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HOBERT & BOLTON, Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, No. 83 Jackson street. Though not an old and long established firm, having began trade in 1865, Messrs H. & B. by their knowledge of their business and the wants of the public, have achieved a success and popularity which it has taken others many years to attain. Their store is 22 by 80 feet, and two stories, and is de- voted entirely to the grocery and provision trade. The interior of the store convinces the visitor at once that order reigns supreme throughout the whole establishment. The goods are neatly and tastefully arranged upon the shelves, and otherwise conveniently disposed ; everything is just as it should be, and you feel that you are in a first-class store, kept by men that take pride in their busi- ness. The proprietors are both young men, and, one need not be told that they have " won their way" to high rank among the business men of Jackson. It is pleasure to purchase goods in a place so admirably kept as this, and where everything in the grocery line can be had as reasonable as any place in the city, and always of the choicest kind. See card page 132.
NEWMAN, FORD & Co., Commission Merchants, Manufacturers of Lime and dealers in Plaster, Salt, Flour, Feed and Grain. This firm was formed in October, 1866. Mr. Newman, however, came here several months earlier, and commenced the manufacture of
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lime. In February of 1867, Mr. G. W. Remington became a member of the firm, when the business included all the above features. These gentlemen are practical business men, enterpris- ing, wide-awake, and possessed of abilities to make their business prominent and leading. Their trade is constantly increasing, and they are popular and agreeable gentlemen to do business with. See card page 145.
The handsome, well filled and always pleasant Drug Store of Messrs. SQUIER & REASNER is the popular medical dispensary of our city. The design and finish of its interior arrangement, the unique display and disposition of the manifold shelf articles, and goods " de la Pharmacie," as well as toilet goods, perfumery and fancy articles. etc., and the complete and thorough way in which business is conducted by the agreeable gentlemen composing the firm and their assistants, make it one of the most enjoyable places in town to trade in. The drugs and medicines they dispense are pure and of the choicest selection. Prescriptions put up in the most careful and observant manner. Messrs. S. & R. have become a necessity to our people by their uniform quality, good taste in their mode of doing business and their reliability. They are located in Union Hall Block, their store having two fronts, one on Mill street and the other on Main. The store is indeed a model in all it appointments. See card on inside front cover.
JOHN GOLDSMITH, JR., No. 164 Mechanics street, corner of Cortland street, manufacturer of Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs, &c. A deservedly popular man is Mr. Goldsmith, and his work is as good as his name. It has been said by those who are best ac- quainted with the running qualities of his vehicular conveyances, that, for enduring properties, they rival the " Deacon's wonderful one-horse shay," which Dr. Holmes has immortalized in verse. Commenced business in 1862, and by painstaking, employing none but the best of workmen, and the soundest of material, they have achieved success, at least in reputation. See card page 218.
S. HOLLAND & SON, No. 213 Main Street, commenced the Drug business in Jackson, in April, 1856. Mr. R. F. Lattimer, son-in-law of the senior partner, soon after became associated with them, and the name of the firm was then changed to Holland &
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Lattimer. The Hollands are among the pioneers of the County, having come to Jackson as early as 1837, and engaged in agricul- tural pursuits. Since embarking in the business, by which they are so well known, they have enjoyed unvarying prosperity. In 1865, Mr. W. H. Wood became associated with Messrs. Hollands, and another Drug Store was opened at No. 274 Main Street, the business being conducted under the name of W. H. Wood & Co., and they have secured also a fine success for this branch of their trade. The history of this firm is the more interesting and valu- able from the fact that they have built up a handsome business from small beginnings, and by the industry and untiring energies of the young men connected with it, viz : Messrs. J. M. Holland, R. F. Lattimer and W. H. Wood, and although Mr. Simon Hol- land, the senior partner has not taken an active part, he is one of the oldest of those that engaged in this business in Central Michi- gan, and has contributed much to the stability and integrity of the establishment. See card page 180.
What information is more valuable than that which points us where to find a good, reliable grocer? Such a desideratum is Mr. M. W. CLARK, whose Grocery and Provision Store, No. 223 Main Street, has " won golden opinions from all sorts of people." It is centrally located, neatly kept, plentifully stocked, freshly supplied, and in prices and quality, entirely satisfactory to the purchaser. See card page 188.
VANDERCOOK & LUSK, Machinists and manufacturers of Plows, Sugar Mills and Castings, occupy a high position among the manu- facturers of this city; especially, in the class of work which they make their speciality. The business was established as early as 1853, the firm at that time being Brown & Lusk. Soon after, Mr. Vandercook purchased the interest of Mr. Brown, united with Mr. Lusk, and the name of the firm remains with the title of Van- dercook & Lusk to this day, though Mr. Henry Vandercook, the senior member of the firm, died in March, 1866. Mr. Alfred Vandercook carries on the business for the estate which still con- tinues its share in the business. The establishment employs some twelve hands throughout the year, and each year sees an increase and extension of its business and facilities for doing work, repair-
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ing, &c. This excellent manufactory, so widely and popularly known, is upon Park Avenue, opposite Michigan Central Freight Depot. See card page 192.
HIBBARD BROTHERS, No. 209 Main Street. This is a justly popular and favorite resort of ladies for obtaining the nicest furn- ishing goods, adapted to their wants. It is exclusively devoted to ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing goods, and in its arrangement, order, and the quality of its goods, it is a model of its kind and the only one in this city. The making of dresses, undergarments, etc., is also done with admirable success. This business was com- menced in Sept., 1865. These gentlemen are sons of Daniel Hib- bard, who was one of our pioneer stage men, and they have proved themselves as great masters of this class of business as HE was in the occupation that has made him famous.
WITHINGTON, COOLEY & Co., manufacturers of Farming Imple- ments, at the Mich. State Prison. The manufacture of these articles was commenced here in 1848, by Messrs. Penny, Connable & Co. The present firm is W. H. Withington & Elisha Cooley of Jackson, and Benj. S. Brown, of Columbus, Ohio, and they took the business in 1858, working 130 convicts and from 10 to 20 men besides. They manufacture Cast-steel Hoes, Hay and Manure Forks, Garden Rakes, Potato Hooks, Corn Cutters, Snaths, Cradles, Horse Rakes, &c., &c., and their goods take rank with the best produced by any maker, east or west. They are always in de- mand beyond the quantity supplied. Wherever exhibited they have always been awarded the first premiums. At the World's Fair, held at Hamburg, a case of these tools was exhibited, and was awarded the first prize, and a number of orders from Europe have since followed. The sales last year amounted to $225,000. Their shops are very extensive and admirably adapted with the most complete system of machinery for the vast and perfect work they perform, which proves the fact that the firm are thoroughly experienced and conversant with all branches of this important class of manufacturing. Each member of the company has had . many years experience here and elsewhere as manufacturers of Agricultural implements. It is, perhaps, the heaviest manufactur- ing firm in Jackson. They are all the time adding to their manu- facturing facilities. P
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Among the business firms of Jackson which have within a comparatively short time built up a large and successful business, and contributed much to the material prosperity of the city and county, none are more worthy of mention than the firm of Bost- wick & Gould, lawyers, real estate and insurance agents.
During the last seven years Mr. Bostwick, and since their co- partnership, the firm, have loaned for Eastern capitalists, to farm- .ers and others of this county, at from 7 to 10 per cent. interest, nearly $200,000, in many cases enabling their customers to pay off mortgages on which they were paying much higher rates of inter- est, thus relieving them of a burthen of extra interest, amounting to thousands of dollars per annum.
In addition to a large law and collection business, this firm has probably the most extensive Real Estate and Insurance Agency in this State, at least outside of Detroit.
Their REAL ESTATE GAZETTE and other documents find their way all over the Northern States, carrying to thousands such de- scriptions of the many advantages of our State, county and city as attract many to this locality for settlement who would otherwise find homes beyond us.
Their facilities for selling lands in this and other States, and particularly in this county, are most attractive and ample, includ- ing a system of sub-agencies in all localities where their business renders it necessary.
The Insurance Companies represented by them are the oldest and best in the country, including the Atna, Hartford, Home, and others, having an aggregate capital of over $35,000,000, and for whom this firm has taken, for the year last passed, premiums to the amount of about $40,000.
Victor M. Bostwick came to this city in the fall of 1859, read law in the office of ex-Gov. Blair, was admitted to practice in May, 1862, and served this county two years (1865-66) as Prosecuting Attorney.
James Gould came to Jackson to reside in 1861, entered the office of Mr. Bostwick in 1863, became associated with him in bus- iness in March, 1864, and was admitted to the bar in March, 1867.
With the thorough system adopted by this firm in their bus-
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iness, they always find time to aid and encourage every enterprise for the good of the public.
The ability and energy these gentlemen have brought to their business, and the promptness and care exercised by them, have been justly rewarded by a degree of success seldom attained in so brief a time, and affords the best guarantee of future growth and permanency.
M. B. BREITENBACH commenced business in Jackson in 1853. In 1865 he erected the beautiful and substantial marble front building which he now occupies; his store is 22x100 feet, with three stories and basement. In 1866 he formed a copartnership with A. Loeb, since which time the business has been conducted under the firm name of M. B. Breitenbach & Co. Their store is elegantly fitted up, and furnished with a large and choice selec- tion of Foreign and Domestic Goods for Men's wear. These gen- tlemen are Importers, Jobbers, Manufacturers and Retailers of Cloths and Readymade Clothing. From eighteen to twenty-five hands are constantly employed in the manufacturing department.
Mr. Edward Crowe, late of Chicago, as a cutter enjoys an en- viable reputation and always gives entire satisfaction to customers. These gentlemen make custom trading a speciality, having their Fashion Patterns gotten up in New York especially for them, they are enabled to furnish garments in the very latest Paris and New York styles. In the Custom department may be seen a splendid stock of English, French and American Cassimeres, French Coat- ings, Vestings, &c., really worth inspection. During the time these gentlemen have been in business here they have gained the reputation of being fair and upright dealers, and as a reward, are now enjoying the benefits of a large and profitable business. See card page 136.
BUSH & UPTON, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, at the Register's Office. This firm was formed in July of the present year. The gentlemen composing the firm are so well and favor- ably known that commendation from us is unnecessary. They represent a large number of first-class Insurance Companies, and issue policies on favorable terms. Those wishing to sell Real Estate of any description will find this a prompt and reliable agency to deal with. See card page 151.
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Biddle, from Milwaukie west, next south of Wilkins. Blackstone, from North south, next west of Jackson. Calhoun, from Grand River west, next south of Trail. Chicago, from East Av. west, next south of Hamlin. Columbus, from Hamlin south, next west of Milwaukie. Cooper, from Prison grounds south, next east of Oak. Cortland, from Mill west, next south of Main. Detroit, from East Av. west, next north of Ford. East Avenue, from Ganson south, next east of Park Place. Elizabeth, from East Avenue west, next south of Main. First, from Main south, next west of Blackstone. Ford, from East Avenue west, next north of Main. Fourth, from Main south, next west of Third.
Francis, from Main south, next east of Mechanics.
Franklin, from Milwaukie west, next south of Wesley.
Ganson, from Corporation line east, west, to West Avenue. Greenwood, from Wilkins southwest, next west of Jackson.
Hamlin, from East Avenue west, next north of Chicago.
Ingham, from Trail south, next west of Jackson.
Jackson, from Ganson south, next east of Blackstone.
Lansing Avenue, from Blackstone northwest, next east of Stewart Avenue.
Liberty, from corp line east, west to Mill.
Luther, from Mechanics west, next north of Main.
Main, from old Cemetery west to West Avenue.
Mason, from Milwaukie west, next south of Franklin.
Mechanics, from the Prison south, next east of Jackson. Mill, from Mechanics southeast to Milwaukie. Milwaukie, from Ganson south, next west of Park Avenue. Morrell, from Francis west, next south of Biddle.
New York, from Franklin south, next west of Milwaukie. North Main, from Main northwest to West Avenue.
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Oak, from Ganson south, next east of Mechanics.
Oak Avenue, from Stewart Avenue west, next south of Ganson.
Park Avenue, from Ganson south to the Park, next west of Van Dorn.
Park Place, from Hamlin south, next east of State.
Perrine, from Hamlin south, next west of State.
Quarry, from Beebe's addition west, next south of Ganson.
Rail Road, from Michigan Center Road west, next south of Eliza- beth.
Second, from Main south, next west of First.
State, from Hamlin south, next west of Park Place.
Stewart Avenue, from Blackstone northwest, next west of Lansing Avenue.
Third, from Main south, next west of Second.
Trail, from Beebe's addition west, next north of Hamlin.
Van Buren, from Grand River west, next north of Clinton.
Van Dorn, from Hamlin south, next west of Perrine. Washington, from Mill west, next south of Cortland. Water, from Milwaukie southeast, next west of Mill pond. , Wesley, from Milwaukie west, next south of Washington. West Avenue, from Ganson south, next west of Blackstone. Wilkins, from Milwaukie west, next south of Mason. Williams, from Mason south, next west of Mechanics.
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THE OLD MAMMOTH!
Camp, Winters & Co
nporters, Dobbers
AND
Retailers of
DRY GOODS
NO. 270 MAIN STREET,
JACKSON, MICH.
H. W. CAMP, A. L. WINTERS,
W. M. BENNETT.
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ABREVIATIONS .- For Av., read AVENUE ; bds., BOARDS ; bet., BETWEEN ; carp., CARPENTER ; cor., CORNER ; col'd, COLORED ; E., EAST ; h., HOUSE; lab., LABORER ; manuf., MANUFACTURER ; manufy., MANUFACTORY ; N., NORTH ; propr., PROPRIETOR ; res., RESIDENCE ; S., SOUTH ; W., WEST.
The word STREET is implied.
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Abbe Charles, farmer, h 73 Mason.
Abbe Charles, Jr, teamster, h 15 Williams.
Abbe Ghent, teamster, bds 15 Williams.
Acker Isaac V, guard at the prison, h 45 Mechanics.
Acker Saxon, guard at the prison, bds 45 Mechanics.
Adams Elizabeth S, dressmaker, bds 41 Cortland.
Adams Francis, (Brooks & A,) res Detroit.
Adams George P, wheat buyer, h 42 Stewart Av.
Adams Josiah, ag't for Brooks & Adams, bds 46 Mechanics.
Adams Nellie E, dressmaker, bds 53 N Main.
Adams N. H, foreman at the prison, bds Tremont House.
Adams Thomas, brewer, bds 60 Jackson.
Ahern Timothy, lab, h 6 Rail Road.
Alden John A, clerk, bds 38 Francis.
Aldrich Ezra M, (Rice, Pratt & Co,) h 94 Blackstone.
Aldrich George N, foreman Bennett's planing mill, h 48 Clinton. Aldrich Lyman, farmer, bds 302 Main.
Aldrich William, baggageman Jackson Branch R R, bds National Hotel.
Alger John C, bds 110 Franklin.
Alger Seth, h 110 Franklin.
Allen Albert A, street broker, bds 30 Lansing Av.
Allen Charles H, dentist, 210 Main 2d floor, bds 91 Blackstone. Allen Elisha F, driver Steam Hose Cart, bds City Hotel.
Allen Joseph D, shoemaker, bds 138 Blackstone.
Allen Kate A, music teacher, bds 91 Blackstone.
Allen Norman, real estate and insurance agent, 210 Main 2d floor, h 91 Blackstone.
Office Main street, 2d floor, Jackson, Michigan.
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Allen William, lab, h 141 Cooper.
Allen William T, peddler, bds 4 Mechanics.
Allen Zina, farmer, h 30 Lansing Av.
Amary Theodore T, civil engineer, Lathrop Block 2d floor, res Fon Du Lac, Wis.
Ambush Charles (col'd), lab, bds 168 Milwaukie.
American Express Office, James F. Beebee, agt, 182 Main.
Amlar Samuel M, engineer, bds 59 Elizabeth.
Anderson John E, painter, h 222 Mechanics.
Andress Emily E, music teacher, bds 53 Cortland.
Andrews George W, bds 62 Chicago.
Andrews Nathaniel, currier, h 17 Main.
Andrews William W, physician and State ag't Guardian Life In- surance Co, 207 Main 2d floor, h 34 Stewart Av.
Androus Warren S, moulder, bds 120 Ford.
Androus Warren, h 120 Ford.
Angevine Smith P, lab, h 83 Milwaukie,
Anson Hiram, h 20 Greenwood.
Anthony Frank W, h 143 Jackson.
Archer Henry N, clerk, bds 103 Blackstone.
Armstrong James, gardner, bds 88 Blackstone.
Armstrong James T, lab, bds 48 Van Buren.
Armstrong S Elliott, gardner, h 48 Van Buren.
Ashcraft Elhanan W, marble engraver, h 90 Wesley.
Aubry S F, baker, bds 174 Main.
Austin Alonzo D, carp, bds 67 Mason.
Austin Benjamin M, (A, Tomlinson & Webster,) res Kalamazoo.
Austin Hiram D, engineer, bds 137 Detroit.
Austin Hiram G, h 137 Detroit.
Austin Reuben J, assistant keeper at the prison, h 81 Cooper.
Austin, Tomlinson & Webster ( B M A, W A T & Edward A W,) proprs wagon and sleigh manufy at the prison, office 223 Main.
Avery Silas H, foreman at the prison, bds 1 Mechanics.
Avery William H, machinist, h 122 Park Av.
Avery William M, physician, 41 Cortland, h same.
Averill, Perry, tobacconist, 253 Main, bds 17 Lansing Av.
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Bacon Harriet A, teacher, bds 69 Mason.
Bacon John A, h 69 Mason.
Bader John C, (B J Billings & Co,) h 90 Ford.
Bader Mathew, lab, h 108 Chicago.
Badger Harry L, piano tuner, bds 18 N Main.
Bailey Alfred, boots and shoes, 236 Main, h 149 Jackson.
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Bailey George J, clerk, h 81 Washington.
Bailey James M, clerk, bds 81 Washington.
Bailey John H, fireman, bds Hibbard House.
Bailey Joseph, mason, h 57 Blackstone.
Bailey Robert, h 76 Mason.
Baillie Sarah, tailoress, bds 29 Van Buren.
Baird Abram H, carp, h 363 Ganson.
Baker Barton, farmer, h 95 Ford.
Baker Edward P, clerk, bds 66 Jackson.
Baker Edward, foreman at Prison, h 15 Lansing Av.
Baker G W, tinner, h 197 Mechanics.
Baker Oliver W, tinner, bds 15 Lansing Av.
Baker Truman, carp, h 23 Michigan Centre Road.
Baldwin George A, insurance agent, 275 Main, 2d floor, h 78 Franklin.
Baldwin George, stage driver, at Knapp's livery.
Ballantine Thomas M, carp, h 30 Mich Centre Road.
Ballard James Z, livery, h 103 Washington.
Ballard Josiah D, livery, 19 Columbus, h 20 Cortland. Ballou William, bds Marion House.
Bancker Enoch, (Bennett & B,) bds Hibbard House.
Bancker Josiah R, overseer at the Prison, bds 46 Mechanics.
Baptist Church, 132 Jackson, Rev Lysander D Palmer, pastor.
Barber Warren, guard at the Prison, h 46 Cooper.
Barker Caroline K, bds 306 Main.
Barker Mary H, h 70 Wesley.
Barns Aaron S, teamster, h 24 Jackson.
Barns David, keeper at the prison, h 82 Cooper.
Barns Sally, bds 24 Jackson.
Barnes Samuel A, carp, h 76 Main.
Barnum Czar, bds 43 Elizabeth.
Barnum Olive, h 43 Elizabeth.
Barthum William, segar maker, h 90 Trail.
Barrett James J, blacksmith, bds 90 Chicago.
Barrett Samuel, blacksmith, bds 114 Cooper.
Barrett Thomas, lab, h 179 Milwaukie.
Barry John W, (L G Merriman & Co) bds Marion House.
Barry Louise M, saleswoman, bds 36 Jackson.
Barry Wesley F, clerk, bds 36 Jackson.
Bascom Harley, grocer, bds 31 N Main.
Bascom Lewis, h 31 N Main. Basden Henry, shoemaker, h 52 Mechanics.
Bashford Charles, farmer, h 161 Ganson.
Bate Robert, tinner, bds 9 Jackson.
Bates Charles H, farmer, bds 20 Biddle.
Bates Lester P, cooper, bds 20 Biddle.
Are Agents for the Atna, Hartford and Home Fire Ins. Cos.
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Mammoth Planing Mill.
ALLEN BENNETT, DEALER IN
LUMBER,
JOISTS, SCANTLING, FLOORING, SIDING, CEILING, AND
Dressed Lumber
OF ALL KINDS,
ROUGH LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, &c.,
Planing Mill and Yard ! No. 59 JACKSON ST., Cor. CLINTON.
BOSTWICK & GOULD, Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
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Bates Orrin J, farmer, bds 20 Biddle.
Batterson Wellington, lab, h 98 Oak. Battles William, lab, bds 131 Main. Bauch Rev Julius, pastor German Lutheran church, h 107 Detroit. Bauer John, grocer, 192 Main, h 41 Francis.
Bauerly John, wagon maker, bds 60 Jackson.
BAUM FREDERICK, (Leonard & B) bds 62 Washington.
Baum M O, carp, h 56 Blackstone.
Beacham Silas, harness maker, bds 174 Main, 2d floor.
Bean Moses, lime burner, 22 Franklin, h 30 Francis.
Bean Otis W, grocer, h 134 Washington.
Beard Julius, lab, h 41 Oak Av.
Beck W H, music teacher, h 43 Francis.
Beckwith Isaac B, blacksmith, 145 Main, h 90 Chicago.
Beckwith Mrs J P, cloak and dress maker, 274 Main, 3d floor, h same.
Bedell Horace O, builder, 29 Mill, bds Hibbard House.
Beebe Burton M, engineer, bds 156 Cooper.
Beebe Calvin T, foreman fork and hoe manufy at the prison, res town Blackman.
Beebe Charles E, druggist, (and Ford & B,) 262 Main, bds Marion House.
Beebee Charles V, fireman, h 88 Milwaukie.
Beebe George E, bds 300 Main.
Beebe George F. bds City Hotel.
Beebee James F, agent American Express Co, h 42 Francis.
Beebe Joseph E, insurance agent, 272 Main, h 87 Blackstone. Beebe Oscar F, saloon, 185 Main, basement, bds City Hotel.
Beebe Thomas, h 300 Main.
Beebe William I, h 107 State.
Beecher Charles W, turner, bds 100 Ford.
Beels George, porter, National Hotel.
Beeman Albert B, teamster, h 13 Wesley.
Beeman G, express messenger, J L & S R R, bds Hibbard House.
Bell Phoebe, bds 299 Main.
Bellue John, currier, bds 146 Main 2d floor.
Bellue Robert, currier, bds 146 Main 2d floor.
Bennett Allen, propr planing mill and lumber yard, 59 Jackson, office 262 Main, h 320 Main.
Bennett Alonzo, president Ist National Bank, h 308 Main.
Bennett & Bancker, (Orson W B & Enoch B,) lawyers, 251 Main 2d floor.
Bennett Charles E, student, bds 320 Main.
Bennett Charles H, book-keeper, bds 77 Mechanics.
Bennett Frank B, ass't cashier Ist National Bank, bds 308 Main.
Attention given to payment of Taxes and Collection of Debts.
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Hobart Bolton,
Dealers in
GROCERIES
Provisions
Flour & Feed, Fruits,
CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.,
No. 83 JACKSON STREET,
Jackson, Michigan.
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Goods delivered Free of Charge to any part of the City. C. D. HOBART, A. B. BOLTON.
Farms, City Lots, Dwellings and Wild Lands for Sale by
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Bennett Charles H, book-keeper at the Daily Citizen office, h 117 Trail.
Bennett James W, Justice of the Peace and Attorney, 207 Main 2d floor, h 160 Jackson.
Bennett Loren Y, hides and pelts, h 69 Mechanics.
Bennett Mrs Susan, h 92 Wesley.
Bennett Orson W, (B & Bancker,) h 38 Clinton.
Bennett Rachael M, h 69 Mechanics.
Bennett Theodore G, propr Bennett's Foundry, 299 Main, bds 308 Main.
Bennett W Irving, bds 160 Jackson.
Bennett William M, (Camp, Winters & Co,) h 4 N Main.
Bennett William W, carp, h 2 Jackson.
Bennetts John M, (B & Wright,) h 39 Francis.
Bennetts Loveday, bds 39 Francis.
Bennetts & Wright, (John M B & James H W,) architects and builders, 108 Mechanics 2d floor.
Berdan William C, mason, bds 379 Ganson.
Berentsen Rev F J, ass't Priest St John's Church, bds 97 Cooper.
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