
Wliitney  C  C, 
Marvin  \\"m, 
Johnson  L  O, 
Morgan  W  B, 
Chanil)ers  E  A, 
Gates  John  C, 
Kidd  H  A, 
Zukowski  J o'-eph  S, 
McCulIough  R  B,  '  Berlin 

Kephart  P  iS:  H,  Berrien  Springs 
Keiter  D  11,  " 
Bi-eiow  C  P, 
Mulberry  T  I)  6c  Co, 
Perry  J  W  Co, 
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Fuller  Taylor, 
Gnuld  E  G, 

McMecken  S'-'hofield, 
Daniels  AH,  Breed.- villc 

Simons  1  &  Co,  Bridgeport  Center 


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Ma-adlin  &  Hebb, 
Field  M  C,  Brighton  I 

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McKenney  \N"m,Broci-;way  Center 
Dresser  vTc  'VVoodvvard,    Brooklyn  ■ 
Hayes  A  L  6;  Son,  Buchanaa 
White  A  F,  "  i 

Woods  O  E,  "  I 

Pratt  A  A,         Burnio's  Corners 
Holcomb  V  C,  "    Burr  Oak  i 

Noe  i'  E  &:  Co,  "  i 

Van  Tiiyl  F  M,  Byron  i 

Welch      L eland,  • '  ! 

Peck  H  B,  Caledonia  Static n  : 

Alien  J  F,  Calumet  i 

-Macdonaid  D  T,  "  ' 

Ervin  Luth^^r, 
Niblack  J  W. 
Palmer  C  6:  A  J, 
Wixson  N, 
Eiiis  Ira, 
Bacon  M  W, 
Graves  J  W, 
V/ashhurn  cs;  Cooper, 
Smith  E  T, 
Acker  W  W, 
Sweet  &  I  hayer, 
Koons  C  E     S  J, 
Weyderneyer  Bros, 
Gaston  A  P, 
Morley  Aloazo  B, 
Cardner  S:  Butler, 
Flayes  Virgil, 
Russell  H  C  ^"c  Co, 
Keech  George  jr, 
Thomas  E  D, 
Brooks  Osro  M, 
Collins  Geo  V, 
McDonald  Homer  S, 
Shuler  Bros, 
Gerow-  Patterson, 
Perrin  T  A, 
Glazier  Armstrong, 
tiregory  M  M , 
Eldred  J  N, 
Niver  VVm  H  jr, 
Diilenbeck  Geo  A, 
Leeson  John, 
Trevidick  Henry, 
Clark  R  N  Co, 
Smith  S:  Bowen, 
Hawkins  &  Co, 
Jebb  6:  C  lie, 
Bugh  iN:  Robinson, 
Clark  Cc  Freese, 
Congleton  Cs:  Co, 
Frost  E  K, 
Reed  Daniel, 
Clark  E  R  CN.  Co, 
Culver  E  ct  Son , 
Dorrauce  AU'ert, 
Wheadon      Son , 
Hanulti.ui  Miller, 
Akev  Wm  B, 
Tucker  A  H, 
Crossette  F  M , 
Haslctt  Gladding, 
Hill  Nicholas, 
Young  O  H  Co, 
Smith  Brns, 
Heigrave>  S, 
Alsilorf  is:  Armstrong, 
Fitch  John  .M, 
Moore     l';;nd , 
Alien  l>  fKSc  E  G, 
Herrick  J  J , 


Cambria  Mills 

Caniden 
Campbell 
Cannonsburg 
Carlisle 
Caro 

(!arro!lton 
Carson  City 

Casnovia 
Cass  City 
Cassopolis 

Cedar  Springs 


Centreville 

Ceresco 
Charlotte 


Cheboygan 
Chelsea 
Chesaning 
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Colon 
Concord 
Constantinc 


Coopersville 
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Sherwood  O  M, 
Iri-h  Luther, 
Irish  Martin  L, 
^Llnnir^g  Jas, 
Jenks  H  B, 
Eolio  E, 

Brown  Frederick, 
Brubaker  H  E, 
Chase  Bros, 
Co'dwell  Eugene  F, 
ComTort  Bros, 
Cro  .vley  John  I , 
Drexel^Mrs  Ma'ry, 
Duerselen  M  iS:  Co, 
Dupont  Wm, 
Fr.-.nk  Henry  A, 
Gilniartin  Peter  P, 
Grinith  J  H  , 
Griffiths  Thos  H, 
Haigh  Henry, 
Harvey  John, 
Herzog  H , 
Flogguer  F  F  W, 
Hudson  C  \\  ard, 
Humburg  Frederick, 
Ince  Richard, 
Inglis  Frank, 
Johnston  Wm, 
Johnston  Wm  6:  Cc, 
Long  Frank  C^, 
Mackimmie  Geo, 
Mackimmie  John  A, 
Moser  Theodore, 
Mueller  J  C, 
PLall  Chas  J, 
Payment,  Bogue  &:  Co, 
Pollack  Samuel, 
Prittie  Os;  Bufitum, 
Purvis  Granville, 
Ronnetield  Theodore, 
Rother  R  x  Co, 
Schererl  C, 
Schuh  Peter, 
5-hroeder  Edward, 
Sickler  B  E, 
Smith  Chas  H, 
Stringer  Geoige  W, 
Suiton  W  P, 
Swift  Henry  F, 
Swift  ^  Plessner, 
Vernor  James, 
Vincent  &  Rose, 
Watson  Samuel, 
\\  heeler  .V  Garfield, 
Whecier  &  Co, 
Wilhelm  Joseph  C, 
Wilson  W  alter  J  , 
Gleason  A  W , 
Howe  E  F, 
Huntington  Asa, 
Sherwood  C  L, 
Hurd  Geo  W, 
Jackson  G  W, 
Cia.  kc  E  K  , 
DaNis  1  W, 
Dunk  A  A, 
Fri/clle  L  has, 
Herley  Miohael  t. 
Melcherv  Henry, 
Schmidt  Paul, 
\V  hitney  i,  t^:  Co, 
Wood  Alir-d  B, 
Rush  ton  I  v'v:  Co. 
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Farmington 
Far-.vell 
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Koyce  C  C,  E>ca!;aba 
Harris  &  Co,  E-sexv:j!e 
Elston  <*v:  MoCarn,  Evart 
Peter  J  T  .:c  Co, 

Varney  J  jr      Co,  ' ' 

Grandy  F. 
Woodman  Eli, 
Wilkinson  W  G, 
Dcivi:=  John  W, 
Dunlyp  Hovey, 
Helr.i  .Mrs  M  A, 
Lee  George  L , 
Wilm-n  (;eor^,'e  W, 
Ferris  J  M  , 
Lobdell  H  \V, 
Turner  Robert, 
Clark  J  B, 
Dallam  Bros, 
Fobe^  is:  Young, 
Masfjn  Co, 
Prescoit  Jackson, 
Riplev  a:  Cameron, 
Will ett  John, 

Coope  A  F  it  Co,  Fiu<hir.g 

Turner  Brun?on,  " 

Baldwin  L  W",  Fowler 

Schraft  J  F, 

Wiilard  H  V,-  cc  Co, 

Brown  J  A,  Fowlervi'ie 

Spencer  ^'c  Bro,  ' ' 

Collins  Joliii  B,  Frankfort 

Johnson  H  B  &  Co, 

Odell  ^  Ma.nley,  Fremont  Center 

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Bu^h  Christopher  C, 

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Ledeboer  Barnardus, 
Van  Piitten  W'n, 
Walsh  Uthtr, 
Church  H  M,  Holly 
Johnson  C  W  v<:  Co,  " 
Mit.-.hel!  J  G,  " 
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Flenderson  Edward, 
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Lane  V,'  D, 
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Ridley  James, 
Salsburg  D  E, 
Gale  Saw  in, 


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Hammond  E  S,         Grand  Ledge 
Johnson  Truman,  *' 
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Schumaker     Tinkham,  " 
Bailey  is:  Fairfi-ld,  Gi^nd  Rapids 
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Boynton  Agnes  T,  " 
Eckerniann  Alexander,  " 
Escott  Edward  V,,  ■' ' 

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McMuilcn  A  K, 
Mills  Cn.  Laccy, 
Nichols  G  W,' 
Piepenbrink  is:  Son, 
Butnam  L  L)  Co, 
Shook  Thum, 
Smith  Elgin  C  vie  Co, 
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,Van  Rrevclen  Wilmot, 
\Wilson  Benjamin, 
Wilson  iS:  Harvey, 
Wyafjd  Bros,  ' ' 

Wyllo  vS.  Lvon, 

We>t"n  vSc  flyste,  '  Grandville 
Dwclle  Lemuel,  Grass  Lake 

Walker  v^'v;  Son, 
Ford  A  B, 
Avery  J, 
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Gallagher  vSt  Co, 

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Wheeler  C  F  O'.  H, 

Br-ardsnllvNi  Plvmuton, 

Hal!  EG  iS:  son , 

Ma.xson  M  M  -x  Co, 

Montgomery  C\:  Pease, 

Simpson  Joseph  G, 

Alien  I  F  ^n:  Co, 

Miuard  J  D, 

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1  -McMullen  G  H  &  Co, 
I  Tavlor  Cutler, 
I  I}e'w  C  P, 
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j  Ropes  J  ^c  Co, 
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M  'liLind  j  ainc  ^  M , 

Martin  ^c  Boylan, 

Mcseroll  Daniel  C, 

Teetzel  is:  Moore, 

Waldron  Z  V\'  iV  Co, 

Willii.ms  X  H  .V  Co, 

Week-  E  J  .n:  Co, 

Wood  Wm  H, 

Chaddf>ck  Gilbert, 

Howard  Fred  W , 

\  arnum  R  S, 

Babi  ock  1  J . 

Clapham  McDonalds, 

Colnian  Francis, 

D"Arc;^mbaI  C  S, 

Fenton  Enos, 

Krymcr  N\  esley, 

Robcrls  cs:  Hiilhouse, 

Selkirk      Hodges,  Kalkaska 

Duan  W  E  vN;  Son,  Kawkawlin 

Rowley  i»D,        Kelly's  Corners 

Millspaiigh  G  D,  Laingsburgh 

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Barrows  J  F, 
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Smith  6c  Co, 
Barton  W  W, 
Spalisburg  &  Bro, 
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Manlv  cc  Warren 
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Brown  Chas  Cs:  Co, 
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White  J  E  vV  Co, 
Belcher  W  E, 
Ifunt  Hunter, 
West  J  C, 
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Hey>ctt  Wm, 
If.'iinson  F, 
Short-,  P  P, 
Sjuthworth  L  T, 
Tatman  J  C, 
Hutchinson  Barzi'ia 
Kelly  Son, 
L>avves  Co, 
Lynch  Ja.-,  A , 
Carlton  D  6v;  Co, 
Jiiell  Neilse, 
Kin-!ev  [olin, 
Short  \\  'E  x  Co, 
Wili.Trd  cs:  Hall, 
To  wer  O, 
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Carbine  H, 
Russell  Bios, 
Backus  Mrs  J  W, 
Clou^h  Ansel  B, 
Ward  W  H, 
Wcver  C,co, 
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Tracy  J  B, 
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Whitman  L  £,  Merominee 
Camp  j  O  &  Co,  MichigAnirr.e 
Haalun      Kcclcr,  Miduiavi.le 
Kesler  J  B,  " 
Parkhurst  i's:  Freeman,  " 
Anderson  Kros,  Midland  City 

Andrews  N  J  ^S:  Co, 
Hind^  Bros,  '< 
McLanahan  W  W,  Milan 
Hewitc  John  S,  Miiforci 
Kingsbur}-  Dr  C  L,  " 
Morrison  i  )aiiiel,  iliiford 
Dorsuh  iS;  Weiss,  3Ionroe 
l.ictlefield  Bentley, 
Sacketc  b  >\ ,  " 
S:oddard  C  ii, 

Malcolm  J  A  Montague 
Ripley  L  G,  *' 
Beach  Alien,  Moreaci 
Cole  H  S  &  Co. 

H  a  r  r  i  -  Geo  r  g  e ,  M  o  <  : w 

Sco'/ille  ii  i'roucher,  >iu'.:viiie 
BabcGck  Henry  W,  ^^t  Clemens 
RardweK  Golden,  M:  Morr's 
Carr  cc  Grangfjr,  Mt  Pieasan: 
Long  J  W  o'c  Co,  •  • 

Scone      Strachn  ,  Muir 
Bruudage  C  L  .S:  Son,  Muskegon 
^torri^on  Walter  B  Co, 
Sibley  W.itson  A, 
VVagener  Samuel  H, 
Hoilistcr  R  K,  Napoleon 
Boise  Bros,  Nashsiile 
Haiberc  <x  Co,  '  ♦ 

Kirk^vood  Bios,  Negaun-e 
Taylor  v'<:  Cochrane, 
Raider  John  F  A,  Newaygo 
Soper  L.)  tnicl  L,  ' '  . 

Beecher  M  \V,  New  Baltimore 
Blaklev  T  L,  NeAOur"'^ 
Bytes  John  C,  New  Haven 

Fuller  James  L,  '  • 

Finley  J:K  5-  S  M  Niies 
Larimore  ijc  Dean,  '• 
Stev  ens      Belknap,  ' 
Fuller  F      Co,         North  Adams 
Morehouse  G  C ,  " 
Benoe  Geo  W,         North  Branch 
MctJurdy  W  J, 

(  rale  Jonn  L  Cv:  Co,  Northvilie 
R  andotphCsi  Ambler, 
Stevens  C  R  &  Co,  ' ' 

Cleveland  Henry  \V,  Nunica 
Brown  J  J,  Oke:iio5 
Meads  M  L,  Olivet 
Godding  &  Aldrich,  Onondaga 
Terry  J  S,  Orang-eville  Mills 

Price  O  J  Co,  Orion 
Wilders  A  J.  OrtouviUe 
Kimball,  W  FI,  0.-,eo 
Wilder  John,  Ottawa  Like 

Swayze  E,  Otisviile 
Foster  A  R ,  Otsego 
(.rrant  Os.  I/Otsford,  ' ' 

Steadimn   C  W,  " 
Bee  be  C,  Qvid 
Beebe  (rcorije  C,  " 
King  S  C,  *' 
Hill  Charie-  P,  Owosso 
Laubengayer  John  F",  " 
Osborn  brothers,  ** 
Parkill  ClKirlos  P,  '  • 

I'  -U  D  \V,  Oxford 
Phelps  M  !■), 

Whil.-inarsh  S  I',  i'a'niyra 
Hall)eri  A  K.  Palo 
Pew      Epiey ,  ' ' 

I'.rownsun  M  S.  Paradise 
Miller  Mark,  Parnui 


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Brown  C  W  ct  Co,  Pent-v^ater 

Herrington  &  Neilsen,  " 

Page     Jcs^on,  ' ' 

Brooks  Wn,  Petersburgh 

Gunsolus  it  Bros,  " 

Corhn  J  S,  Pewamo 

CoiTnian  Joseph  3,  ' ' 

-Sackett  J  W.  Prairieville 

Ri.-heic-ndO  H,  Pierson 

Frost  E  K  >.v  Son,  Piue  Ran 
Bailey      Lilhbndge,       Plain  well 

CrisT.eJc   n,  " 

Gale  John  L,  Plymouth 
Root  R  L, 

Welis  C  F,  Pokagon 
Colweli  Justin  B,  Pontiac 
Deaa  i  Ho'-  ey , 
Lina^iury  Henry  M, 
North  A  G, 
Vv  ells  &  Co,  ' ' 
Brewer  O  D,  Porter- 
Clark  ,n:  Rirckmaier,  Port  Huron 
Nims  Edward  L,  " 
Northrop  M,  " 
Parker  G--or;re  J, 
TibbaU  E  P  Co, 
Waste!!  Wra,  '  ' 
pilieyj,  Portland 
Ross  CSC  Ewing,  ' ' 
Coppernall  S  i  Son,  Port  Sanilac 
Bennett  Cnarlo  W,  Quiney 
Lo>.  eland  Mcphen  H,  '' 
Shtjlden  F'.arhour  N, 
Tarn  r  Ralph  D  M, 
Hull  ^:  Ackerman,  Ravenna 
Cunningham  James,  Reading 
Dodge      Doty,  ' ' 
Alier^  j  F,  Red  Jacket 
McDonald  D  T, 

Lonsbury  P  M,  Reed  City 

WiLon  C  >,  Reese 

J^.sperson  Gustave,  Pvcpublic 

Knight  L  C,  Riga 

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Loiigwcll  G  W  &  Co, 
Tyler  C»  W  »\  Co, 


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Parrish  Charles  C, 
Hudson  Mrs  J  K, 
tMakeley  C  E, 
KutCs  Frank, 
Durand  ^  Mus-^ej-, 
}i  ollan-i      Rcade  , 
t  ay  C  E,  R  oyal  Oak 

Mayer  Frank  W,  Sa§ina\v  City 
Moll  Wm,  _       "  " 

Penoyerci:  St  John,  " 
Ringler  Eugene,  '  ' 

S.Tii'.h  Jay,  • ' 

Case  H  ,  St  Charles 

Case  R  S,  " 
Hamilton  H  ,  " 
Brown  J  T     Co,  St  Clair 

Ward  George  J  ,  " 
B;ggJ  M,  Si  John's 

Hicks  W  L  v\:  Co,  '« 
Hunt  Al.^n/o  O,  " 
Crane  F.  D,  St  Joseph 

Paln  er  Edward  C,  ' ' 

Scoit  is:  Co,  ♦  • 

Fiero  W  E.  St  Louis 

Nichols  Cjeorge, 
RonneU  Bros, 
Sams  in  C  K ,  " 
Hallock  Dayiun  S,  Saline 
Mason  Nial ,  ' « 

StruSle  J  J  vV  S'Mi,  Salt  River 
Bliss  FA,  S  tnd"  Lake 

Cov\  in  J  S,  " 
KirhanN.v  v  u-hing,  Sarana.' 
Spencer  E  ."v  F  H  ,  •  • 

EriM^n  C  A,  Saugatuck 
Williams  W,  Sault  Stc  .\I  »in 

lames  (irt^  R,  Schoolcraft 
Militr  I*  D  .v  Co. 

Mvillerwciss  Geo.  Scbewain^ 
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Kerns  W, 
1-unu  c'c  Chaffee, 
Cures  J  N  , 
Gibbs  R, 
Hoppough  Geo, 
Clark  Means, 
Lyle  M, 
Selkirk  James, 
Calkins  S, 
Dunlap  T, 
See  vie  A  B  .jc  Bros,  Soutn  Wright 
Wheeler  BE,  " 
Emmons  iV  Raymond, 

Sparta  Center 
Everett  Bros,  ' ' 

Hummer  W  B,  Spring  Lake 

Perham  Loren  O,  Spring  Lake 
Harris  George  E,  Springport 
Reynolds  Hawlcy,  Stanton 
Percell  J  N,  Stevensville 
Church  Henry  S,  Sturgis 
Charch  &:  Hibbard,  " 
Thornton  Antheny,  " 
Pyle  D  B,  Sumner 
Bogue  &  Knapp,  Sunfield 
King  John  L,  Tawas  Citv 

Fisher  v'c  Baker,  Tecumseh 
Patierson  James, 
Waldo  Doty, 
Wright  M  Son, 
HyJe  R  H,  Tekonsha 
Main  f  f , 

Chur'hell  O,  Three  Oaks 

JcfTries  L, 

Hall  Henry  Co,  Three  Rivers 
Leidy  x  Coroyn,  ' ' 

Reed  lie  Cushman,  " 
Snyder  6:  Lin?ley,  " 
Hubbe'l  L  W     Co,  Traverse  City 
Miller  E  E, 

Minnie  .:s:  Stevens,  '* 
Duerselen  Hugo  H,  Trenton 
Benedict  Alanson,       Union  City 
Ewers  H  F      C  E. 
Spencer  J  Cv.  Son,  '* 
Andrii-  W  W  cs:  Son,  L*Mca 
Johnson  John,  Vandaiia 
"Losee  D  M  ^:  Bro, 
B'allard  Edwin  A,  Vassar 
Johnson  fames,  " 
Wilder  E'J,  " 
Dunlap  I,  A,  Vermontville 
Cooper  G  H,  Vernoa 
G utting  Anthony,  " 
KipderJM,      '  Vicksburg 
Long  John ,  '  * 

Brownson  Richard,  Waterford 
Turner  iK:  Chappie,  Wavtand 
Morrison  Ihoma^,  Wayne 
Davis  John,  Wcnona 
Vcdder  Wm  W,  •  • 

Hislop  John,  West  Mill 

Dellenbaugh  C  C,  WestphalLx 
Scott  Fred  E,  W  cstville 

Wood  vN:  S'Mv,  •  • 

Mizner  Zerah,  WhitehaU 
Rugglc.  EM, 

Austin  N  O,  White  Pigeo« 

Crown  George  C, 

Cooper  N(.«ndigo, 

Turnc-  C,  Williani^ton 

WclU  .-^  Harrison, 

Harrison  I  H,  Worth 

Warren  \V  m  N' .  •  • 

Bennett  \  S.  Wyandotte 

ThoniaN  C  W  .  ♦  • 

WcM>  K  I  .  «• 

Champion  CR.  Ypsilantt 

l  o»»er  Charles  E. 

Lincoln  \  (iran^er.  •* 

Sam-'O  F.ra*lu», 

SmiiS  Frank,  •* 

Van  Tuj  i  Henry.  •* 


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Carey  W  S, 

De  F'oe  Jarncs  V,  " 
Eaton  J  A  &  Co,  ' ' 

Metcairira  A  0'.:  Co, 
Seelye  G  H,  ' ' 

Hidv/ell  \V  H,  Albion 
Bidv/ell  &  VVheelock, 
FJunday  George  F,  . 
P'ox  Win  D, 
(ioodcuow  D  H , 
Dou^^htv      l!ro,  Alembic 
Graves  H,    '  " 
Harris  Wrn, 

Ne!?0(i  Douglas,  " 
Stevenson  A  L,  ' ' 

S  warts  T,  " 
Fante>  Henry,  Algonac 
Hail,  Rudd  oi:  Co,  Allegan 
Nathanson  Sc  Co,  '' 
Sherwood,  Gri'^wold  &  Co,  " 
NVarren  Horace,  Alley  ton 

Inmaa  Wni  H,  Alnia 
Davis  G  II  &  Co,  Alpena 
Malsh  E, 
Rodman  D, 
Rosenthal  S:  Co,  " 
Uach  &  Abel,  Ann  Arbor 

Fantle  Charles, 
Mack  ;l  Schniid, 
Maynard  J  \V, 
Mill  en  C  H  &  Sf>n,  " 
Wines  6c  Worden,  " 
Davis  &  Edmunds,  Bangor 
Au.>tinis;  Hotfrnaster, Battle  Creek 
Decker  A. shley,  " 
Galloup,  Holiister  &  Co,  " 
Hinman  B  K  &  IL  T, 
Jacobs  J  M  L, 
Skmer  T  R      Co,  " 
Stebbins  &  C^oon, 
Wakelee  Vail, 
Altniark  ^l:  Eibin.2:er,       Bay  City 
Bancroft  K  A  cv:  Co, 
Canipan  F  X, 
Cooke  iv:  Co, 

Ehrlich  L,  " 
Hawley  C  R  Co, 
Cookstan  J  R,  Bedford 
Nichols  OA,  " 
Evans,  Avery  &  Co,  Bellevue 
Ford  K  A,  " 
Hughes  R  B., 
Stephens  iS:  Harwood, 
Crowell  A  H,        Benton  Harbor 
Hipp  E  M  &  Co, 
Hntchinson  Charles,  " 
Pitcher  H  L  .Sc  Cu,  "  ' 

Dntton  James  B,  Big  Rapids 

Bhclps  os:  Barker,  ' ' 

Stearns  D  E.  " 
Lowes  1  >^  M,  Birniin^liani 
Jiliss  W  \V  Son,  BlisstielJ 
Kurt<;  W  H  Co,  " 
Thomns  Abner  U,  Bowne 
(.'a^e.  |)onlev  .Sc  Co,  Brighton 
McPhcrson  E  G  v.v  C,  ' '  • 

Wilkie  J  B. 

Simons  I  X;  Co,  Brid^rporl  Center 
Chcis  i<c  Greg;^,  Bro\vn>villc 
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Adanis  Benedict,  Cedar  Sprinj^s 
Eaughman  A  D  Co,  Charlotte 
Cooper  Mart,  ' ' 

Foster  Charles, 
Haslctt  J  M      W  A, 
H igb J-  i"t  Hudson, 
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Anderson  T  W, 
Howeil  W  F  Co, 
Clark  Freeze, 
Cclton  A  B,  " 
Dickinson-,  Webb  &  Co,Coid\vater 
Rodman  Bros,  ' ' 

Shively  J  W, 
Spauldirig  Chas, 
V.in  Ness  C, 

Woodward,  Barber  Co,  ! 
Wood  ward  ^  Branch,  "  i 

Wiseman  Benedict,  Corunna  ! 

Morris  Samuel ,          Cross  Village  ' 
Chad  wick  E  E  ijc  F  N,  Decatur 
Hathawav  AS,  "  \ 

Russell  F  G,  '■ 
Flood  Andrew,  Deerfield 
Berger,  F'rank,  Detroit 
Brennau  FJros,  ' ' 

Bruce  James,  ' ' 

Bullion  Adam,  " 
Cain  John,  "  i 

Deinzer  F, 
Dudgeon  J  A  &:  Co, 
Fleshman  Myer, 
Freed  man  S  Co, 
Greening  H  ^  Co, 
Goodman  B, 
Gunn  C  K, 
Hanlcy  Bros, 
Henderson  Wm, 
Holthoefer  C  I , 
niick  S  F  , 
Kirchner  A, 

Kirchner  Sebastian,  "  j 

Knoll  Sam-j  L,  "  ' 

Kueh.ler  Chas  E,  "  ! 

Krolik  Adolph  .S:  Co, 
Kuskowsky  Ignatz  F , 
Levy  W, 

Linn  Stanbery, 
Lippert  Peter, 
Locke  C  H, 
Lowrie  James  Sons, 
Matiies  Joseph, 
Mayer  Nlrs  C, 
Monchamp  Mrs  Jerome, 
Nail  Jas  jr  ic  Co, 
Ne\\i:omb,  Endicott  ^  Co, 
Peck  Geo  i.'s;  Co , 

Recg  Leonard,  '*  I 

Ri<:c  Mrs  John, 
R.ith.M, 
R>  an  Dennis  T, 
Sirnon  S  Co, 
Smitl\  L  A  ^  Co, 
Spears  Wm, 
Spreng  Mr^  Frances, 
'1  raver  (ieo  M  , 
Weinman  Sanmei , 
VV'ciss  S  *c  \\)0, 

W  hite  Mr^  fane  B,  " 
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Alley  L  D.  lV.\ter 
Dewey,  Dcfendorf  61:  Lyie, 

Do\v.\>{iiic 

Dickson  A  M, 
Green  E  C.>. 
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Baric  Wni,  East  Sa>;in*w 

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F'isK  ^.r  Rogers, 
Flowry  J  U  , 
Livingston  T  K, 
Penfield  E  'P, 

Penney  A  K  i  Son,  '  • 

Phillips  .'t  Goldstone, 
Rositchek  H,  Eaton  Rapids 

Leonard  I'hilip,  ' ' 

Roath  Bros,  ' ' 

Adler  S,  Escanaba 
Burns  J  A, 
Epstine  I  ol:  Co, 
Fleller  Schren, 
Myers  E, 

Beach  O'Hare.  Fenton 
Cornwall  Brcs,  ' ' 

Patterson  Zera,  " 
Scranton  W  C,  " 
LyonDBccCo,  Flint 
Morrison  Mrs  C,  " 
Smith,  Bridgeman  ^  Co  " 
U'alker      Hal>ey,  '* 
I  Sch  roder  John  ,  Galcbburgh 
Sheldon       C      Co,  Grand  Flaven 
Beaudry  i  SatTorri, 
Earle  Bros  vn:  Hughes, 

Grand  Rapids 
Foster  Bros,  ' ' 

Ffeym^n  Sarah,  ' ' 

Jackson  Samuel  T,  " 
Kellogg  D wight  C, 
Kramer  Wm, 
McConnell  W  m  H  , 
Martin  Lewis, 
Roberts  A  i\:  Son, 
Rodman  Bros, 
SchramS:  MoerJjk, 
Spring  fc  Avery,  ' ' 

Voigt,  Herpolbheimer  & 
Co. 

Wilkes      Smith,  " 
Wolf  lacob,  •* 
Wurzburg  Fred  W,  " 
Clark  Bros,  Greenville 
Cohen  A,  • ' 

Glicnian  cs:  Jacobson, 
Neumann  M  Cv:  Co,  Han  -  -"ck 

Barber  Bailey,  Hastings 
Goodyear  J  S  Cv  Co,  '  ♦ 

Grant  R  J  ^  •  • 

I.,r>omis  \\  vV  Son,  " 
Mndgc  R,  «' 
Rus-ell  Julius,  " 
Spaulding  on.  •  • 

Bigelow  A  r,  Hcsperia 
Cadwalladcr  Jan\es  .M, 

Hickorv  Corner^* 

Elliott  K.lwin  C, 

Childs  W  B  Co.  HillsJale 
NLmin  J.imcs  M ,  •  • 

Rn^scirW  m,  •  • 

Sniith  Jos'*pli ,  • ' 

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Crosman  2  F, 
McPfierson  5:  Sons,-  - 
Mills  H  H, 
lioibrook  F  A  5:  Co,  Hubbardston 
Ellsvvortii  A  S,  Hudson 
Hil!  J  M, 

PaUerson  David  H, 
Gundium  Godfrey,  Ionia 
Preston      -Merriam,  ' ' 

Wright  A  S,  " 
Heiaemaii  H  S,  Ishpeming- 
Canip,  Morriil  i  Camp,  Jackson 
Jieonett  Wm  M, 
Field  Leonard  H' 
Russell  i"^  Shearer, 
W'iUon  Wm  il, 
Younglovc  &:  Harrington,      "  " 
Sibbpid,  Spaulding  &  Co, 

Jonesville 

Bishop  H  &  Son,  Kalamazoo 

Clark  Wm  B  &Son, 

Colt  Geo  &  Co, 

Israel  M  &  Co, 

KIdde r  6c  Bruen, 

Phillips  Frank, 

Roos  E  J  6c  Co, 

Foster  K  L,  Kalkaska 

Kt.rin?.y  L  J,  Lain;i-sburgii 

if'-^^er,  Lake  Linden 

Carmt-r  Bros,  Lansing 

Cowles  F  M , 

Ingersoil  Harley, 

^^ead  K  Co, 

Robson  R  S,  " 
Simons  P.  F,  '  < 

Piill  Mark-s  Lapeer 
Chad  wick  E  E  T  A,  Lav.-rence 
i)evendorf  Blain,  Lowell 
Parker  &  Weatherwax,  '  ' 

Mack&  Schniid,  Manchester 
Kahn  Morris,  Manistee 
K  a  hi  n      N  e  sv  m  a  n ,  '  • 

St  antes  Adolph,  ' « 

Collini'C  G,  Marcuette 
Jackson  H  W, 

Cook  J  W,  Marshall 
Cromu  Jererniahjr, 
Dibble  C  P  Cs:  Son, 
Hempstead  H  M  P, 
Lester  Zachius  M, 
Martin  James, 
Martin  Wm  &  Co, 
Perrett  Phelps, 
Phelps      M  urph  y ,  -  " 

Bunt-ell  cs:  Tanner,  Mason 
Halsttd  D  W, 

Harter  Geo,  Menominee 
Harvath  G,  " 
Silverfricnd  M,  '< 
Mahany  A  M  A,       Midland  City 
Chapcil  W  R  is:  H  C,  Mllford 
Shejiard  Porter  A,  '' 
Armaaye  J      Co,  Monroe 
Huikky  J  M, 
Godfrey  I  L  C  &  Co, 
Little  L  R, 

Loraiiger  X:  Vanderheyden ,  " 
Morris  G ,  • ' 

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Acker  Geo  cl;  Sons,  Mi'rrnci 
1.)  ';nahi<<;      Riordan,  Muskegon 
Goldman  ^:  Weinberg, 
Smith  .K:  IMatt,  • ' 

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E\}»ro'^s  Airoiits. 

Schellhr.us  L  W  'Xm;,  Ada 
Lack  W  W  a'  S',  Adrian 
Siiiith  ,  B  F  jr  (Hok'-s),  Alabaster 
Lewis  C  W  f  Ani  l,  Alaska 
Fox  Wm  L>  (Am,,  Albion 
Hayi;e>  E  R  ( Am  and  AlcCIure's  t, 

Alcona 

Tones  D  C  OlcClurc's),  Al-onac 
"Dunning  H  P  lU  S;.  Allegan 
Winch escer  C  H  <\j  S),  Alien 
Hav  John  W  (  Am),  Alleyton 
Yerington  A  'Am)  Aima 
Johnson  W  H  (  Holt's  i,  Alpena 
Hills  A  H  'Ami,  Alpine 
Meddler  —  1  Am),  Alton 
Ames  Albert  W  i  Am),  Ann  Arbor 
Habied  D  S  (Am),  Arbeia 
SiMey  E  F(St  C  &  C  R  R), 

Armada 

V.ncent  S  N  (Am),  Asa 
llattison  E  V  ("Am),  Atlas 
Wray\\'rn(Am/  Attica 
Cock  J  L  Am),  Ai:gusta 
Reed  ;:c<jrreen'i  (Holt's),  An  Sable 
Horton  D  (Am,,  Austin 
Covert  J  E  '  Am),  Averi'is 
Love  Thomas  '  A m ),  A\-ery 
Irwin  Septimus  'Jirown'si, 

Bad  Axe 

Miller  J  S  (Am),  F^ailey 
American,  Bald\',-in  City 

Foreman  A  A  {Am;,  Bangor 
Foreman  A  A  (Am),  Bankers 
Smith  Thoin.ts  (Am),  Bath 
Champion  H  J  lAm.!,  Battle  Creek 
Kel-sey  Wm  a' (Am),  Bay  City 
Bateman  £  (Am),  Beech 
Cromwell  S  J  f'Am),  Beiding 
Boug-hton  E  (Ami,  Beilevue 
Driiry  Wm  R(Am),  Bennini'ton 
Enos  &  Teetzel  (Am), 

Benton  Harbor 
Fisk  M  V  (Am),  Berlin 
Nichols  >'n:  Graham,  (Am), 

Brrien  Springs 
Crawford  Geo  W,  (U  S), 

Big  Rapids 
RaperJohn.M  (Araj,  " 
Coh.n  H  J,  fAmi,         Birch  Run 
Bigelow  J  Allen  (Am), 

Birmingham 
Rogers  Wm  F  (Am),  B  issfieid 
White  Robert  I  U  Sj,  " 
RootBI(Am),  Bloomingdalc 
Nash  E  D  (A  m) ,  Bravo 
Daniels  A  (S  V  &;  St  L), 

Ercckenri'b^e 
Enos  A  B  (Am),  [Jrecdssiilc 
Chambers  John  (Am), 

Bridgeport  Center 
Brid^man 
Brig!\  ton 


Heed  B  (Am), 
Lawson  E  M  (Am), 
Kennedy  I'hos  (An^),  Brotkway 
Kean  Lcet  (U  S),  Bronson 
Dres'-.er  Jamev  (Am),  Brooklyn 
hite  A  F  (Am),  Bn.  h.uKin 

Edmonds  M  H  (Am),  Burlington 
Holcomh  V  C  (  LT.S/,  B.nrr  Oak 
Jaques  Milton  (Am), 

Byron  Center 

Seiblcr,  J  A  (Am), 

Caledonia  Sta'ion 
Bresscr  Jas  H  (Am),  Caml>ridgc 
Wekh  Hope,  lU  S  i,  C'.uiand.uijvia 
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Fuller  C  ^\  ■'.  Am) ,  Capac 
Baker  Amos  D  '  Am),  Carl/ion 
V.ashburu  ^:  Cooper  ^private  to 
Vassar  j,  Caro 
Squicr  M  L;  Am;,  Casnovia 
Sherman- I  V  (Anri.  Cassouoii? 
William  Egbert  U'S), 

Cedar  Springs 
KeechGeojr  (Amj,  Centerviile 
Raven  C  H'Am,,  Ceresco' 
Taylor  Hugh  R  'Am),  Champion 
Leiler  F  E  Am',  Chariotce 
FarrChas  ^^'  ■McClure's,, 

Chebojgan 

Hatch  Wm  F  (Am;,  Chelsea 
Niver  Wm  HjrGAmi,  Che^aning 
^\■i!kinson  J  ACAm),'  Chickaming 
Hi.vson  J  A  (Am:,  Clam  Lake 
Spring  E  J  '  Am ; 
Elwood  B  F  <' Ain<, 
Tienedict  J  C  G  S), 
Davis  John  M  U  S) 
Halsted  D  S  (Am;., 
Roscce  Bros  •,  Am; 
A  n  drew  J  S  1  Am  ' 
-Mockridge  R  F  '  U  5 
Lyons  V.'m  (  Am  i 


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Clare 
Ciarkston 
Clayton 
Clinton 
Cho 
Clyde 
Cohoctah 
Cold  water 
Coiernan 
Coloma 
Colon 


G-,Iien 
Gobi  eviiie 
^ioo  jrich 
G'd  Pilanc 


Whitcomb  Chas  B  (Am;, 
Clement  Bros  ;A.m', 
Huneywell  O  F  (A:m), 

Columbiaville 
Hutchisson  G  S  (  Am),  Concord 
Peirce  C  L  ■  Ann,  Coopersvilie 
Cowden  Henry 'Am),  Coral 
>LDore  EC 'Ami,  Corunna 
Horton  Darwin  B  'Am), 

I>avisburgh 

Dayton  W  Fl  Am), 

Davison  Station 


r>ay  ton 
i'earborn 
Decatur 
Deerficld 
Deerfieid 
Denton 
Detroit 


Dowagiac 


Cuthbert  D  'J"  (Am), 
Howe  E  LKAm), 
Roberts  L  D  (  Am"', 
I!alley  Creo  V  (U  S)j 
McLaug'nlin  G  (  Am 
Wendell  A  C  (Am), 
Fargo  T  B  Ami. 
Cone  F  H  (U  S; , 
Sawyer  L  ,'Canadian),  " 
Pott'ee  G  -M  .local)  ,, 
Bortlesant  G  W  (U  S),Devereaux 
Tyler  E  B  (Am),       '  L^cxtcr 
Flynn  J  JsUSi,  Diamondale 
Barris  R  J  ^Amj,  Dorr 
Adams  T  W  (Am), 
Van  Cam  pen  Juo  (Am), 

Dravton  Plains 
McBride  L  M  (  Am),  '  ])undee 
(."onnell  .M  (U  S),  DunninErvillc 
HlllLW^An^;;  '  Eagle 
Tisdrle  L  W  (Am),  E  Saginaw 
Wicks  J  L  (  Holt's  vS:  Am), 

E  Tawas 

Blake  S:  York  (U  S), 

Eaton  Rapids 
Stirling  W  F  (  Am'),  ' ' 

Rutty  Milton.  Am,,  Eden 
Bngbee  E  F  i  Am  1.  Ed wardsburch 
Mcpherson  J  H(Am»,  Elva 
Kennedy  Thomas  (Am),  F.mmett 
Kent  Alex  M  (Am),  Kscan:iba 
Ardis  Mark  (  Am),  F.vart 
Si  holield  S  A  'Am),  Evctrr 
Carpenter  W  A  'Am),  Far  well 
M  iddle"«vv  orth  A(Ai\i),  Kenton 
SilSer  W  F  Ann,  Fcnvillc 
Hassctt  H  M  \An»),  I  cnwj.jk'.s 
Bil/.  AiAm',  Kcrrysbiirir 
Cushman  T(Am<,  Flat  Rock 

O'Dononghuc  WfAnii,  I'luu 
Reynold.,  A  J  1  If  S  .  Klowerricid 
Tcnn.iat  John  1  LS  ,  ForesiviUc 
Kasod  lonn  F  >,  McC  Co), 

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DETROIT,  MICH. 

A  ful!  and  complete  as- 
sortment  the  entire  season. 

ShraftJ  F(Affi;,  Fowler 
Ellsworth  J  C  'Am),  Fowiervilje 
Cooper  E  L  '^Am  ;,  Francisccviik 
?»IcNutt  Cr  1  Am),  Fremont  Center 
Hawkins  E  CAm.),  Fulton 
Runvan  G  B  (Am.,  Gaines  Station 
Labbitt  Henry  (Am),  Ga!e-,burg 
Biakesiee  I  A  (Am  ;,  "  " 

Goble  H  E'' Ami  ' 
Campi>eii  D  W  (Am  ., 
Harrinjton  D  B  (Am., 
Liiley  Henry  (Am), Grand  Haven 
Vanderveen  J  (US)  " 
Harriss  J  D  Am  ,    G'd  Junction 
Angeh  Crawford 'Am:,  G'd  Rapids 
Bradley  W  F  ;  U  S;  " 
Powell  O  F  'Am),  GrandviUe 
Fargo  E  H  (Am  , 
Conklin  Vv'm  '  H  E  G 
Perrine  1  M  ■  Am  - 
Sparrow  G  (U  Si, 
Porter  Wm  H  (Am  >, 
Dean  W  J  G  (Am», 
Coiweil  L  .\, 
Davison  6c  Son , 
Ch:-.p.cll  A  R  ;  Ami, 
Roberts  J  P;Am), 
Bryant  E  W  1  Am  \ 
Townsend  M  L  ( An\ 
Babcock  N  B  (Am) 

Highland  Station 
Farnam  H  Ti  U  Si, 
Van  Evra  N  C  *Ara), 
Brevman  Otto  (Am), 
Pnlver  A  B  (Am) 
Gray  A  C  (Am), 
Murray-  C  J  ( AnO, 
Pratt  vS:  Davis  (U  S), 
Taylor  R  L  ( .Vm  >, Hopkins  Station 
Eddy  H  M  (Am  ,  Horton 
American  Evpress  Co,  Houghton 
nix.m  Wm  .M  (U  S  Am), 

Howard  City 
Andrews  S  (Am),  Howell 
Hait  C  E  (Am),  Hnbbardtowa 
Putnam  C  H  (U  S)  Hud-on 
Hudson  H  .V  (Am),  Hudsonville 
McCrec  M  B  (.\mi 
Oetgcn^  J  I  (U  Si, 
CruNon  N  K  (Am),  ........ 

Wightman  Hiram  [Am),  Inkster 
Good  ri  ch  G  S  (  Am) ,  Ionia 
Fcise  K  .\t,  Irvi„cion 
Becbe  James  t  (Am),  Jackson 
I'.rown  \\  m  (  U  S;,  « ' 

Jcni,on  F.\(Am),  lenisonville 
Alley  Ch.is  (  Am  .        '  Jerome 
Van  A€ss     1  urner  (  Am), 
....  ,  ^  J<>nesviJJt 

«  isncr  .V  Ranson  f  L  S" , 

T'crry  O      ;  U  S  .  kA!am..coo 

!or  J  as  W  v  Am),  « ' 

Farrcll  D  F  (Am),  K.nvkVawiin 
Kawlcy  D  D  (Am), 

.  KeMy">  Cornors 

M..:iory  P  R  (Am),  K.t>V,!1 
C  romuell  S  J  (^.\n\>.  KiJdvillc 
Fr.-^in  Bros     Co  (Am), 


Grass  Lake 
Green bush 
Grosse  Isle 
Grosvenor 
Hammond 
Hanover 
Har  risvilie 

Hart 
Hastings 
Hemlock  City 
Herscy 


Hillsdale 


Holland 
Holt 
Helton 
Homer 
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Humboldt 
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Imiay 


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Express  Agojits. 
( Con  tin  ued.  ( 
Wade  &  Peuys  (Collar i, 

.        -  ,  .  -  Lakeport 

VVilKinsDn  J  A  lAm),      Lake  Side 
Withey  J  J  :  Am), 
Krusiu-  N  J  ( All! 
Scott  John  A  (Am;, 
iJeamer  Alfred  (Am), 
Peck  E  H  ,'  U  S;,  ' 
Vincent  S  X  ■Am), 
tSurhants  Henry  ',Aru), 
Gardner  H  P  (Am), 
Bevaus  Jas  E  S), 
Covert  A  R  L  '  Am 
fJergess  Jas  A, 
Brown  Chas  ' Ami, 
^yhite  J  E  &:  Co 
Lowe  D  M  (Am., 
Beicher  "W  E  •  Am  > 
Medler  \V  J  CAm^,' 
Loomis  J  U'  (Am  . 
Searinj  Henrv  'Am, 
nion  ,. 

Perkins  Alanson  (Am), 

Tvlanchest 


Lakeview 
La  Motte 
L'Anie 
Lan.sing 

Lapeer 
La  wton 
L'^onie 
La  Roy 
Leslie 
exington 
Linden 
Litchfield 
Locke 
Loom  is 
Lowell 
Ludin^ton 
L}ons 
Mackinaw- 


Pitt-,  ford 
Plainsveil 
Pontile 


I 


an  ton 


^Ll^cei!•J5 
-vlarengo 
^larquette' 
-Marshall 
rvlarsliville 


Brandenburg  Tx  i'U  S  , 
Kearney  R  (Am),    Maple  Vailey 
Mathev.-s  W  O  (Am),      ~  " 
I>ixon  Pavid  (Am), 
Dalliba  ^^■m  S  (Am), 
Wormley  S  P  (Am). 
Moore  A  (Ami, 

Busembark  Wm  R  (Am),  Mason 
Buck  J  S  (Am \,  Mattawan 
Hotcnkiss  E  M  (Am;,  Mears 
Duchane  Bros  (Am),  Memphis 
Abbott  S  W  (Am),  Menominee 
'Am),  Metamora 
Hall  E  I) 'Am),  Michigammi 
bearlesGW  ^A.m),  M iddL-viile 
Bradley  B  F  ( Am),  Midland  Cit  v 
Koberts  Lii  C  (Am),  Milford 
Clark  Joseph  (  U  S),  Monroe 
Cowan  Chas  ('Am ),  " 
HuttyJ  Wi  Am);  -Montague 

Smith  D  P  (U  S),  Moore  Park 
Allen  Jonn  (Am),  .Morenci 
Wilson  Wm  (Am),  Mo-'-an 
Morgan  J  L  CAm),  ^[organ  Stauon 
f/"'  ^-tt/  l^Sl,  .NForley 
Morgan  W  H  (Canadian), 

^  ,  „.  Mount  Clemens 
Yates  John  \\  (Am),  Mu„keiron 
^'•r"i^^A'^-^''^S).  xN-apoleon 
Grifnths  D  C  rAm),  Nashville 
\\  elton  E  B  (Am).  Xegaunee 
Edwards  Jas  H  (Am),  Newaygo 
Meacham  &  Sloan  (Am), 

,  Ne 'vb;;  ri:  h 

Buval  E  (Canadian),  New  Haven 
Woodward  Dc.vter  i  Ami, 

iL        ,  ,  ^^^n  Center 

Col  burn  John  F(USi,  Newport 
Garrison  H  M  (Am),  " 
Lamoreux  J  G  (Am'), 

^  .  '^^'f  Richmond 

Gaines  Thos  (Am), 

yrelnnd  -N  G  (Am),  North  Adams 

LecE  ArAml,       North  Bradley 

Lake  Herman  E(  Ami.  Northvillf 

■Reynolds  W  B  ,U  Si,  N^rvcll 

bch -rmorhorn  J  W  (  U  Si, 

uYn''?"^^  V^'  ^^^^ 
Judd  C  A  f  Am),  0,^•cmaw  Spring's 

M  -l-l^'  rr  O.hiem.) 
Maxon  (  h.ii  (ir  S),  q^.^o 

Cooh-y.ni.US,.'  Otia.n  Jake 
HigKins  \V,;iard  (Am),  Otsego 


Rockford 
Rockwood 
Ro  scoinmon 
Rovai  Oak 


White  Geo  Am),  Otsego  Lake 
Goddm-v  Levi  (Am;,  Otter  Creek 
Gage  JJ  .;U  S;,  Paris 
^jcnuitz  James  T  (Am),  Parma 
Manning  F  M  /Am,),  Paw  Paw 
Newkrk  Alfred  (Am),  Pent  water 
United  States,  Petersbur-^'h 
Hungerford  Lewis  (Amj.Pewamo 
Barker  1  I  (U  S.,  Pierson 
Plervey  R  D(Ami,  Pinconning 
ILaisted  D  S  (An;),  piae  Run 
Cutler  o:  Spear  (Q  Si,  Pir-if- 
W'oodard  O  J  (Am;,' 
ParkeJHfAm,, 
Cooper  Wm  LI  »i  Co  '  Collins' 

Port  A  u stin 
Crane  V,'  D  !  Am Portland 
xhcmson  T  ^:  J  S  (Am  , 

Port  Sanilac 
Highy  J  J  (Am),  Potterville 
Hutchinson  George 'Am..,  Pulaski 
Knight  Gen  B  !  U  S  Quincy 
Luce  '  Adams' Raisin  Cente'r 
l  itzsinions  A  M  R  (  Ami,  Reading 
Trout  E  W(Am),  Reed  City 

Paddack  H  C  .  U  S;, 
Piiillips  J  H  (  Am;,-  Reese 
Kline  G  C 'U  Si,  Riga 
Hertron  John  i  Am',  Rives  Junct'n 
Roberts  W  S  8:  W  C  (McClure 

Co's;  Roberts'  Landing 

Reid  Grosvenor  'Am),  Ro'jinson 
j  Hudson  L  LI  '  Am;,  Rochester 
I  Pack,  Jenks     Co  'Am., 
!  Rock  Falls 

[ehnson  W  B  '17  S), 
]  Wallace  J  L  ,  U  S),' 
Bennett  S  'Ami, 

Pomcroy  F  .Mi  Am),   

Herrig  Frank  (Am),  Saginaw  City  | 
Butteilleld  C  M  .Am',,  "St  Charles  i 
Agens  J  L  iMcClure's;,     St  Clair  1 
SioA-ei!  Asa  R  'Ami, 
Shepard  M      A  -  Am),    St  Joseph 
Sproll  Robert  i  Am),         St  Louis 
Hall  (.leo  (Am),  Saline 
Pack,  Jenks     Co  (Ami, 

Sand  Beach 
Cowin  Jas  S  U  S),  Sand  Lake 
Hardy  L  (Am),  Sanford 
Cotton  A  (  Am),  Saranac 
Tayl'jr  ..v  Barber  ( Am), Saugatiick 
Spauldiiig  J  H  I  Am),  lawyer 
GrilTitns  Thos  (  U  Si,  Schoolcraft 
i^athrick  S  F  (Am;,  Scott's 
Ardis  Mark,  Scars 
^^^o^e  A  Z  (Ann,  Shelby 
Ludl  um  L  O  1  Ani),  Shepards\ ilie 
Elton  Lin.;s  (Am),  Sheridan 
Hazen  E  FiAm),  Sherwood 
Tremain  J  E  ^Canadian., 

Smith's  Creek 
HaynesJ(Am),  Somerset 
Ellis  C  Am),  South  Lvon 

Hagt;orsi)n  G  H  (Am).  Spalding 
Bra.lford  E'Ami,  Sparta  Center 
KiU  Aloys  '  Am  i,  Sprint:  Lake 
Bortlcs  {;co  W  I  n  S/,  SprinKport 
Richaidsjn  !»  W  'Ami,  Standish 
Richards  J  W  1  Am ',  Stanton 
Nil  hoi!  K  J  Am),  Strpbcns 
M'-irebouse  E  B  lAm),  Sterling 
Church  II  >' U  S  Sturgis 
Wheeler,  Pray  .'v:  Co  (Am), 

Summit 

i«turtivant  J  U(An»i, 

Swell's  Station 
W  hittemore  C  H  (Holt's), 

,         ,  Taw  as  Cit V 

jones  Homy  1 ,  (  S),  Tecllm^cll 
Gordon  F.hun  (Am).  Tek..n>ha 
T  hoin.is  II  A,  I'homas 
U.Miinipi-«rhcim  i  AniK  Threr  « >.>k-* 
Katcmaii  1>  M  (Am).  Three  Kivrrs 


Griffith  W'm  S. 
HefTonJohn,' 
Walker  James  (US 


Three  River: 
Tompkin: 


Traverse  City 
i  Collver  F  T  ^ Am  Trenton 
;  Laioniaine  Fames  ''US},  " 
;  Powers  F  E  (Am;,       Twin  Lake 
Buell  Geo  W  [An.),       Union  City 
^^  aldorff  Le-*  i>  Am  .,  Vr.ndalia 
Scott  James  A  'Am,,  Va-sar 

■  Barber  A  .'-f  (Am;,  V'ermontvifle 
.  Nichols  A  W  (Am),  Vern';n 
:  Ha«*kins  J  E  (Am;,  Vicksburg 
I  Look  G  B  'Am),  Walt/ 
;  Brewnson  R  Am),  ^^'aterfcrd 
;  Siegfried  Stephen  (Am,, 
i  Waterloo 
I  W  alden  W  E  (Ani;,  Watervleit 
\  Buddington  (Am ;,  Watnjusviii^' 
!  Garrett  Henry  C  'U  S),  Wavland 

Coleburn  H  E  '[Am;,  W'ayne 
'  Aplin  Henry  H' (  Am  i,  Wenoua 
!  Corbett  J  <  Ami,  Vv'en  Branch 
I  Merrill  (  Am;,  \\  est  Miil 

;  Lucas  H  J  Am),  Weston 
I  Schr:^ft  Ja.-ob  'Am),  Westphalia 
I  Poland  A  P  '  Am;,  Wheeler 
:  Emery  F  B  'Am',  Whitehall 
,  Davis  H  J  .  U  S White  Pigeon 
•  Thomson  Bros  iMcClure's  Coi, 
\  White  Rock 

i  Rogers  W  m  I  Am  i,  Wiiite's  Station 
I  Thompkins  F  L  ( Am),  Willlaraston 
I  Ranch  John  R  (Am;  Wivom 

■  Wadsworth  Wm  Am).  Worth 
,  Johnson  P  R  (Am),  Wyandotte 
j  Vail  Samuel  J  (Am  ,  Vpsilanti 

Kxtraet  Mauiifiu-turors. 

Detroit  Mnf'g  Co  (flavoring'., 

Detroit 

Ligntner  E  N      Co  (flavoring i, 

l>etroit 

Seeley  J  M  &  Co,  (flavoring., 

t»etroit 

Johnson,  Goodell  it  Co  (hemlock', 

E  Saginaw 

Joh  nson,  Goodell     Co  (hemlock). 

Far  well 

Jennings  C  W  &:  Co  (flavoring*. 

Grand  Rapids 
Lampman  \V  H  (flavoring). 

Grand  Ripids 
Isabella     Lumber     and  Extract 
Mnf'g  Co  (hemic. :k I,  Loomis 
Lewis  George  (hemlock),  " 
Newton,  Ellis  &  Buckingham 
.hemlock;.  Mullet  Lake 


Faiiry  Goods. 

(Wholesale  ) 
Macauley  Alexander, 

(Retail.) 
(See  also  Millinery  and  Notions) 


Detroit 


Acklcy  C  B. 
Roehm  Geot  ge, 
Adams  Samuel. 
UndrrhIK  E  T. 
During  Theodore, 
Grahowsky  S..>I.>mon, 
Snmpl  incr  W  vV  I , 
W  ei!  H, 

Demuth  W  W  .'v  Co, 
Roth  »S:  Frerdm.\«, 
Peters  Mrs  S  E, 
Phelps  L  l>, 
Hroc'l  Mr>  I'ora  L, 
Hr.^cks  Mrs  Mary, 
Brown  ^  MoCnckett, 
Burn^iine  N, 
Castello  Thomas  F, 
C\ien.«t  C.^tlurine, 
Davey  Mr»  X, 


Adrian 
Ann  Arbor 
Battle  Creek 


Bay  City 
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CluUon 
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Frankenstein  Reuben, 
Ge:m?ii  John, 
Horn  Therese, 
Hudc  Madame, 
Kretch  Hermon, 
Lowe  Mrs  Sarah  C, 
Merrii  Robt, 
Messe  Ji  <.v  M, 
More  J!  us  Jvlrs  R  A, 
Pearce  ^Mrs  John , 
Purcheli  Miss  Mary  Ann, 
Schuiz  Rudslph, 
Sou/a  H  j:.: -M, 
Sou-sa  Theodore  &  Co, 
Watko  Albert, 

Wilson  >(iss  Jane,  " 
Davis  .Sigfred,  E  Sagin?.v,- 

Terwi;if!ger  Miss  C  J,  Ftnton 
Eisner  J ,  -  Flint 

Neustadt  R,  " 
Oischock  Gottlieb,  Grand  Rapids 


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Wai-^liburn  W'm, 
Gay  H  V?;  Go, 
Kingsiev  Edward  H, 
O'Dwyer  JG,_ 
Scmpliner  S  \V", 
Fi.-irrette  Clara, 
Joues  J  R, 
IMiller  Maurice, 
Kern  Rudolph, 
Shunivv  av  yirs  C, 
Hurd  Wild  FI, 
Coles  S  A, 
Knauf  Mrs  A, 
Uh!  Miss  A, 
Chaiubei-lin  F  J, 
Woodhams  Miss  Mary,   Pl  unvveil 
Boyd  Mrs  Frank,  Pontiuc 
Cleveland  Miss"C  E,  • 
r^Iorris  W'ni  M ,  Richmond 
^^'ol^T  Nathan,  Saginaw  City 

Hunt  Miss  F  O,  St  John's 

Ro^^ers  Mrs  Nellie,  WatrousviUe 


INIarine  City 

Marshall 

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Ontona;:con 


Filiiniut;'  Mill  5Ianufi;cti'uvrN. 

Allegan  Mnfg  Co,  Allegan 
^^cE^tee  A  S:  E  S,  Alinont. 
Steiey  iv.  Loree,  Fenwioks 
Wheeler,  Green  <i  Gay, 

Grand  Rapids 
V.'righ  t_      Son ,  Hud  son 

Smith  is:  Walker,  Lawton 
Kennett  C  FI,  Plymouth 


Price  &  Bayliss,  Grand  Rapi 
Jackson  Fire  Clay  Co,  Jack"-- 


son  ' 


Farm  Iniploinoiits. 

(See  also  Ajrricultural  Implements) 
FIolcs  Miller,  Clio 
Johnson  Lyman  J,  Clyde 
Hovrcll  &  Co,  Owosso 

F<'iither  IJonovixtors. 

Spaulding  I)  A,  Canandiagiia 
Alorrison  I  M  &  Co,  Detroit 

Ft'drc  Miinufacluron*. 

VVanless  John ,  liny  City 

Fountain  Frank,  Detroit 


FU»'  MiiniirHcturrrs, 

U'^u  o  i"v;  H.u  es,  Detroit 
Cioiidmati,  NlcClelian  Co, 

S.if,'inaw 

Cox  Wm,  Grand  Rapids 

H uson  &  Smith,  Jackson 

Klrc  Itrlrk. 

He.Mucs  W  F.  .S^  Co,  Detroit 
Ml  Dommgh  John  i^;  Co, 

Grand  Rapids 


Fish. 

Earagar  J, 
Ferrand  Wni, 
Hill  \Vm, 
Case  S, 
Lincoln  D, 
Persons  A  E, 
:\[cDonr.ld  J  D, 
McDonald  Eros, 
Ricker  Ephraim, 
Sharp  Wm  P, 
Armstrong  \Vilmoi;, 
I>emot  William, 
Kane  John, 
O'P.ryon  W, 
Clark  Geo  Co, 
Craiii  lames, 
GiddV  Richard,  . 
Merrill  T  R, 
Dobson  i  Williams, 
Clark  Geo, 
Bradley  G, 
Walker  James  S:  Co, 


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Ecorso 
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Wise  J  Merrill, 
Burton  James, 
Dunten  Daniel  I , 
Forsh  Moses, 
Cole  T, 

Downey  M  Son, 
Ball  C  I, 
Hudson  B  A, 
Wilton  i'ieorge  L, 

Canham  Wm,  

Robertson  C  W,  Roberts' Landing 
Fitzgerald  Thos,  " 
Parker  A  J,  Romeo 
Welch.  >niith ,  ^\"eIlona 
Whelan  James,  White  River 


Greenbush 
Imlay  Cit^- 
Jackson 
Menominee 
^Montague 
Newport 

Pinconning 
Port  Fluron 


Flavoring  Extracts. 

(See  Extracts.) 


Ann  Arbor 
Battle  Creek 
Buchanan 
Bay  City 
Detroit 


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Grand  Rapids 

Jackson 
Kalamazoo 


Florists ai!(l  Nurserymen 
Smith  C  F,  *  Adrian 

Sessions  &  Watkins, 
Mott  I  C, 
Black  C  S, 
DeLi.>le  Wm  H, 
Adair  Wm  {Sre  adv) 
Davis  <\;  Taplin, 
Ferguson  Wm, 
Ford  John  >.s:  Sons-, 
H unter  <'i  Pcavey, 
Jahn  Win  &  Co, 
Schroeter  Bruno, 
NN'ilson  Fienry 
Chapin  A  M, 
Wilder  E  G, 
Renwick  Thos  R, 
Suttlc  John 
Thomas  Hawley  F, 
Bragg  L  G  v^c  Co, 
Davis  Erasmus, 
Potter  E  M, 
ligenfritz  I  E  S:  Co, 
Lewis  Reynolds, 
Pennington  Israel, 
\'an  Evi  H,  New  Groninc'" 

I'ort,  Moi.  ly  i\;  Sons,  Nilcs 
Fulk'jrson  Wm  G,  Ovid 
Dixon  Albert,  Port  lIunMi 

Loud  George  B,  Romc<i 
Wright  jamcs  .\,         South  C!ass 
Mit-higan    Lake   Shore  NnrsTy 
AssociAlicn,  South  Haven 


Flour  nii<|  Fi>eil.  ' 

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Warner  I  R,  .\dri.tn 
Wilson  I'hilo, 


CHARLES  EOrj'T&  CO,. 

I ni porters  and  Johht-rs  of 

Dry  Goods, 

Notions  Qnd  Hosiery. 

DETROIT,  IvilCK. 


Lowe  George, 
Angevine  A  H, 
Wesh  Henr>  , 
Peters  Charles  W, 
Russell  Jolin  ec  Co, 
Hood  C  J, 
Love  Busch, 
Hentig  Frank  M,  • 
Nash,  Laing  Co, 
Couin  A  J,  Ce; 


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A'le^an 
Alloyton 
Ann  Arbor 
Ear.gor 

Big  Raoid 
Blissfield 
Casuovia 
Cass  City 
iar  Springs 

Langdon  Geo  P,  Cheboygau 
Brown  O  F".  i^c  Co,  Clam  Lake 
Riches  John,  Cato 
Trowbridge  Wm  E,  Decatur 
Botsford  S  S:  A  ^:  McDowd, 

I>etroit 

Bo  we  i  Shaw,  ' ' 

Dicks  vS:  Benedict, 
Fev  lohn, 
Hickey  i), 
Hostciter  H, 
Jones  (N:  Schrober, 
Kittelberger  George, 
Mitchell  \Vm, 
Mitchell  W  H, 
Rudd  R  G^c  Son, 
Wiiks  George,  ' ' 

Lev.  is  E  (i.  Son  cc  Co,  E  Saginaw 
Ritschel  J  ii:  Son, 
Petiit  Benj,  Eaton  Rapids 

Goodell  E  J,  F^corse 
Oliver  J  F,  Escanaba 
I)e.\te  L  H  T  icCo,  Evart 
Greer  .iv:  Vermilyea,  " 
Baldwin  LW,  Fowler 
Williams  Wm,  Gaines  Station 
Solms  Henry  W  &  Co, 

Grand  Haven 
Storrs,  Cassius  P,  ' ' 

Barber  &  Hyde,  Grand  Rapids 
F)a\idson  Bros,  Grand  Rapids 
Dejonge  &  Vanstrien, 
Dettman  Carl  ^  Co, 
Dunbar  E  M  C  H, 
Dykema  Peter  Son, 
Mosely  Charles  Co, 
Reed  (T-larence  G, 
Sonke  0^  Co, 
Thomp<ion  Franklin, 
Van  Driclc  F  &  l'o, 
Wrdier  John  A  S  CV  Co, 
.Miller  R  Sons, 
Lvon  J  E, 
Thompson  Daviti, 
Slooter  ^  Higi:ins, 
Ramtt  K  .\. 
Devcreniix  James, 
FlUoit  (.  iaroncc  A, 
1  laight  George  W , 
Pettis  i"v  Ur.i, 
Todd  Kohcri  T, 

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llo\\  dlr.-\r  W  in  .A ,  K  h> 

Cr;ivcr  Wm,  •  * 

hunbar  G  K  v"^  Co, 
Kan  fman  Le\  i ,  «• 
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Goodrich  >  Al, 
Hare  I'v  Kecchum, 
Lav,  ren<..e  George  E, 
Watson  l<  H, 
^TcKattie  John, 
Watson  Andrew, 
Saxton  S  P, 
Peterson  Alfred, 
Brown  Closes, 
Bradford  L  C  S:  Co, 
BroijS'jn  John, 
Homing  J  L  iSc  Co, 
Kellv  S.:  Thompson, 
Tow'l  Albert, 
Reddick  &  Wans, 
Eoiiton  Ceorge, 
E urn, ins  5:  Co, 
Cuibertson  John, 
Sweet  H  W, 
Waldo  C, 

Bryan  &  Van  black, 
Hosnier  S  P, 
Hill  8.:  Kline, 
Jewell  Hirarn  W , 
Sutherland  Justus, 
Swain  Olney  ,n:  Co, 
Fischer  Christian, 
McC'uire  (.reorge. 
Meed  Georare  A, 
Letter  man  &  Taft, 
Eichman  H, 
Susor  1 , 
P.oot  Bros, 
Wise  D  A, 


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Menominee 
Morlej- 
Mt  Pleasant 

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Nunica 
Saginaw  City 
Sand  Lake 
South  Haven 
Spring:  Lake 
Springport 
Tec'.iniieh 
Three  Rivers 
Vassar 
Watervlcit 


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Flouriji?  31ills 

Bradficld  E  &  Sons, 
Kemp  John, 
Sage  M  G  &  N, 
Smith  G  A, 
Harrison  f  W, 
Porter  W'H, 
Winters  P  H, 
Anderson  W  A, 
Bennett,  Knickerhocker  &  Co, 

Albion 

Sheldon  J  W, 
Harrir>  &  Bro, 
Calkins  A  E, 
iMeudel  J  M  &  Co, 
Wetniore  J  H  &  Bro, 
Empire  Mill, 
Fisk  S  W,^ 
Ran -^om  E  L, 
Fa>-num  Rufus  K, 
Vinton  &  I'odd, 
Gooden  8:  Dawson, 
Bruwn  Harrison  J, 
Shoemaker  J  P, 
Shoemaker  T  J ,  " 
Swathel,  Ailes  iS:  Kyer, 

Ann  Arbor 

Swift  J  M  S:  Co, 
Aycrs  N  R, 
Bishop  L  G  vs:  Co, 
.McAuly  C, 
Waterman  A  C  &  Libhart, 

Athens 

Palmer  Samuel  T,  Atlas 
Varnnin  ^  Hodges ,  Attica 
Carpenter  E  M  Co,  A\ii;usta 
Prichord  C  G, 


N  ym.ui  J  H , 
Birkctt  Ihoinas, 
Halt  Thomas, 
Kcllocff  L  C, 
Titus  lUcks, 
Ward  .1  M  ^on, 
McL>onald  i"c  Fray, 
Anderson  Siincm ,  I'cai' 
Mcachcm  ^;  Wukelec, 


Baltimore 
liinifor 
Base  l.akc 
Bat  1 1 J  Creek 


Bay  City 
Lake  Mills 
I  led  lord 


Ford  Charles  M,  Belleville 
Haskins  Fell  &  Sherman,  " 
 '  Belding: 


Belmont 
Benona 
Benton  Harbor 
BenZonia 
Berlin 
Bertrand 
Big  Rapids 
Bii■^^>fielQ 
Eowen's  Mills 
Breedsviiie 


hton 
Brock  way 
ay  Cecitre 
Bronson 
Brooklyn 
Broomtleld 
Brownsville 
hanan 


Buc 


lyne 


^''^'enona 
Westville 
Wyandotte 

Ypsilanti 


Ada  ; 

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Adamsville  '; 
Addison  ; 

Adrian  j 
Advance  ! 

Aetna  1 


Alembic 
Allegan 


Alma 
Almena 
Almira 
Ahnoiit 
Alpine 
Alton 
Alton  a 
Amsden 


Aiuri  u  City 
Argentine 
Armada 


Knopp  ^V'  A, 
Hine  M  B, 
Banks  William, 
Com p ton  L  F, 
Hu-bbe!l  Son, 
•Macv  Georg^e, 
Bro-.yn  D  G, 
Arntitage  Reed, 
Wheeler  ^^'^  Sons, 
Bo  wen  E  H  &Son, 
Brov.-n  Vv'eils  G, 
Brown,  Hannahs  cc  Co,  ' 
Albright  &  Thompson,  Bri 
Triine  &  Ward, 
Stilson  John,  Brock', 
Shepard  Jasen, 
Surry  hue  Hiram, 
"W'oodin  H  i  Son, 
Chess  Hart^ler, 
Rough  &  Pierce. 
Heck  William, 
Adams  C  O, 
Hossack  Duncan, 
Wilson  D  M, 
Bvron  Flouring  Mills, 
Chester  E  T  O  D , 
Anderson  George,  Canncnsburg 
Eottomley  &  Baafill,  Capac 
Kite,  Carlisle 
Ladue  Bros  &  Young, Carson  City 
\yeston  A  E  8:  Co,  Cass  City 

Kline  is;  Holt,  Center\  ille 

Rutherford,  Son  &  Co,  Ceresco 
1:  os  .er  G  W  Bro,  Charlotte 
Harmon  J  C,  ' ' 

McArth  ur,  SmithixCo,  Cheboygan 
Kenyon  Franklin  P,  Chesaning 
Lyman  A  W,  CiitTord 
Labar,  Heath  S:  Co,  Clam  L.ike 
Stitf  Erast!!S,  Clarkston 
Cross.  Raymond  &  Co,  Clayton 
Snow  8:  Keycs,  Clinton 
GritTes,  Patterson  1^  Co,  Clio 
C'iarkc  E  R , 
Flams  Poland, 
Hoffman  C  B, 
Richard  "i  Bros, 
(.j-rinnel!  Peter, 
Ba.'  kham 


Burnip's  Corners 
Burns 
Puriiside 
Burr  Oak 
Byron 
Camden 


,  Scctt  Charles  M, 
I  CoDeiand  R  P  Co, 
;  Hunt  E  W, 

Xcwrnan  Bros, 

Pavne  J  no  5, 

Coiby  H  F, 

Floy t  St  John, 

Hutcan  Millard. 

Jndd  J  K, 

■  Starring  Joseph , 
;  Dariand  C, 

Wilkerson  c^c  Son 

Hosley  H  C, 

Grirl.L.^i  Le^vis  H 

Mayflower  Mills, 

F,ns:;fp  J'eter  A, 
,  Coon  .n:  Brc  -.vn  . 
'•  Whitlow  Xichois, 

Gage  Jos-^ph, 

■  Sickels  Aaron, 

■  Butler  Galagher, 

•  Delphy  W  W 
B.i riugton  T  A , 
Lemert  cs:  Clay, 
Faliass  J  W, 

■  Siiackletoii  John  H, 
:  Heimbnugh  FI, 
j  Lamberts  ci:  Doktcr, 

•  Fillmore  Center 
]  Tcllman  ^s:  HolTman, 

Metier  G  W  cs;  Son, 
i  Metier  M  H, 
;  FLamilton  Wm, 
\  Stanley  &  C'app, 

Heck  Bros, 
,  Hart  i's:  Clark, 
,  Greenaway  H, 
i  Hechi  .A.d.im, 

Hubingtr  J  G, 
I  Billaws  Adelhert 
Shack letoa  J  M  Bro 
Van  Every  Peter, 
FJoonc  Fr<<nk.       Fremont  Center 


Lock  Lovcl, 


Beile  River 


Coldwater 

Colon 
Columbiaville 
Columbus 
.Schernu  eber. 

Commerce 

Dunbar  G  E  Co,  Comstock 
Fisher,  Lov  eland  Cs:  Fisher,  " 
SmalleyBros,  Concord 
JuifF&Sou,  Connor's  Creek 
Commercial  Mills,  Constantine 
F.J  wards  James,  * ' 

lUish  is:  Chapell,  Corunna 
Backart  George,  Croton 
StotTey  John  F,  Crystal 
Carpenter  M  A,  L^ansville 
McCrcery  George  B,  Davisburgh 
demons  ^Sc  Cartwright, 

Davison  Station 
Redding  Jame.s  H,  Dayton 
E.'irl  ti:  Lireen ,  Dearbnrnville 
Brown,  Gun  vS:  Co, 
l»ecatur  Mill  Co, 
I'eckcr  1*^:  Sons, 
Palls  Geo, 
Halconil)  Allen, 
Davis  Gci  rge, 
Hemeuway  i^-  Porter, 
Ciipil  Josvph,  Delta 
B.ibillion,  Hiii'-liman     Co, Detroit 
Champion,  Adapts     Co,  '* 
(  lee      Covillc,  " 
Detroit  Centr.xi  Mills  Co,  " 
Hatch      M  Ml  .field, 
Henkcl  vv  VooihceN,  " 
L.uihotV  .Mcv;tnder,  "  * 

Perrion  Hrov,  '  • 

Sos^vlcn  Gc(.<rj;o,  *' 


Deaiiville 
Decatur 
Dcckcrvillc 
Deer  Creek 

Dcerfieiri 

c  < 


De  Witt 
De>.ter 
Diamondale 
Dorr 
Douglas 
Dowagiac 

<  < 

Drayton  Plains 
<  t 

Dryden 
Dundee 
Duplain 
Eastman",  ilic 
East  .■"^3ginaw 
Eaton  Rapids 
Edgerton 

Elrawo<->d 
Elsie 
Emm.ctt 
Ene 
Eureka 
Evart 
Faliassbi.rg 
Farmingtcn 
Fawr  Riv- 


Flat  Rock 
•- 1 

Flint 

Fiowerheld 
Flushing 
Fowlerviile 
Frankeniust 
Frankenmuth 
Frankfort 
Franklin 


Frontier 
Gagetown 
Galesburgh 
Ganges 
Geneseev  ilic 


Fried  X  Bro, 
Gage  Joseph, 
Wing  B  A  .^Son, 
Eld  ridge  Joseph, 
Drake  oc  Bingham, 
Rogers  J  O. 
Jennison  L      L,  Georgetown 
Grautly  A  F.  CHcii  Arbor 

^^cLeod  5:  Shaw,  Go  'deiPs 

Bu  roughs  (.lyrus  S,  Grafton 
Hughes,  Kent  ^  Co, 

Grand  l.edge 
Beach  Bcnager,     Grand  Rapids 
Globe  Mills.  «• 
Hibbard,  Rose  .-s:  Co, 
Mangold,  Hibbard     Co,  " 
Valley  City  Mill?,  ' ' 

W.  ston  H  O  Co,  Grand ville 
Fargo,  Lord  Cs:  Co,  Grass  Lake 
Howard  Robert.  Graitan 
Weatherhejd  Wm  A  Bro. 

•  irecn  Oak 

Middlcton  iiSon. 
Tliotnas  ( 'eo, 
Slcmmer  Peter, 
Thomas  A  D, 
Wigton  l*<^sworth, 
Parshall  Cs:  Roberts, 
Fi.jrlow  vK;  Go'idjcar. 
Hadley  vV  Hitcficock, 
H.ipar  \V  .  T!erscv 
Wrwcr  D     Son,  Hc-pcru 
Lnu's  A.inah  L,  Hickory  C  ^rners 


GrceaviKc 
Gull  Lakr 
Hadley 
Harris  Cr«ck 
Hart 
Hartland 
Ha5ting» 


Stock  F  U 


HtlNdaie 


Gecrliut:.  Becker     Co,  Holland 
>tiir  .Martin.  Holly 
PaucN,  Van  Pmten  ."v  Co, 
Cowan  »S:  .^dams,  Homer 
Smith  H      E  R, 

Bakrr  H  M.  Horkin« 
Smith  W  I'. 


! 


1 


FLO 


AND  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


FLO 


7S1 


Snyder  Alfred ,  Horton 
>V'right  E,  F[uvvard  City 

Fearn  Edward  Sous, 

Howardsvi'.'.e 
Skiibeck  T,  Howell 
Van  Deuseri  5:  Wright,  " 
Sunderiin  Co,  Hubbardston 
Gilhau.sen  Martin,  Ida 
East  Joiin,  IniLiy  City 

Johnson  Joseph,  '' 
Tovvnsend  it  Bro, 
Hall,  Dyo  <i  Hudson,  Lvnia 
Gardner,  Campbell  &  Co.  Irving 
Trovvbridse  ^K:  Mace,  trvipgton 
Bennett  Wni  M  ,  Jackson 
Henneti.,  Knickerbocker  8c  Co, 

Tackson 
Havdcn  H  A      Co  '  " 

Xichoks  M  H  &  Co, 
Peck  Lewis,  Jeni.sonville 
Tucker,  Jerome 
Beach  Alex,  Jnnesville 
("olVn!  Alex  T,  K^damazoo 
Dunbar  C  E  &;  Co,  " 
Fisher,  Lovcland  c<:  Fisher,  " 
Grandjean  Crustave,  " 
Merrill      McCourtie,  " 
Walbridge  S  £, 
W  h  i  t  c  o  m  b  L  e  g  ra  n  d ,  •' ' 

Chaniplain  L  L,  Kelly's  Corners 
Scott  Ely,  Kinderhook 
Leaven  worth  W  H ,  Kingston 
Wade  .'vc  Pettys,  ^ 
Ada'iis  Bros, 


Tackles  &■  Frink, 
Adams  Bros, 
Wolf  John  J, 
Hart  Bcnj  E, 
Rouser  Christian, 
Thoman  Co, 
Jennings  W  H, 
Mair  Alex, 
Tiltou  Olin, 
Brigijs  E  O,  ..^ 
Cowgill  McKeyes, 
Hopkins  &;  Harwick, 
Powell  S:  McKinney, 
Rix  George, 
Glceson  Jesse, 
I.ar/elere  tv:  Sparks, 
Clemie  A, 
Switzer  E  J*.  .Sc  Bro, 
Hawley  lanes, 
W'ofel  6c  Sa'fty, 


Lakcpor t 
Lake  viev/ 
I.akeville 
Laniont 

-  Lansing 

<  r 

<  ( 

Lapeer 

Lawrence 
Law  ton 

<  < 

(  c 
t  ( 

Lenox 
Leoni 
Leonidas 


Fuller  E  I!, 
Hyatt  I  1', 
Lisbon  Mill  Co, 
Briggs  V  K  , 
Conger  H  E, 
Bolcomb  J  J,  kittle  Prairie  Ronde 
Hatch  cS:  Craw,  Lowell 
Hale  Bros,  Lyons 
Hewitt  K:  Br.rtless,  .Manchester 
Baxter  V,  E  .S:  Co,  Manistee 
Chick  John,  Maple  Rapi;'; 

Haines  \V  L,  ' ' 

Evans  John, 
A  mold  S  A  , 
Wonsey  Joh n  A, 
Wilson  R  6»:  Son , 
Hrooks  iS:  Van  Blarcum, 
(.  rane  C  S  ^S:  Co, 


Moses  Seth , 
Martin  Mill  Co, 
Meari  (i  (i, 
Tyler  M  N, 
Kcilin  (_ orneliiis, 
Walker  is:  Hikjdon, 
Kerr  Bros, 
Rix  Taylor, 
McAlistcr  A  N, 
Morton  John. 
Eldred  Calkin*. 


Mich 


Marshville 
Martin 
NLason 
.Mathcrtuii 
M.iv 
MendMlle 
Moiiina 
M  i-mphi.-. 
.M  fTulon 
M'itamora 

iiraii  (\  ntpr 


Leslie 
Lexiiigton 
Liberty 
Lin  den 
Lisbon 
Litchfield 


Marengo 
-Marine  City 


M.Trlette 
-M.irshali 


Gardner  J  R,  MiddleviUe 
Sias  Sa.Tnaei,  Midland  Ctty 

Wilson  Thomas,  Mi! -in 

HoHftv  S  S:  A,  Mil  ford 

Peters  Jacob,  ' ' 

Randall  Vv'm  5c  Bro,  Mdiburgh 
Piumb  E  ccSons,  Mill  Creek 

Vv'ilton  Anderson,  ?.Iitchell 
Whitfield  Jorm,  ' ' 

Chaaiberjin  I  M  v\:  Son,  Monroe 
Harvey  E  C', 

Pendleton  D,  " 
Walldori  F,  ^  " 

Ferry,  r)ow!!ng  CLv  Co,  Mo;i:ag-iie 
GiliisEzraW,  Morenci 
Lewis  E  (7  Sou  .v  Co,  Moscow 
Denworth  Felix,  Mount  Clemens 
Hess,  Ke'lag-  &  Co,  •      '  ■■ 

Mt  P!ea-ant 
Muir 
Muskegon 

Nashville 
Newaygo 
New  Boston 


Importers  and  Jobbers  of 

Dry  Goodsj 


DETROIT,  MJCH, 


Harris  Bros 
Flayes  N  B,'  _ 
Muskegon  -Mills, 
Tearse  <\:  H  arris. 
Holler  P, 
Kritzer  Henry, 
Stewart  Jai^es, 
Van  Ekclenburg  C, 

New  Gioningen 
Fcnton  S  A,  New  Haven 

Flint  Mc  Laren,  Newport 
Bryant  S  P.  New  Troy 

Morles  A  A,  " 
Bad;se'rES,  Niles 
Bleazbv  N  H  &  Co, 
Geilma'cher  e":  Griffith, 
Lacey  D  ^  W  K,  " 
Briggs  Davis,  North  Branch 

Sicklesteel  George, 
Lee  Robert, 
Argo  Mill, 

Hiitton,  Smith  8:  Co, 
Breynolds  V\', 
\V'icbe  John , 
H of!  man  S  F, 
Orton  Amos  S:Son, 
Barry  J  J, 


Noi'thport 
North  ville 

e  < 

Norvell 
Nor  walk 
Oakley 
Okemos 
Ontonagon 


93 


Nichols  L  A,       Orangeville  Mills 
Emmons  H  <S;  R,  Orion 
Rudd  (.v  Son,  " 
Spencer , 

McCornnok  Mro, 
Filmore  M  H , 
Lamb  Thompson, 
Ho;,g  A.v  P  G, 
Mansht  hi  o>c  Hoag, 
Ou  en  oc  Aldrich , 
Srhcnck  lififT, 
Dewey  Stewart 
Seller  Lewis, 
Harman  S:  Urown, 
Gdlott  O  v<:  Son. 
i'osvnley  Daniel, 
(.!ui >k  iS:  Hay/artl , 
Briggs  E  O  Co, 
Ste  \  ens  ct  Dmon, 
Dean  Wm  1>, 

kann  B  F, 
Fi'>her  Ri>se, 
I'oyce  Robert  Son, 
Hei>ter  Geo  W , 
Gardner  Da\ids»>n, 
.\Lixson  lic'irge  C, 
Kowe  J  iS:  Co, 
Wood  John . 
l'ollar<i  Kd'on, 
Ti'p]iinc  M  <N:  Son, 
Lint/  11  lU;  D  K, 
.Merrill      Mc*.  onrtie, 
Joy  Asa, 

\\'r inn  isle r  Co, 
I  >.«vs  sen  Charles, 
Krcernan  Green, 
Hall  G  A  vS: 
Or  vis  JaniCN  ( 


Orleans 
OtisvilU- 
Orton  ville 
Osseo 
Otsego 


Ovid 
O  vvosso 

<  c 

Paris 
Parma 
Parshallvilie 
Pa\  il  ii)n 
Paw  Paw 

Perrinsville 

Perrv 
Petersburg  f> 
Pc  waini> 
Pine  iviin 
Pipc>tine 
Pittstord 

C  t 
«  f 

Pluinfield 
■  < 

Plainwcit 
Ply  iroiilh 
Pontiac 


Tavior  is:  Freeman,  Pontiac 
Schiegennlch  C  T,  Port  Crescent 
Harder  Christie,  Port  Huron 

Kitnb.  l!  Gui"^,  " 
Newman  James  8:  Son,  Portland 
Smith  R  B,  " 
Shively  lhoma?>,  Pottervillc 
Donm.eyer  oc  Robinson,  Quincy 
Comfort  Woolston,  Raisin  Center 
Reed  C  P,  Ravenna 
Stiles  Sanford,  Reading 
Cummings  L  S,  Reed 
Powers  Levi  cc  Son,  " 
Thresher  Edward  J,  ' ' 

Miller  C  is:  Son, 
Hanke  William, 
Andrews  C  C, 
Cook  >n;  Kirby, 
Roberson  E, 
W inkier  Joseph , 
La  Bar,  Heath  S:  Co 
Powell  Volney, 
Hibbard  6c  Dodge, 
Reece  oc  Rogers, 
Bo  wen  H  S, 
(jray  FT  ugh  C, 
( »ray  James, 
Gray  Wm, 
Keardon  fames.  2 
Bailey  William  Son, 
Warren  Farmer  ic  Co, 

Saginaw  City 


Richmond 
River  Rai>in 
Rochester 


Rockford 

<  i 

Kogersville 
t  < 

Rollin 
Romeo 

•  c 


Ruby 


Hodgson  Henry, 
Sh.ut  Holland, 
Wood  is:  Son, 
Le«  ^c  Wells, 
Holconib  H  L, 
.Milliken  ^c  Hibbard, 
Stahinian  ic^  Young, 
Fit.'hugli  F  cs:  Co, 
Hecht  G  A, 
Holmes  Nathan, 
Malcomson  J  V, 
Kvarts  6t  Co, 
Pur>cl  Cc  Co, 
Finger  is:  Kolb, 
Kundinger  J , 
L(> we  E  \' , 
Siratton  H  W, 
Farnsworth  S, 
Spencer  G  I.', 
Tucker  J  6c  J  C, 
Haskin  Nl  i<;  .\, 
Rector  lohn, 
Phelps  l.ouis, 
Swe.  t  H  W  , 
Baker  Limes, 
Olmsted  W  I, 
C  y  K  W, 
Everett  W  J , 
Moshcr  Tho^  H , 
Strphens  Henry, 
Putn.ini  ,\.  Co, 
Seclv  ic  Miller, 
f  rrrls  I.  S, 
Bovd  Bro*, 
RiNpdor|>h  Mr( 
Comfori  %  Flour  Nfill, 


St  CI. air 

St  John's 
St  Joseph 
St  L'>uis 
Salt  River 

<  c 

Salzburg 
Saranac 

«  c 

Scio 
Schcoloraft 
Sebc  vvaing 


Sebewa 
ShepardsviHe 
Sherman 
Smyrna 
Somerset  Center 
Sod  us 

fl  c 

S.->uth»ield 
South  Ua\en 
South  Wright 
Sp.nrta  Center 

Spe-    -•  ' 


Sir,  , 

Me\  en>ville 
>tMrgis 
Su  mr.cr 

I  .1! 

Iccuiukch 


I 


7S2 


FLO 


MlCiUGAX  STATE  (iAZETTiiER 


FOU 


Klourit-iiT  Mi  IN. 

(Continued. ) 
Havdea^V'm,  Tcoum^eh 
Mo'oney  L  M  &  Co, 
Shelden     Jones,  " 
Tucker  .%[rs  L,  Tekonsha 
Morton  Jonn,  Thornviile 
Griiiith  8:  Dunham,  Three  Rivers 
Hott'nian  J  W, 

Tnbbs  J  oc  So.i ,  -  "  ' 

Weitren  ^^'ilii;:lm  H,  Tompkins 
Hannah,  Lay  oc  C'o,  Traverse  City 
Whitney  Viros,  Trent 
Glee  John,  Trenton 
Donner  Geo,  Tyre 
Hoyland  Geo,  Unadilla 
Picks  .v  Co,  Union  City 

Roe  Crocker, 

Springer  &  Vaughan,  Unionville 
Roberson  Cs:  C  hapel,  Uiica 
Kline  »\:  Snyder,  Vandalia 
T'lcCormick  John  H,  Vassar 
i'urchis  W  D,  VermontviUe 
Stebbins  O  G, 

Briggs  v'v;  Anderson ,  Vicksburg 
Green  Amos,  Voliuia 
Atlee  'I'hos,  Wacoiista 
Watson  John  M,  Walied  Lake 
Fifield  Son,  Waterford 
Laubengoier  T,  Waterloo 
Chambers  .S:  Nelson,  W'ayiand 
White  W  H  &  W  P:, 
Parsons  Rossvell  W,  Wayne 
Xoeker  Frank,  Westphalia 
Drinker  R  W,  White 
Hamilton  D  P,  ^\'hite  Pigeon 
Adams  W  H,  White's  Station 
IngersoH  ( roo,  ' ' 

Mead  Fleming,  Willi  'mston 
Austin  I,  !,,  Williams ville 

Stetler^^  Mattheu  s,  Winfield 
Richar'isMn  J  H,  Worth 
Riker  Bros,  ' ' 

Stiles  White,  Wyandotte 
Deubei  Bros,  Vpsihmti 
OwonTC, 

Hoppel  Peter,  Yorkville 
Johnson  D  L,  " 
Bliss  A  T ,  Zilwaukec 
BurtWR, 

Onide  C,  " 
Rust,  Eaton  &  Co, 
Spronleater  J,  " 


Hay  Citv  Novelf, 


F;ay  City 


<  e 
(  ( 

Bellevue 
Big  Rapids 

{ < 

Birmingham 
Brighton 
Brockway 
k  vv  a  y  Center 
Bronson 
r.rooklyn 
Buchanan 
Byron 

'  I  e 

Caro 
Cassopolis 
Charlotre 


Cheboyga.u 

(  e' 

Chelsea 
CUnton 

Cold  water 

<  c 
{ i 

Colon 
<  ( 


Fon'iirn  K.vrlianir*'. 
Kanter  E     Co,  Detroit 
Knhn  Joseph,  '* 

FortML'n  Passjiirc  Atfi'iifs. 

(See  Steamship  Passage  Agents.) 
Elliott  Richard  R,  Detroit 
Wick  John, 

Hanaw  J o^eph     Son ,  Jackson 

Founth'rs  and  Machinists 

Hoxsie  E,  .Vcme 
Stiles  .\  J,  Addison 
Farrar  J  .."s:  Co,  Adrian 
Illinois  Mnfg  Co, 
King  A  C, 

Pavne  is:  I'ailcy  (  bras:>' ,  " 
Cafkins  W  >n:  Co,  Allegan 
Tomlinson  Osc  Heath  ,  .  " 

Montigel  J  M,  '  Ahua 

Currier  VI  A  S:  Bro,  .\ln)oni 
Crippen  D,  Alpena 
Tripp,  Ailes  8:  Price,  Ann  Arbor 
Mclntvre  Jas,  Athens 
Rockaf'-ilow  H  E,  Atlas 
Ru^t  H  E .  ^ 

McCord  8:  V'andffrcook.  Aufjusta 
Battle  Creek  »\L\chincry  ^.'o, 

I'attl."  Creek 

Merrill  Richard  B, 


Bay  City  Iron  Co, 
industrial  Works, 
Munn  S:  Co, 
Smalley  Bro^  Co 
Robinson  II  L, 
Bro-,..-n  J  L, 
Hanev  E  G . 
Hill  Crawford, 
Smith  M  >\.  Son, 
Th  msoii  G  V.', 
Ffaine  J , 

Smart  P  ci:  A,  Pro 
Reynolds  E  M  Co, 
Green  Geo  W , 
Moriev  B  T, 
Boice'j  M, 
Wb.itney  Rosseter, 
Sprague  John , 
Decker  .S:  Graham, 
Estelle  Badle, 
Miller  John  A, 
Moore  A  R., 
Blake  K  A, 
Perry  ^'c  N\"atson, 
McSt.iy  <  reorge, 
Cutting  H  D  »x  i;o, 
\\'oodvvard  David, 
A[errill  iN:. "Stevens, 
Titus  Lucius  B, 
Van  Every  C  M  8:  Co, 
L>ean  H  ^.s:  Co , 
Rich  1  rds  I)  C, 
Peer  Bird,  Comstock 
Patterson  ^^'m,  Constantine 
Owen  R  A  ,  Coral 
Pettibone  ^v;  Lyman,  Corunna 
Thompson,  H(■lc^:  Co,  D.insville 
Hickey  Willsoii,  Davisburgh 
Hopkins  Enoch,  I>ecatur 
Adams  Thomas  (  brass),  Detroit 
Baker  Troliope, 
BaughJ  B,  _ 
Benoit  T  Petit  it  Bros, 
Bush  I  D  (bra-s). 
Detroit  Locomotive  Works,  ' 
Dry  Dock  En- ine  N\'orks, 
Detroit  Novelty  Works, 
Fauser  Chi  isi, 
Flower  James  iS:  Bro, 
Fulton  Iron  and  EngineW'ks, 
Galvin  Bro«, 

Haintramck  Iron  Works, 
Harvey  A  ci:  Son , 
Hodge  Samuel  F, 
Hueitonian  Ot  Co, 
Jackson  is:  \\  ilev, 
Keuneiiy  Groig, 
Philbrick,  Christie  S:  Co, 
R.eais:  Stuninskv, 
Rice  I)  E," 
Rod  da  Wm  H. 
WiUnii  John  B, 
Merritt  iSc  '  loodnian  , 
Brophey  J  D . 

-Marvin  cs:  U  ilcox,  .   

I'.Ti-tlott  A  K  vS:  C<i,  East  Saginaw 
Kochler  F  A  , 

Merrill  v>s:  Baker,  " 
Men  ill,  F..>stwi)od      Co.  " 
Wickes  I^ro.s.  " 
Gallci  V  ]. lines,         F.aion  Rapids 
Smith  I)  K , 

Mai  oh  A  r  v'v  Son,  Ed vvard<burcrh 
Bassingth \vai.,;hlc  ii.  McM.^nu>, 

Evan 

\V  ilbur  ^  L.iohaiu, 
Ia<  kson  «\  Fitch . 
Vcrry  W  m  M  Co, 
Ott.ivv  .1  (  ron  U  •>rks, 
Clenc^ec  Iron  \N  ork 
Saininor  J mvs ,  •  • 

Hartwcll  O'l  Siatronl,  GalcNhurgh 


<  < 


Beach  M  P,  Grand  Led-- 

Bryce  Gronberg.  Grand  Have- 
>''.jtterw-orth  ^:  Lo  ve,  G'd  Rapidi 
Dale  Jo.-.hua,  ' ' 

Dean-;  G  S  5:  Son,  " 
Grand  Rapids  Novelty 

Iror.  Works,  ' ' 

Hanev  Elijah,  " 
Hartmann  Fr-.-derick,  '' 
Jacoboice  Joseph,  *' 
i.eitelt  A,  BrosccCo.  " 
Perkins  is:  Co,  '  " 

ScoHeld,  Deyo  oc  Co, 
Simonds  J  C,  " 
V/illb.ms,  Smith  i  Mc- 

EKvee,  «' 
Maxtcd  cc  Moors.  GrecnvW'i 
Tower  Samuel,  " 
Young  A,      i.ireenwood  Fur.aace 
Voung  Tnomas.  " 


H: 


He: 


Hancock 
Hartland 
Hillsdale 


Dc  Witt 
Dryden 
Dundee 


Faniiini;tnn 
Frnton 
KcrrysSurg 

Flini 


Proctor  J  D  cc  Bro, 
S  illLvan  J  C, 
Hildebrant  Bros, 
Ph-ips  c^c  Pettis, 
Sparrow  Henry,  " 
Winter  Bros  cv:  Brouwer  Holland 
Church  J  E,  Hoily 
Smoke  Dan, 

Hopkins  H  L,  Homer 
Portage  Lake  Foundry  and 

Machine  Works  Houghton 
Wykoft",  Clark  .x:  Inmen,  Howell 
Stuck  Charles ,  Hubbardston 
Stuck  cc  Lust,  ' ' 

Lane  8:  Fuller,  Hudsoa 
Weaver  Norman,  " 
Chubb  xDve,  Ionia 
Hill  F  J  Brother, 
Superior  Foundry  Co,  I>hpeming 
Bennett  F  D,  Jacksoa 
Dennis  Elmo  re,  " 
Jackson  Foundry  and  Ma- 

chiiieCo 
Miller  Robt  T  Jonesvilie 
Bremer  Godfrey,  Kalamazoo 
Kimball  cs:  Austin  MnTg  Co,  " 
Lawrence  Cs:  Chapin,  " 
bhirts  Bro<,  I  aingsburgh 

Sn  yder  iV  Son  ,  LakeviTle 
Cady,  Glassbrook  ^  Co,  Lansir.  j 
McDonald  &  Son,  Lapeer 
Cooper  E  N,  Lawton 
Belding  G  R.  Leslie 
lUithie  vV  Gould .  Lexington 
Sadler  it  Lobdell,  Linden 
Crould  E  J,  Ludingion 
Robinson  Tuiimore.  Lyon- 
l>o\vie  is:  Davies,  Manistee 
Wheeler  &  Johnson,  '* 
Winans  &  Ridenour. 

Slaple  Rapids 
Erioon  Mnfg  C'o,  Marqnelie 
Iron  Bay  Foundrv .  " 
Adams  fohn,  Marshall 
Bodell  Wm. 

Bullard  George  A,  " 
F.ngleman  Julius,  ** 
Beech  Jesse,  Mason 
K^insdcll  Wm  A.       Mead's  Mil  "> 
Eaton  Willian\  ^  Sons,  MrnT^hi- 
Wright  E, 
CasscI  A  H. 

Wrils  Bros.  \ 
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Mv  I.arcn  I'i.  Donahoc,  M  tnr.^c 
Smith  John ,  * " 

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Koyt  Harvey  C, 
Dawes  i?c  Sr  John, 
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Nashville 
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Oak  wood 
O  rton  ville 
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Parma 
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Miller  H  &  R  Co, 
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Brisca&Co,  P 
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GooJ.sei!  Geo,  Peniwater 
Tinker  &  Son,  Pine  Run 

ffick  &  Anderson, 
Putnam  R  S, 
Shafer  A  A  Son, 
Dawson  John  W, 
King  W  b  &  Co, 
Harnett  H  &  R, 
Gates  S  K , 
Will  tarns  ll, 
Hardinc;  OH, 
Schermerhoru  Wm  S, 
Miiler  C  8-:  Sm, 
Fletcher  Chapel, 
Jennings  D  L, 
Hosner  Riley, 
Thornrjson  M, 
Stipe  Geo, 
Kinsey  N  B , 
Aforton,  Haniblin  & 
K.C K enzie  J 
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Fitch  W  L,  • 
Holecomb  H  L, 
Cross  P.rothers, 
Podds  vn;  C'-'ok, 
Barber  Marsh, 
Spaiildin^  M  K , 
Fellows  IS, 
Sage  v>t  P.ignell, 
Barber  A  A, 
Miner  oi:  Ackles, 
Ruggles  Martin, 
Drake  A  T  Co, 
I5rewer  H  iX  Co, 
Hiokey  Lyn-ian, 
Three  Rivers  Mnf^  Co 

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Holdsvvorth  P, 
Ney  ^  ITayner, 
Wilkins  Geo, 
Adams  C  S, 
Meehan  Frank, 
Jones  E  H  Son, 
French  Charles  M , 
Lord  Dan  R, 
Laidlaw  Bros, 
Brace  Pcttingill, 
Clark  K;  WiUon, 
Curtiss  H  P, 
Larcom  Chaunry  P, 
McCuUough  J  ^:  W  L, 
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Richmond 
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St  Helen 
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St  John's 
St  Joseph 
St  Louis 
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Sand  Lake 
Saranac 
Sawyer 
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Smyrna 
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Stanton 
Stony  Creek 
Sturgis 
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Traverse  City 
Union  (jity 
Utica 
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Berry  D, 
Burrows  J , 
Can  field  W, 
Cook  S, 
Day  G  W, 
Dickinson  J, 
Dunham  M  C, 
Edenborough  Vv'm, 
Farnoni  C  H, 
Flinn  J, 
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Granger  T, 
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I  Colby,  Ingham  vs:  Co, 
i  Cobb  G  iv.  Son,  Black  Lake 

!  Cobb  George  6c  Son,  Lake  Harbor 
i  V.'ells  A  W'ct  Co,  St  Joseph 

Wilco.v  Wm  R  &  Co, 
!  Heath  <!c  Co,  Vpsilanti 


Fruit  Preservers. 

Helling  Bros,  B  sttle  Creek 

Moore  O  E,  Benton  Harbor 

Centervilie  ?"ruit  Preserving  Co, 

Ceutervi'le 

Miller  C  L,  Colon 
Alden  Fruit  Preserving  Co,  Niles 
Fassett  Minard,  Parma 
Alden  Fruit  Preserving  Co. 

Sturgis 

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1  Adams  Fran.k, 

^^cGee  1  S  .c  Co, 
'  Thompson  H  C, 

Oiiver  lie  Co, 

Sherwood  6c  F'atrick, 

Hibbler  George  G, 

Jo.lnston  Benjamin  F 

Aber  ^c  Richardson, 

Bod  well  A 

Keck  J  ^-  Co, 

Xeeper  John, 

Arnold  S  S, 

Shields  James, 

Locker  J  Ch;irles, 

Ball  V/ilber  W, 

Buck ,  Hoyt  6:  Co, 

>Lacdonaid  cc  Jordan, 

Wilbor  i^'c  Perrv, 

Cool  J  S  v^V  Son',  Bav  City 

Parker  cc  Lioyd,  '' ' 

^hannon  S  B, 

Watrous  Ansel  W, 

Thcmns  Benjamin  F,  Belleville 

Porter  haniel  X,   Benton  H.arbor 

Volstock  A, 

Gaiigler  L>  G  W ,  Berrien  Springs 
Big  Rapids  Fuaniture  Xnf  g  Co 


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Franklin 
Lawrence 
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Wyandotte 
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Almont 

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Ann  Arbor 

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Atlas 
Attica 
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Wiseman  Cc  Carle, 
Miller  M, 
Packet  Peter, 
Jcnks  C  \V, 
Bliss  &  Son , 
Whitten  Joshua, 
Bremer  M  Co, 
N.iylor  W  H, 
Brown  David,  jr. 


Big  Rapids 


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Big  Springs 
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Birmingham 
Biisstield 
Bndgman 
Brighton 


Owens  Thomas, 
Owens  \\'iUiam . 
Rattcnbni  y  T  W  , 
H virion  A  J, 
.•V  n>ber  T  F, . 
Piiicban.in  MnTg  Co, 
Duncan  &  .Miilcr, 
Spencer      N^  ill.irt! , 
CaMwell  v\:  Denten. 
Kn.xpp  ()\ven, 
K.«tt'''-.6iiry  Tho>W. 
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Howell  I  H, 
Gaffe  &  Walker. 
Cascade  Mnfg  Co 
Tumor  F,  II, 
I.ind»lcy  T  N , 
Dc\N  ..tt  I  A. 
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Barber  M  H, 
J  ones  8;  Sons, 
Hartupee  B  V  , 
Cuinmings  Charles, 
Nev.lon,  Mines  Co, 
Robinson  8:  Son, 
Tnttie  James  H, 
Kenipf  Chas  H, 
Walker  O  F. 
Vhet  Wm  V  B, 
Perkins  N , 
St  John  Darius, 
<:)ar!arid  J  V,  Si  Co, 


Cassopoiis 

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Cedar  Springs 
C  entreville 
Charlotte 

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Cheboygan 
Chelsea 
Chesaning 
Clorkston 
Ciuytou 
Clititou 
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Cold  water 


Biodget  iSc  Btovvii, 
Harris,  r.vainard  ii  Co,  " 
Mouiton  (N:  Dickinson, 
Akey  VVm  B,  Colon 
Cook,  Piirdv     Soa,  Constantiiie 
EldridgeKC, 

Hey  wood  cc  Francisco,  " 
Brov/n  Driu'l  J_>,  Coopersviile 
Etschmann  Louis,  Corunna 
Howiett  David,  " 
Cobb,  Averv&Co,  Danjville 
Richards  J  A, 

Miles  A,  Davisville 
Clark  V/m  II,  Decatur 
Vincent  Pritchard,  " 
Ingersoll  E  S  &  Co,  Delta 
Aertz  E  Co,  Detroit 
Beavis  Geo,  ' ' 

Berry  Tho:,H, 
Biermans  John  G,  ' 
Blake  P, 

P>orchard  Ferdinand, 
Boitie  Mrs  H, 
PJrushaber  John, 
Caille  Joseph, 
Corns  Joseph, 
Dellies  August, 
Doemling'  {--co  F, 
Estey  Furniture  Co, 
F'iach  Chas, 
Flattery  Eros, . 
Ga\  in  Isaac  R, 
Gdanice  Ed'vard, 
Green  Pre=;ton, 
Giiflith  Alfred, 
Herfurth  C, 
Her ni burg  Geo, 
Honor  Wni  B, 
Hufnagel  P,_ 
Janssen  Bonis, 
Kegel  Jutuis, 
Kirchberg,  Winterhalter 

Keenan , 
Koch  Andrew, 
Kue-^ter  Theodore, 
Lapham  H  S, 
Leete  T  T      Son , 
McCahill  John  K, 
M  e  n  z  c  s  John, 
M.cholscn  Henry, 
I\lills  Barker,' 
Orth  Clan-, 
O'Solborgh  6c  Co, 
Baton  Robert, 
Pi.\lcy  &  Clehmd, 
Pdsseli'is  Adolph, 
Roney  \I.  Son  <i  Co, 
Rowell  John, 
Scestcdt  Henry, 
SCf^vens  Marcus  iJ^  Co, 
Sweeney  KdwarJ, 
Tvirner  .V  Shvilte, 
Wagucr  V, 
Wagner  A  ^'c  J  , 
Webb  Harvey, 
Weber  Furniture  Co, 
lUgelow  Hcrvey,  Dowagiac 
Kousc  A  J  . 

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Feige  F, 
Feige  Bros, 
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^^itclleH  lames, 
Baker  A  D  Co, 
Gentsch  C  VV', 
Curtis  Hiratn, 
Spitler  (ieorge, 
Adel  A, 
Mvers  John, 
Davis  H  A, 
Kynast  Aus:  -S:  Sons, 
Todd  yi  I), 
Foote  S  E, 
McQueen  fcUis, 
Neeiy  Charles  H, 
Vanatta  James  VV, 
Putter  S'S, 
Charles  &;  Cotharin, 
Col  son  W  B, 
Leach  I  L,  . 
Pegg  &  W^lbourn, 
Brown  Amos, 
Fisher  James  G, 
Martin  W  H  I, 
Wood  worth  P  M 
Yuungs  W  M, 
Fisher  Geo  L, 
Allen  Watson, 
Wood  T  T, 
Buck  Wni, 
Barns  James, 
Kiel  Albert, 
McMuilen  M, 


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Beck  with  W  C, 
Child  E  T  Co, 
Eaton  Francis, 
Gilbert  Henry  S:  Sons 
Ran.-.om  if.  Knapp, 
Sim  iron<;'  C  B, 
Weil  AC  Wolferipann, 
Carder  E  A  C"';  Sons, 
McKee  John, 
Kodiger  F  H, 
Ca -  e  James, 
Reamer  James, 
Bechler  CV  F, 
Biich  D  W, 
Buck  i\:  T^iair, 
f-orlc  ov;  Warner, 
Dennison  Samuel, 
j  Piatt  Joel, 
"      '  Fledges  Henry, 
Flat  Rock  I  Plan  Joseph, 
Flint}  Keiser  Joseph, 
j  Smith  J'  L, 
I  Varnum  is.  Walker, 
!  Clark  B  F, 
j  Armstrong  W  J  P, 
,  Schenich  Richard, 
j  Hyatt  Z  M, 
Tickner  J  J, 

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Fremont  Center 
Glendale 
Grand  Haven 

Grand  Ledge 


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Grand  Rapids 

Creque  John  P, 

Grand  Rapids  Furniture  Mnfg  Co, 
Grand  Rapids 

Koch  Wm, 

Nelson,  Matter^  Co,  " 
Photni.x;  Furniture  Co,  " 
Smith  Robert  H,  " 
VN'iddicOiub  Furniture  Co, ' 
Winchester  Enoch  W, 
Winchester  E  W      S  A,  " 

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Chase  ('>  M , 
Clough  Ci  Hennett, 
Connell  J  Ov  Co, 
Karmsen  C, 
Lange  is.  Sillers, 
N^'oriiiwood  I , 
Hudnutt  H  J  .V  F  O, 
Slay  ton  C  W  , 
Heath,  Sali-ibjiry  Co, 
Stehbins  W  H, 
Stephen.-  L  F, 
Burtenshaw  R, 
Dukes  W  m , 
Dyer  Pros, 
Painter  George, 
Meyer  H  v'v:  Co, 
Reid^ema  J  M  vV  Son, 
Winglemirc  Jf>stph, 
Carpenter  Morris, 
Hc.  n>alhnl'  h  Dolpb, 
Field  Ch.iries, 
Fleck  Ail.uu, 
Gritlith  U  R, 
Switzcr  T  G, 
Charles  J  E, 
Hut;h;»rd^t.M»  S.«sh 

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Shilcv  M  Wevburti, 
WelU"  Hir.im'C, 
lai  kson  J  M  , 
Knight  A  A  , 
Merrill  S  Co, 
Willi>tou  Sell,  *• 
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Fowlerville  j  -Kopf  Gs-odrich, 
Frankfort  I  Kopfjohn 
Frye  Wm, 
Holmquist  M, 
Pennington  Wm  D, 
Kimball  William , 
Lock  wood  S  X, 
M unch  Otto, 
Lucas     ><  ungcsser, 
McGregor  John, 
Bowling  B 
F>iederiohs  Adam, 
Kriter  Peter, 
Hager  S:  Wallaster, 
Jenkins  C  I , 
Hrownsoii  E  S, 
Gaus  J  F, 
King-^bury  F  A , 
FJowdish  M, 
Sackrider  C  H, 
Bangs  D  A, 
Taylor  Lockard, 
War  ng  J  G. 
Ches-all  J  B, 
Ernst  Kuhn, 
Guay  C  &:  Co, 
Mcpherson  John, 
Beamer  F  G, 
Ross  \  W. 
Da  US  on  J  C, 
Ferguson  Samuel  B, 
Garli.  k  Wm  H , 
Hetliekl  F  U, 
Cole  H  T. 
Durell  Hy, 
Ru pp  A , 
Sleek  J. 

Th'Miipsoii  L  F, 
Scotield  S  A, 
Culler  Ci  F, 
Dahm  Aurtust, 
Kc-sting  Ch.is, 
VN'atrrson  R, 
Balcom  l>ros, 
Swarthoiit  C, 
Heti  Jacob  ^s:  Co, 
Mon;c*^n>ci  y  J  C>\ 
Lr ni;  J , 
Vt\» atcr  G  K, 
Fngcls  J, 

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Day  A  P. 


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Messiiiger  Jacob, 
Miloy  ^:  Walker, 
Niles  Furniciire  Co, 
Potter  &  Phillips, 
Schncck  t  rederick, 
Skalla  Joseph  sr, 
ISradley  A  W,  North  Branch 

Ovenshier  &  SanHs,  Northville 
Vv'cstover  Jonathan, 
Esty  D  M  5:  Co, 
Egerly  A  V, 
Kellog-  S  F, 
Hall  D  M, 
Rouse  Bros, 
Brokaw  &  Co, 
Kellog.5  Ira  W,  ^ 
Robhin?  J  H  vi  Co, 
Upright  J  A  Co, 
Woodard  Wni  A  jr. 
Woodward  Warren, 
Hennbach  John, 
Edgar  Robert  J , 
M\^x\  Maiden  P, 
Hutchins  Jas, 
Buck  Joseph, 
Whittingtoa  Chas  R, 
Ellis  Chas, 
Jenkins  William  F, 
Lincoln  Geo, 
]Jodge  A  H, 
Hill  Murphy, 
Lewis  Win  S, 
Eassett  i  Orr, 
F.romlej-  Roger, 
Cromble  John  G, 
Foster  <&  Voorheis, 
Schafer  Carl, 
Hov.  ard  James, 
Mulford  W  P.  S:  Son, 
Patterson  r>avid, 
Rigg  Samuel  M, 
Brand  tie  Id  T  J, 
Blanchard  E  W, 
Schlichting  Bros, 
Nichols  ^t  Barnard, 
Young  Henry  D, 
Curtiss  Brothers, 
Siller  E, 

Richards  D  C, 

Seger  G  W, 

Harris  Charles  L, 
Johnson  W  B, 

Roberts  M  &  H, 

Somers  Frank, 

Morehouse  Aaron, 

Underhill  C  F, 

Palin'-r  A  E, 

i'almer  Anios&  Son, 

Rood  R  S, 

^ones,  Parry  &  Co, 

Thurston  W  I, 

McCauley  J  L, 

Doherty  Hugh, 

Smith  I'au'el  A, 

St  John's  .\1  nfg  Co, 

Turner  Chas  cv:  Sons, 

Wade  Mer.itt, 

Hosbein  Rol)t, 

Wilson  A  M  C^c  Co 

Brace  iS:  Kent, 

Holmes  Albert, 

Hooker  I, 

Hu.uley  M  D,^ 

Bird  Keni-y  &  Co, 

Henning  C, 

Fvirgcrson  N, 

Amsbcrry  A  L, 

Harncr  D  D,^ 
P>Lii.kman  A  G, 

Sci,a\.lman  A  li'  Co, 

'1  homp-Mni  'r  i'". , 

Junes  IJroihcrs, 

Vandcnwort  S  W, 
Rose  Janu'j-  F, 
95 


Messenger  O  \» 
V  nger 


Springport  ' 
Stanton 
Sturgis 


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Port  Huron 

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t  ( 

Portland 


Port  Sanilac 
Potter  ville 
Q  u  i  n  c  >■ 
Reading 
Redjacket 
Reed  City 

Richnionii 
Rockford 
Rochester 
Rogers  Citv 
Rollin 
Rome 
Romeo 


Romulus 
Saginaw  City 
St  Cha  les 
St  Clair 

St  John's 


St  Joseph 
.   St  Louis 


Saranac 
Sang  mil  k 
Sebev\  aing 
Shelby 
Sherman  Ciiy 
South  Ci'nnien 
South  Haven 
South  Haven 

I  r 

South  Lvon 
South  Wright 
Spencer  Creek 


Kent  Her. ry, 
Munger  S  A, 
Sturgis  Mnfg  Co, 
Kirg  L  W,  ^  Sylves-ter 

Gruber,  Strickler  &  Co, 

Tecumseh 

McCov/en  Win  S:  Son,  Tecumseh 
Whitney  F  R,  Tekon.-ha 
Sawver,  Vv'  K,  Three  Oaks 

Bartleic  W  F,  Three  Rivers 

Neidhardt  Geo  ' ' 

Wilbur  PD,  Union  City 

Merrill  SS,  XTtica 
Bristol  A,  Vandalia 
Ffarrington  G  S  &  Co,  Vassar 
McCormick  John 
Warren  Alonzo, 
Eodine  &:  Hammond , Vermontville 
Long  ^  Dorrance,  Vernon 
Bachelder  Henry,  Vickery ville 
I'.arns  J  W ,  Vicksburgh 
Hill  M, 

Van  Duzen,  ' ' 

Pliiibrick  Mrs  D  G,  Watroiisville 
HvMiika  George  H,  Wayland 
Loose  Wni,  \V'enona 
Klockner  Jacob,  Westphalia 
Elisvv-orth  R,  WLeoler 
Moog  is:  Thompson,  Whitehall 
Fvced  Elias,  White  Pigeon 

stottj:^!, 

Pfcifle  John,  Wiilianiston 
Toinpkins  J  cs:  Son ,  '' 
White  Wm  W, 

Thon  J  F  W,  Wyandotte 
F.hmaii  Charles,  Ypsilanti 
McAndrew  Ci.  Co, 
Vinkle  Harrison, 


V.'HOLESALE 


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Furs. 

(See  also  Hats,  Caps  and  Furs.) 
Russell  ludson,     Benton  ILarbor 
ToodHAjr,  Cheboygan 
Huhl  Walter  &  Co,  Detroit 
Buhl  F,Newlan<l  &  Co(,wh'sa!e  i, 
Kubitcy  Antoine,  " 
LecLeander,  E  Saginaw 

Hill  Alva,  _  Ellsworth 

Campau  Andrew,  Grand  Rapids 
Parker  Wni  F,  Kalamazoo 
Haring  James  M,  Rockland 
Odell'joseph,  Union 
Williams  D  W,  Ypsilanti 

(Jalvanir.cil  [ron  Cornico  Mt'rs. 

1-lopson  is:  Bergniaan,  Detroit 
Tregent  I's:  Wrench,  " 
Le  Gros      Co,  E  Saginaw 

Shriver,  Weatherly  &  Co, 

Grand  Rapids 

SokupFJ8:Co, 

Reynolds  CM,  Jackson 

(ias  Fitt.'is. 

(See  Plumbers  and  Gas  Fitters.) 

(liis  ami  ViiiUr  IMpc  Miifrs. 

Northwestern  Gas 
Pipe  Co, 


Dry  Goods, 

DETROIT,  MICH. 


and    W  ater 
B.iy  City 

Granger  Edward,  Detroit 
Hamiramok  Iron  Works,  " 


<i('iu>ral  SIttri's. 

(Those  who  keep  a  H'^n"-'''  assort 
ment  of  Dry  Go-hU,  Groceries, 
Hats, Caps,  Hi.iiis,  Shoes,  Hard- 
ware, etc.) 
P.eacham  H  K,  Acme 
Faxon  S  E  «\;  t  o,  Ada 
KiuclmH  L  r  iS.  Co,  /\daiiis\ill< 


tflf^  A  fuil  and  complete  as- 
sortment  the  entire  season.  _ 

Smith  Bros,       ^  Addison 
Hays  A  E,  Advance 
Porter  W  L, 
Warren  H  W, 
Congdon  T  C, 
Hale  T  Eugene, 
Backus  ic  Brothers, 
Carle  W  F, 
Smith  C  E, 
Fish  Wiliiara, 
F  .>ikerts  e'c  Co, 
Geppert  George, 
Hill  Daniel  Son, 
Winchester  Andrew, 
Winchester  C  H, 
I'rask  R  S, 
Delavan  H  A  &  Co, 

i'ollasky   , 

Hoxic  William, 
Welch  C, 

Colerick  Johnson, 
Farquharson  Taylor, 
H.irris  loan  N, 
Hough'T  E, 
Ovens"  W  &  J, 
Anspach  A, 
FolkertsS:  Butterfield, 
Mason,  Luce  &:  Co, 
Myers  J, 

Warner,  Purdy  &  Co, 
Shearer  A  J , 
Ferris  ^i:  Woodworth, 
Judd  William, 
Loase  C  G , 
Galbraich  John, 
Rico  R  xM, 
Fairbanks  W  F, 
Shoemaker  J  P, 
Blood  Edmund, 
Clancy  John, 
Coylc  Luke, 
l)onovan  Patrick, 
DutVj  Edward, 
Her/  Aujiust, 
>icklcs  Jas  N, 
Jacobs  John, 

Field  E  v..  Ar 
(■arrows  H  it  Son, 
Granger  Lewis, 
Lath  re p  C  A  i^:  E  D, 
Preston  Wm  E, 
rctcrson  S  W, 
rt.  ifer  C, 
Mnith  S  G, 

I'.utl'T,  (Gardner  ^s:  Co, 
Halladay  G  vV  Son, 
Abbcv  Sirs  Philciia, 
Kcnt  'n  I  , 
V.  nip  &  llond, 
Ki(igN'>virv  i^  Holcomb, 
l.c\M-  W  H  it  C«>, 
MAnbri>      \\  atkins, 
Weii>  J  K  .'v  L  ndcrvkOoJ, 
Mattison  E  B, 
Dou.kl<l>on 
jcone*!*  I  N  V.", 
>i.  kcls  1'  N. 
r.  ol  H  I>  Cs:  (  o, 
Koi aucK.k  <N.  llfx>, 


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Alamo 
Alaska 
Alcona 

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Algonac 

Allegan 
Allen 

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Alley  ton 
Alma 

Alniira 

Alinena 

Aim.onl 
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<  ( 

<  < 

<  ( 

Alpena 
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Alpine 
Alton 
Ahona 

Amadore 

Amber 

Amsden 
Ann  Arbor 

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(Jeucral  Storc:^. 

(Continued.) 
Hcnd  J  P  6-- C  o, 
Stark  !>  N , 
Brag;::  Henry  ^-i  Co, 
Loud,  Gay  ^  Co, 
O' Toole  I'C.h  V, 
Stanley]  K, 
Milier  Louis  V , 
Richardson  A  J , 
Stratton  Frank, 
Sir.itton  N  V, 
Avery  E  A, 

Hay%voO'!  J  E, 
:},I:!tthcvvs  L, 

Philp  Robert, 

Chuhb  Mile.-,, 

Miller  J  S, 

Deuress  W  A, 

Enip.ictt,  Coon  &  Co, 
Foreman  J, 

J-lrown  Eddy, 

BartleLt  John,  * 

Rice  Royal  Cr, 

Davis  f^dn-.ouds, 

Dekni^  .S^  McNctt, 

French  Alfred  O, 

Phillips  A  H,_ 

Vanauken  A  iv  V-O, 

Clark  AH, 

Smith  Tuos, 

Van  Leu  ven  Wrn  .M, 

Carriiiijton  Plnnirncr, 

McGraw  John  Co, 

Sneli  J  Y^', 

McKay  J  N, 


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Au  Syble 
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Austerlitz 
Averills 

Ave  -y 

Bad  Axe 
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t  i 

Baiiey 
Haid  win  City 


FJail  Creek 
Ikiltimof  e 


Bnngor 


<  ( 


Bath 
( < 


Bay  City 


Bay  Port 


Bear  Lake  Mills 


Beaver  Creek 
Be  as  cr  Lr:ke 
Beech 
Belden 


Cook  A  NV, 
Richmond  E, 
Thonip-'On  J;i  -., 
Shanks  Joseph , 
Cuttiuy  0^-  DanuMi, 
Bat  em  an  W  E, 
Parkes  tc  Beldea, 
Stevens  8:  Whittaker, 
Leonard  os:  Divine, 
Nevvcomb  VV  P, 
Ranney.  Wright  vV  Jones, 
Weter  A  E, 

Frost  F\V,  Bell. 
Burruu^h  Geo  H,  1 
Cain Utile  S  W  vV.  J  H, 
Cod'  y  Tunothy  M  , 
Hanrl'on  Thos, 
FiMvins  E, 
Drury  W  R, 
Minard  Ira, 
B.ule V  C  E  Co, 
llol brook,  C;ise  iS;  Co, 
(.'.ill  H  A, 
Kophart  P  Son, 

]->t:irien  Springs 
NirhoK  kS:  Crahani , 
Peuncll  B  F.         l^erricn  Sl'rnnjs 
Frost  J"hn  B 


River 

■.-llviUe 


Bellevue 
}',e!nnuit 
Bennington 
Beiiona 
Be  nzonia 


Berlin 


Dooiittle  H , 
Beach  Itirnnj, 
E.it^au  J , 
Ehiii>[;  Andrew, 
C:oi:ant  W  C , 
Humph  r..y  J  E, 
Vandt  rNluis  V  O, 
Ilarri:.  Nornr.ni , 
Colon  isc  Kricine, 
(■ray  C  i», 
Firown  J'<hn, 
Bhikeslee  F  i-v.  Co, 
("orsi'U  I  K , 
liavii  A. 
i\-,.!.o.l>  I  P. 
I'oppl'  t-  n  O, 
St.M.-kwf II  kn)i;ht, 
Griiiii'-ll  Bros, 
Brown  Ellis, 
Larpi-uUtr  AinoH  K, 


Bi) 


Bers  ill'.' 
P.cth.e! 
B>  \  r<  I  n . 
Be  aver 


Rapid 
Bi^  K:ki>u.1> 

Big  Spring 
I'lirch  R»in 

P.ird 
Bill  I'linch.nn 


BiMn:ir  k 
li'is'iifld 


Kedzie  Jas  T, 
Rodgers  W'ni  F, 
Willev,  Lane  &  Co, 
Haven  A,  BioominKdale 
Kiilefer  John, 

Glf-n  Alex.-'nder,  Bowen  s  Mills 
Keller  CTirlsrian,  Bo'.vrje 
DeCou  EC,  ^  Bradley 
Deuel,  Adams  &  Co,  " 
Cruscr  C,  Breckenndge 
Hov/dChasH,  "  .„ 

Grav  James  M,  Breedsvilie 
Gray  J  W, 
Kno.vles  Baker, 
Iruckrv  foseph,  Bnd;?eton 
iiicks  P.  A,  Bridgcv:lle 

Guthard  Henry,  BridgcA-ater 

Mudge  H  P.,  Bridgman  i 

i.eej  B,  Bn^nton  1 

Power  J  W, 
i  Bailentin.^  Wm  H,  Erockway 
!()•  Lear V  Misses  E     A,       "  I 

Baker  Horace,    Brockway  Center  : 

].)ul3;c  lohn  S,  "  I 

Grsnnell  William, 

Palmer  William  H, 

Clark  L  D,  Bronson 

Clark  W  F, 

KeycsCJ,^ 

Po'vvers  C  'V  H, 

Cook  Addison.  BrooKlyn 
Culver  Clark, 
Ennis  Bros, 

Sheridan  Nfichael,  " 
Binns  ^ri:  Rose,  Buchanan 
Redden  &  Graham, 
Messner  Martin,  Bucna  Vista 
Clark  Lewis  Son,  Bunker  Hill 
Burnet:  S  S,  Burdickville 
liclni  J  110,  ' ' 

Edmonds  E  N,  Burlington 
Hall  J  M, 
Wood  John  T, 

r,r)'<?gs  Jnrnes,     Burn-.p's  Corners 
!  Martinv  J  B, 
i  Warner  |ohn  S, 

I  Parker  C  W,  Burns 
I  Bru.ce      \S'cbhlcr,  P.urnside 
i  I'.atlcr  J  B,  , 
Dale  D  W,  Burr  Oak 

Smith  E  A  F. 
Tyler  E  J. 

G\le\Nn;M,  Byron 
I  ,t nion  C  H ,  " 
Jaque^  Milton,         Byron  C'erter 
Woodwork  John, 
B.  r^;y  F,  Caledonia  Station 

Leihler  J  A, 

Chess  ."c  Gregg,  Calvm 
Lawson  W  m, 

Ftdey  I'.tosvV  Co,  Calumet 
IB.lman  Buter, 
North  N:  Briv:.;,'s, 
Kupp';c  Pcicr  ci;  Son, 
Ryan  E, 

Si  .ind.ina vian  Union  Store, 
i  Smith,  H.irri-  v"v  t'o, 
Viiu  ent  L'has  ct  Bro,  ' ' 

W  <;rtin  Ju-.eph  ,  ' ' 

B.urdiikFL,  Cam'jiia  Mills 

Nori'm  Joiin  M  ,  ' ' 

|),-\vcy  Andrew  S,  Cambridge 
Dcv^ev  *..lia^  Son, 
\L^rsl•  K  R,  Car^dcn 
I'crigM  M  L, 
SmMli  D  Cr. 

n<  wit  Win,  Campbell 
Wo!' h  H  p',  C.ui;»iulaiL;u.k 
Kill'  Iri.  Cannonslmrg 
Kr.Murr.  M«  >  « i  t", 
I  .jMcr  Ctiirly,  C.Tj^ac 
Sold.  II  A  K. 

Sp  u  low  U  illi.iin,  ' ' 

Sliun;hJun  ISeni  y  I*,  ' ' 


Capac 
Carlel  jr: 
Carlisle 
Care 


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Walker  S:  Co, 
Gorman  &  Russ, 
Merritt,  Jackson  6:  Co, 
Boyd  J  M, 
}.{ontague  Charles, 
Wilcox  DB  .V.  Bro, 
Young  A , 

Abais  Anthony  Carroll  ton 

Byrne  Anthony,  " 
Walpert  5v.  Doike,  " 
Bargdefer  L,  Carson  City 

Cummings  i;c  Thayer, 
Kooper  W  H, 
Miller  H  P, 

Stark  G  P,  Cascade 
Jonas  Kenry,  Casco 
Crawford  Franci;,  CaseviUe 
Holmes  J  Aldrich, 
1  Atherfon  M  ct  Son,  Casnovia 
Avres  Atigustus  C, 
Blush  R, 
I  Hamilton  H, 
;  Squier  M  L, 
1  Topping  RH, 

!  Clark  James  E,  Cass  Bridge 

i  Hitchcock  J  L,  Cass  City 

lennant  R  vV  Co,  " 
Wevdemaver  v?c  Laing,  " 
Custard  M'  B,  Cassopolis 
McIlvainWmW, 
Peck  &  Maginnis, 
Ritter  JR.  " 
Clark  J  D,  Cedar  Springs 

McBryer  X  Wheeler, 
Stocvira  D  R  i  Co, 
Wadsworth  James,    Central  Lake 
Csntral  Mining  Co,  Centra!  Mire 
Cr'.neWm,  Center 
Bennett  C  D,  CeiiterviUe 
Spitzcr  J  W,  " 
Lewis  L  L,  ^  Cercsco 

'  had  wick  Charles,  Chadwick 
Clark  M,  Chase 
Joiner  C  W  Sc  Son 
Fanner  J  J , 

LoomisJW,  Charlesworih 
I  ones  S  B  vn:  Co,  Charlotte 
Shepherd  E  &  J ,  " 
BelLnt  Chrs,  Cheboygan 
Jessup  Joseph, 
Lathrop  P  M 
Legault  Mr»  S, 
McArthur,  Smith  &  Co, 
Newton  Arch  P, 
Newton  A  V  ^  Bros, 
Nolson  vS:  I'uUen, 
Nelson,  Strohn  is:  Co. 
bniitii  Thompson, 
Congdon  Aihcrt,  Chelsea 
Burkhart  A\ren,  " 
Duran.l,  Holmes     Co,  " 
Gilbert  ^-  Crowell, 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  ' ' 

Chapman  Bros,  Chcsaning 
Goodalc  J  unes  C, 
Cto'.ild  Bri>s,  " 
Greene  Thos  L  ' ' 

Lock  wood  v.  .  B  " 
McCormick  Charles,  Clifford 
Burnett  Jcioine,  Chickamtng 

id  win  R  M, 
WilUonW  vS;  Bro.  Chippewa  Lake 
GallinfM  Ad.im,  cUm  l-ake 

HilUS:  01nrv 
Holbrook  vV  May,  ** 
Gibcrson  P-rns. 

Merrill  Chiries,  *' 
Kockafrllow  J  C. 
CI  irk  M  H.  ClAfUlon 
How  c  Cv.  B.~N»  cr,  1 1 

lossinan  «'v  Ftaiik, 
Vcn^vMv  t  I      Son,  ^^''^.V*  ^ 

I<enncti  I>  K, 

KelloKw  A  T.  Clt.iTwstor 


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Frank  8c  Freud,  CHfton 
E'.dred  \:Siiiciair,  Ciimax  Prair'.e 
Clark  &  Free'^e,  Clinron 
Cotton  A  B, 

Smith  John  &  Son,  " 
Wright  J  Clinton  Junction 

Behuan  J  M,  ^    ^  Cu^o 
Conglctor.  K  it  Co,  '' 
(iarland  f  B  Sc  Co, 
llalscedbS. 

Roscoe  Bros,  _  Clync 

Eg;lestcn,  Ha/elton  iSc  Co, 

Clyde  Center 
Phillips  James  E,  Coho  ;lah 

Fraser  E  M,  Colenian 
Staiey  cc  Matthcv/s,  Coiiins 
Brough      Forsyth,  Coloma 
DaDen  A  (estate  of;,  " 
Ga§kill  &  ViPCf;n_t. 
Hewson  R  R  &  Co,  " 
Clement  Bros,  Colon 
Goodwin  C  H,  ' ' 

HulbertHR, 


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Marv.  ilsky  J  os:  Coj 
Lawrence  D  G. 


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Columbiaviiie 
Columbus 


Commerce 

Com  stock 
Concord 

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Pheiiix  r'  S:  M , 
Phe'nix  P  .n:  M, 
Kennedy  T  B, 
Mix  Wm, 
Bald '.sin  WW, 
Stoddard  J  B&  W, 
Tucker  A  H, 
Wetniore  S:  Paddock, 
Backer      Barry,  Constantine 
Langley  T  C,  '  * 

Sinicns  J  N,  Constantine 
Wells  ^  Calam, 
Rice  B  F 
ConantTC,  Cook's  Station 

Smith  Levi,  Cooper 
Smith  Bros,  ■  Cooper-sville 
Squier  Bros,  ' ' 

Watson  W  G     J,  .  "  ,  . 

Hart  .S:  G  ntaian, "Copper  Falls  Mine 
Hatfield  &  Co, 

F.ckcr  A  J  &  Co,  Corai 
Morgan  John  T,  ' ' 

Shook  L)  L, 
Taylor  J  R, 

Crawford  C  R,  Corey's 
Cummin  G  F,  Corunna 
Hulick  Joseph, 
Pond  El  on, 
Packard  Sons  ^S:  C'o,  Covert 
Crawford  L  C,  Crawford's  (Jiiarry 
Hagan  Wm, 

PicrsonOW,  Cressy's  Corners 
Bode  Gco\V,  C:ro£s  Village 

Waglevjohn, 

Fi^k  P  L  K  ,  Croton 
Steffey  John  F,  Crystal 
Culver  A  H,  Cuiver 
Jordan  Wm,  Cnml-ier 
Vail  Levi,  Dailey 
Kibbey,  Danby 

Francis  Jos  W,  Dansville 
Rice  Egbert, 
Wolcott  Jas  W, 
Burnani  v'vTerBush,  Davisbnrgh 
Davis  J  C, 
Day  EH. 

Arnot  Bros,  DAvisville 
Binks  John  J, 
M.  Credie  E  R, 
M(>ss,  Mills  A  Gaige,  " 
C-artwright  J  F,    Davison  Station 
Hurd  A  E. 
Wickers  I, 

Rotherniill  S:  Claire,  Dayton 
Young     Son,  ' ' 

lilaok  Jas,  l^fanvillc 
Thomas  W  M  A:  Co,  Dear/s  Mills 
Creech  Thos,  Dearbornville 


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Fariand  John  M,  Dearbornville 
Holton  V.'in  S:  Co,  " 
Kiheii  Wm,  ' ' 

Kl-.'.dt  Herman, 
Sioss  I")avid,  " 
Arnold  H  oc  Son,  Decatur 
McCormiclc  Geo,  " 
Downing  &  Southworth, 

Deckerville 
Henderson  WW,  Deer  Creek 
Cannon  &  Fife,  Deerfielc 
Hood  A, 
Nichols  A  K, 
Orrnsby  Lysander, 
Grattan  Harvev,  Delta 
Jones  C  H  &  1  M,  Denmark 
Wilson  S:  Alexander, 
Carr  &  Barrett,  Dennison 
DcntoK  S  Y.  Denton 
EberleMrsLJ, 

Levy  L  H,  Detroit 
Monr'-e  Mrs  Lucy, 
O'SulIivan  John, 
Taylor  Wm, 
White  Milton  F,  DcWitt 
^Vood r  Li  ff  A d d  i  so n  A , 
Croarkiri  &  Tuomy,  Dexter 
Jam  es  L  L,  •       ' ' 

Smith  U  M  Co, 
Tuite  PS:  Co,  ^ 
Tuomy  Bros  &  (iregory, 
Vmkle  H, 
French  H  A,  Diamondale 
KenneyM, 
Watrous  G  W  &  U  T, 
Sl-an  C, 

,  Cannon  Bros,  Disco 
Salter  Mrs  H  J, 

harris  R  J,  Dorr 

j  Helmers  K  W  &  Co, 

i  Newman  Joseph ,  " 
Somers  John,  " 
Gray  Thomas,  Douglas 
Putnam  Dyer  C, 
Jones  G  C  ^:  A,  Dowagiac 
Bacon,  Emmons  8c  Co,  Dr\-den 
NIanwaring  Ju-eph,  " 
Schwescngen  Paul, 

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Wotmorc  vS:  Bro,  ' ' 

Brewer  V   D  v<.  K  G,  Marshall 

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Grren  George  W,  Mailia 

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(Contiraied.) 
Mason  J  A, 
Peacock  Robert, 
Wood  Eros, 
Fitch  L  A  &  L  C, 
Van  Vcchten  G  F, 
Orcutt  Daniel  L, 
Bryant  Alison, 
ClarkVv'mA, 
Gramback  vV  Miller, 
Mock  Stephen, 
Denniston  iS:  Couch, 
Mills  N  &  B, 
Collins  A  E, 
WUlisou  Z  B, 
Jiltrars  Charles, 
Brov^n  Charles  &  Co, 
Land  Jas  M, 


Mathertcn 
Mattawan 

Mattison 
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Mayfiehi 
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Meade 
Meadviiie 
Mears 
Medina 
M«ad's  Mills 


Hetvitt  Sar.iuel, 
Watkins  F  B, 
I'Aiis  Maurice  M, 
Pcttee  'J  homas  \V, 
?c  itcer  John  M  , 
Bailard  C  1^, 
Rice  B  F, 
Fuller  M  F  &  Co, 
Gates  G  H  &  Co, 
Has'an'.-in  J  &  Co, 
Levy  S  M, 
Levy  S  M  6:  Co, 
Wilcox  Jc  Morgan, 


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Coburn  S:  Gilbert, 
Granger  O  &  Son, 
ITodges  A  M, 
Kingsbury  J, 
Mansfteld  J  , 
Ai^derson  J  B      fl , 
Biish  <k  Lymau, 
Flasbrouck  &  Dackitt, 
House  O  A, 
L.ewis,  Vanner.s  &  Co, 
Riley  Tb, 

Eos'vell  Vv'm  G,  Mencninee 
Kirby,  Carpenter  i"t  Co,  " 
LTidington,  Wcll:^  ^.  Co^,  " 
Menominee  Iron  Go's  Store, 

Menominee 

Parent  C, 
Csrr  J  F, 
Harden  xV  U 
Gritnn  John, 
Knox  J  '»V, 
Thomas  D  M, 
Townsend  H, 
Bigelov. 'j>  S  &  Co, 
Extenbenz  E, 
Bislow  A  L&  Co, 
Boune,  Comhs  Storms, 
Dibble  B  S, 

Johnson  George  Fl  Co, 
Searles  G  W, 
Wright  Fain, 

Cochrane  James  W,  Midland  City 
Curry  &  ^lericle, 
{-Tarns  \S'ni, 
Larkin  John, 
Morse  A, 
O! instead  Bros, 
Reardon  Bros, 
Rindskopf  H, 
Sia?  Sanniel, 
Wtlls,  Stone  S:  Co, 
Blackmer  Charles  M, 
Clark  (.rcorge  iV  Co, 
Gauntlett  c'c  Putnam, 
Gay  Simon  H , 
Arms  Wm  A, 
Crawford  John, 
Ladd  Frank  M, 
Thornhill  J  &  Bro, 
Van  Lenven  Hiram  H, 
Randall  Wm  .S:  I'.ro, 
Vosburgh  Alonzo, 
Beach  Ilomei  A, 
Hansc  L, 

Rathhun  &  Dewitt, 
Hctftcld  F  O, 
Mackey  Adam, 
Whitohoiise  t'lcorijo, 
Crain  Calvin,       Mineral  Springs 
Daiher  A,  Monri  e 

Stevens'!"  R,         Monroe  Cetucr 
I.aslry  S  11  it  Co,  Monta^jne 
Mason  Wm  }, 
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Pike  Nelson. 
Stewart  Co, 
Thompson  A, 
Espie  John, 
Holmes  8:  Rig 5 5, 
Early  Sami-.e!, 
Lantz  Daniel  O, 
Grovier  Brothers, 
Heine  W'm, 
\  Glee  Erne:,t  S, 
j  Saook  W  c'c  Co, 
i  Tras'e rs  Theodore, 
I  Uirlch  P  Co, 
j  H  ughes  E  6:  S, 
I  Hughes  Co, 
i  Angell  6:  Wood, 
!  L'oty  Bros, 
Gilman  D  FI, 
Harri>  SV  N , 
\  Nelson  D  H, 
!  Stevens  Alex, 
i  Freeman  iN:  French, 
:  Stevens  Charles  E, 
I  Wagner  John  S, 
I  Mc Donald  J  ihn  F, 
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Borgmiin  Bolle, 
I  Chaduock  Chauncy  J, 
\  FiiLsbury  James  M, 
V'anderwerp  Frederick, 
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Jones  B'os, 
Dickinson  H  R, 
Downing  H  E, 
Koeher  W  H  Bro, 
Trumam  G  A, 
Fish  iX  Pierce, 
Spear  J  W  is:  Co, 
Sttme  1)  G, 
Empey  Wm  F, 
Goo  Dpeed  Bradley, 
Jacobi  Frederick, 
Riblet  Solomon  K , 
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Peirce  P  J      Son,  New  Troy 

I  Hicks  cc  Benjamin,  Nirvan.- 

I  Lacev  F  D, 

:  Holley  Hanford,  Norris 
1  A.ushbaugh  John  D, North  Adams 
I  Brooks  Wm,  _  " 

!  Baggerly  Gideon,  North  P.atavia 
I  Ballard  &  Scht-les,  North  Branch 
i  Weston  Tonathan,  *' 

Weston  H  C  v'c  Co,  '* 
i  Gili  William,  North  port 

I  Johnson,  Goodenow  6:Co,  " 
■  Neiscn  W  H,^ 
\  Hungerford  Samuel, 
I  Lapham  6:  Swift, 

Randolph  L  G  N, 
'  Homison  J, 
'  Schcrmerhorn  J  W, 
i  T  tittle  ^  Yar  ring  ton, 
;  Richmond  Eiisha, 
I  Srokie  (Jharles, 
'.  Mcech  F  J  ci:  Co, 

Sabin  C  E, 

lnger^oli, 

Thompson  F, 

Ferham  J.-^hn  B, 

Davis  M  1., 

Hottman  S  T, 

Rocsa  G  (J, 

Sackrider  ec  r>ye, 

Wright  C  F, 

Wright  J  H, 

Newcoiiib  Silas  A, 

Frost  M. 

Higgs  J  \y, 

Walker  Ebenezer, 
Stone  W  R, 
Green  Ely, 
Sarirent  E  L, 
D.^e  S  H, 
Farr  A  W  ^\Co. 
Gunderson  S  T  6c  Co, 
Carscal'.an  George, 
Haynes  E  P, 
Sherman  J , 
Apel  Henry, 
Crozer  J  W , 
Shorte--  Charies, 


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Onondaga 
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Milan  j  Calzin  Charles, 
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Schnoor  C, 
Butler  John, 
Nowland  Moses  R, 
Ryan  E  G, 
Sims  Stephen. 
FairfieUl  David, 
Millburg    Meach.m  ^\:S.'o.iii, 
Mill  Grove  1  Clapp  George  T, 
Millington  j  \'ertneulen  J  , 
!  Alkr  Lewis  A, 
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Predmore  J  C, 
I  Sims  R, 
i  Warner  A  S, 
I  Greenup  John , 
I  Hopkins  Clark, 
!  Fuller  S  vS:  Son, 
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Bingham  W  F, 

Gouid  vs:  Bro, 

Omans  j  , 

Hunt  E  is:  Co, 

Sanborn  Bros, 

Schtuiten  I  K, 

Stockton  1  C, 

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Groves  Joel, 
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Kennedy  >S:  Cochran, 
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Ottawa  Station 


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Black  George  R,  Owosso 
Bennett  E  A  &  Co,  Oxford 
Bldvveil  George, 
Wat^ion  Charles, 
De  Graff  P  C, 
Millard  M, 
Rork  Bros, 
Sunderlin  E  B, 
Bevins  Pjros, 
Fuller  Edson_, 

jMcFarlane  Neil,  " 
Stickney  E  M,  ' ' 

Woodward  H      Co,  Parma 
Gribwokl  &  .Morbert,Par.shaHviile 
Ketcheler  Vv'rn  &  J , 
Nash  T  H,  Pavilion 
Selleck  Wm  J,  Pasv  Paw- 

Smith  Edmund^iipo,  'J 
Van  .A  ukcn  A  S:  Co,  " 
Collins  John,  Herk 
Watterrnan  J  T,  Peck 
Bird  &  Bunyea,  Pentwater 
Boaiou  N  L,  ' 
Rich  Emanuel,  * ' 

Sands  &  Maxwell, 
Underhill  A  I, 

Barrows  1),  PernnsviUe 
Stringer  T  W, 

Marsha!!  Eeoiiidas  Perry 
Bartlfitot  Burton,  Petersburgh 
Dunham  E  .S:  Co, 
Hayes  &  Rus^ell,^ 
2\lc Laugh liu,  H  C  &  Co, 
Rose  Oliver  T,  " 
liond  lie  ingalls,  Petoskey 
Petoskey  Joseph, 
Ross  H  O  Co, 
Wait  H  G  cc  Co , 
Watson  John  Son, 
Ludwick  John  it  Son,  Pewamo 
Mattiscn  Ralph  G, 
Pennington  John , 
Kloeckner  G  8:  Co,  Phrenix 
Phcvnix  \f  ii'e,  ' ' 

Barker  I  1,  Piersou 
Miner  Albert, 
Van  Etten,  Campbell  Co, 

Puiconiiing 

Knapp  Aram,  Pine  Run 

Parks  Sylveser,  Pipestone 
Kerr  John,  '  -Pittsburgh 
Pitts  S, 

Cutler      Spear,  Putsford 
Knapp  C, 

Stedman  L  G,  ' ' 

Smith  O  L,  Plainheld 
Topping  M  &  Son, 
Chesebrough  L  W, 
Harris  W  ni, 
Slierrr  au  E  ^c.  Bro, 
Thurson  J  M  it  M  E,  Platte 
Cook  AH,  Pleasanton 
B.uck  M  ,  Pokagon 
Jones  G  D,  * '  .. 

Trask  Seaver,  Pouipcii 
Ayrcs  is:  Co,  Port  A  usun 

Goop<-r  William  H  S:  Co, 
Winsor  Neil, 
Hascell  >x  Spaulding, 

Port  Crescent 

Johnson  J  B, 

Kennedy  Williaiu,  *' 
Woods  ii  Co,  ' ' 

Osborn  Charles,  Port«llo 
Haywood  James  E,       Port  Hope 
Stafford  \S  illiam  R, 
■  Balciitine  S  L,  Port  Huron 

Plteni.v  Frani:i.-»,  ' ' 

Rich  H,  l'o:tland 
Woodbury  I  l», 

B'  viiey  A      v<:  Co,      Port  SaniUc 
Er  .kiuc  I'  R  J  , 
Oldlirld  Henry, 
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Thomson  T  c>;  J  S,  '* 
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Potter  G  N     J  W, 
Brown  ;:c  Goss,  Prairieville 
Evcrs  Geo  :i  Cic  Co, 
Culver  D  F  is:  Co,  Pulaski 
Earn  ham,  ** 
Qiilmby  1  L,  Quimby 
Berrv  Joseph,  Quincy 
Robe'rts  F,  Randall 
Burton  John  S,  Ravenna 
Ccnktin  O  F  &  W  P, 
Cone  George  G,  Reading 
Mallery  Lewis  H,  " 
Orr  George  F, 
P::rnieiee  H  P, 
Shannon  S:  I\furray, 
Foley  Bros,  Red  Jacket 

Hoiman  r, 

Ryan  Edward,  " 
Ruppe  P  Sc.  Son, 
Union  Store  Co, 
Wertin  J , 

Eburt  A,  Reed 
Reed  T  F, 
Reed  B  F  S:  Co, 
Falkenburg  U,  '.' 
McClelian  D  M,  Reed  City 

PaddackHC,  ^' 
Simpson  R  B,  ' 
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I  Wakemau  S:  Crapond,  '* 
;  Weller  is:  Philips, 
1  Wilson  is:  Co, 

'  Republic  Iron  Co,  Repuohc 
I  Stockwell  A  E, 

Youn^  HO,  , ,  , 

,  ..Matthew.s  A  W,  Richheld 
Turner  I  R, 

Barnes      P  &  Son,  Richland 
Evars  Georsje  M  ^  Co,         ' ' 
■  Bassett  6c  Hicks,  Richmond 
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,  Cooper  is:  Knight, 
j  French  Ebenei^er, 
*  H:tncock  A  J, 
Lathrop  S  8:  J  D, 
Sch  .'ft"  Fred'k  ,  '  ' 

Harrint^tnn  E  B,  RichmondviUe 
Clark  G  W  isc  Son,  Ridgeway 
Sharp  Peter,  " 
Thompson  J  D,  " 
Dreher  Adam.  Rip 
Ruedy  Casper,  '^^ 
Senisky  W  H,  ' 
Felker  Benj,       '     Riley  Center 
Datz  M,  River  Bend 

Hill  L  W, 

BatcmanAJ,  Rochester 
Cook  T  C, 
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Goodison  C  S, 
Lauibertson  Bros, 
Sprague  M rs  R , 

P.ick,  Jenks  ic  Co,       Rock  Falls 
Boucher  L  D,  Rockford 
Llarl y le  C  H , 
Close  E  R , 
French  (Veo, 
Saunders  i^.  Morris, 
Stucum  D  R  Co, 
Strong  John  jr, 
Wallace  J  L, 
Wood  Thomas, 


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Giddings,  Rowley  c'c  Co, 
Morland  it  FiumerSelt, 
Newman  J  Co, 
Pratt  Ira  F, 
Price  Jas  E, 
Smith  T  A, 

Kingsiey  S  R  jr,  Romulus 
Dennett  Bros,  Roscommon 
Trask  John,  " 
1  >uw-ecker  Jos  &  P.ics,  Roseville 
Gaukler  Jacob  H , 
Kchlmorgen  Fred  C, 
Labcrty  Nelson  jr, 
I  Rehfield  Chas, 
j  Schattler  C  F  cc  Bro, 
I  Schuchard  Gustavus, 
j  Hutchins  J  G,  Royal  Oak 

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!  Dispennett  A  J,  Royaltor. 
,  HoiTman  F  C,  Ruby 
I  Reynolds  FO, 
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>faihews  Geo  G,  Saginaw  City 
j  Ackley  Francis,  St  Charles 

Appenzellcr  F, 
Case  Henry, 
Eddy  W  W  it  Co, 
I  Freeman  ^v'  Adams, 
I  ll  ATt  Alonzo  N, 
Hoit  A  M, 
FloUiday  M  C, 
Kimt^erly  C  S, 
Nctzorg  H  8:  J , 

Oliver      Dexter,  . 
Agens  John  L,  bt  Clair 

Bendit  S  is:  Co,  '^'^ 
Cramp  ton  B  F  &  Co, 
'I  he  People  Trade  Assoc'n,  " 
Walkor  Geo  C  i!t  Co,  |* 
Whiting  H  ot  Son, 
Withaner,  Sherman  is:  Co. 

St  Helen 

Brown  MV,  St  John's 

Hicks  John, 
M linger  is:  I^nn, 
Tcachout  A  it  Co, 
King  Benj  F,  St  Joseph 

Sweet  C  C  &  Bro,  "  . 

Crussiuan  Bros,  St  I.oius 

Hcrrington  is:  Ewell, 
Pavnc  Z  \', 
Seymour  &  Holcomb,  * 
Tibbilts  Joseph, 
Tu^er  John, 

Corson  Tunis  H  ,  Salem 
i  Foland  F  H.  Salt  Kivcr 

I  Struble  H  it  Son, 
I  Stauda.  her  it  Co,  Sal?bMr^ 
'  Barll.  tt  R,  Sand  l.each 

.  I'acW,  lenks  S:  Co,  , 
W  ells.'  Stone  it  Co,  Sanford 
Hickon«on  ler'-mc,       S.«nd  lake 
Kitchen  Kllakinc  W, 
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Hoyt  HA, 
Kiilrner  Jas  H, 
Burns  John  Sc  Co,  Saiigatiick 
Taylor      Barber,  " 
B(;yle  S:  Roach,  SauU  Dc  SteMnrie 
Church  PS,  " 
Prenzlauer  A,  '* 
Ryan  Thos,  " 
Scranton  M  \V ,  ' ' 

Trempe  Louis  P  S:  Bro,  " 
Wilson  Wm,  * ' 

Burnett  J  VV, 
Smith  W  H, 
Francis  D  H. , 
Knight  C;  E     Co,  * ' 

Snyder,  Underw,  ood  &:  Co,  " 
DeLanoV/H,  Scott's 
Hume  &  Priest,  Sears 
Kibbey  O  W,  Sebewa 
Irion  A,  Sebewaing 
Liken  J  C, 

MvJicrweiss  John,  " 
Surine  Peter,  *  * 

Branch  W  M,  Shelby 
Glezier  DP,  " 
PittengerA, 

F/urton,  Johnson  &  Co.Shelbyviile 
Eassett  8:  Co,  Shepr.rtisvjlle 
Fargf  Daniel  T,  Sheridan 
Neff  cc  Prestol,  " 
Stone  W  B,  " 
Maqucston  Bros, 
Johnson  A  S, 
Hazen  E  F, 
Frink  ^\  D, 
Ramsey  Robert, 
Swart  Wrri, 
Swart  vX  Burtless,  " 
Abbot  Myron,  Slocum's  Grove 
Hunt,  Northway  &  Co,  Smyrna 
Spencer  Asa,  '  * 

'i  homp^on  Geo  VV, 
King  W  L,  Sodus 
Haynes  \\~m  McK,  Somerset 
Sniith  G  A,  _ 

(Jlancey  Dennis,  Somerset  Center 
Paul  J,  South  Butler 

Kentrich  J,  South  Camden 

Phillips  Geo, 

Hosford  S  O  cSc  Co,       South  Cass 
Johnson  E  B,  " 
Bloomer  E  J,         South  Fairfield 
Rathbun  L  T,  " 
Blakeslec  E  S,  Southfield 
Delczenne  J  E  &  G,  " 
McCurdy  Andrew  L,  " 
Dou^'iass  G  A  is:  Co,   S  Frankfort 
Burlin^ame  E  S,       South  Haven 
Hale  M  ck.  Co, 
Thompson  W  H, 
Tripp  Samuel  A, 
Adams  E  M, 
Calkins  Bros, 
Hicks  G  A, 
Parker  J  Son, 
Hubbard  &  Wood, 
Bradford  E, 
J  udson  G  \\' , 
Nasli  M  i;, 
Wood  in  R  H, 
McKcith  J  D, 
Moore  v^'c  iJro, 
Coy  R  W, 
Bowiptoii  F, 
WaUh  Martin. 


Sherman 
Sherman  City 
Sherwood 
Smith's  Creek 

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Skinner 


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Comstock,  0>  cr  Co, 


South  Lyon 

Sovith  Wright 
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Spaulding 

Sparta  Center 

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Speaker 

Spencer  Clrcck 
>l)enri:!  Mill 
Spring  Lake 


Hicks  N, 
YcvcntDii  R, 
Allen  P.ro., 
Moshcr  r  U. 
Cross,  Wrijht  is:  Co, 


Springport 
•  ■ 

■  ( 

Springvilto 
Standish 


Lount  I  A  S;  Co, 
I  Case  D  L  vV  Co, 
i  (Gardner  D  M  , 
'  Hinds  H  H, 
I  Ri-^e  H  \V, 
\  Vv'ood  Thayer, 
1  DeLamartcr  J  A, 
I  Finch  Mrs  W  L, 
I  Leete  James, 

Stephens  Henry, 

Morehouse  &  Co, 

Brown  L  R, 

Fassett  S  N , 

Ketch  em  &  Co, 

Baker  Edv,  . 

Forbes  H'N  &  Son, 

Seeb  J  G, 

Bigelow  ^Clevf-rdon, 
Wheeler,  Bray  i'c  Co, 
e  Knapp, 


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Sylvan 

Sylvester 

Tawas  City 
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<  < 

Tekonsha 

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Thornville 
Three  Oaks 


Standish 

Stanton 

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<  < 

Stan  wood 
Stephens 

Sterling 

Stevensville 
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Stockbridge 
<  < 

Sturgis 
Sumner 
Summii 
Sun  field 

Denster  J  H  Co,  Sutton's  Bay 
Duruin,  Carr  £;  Cummings," 
Heinz;  J^hn, 
^chm:r  Henry  &  Co, 
Boyd  Bros, 
Grimes  George, 
Cameron  J  C  S:  Co, 
Hamilton  James, 
Lyons  S  R, 
j  \V  hicteniore  C  H, 
Jr.hp.sou  John, 
Keyos  G  W, 
P.  and  all  Bros, 
Swift  A  S, 
t  ree:  J  >n:  Co, 
Jones  F, 
Kmdnck  Frank, 
Lambertson  Wm  R, 
Man  waring  Joseph, 
Chamberlain  H, 
Chamberlain  Cs:  Churchill, 
McKee  Warner,  " 
Leam.ird  Bros,  Tipton 
Westren  Francis  Tompkins 
Hannah,  Lay  &.  Co, Traverse  City 
Paige  Bros,  " 
Carrington  George,  Trent 
Rowland  0  A,  " 
Cady  Hall, 
Parks  Wm, 
Sanders  Wm  jr, 
Templeton  Wm, 
Truax  C  R, 
Hall  James, 
Kin-  W  S, 
O'SuIlivan  Jam«fs, 
Dunning  John, 
Obert  Livermore, 
Hartnian  Joseph, 
Reed  Joseph  L, 
Corbm  Tucker, 
Leonard  Antisdalc, 
\\'atkins  vS:  Bro, 
Goodwin  R  M  i:  Co, 
Durkee  R  W  vV  Son, 
Greenfieid  8:  Stacey, 
Morvm  H  C  it  Co, 
B'urge^s  C  O, 
Firman  i<  Mitchell, 
St  John  S  P, 
You i^  Wilcox, 
CIk  nibcrlin  Wm  L, 
Lutob  J  ^  Son, 
Thorp  v's:  ( Ircn^ 
Hariin.,ton  isc  Emerson, 
Norvh  M  D  ^n:  Co, 
M  c  He  -c  vV  I  >.i,^e, 
CloA  L  H, 
Jo-,lin  G  W, 
Manin  11  I. 
llullC, 

( larrisim  W  D  it  A, 
Nichols  A  W  &  Co, 
Jeuks  L  C, 


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Twin  Lake 
Tyre 
Unadilla 

Union 

Union  City 
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Unionville 


Utica 

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Vaudalia 
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Vassar 


Ventura 
Verm  ihtvillp 
Vernou 

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Hiibbard  R  S  S:  Co,  Vicksbur^ 
Trin^mer  E  T  i-c  Co,  " 
Rayne  Richard,  Victory 
Roger  H  S,  Volinia 
Kiiol  Mrs  H  G,  Vriesland 
Wiewema  Doiiwe,  " 
Daniells  Nelson,  Wacousta 
Heartt  Wm  A,  Wahjamcga 
Van  Love  Alex,  *• 
BoltyJC,  Waldenburgh 
Eckart  Adolph,  ' ' 

Peter?  GC, 

Howard  R  S,  Vv'alled  Lake 

Humphrey  Jas  L,  •* 
ThornhiU  }ohn,  " 
Waltz  Jas,,  Waltz 
Barton  Oliver,  V/arrei 
V/hitter  Geiin,  " 
^^oher  A  D,  Washington 
W'i^g  Osmond,  Water  ford 

Siefried  Stephen,  ^^'aterloc 
Allen  W  W,  ^  Watervliet 
Swain  OIncy  &  Co,  " 
Walden  S  D,  " 
Burtis  RC,  Watrousville 
Weaver  R  S,  ** 
Wilder  D  \,  «' 
Clark  E  F,  WavlanJ 
Heazlit  S:  Henika, 
Bedell  &  Fisher,  Wavne 
Eunteig:  Jacob,  ' ' 

Corlctt'Wm  R,  " 
Gilm.ore  Jr.mes,  " 
Hosie  cs:  Stellwagen, 
O'Connor  Jeremiah, 
Steers  Wm  C, 
Sage  H  ^^'  it  Co,  Wenona 
Washington  J  (X  E,    West  Branch 
(iibson  I,  West  Campbell 

Roberts  Fred,  West  Mill 

Akeley  Thomas,  West  Olive 

Barnes  L  J,  Weston 
Brow  it  Lucas, 
Carpenter  L  B, 
Spitzley,  Fox  ^  Co,  Westphalia 
Thome  8:  Ames,  " 
Merrills  J,  West  Sumpter 

Randall  Stephen,  •* 
Dean  J  J,  West  Windsor 

Sloan  Clark,  '« 
Campbell  James,  Westwood 
Faust  J,  Wexford 
^L-lsrer.^Wm,  " 
Foland  A  P,  Wheeler 
Hagern\an  Isaac,  White 
Potter  Hiram,  *' 
Bennett  T  is:  Co,  Whitehall 
Frechling  Moses, 
Glazier  D  P, 
Mcars  Albert, 
Phelps  it  Parker, 
Burham  it  Co,  White  Lake 

Hyatt  L  D  it  Co, 

Clapp  A  it  Son,        White  Pigeon 
Da\  is  Joseph  L,  " 
Murray  A  W  it  Co, 
Row  Wm  A,  White  Kiver 

Munford  B,  White  Koctv 

Thomson  Bros,  ' ' 

Horton  it  Bcardslcy,  William>loii 
Simons  it  Bro,  ' ' 

Spaidding  \\  \\ ,  " 
Mcrritt  \N  m  R,  Williamsvi'.lc 
Havncs  D  K,  Win  field 

Swait  R, 

Arms  A  Wm,  ^^  ixom 

Knox  J  W  ni, 

Gardner  A  E  *  * 

Taylor  .^  .Mc Mullen,  Wood  Lake 
Hagor  it  Townscnd, 

NN  oodland  Center 

Hilbert  L, 

Kichatdson  P  B,  Worth 
Davis  Hio<,  \\)andottc 


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Farns-Aorth  cc  Co, 
George  L, 
Alchin  Richard, 


yanciotte 


Hi 


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Farmers'  Mechanics' 

Association, 
Neat  Geo  A 


York 

Trade 
Ypsiianti 


(y\  holesal::;.) 

adz'),  Detr 


Brown  Jacob,'  (See 
Fonda  1  sa;ic  "H  , 
Hazard  &  lirewster,  '* 
Barth  J,  Grand  Rapids 

(Retail.) 

(See  Clothing-,  also  .Merchant 
Tailors"), 


Bliss  Wm  \V 


D'jniop  John, 
Salisbury,  Lindsay 
Fevy  Bros, 
Silvers  David  W, 
Sloman  L, 
Chandler  Gee  C, 
Cole  Walter  B, 
Coleman  H  V.'  sr, 
(  ionrlny  j  aiues, 
Morris  Geo, 
Northrop  C  B, 
Potter  Porter, 
Schloss  Benjamin, 
Jilerritt,  Fred, 
G  riggs  &  Ennes, 
Bali"  is:  Baxter, 
Heath  L  W  8:  Co, 
Flununell  A  D, 
Irish  D  i  E  L  Co, 
V oorhees  E  D , 
Petitt  John,- 
Lenz  M  &  Co, 
LoeM'cn.stein  A  T, 
Adainj.  L  T, 
Vanens  &  Botsford, 
Flal!  L  Co, 
"Nlatthes  Herman , 
Fiibbard  Oliver  D, 


Anii  Arbor 
Battle  Creek 
S:  Co,  " 

Bij  Rapids 
dir.  ten 
Coldwater 
Detroit 


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F-aton  Rapids 
E\art 
Grand  Raoids 

Hillsdale 
Ionia 

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Jackson 
Kalamazoo 
L^ipeer 
Xiles 
Port  Hr,  rc  r. 
St  John's 
\\'cn'"na 
Wyandotte 


Glass. 

(Wholesale.) 

Earl  E  P, 

Reid  &:  Hills, 


{Jlu''>  Mumifacturers. 

Berry  Brothers,  Derroit 
Saginaw  Glue  Works, 

Saginaw  City 

GolJ  Pell  Manularturf-rs. 

Grieshaber  B,  Detroit 

Gold  a  ad  Silver  Platf  rs. 


Detroit 
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Glass  Slaiiiirs. 

Friederichs  &  Staflln, 
Smith  N  M, 


Gla6s»  are. 
(See  Crockery  and  Glassware.) 


CHARLES  ROOT  S  CO, 

WHOLESALE 


Dry 


Goods^ 


Luce  S:  Sviilivan, 
Porter  Frank, 
I'.rcmiey  Edward, 
Shcip  Charles, 
Tr^iub  Bros, 
Hillings  Corbett, 
Wi^^ins  <x  Lee, 


Adrian 
Ann  Arbor 
Detroit 


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Grain  Uealers. 

Comnussion  iferchants,  also 
Flouring  Mills.) 

Aibion 
A.ugiisra 


Berlin 

Brighton 
Char lo'  te 

Chelsea 
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Clyde 
Cold  water 

Detroit 

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Glass  Sand  (Juarrios. 

Toll  S:  Pa.xton,  Monroe 


Detroit 


Glove  Miinufacturers. 

Williams  D  Sc.  Co,  Battle  Creek 

Ward  Mirani  H,  Eaton  Rapids 

Hosmer  ON,  E  Snjjinaw 

Daniels  H  A,  Grand  R.\pii..s 

Wesibronk  John,  Hart 

Darling  6c  Hibbard,  Hastings 

Elder  John  A,  L.insiiik; 

Evvcrett  H  D,  I.onfloa 

Murdoch  SC,  Mtndon 

Bear  ii;  Anderson,  Reading 


Jameson  &  Alley, 
'B.-.it  &  Crane, 
W s.':. -tzr  $c  North, 
Norton  E  F, 
Hyne  C  T  &  Sun, 
Hrirman  J  C. 
Musg:rave  6:  Lacey, 
Hatch  Wm  F, 
Wood  Bros  i  Co, 
Liiigheiin  >n:  Osborn, 
Brundnee  G 
B-i:  :h  G  W, 
Balch  &:  Norton, 
Pceson  Jacob  Co, 
Gillett  &:  Hall, 
F[urd  I  L  &  Co, 
McKerrow  IP, 
MATl  HEWS,  FRENCH  S: 
. GKOVER, 
Hoag  John, 
Merritt  Conant, 
Gruier  C, 
V'.'atts  Daniel  E, 
Parker  G  R, 
I'arsons  6c  Crafser, 
Srait}\  Geo, 
L'esmond  (Sc  Nourse, 

Grand  Rapids 
I  Sn-iith,  Knight  Siieiby, 
I  Grass  Lake 

i  Cressy  &  Holden , 
Thompson  David, 
c  Downing  ^:  Bro, 
\  Ho;Tman  B  F  S:  Co, 
'  Powers  &:  Cook , 
'  WcrthinetOR  ]  S, 
'  Eddy  H  M, 
Hutchins  Wm, 
Holt  A  V, 
C'ark  iX  Marks, 
Hendershott  J  J, 
I  \\  ai worth  H  S, 
I  Fish  G  W, 
Sebrin^'  f  L  cs:  Co, 
Kelly     firooks,    Kelly "s  Corners 
Burt'M,  L.-'ingsbvirich  i 


DETROIT,  MICH. 


full  and  complete  as- 
sortment^the  entire  season. 

Newberry  Jas,  Rorhester 
Meilen  FI  C:c  J,  Romeo 
Lee  A  C,  Saranac 
Woodward      Buckingham,  - 

Shelby 

rVjrovan  John,  South  Lyon 

Francis  H  ^  S,  Thomas 
Wixom  &  Siblev,  Wixom 


Grain  .Scourer  3Ian»jfa«-(urcrs. 

Richardson  D  M,  F^etroit 
Broadus  Mnf'g  Co,  .-^turgis 


Grin<l.«toue  MannfAclurtrs. 

VVorthington  &  Sons, 

Grindstone  Citv 
WallaceJR&R, 


Dcvercaiix 
Eatca  Rapids 
Fowler 
Fowlerviile 
Grand  Blanc 

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Grand  Ledge 


Hastings 
Hillsdale 
Holly 


Homer 

Hortoti 

Howell 

Hunter's  Creek 

Irving 

Jtrcme 

Kalama/o» 
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Co, 


Glovps  iumI  Miltt'iis. 

lUihl  F,  NewLind  Ci:  Co,  Detroit 
Buhl  W;Jter  6c  Co, 
Bacon  A  C  Js:  E  N , 
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Kinney,  .\dams  Cs  Co,  Law  ton 

Simmons  6s:  Snylcr,  Lenox 

E.iton  E  <.'r,  Leslie 

Giles  N  H,  Lexington 

Middlcworth  J      Co,  Linden 

Brndlcv  H  J,  Lowell 
Train  J  C, 

KcdpAih  »s:  Campbell,  M.^rlin 

Dunniris  N  .\  Cv:  Co,  M.^swn 

Fitch  M  L,  Ma"ia»v  an 

Linyhain  is:  Osborn,  .Milford 

I  Hvird  Geo,  Monroe 

I  Loi  s"  C  ic  Sons,  '  * 

1  amoreux  J,         Nev  Richnjond 

I  GiCjfory  6..  McHirdy,  On»<^»so 
Inslee  ^:  Rathfon,       Port  Huron 


Growers. 

(Wholesale;. 
Gardiner  I  P     Co,  Allegan 
McCrea  S  W  8:  Co.    Battle  Creek 
Guftin      Merrill,  Bay  City 

Supe  t.s:  Rademacher,  *' 
Bcatty,  Fiusimmons  &  Co, 

Detroit 

Bratshaw  J  B  \\, 
Edwards,  Murphy 
Funke  6c  Apcl, 
Garrison  cc  Dcoew, 
Gould  W  J, 
Henkel  Peter, 
Hill  Bros  v<l-  Co, 
Huber  vV  Stendel, 
Insiee  C  Vv'  ^  Co, 
Johnson  is:  Wheeler, 
Linn  A  R  6t  W  F, 
Lowe  Bros  6c  C'l, 
I  McCarthy,  Roney  6c  Giles, 
I  McKenna  6c  Radcliff, 
!  Mchli::g  John  V, 
.  Miliar  \V  6c  R, 
;  Parker  Thos  A, 
\  Phelps  Brace, 
:  Pulte  A  Son, 
j  Stcphen>  John  ci  Co, 
i  Derby     Co,  East  Saginaw 

Sli.iw  Brok  6c  Co, 
Stevcart  J  6s:  Co, 
:  Caulticld  John, 
Cody  6c  Olney, 
Freeman,  H.ivv kins  &  Co, 
j  McDoncll,  M  uiviart  vi;  Co, 
I  Hollon  J     Sm,  Jackson 

Kellogg.  Baker  6i:  Co, 
'  l<Atcs  C  R  ^cC'>,  Kalamazoo 
Christopher  Geo  W,  Lansing 
I  Rubson  Bn>s,  '* 
;  NI rM'Tran  Henry,  PortHur^^n 
Well*.  Stone     Co.    Sa -inaNr City 

^VVholo'ialc  and  Retair. 

Clark  E  P,  Itic  Rapidi 

Meeker  Cs:  .Vclams,  Hay  City 

Woodward  K  C  vN.  F  G, 
Cook  V.  r,  Detroit 

I  HOUSE  WM  C  A  CO. 
j  Hurlbut  C, 


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McMillan  G      R,  Detroit 
Teuton,  MvVV'iiliams     Co,  " 
Yoi:nsb'r»:.d  Bro. 
Boyd  Robert  8;  Co,  East  Saginaw 
Caulticki  .Michael,  Grand  Rapids 
T haj'er  Geo  \V, 
T^Iorrison  Patton, 
Desenberg  H  Sc  Co, 
Biack  Joseph  C, 


Parker  H  \V  X:  Co, 
Robertsou  Ryaa, 


Groceries  and  Provisions. 

(See  aiso  General  Store^^*. 


Weils  L  B, 
Lewis  G  M, 
Van  tine  C, 
Anglim  E, 
B*a!s  Colvin, 
Cle->-elaTid  Wm  H, 
Gafney  Martin, 
Grandv  Geo, 
Kail  O', 
Hall  Bras, 

HitchcocI-:  ^n:  Saviers, 
Hood  C  M,  ^ 
Kaiser  J  D  cs.  Co. 
McFarlane  &  Son, 
Merrick  G 
Roeder  &;  Williams, 
Rowley  J  C  Co, 
Scowers      1  )niry, 
Strong  N  (Jo, 
Wiilett  &  Son, 
Williams  J , 
Wilson  \V  S  (S:  Son, 
Young  Cbas, 
Haviland  D  S, 
Hemling  M  D, 
Sengen  Chas, 
Boyce  Cha.-.  W, 
Carr  i  Marsh, 
Davi  -  D  <\  Co; 
Foster  H  A, 
Quinlan  F.dward, 
Slteldon  is:  Fanning, 
Spencer  Daniel, 
Alien  Com^, 
Bi^ddington  Mrs, 
Gilbert  (.v  Currie, 
Poole  C  L, 
Stewart  Charles, 
Bailey  J  B, 
Coleman  is;  Taylor, 
Corwin  iK  Pratt, 
Curtis  Dyron, 
DeLano  I'^'c  Co, 
Heller  J  L, 
Hodges  L  M  &  Co, 
Hoffman  I  O, 
Huntley  Wilson, 
Pnllen  Wni  W, 
Lilly  Angiistus, 
HolFnian  Moses, 
Haight  &  Co, 
Hay  John  W , 
Stiatton  George  H, 
Elhsou  B  \V, 
Herverlo  H  B, 
Scotield  F  M. 
Cotton  W  R, 
Kittc ridge  Aljraham, 
M.aieson  Hiram  C, 
ThurUon  L»s  O, 
Bolton  iS:  SicKca, 
Creager  Davis, 
Gillctt  J  Co, 
H-alcy  J  1*. 
Mun.ikihan  J , 
B';]!  Andicw, 
Clark  W  ai  A, 


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Port  Huron 


Clark  if.:  Cropsey, 
darker.  George, 
Coiby  Lewis, 
Cole  &:  Thomas, 
Earl  'j'ho.nias, 
Gerner  John, 
Goetz  John  S:  Co, 
Gould  J  M, 
Hall  A  R, 

Hendrickson  Samuel, 
Hoffstetcer  Jacob, 
HoSstetter  J  G, 
Kittle  Abrana, 
Mclntyre  Wm  H, 

j  McOmber  C  S, 

I  Osterlin  Jc  Co, 
Rinsey  Scabolt, 
Taylor  Theodore, 
O'Gradv  P, 
Deyoe  R  H, 
^^'^iliam5  George, 
Marble  C  E  os:  Co, 
Seeley  S, 

Fjrownnell  &  V'ickrcv, 
Doty  O, 
Hood  J  G, 
Hosn^M-  Wm, 
Peok  John  W. 
Wood  Henry, 
Andrew?  C  W, 
Brown  L  J, 
Church  E  li, 
Cherryman  Fred, 
Hutchinson  JanieS, 
Poi-.ter  RobeVt. 
Stickney  E  J , 
Watson  George, 


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Wylie  H  C, 
Peters  Charles  W 
Phillips  A  H, 
Carpenter  W  A, 
Cooper  W, 
Benson  W  F, 
Lourim  John, 
i  Lourim  B  .Si  Bro, 
'  Boiler  E. 
Brogan  Barnard, 
Buckley  J  W, 
Cumuilr.gs  R  B, 
Ha'laday  ^Sc  EvarLs, 
Hall-,d3y  Bros, 
Hart  r.ros, 
Laushey  Milton, 
Leon  .S:  Jennings, 
^^arion  Michael, 
Murphy  Robert, 
Powell  ^n:  Bough  ton, 
Purcell  John, 
Tliomp^on  C  R, 
Van  Valkenbur^'h  J  A, 
Wakelee  Theodore, 
Whipple  Andrews, 
.\shlf  y  .\ndrew  J, 
BisscU  P  D, 
Blackman  H  Co, 
Brunner  C  cs:  Bro, 
Campbell  Tyler, 
Corson  James  R, 
Caricr  v'v;  Bush, 
Clark  C  F, 
Clark  Wm  B, 
De  Mars  Ifenry, 
Dr.^ke  F,  J  Son, 
Duck  Elijah, 
Eddy  D  L  Co, 
Ellsworth  v"v  Parish, 
Fercu^on  A d  -m, 
I'ergusori  vV  Honey, 
Ferri.s  K  Bro, 
(■.ihson  Barilett, 
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Moseley  George  E. 
Worden  George, 
Blank  Wm. 
Childs  T  V, 
Gibbs  C  N, 
(ireen  M  O, 
I  >LM!roc  O  V, 
I  Caldwell  'I  lu mas  1". 
Reedcr  W  m, 
Robinson   Tracy , 
Becbi  Henry  P, 
I  Burires-  G  B. 
j  Pritchard  W  il. 
;  Bailey  J , 
I'artlow  Levi, 
H.i»ike  Wm. 
Wood  lltiirv  K  . 
Baker  PeUy, 
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Skellcnger  C  ^V, 
:  L'ickinson  Alanscn, 
j  Corson  1  nomas, 
'  D^iwso'.i  J  olin  , 
LarzeUier  N  , 
Mavnard  ^vm, 
;  Odi'-)-!  R  F,  ^ 
\  Turner  W  S  i  Son, 
!  Aincis  Nicholas, 
■  Black  Henry, 
,  Endro.iS  Conrad, 
1  H'jnd  Henry, 
;  Weithoff  Anthony, 
1  Pciton  Alfred, 
!  Christian  B  R, 
i  Lackman  John, 
j  Adams  G, 
i  Adams  J  E, 
!  Adams  J  F, 
j  Eastman  2^1  rs  M, 
i  Fish  Wm  S, 
1  Gradt  F. 
I  (iraebner  A, 
I  Herrig  Bernhard, 

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I  Jackson  T  L, 


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Knox  DM, 
Kull  C  Sons, 
Liskow  ^  Sons, 
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Moores  Ernest, 
Move  Wm. 
O'  lioniieil  Wm  A, 
Redman  M, 
Romeike  Herman, 
Rose  ^  Co, 
Potterville  !  Shafer  Fred  N, 
Prairievilie  i  Sh:Tp  W  F, 
gnincy  |  I'rakat  J  H. 

j  Waldbauer  George, 
!  Zagelmeyer  E,  ^ 
Zschoerner  T. 
Acklev  F, 
HnVid'.iy  M  C, 
Wa  lts  S  R, 
Ebcr  Andrew, 
Fulton  john  H , 
Hubel  Charles. 
Laffery  Joseph. 
Steele  v<  I  rim, 
Straus  <  ■iu>tavus, 
P.undv  Warnar, 
Cowcll  A  F, 
t.richton  Alex.vnder. 
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MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


GRO 


OroceriiN  and  I'roYi.sioiis 

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Smith  George  E, 
Stevens  v^v:  lirooks, 
WiU  n-i  John  \V\ 
Yore  John, 
Gould  J;'>y , 
Graves  H  G  Co, 
Kemp  &  WiUiarris, 
Kipp  William, 
McDowell  Thomas, 
Rennels  Bro?, 
Samson  C  K,  _ 
Lawrence  ;v  King, 
Kichhovn  G, 
Bcrridje  John, 
C.rahb  &  Co 
Giddings  Alfred, 
Giark  V/ G, 
Cotton  G  A, 
(  ininger  J  j, 
Keichanm  A, 
OiKwaler  John, 
Rogers  G 


I  Merrei!  A  V, 
i  Rornniel  Andrew, 
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' '        j  Anderson  A, 
"         ;  Ere-.ver  .S;  Chaoiin, 
1  Clark  D  W, 
!  Green  J  M  ^kCo, 
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Koney  Jime.s,  Weston 
Freeman  C  L),  West  Siimuier 
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Francis  J.ihn, 
Gaj^cr  Augusias,  Sauk 
Ryan  Thos, 
Briggs  L  \V , 
Baruhart  Cobb, 
Duncan  H  E, 
GriiTiths  Thos, 
Koonis 
Haylo 

Manley  C  D, 
Doxey  L  M, 
Bennett  D  W, 
Elton  Linus, 
Curts  J  N, 
Masters  Win, 
Hare  J, 
i\h\Uby  Isaac, 
V/iiiiams  John, 
Gibhs  R, 
Brown  Wm, 
Freer  Alex, 
Sit.tYens  Rollof, 
Fletcher  E  H, 
Ehy  Kichar-.is, 
iiinckley  Hiram, 
Hinckloy  I, 
Sell  Jonathan,' 
Adams  E  M, 
Barns  A  G, 
Calkins  S , 
Olni-.ted  W  I, 
Soules  LI  W, 

Cratsenburgh  Mrs  M  A, 

Spring  Brook 

Gee  N  G, 
Lee  Patrick, 
Perham  [ohn  1'., 
i^crhani  Lorcn  O, 
Schwab  ( ieo, 
Stetle  Wm  Bro, 
Bulloi.  W, 
Stoddard  O, 
Bini»hain  L  D, 
Smith  Os:  .Ayers, 
Graham  Mrs  W, 
Lnnn  Hros, 
Reynolds  v*s:  H.iwley, 
Wallace  (ieo  C, 


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Salzbr.rj  ;  Abrams  M, 
Sand  Lake  j  A.nnis  Thos, 
(  Goic  R  B, 
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Sirehie  Peter,  ' ' 

Armita^e  G  G,         Three  Rivei 
B-rkraan  H  A, 
b'jrrows  v\:  Co, 
Cla'-k  j-iorace,  ' ' 

Di.-kir.^on  K  L  ^  J  B, 
Haie  6;  Stetler,  ' ' 

Kinj  D  C, 
Lathrop  :s;  Bickel 
Sawyer  j  Leidy  M  Corbyn , 
Schoob:r.^f:  '  Rannev  vV  Bunn, 
Reed  Wm  H, 
Rohrer  Jacob, 

Winnie  X  Steven.=  ,  Traverse  City 
L'icker^on  Lorenzo  jr,  Trenton 
;j'Re'.oy  i  Foster  F  U,  " 
Shelby viile  ;  Waters  Charles,  " 
Sheridan  i  Wiison  T,  Trufant^ 
"        :  Larnan  Daniel,  Twin  Lake 

Sherman  '  Bedell  S  P,  Union  City 

■'*       j  Morreli  Seymour, 
Sherwood  j  Morrill  Sindal, 


Hanson  Michel, 
Mich  ener  John, 
X orris  R  W, 
Rice  -x  Watson, 
S-J.r^ent  J  E, 
Sturtevant  F  K, 
Busell  F  W, 
Salmon  George  E  Co, 
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j  Ruby  John, 

!  Summers  Leech, 

B.'.Idwin  Murray, 
j  Elliott  J  E, 
:  Osborn  G  S, 
1  Shilling  I  i  H  R, 
1  Smith  C'W, 
I  Case  P  M. 
Irons  O  H  cc  Co, 
.NlerritL  v^'  McCnrmick, 
1  Miller  R  W  .S:  F, 
Rix'grs  W  F, 
Gust  lohn  D, 


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Spring  Lake 


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Springviile 


Henry  A, 
Percell  I  N, 
Kilmers  1 '  N  , 
Scoil  J  N, 
I'.ustriter  John, 
Church  Henry  S, 
Du  e  A  W  Co, 
Fosivr  J  S, 
fLiwley  iv:  Clement, 
Kirk  r.ros, 
Ladi>vv  J  D  iS:  Co, 


Browning  G  W, 
Sherman  A  E, 
Spelhnan  D  R, 
Goss  Bird, 
Gutting  .\nthony, 
Kelly  G  H. 
Spencer  A  J, 
\V  eeden  C  P, 
Winans  1'  J , 
Flint  v\.  Kimball, 
Fulton  Jatne--, 
Davis  Frank  E, 
Tyler  S  N, 
I'.cebe  J  'hn  L, 
Biowiison  Ri'  hard, 
Robertson  Sarah  O, 
Wright  D  S, 
P.ur  !n.k  .Aaron , 
Sterling    Wood  B  .\, 
Stevensxiilc    Graham  John, 
Stockbridgc    SnillJ  H  D. 
Stony     reck  i  White  J  E  vv  Co, 
^turgis  i  P..\i>o  Charles. 
' '     I  Brooke  George , 
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I  H.iv^kir.s  Fl.os  P. 
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Dana  J-J, 

Dolan  F  A, 

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Minturn  N  W, 

Mott  R  i  Co, 

Robinson  J , 

Odell  C, 

Steel  J  H, 

Trefry  M,^ 

Johnson  Wm  P, 

Stevens  J  J, 

Crcban  1  erer, 

Ducolon  R  L, 

Graves  l)avid, 

Shrigley  Enos, 

Elbert  Wm, 

C>ai  tner  J , 

Hoerscli  Mrs  H. 

Johnson  R  F  cs:  Son, 
Kinahan  M, 
Warn  bier  C, 
Pahcock  Harris, 
Carr  G  W, 
Easterly  .:<:  Ford, 
Havens  J  <  i  c^'c  Bro, 
Jones  G  \\  , 
Ring  C  iV  Son, 
La  Rue  v'^c  ri>ote, 
.Moorman  George, 
Weeks  ^'c  Lawrence, 
WiMiamsvS:  Harris, 
Rccket  vv:  Sons, 
I  yon  James  J  , 
Ronikee  John, 


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Armstrong  S  F, 
Palmer  H  F, 
King  Charles, 
Hatt  S  S, 
Davis  Obadiah, 
Bascom  Henrv  C, 
ISertcr  Chas  V  . 
Strong  W  K  , 
Justice  licorge  W 
Clark  A, 
Baker  H  A. 
Gr.;gory  H, 
Plee^^terkc^  F, 
Jackie  Jii  ob. 
Prindle  Lri 
K.ithclner  Fred, 
lL\y>lcn  t  C, 
( Vage  Win  A, 
Lu wards  A  l>eorpc, 
llendrirk  S  P  ;»on. 
I'.;u»ch  J  l". 
Cunnini;h.<m  Gro  W, 
Hopburu  J  >mcs  H  , 
I  ,ong  J"hn  K  v\  Cn. 
M  .vtber  iV  C.»rl, 
Rhemcr  Wm, 
Morrill  Richard, 
Michael  Henry, 
PoHcr  N'oii.vrr. 
p.  ru.T  F  A  , 
Merger  F  Vi , 
Kardick  Icn^c  A. 


Adam'sville 
Adri.io 
Ann  Arbor 
Argentiuo 
Battle  Creek 
P.ay  City 


Dig  Rapids 
I'.ird 
Blissfield 
Bowen's  Mills 
Bridgman 
Cenitcville 
Charlotte 


Chel  -oa 
Chc>aiung 
Coldw  ater 
Corunna 
Dansville 
Detroit 


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HAR 


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Di;"■^IOw  I.,  T, 
Clark  E, 

Bub'jock  O  W, 
■ro\v-:ley  C  A, 
Hudioa  Charles, 
Brov.  uC  E, 
AbbotL  \Vm, 
LiTidberg  Charles, 
Parkci  I'.r()lhcr.s, 
Pierce  Gt:urge  R, 
Fiishop  Addison  G, 
Morlock  Charles  F, 
Hat. lie h  A, 
Armstrong  iNansoin 
Willey  J  alius, 

Pick'^tt  R 

LinJenier  Louis, 
Allen  James, 
Jaiinabch  C  F, 
'J'roEcel  F'rtd, 
Harrington  A  C, 
Vaughn  O  L, 
Vaceb.  J  B, 
1  Licker  J, 
Boach  C  H, 
El  vans  Isaac  (i. 
Turner  R  C, 
Hale  S  A  J, 
Kiudler  V, 
Crane  S  E, 
Treadwell  Reuben, 
Bun  ton  A, 
Graves  C, 
Harris  C  H, 
Mnl'onee  Ezra, 
iUair  D.ivid  F 
Putney  B, 
Beebe  H, 
Bond  \Vm  F, 
Unger  Oswald, 
Hudson  G  L, 
Hawker  Win, 
Lap  worth  H  y, 
Fuller  I'.enj  F,  ^ 
Bridycnian  Q"E, 
Jannas.jh  F  O, 
"M':Clure  Jay, 
M  .ty  iiard  R  , 
Church  L  J , 
lirown  F  E, 
So  per  Wni  H  , 
Hay  ton  R  C  Son, 
Shaw  Thos  M, 


Eaton  Rapids 
Flint 
Fowler 
Fowlcrville 
Gales  burgh 
Grand  Haven 
(^rand  Ledge 
Grand  Rapids 


Saginaw  City 
Eaton  Rapids 
Fen  ton 


Flint 


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H-.lUdale 

Houghton 
H,  Jiudson 
Inilay  City 
Ionia 

Jackson 
Kalania/oo 

Lansing 

Lapeer 

Leslie 

Maide  Rapid:. 

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Midland  City 
Monroe 
iSIonroe  Center 
Muskegon 
Nashville 
Nov) 
Otsego 
Ovid 
Owe- so 
Pentwater 
Pine  Run 
Pontiac 
Port  Huron 
Romeo 
Saginaw  City 


St  Clair 
St  John's 
Schoolcraft 
Spring  Lake 
Spri  ugport 
Tucu  niseh 
Three  Rivers 
Traverse  City 
Ypsilanti 


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lluvey  Mrs  C, 
;  Gray  Miss  V^ina, 
:  Sellers  Miss  .M, 
'  Dinsxaoor  Mrs  R, 
,  Grahaui  Mrs  M, 
:  Lid  bury  Mrs  W  T, 

Gillespie  Miss  ^Lary, 
i  Grand  Haven 

!  Hackley  MrsS  H,  Grand  Ledge 
j  Antrim  Mrs  M  E,.    Grand  Rapids 

Davidson  Miss  Maggie, 
j  l)c  V'tire  Madame  Lottie, 
I  Douglas  Mrs  A, 
i  Hauniba!  Miss  Alary  A, 
i  Youeil  Mrs  A, 
■  Coon  A, 

Wclcli  Mrs  M, 
;  Pritcliet  Mrs, 
;  Flie^e  M1--.S  E, 
;  Fox  Mrs  Mary  A, 
:  tiaddock  Mrs  Carrie, 
i  Carpenter  Mrs  D  S, 
:  Hobbs  Mrs  A  L, 
!  W  ilson  Mi=s  Eliza, 
'  Pnlnier  Mrs  R  A, 
!  Jackson  Mrs  E, 
j  Medley  Mrs  C  A , 
:  Dudbridge  Mrs  S  B, 
i  Farnbam  Mrs  Z  R, 
:  Harrington  MrsC  L, 

Scott  ?dis5  A  c<  M, 
.  Bishop  Mrs  Thos  P,  Por 
I  (roodale  Mrs  Elizabeth, 

Jones  Geo  W, 
'  >choolcraft  Nliss  Ada, 
I  Bradlev  Mrs  H  W, 


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Horner 
Howell 
Houghton 
Jackson 

Kalaniazoo 


Lansing 
Lapeer 
Lexington 
Muskegon 
O  wos^o 

Pontiac 
H  u  r  0  n 


Boyce  Miss  E  S, 


Romeo 
Ypsilanti 


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foiii's  Mrs  W  M , 
Mathews  Mrs  }  D  Si  Co, 
Clark  Mrs  E, 
Cummin^rs  Miss  Lettie, 


P>erry  iV  l^hinney, 
Tapscott  Anne, 
Anderson  Mrs  A  J, 
Ciinipbell  Jennie , 
Eastman  Mrs  Clara, 
Thomas  Mrs  F, 
Allen  Mrs  R  W, 
Begrow  Miss  Mary, 
F^rciinan  Misses  K  Cs:  S, 
Goldman  M, 
Har  ri  >  Grconl>ec  , 
Koehler  MihS  Elizabeth, 
Luce  G  V , 
iMoynahan  M, 
•  Op[)<"nbcim  Mrs  S, 
Stnne  M  rs  Either, 
Stone  S.uniicl , 
Thucuor  |iMiny, 
Williams  \lr-.  .Ma 
Zeislei  V  M 
W  l  ite  Nlr>  C, 
Cob  man  M  rs  \iin.\  B 

Don  IV. in  Mis*  II  A, 


Adrian 

Albion 
Allegan 
Ann  Ariior 
Battle  Cr>  ek 
B;iy  City 


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Stevens  Thompson, 
WiLon  W  S, 
Nichols  O  B      Co,      ^  Bronson 
Cheescbrpugb ,  Peck  iS:  Co, 

Caledonia  Stati'Dn 
I>aly  John,  Chesaning 
Piatt  A  A  5:  Co,  Delta 
Henth  5:  Gallup,  Fluslnng 
Smith  S:  Montross,  (.".alien 
Hare  Robert,  Gobleville 
j  )ean  Irving,  Hillsdale 
Daniels  E  F  Co,  Hud.xon 
Jackson  City  Tool  llatuMe  Works, 

Jackson 
Kalama/foo  Handle  Mnf'g  Co, 

Kalamazoo 

Butler  &  Melius,  Lan-^ing. 
Champlin  O  H  V,  Linden 
Perkin.->  H  iV  Son.<, 

New  Baltimore 
Henin-  J  G  W,  Nunica 
Roberts  W  C      W  S, 

Roberts  Landing 


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McCann  Thomas, 
Sheffield  lesse. 
Smith  I  W  H  .^c  Co, 
Gonld"W  M, 
Ryan  iv;  Tom  p. -on  , 


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Notions  and  Hosiery. 

DETROIT,  M  ICH. 


Carpenter,  ^\i6.<l  Co, 

Grand  Rapids 
Foster,  Stevens  &  Co,  " 
Goodrich  P  M  c'-i  Co, 
Russell  G  1  i  Co,  Manistee 


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l  Uicliarme,  Fletcher      Co,  " 
lames  C  B  .Si  Co. 
I'rentiss  liros  ,v  (."ii, 
Stiwidart  Hri'., 

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Miller  W  H      Co.  I'aj  Cny 

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Bate  Richard  L, 
Co;  biii  Cliittenden, 
Smith  &  Jewell, 
W!b:ox  Bro  iC  Co, 
Knifnn  vie  Proctor, 
Gardner  A  P, 
Hollingsworth  E  W  Co, 


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Alaska 
Albion 

Allegan 


Chaddock  J  W  Co, 
])ryden  S  S, 
Hcwc  A  C, 
Ward  G  S, 
I"erguson  Co, 
Ingalls  is:  Leete, 
Potter  .X  Bro, 
Christmanw  Paul, 
Herz  August, 
Hunt  J  W, 
P:a:,c  (}  J, 
Pfisterer  John, 
Risdon  L  C, 
Schuh  Jacob  F, 
Schumacher  John, 
Wcitbrecht  C  I's  Bro, 
\\'idemann  .\iigust,^ 
Robir.s..->n  Robert, 
r.rownncil  Vickrey, 
Wood  Henry, 
Evers  W  i  )iclvie, 
Jones  iS;  Hollistcr, 
Miller  i^c  Witkey. 
Collier  Wattles, 
Metcalf  Bros, 
I'.ailey     <  )rton  , 
Forsyth  Oscar  F, 
Haskin  vS:  Spencer, 
Logan  A , 
Martin  Fphraim, 
Styningcr  John , 
Tousey,  Pierson      Beach,  " 
Walthcr  .•\lbcit, 

Ikikcr  Stephen,  Be.»r  L.tke  MilU 
Y'-rk  vS:  BroNMi,  B  .'ford 

Leverv  S  F,  lb- 1  i>n,; 

Sards  W  W,  IVlleviile 
Sawyer  is.  hic.gcr.dd,  Bolkxnc 
r.r.immcll  Kdwin,  Bciilon  Hatl»wr 
Stewart  Eg.  *'  . 

Claar  George,       Bcrrim  .*>prin,:» 
Graves  K  H , 
Wilcox  S  S, 
Irving  li  vv:  Son. 
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Bea^lo  i\  Villi*, 
I'liles  White. 
Howell  <v  Moiiltoa, 
Hacttkc  R  K, 
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BetLS  Charles,  &  Son, 
K;icci".nd  Tolin  N, 
Cook  fT  J..V:  Son, 
Lyoa  &  L'oit, 
Sheridcin  Ov/eii , 
CavatiD^h  J  B,' 
Lee  H  S  &  Co/ 
Packer  J  J , 
Wiinvot  &  Corion, 
Colt-on  Cooley, 
Congdon  &  Heath, 
iiaii  John  ']' , 
Hanr.a  Alexander, 
Har. naoc  Fulkerson," 
Irish  H  A  &  Co, 
Heman,  Irish  6:  Fulkei-son,  " 
French  D  I.      H  C,  CassopoUa 
Ta'niways  Wni  L  ,  ' ' 

Andn.is  W  P  ^zCo,  Cedar  Springs 
Nelson  John  1: ,  "  _ 

Avery  R  N,  Cenrervilie 


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Ca.-evilie 
Ca#no\'ia 


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CiiiTiax 
Coni  ord 
Constan  cine 


p'oreriian,  SuiithclCo,  Charlotte 
>.tun.son  A  H     Co,  ' ' 

Sbepard  Leroy, 

Karreii  Schuvler,  Cheboy-aa 
Hail  lames  F, 

Vo>t      Van  Arsdal  .:;,  ' ' 

Godfrey      .McAlUstc-,  Ciieisea 
"'A  ood-'c;:  Knapp, 
(hdswold  &  Co,  Chesa;iin^ 
Plopkins  &  Son, 
Clond  a:  j"ailow, 
Uicki  Wni  H,  _ 
Calkins  J  chu  W, 
Hai-^■t  j  N, 
Haskini  &  13  ro, 
A>hk-y  Vi  ;n, 
S^ahlex  C^  A, 
Hoseltoa  J  P  i""-:  Co, 
Jones  i"^;  Harvey, 
Roy  John  C, 
i'arker  L  is.  feor.s, 
Hoover  Franklin, 
Preston  David  N  , 
Rood  E  A, 
iiotnnan  1  hcod'n-c, 

Monroe  Win,  Davis. ni  Station 
Soinerville  W  ni  C,  D.-arijorn 

keables      Ni'  hoi--,i<a, 
ThonAas      Chiinn , 

f.uUer  r.  J  , 

A  hfji  ncchy  Sa.n  uc! , 

Hann''citter  John, 

Bro'.vnin.;|  Satn'.wd  C, 

iJii^ch  C'.has, 

P>yrn5  Alichael, 

Ciiaiincr;;  C'ifFcrd. 

Coulson  Morhous, 

t)a;;e  &  Rentz, 

'  ul;  J.Miie.^j 

Glover  A , 

1. 1  a  A- m  m  Satrme', 

l-{o!f':nl'-nn  Josej'h . 

1  leti^TSteheck  Chrtsiian, 

Hot.  k  Jacoh  J  , 

H  Ma;hes  'I'hotn.is  F, 

J.uncs  ;\. .  Martin ,. 

Jeroiiic  E  jr, 

K  necland     N  , 

Linxbar.h  M, 

Mot/  FriMl, 

N'lves  ('  ) , 

Orth  A  j; 
!>o.i1h:1(!  W  S. 
I'll' /nT  11, 
l"a4a  Frank  Co, 
Racli  -  P  o;  Uro, 
>iinitii  l.'has  A  , 
Smith  Grorrc, 
ijt'  inor  «\.  Chateau, 


S'trubel  C  D,  Detroit 
Thierry  A  " 
Toeper  John  11, 
WeiiT  G  Ph-.'ip, 

Welz  jaco'j,  " 
Valentine  Anlome, 
Welz  iS:  Soiauer, 
Wilcox  David  P., 
Wiilet  At, 
\Virts  Jacob 
Pierce  John  W, 
SiU  OS      C  T, 
Mann  R, 
Ross  ¥  H  S:  Co, 
Vrooman  Vr  E  Co 
Curtis  &  Drew, 
Spalding  II  C," 
1  .'ahr''.  Josc-ph ' 
Bruike  .V  Swart.!, 
C  f^ioare  C  B, 
Morley  Bros, 
Spencer  C  iJC  T 
Richai  ds  B , 
Knapp  Bros, 
S-.vee/ey  J  T, 
MeadH  B, 
Cobb  Shelley, 
Roycc  W  E, 
Wallace  N  J , 
Brovynson  0^.:  AUnred, 
^\  dlianis  Cone, 
bchnekenburger  AngUM., 

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East  Tavi-as 
Eaton  Rapids 


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Goodyear  H  A, 
Cire       (Sc.  Russell, 
Weissert  John, 
Heartt  J  K, 
Bush  H  K, 
Aldrich  Alaiiron, 

Hickory  Corners 
Bum  oc  La'.vre-ice,  Hilisda'.c 
Book  J  P  f".  Co, 

Haverkate  5:  Son,  Holland 
Kroone  G  J  " 
Vandcr  Veen  Engbertus, 
Van  Landegcrdi  Melis, 
Lockvvood  T  W      M  D,  Ho!!y 
Ripley  &  Divine, 
Potter  E  P, 
\Vir:,I»w  W  L, 
Pan  11  J, 

I'arber  George  E 
Jewett  C  G, 
Monroe  Fran'^i.^  N, 
Hitciicock  FI  W, 
Dunham  S:  Son , 
Hamilton  David  P, 
Palmer  Y  F  S:n. 
Robinson  J'-'hn 


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Flint 


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Covert 
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Todd  M  D, 
Bussey  J  as  F., 
Curry  Lewis  V, 
Stone  13  F, 
I  Swift  Geo  FI, 
!  Morse,  Kinii  all  .v  Co, 
'  Spencer  H  O, 

Whiting  &  Richardson, 
i  \\'ooQ  ".V  Hubbard, 
■  Button  fas  A  v<c  Bvo,  Flushing 
i  Busbv  W  T,  Fort  Gratiot 

'  Ikddwin  L  V,  Fowl-r 
Cook  <n:  Laughliu,  ^owler^ille 
Roberta  N  J,  Frankdn 
Upton  \Vv\,  Frar.kfort 
Cole  J  S:  Co,  Fremont  Center 
e'ook  n.  L  iv:  Son,  uaines  Station 
Blass  vie  Mc  Naugkton, 

Ga  kshurgU 
Chiuchiil  P  ^:  Co,  Gaiien 
>ciiven  D  M,  Goodrich 
M-.ilder  Wm  it  Son,  Graaf^'-hap 
Cook  Bros.  Cirand  Fdanc 

H'ubl.ard  Geo  E,      Grand  I-la\en 
Miller  C  W  Co, 
Grifnth     Granvrer,  Grand  Ledge 
Winnie  J, 

P*u>t\vick'v^  Walklcy, 

Grand  Rapids 

Dogger  I'cter, 
Gvinn  Wm  S 
Rtit^che  W  V, 
L\ith<;r     Snmnet , 
McL  onn.'il  Wm  W  . 
Markhaii'.  Kdwaid  W, 
MeIlsn\A  Mans  Son, 
Si  henller  Ferdinand. 
Scriharr  I'.'^s, 
\\' hit  worth  John  , 
W  ilkinson  la-;  F>, 
Kcllo;:;:  iv  ('.M.'sh, 
Pickrll  Adams 
Horron  D  .v  K.  o, 
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Col  well  H  J, 
Joclilm  J  W, 
Smith  G  C, 
Thoener  S  J , 
Bader  John  C , 
Congdnn  S:  O'Neill, 
Grifhith  O  cs:  Son, 
Rice  V.C  McConn-ill, 
Rice,  Piatt  S;  Co, 
Warrington  cs:  PietiOn, 
'\\  arner  ^:  Dodge, 
Westgate  &  M  nlvey, 
Lewis  J  S, 
Tiffany  Brother, 
D'-Visser  Wrr!      Bro,  Kalamazoo 
ihidley  Wm  H, 
Penin  J  J  .v  Co, 
Parsons,  Wood  .v  Phelps, 
Farrand  C  W, 
Frain  Bros  &.  Co, 
Lowry  H  R, 
Dickenson  V.  R, 
Pitman  Charles, 
Holland  Scott, 
Balch      Sand  ford, 
Dart  ^  F^nnter, 
Farrand  Bros, 
Grove  &  Whitney, 
Hart  A  N  cc  Son , 
Moselev  Henry, 
Richard.^  Chas  W, 
Th  iftTE, 
Lodcr  Suttoa, 
Nichols  Oliver. 
White  Jt  Brown . 
Kelley  J  H, 
Adatns  C  >penccr. 
kinncy,  Adani.-<  vV  ^.^o. 
Clarke  William, 
McMaih  I*;:  Vaughn, 
Wai  d  t  8.  Bn», 
Y.-rly  H  C. 
H.Mtis  Mvron, 
Iru-n  K  B', 
PatiKk  M  M. 
W.iancr  AJ.^m, 
Co-,  P'. OS  Parker, 
Hanson  >imcon, 
S  .o.t  J  C, 
Shcpard  Hcrrv, 
(iillrtt  .-v  Ctoudsf'' 
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Ualch  »v  Baker, 
Bam  M  Kto. 


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Russell  Bros,  Mani-cee  , 

Newton  i.ieorgs  H,  Mapie  RLipid^"  ; 
Pftuk  OF,  , .  i 

Lhapnian  H  L,  Marceilu'^  j 

Bensat/c  Jacob,  Marine  City  | 

Druniinond  J ,  ' '  • 

Hopkins  J,  Marquette  ; 

Nridhart  B,_       ^  ' '  ; 

Pickands  Jafiies  is:  Co, 
Scoville      Johnson,  ' 
Burpee  S  J,  ^^ar^■hal; 
Peters  Isaac  ii  Eros, 
S:nith  W  W  Co, 
PUnderson  S:  Co,  Mas'jn 
Savers      Phelps,  ' ' 

F.asscit  C  W,  Mattaw-at) 
I'lricai  Jar;\es,  ' ' 

Schcrmerhorn  Nicholas,  M:^y 
Waite  J  C,  Memphis. 
Townsend  Weeks,  Mendou 
Wallace  J  A  Co,  '/ 
Marsh  McClure,  Menominee 
OehrlmgJ, 

Ah-av  P.  A,  Middleville 
Smicii  S  B,  ' ' 

jieafdsiey  Edwin  II,  Midland  City 
Dewey  S:  Peterson  " 
Janes  Geo  A,  ' ' 

i5urt  Henry  M,  Milan 
Northrup  &  Phlpps,  Milford 


Fort  H  uron  j 


Portland 

Quincy 

Reading 
Reed  City 
Richmond 
Rochester 

Rockford 

Rockland 

Romeo 
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Piruckner  &:  Newton, 
Jainiriet  J  P, 
Seib  &  Paler, 
'Steckert,  Fin£el  Co, 
Steiner  Wm, 
Good  no  O  R, 
Green  N  T      H  E, 
Saulsbury,  Pooler  &  Co, 
Staire  Jacob, 
Cutler  G  F, 


Monroe 


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Montague 
Morenci 


Morley 

Nethaway  Lyman,  " 
GaleSS.  Mt  Clemens 

Pulcher  c^:  Zange,  ' ' 

Robertson  is:  Daley ,  " 
Proba-^co  Jacob  O,  Muir 
Mather  Edward  ii,  Muskegon 
Merrill  Hovey,^ 
Smith  Dennis      Co,  '* 
Vandcrv. erp     Cousin,  '' 
Caldwell  J  ,  Napoleon 
Smith  is:  Putnam,  Nashville 
WolcottCC,  " 
Ncely  P>-rnjaniin,  Negaunee 
Carter  is:  Minkler,  Nevvaygo 
Edwards  James  H,  " 
PenedictSJ,         New  Paltimore 
Hatheway  James  S  P,  " 
Stearns  W  A,  Newburg 
Fullerton  E  P,  New  Haven 

Montague  it  I.andon,  Nilcs 
Piatt  G  W  ii  H  C  &  Co, 
Smith  OC.  North  Adams 

Comsiork  L  H  M,  North  Branch 
l;cal  F  R  &  Co,  Northville 
Willin^^ton  Willington,  N^ttawa 
"Wisem'an  John  J,  Nunica 
Knox  H  E,  Oilvet 
Sanford  A,  Onondaga 
Sonn  I  >  is:  Pro,  Qrion 
Mills  N  W,  Otsego 
Cooper  Janies  A,  Ovid 
IieCam'p  i";  Suckney, 
Anilrus  Win  H, 
•(  '.rt- gory  Eli  D, 
Rogers  Brothers, 
liuiil.ip,  i.'adogaii  it  Ilro, 
l  unstcad.  W. 

Dennis  James.,  Palo 
(Jo(lfre>\v  Van  Valin,  Parma 
I' rt  e  iv  Mai  tin,  P.i  w  P.iw 

Pollok  J  W  ,  Pen  water 

PccklcV  P.ro,  Prtcrshurgh 
Ward  lohn  A  i^:  Co, 

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vomers  Charles  P,  Pov.amo 
Loveland  L  L,  Prairieville 
Adams  i\:  Field,  Plain  well 

Bradley  O  M. 
Ives  Julius  C, 

Connor  vS.:  Frisbee ,  Plymouth 
Hedden  IN, 

Floss  er  is:  Pitttnan,  P 
Messenger  H  F, 
Norton  Jacobs, 
Thnrber  I>an  D, 
Hull  dc  Boycc, 
Stewart  Wm  it  Co, 
Ta\  ior  loan  Pv, 
Wilding' Edward  D, 
Cstharin  J  C, 
Stevens  H  G, 
Beiinett  J  C, 
Lvile  iv  Knowlton, 
Tinkham  B  F, 
Stoddard  Bros, 
Haskin  Hiram  A, 
R.eimer  Joseph, 
Weir  Win  J  , 
Colby  Horace, 
'i'ii(;rRton  6c  Martin, 
Emmons  T  H , 
Engie  Frederick, 
Mallarv  C  F  is:  Co, 
Rawles'  Henry, 
Achard  o'c  Schoeneberg, 

Saginaw  City 
Beach  &:  L.inton,  ' ' 

Biesterfeld  Pro,  " 
Fuchs  Albert,  '  " 

:  Ganchow  A  C,  " 

Jerome  DH&  Co, 
i  St  Clair  Citv  Hardware  Store, 

St  Clair 

Yaeisch  D  i>c  H, 
Corbit  John  H , 
Kipp  i^c  Fowler, 
McFarlan  i>t  Croui, 
Moulton  C  H, 
Piatt  6:  Bro, 
Stewart  Chas, 
i  Shefhcld  is:  Coatcs, 
I  Clnrk  it  Eomunds, 
I  Webb  &  Hull, 
I  Swift  Bros, 
i  A r:derson  John  P, 
Benson  &  Nash, 
Brown  J  T, 
I  Nies  J  ohn  , 
Schncbel  Henry, 
Allen  C  K, 
Flnrney  Bros, 
Stilweil  E  C, 
Churchill  &  Netr, 
Chapman  Daniel, 
Dickinson  C  H , 
Fletcher  Calvin, 
Moore  it  Mai.key 
Peebles  it  Berry , 
•  Ell/  Aloys, 
!  ClitT  Henry  it  Bros, 
i  Paine  A  !'., 
'  Deyo  Peter, 
I  Richards  Jas  it  Son 
I  Mcl  lied  Sam"l  H, 

Rundell  W  E, 
'  Sheparil>on  Otis, 
I  Jarvis  A  C , 
King  John  L, 
Sutton  &  Sw  an , 
i  Whitcnat  k  i>',  Erskine,  " 
I  Goodwin  vS:  Strong,  TckonshA 
I  Wilder  iv.  P.li-.>, 
Chatter^on  is:  Kriedel, 

Three  Onk* 

Chiircli.Il  O. 
I  Hatcm..n  Bro^, 
j  PcnliilJ  Henry, 
I  Pier.son  Newton, 


GHAELES  ROOT  I  CO., 


T^Dry  Goods^ 


DETROIT,  MICH. 


Perry  J&hr.  A,  Tra%  crse  City 
Lampbcil  i:  Tend ,  Trentoa 
( i-odbout  ThcoDhile,  ' ' 

Ras<eH  J  H,  "  Tcoy 
Barrett  A  R  &  Brc,  Union  Citv 
Buell  is:  Spring, 
Siiter  R  H, 
Waener  Adam, 
Rued  A  B, 
B;incroft  John  R, 
Lake,  Huston  li,  Co, 
McHose  Bros  &  Bancroft, 


Utica 

6  f 

Vandalia 

Vassar 


St  John's 
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St  Joseph 


'  Barber  Bros, 
1  Clark  C  S, 
I  Westcctt  A  F", 
j  Kinibali  D, 

Young  Bros, 
\  Davis  Frank  E, 
!  Pierce  Welsh, 
:  Garrett  H  C, 
1  White  it  Carr, 
i  Abel  O  C, 
;  Deming  it  Poss, 
i  Chaniberlin  Almond  V. 
•  Moots  vv  RuptT, 
.;  Radmacher  &:Snityer, 


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Way  land 

Wavne 

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White  PigeoH 


St  Louis 
Saline 

Sand  Lake 
Saranac 


j  Morse  P  Son, 

Mv'.rrav  lohn, 
;  Watson  j  R  &  Bro, 

I  Stewart  J  B,  Williamslon 

:  Clark  Silas,  Wvandotie 

'  Plumb  Alfred,  '    ' ' 

;  Bickford      Camp,  Vpsilauti 

I  Lang  it  Grceory,  ' ' 

(  Sampson  J  H ,  " 

Swift,  Drury  &  Taylor,  " 


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Shelby 
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Stu  rgis 


Numncr 
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Tecum!>«*h 


Hanlwooil  Lumhfr. 

^Sec  also  Lumber  Manufactv.rers 
and  Dealers.) 

j  Dwight  Wm  M  i<t  Co,  Detroit 
'  Anderson  O.        Fremont  Center 
Smith  A  E  it  Co,  I'entvater 


(See  Saddle  and  Harness  Makers,' 


Hats.  1  iips  s\i\i\  Kiir^. 

I  Wholesale., 

B  VCON  A  C  ft  E  N  .  Detroit 
Buhl,  F  Ncwlanc  iv  Co. 
Kcllcy.  Fooie  it  Cc, 

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CO, 


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Bcnnt-it  L  I 
MilU  Wm  I  . 
V.ioi  h  i-CN  Franres 
.shcllnuin  G  W, 
Henio:)  it  Sumner 
John«on  E  J , 
Terry  .\  A. 
Kin(.aid  Abiant, 
P.«rker  Mr»  .Mary  P., 
Eiids  it  Co.  huv  V.il>- 

CoCM  Martin,        Bentv^o  Harbor 


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Altman  Isadc, 
B.irje  -loha  P, 
Fuhi  Walter  Co, 
Dlckerson  C  li, 
HarribOii  Abram, 
Jennings  Edmund  C, 
K.oehler  Gustavo, 
NuLter  Taines, 
Riddle  W  Sons, 
Seeiy  Mark  A, 
Sienioa  Fred  S, 
Ulricli  Joseph, 
Warshaner  Isaac, 
Reynolds  T  L, 
Lenhoff  Jacob, 
Browning  \V  F, 
Cov\"in  oi^  I'ooher, 
Heath  L  W, 
Morton  John  >n:  Son, 
Perry  Bros, 
St  owe  Benj  M  , 
Tocher  John  E, 
Sprague  A  S, 
Smith  6i  Matteson, 
Tinker  Cary, 
Denton  Janies, 
Parker  H  S, 
Hart  J  B, 
Carr  i<:  ( iranger. 
Perry  Freeman  A, 
(iun/:bur>f  Samuel, 
Lorins  G  W, 
Linton  lohn, 
Hitchcock  P  A, 
Vaneps  os:  Botsford, 
W'aHace  Lachlin  \\  , 
ODperniann  Fritz, 
Wiikin  Mack, 
Trommer  John  J, 
Summer  L, 
Matthes  Herman, 


Detroit 
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Portree  IvI  K  ec  Co, 
Ayres  Lewis  S, 


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Eaton  Rapids 

Flint 
<  < 

Grand  Rapids 


<  c 

<  ( 

Hudson 
Jackson 

Kalamazoo 

Lapeer 
Mt  Pleasant 
Muskegon 
Niles 
O  wosso 
Plain  well 
Pontiac 
Port  Huron 

E  Saginaw 
E  Saginaw 
Saginav/  City 
Sturgis 
\\  enona 


Head  i HI?  ."(laaiitiK'tnreis. 

(See  Stave  and  Heading  iMnfrs) 

llcat  Governors. 

Holmes     Wcb-.cer,  Detroit 


Hides.  Pelts,  Etc. 

(See  also  Leather  and  I'indings.) 
Rogers  Bros, 
Dingnian  M'alace, 
Peavev  C  C  &  Co, 
NclUs'W  H, 
Higer  Le\\  is, 
Ladue  lieorge  N, 
Mar.v  Moses, 
Hrcsler  C  A  :i  Co, 
Tanner  John  1!  Co 
Latimer  Miles, 
^V■^ckham  John, 
Tillafaugh  Jolm, 

Highland  Station 


Ad  nan 
Battle  Creek 

Bay  City 
Detroit 


E  Saginaw 
(i'd  Rapids 
Flastmgs 


Beach  C  K. 
Shu  Felt  EM, 
Daniels  C  J  , 
Tripp  B  G , 
Robbins  Samuel 


..arrei. ; 


Am  so  en 
Ann  Arbor 


Perry  William, 
Town  S  H, 
Henn  Joseph, 
Ma>on  facob, 
NL-rriil'Chas, 
Hinckley  Bros, 
A  ttinger  E  R, 
Cooper  C^c  Rnight, 
Heath  Conway, 
Coyle  John, 
Crawford  iV  Bro. 


Breckenridge  1 

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Burnside  i 

Clare  ! 

"  i 
Decatur  i 


Wheeler 


Hnrn;-  Colliir 

Lauer  Henry, 
Bociie  Henry  E, 
Hud'^on  John, 
S  h  e  e  1  e  r  A  , 
Sieuiian  Frank, 


H  udson 
Middle  vill 
Plain  well 
St  John's 
V'p-<il.')nti 


(See  also  Blacksmiths.") 


Kerns  Richard, 
Sullivan  Harry, 
Beck  with  Petty, 
Hickey  0;  I.e.iry, 
McC-.rtv  ^^'m, 
Wade  Wm. 


Ann  Arbor 
Battle  Creek 
Detroit 


1  al 


H'nvell , 


Moresh  Tho^, 
Tift      I  'ickinson, 
McNames  C  H, 
H  urtubise  Aie.v, 
B  rid  son  R, 


Flint 
<  ( 


J  ac kson 
Marshall 
Saginaw  City 
South  Lvon 


Hoc  .^liiniiriU'tun'r.s. 

Brooks,  Hinman  Co, 

Baltic  C'roek 
PrMfjrs  Bros  Mnfi  Co,  Marshall 


Honiu>ii|Kitlitt;  IMi:irtiiii(>> . 
NallChasJ,  Detroit 

Hooj)  Skirt  «ntl  (  oiM-t  .Makers. 

Detroit  Corbet  t.'i>,  I  'ctroit 

liaith  J,  Grand  R.ipuU 


Hotels. 

Randall  ( iill>ert, 
Carnes  Jtitiu, 
Botsford  Hotel, 
Central  Hotel, 
Gibsun  House, 
Hillabrani  Geo, 
Lawrence  Hotel, 
L  S      M  S  House, 
Mineral  Spring  Hotel, 
Sammons  Sampsons, 
Porter  \S  H, 
Bradley  J, 
Kenney  Bro-;, 
Lock  W  H, 
Albion  House, 
Exchange  Hotel, 
Carle  Fred , 
Johnion  t  reo  J, 
Currie  Thos, 
Kimball  Chester, 
Allegan  House, 
Cbattee  HouNe, 
City  Hotel. 
Exchange  Hotel, 

Irving  House, 
Taylor  W'uv, 

Bii^elo  A  A  G, 
Shilp  W  H.  . 

Beiding  E, 

Force  HP, 

llopkin-.  House, 

H  ulbcrt  House. 

Fulle!  ( 'leo, 

E.scbango  Hot  d. 

N  ui'Mi.il  H  mcI. 

Hull  K.^ 

Loonii-«  Boon\, 

PoImu  J. 

Rcsh  C, 

Wrijyhlnian  II  C, 
Ueyn.)M>  J , 
Knox  K  A , 


Jackson  I  Phillips  Geo, 
Romeo  1  Myer.-^  H, 

'  Cooks  Hotel, 
Gregory  House, 
Leonard  House, 
Boeue  J , 

Humphrey  Frank, 
Linrz  John , 
Maiioney  M, 
Spears  Mrs  C, 
Page  Jas  H, 

Ehswurch  I  Stephens  R  B, 
Richmond    Conk'in  G  B. 

Hunn  Mrs      Miss  Cudebeck, 

-Ashton 

We.^tfafl  BE, 
Robinson  Orrin, 
3l,Mk»>rs.  Smith  M  B, 

Coidwater    Howard  Ira, 
Detroit    Attica  House, 
Bate-  Hou-e. 
Elliiut  Wm, 
Williams  Hou.->e, 
Nickers<  n  House, 
Augusta  House, 
Cooper  Dr  L  H , 
McDonald  Aiistin, 
McGarrity  James, 
V.'hitney  Frank, 
Snyder  J '..el, 
Averili  H, 
Irwin  Septimus, 
O'Brien  John, 
Cluie  cc  Koon, 
Charles  House, 
Sebring  House, 
1  Watson  J  E, 
I  Fournier  Fabien, 
Jean  Frank, 
Burges^  lohn. 
Shater  j'F, 
Acme    Ridd  A , 
Addison     DeBar  N  J. 
Adrian    American  Hotel, 

Battle  Greek  House, 
Bnley's  Hotel, 
Clifton  House. 
Mansfield  House, 
Railroad  House, 
W  iverly  House, 
Anscomb  House, 
Astor  House, 
Bridge  House, 
Campbell  IL^use, 
Carroll  House, 
Center  House, 
Cennal  Hotel, 
Corey  Hou«ie, 
Cramv^ton  House, 
Cumberland  House, 
Detri)it  Hou>e, 
Eagle  House . 
Forest  City  House. 
Frazer  House, 
Globe, 

Internationa!, 
Irving  House, 
lerter'ion  Hou-ic, 
jerou  John, 
"Marine  City  Hotel. 
Mouiton  House. 
O  K  House, 
Oti.iw .»  House, 
()ut*l)eo  Hou-e. 
r>vl">r  H.M'>c. 
llnu»n  I'iiv  H'^tel, 
VandiTw  il«  H  >Mse, 
Washinmon  Hv  use, 
W  olvcrton  House, 
<i»rwe*  Sim.m. 

Pheni  AJolphus.  Bnv  Port 

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Al  abaster 

Alaska 
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Alleylon 

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Alma 

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Almont 


Arenac 


Argentine 
Armada 

Asa 


A:5Syria 
-Athens 
Atias 
Attica 


Augusta 

Au  Sable 
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Austerlitr. 
Austin 
A  veril'i 
Bad  Axe 
Baldwin  Ci«  v 
Ball  Creek- 
Bangor 


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Bankcr.< 
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Battle  Creek 

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Beaver  Creek  '  MilU  J  T, 


Emsley  (l-.orge, 

Prentiss  J. -.Hies,  , 
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Garn-ion  Christian, 
lersev  P  H, 
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Stewart  }), 
Demosl-i  Joseph  C, 
Jewett  John, 
Landon  Henry, 
Taylor  John  K, 
Po>t  [>:tac, 
Patch  Geor^rc  E, 
Am-rican  House,  Benton  Harbor 
Colfax  House, 
Carrier  Mrs  S  A  }!, 
Raymond  &  llecker, 
DeField  Mrs  Mary, 
be: 

Reed  O, 
Jarvis  Francis, 
Thompson  Jonathan, 
Mason  House, 
Montreal  House, 
Mu^:;egor)  liouse, 
National, 

Pacific  House  isee  adv), 
Rose  Hotel, 


Parnieuter  J 


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Belle  River 
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Eelleville 


P'T^ilevue 
Hsluinnt 
Henona 


iJenzonia 
Berlin 

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Berville 
Big  Prairie 
Big  Rapids 

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Carson  City 
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CHARLE,^  ROOT  I  CO, 


Carevilte 


Casnovia 

Cas^Op<.lli5 

Cato 


Birmingham 


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Blooniingd.'le 


Sheley  Bros,  Birch  Run 

Carpenter  R  J,  Bird 
National  Hotel, 
Dev,-ey  House, 
Wheeler  House, 
Lane  Samuel, 
Van  Brunt  1 .  " 
Harrison  ^^'iI!iam  R,  Bradley 
Douglass  Gib.-^on,  Breck-nridge 
Breodsville  Hotel,  Breedsvilie 
GotTD  C,  \\ 
Snell  House, 

Camp  Edward  P,  Brick  Tas  ern 
Bridgeport  Center  House, 

Bridgeport  Center 

Fosdlck  S  M, 
Cardinal  F, 
Green  Mrs  E  H, 
Brip:hton  House, 
Rati  Road  Hotel, 
Western  Hotel, 
Gustin  J  W , 

Brown  O  P,  Brockway  Centre 
Jacobs  Oliver, 
Bronson  House, 
Exchange  Hotel, 
Rose  Hotel, 
Brooklyn  House, 
Dunbar  House, 
Tremont  House, 
Griswold  G, 
Ogden  Wm, 
Titswortli  O,  Burnip's  Corners 
^lcDougall  James,  Burnside 
iMclntosh  Wm, 


Aru'iU  Janie 
Flannigan  T  J  vX  Co, 
Hinos  E. 
l.aonin  L, 
Holt  C  F, 
Tyler  E. 
Gregory  Moses, 
Hes^  Wesley, 
Mintline  D. 
Pos-  Jr'hnR, 
Casnox'ia  House, 
Hyler  Wm, 
Cassopolis  House, 
O'DonTiell  Jaiaes, 
Cedar  Springs  House, 

Cedar  Springs 

Fairchild  House, 
American  House, 
J  crue  Nicholas, 
Gooden  House, 
Lamieuv:  Michael 
Baird  House, 
Gr;!nd  Ki\  er  Valley  House. 

Charlotte 

Ph'.-enix  House, 
Sherwood  Ho;isc, 
Watson  House, 
Vallev  House, 
CL.rk'N, 


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Cedar  Forks 

Centre  ville 
Champion 
Charlotte 


Ten;perance  House 
Fuller  Kel'^y, 
McDonaid  J, 
Saunders  N  D, 
Benham  Hocei, 
Corunna  House, 


Coopersvillc 
Coi  al 


Cortland  Cer.ter 
Ci»ru-nna 


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Cheboygan 


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Bridgville 
Bridgman 
Brighton 


Chelsea 

Chesaning 
Clam  Lake 


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B  rock  way 


Bronson 


Brooklyn 

Buchanan 
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Burlington 


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Eagle  Hotel, 
Green's  Hotel, 
Byron  Hjtel, 
Cory  Joseph , 
Eagle  Hotfl, 
Klein  Herman, 
Price  B  M, 


Hirich  loseph, 
Jacka  L/Corgc, 
Nomcarron  Janies, 
Strceter  S  M  , 
Neering  Lyman, 
Lackey  James, 
Bagg-iriyJ, 
Schoolinaker  W  alter 


r.urr  Oak 
Burr  Oak 
Byron 
Byron  Centre 
Bvron 
Cady's 
Caledonia  Station 


Cal  u  met 
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C'3nibrid,;e 
Camden 
Canandaii*  ua 


Allen  \\ 
I'.urk  \N  '.-^l--y. 
Taplin  Jumc^, 
Matthew*  I)  A  v!!c  Bro 
Cross  S  R, 


Cannonsbvirtj; 
Capac 


Carlelon 
Caro 


Abbott  F  S, 
Abbott  i^-  Hayden, 
Benton  House, 
Central  Hotel, 
Fountain  Hoiise, 
Lake  View  House, 
Rapin  Moses, 
Ruby  House, 
Smart  Mi»s  S  A  , 
Spencer  William,- 
Clielsea  House, 
McKune  House, 
W'avcrly  House, 
Ameri<;an  House, 
McKounon  House, 

>Lison  Hou->e, 
xMitchell  House, 

Alger  Hou->e, 

Nicolls  House, 

Stage  House, 

Demarest  House, 

Sales  B  L, 

Middaugh  Moses, 

Wilson  J  O, 

Davis  L  B, 

Exchange  Hotel, 

Suiith  Hubliard, 

Union  Hotel, 

Clio  House,  ■ 

French  I  B  Cc, 

Hall  H,' 

Pacitic  Hotel, 

Morris  \\'liceler, 

Bolster  House, 

Bridge  Vlou>e, 

Exchange  Hotel, 

Myt-rs  House, 

So  itheru  Michigan  Hotel,  " 
Parker     Hubbard,  Coleman 
Ingraham  M  .  Coloma 
C')sgood  Manrus, 

Davis  House,  Colon 
I'd  inchard  Ceo,  Columbiaville 
Crrovcr  Henry,. 
Kettredge  Solomon, 
N'angiudnn  H  F, 
RaKUin  NV  \V. 
Juhnson  A, 
National  Hotel, 
Con^taiiiine  Hovise, 
WclU  Hotel, 


Waverly  House, 
Daettgen  Wm, 

Crawford's  Quary 
Hickbon  Denison,  Croton 
Bostwick  Austin,  Crysial 
Steffev  H  H, 

Porterfieid  J  C,  Dalton 
National  Hotel,  Dinsvil'ic 
Union  Hotel,  " 
Hortor.  Darwin  B,  Davisburgh 
Harmon  John  C, 
Stowe  S  S, 
i  Colium  J  C, 
Hi!l  Ensign 


Burdick  Joseph, 
!  Cady  Mrs  EC, 
j  Hillcu  Jolin, 
i  John,>on  Benj , 
'  Johnson  House, 
;  Railroad  House, 
j  Leonard  John, 
I  I>uncombe  House, 
1  Reed  Thos, 
i  Deerhe'd  Hotel, 


Davison  Station 
Davisville 
Dayton 

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Dearborn  ville 
Dearborn 


Deanville 
Decatur 
Deckerv'.lle 
Deertieid 


Frain  Mrs  G  W  , 
I  Ackerir.an  House, 
I  American  Hotel, 
!  Anti^del  House, 
Biddic  House, 
Bo«t  C  lub  House, 
Brighton  House, 
j  Cass  Hotel, 
i  Central  Hotel, 
City  Hotel, 
Coliin?  Hi.'use, 
Comfort's  Hotel, 
Detroit  Exchange, 
Dorr's  Hotel, 
Clio    Fastern  Hotel, 

Eisen'ord  House, 
Finney's  Hotel, 
Franklin  House, 
Fun^ton  House, 
Goodman  House, 
Hamlramek  House, 
Hotel  Franciiise, 
Hotel  Millar, 
Hotel  Renand, 
HowarJ  House, 
Hunter's  Tryst, 
!  Keystone  Hotel, 
I  Mansion  House,  . 
I  M.uhoon  House, 
I  Mechanics'  Kxrhauce, 
Michi>;an  E.vch->n>;c  Hotel, 
Natii^nal  Hotel. 
PFKK1N>  HOI  EL, 
Concord  I  l*ier-on  House, 
"      ;  l>iunn  W, 
Const.intinc  \  Kcvere  House, 
Kuvsell  Mou>e, 


Detroit 


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Clarkston 
Clayton 
Clinord 
Climax 
Clinton 

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UEi'jn  Hotel, 
J  unction  Hotel, 

Grand  Trunk:  Junction 
Paci.flc  Hotel, 

Bates  Arnbras  T,  Dewitr 
Norris  Aaron,  ' ' 

Alport's  Hotel,  .Dexter 
l;;anchard  House,  '' 
Western  Hotel,  " 
Calkins  C  K,       Diamond  Springs 
Atkins  l.'avid.  Disco 
F.h'e  L  V/,  Dorr 
New  man  Frank,  " 
Gilman  Eli  W,  Douglas 
Boc''-:  House,  Dowagiac 
Mineral  Springs  House,        ' ' 
lanaburyj  H,      Drayton  Plains 
VaukieekTD,  Dryden 

Dundee 


Esitention  House, 
LudingTon  House, 
Oliver  House, 
'I'iiden  Honse, 
Center  Ho'i^^e, 
Giroux  j  ohn  C, 
Wagoner  T  I, 
^^'estbroc>^■•  G  W, 
Commercial  House, 
Evart.  House, 
Irving  House, 
Leasie  C  F, 
U  nior.  House, 
iVlarshall  J  H  , 
Fertan  Aiisaint, 
Hooper  L, 
\  anmeter  Ira, 
Carsou  A  'th  ur , 


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Scott  Wm, 
'temple  R  S, 
Beaubi-n  C  J, 
Kui!  Norman, 
Kickard  Joseph, 
Beitzing  Mrs, 
{Jeizisr  George, 
Go->!ey  Alfred, 
Gossman  Nicholas, 
Pooley  Stephen, 
Wilieboiri  Mrs, 
Wright  Wra  E, 
McLaughlin  NVm, 
Eastmau  George, 
Soeficer  John, 
Elakely  Daniel, 
Han  croft  House, 
Bechtel  John, 
Eesner  li, 
Bohn  &  ^^iiler, 
Carty  Perry, 
Eschenbach  Casper, 
Everett  House, 
Gilbert  House, 
Giltrop  H, 
Grohmann  Anthony, 
Hoppe's  Hotel, 
Hull  Oscar, 
Irving  House, 
Jeffers  John, 
Judge's  Hotel, 
Kenney  Thos, 
McDougaliDuncan, 
National, 
Mneller  F  T 
Preston  House, 
Scanlan  John, 
Sherman  House, 
Steckert's, 
Stcvers  Chas  B, 
Tuscola  House, 
Union  Hotel, 
Zcni's, 
Page,  Smith  &  Morley, 

East  I'awas 

Anderson  House, 
Frost  House, 
Mitchell  House, 
Cicotte  Louis, 
kouls  Michael, 
A > ford  I, 
Novcs  V. 
Pearl  K  H, 
Gold  S. 
Ga.:e  Joseph, 
t'atti'^nn  I  'anici, 
Doty  S  R. 
Uowuev  Joseph, 
Carroll  "P, 

lather  E  M, 
Wcc'iiau  John, 
C'enlral  Hotel, 


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Farwell 


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Eastmanville 

East  Port 

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Quick  Lewis, 
Hiles  Martha  J, 
Faru-ei!  House, 
Potter  W  H, 
Rust  House, 
^^"oydroof  H, 
Haskins  S, 
Signior-  David, 
Andrews  House, 
Central  House, 
Everett  Huuse, 
Fonton  Hctel, 
Flauders  Wm, 
Merrell  House, 
Ciark  cc  Son, 
Loop  William, 
Ckirman  Edwin, 
Hooper's  Hotel, 
Brady  J, 
City  Hotel, 
Exchange  Hotel, 
National  Hotel, 
Northern  Hotel, 

Paine  , 

Sherman  House, 
Thayer  House, 
V.'averley  House, 
Schug  Reuben, 
Egglcston  D, 
Lyons  House, 
Par.-cU  R, 
Passmore  Mrs  M, 
Royal  Exchange, 
Sanb(.)rn  H, 
Sharp  J, 
O'Kecfe  A  W, 
Arthur  House, 
Church  Duncan  W, 
Gratiot  House, 
McArthur  Alexander, 
Monireai- House, 
Ros-5  James, 
Dallas  Hotel, 
Fowler  House, 
Geller  F  H, 
PetschM, 
Globe  Hcuse,  Fowlcrviile 
Reason  House, 
Spencer  I!o\isc, 
Ricgel  John,  Frankcnlusi 
Siunn  George,  '* 
McAlvie  James,  Frankfort 
IVar..  c  Jiistph ,  ' ' 

Tucker  R  I',  Franklin 
Van  F:very  I'cter, 
De  Haas  John,  Fremont  Center 
Foster  Josci>l> , 
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Ga^e  J<""<"p'>' I  Gapetovkn 
Gjiinrs  Mo'  l,  Gaines  StAtioii 
Roberts  William, 
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Grand  blanc 


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City  Hotel, 
Cutlej  House, 
Kirby  House, 
Michigan  Exchange, 
Naf.cnal  Hotel, 
Northern  FJotel, 
Ottawa  House,  ' 
Union  Hotel, 
Washington  House,  " 
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Sherman  Bros,  ' ' 

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Hotel  Henry, 
Huntly  House, 
Ionia  Street  House, 
Kalamazoo  House,. 
Michigan  House, 
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Ogden's  Hotel, 
Ohio  House, 
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Rasch  s  Hotel, 
Rathinin  House, 
Rock  Island  House, 
Scdali.m  House, 
Sherman  House, 
Strangers'  Home, 
Sweet's  Hotel, 
Morton  House, 
Weber'.>  Hotel, 
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Hartwick  M  S,  Graylini; 

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Mason  House, 

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City  Hotel, 

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International  Hotel 

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Brisgs  P  H,  ir,  Langston 
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Lioyd  House, ^ 
Shields  Alex  G, 
Chyprnan  House,  Lansing 
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Min'al  iS:  Magnetic  Springs 
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Pabbs  James, 
Clifton  House, 
F-  ranklin  Hou^e, 
Morrison  House, 
Fnrreil  House, 
Gi:ngnon  6c  Pelkie, 
Ludmgton  House, 
Piatt  Hou<e,  ' ' 

Wasliirigton  House,  " 
Bailey  House,  Lyons 
Reid  Robert,  Lynn 
Cable  James  F,  Mackinaw 
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Van  Allen  Henry, 
Rickerson  Mrs,  Macon 
I  eonard  C,  Madison 
Andress  Perry,  Manceiona 
Farmer's  Hotel,  Manchester 
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Central  Hotel,  Maniitce 
Ciiv  Hotel, 

Franklin  House ,  * ' 

Halter  Anthony,  '  * 

Lake  House,  .  ' ' 

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Reed  S,  Maple  Rapids 

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Lewis  CP,  Marengo 
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Tones  George  F, 

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Tremont  House ,  ' ' 

SioatSJ,  Marlettc 
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F.xchange  House,  Marshall 

Facv  House, 

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Henidon  House, 
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Menominee  House, 
Ackernian  B  P, 
Hoard  L, 
?loughton  House, 
Pan,^born  Tim, 
Cot  cage  Home, 
Irving  House, 
E^^-^'.'0!■th  House, 
International, 
St  Nictrolas, 
Beanian  A  J, 
Duoiiir.g  Wm  J, 
Hcittioru  i-fouse, 
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Kill  yon  &  est, 
Buchanan  Samuel, 
Compton  James  R, 
Car[.!ron  Geo, 
Lambert  Willard, 
DuFiniin  John, 
HetField  F  O, 
Jones  -Vlfred, 
Janoey  J  W, 
ScroH'T's  Hotel, 
Waedelich  J  Af, 
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KibDy  G  W,  Monterey 
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Sherman  House, 
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Kennedy  Thomas, 
Bamber  House, 
Kelson  House, 
Eagle  Hotel, 
Olnistead  House, 
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Central  Hotel, 
European  Jrlotel, 
Forest  City  House, 
Globe  Hotel, 
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Pacific  House, 
Pine  Street  House, 
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Washington  Hotel, 
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Daugherty  R^josa, 
Na.-liviric  House, 
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Jackson  lluuse, 
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Heard  Wm, 
Le  dine  Caas, 
Paul  Janres  K, 
Flarns  John, 
Smith  S, 
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Wood  Geo, 
Swears  Milo, 
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Hatch  G  W, 
Cook  R  R. 
Burnett  Walter, 
Warren  J  H, 

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Pier  son  Hotel, ' 
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Pelkey  LouiS  A, 
Whitney  1  «hn  H, 
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Vienna  House, 
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Lawrence  House, 
National  Hotel, 
Plain -.veil  House, 
Russell  House, 
Sherman  House, 
V'estern  Hotel, 
City  Hotel, 
Francisco  House, 
V/ashingtcn  House 
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Smith  J  B, 
Hodges  House, 
Myers  John, 
Northern  Hotel, 
Pontiac  Ho-.'.se, 
Railroad  Exchange, 
Rose  House, 
Hooper  Henry, 
Exchange  Hotel, 
Port  Austin  Hotel, 
Sail  Springs  Hotel, 
Kennedy  Henry,    Port  Crescent 
Mlies  Vvm  A, 
Vernon  ^:  Filler, 
Corrigar  Tames, 
Doe  Charles, 
Earn  St  ^V  m  , 
Elliott  Robert  B, 
Exchange  Hotel, 
Frazer  James  II, 
Greib  Charles, 
Huron  House, 
Lnrned  Asa, 
McElroy  Patrick, 
McKav'Ma'.cohn, 
NeUon  Charle<;, 
Pearce  Wm  H, 
Philbrlck  Robert  S, 
Shepherd  J  B, 
I  Stuart  Charles  E, 
Walsh  John. 
Whitman  David, 
Portland  House, 
Williams  George  E, 
W right  Horatio, 
Gladding  J  W, 
potter  Geo  N, 
Shedd  L. 
Favette  House, 
Qu'incy  Hotel. 
Nelb'  n  1  Son, 
Alberts  Solomon, 
McConnell  House, 
Koiding  House, 
Jackson  G, 
American  House, 
('.ill'»ert  House. 
National  Hotel. 
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Pdlcn  Charlc«i, 
I")aie>  Mas>car, 
Stark  Joseph, 
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Crowley  David, 
Eiferley  A, 
Friedlein  J, 
Jans en  T, 
'Kirby  Wm  K, 
Lafayette, 
Lent  John, 
Mclntyre  A, 
Monaghen  J, 
Moore  Thomas, 
National, 

Summers  vC  Ben.tty, 
Taylor  House, 

Diamond  House,  St  Charles 

Dorman  House, 
Stedman  House, 
Brown  John  C,  St  Clair 

City  Hotel, 

Withaaer,  Scherraan  !k  Co, 

St  H  clen's 

Anstey  House,  St  John's 

Fair  Ground, 
Franklin  House, 
Gibbs  House, 
Perrin  House,  ' ' 

St  John's  Hotel, 

Hoyt  House,  St  Joseph 

National  Hotel, 
St  Charles  Hotel, 
Eastman  House,  St  Louis 

McHenry  James, 
Potter  House, 
American  House,  Saline 
Exchange,  " 
Hannett  Thomas,  Salt  River 

Gilson  House,  Salzburg 
Rail  Road  House,  " 
Salzburg  Hou-;e,  ' ' 

Zeder  Rudolph, 

Higc^ins  George,  Sanford 
Sanford  C  S, 

Teuks  J  S,  Sand  r>each 

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Sand  Lake  HoOse,  ' ' 

American  Hotel,  Saranac 
Eagle  Hotel,  Saugaiuck 
Sang.ituck  House,  " 
Union  Hotel, 

Hur>Iey  A  F,  Siult  De  Ste  Mari%' 
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Kno\  W  C, 
Rains  Tudor, 
Ryan  Dennis, 
Smith  flciiry  F, 
Trop  .l  House,  Schoolcraft 
Smith  Henry,  Seais 
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Holmes'  R, 
Baker  M.  C, 
Paige  \V  L, 
Longcor  Hiram, 
Ferge.son  H,  . 
Potter  \V  T, 
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Grant  House, 
Ellis  Brothers, 
^L^!tbv  Isaac, 
Hi;dre'th  H  J, 
Holiy  Vrrn, 
Abbott  David, 
Forest  Hotel, 
Spencer  House, 
Folger  E, 
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South  Blendon 
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South  Camden 
South  Frankfort 
South  Haven 


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Macey  Abel  B, 
Lake  House, 
Pacific  House, 
Whipple  House, 
Whipple  H, 
Hansen  Henry, 
Balcom  J  M, 
National  Hotel, 
Sinclair  House  {see  adz'j, 
Spring  Lake  House, 
Edwards  Calvin, 
Morgan  Francis, 
Jacobs  Frederick, 
Shillinger  George  N, 
Bailey  Ho.ise, 
Lumberman's  Exchange 
Stanton  House, 
Palmer  D  W, 
Beach  Miles  J, 
Gordon  W  L, 
GrolT  D  W, 
Morehouse  E  B, 
Morrison  G  R, 
Hoag  H  G, 
Ifatninond  House, 
Berridge  House, 
Hurley  T  K, 
Hicks  i  Pugsley, 
Ferdinand  N, 
Jclsch  Mrs  Mary, 
Slfimel  George  sr, 
Corier  John, 
Braband  Supplee, 
Tawas  City  House, 
Ta'.s  as  Hotel, 
Western  House, 
Merchants'  Hotel, 
Air  [  -ine  Hotel , 
Tekonsha  Hotel, 
Bartholimew  flcnry 
Smith  A, 

I'cmperance  Hotel, 
Union  Hotel, 
Woodland  House, 
Central  House, 
Hatch  Vlouse,  ' ' 

Three  Rivers  House,  " 
Bay  House,  Traverse  City 

Boardman  River  House.  " 
Campbell  House, 
Front  Street  House, 
(iuntun  House, 
Mansion  House. 
Dion  Mrs  B, 
Ti::fcr  |ohn, 
Schncif  John  G, 
Inh" son  W  P  , 
Walhn,'  C, 
Bur/ell  Geo  H, 
O'Sullivan  Jaincs, 
Kinsm.m  Saul, 
Craic  James, 
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Utica  Exchange,  Utica 

Dodge  House,  Vandaiia 

Sherwood  House,  " 

Canipbeli  House,  Vassar 

Jewell  r-louse,  " 

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NewEngland  House, Vermontviilc 
Vern.ontvilie  House, Vermontville 

Eacle  Hotel,  Vernon 

John-^on  Geo  E,  ' ' 

Ramsom  Thomas,  Vickeryville 

Franklin  D,  Vicksburg 
Mcllvane  J  W, 

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Newkirk  L  N,  Wahjamega 

PeabodyC,  Walled  Lake 

Dodge  Ira  R,  Wa'.ton 

Bet/ner  F,  Waltz 

Moher  A  D,  Washington 
Waterford  Exchange,  Wate'-ford 

Marsh  Harmon  Waterloo 

\\  oolcott  S,  Watervleit 

BuddingtonW  P,  Watrousville 
Ross  Richard, 

I'remont  House,  Wayne 

Uni^iii  Hotel,  " 

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McCumsey  John,  Wayland 

American  House,  Wen'.^ni 
Cincinnati  House, 
Irwin  House, 
Ma-khain  House, 
Rouech  House, 
Phoips  House, 
Toohcy  House, 
Toscany  House, 

Wright  Z  H,  West  Branch 

Cad.y  R  T,  V.  est  Olive 

Sherwood  Geo,  Weston 

A^'falter  lacoh,  Westphalia 
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Allen  Chas,  Wheeler 

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Harwood  Moose,  " 

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Grantham  W,  White  Station 
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Beach  Walter  P, 
Bierce  N  A, 
Bogue  Peter  H, 
Brown  Warhani  S, 
Brown  J  T  R  Bro, 
Bullock  S  V>', 
Burton  J  C,  ' 
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Cahoon  Wm, 
Campbell  ("olin, 
Carlisle  V\'m  L, 
Clark  E  CD, 
Clark  Lorenzo  N, 
Coats  James  G, 
Craw  lord  H  F, 
IWepenbeck  R, 
Diivernois  F  W  Son, 
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Chienther  Peter, 
Hart  Isaac, 
Hebbard  C  B, 
Hodges  Bios, 
HofTman  Geo  W, 
J  ones  oc  Ta\  lor, 
Kelly  Ronald, 
Kuhn  Joseph, 
Lang  don  J  W, 
Lindsay  A  G, 
Margic.h  &  Cooper, 
Merreil  Ferguson, 
Morris  ^  Davenport, 
Munson  Hy  C, 
Parsons  David, 
Patton  Joseph  T, 
Peavcy  Frank, 
Peltier  5;  Bolangcr, 
Ralph  P  J  Co, 
Schnien^ann  Carl, 
Simmons  F  J , 
Snovet  Geo  W, 
Stevens     Tillman  liros, 
T'rionipsou  Nelson  M, 
Thon  John  F  W  , 
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Vernor  Bros, 
Wolvertc  n  Gen  W, 
Worce>ter  Ira, 
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j  Atwaier  Luman  R, Grand  Rapids 
j  Beecher  Janies  G, 
j  Berkey  Charles  H, 

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Coyie  Edwin  S, 

Crosby  c<  Son , 

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Goodrich  E  B  &  Co, 

Innes  Wm  P, 

Morgan  H  Son, 

Nixon  John  B, 

Pierce  Octavius, 

Quintus  Jacob, 

Sinclair  Bros, 

Skinner  <Sc  Lathrop, 

Stewart  John  R, 

Thurston  Daniel  F, 

Tuttlc  Bros, 

AMlmarth  Oscar  R, 

Crane  W  M  6t  M  E,  Greenville 

Robinson  i!:  Wright,  Hancock 

Bauer  CH,  Hastiugi 

Riker  M  W. 

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Kevnolds  Bro<, 
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Douglass  F  A,  Houghton 

Hubbcll  i;;  Chadbourne, 

Chaiterton  lieo  A,  Hubbardston 

Thompson  C  O,  Icnia 

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Allen  Frr-.Tk  A, 
Divine  vV  Vvixsoa, 
Pit  twood  \Vm, 
White  I  E, 
Reof  Albert  K, 
Kirchhofer  Sauiuel, 
Conover  &  GiesiTian, 
Secor  Chas  &:  Co, 
Shores  T.'ouvil'.e, 
Nelson  N  W, 
:Mdss  M  S, 
Spink  John  J, 
Burt  Wm  A, 
Downs  H  A, 
Beach  D  S, 
Boughton  8:  Simmons, 
Cannev  '  ieorge  B, 
Pov.-eU'Wm,  ^ 
Robinson  J  N, 
Low- E  W, 
Patten  John  A, 
Lownsbury  James  V, 

Midland  City 

Whitehouse  J  11, 
Cnr>^-fard  Walter, 
Campbell  W  S, 
Little  J  G, 
Noble  H  M, 
Kingsley  A  E, 
Weeks  Edgar, 
Costello  T, 
Hendricks  G  A, 
Just  J  E, 
Sinclair  A  P, 
Smith  A  G, 
Townsend  Colony, 
ilcComber  Wm  C, 
Soper  Daniel  E, 
Nowland  Hiram  R, 
Chapin  H  Ajv  Son, 
Houghland  E  G, 
Howiett  J  P, 
Wilkinson  L  F, 
Simonds  Eii  K., 
Yarrington  Charles, 
Warner  A  S, 

Eacun  J  M, 
Jeffries  J  i\:  Co, 

Uetts  John, 

Sherwood  Amos  W, 

Adams  Charles  E. 

Green  A  H, 

Jemison  James, 

Pittman  C  B, 

Winsor  Jarvin, 

Beach  H  A, 

Fraser  Lamb, 

Noble  L  S, 

Whit';  Cs:  Spalding, 

Young  Marcus, 

Benson  J, 

Conkling  I, 

Coppi;rnaIl  S, 

OldrieldC  M. 

Can  held  C  R. 

Bu/zell  Martin, 

Starkweather  John 

Gaylurd  H  R, 

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Martin  Baker, 

Robison  Itischo, 

Black  Wm, 

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Dt^wey  Henry  E, 
Bilz  Aloys, 
Newcomh  John  H, 
Church  f-tenrj-  S, 
Morrison  R  H, 
DeM(itt  W'm, 
Merritt  San;  H, 
Trilou  L  P, 
Browne  E  L, 
Tennyson  D  D, 
Fuller  Sa.uuel  C, 
Duddleson  }'/  I_, 
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Bricgs  Norton, 
Clark  Newconi, 
Neliis  John  E, 
Pray  Svlvester, 
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ac-ents), 

State  Insurance  Co,  Lansing 

Iron  Manufacturers. 

Bangor  Furnace  Co,  Bangor 

Bradley,  Rhodes  &  Ford, 

Champion  Iron  Co,  Champion 

Detroit      Lake  Superior  Iron 
Mnf'gCo,  Detroit 

Eurek.i  Iron  Ci^, 

Ford  J  N  .V  Co, 

Frankfort  Furnace  Co, 

Hamtrantck  Iron  Works, 

Howe  H enry  A , 

Ward  E  B  ycstate  of  i, 

Union  Iron  Co, 

Wy.-.ndotte  Rolling  Mill  Co.  " 

Elk  Rapids  Iron  Co,     Elk  Rapids 

Escanaba  Furnace  Co,  Escanaba 

Jack-son  Iron  Co,  Fayette 

>lich'gan  Iron  Co, 

l.'ireenwood  Furnace 

Northern  Iron  Co,  Harvey 

Lake  Superior  Iron  Works, 

Houghton 

Deer  Lake  Ir^  n  v<c  Lumber  Co, 
j  Ishpeming 
I  Jackson  Iron  Mnfc:  Co,  Jackson 
I  Slichigan  Cential  Iron  Co, 
I  Lawton 
I  Bay  Furnace  Co,  NLariiuettc 
!  t;aucr<  ft  Ir.in  Co,  * ' 

Marquette  v\  P.uUfic  Roll- 
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U'yiik  >op  Goo, 

Taylor  Geo, 

Donkcrslcy  C, 

Pioneer  Ir-->n  Co, 

Munising  Iron  (.0, 


Iron  Jlines. 

Spurr  Mountain  Iron  Co,  Detroit 

Edwaros  Mine,  Hiimboict 

Washington  Mine,  " 

Barnum  Mine,  Ishpeming 

Chenango  Mine, 

Cleveland  Mine 

Goodrich  Mine, 

Lake  Superior  Tvline, 

New  York  Mine, 

Pittsburgh  i  Lake  Angciine 
Mine 

Saginaw  Mine, 

Williams  Mine, 

Winthroji  Mine, 

Cannim  Iron  Co,  Marquette 

Champi^m  Iron  Co, 

Cleveland  Iron  Mining  Co, 

Huron  Bay  Slate  cclron  Co 
Lake  Superior  Iron  Co, 
M cCom.be r  Iron  Co, 

Marquette  Iron  Co, 

Metropolis  Iron  Co,  . 
Michigan  Iron  Co, 
Munismg  Iron  Co, 
New  York  Iron  Mine, 
New  York  Iron  Mining  Cc, 
Penin->ular  Iron  Co, 
Pittsburgh     Lake  Angeline 

Iron  Co, 
Republic  Iron  Co, 
Winthrov'  Iron  Cc, 
Breen  .Mininc  Co.  Menominee 
Menominee  Iron  Co,  " 
Harney  Mnf'gCo,  Mithigammi 
Michigantnii  K.'o,  ' ' 

Spurr  Mountain  MnfgCo,  " 
Stewart  Mnf'g  Co*  " 
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Ak>n>on  Webster,  Augusta 
Freeman  f  X,  Aureliiis 
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Lo%-e  Thorr.as,  Avery 
Flint  rohn  H,  Bud  Axe 

Feng  Robert,  Banks 
Clurk  A  H,  Bath 
Hawiey  H  H, 
French  Edw, 
Hall  Toiman  W, 
Rii5seii  B, 
FTarfrad.>n  Jahn, 
McRiieh  Lawrence, 
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Whitteniore  N. 
Vv"arner  Wm  E, 
Hill  Cortland, 
I'helpb  Wm, 
Cavpenter  R  J , 
Clark  lohn  J, 
Hra-dii'i.:  J 
Eastman  H  G, 
Scriinger  John  D,  ' 
IJiakeiey  Leonard.. 

Bridgeport  Center 
Fe'dkampc  Aaron,  Bridgewater 
Giles  Joseph, 
\\'ood  Smith, 
Jones  Day, 
Alexander  L  I' , 
Ballangee  Edv.  ard, 
Gulick  Nicliolas, 
Palmer  L, 


l-iarton  \v  in  L, 
Biggani  I'honias, 
Brown  Daniel  B, 
Krecke  Florcns, 
Martin  Stephen  J , 
Melick  James  O, 
Potter  Hcnr\-  Z, 
Page  George  C, 


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Tracy  Edmund  S, 
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Sutton  J  B, 
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Smith  Horace  A, 
Dredge  Wm  f, 
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I'urint  ni  David  B, 
Root  R')land, 
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Perry  C  C. 
Lovett  J  \V, 
D..d^e  J  M, 
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Hill  L  W, 
Bird  Peter  C, 
Parks  Arthur, 
Carey  Christian, 
Labby  Louis, 
McArthur  J"hn, 
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Chlison  .^amuel  W, 
Dean  Chas  li. 
Hosier  D  B, 
Kimbail  John  H 
H  ewltt  D, 
Thompson  T  J, 
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V  reeland  lacob  F., 
Eickford  L  J, 
Starkweather  Ira, 
(iranger  Julius, 
Tanner  J  -A. , 
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Smith  R  G, 
Day  A  R, 
Davis  .A  W. 
Angel  W  m  X . 
Howe  Thos  F, 
Pagelson  Chas 
Chadwick  S, 
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Budmgton  C  O, 
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Shinkman  E  J , 
Wheelock  Emory, 
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Cassopolis 
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Stacy  John  M, 
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Bradley  .Milton, 
Stow^  Isaac, 
Murray  W'ni  H, 
Wendell  C  L, 
Dyer  James  A , 
Hunt  Horace, 
Bocts  James, 
V/eilirgton  Lewis  D, 
Biois  John  T, 
Munro  Geo  C. 
Allen  Amos  D, 
Beebe  P  A, 
Davis  Jas  M, 
Hopkinf  James 
George  Charles  E, 
Thr-mpson  James, 
Dodge  Horace  P, 
East  Tawas  |  j\twood  J, 
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Barber  W  W, 
McXamara  Jas, 
Ed  Wnrds  C  C , 
Calkins  Cornelius, 
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Hunter  R  jr, 
Perrv  M  M, 
Seeley  Mi.rk  D, 
Shackelton  Levi, 
Jacob  .Abram  H, 
Stinipson  tieorge  W, 

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Ft  Gratiot  |  Seyir,our  R  A, 
Fowlervlile  j  Donaldson  S, 
Owen  B  F, 
O  KeeiTe  I  G, 
WvckoiT  Wm. 
B.rooks  X  A, 
Canney  Geo  B, 
Shearman  F  W, 
NLirtin  T  P, 
Viammond  S  W  , 
Steele  A  E, 
Choate  Wm  D, 
Westendort"  John  P, 
Lyon  C  R , 
Breen  John. 
Jenkins  W  H, 
Nason  VI , 
Stewart  |<}hn, 
Roo:..rs  H  D. 
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Marble  B  W. 
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l^.irrah  L, 
Da\  is  John, 
Gierschkc  A. 
Kingsley  .\  E, 
.Moiueith  Walter, 
Cook  J  T  sr. 
Cummer  lacvib, 
Rathton  Jacob  I  . 
Wn'i finder  ^^'m, 
Bennett  C, 
Stalcy  Henrv  V  . 
Lewis  lohn  V, 
Stiles  Volney, 
Boardsle^  Levi. 
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Sh:itler  John  H. 
Hcgt-i'^a  Albert 
Rou-'oon  V, 
Solcau  I  I, 
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Clavk  E  U, 
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Earle  Daniei, 
Mills  Henry  K, 
Beach  Samuel  E, 
Beardsley  Clark, 
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Stevens  H  L, 

Gates  K  M,  Pnrtiand 
Porter  T  A,  Randa!'. 
IJartholomew  Grove,  Readin:^ 
Crocker  J  X,  Reed  City 

Smyth  Edward,  Rermhiic 
Wal bridge  N  H,  Richland 
Lapham  Smith,  Rockfc-rd 
Eowcn  H  S,  RoUin 
Bates  Daniel  P,  Rome 
Edward  Daniel  S, 
Snover  E  b, 
Westbrook  Oliver. 
Clark  James  \\  , 
Lane  I'eter, 
\\"ailace  Geo  A.. 
Carietoii  Albert  A, 
O'Dell  Daniel  D, 
McFarlaii  [ohn  N", 
Palmer  John  O, 
McHenry  <  ieo  W, 
I'a'.idock  James, 
Forbes  Jortin, 
Donovan  Dennis, 
Murdock  Uri, 
Vosper  Richard ,  ' ' 

McKni'^ht  rhoinas, 

Sault  De  Ste  Marie 
Taylor  Janie.^,  " 
Ferguson  Xe'son, 
Keiiogg  Bradford, 
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Land  Airents. 
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Saginaw  C'ity 

St  Charles 
St  Clair 


St  Joh-a'b. 


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Giles     Eaker,  ' ' 

Charles  A.  Ionia 
Kilbourne  S  L,  Landing 
Newman  A  E,  Morie\ 
McLaughlin  James  E,  Manistee 
Rugsies  i.has  F, 

Alien  W  W,  Smith's  Creek 


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Eili?  Wesley, 
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Angus  P  M, 
l>amber  Robert, 
Maltison  John  C, 
RaiK.lall  flarvey, 
Sn  v/yer  W  K  , 
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Perry  Edwin, 
Loo  mis  L  G  , 
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Walt/.  Joseph, 
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Shepardsvilte 
Sherman  City- 
Sherwood 
South  Blendon 


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Three  O  iks 
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j  Pope  cl:  Stuck, 
j  Priichard  Bcnj  D, 
j  Thew  Joseph, 
!  Tomiinsos  Ogden, 
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I  W  ilbur  S:  Fenn, 
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I  Cheever  N  W, 
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I  Cramer  Densmore, 
j  Felch  Alpheus, 
I  Frazer  Hamilton, 
j  Gates  C  B,  ^ 
I  Goit  John  N, 
i  G-^tt  J  B, 

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I  King  Zina  P, 
j  Kinne  Edward, 
;  La\»  rence  E  E, 
I  La  -v  rencc  J  F, 
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;  Morgan  E  W, 
j  Page  Phineas  L, 
!  Parker  F  L, 
;  Pi>torius  Frederick, 
'  Sawyer  A  J  , 
I  Vance  J  C. 
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Pringle  Eugene, 
Proudfit  Geo, 
Wilson  Thos  A, 
Wolcott  Grove  H, 
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U  ood  J  C, 
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Irish  E  -M, 
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Church  Henry  S,  Sturgis 
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ROLFK  ALONZO, 
Smolk  S-ni, 
WightA, 

Williams  Edward, 
Seper  I'ctcr, 
( lard  no r  T  J , 
Huhb:nd  A  H. 
Drewy(.'ur  Ferguson, 
Pulvcr  Horace, 
r.:.tes  hL»rry, 
Curtis  Frank  I . 
flarvey  .'v  C'">'eman 
.McK<"nt\on  J^  hn, 
I'ir'i'-y  r>i'i)s. 
Failing  ("aN  >n  W , 
NValdr.m  \-]\\n, 
Spsticci  Mi't"«i, 
Elliott  J  K, 
McPh.^e  V  .'V  Hro, 
Maxson  Meplien, 


Cheboygan 
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Chesaning 
Clam  Laki 
Clarkston 
Clinton 
Clio 
Cold  water 

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Colunibiavillo 
Coopersville 
Coral 
Corunna 

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Davisburgh 

Decatur 

Decrfield 

Detroit 
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East  Saginaw 
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F.aion  Rapiils 


Klk  Rapid> 
Kscan.kba 

Ksscxvillt 


Lalone  loseph, 
Wiiiey  J  N, 
Francis  Ed%\ard, 
Lamed  H  J, 
Barbour  George  W, 
Cooper  G, 
Edson  George  D, 
Roosevelt  W  C, 
Fox  Ira  M, 
Fox  J  M, 
Kau-kins  W  H, 
Kurnmell  J, 
Dutcher  &  Bliss, 
Tovss'ey  C  A, 
'Tov.  siey  Co, 
HuILttO  A, 
Burden. 

Bailey  Clarion  W, 
Chase  &  Duncan, 
Irish  &  NostTcint, 
Allen  James, 
Cady  W  R , 
Fleming  iL  Grant, 
Gi  anger  George, 
Granger  (  /  \\'  Co, 
Hall  .S:  Wood, 
Ivcs  Calvin  L, 
Kennedy  James  M, 
Riys  6c  Shaw, 
Mar.-h  Clarence  F, 
National  Li'.  er\-, 
Scott  J  G, 
Durham  A  J , 
Fuller  &  He'.mer, 
Landers  Wni  K , 
Landers  &  Smith, 
Lang  A, 
Osmun  H , 
Rhulo  P, 
Oilman  Osgood, 
Parker  Nelson , 
Pratt  A  R, 
Stauffei  L  E, 
Hungerford  C  has  N 
Kin  yon  D  B  Cs:  Cci, 
Aiberti  Tohn, 
Bender  G  H, 
Boone  Hennanis, 
Nebbelink  las  H , 
Hrigham  Frank, 
HotVnian  ^  Miller, 
\\  ilbtir  Clarence, 
Cr.'oks  C  C, 
Lou  ell  8:  Dove, 
Goodrich  W'm, 
Bumsev  R  H. 
Welch  Eli  T, 
Kellogg  Henry, 
Lane  A  H , 
Palmer  Ch.is. 
Rogers  Clark, 
Croft"  I's:  Cain , 
Ferris  Nelson , 
Anderson  C  A. 
Burchili  A  N. 
Hutchins  John, 
Kinney  Job  H , 
Knapp  Morris, 
Spencer  lUirt, 
Sutton  A  E, 
Bullack  Os:  MiUsom. 
Fowler  &  Fuller, 
Hodgcs  G  S, 
Batkcr  John. 
Phelps  vV  F.Ntcv  . 
I  >  uiieN  Smim , 
( riles  N , 
Merrdl  T  1, 
Sutiiui  Ctco  L, 
Ere  John, 
Mc\tickcn  J.>nu<t. 
^mitli  AiOx.»ndor, 
ni'-lv.>  E  H. 
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Essexville 
Evart 
Far  well 
Fenton 

Flint 

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Flushing 

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Fouiervillc 
Galesburgh 

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Grand  Tilanc 
Grand  Ha.ven 

Grand  Leaee 
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Grand  vi  lie 
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Hastings 

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Hillsdale 

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Holland 

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Holly 
Homer 

Houghton 
Howard  Cilv 
Howcil 

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Hudson 
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Rriggs  R  D, 
Srandish  A  L, 
W'ilcocks  Jaruei, 
Adams  Henry  L, 
ffenry  Geo, 
Pintler  C, 
Herrins'  Allen  P, 
Rice  Kd\via_  P, 
Sweetlaud  Sam, 
'I' ate  'I'hos, 
Davidson  John, 
JiiUion  G  \V  , 
Searing  Broi, 
Ferreli  i\:  Hawley, 
Fay  Michael, 
.McGuineas  Hugh, 
Rochon  A  D, 
Shepard  A  R  «i  13ro, 
Moore  Albert, 
Ctilbert  Read, 
Freeman  li^:  Bi'o. 
Gardanier  C  A, 
Johi^son  \Vm, 
Feck  ci  Prior, 
iNIarsh  it  Gibbens, 
Smith  Teei, 
Worden  &  Birney, 
Patten  J  A, 
Tompkins  John, 
Parch' y  David, 
Ruprecht  J  ,^ 
Averv  A  Co, 
Mitchell  W, 
Slough ter  P  C, 
Atchcrson  J  W, 
Partridge  Fred, 
Lavton  I'heudore, 
Packer  ID, 
Eastmai'  o'c  Heath, 
Kirnhall  C, 
Derrick  Richard  D, 
Brasted  Henry, 
Lamphere  Ehas  J, 
Merrill  'Thos, 
Bitgood  E  D, 
Carney  O  &:  Bro, 
Sweeny  i  Gorman, 
Mallcry  E  A , 
Turner  Thos, 

Fox  E  O, 
Warwick  lsa<c, 
•  Newbury  P, 

Bnnbury  Edward, 
Eid>ou  FKirney, 
fiaines  'I  ho  mas, 
McOmber  Tosiah, 
Tefft  j  C, 
Warner  Mr.s  A, 
Lamb  Wm, 
Buckner  John  C, 
Haskell  M  C, 
Madison  L  C, 
Blanc hdrd  cic  Wilcox, 
Rich  T  I>, 
Smith  F  j  , 
Evans  [ohn  D, 
Wheeler  David  W, 
Nash  iN:  N"ble, 
Davis  William  B, 
Emery  Canner, 


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Litchfield  j 
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Ludinjjton 

Lyons 
Manchester 
Manistee 

Marine  City 

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^Larlette 
Marq  aette 


Smith  Charles  F,         Pcrt^  Huron 
Williams  John  George, 
Allen  C  .V  Bru, 
Douty  Win, 
Crooks  Gieason, 
Gleeson  D  G, 
Swayze  N"*-  m, 
Meach  M  C, 
Travis  James, 
( iray  L  B, 
Le.-  N  H, 

Palmer-  Aiii;is  ;>oii 
Hie  key  H, 
1  Martin  Jira  S, 
j  Bartley  Alex, 


Portland  ; 
Reading  ; 
Red  Jacket 
Rich  mond 
Rochester 
Rocktord 

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Romeo 
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Royal  Oak 
Saginaw  City 
St  Clair 


CHARLES  ROOT  ^  CO,, 

WHOLESALE 

Goods. 


DETROIT,  MICH. 


':  g^^A  fu!l  and  complete  as- 
':  sortment  the  entire  season. 


Marshall 
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Masoii 
<  i 

C  f 

Maybee 
Mendon 
Menominee 

Midland  City 
Middieville 
Milford 
Monroe 
Montague 
Morenci 

C  4 

Mt  Clemens 
Mt  Pleasant 
Muir 
Muskegon 

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Nashville 
Negaunee 

Newaygo 

New  Baltimore 

New  Haven 
Niles 

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North  Adams 
North  ville 
Norvcll 
CI  k  e  m  o  s 
Ohvet 
Orion 
Orton  ville 
Owosso 

Oxford 
Palo 
Paw  Paw 


Sewart  Frederich  E, 
Brown  J  C, 
Marvin  H  R, 
Langley  Samuel, 
Martin'Henry  M , 
C-'uld  o'c  Walker, 
Tavlor  Philip, 
FL-iile  Win, 
Hendricks  Tacob, 
Achilles  G  R, 
]  Venison  \N'm, 
Loop  C!C  Cogshal! , 
Nison  James, 
Crippin  John,_ 
Sprague"  Austin, 
SiielfH  J. 
Soper  E  r>, 
Failing  Bros, 
Spicer. George, 
P.urch  Hosea, 
Con\  erse  W  ni , 
Morgan  B  J , 
Spencer  Milton , 
Jones  George, 


St  Johns 

St  Joe 
St  Louis 
Sand  Lake 
Saranac 
Saugatuck 
Schoolcraft 


Lapham  Wm  P, 
Mershon  A  H,^ 
Monroe  C  ^'v  ,  ' 
Monroe  W  R, 
I  Neiles  Nelson, 
I  Whitman  Geo  B, 
i  CiitTord  Samuel, 
I  McCaihim  John  H, 
Slemons  Jas, 


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Beaver  Creek 
Beaver  I  ake 


Ceda 


Sou ch  Haven  j  Owen  John  D, 
Sparta  Center 

Sprint:  Lake 


Springs 

Coral 

E  Sigiaaw 

Manistee 
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Stanton 
Tecumseh 


Vandalia 

Chamberlain  &  Montague,  Vassar 


Wil-^oir  H  S  cc  J  M, 
Eabcock  N  A, 
Blacker  R  F, 
Smith  N  R, 

Montague  &  Hamilton,  >tuskegon 
Selkirk  GR, 
I  Hill  Peter,  Port  Huron 

Tekonsha  '  Marontate  Antoinc,  "  ^ 

Three  Oaks  |  Baine  B  B,   .  Sagmaw  city 

i  nrec  v^a     1  ^^^jj^^j^  Austin,  Stephens 

Sheldon  C  L, 

Hitchcock  Chas  R,^  TawasCUy 
■  Spileman  Edward  B. 


Three  Rivers 
'J'raverse  City 


Sackett  W. 
McKercher  Alex, 
Crystall  Smith, 
Burdick  Aaron, 
Fitch  E  S, 
(.Ireen  William  M, 
Irwin  Patrick, 
Rich  Richard, 
Lee  Corydon. 
Sturtevanl  F  H. 
Cooper  Thomas, 
Stour  J  , ^ 
Aycrs  W  C , 
GritVin  D  C, 
Hawkins  W  H, 
Noble  Hutchin>on, 


V'ermontville  ; 
Vernon  j 
Waterford  ! 
Watrousville  ' 
\\  ayland  \ 
Wenr.na 


Whitehall 

White  Pigeon 
White  Rock 

Vpsik^nti 

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Hinckley  \N'm, 
(;Rrdncr  Kryiik, 
Zibbell  Ja-,  W, 
Duniap  John, 
Scherwerhorn  Y.  U, 
iVispe  v\:  How  c, 
P.cnnett  W, 
Dcuell  I.V  l  o, 
Fi^hcr  Edward  B, 
(ire'-n  riiomis, 
Cole  AJolphns  D, 
Gueriii  L)  J , 
Kin;{  1.  S, 
Phcnix  Brothers, 

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Pcntwater 

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Pev\  amo 

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Piainwel! 

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Clark  EL, 
Roberts  \^'  L, 
Chappell  Osman, 
Cohn  S, 
Cohn  1.  M  , 
lvc>;  Stephen  \  I , 
Plnmer  Samuel  A, 
Sinit  J  acob  M, 
Becker  O  C, 
Hall  B, 
Lowell  J  G, 
Webb  C  E     W  B, 
Brown  I  A, 
Moore  Meiritt, 
Cutler  Jv;  Walker, 


Adrian 
Big  Rapids 
Charlotte 
Detroit 


Adrian 

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Alaska 

Alcona 
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Allegan 


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Jackson 


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H  unt  1"  H  , 
Mather  O. 
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Hamei  OM-ar  F, 


Alpena 
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|.iiMil»er  5I:)nuiac(nrtr's  and  Peal- 
ers. 

Bucher  D  imnfr),  Abronia 
Hoxsie  E,  Acme 
Hoxsie  L  S  (mnfn, 
West  &  Trump  (mnfrs), 

AdamsviSle 

Baker  D  M, 
Berry  las, 
I'oitcr  W  H  i mnfr), 
Fisher  L  W  (innfr). 
Hale  Warren  S, 
Alger  R  A  &  Co, 
Green  John  &  Co, 
Havnes  E  R, 
Mc'Nally  N. 
Gullifcr  Thos  &  Sons, 
Folkeris  S:  Co, 
Smith  Abram  (mnfr), 
ChatTee  Ira  (mnfr>, 
Fallett  I  D  1  mnfr>, 
Luther\^  Badcock  (mnfrsj, 

Allendale 
Roberts  Richard  (mnfr! ,  " 
Mley  J  S:Co(mnfrsi,  Allcytoa 
Pierce,  Hall  .S:  Ward  .mnfrs^.Alma 
Pollasky  M,  .  \\ 
Ward  G  S  (mnfr>, 
Hi  ewer  L  '  mnfr  I, 
Ranson  E  L  (  mnfr, 
Alpena  Lumber  Co, 
Avery,  Richardson     ^  o, 

■ninfrs", 
Canipt'eil  A  v*v  Co  .mnt;  -  . 
'  CaatpbclU's:  Potter  imntr-, 

i  iinufrs^, 

I  Ictrh-r  \  y  ^  i.'o  (mnfr^i. 
!  Folkcrts  PoittettieLl 

I  mnfrst, 
I  .»U:hrisl  K  \V  (mnfri. 

Hilliard,  Church!  I  Co 

I  mnfrs^ , 
Luce  r  {V  Co  (mnfr*), 


Almena 
Alnnra 
Alp'^na 


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Alpcua 


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Lnoilter  >{uniif;Kf urcrs  au.t 
Denkrs. 

(Coti  tinned.) 
Minor  J  S  (mntV), 
young  B  R  'mnfr;,  " ' 

Rice  R  Mnnfr'),  .\.ii'ine 
Egbert  ^Vm  (mnfr),  A  Iron  a 

Rin^  Edmund  (mnfr},  Alton 
Cobb  A  L  Cinnfr),  Arabcr 
Baker  A  C  i  mnfr),  Ainsden 
Millard  iV  Bishop  (mnfrs'i,  " 
Packer  S  J  '  mnfr),  ' ' 

Shoemaker  J  P  (mnfr;,  " 
Schmiu  Chri.sLian,        Ann  Arbor 
Perry  E  \V  (innfr),  Arbela 
Pinkharn  N  [  (mnfr;,  " 
Phillips  J  p;  Arenac 
Steadrnan  i  Terry  (niofrs), 

Argentine 

BodellJVv,  Ashland 
Kelsey  F  (mnfr),  ' ' 

Knighc  ]  T ,  " 
Ash  J  W     Co  (rnnfrs),  Ashton 
Ei'der,   Gardner  ft  Co 

(nmfrsj,  " 
Haliaday  8:  Co  (mnfrs; ,  " 
Thatcher  cSu  Son  Cninfri),  Assyria 
Wad.svvorrh  &  Ball  (rnnfrs), 
Sim.ons  1  P(mnfr),  Athens 
Tei  er  John  (mnfr;,  Athlon^,- 
Zink  Heinrich  (mnfr;,  " 
Buckingham  Orin  G  nnifr;,  A Ltica 
Cop-jland  J  ohn  ^  mnfrf,      '  " 
Jenness  I  N  oc  Cotninfrs.', 
Williams  Wm  &  A  (  rnnfrs,} 
Bro-.vn  L  J,  Augusta 
Haskins  E  E  &  Co,  " 
Au  Sable  J. umber  and  Shinglo  Co 

(rnnfrs)  Au  Sable 

Backus  vn:  Bro  minfrs),  '  ' 
Loud,  Gay  Co  Cmufrs),  " 
Moore  & 'I'anner  (miifrsi,  " 
Smith,  CoKvell  &  Lang- 

stafF '  mnfrsj,  '< 
Smith,  Kelly  &  Dwight 

(rnnfrs),  «' 
Tiddewell  Tlios,  i\uster]itz 
AveriU  H,  Averitfs 
Averill  L  W, 

Hawley  AM,  < ' 

Love  Thomas  (ranfrl.         A  very 
Sanborn  J  0  S:  Co  (rnnfrs),  " 
Bad  Axe  Mill  Co  ,mnfrs),Bad  Axe 
Cressett,  Gravest  Co  (rnnfrs-, 

Boilcy 

Murray  ( i  B  (  mnfr),  " 
Whitney  M  L  (mnfr,;    Bali  Creek 
CroLhers  C  W  imnfr),  Ealtlmore 
Woodmancy  Babcock  (mnfr), 

Baltimore 

Wyman  K  C  innfrj,  Bangor 
Gee  H  (mnfr),  Bankers 
Crce  Nelson  (mnfr),  *' 
Keystone  Lumber  iSc  Salt  Mnfp 
^,Co,  Kankt 
laj-lor  S:  .Moultln  op  (rnnfrs,,  '  • 
Bendy  James  I  mnfr),  Baraga 
Burns  Bern  ird,  B.<rnard 
Watson      Woodman  i  rnnfrs,, 

I'.ath 

Mason,  Rathburn     t  o, 

Battle  Creek 

Slaght  N  Co, 

Bprnuni  E  H,  Bay  City 

J^axter  W  J,  " 
FVadlcy  H  M  it  Co  (rnnfrs),  " 
Carney  K  I ,  ■ ' 

Chupin      H  irber  (ninfrs),  '• 
I'uk.  ,-r  I), 

Dolsen,  Chapin  &  Brof  ninfrsi, 

Eddy,  Avery  X:  Ofmnfi-s,,  " 
I'olsom  iS:  Arnold  f  ninfrs;,  ' ' 
( /.»lcs  C>'^  Fay  (mud  ■♦),  •  • 


Flay,  Butman  &  Co  f  iimfrsj, 

w  .  :    ^  ,  Bay  City 

[      '      '■  ■■  F'g        liu  iiiiitrs,, 

Bay  City 
riotchl^i-ss  J  " 
J  ickson  G  K,  ' ' 

■\[cEvv  an  John ''mnfr  J,  " 
McGraw  John  c'c  Co  i. rnnfrs),  " 
McLean  3  Son  mnfrs;,  .  " 
^nUer  A  '  mnfr ,,  ' ' 

Moore,  Siaith  I's;  Co,  " 
Noycs  L  E,  •  " 
Peter  William  .  mnfri,  " 
Pitts  (liranage  rmnfrs'l,  ' ' 
Richards,  MilUr     Co  (mnfrs). 

Bay  City 

Rouse  J  M  Tmnfr),  " 

Rust  A  ^  Co  ;  mnfrs  J,  " 
Shearer  J:imes  it  (Jo  mnfrs;, ' ' 
Stovens  A  c:o  i  mnfrs  " 
Van  Etten,  Campbell  &  Co'mnfrs;, 

Bay  City 
v\  aiton  Andrew,  <« 
Watrous  M  &Sons  'miifrs'),  " 
Webster  S  H  ^S:  l',ro  'mnfrs),  " 
We  stover  Wm,  ' 
\\'hi[)ple,  Parmcly  c^;  Co  (mnfrs). 

Bay  City 

u  iHiaiu.5  E  Y,  "  ' 

McKay  J  N  ■  mnfr;,  Bav  Port 
Ferns  Richard  mnfr,. 

Bear  Lake  Mills 
Lane  r^Fircus  (mnfr,,  " 
J^^uiin  P'rcderick,      Beaver  Creek 
Rodgers  T  honins'  ygi  mnfr,, ' ' 
Cutting  v^c  Dam.on  '  mnfrs 

Bea\er  Lake 
Bateman  W  E,  Beech 
L'unning,  Fisher  iv  Rhode,  " 
Lewis  &  Chamberlin  .rnnfrs), 

Beldcn 

Palmer  S:  Curti.^  (mnfrs),  " 
Wil>on,  f.uther  3c  Wilson, 

Bcldiug 

Lon-ks  John  \^■  iS:  Co  ^rnnfrs), 

Bl'IIc  River 
Codcy     AinsU-yi  ninfrs,.,B£ilevil!e 
Ford  Charles  ^[ 'mnfi-;,  " 
Lyon  Cha.-i  W  mnt'r),  Bengal 
D  rury  \V  R,  Bennington 
Davi.■^      Nfar^hal!,  Ccnona 
K  ersv.-ell  John  ,  " 
Minard  Ira  (mnfri,  " 
E'dredge  oc  Robbiiis, 

Bcutoii  Harbor 
(iraham  John  H  ,  ■ ' 

Williams  H  W, 

C'asc  W  .\(  vS:  Co  (mnfrs),  Benzouia 
Perry  R  G     Co,  • ' 

Marr  Thomas  (mnfr), 

Beirieti  Center 
Dul.cndorf  i  .  hn  :  mnfr  i.  Bethel 
Sherman  A  H  imnf;  ;*  " 
Lamb  Smith  i  mnfrs).  B  g  Beaver 
Gray,  Ht  ward  X:  Co,  Big  Rapids 
G rccn  L  11 ,  ^  " 

Wood  H  B  (mnfr), 
Monn  R  A  :  mnfr), 
Stimson  T  D,  " 
Til  ga  Mnfsr  Co,  '  * 

Thayer  G  W,  Bir^h  Run 

rhomi)soi»  G  S . 

P.ri'wii  Jolin  iiniitrj,  Bird 
Freomire  cs;  Bcrtiis  (mnfrs 

Bismark 

Ferry  v^^:  Son  .'  mnfrsi,  Bljok  L*i  c 
Bla.kmar  ATiinnfr,',  Biao!  »ii;»r 
Jipsou  Ffemy,  niis,f,vld 
<.  alv«>on  j  I'tmnfri,  Bloomticld 
Coyer  »\  I'.rojwel!  ninfrs', 

B'i>>n-ingd.\lc 
H  uman  /  C-  (iiinfri,  " 
Killefer  \\  (  niiilr  ),  •  • 

Marshall  lia,  *• 


E'oomingdale 


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!  Smith  Benjamin, 
i  Taylor  A. 

:  Bone  Eros  t:  Co  (mnfrs 

i  Bond's  Mills 

I  Bowen  E  H  ic  Son  -  mnfrs  -, 

Eowen's  MilU 
j  Farnham  B  irnnfr;,  Bradley 
;  Sweetland  L  D,  " 
i  Sherman  Alonzo  (m.nfr).  Bravo 
i  Brcckenridge  F^  W(niufr), 

j  ^  Brcckenridge 
j  V  eomans  Wm  I'mnfr;,  " 
j  Brown  W  G,  Breedsville 
[  Thompson  W  L  i' m.nfr),  •« 
!  Squier  &:  Davenport  (mnfrs), 

Bridgeport 

!  Pett:boT'»e  Jackson, 
j  Bri.igeport  Center 

j  Squier  I)  W,  Eridgeion 
1  Sutliw  C  A,  " 
I  W  oodward  D,  ' ' 

j  (irinuh  S  H  (mnfr,,  Bridgevillc 
!  Hart,  Conely  o;  Co,  Brigliton 
i  Stephens  D  N      Co,  ' 
j  Gu;.:in  J  W(mnfr),  Brcckway 
i  Morrel!  Jesse  A  (mnfr), 
j      .  Brockway  Center 

:  Stilson  John  (mnfr;, 
j  Siinchfieid  C  (mnfr;,  Broomfield 
!  V\  o.^din  U  &  Son  .mnfrs;,  " 
i  Black  C  S  (  mnfr;,  Buchanan 
Roe  cc  Rough  -  nuifrs,,  " 
Weisgerber  iohn  (mnfr',  " 
Nerreterfc  Polzin  (mnfrsj, 

Buena  Vista 
Hearington  i  String  frcnfrsi, 

Burnip's  Corners 
Pratt  Luther  (mnfr;.  Burns 
Butler  J  B  (Tnnfn,  Burnside 
Hossack  Duncan  (mnfr-,  " 
Allen  Selby  (mnfrs),  Burr  Oak 
Reraer  I>  1),  « « 

Hayes  Bros,  Byron 
Middlcsworth  Isaac  R(ii,nfr,  " 
Towner  S  S  (mnfn,  ByVon  Center 
Cheesebrough,Peck  e^:'Co(nuifrs;, 
Caledonia  Citation 
Lee  Alanson  T,  Calvin 
Weston  A  E  &  Co  (mnfrs', 

Cambria  Mills 
Cole  Charles,  Cambiidge 
Baker  O  K  ci;  W.nmfrs),  Camden 
Briggs  Royal  M  (mnfri, 
Chester  E  T  cs:  O  D  (mnfrs,,  ' ' 
Giff^rd  E  P  ,mnfr;,  Campbell 
Aiuler.son  G  (mnfr),  Cannvinsbur^ 
Dow  ney  H  J  cs:  Bros  (^rnnfrs,, 

Ca  pac 

Cronkhite  T  J,  Carleton 
Hcrnun   F  (mnfr),  " 
Mathews  D  A  ^  Bro  (mnfrs)," 

V  anderhoft"  Pimnfr ;,  Carlisle 
Savior  T  i's:  Coimnfr:.^  CarroHton 
Bower  u  W  (mnfr;,    Ca.-son  City 
l.Hdac  Bros      Young  ,mnfr>\" 
Failing  Fimr.fi),          '  Cato 

V  rawford  F   mnfr,,  Caseville 
Ross  Wm  (mnfr),  • ' 
ikirtarni  David  mnfr;,  Casnovia 
ILvyward  E  ft  Bro' mnfrs i,  " 
Kies  Joseph,  • « 

Paiicrsun  James  (mnfr).  " 
l  oSy      Bro  ( mnfrs  ,  " 
Fo\  Jcxsc  (  mnfr  I,  cav$City 
Rud.l  Or*>>n,  Cassopolit 
hvibbardfic  Wood  (nanfr^^, 

V.  ccAt  Frtrk> 
Barber  W  [.  <mnfr\Cedar  Springs 
lemiisni  A  I.  mnfr), 
Udell  ^s:  Prentice  fninfr<i," 
Kline  vS:  Moli(mnfrs  .Oiuervillc 
\V  iNcv  mnfr.,  Central  Luke. 
Vtlcnx  Mri  Anna  mnh  ;,  i.«rCkCo 
Toll     Uray  vnmrrsi.ChAricsworlh 


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Hart  Harvey  J, 
Wir.ter-s  A  L, 

loiuer  C  W  i.v  Son  (mrifrs),  Cnase 
"Ba  rc i  a y  &  Co ,  Che  boy  an 

McArUiur,  Smith  & 

C(.'  ( mil  fro  1,  _  ^  "* 
Nelson,  Struhii  i  Co,  " 
Smith  6c  l\IcDonald(^mnfrh ), ' ' 
Smith  Ihompson,  " 
Vorcc  &  iiar'ker, 

Kempf,  Bacon  &  Co,  Cheb<ja 
Coombs  J  C,  Chesanu!,g 
Daly  John  (mnfn, 
C,ooQ:ilo  lame.-;  C  mnfr I,  " 
Nasou,  Gouici  oc  Co,!  mntrs)" 
Ferris  Richard,  Cheshire 
Pike  O  G, 

Emery  John,  Chester 
Garion  cc  D.ivenport, 
Hildreth  Henry, 
Hiidreth  Hir;im  (mnfr), 
Withington  &  Coo!ey(miifrs), ' ' 
Ci;jion  J  S  (mnfr;,  Chickamin.^j; 
clavin  E  !  mnfr;, 
Spark-s  John  ^V  (ruufr), 

Chippevva  Luke 
Wilison  VVm  &  Bro  ymufrs), ' ' 
Cobbs  J  W,  Ciam^Lak^ 
Combs  Bi  os ,  ' ' 

tlarris  bros, 

McCoy      Ayer,  (mnfrs;  ''^ 
^liLchcU  Geo  A,  " 
Shackelton  &  l.reen, 
Bowen  Geo  '  tantr;,  Clare 
Comstock  Abti  (mnfr),  " 
Homing  Dubois  'jnnfr>. 
Smith  R, 

Cross  S      i>  mnfrs^,  Clayton 
Kickers  Jacob  i.nuifri. 

Clear  VV  ater 
Lyman  A  W,  Clifford 
Riiey  Allen  Imufri,  Climax 
I-iolmes  J  R,  Giio 
Stephens  is:  Hunt  (mnfrsj,  " 
Waldo  D  P  (mnfrj,  '^'^ 
White  John, 

Roscoc  Bros,  Clyde 
Egleslen,  Hazelten  i^'.  Co  imnir.>,, 
Clyde  Center 
.McFail  Jason  imnfr,)  Cohoetal: 
Firth  Wm  H,  Cold  water 

I.amphere  Arad,  " 
Smith  HT, 

Hianchard  C  N  (mnfr),  Coleman 
Curtis  (X  Tebo  (  mnfrs;,  " 
IlubbeU  S  W  'mnfr), 
Perry  F,  W&  Son  (mnfrs),  " 
Williams  A  (^mnfr^,  Collins 
Buyer  A  (mnfr),  Coloma 
Hoffman  C  B  (mnfr),  Colon 
Riciiards  Bros  ^mnfrs), 

L'olumbiaville 
Fuller  H,  Columbus 
Griiiell  Peter  (mnfr) 
Hungerford  N  H,  Concord 
Ste venK  T,  " 
Juif  Fred  i.:  Son  (^mnfrsi,  _ 

Conner's  Cicf:k 
Honnebright      French  ;  mntV^j, 

Consiantine 
Haruood  Oliver  (mnfr  ,  '' 
Van  V'lect  James  H  (mnfn, 

Coiivis  Center 
Howard  Julian  (mnfr,, 

C"ok*s  Stati(^n 
llermanco  John  H  \mnf!  ), 

v.'i)0|)ers  viile 
■    Fisher  A  C     Son  ^tnnfr-i),  Cor.il 
Hart,  Ual  esi^s:  (.'.0  Mnnfibi.i  " 
I  iiDuc      Belts  (mnfr>i, 
Morris  I'ia.ic, 
Shivoly  l>  (mnfrj, 
House  lUothcrs,  Coniniia 


Root 8.'  \Ic Arthur! jnnfr:,),Corunna  ! 
Packard  Sous  Co  •  mnfrs  i, Covert  i 
Crawford  L  C  l  uuifr;,  { 
Crawford's  Oaarry  I 
Higbee  Nelr.on,  Croton  j 

Rice  Wm  (mnfn,  ' '    .  i 

Gooldthrite  O  mnfr),  Crys'tal  j 
Stettay  John  F  (mnfr) 


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Donner  G'-orge,  Cumber 
GliLg-g  A  FI  'mnfry,  Dalton 
Whitaker  CcSanford  '  mnfrs,, 
Jesaop  Bros  (mnfrs,.,  Dansviiie  ^ 
Clemon:;  Jc  Cartvvright  fmnfrsi,_  j 
Da\  ison  Station  i 
Moss,  MilL^S:  Caige  (mnfr£.)_,    _  I 

Davisville 
DeArmr.nd  vn:  Wluunan  (  mnfrs), 

Dayton 

Needharn  &  Wilson  'mnfrS;,  " 
L>ean  Georre  L  (mnfr). 

Dean's  Mills 
Thomas  W  M  '-  mnfr),         ' ' 
B  ro  w n ,  ( ; 1.      Co ,  D  can  viil  e 

Lapharn  FTenry  'mnfrj, 

Dearborn  \ille 
Bull  .^'c  Ackley  (mnfrs),  Decatur 
Decker  &  Sons  (lanfrsi, 

Deckerville 
Downing  &  So.uth  worth  , 
Kittle  Robert  (innfr),  ]>eer  Creek 
Kittle  Simeon  •■  mnfr ),  '' 
Drew      Hemenway  (mnfrs), 

1 )  e  e  r  ri  c  1  d 

B,-iley  Alfred  (mnfr~>, 
Lee  George  N  (mnfr;,  Delta 
Johnsons:  Graham 'mnfrs) , 

Dennison 

Adams  ^  Ferguson, 
Allen  E  G-, 
Avery  Os:  Murphy, 
i'.ackus  Brosunntrsy, 
Berry  >i:  Co  '  mnfrs), 
F>e'.vick,  Co^l^tock^^c  Co  (ninfrs; 

Detroit 

P,i-elow  Albert  E, 
tirooks  C  F  (mntV), 
Carrier  A, 
Christy  iJros, 
Dwight  W  M  oc  Co  (mnfrs), 
Faul'-oner  R  Cfmnfr), 
Ferguson  A  iX  Co, 
Frost  Milton  (mnir), 
Gage  Miller, 
HOWE  RECOR. 
Hubbard  iv  King  'nuifrsl, 
Huff  (S:  Vandermeiilen, 
I\es,  Green  <s:  Co  (mnfrs), 
Japes  John, 

Jessop  v^-  McCune  (mnfrs), 
Klein  M;irtin, 

Merick.  Fowler  F.sselstyn," 
MoiTat  Hugh   mnfr),  ' ' 

Moore  F  x  S  I  mnfrs), 
() shorn  C  F  ^  Co, 
Osluirii  Frank  A  Co, 
Palmer  Thomas  W, 
Parker  Aaron  A, 
I'itts     Cranage  (mnfrs), 
Remic  R  C, 
Ross  Andrew, 
Ross  D  A     Co  'mnfrsp, 
Schneider  Stephen  ,ninfr), 
I  S|nnncr  John  imnfr), 
I  Standish  Co, 
Tucker  ( iiles, 
\\  ATd  E  F.  (mnfr), 
W  :irriner  W  m  E, 
Weber  A      E  Y 
Wrher  J  F  iv  Co, 
Whitney  l>  jr. 

Wight  fl  A      S  (.  -mnfr<*i,  " 
\\  iVliamN  l'h«>n>a<  \  C.-  innirs), 

Detroit 


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Holmes  George  'mnfr},  DeWitt 
Potter  L  T, 

Copelar.d  Roscoe  P,  Dexter 
Pratt  George, 

Oliver  A  imnfr;,  Diamondale 
Russell  Lester  (mnfr), 

Diamond  Springs 
Burnett  J  M  (mnfn,  L'orr 
E vvir.g      Byles  r mnfrs',  _ 
Ciray  Thomas  &:  Co  imnfrs;, 

Douglas 

Gray.  Williams  it  Dickey  '  niufrs-, 

Douglas 
Moore  Harry  B  Cmnfr),  " 
Dcwitt  Henry  (mnfn,  Dovva^iac 
';..ge      Jewell  (mnfr),  ^  " 
Hampton  Thadeus  (mnfn',  " 
Heurick  Frederick  i  m.nfr,i,  " 
Toposh  J  imnfr^,  " 
Hall  Ward     Co  1  mnfrs),  Dundee 
Rossin  0^:  Long  (mafrs^, 
Scrantoii  F, 
r^cranton  it  Scranton, 
Stowell  &.  Paxson  •  mnfrs  i,      ' ' 
Bresver  L  S:  Co  (mnfrs;, 

Dunningviilc 

(311  Christ  iv  Bro, 
Phelps  C  D  Co, 
Willi^ton  1, 

Hill  L  W.  E?.kIc 
McCrumb  G  W  (mr.fn, 
ulahan  Morris  i  mnfrj,      Ea^t  Bay 
Mitchell  Wm  H  C  (mnfr  j,  " 
Golden  Lumber  Co  (mnfrs;, 

East  Golden 
Hefferan  Thomas  (mnfr  , 

Ea>tnianvirie 

Lull  Hiram, 

Ball  F  J,  F-vst  Milan 

Allison  John  P  imnfr),    F,  Sagmavv 
F.undy  "Veomans     Co.  " 
lJurnham      Still  (.mnfrs), 
Burt  W  R  e<  Co, 
Briggs  Ehon  1  mnfr), 
Callam  Wm  (.mnfn, 
Caliin  Paine, 
Curtis  Jay  S  (  mnfn, 
Davenport  George  v't  Codnnfrsi, 

E  Saginaw 
Duncan  &  Gamble,  ' ' 

Falon  Potter  vV  Co  ;  mnfrs).  " 
Eddy  Chas  K  mnfn, 
Eddy,  Avery  is:  Co  t^mnfrsi." 
Fstabrook      Mason,  *' 
Final  Wm, 

Gebhart  Estabrook,  " 
Gr.vni  »\  Savior,  ' ' 

Hallenb.uh'E. 
Haskins  Martin  cv  Wheclf  1 , 

(mnfrs), 
Ilci^  t  Jcssc  tmnfr), 
1 1  nntcr  r.ro>, 
Foncs  C  B. 

Lathrop  Itistho  vV  Co  imnfrN), 

Lcc  Charles  (mnfi  >. 
M .-Clean  Chc>t-.  C, 
McCormick  A  W  ^mnfr). 


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Merrill  C  <N-  Cou"nt'rsi,£^  Sag;:;a'.v 
Mer:.hon  J  E  Sc.  W  il, 
New  York  nnd  Michiij:in  Sa't  ?,.-;d 
Lumber  U'orks  i  innfrs 

E  Saiiiriiw 

Ortinann  C  L, 
Owen  iSc  Brewer  iiiinfr 
Rcse  D  F, 

Kusseil  J  iv  .^on  ininfrs), 
i  P.us!:  A  (±  D  W  ''ninsrs',  " 
Rust  D  ^:  Coimnfrs), 
Rust  CTCorge  (k.  Co  '  iraifrb),  " 
Rust  John  f  (S:  Co,  '  •• 

^i^ayior  T  Co, 
Sears  is:  Holland  '  laafrs 
Shaw  &  Williams  (mnfrs,  •' 
Tiiompson  Pocter  ^  Co  Mnnfrs; 

E  Sagina  v.- 

Tolfree  ck.  Simpson, 
Warner  George  C,  % 
\V  anier     E,?.5tuian  'ninfrs, 
Welch  John,  ' ' 

Vv'eid^;niann  c<:  Wright  'mnfr-:  . 

E  SaEiiliavt- 
Wright  JJ  >\:  Co;ninfrs),  ^- 
StaatsJ  R,  £..^:  l\.w;:< 

-M  our  ton  S  ^S:  G,  Eau 
ilipp>:  B  VS" ,  '  ■ 

SloatElias  irmifr),  Eaton 
We  baler  Son, 
Cope'.and  Jolm  imnfri, 
David  James  I  (ninfr;, 
Detroit  River  Lumber  Co 
(mnfr  I, 

Anderson  J  H  (mnfr),  Ed; 
Gain  James  (mnfri, 
HoH>e  O'-car  (  ninfr;, 
Kidder  M  C  inintr), 


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M  u  n  ro  'David' !,  m n fr ) , 
Porter  Dennis  fmnfr  i, 
Truax  /  H  imnfri, 
Hently  ( nmfr ;, 
Ceach  &  kamrVmnfrs 
Potter,  B-.ty      C'-> '  run^■:•^  ,  =• 
St  Johns  -Mnfr  Co,  » ' 

Sickles  Wrn  '  mntV,,  ' ' 

Davis  J  S,  Edwardsbur- 
Dexter  it  Noble  (mnfrs;. 

Elk  Rai.io'^ 
\v  right  C  D  ninfrj,  Lim 
Clever  James  i  mnfrj,  Elm  wood 
Doilge  Joseph  M  ,  " 
Cliasc  J  S  ic  Son  f  innfrs  Elsie 
Moore  James  D  (mnfrj,  '  »• 

Butler     Gaiaglier  (mnfrsi, 

Enimet: 

Hudson  Giles,  Em'.ire 
English  Richard  S,  Engii^hsille 
Hall  ( '.eo  (  nmfr 
NVithiii^ton  Wm   nmfr ), 
JN'  l-udiutrtou  Co  j^mnfr.sj.E^canaba 
Carrier  .S:  Co  (mnfrsi,  Essewiilc 
Smith  ct  Co  (,mnfrs),  " 
Davis  Cs:  Curtis  (mnfrs;, 
Far  well  J  as  G, 
(rako  ^  Olds  ,  mnfrs). 
Hall  Thos  I  mnfr), 
I.;imb  X;  Mathews  ^nnfrs 
Sn\  der  i'^:  Coates  (itinfrs), 
Wightman  Wni  A, 
\\  iison  A  H  CoMimfrs/ 
N\  ing  D  E  cs;  G  L(  mnfrs) 
Fulhjr     Sa^er  !  mnfrs,. 
Gdell  J  S, 

Richard -.on  ^(  ■  matr,,  Fair  (li-x 
S;:hiii^or  M  C  ,  mnfn 


I  Dui.n,  Darling  cc  Co  'nnifrst, 

1  Farwell 

Lum'.'cr  and  Ext.  act  ^Ln^J 
•  Farwell 
:  -Vi^Lane  6>;  Co  Imafrs),  '  •' 

Milier      Hmkie  '  mnfrs " 
Per.ers  F  J  ;  mnfr;, 
;  Pitcher  E  M, 
:  Van  Patten      Staples  .  mnfrs  •, 
:  „  .,  Far  well 

;  aV  ilson     liro  !  mnfr>,,  " 
;  Anderson  E  ic  Cu,  l-  enicn 

;  Ov.  ens  Chas  E, 

t>ush  &  Diiich'^r  '  ':infrS',Fennvi!Ie 
I  Bishop      M  illard  '  mnfrs  I 
'  Fenwic:<s 
i  Packard  (mnfr),  " 
;  Batchelor,  Slaght  iS:  Co  mnfr.-,!, 
;        _  Ferry>Lu;gh 
I  \\  hitr.  Glover  ot  Co  trnnfrs., 

Ferr\sburt;h 
Wiilard  Wm  ,  '  " 

Tc".!;uan      HoUinan  *  mnfrs;, 

I'iiimore  Center 
Clark  L,  Fitch  burgh 

Miller  I  .v.  Son  (riinfrsy,  " 
Force  Isaac  .  mnfr!,        Fl.-it  Rock 
Vreeland  WS^mnfr), 
^Valters  W'  I,  ( nmfr.,         "  •  ' 
^\  Given  J  A  H,  "  ' 

AtviGcd  J  B  cL  C  i  (mnfr.-.,,  Fiint 
Be^ole,  Fox  ^Sc  Co,  "  ; 

Eri>coes  &  Lockwood    iimfrsi,  i 

Flint  i 

Busenbark     Stone  i  mnfrs;,  " 
Crapo  W  W  mnfr),  "  ; 

Eddy  i-t  Wilco.v  i mnfrsi,  "  j 

M:i\irlan  A,  "  i 

Rogers  ^:  Parker,  • '  : 

Smiih  H ,  '  ■  j 

Perry  Eugene  (  mnfr),  -Flushing 
Hart  ct  Clark  imnfrs),  "  | 

Ward  Christopher  A ,  "  | 

Ccfrin  Henry  .ninfr;,  Fov.  ler  I 


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Clement  J  Lfmnfr;,  Gobievi!lc 
G'.ible  H  E  I  mnfr;,  " 
Howard  Edson  (amfrj,  " 
McLec-d  cc  Siiav%-  imnfri;, 

Goodeil's 

Clark  j^c  Rhinesmith  Lumi,er  Co 

Gowen 

Grafton 

Bro  i  iunfrs), 

Grand  Haven 
Bigclow,  Stone  ^;  Co 

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Eoyden  t\:  Akeley  f'mnfrs) 
Ferry  i  Bro  (nmfrs;, 
Friaiit  it  Hail  :  mnfrs;, 
Harris  r-»racl  V  .  mnfr  i. 


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Roberts  Richard  .mnfrj, 
Rysdorf  H  ft  Co  i mnfrs ), 
\\  ymHn,  Hasweiri  Co 

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Reynolds     1  >ilion  <  mtifrs) 

Grand  Ledge 
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Tucker  John  M,  " 
Hig.^'ins  George,  Fraiioiscovillc 
Hecht  Adam  '  mnfr  Frankenlust 
Schalerci  Steven^oii  ^mnfrs  , 

Frankenlust 

Hubinger  J  G  iiiinfr  <, 

Frankeiimuth 
Banks,  Helmer  vV  Co  t  rinfrs  i, 

Frankfort 
P.iUaws  Acelbert  vmnfr;,  " 
Crane      Evans  (mnfrs;,  " 
Miller  &  A  verill,  ' « 

Daniels  John  C  imnfr-,  Franklin 
Stehle  F  X   mnfr/,  ' ' 

Darling  J  H  (mnfn, 
,.  .  Fremont  Center 

Erie  i  Jones     Algire,  " 
' '    '  \reade  A  G  ■  mnfr  ;,  ' ' 

Merchant  i<  Hnngerford 
■  I  mnfrs  I, 
Perkinc  I'  IJ. 

Ostcrliaus  W  W  vN:  Co  t  mnfrs;, 

Fyfc  Lake 
Thompson  Stacy  W  ninfr  ),  " 
Gage  Joseph  imnfri,  Gagcio«n 
Lloyd  it  McNiiir  (  mnfrs  , 

I  iaincs  Station 

Wheeler  N  B 
Pittm^n  Chas 
Hair<!  Ji'hn, 
Hensh.ivs  , 
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l.inn^:Cl.^i^  mnfr-,.,  Gibr.iit<?r 
Zurbriigi;  Sanuic!   puifr',  Oileud 

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•  Borden  ci:  Co  .mnfrs), 
Carr  J  W, 

Clancy  ii:  >fcl:iryre, 
Comstock  Chas  C  i  mnfr), 
Crosette,  Graves  I'c  Co 

(mnfrs », 
Cutcheon  Lewis  M , 
Farin  Co, 

Grand  Rapids  Chair  Co 

mnfrs ), 
Knight  C  L, 
Long  Arthur  B  S'ons 

(mnfrs), 
Mathews  Richard  G, 
Morion  cs:  Lewis, 
Xortoa  Jas  W, 
Pardee.'t'ook,  Blanchard 

C^o  \  miifr>  I. 
Pardee,  Cook  ct  Bro 

i^mnfrs  <, 
Powers  E  K  ■  mnfr), 
Powers  Wm  T  ic  Son 

( mnfrs  i, 
Quimbv  t  L  (mnfn, 
kaiguc't  W  H  ci  Bro, 
Rcbmson,  Solomon  vV  Co 

•'  mnfrs 
Ryar.  vV  V'oung  ;  mnfrs;. 
Sweet  Cassius  H , 
Sweet  ci  lay  lor  ( mnfrs), 
\\et7.cll  Lros, 
Winecar  W  !i.  Co, 
Wiihey  I  II  ci  C'-" mnfrs 
Wonderlv  v\.  Co  mntrsj, 
Wonderly  Lumber  Co. 
Coru  in  v>i  Snckrider,  Gra>«i  Lake 
Campbell  Colin,  Greei)bu>lt 
(.■hatm;in  ci  Fowler, 
Conklin  U  iii, 

Grapt  Jan  A ,  •  • 

Marr/ci  Co, 

WcAihcrhcad  W  A  ci  P.r.  \mnf?»i, 

Gieen  Dak 

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Shackleton  John  H  (mntn,  Tarie  H  E  i  mnfr).  Guard  i  KlUood  c^'Co'. 

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Oliver,  Belknap  &  Green, 

Green  le 
Palmer      Colbarn  'innl'ri', 
Sbght  N  Co, 
Wright  F  N  it  Co, 
Hotchklss  ii:  Codding  ' innirs^. 


I  Strecter  E  S  Co,  ls;hpcrning 
;  Hnkcr  Co,  Jackson 
I  Ileyser,  Mil^rs  &  Co, 
j  Hilcinan,  H^;sser  Co, 
1  Lnthrap  Camette  C, 
!  Wilcox  A  H, 


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Thomss  \Viu  A  '  mnfr..,  Gull  Lai-.-- 
Sleininer  Peter  '  lunfr »,  iladUy 
Brov.-ii'-.U  C  R,  i-iaiiiilcun 
Sturgeon  River  Lumber  Co 

;innfrs;,  liancocV: 
Freeman  A  A  Son,  Hanover 
Ciimminr^  S<.r.infr;,  ilaiistii| 
Shay  Epiiraim  imnfr!,  Haring  j 
Van  Buikirk  Jo.=.eph  unnfr),  j 

M arris ville  i 
Wehton,  Col  well  dcCo  ininfrsi."  j 
Beiiham  iJ  unnfr^,  Hart  i 

Wilton  ei  B&sworili 'mil  fr:, ;,  "  ] 
Kramer  Edward  1  mnfr ),  Harvey  : 
Harvey  Charles  T  Cmriir 
Bentley  J  W  .i  C  C 
Lastiaai)  \\'  T,  '  I 

Hadley  i\:  Hitchcock  (miifrs,,  ; 

Hastings.  1 

Kelly  W  W  W  C  imnfrsi,  "  | 
V.  ilkins  Bros.  _         ' '  i 

Palmer  &  Dctwiler  '  mnfrs;,  ! 

Hazel  C'.reen  | 
iVIcCormIck  <»  W  imnfr),  ! 

'Hazel  Grove  | 
Henry  Jarnes  it  Co  (njnfrsi,  j 
H eniiock  City  j 
Bellamy  &  Wilson,  Hersey  1 

B!oJ-eti  D  A  (mntV;,  "  I 

Brintnell  Janu-s  Gminfr),        "  I 
Ki'.chen  W  U  (mnfr), 
Scofield  L  O  'mnfn,  "  I 

Webster  G  !>  (mnfri,  Hespei  ia  | 
HiUiard's  Suns  nnnfrii,,  Hilliard's  j 
Hig^man  C\  Gilbert,  Hillsdale  i 

Nolton  Lyrnan ,  "I 
Vandyke  J  os:  Co  >  ninfrsi,  Holi:inJ  { 
Crapo  W  W,  '        Holly  ! 

Abies  J  M  (mnfr;,  Holt  I 

Klot^  Henry  'mnfr),  "  j 

Blod.tjett  lSl  Bryne  (nuifrs),  Holton  | 
Snyder  Alfred  'mnfr;,  Horton  | 
Henkel  H  rriufrsj.  Howard  City  j 
Morgan     Stanton  (mnfrs;,  j 

Howard  City  ; 
Nason  C  F  (mnfr),  "        '  ' 

Quick  Thomas  1  mnfr),  "  | 
keed  ct  Robinson  imnfrs,,  | 

Howard  Cixy  ] 
Rackutii  C  S,  _  "  I 

Bean  Edward  &  Sons, 

Howard  ville 
Callowav.B'ackman  ct  Co  (^ninfrs., 

Howell 

Galloway  ct  Smith,  ' ' 

Smith  Wu>  B,  " 
Henshaw  A  J  (mnfr),  Hud'jonville 
Hubbardston  Lumber  Co  1  nmfrs), 
f  [ n bliai  d ^ton 
Hubbard  R  B  vS:  Co,  Huron  City 
Gilhausen  Martin  (rnnfr  I,  Ida 
Mills  James  '  mnfr),  ' ' 

Goodricli  Gary:  mnfr  1,  I  inlay 
Mai  shall  C      J  (innfrs),  ' ' 

Abbott  John      Wm  1,  (mnfrsi, 

1ml ay  City 

Goolvip  R  M  f^mnfrs),  Iiigi-rsoll's 
«Jheney  John  '  mnfr ■»,  Ink^tcr 
Colby  F  X.  Co  '  ninfrs,,  Ionia 
Burcc  Alon/o  I  miifri,  Irving 
Hendcisliutt  J  W  .mnfr,,  " 
Kerns  James  (  mnfr lr\  ington 
I'rowbridgt  i"v  Mace  I  nm'frs  1, 

1  rviii^trin 
W  cnben  »V:  Sprinif  '  mnfrs ' ,  " 
Wiiidoes,  Bixl;y  X:  Co  umfrs), 

Ir>  in^ion 


Greenwood  i  Williamson  Jackson  C 


Sncdcn  Bros ( mn  r.S),  Jamestown 
fenison  Hiram,  Jenlsonvilie 
Frost  W  H  c<  Co,  Jones%i'.!c 
GayJH, 

Bixoy  Bros  Co,  Kalamazoo 
Stockbridgc,  Eglesto<i  Si  Co, 


:  CHARLES  ROOT  ^  CO., 

Importers  and  Jobbers  of 

Dry  Goods, 


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Sweetiand  C  &  Co, 
Gridley  Hirarn  imnfr;,  Kalamo 
Abbott  O  S  .ICodnnfrsi,  Kalkaska 
Bullou  O  A  8c  Co  (mnfrs), 

Ka  wkaw'lin 
Chaniplain  L  L  ^mnfr), 

Kelly's  Corners 
Jackson  Willir'm  i  mnfr),  " 
Swain  S  B  ct  Co  (mnfrs),  " 
Gay  A  N  'jnnfr^,  Kendall 
y.  c  Kay  A  (  m  n  fr ; ,  " 
Michigan  Chair  Co  (mnfrs;. 
Palmer  H  !  mnfr  ;, 
Trowbridge  C<c  Mace  1  mnfrs;, 

Kibbles 

Kidd  J  M  iriMifr;,  Kiddville 
Osborn  J  L  I'mnfr),  Kingston 
Babcock  I-iros  (mnfrs,, 

Laingsburgh 
Bartholemew      Burt  ^  mnfrs), 

Laingsbnrgh 
Burt  M  ;mnfr  .,  " 
Ferry  i>c  Bros  f mnfrs,. 

Lake  Harbor 
Gregory  (ose.ih  ■  mnfr ),  j 

Lake  L.nden  | 
Cole  John  ii  Isaac,         Lakeport  | 
(ii!)son  J  S  ^nnfr'.         Lake  Side  ^ 
Adams  Bros  .mnfrs;,      Lakeview  j 
Ad  ims  Bros  (  mr»frs>.         Lainont  | 
Luther  <N  Babcock  i  mnfrs),     "  ; 
Bell'nvs  Brosfmnfrsi,      Langston  ! 
Briggs  iv:  Price  (mnfrsi,        "  j 
Crawford     Son  i  mnfrs  1.      "  i 
Ingraham  Harvey  imnfri, 
Kortes  BrOr^  mnfrs/, 
Loveless  O  ■  mnfr  r, 
Mose      Seymour  1  mnfrs),  " 
V.'ells  James  '  mnfr),  " 
Wilcox  Bros  1  mnfrs  I,  " 
Canfield  D  G  cs:  Co  Mnnfrsi, 

Lansing 

Clark       Harris  (mnfrs), 
Otis  B  A, 

Potter  <x  Terry,  ' ' 

Scofi  jld  Svivcster  G 'm 

Beriiiger  J  L  Co, 

Decker  J  B. 

Dodge  C  T, 

Hughes  Bios  mnfrs), 

King  Robert  (mnfr;, 

McKen/ic  I.nncs, 

Miili<  J  D  oc  Son, 

Walker  1"^  Bro  i  mnfrs), 

Douglas  R  !  mnfr  I, 

Harmon  A  (mnfri, 

Kinnie  W  P      N  iinnfr>),  " 

Roland  O-good ,  Lawrence 

Van.lerveie  W  W  ^.'c  Co 
I  '■mufrs', 

Powell      Mc Kinney  'mnfrs^ 
I  Law  ton 

'  Ciiniminkjs  M      Co  imnfrsi. 

Iceland 

;  Cilenn  J  C  (  mnfr  1,  '  * 

j  Barber  Z  M  'mnfr;,  Lconi 

(  Cb-mic  .\  '  mnfr;, 

'  Swit/cr  K  U      r.roinmfvM.  " 
Kellogg  \  Sa\v  yer  i  mnfrs ,,  LcRoy 
Lekwy  Luii\l»«'r  Co  (u»nfr«), 


DETROIT,  MICH. 


Grout  &  Taylor, 
Russell  S  O, 


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Stone  A:  Hodges  (mnfra) ,  " 
huel  Jacob,  Lexington 
Mears  Charles  (mnfr),  Lincoln 
Thorn  W  D  (mnfr;,     Little  Lake 
Goodspeed  D  ?c  Co  ;  mnfrs;, 

Liule  Praine  Ronde 
Waterman  &  llovcy  (mnfrs  , 

Locke 

French  George  (  mnfr),  Lcckwood 
Gad d is     Rooinson  1  mnfrs;,  " 
Graham  C  is:  Co  .  innfrsj,      ' ' 
Grosvcnor  F.  ^1:  Bto  mnlrs)," 
Johnson,  Packard  Austin, 

Lockwood 
Moody,  Boynton& Co  (mnfrs), 

Lockwood 
Tucker  vS:  Douthitt,  " 
Greeno  L  Ffmnfr),      Long  Lake 
Hannah,  Lay  ci:  Co  (mntrs,, ' ' 
Hardy  George  1  mnfr;,  " 
Bown  Edward  cc  Bro, 

Long  Papids 
Keating  John  i  Bro, 
Speachiey  Hopper, 
Isabella    Lumber  and 

Mnfg  Co, 
Wise  vN;  Loomis  ( mnfrsj. 
King  Fr.4ncis, 
Waters  C  M , 

Wooding     Hine,  " 
Danahcr      Melendy  (mnfrs), 

Ludii'.gton 
Pere  Marquette  Lumber  Co 

:  mnfrs),  Ludington 
Roby  G  W     Co  (  mnfrs^ 
Sweet      1  aylor  i^mnfrs;, 
Ward  E  B  :  mnfr;, 
Hamkhrod  Wm,  McDonald 
Nihlack  vV  Sa&e  (mnfrs),  Macon 
Andress  Perry,  Mancclona 
Emery  Marshall, 
Handy  Carpenter, 
Canfield      Wheeler  (mnfrsi, 

Manistee 
Cushman,  Calkins  &  Co  Mnnfri), 

Manistee 
Dempscy,  Carticr  &  Co  1  mntrs;, 

.\Linistee 
Dennett  it  Dunham  (mnfri). 

Manistee 
tngolman,  Babcock  it  Gal- 
ling   mnfrs),  Manistee 
Fclerii:  Sons  (mnfr), 
Gilford.  Ruddock  v*;.  Co  »mnfr$i, 

Maniste* 

Mee  I'v  Vincent, 
Peters  R  C"t  *.,o, 
Kiel/  Chas  .v  Bro  mnfr*), 
San<i>  Loui*  i  mnfr ', 
Shris'lcN  J  K  Co. 
Taher  lioraccininfri, 
Tv^on,  Sweet     Co  ^mofr«), 
Leonid-*!  ^^'heole.,  .\Li„i.UvCo,  " 
Braudendur^  Backu*  ^.  V-O 

mnhl,  M.»oto« 
Cout  Jra,  ***P«« 


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Henlcel  Henry  (innfr     Maple  Hil! 
Hewitt  Isaac,  Maple  Rapids 

Atvvood  A  I  mn ivj,  Maple  Vaiic:y 
Co'v/e!i,    Morris    &  Co 

(mnfrsi,  '' 
Kearney   &;  Loug^hlin, 

(mnfrsj,  " 
RAtidall  L    FI  Co 

(innfrs'i,  " 
Ward  E  F  &  Co  .'ranfrs;,  " 
Evaiii  Johii  (niiifr;  Marcr,go 
Fowlesjohn,  Marine  City 

lioUand  JRobt  (ninfr),  " 
Schrader  C  fnuifr),  " 
McGiIl  J  oh  11  '  ninfr/,  Marlette 
\yil.soa  R  6;  Son  finnfrs'i  " 
Fraser  E  (mnfr),      "  .Xfarquette 
Marquicte  Lumber  Co 

(ninfrs;,  " 
Alexander  M  CSC  J,  Marshall 
Davis,  Spaders  Co, 

Milispaugh   <  mnfr,, 

Martinsville 


Nfoore  Park 
Moretici 
m  p.  f  r  ! ,  ' ' 

^torgan 


W'ineb'.'.rg  Monro-, 
GiiJis  E/ra  Vv'  fninfr/ 
Stephenson  Andre -.v 
Re.-.d  F  \V  (mnfr;, 
Vilcox  S  N  .n:  Co  'mnfrs, 

Morgan  i^tation 
Cummer  J  (S:  Son,  Morley 
Cummer  J  \V  W  W,  " 
Stewart  Co  (mnfrst.  " 
Tyler  L  N  (mnfr),  Mosh ^rville 
H^l!  it  Shook  i  mnfrs),  Mt  Clemens 
Snook  &  tliish. 
Wood  Sanrael  I'mnfri, 
iirower      Main  i  mnfrsj, 

Mt  Pleasant 
Pickarri  Bros,  " 
Begole  J  <i  J^mnfrs,, 
Freeman  ^Sc  French  (  miifrs  ■, 
Hayes  N  B     B  W  (mnfrs,, 
Wajer  Lnniber  Cfimnfrs', 
Willett  Eros  fmnfrs,, 
Newton  6c  Strohn  'mnfrs^, 


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Gould  &  Osb-^rn,  Oakley 
Sackriuer  i,mntr),  " 
Ogeiitaw  I.'.in-.ber  Co  mnfrs,, 

Ogemaw  Springs 
Davis  Theodore  -iriTifrt,  Okemos 
Orton  A  ^  Son  '  mnfrsj,  '  * 

Grccn  6:  Ely  (mnfrs,,  Olivet 
Carscailan  (.ieorge  tninfr^,  Umer 
Corie  G  I  i  mnfr  " 
Ck:nderson  S  T     Co  (  ranfrs; , 

Onekama 
Farr  A  W  iS:  Co  'mnfrs),  " 
Hunt  C  (mnfr}  Onondaea 
Willis  il  :3  cv  Co,  •  • 

Carr  A  (  mnfr'i,  Orangcville 
Carpenter  iv:  Ferguson  'mnfrs  <, 

Oregon 

Seeley  J  C,  Orion 
Hall(mnfr),  -Orieans 
Palmer  Chas  (mnfrj,  '  • 

Spencer  (mnfr*. 


Northrop  c<  Eliis  I'mnfrs: , 
.M:i!lsN&  B(mnfrs),  Maryville 
Sanborn  Wni     Bro  (.mnfrs  1,  ' ' 
Darrow  C  &  H  i  mnfrs  1,  Mason 
Stanton  Edward  fninfn,  '  • 

Mason  J  A  imnfr-,  Masonviile 
Peacock  Pvobert  !  mnfr ),  " 
Downing-  P  f  mnfrj,       Mather  ton 
Mather  A  &.  V  imnfrs),  ' ' 

Woods  Jesse  Uiinfri,  Matti^on 
Koilin  Cornelius  imnfri.  May 
Maybee  ik  Kiotz  imnt'rs),  Maybee 
Gibbs  Brothers  (mnfr,,     Ma\  held 
Harley  R  B  (lanfn,  Meadvilio 
Ruckei  v's:  Carpenter  (  mnfrsi,  "  ■ 
titles  Wm  (mnfr),  Mear 
Marshall  &  Davis  (mnfrs ),       • ' 
Mears  Charles  (  mnfr ), 
iVIoore  Benjamin  (  mnfr),  '* 
Pringle  Asa  M,  " 
Beach  G  H  Cninfr),  Medina 
Dysingei-  D  (mnfr,)  Memphis 
Yaple  £  L,  Mendun 
Rirby,  Carpenter  &.  Co  'mnfrs;, 

Menominee 
Ludington,  Welk  ct  Van 

Schaick  Co  (  mnfrsi, 
Babcock  A  Dannfr;,  Middleville 
Shufelt  EM, 

Williams,  Corseti.S:  Co.  mnfrs  1, 

-\iidd!ewllc 

Larkin  John  '  ninfrj,  Midland  L  itv 
Sias  Samuel  (mnfri, 
Wilson  Chas.H  (mnfrj,  Milan 
Larkin  &  Rowland  'mnfrs), 

Mil  ford 

Leland  Aaron,  Mill  Greek 

Vosburgh  Alon/o  (mnfi  ). 

Mill  (irovr 
Avery      Murjihy  imnfrsi, 

Millington 

Wolf     Beach  (  mnfrs., 

Noble  W  A      Son,  Monroe 

Schoi)e  I',  • ' 

Terry  ( mnfr),  •  • 

Bo  wen  \)CSc  Cof  mnfrsiMoninguc 

Cook  Ch.»>  H      Go.  ' ' 

DaltOR  J  as  ^  liro, 

Ferry,  DOwliug      Co  (mnfis,, 

M  I'll  t,t  ;  lie 
I  iree n,  Kelscy  vS:  (.0,  • ' 

fleald,  Avery  (.0, 
Westun  i<:  Itro,  ' ' 

White  F  II  Co  (mnfrs),  " 
Spears  John  ^  James  ,mnfr>,l 

MoncruvC 

Hnyward  F.      llio  (mnfrs),  Moon 
Tobey  G  L      P.ro  (,n>nfr><i,  •• 


I  Lewis  Mcintosh, 
Mullet  Lake  (  Sanborn  Bros  (mnfrs), 
I  Stiff  A  X  W  C  (mnfrs  ,  j  Huntocn  Bros, 

I  Mungerville  \  Lowell  F  B  ■_uinfr'), 

j  lleid ler  Mnfg  Co  I  mnfrs ), 

Muskegon 
!  Bigelow  W  K  6i  Co  (mnfrsi," 
i  Boudre  &  VallequeGmnfrs 
I  Busiinei',  ^^'alwo^th  ft 


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Reed  :  mn frs ;, 
Chspin  ct  Foss  !  mnfrs;, 
DaviS  C  &  Co  mnfr^i, 
Field  O  M  .n:  W, 
Grant  Thos  B  &  Co, 
Kackley,  McGordon 

Co  :  mnfrs  i,  " 
Kaoklev  ."t  Sons  (mnfrs 
HallSC, 

H.imilton  C  J  &  Co  'mnfrs)," 
M.^son  Lumber  Co  'mnfrs;,  " 
Roberts  G  R  ct  Hull^ mnfrs,," 
Ryerson,  Hills  .\.  Co  f  mnfrs)," 
Storrs  Mc  I  )iingal '  mnfrs)," 
Swan,    W  hite  Smith 

(mnfrs.,  " 
Ttirrance      Arms  'mnfrs),  " 


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I  \\'ilsc  n  ^:  Bovce  ( mnfrs,,  " 

i  Olds  A  W '«nnfr,,  Nashville   .  ^  .. 

!  Johnson  Isaac  (mnfr),    Neirannee    Freeman  I  H, 
Kellogg  E  W,  Ncv.ark  I  Willard  I'W  Munlr), 


Osborne  C  E'mnfr), 
j  Cone  Ci  Prindle  (nintrsj,  Otsego 
I  Russell  L  P, 
Dewey,  Warren  &  Cr»(mnfr5), 

Ottawa  Lake 
Pattengill  H  (mnfr), 

Ottawa  Station 
Trask  C  ^t  F  ( mnfrs  >,  Otter  Creek 
j  Frisbce  A  H  (mnfr),  Ovid 
;  Harrison  Z  H  ct  Co  innfrs),  " 
i  Potter,  Beatiy  it  Co  tmnfrs),  "  , 
j  Crawford  liaac,  Owosso 
1  Dewey  Stewart  1  mnfrs), 
I  Palmer  H  L, 

Woodard  J-yraan  E, 
I  Laning  &  Allen,  Oxford 
Colvin  Geo  C  «S:  Co  (mnfrs>. 

Palmyra 
Freeman  G  W  ct  Co  ^nnfrsi, 

Palm\  ra 

Bartlett  W  W  (mnfr>.  Paradise 
Xickcrson  Wm  A  (mnfr!  ** 
Harman  it  Brown  (mnfrs),  Paris 
I'entler  F  C  'ninfr',  Parkville 

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Parker  vV  t  rary  (mnfrs;,  "  ( 

Neway^To  Co  mnfrsi,     Newaygo  | 


j  >hoemaker  S.-.  Manly  mnfr 
I  Hathawar  J  S  P.  t  mnfrsi, 
I  Xew  Baltimore 

1  Mead  it  Lnndy  ■  m n  frs ) ,  Xew Inirg 
j  Hui;hes  '  mnfr  I,  XcwC'asco 
j  R'ione  it  Co. (mnfrs I, 
i  Xew  Gironingcn 

I  Hazeiton  H  R  (mnfrs'.,  Xew  Mavcn 
I  Cole  F.I  mnfr),  Xew  Holland 

I  Mcl  ean  A  X  H  (mnfrs,,  Newport 

Scranion  P  S  (mnfri,  " 
'  H  u<l son  C  H  (  mn fr t, 
j  X'ew  Richmond 

;  Morley  A  Aininfri,      Xew  Troy 

She-wood  Aionr'i  ( innfrf , 
I  B.ibcock  W  I,  Xiles 
I  Johnson  \S"ni  S,  " 
!  Mobly  Gcoimnfr',  Xorris 
I  B,->ttL.n  \N'  P.i  mnfr),Xorth  Bradley 
I  Sirklcstei'.l  G  '  mnfr), 
Hick.^,^  Benj,imin(miifrs  .Xirvaiia 
North  Br;inrh 


Browne  S  A  ft  Co  imnfrs), 

Pentwatcr 


r,re  !\oi>t  1  mnfr  1 


j  Moultun  Sewell  imnfr\ 
Xickcrson  it  Collister. 
Butler  S  W  (mnfr,, 
Hinckley  J  O  '  mnfr  1,  Perry 
Woodworth  W  H  ft  Son  i  mnfrs  •, 

Pc wamo 
Lasage  Chas_&  Soiik  ;mnfr»), 

Ph'cniv 

Doiph  L  n  (mnfr),       •  Pjerson 
HoU  omb  ct  hewolf  ^mnfrsi,  " 
McConiiell  W  n>  »v  Sons  tmnfrs., 

Picrson 

Walter,  Hollow  ell     Co  (mnfrs), 

Piersoa 

Van  Etlcn,  Caraphe'l  it  Co, 

(n»nfr>),  Pincojining 
'laylor  Geo  H,  Pitisford 
Corbyn  Sanford  H  ^mnfr  , 

Dainwell 

Gr;«n;;er  R  .'^  Son, 
Soncrant  J  N  , 
Connor  »v  Frivhec. 


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North  vilic 
Kiiijj  ft  Van/ilf ,  •  • 

Pratt  James  (  mnfn, 
Dorr  K  ft  Co  '  mnfr* 
Mane"  Philip  ( mi\fr', 
N\'iehc  lohn  (mnfr  1, 
Meech  F  J  ft  Co, 


Xorthptiri  I  Moor  .Vifre.i  imnfr.. 


IMvmouth 


{  Osborne  J  A  ft  L  o, 
Flowc.  v't  Norion,  Ponliac 
Buckingham  O  » •   innfn,  Pool 
"        I  A>ers  iv  Co  (n:nfrs».    Port  Autlin 
Norv.Ml  I  H.»>kcll  it  SpaiiKiin^  •ninfr<i>. 
Xorwalk  j  Port  v  rcsccnt 

"        I  Woods  \  (  o  ntnfr«,, 
Norwood  I  Adam>  S  H;ninlri,  Poitc!2o 


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Coljurn  .i  i>undfmnfrs),rortHope 
Avery  &  Murphy  (mnfrst. 

Port  Huron 

Uxtchelor  f  F  Son, 
Fish  A  &  H, 

Haynes     Beards  (  ninfrs) 
Hibbard  W  \\     J  1  mnfr^i 
Howajd      Son  mnfrs), 
Sanborn  J  as       .S:  Co, 
Sap.borr,  "\Vm  Uro 

f  mnfrs), 
Skinner  Ames, 
V>'ells  Fred  I,  iiimfry, 
Hill  G, 

Oldfieid  Henry  'ninfr), 

Pore  Smilac 
Potter  Geo  N  mnfr),  Poctervilie 
Donovan  Conlv,  Quincy 
Swift  . 

Service  Jjines,         Raisin  Center 


V\'r;g-ht  A  W,  Saginaw  City 

Williams  Geo  F  ^  P.ros  .  lunfrs), 

S.i^ina.v  Cuy 
V/rig-ht,  Wr-Il  ,  X  Co, 
Frrreni.in      Adams,       >t  Charles 
Gould,  Oibnru  iJc  Co(  mnfrs), ' ' 
In^lesh  Wni  II- (  mnfr), 
Kimberlv  C  S  (innfr,, 


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Portl.iud 


Winship  Lewis  C, 
Tibbits  J  F  (ninfr). 
Powers  E  W  Sons, 
Pritchord  &  Whisler  (innfrsi, 


Reedor 
Reese 


Ratn  (ieo  •  r.mfr  1, 
Reichart  D  J  .ainfr), 
Sto^ve  Henry  imnfr), 
K.eeder  \^'ni  C\'  D  t  mnfrs), 
Bul'y  Allen  i  mnfr  !, 
Rogers  R  K  fmnfn,  ' ' 

Overton  J  ^[!mnf^),  " 
Read  Gilbert  E  (mnfr),  Richland 
IMiller  C  &  Son  ' mnfrs i, Richmond 
Harrington  L")  1'.  :ninfr), 

R  i  c  h  n;  o  n  d  V  i  1 1  e 
Hanke  Wm  ninfri,  Ri\er  Raisin 
Wood  Plenry  K,  Rives  Junction 
^[arble,  Dunnin?  8:  C^'ninfrs), 

Robinson 
Pvobinson  Lumber  Co  mnfrs 

kobinson 
Stanley  iV  Wbitney  (mnfrs  1, 

Roche>ter 
Pack,  Jenks  cs:  Co  (  mnfrs). 

Rock  Falls 
'I'aber  <k  Hopkins  (mnfrs), 

Ro.kfurd 

Larke  Fred  S  '  ninfr  1,  Rogers  City 
Molitor  Bros  'nmfrs),  '' 
Parker  L  li  (mnfn,  Rogcrsvilb^ 
(ireenlcaf      Taylor  (ninfr.^l, 

Rome 

Mellen  ^  H  v.v  J  ,  Romeo 
Shaver  A  1?  '  mnfr  ),  ' ' 

Pullen,  Dunbar  is:  Co  1  nlnfr^,) , 

Runuilii  - 

Wales  Austin  (mnfr;,  Roseviile 
Beard  John  imnfr),  Ruby 
Palmer'Robert, 
Hay  &.  W'ing  imnfrsi. 

Saddle  Creek 
Andre  Alexander  (mnfr)  ^sef  adv), 

Saginaw  City 
Barnard  .S:  F)inder  (mnfrs),  " 
P.artlctt  B  B  nnnfr\ 
BLickmar  Ab-l  T  (mnfr  1,    ' ' 
Butm.in  is:  Rust,  " 
Eaton  Daniel  I-  C. 
( '.recn  W  S  Js:  Son,  ' ' 

Hay  Bros, 
Hay  D  A. 

I  erome  T  >V  Co  '  mnfrsi,  ' ' 
Mo<ir":  Charles  F,  " 
N  cwton  iV  Smit  h,  ' ' 

Pearson  .K.  \\':\son,  ' ' 

Pearson,  Wright      l  oMunfrV  , 

Sai,'inaw  City 
R  Msi  A      *  "n  (  mnfrN  1,  " 
R  j-'t,  Eaton      C«>.  * ' 

Ru.t  .<  Hay, 

Swifl,  Lookwood  is:  Co  (i\infr!»ij 
Sui;iua vv  Cit ) 


Penoyer  I.  <<:  Co  ?  mnfrs),  " 
Symt-'s  J  T  '  mnfr),-  ' '  ■ 

(rurnev  Charles  minfri,    bt  Clair 
Jenks  Bcla  W,  " 
Smith  Eugene  !  mnfr  i,  " 
TrucsfieU  Wesley  i  mnfr). 
U  ithauer,  Scheruian  &  Co 

tmnfrsi,  St  Helen's 

Henderson  ol;  i'.rotlier,    St  John's 
Preston  Wallace  (mnfn,  bt  Jo-ieph 
Wallace  vc  Barnes,  " 
.McRea  John      Co  ■  i::nfrs), 

Sl  Louis 
Kennedy  S      Son  ', mnfrs), 
Ravenna  Salt  Ri>  er 

•    Reed     Mii liken      Hibbard' mnf,  s ),  " 
Shepherd  IN,  " 
Reed  City  i  StahlmariMN;  Young  (mnfrs-,  " 

"     '  I  Bri)ok:>  .Mrs  C  F  •  mnfr ;,  Salzburg 
Hecht  G  A  imnfr),  4  miles 
west  of 

Laderach  c'c  Bros  ^  mnfr.-. " 
Malone     (  kirtliner  '  mnfrs;,  ' 
A\ cry  O  \N' (  niTifr  i,      Sand  Lake 
Beaver.  Miller  is;  C<i:  miifrsi." ' 
Hart  M  .^t  S  vmnfrs*,  ' 
Stone  iX  Seeiey  : mnfrsi,  " 
K  r.l  I e  y  W m  1  ni  n f r  1 ,  Sa ra nac 

Snugatiick  Lu-nber  Co  'mnfrsi, 

Sa'ugatuck 

Seniore  Geo,    Sauit  de  Ste  .N[arie 
Seymour  Heiu-y  W  '  mnfr  ),  " 
Piielps  C      ,  Sawyer 
Walker  E  (uxnfr  , 
I'arnhart  is:  Cobb  ■  mnfrs  1, 

Schoolcraft 
Fellows  1  ^  I  mnfr!.  ' 
.Mibott  Cha-  ic-.tale  of/  (mnfn, 

Scio 

Sa^crjohn  Mnnfr),  Scoll's 
Borland  .Mark  M,  Scars 
Leonard  C  B  ^>s:  Co  (mnfrsi.      ' ' 
Lowe  is:  H.illad.iy  I  mnfrsi, Schewa 
Wergky  S:  Robert  :  mnfrs), 

Seb'*  w.iinc 

Haw  ley  iv  Clark  'mnfrsi,  Shelby 
Pattengill  v"^  [olinson  imnfrsi, 

Shelbyville 
I  ylerfl:  Turner  tmnfrs',  " 
Bianclurd  J  C  i^  Co  (mnfrs). 

Sheridan 

!■  argij  1  '->n'l  T  '  mnfr'/, 
Stanton  E  H  is:  Son  'mnfrsi 
Stone  W  B  !  mnfn. 
Copley  J  J  .  Sherman 
Farnsworth  S  'mnfi  1,  " 
Suirtcvant  &  Cole  imnfrsi,  '* 
W  heeler  J  II  mnfr-. 
Calioon  J  T  1  mnfr  1,  Sherman  Cily  | 
Cot'.on  J  .IS  mnfr  ' '  j 

Cnshin.in  I.  B,  Sherwood 
Jibson  Roiert   nuifr^,  Sitka, 
R  nprecht  Edw  (  mnfr  .  " 
Bradford  I  N  'lunfri,  Skinn<"r 
I  Fisher  I',     S  O  iiinfrs'. 
!  Swart  .'v  Burl'«'Rs(nmfr<'. 
,  -Vbbol  Myr.Mi  '  ini^fi  ■. 
I  >!ociiMi  ••  Grovr 

I  .Malb-ry  t  leoriic  ,  mtifr;. 

>mith's  Ci «*f k 
Stern*  \  h.iiuifr  ,  Smyrna 
ChandU  r  J  is:  Son  imttfrs),  Sodiis 
Cowlcs  V  is>  () .  mnfrsi,  " 
Tucker  J  v*^  J  C  imnfrsi. 

Somerset  t'cntcr 
Waiie  W  W,  ^outh  liirndi>n 


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hiii«!rt«-rs  j'.ti'J  Jobbers  of 

Dry  Goods, 


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DETROIT,  MICH.  

Knowles  Samuel  ininfn. 

South  Butler 

Rogers  S  I  mnfr), 
Adams  A  J  mi^fri, 
Erity  Wm  1  mnfn, 
Thomas  Wm  ^rnnfry,  '* 
Crane  &:  Evans  1  mnfrs  , 

S'-Uth  i  rank  fort 
Hannah  George  (  mnfr  , 

South  >Iavcn 
Wallace  J  M  (mnfr),  " 
Wailace  ic  Thompson  .mnfrs\ 

South  Haven 
Dunlap  S:  Parker  (mnfrs  , 

South  Lyon 
Stevens  H  L,  " 
B  iker  James  (mnfn,      S  Wright 
Hubbard  &  Wood  'raofr.. 

Spa'dinc 

Olm>ted  W  I  .mnfn, 

Sparta  (."enter 
Berrv  T  H  mnfn,  Sper.ccr  Crc«l: 
Griswo'uld  Iimnfr  ,  Spencer  Miil 
Bell  \V  H  Co  mnfrs  S-ring  Lake 
Cutle-r  it  Savidge  Lumber 

Co  imnfrs), 
Munro.Bovce  i  Co  imnfrs)," 
Taylor      Test.  .  " 

Everett  W  J  (mnfr),  :?prinjport 
Wiley  C, 

Cross,  Wright  ^s:  Codnnfrs'. 

Standish 

Slantwn  O  F  '  mnfr), 
Dyer      (.::anficld  (miifrs*,  Stanton 
Finch  ED, 
I  Hartman  lamesimnfn, 
'  H.astings  '&  H.-xshronck 
( mnfrs). 
Hinds  H  H  . 
Stevens  Wm  H. 
Wood  v^-  Gilbert  tmnrrsA. 
.\mbrose  Geo  H . 
DeLamaricr  W  B_, 
Franci-C'i  E  .mnfr*. 
H.iU  i^  Graham, 
Pbshner  Fred, 
PilUburv  O  P. 
Reed  G  W. 
Roberts  S  R  Co, 
Wc;.ver  J  P. 
Gordon  W  L, 
Whipple  R  vS:  E  (mnfrs>, 
l^rown  L  R  mnfr^,  SieYef»»viU« 
FassettSN. 
Stiickl.ind  H  L  '(mnfr'. 
Gkutt  I  P,  S»>^nr  Creek 

R.ind.il"l  is:  Horu'mnfr^  . 

Cunnint;*'-'""  H  ("^nfr  .  Sumnrr 
Rc>er»'-  Mt'l  C.->   m^frs  .  " 
r.ovd  n   mnfn.  Svlv*« 
Churcli  P.."r  *r  mnfr  ,  T«!!m«Jc« 
Haire  lohn  .r»ntr),  *' 
Cam^TPO  J  C  A  Co  (mnfrv. 

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openccr  L  D  &  Co  fmr, frs;, 

lav/as  City 
Whitteniore  C  H  (mnfr) 
S'ayton,  Perry  (i  Co,  Tecuniseh 
Temple  S  W, 
Aidrlch  J  U  iirinfr), 
Cuatt  Lewis  (raafr), 
Woods  J  A  (mnfr), 
Francis  H  iic  S, 
Fitch  J  D  ( mnfrj, 
Love  Thonsas  ;ranfr), 
McCann  Thomas  (ninfr), 
Dexter  C  E,  I'hrce  Rivers 

Jackson  G  A  &  Son(rnafrs)* 
Pugi"!  Saruuf-1,  ' ' 

Goodrich  Reuben,  Traveise  City 
Greilick  Bros  'ronfrs),  " 
Hannah, L,ay  &  Co(mnfrs)," 
E)d wards  Col  A.rthur  I'mnt'r), 

(  Trenton 
Reauome  &  'J'urncr  (mnfrsi,  '' 
Bridges  W  M  (nintry,  Troy 
Davis  D  D  -mnfr),  Trufant's 
Hilcinan  Hesser  &l  Co  (mnfrs', 

Trufant  s 

Slaught  N  &  Co  (mnfrs). 

Ward  ^  C;_o  (mnfrsj, 

Dicks  &  Co  (mnfrs),     Union  City 

Merrill  D  L, 

Wood  R.^  Co,  ^ 

Goodwin  R  yi  Si  Co  (m nfrs'i, 

Union  Pier 
Springer  iN:  Vaughan  (mnfr), 

Unior.ville 

Lawrence  P>  S  (nintr^  Ui'tica 
Smith  J  W  M      Co  (mnfrsi, 

Vandalia 

Adams  &  Delano  I'mnfrs),  V'assar 
McHose  B  F  i  mafr),       '  " 
Clow  L  H,  Ventura 
DeCondres  J  P  (mnfr  ) ,  " 
Fine?,an  Pros  !  mnfrs),  " 
Porter  S  fl  >  nuifr),  Verrnontvillc 
Romailie  Pros  ! mnfrs ),  '' 
Shiawassee  Mill  Co  (mnfrs), 

VeriKin 

Heisler  D  uiiel  i;^mnfr),  Vickeyville 
Briggs  .Jt  Anderson  (mnfrs;, 

Vicks'ourg 

Mackey  &  Parton  (mnfrs),  V'ictory 
Schott  John  (mnfr;,  W'alJenbiir^'h 
>[oore  J  J  innfr).  W  alled  Lake 
Corson  L  Rfmntri,  \Valto;i 
Gibb-^  L  K  !  mnfr), 
Westervelt  iS:  Co  (mnfrs).  Waltz 
Grosbeck  L  (mnfr;,  Warren 
Fitield  &  Son  (ninfrs),  Walcrford 
Blaisdel!  B  (ninfn,  W'rHerloo 
Lainmos  (mnfr),  ' ' 

Lutz  (!ieori.;e  (iTinfr!,  •' 
SutfierlanU  J    inufr),     \^  aicrviict 
Swain  Olncy  i^c  Co,  (mnfrs)," 
Scriver  Wm  (mnfr),  Watrousvillc 
Hoyt  M  I's:  1  N  (mnfrs),    W  a  viand 
Walker  Samuel  \V,  W'ayne 
W.illAi.c  ^L\thew,  " 
Fr-.hcr  B     S  O  (mnfrs),  Wenona 
Scitje  H  \V  ^•^  Co  (  mnfr..) ,        '  • 
Ogemaw  Lumber  Co  (mnfrsy, 

West  Branch 
Shanks  &  Skeigel  (mnftsi. 

West  Campbell 
Manning  L  C  (mnfr),  W'e-t  Cusco 
Lewis  Jacob,  Wc-,t  Mill 

West  &  Lewi>' mnfrs),  "  i 

Macomb  Thoslmnfrl.W  est  O^'den 
Sterns  Klbert  A,  W  Ulive 

Willis  W  A, 

HrnicnwayJ  uiiiifr;,  Wesioii 
Sherman  btcvcn,  •  • 


WestphaPIa 


Smith  Wr.i  :mnfr)^ 
Xort^r  iM  W  Y;'  (;-i  >«i- 

W'ost  Sumpter 
Kendell  Sons  ,  mnfrS;,  \Vestv;!le 
M^dlett  5:  Palmer,  " 
Collins  P  (mnfr).  West  Windsor 
Johnson  Geo 'mnfr,  " 
Wheeier  K\V(ninfr!,  Wexford 
Brad;ford  \Vm  R,  Wheeler 
Ileti'ieid      Fenter  (mnfrS', 


White 
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Alley  J  &  Co, 
Bowen  A  B  &  Co, 
Cornell  A  J  .>c  C  E, 
Foster  D  J, 
Green,  Kelsey  &  Co, 
Keller  M  Bro, 
Lewis  J  C, 
Mears  Albert  (mnfr;, 
F'helps  &;  Parker  ( mnt''rs), 
Staples  &:  Covel, 

Hcald  i^'c  Co  (mnfis).  White  River 
Br.eiJ,  ■  WhircRock 

Vv'atkins  A  B,  W'iliiamstoa 
Wixom  &  Sibley,  Wixom 
Taylor  ijc  McMullen  '  mnfrsi. 

Wood  Lake 
Haines  &  Lampson   jnnfr=  i. 

Worth 

Lawson  S  X  Cmnfr),  ' ' 

Richardson  I  H(mnfr),  •' ' 

Wh-Jcn  F  F'Si  Ross  franfrs*,  " 
Hurst  J  T,  W 
Leighton  &;  Still;-on , 
S  till  son  J  ,  " 
-.Puhlig     Sons  (mnfr.*),  Vork 
FnJImer  &  Soovill,  Ypsiianti 
Kendrick  S:  Driscoll, 


Jlacliliicry  TM^jjots. 

Jenks  James,  Detroit 

W'ormcr  G  S  S"  Sons,  " 
Densmore  E      Co,  Crrand  Rapids  i 
Hutchinson  John,    Three  Rivers 

(See  Founders  an-l  Machinists.) 


Mnlt  and  JIop  Pcrtlors 

(See  also  Brewers.; 
Duncan  Wm  S, 
Hawley  T  D  ^:  Co, 
Langdon  Geo  C, 
Lehman  Robert, 
^Vi!liaIns  <n:  Co, 
J  udge  George, 
fU-ucrhton       Kast , 
Wallmgton  &:  Swainc 


Shafer  f  H  &  M  C,  Battle  Creek 
Smith  John  &  Co,  Bay  City 

Tf.x  ten  Chas, 
\\'.  eel  =  r  i  Co, 
Jersey  S:  Brothers, 
Griffith  H  W, 
Xewber^er  August, 
Marsrelier  S  F, 
Anderson  &  Son, 
Kent  Wm  .\, 
Bliss  ^  Simonds, 
Keith  S  Son, 
i  Cartwri£:ht  Brother, 
Christa  Philip, 
Elsey  Samuel, 
Glogner  F  L, 
Ladd  £  W, 
Lemmer  Henry, 
Mueller  Frank  K, 
Patterson  David, 
Peters  S  E  &  Son, 
Schuhheis  Wm, 
Stork  iS:  Lemmer, 
Pettingiil  Moses, 
Smith  Moore, 
Wasburne  G  L, 
Bes.h  Joseph, 
Hicks  O, 
^LJhr  F  5c  Co, 
Stearns  Wm  S, 
Decoursey  J, 
Roliands  Skeiton, 
yandotte  I  Whitnev  W  Co, 
I  Wilson  H, 
Lewis  F  M,  Grand  Ledge 

Liesveld  Bros  5:  Co,    G'd  Rapid> 
Manhattan  Marbio  Co, 
Schmidt  Bros, 
Wilcman  M  H, 
Wilson  J  C, 
Black  .V  Fuller. 
Jennings  6:  Brother, 
i  Johnson  Horace  H, 
-Mistier  John  N , 
Brace  c-c  Bro, 
Hiils  Brothers, 
Whiimore  I  N , 
Stroud  David  R, 
Whiting  'Iruman, 


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I  GrilTith  H  D  is.  Co, 
Gregorv  Stephen,  Jonesville 
Whipple  Joel, 
i  SweetUna  Caleb.  Kalamaxoo 
i  Win  slo  w  G  W  ^  'Son, 
j  Stewart      Disher,  Lansing 
William  Oliver, 


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Ladd  E  W, 


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Dutfield  Samuel  P.  Dearborn 
Detroit  Cher.iica!  Works,  Mcircit 
Lightncr  E  N      Co,  •  ■ 

Parke,  Davis     Co,  «« 
Smith  H  S  c'v  Co,     Grand  R.ipids 
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Marshall  j  Domorc^r^i:  flicker,  Lapeer 
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Mc Arthur  John,  Lcvington 

Hare  Jacob  C,  Low  ell 

Burrows  Wm  S,  Lyons 

I  Greenc\\  ald  F,  Marquette 

j  Park  S  J  ^i:  Co.  Marshall 

j  Claik  Wm  H,  Mason 

Koehlor  Cv.  Eichbaucr,  Monroe 
j  Mohr  v-t  Kurt, , 

I  Stephenson  Ttios  I.  Mvi-^kegon 

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i  Stewerisen     Schulie,  Niles 

\  Parker  W  H.  Or^f^nvl^e 

\\  heeler  J  B  iL;  Co,  Ovkomo 

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Gilbert  Wtn  O, 
Sherman  L  M  &  Co, 
Kent  H  W, 
Payne  A  O, 
Edwards  W  A, 
Strong-  W  L, 
Perrin  »s:  Bailey, 
Gray  ^  Son , 
Huylar  ?  H, 
Mead  It  C, 
Nichols  C  H  x  L  R, 
Brace  &  Bro, 
Batchelder  Don  Carlos,  Vpsilai'.ti 


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St  Clair  5 
St  John's  ? 
St  Joseph  j 
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Richardson  Match  Co,  Detroit 
Schraitt  Si-hmictdiel, 


Hinden  ^vl  J,  Detroit  : 

^^'•bhnl!ch      Zabriskic,  ' 

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Baker  A  C,  Acrae  ; 

Xewman  Aaron,  Ea.-c  >3gin:iv.-  , 
Brown  ijc  Spragise,  J?ckson 

Vu  ilh-ii]  Iii'.f  itr.fi  •.. 
Detroit  Medical  Coilcge,  Detroit  ; 
Detroit  Th roat  and  Lung 
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(  Patent  and  Fainib.-.  i 
Dodd  Dr  E  S  is:  Son,  Bncharian 
Foster  D  V ,  Chntou 
Hyde  \Vm^  Detroit 
Kerinott  i^'c  Balleray, 
Stevens  Benj  R,      Grand  Rapids 


Tappan,  McKillop  •'t  Co,  I^ay  City 

BroAdsireet  J  M  &  Son,  Detroit 

Dun  R  G  Co, 

'I'appan,  Mciviiiop  Co, 

Dun  K  GiXCo,       Grand  Rapids 

McKiHop  John  .^^  Co, 

Tappan,  McKillop  Cv  Co, 

Kalaniivioo 


Davis  Evan, 
Gll'esuie  A  B, 
Rcsenblad  C  J, 
Blarkney  Asa. 

b  ear  T  o  e  p  h  E , 
\VelIe5!ey  EC,' 
Roberts  &:  Davey 
Andersor  Jas, 
Greer.  Robert, 
BatesonSR, 
Bate.-on  Sol  S  Bro, 
Baxter  Cha.-,, 
Beadle  G  W  S;  Son, 
Brcwn  i:  Jennings, 
P.uvise  Louis, 
Carver  D, 
Colby  I, 
Conjdon  D, 
Cuiver  i.ieo  W, 
D^naldsMn  is;  Co, 
Go  Via  Chas, 
Heniermister  Hy. 
Hvfjer  Conrad, 
Rever.ey  Patrick, 
Jvnittu  e.'s  Cotirad, 
Kr.ittw  eis  F, 
Kuhii  F, 
Levvercn/.-  }'  C, 
Lvnch  Kir.nucan, 
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Menke  John. 
Mil'.vard  H  G, 
Nfiner  Edward. 
Parent  C  F, 
Rasch  Bern.-irt. 
Rentsohleroc  1  hicicrt, 
Shaw  Wm  S, 
:?tevka!  F  (i, 
Sticke!  F, 
Lan^don  R  J, 
Prielter  I  X, 
Suits  J  A, 
Benn  John  A, 
B-.ergcrc  i  Kosanka, 
Fisenhijrg:  \\"m. 
iieiiiltfir.  Henry, 
kitners  Wm, 
Roche  Pete;-, 
B'.ake  Sc.  York, 


CetreviFie 
Charlotte 
Cheboygan 
Chelsea 
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Cook  \V  m  H , 
EUinger  Daniel, 
Killian  J  M, 
Knight  Z  M, 
r.oyd  fas, 
Gilbert  G  A, 
0"Rourk  Ma\irii:r, 
Retz  J  G. 
Kin,:,'  R  B. 
Bradley  T  J  , 
r.rowu  Henry, 
Dunl.ip  John, 
Salisbury,  Lind-ay  »V  Co, 
Aan'.;  G  F, 
W'idnicr  t  lahricl 
McKrr  M  C, 
lionscn  i'eter, 
Spier.s  Thos, 
Freiberg  A  F, 
Shaiiaon  P, 
KpI  ly  S  W, 

(l.'lIui'V  C.l  .P'T, 

Rpitt  A  I., 
Ashley  D  D, 


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Alpena 
Ann  Arbor 


Au  Sable 
B.mle  Creek 


H  .y  City 
l'',vr!^or 
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I'.ii^  Rapids 

BiK  li.\().in 
Burr  Oak 
Ca  ry 
L'entcrville 


Jcr  ian  T  H  , 

Havts  Jokii, 

Ford  R, 

Ha^L-s  C  J, 

Symcns  T  fc  >on, 
■  D.-.nh-.f  John  J  , 

E^mes  Samuel  O, 

P.rusae  I  iarrct, 

Dcuoicr  John, 

GaJli:p  J  anies, 

s.ialv m  J'jhi) , 

Wurz!:  jrg  .S;  Shanahaii, 

Guggenhcnri  Levi, 
I  B  sman  j  VV, 

Vorst  Wiliiani, 

Lee  G  D. 

Hoimcs  Ncl^oll  J  , 

Has^ms  James  M  . 
:  Hudson  K  vV  Sou , 

Brcnk  5:  Feldher, 

Eg.:tes:on  B  F  vN;  Co, 

L'.el)  J  L, 
,  .NL'iSvUi  L.conird  B. 
I  Smith  D..iuel  B, 

'I  eall  Ht  nry  N  , 

K.  n  e  r  r  S  G  , 

N!  .Curihy  Th  .*, 

Bia'iker  John, 
•  K    v.oli  Frcderich. 

Mii.er  Ecrn.ird, 

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Haslett  James  H , 
Ford  John , 
Bcnhard  Hcnrv, 
McPhee  Wm  H, 
DeFoc  A  W, 
Kathe  Frederick, 
LePia  Henry. 
Taylor  Francis, 
Wertz  Charles, 
<  ■.iili'^  A, 
Shelt  John, 
Wacbsmuth  John, 
Otto  Albert," 
OrscrWJ, 
}{ami!ton,  Mtlliken  Cs:  Co, 

'Yr^  \  crsc  City 

McM.-inus  W  m  B, 
!  Drum  W  J  , 
,  Ackcrtncin  J  ustus, 
'  Jarreti  R  F, 
'<  Costclio  I'hos, 
i  Greene  Daniel  B, 

Morris  J  S. 


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Linn  ^s.  Manhcry, 
Macau'cy  Richard, 
Tu^ersoU  Harlcy . 

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Mr.  (iF. 
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WateiT.ian  Mrs  D, 
BabcOv-k  .Mrs  S  P, 
Bl'.is  John, 
Clark  -Mr.sGer^rge  P, 
Edick  .NOss  A  M, 
Lown  Mrs  Cordeiia, 
Tiitrie  Mrs  S  M, 
V.  eir  Anna, 
Harrow  Mrs, 
Pen  nock  Mrs  J  M, 
Lee  Mrs  J  A, 
Vosburgh  Mrs  S  B, 
Brubakcr  INTrs, 
Cherryniavi  Mrs  B  B, 
Savigny  Mc^  E  j  , 
Craine  Mrs  Adda, 
Keenan  John, 
Pyper  .\frs  Isabella, 
Suiith  Mrs  Chipman, 
WiUard  L  Sc  P , 
Orr  Miss  Lydia  L, 
Keeper  Mrs  J , 
Perkins  Mrs  G  A, 
Sheun  Mrs  H, 
-Merrc'il  Mrs  R  M, 
S iiane  Mrs  E, 
Millikcn  Mrs  H  E, 
AUcot  ijt  Brown  Misses 
Baldwin  ^Irs  Eleanor, 

Battle  Creek 
Bottumly  H  S,  '  ■ 

Easiraan  Elizabeth,  " 
Hibbard  Mrs  A  T, 
H-idges  &  Wells, 
Hylanil  Mrs  Rebecca 
I/Cavens  Miss  (J, 
Ost-irbout  v't  Mack, 
Ross  Miss  H  A, 
Shepherd  C  S, 
Bloornfield  Mrs  Chas  J, 
Card  Mrs  S  A, 
Carney  Mrs  Thomas  sr, 
Grabowsky  A  &  I, 
Hartranft  Mrs  J  B, 
Hemnie  J eaniiette, 
Jewell  H  A, 
Pi.'ilock  Missess  D  v~<:  S, 
Shephard  M  rs  B, 
Un^er  M  rs  S  , 
VVtller  Miss  Minnie, 
Wright  Mrs  H  M, 
FlLirlburd  Mr.-,  O,    iJento.i  Harbor 
Fiikins  &  Crum,     Berrien  Springs 
Lemon  ^Hrs  A  B      Co,  " 
Gunn  Miss      M,  Big  Rapids 

Travis  Mrs  M  B,  ^  " 

Furniaii  ^[r!^  L  I,  f'.irniin^hain 
Haro  Am.anda,  Blissfield 
Phillips  .Mrs  L, 
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Green  Mrs  E  H, 
Foote  .Miss  E, 
Lewis  ALs  W  W, 
Fellows  T  D, 
Scisson  Helen, 
Willson  Malvina, 
Bri^.,'s  Nettie, 
Dunning  Mrs  1*  B, 
Hall  Merrill, 
Hart  Mrs  S  J, 
Pa-^sinore  Mrs  1)  S, 
Gitlick  Mrs  E  C, 
Nfnnroc  Mrs  I", 
Sweet  Mv.i  h  K, 
Stevens  \fay  E, 
Palmer  Mr  .  I,  11 , 
Ni',;h..ls  Mrs  A  T, 
f  loii^h  Mrs  S  A  , 
F.  rb-  s  Mrv  C  L. 
Mapiilioii  Mr»  A . 


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Brid^in.in 
Brighton 

Bronson 
brnoklyn 

Buchanan 

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Powers  Mrs  E,  CassopoHs 
Hol.Ties  \\:-..  \l  J,     Cedir  Springs 

Sloe  am  M  A,  " 
Torrey  M  E, 

LJavis  Mr-  tl  ^r,  Ccnterviile 

-Vugerer  &  Ci)l{is:>on,  Charioiie 

Foster  Miss  N  E,  •'' 

Kinne  Mi>  ,  M,  «' 
^[cCoy  .Mrs  (3, 

:»Ljrton  .\[rs  R,  ♦< 

Zerby  .\lis>  M  J ,  " 

Roberts  .MissJ,  Cueboyg.tn 
R..4rers  Mr.s  A  J. 

Scb ryer  F,  ' ' 

Brockwav  Mrs  .M  ,  Chelsea 

Serg-ent  Mrs  .M  E,  " 

Leonard  .Mrs  E,  Chcsaiiing 

^L^ight  .\[r>  H,  Clarkston 
Root  Mrs  M.i^, 

Bird  >[rs  C,  Clayton 

Corey  .Miss  C,  Clir.tou 
Randall  .N[rs  D, 

Boi with  Z ,  Clio 
Mann  Mrs  C  H  >N;  Co, 
Stewart  E  Bosworch, 

Biye  I'.ros,     .  Coldwater 

Foland  -\rr-  M  A,  " 
Fuliick  Mi<5  1  , 

Smith  .Mrs  J  L,  " 
B.ocliweli  .^l^>,           Coluiiibias  liie 

l  ower  Irene,  " 

Vaughn  Flora,  '  * 

i'ilLs  }vlr;.  William,  Commerce 

Heebe  Mi>;s  ^lary,  Concord  ■ 
Silsby  Misses  E  Cs:  E, 
Baucker  Mrs  C  C,  Coiistantine 
Hackenberg  Mrs  H  H, 

Rarchner  &  Dunlapp,  " 
Phelps  Marv  J,  Coopersvilie 

Scniier  .Mr.-.  Win  L,  " 

Billings  cs;  1  avior,  Corunna 
Frain  Mrs  H «*  ' 

.Moorehoiise  ]\Irs  S,  "  \ 

Gibhs  .Mr^  E  R,  Dansvii'e 
Brownell  Mrs  H  W,  Davisburgh 
Hanunon  I  x  Skinner, 

Uavison  Station 

Coyne  Mis--  Marv  A,  L>earborn 

Ellis  Mrs  AM,   '  Decatur 

Kirtiand  .Mrs  Qrrilla,  " 

.Xikeii  Mrs  A  E,  Peerfieid 

Henica  M:ss  E,  ' ' 

Abraham  Mrs  E,  Detroit 
.\(J!er  .Mrs  Clara, 

Bamberger  Morris,  ' 
Beattic  TM  c^-  E, 
Bel!  .Mrs  John, 

Bowring  R  S ,  ' ' 

Burton  Xuthan,  " 

Bu.-li  Josephine,  *' 

Coe  .M'lss  OS,  " 

Cohen  Simon ,  ' ' 

Coon  Mrs  ^  E,  " 

f-'orsvth  Janet,  '  • 

French  .Miss  F  L,  " 

Fronian  Mrs  .NLiggic,  " 
Gaike  Mrs  O, 

( ioldman  M,  « ' 

( iordon  Christina,  ' ' 

( iun\binsky  Jacob,  " 

f  I  anil  Emma,  " 

Hill  iiu^o. 

liUce  Miss  L,  " 

M.:N(ictia'  ls  .\li.-s<  >,  " 

Marriott  Nlr>  Rebecca,  " 

Merrill  Mrs  E. 

Merritt  .Mi  s  \S  , 

Monri'c  Mi-s  Lucy, 

Moore  A ,  •  • 

I'attersou  M.ir>;aret,  " 

Powell  S  vSt  K. 

Keed  Mrs  v'  N  . 

Rosenthal  Ifanuali,  •• 

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Sittig  Juda, 
Storey  .Mrs  L, 
Veri^ut  Mary, 
Vick  Mr^  H;H, 
Wilisey  J, 
W  ood  E  vc  E, 
Wren  Rate  T, 
Ware  Mrs  C, 
Craine  Mrs  A  .M, 
Denn  &:  Denehy, 
Smith  Mr.->  Marv, 
Tavior  .Mr-  E  K 
Da'v  Mr:>  E, 
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Bowling  Mrs  H  D, 
Foster  Mrs  M  L. 
Nichols  Mrs  A  H, 
R^ad  Mrs  J  S, 
Randolph  .Mis,  S  E, 
Laionge  Mr^  A, 
Tro'.vhrid^e  .Mrs  Jmia, 
Wils'jn  Misses, 
Calderwood  Mrs  A  W  S, 

East  Saginaw 

Ebell  Mrs  Mary, 
Hammond  .Mrs  E  G, 
fleiin  Bernhard, 
Hofi'man  A, 
Peyeriein  ^:  Kroeber, 
Shattuck  .Mrs  J,  East  Tawa-. 

Black  .Mrs  L  C,        Eaton  Rapids 
Daikin  Miss  Kate. 
Hackins  Mrs  M  H, 
Reynolds  T  L, 
Thompson  Mrs  T  B, 

Ed>vardsh'.i  rgh 
Davidson  Miss  C,  Eik  Rapids 
Sowden  Mrs,  ' ' 

Drouillard  Miss  -\Lary,  Erie 
Farrel!  iN;  Bro,  Es':anaba 
O'Brien  Misses  A      F,  " 
Stonhonse  Miss  Agnes.  " 
Cams  O  H,  Evart 
Francis  Orriila.  Farniington 
Pearir.an  Eli/.ibeth  S,  " 
Dennis  Mrs  OA.  Fenton 
Hankinson  Mrs  J  E, 
Tohnson  .Mrs  M  M, 
N'eely  Mrs  C  H, 
Sellers  Mi-Js  C  A. 
Tcrwilliger  Mis>C  J.  *' 
.Stowell  .Mrs  .Mary,  "  Fitchburch 
Garrison  Mrs  1.  \.        Fiat  Rock 
Pier-on  Mrs  f  A,  «' 
Brad t  .Mrs  C,"  Flint 
McRov  H  .M. 

Smith  .Mrs  K,  " 

Weeks  Miss  J  J, 

Royden  Mrs  John  M  L'o. 

Flushing 
Lake  .Mrs.  «« 
Rodgers  Thos  V, 
Compton  M'sC  .\.  Fowler 
Beach  Mrs  \N'm  M.  Fowlervillc 
Honfoev  v's^  Morton.  " 
Power  Nirs  C  1,  ' ' 

Matthews  .\(rs  G  E. 

Fremont  V.cntcr 
Perkins  l{artic  F.   Gaines  Station 
B.irncv  Mrs  M  K,  Gaicsl>urgh 
Hester  Mis  SB, 
T<%N»sley  Mrs  Susan. 
Bf.n  Miss  llattie.     llranc  Ua\cu 
•  asier  Mr>  W  C.  " 
Kenncd>  Mrs  .M:\ttie.  " 
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F.n.is  B  H,  Granii  I.«di;e 

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Calkins  Mrs  E  E, 
Co!dr-n  Mrs  Ro-e,^ 
Eugecomb  Mrs  C  K, 
Keiidail  J      J  C, 
McNerriey  Mary, 
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Sarsfieid  ^L;  s  S  J, 
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Shores  Mrs  Mary  A, 
Warner  Hoyt, 
Wicks  Jvlrs  A  L, 
Worm  IMr-s  R . 
Armstrong  >.lrs  J  P, 
Hookv.-ay  Mrs  F, 
Ketchum  Mrs  M  D, 
KLiiight  Mrs  J  A, 
Meriitt  ^^^3  I  J, 
Nichols  MrsM  H, 
Rich?.rds  (Js:  Weeks, 
Savage  li  Ellsworth, 
Hare' Mrs  Roheri, 
Beardsley  Mrs  J, 
Quick  iMrsA  F, 
Hocking  J  E, 


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j  Arnold  .Mrs  M  j, 
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jacobson  S  A, 
^lorse  Willard  jr, 
Smith  .Mrs  .M  A, 
Vv'ood  Mrs  Sarah, 
Selkirk  Olive  E, 
Swain e  Mrs  .\, 
Eaing  Mrs  H  G, 
Maine  Mis  Eila  J, 
Wert  Mr=  .V/ice, 
Frame  ^Irs  B 
Showard  M rs  C, 
Collins  Mrs  .M  .A,; 
Damon  Wm  L, 
Gate?  .vl  rs  S  A  , 
Northrop  .\Irs  C  A, 
Palinatier  M  rs  D , 
Pvobert  Mrs  O  A, 
i'lirnt  r  ?di-s  M  E, 
Whelan  Mrs  I,, 
Barnes  P, 
Chapman  Mrs  M  E, 
.Miller  Mrs  S  E, 
j  .AbLcjtt  -Mrs  Mary, 
I  Smith  Mrs  S  L, 


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.Mead  Miss  .M, 
.Morrii  Mrs  M  A, 
Sides  Mrs  G  M , 
Tavlor  Mrs  M  E, 
Wjlf  Miss  A  E, 
}iIcCowcn  Mrs  J  C, 
Harrison  John  FT, 
Webster  Sirs  J  ^K:  Co, 
.Mecz  Miss  L  C, 
V  andcnberge  L  CsiS, 
Hohart  .Mrs  D,  ' 
Laing  A  E, 
Watrous  -\lr^  F  P, 
Nelson  vS:  Hutchinson, 
Woodbury  iMrs  Emily, 
Daniels  Airs  M, 
Endrick  Mrs  L, 
Lan\bert  Miss  M, 
Pryor  M  rs  J , 
He  wings  .M  rs  E  F, 
White  Mrs  R, 
Hathaway  Mrs  A  L 
Nay  lor  M  rs  L  E, 
Sabin  iN.  Carpenter, 
Youngiove  .NHss  M , 
Ariiisin^ng  R  H, 
Variaiscme  Mrs  L, 
Taylor  Mrs  J  R, 
Eldred^je  Mrs  N  B, 
Harrison  Mrs  George, 
Adams  ^Hss  L, 
Egbert  Mrs  (r, 
Gundruni  (.iodfrey, 
Morse  Mrs  R  M, 
Vandoran  Mrs  \V  \) , 
\\  right  Mrs  E, 
Newbcrger 
Holmes  M  rs  E  J  , 
l.av.rence  Mr>  (jeorge 
Hatch  Mrs  E  C, 
Tayl-or  ^H■^.  George, 
Watson  Mrs  HI,. 
Briindngt:  M  rs  R  L, 
^  aber  M  .s^  F  d/abeth  , 
Frecnian  Mis  Mary, 
LatiiiMii  M r-i  J  , 
Richardson  Holloa, 
U  halcii  Mrs  Maygic, 
WdcoA  NHs  M  A, 
Miller  Mrs, 
S\  oU  oii  M  r.s  1   G  , 


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Ikins  M  rs  A  C, 
(^allup  .Miss  E  A, 
Longley  Miss  L  C, 
Morns  Mrs  E, 
Vasey  Miss  .\h;rrha, 
Hanna  Mr^  R, 
Chapman  C  A, 
Hiler  Mrs  .M , 
Parish  Mrs  .M  A, 
Dunning  Mrs  M  L, 
.McCliiuock  L  A, 
Marcuse  S, 
Patterson  R, 
Hall  Miss  .Msry, 
Toan  Nirs  M  H  , 
Craft^  -Amanda, 
I'hotnfso;!  .Mr>  Kate, 
B  a  u  m  a  n  Mrs  H , 
l)i.:trich  Laura, 
Halev  Misses, 
Page' Mrs, 
Traver  Mrs  H  A, 
Bell  -Mrs  D, 
Percv  .Mrs  S  M, 
Wheeler  .Mr^  F  A, 
Bow  ling  M  rs  B  S, 
Nixon  5liss  H, 
Curry  .NIrs  E  M, 
Jackson  H  \V, 
Hughes  Miss  Lulitia , 
Merrill  Mrs  Ph.ebe, 
Wilson  -Annie  C, 
HaUted  Miss  Jennie, 
Hughes  Mrs  P, 
I.own  Miss  J, 
Parsons  Mrs  F  C, 
Chcssall  Libb\  . 
Hodgcs  Mrs  C  S, 
Dean  .Mi->s  Hattic, 
Rilev  Mrs  T  S, 
I'.auder  Mrs  1  M  , 
kelley  NH>  |  II, 
Case  .Mrs  M  , 
Barnard  Mrs  M  L, 
Willi, uus  Mrs  L, 
Iihaca  j  Palmer  ^!i^s  Mary  A, 
Jackson  I  CallmuM  .Mr>  T  N  , 

1  HiiK.-,lcd  -Mrs  Nellie  S. 
Shepard  1  W  , 
l  ayl'tr      Hi>\v  <.ll , 
I  tnn  y  ^  G  row  , 
C.ii  lisle  Mrs  I , 
Hubhci;  Mi.>  L. 
Kendall  N  N, 
Ld  w  ai  ds  ,M  I  k  Sarah, 


Hastings 


H  esperia 
Hillsdale 

Holland 

Holly 

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Homer 
Houghton 


Howard  City 
Howell 


fl  ud:>on 
1 1  ubbard.sion 


Imlay  City 
1  iikster 
Ionia 


hpeming 
hhaca 


ipeer 


Law  ton 
Leslie 


:x\ngton 

Lisbon 
Low  cll 


Ludington 
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Lyons 
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Manchester 
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Manistee 

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Manton 
Maple  Rapids 

-Marcellus 

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.Marlelte 

.Ma  rquelte 

Marshall 
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Mason 


Mu 


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4  i 

skegon 

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Nigauncc 


Newaygo 
Bahirrtore 


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J 


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M  cniphi> 
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Mciidon 

M  enomincc 

M i<  hi^ainine 
Middicvillc 

Milan 

Millortl 
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Monrcc 
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Mcntajjvie 


Perry  C  A, 
Bailor  Mrs  D  A, 
Fleming  L  C, 
Kiliiii  Mrs  James, 
Gillis  Mrs  E  E. 
Bowes  Mrs  W  W, 
Finch  Mary  E, 
Miiitorive  .^!rs  Jo!;n,  Mt  C  lemens 
Stilweil'.Mrs  R  .A,        >{t  Pleasant 
Hrock  MissC  S  .M  E, 
Ciirties  Mrs  B  N  , 
Black  J uiii'.s, 
Bradford  <S;  Eckles, 
Miller  Mrs  A, 
Ry.-,r.  .Mrs  M  W. 
Crocker  .Mrs  L  O, 
Stebbins  Mrs  N  M  , 
Covert  Misses  J  &  R, 
Mann  iv  Kralnicr, 
Orthcy  Mrs, 
-Malicry  Mrs  Ann, 
Simons  Mrs  Caroline, 
Spencer  Mrs  A,  New 
T  erwiUiger  Mrs  R  B, 
Warren  ^Mis^es,         New  Hudson 
Budd  Mrs  Wm  G,  Niles 
Canfield  -Mrs  .M  E, 
Egbert  Mrs  C, 
Foster  Miss  Josephine.  " 
(.iriswold  -Mrs  .\Lary, 
Joimson  Sophia ,       North  Adams 
Cobb  -Mrs  G,  North  Branch 

Creimer  Mrs,  * ' 

Weston  Mrs  P  B, 
Gardner  Mrs  S, 
Wheeler  Mr. ry!H. 
Williams  Mrs  S, 
Price  ^!iss  Marv, 
Owen  Mrs  D  C,' 
Harrington  ^  Coons. 
Correl  Mrs  C, 
Crawford  Miss  Kate. 
Price  Mrs  E  Z, 
Stewart  Mrs  C  C, 
Sliiigerland  Mrs  C, 
Lansfield  .Mr>  M  E, 
Fox  Mr:.  J  W, 
McCornuck  .Nlrs  S  J. 
Ueatto  Mrs  A, 
Mabbitt  Mrs  J  G, 
Broad  M  r.s  W  m , 
Decker  Mrs  C  H. 
H.irrinixton  .^Irs  C  L, 
liolman  Mrs  H  , 
S:eel  M.s  A  B. 
Aljjer  M      E  J  , 
Dove  Mrs  F  M , 
Wall.icc  Mis  J, 
Ci't'pcr  Mrs  S, 
HiMckhiv  Miss  P  R. 
NViliUr  Si  rs  J  cnido 
I>cn;lor  Frai<k, 
Dunham  S  A . 
KtVrv  Miss  .Majjgie. 
"Ddrli  Mr.  H  R, 
Craine  Mr.*  NI, 
CtTAy  M I  s  J  G , 
Fo<klci  Mrs, 
Sl^ad^n  Mrs  J , 


Northville 


Oak  \\  cod 
Oluel 

Onondaga 

Orion 
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Ortonville 

Otisville 

Oti>ego 
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Ovid 

Owosso 

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Ovfonl 


Palo 

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Puikville 

Parr*  a 

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Curti-7  Mrs  B,  Peteriburgii 
Harris  Miss  Mintsic,  " 
PennineLOn  Mrs  M  M,  Pewanio 
Radd  Mrs  A  E,  " 
Alexander  ii  Htriit.*.T,     Fine  Run 
Purchase  Mrs  W  W,  Pirt>ford 
Clark  M]is  M  R.  Plainweil 
Kenyou  Mijs  J  M,  "  ' 

St!mp?on  Mrs  L,  " 
Fro>t  Miss  L,  Plymouth 
White  Mrs  F  H,! 
Bell  Mrs  I,         '  Pontiac 
Bovd  Frank, 
Holiey  Mrs  j  P, 

Clark  .Mrs  H,  Port  Huron 

Jones  George  Vv',  " 
McCoy  Miss  Sarah, 
CRi-iiiy -^Irs  Kate, 
Sovertrigii  Mrs  Elien, 
Benedict  }vlrs  C  H,  Portland 
Richmond  &  First,  ,  '* 

Shoman  Mrs  L  K, 
Towsley  6c  Southard,       '  " 
M'uUay  .Miss  M  A,      Port  Siuiil^.c 
Fastou  Miss  H  G,  Praricville 
G  uerin  Miss, 
Hay?  ?arah, 
Ritchie  Sarah, 
Berry  r^Irs  IM  A,  Qulncy 
ClarK     Reed,  "  ' 

Mackleni  James,  " 
Hicks  Nancy  M,  Reading. 
Olrnstead  Mrs  Mary,  " 
Page  Mrs  J  A,  ^  " 
Hocking  John  E,         Red  Jacket 
Patterson  E  S,  Reed  City 

Seger  Mrs  G  W,  " 
Stanton  S,  Reese  , 

Moian  Mrs  T,  Republic 
Thompson  Mrs  S  A, 
Hancock  Mrs  A  J,         Richmond  ; 
Melien  Mrs  Jonas,  " 
Morris  Wm  H, 

McNf  dlen  Mrs  Lyuia,-  Ridgevvay 
Sanl'crt!  Betsey,  ' ' 

Demiin  Mrs  M  P,  Rochester 
Horn  Mrs  A, 

Brown  S  E,  Reckford 

Clark  Vera,  " 

fldgett  Mi>s  A  E,  Romeo 

Horton  Mrs  L  E, 

Teaman  Mrs  A  J, 

Gregory  Rose  A,  Ro\al  Oak 

Franks  Mrs  Lena,    Saginaw  City 

Harris  Mrs  L  A,  St  Charle> 

Hii.kraan  Mrs  -\Iiles  C,    St  Clair 

Reynolds  Miss  Mary, 

Stone  M  rs  A,  ' ' 

Cole  cs;  Holcomb,  St  John's 

Hicks  Mi.-s  H  L,  ^ 

Armstrong  Miss  Cassie,  St  lo^irph 

liarnes  Mrs  W  P., 

Bate  Mrs  G  A,  " 

Ja.  obs  Mrs  C  E, 

Branch  H  E,  St  Louis 

(jarvm  Mlvs  M  A, 

Forh.-s  Matilda,  Saline 

Good  in.;;  Alic>:,  ' ' 

Kitchen  E,  Saranac 

I'lrenckiivan  Mary,  Sai/jiatnck 

Chadboui  lu:  Lina,  • ' 

Reescr  Mrs  M,  Schoolcraft 

Kibbey  Ada,  Sodewa 

\\  (I'jd  Mr>  \'>,  Sherriian 

}arai-;r,  W  hitney  ^s;  Ph-ni\, 

Siienr.an  City 
Oardiier  Mrs  J  C,  >iuyiiii\ 
Vanantverp  .\Irs  A  P,  S  Ha. en 
Howell  Mrs  E  \),  Stnilh  Lyon 
Cole  M  J,  Sparta  Center 

lUiI  Ci'.  Fuller,  Spring  I  akr 

Patt  heni  M  ts  it  A  ,  ' ' 


>  pringport 
Stanton 
Sterling 
StorgiS 


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McConl:ey  M  r:>  S  A, 
^i ann  Mrs  E  A 
Smith  Mrs  A  H, 
Bennett  J  C, 

CnspciM,  jTumi'.er 
Keily  Mrs  1<  A,  Tawas  City 

Dingman  ?v'esdrnies.  'i'ecuniseh 
E'reeman  Mrs  A, 
Stevens  Miss  H , 
Lovejoy  Mrs  Sarah,  Tekonsha 
Olney  Mrs  Laura,  " 
Thompson  ]NHs>  Mary,  " 
Hilton  Miiry  S,  'i  bre^:  Oai:s 

Ayres  ^Trs  L  J,         Three  Rivers 
Cnaraplin  .Mrs  E, 
Daniels  Mrs  Wrn 
Hail  Mrs  S  S, 
Harris  Mrs  A  E, 
Hunt  :Mrs  AD, 

Campbell      Paivie,  Traverse  City 
Pratt  Mrs  A  K, 

Duddieson  Mr^  W*  I,  Trenion 
Frank  ?»Iiss  C,  Tyre 
^Llrshall  ^:  l.'ontoii,         Unadil'a  . 
May  0<  Watts, 

Cudahack  Mrs  Frank,  Union  Citv 
Lewis  -Mrs  Matt, 

Matrhe\v  s  Miss  E  J,  i 
Yc'Ung  >diss  Mary,     Union  Home 
Russ<.>'  Mrs  Mary,  Vandalia 
liussett  iViiss  A  J  ,  Vassar  . 

Moodie  .\irs  S  G,  " 
Cleason  ^  Duniap,  Verniontville 
Holmes  Liverinore  ."v  Co,  Vernon 
Fox  Mrs  A  W",  Vicksburtr 
Tavlor  Mrs  OF,  "  " 

Landb  M  rs  M  J,  Waltz 
Aiger  ^irs  P  W,  Waterviiet 
Canipbrll  Mrs,  Watrutisvilie 
Philbrick  Mrs  D  G, 
Rogers  Mrs  Nellie, 
Coleman  Miss  Fannie.  W'aylanu 
M usher  Mrs  Sarah.    '  " 
Sladc  r^Irs  C,  " 
Sirnp'son  Miss  N,  Wayne 
Frat;';lin  Susan  M,  Wemna 
Wo  >d  Mrs  B,  WeMord 
HoVler  Mrs  R.  Whitehall 
Sduires  A  W, 

licswell  M  A,  White;Pigeon 
Dun  well  Mi-sJ, 
.McGowan  .Mrs  >. 
Miliar  Mrs  H, 

Chilson  -Mrs  W  H,  Williamston 
Hal^ted  Mrs  A  J. 
Waggoner  Mrs  Nancy,  Wintield 
Paeon  Mrs  M  ],  Vp;ila;it: 
Coc  Miss  O 
Curtis  .Mrs  E  .\I  , 
John.>o\i  Mrs  J'  C ,  ' ' 

iones  >  A,  " 
"Martin  Mrs  HI), 
Shrieves  .Mrs  N  .M, 
Vail  .Miss  M  C, 


Guilford  H  S, 
Carey  Michael, 
Snider  Peter, 
Tuller  V.'esiev, 
Archibald  A  O, 
Watson  Heui  ],  , 
Harlburr  Oliver  L, 
Hyder  R, 


.Mill   Pick  .>liiiiur;irtnn'r. 

LiickhartGA,  I'.ulcshnrgh 

Milhvriulits. 

Sisson  J  M  ,  Allegan 
I  loyle  i'hpmas,  Bridgeport  Crntcr 

Peiise  John  F,  ha<-e 

M.igcrah  W  S,  Loi.ins 

XValkerWni,  l»rayi'<ii  Plains 

\\  iliiams  j     ,  is;  B.it 

Cror)   h.iNid,  Fariu' r*» 

Porter  I  F,  Howard  i.  ity 

Hill  L  l;.  Irvin*; 

Hain-  W  D.  L<:s:tc 

Cnilin?  J,  Mcar- 

llansun  Gcnrjir  M,  Milan 

L>cnnison.  | ,  .M>  nroe 

Bennett  V\'m  N,  Port  llutun 


St  Charles 
St  rle!en'<- 
St  Louii 
South  Eier.don 
.Spalding 
rav.  a=;  City 
V.'jicoustd 
West  Mil! 


11  in  I'M. 

(Sec    Copper  Jvlines,    aL-o  Iron 
Mints.; 


3Ii!ii*is:  Fjiirine^'n*, 

Noble  &  Brady,  Detioit 

Moilei  Makers. 

(See  Pattern  Makers.;" 


.llouldiu'jr  SliiiinfjcturTS. 

(See  also  Pirtiire  Frame  Mnfrs.; 

Flynn  John,  l>etroit 
Laurense,  Leonard     l.o,  " 
V»  idnian  C  D  iS:  Ct,  " 
Clev^-iand  P  F  it  J  W,        ^  Flint 
Holmes  Sidney  T,  Grand  Rapids 
Krum  Bros  Mnfg  Co, 


Bay'jCity 

4  ( 

Berlin 
Cass  City 
Charlotte 

Cold  water 
Detroit 


jlusicsmd  Musi\"al  lnstruiu»'ut>». 

Constaniine  S  M,  Adrian 
V  ord  I  H.  Albion 
Pond's  D,  Allegan 
Tenny  C"  W  , 
R:>ot  is:  Thayer. 
Wheat  A  W  Co, 
Bolt  A  E, 
Lenzner  O, 
Badey  E  H, 
Horton  D  C, 
SawdeyRC. 
Consc  .-Vdam, 
Fcnton  Hcrs,.hei, 
Lin?  C, 

Stephens  Roc.  ' ' 

Weiss  f  P, 
Whitney  C  J  vV  C-*, 
Vk  heat  A  W  iV  Co,    East  Saginaw 
}>virns  J  A,  Escanaba 
Beach  ^  Young,  Flint 
lenkins  F  K  ,  " 
Dewey  S  O  ^'t  C  E.      Four  Towns 
Bi.llock  K  I),  Grand  R  tpids 

Kriedrich  Bros,  " 
Owen  G  F. 

Brain.ird  h  ,  Grf?cnville 
Judd  vV  Hand.  H.irt 
l.oncJJ,  HilUdale 
Wasiibiirn  D  E,  Houghton 
Brown  A  H,  jackson 
Petittjohn, 

Woodhams  Bros,  Kalamar.oo 
Holmes  1  ha^  er,  Lansin? 
I.>o(ivillc  P.ros.  Mam'stce 
Co\  C  C,  M.^rccUus 
White  ?  S  ^v.  C  Marsh.^ll 
^^^hany  A  M  A.  Midlai  d  City 
D.Mbcr  P.  Monroe 
H..bbcil  Wm. 

Jcndovinc  W  H,  Mt  Pien^tant 
O^born  Bros,  Nilci 
Kitt  henWni,  Rv-ffcrs  Cit\ 

li'  i'odicl  .Mis;  K..1tc,^aj;;^n.»v^  City 
Chodwijk  .V  K.^cJr-^, 
I)iiii:i4nn  (.}(d''on,  St.'»J^t^:*ii 
Ronc.  Kronch  &  Lo«ey,  St  John** 
Tripp  W  mH. 

?on<*s  F  A,  Stur<i« 
\V»i  :ht  G-'o  P  .S:  t  o. Three  Ri^er^ 
Gv.ilit'jrd  I  II,  L  r.ion  Uy 

P.tnck  C  C,  VViwri«ld 


NEW 


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>(  Tvs  aiul  iV-i-iodkal  Dc.ders. 

Morris  I,  Adrian 

Adam>"C  H,  Ailcg-an 

Thurston  James  O,  Almcnt. 

Whittleshofer  fl  H,  Aipena 

Hill  Fred  H,  Attica 

Forrest  James  E,  Au  Sable 

Johnson  H  J,  Battle  Creek 
Smith  ER, 

Abbott  Mrs  G  H,  Bay  City 
Colvin  A  VV,  Berrien  Springs 
Feather  E  A, 

Parker  W  F,  Capac 

Swarthout  S  R,  Charlotte. 

Dowd  J  S,  Decatur 
OsburnAj, 

Andrews  J  D,  Detroit 
Beatty  John, 
Clapp  B  F, 
Cror.in  John  J, 
DsveyJ, 
Dings  Charles  ll, 
Johnson  D  E, 
kilroy  L  F, 
Lyons  V/  H, 
Roys  J ,A, 
Sh.ook  Robert  D, 
Tunis  Parker, 
Tyler.Wm  V, 

Watson  C  F,  " 
Chisholm  C  R  8:  Bros, 

Detroit  Junction 

S'A'eetJasA,  Dewi.tt 

Cooper  Geo  V7 ,  Dundee 

Blake  &  York,  Eaton  Rapids 

Sperry  &.  Busiinell,  Flint 

Pullen  W  FT,  Fowlerville 

Ro(;,ers  A  H,  Galesburg 

Lan d ol t  A  &  Co ,  Grand  H a  v e n 
Miller  Flenry  G,  Grand  Junction 
Hall  Geo  A,  Grand  Rapids 
Patten  Mrs  FA, 

Roberts  John,  Ffasti!i,q:s 

Benedict  lV  Co,  Hill.->drJe 

Moore  &  Cuppage,  Jackson 
Cameron  Miss  Isabella.Kahunazoo 
HewsonTJ, 

Stacy  SW,  Kalkaska 

Parktrr  J  L,  Lawton 

Davis  ^^:  Shaver,  Marccllus 

P>iakcslee  Z  J,  Mar-hall 

Webb  E,  Monroe 

Lewis  Wni  A,  Muir 

KiUen  W,  Nashville 

Hodgkin  Wm,  Niles 
Threadkill  Wm, 

Stanton  A  G,  Oxford 

Desha  vjiha-i,  Pcnrwaier 

HartCS,  Plymouth 

Ditzler  Chas,  St  Charles 

Kolman  L,  St  Joseph 

fliimnier  W  B,  Sprinc:  Lake 

Ay  res  Afrs      D,  Sturgis 

Failinj^  Joseph,  Tekon>ha 

>"o»S)):n)(>r  \(i x-rtising  At;on(s. 

Brearley  Will  H,  Detroit 
Savage  Wm  E  vS:  Bro,  *' 

N(Mvsi)!\i)<>rs. 

(Daily.) 

Adrian  Times  and  Expositor, 

Adrian 

Adrian  Press,  Adriui 
Battle  Creek  journal, 

Baltic  Crct  k 
Bay  City  Chronicle,  Bay  tJiiy 
Bay  City  Trib\ine,  ' ' 

Abend  I'ost,  Detroit 
Detroit  Free  Press,  *  • 

D' ti  oit  Post,  ' ' 

Detroit  Tribune,  '  * 

Detroit  Sun,  " 
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Eveniag  Nevv-s,  Detroit 
Michi:;an  Journal,  " 
Michi^ran  Volksblatt,  '* 
Daily  Republican.    East  Saginaw 
Sagin':w  i3aily  Courier, 

East  Saginaw 
Grand  Rapids  Eagle, 

Grand  Rapids 
Grand  Rapids  Democrat, 
Cr:ind  Rripids  Times,  " 
Jackson  Citixen,  Jackson 
Jackson  Patriot,  " 
Kalaniazoi"  Telegraph,  Kalamazoo 
Port  Huron  Tin\os,     Port  Huron 
Saginaw  Rei.>ublican , 

Saginaw  City 
(Tri-weekly.) 
I'etroit  Free  Press,  Detroit 
Detroit  Post, 
1  'otroit  TribuTie, 
The  Monitor,  Dowagiac 

Weekly.) 
Adrian  Journal,  Adrian 
Adrian  Times  ar.d  Expositor, 
Pre  ^s , 

Albion  Mirror,  Albion 
Albiun  Recorder,  Albion 
A  ilegan  County  Democrat, 

Allegan 

Allegan  Journal,  " 
Argus,  Alpena 
Pioneer, 

Ann  Arbor  Courier,     Ann  Arbor 
.Michigan  Argus,  " 
Inde.v,  Armada 
Advent  Herald,         Battle  Creek 
Battle  Creek  Journal, 
Michi,L;an  Tribune, 
Our  Age, 
Chronicle,  Bay  City 

Lumberman's  Gazette, 
Tribune, 
Benton  Harbor  Palladium, 

Bcutoii  Harbor 
Berrien  Coui'ty  Journal, 

Burricn  Springs 
tvig  Rapids  Ma.^net,     Big  Rapids 
I'ig  Rapids  Pioneer,  " 
IJlissfield  .Advance,  Bli.'.sfield 
Brecdsville  Messenger, 

Bre^eds\  ille 

Brigh  ton  Citizen , 
Berrien  Co  Record, 
'i'uscnlA'  .Advertiser, 
Advertiser, 
Ca^sopolis  Vigilant, 
National  Democrat,  " 
Clipper,  Cedar  Springs 

St  Joseph  Co  Republican, 

Conterville 

Sentinel,  Charle\oi\ 
(,'harlotte  Republican,  Chtrloltc 
The  Leader,  ' ' 

Herald,  Chase 
Ind<iienclent,  Cheboygan 
Cholsei  Herald,  Chelsea 
Clam  I.nk.e  Now  Clam  Lake 

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Bei!  John  A, 
Cuinmini  8c  Arras 
VoKe  Rnbertb, 
Reynders  A , 
Bunge  J  H, 
Chope  Thomas, 
Gale  Georg';, 
Crackel  Thorn, 
Vv'euver  Charies, 
East; or;  fl  G, 
Parnett  Wm, 
Hunt  M  C, 
Raymond  S  D, 
Pulien  C  W, 
Lec  6t  Whitney, 
Zoeller  C  F, 
M linger  L  Z, 
Sa?e  Bro, 

Fade  man  V/  H  Co,  S:  Lc^is 
Freakly  Wm,  ."smith's  Creek 

Raynor  Joseph,  Smyrna 
Murphy  Charles,  Southfield 
Katterman  ^.lichael,  Tawas  Ci:\ 
White  P  J, 
Grey  &  Simonson, 
J^arnes  Alva. 
Anderson  F  tl, 
Seeley  I  W  , 
Sccley  &  A  nderson ,  " 
Gunn  Perry,  Vormontville 
Cats  Jacob,  Vries'.and 
'i  erriil  Ci^arles,  Watertord 
Ijrcitmier  George,  W'acerioo 
Johnson  ."^1  Arniitrcritj,  " 
Neet  AinJrevv,  Wenona 
I'rower  Alfred,  Weston 
Carlton  J  E,  Whitehall 
Jenkins  Cassias,  Williams  vi lie 
ThoTiip.son  O  v.,  VpsiJanti 

Pahit-i.  Oils  and 

Sorfj  Frederick,  Ann  Arbor 

I-[o\%'eI!  Horiice,         Battle  Creek 
Poydell  Wm,  Detroit 
Farrand,  Williams  >\:  Co, 
Reid  Kills, 
Swift  is:  l»odds, 
Worcester,  BoydelU'^c  Co,  " 
Brnske  «S:  Schwartz,       E  Saginaw 
Curtis  Clark,  " 
Presi-ott  ^l:  Jackson ,  Flint 
Fuller      Co,  (irand  Rapidi 

Goehcl  H  M  Co. 
Patterson  t'c  Baldrey, 
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Hamilton  A  S, 


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Berry  J  A  i  Co,  Detroit 
L^etro.-t  P,.per  Box  Co,  " 
Fov*ier  Henry , 

Shocaherr  i  Beute!,  " 
Putnam  Theodore  C^  G'd  Rapids 

Papor  3IttQ;ifacturf rs  and  DfaU-rs. 

Adrian  Paper  Mili  Co,  Adrian 
Vv  iie  W, 
Barnes  Bros, 
Cornwells,  Price  o<:  Co, 
De:roi:  Paper  Co, 
Fale.s  Bros  S:  Co, 
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Shiawassee  Paper  Co,  '' 
Wj-kerson  Alfred,  Dundee 
Flint  Paper  Works,  Flint 
Curt'ss  «y.  Dunton ,  Grand  Rapids 
VanderHaar  tfein,  ilohand 
Nicklissjn  S:  Hunt,  Jackion 
Ka!ara'-J70o  Paper  Co,  Ka!ama;:oo 
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Lewis  E  B, 
Revena.ugh  S  B, 
Speechly  Miss  S  T, 
Northrup  L  L,  Bangor 
Crisped  Theron,       Battle  Creek 
Johnson  Theodore  D, 
Woodworth  Horatio  T, 
Vr'riglat  5  C, 
Canneld  G  J,  Bay  City 

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Scotford  Gibson, 
Parker  Jasies,      Berrien  Sj>ringE 
Conrad  E  S,  Big  Rapids 

Morse  Alonzo,  BUssfieid 
Foster  George,  Brockway  Center 
Rampton  S:  Corwin,  Bronson 
Bradley  H  E, 
Cathcart  Marvin, 
Reiteman  Swisher, 
Oiffistead  John  A, 
Bennett  E, 
Sellers  L  M, 
Chenev  A  M, 
Whslen  A  J, 
0'Con;jors  Jatnes, 
Shaver  Ernest  E, 
Mesick  C  L, 
Towl  H  R, 
Bennett  O  S, 
Oliver  S  J  , 
Cornw  ell  Charles 
Tr»p»p  James, 
Rhodes  Arthur, 
Webster  A  J, 
Cornell  J  A, 
Mesbi'.er  Christian, 

Copper  Flails  Mine 
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Jackson  Charles, 
Haven  Chas, 
>fonrO'^  Harvey  G, 
Lynn  Huch, 
Ho!mc<>  J  C, 
Bankes  Wm, 
Bard  well  Jev, 
Brush  James  A, 
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Endcrlin  Tacob  F, 
Esselilvn"j  N, 
Grelling  G, 
Kier  James  A, 
Lutpe  F  C, 
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Moore  O  D. 
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Parker  v>v  Dc  NLitlOS, 
Pohl  Chas  J  F, 
Powplson  H  F, 
Randall  Corodon  C, 
Swainc  J  Ifa-ry, 
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Wing  Simon, 
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Noble  W  H, 
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Honey  John, 
Holmes  L  W, 
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Conells  S  C, 
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Mclniire  J  A, 
Boyden  E  L  &  Co,  Flancock 
Boyden  Pollock, 
Pinton  Bro,  " 
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Heath  Geo  L,  Hastings 
Gaines  C  A,  Hart 
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Sutherland  O,  liesperia 
Carson  Graham,  Hillsdale 
Lauder  Geo,  Holland 
Bissell  E  Son,  Holly 
Peppet  \Vm,  Homer 
Whitesides  Wm,  Houghton 
Menkee  H,  Howard  City 

Cleave  W  E,  Howell 
Ifaley  N  D,  Hubbard ston 

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Chnj)man  10, 
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Collins  R  B,  Ishpemin? 
Ockerland  A  G, 

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Porter  Morris  H, 
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White  W  S, 
Broadweil  I),  Lansing 
En>ielhart  Philip, 
Hall  B  F. 
Mc  K.enzie  Miss  J  , 
Warle  L  M  ,  I.apcer 
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Brovv  n  M  ,  Lrslic 
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ChiidsBF,  Marq-aette 

Du;:ham  H  E,  Marshall 

Smith  S  B,  '« 

Christnias  Henry,  Mason 
Heliyer  Mrs  C  M, 

Ho'.ver  A  B,  Mendon 

Baudcr  G  V\',  Menominee 

Sessi'-^ns  Miss  I,  A,  Middlevdle 

Bradley  FI  N,  Midland  City 

Brosvne  J  N  &  E  E,  Mi! ford 

Burlev  A  J,  Monroe 

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Rocic  Robert,  Morenci 
Shears  Geo  W, 

B-.-acty  Jas,  Mt  Clemens 

Hadstaie  Hiram  C,  ' ' 

Mintoyne  J ohn ,     ,  " 

Miakler  John  F,  Muskegon 
Shaw  &  Slacoinbe, 
Strong  Nelson  F, 

Feighner  M,  Nashville 

(libbon  Harry,  Negaunee 

Smith  E  Gerret,  Newaygo 

Bailey  T  W,  Niles 
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Stirling  .Mrs  H  N, 

E;iri  .\iarcus,  Otsego 
Stark  Mrs  Franc, 

Hutrhinson  Geo,  Ovid 

Sherpsteen  Sam'l,  Ovvosso 

Phillips  A  T,  Oxford 

Hodges  John,  Pa-.s  Paw 
Murtaugh  J  B, 

Riley  Ash,  Pentsv  ater 

Smith  I  D,  Plainwell 

Coleman  J  N,  Plymouth 

Benson  [ohn  H,  Pontiac 
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Brummitt  Wm  H  ,  " 

Quatennass  Will ,  " 

McIiJtyre  I),  Port  Austin 

Barron  \\'m  II,  Port  Huron 
Bestor  Daniel  M, 
Kornrumpf  Joliii, 
Marsh  &  Goodman, 
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Sh.owman  L  K.,  Portland 
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Skinner  N  C, 

Bentiey  Martin  L,  Reading 

Kenfield  Geo  W,  Richmond 

Cuvler  B  W,  Romeo 
Palcthorpe  Thos, 

Kea  WmJ,  Saginaw  City 

Ring  Ransom  J,  St  Clair 

Barker  Geo  W,  St  Johns 
Thornton  L  W, 

Mills  Wm  H,  St  Joseph 

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Chase  A  G,  homo,  Ada 
Alexander  J  F,  Adamsviile 
Bro-»vn  William,  alio,  A.ddison 
Jenkins  E  M,  ect,  " 
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Baker  V  A,  ect, 
I'.ausch  J  F  O,  alio. 
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Dodge  'I  F,  ect, 
Jewett  Wm  E,  homo, 
Kimball  N  H.alio, 
Piersoll  J  K,  alio, 
Rynd  Charles, 
Stephenson  R,  alio, 
Whitney  A  Augustus,  alio, 
Smith  N  G,bot. 
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Crosby  Amos,  alio, 
Haight  A  M,  alio, 
Hovey  H  M,  ect, 
Osborn  P>elknap,  alio, 
Smith  A  K,  ect. 
Stoddard  John  P,  alio, 
Williams  J  A, 
Burke  D  J, 
Slocum  Geo  D, 
Amsden  Edwin,  alio, 
Bills  \V  H.  alio. 
Calkins  F  M.  alio, 
McConklc  J  J,  alio, 

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Norton  L  E, 
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S'^i-rtn  A  T.,  rJlo. 
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Wilkinson  A,  alio,  " 
Lazier  J  L,  Akona 
Galbruith  John,  Ainadore 
Knox  O,  Amber 
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Dunster  E  S,  alio. 
Ford  C  L,  alio, 
Frothing  ham  C  E,  alio, 
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Rogers  Andrew  J, 
Leo  Uri, 
Stanbro  C  M, 
Thatcher  M  W , 
Ncwcomb  J, 
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Porter  M,  homo, 
Kanegy  L  M, 
Fisher  J  H,  ect, 
Jloseiikrans  E  M,  alio. 
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Lampman  J  C,  Baltimore 
Aid-in  J  M,  Bangor 
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Howell  C, 

Jo?!ey  Janies  F,  alio, 
Landijn  II  B,  aiio, 
Loon-is  D  D,  homo, 
^L-Cray  J  Maria,  alio, 
McPherson  Wm,  alio, 
Marks  flenrv,  alio. 
Marsh  Wm  R,  alio, 
Xe\vkir\  Chas  T,  alio, 
Ne^^kirk  ^[  F,  alio, 
O'TooIe  P  W,  ailo, 
Taylor  P  F,  alio, 
Thomas  J  R,  alio. 
Tapper  "Horace,  alio, 
Tyier  C  V,  alio, 
Walsh  Chas  A.  horn. 
Wheat  W  K,  alio, 
\^'iiiiams  Geo  t\,  ailo, 
Wyatt  W  C,  alio. 
Kilborn  G  H,  Bear  Lake 

Miller  J  B, 

Richmond  T,  horn,  " 
Carrier  A  A,         Bc;.r  Lake  Mills 
Satinders,  Beaver  Creek 

Wik-on, 

GiMord  D  S,  homo,  Bedford 
^^'at.^on  hi,  ect,  *' 
C'jvilic  P,  homo.  Belding 
Rcmi^  S  V,  homo,  " 
Forbes  F.Iias,  Belleville 
Forbes  Daniel, 
Thornton  E  R, 
Berry  E.  Beiievue 
Fero  H  T,  " 
Marshall  E  J,  hom  " 
Kyser  Wm,  Beim.onl 
McCormick  Collon,  Bennington 
Chambers  E  M,  homo,  Bcnona 
Bcil  J  ^:  G,  alio,    Benton  Plarbor 
Ciark  Elmer  A. 
D'jnnm  -  I  R,  alio,  ' ' 

McKav'N  B,  aii  >. 
Win  an  s       alio,  " 
Mack  H  O.  alio,  Benzonia 
Dayton  J  T,  Berlin 
Fcrgfiison  f  P.  alio,  •' 
W::!iin-  E,' 
Anderson  T  W,  ailo, 

Berrien  Springs 
Arin>tron;^  S  Ci,  ect, 
Martin  J  S,  alio, 
.\Lison  \V  F,  alio, 
Reiher  W  F, 
\\  hee1or  O,  homo, 
Lewis  Chas,  Bervilie 
Wlieeier  f,  Bethel 
Woodcox'C  H,  •  ' 

Rcveli  Janies,  Bi^  Beaver 

Hert/er  J  Augubt,  alio, 

Big  Prairie 
Bigelow  C  P,  a!h>,        \\'\^  Rapids 
Phelps  S  P,  ail(^  • 
Willard  W  A,  horn.). 
\\'ood  ^  Hendryx.  alio,  " 
Sc'itt  I  )avjH  ,  ali'i,  Bird 
GotV  Ch.^s  W.  alio,         Birch  Run 
Goucher  C  W,  ect,  Bismark 
Hi  wiaiidC  E.  ect,  Blissficld 
Newcomb  R  B  C,  ailo, 
Smith  I'  \V.  ali-1, 
Turner  E  alio, 
NV'ym^n  H,  alio, 
^Vyt"^"  H  C.  .i!l->, 
Buifc'in  H  R,  Bl-'omingdalc 
Cani'-r,  " 
Kricner  Julius,  alio,  Blumficid 
Shattuck"  D  W  V',  Oct, 

Howen's  Mills 
For.!  Abel,  Rowne 
Hull  |f.hi\  I).  Tt.  Kr.»vO 
Buruhani  |i  S,  Breckcnridije 


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Crammer  Xorman  J,  alio,  " 
Daniels  AP  en  H  alio, 
V.  ebscer  S  A,  ect, 
Benjamin  W  H  P, 

Bridgeport  Center 
Farr?nd  H  C,  " 
V/eilings  S  H,  Bridjrevilie 
Pratt  E, 

Berringer  J  F,  alio, 
Maiidlin  S,  hot, 
Boyce  J  H,  a"'.<, 

FinKham  Ira  P,  alio,  Brighton 
Boylan  A  E. 
McHench  Wm  J,  alio, 
Wiley  C  B,  alio 

Gowa'fi  Wm,  Brockway 
Howell  A,  Brockway  C«ntcr 

Inglesbee,  homo,  " 
.Mills  C,  '  " 

BenhamFA,  homo,  Broason 
Byrns  Warren,  alio,  " 
Ford  L  D,  ect, 

Ji^nes  Orlando,  alio,  Brooklyn 
Porter  J  A,  alio,  " 
Carrer,  Brovk-nsvillc 
Anderson  Mrs  F.  F,  ailo. Buchanan 
Berrick  F,  a'io,  " 
Dodd  E  S,  ect,  ' ' 

McLin  G  H,  houio, 
Morgan  Chas  A,  alio,  " 
Myers  P  B,  r-.iio, 
Pierce  R  W,  alio,  " 
Roe  John  M,  alio,  ' ' 

Fox  Asa  L,  Burlington 
Gre.  n  Geo  H ,  '  • 

Leonard  John  M,  *' 
Lin.-.ley  C  C,        Burnip's  Corners 
Xedoy  J  P  C, 

Taylor  Wiliism  J,  Burnside 
Tucker  M  M, 

Crolt'ord  George,  ecl,    Burr  Oak 
Cahvell  William,  alio,  Bvron 
Stevens  .M  B,  ailo, 
\\'cb5ter  Henry,  ect,  " 
Stron?  H  W,  ect,     Byron  Center 
Hebbard  F  I- ,  homo. 

Caledrnia  Station 
NilesCW,  Caluii-.ei 
Osborn  R  H,  alio, 
Carter,  Calvin 
Vai-.ghan  Julius,  alio,  Cambridge 
Nihlac  J  W,  Cambria.  Miii.s 

Hoadly  J  W.  Caradcn 
McKi'iii!  Chas, 
Palmer  Charles, 
Pickin^cs  Geo  W, 
Snook  W  R, 
Ch  ipcel!  C  E,  Can.^dai^ua 
C.hamberlin  C  L,  Canncn>hi;rg 
-McGurk  J  R,  Capac 
Ros>  Chas  E,  homo.  " 
IL-xlI  John  W,  aUo,  Carlisle 
Bacon  M  W,  ailo,  Caricton 
Lutle  W, 

Chase  ^v:  Ha<.tii)gs,  homo,  Caro 
Graves  J  W,  alio, 
Stevf-n"!  D  S,  alio, 
Martin  P,  alio,  Carson  City 

Richardson  Wm,  alio, 
Tcnnant  J ,  .nils, 
Value  George,  alio, 
V.illeau  G  /, 
Danford  M  W ,  C*sca<U 
Hendc^son  S  J.  Cascville 
Hut-l.inN  J  W.  all.-*. 
R.itir.iv  I'C,  all-i.  " 
ColNum  R  H,  alio.  C«sn<7»i-* 
Koon  C  K,  alio, 
Mcfntyre  I.  A,  homo,  " 
Grcon  Willi  »m  H.         C*»s  CitT 
G:\rwoovl  \'  ilh->.  Ca?sop*»'»» 

i  lood  v\  ia  K  ,  " 

MoOmber  A  I.,  homo.  " 


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Cas-^opoiis 

Miller  A  D,  Cednr  Forks 

Chappel  Geo,  ect,  Ceciar  Sprii>.~3 
Chester  E  F,  alio, 
Hayes  Viri'il,  homo,  " 
Jennings  Aug  F,  alio, 

Central  Mine 
Davis  Jacob  S,  homo.  Center 
Moyer  S  , 

Pateman  F  C.  alio,  Centerville 
Clark  W  E,  homo, 
McMillan  Ichuriel,  alio, 
Trowbridge  ,'s:  Saoin,  p.'Io,  " 
Lewis  J  B  W,  alio,  Ceresco 
Bartron,  Champion 
Treat  Joseph  A,  ' ' 

Henderson  R,  Charlevoix 
Lewis  L,  ' ' 

Allen  Giles  1>,  alio,  Charlotte 
Currier  A  F,  ect,  ' ' 

Fonts  J  T,  alio. 
Green  Mary  E,  alio, 
FL;.rton  J  H,  ect,  " 
Isherwood  Wm  C,  alio,  ' 
Perkey  Samuel,  alio. 
Rand  G  T,  homo, 
SI  eater  S  W,  alio, 
Backus  Mrs  C,  Cheboygan 
Gerow  A  M,  alio, 
Ferrin  Thos  A,  alio,  •' ' 

Choate  Wm  E,allo,  Chelsea 
.  Gates  Roswell  B,  alio,  " 
Robertson  Geo  A,  homo,  " 
Shaw  Thos,  alio, 

Clark  E  D,  alio,  Chesaning 
Eldred  J  N,  alio, 
M:n-sh  Henry  W,  homo,  " 
Misick  W  A,  homo, 
Stout  Stephen  S,  ect,  Cheshire 
Johnson  J  S,  alio,  Chester  ; 

"Hammond  Henry,  | 
Chippewa  Lake  j 
Blunt  N  W,  ailo,  C!am  Lake  ! 

Dilleubeck  G  A,  ect,  ' '  | 

Leeson  John,  alio,  '* 
McTaggart  Royal,  alio,  i 
Davis'iSi  D,  alio,  Clare  ! 

Maynard  T  H,  ect,  ' '  { 

Sawtcll  B  E,  ect. 

Comfort  F  A,  Clarkston 
(joodenough  J,  ' ' 

Yuili  \V  R, 

Phillips  Thcs,  Clay  Bank 

Nix  E       alio,  Clayton 
Mead  Jas  M,  Chiton 
Jackson  O  W,  alio,  Climax 
Seelcy  ^S:  Collier,  alio,  " 
Alv  ord  A  W,  alio,  Clin  tun 

'I'nttlc  Albert  V ,  alio,  ' ' 

TiJttle  John  L,  alio,  " 
Lathrop  Samuel,  Clio 
Russell  Wm  H, 

Skinner  A  J,  hot,  Clyde 
Austin  A  S,  Cohoct.-ih 
oanfmd  Ezra,  ' ' 

Bennett  John  H,  alio,  Coldwatcr 
Cutter  S  S,  alio,  ' ' 

Lontc  Jas  M,  homo,  ' ' 

M.»rsh  L  C,  alio. 
Powers     Burdick,  homo,  " 
Smith  Chas  B',,  homo,  " 
Whitford  Geo  L.  ect, 
Case  (.7  B.  ect,  Colon 
Crodfrey  Erwin,  homo. 
Godfres-  I,  M  ,  homo,  ' ' 

Kimball  H  C.  alb., 
Mirthel!  Nathan,  alio, 
Sides  I saac,  alio,  ' ' 

Chamberiin  G  V,  alio, 

Colunilnav  illc 

Gary  Che.uer,  alio,  ' ' 

Hamilton  -W  H,  aHIo, 
K  eily  W  J,  alio,  Coiiuneri.e 


Lowry,  Commerce 

Keeie'r  W  N,  ect.  Concord 

Parmecer  J  L,  alio,  " 

Gulp  S  C,  ect,  Constantine 


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Morje  F  J  ,  a'.lo, 
Reynolds  D  C,  alio, 
Thomas  D,  ect, 
Thcrne  Edward,  alio, 
Young  O  H,  alio, 
Sherman  \V.:rrc!i  V,  homo, Cooper 
Young  J  L  V.',  alio, 
Bradheid  Thos  D, 

Copper  Falls  Mine 
Austin  Johu  J,  ect,  Coopersville 
Sheldon  Ge j  W , 
Smith  Fred  D,  homo,  ' 
Barry  J  A,  homo,  Coral 
Just  (  G,  alio, 

Tassfin  V.'  T,       Cortland  Center 

Hascall  i  I,  alio,  Corunna 

AlsdorfJJaxid  F,  alio, 

Armstr.-ng  Chas  T, 

Kergan  J  Deoew,  homo,  " 

Tutcle  Mills, 'alio, 

Wei pc :  X  G,  alio, 

Lo.tric  C  J,  ailo,  Covert 

Bostwick  Austin,  alio.  Crystal 

Knapp  S  B,  ect. 

Dean  L  D,  Dansvibe 
Randall  Chas  L,  alio, 
Sherwood  Ephraim,  alio, 
Webb  Thos  J, 
\\'eston  l)i<n'\  T,  alio, 
Annand  Geo,  alio, 
Hanson  L  W,       Dasison  Station 
Do  Amand  Alex,  ailo,  Liayton 
Nea!  W  A,  rdlo,  , 
Shepard  C  E,  De.in  s  M-.lis 

FelchTheoA,  alio,  Dearborn 
Gardner  Samuel,  ailo, 
Anderson  J  K,  alio, 
Duftield  S  P,  alio, 
Snow  E  S,  alio. 

Baker  C  T,  alio,  Decatur 

ISrodericV,  hcm.o, 

K cables  J  T,  alio, 

Rogers  G  W,  ect,  ** 

Ross  Wm,  alio,  ' ' 

Vincent  G  C,  homo,  Deckerviilc 

Irish  Luther,  alio.  Decrfichl 

Parker  Da v ton.  aho,  ' ' 

Woud  W  yX,  homo, 

Yale  N  D,  alio,  '  ' 

Andrews  Geo  P,  Detroit 

Andrews  Myrom  H,  alio,  '' 

Arnold  Lues"  M, 

Bailcv  B  F,  homo, 

I'.ergoft"  I  M  L, 

Hook  J  B,  alio,  " 
riOrrowman  A, 

r.r.idley  J  udsoii,  ' ' 

Brodie  \Vm,  ailo,  ' ' 

r)rown  lames  A, 
r.rown  K  y,  ailo.  |] 
Brum  me  Carl.  ' ' 

Buntiuu  W  hiifioUl  D.  homo,  " 
Cadweil  F  A,  ;  llo. 
Campbell  Ja<  E.  alio, 
Cat-ravallah  I sidor,  alio,  " 
Carstcn  ,  I  Henry, 
Cb  Hitler  Henrv,  ' ' 

Clark  F.. 

Cleveland  E  h,  clairv  oy, 

Ci^nnor  Lcavtiis,  alio, 

Con  lo  an  Ldm.  alln. 

Cox  Wm  <"..  dio, 

Cr  in.n^e  W  11.  .1,  alio.  y 

I  lavcnport  L.  alio, 

I  ».iv  I  bmiol,  homo,  ' ' 

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Drake  Harlow  B, 
Durfee  Miss  J  M, 
Eaton  O  P,  alio, 
Eliis  Younghusb3nd,home'," 
Fr.ncke  lames  F,  alio, 
Evans  W  H,  alio. 
Ewers  Charlea, 
Fairbairn  F  A,  alio, 
Farmer  J  H,  alio, 
Farrand  D  O,  alio, 
Fleck  Chas  F,  alio, 
Flinterman  John,  al:o, 
hoster  Geo  A,  alio, 
Foster  G  ^\';! marth, 
F" rank  Sarah  A,  hot, 
(.;ibb5  E  B, 
(iilbert  C  B,  alio, 
Gnmartin  Peter  P, 
Goodwin  H  A,  alio, 
Gorton  \N  m  R,  honio, 
Griggs  Stephen,  alio, 
Gustin  W  C, 

Harlow  A,  alio, 

Hastings  Char'es,  liomo, 

Heaton  A  S, 

Hoilinback  N  P,  eci, 

H'-illywood  James  M , 

Hovitt  Wm  H , 

Humphrey  V.'  H, 

Inglis  David,  alio, 

Inglis  Richard,  alio, 

Jamieson  Robt  A, 

Jenks  E  W,  alio. 

Jenner  Andrew  J  B, 

Johnson  John  ( », 

Kaiser  Augustus,  alio, 

Kerr  Th.  o  F,  alio, 

Kiefer  H, 

Kier  J  S, 

kiugsUy  Josephine, 
Kkiii  Peter, 
Knight  Norman  D,  cel. 
Laferie  Daniel, 
Lass->lle  G  P.  ect, 
Law  Th  'o  V,  alio. 
Leach  tUslia,  alio, 
Leonard  C  Henri, 
I.od'-o  Edwin ,  liomo, 
Lodge  V.  A  ,  hump, 
Logan  W  H, 
Louis  Mr  S:  Mrs,  clairNoy,  " 
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L>ons  R  J,  bet, 
I  .yons  1  , 

Ly.stcr  Hrnrv  F.  alio, 
McOraw  T  A.  alio. 
McKeow  n  fohn.  alio,  * ' 

McLcod  Diincan,  ** 
Mcchcm  I  J,  homo, 
Morr.s  J  M, 
ALilheron  J  J. 
Munsvn  !  D,  alio. 
Novo  J  V.  alio. 
OvUcv  J  j.  *1K., 
rcier«.>>.iuson  H  \\  alb*, 
Richards  Ocor»;e  K.  alio. 
Kurhard*  SannicL  aiSo,  " 
Ricbardi  Sanujel  D,  alio, 


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Richter  Julius,  alio, 
Rose  L  C,  alio, 
Rouse  Win  H,  alio, 
Rudolph  Benj, 
Schulte  Ca>per,  alio, 
Sheade!  \S'  T,  alio, 
Suuriy  Ernest  L, 
Sinclair  Ale.x  G, 
Smith  A  Harvey, 
Smith  Eugene,  alio, 
Smith  llami'.ton  E,  alio. 
Smith  J  V/,  alio, 
Spitldini:  K  A,  alio. 
Spinney  Anurew  B,  honio, 
Sprariger  F  X, 
Spranger  M  j , 
Stevens  \Vm  C,  alio, 
Stewart  Morse, 
Stewart  Peter, 
Stimsoii  James,  alio, 
Taggr.rt  J  M,  alio, 
Thatcher  6":  Mclavish,  homo, 

Detroit 

Tiffar.y  F  L,  alto, 
Van  Nornian  J M, 
Walker  Henry  O, 
Webber  N  W, 
Whiteford  R, 
Willi  runs  George  W, 
V.'iliiam.s  M  Hilton, 
William.s  Wm  Case, 
Youn.ghusband  E,  homo, 
Yeman  Charles  C, 
Hoyt  Dr  B  R,     Detroit  Jiiactioti 

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De\'ere  I,  homo, 
E'.ving-  A,  alio, 
Gray  A,  homo. 
Palmer  Elmore 
Stone  Geo  L,  homo, 
Taylor  Wm,  alio, 
White  Martin,  alio,  ' ' 

Hoffman  ^V  H,  hom.o,  lUaniondale 
Hull  Tyler. 

Ri-gers  M,  Diamond  Springs 

Bacon  A  E,  ect, 
Cole  Theodore,  alio, 
Evarts  Henry,  ect, 
Smith  John  H, 
MacLean.  Daniel  alio, 
Curtis  C  J     Son,  ect, 
Kosdick  G  W,  homo, 
McMaster  H  S,  ect, 
Marr  Wa\  L,  alio, 
Prindle  C  P,  alio, 
Rovise  L  V,  homo, 
Wheeler,  alio, 
Breden  R, 
Stearns  S  S, 
Jackson  G  W,  alio, 
Mason  J  W,  alio, 
Wilcox'Merritt,  idlo, 
House  F  A,  alio, 
Bradlieid  'J'  D, 
Nilcs  Wm  H. 
Harris  J  L,  homo, 
Kanape  L  Si, 
Campbell  J  .\f,  alio, 
Clathn  Nelson  H , 
Ernst  I,  H, 
Giloert  lohn  P,  alio, 
Hall  J)  S,  alio. 
Hamilton  A  E, 
H«:sse  B. 
Hubbard  T  T, 
Kitchen  Samuel,  alio, 
Knapp  E  R,  homo, 
Krntzsch  Kii  hard, 
Liddell  M..rk  J,  ect, 
I,ut.'e  J  J, 
Mclnnes  A, 


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Ross  B  B, 
Rouse  J  S,  alio. 
Van  Dusen  A, 
V/heeler  M  M,  alio, 
Goo  iaie  H  A, 
Reeves  James  S, 
Thompson  J  A,  " 
Buntiiig  John  G,  alio, 

Eaton  Rapids 

De:tn  C  W,  alio, 
tiayden  ^l:  Mef.alf,  alio. 
Hyde  J  as  R,  homo, 
Knight  Amos,  a!'o, 
I.on^'  D  H,  homo, 
Wilkins  S  M,  alio, 
Wrighc  Albert  E,  alio,  Ecorse 
Mann,  ect,  Eden 
Kockwell  E  A,  Edenville 
William.s  S  C,  " 
Aldrich,  Edwardsburg 
S'.vectland  ct  Williams,  " 
Eniley  George  K,  al!o,E;k  Rapid-; 
Hou  c  I  W,  Ellsworth 
Marsh  J  W,  Elm  Creek 

Warren  I)elos  W,  • ' 

Chase  K  V,  rilo,  F:!>ie 
Giilam  S  E,  alio,  « ' 

Robertson  E,     •  ■  Emmett 

Cook  James,  Ene 
GiiTord  W  R, 

Thompson  T  J,  • ' 

Brewster  E  A  P,  alio,  Escanaba 
Grondin  Ci  M ,  " 
Smith  L  J,  alio, 
Tracy  J  H,  alio,  ' ' 

Di'.mond  Dan  L,  Evart 
Hepburn  R  C,  " 
Richardson  F.  S,  alio,  " 
NS'ili-cinson  J  W,  alio,  Evart 
Haydca  E  R,  homo,  Eureka 
Post  S  M,  alio,  " 
Grandy  F,  alio,  Fairfield 
Lavcrty  T  H,  alio,  " 
f  allass  S  S,  alio,  Fallassburg 
Moore  Joveph,  alio,  Farmington 
Root  Orlando  G,  homo,  " 
Woodm?,n  Eli,  alio,  ** 
Comstock  J  S.  alio,  Farmers  Creek 
Evans  Ephraini  i',  p'arwcil 
\S'irk\nson  Warren  G,  " 
Ilaine  W  J,  Fayette 
King  R  L,  ect,  Fenton 
Knapp  R  E,  homo, 
Pennington  B  F,  homo, 
Riker  C  E,  alio, 
Sue  Paul,  alio, 
Wixom  Isaac,  alio, 
McCuUoch  Thorn  is,  Fennvillc 
Lawrason  A  N,  .illo,  Fenwick's 
Race  W  alter  M,  ect,  bisher 
Lobdel!  K  W,  Flat  Rock 

Turner  Robert,  * ' 

Adams  A  1,  homo,  Flint 
Bates  N,  alio,  " 
Chapui  A  B,  alio, 
Cogshall  B,  alio, 
Curti>  J  1;  [',  alio, 
Eld  ridge  I  N.  homo 
Fairbauk  H  C,  alio,  ' ' 

Howlaud  G  W,  alio, 
Hurd  E  H,  alio. 
Malcolm  J  G.  «' 
Murray  R  N,  alio,  " 
Patnam  C  M , 

Wilder  E,  c'.t,  " 
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Howard  I-a.ic.  alio,  Howcrfield 
Thompson  Wm  C,  " 
Co-.pe  A  V,  Fiushlrt,; 
Phipps  John ,  hot ,  ' ' 

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Wvatt  Geo  W,  « « 

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Lawrasr.n  L  A,  alio.  Fowler 
Austin  A  S,  alio,  Fowlervilie 
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Curtice  R  M,  Lot,  Fremont  Center 
McXab  J  W,  alio. 
Manly  S  H.  alio. 
Calkins  W  A,  Frontier 
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Burrough.U  F,  alio,  Galesburgh 
Halbert  John,  alio,  ' ' 

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Phillips  J  M,  alio,  Galien 
Remhart  C  A.  alio. 
Smith  B  C,  alio, 
Wendt  C,  alio,  ' ' 

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Goodrich  C  B     A,  " 
Parrish  J  P,  hot  and  ect,  " 
Hill  Thos,  homo,  Gavlord 
Baldwin  M  F,  Gene-ceviik 
Town  W  B,  alio,  Uencva 
Hewitt  Nathan  B,  alio,  Gilead 
Chav.ncev  M  E.  ect,  Girard 
Ciizbe  S  H,  alio,  «« 
Fox  W  B,  alio.  Glass  River 

Stradlcy  A,  •  Glend^Ie 

Bulson  A  E,  alio,  Gohlcville 
Comstock  C  B,  " 
'I'homas  R,  ect,  •       '  • 

Howell  C  B,  Goo.irich 
Pengra  C  W,  •  • 

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Newcomb  I)  L,  alio.  Grafton 
Rice  Charles,  Grand  Blanc 

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Biggs  C  F  H.  Grand  Haven 

Marston  Ahmzo  W, 
Miller  Wm  E, 
Reynolds  J  N , 
Andrews  U'H,  alio. 

Grand  June 

Delaplane  B  F,  alio. 
Baugi  fman  D  W,  alio. 

Grand  Ledge 
Cnvey  C  J,  homo,  •  • 

avis  W  m  A ,  alio, 
Mrssenctr  S  S,  alio, 
Aiken  N  J.  spec,      Grand  Rapids 
Albright  loseph,  '(S 
Bailey  Adam  U ,  ■ 
Barnes  C  A,  *  1. 

Bcntuni  Jai  ob, 
I'liss  Zenas  E, 
Boise  Kup'^i'c, 
Botsford  Alvah,  homo, 
Brady  John, 
Brown  C  P, 
Cady  P.»ris, 
Camph'"il  ^^'ri, 
CAnipbell  Hume, 
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r   'vvler  Jehi:  N, 
Garlock  Alfred, 
Goadkoop  Gerritt, 
Gri^wold- Jo.-eph  B, 
Grove  J  as  F, 
Hazlewood  Arthur, 
Henderson  Chas  L, 
Hunt  De  Fore- a,  homo,  *| 
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McPhersoh  J  A, 
ALa.vim  Chas  H, 
Milicr  Gaylord  B, 
Taimer  Wm  H,  ect, 
Pasco  M  Henry, 
Peters  Ja»  D.  ect, 
Prindle  &  bowman,  homo  " 
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R ;  •  I  h  e  r  f  o  r  d  Francis, 
Saunders  Henry  G, 
Sa,unders  Wm  G, 
Seeiy  Lsaac  ect, 
Shepard  Chas, 
Sp..Udinp  Erasmus, 
Squires  Mrs  V/,  clairvoy, 
Stearns  S  S. 

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Stephenson  H  C,  horn;.., 
Stephenson  S  S. 
Ton>  Edu-  L,  alio, 
Tyler  C  A, 
Van  Kreveien  J)irk, 
Watson  Lewis  H, 
Whitlieid  H  A,  homo, 
Whitfield  I  J,  homo, 
Wi'iilams  J:is  A,  spec, 
Wilson  Bcnj, 
Wcodruir  Elmer, 
Woosier  Sam'l  R, 
I)av  Levi,  alio,  Grand vilie 

Smith  S  C,  alio, 
Weston  A  H,  alio, 
Raymond  M  H,  alio,    Gr.'.-s  l,akc 
W  iiislow  Ansel,  homo,         ' "' 
Spencer  G  M,  alio,  Grattan 
Downer  F  J,  Greenland 
Avery  J.  alio,  Greenville 
Bcnedi':t  T  M,  homo, 
Chalice  I-  V,  ect, 
Dowlman  Wni,  • 
Fish  v.,  homo, 
Gritf.tb  C,  ect, 
HerrLck  O  E,  alio, 
Lester  L  \\ 
ALirtiii  C  M,  alio, 
Morgan  Chas  F,  alio, 

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Nichols  A  \V,  all. \ 
Sheldon  C  S,  alio, 
FortierC  A,  Greenwood  Furnace 
Pcr'-'HS  O  n.  alio,  lladley 
Sir    r  J  P.  alio. 
V       ncy  I>  D,  alio, 
K     her  C  H,  001,  Hamdton 
Bazc  t  L,  alio,  "  , 

Gallagher  P  W,  alio,  Hancock 
Ma-i  m  G  M,  alio, 
P^rry  W  W  .  alio, 
Rhodes  I  M,  alio.  || 
Sliep.trd  A  A ,  alio, 
loMCS  O  y,  homo,  Hanover 
Van  Horn  A  L,  alio, 
Wtlson  1  A.  alio. 

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McPherson  J  B,  f-llo,  '  '^ 

V\'jl!iams  S  R,  analytic,  " 
Hayford  Win  M,  Hardand 
Brov.'n  E  F,  horr.o,  Hastings 
Burton  C  S,  homo, 
Drake  A  P,  alio, 
Russell  Chas,  alio, 
Russell  J  INI  ,  alio. 
Up  Joans  Wm,  alio, 
Woodmansee  >I  C,  ect, 
Wells  Vv'm  C,  homo,  Ha/el  Grove 
Savoy,  Hemlock  City 

J ohr  ^on  C  D,  alio,  Hersey 
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Hawiev  H  C,  Hesperia 
Weave'r  L  S,  "  - 

Bradley  Mi!:on  S,  al'o. 

Hickory  Corners 
E'liott  Jame.^  M,  alio, 
Lindslv  1  G,  Highland 
Case  George  B,  ect,  Hillsdale 
Faliev  John  W,  alio,  '\ 
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Schouten  Robert. A, 
Tin  da!  I  O  N,  alio, 
Wade  D  W  C,  alio, 
Chaddock, 
Blair  G  V»'.  alio, 
Collins  E  A,  alio, 
Hi.gby  James  W.  alio. 
Holmes  H  I,  eel, 
Lane  Wm  A,  alio, 
DaTling  W  R,  ect,  Hopkins 
Hanchctt  Augustus,  Horion 
Snyder  Isaac, 
Wi'iia.T.s  \\  A  S, 

Fi-dler  G,  alio,  Houghton 
Hat'enrefter  C,  alio, 
Overf.eid  A,  alio, 
Cha.>eS,  homo,         Howard  City 
Hudson  Edward,  eel, 
Snvder  W  H.  ect. 
Wells  Rev  Wm  C,  homo,  " 
Planck  Andrew,  alio,  Howell 
Hution  R  C,  alio, 
Hunting'tou  W     Son,  homo," 
Mills  W  J,  homo. 
Spencer  H  N ,  alio,  " 
Wells  NV  L,  alio, 

i'..^chelo,  J  H,  alio,  Hubbardston 
Browne  Henry  E,  alio, 
Cook  S  M,  homo, 
Hait  C  E,  alio, 
i  Robbins  J  j.  alio, 
1  Chapman  Geo  i<  Son,  alio, 
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;  French  L  C,  alio 

Minchin  1'  B,  alio, 
1  Rice  George  W,  alio,  ' ' 

'■■  Smart  A  R      Bro,  alio,  " 

Terry  I  >  V.  alio, 
'  P.rodeiir  A  1.,  Humboldt 
Dickinson  H  M,  ect,  Huron  City 
■  Hamilton  lames,  homo,  " 
1  Jones  F  B". 

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Verex  D  V,  alio, 
,  Cros>-  laco'>  A.  homo,  IinlayCuy 
Ion«sCfcornc  W,  alio,  " 
Lathrop  \\  m  H.  Inkstcr 
Allen  Thomas,  honnS, 
Arndt  ILipo,  alio,  " 
I'.nncs  H  H.  alio, 
lUyard  S  M  .^do, 
( ;unvlriini  F,  alio, 
Inslin  J  C.  a"o, 
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Can  111  lAmer«,  ect,  Iosco 
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Tvrell  C  C, 
Bi^elow  B  S,  alio, 
Marvin  C  W, 
Scott  W  D, 
Angell  A  D  L,  ect, 
Barnum  B,  alio, 
Bronson  Wm  I,  alio, 
Calvert  Wta  J,  homo, 
Chitcock  Gordon,  alio, 
Crawford  A  M.  ect, 
Davis  R  H,  alio, 
Gibson  Wm  A,  homo, 
Glasgow  R  D,  al'o, 
Johnson  Henry,  alio, 
Lewis  Chas  H,  alio, 
McLanehlin  Miar,  alio. 
Main  J  T.  alio, 
>Fintie  Alexander  E, 
Mitchell  J  L,  alio. 
Nims  D wight,  alio. 
North  John  D,  alio. 
Palmer  Wm  H,  alio, 
Peet  CC,  clairvoy, 
Phelps  O  S.  pHp,_ 
Price  Eieazar,  alio, 
Renyold.>  L  C,  homo, 
Schoti  Julius,  alio. 
Smith  Cyrus,  alio, 
Thomas  T'  hn,  hot, 
Thompson  Robert  C,  eel. 
Town  Samuel  P,  homo. 
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Hawkins  W  E,  alio, 
StCNcas  George  W,  alio, 
Warren  H  >L  -^Ho, 
Wisnei  L  R,  alio. 
Cornell  A  P.,  homo, 
Fincrso'i  I  F.,  alio, 
Fiskc  I  \V.  alio, 
Hnrd  H  M.  alio. 
l.ihii>on  1'  T,  cbirN  oy, 
'Palmer  Gcoryrc  C,  alio, 
I'o<  ler  Moses,  alio, 
Pr.ut  Foster,  alio, 
SiM      Partridge,  homo, 
Stilw^-n  W  T.  alio. 
Tr..iHh"y  ?  n,  .-xMo. 
Upjohn  \\  I;,  alio. 
H  oiohn  Miss  H  M.  alio. 
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Corneli  Vv",  ect, 
Kn  .w!es  I.,  I',  alio, 
Smith  Wiiharn, 
Fox  David, 
Pepooii  J  A, 
Gatick  1"  J,  homo. 
Carle  C  A,  j 
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Adams  C  O,  alio, 
Peckhani  Henry,  ect, 
Raines  John  AI,  alio, 
Wiii-ansun  \Y  H, 
Webster  C, 
Adr-riis  C  O,  alio, 
Clark  Wiiiiaai, 
Peckh?ru  ilcnry,  cc!., 
Rain.'^  John  M,  alio, 
Bruwn  John, 
Freund  Isidore,  alio^ 
Bhiley  Wm  M,  hom 
Bafiu ruft  A  A,  homo, 
BarthoLoiuew  Iratl,  alio, 
Bender  John,  ect, 
Burrh  C  P,  homo. 
Burr  E  B,  hr.aio, 
Guilford  GP,  alio, 
Hagadorn  J  Vv',  al!o, 
Hull  J  1;.  alio, 
Jelicries  Miss  A  J,  horno 
Bony  v ear  S  E,  horno, 
Mar"-«haii  Orvi!,  alio, 
rdiiler  \Vm,  ect. 
Nelson  Mrs  A  R,  hoino, 
N,■-•l^^ll  R  \V,  homo, 
Ranney  Geu  E,  alio, 
Schuyler,  alio. 
Shank  H  1'     S.in,  alio, 
Wehstcr  O  B,  alio, 
V.eUiiKjs  las  H,  alio, 
P>atclay  T  hi, 
Gregory  Gil,  hon  o, 
MoCairH,  alio. 
Nelson  A  R,  liomo, 
Si'.T.pson  S  A.  ect, 
Haskin  A  S, 
Rowe  S, 
Wi,'i;ins  O  H, 
McRinney  M  V  B,  ect, 
Thomas  (3  t  ,  ect, 
Voorhees  Wni,  .il'O, 
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Heywocjd  Rev  Hir.mi,  ec 
Kello;;j;  Walter  L,  alio, 
OTSricM  Dennis  C,  alio, 
Randall  Albert  t ,  homo, 
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Koon  C  E  .'^  S  J,  Lisbon 
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O'X-Jl  C,  alio, 
McCortney  J  C, 
V.'ajjner  Chn5, 
Wagner  Chas  M, 
Peckc-^  Mcl)..nnell, 
Suiith  J  H,  homo, 
l>iLiid.iss  E  X,  alio, 
Duud  iss  R  F,  alio, 
bhoris  P  P,  alio, 
Southv.-ortii  L  T,  alio, 
latman  J  C,  alio. 
Hutchison  Barzi'.la  M, 
K'illy  I>avid, 
Keiiy  John  A, 
Marshall  Andrew, 
Sn*.il  Lewis  A,  horno. 
Bailey  Jnhii  R, 
i'.urdett  G  W ,  ect, 
Howell  Geo,  alio. 
Wood  D  H,  ailo, 
Bigelovv  Edward,  ailo, 
Conkling  A,  alio,  Manchester 
Lyn'-ii  James,  alio  A, 
Munger  Martin,  ect, 
Mani,-er  M  E.  alio, 
Ellis  "L  S,  alio, 
Fi.-.her  6c  Mead,  rdio, 
Kinsley  John,  alio, 
Siqveland  T  O,  homo. 
Tower  O,  alio, 
Slawson  C  M, 
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HoUister,  alio, 

Kmpp  Chas,  honi'i,  " 
Sanhorri  R  H,  honiu,  " 
Carbine  H,  ?darcellus 
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i'orter  R  B,  ailo,  Marengo 
McT.-ig,i:art  John  E,  alio, 

Marine  City 
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Hitchcock  T  W,  alio, 
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Cornell  W  B,  alio, 
McKirath  Charles.  aMo, 
McElrath  Rol.'ert,  alio, 
Buohnuin  Amas  ivi ,  alio, 
i;ristol  Smith  H,  alio,  ' ' 

Mather  Cyrus,  Parshal!  ville 

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Clark  G  11,  homo. 
Dibble  Le  Roy, 
Dunning  E  B,  alio, 
Hathaway  Wm  B,  alio, 
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Thomas  J  A ,  alio, 
Dockry  W  E,  alio, 
Hcrrin,^t(ni  J  H  ,  alio, 
Hcrrington  T  A, 
Barrows  D, 
Parton  D, 
Marshall  Lconidas  M,  Perry 
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Chaddock  W  H,  alio 
Jones  Layfcfte,  alio, 
Lawbaugh  A  J , 
Holden  H  S,  ect, 
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Beiglc  L  N, 
llowman  J  1>,  alio, 
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P^iwers  J  S, 
Whithcck  MissT, 
WhitbeCK.  V  iV  J. 
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Krit/.er  H  I ,  C' t, 
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Bennett  Daniel  M,  hcmo,  " 
Farnuni  J  K,  alio,  " 
Fir.ster  Frederick,  hom.o, 
Kibbee  Jared,  alio. 
Mill;  Hiram  R  ,  alio, 
Northrop  M,  alio, 
Parker  George  J,  alio, 
Parker  Samtiel  S,  alio, 
Reed  Peter  W ,  ect, 
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Stock  well  Cyrus  M,  alio, 
Tibbils  E  P,  alio. 
Woodward  Charles  M,  ?llo. 

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Barna.-d  J  M,  ert, 
Beers  ^[  B,  alio, 
Hugcs  Wm  M,  nllo, 
Lee'F  G,  alio, 
Smith  C,  homo,  ' ' 

Lr.op  I  M,  alio.  Port  Sanilac 

Oldticld  A  M,  alio, 
Palmer  F  C,  Pottcrvillr 
McLav  D,  Prarieville 
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Marsh  F  K.  spec,  Quincy 
Woods  Richard,  " 
Hull  Henry,  alio,  Ravenna 
Bria  1  James,  alio.  Reed  City 
Swectiand  C  H,  alio,  " 
Wilson  M,  Reese- 
Hirschman  T  S,  Republic 
Truax  I  G, 

Smith  Wm  H,  ect,  Richfield 
R mkin  John  M,  Richland 
Ctieeson  Ii.'»n'Hj,  alio,  Richmond 
Lenox  L  Johnson,  alio,  *' 
Reed  Orange  B.  alio. 
Yost  Geo  L,  alio, 
Lnrcc  D  W.  alio,  Ridgcway 
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Physifirtns  ftiirl  Sargeons. 
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H.^rvevjns,  Romeo 
Lettte  Albei  t  E,  alio, 
Tiisori  Philo,  ailo, 
Derby  S,  homo, 
Feiciii'a!!  Heury, 
Grnn.:;er  M  rs  A, 
CAerAcr  C,  alio, 
Lath)'.p  If  K,  alio, 
Dispenr.ctt  A  J , 
MiLxficid  J  G, 
Plarber  O  P,  alio, 
Burnhaia  N  G,  homo, 
Davi-;  1.)  A,  homo, 
Fuerbringer  G  K,  hotuo 
Herii.;  E  A,  alio, 
Lee  Newton  D,  alio, 
Ostroni  S  C  J , 
Piessner  M  C  T,  alio, 
Rinehart  ;il!o, 
Sin.ill  Sidnev,  alio. 
Smith  1  N,  alio, 
White  John  B,  alio, 
Ca^e  Henry, 

R  S, 
Haip.iUon  A  D, 
Haini!t')n  H, 
Burger. Chas  F,  alio, 
Cornell  Geo  L, 
Gilbert  Solomon,  alio, 
Paln;,er  Geo,  alio, 
Ward  Geo  J ,  alio, 
Corbin  Gilbert  E,  alio, 
Fasqule  Louis,  alio. 
Havens  V.'m,  homo, 
Hi  a  ASH,  alio, 
josliu  O  C,  bot, 
Vv'iggip.s  Andrew  J,  ect, 
Ferris  A  M,  alio, 
Roberts  Emmett,  alio, 
Scott  A  H  jr,  alio, 
Webster  A  K,  alio, 
Baidv.-in  I  R, 
Bradley  P  J, 
Branch  H  E, 
Chee>cman  A  R, 
Kr  niicdy  Stiles, 
Lutes  C  H, 

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Chandicr  Sauuiel,  alio. 
Hall  Daniel,  alio, 
Hail  Kleazer,  alio, 
Watson  Henry,  ect, 
Lauderdale  G  W, 
Striihle  J  J, 
LudiiiLTtTn  J  H, 
Jones  A  P  C,  alio, 
iM  iinch  C,  ect, 
Cook  I  H,  ect, 
Hoy  \V  T, 
Mau  Ray,  ect, 
Scbirikc  E  H, 
Stiinson  H  H  Sou, 
Wri,;:ht  E  B,  alio, 
King  J  H  'I',          Sank  Ste  Marie 
Lyon  O  B, 
Brigt;s  J  VV  alio, 
Fox  U  in,  alio, 
Van  Vleck  G  W,  ect, 
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Jud^on  J  B,  homo,  ' ' 

Vaughn  Julius,  Springville 
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Corey  A  L,  alio,  Stanton 
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McLean  D  A,  alio, 
Rannev  H  B,  ect, 
Terrill'W  S,  ect, 
Daly  W  H,  Stanwood 
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Brown  H  E,  hotno,  Stockhridge 
Williams  I  C,  alio, 
Douvjlass  R  F, ,  alio,  Stony  Creek 
Hurlbuit  David,  alio,  Sturj;i3 
K.in^  Ira,  homo,  ' ' 

Packard  Nelson  I,  alio. 
Putney  L  S,  alio. 
Thornton  T  F,  alio,  ' ' 

Van  Vleck  V  H,  homo, 
Walker  A  L,  Sunin)it 
(iates  A  W,  Sunfield 
Dayton  LH,  Sinnner 
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Parsons  \\'  H.  :j11o,  Sylvan 
Bailey  D  S,  alio.  Sylvester 
Catlin  Suuuel,  alio,  Tccums-rh 
Fisher  WmC, 

Hamilton  I  S,  alio,  '* 
House  R  B,  homo, 
Jenkins  IF. 

"Kincaid  Rubt,  ect.  " 
Patterson  M  A,  alio,  *• 
Colcrick  A  E,  ect,  'l'cknn>hA 
Howard  A  B,  ect. 
Wnrrcn  F  A,  homo,  " 
Caulkins  John  S,  ThornviUe 
Pea^ilee  f,. 

Churv.hil!  O,  ThrerOak> 
Grcvrn.imvri  J  D, 
\[cCo)l  A  W. 
Soverci,: n  F"  F, 
Speeco  J  \V, 

Backus  C  W",  alio,  Three  Rivers 
Caldwrll  (  R, 

( irahaiii      P.,  homo,  ' ' 

Hiw.inicn  I,  eot, 
Ikelcr  Win  .M.alio, 


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Stevens  L  S,  a!:o,  ' ' 

^'e;■non  Ion,  alio, 
-dark  S  M,  alio. 
Jenkins  A  K  .  alio, 
Tripp  J  D,  alio,  " 
Harvey  A  W,  Tompkini 
Higbee  N  L,  " 

A.  sh:cn'&  Rnecland,  ado. 

Traverse  City 

Wrifrht  S  S,  alio, 

>inz  M  V,  Trent 
C^rletonWm,  alio,  Trenton 
Church  G  W,  alio,  Trufants 
Laman  Daniel,  Twin  Lake 

KayA^M,  Tvre 
DuHois  Saihuel,  alio,  Unadi'ia 
Rhodes  E  C.  alio, 

B.  ,>ughton  A  J.  bot,         -  Union 
P.jlnand  C  S,  alio,  " 
Baker  Timothy,  homo, 

L'nion  City 

B'.o-Dmheld,  homo, 
Darr.els  L  R,  homo, 
Kwers  H  F,  aho, 
Fit7;jeraid,  alio, 
Haie  A  B,  alio, 
Sherk  Edward,  bot, 
Twiss  Edv.'ard,  alio, 
Wellman  J  D,  alio, 
Gronger  Geo  H,  Unionvilie 
Brownell  Wm,  alio,  Utica 
Ds  vis  G  M  F,  ect,  " 
Knight  P  A,  alio, 
Pr.iiilps  H  H,  alio,  Vanda'ia 
Osborn  Leander,  alio,  " 
Thorp  A  L,  ect,  " 
V.-ri^'ht  J  S,  ect, 

Brockwav  H  A,  alio,  Vassar 
Davis  Lewis  C,  alio,  " 
Johnson  Wm,  alio,  " 
I.ewis  F  Stanton ,  alio  " 
Nunn  J  R,  homo,  " 
Clapper  M  J,  Veutur.i 
Sculley  M  C,  alio,  Vernon 
Green  P  L,  alio,  Veriuontvillc 
Lane  C  J,  ect. 

Farm c  n t e  r  Vv' ,  alio ,  ' ' 

Char^manOW,  Vicksburg 
Hir.'N  A,  alio. 
Smith  E,  homo,  " 
Hollister  Isaac  T.  Victor 
Hnz-ard  Stanton  F..  WacousU 
NLr.tzer  Seymour  A,  * 
Kiine  Wia  H, 

Briggs,  Wakcshma 
Towler, 

Hovt  Jas  M.allo,  Wallcn  Lake 
Foreman  Frank  M,  Walton 
Vktes  Albert,  Washington 
Yate>  James,  alio,  W.r.cr»ord 
(Vuiglev  A  A,  Waterloo 
Robinson  S,  Water vlict 

Tucker  B  B. 

Waldcn  S  D.  " 

Black  R  D,  WatrousMl!« 

l>cnnis  f  D,  homo, 

Morris  Richard ,  * ' 

Vndrews  Henry  C,  ect.  Wayl*nJ 

B.ill  James,  cct. 

Graves  |ohn,  homi\  " 

1 urncr 

Collar  Akxander.  alio.  \\«vnc 

Converse  J  W,  ect. 

Curti":  Warren  I»,  .\!lo, 

F!':     -M-  Ir.  W.  ..;  '  ; 

M    :  :  :  -  Ml  Thi-im  i>. 

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j  Mjgill  Win  K.  alio,  *' 
'  Ran.lall  Isaac  K..  alio,  "  ^ 

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Preston  I , 
E^.ri  Chas, 
Carr  G  H,  homo. 
O^ylord  Chas,  alio, 
Johnson  J  K,  aiio, 
Muner  Zcrai\, 
><![on£on  Heinrich,  a.''0, 
Black;r.sr.  E.  cct.    White  Pigeon 
?.Ur.digo  J  W,  alio, 
M-j.ru:i  D  S,  «llo,        V-  Cite  Like 
flobertson  C  G,  s-lio, 
johr.eop  A  M,  Whtrc  Rock 

btevens  '  , 

Snich  ¥/,  uV.o,       V/hitmore  L-i.<o 
Co  id  M,  a  Ho,  Wi.iiamston 
DefendDif  J.'homo, 
Ls'iiA  j  A  ,  alio, 
Reve!i?.uf;h,  aiio. 
Turner  C ,  liilo, 
Cousin D  Vv  ,  homo, '.Villi'. 

Forrj  v/B,  • 

McK^'e  Otis, 

"Hrcwster  t>jwar<i,  ect.  Winficld 
Bce.be  Gustus,^  _  Wixon*. 
Carpenter  G  il,  h-^n-io, 

Woodiand  Center 

Ki^p- trick  D  B. 

Linkletrer  D,  homo, 

Tr=.gmond  H,  alio, 

Divii  G  O, 

Os-c.ir  Scbocf, 

Ch*-isri:».n  E  P,a!!o, 

Day  A  V/,  alio, 

Oakley  F  M.  alio, 

Ashley  C-<lvia  F, 

Bi^t^s.'e•l  Edu-ard,  hcrno, 

Garry,  Srnltn&  Dodion, 

HaU  W  H, 

Harris  C  T, 

J.  far  tin  Vv  H  C, 

Owen  F  K, 

PattisoQ  Wm, 

p->5t  D  A. 

Thomas  H  S, 
■  Tn.omas  i:  Hall, 
"  Yost  George  L, 

Hendry  G, 


}.Ioor5  &  Cuppagc.  Jac'^sos: 
Hesiiiey  Cta*  &  Co,  Tecu^r.seh 

Pi£taro6  rmi  pictura  Frumefi. 

Conkiirx  C  A,  Adrian 

Ann  Arbor 
BaitJe  Creek 


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WiriSiov/  Bros, 
Rust.E  G, 
Wright  W  S, 

Shannon  &  V.'ils-Mi,  Bav  City 
Ryder  G  E,  Ccl abater 

Argeli  Georgi  'R,  Detroit 
AsiClcy  Edgar  ?, 
HciTO  George, 

a  li  f a  r.  n     h  as , 
Levi  L'rbaris'viy, 
lY-yo-n  A  F,  E  Sagina^?-- 

ni  i  t  a  v  . 
Gcfcbei  H  "M      Co,  Graud  Rapids 
I  Pat':er.  L  E, 

j  Wondwcir -i  P  G  &  Co,  ' 
j  Pratt  &  Whipple.  Jackson 
i  Richardson  ec  Alien,  Kai.iniazoo 
'  L-wis  James  M.  Midland  City 
lie  >.  '.y  Perley  S.  Musicejon 
'  Murray  John,  " 
Ro.-k  vve!!  Albert  E,  Northvj'.le 
Chope  Tho:.'-5,  Pontiac 


j  WHOLESALE 

Drv  Goods. 

DETROIT,  MICH, 


A  fj'i  and  complete  as- 
sortmsnt  ths  en+ire  season. 


Steers  Joha  H, 


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(Sec  also  Iron  Manufacturers.) 
Letts  C  E  &  Co,  Detroit 
pltttn  n  J  E, 
"  WaUer^^W&Co, 
Wyandotte  ;  A/iggr  Bros, 


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De.Hiers.) 

Detroit 


Johnson  cc  Robe, 
:  King  B  F. 
j  Kfrip  S:  Long-, 

White  &  Neifus, 
i  Pc  den  A  A  ci  Co, 
i  HTynesJane-, 
i  Ke.iy  &  Psl:r.ateer,< 
i  Atkins  cc  C)'t, 

Star rett  H ^-nry, 
1  Winch  J  B. 
I  Ri  h  ires  D  C, 
i  Rcby  Jrme.:. 
CuivcT  1)  S:  Bros, 
Gihbs  D  i-  Co, 
Ba;v:cck  H  B, 
Erady  C  J  &  Co, 
Dewey  J  &  Son, 
Diiboii  S:  Keller, 
Japes  John,  ^ 
Po.-3e:i'.is  Adospb, 
Ros.«  D  A  S  Co, 
Tcgeler  Chas, 
Potter  G  N, 
I  Tv.dd  M  &  Co, 


Charlrtte 
Cheb-ygan 

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Chisani.ng: 
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Pianos  aad  Organs, 
Stebbins  F  R,  Adrian 
Koha  J  B. 


Timnv  E  P 


Allegan 

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Wri;'htJ  \V^lrron,      Battle  Creek 
SawJrv  R  C.  Coldwater 
Jac(;tiera  -.in  Wm  fmnfr),  Det^roit 
Sleph'"n5  Roe,  " 
Whitney  C  J  &  Co, 
Bullock  R  D,  East  S.-'ginaw 

Hirst  ES,  Fcn;on 
Pullock  R  D,  Grond  Rap  ds 

Robinson  G  A , 
Foster  Alphcus  P, 
Spencer  David  H, 
f.a.  gcr  H  Bros, 
Bullock  R  D. 
Hol.-n<-s  Si.  Thayer, 
Powers  Kiifus, 
P.rd  MrsG  B, 
Warren  L  C, 
Pepper  Wm  J, 
Cavk'thorn  N, 


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Marf^hall 
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Pe  w.imo 
F^onti  «c 
Port  Huron 


Picture  Fraiin«  >]  inufactiircr^. 

Cosijrove  Wini.ini,  ^  Detroit 
Harijrcaves  Mnf"<  Co, 
LaiircH'^c  Lcon  ird  iN:  Co, 
Piclcr  1  h'-odore  i?:  Co, 
Warren  AdJrrlcy, 
\*'kJuiod  C  D  a:  Co, 


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A!e:r  R  A  et  Co. 
Farlin  Charles  D, 
Moore  ^t  Alx-^r, 
P.itrick  Wm  S, 
Brewer  A  P, 
Gam  r.l e  H  y. 
Gamble  j ohn, 
O  A-en  John  G, 
Riplev  Hy  C, 

Ketcham  P  H  &  Co,  Sijiaaw  City 
Turccr  Charles, 

rianiys:  Milltu 

(f5;c  also  Sash,  Door  and  Blind 
Manulacturcrs.) 

Maxwell  .'c  Co, 

C'o'^ad  ^:  McGregor, 

Carle  Fred, 

j3n-<  D  G  v<t_Co, 

Xciferi  Frank, 

Bra-y  8:  CI  rk, 

len-!ing%  t  r  W, 

GehhartS:  Thonap.'ion, 

Suth.^rland  Geo  G, 

JrnntfS  I  N'  f";  Co, 

Mason,  Rathbura  &  Co, 

Battle  Creek 
;  Carney  Thomas  Bay  City 

■  John-ion  oc  McKay, 

Lamont  Nf, 

Smith  F  B, 

Perry  v*^:  Kcnr-rdv,  r.»n?oni.i 
Ho^vc  ShiM-rr,' Berrien  Sprinj* 
Hudnutt.  Hjir.k&  Hrnd-rs>n, 

Hii?  Hapid* 

^t-rrv;^  r>.  Bndue-.ott 

Smith  Ceo:  Br»^hton 
,  Revn.^ids^:  Fowler.  Bron^on 


Ad-ian 
Albion 
Alcona 
Alcon-iC 
AIlcEan 
Allcyion 
.A 'ma 
Alpena 
Argentine 
Attica 


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l^raKr  Geo- c;c  H, 
Howell  v*;:  Al<-, 

[  BicWhaii  Jacob, 


Cambria  Mi^S 


Caro 
Ca^'«opolis 
Cedar  bptiti^t 


Mas-ju.   Defeadorf  S: 

Armstrong,  " 
Hunt  &  W  heeler,  Du-idee 
Cole  A  D,  ta.^le 
ColeMaa  Bros,  Easttr.anv.ile 
Ree\efi  &  H  inborn.      East  Milan 
St.^r  Bending  Co. 
East  Sa2ina\v^Mii:g  Co,  Eba-ici*- 
Edwards     Co,  '" 
(Ifrin.Tiii  Kdvvard,  " 
Hoyt  Jesse.  " 
Linton  &  Frost,  " 
P'air  E  W,  •  E'm'c 

Beardslcy.  GiUies  &  Cc,        h  "Ut 
1  BnUMck  F, 
'KddyJ. 

i  Tucker  &  Sweet,  Fowle-vU.e 
'  Wakefield  L  S,  Frankfort 
i  Muldc^  K,  Fremont  Center 

i  Th  -n)p'=oa  Isaac,  Fi'e  Lake 

:  Strcctt-r  &  Hix*c-i,    Grard  Lege 
:  Clark  G  rdner  B,    Gracd  Rapic* 
i  ;  tipple  Chas  W. 
!  Kendall  Jos  F*:  Co, 
1  Tu-ner  Jf."  Stanbcrg,  GreT.\M.le 
1  Mills  A  1>.  Had  ev 

i  Morlee  &  Olds.  Kiiuock 
i  Frecm.-.n  A  A  v\.  Scs,       H  never 
Webster  G  D.  Hc^prna 
I  Can-.pbell  E  C     C^,        H  I  s.-'ale 
Verbeek  H  W  ^t  Co.  Ko  ard 

Hcr>l<jns  H  L,  Kcir.er 
K.ibv  Wm,  *' 
Hc\^cy  R,  li^^i* 
I  Wateihurv  O  C  k  Co. 
I  Prnnctt  .*s:  Wood*,  Jackjoa 
!  Cents  John  F. 
'  Cuttiss  Phi!o  J. 
Hcvser  M>le.v  vS:  Co, 
HorW  i^i  Bieykfr.  ^  Kalamaio© 
HoUer.I.ovise  J  vV  C<\ 
I  vler  »*t  Turnrr,  "  . 

'  Gay  AW.  ^ 
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\ilC!iIGAN  STATS  CAZETTEHR 


■'  CcT-rinusd. ) 
W?r?sv,--:,rLh  Co, 

Turtle  «  Gregory, 

Grout  &  iavior. 
Cox  t, 
Avery  EW,^ 
M  a.-  on  v'i  E  .Icsr, 


I  spcer 

/  4 


Lawtoo 
Lock,  wood 


Siirf  Kraif.-.s, 
Bu&h  &  Chap  11. 
V/eather-on  C'.ias, 

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Whi:a.creM  j  &  Sot-.,  i 
Maple-  Kapids  j 

Wonsey  Jr/nn  A,      •  Ma-T-.t  City  j 

E-igerion  F  &  C'^,  .'larshaii  j 

2vl.irkhara  Geo  B, 

p:^ir^,^  E, 

V7ii:i2ui5,  Corsett      Co,  | 


Me'-ior!:ii':;ee 


Cor  anna 

i  G's;-.d'R?.r;c5P.ai:'ir'Co, 
i  Grancviile  P:a5-£.'  Co, 
j  i  j  y  ■  c  r  6C  .>i.  c    c  y  n  i 
Whits  G-^o  H  it  Co, 
Grand  River  Valley  Planter 
Cx),  ^  -- 

Grandville  Pb.stcr  C 
B:'b.ock  X  r-.^  HI: 
H-.iir  ■ig'tc::  l-  I. 
Barnard  V/m  T, 
llco-  A  i^Tn_  L, 
Wail'Jorf  f", 
Dewey  &.  Sc".«A.-art, 
Orv-.i  J;-mei  C, 
Staiston  S, 


Cooley  £  F, 
l.crii^jLdA/ard  R, 
Sheeaar.  D  &.  Ero, 
Albinson  Ja::Le=  n, 
Vv'a;ker  s.  zf.ic'a, 
-  BjIz  AJovs, 


N  iles 
Port  Hurca 


Spri 


Grardville 

aad  Statioa 
H  •r.ar.d 
K  o  vc  i 
Lvcns 


P.r.p  Corn. 
'•Wholesale.) 
Case  Jcha  vV  &  Co,  Grand  R-p'.ds 


Pork  as^  B'-^f  Pai"^?r*. 


Kerne 


>n  i  Co, 


A -rian 
Dc'.ro.t 


Rives 


Rcart'.s  G=^  Vv'.  ::.Ii ji-f.d'Cicy  1  Sanths  S:  bt^rd, 


O'CiSO 

p(ini  i  ic 
F.et;se 

Wsaona 


Dcwling  H  P  &  Co, 
Beiolel  &  J, 


A  n  1  r  i;  s  S  e p h  e  n  ^^' , 
Do  "  ~  ' 

B 

Wiite'T  Bros, 
Grant  T:ios  B  &  Co, 
^Vl[son  Goodyear, 
.  Le  .v.;v  i  i, 
M.irsor  ;z  Kri-ght, 
Holley  Hanfor  j, 
Christer.ien  ]  C  &:  Co, 
Re:>d  Ge-.. 
,  Pi:'mer  Ker'.rion  S, 
Hopkins  8c  Son, 
?.iofc  fi:  Clapp, 
,  Mison  WK.iatciJO-a, 
Lewis  I  N , 
V'-ck  &■  Sr,n,^ 
Fj:tcr>cn  ^  O, 
Hei'.>ch^  H iibert, 
Eerend  Augustus, 
IIo%-arQ  &  ;)0-T,  • 
Lewis  &  LcuzcTi. 
Nif-holsife  Barrard,^ 
5  c  h  c  r  rr.  e  -  h  c  r  n  '«\'  re.  S , 
Sour.ds  E;ias, 


Montague 
Muir 


■on 


W^rnnx  R  H  x  C'^, 
AadisO'.i  ^  R.>Aiey, 
Ci..r<  "I'v'nt  fi, 
F.l  l-edre  i^:  Orr, 
Kiihba-d  &  fox, 

Wiili'.T-lS  J'lfr-, 

Sa*'in  Siauord, 
Pa: ton  &  Srr.itb 


Nirvana 
Xorris 
Xunica 

O  V.  OiSO 

Ox  Bow 
Par^ia 
Pavv  ?2-.v 
Pt-r.'.-.vatci- 
Pierscn 
PUinv-cll 
Por.tiac 
'.  Pcrt^H.aron 

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"PoiterviUe 

■  Rc-sdCity 
P.  tcsc 
Rockt'nrd 
'  Sa^zburj; 
Sana  La:tc 
S-i-.-ariac 
SJutiby 
She  r  •vood 


Plastt^it-r?.  Oraameoliil. 

Austin  Ed.T.o.rd.  Detroit 
Haoly  Geo  ci;  ero, 
Rc'  erts      S;  ns,  ' ' 

McGon  John,  Kalamazoo 

Piarc  f;is>s  ^Inuifactnri'rs. 
American  Plate  Giai.5  Co,  Detroit 

PiOTv  '51a  a  u.^'i'" hirers. 
Bc.Tient  E  &  Soa,  Lansing 
■  Cicui h  Geo  L, 
Frer.ch  Chas  M, 
Lord  i^a"  , 


o  s'y  John  &■  Co,    .   .  ^ 
Kamn-ionn.  SLar.dish  cc  Co,  " 
pjrker.  Wi  .^rd  i  Co, 
Bar.  by  S.  E  Sariia-A- 

Huber't  Frederick^  "* 
.Stirsel  &  Fro. 

B^echcr  r'-mam,  _  _  Fr.^t 
^-"'iinti^v  fni.'non*  R,  G'd  R  r  ds 
Carter  j  G  il-  G  W,  U.kicn 
Fea-ce  Pi  bard,  Kaiairaroo 
L.avl.cn  M  A,  Nilcs 


i  renton 

WatiT-cd 
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  South  Fiaveu 

Wa;'ace,  Ti:cr.:p!on  at 

Patterson  David,     '.  Spriric:  Lake 

J  i  y  lUi  i  Ci 

Clark  S:  F.hir.iSinith  Ljnibvr  Co, 

■;  Sta!"'tod 

Stantcr.  PlanincT  Co,  "  . 

Jaccb.%  Brci.  ■  Stijrcii 

Griic.  Dennis  &  3ro,  TaixasCity 

S!  vyici,  Fei  ly  Co, 
I'enip'.c  , 


CllAtt^•c  P..-u!, 


«  t 

"Tekoasha 

A.raold.  VCVl-cz  5i  Co. 

Three  Rivers 
Burnett  S:  Rir''ey.       Union  City 
■Mojcnead  D  B, 
Fifir;ld  iv.  Son , 
Arnt'id      Cat  in. 
H  irnmopdc^-  Milir.r, 
Sickens  i  Ikib-O'ik, 

lairi'-is- L'-.ithci  t.'o,  Detroit 

V'l;i''«»'r  ysWU  nti<!  Ofji^^r^.^ 
(Sic  Alio  Linic,  Plaster  ..nd  Ce- 
ni'-iit.) 

Smith.  Pi  ilar.l  .v  Co,  M.tb^stcr 
Prare  &  Giilfit,  l^y  City 


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Field  S:  H.!T:t,  Ann  Arbor 

Waliher  Albert.     '        Bay  Ci:y 
Laforce  jcsiah  R,         Co  cvatrr 
Alexander  AG,  Deirou 
Blac^-v.c.:d  Mylne, 
Ca"'--ror.  !obn, 
D  e  t  r  c  i  I  M'-- :  a  1  .  a  d  Fl  -  znVi  p  S 
Works,  ^ 
F«-?i;sor.  S  ^l'  Co, 
G  ubby  JaiT.<.s, 
Iiolir.er>  i  V.'el'Sfor, 
Kallenb-ich  P  J, 
]-.ei:"cr  Son, 
Krarr.er  ?;  5ie'_ner, 
Lane  i-auvuel  G, 
LovctL  Stephen  W, 
McDwnald  L, 
M-.i:  A-an  .V.  jcn, 
Mcln:yrcJ  M. 
Pudderoo:  i.  Ma"i\)«l, 
Qul::lfey  joha, 
Keiiiy  Jobr, 
,  Reynolds  Wai, 
I  R ji.t  C.'ai. 
I  Ross  K  H, 

I   R  llt~CT>-  \. 

j  Snrli  S  C. 
'  Sn'.uvan  Dennis, 
I  Wai<h  R, 

l-Westawa^'  Taxes,  " 
I  Wh.tin? 

i  SfiHS;n  ^:  Fridjcman,  E  Sajiniw 
1  ra.-krr  T  I.  _  Flint 

,  Sanfcrd  Henry  C  s  Co. 

firand  ITaven 

Smeth'irs?  Jjs  A. 
S  T\iih  f  iK^»  Co, 
Voiii  W  I  Ce. 
Po'.an  .1  1". 
Mxirr.iy  }'';hn. 
Wirir  John,' 
T">.;raaa  Tbc», 
Hawkios  So  *-ar«i. 


Bvrr=s  Robert, 
Gilleti 

Gnr.dl.'ch  Fred, 
Uahl  Gierke, 
bA.\  A.ie.v, 
K.ankc  i  i;u:  er, 
S:haack  Chriit.an, 
Shulte  Ci»7'r, 
Krenter  Peter. 
Rjcolph  Ferd.cand 
Van  Rlptn 
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Ei;;  Leaver 
Charloite 
Gold"*  aier 
Dee-Crctk 
Dct.'Oit 


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Fentnr. 
Clayciet:,  Flat  Rock 


Lancaster  Dav:d, 
Lcve:ifc-od  P'te'i 
Uiern^.arkc  Ta:cb. 
Meiiacr  &  VoiS, 
:ii:ler  Wjr-, 
Fetters  Gj.stavi:*, 
Sa^rraan  ;c  V.atoa. 
Gat:kier  Pbi'lo, 
Kel>-cr  He=r:-, 
Hons  Rv.dr.iph, 
:.i05t  Adam, 
Nu'r.er  iicnry. 
H:.ycs  Jarn..!.  E, 
F-icba: di  C  A, 


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I  Wii  irrrs  V."n. 
I  !orii  PDitery  Work.*, 
'  Elton  T.xT.es  K. 
LiDyd  Wc.:.>C'0*'t, 


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r.i-.irM  Mirquctt? 
Wether  ec  Geo  C  Co 
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PrlrvUrs.  I'.owk  «n«!  Jolv. 
fSee  al""^  Ncutpaptrs."^ 
Applet  uc  »v:  Ft  e, 

A  1  6.  Co.  . 
Hart  L.-.rtj, 
!a.:kson  br..*.  Ab«^9 
Ki-hervv;  Kotinc.  Ann  Ar^^r 
Cbrcni.;-.  rnr.t;3;  A^soc'S- 

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Sellers  L  M, 
Robin  sen  Geo, 
I3agg  Aiber  i  W  , 
B,irzyn^ki  juhn, 
Cl'lT  Jobci  Vi.', 

Diircit  Free  i^eis, 
D->Kr.n  Richaid, 

Gulley  O  S, 

losiui  C  cs:  Co. 

Tribune  Pi'nang  Co 

.  Ostler  Vn'i-i  S, 
SwLob;T  Emii, 
Swai;  \'''U\  xi; 
Fhonips^'i  ''•^  "1  ^ 
Tribune  Pririti^tc  Co, 
■i'rc)svbr''ig.t  L  H, 
UxT.'.o:i  T'>b  Frir:-ing  Cf, 


Ced.ir  Srjrin'^i  '  Schu'ler  Anam, 

Cheboygan  ■  M'lpi'-r.  Loiiain, 
etroit    inj'-i»  ja-'^P'^''» 
:  Packer  B  H, 
^  Carc::r  .k  Maltby, 
'  Licile  J-^s^ii  i  Co, 
!  VounjT  C  Co, 
i  Koli  :iid  E, 

;  Burns  Jus, 
j  \Vood%vork  John, 

!  iTpcr  C  J, 
■  Eurilei  Rogers, 

t  ish  Welconi-e  V  , 
I  H-axne  Bros, 
I  S  ixion  H  ir:iru, 
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I  Lord  Herry  W, 
Civde  !  Smith  JohivM, 
Co;d-,va-cr  i  Tr.y.or  Frcccaan, 
Cclon  :  V,"a!:cr  Mark, 


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Holder"  J ar" es 
Rogei  i  A  H> 

Cr.Tp^.-nier  K  G?-rrier,- 
God-Air.  Orlant;:  H,^ 
Grand  lv"j.'id$  E  igie, 
Grand  Kapids  Tunc 5, 
Har-v  '--V e ! CO  rr.e  V\  .  •  - 
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Nienhar.dt  _C>i  l, 
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Do\J?lti4  j  iJrcnvn  H.  , 

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Evart    Pes-rsi-ll  D  £, 
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Dbcci  Shepacd  ilii.     15  E, 


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Dow^glac  }  Piobart  T^ms?, 
'  Smiih  D  E, 
Drayton  Pliin^  ;  V.'oodwonh  O. 

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i  Turner  Vi-, 
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l:.y  Cirv  1  Fi.rsou  &  Beahan, 
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Mrn;s:ee  ^  t' >sb  Ed-.v;r., 
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M'-rcJCt:'!  1  Collins  Albert, 
'  ^Lcinonis  i  C-i  json  &  \Vttherb'>c, 
MendfTi  i  Lcy^ter  A, 


i-Rarrls  Tho.s  B 
Van.  Dyne  P  B., 
Wesk?  Lon  5, 
Verity  &  Brown, 
Thoa-ipvjnE  S  i  Co, 

Tiaie"!  r.nd  S'.^ndard, 
Crary  &  Burt, 
Peikins  C  £, 
RiriJieA,- 
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Kur'or.  FV, 

bll'^bf."'  GiO^' 

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ff:^?'^^'f*  '  Jsckscc  Pulp  Co. 
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?n.l  Ciry  ■  Pa.^e  ^k"^Vw3^^., 
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I  Do-.v:i-e  D, 
Kudson  ;  Chiir^h  L), 
nilay  Ci:y  ;  "i^^'-^^  ritveritock, 

jHckson  '  Mi'^'^-T  C  Ctbon, 


Doa?h:y  I  R 

Herxiu , 

Strong  O, 

Cook  1:1  B, 

K-ryis  G  ror^e  W  , 

P?.rk  E  K, 

Pel  bun  H  -M, 
Pontile  G^.tctte  Co, 
Sautter  John, 
Ch-itfec  A  H  &  Co, 
Cooper  C  E,  ^  ^ 
CbAuin  Cha*  T, 
B;r.-:e5<  J  H, 
Worcs'^tor  J  C, 
V/aru  Vr'ai  J, 


•   « «  j  Payne  lit  C, 

Kalkaska  '  An'd.us  &  Proctor. 
Lalcg^burph    Green  b  1, 

Lr>pecr  :  Ko>,'er^  ».\  m  C, 

Leor.i  Maracli  George, 
Lc  Koy    L-Jthroph  hred, 
R-rli':  .  Coney  iS.  Pr.'V, 
M&ncht'srer  UvinnSamu«i. 
M:.'sha!l    Dup.i  t  -v  Son*, 
^l1^b••e  :  Furber  tli  N, 


' '  I  WinJet  \V  J. 

Nashville  I  Eaton.  Groat  &  Co, 


:,  iie?    Kimble  Warren, 
(^I  vet  !  Murray  Geo  C, 

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V  j<"«^r    H-ndrick*  F.  W  , 
Vcrno-UMl  c  •  Wilber  Wjn  li, 
W-noiia    H-y.u'  P  j  ,  , 

\  ^Vidar'!  ?v.  Mercer, 
_     ,       , i  Ei:io5t  05  >!iner, 
Pvodarp  Uortlers.  i  Cla' V     S  owers, 

;Scc  nl-oC-riQ  '.sion.  Vo-wrrilrg  ,  t;  ^■;.i-y  F  R.  _ 

AddKon  •  It  ingerf'^-d  1  cv»»J, 
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C^ami  .r'.ii\  Fr-vrk  X, 
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l^cevc  i<:  Scllcck, 
Ucjj.ic  Cbai  Jd, 


'  Ciark  C  H  i  C'l.     Grand  Kap.d* 
Nt^.■  Haven  ,  PUs^     0-Po:,..d.  ^-rff'^^ 
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Onti-n-f:')n  t  Hallo  ^K.  iiv.dVjo 

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Mills  H  D,  Leoni 

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Ph.li;p->  Al7-,>,  T, 
Mtntz  r  J, 
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Hopiiins  L<:  ^jon, 
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Mllford 
Mili  C-eek 
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S  C. 


Pi  vmcuth 
Pcr.iiac 


Carrol'i  Chester, 
Snerk  A  I', 
Fi>  nn  Jon,-  P,  ^ 
Gr;sv.-oi  i  joseph, 
Yost  ^■V  L, 
Fuiler  C  -vrj 

Pheiap.  John, 
Aldrich  Zichsus, 


Ker.'ieciy'S:  Dioin;,  Pon  Crcijent  ,  Bocrafi  J  O, 


Reading 
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V/.ii2ri.n.i.n  J  A, 
Pernr;  A  Welch, 
Merry  ct  Kennedy, 
Albjiu-,h  Ct^s  L, 
D'j.-llsy  Chur..-h,  Tnornviiii 
P.'uczrr;  :n  Bros,  _  _Th-ee  Rivers 
S.Titth,  LaS<r:y  (Si  Xi.iss, 

Poit  L  ti,  U.Mon  Plornc 


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Riyn 


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Ledyard  &  Brg, 
Cor-y  A  L, 
Rcg  =  rs  D  VV, 


Vv  e.ston 
Wi'liiiiiston 
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Hanson  &  Terns,  Detroit  ! 
Pier,.-r3iebeck.  C  li.  J, 

TerniJ  &  iSro,  Yf^iis-Eti 

Eaiiroad  A^^&atri. 
^Tlcke:  and  Fr-eight.) 

Bucher  D,  Abronia. 

Kn  <pp  L  D,  Ada 

iitr'jtT  CK:is  W,  Alatao 

Wood  O  B,  AiJiJp. 

H..rc  Janiss,  Alligan 
LeAVcn-.voTth  E  C, 

Aihf  Yv'.H,  Ailen- 

S:ni:h  Ed  .vard,  All-.-ytou 

H5ii*  A  H,  Aipme 

Aiorns  A  J.  A."':i  Arb'jr 
S^huvl^r  K-.ri-.!l, 

Dcyye  R  ii/  Avland 

Wvay  Win,  Attica, 

Loud  Henry  N,  Au  Sable 

Cover:  J  E.  Avenlls 

Love  Thouiaj.  Avory 

A  mot,  E-.ldv,  in  City 

Forcinati  A  A,  EaniverJ 

B.iraes  Duniel.  H.uavia 

Howard  A  A,  Eat'dc  Crcik 
\V:»ierj  Oscar, 

B=:er-^  Stephen BayCity 
King  Geo  E, 
L^id  Fr>jd  H, 
Lord  Ceo, 
Pat  iarche  Arlhu', 
Andorsoii  A  i",     B'i-ar  Lake  Mil'.i 

B.-i:<;.ii.vn  W  F.  Beech 

Rhodes  ChasP,  BelJ.ng 

lBurs.^n  F  M,  li.Uevuc 

Po>t  iia.ic,  B'.-:-noat 

Drury  W  K,  B-:>nipgson 
Wariisr  C  A,          Benioa  tia -bor 

H,ll  J  F,  Berlin 

Louden  John,  Bij  K.'.p;d» 

VooUcv  L  G,  " 

Schoer.  F  ),  Bl-ch  Run 

D.>Niis  rj.vnael,  H.i;;htjn 

Carpenter  A,  Liu.^neid 

Cooker  11.^  \[ 
(..'•"•Opi  •■  H  C, 

Lctul  M  H.  Bead's  >M!j 

H.Ardi\i<  Irwin,  l.'r.i  il  :y 


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Haycs  H  V», 
Raven  C  H, 
Chsdwick  C. 
Farns worth  O  J, 
Sav-i-.se  Frank, 
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Z\ia-tln  Wm,^ 
GarsiCe  A 
Bj.ve:'  Fa  r:i':r  B, 
Gbvin  Ednsond, 
Kix.son  j  H, 
Spring  Edv.-ard  J, 
brown  Henry, 
Cou.h  F  L, 
Johnson  F  E, 
McGr?w  L  H, 
\Vri.:h:  E  B, 
Steward  J  Fr 
Whitcom^  Chai  B, 
H0-.V1  K. 


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Byrca  Cert-r  ; 
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Che-aning  , 
Chsjt^r  j 
Chickaming  i 
Ciani  Lake  ; 
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H  or  ton  Abner, 
Schotield  S  A, 
i'[  ichcr  Chas  K, 
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fia-secr  Plcnry  M, 
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P.uce  Frank, 
Barnes  r  T, 
Lavia  John  D, 
Pveyno;ds  A  J , 
Ho r to II  w'l'.L  M, 
vV'i'ey  Walter, 
Falniiier  J  ii,  Fowler 
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Heme  Cr.as,  Galcsbu-^ 
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Ri.:hmacid  jtlardi,  G£nt»<;evi..9 
Gob.e  H  E,  GobieMd. 
Gunn  John,  GowiC 
Sharps  Craigejr,  ^  Glenycoi 
Harrusjtci;  U  Ii,  Granc  E.aiiC 
Baby  Fred,  GranC  Havea 

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Clark  Charles, 
Svil^s  W  T, 
M'.llcr  W  R, 
Ha-^^r-Thc-n  S  D, 
Howe  Elba  D, 
Pi--terhcid  i  C. 
Sal.bury  D  B, 
Dayio^n  W  H. 
Cuthbert  D  T, 

Bail-y  G  V, 
Calkins  J  J. 
Bailey  Geo  y  , 
Caulvin?  J  J, 
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Morton  B  F, 
Re:dy  Edr/ard, 
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Champi  .>n  E  G, 
Flynn  J  J.  .  ^ 
i  isher  Levris  X, 
Abbot  Alocrt, 
Uitjrn  R  C, 
Van  Caniptu  Jj^t^i  . 

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Connell  M,  L»a:..iinj.v<'le 
Kerr  J  J,  ta^;e 
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Powers  G 


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Jor.nson  j  lines, 
\V'ii:;ams  B  G  jr, 
KncwieiAj,  Gra-i-QviJ* 
bis^itL  Mrs  -Netcit,  G:-av;i-g 
Gia  ;q'ae  I  D,  G:a;,i  La.-:« 

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Spald:.".^  J  A,  Giecnvi-« 
baaip>or.  John, 

Gree:;"«  ood  Furr-ac« 
Carpenter  Aioert,  Gro>vcac<r 
Porter  Wm  W ,  Hacinior.d 
Fret  man  M  W,  iiaco  v^r 

Wilder  T  i,  H;-s.i:i»« 
H-^r.d.T'on  John,  M?.*eHjr^ca 
Bryant  E      ,  Heaiiov.k  City 

iowaieud  M  L.  Hcrjcy 
Aiaa.sCil,     Hlgblaad  Cornell 


Munscli  F-  W 


Hihiard* 
Hiiladais 

Holland 
Holly 


Se.npie  \*»  C, 
Kuttv  M  l:on, 
l  arncl  JaS^ 
RAi><>un»  V  C, 
V  elcy  J  oh\i , 
Parr  ni^er  j  L, 
Kcnnt  Jy  I  hos, 
t  n^flish  wm, 
W't^initon  S  J, 
Liajley  W  U, 


East  Ga'.Jcn  ' 
Eisi  Sau^PtuoV  > 
Ej;:i 
F:.'i:-r;.''n 
E  iward»b-'ch 

Elm  Creek 
Efiimr  «t 
Ea^luli^ i  le 

KtcaraS*  1 


Mv>n:g:cn-.ery  i  C, 
Mfttrau  H  C, 
Gr.'hani  R  '^^'j 
\v  allace  W  \V  , 
Palver  A  B. 
Gray  A  C, 
GrrgsWmJ, 
Slauson  C  A, 

Came  E  J,  H^pxlai  Station 

EddyHM,  Horion 
btargi*  Jai  B,  Hojght.>a 
H-nphrey  C  C,  Mow. rU  City 
Rcbb.e  W  .-n,  * 
Shipman  k  A,  How«» 
Putnam  C  H,  KuJvc* 
Lou,kiCN,  Hud*cnvi.«« 
McGee  M  rf.  Huaiboiit 
Ccoiev  ByroQ  R, 
C  res'j  H,  \a\<J 
Chen'ev  lohn,  lakjtef 
Bi.'ke  F  I..  Irvia* 
P-ra  e  E  .Nf,  I'V:ac.s»n 
B«t>cock  Stephen  H.  J  ack^ 
Billingj  Atoujo  E, 
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'J  o. chard  Jas  .M, 
Wheeler  o  R, 
C-.-.g!'  jonn, 

ilaiioy  t'  R., 
.  V'.-in  Ostrar.d  S, 
Crom  V.  e.l  b  j  , 
Bradley  E  L, 
Wilki'.iSvjn  J  A, 

B.irr.arS  J  Q, 

L>-ii  a  n  J  K  s  H  J 
Oi  uiiaell  A 
Ib.rriich  Geo, 
Ma.loy  Jai, 
Cross  M, 
Gardner  H  P,  _^ 
Q;^air.rar>.ce  M  F, 
co\  trt  A  R  L. 
L^avis  K  Vv", 
Winkler  Geo, 
■  laft  y  O, 


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j  V.';::!S  F 


Kelly's  Corr.trrs 
K  cadali 


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Case  MiHrk, 
,Psrker  Aiii.:;-;  M  , 

jKinc'cr  A , 
tranCeobur^  H, 
Vil€at;.ic  El-, 
Rice  G  A, 
Wcthirby  Vr'  W , 
Dixou  D-iv\(i , 
Browns  \ ?  tu  C, 
.SjL«oii  John, 
Larlcin  Edward 
iloore  A.bi:rt, 

Mc-riichacl  Jas, 
Buck  J  S, 
.  HBicbKi.-s  E  M, 
Baker  Ezra, 
iricrrcau  Geo, 
^icrrimsn  J, 
Murray  -M  J,  , 

biewart  J  DO, 
;Co!c  F  A, 
.  Hayes  Jas, 
• : kooerti  tli  C, 
•  hiuf.y  Josc^jti  W, 

Is.ccUey  J  >!, 
.  Smith  I'  P,^ 

Kan.!.)!'!  M  E, 

WiUon  SN'  ra, 

Jl.Mon  Ru>*cl  B,  Morgan  bcaion 


Kibble's; 

Lain^sbiirg  j 

L  t.M.'-ae  i 
L'An-.a  ; 

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Liiwion  j 
Leoui  i 
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Manton 
Maple  HiL 

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Marengo 
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Marshall 
Mar^hville 
M.irtln 
Mai'.'n 
Mat  I  a 'v.  a  !i 
Meari 
M'-  ndon 
McDoaiinee 

Met?.niorfl 
Michiiarfiini 
Micbiiaii  Ceii'.er 
Middlevillc 
Midii.ivJ  City 
Milfi-'rO 
Mon:a,:ue 
Mou:eith 
Moore  P«ik 
Morenci 
Morgan 


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Cjool-.  y  j  V,' , 
Rcm  n<tcr.  J_  M, 
Ch  iiidlcr  G  R, 
El  -.ris  H  L, 
V.  hit.'  Grtorjjc, 
Chiprrsn  kichard, 
Chaprr;ui  A  R , 
Fayerwtather  E, 
M  oof  e  DP., 
KiDga'ev  Ulinda, 
G;.ge  S  D, 
S:r;:tii  D  ?, 
S-.-I';V;ltz  J  ames  T, 

CjV/glll  LttWiS, 

Newconit-  S  3, 
Knight  h 
Snt;ric':?.n  W, 
Jo.'msor,  F  E, 
W'lison  George  E, 
Orr  J  V.-, 
Durkee  L, 
rhonipson  J  V>'  jr , 
vVch.o  i  B.;nnett  H, 
Hig!;y  JJ, 
Hucchi  '.sca  Geo, 
Keni'fdy  ]  H,_ 
I  N'jr-hrop  Win  ti, 
i  :.ioo.re  A*  j. 


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Ur.on 
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Ottawa  Ld '•-<.; 
Of.a  A  ?.  ?t:it:OR 
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To^iii.i  J  C, 
C  ;enien>  j  f. 


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Pinconning 


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PotcerviVie 
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!ih\ihcr  Chft«, 
Mof-^an  H, 
MctVce  J  C,_ 
Mills  G*o  VV 
Aidrich  Wm  t, 
iJaidwin  B  B, 
Doolit'.le  O  W, 
Jonc*  A  i , 
Hyds  ghaA  W, 
J one<  £  H, 
Duval  L, 
Gambee  A  L. 
Garrison  H  M, 
AtirrUurv  C, 
Biirhius  A  A, 
VreelAnd  aN'  G, 
Lxc  K  A , 
l.  ike  Herman  E, 
Rcyno  ds  Vv  B, 
Scaermerl\orn  j  W, 
Am*  N  A, 
R^a  :  G  .or,;c  W, 
\Vii\'lo\v  C(iarl-1, 


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Moshervi'.le 
M t  Clemens 
Muikc^oa 

polcon 
Na'.shv\iie 
Neg  *uQee 

Newaygo 
Ne^bur^ 
New  Haven 
Ncv.  prjrt 

N  ew  Richmond 


North  Adams 
No:  III  i."r.'d'«.  y 
North  villtf 
N0.V.II 
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Novi 
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CoflxU  John  E,  LhjCtn-^w  S.-.rja^* 
Bcnutit  Ct^rUi,  G*€iuo« 


Kin^;  Ch-rles  iv, 
K line  G  C, 
Henr  -n  John, 
RciQ  (ir  ./--  venor, 
iorr^v  E  E. 
Picket  A  L, 
Simrr.s  C  R , 
Co;hiirn  Harvey, 
Bennct!'  S,. 
Aid-ich  G  P, 
Biitterficid  Cnas  >i, 
Sprch  Ko'  erC, 
S-cbbin?  Vv  G, 
Sheers  Abuir, 
Ha'dy  L, 
WyKcs  Edward, 
Spc.ulding  A  P. 
Suaulding  las  it, 
£arlJ«seP. 
LlathriCK.  S  P, 
Eaton  W'm, 
Moore  A  Z. 
Whceier  B^P,  ' 
Tinkham  E  igene, 
Campbcil  Win, 
Haz >:n  E  V 
rreniuln  !  E, 
Haynes  j'on.ilhAn, 
Drjke  A  S, 
H  Aicali  i  R, 
Put  F  H. 
H  .»g4.erivn  G  H, 
B-ai.fjr-j  E, 
i  Wallacf  N\  m.  ^ 
Hot  lies  Geo  W, 
Wlu:e  Frank, 
t  yiawlev  E  B, 

I'lit  F  \i. 
,  r^icker  V.  S, 
N  icnoli  R  J  » 
Morfho.iS'-'  E 
I  Collins  T  J  , 

Van  dc  Yanier  Wa\, 
\  Wheeler  C, 
;  Hurohjr  I  Wc.Iey, 
(i.ndon  E  !\Tin, 
Mayuard  G  S( 


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Rep-jbiic  j 
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.  Roch:s-erj 
Ru'.  kfcrd  i 
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Rom  u' Us  i 
Roscommon  j 
Royal  Oak  ; 
St  v-harics  i 
bt  Eouis  i 
Sa  Jld.e  Lake  1 
iar.d  Lake  ! 
■  Saiwori  •, 
3*ranac  j 
Sawyer  , 

Schoo'.craft  ■ 
b.ctt's  ■ 

Scars 
Shilby 
Shr'byviiie 
She  ard>viil: 
ShcriJ  jn 
Sherwod 
Smita's  Creek 
Somer-^et 
Somerset  Center 
So  Jth  Haven 
South  I. yon 
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Colivcr  t    1 . 
Lalositr-ine  j  a2".s 
Cr»urch  G  W, 
Jtidkins  b  F, 
Bue:i  M  r", 
Gonory  W  A, 
McCiiiiouih  ri, 
\Va  dorii  Le  >»i  i5, 
Feii  S, 

GoiJ.e-  ]  V\, 
Rocric  Thas, 
ii'jsh  V,'  ri, 
C  infj'cgham  J, 
Dentlcisicr  Ciiriaiian. 
Kershaw  J  D, 
Look  G  B, 
H ubbard  J oha  K, 
Waldan  W  E,^ 
Linton  Jc'in  S, 
CorDott  j  C, 
Cacy  R  T, 
Riley  D  B, 
Foiand  A  P. 
Rcdfern  C  W, 
Sa:.  J^r<on  J  W, 
Rogers  W  m, 
Crc>»"«R»an  D  L, 
R.,;ch.john  R, 
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Traverse  City 
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Vicksbur^ 

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W.  Iton 

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Waterloo 

Water  ,  hct 

W?y.ard 

West  Branch 

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Rooi&Leiter,  Ana  Arbof 

Snell  W  L, 

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Ames  Ch.ii  A, 
Co-.trei;  Chas  B, 
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MICHrCAX  STATE  GAZETTEER 


RES 


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Cassopolis 
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Sqnier  D  V/,      ^  'Bruigeton 
Cnanib:riain  F.  E, 

iirock'vay  Lcntre 

Alex.'.nd^r  LP, 
Wagner  D  A , 
Angtll  EHiott  H, 

\\  oit"  D, 

Turner  U  S, 

Green  '1'  U, 
MiJsC  H, 
W.  rrcn  B  VV, 
Taylor  an, 
Bntes  ThoiJiai  D, 
S;n  th  Rea')€n, 
Piirker  Cnr.rles, 
Crav-  f.-rd  C  R, 
Gregory  jMiius  J, 
jNIontague  j  H , 
Hcvnian  ChsricS, 
Aoair  «:  Learned, 
ir'reririan  Peter, 
ijuihiy  d  Cam  pa  u, 
bv.:ier..M  H, 
Bu:iir  H, 
Ca:d\ve!i  James., 
Cam  pa  a  Aiex  T, 
Camps  u  A  M, 
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Canipbeil  Coiia, 
Cougdon  Win, 
Cran-r^  Albert, 
DeGolia  Alfred 
Lldredge  Lhoi  \V 
Fox  en  W'm, 
f  razer  J  K, 
Germain  D, 
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Dodge  Horace  P, 
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Burke  E  K, 
Do'ige  Horace  P, 
Phillips  Normiip.  N, 
Sharp  Joh'i  H, 
Tiiil  Packard  B, 
Sharp  j  H, 

Csnnell  ^l:  Erimonda. 
Crawford  ( ieo, 
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Nichols  C 
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Smith  W  H, 
Tvohb  Daniel, 
Robb  John, 
Webster  C  R, 
F'inley  R;cliar<i, 
Ilarrington  L  C, 
McEihcny  A  L, 
Scliroeder  Albert, 
Barlov.-  A, 
Hancheti  N, 
Eacrett  Hubbert, 
Fox  Ker.-K^rd, 
Bcnvles  Aii?tinj 
Siulth  J  J , 
Sw^.n  John  A , 
Syivcstrr  I'aniei, 
P.u-idie  I.>  C, 

Pi:i:t  P  B, 
C.5o!edge  S  P, 
Marchand  David, 
Lourks  Jacob, 
Nash  Perri", 
O  ••-<=.  rpack  S  C  iv  Brt 
Riisseli  Bros, 
Soinervi'ie  J  E, 
Von  Vnicn  Psil, 
Kent  F  C, 
Mills  iJean, 
Strauss  Chrsc^iia, 
Frazer  SV'iii, 
Hunt  P, 
Hurley  T  T, 
Freeman  ('eo  L. 
Mills  F.d\vin  R, 
Paddork  Detlon, 
Vogt  Nicholas, 
Conklin  G  F, 
( '.regory  John , 
<.iatt;s  Je.^5c, 
McLarte.-  Jas, 
Knauss  iV  Bru, 
Root  C  A  , 
/ci^ler  J  C , 
Wanek  J , 
Hoinmeciieii  F,  L, 
.  Hrown  E  P, 

Foster  Jas, 

H;irt  True, 

Wolcott  Martin , 

PiolvCrinq: Jos  F, 

Potts  H  A, 

Floyd  Henry, 

Hareiiit.'s  X, 

KcUey  N  P, 

Douvilie  Bergeon, 

i5enfor  F, 

Fuller  Arthur, 

Sinji)-<on  Robert, 

M:\ddcn  l..>lu;  P, 

Millor  roh.i  A, 

(J|uimbly  (rcf), 

Rii.V  Frrderiok, 

S.iltfuo  Andrew, 

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MoCkinblsv  J, 

Osljorn  \V  A, 

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Gordanier  A, 
Vv'olcott  A  R, 
Anthony  A  C, 
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Davis  W  L, 
Freed  D  H, 
Goldie  Wm  M, 
Blackman  Oren, 
Whipple  V  O, 
Rinner  O, 
Kay  John  M, 
Senter  Willard, 
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Klv.-el!  J  ?, 
M'  nleith  Richard, 
Rich  Chas  P.. 
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Whitmker  Wm, 
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Martin  Henry  V,  ', 
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Sv.'ain  D  A, 
Stout  Ed-.vard, 
Moe  D  F. 
Pctnc  A  M, 
yons  I  Ban^s  Nathaniel, 

j  Koons  ec  Rousseaa, 
Manchester  ,  TV^rr  Frank, 
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Mai!i>:ee  I  B.-!lman  Wm  F, 
{  Barlow  T  P, 
Triphng-en  (ieo  V, 
G.rard  T  li, 
Johnson  R, 
Havens  J  S, 
Armstrong  J  t 
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Vcnhoven  TTenrv , 
Drury  Richard, 
McCo'rmick  John, 
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I  >rason  John  W, 
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"       i  Montcith  Edward, 
Msnoniinee  !  M  -Canley  Chas  W, 

Metamora  1  I'racy  David, 
Middlevilie  ,  Zahn  Henry, 
Midland  City  I  Miller  John, 

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Michel  j, 
Peiai  Mt-.s  R, 
Phelps  E  B, 
Shi=lJs  P, 
Holder  IManchard, 
Sch  w  er  G  eorge , 
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Nel.son  J.;mes, 
Whitehead  Wm  II , 
Rice  R  M, 
Hinder  Charles, 
Binder  Henry, 
Bischoff  G  F, 
Clair  John , 
Cliff  Eniil, 

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Heinrich  [ohn  D, 
Ketincr  John, 
Kitson  Charles, 
Koch  JJ, 
Lutz  George  P  , 
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J  un  kcr  George, 
A'  kerman  Jacoh, 
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I  .Allen  L.mcs, 
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Bernhardt  Julius, 
Bethuy  Alex, 
Beyer  Jc-sppi'* , 
Bieber  Pelcr, 
Billings  Misi  K.u<-, 
B 1  u  n     II  h.  t  i  n  ^  r  J  o !  1 : '. , 
Block  John, 
boettcrier  Hciiry, 
Boland  Irienry, 
Bonnet:  II  F. 
JBonslet  John, 
B<>urgeio5  H'-.-nry, 
Bov/ers  R  F, 
P.rande.r  C  G, 
Brand C  F  H, 
Erauer  F, 
Era^el  Thos, 
Brecht  George, 
Breiter  Edward, 
Breiihiiupt  John, 
Breuning  John, 
Brinkiiian  Lev-is, 

Brooks  lienry  G, 

Bronks  James, 

Broil  eke  David, 

Brown  Jan\e-7, 

Brusi  Peter, 

Buckenberger  J, 

Burge  Jacob, 

Busoh  GTre,^or, 

Bu-jf-ang  P  W, 

Butler  Charles, 

By  ron  G  S, 

Carstens  5uhn  H, 

Charland  Alex, 

Chiveher  John  J, 

Lhiiv^rs  Vvni, 

Clark  Chas', 

Clark  Cyrus, 

Ctas-et  Andrew, 

Clemens  Joseph, 

Clesser  Peter, 

Clifford  Daniel, 

1.^0 n  nor  Lawrence, 

Conrad  Josef  h, 

Crawford  Geo,  , 

Caimiaghaiii  Hou>e, 

Darras  Aiphons, 
Da.h  J, 

De  Cauisin  A  M. 
De  Connick  Mathins, 
Deitz  Joseph, 
Deip  Philip, 
Delpiere  Leonardus, 
Do  Mars  Juhn, 
Deilef  Joseph, 
Detling  Frederick 
Dewson  Henry, 
Dezot  Chas, 
Diesel  Henry, 
iJieterich  August, 
Dihlc  Chas, 
Dillni  in  Louis, 
Dilyot  Mrs  Catherine. 
Uonoghue  John, 
Doolan  \Vm, 
r^orr  John, 
Donley  Thon\as, 
Dowdal  Thomas, 
Downs  John. 

Drcxclcus  Potcr, 
Droelle  John, 

Drouill.xtd  Oliver, 

Duck  James, 

Duhrin<  F, 

Duke  I'tiMS  S, 

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Eccard  lildward, 

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Bal!  Bro  0%:  Shires, 
Corunaa  Mnfij  Co, 
House  Brothers, 
S  ilnion  \\';'-,cn 
GibbsD&Co,  ' 
By  rams,  Niippenaii 

Dedericks  &  HeilerN, 
Dewey  J  Son, 
Dubois  .S:  Keller, 


CheNea  !  Koot  E  B  Son, 
"     'York  J, 
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Gingras  Tosevh, 
Rabaak  Chas  P, 
Shefferly  Brothers. 
Smith  i 

Spit^ley  ^:  Broa, 
Taylor  R  J, 
Sciariton  F, 
Bird  -Michael  J, 
Gerinain  Edv.ard, 
StaaisJ  R, 
Al''-cr:son,  Dnrfee  & 


Corunna  i  Lewis  cc  Ro-^cbecx;, 
' '        i  Vv  illett  Brotners, 
i  Kelly  D  cc  Co, 
Culver  i  Skir.nner  L  F, 
i  C'ark,          :  Benedict  S  J, 
Detroit  i  Eisler  E  K." 

I'iei  son  J  Nl, 
Arniitt  Joseph , 
B.t.Uuii  J  H  Co, 
Prentiss  C  II  cc  Co 
Danforth  ?z  Sor, 
Crav.  ford  I-aac, 
U'oodard  Henry, 
Evert;ti5  I  C, 
Buih  E  T, 
Cressy  Chester  S. 
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New  Troy 
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North  Branch 
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Snook  S:  Bush, 
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Beri;ard  .v  Binder, 
I'rcnncr  C  T, 
Eaton  Daniel  L  C, 
Goldsmith  H  &;  Co, 
JeroTie  T  &  C  -^, 
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K  ust  A  v\;  Co, 
Rust,  Eai^n  iSc  Co, 
Willii^ms  George  T  0<;  L'-r 
lirooks  Mrs  C  F , 
L.aderach  Bros, 
Sag;e  H  V.  ,<t  C-. 
'1  liomson.Bros, 
DrifTtrs, 
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Port  An  stir 
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Beardslse,  Gitiies  ^l-  C'o, 
I  Cleveland  P  F  &  J  W, 
j  Newaii  Co, 
j  Chaifee,  Stearn^  Co, 
i  f^iran: 
I  Rose  cs:  Harrison,     i  rrand  Eedire 
I  Bonne r.t  'vV  p,  Grand  Rat)id.^ 

Clark  G  B.  - 
Conistock  Chas  C, 
DeGraaf,  Vrieiing  ifc  Co, 
I  Hynes  Frederick^R  &  Co, 
j  Livingston  M'ni  a;  Co, 
!  Nichols  &  Co, 
Powers  Wm  ff, 
Robinaon  Solomon  cc  Co, 
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Ziiwaukee 


Oliver,  Belknap  G 
Bentley  J  W      C  G. 
Wilkins  Br  -s, 
Wolf  George  P, 
De  Boer  Si;;r  ^n, 
lieaid  Richard  K, 
Buz-ei:  r  Bro. 
Vau-hn  H  Cr. 
Wright  j  W, 

llubbardston  S.'.sh      Blind  C», 

Hubbardston 


Paw  Paw 
Piain  field 
Plain  well 
Pontiac 
,  -  ,  Port  Huron 
Griinn,  Campbell  vV Co,  Port'and 
i  Salisbury  Joseph  B,  Qiiincv 
i  Benedict  S  J  c^:  Co,  Ridgeway 
I  Kennedy  ^  Waycott,  Romeo 
j  Blanchard  C  N,  Saginaw  Cit\ 
!  Mitchell  A:\\  c!ven,  >t  Clair 

I  Co-operative  Mnfg  Co,  St  I-lin'i 
I  A'.ker  Graham,  Sr'Louis 
j  Wai'aco  IW,  Stur-is 
I  Wiliis  A  L,  Tecunseh 
j  Gre.lick  J  E  ii;  Co,  Traverse  City 
j  McPhee  John  M,  Trenton 
I  Kelsevjohn  ^  Son,  L'nionvilie 
I  Trow  A  B,  •« 
I  Hoyt  M  ic  I  N.  Wayiand 
j  Arnold  ^:  Catlin,  Wenora 

W'hite  Pigeon 
White  River 
Then  J  F  W  Son,  Wyandotte 
Bogardus  Franklin  P,  Ypsilanti 
Parsons  Eros, 
Whitmore  G  E, 


\\  iison  S  P, 
Haffcr  Adam, 

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F-ioward  City 
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Austin  liv.  Treat,  Adihm 

Comstock  Bros,  • ' 

Mahr  George  W,  Albie-n 

We»L  N  B.  Ai;ei:an 

Wise  W,       .  Almena 

Farnuui  Rufns  K,  Al^^icnt 

Binghan;,  Johnson  Co,  Alpena 

Luick  Bros,  Ann  Arbor 
Millcv  f  G. 
Noble  VVm, 


Lyon  M  S, 
Bodett  Peletti, 
EdiMond.^,  Dwitiell 


I  Standi-ih  Br  )rhers, 
I  Sanderson  Thoir.as 
I  IT.-arsev  R, 
Kidd  J  M, 
Darrow  Lysaiiuer  1 
Heyser  S  &  Son, 
Lewis  J  R,  Son, 
Baxter,  Selfridgc     Co, J onesville 
I  'ew  ing  Jc  Son , 
Cillev  Bros  C-?. 
Stf  bbins  c^  Porter, 
Allen  Wis.i, 
Cooper  Abraia, 
Cirahatii  Cc  Co, 
Walker  cc  Hust  -u 


Huc^s.ui 

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Lack  son 


Kalamaioo 

L  unont 
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Lansing 


San  Dt-alr^rs. 

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Wel;^  G  Philip,  T>etroit 
Presser  W  H,  K  Saginaw 

Berry  Jas  L,  Saginaw  City 

Ciiinnticr  )laiiuf«<"tnrrrN. 

Oiney  S  P  Cc  J  P,  Detroit 

S.nv  .Man»f;icturor<. 

Andrews  Bros,  Big  Rapids 

Melius  H      P.  Deirou 
Welch  GrilTiihs, 
P.e»ton  Edwjrd,  E  Saginaw 

(Mil  Leonard  T,       Grand  Kapi^N 
Pitts  Janio-  E,  " 
Gregory  Win  B     S'^n.  .Nfuskcgou 

S<  hool  St  at  MnnularfimTN. 


Bclding 
Buchanan 
Carson  City 


Carney  'I'honias, 
Catlin  l->aac  H, 
Gooding  Bros  cs:  Son, 
Roe  Cc  Rough, 
Lacy  [  G, 

Sherinau  H  T  c'.  hro, 
WirVnare  c:>  Co,  Ca.-.  Citv 

Curtii,  Hcuck  cL  Bennett. \ 

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U:'rt  iuirvey  J,  •  • 

Ltng  cc  Kemp,  Chchingan 


Annada  j  Bates,  Wad.sworth  ocCo,  Lapeer 

Leslie 
Lc\ingion 
>L-<ni»tee 


Au  Sable  ■  I- rv  Henry  P  vS:  t.  o, 
Co,  I  ^ciicnich  Richard, 

Battle  Creek  |  Delbridge  Cc.  Hu;»beII, 
B  iy  City  I  Silvcrnad  rrumbuM 


Smith  R  B  Co, 

Seod  I)oiil»*r>. 

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I'eLiiie  Wm  H, 
!  Chicai?o  Seed  Co, 
I  Detroit  Seed  Co, 

Ferrv  D  M  ci  Co, 
I  Hitchcock  N  S. 


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Marine  Cit\  i  ^   

Brown,  Nl^,N«mara  i  Co,  >ow«>r  nml  W>it«r  I'ipo 

M.iri|iitttf,  futcn*. 
Ellsworth  E  W.  M  .r;cue       ^ee  aUo  <;av  and  Witer  Pipe 

l.rrrn  H  H.  .M«nJv'n  i  Ballard  G  I  ,  Detn^it 

N\  Jlhatn^,  C.  r»<:ti  cc  t  o.  j  DclroitCcment  Sewer  Pipe  Co. 

,    ,  Mi.ldUvilte  peiroil 

T  cnny      Gregg,  Milfurd  j  Keith  r,jhn  W. 

Eis.nnianu  I  ,  Monroe    Ja..kWn  Fue  Clay  Co, 


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A  .'cry  johr.  F, 
KInitey  F  C, 
MoRinney  O  S 
Pliies  T  jr. 
Van  De 
Sons  bury  H.  E, 
Norte  Win, 
Roberts  E  P, 
Timby  E  P. 


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Bo^-  lan  Mrs  2u  E, 
Rol)ert?  Saniuei, 
Lvaus  John  L, 
Grid  ley  Geo  C, 
Van  Syckle  G  E, 
t'.ouner  xl  L, 
Shu;!r;on  P, 
Alien  O  L, 
Caibidv  rl  S, 
Tr?.:yES, 
Woodarcl  B  G, 
O'Cor.npri  las, 
McMl.:i>.;ier-Aiex, 
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Hn'.barci  Lanioat 
Tyier  Jhs  A, 
Av2ry  Chas, 


A.:  ma 
A  n  n  A  r  ■:.  o  •: 
Anti't^n  Ci^y 
B  mgor 
Eattle  Creek 
hxy  Ciiy 


Big  Rapids 

Casiopoiis 
Charlotte 


Choboygai" 
Coid'-vaier 


Cui^persviii^ 


■y>  Ira  L, 
M:uterbo-n, 


yiiiChtaC!?.  1  roster  Alpheui  P, 

;ot  Parker, 
ardon  ?l  H, 
j  Pettis  M  R, 
;  Taylor  Gecrg", 
:  Wacscn  Mrs  H  L, 
Alicgan  i  P»iack  iiirani, 

j  E'ackman  Lemuel 
I  Grinnt 

G?.ri:ard  Ckntoa  ^\  , 
'  Dj'.ibiedav  A  U. 

Ev-nsGH. 
:  Gallig;<n  John. 

\Vr.i  H,' 
,  Miller  M  B, 
;  Srr.ith  W  ?, 
Eider  J  A, 
Peck  E, 
Pe:.rc^^-  x  Croft, 
L  -vls  J  E, 
v>  agiicr  Jcicob, 
'  Sr)ei-cf  r  J  C  M, 
WyckoiT  ^[^s  S  J, 

■  Pnn^ie  J  V\", 

■  A  s.ini  f, 
;  Li-iker  C  M, 
.  E>avis  M  T, 
j  Mosf.r  Edward  B, 

Corunaa  ;  Fai.rfieid  E/.ra, 
Decatur  \  Owen  Wrri 
Detroit  '■  Wa'dron  L  A, 
'  Abeil  George, 
;  Rede  Frederick, 
i  Sh~.ttiick  Charle?  E, 
:  White  .i  Pierce, 
I  Ritson  Charles  E, 
i  Penniiv^ton  cc  Lyon, 
:  Giles  Samuel  PL 
'  H errich  J  Laban, 
I  Smolk  C  B, 
i  Terrv  Alfred, 
.  Be^ls  M. 
Bishop  Thojnas  P, 

■  C^'.v thorn  N  , 
I  Hicks  Wm  C, 
'  Park  Narhan,  _ 
;  Huiciiinson  Wm  Z, 
;  Walker  Henry  A, 

E  Saginaw  |  Collin^  Janes  H, 
I  Land  ^raf  J , 
i  Hili  C  O, 
j  Macarey  H  E, 
I  Aplin  Henrv  H, 

■  Holly  L, 
Kauzler  J  A, 
Lo.  gkin  J  Henry, 


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Litchneld 
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Marquette 

Marshal! 

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Muskegon 


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A  d  a  ni  s  G  e  o  A , 
Araericai;  S  M  Co, 
Cheney  E  fc:  Son, 
Daiy  Wm  M, 
Doniesiic , 
Howe  Machine  Cc, 
Tlonie, 
Inxley  A  R, 
Lenhardt  Geo, 
Locke  O  M, 
Rodecker  Wm  W, 
The  Singer  Manut' 
Van  Buren  F  A. 
Van  Duzer  A  M, 
Wheeler  it  Wilson  Mnfg  Co, 

iJf  troit 

Turner  S  W,  DiSCO 
W-lson  J  W,  Dou  aclac 

DiUenback  F  C  ct  Co, 
Fox  Alvin, 
Godnrd  F  W, 
Jackson  James  B, 
Smith  Win, 
Vv'ood  L  C, 
Black  Abner. 
Nciioii  Lydia 
Domestic  Sewing 


Newaygo 
Owosso 

Paw  Pa,v 
Pewanio 
Pontiac 


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Ellsw'-nth 
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Escanab  i 
Flint 


Port  Huron 
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Rogcrsviile 

Saginaw  City 

St  J ohns 

Tccit  msch 

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West  Windisor 
W  h-.te  P;,:eou 
Vpsiianti 


Fuller  i  Fowler,  Clack  Lake 
Brucker  F>i^:  Co, 

Bridgeport  Center 
Ketcham  Bros,  " 
Squier  5:  Davenport,  Bridgeport 
Fieck  Ge  jrge,  Burnip  s  Ccrners 
Herrin£:con  Strang, 
Brig^sl<.oval  M,  Carr.dec 
Benedict  j  O  ScE  R, 

Cedar  Springs 

Fehon  Chauncey, 
Langdon  &  Jessup, 
Coombs  I  C, 
Lindsley  Bros, 
Coni>tock  Abel, 
Parker  W  H      E  K, 
Ketcham  Bros, 
Reardon  Bros, 
RoLson  6t  Brown, 
Tuttle  Peas, 
Her.kle  ^:  Ri^- hards, 
Ganweiier  John  F, 
Cujver  D  ck  Bros, 
lesson  Bros, 
Thomas  W  M, 
Decker  &  Sons, 
Russell  Lester,  r)iamond  Springs 
Grav,  Thomas  i  Co,  Douglas 


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Chesaning 
Chesh  ire 
Clare 
Ciio 
Coleiaan 


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Coral 
Croton 
Cul-er 
Dansvillc 
Dean's  Mills 
Deckerville 


Irev.cr  L-  6:  Co, 


Dunningvnlc 


ESa 


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Farmers'  Creek 
Rsnjds 


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Herrick  H  C, 
Lake  W, 
Town  Justin  W, 
Beamer  Richard  M, 

Grand 

Conklin  Wm  H, 
Keeler  David  L, 
Keyes  Arthur  H, 
Van  Nc-s  R, 
WurdND, 
Florence  Sewing  Machine  Co, 

Gie.:nvillc 
Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co, 

Gr'.cn  vi!lc 

Jiidd  Hand, 
Saylos  Mrs  H  B. 
RicrCS. 
Kn liters  1.,  T  cs:  Co, 
Franklin  V-  \l,  Hop!, 
Flees  S  M  Co. 
Domestic  S  M  Co, 
Weed  S  M  Co, 
A  ndrcw  S, 
B.ulow  J  K, 


Sl\ini:le  Jiivnufacturfrs. 


eonac 


Allen  Creek 

AUeytou 
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Altcna 
Amsden 


A'>hland 


Hart 

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Holland 

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Houjchton 
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Jones  I '  G  &  Co, 
;  tie.iM  Jvihn, 
j  Allen  j  Co, 
i  Gi.   .  rt  John, 
I  Vorcc  H  B, 
I  Avery  .\;  Carter, 
I  B.ii.  c  r  A  C, 

Shoemaker  J  P, 

Sv^ulcsE  H. 

M.uthow  D  C, 

Whiisal  >v  Shrimer, 

NeA-t'ui  Henry, 

Sted  C.  ^ 

Tnikcr  Wm, 
■  Tinker  Win  jr, 
I  Aiher  N  F, 
jSuiith,  DriJiCniau  &  Cc, 

Beaver  Lake 

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I  Dubcndort"  John,  Bethel 
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I  Conant  W  C.  Hii;  Rapids 

.  Rcd'  inich  Geo,  '  * 


Attica 
A\  erilis 


Ball  Creek 


Bundy  Mariiudale, 
Tiendrick'^on  Bros, 
Hosmer,  Phinney  S:  Cc, 
Ring  Co, 
Ten^Eyck  C  &  E, 
Stevens  C  W, 
Becker  G, 
Coon      Brown , 
Porter  Seih, 
Preston  Davis, 
Dceter  J, 
Shelley  E  M, 
Feikcr  Amos, 
Hall  J  R, 
Hainiltcn  Geo  J, 
Mills  Geo  E, 
Snyder,  Bell  &  Co, 
Tainter  Bros, 
Meyer  Henry, 
Palmer  vX  Merrill, 
Branch  Bros, 
D.irn,  Datling&  Co, 
L.\nc  Miles, 
Avery  Carter, 
Hicks  Geo, 
WilHis  Wm, 
H.illenhcck  C  E, 
1»  o  V  CI  c  n  iv  Akeley,  Grand  Haven 
Forry  <v  Bro, 
Ku-'icll  Edmund, 
Davis  C  B, 
G-rrisIl  W  S, 
H  vi'.  J  A. 
V»'..i  .1  s:  W.->tson, 
ASelsJ  M, 
B  .ulcctl  i  Byrne, 
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Chiibh  &:_Pov\-el!, 
Loj-q  I-vipp, 
O' Donald  R, 
R^^hm.on  Mrs  K, 
Smitii  joel  .S:  Son, 
Bond  5:  Hond, 
Fow'er  cs:  Co, 
Richer  i?c  George, 
Richer  cs:  Genr^e, 


Hosvard  City 


■:e  Harbor 
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Be:  ingcr  J  L  &  Co, 
MilHs  J  D  c<;  Son, 
Grout  &  Taylor, 
Darfae  M  J,' 
Jourden  P  K, 
Squiers  Jason  R, 
Keath  Lewis, 
Hursh  S  A, 
Chapia  \V  VV  i\:  Co, 
Davies,  W'oodrutt'cc  C 
Kies  B  W  &  Co, 
Riiasel!,  Currier  &  Co, 
Sibben  Solomon, 
Wing  G  M, 
Mather  Edafar, 
2^Ioi"rii  Cv  Stebbens, 
CurrA-  \:     sricle.      Midland  Citj^ 
Reardou  Vv'ni     John,  " 
Larkin  it  Hov/Iand,  Milford 
Wolf  Beach, 
Barhite  \Vm, 

Ferry,  Dowlaig  ^  Co,  Montague 
Tobey  G  L  (S.  Bro,  Moon 
Cook,  Pendleton  oi  Jones,  Moriey 
Ilughes  Wm, 
I'rctier  Bros, 
P'ottonaley  £no5 
Hewitt  Wm  P, 
Parker  &:  Gray, 
Herron  James, 
Matthews  F  S, 
Shoemaker  &  Manley, 
Hicks  i  Benjamin, 
Lacey  F  D, 
Ba-tton  (?c  Johnson,  North  Bradley 
Mason  £c -Mitchelion,  " 
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King  i  Vanzile, 
Bailey  W  H, 
Ha.jna  Wm, 
Sands  ^laxvve^, 
Underhitl  A  J, 
Carpenter  W  F, 
Eastep  Joseph , 
Harri.son  S:  Estep, 
\Valker  HoUoweil  os:  Co, 
Wenzeil  iK:  Sons, 
Toils  David, 
Harrington  1)  B, 
Brown  k  Siickney 
Plaitz  Chas, 
Ketchani  Bros, 
Wylie  Bros, 
Eny:jish  Wm  H, 
Kimberly  C  S, 
Peuoyer  L  Co, 
Clark  M.jGiUiin 

Root  A  a, 

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Pnrdy  Jas, 
Ebrnaver  FIcnry, 
NeilT  .N.  Prcstol, 


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;  Vorse  H  .*cCo, 
■  fJenderson  Alex, 
I  Laidlavv  E  J, 
:  Mclvor  James, 
j  Murphy  A  Son, 
I  Schram  E  L  Co, 
Olmstead  S  B, 
Dunning  c'c  Hayma 
Steinburg  A, 
Fisher  Benj      S  O, 
Kruse  Henrv  C. 
Elli:,  W, 

Cove!!,  Neufer  S:  Co, 
Jolinsou  i:  Hegm^an, 
Norriss  &  Green, 
Phelps  Parker, 
il?ines  &  Lampson. 
Wbalen  F  F  & 'Ross, 


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Silver  Plater. 

(^>ee  Gold  and  .~-ilv-er  Platers.) 


Siivf-r  SiuelliTij'  Works 

Wyandotte  Silver  Sinelting 
and  Refining  Co, 


Tv 


Trent  ; 
»in  Lake  ' 

Wenona  j 


\\  vandotte 


Slnte  Dealers. 

Ladd  E  Detroit 
Huron  Bay  Sla'e  and  Iron  Co, 

Marquette 


Mt  Clemens 
Muir 
Nesvark 
Newaygo 


N  ir  vana 


SJiij!  l{inldfr> 

Ba'lentine  J  M  Co, 
Campbell  Co, 
Cuddy  ci;  Co, 
Detroit  Dry  Dock  Co, 
Detrr.i-;  River  Ship  Ya 

and  Dry  I)ock, 
Oades  J,  ' 

Ell  en  wood  Walter,. 
^^'heeler  Chesiey, 
Pearsons  H  C, 
Linn  Craig, 
Kram.er  John. 
■Blodget  Gardner, 
Lester  David. 
Morley  Wm  B, 
Vollmar  Paul, 
Ames  Setli  P, 
Arnold  Jos^^.h  P, 
Firzg-erald  Edward, 
Leig-hton  5c  Dunsford, 
Muir  Archibald, 
Cash  is:  Co. 
Laiigcli  Diirling, 
Holmes  L, 
Turner  Capt  A  A, 
Kirby  Bros, 


»v  n!:ehal 


Worth  I 

1 
i 
I 

i 

iJay  City  ; 
Detroit  : 


Derroit 


c  < 
<  c 
t  i 


Flint 
Rapids 


.  E  Sagiaaw-  j 

P'errysbur^h  ' 
Gibralter  j 
Internationa!  | 
Marine  City 


Montrose 

M  uskc- gun 
Port  Huron 


St  Clair 


Kartcess  James, 
Latson  M  'E, 
Lebens  5c  Schubnell, 
Metzner  John  &:  Co, 
Shuite  Caspar, 
Shulte  Bro, 
v." i'ison  T, 

Brogger  cc  Pulte,  Grand 
Tolford,  Goodrich  i  Co, 
Jones  T  A,  Greenville 
Metzner  5c  Vo?,s,  Hancock 
Fiansburgh  John,  Maaistce 
YepesMax,  Trenton 

Sock  3Iin;uriu  tar?rs.- 
Grand  Rapids  Sock  Man- 
ufacturing Co,     G'-and  Rapids 

Soda  Water  .Manufacturers. 

Hart  Baker, 
Beebe  &  Braddock 
Funkey  Anthony, 
Norris  Geo  5c  Co, 
Voelker  d;  Friton, 
Rose  J  W, 
Pomeroy  J  C, 
Brown  J, 

Northey  5c  Benny, 


Adrian 
Bay  City 
Detroit 

c  < 

Jackson 
Kalamazoo 
Manistee 
M.arquette 
Red  Jacket 


Sebewaing 
Trenton 
Wyandotte 


Northville 

Pentwater 
<  i 

t  ( 

Pierson 
<  I 


<  < 

Portello 

Richmond  ville 

Rockfurd 

Rogers  City 

Saginaw  City 
<  t 

St  Charles 


Sliip  Ciiiinillcrs. 

Munro  Geo  H,  Bay  City 

D  unkip,  Donaldson  6":  Cc,  Detroit 
Hinchman  Guy  F  cc  Co,  " 
H  O  F  F  N  E R     MAYES  i^See 
ad:'),  " 


SpectiJi'Ic  >Jannf.jclurer«. 
Black  Louis,  Detroit 
Edniondson  Spectacle  Co,  *' 

Spiof  Mills. 
(See  also  CotTce  and  Spice  Mills. 1 


Ford  A  L, 


Jackson 


Shij)  Siiiitli. 

(See  alsc  Blacksmiths.;. 
Parke  Amos  S,  E  S.i!jina\v 


Salzburg 


G^i^  wuuld  J , 
Stanton  O  F, 
Case  G  F, 
(jurli-,  I )  5c  Co, 
Emer.ion  A, 

Norman,  Webber  Co, 
Stanton  Planing  Co, 
Tr w  Th(•>ma^, 
Wales  ^  Son, 
•Morehouse  ii:  Co, 


Sand  Lake 
S;inforu 
Saug.itnck 
Slierid.m 


Shirt  ManuraotoriTs. 

Chsn Jlor  Geo  C,  Detroit 
Potter  cc  Port'-.r. 

Ba.s:hei  Mrs  Eh.^abeth  "  | 

I  »eyo  A  H,  E  Sa5:naw  I 

B.di  5c  Baxter,  Gran.d  K.Tpids  ! 
Sharp  Ch. IN  W. 

Fifiton  Xev,  man,  Howell 
Taylor  J  1).  Jackson 
Uiulerwoot  Mnt"g  Co,  K.alaia.-'.joo 


Spoko  .Maimrui^turi-rs. 
(See  Hub  5c  Spoke  Mnfrs.) 

Spring  ItoA  .M  arm  fact  urrrs. 
Huff  Wm  D,  Battle  Creek 

Boylan  Jas,  Detroit 
Lokie  John, 
Murphy  M  J  Co, 


N-^  w man  Aaron, 
l  allent  Alfred, 
Bcrjcn  Corntlitis, 
H.ixtcr  J  J , 
Day  Franklin  B, 
Heac  jck  H  D, 
1  >  ivis  M  K  ^n:  Cc^, 
Adamy  G  W  Co, 


K  Sagin.iw 
•  < 

Fentk>n 
Grand  Rapid <i 

Hilisdale 

Jackson 
St  John"* 


Show  r:i?st«  >]iunifarturors. 

Si'C'^;^"-         i  r^lHlllp^  J  oc  Bro.  Detr,.it 
GooJalc  J  C,  KaSnn.'  ^o 


Standish 
.Stanton  ' 


c  < 
f  » 

<  I 
I  < 

<  1 


Sterliug^ 


Hariiiuu  L  l 


SihiT  .>1  iiios. 

Onton.ig(ui  Silver  Mininc  Co, 

M  »r»juctic 
Si:r.m»on  Si'vcr  Mining  Co, 

UntonjLfoa 


S|»lr  I'.dil-.orv. 

Davis  Charles,  Detroit 

Crane  i>t  Carter ,  Jackson 

(iil!>rrt  Morriiu'T,  "  *' 

Phillips  Join)  L,  Kal«inatoo 


StattoiM^ru 

(See  al*o  \>  - 
I-arn-*  lU  n.s  ,*v  Co, 
Cornweils,  Pri«.Cv"vCo, 
l\ctroit  Paper  Co, 
Uichinond  X.  Backus, 


.  Stationery^ 
Detroit 


«« 
•  * 


ST  A 


AND  BUSIN'LSS  DIRECTORY. 


TAB 


S63 


S  ill  it  a  E  B  Co, 
Tunis  \V 

Hindsiii  Henry  M, 


Stave  »nn  Hojiiiiii.;  Jliuiufjioturers 

jiii'I  Di'n^UT-i, 
R.issellTM,  Abronir. 
Winchester  5c  Parrish,  AiUa 
Taylor  Geo,  Atnens 
Faf  rer  C  S,  Arr.iada 
Aibir  N  F.  .  Ball  Creek 

Union  Stave  and  Chdlr  C:-  of 

Grand  Rapids,  lia'.:  Creek 

CrothersCW..  Ka-f.-tvore 
Hiccfecock  &  Ingrahaci,  f.'ay  City 
Jud^on  cc  Co. 
Steven^  S:  W'hitaker, 
Russell  J  V, 
Dewe}-,  Foster  oc  Co, 
SneU/Snanuon  Co, 


Alden,  Sutton  6c  Co, 
Henn  J  oseph, 
Stilinian  £  R, 
Tibbais,  l;ottsford  &  C  :-, 
Sharer  G  AV  ic  Co 


Detroit    Piil-ey  josiah, 
Pcctsr  (.""/eorge 
Grup.d  Rapids  ,  Alden,  Sutton  i  Co, 
!  Cffi'.rch  N  .X  Co, 
Overton  J  M, 
Cooper  ■-V  Knight, 
])e  viy  r  o5ter  &  Co, 
Strong  John  jr, 
Knowr  ob  Guto  .v, 
Vanconsant  P  L, 
Ciark  Mcv 
Langston  K  H, 
Hiil^nard  5:  Fox, 
Liken  Bach, 
Starkey  K, 

T  a  y  io  r ,  H  u  d  s  o  n  Co 
Crifkins  Ov  Ero, 
Germ  an 'Granville, 

Bu>h  Bros, 
Tibbals  &  >;ine5,_^ 
:  Walker  SamueMV, 
'  Kru^s  Henry  C, 
Gordon  TrLinian, 
■  Hanrdng  E, 


). 

Portland  i 
Pottervii'e  • 
Quincy  ' 
Reese 

Richmond  i 
Ricra  ' 
.Rock ford  , 
Roseville  i 

St  Jcha'5  I   

Sa.zburg  i  , 

Sand  Lake  :  t^^h  fu!i  and  Complete  c 
saranac  ■  soilment  the  entire  season. 

beDev.  ain;:^  '   

Sheridan 


CHARLES  ROOT  &  CO., 

WHOLESALE 

Dry  Goods, 

DETROrr,  MICiI. 


F  =  :den 
Birch  Run 
Bii>stleld 
Breedsviiie 
Eronion 
Burnsue 
Burr  Oak 


,  Pedrick  Cyrus, 
South  Buiier  j  Sohniidt  ot  Kirth, 
'  -         '  Red  field  Me.lb, 


Grand  Ra^i 


j3C»:scr. 

Vernon  1  Mar.  ard' Augustus,  Kalaaiazoo 

Waltz  1  Matthescn  Alexander,        *'  ^ 
Wayne!  Bcndry  James,  L  Ansc 

W enoua  1  Crebosse  I'eter,  J-  An^a 


Weston 
Vv'iUiamstcn 


Cudar  Springs  . 
B:.vles  6t  Grav,        Char:esv/crtb  j  Hall  H, 
Charlotte  >!nfcCo.         Charlotte  ^  Brady  cs:  Co, 
Goodale,  CanphelUv  Co,  Carter  D, 

Cnesaning  ■  C i":e?t:brcugh  A, 


Eav  City 


Detroit 


Crystal 
Deratur 
Dcerneid 
Wjr,  Detroit 
Dundee 
Eaton  Ripids 
Exeter 
Flat  Rock 
Fovvlervi'ie 
Fremont  Center 


Rodier  X  J, 
\  Whittakcr  B, 
:  Whiting  Jas  T, 
j  Quintus  Jacob, 
■  Sturgis  Jainos  B, 
I  Snarp  Peter, 


Siarkey  H  M, 
Kinkley  Bros, 
B tin  11  5:  Rove, 
Thompson  Samue 
Kail,  Ward  &Co, 
Stevens  C  W, 
Palnier,  \\'e!ch  &:  Co, 
Force  Isaac, 
Stark ey  Wm, 
Gibson  j  , 
Svvilt  ik  Ballow, 
Quimbyl  L, 
Union  Stave  Co, 

Haven,  Blake  St  Co,  Grandville 
{ennison  i  Ostland, 
DePianty  6.  Bentlv, 
Kelly  V7  W  .S:  W  C, 
Ceioii  1  Myers, 

Taylor,  Hudson  &  Co,  _  . 

leniiisoii     Oostlaad.jeaaiscnviile  j  Forbes  David, 


i  I 
€  t 
t  I 


Grand  Rapids 
Houghton 
Ridge  way 


Fe-id  John  L,  Lexington 
Burt  Free  Stone  Co,  Marquette 
Gregory,  Lyon  vN:  Co,  Stony  Point 

Stov?  l>v;ilers. 

(See  alsc  Hard'.vare,  Stoves  and 

Tin\va.re.) 
Tewett  &  Root,  F^etroit 
Kellogg  &  King,  ^ 
Rath  bone,  Sara  cs:  Co, 


<  < 

( < 


Frontier 


Steam  Forgos. 

:  F.augh  John  B, 
\  Ford  J  N  6:  Co, 


Detroit 
<  4 


Grand  Rapids  1 


Gecr.- 


Steani  (.io>erijor  Manufacturer. 

Warren  Tho.^as,  Flint 


tou'n  i 
Hastings  I 

Morton  J  D, 
Ingersoil  ■  Wohi.Iich  Zabriskie. 


Ionia  i  De  Vinny  A  F, 


Detroit 

Grand  Rapids 


Potter  F  M. 
Michigan  Chair  Co, 
Willard  Mmon, 
Ziinmern\an  John, 
Davis  B  F, 
Merrltt  J  J, 
Bailev  cs:  Rurasey, 
Fry  H  P  i  Co, 
Morehouse  Anson, 
Goldie  Wni, 
Clark  M  J, 


Kalamo  i  Mitchell  Brother,  Port  Huron 
Kendall  j  Varnum  D  S,  Ypsilanti 

LaF::.vetie  ! 


Stove  >Ia)\iif:uturers. 

Detroit  Stove  Works,  Detroit 
Michi^ran  Stove  V\"orks,  " 
BeckwithPD,  Dowagiac 

StraM  Goods. 

(Wholesale.) 

BACON  A  C  ^  E  N,  C5<r<r  aJv). 

Detroit 


Surirical  ami  l)?ut.»l  Instrumeut 
3l:iiiula«turer. 

Kuhlman  A, 


Detroit 


,  StiMiosrapliers. 

Lansing  j  i  ^^^^^^^.  j  p  Ccustantiae 
^i""^^.:^  '  Davuos 'Thomas,  Detroit 

I  e.vae  j  ^.-j^^^^rs  Ch.irles, 
r  ■    ■'.  Nichols  I  B. 

,  Whitak.-r  Her.chel. 


Adrian 
Advance 


<  < 

<  < 


Stouoware. 


Marine  City  Stave  Co.Marine  City 
Wakenian  Le>vis,  Mendon 
Whale y  Wni,  Milan  ]  (Wholesale). 

Traver,  Monroe  '  p^xllp.rd  O  L, 

Vanlan-.le-hem  B,       Mt  Cl-.-mens  ;  F,als!ey  Cs:  Co. 
Kirtland  F  W  .^c  .--on,      Na^hvnU  |  (jeii^er  Cc  Gui'bault, 

H.iihcway  James  S  P,  i   

Ne-A-  Baltimore 
Perkins  H  S:  Sous, 
Franci.<co  &  Bro,  Newport 
Logan  JnsipW, 

Hastings  R  S,  Ne.v  B.itTalo 

Convcrs  v^.:  Wickham,  Oakley 
Norris  E.  Otisviiie 
Robertson  R  A  .n:  Co,  Ovid 


Hooper  V*  K. 
Spaiildin^  Bros, 
Pe;ul  bro* 
Mili'.'ii  .\.  rfiiendan, 
Holly  O  W. 
Robort->on  James, 
Toppinsc  M  vN:  i?<>n, 
Natio'.ia!  Slave  Co, 


Stoii*^  I)e;»l»'rs. 

v^Soc  also  Arti.-icial  Stone  Mnfrs.'' 

Tennant  Br  :?  Co, 
l^atchelder,  C  >ok  Co, 
P>runton  Aud:e\% , 
Cobb  Wall. ice  L.'.w, 
1  lavis  v<;  Spaulcting, 
Fe:t  Ch;>r;es. 
H.irt  Edward, 
.         ..    Kn  ipp  l.*.> ">  1*1. 
Pin  ronmnjt  '  Sibiey  F  C  vV  Co, 


Survejors 

Ken:  Burton, 
Hayden  S , 
Porter  W  L, 

Smith  C.  Antrim  City 

Ked/ie  Geo  E,  JJus-fici^ 
Peltibone  D  A,  Bridgeport  l.oi.tcr 
MnnroJT,  T'-:  .t 

Wilcox  Delos  F,  1>..  .u:e 

Aib-.Tii  ;i  Drcsler,    East  Sagiaa^v 
Fettib'->nc  D  .-V, 
Goodell  Elijah  J, 
!  Dalrell  Samuel, 
Lutleiield  J  L, 
^^alile^\■^"3n  S, 
Page  R  W. 
kirkpatrick  D  M, 
Frccnan  K, 
1  L'>rnke  Aaron  P, 
I  lobnson  Otto  L, 
Bay  City  ,  Jen  .y  C  L, 


Detroit 


f  < 

Ecorse 
E;1<  worth 
F.r.vell 
F.ini 
Hersey 
Hubbardst  a 

i     -  :  c 

Mi  1' 


"J  (  I  en  IV     Uf,  .-11. 

Detroit  I  V,tephcns<..!.irencc  M,  Mtv.  o..i-as 
AUenburg  Dame:  W,       N-  •  k 


Painesvili-;; 
'<:ter-b;:r;h 
Pic 10 


1  • 


<  < 
« t 


Hobsvin  I 


Plainticld  1  Malheson  Alexander, 


E  SaiioAw 


Port  Huron  i 


Grand  K.ipiJs 


Hic^s  J  W. 
Gatdner  A  D  .v  K, 
Me'icn  Al!>crt, 
Svi^im*  Ro-  A  '?11. 
.V'lair  iici    :o  E, 


r 

n 

Slcpaens 
Unto  1^  i«Ie 

VCICA 


Talilo  M;«nMtar!urers. 
Duncan     Mil.-r,  I  vuh.xuau 

Bri^htman  Bros, 


S64 


TAI 


MICHIGAN'  STATE  GAZETTEER 


TAN 


Tailors. 

(See  also  Merchant 

Holswaith  C, 
Miller  CKus,-  . 
Co!:i3on  !ohn  T. 

Black  Osborn  D, 
Smiih  Hirarn, 
Manning  J  M, 
Quinn  Patrick, 
K-eule  Anrlrew, 
Soi  c-'gue  Jonathan, 
McKee  M  C, 
Haering  F  C, 
Tohnion  I  R. 
Ober-fell  John, 
TcHii  Wir.  E, 
Teall  \V  N, 
Underwoori  Wm, 
W'einert  I^ouis, 
Hosk  Ch  riscian, 
Whitley  \Vn\, 
Osburn  L  J, 
Bofiine  John, 
Jeuni.'igs  E  L, 
.Paiiey  John, 
Li^nian  G  L, 
Agneu;  N\'m, 
Hearse  Joseph, 
liL-j/.emer  Adamy 
.^Luniti  Hirnni, 
Sparkf;  Philip, 
jMercTeii  Nicholas, 
Hawkins  John  K, 


Kauffman  Peter. 


Lovejoy  Mi.=i  N  B, 
Bartel  Peter, 
Goet7en  Wm, 
fililler  Anton, 
Bierinann  Charles, 
Keys  John, 
■  Anclersoa' Chas, 
Archenbron  Wm, 
Ascher  A  S, 
Pisril-.r.u  Valentine, 
Benning  Henry, 
(Jodd-;  Au.Tuste, 
Co  (ley  John, 
Cobpn  L. 
Davis  H, 
Em  bach  M,. 
Faseil  Air^'jst, 
Covin  C, 
Grei'^''  David. 
IsbcU  -Milo  H, 
Jarrieson  ChasT, 
Kolbe  Wm . 
Ljanden  Albert, 
L  sch  Henry, 
McGrath  James, 
Meltz  Geo  C, 
^tilward  Wm, 
Pfeiff^r  Joseph, 
Pinger  M, 
Plels  Frank, 
Schlitt  John, 
Schmidt  Chas, 
Schuite  Anton, 
S-':hi',;ner  Mathew, 
Siioolian  J'jhn, 
White  Alfred, 
Wick  John, 
Wiaiker  Witidclin , 
Shoemaker  M  H, 
Davis  B  J, 
Dickersou  J  S, 
Verschoor  Aart, 
S<:hiil''e  l*'red'k, 
Diai,'^o  Henry, 
Olson  C, 
England  John , 
Johnson  W  J  C, 
Slooman  R  F, 


Richards  W  D, 
Ruel  George, 
Mills  V/, 
Welliuaa  J  T, 
Alien  M, 

Berss-in  Go~tav  R, 
Gutman  Samuel, 
Harris  Moses, 
;  Hare  Jacob, 
i  Kirk  wood  Thomas, 
I  Poisson  J  H, 
;  Rau.-ich  Hubert, 
'  Schlientz  Gottlieb, 
'  Timmer  H  I, 
1  Watzak  L,  ' 
I  Maikni^atJ, 

Roo.-:e  il:  'vv  rig-'it, 
!  Schorott  P, 
i  Backenstoe  R, 
!  Gibson  J, 
I  C ulv er  N  e'son , 
Geschv/ind  Melchior, 
Mohler  J  H, 
Freerr.an  Thomas, 
Campb'-!:  D  McD, 
Woodruff  T  M, 
Cuthisl  C  H, 
HiilardJM, 
rdickviile  |  Connor  R, 

Byron  [  O'Connor  P.eruard, 
Woods  Wm.  B, 
J. 

Smith  L>anie!, 
Crov.  e  E.'.ward, 
Ne  w  biir^  John , 
Rasemann  Louis, 
March  Wm. 
Booss  John  G, 
Lamley  J  B, 
Wak  Jacob, 
Westcoct  T  W, 
Wri'^ht  Orviile  B, 
Collins  P, 
Fleming  D  H, 
Stein  hart  H, 
Hi.  ks  .\  D,^ 
Reunoren  Edward, 
Let.;ia  F  A,_ 
Hartwick  Wm, 
Pratt  Howard  .\, 
Penzien  Robert, 
Percy  PS, 
Droelle  W:n, 
Plunkit  J, 
Kannally  Wm  J , 
Wri^'ht  George, 


M  Tailors.) 

Adrian 

Albion 
Allen 
Almont 

Ann  Arbor 

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Belleville 
Big  Rapids 
Birrairgham 


Bridgeport  Center 
Brighton 

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Flushing 
Fov,-ler  viile 
Galesbiirqrh 
Grand  Ledge 
Grand  Rapios 


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Pli;'lip£  George, 
Ward  J  W , 
Thompkins  Guj-  H, 
Willi  if  [cs-.oh, 
Tcivrr  PS," 
Beach  urn  .M, 
Ca>scry  L>a\  id, 
M  each  tin  I  R, 
Seaman  Charles  L, 
Schiike  John  C, 
Bi-uer  Leonard, 
Lynch  John, 


P'-rt  Hur  .n 
Portland 
Qiiincy 
Richmond 
Fiockfc-rd 
Romeo 


Cassopolis 


Central  oNiiue 
Charlotte 


Chelsea 
Ches-ining 
Cliruon 
Concord 
C  o  r  u  n  n  a 
Detroit 


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Grass  Lake 
GreenviLe 

Had  Ley 
Hancock 
Hart 
Hastings 

Hillsdale 
Hoily 
H'.imcr 
Houghton 
Hovv?rd  Cit.v 
Hubbardston 

Hum.boldt 
Ida 

Imlay  City 
Jackson 

Kalamazoo 
Kidd  viiie 
Lansing 


LaT:eer 


Law  re  nee 
Lc'.and 
Linden 

Litchfield 


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E.it'  n  R.vpids 

Escanaba 

F.v  .irt 

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We!!s!ey  C, 
Ammerman  H, 
Feltzer  G  P, 
Noble  E  T, 
Kasselmann  C, 
K uccra  J , 
Neckel  G, 
Hi>rmas  Peter, 
Crabb  John, 
D-.y  E  B, 
Hallor  Nicholas, 
Heine  Geo, 
Wdliams  C  W, 
.\L-'.,t;ill  Robert  B, 
Ro;mer  Henry, 
Wolner  H  M, 
Fcnton  F  E, 
Grimes  K  \ , 
Lr.Roy  F  H, 
Perkin-  Wm  H, 
DowL-r  Mark, 
Evry  NKAtthias  W, 
Fyre  S  P.. 
H  iii  ifm  Peter, 
Weeks  H. 
• 'nlly  H'!nry , 
Hoskiii  J  .ihn , 
Lanj^meycr  C, 


Manistee 
Maple  Rapids 
Marquette 

Marshal! 
Memphis 
xNIenuon 
Menominee 
Middieville 

Monroe 


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Muske::jou 
Negai:nce 

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Pciit  water 
Plymouth 
Pontiac 
Port  Huron 


F.hnis  George, 

Tweedie  Thomas, 

Hers  n^er  L>, 

Wilk.-:  Edward, 

Wiedrick  B, 

Roes  A,v 

Octo  Albert, 

Dill  Samuel, 
Crunkite  P  L, 

Hr.rlburt  G  B, 
Herzog  Anthony 
Snow  A  P, 
Johnson  M  E, 
Smith  C  D, 
Wolz  Cireorge, 
Wclschibe, 
.McGtiire  John, 
K?!c  P, 
Stevens  A  R, 


Roseviile 
Sagina>'  City 
5;  John's 
Saline 
Schoolcraf: 
Se'oe  waing 
South  Frankfon 
South  Lyon 
Sparta  Center 
Spring  Lake 
Stnrgis 
Tecliraseb 
Tekonsha 
,       Three  Oa'iis 
Three  Rivers 
L'nion  City 

\^"nyne 
V/estuhalia 
White  Pigeon 
Williamston 
Vpsilanri 


Tanners  and  Curriers. 

Ca  ^k e  y  J  am. e s ,  Allegan 
Heinzmann  J  ii;  Son,  Ann  \t'<:oz 
Kranse  Henry, 
Rohde  Louis, 
Chown  (."haries. 
Hicks  Renold, 
Boiirn  John , 
Badgley  S  L, 
Peavey  C  C  &  Co, 
Adams  Turtle, 
Myhan  ^N:  Henry, 
\\'hitten  <S:  Harner, 


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Battle  Creek 

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Heign  Henry,  Brockway  Center 
Frednckson  .\Iartin,  '  Catu 
Thomas  John,  Coloma 
Hill  Doran,  Colon 
Pheips  Jerome  B,  Coouersville 
Hoppin  R^:G  S,  Decatur 
Croi;l  Bro>,  Detroit 
Higer  Lewis, 
Jewell  P  v<:  Son', 
Karrer  J  &  Bro, 
Kirby  George, 
-Mueienliack  Peter, 
Pai  kcr  George  H, 
Ren/  H, 
Schehr  Adam, 
Schmidt  Traugott, 
Stone  Horatio  R' morocco"!, 
Gcrber  C  ;v  Son,  L)ougla$ 
r>rew  I  C,  Dundee 
Carlisle  F  W  &  Co,  F.  Saginaw 
Hinkle  Jes^e,  Fentcn 
(icrher  Sons,  Fremont  Center 
Cappon,  Hcrtsch  &:  I  c. 

Grand  Rapids 
Koster  ^'s:  Kri:ger,  " 
Tanner  John  B     Co,        ' ' 
Woodruftj.  Greenville 
Cappon,  Rertschv^  Co.  Holland 
Me;.'  George,  ' ' 

.Mchan   .  trvington 

L,iph«m  iV  Waterhnry, 

K.'^lamAzao 

Wilson  A  G. 

/ifgler  C  Hro.  Lansing 
Schlegcl  Charles,  l,«prer 
Hahn  A,  Lc-'i'r 
Hirk*  K      S^n,  L  "  v 

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Ransrcr  Hcr.ry, 
IlaiiiideU  \V  D  8c  Co, 
Dreuer  <&.  Co, 
Kirrhr.cr  A, 
Swindle  C  &  Co, 
Price  Robert  M, 
Van  Eps  &:  Co, 
Schnoor  C, 
Aberie  Jacob. 
Park  E  A, 
ilcCallum  Jnhn, 
McNaught  &  Scott, 
Wider  Ciias, 
St  Ciair  Tannery, 
Dotv  H  S, 
Gordon  Samuel, 
Bean  O  W, 
Wiiiiami.cn  S:  Taylor, 
Dunham  Aloa/.o, 
Crane  Isaac, 
Howland  J  Sc  Co, 


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Baltimore 

Pi^v.-  Pa-.v 
Pon  ciac 
Port  K'jron 
Saginaw  City 
S:  Clair 
St  Louis 

Teciirnseh 
Va.sar 
Wayinnd 
YDsilanti 


Hansler  J  G, 
Seaman  C, 
Spauldlna;  Wm  H, 
I^fcKenrie  H, 
Bartholomew  I  L, , 
Barnes  M  P,  ' 
Rawles  Henry, 
Lanjii!  Frank  M, 
J3aferner  V/, 
Mosher  L, 
Keinpii  (iodfrey, 
JasoD  Robert, 
Jones  N  V, 
Beebe  John  L, 
Bishop  J, 
Prainan  liaac  E, 
Damon  C  P, 


Kiles 
Ortor.vi'ie 
Peteriburgh 
Port  Austin 
Port  Huron 
Richland 
Romeo 
3:  Clair 
Sebwaing 
South  Lyon 
Unadillu 

Vicksburg 
Warren 
WestpbaliT 
Whitehall 
Y!)siiaQti 


CEAEIES  ROOT  CO., 

Iinpoi*ter»  end  Jobbers  of 

Dry  Goods, 

Nofions  and  Hosiery. 

DETROIT,  MICH. 


Tobacco 


3iaimf;ictnrers 
Dealers. 


Taxid'iniiists. 
Kichter  Wm, 


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Adrian 
Detroii 


Eeestcchcr  C 
Collins  W  H, 
Allen  J  D, 


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Bay  City 
Cen  ireville 
Detroit 


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Paw 


TeJearrajib  Instrumoiil  Mnfrs. 

Pond  C  H  8:  Co,  Detroit 
Wilson  R  H  ?L  Green,  Vpsilanti 


Tolograpli  Poles. 
Brovnlee  Wm, 


Detroit 


Tinners. 

(See  also  Hardware,  Stoves,  etc 


Chittenden  M  E  &  Co, 
Baglcy  John  J  &  Co, 
Barker  K  C  &  Co, 
Chaniborjaui,Campb:U  Co," 
Hanna  &  Co,_^ 
Lichienbcrg  G  B  &  Co, 
Mocbs  Ge^n->:e  iS:  Co, 
Nevin  &  Mills. 
Parker,  Ho!:nes  oc  Co, 
Rosenfield  I  i  Co, 
Rothschild  iV  Pro, 
Scof.eii,  Love tc  it  Co, 
S'lfter  Pros, 
Wa'.k-r;  McGraw  Co, 
Michiiran  Tobacco  Works, Monroe 


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Goodrich  Transportioo  Ccr, 

E>canaba 
Engleman  Transportat;. n  Co. 

Grand  Havea 
Gooc^rich  Tran.-p'n  Co,  " 
Grand  River  cc  Chica~o  Trans- 
portation Co,        Gr.::.d  Rapidi 


Detroit 


j          Trunk  ^lanul'atturers. 
I  Bidelman  R,  Adrian 
I  Brown  it  Klink, 
J  Col  man  H  W  jr, 
1  Maier  Martin, 
i  WEBER  i  DAMM, 
;  Brown  &  Smith,       Grand  Rapids 
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Critcael!  W,  Adrian 
Brown  Edward,  Albion 
Sheldon  &  P'^anning,  " 
Tubah  C  F,  Allegan 
Chapin  F  S,  Ann  Arbor 

Goodrich  C  D, 

Stevens  William,  P>e!lviile 
McArthur  David, 

Brock  way  liter 

Day  J  R, 
Frey  Gottlieb, 
Fruniviller  A, 
Ga2;e      Rentz  (copper) 
ILalier  M, 
Hengfitebeck  C, 
Holmes  &  Webster, 
Johnstiine  H  M, 
Kief  Wm, 
Labruzy  John, 
Kivenot  T, 
Walker  James, 
Martin  Bruno, 
Robell  Mathias, 
Gibbs  Arnold, 
Smith  Isainh  C, 
Ciiatfield  i-loratio  F, 
Soanic*  Henry, 
McGugan  J, 
Kelso  H, 
Wood  R, 

Cvirtis  James  A  ^  Co, 

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Miller  Wm, 
Golt  J  K, 
S:ie.iier  J  J, 
Morton  John, 
Harry  Wm, 
Mann  Looinis, 
K.uilTer  S:  Brow  ucll, 
Chi i.-ti'pher  B, 
Kice  W ti»  I, , 
Alleid  V, 


Bay  City 
Detroit 


Notions 
Goods.) 

Beaubien  T  J, 
Doelrz  G  Bro, 
Freund  &.  Fechheiincr,  " 
Hcyn  H, 

Kast  Gustav  us  (s^e  adv),        ' ' 
Kreibich  K . 

Schwartz  Chas,  ' ' 

Frey  it  U  ickkin,  East  Saginaw  j 
Norri-i     Jc-nes,  .        '  *  I 

Van  Halteren  Wm,  Grand  Haven  j 
Tvroler  Sigo,  Grand  Rapids 

W'alters  Theodore,  Lansing  ' 

Simon  Chas,  Lapeer  j 


j       Tug  Onn^Ts  an«l 

I  Campbell  Wm  P, 
I  Demass  John, 
I  Giilett  John  R, 
1  Horn  John  jr, 
'  Mills  A  H, 


Detroit 


I  Norton  C  Vv", 
j  Owen  J  Emiry, 
I  Thompson  John  D, 
';  Ck'nlield  John, 
Moffat  Jas     A  N, 


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DLirliiuc  .^liuiufac- 
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Nichols,  SUepard  &  Co, 

Battle  Creek 
Uptou  Manufacturing  Co,  " 


F.  Saginaw 

Eaton  Rnpids 
Farmers  Creek  1 
Fenton 
Flint 
F'owier 
Fowlervillc 
Grand  Ledge 

Rapids 

Greenville 

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TransportatloH. 

Ballentinc  J  M  ^t  Co,  Bay  City 
Engleman  Transportation  Co, 

I'.enton  Harbor 
George,  \S  aIker  ."v  Co,       ' ' 
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Umbrolla  RuJ   Parasol  Manufac- 
turers. 

(Vagel  Peter.  Detroit 
Lmgemaim  C  &  Son, 

I  ndcrtak*  r»«. 
Everiss  ],  Adrian 
,  Fisher  J"M, 

,  lohnsicn  B  F,  Almonl 
'  Timby  T  F.  Aim* 
I  Martin  Oliver.  Ann  Arbor 

j  Hall  Wilb-r  W,  Bangor 
I  Atkins  L  Q,  Bay  City 

!  Cool  J  S  &  Son,  " 
'  Watrous  Ansel  W 
'  Thomas  B  Mij  F, 
Tcnks  C  W 


1  "rifoit  !  )Ui»<  »v  Son, 


BelleviUe 
I'.itmingham 
Blis»6cld 


Detroit  Cs:  l?leveland  Steam 

Navig.uion  Co, 
Empire  I  ran'-portation  Co, 
r<rie  vv  North  biar  Lino. 
International  ta<l  Freight 

Line, 

Mcrch.inK  nisp.ilih, 
N.iti.  ii.il  Ui'.patch  l  a>t 

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North  trn    Iran  sporiat  ion 

<.'o  .it.d  C  V  Line, 
Ward  >  Cc'iirni      Pacific  «\ 

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Western  Transportation 
Coal  Cu  ol"  Miv  lu^  4n, 


Small  Matiin. 
Brown  F  H, 
Ratienburv  i 


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■  Li.idslcy  FN, 

Nev»lou,  HuicnOvCo, 

S;a:tan  Fra-ik, 
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I  Viici  Wm  V  H, 

C.ar'and  J  1}  Co, 
I  C  oiipcr  S  W. 

F.t%».hmann  Louit. 

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Eronson  K, 
C'iist  V  S;  Son, 
Latimer  Geo  W, 
Roche  I'hos, 
Sears  A  B, 
Sexton  &  Hickey 
Thron-. Idcy  Hyp'oli te, 

Edgerion  D,   '  "  ])r  ,  den 

Parker  jo<.cph,  Dundee  ! 

Prall  David  f ,  E  Sa'^rinaw 

.B  a  leer  A  j)  &  (Jo,  Eaton  Kapids 

Brsiinerd  AH,  '  •' 

Lyon  S  P,  Farmington 

St  Clair  Joseph,  Fenron 

Potter  S  S,  Flat  Rock 

Menzer     Clark,  Flint 

Woodworth  P  M,  Flushing 

Spencer  Wm  C,  Fov.-lerville 

Tnbbitt  Henry,  Gaiesburgh  , 

B.arns  Jas,  Grand  Plrrv.n  i 

Durtei  Allen  Grajid  kayids  ' 
Farwel!  John  H, 
ItoNvell  j'okn, 
Koch  \V'm, 

Menzer  L,  Goodrich 

YiiikleH,  Grass  Lake 
S!ockctt  &-  Crav.ford,  Hancock 
lle»;h,  Salisbury  Sc  Co,  Hastings 

Stebbins  'iV  H,  " 

Dukes  W,  Hesperia 

Donaghy  W  W,  Hillsdale 

Siller  C,  Houghton 

Carded  D  W,  Hovvall 

Wells  Hiram  C,  Imlav  City 

Merritt  S      Co,  'lonia 

Sherman  &  Isbel'.,  Tackson 

\VeeksJ&Son,  '  " 

Eirge  &  Drake,  Kalamazoo 

Olmstead  Oliver  K,  " 

Armstrong  M  V,  Leslie 

Pennin-tcm  Wm  D,  Lyons 

McGregor  John,  ^^anIstee 

He-.vitt  Si.Ticon,  .^L1ple  Rapids 

Gregory  H  v'c.  Co,  Marquette 

Adams  .v  Durell,  \lQn>-oe 

Chappell  F  F,  Mt  Clemens 

SM-arthoutC,  Mulr 

Carpenter  Jt.rome,  Newa\-ko 

VVhitcoml)  Gilbert,  Oak  wood 

Eradfordl,  0:i.>n 

Torrnnce  L  .\[,  Ortcnvjlie 

Jlrokau-  c<  Co,  -  O vi.l 

Upright  }  A      Co,  Ou'osso 

Swattiu      Charles,  Palo 

BallJW,  Pa Paw 

Smith  J  W,  Portland 

Schhchtm.^  Bros,  I'or:  .-.aniiac 

ffarris  L'has  f,,  Ric-hrnond 
Waring  '  iursncy  P,  liuhTcwav 

P.daier  Amos       Son,  Komeo 

P.enjamin  C  L,  Saginaw  City 

WoodruJrS  H,  St  Clair 

Wade  .\r,  St  John's 

Holmes  Albert,,  St  Loais 

Lym.-in  T  H,  S!icrm\M 

'  Sto-khridgii 

Warren  Matthew  H.  Sturis 
Andtr>fin  Samuel .  Traver>:  City 
ILaiL,'ht  S,          Woodland  Cenic'r 


Dalrymple  W  R, 
Newman  Aaron, 
K-eilermann  R  , 
Lockard  c-'c  ^v'igh■ 
Dygert  A  L, 


E  Saginaw 


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WyckoffE  P, 
Ch.imard  Samuel  C, 
Eovee  N, 
Lo^,an  SV  S, 
I  Struuse  Win, 


Meade 

Nankin 
Richland 


Cron\bie  John  G, 
Wider  J  Fred, 
E  n  ell  Judson, 


Flint 

Grand  Rapids 

Kaiamp-zoo     .. 

Mt  Clemens  '  Eeard>Iey  Morrisen,  Waterford 
Pontiac 
Saginaw  City 
Union  City 


V;i n!i>ii  ^lauufacturers.. 

Berry  Erothers,  De:roit 


Vessel  O^TJifTS. 

Goodrich  Ed-A-in,  Bay  City 

Gordon  Joseph, 
Gordon  Wm, 
Hal!  Harvey, 
Weeks  Chas  H, 

Bisst-1  Geo  W,  Detroit 
Blodgett  C  C, 
Coyne  Hngh, 
Gailaglier  r>avid, 
Grurarnond  S  B, 
Hall  J  W, 
Hosmer  John, 
Kean  M  B, 
Prid'zeon  J, 
Ralph  P  J  vV  Co, 
Whit^ker  Byron, 
Saginaw  and  Sandusky    Line  of 
Barg-es,  E  Saginaw 

Lanard  L,  Roberts'  Landing 


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Manuel  Henry,  Adamsville 

Howard  J  M,'  Battle  Greek 

Siiover  Jesse  C,  BerviKe 

Laferty  William,  Breedsviile 
Molvir.ney  W  C,  Brockway  Center 

BurroLii,-hs  J  C,  'Clin ten 

Hovve  Io;.-nh  C,  Cohootah 

Hvinlley  E  B,  Cooper 
Smith  J  R,            Davison  Station 

Croton  Richaid,  Detroit 
Crs^'Pry  J'C, 
Jennirgs  Chas  H, 
Krause  Charles, 
P.'rti-rson  J  \\  , 

Sutherland  Daniel,  E  Sa::inaw 

Failin.viCW,  Eaton  Rapids 

Coucch  John,  Humboldt 

Rogers  J  'im  H,  Jaci;son 

Yen  J  H.  Kalamnzoo 

Still  RN,  Lawton 

Stephens  G  I,  Leonidas 

Sherman  N  A,  ^r;usha:l 

Pringle  S.  '  Mear> 

Johnson  J.  Novi 

Thornton  John  J,  Pack's  Mills 

Hughes  H  <"),  Painesvilie 

Benedict  F  N.  Tuw  i'aw 

>r>:rr:iy  Djvi'^  W.  hVrie^lo 

Whirm  .n  O  H  P.  Port  H.iron 

MrHeth  B  C,  Brairieville 

EstesGeor,;c  W,  St  John's 

Axffird  M.  "  Troy 

Shephard  Thomas,  T\ rc 

Gra'lv  Gi  ;'ndviHc,  Williamsv  il!o 

lUnghdurirC  P,  Yorkville 


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fUitt:i'in  J  P., 
Broin:hi"'.n  J , 
Good- 1 1  I,  I, 
Ak.,s^  E  H', 
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TunuT  v'V.  Shnltc, 
U'cbbcr  I'.uil, 


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Vlui'C'ir  II.i  till  far  hjnTN. 

,  1  >i  lrcMt  \  inej  ir  \\'orks,  Detroit 
I.arl  E  i;. 

i  .Ci rr-C'is  adn  John,  ' ' 

Stands'*  V.dv*  ard,  " 

Gray  I'haro,  D>-»nj;a.< 

Dewev  v^-  Cistrr,  Fdeii 

WhctliT  iS.  Bf.Tin,  Klnwcrfit  'd 

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Cornsdorf  (, 
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Wright  G  R  Bro, 

BentCD  Harbor 
Ashley  Ed^ar  P,  Detrcic 
Deans,  Godfrey  5:  Co,  " 
Elder  Adam,  '  •' 

Hughs?  Ezra, 
3Jt:pger  Co, 
Reid  ^'c  Hills, 
Immen  Frederick,   Grand  Rapids 
Ne!5on  Bros  a:  Co,  " 
Van  Houten  Eros,  " 
Fry  H  P  ;L  Co, 

Barnes  Amos  H,  Pontiac 
Carleton  <x  Kemp.Sault  Ste  Maris 
Ziri!:ham  J  _Xi,  Stanton 
Harrison  Wm,  Slurgis 


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Earnum  Delos  W,  Adrian 

Colton  G  A,  " 

Cross  J,  " 

Irish  F,  «• 

Rtngman  H  A,  ** 

Sigler      Co,  *' 

Thompson  J ,  *  * 

Kersten  H  O,  Albion 

Steel  \\  m  ' ' 

Pond  S  d',  Allegan 

Vosburgh  Henry,  " 

Eriggs  James  W,'  Almont 

Goodrich  F  S,  Alpena 

Arnold  Wm,  Ann  Arbor 

Eliss  C  &  Sons,  " 
Graf  Frederick, 
Haller  Jacob, 
Watts  J  C, 

Clark  C  B,  Armada 

W  ilson  Richard  N,  Augusta 

Ferguson  E  B,  Bangor 

Avery  Albert  F,  Battle  deck 
Ga'Icup  vs:  fiollisicr, 
Rockwell  Charles, 
Osgood  i\  Ch.ipin, 
Gral  ousky  Solomon,        Bay  City 

Morse  J  A  J,  " 

Rose  T'^hn,  " 
Wood'  E  &  Co, 

Sponsel  V,  Ecnton  Harbor 

Tectz'  l  C  W,  '« 
McOniber  Fred,   Berrien  Sprincs 

Fisk  R  C,  Big  Rapids 

Hodskcy  L  C,  »'ic  Rapids 

Ri;hn»oiici  W  H,  Biim  -•. 

0:t  Hudson,  P  i 

Brown  Cha«  H,  Brignion 

I  iateilo  L  V.  •  ♦ 

Ht:!!  [  O.  Pron>oft 

Churchill  C  P..  Biichxnan 

Vat-s  James  0,  Evroo 

KMis  John  J.  Calumet 

Herniao  Joseph,  * ' 
I..'c  A  K, 

Strong  I  F,  Cat«r,n  Citv 

Holt  X^lsan  D,  C 

<'.o;ic'i.  r  K  W,  Ca  , 
She-,  man  IV, 

Kinnon  S  L,  Ced  tr  Spring* 

l)e  l.amatcr  Wm  H,  Ch  nkite 
Thrift  foho  X. 

I'\  vrr  .\nur«:\\,  CKcbo\gan 

Mtj'ikins  IS. 

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Vcung  A, 
Davi<:  John  M, 
Davis  "VVm  H, 

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Elliott  S  C, 
Kaii  R  E  S:  Soji , 
Reed  Reuben  .M, 
Cornell  J  A, 
Henry  V>  m. 
Cloud  James  N, 
Shnttleworth  C  II, 
Miirrav  E, 

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Catr  M  W, 
Cohn  Signiar, 
Coukiin  J  b, 
Darkee  L  P, 
Fischer  A, 
Fischer  P  S:  V% 
Gairetson  A  T, 
Gresbeck  F, 
i-lafrerty  Win, 
Hecb  (SL  Gutekunst, 
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Kennedy  T, 
L-ngemann  Frederick, 
Marsh  Samuel  T, 
Marum  Edwnrd, 
Meizier  Peter, 
Miles  Thomas, 
Nathan  Moses, 
Petz  F  vs:  J  . 
Reinstei".  Joseph, 
Richardson  M  D, 
Roehm  &  AVright,_ 
Roishoven  Frederick, 
Sharf  \Vm, 
Schiller  Cs:  Co, 
Smiih  Sin  ford  A, 
Strenjson  Agustns, 
Traub  liros, 
Uirich  H, 
Walsh  P  J, 
Yencsch  iTerman, 
Zurbrue-LC  John, 

Murdock  S  W,  Dexter 
LeeRN,  DoNV-yiac 
Nicliol'3  Wni  B,  " 
Cooper  George  W,  Dv.ndee 
Swaru  Tacob  V,  Eagle  Harbv^r 
Ametein  P,  K  SxgWiXv,- 

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Brown  George, 
Dougi'.cy  T  E, 
IlelU'.Vj's  Corbctf, 
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Lewis  Delanc V, 

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Eislwood  John,  Evan 

Livin;:sion  W  R, 

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Seiliy  Warren  B,  Farmmgton 
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Murphy  J  M. 

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Dikeman  Ed  B, 
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Evered  J  G, 
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Herkner  J  C, 
Hervev  Edv/ard  J, 
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Zimmerman  H  J , 
Van  Allen  C  H  ,  Imlay  City 

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Johnson  &  Harrington,  La-A-lcc 
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Niggeman  Tohn  P, 
Webster  M'B. 
};iihop  Frederick, 
Bishop  Fred  P, 
Balcom  G  B, 
Brown  W  A  C, 
Bcardsley  H  P, 
Cu^hway  Wm  J, 
Barnard  Wir.f.eid  S, 
Ileath  Jason  J, 

Chubbuck  Elijah  J,  -Manchester 
Fansel  Gustavus,  " 
Gardner  C  D,  Manistee 
Magnes  Peter, 

Bennett  L  M,  >Lap!e  Rapids 

Wa".dmann  Heary,      Marine  City 
Conklin  G  N,  Marquette 
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Cathcari  A  H,  Marshall 
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I  Grant  L  vV  J  F,  Monroe 
Nichols  H  T, 
Wat;ner  A  X  Bro, 
Mark  man  J  H.  Morenci 
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Selkirk  A  T,  ' 
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Barringer  Horace  T,  " 
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'Pool  Herbert  V/  ti  Co, 
Schuke  Fred, 
Walker  ^Ticiah, 
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Ecnmr.'ns  R  B, 
Goethe  Riidolph 
Williams  John, 
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Harris  Geo  W, 
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Humphrey  Wm  J,  Ri.;hland 
Larkin  John,  Rideeway 
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Dondero  Antonio,  Detroit 
Jones  George  C,  ' ' 

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Altr.a 
F.attle  Creek 
Bay  City 


^^'hire  Pi^'eon 
Williamston 


Wind  Xill  jlrtnuf;icturers. 

Un;">n  Wind  Mill  Co,  Albion 
Pendletnn  Lucasse,  Kalamazoo 
Phelps  &  Bi9:e!o  w,  ' ' 

Williams,  Smith  is:  Co,  " 
>Lar.-ha!l  W  ind  Engine  and 

Pump  Co,  Marshall 
Cilkev  Edw:=rd  W.  Richland 
Eagle  Wind  Mill  Co,  Schoolcraft 
Myers  Wind  :\*ili  Co, 
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M'iv.f  Jljiiiufjieturors. 

Darling:  6c  Co,  Detroit 

Lyon  Edward,  Grosse  Isle 

Stuben  C-'!inty  \Vine  Co,  Jackson 

Monroe  Wine  Co,  'Monroe 
Point  de  Pe-.ui  Grape  and 

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Roberts  E  C,  Summit 

Wirps  and  Liquoi-s. 

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Stretter  Thomas, 
I'ann  Charles, 
Lewis  J  M , 
Ha-.v  kins  W  ic  Co, 
^\'arren  F  L, 
P>agaid  E  G, 
Boomer  ^\■  M  Co, 
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Chamberlain  .M  H  ^;  Co, 
Cook  O  B  6;  Cu, 
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Duolittle  Geo  F  S:  Co, 
Fechheimer  &  Workiim 
v'rC'f'inet  James, 
JfartV  Frank, 
James  Wm  V   v't  Son, 
Johnson  I  ^<  Co, 
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Loewenstein  P, 
Greiner  Peter  P, 
Cooper  &  Jordan, 
Scott  Frank, 
Rerair.q;tcn  Wm  E, 
Murphy  Denaii, 
Lvver  Alfred, 
Ciou'den  Sc.  P.oberts, 
Hughes  Peter,  Saginaw  City 

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Fowler  Wm  J, 
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Rosen  held  Wm, 
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Kaiser  &  Nestle, 
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Schindehette  Henry, 
Southard  Wm  B, 
Rica()y  Robert,  Benton  Harbor 
GoukenJ,  -  Cheboygan 

Huppock  M  J 
O'Connor's  M, 
Hilier  6:  Beebe, 
Wilson  O  W, 
Getcheil  A, 
Elliott  M  E, 
Hi!i  John  L, 
Cole  John  K, 
Darling  i  Co, 
De  Forest  Benj, 
Hirons  Wm  B, 
Kenned V  A  J , 
Lauder  j  B, 
Swan  Thomas, 
Thorpe  John, 
Quinn  S:  T.jmejr, 
Barbier  M  A , 
Burton  E  M , 
Downs  O  K , 
O'Brien  .-v  Millard, 
Root  Midler, 
SoyerC'reo  A  is:  Co, 
McKiu  Jas  F, 
Kelly  P, 
Stack  J  K, 
Laughiin  R, 
Rice  Fran k , 
Le  Roy  Robert, 
Callahan  Patrick, 
El  well  I  N, 
Mclntyre,  Bro  ^sc  Co, 
Parseli  C, 
Wirg  H  W. 
Gias<  Robert, 

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Cochrane  Joseph,    Gran*!  Kapid^ 
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Wa;e.r:jury  J^oniel, 
Gens.-ly  Geo> 
MarshiU  Thon;as, 
Kyles  Ciiarlts, 
Palraer  A  R, 
Paimcr  Rodraan, 
AriTiitrong  Son, 
Bannerniaa  John, 
Eeidie  <i:  Heyn, 
Hi!l  &  Co, 
Loe-A-enstein  P, 
Hoffinan  Gastave, 
Arnold  Vv'ni  C, 
Foegen  Peter, 
Nast  Wrn  S:  Co, 
Ryan  T, 

Simrpstene  O  &  Co, 
Dov,ii!jg  Daniel, 
Aivcrd  H  H.  c<  Co, 
Jrorbes  Mrs  A, 
Barber  Joseph, 
Ringlcr  E, 
Seeney  Robert  C, 
Parkhurs':  Byron  D, 
Terry  ii.  Co, 
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Johnston  G  A, 
Preuceller  &  Bros, 
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Southard  W  B, 
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LatLiiip  Henry, 
Lintz  Henry  F, 
Livir.i; stone  '<  K'.o, 
MeCormiok  Patrick  S, 
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Moran  Edmund, 
Pertbody  J  A  &  Co, 
Pe-  cock  Chas  W , 
Peacock  L, 
Poole  Henry, 
Puree]  ^x.  Leonard, 
Reichanbach  Ker.ry, 
P. yan  Martin, 
Scriimme!  Louis, 
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Stubensky  Carpenter, 
Suilivan  i>  u  Co, 
VanAntwerp  Co, 
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Ayiesworth  Geo, 
Church  L  C, 
Siimpson  G  W  Son, 

Mackinav-  City 
Heine  W'm,  ilt  Clemens 

Marr  Stil,  New  Casco 

Craker  G  A,  Oniena 
Fhi'lpor:-;  Hv\:Cc,  PinconniT-g 
Fiihc:r  Eiward,  Pcntiac 
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Parker  &  Gary , 
Voice  Wiiiiam, 
Carrington  H  W, 
Sa})in  Charles, 


Lyons 
Mcars 
Newark 
Nerthpc-rt 
Sc  John's 
Union  City 


Empire 
Kaian:.'.200 


Detroit 


Wool  Realfcrs. 

Folsom  S  &  Co, 
McGraw  Thomas  S:  Co. 
Merri'.t     Conart,    Eaton  Rapiers 
Hinsdili  Wni,  Grand  Rapids 

Cressy  i  Holden,  Hasting;* 
Carter  J  G  cc  (i  W,  Jack.^oa 
Wares  J  T  Co,  N.le* 
Dawson  Charles, 


Pontiac 


Wire  Gotxis. 


Adams  Samuel, 
Smith  Wm  &  Son, 
i:'iiow  Po'les, 


WcQ<jl  Carvers. 

Avtrbeck  Ferdinand, 
Cronreyer  &.  Knntze, 
Melchers  Juiius, 
Myers  Wni, 
Weikert  Frederick  K, 
Weikert  Gustav  R, 


'iVoorl  Turners. 

;  Roys  A  H,  Ann  Arbor 

.  Parkes  Joseph,  Detroit 
I  Schneider  l-'rederick,  " 
Detroit  I  Seitz  Chas  B,  *' 
Whitehill  Wm,  *' 
Sweet  I  t  W,  riint 
'  l-iachaian  Wm  II,    GraiiJ  R^ipids 
'  Budd,  Sanborn  vX.  Sartrent, 

.Nlidianu  City 

;  Carscallan  \\  M, 
Johnson  Chester, 
'■  Johnson  Riley. 
'  Benedict  Jacob, 
j  Dunham  is;  Mann, 


<  < 


Detroit 

<  ( 

<  ( 

c  < 

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Omer 
Otsego 

Pbinwell 
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Woofl  Dealers. 
(See  also  Coal  Dealers.; 


Stevenson  A  &.  Sons 
WaHace  Wm  W, 
Allen  L<3iac, 
Allen  Joseph, 
Pike  H  R, 
Alter  John  A , 
Peggs  'I'houias, 
Berry  C  &  Co, 
Besancon  FreJ, 
Briukcr  Hermann, 
Campbell  Charles, 
Conrad  Josepli, 
Cotton  James  P, 
Crand.iil  J  S  Co, 
Crawford  O  H, 
Currie  Hugh  Bro, 
Dustin  Sel.ih, 
Fairbrothcr  (.;  W  &  W 
Flanritry  Jerry, 
Gauiiiier  I'-'c  Clark, 
Hud  ,.,nG  VV  ci.  Co, 
HiNl.;y  J  l, 
JcwiU  l;ros, 


Adrian 

Ann  Arbor 

Cambridge 
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Chick  am  ing 
Detroit 


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4  t 
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Wood  "^Vorkiue  S.'»cljin«'rj, 

Michels  J  cv:  Co,  Detroit 
Smith  Warren  M,   Grand  Rapids 

Wooden  Ware  Miiniinvcliirers  and 
Dealers. 

Pmdy  C  T,  Abronia 
CLay  C  P.,  Amlicr 
Fort>;mouth  and  Ray  City  'N^'ood'rn 
Ware  \\  orks.  Bay  City 

Watson  Chas  T,  Deerlield 
Frost  Milton,  Detiuit 
Lamont  M  A,  ' ' 

Sutton  J  W,  " 
W'.-therb'>e  Geo  C      Co,  " 
Locke  E  W,  Eastmanvillc 
Cvttcrback  George,  FowIt 
Clay     Locke,        Gr-ind  Rapids 
Com>lock  C  C ,  " 

I  Smith  H  S  &  Csy. 

\  De(iolver  Jan\es  &  Co,  Hudson 

.  Hudson  Mnfg  Co, 
Wi'i;.im!»  (  .  G,  " 
Ro*.'.  io.-d  Cii  ihes  Pin  C-"*. 

I  Kalama/oo 
Gowcr  John  S,  Kilmaii.i);h 


Woolen  3111  Is. 
PennockJW,  Adrian 
Ambler  J-jseph,  Aiieaai: 
Alma  Woolen  Mil!s,  Alma. 
Storms  S:  Campbell,  Ann  Arbor 
Palmer  Samuel  T,  Atlas 
ChappcllPH,  Berli.i 
Grinr>e!!,  Weir  S:  Co, 

Brocksvay  Center 
Clinton  Woolen  Mnfg  Co,  Clinton 
Atnsden  L  M  ci  Co,  Corur.n.i 
L>e.vter  Woolen  Mills,  Dexter 
Beaumont  J  &  E,  Fawn  Ri\er 
Wright.  V.  akeman  «S:  Co,  Fer.toa 
Genesee  Co  Woolen  Mnfg  Co, 

Flint 

Stone  O,  " 
Cole  N  M,  Greenville 
Ionia  Woolen  Mills,  loiiia 
Joncsvlile  Woolen  Stills, 

Joncsville 

Lansing  Woolen  Mills,  Lansin.j 

Lapeer 
Lexington 
Lowell 
Lyons 
Mathcrlon 
Milford 

Mt  Clemens 

Parkvi!:« 
Petrrsbtir^h 
Portl.-nv^ 
Richm  -ai 
Rochester 

Ruby 
St  C!ur 
VaS'i.a*' 
Wcrt:» 


Green  Ira, 
Frad  Andrea, 
H.'>.tch  &  Craw, 
Amsdon  A  Son. 
Mather  A. 
Davis  George, 
Peters  J  acob, 
May  Wm, 
McXelly  Georce, 
>(.hell!iou.-Ne  L  t, 
Hoc'.e  Cs.  Deves, 
Portland  NV  oolen  Co, 
Reed  P.i.^od, 
Lvvcll  Philander, 
Roberts  i  Mdes, 
pAiley  Wm  Son, 
N'icol  John, 
North  Cvc  Seld'^n. 
Matnerson  M , 


Yo.'i^l  MRinirA.'tiirctN. 
Flcis.-hm.in  H  .-X.Niv^o,  Delroil 
W  .iterlo')  V':a*t  Co,  " 
kiblct  Geo  U,  E«it  S»KtP*w 

Kadish  C  Alex,       Craad  Kap:4i 


o;0  MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEKR 


PAUL  GIES,  JOHN  BEVSTER. 


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Builders  and  Manufacturers  of 


basil.  Doors.  BlmQS, 

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^  s  fe  >. 


AiD  WINDOW  FRAiES,  - 

ALL  KINDS  OF  ROUGH  AND   DRESSED  LUMBER. 


Nos.  57  and  59  MAPLE  STREET, 

Between  Russell  and  Rivard  Streets, 

MICHIGAN. 


-  > 


CHARLES  HEMPEL, 


DEALER  IN- 


AR 


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STOVES,  IRON,  NAILS,  FELLOES, 

Hubs  and  spokes,  Plows  and  Agricuiturai  Implements, 


EL  M  A  X  U  FA  C  l"  L  R  F.  U   O  V -S: 


Tin,  Copper  &  Sheet  Iron  Ware 

Patent  Gutbver  Hook??,  Axle  Grenso  and  Maoiiine  Oil.  t&-c., 

382  Graliot  A?eiins,  Mmi  Pdianl  &  Russell  Sts., 

ii¥-]loi¥,     -      -      .  >[icTnc{:\y. 


AND  BUSINP.SS  DIRECTORY. 


871 


G.  PHILIP  WELZ 


-PRACTICAL- 


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ALL  KINDS  OF 


to): 


F  I  L.  E  D    A  X  r>    S  E  T  . 

\v  Dealer  in  Circular,  Mulay,  Mill,  Cross- 

Cut  and  Pitt  Saws,  Butcher  Saws,  Wood, 
f|   Hand  and  Jig  Saws.    Also,  Files,  and 
'4  a  fine  assortment  of  " 

I  MECHANICS'  TOOLS, 

^  No.  !62  Gratiot  Avenue, 

-        -  MICHIGAN. 


DETROIT, 


Orders  by  Mail  Promptly  Attended  to. 


PHILLIP  WEBER. 


H.  DAMM, 


:BER  &  DAMM, 

^[anufactiirers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


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07  MICHIGAN  AVENUE, 
DETROrr,         -  -  MICHIGAN. 


$7L 


MICHIGAN  STATE  GAZETTEER 


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Rotunda  Building, 


DETROIT, 


MICHIGAN. 


Work  Done  in  the  Best  Possible  manner  and  at  Low  Prices. 


ILLUSTRATIONS  FOR  CATALOGUES, 

Show  Cards,  Hand  Bills,  | 

Views  of  Buildings  and  Machinery,  6cc.,  <S:c. 


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Corner  Randolph  and  Larned  Streets, 

DETROIT,  -  -  MICHIGAN. 


O.  S.  MUNSON,  Proprietor, 

Formeriy  Manager  of  the  Sherman  Mouse,  Chicago,  111. 


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-DEALER  IN 


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ENCAUSTIC,   MARBLE,  AND  SLATE  TILE, 

Viantels  and  Grates,  Table  Tops^  &  Billiard  Beds^ 

280  Atvvatcr  street,  DETROIT,  MICH. 


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209  Jefferson  Avenue, 


DETROIT, 


MICHIGAN. 


S^^Oive  UB  a  Cull. 


Among  its  many  attractive  fea- 
tures is  the  "  Sen'sational  Bay 
Window,-'  with  large  Mirrors,  giv- 
ing a  Kaleidoscopic  View-  of  Jefter- 
sou  Avenue.  A  novel  atTair  and 
will  well  repay  a  visit.  Only  first- 
class  work  to  be  had  at  this  Gallery, 
as  none  but  the  best  of  workmen 
employed. 


J.  HARRY  SWAINE,  Photographer, 

(SvccHvsoR  TO  MOSES  SUT10N*.» 


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:S74  >ncHiGAN  state  gazetteer 


No.  112  Adams  Ave., 

Bet.  Grand  River  and  Cass  Aves., 

DETROIT,  -      ,    -    ^       -  MICHIGAN. 


We  ma^e'it  Fr,sh  evor7  duj.   Send  us  your  order  and  wc  "^ill  attc:id  ycu  rrocptlj. 


This  Delicious  Article  of  Food  can  be  prepared  for  the  table  as  a  Custard, 
by  cooking  it  with  eggs.  Can  be  fried;  can  be  eaten  with  milk  or  sugar  as  a 
-dressing,  or  it  can  be  warmed  up  in  milk,  butter,  or  used  in  soups.  The  only 
place  in  the  city  where  it  is  made. 

PRICE,  ONLY  10  CENTS  PER  QUART. 

G-SIGBR  &  GUILBAULT, 

WHOLESALE   DEALERS  IN 


RockincWiam  &  Ohio  Stone  Ware, 

FLASKS,  GLASS  AND  STONE  FRUIT  JARS, 

52  Jefferson  Ave.,       -       -       DETROIT,  MICH. 


AND  BUSINESS  DIR?:CTORY. 


875 


A  1  f  JI  T)  T  P  A  \ 
AlVlDlVitA'^ 


T-T 


[OTEL 


kRRETT 


ropnetor 


OXTAHIO. 


1  i  Is 


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!s  Published  Daily  and  Weeklyj  at 


ONTARIO. 


The  Dominion  is  the  largest,  best  printed  and  neatest  paper  printed  in  Essex 
County;  it  therefore  otters  speciai  advantages  to  advertisers  desiring  to  reach  the  busi- 
ness interest  of  Western  Canada.    Sample  Copies  sent  on  application. 

JAS.  MURDOCK  &  CO.,  Publishers. 


:IMPORTER  AND   DEALEFt  l^^S:^^;^ 


MEERSCHAUM  AND  CRIAR  ROOT  PIPES  AND 
SMOKERS  SUNDRIES, 

No.  19  Sandwich  Street, 

WINDSOR,  -    ,  ONTARIO. 


VIRGIN"  '••i'j 


tatues  Fio-ure  Manufacturer, 


180  Lafayette  Street,  belween  Hastings  and  Hivard, 


DETROIT, 


MICHIGAN. 


St:\tiies  of  every  description,  aiul  Pl.itfier  of  P;iris  Oriiainents  constantly  on  hand  cr  mad*?  toorJor. 
Old  d.uiiugeJ  St.Ttu-^s  repaired, .pointed  and  brnii,?«d  in  iho  b»:-.i  manner.  AUb.\sicr  nnd  M  >  ~  s 
r';pairo<l.  M  y  Statiios  arc:  sup'.rior  10  ail  oiiicr,  in  caslin5>i,  duialiiliiy  .iii'l  lini->;».  Ke'.i5;i  -».  r 
Catliolic  Houses,  CIaikcU'-'^,  S':hoo!s,  C«'.lc^'.-8  and  Ac.ulcmic<^,  from  three  inches  10  live 
waid.  liami  ur  nianufi'  tur«:.I  t ->  osd-r.  Ai.y  Staiu«;.>  i.«>l  on  h.md,  will  be  m.ulc  or  \\\\\r-,  ...  ; 
at  sliori  notice.  .No  pv-tler*  enipl'  v«id  to  sell  nvy  Stainos  in  the  street  tn  the  ciiy  or  in  the  couniry.  .VU 
mr  yt.\tut;s  arc  for  sale  only  by  •  inyscll,  in  luy  maiiul'act  .M  y  iSj  I.afayrile  str'tet,  P.'trc      "    ■  *l»^u. 

All  Sr.ii'.u's  ai  c  <<iiu  to  an  y  pl.»cc  Veil  p.ii*l<c<l,  miar  >nie<.-d  to  d<.li<cr«"d  in^^^d  vo.  N« 
poor  Statues  niad^  ur  sent  out  «l  UiV  door.s.    .M  .-i  Kb  mad'-*  I  j  order.    Aildrcs*  all  or  U-r*  to 

AM  \r.lLi:  /.liN'l,  iSo  Kafayctlc  Stroct,  DelioH,  MtCh. 

The  l..ltrgest  Kstabii-'^hineiu  of  the  kind  in  Michikran. 


SyC  Mir'rflGAN  STATK  GAZETTEER. 


_A_  O  O  IB   "VsT  IS  L  Z 


DEALER  IN 


crr^MANUf  ACTURER  OF-^T^ 

ICC    .OUAi^o    diiLi  igs^i.  rtL'^vJi  5^ 

TIN,  COPPER  AND  SHEET  iRON  WARE  WHOLESALE  u  RETAiL, 
No.  ISO  Woodward  Avenue. 
DETROIT,  -  -  -  -  MICHIGAN. 

HORACE  TURNER.  AUGUST  SCHULTE. 

TURNER  &  SCHuLTt;""""'^ 


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UPHOLSTERERS, 

29  and  31  Grand  River  Avenue, 
DETROIT,         -  -  -  MICHIGAN. 

Retail  Dealers  in  Choice 

Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars, 

Cor.  Croghan  and  Riopelle  Streets, 
DETROIT,   MICHIGAN. 

Collector  and  Notary  Public. 

Collections  made  at  very  Low  Knies  \\\  or  out  of  th«r  City.    Dccd.s  ami  Mortj^a^cs 

Drawn  an.i  Acknowle^ii^mcnli^  TaktMi. 

OHice  vitfi Justice  Jas.  0.  M'lick,  Cor.  GrivwoliU  Cori.nciS  Sis.,        -       -       I'fiiUii.  '  W 


TULE  L  A.  KNAPP. 


:iiAS.  A,  WA:  TON 


4: 


■AND- 


Office,  No.  5  iVIechanics'  Hali, 


Mswold  Street, 


DETROIT,  MICH. 


Desu^ns  and  Estimates  furiiished,  and  Plans  made  for  all 
clas.^es  of  Buildings,  &c.,  at  reasonable  rates/  Orders  promptly 
attended  to. 


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GKANVILLl::  WOOD. 


NATHANIEL  S.  RAND. 


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IVrOD  AJANajroprietors, 

Rotun  cl  s  R  u  i  1  d  i  n  g, 


DETROIT, 


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First-Class  accommodations,  at  much 
cheaper  races  than  in  Dciroii.  ojiccial 
contracts  made  with  Show  pcopl^v 


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KIL'NRY  B.  HYDE.  ^  -^^  ^    JA3.  W.  ALEXANDER. 

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LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY, 

F'or  •  the  year   ending    December  31,  1874. 

2\ei  Ca^ii  Asgfts,  January  x,  TS74  $-i,fM4,S37  ^ 

Premiums  $8,227,299  40        _  ^ 

Interests  and  Rents   1,432,437  74     9.^^50-737  ^4  ^ 

5i  S3 1.  ^9  5, 574  3'=> 

>>  6,150,130  cS3  ^ 

W  Disr-jijii^KMi-j^fT^i;.         _    $25,145,443  47 

Purchase,  at  a  discount  from  their  voJue,  of  C<>rnmi5si(.>n.s  accruing  O 
hcrcafiev   454,93"  ^ 

>cl  (  ;is]i  AsH(  ts  Dec.  1S7-4  .............^^'2 4,r»*.)0.r>l*2  <m  q 

Pi  Interest  and  Rents  due  and  accrued  $1^^4,701  71  ^ 

M  Premiuins  due  :\nd  in  Uansit   144-677  90  <J 

P  Deferred  Premiums   7<^9-7^S  71 

H  p,n lance  ol' Agents' AcCDunt.^   192.01645       I.2.11.244  77  - 

J  Totitl  Asxvjs,  Df'c.  :;i>U  1>>74   ^;2.>,0S1,T.',:  44  g 

Total  Liar.iities,  mcinding  Cn-ii.d  St>.ck  and  reserve  for  rcmsur- 

)<  ance  ol  cxi.sting  Policies   '^^"^tX''"c^  ►-^ 

^  Total  Surplus  orcr^  Legal  !lesorve   33,3«!.5G<  -S  ^ 

^  New  Eu-oine:^  in  iSTi,  9310  Policies,  assuring  $3'i.IS3.S13  00  i 

^  Outstanding  Ki:!::,  .$131,029,001  00  tn 

b™*  G.  W.  PHILLIPS.  J.  0.  VAN  CISC.  A'"«M««;rs. 

'.■^         ^Vo.  ihe  uriijem^nfd,  have  porionnlly  cx;mtn-Ml  in  dclMi  Iho  «8<<ft«.  .«cen\in»P.  0  J\ 

r  1   of  t!M;  b  "ci'.ty.  Jiid  compared  tha  r«8u!t  with  th«!  ioregiing  tt-ltemeni  which  vm'  her  .  > 

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^^Huron  furnishes  the  SHORTEST,  QUICKb^ST 
and  CHEAPEST  Route  between  the 


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FOR  BOTH  PASSENGERS  AND  FREIGHT. 

The  V/e.stern  Division  of  the  Ro^d  from  Lansiuflf  to  Valparaiso 
makes  the  Shortest  Route  from  the  Lumber  regions  of  the 
P,i,;ite,  intersector'   by  the  Grand  Rapids  and  Indiana. 
Lansing  ^     .,.:iaw  and  Detroit,  Lansing-  and 
Lake  Michio\an  Raih'oad, 
To  Charlotte.  Bcittle  Creek.  Cassopolis,  Mishawaka,  1. 

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RAILROAD  SPLICE  BARS,  SPLICE  BOLTS, 
Macliine  Forged  Nuts.  I  lot  and  Cold  Pressed  Nuts,  and  Washers. 
WIGHT  ST.,  ABOVE  MARINE  HOSPITAL, 

K'.f.O.  h  HII.I.,  Pruidftit  and  TreMurcr.  ") 
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AND  RUr^^   rO  BANKERS, 

Makinsr  Clo>e  Councctiop.>  at 


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Lake  Sho^  d  4  Ulichigan  Soutbern  Kaiiv/av 


AND  AT  BAN2vEE.3  ITH 


FOR  ALL  POLN'TS 


South,  and  Southwest, 


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Are  under  a  lease  to  H.  R.  Gardner  &  J.  M.  Munrfbrd, 


UN"DER  THr   FIKM  NA>ri:  Ob' 

GAP.DNER,  MUMFORD  c^-  CO., 

^NIANUFACrrRE  STANDARD 

Brown  Sheetings, 

Under  lh<;  l>i.inds  of 

^' GARDNER  A,"  and  "uiCiiiGA.:  A." 


Western  Merchants  sli^.^ald  examine  these  NEW  STANDARD 

SHEETINGS,  nuide  at  Joncr^ville,  Mich.    The^e  Qoods  are  ftir  ^   

tr»  ludiaii  Road  and. other        '  "  ■•,  •  •  -  •  '.^  * 

OUAIATY  of  LONG  . 

liviPROVFJD  MACHINEKY.  pir,du(un,i;  a  SuFT  TWI.L-r  ytur.  nixd  c\ 
threaded  aoods.  which  are  more  dmnble  Ituui  the  "     '  TW" 
8heoiinj|-,  uu.uh;  iVoni  b.HORT  staple  Cotton.   F::  Sale  ly      .-^iing  V.  w....- 

r  p  V  r* 

S.  D.  HASKELL      CO.,  Aocnts,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


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CAMPBELL  &  5l]LLiYAN, 

iSuccesso-s  to   OL.IVKR  GOLDSMITH.) 
Manufacturers  an4  Dealers  ia 

No,  1 6-;  Jefterson  Avenue. 

DETROIT.  .^^1:^__.1_._„_^MICHIGAN. 

Our  Leading  Brands  of  Cigars : 
HOQSBL  (clear  Kavana.) 

lEON  OEOSS, 

SILVEB  MEDALS, 

b  r.i -  IN  o  - i:  U  irC  x  xi  Ji:  rt- , 

ff"^  ^s;-^  ^r/jr-  mamtfaditrino;  the    Old   Origin-^  '^aiid-Madc 

"  GOLD  MEDALS, 

SUBSGRTBEO   CAPITAL,  -    '       -  $360,000. 

CASH    CAPITAL,  .  -  ~  -  1D0,000. 


INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Office,  90  Griswoid  Si.,     -     DETROIT,  MICH. 


Cash  Assets,  Jar!,      1875,  ^395,116  07 

DI  RECTORS. 

J.  .S.  FARfJ.KND. 


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CALEB  VAN  HUSAN,  Pres  t.  tDVw  AKD  KANTER,  V  .c.-pres't, 

JAMES  J.  CLARK,  y. 


