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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01715 6115
MICHIGAN
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STATE GAZETTEER
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Bradley Orin M, stoves and tinware. Bridge street House, W C Hayward Propr.
Brigham Stillman B, sewing machines.
Brignell Edward, general store, 5 miles e. Brogger Rev J (Catholic).
Burton Luther S, Agent L S & M. S Ry, Am and U S Express Cos, and Man- ager W U Tel Co.
Bush Josiah I, dentist.
Carroll Thomas C, Boot and Shoe Maker, 38 Main.
Cartwright George W, propr Sherman House.
Caruthers Andrew. justice of peace.
Chamberlin Bros (Samuel B and Harvey W), Bakers, Confectioners, Gro- cers and Jewelers, Bridge.
Chappell & Smith ( Avery Chappell. James Smith), blacksmiths.
Chart Frederick J, drayman.
Clark Miss Mary R, milliner.
Cogswell & Rogers (George M Cogswell, Charles Rogers), wagonmakers.
Cole Rev George L (Methodist Episcopal). Copp Joseph M. clothing.
Corbyn & Millspaugh (Sanford H Corbyn, Charles Millspaugh), saw-mill.
Cox Wm, farm impts and carriages.
Crispe John, Druggist.
Crispe & Howe (Wm Crispe, Julius J Howe), livery and bus line.
Curtis John C, planing mill.
Cushman Francis M, books and news.
Cushman Henry J, flour mill.
Davis Nathaniel S, marble worker.
Depew Timothy, propr National Hotel.
Disbrow Eugene E, Agt G R & I R R, also Mngr A & P Tel Co.
Dobbs Wiu, Boots and Shoes. Hides and Pelts, Leather and Furs.
Dodge Mrs Charlotte A. furniture.
Durkee & Whitney (Mouroe Dur- kee, Edwin E Whitney), Mngrs Law- rence House. (See ade, page 938.) Earle Daniel, justice and lawyer.
English Win, grocer and restaurant,
Estes Job C. mugr Merrill & McCourtie.
Estes & White (Wm E Estes, Darwin E White), blacksmiths.
, Farwell & Webster (George Farwell, Au- relius Webster), meats. Fletcher Rev John (Baptist).
Forbes & Co (Wm and John Forbes), bil- liards.
Gates George, horseshoer.
Gilkey Bros (Curtis O and John W), hats. shoes, etc.
Granger & Son (Riley and Charles A), building materials.
Hall Andrew, saloon.
Hart Charles D, notary public.
Havens John S, harness.
Hawley Charles W, physician.
Hayward Win C, Propr Bridge St House.
Hicath John, Boot and Shoe Maker, n w cor Main and Bridge.
Hill A H & Co (Augustus H Hill. Charles H Tullar), furniture.
Hill James N, constable and grocer.
Mirst & Stiff(Mary E Hirst, Theodosia Stiff), Proprs Plainwell Mills and Deal- ers in Grain, Flour and Feed.
Hitchcock Isaac N. tailor.
Hurlburt Bros (Jolin B and Calvin C), painters, painters'supplies and wall-paper. Hyatt Samuel B, tailor.
Irland Edward, supt of schools.
Ives Julius C, Hardware, Mnfr of Rakes, Handles, Felloes and Gearing. Kreutzer Henri J, physician.
Ladies' Library Association, Mrs J W Hicks pres.
Lasher John H, deputy sheriff.
Lawrence House, Monroe Durkee Owner, Durkee & Whitney Proprs and Migrs. (See ade.)
Lyon B F & Co (Benjamin F and Frank M), paper mill.
McCormick Mrs Susan J, milliner.
McRoberts Miss Edith, milliner.
Marsh Rev Levi G ( Presbyterian).
Masson George W. meat market.
Merrill & McCourtie (David B Merrill, Wm HI McCourtie), flour mill and elevators. Monroe & Ingraham (David Monroe, Eras- tus H Ingraham), cooperage.
Murphey Wm A, jeweler.
National Hotel, Timothy Depew Propr.
Neeley David, flour mill, Gunmarsh, miles n e.
Patterson John O, planing mill.
Pengelly Rev Richard, physician.
Peters James D. physician.
PI inwell Exchange Bank, Soule & Hicks Proprs. Bridge.
Plainwell Independent The.
George Scales Propr and Publr. (Ne adr. page 983.)
Plainwell Water Power Co. D B Merrill pres. W HI McCourtie treas, BF Lyon sec.
Putnam Ferdinand C. fruit dryer. 1} miles
Putuamı Ransom S, founder.
Reese & Barton (Anson L Reese, Charles H Barton), farm impts
Roberts A Churchill, justice of peace.
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Musical Goods
of every description, at Lowest Possible Rates, 184 and 186 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
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Rogers Jacob V, Lawyer, Bridge. Root Edward K. mason.
Rosenkrans Francis E, physician.
scales George, Propr and Publr Plain- well Independent. ( See ade.)
Schoonmaker Bronson, law and real estate. Scott Theodore F, broommaker.
Shepard John W. mugr B F Lyon & Co. Sherman Eddy, general store. Sherman Henry R, brick mufr, 1 mile s. Sherwood James A, jeweler.
Smith James, cooper.
sonerant John N, Lumber, Brick, Lime and Coal, Bridge, nr Depots.
soule & Hicks (George G Soule, Joseph W Hicks), Bankers, Insurance, and Steamship Agts, Bridge.
spencer Elias, General Store, 60 Main. Stafford Silas, lawyer.
Starr Win. carpenter. Talbot Win D, Barber. 53 Bridge.
Terry Joy S, shoemaker.
Thompson Benjamin, physician.
Tomlinson Ogden, lawyer.
Troutwine Henry H, horseshoer.
Tucker Mrs Charlotte H. dentist.
U'nion Agricultural and Industrial So- ciety, Thomas Shepherd pres. Wm II Hooper sec, George G Soule treas. Van Aken Mrs Judson, dressmaker.
Wagner J HI & Bro (James H and John D), General Store, 65 Main.
Waldo Simeon S, grocer.
Walker & Samson (Wm A Walker, Gilbert W Samson), blacksmiths.
Walton Ferry, clothing.
Weeks Hiram E, Saddle, Harness and Collar Mnfr and Repairer, 31 Main. Wetmore Mrs Sarah A, milliner.
Williams John, Boot.and Shoe Mnfr. Wilson Caleb, marble works.
Wixson George S, Photographic Artist, s w cor Main and Bridge.
Wixson Mrs G S, hair goods.
Woodard Orin J. insurance.
Woodhans Miss Mary, milliner.
Woodhams Walter W, grocer. Wright Hamilton W, barber.
PLANK ROAD.
A village of 225 inhabitants, locally known as Clarenceville, situated in Red- ford township, Wayne county, on the Grand River road, 16 miles from Detroit and G north of Fisher's station, on the D .. L. & N. R. R. Farming and grazing are the leading pursuits, and grain, hay, but- tor, cheese, etc., are shipped. Locality settled in 1824. Stage with mail, to Fish-
er's Station daily; fare, 50 cents. Rev. Wilhelm Bunge, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Battsford M C, hotel propr. Beadie Fritz, wagonmaker.
Bunge Rev Win (German Lutheran). .
Comstock Frank, news agt.
Cook O, veterinary surgeon.
Durham Eber, speculator.
Geistler Ferdinand, shoemaker.
Heise Win, Blacksmith.
Johannsen August, carpenter.
Johnson Ambrose, mason.
Smith W A, Lawyer.
Waack Friedrich, general store.
Weston Albert, farin impts.
Ziegler Adolph, physician.
Ziegler Julins, exp and railroad agt.
Zorn Wm, general store.
PLATTE.
A post village on Platte bay, on the shore of lake Michigan, in the township of Platte, Benzie county. 10 miles north of Benzonia, the county seat, and 21 west of Traverse City, its railroad outlet, whence it has a semi-weekly mail stage. Cord- wood, hemlock bark and lumber are shipped. Ship by water to Glen Haven or Frankfort. LeRoy Morgan, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bancroft R. lumber mufr.
Culver Jonas. Wagon Maker.
Grief Andrew, justice of peace.
Harwood Sammel, constable.
Helmer Jonas E, blacksmith.
Morgan LeRoy, News and Collection
Agt and Justice of Peace.
Morgan A & L R. grocers and stationers.
Thomas D C. general store.
Thurston J M & M E, general store.
PLEASANT.
A country postoffice in Alpine township. Kent county, 10 miles north of Grand Rapids. It is on the semi-weekly mail stage route to Lisbon, 5 miles north.
PLEASANT CITY.
An unimportant settlement in Leelenaw county, 3 miles east of Provemont. It has no postoffice.
PLEASANT LAKE.
A small settlement and lake of this name are located in JJackson county, 10 miles northeast of Jackson. No postoface.
JACOB MANN, Brewer of Best Lager Beer for Bottling, 343 Rivard 1 St., cor. Maple, also connected with Telephone Exchange.
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PLEASANTON.
A rural postoffice in Pleasanton town- ship, Manistee county, on the semi-weekly mail route from Benzonia south to Bear Lake, 11 miles south of the former, 4 north of the latter place, and 21 north of Manistee court house. Ludington, 54 miles southwardly, is its shipping point by rail. Lumber and grain are shipped. Bur- ritt C. Lewis, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold Mrs M, school supt.
Brown Frank, teacher.
Higbee C J, justice of peace.
Higbee Mrs C J, teacher.
Keillor W T, constable.
Lumley D, wooden ware mnfr. Lumley R. wooden ware mnfr. Miller F S, carpenter.
Pierce Miss Mary B, teacher.
Pierce W B, lumberman.
Russell Mrs Alice, teacher.
Stockinan F M, teacher.
Young B F, justice of peace.
PLEASANT RIDGE.
A small place in Branch county 3 miles southwest of Quincy, its postoffice, which see for business directory.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
A thickly settled neighborhood in the northern part of Berrien county.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
An unimportant postoffice in the south- west corner of Midland county. It has a mail supply from St. Louis, 9 miles due soutlı.
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PLEASANT VIEW.
A settlement of 50 people. formed in 1878, in Pleasant View township, Emmet county, S miles northeast of Little Tray- erse, the county seat, and 18 from Petos- key, the nearest railroad point. Bark, wood and grain are the chief shipments, Stage, with mail, daily to Little Traverse ; fare, $1.00. Mrs. F. J. Richardson, post- master. .
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bodfish Albert G. constable.
Culler Eli, justice of peace.
Richardson George O, painter and general store.
Richardson W W. mail contractor and pat- ent medicines.
Sleybaugh II A, justice of peace. Tillottson David, painter. Willis A C, cooper.
PLUM CREEK.
A small place in Monroe county, west of Monroe.
PLYMOUTH.
An incorporated village of 1,500 inhabit- ants, in Plymouth . township, Wayne county, 22 miles west of Detroit. It is on the Rouge river, and is a station on the D., L. & N. R. R., at the intersection of the F. & P. M. Ry, by which it is 33 miles north of Monroe, and an equal distance south of Holly. It was first settled in 1825, and incorporated in 1867. Among the improvements are 4 churches, a large Union school building, a national bank, a commodious public hall. 2 manufactories of wind mills, 2 flour mills. 2 saw-mills. 3 furniture factory, a foundry and machine shop, a cheese box factory, washing ma- chine manufactory, etc. Both railroads have grain elevators; capacity of each, 8,000 bushels. Express, American. Tele- graph, Western Union. Mail, daily. R. L. Root, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bassett James, Baker and Confec- tioner.
Bassett Wm A, Furniture and Under. taker; also Justice of Peace.
Bennett Lewis IE, Mnir Fanning Mills and Milk Safes.
Biems Charles, blacksmith.
Black Alexander, Boot and Shoe Maker.
Bode Ernest G, propr City Hotel.
Brockway Mrs Susan C I .. dressmaker.
Brown Will C. Station Agt F & P M and D, L & N R R Crossing.
Burrow W'm J. boots and shoes.
Collier James M, physician.
Conner & Frisbee ( Michael Conner, Charles Frisbee), hardware.
Crosby C B & Co (Calvin B Crosby. Adelbert A Tatft), Dry Goods and Gro- ceries.
De Muth Clark, physician.
Dodge John W, carriagemaker.
First National Bank (Capital Stock Paid in. 850.000), E J Penziman Pres. ( A Fraser Cashr.
Fraser Oscar A. cashe First National Bank.
Fuller John, Lawyer.
Gale John L, drugs and groceries. Gayde Peter, grocer.
Springs, Axles and Wheels,
P. HAYDEN, DETROIT. Manufacturer of Carriage Good
USE PORTER'S JOLIET ALE. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, Chicago. Sce Advertisement Lal opposite page 131.
PLY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. POI 937
Gleason Isaac, shoemaker. Grow Rev Wm A (Baptist). Hall Richard G, general store. Harris Wm, restaurant.
Hassinger Charles, saloon.
Haywood John, blacksmith.
Howard O S, reporter Wayne Co Review. Hoyt Win H, marble worker.
Hudson & Lapham (Henry Hudson, An- drew J Lapham). coopers.
Joy Samuel, Flour and Grist Mill. Kendrick Warren J, physician.
Lapham Andrew J, groceries and hardware.
Lyons Wm, station agt and tel opr.
Maxfield Cal, propr Kinyon House.
Micol Peter, meat market.
Mieler John G, druggist.
Miller Charles J, barber.
Miller Mrs Jane, dressmaker.
Moore Mrs Mary J, groceries and shoes.
Morgan Rev J G (Methodist).
Mosher Amasa A, harnessmaker.
Noyes & Young (Mrs Alla L. Noyes, Mrs Jennie Young), milliners.
Park Frank B, livery stable.
Pelham Abram, dentist.
Penney Daniel R, grocer and express agt. Penniman Ebenezer J, pres First National Bank.
Pinckney & Chaffee (Cyrus A Pinckney, Elmer W Chaffee), drugs and groceries. Polley & Wherey (Orson H Polley, Wm N Wherey), harrow minfrs.
Poole Byron, Grain and Lumber.
Poole Byron. justice of peace.
Potter Adelbert MA, Harness Maker. Robinson Henry, builder.
Rodgers Mrs Sarah M, milliner.
Rogers James H & Co. lumber. grain, etc. Rohn Miss Addie B. Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Root Roswell L, drugs, books, etc.
Root & Hamilton (Roswell L Root, Clar- ence J Hamilton), windmill mnfrs. Safford Jason P, physician.
Sellick Henry, blacksmith.
Shafer & Son (George B and Axford A), founders.
Sly Clark M, live stock.
Sly Nathan T. live stock.
Southworth Ars Harriet S, Milli- nery and Fancy Goods.
Starkweather George A, General Store.
Steele John, jeweler.
Stevens Louis M. carriagemaker.
Stiles Wray T, station agt and tel opr.
Streng George, propr Streng's Hotel.
Turk Rev George (German).
Tyholdt Rev T H (Presbyterian).
Velcy Benjamin, restaurant and hotel.
Voorhies James W, lawyer and windmill mnfr.
Vrooman Martin A, builder.
Wherry Frank H, meat market.
Wilcox David B, Flour and Grist Mill. (Se ade.) Wills Henry, wagonmaker. Young Miss Helen R, dressmaker.
POINT SABLE.
Sometimes known as Hamlin, is a lum- ber manufacturing settlement on Point Sable river at its outlet into lake Michi- gan, 7 miles north of Ludington. Popula- tion, 375. Lumber and shingles form the only exports. Bank at Ludington. Point Sable is in Hamlin township. Mason county. Mail by special supply. Johu R. Cook, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Brown W H & Co, shingle mnfrs.
Cass & Morrison, contractors. Caswell B. light-house keeper.
McElroy B, boarding house.
McGrath John, boarding house.
Morgan Capt S W, keeper life saving sta- tion.
Pardee, Cook & Co, Lumbermen.
D. E. WILCO - PROPRIETOR -
PLYMOUTH FLOURING MILLS
Fine Pastry and Family Flour by the New Frecess.
I manufacture from the Choicest What, selected for my trade. This will is first class in every particular, using all new improvements. Feed of all kinds for sale in Car lots or smaller quantities. Extra choice Corn Meal and Buckwheat Four.
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MICHIGAN.
GAS RETORTS FIRE BRICK. CHAS, D. COLSON, 1.3 8 2 /6 7 a): : 5
Best in the U. S. CHICAGO. Gas Benches in most approved style built promptly. Bench Chatings, etc., furnished where required.
DE - See Adv., opp. Manco 130.
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Home Life Ins. Co. Has paid large dividends, has the largest surplus for i dividends in future. Best Co. for Agents. E II KELLOGG, Sup't Chicago III
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POINT ST. IGNACE. Mackinaw county. (See St. Ignace.)
POKAGON.
Settled in 1853 upon the creek from which it takes its name, is a village of 300 population in Pokagon township, Cass county. It is on the M. C. R. R., 6 miles northeast of Niles, 10 west of Cassopolis and 185 from Detroit. The village con- tains 2 churches, Baptist and Methodist, a graded public school, flour and saw mills. Grain, live stock, butter and eggs are shipped. Express American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. R. Allen, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott G MI, cooper.
Allen Bros, general store.
Allen ER, Grain Dealer.
Barkdull J W, wagomaker.
Barrett N, blacksmith.
Buck M, general store. Buell Rev G A (Methodist Episcopal). Burnett J H, live stock.
Byrnes D K, justice of peace.
Byrnes Rev John (Methodist Episcopal). Curtis L, barber and constable.
Edwards & Garwood, lumber mufrs.
Garwood J E, justice of peace.
Hurd D W, notary public. Hurd Rev W F (Methodist Episcopal).
Lewis A A, painter.
Lewis C N & Sons, harnessmakers.
Morgan S, physician.
Norton S H, Flour Mill.
Phillips J H, hotel propr. express and railroad agt.
Reed J L, shoemaker.
Robertson J, physician. Rutherford George, saloon. Wills Dr C P, druggist.
POMPEII.
Settled in 1855, is a village of about 150 inhabitants, located at the four corners of Fulton, Newark, North Star and Wash- ington townships, in Gratiot county, on .the daily mail stage route from St. Johns, its nearest railway approach, 17 miles south : to Ithaca, the county seat and nearest bank, 6 miles north. Lumber is manufactured, which, with butter, eggs and grain, form the shipments. J. M. Trask, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bowen W H, Iumber mufr.
Evans A H, carpenter.
Hamilton J, physician.
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Hai V. druggist and grocer.
Hanes Mrs C V. milliner. Kinney A E, blacksmith. Phillip C M, blacksmith. Seaver Bros, general store. Smith J B, hotel propr. Webber T, shoemaker.
PONTIAC.
A thriving little city of about 5,000 in- habitants, is the judicial seat of Oakland county. It occupies an eligible site a little east of the center of the county, and is reached by the D., G. H. & M. and Michi gan Air Line railways. The Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern, which is now being constructed, will afford an ad litional out- let to the south and west during the com- ing summer (1881). Via the former, Pon- tiac is 26 miles northwest of Detroit, 21 southeast of Holly and 38 from Flint, and by the Air Line and Grand Trunk it is 5: miles southwest of Port Huron.
The settlement was formed in 1818 by the Pontiac Land Company, who pur- chased a tract from the government at $2 per acre, 1,280 acres of which now form the most valuable portion of Pontiac. In 1819 a road was established between this place and Detroit, and in 1-20 it became the county seat.
The first newspaper published in the State, outside of Detroit, was the Oakland Chronicle. originated here in 1527, with Thomas B. Simpson as editor and proprie- tor, and was subsequently merged into the Detroit Free Press. At present Pontiac has three weekly newspapers, the Bill Poster. Enterprise and Gazette.
Pontiac is one of the best wool markets in the State, and also bandles an immense quantity of farm produce. The surround- ing country is famous for beautiful lakes. Orchard Lake being notable as a summer resort, and as the location of the Michigan Military Academy, an institution of uo lit. tle importance.
In the western part of the city stands the magnificent building known as the Eastern Asylum for the Insane. This edifice, cost ing about $500,000, was completed and oc cupied by some 300 patients, in August.
Prominent among the other features of the city are & churches, Baptist. Catholic. Congregational. Methodist Episcopal. Methodist Protestant, Presta terian and Colored Methodist One of the most imposing school buildings in the
Fashionable Gents
In Oxford patronize the Leading Merchant TailorA, SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
ROE STEPHENS, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., MUSIC STORE
Detroit, Mich., has the largest
PON AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PON 939
State, erected at a cost of $70,000, two public halls seating respectively 1,000 and 500, 2 national banks with a combined capital of $200,000, a bandsome court house, and a well conducted and efficient steam fire department and several good hotels. The Clinton river furnishes a large water power, which is used to oper- ate 4 flour mills. There are also 2 foun- dries, a planing mill, tile factory, pump factory and others. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Thomas F. Gerls, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Albertson Win S, books and stationery.
Allen Robert, wagonmaker.
Allison Henry, jeweler.
Angell Thomas D, florist.
Astor House, Eli G Sawtell Propr. (Sec ade, page 941. )
Backenstose Oliver L, jeweler.
Baldwin & Drapers, lawyers.
Barbour James, marble worker.
Barwell Arthur, tailor.
Baugh Jacob, saloon.
Beach Samuel E, Justice of Peace, 22 Saginaw.
Benson John H, photographer.
Berka Louis, marble worker.
Bond & Owen, saloon.
Bower George, Mnfr of Bower's Im- proved German Waterproof Boot Grease and Custom Boot Maker.
Boyd Mrs Frank, milliner.
Bradley Thomas C, blacksmith.
Brewer Mark S, lawyer.
Breyer John B, furniture.
Brooke Richard, books and stationery.
Broughton Sarah E, grocer.
Brown Francis E, meat market.
Brown Thomas F, gunsmith.
Burnham Rev C W (Baptist).
Burr Festus J, confectioner.
Capels Thomas, wagonmaker.
Carhart George, jeweler.
Carter Henry, roofer.
Casey Hugh, boots and shoes.
Caswell George, lawyer.
Champlin Egbert, Book and Job Printer. (See adr, page 941.)
Chandler Jonathan, shoemaker.
Chase John, boots and shoes.
Church J Frank, grocer.
Clark John, machinist.
Clark Thomas, flour and feed.
Cleveland Miss C E, dressmaker.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF PONTIAC, MICH.
Capital Paid in,
$100.000. -
SURPLUS, - $20,000.
CHARLES DAWSON, President. JOHN D. NORTON, Cashier. REUBEN ADAMS. Vice-President.
The Only First-Class House in the place.
HODGES HOUSE
PONTIAC, MICH.
MR.S. M. A. HODGES.
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Proprietor.
S. G. HODGES, Manager.
J. J. WILSON
Manufacturer of the celebrated ARROW BRAND Pickles. Vinegar ; White Wine, Cider, and Double Strength Viny. gar. No. 21 North Clinton Street, CHICAGO, III.
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Smoke Gold Flake Cigarettes.
Globe Tobacco Co.
DETROIT.
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Cloonan Stephen J, wagonmaker. Cole Sylvester, lawyer. Colvin & Harrington, lawyers. Crawford Franklin , lawyer.
Crofoot, Burt & Crofoot (Michael E Crofoot. Adolphus W Burt, Louis W Crofoot), Lawyers, Saginaw opp Hodges House.
Crombie John G, furniture. Cudworth A Bernard, lawyer. Culley Henry, tailor. Culver Alexander H, county coroner. Dart Michael S. propr Exchange Hotel.
Dawson Charles, Merchant, Miller, Grain Dealer, Wool and General Prod- uce, cor Saginaw and Lawrence.
Dawson John W, foundry. Dean & Hovey, drugs and groceries.
Dell & Eddington, builders.
Deuell Nelson E, livery.
Dewey George W, produce.
Dewey Harrison H, dentist.
Dowling Dauiel, grocer. Dunlap Oliver, dentist. Durfee & Lillis, blacksmiths. Earl Chancey, physician.
Elliott Washington G, physician. Elliott Wm H. lumber. Elliott & Crofoot, drugs and groceries.
Ensign Charles, builder.
Enterprise The (Weekly, Indepen- dent), Charles H Fisher Propr. (See adr, page 941.)
First National Bank (Capital $100, - 000, Surplus $20,000), Charles Dawson Pres, John D Norton Cashr, 166 Sagi- naw. (See ade, page 939.)
Fisher Charles H, Propr The Enter- prise. (See adi, page 941.) Fitzpatrick .John, justice and lawyer.
Ford Charles B. barber. Fox Gustavus R, crockery. Freeman Mrs L L, dressmaker. Fricke John S, farm impts. Fuller Ephraim C, physician. Galbraith Franklin B, physician.
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Gardner Will R, pictures and frames.
Gilson Rev J M (Presbyterian). Going Charles H, boots and shoes. ,Goodwin Charles C, blacksmith.
Green George, cooper. Green & Taylor, dry goods. Halfpenny, Emmons & Co. wagonmakers. Halfpenny James, horseshoer.
Hall John. Mafr of Hall's Leather Pre- serving Waterproof Blacking, and Dealer in Boots and Shoes. Hamlin Calvin, meat market. Hanselman George, tailor. Harris John A, dentist.
Healy Edward, grocer.
Heitsch Hubert & Son, planing mill. . Herrick Bros, musical merchandise. Hickey Lyman, foundry. Hickey Nathan C, produce.
Hicks David, blacksmith.
Hicks George, Propr Waverly House (See adr opp.)
Hi !! Harvey N, Pump, Windmill and Fence Mnfr.
Hitchcock Porter A, clothing.
Hodges House, Mrs MI A Hodge- Propr, S G Hodges Manager, Saginaw. (See ade, page 939.)
Hodges Schuyler G, Manager Hodge> House.
Holley Mrs John P, Millinery, Dress- Making, Fancy Goods, Zypher Worsted. Crewels, Paper Patterns, etc, Saginaw. Hollway Frederick, Meat Market. All Kinds Fresh and Salt Meats.
Hovenden Robert, lawyer.
Hoyt Charles, wood yard.
Hungerford Adelbert P, barber.
Jacokes James A, lawyer.
Judson Mrs J Bell, milliner.
Kallenbach George, baker.
Kelly Elbert J, Propr Pontiac Bill Poster.
Kemp Henry, saloon.
Kimball & Turner, proprs Pontiac Gazette.
Kimmins Harry, harnessmaker.
Kittle H Morris, photographer.
Knight Alvin M, general store.
Koning Charles, saloon.
Kremer Bros, bakers.
Kudner Anton, Merchant Tailor, etc, Postoffice Building. (Se ade opp. )
LeBarron Robert, physician. Lewis David C, grocer. Linabury Henry M, druggist.
Lonnsbury Robert J. lawyer.
Lowrie Martin, blacksmith.
McConnell H P & W C. dry goods.
Mabley Christopher R, T H Morant Mngr, Clothing. Gents' Furnishing Goods, Merchant Tailor, Hats, Caps, etc. Matteson Bradley, cigar mnfr. Matteson Frank B, cigar mnfr.
Meloy John, grocer.
Merritt & Harris, boots and shoes.
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