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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbey Geo W, watches and jewelry.
Alger David B, books and confectionery. Allen James S, boots and shoes.
American Express Co, B F Bradley agent. Anderson Bros, druggists.
Andrews N J & Co, druggists.
Avery A & Co, Livery.
Racon Alvan, boots and shoes.
Ball C E & G W, bankers.
Beardsley Edwin H, hardware and shingles.
Bradley Benjamin F, postmaster and agent American Express Co. Bradley Henry N, photographer.
Budd, Sanborn & Sargent, turning shop.
Burton Frank S, Publisher Inde- pendent and Lawyer.
Cochrane James W, general store.
Cram & Patrick, meat market.
Cunningham Margaret, dining hall.
Curry & Mericle, general store and shingle mnfrs.
Cussick Barney, bowling alley.
Dewey & Peterson, stoves and tinware.
Douglass Horace, physician.
Eastman M J, liquors, cigars and tobacco. Elliott & Brown, House, Sign and Carriage Painters.
Ellsworth House, Homer Ellsworth propr.
Evans Z Hoyt, physician. Findlater Alex, propr International Hotel. Foster James, harness maker.
Gansman John, barber, St Nicholas Hotel.
Hale Silucius A J, Gunsmith, rear Wilcox & Davis' store. Harris Watson, blacksmith. Harris Wm, general store, Hart Henry, lawyer.
Hart True, harness, saddles and trunks.
Hayes James, agent F. & P. M. Ry. and Western Union Telegraph Co. Hemingway Geo F, lawyer. Hickling Arthur, meat market. Hinds Bros, druggists. Hitchcock Dyre W, lawyer. Horrell John, merchant tailor.
Moxter Ulysses S, Groceries and Provisions.
Hughes Geo W, Publisher Midland Times and News Depot, Books and Sta- tionery.
International Hotel, Alex Findlater propr. Janes Geo A, hardware.
Jenny Charles L, surveyor.
Johnson John, barber. Jones John R, physician.
Kelly John H, grocer. Larkin John, general store and lumber.
Lewis James M, Mnfr Picture Frames, Brackets, etc.
Lownsbury James V, town clerk and insur- ance agent.
Lyon H & Son, blacksmiths and carriage makers.
McCrary Wm, billiard saloon.
Mahany Annora M A, music, millinery and fancy goods.
Medier Edward J, Propr St Nicholas Hotel.
Midland Independent, F S Bur- ton Publisher.
Midland Mineral Well, Benjamin Dean propr.
Midland Times, Geo W Hughes Pub- lisher.
Morse Aaron, general store.
Olmsted Bros, general store.
Reams Geo W, planing mill and sash factory.
Reardon Wm & John, shingle mnfrs.
Reardon Bros, general store.
Reinehart George, Saloon, Main, Rindskoff Henry, general store.
Rogers Henry D, justice of the peace.
Ross Andrew W, furniture.
St Nicholas Hotel, E J Medler, propr. Sheldrick Wm T, saloon. mes
Sias John, blacksmith.
Sias Samuel, general store and saw and grist mill.
Snell John, pump mnfr.
Stanford Mortimer H, Lawyer.
Strong & MeKay, blacksmiths.
Talbot & Cook, blacksmiths and wagon makers.
Thompson George C, confectionery and news depot. Tindall Charles W, lawyer,
Van Kleeck James, lawyer. Vanvalkenburg & Co, abstract and real es- state office.
Van Vleck Henry, bakery. TEL Vleit Nathan, dentist.
Walton Robert E, blacksmith. Warner Samuel, boot and shoemaker.
Wells, Stone & Co, general store. Western Union Telegraph Co, Jantes Hayes, agent.
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Whitehouse Joseph H, physician and insur- ance agent. Wilcox & Davis, grocers. Wolsky B & Bro, clothing.
MILAN.
A small place situated on the boundary line between Milan township, in Monroe county, and York township, in Washtenaw county. It is on the Saline river, a mill stream affording some water power. It is also on the line of the patrially built Toledo. Ann Arbor & Northern Railroad. 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- weekly mail. Henry H. Palmer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alchin Edwin, blacksmith.
Andrew Stephen W, shingle and planing mill.
Armington Charles A, painter.
Bassac H B, physician.
Beaman A J, hotel propr.
Blackmer Charles M, general store.
Burt Henry M, hardware.
Callis Richard, carpenter.
Canfield Charles, painter.
Clark George & Co, general store.
Davis C A, carpenter.
Dunning Wm J, hotel propr.
Epley George, butcher.
Gauntlett Charles, boot and shoemaker.
Gauntlett & Putnam, general store.
Gay Simon H, general store.
Hanson George M, mill wright.
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Midland Independent,
Published Every Saturday, at MIDLAND CITY, MICHIGAN. Office, West Main Street.
The INDEPENDENT is devoted to Politics, Literature and General News, is a Republican Journal and a firm advocate of Republican Principles.
Terms, $2.00 per annum. JOB OFFICE attached.
The Midland Times,
GEO. W. HUGHES, 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 is the best advertising medium in Midland county.
All kinds of JOB PRINTING Promptly and Neatly Executed.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
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Hanson Joshua. painter. Leonard O W, blacksmith.
McLanahan W W, druggist.
Marble B W, carpenter and justice of the peace.
Palmer Henry H, physician.
Palmer Miss Mary A, milliner.
Smith Alexander, carpenter. Stever D C, wagon maker.
Taylor George, blast furnace.
Whaley William, stave factory and cider mill. Wilson Charles H, saw mill. Wilson Thomas, flouring mill.
Wolcott Martin, harness maker.
MILE CREEK.
A discontinued postoffice of Muskegon county. (Address Whitehall. )
MILFORD.
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 miles north of Plymouth. It is 20 miles west of Pontiac, at the junction of the Pettibone creek with the Huron river. It has a fine water power, and for manufac- turing enterprises has 2 woolen mills, a planing mill, 2 grist mills, a foundry, a fur- niture factory, a sash and door factory, etc. Population, 1,500. There are Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches at Milford, good school facilities, a bank, a weekly newspaper, the Times, and other social and business interests found in the more thrifty of our Michigan villages. 90,000 pounds of wool were marketed here in 1874. Express -- American ; Telegraph-Western Union. John Crawford, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott John A, dentist.
American Express Co, Eli C Roberts agent. Andrews John L, propr Milford Exchange Bank. Arms Wm A, general store.
Austin Bros, groceries. Baughn Wm, dentist.
Bennett C E, groceries, crockery and glass- ware.
Bissell Edward J, lawyer.
Bridgemann R F, groceries.
Brown Joseph, physician. Browne J N & E E, photographic artists. Calhoun Mrs T N, millinery.
Chapell W R & H C, dry goods.
Connor David, tailor.
Crawford Henderson, law, insurance and real estate agent.
Crawford James, grocer. Crawford John general store and postmaster.
Crawford Walter, Real Estate, Insur- ance and Collection Agent.
Cray A, saloon.
Danson J C, furniture 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.
Hathorn John, propr Hathorn House.
Hensted Miss Nellie S, millinery.
Hewitt John S, druggist.
Hitchcock James H, Meat Market. Hoffman Gustave, liquors and cigars.
Holley S & A, proprs Pettibone Mills.
Houchen Wm, groceries,
Hovey Wm F, physician.
Hubbell Edwin, cashier Milford Exchange Bank.
Jackson Isaac P, editor and propr Milford Times.
Johnston Alexander, propr Johnston House, Johnston Robert, physician.
Johnston House, Alexander John- ston Propr.
Kingsbury C L, druggist and physician.
Kinyon & West, proprs Kinyon House.
Ladd Frank M, general store.
Larkin Howland, Grocers,
Mnfrs Lumber and Shingles, Sash and Doors, and Proprs Grain Elevator.
Lingham & Osborn, wool, grain and pro- duce ..
Lovejoy & Son, groceries,
Lowell Hiram A, carpenter and builder.
McGregor Rev J W (Presbyterian).
Mathews Daniel, propr Pettibone mills. Milford Exchange Bank, John L Andrews propr. Minihan James, saloon.
Morrison Daniel, drugs and boots and shoes,
Morrison Rev J W, (Baptist).
Northrup & Phipps, hardware and farming implements.
Owen Francis Browning, Book Agent and Author, ( Browning's Poems). Owen & Calkins, Clothing.
Peters Jacob, woolen factory and flouring mill.
Phillips Alvah T, pump maker.
Pickering Jos F, harness maker.
Potts Frank, meat market.
Potts H A, harness maker.
Richardson Wm H, groceries.
Riley Charles, hardware.
Rowe S R, jeweler. St. John Oliver H. jeweler.
Seaver Wm P, meat market.
Shafer Alonzo G, books and stationery.
Shepard J W, millinery.
Shepard Porter A, dry goods and clothing.
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Sloughter P.C, livery and sale stable. Taylor & Howell, millinery.
Tenny & Gregg, planing mill and sash and door mnfrs.
Tenny & Grow, Millinery and Dress Making.
Thornhill J & Bro, general store.
Thornhill & Son, Merchant Tailors. Trump Daniel, Cooper.
Van Leuven Hiram H, general store. Viges, Williams & Co, boots and shoes.
Vowles Joseph, mnfr cultivators.
Wakely A S, wagon maker.
Wells Bros, founders and machinists.
Wood Nelson, barber.
Wooton John S, boots and shoes.
MILL BROOK.
A postoffice in Mecosta county, 22 miles east of Morley. on the G. R. & I. R. R. It has a tri-weekly mail.
MILLBURG.
A place of about 180 inhabitants, in the town of Benton, Berrien county, 7 miles due east of Benton Harbor. Blue creek furnish- es water power for one flouring mill, Flour lumber and fruit are the leading exports. Settled in 1836. It has a tri-weekly mail. S. Hill, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Buchanan Samuel, hotel propr.
King A J, physician.
Maxson -, botanic physician.
Randall Wm & Bro, general store and flour- ing mill. Reece Rev John, (Disciples).
Scofield A L, carriage maker.
MILL CREEK.
A post office and railroad station in the town of Plainfield, Kent county, 4 miles
north of Grand Rapids and at the junction of the G. R. N. & L. S. R. R. with the G. K. & I. R. R. It is in a good farming section with water power on Mill creek. Eli Plumb, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Compton James R, hotel propr.
Culver Orris, blacksmith.
Tarvis Morris, physician.
Leland Aaron, saw mill.
Mentzer J, pump maker.
Plumb E & Sons, flouring mill and grocery.
MILL GROVE.
A small village on the line of the M. L. S. R. R., in Allegan township, Allegan county, 4 miles northwest of Allegan village. It is in the fruit growing region, has 3 saw mills, and ships lumber, shingles, staves and heading. Population 150. Alonzo Ves- burgh, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Mill Grove Stave & Heading Mnfg Co, staves and heading
Vosburgh Alonzo, general store and saw mill.
MILLINGTON.
A place of about 200 population in Mil- lington township, Tuscola county. - It is on the D. & B. C. R. R., 80 miles from Detroit and 7 south of Vassar. It is in a good beech and maple country, producing excellent grain, but shipping as yet only lumber and shingles. Telegraph-Atlantic & Pacific. Express-American. Antony De Witt, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Avery & Murphy, lumber dealers.
Baker Wm, blacksmith and wagon maker. Baker Rev Wm.
Beach Homer A, general store.
Brown F W, boot and shoemaker.
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Carpron George, hotel propr. Chillson Waters restaurant. Charch Rev C L (Methodist). Comstock Rev S A ( Free Will Baptist). Daniels Willis, carriage and wagon maker. Degeer Louis, boot and shoemaker. Hanse L, general store. Harris G S, physician and surgeon. Lambert Willard, hotel propr. Mosher C E, grocer.
Rathbun & Dewitt, general store. Rhodes F, blacksmith and wagon maker. Rogers David, physician.
Wolf & Beach, saw and shingle mill.
MILTON.
A postoffice in the town of Chesterfield. Macomb county, on the line of the G. T. Railway, 8 miles above Mt. Clemens anc. 3 south of New Baltimore station.
MINDEN.
A village of Minden township, in the northeast part of Sanilac county. It is sit- cated in a good farming region, but lumber is the chief article shipped. It lies 9 miles west of Forestville, and has a semi-weekly mail. Population 130. O. K. Kerr, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brown Richard, blacksmith ..
Donnlin John, hotel propr. Floyd Henry, harness maker.
Garlick Wm H, cabinet maker.
Hetfield F O, hotel, general store and furni- ture.
Johnson A N, physician.
Jones Alfred, hotel propr.
Mckenzie -, blacksmith. Mackey Adam, general store. Mills W A, lawyer. Moore A, wagon maker.
Mudge B H & Son, founders. Romezik Michael, shoemaker. Romezik Nicholas, shoemaker. Snyder C E, wagon maker. Whitehouse George, general store.
MINERAL SPRINGS.
A postoffice in Ensley township, Newaygo county, 16 miles southeast of Newaygo vil- lage, and S west of Sand lake, on the G. R. & I. R. R. Shingles are the chief product of the vicinity. It has a tri-weekly mail. Ransom E. French, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barhite William, shingle mnfr. Crain Calvin, general store. Frey Rev Theodore S,
MITCHELL.
A postoffice in the town of Banks, Antrim county, 20 miles north of Elk Rapids. The country hereabouts is devoted chiefly to farm- ing, and wheat, oats, corn, potatoes and hay are cultivated. The alternate sections here are railroad lands belonging to the G. R. & I. R. R. Settled 1868. It has a weekly mail. Edward Wiltse, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Walton Anderson, flouring mill. Whitfield John, flouring-mill.
MOLINE.
A station and postoffice on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Allegan county, 16 miles south of Grand Rapids, and 32 north of Kalamazoo.
MONROE.
The county seat of Monroe county, a thriv- ing little city near the southeast corner of the State, 41 miles a little west of south of Detroit, and 24 northeast of Toledo. It is on the river Raisin, near where it emp- ties into lake Erie. It has 2 railroad con- nections with Detroit and Toledo, the L. S. & M. S. R. R., and the Canada Southern. The main line of the L. S. & M. S. R. R. also connects it with Adrian and Chicago and the F. & P. M. R. R., extending northward with Saginaw and Ludington. It is thus quite a railroad center.
Monroe has a population of about 6,000. It has 13 churches, 3 Catholic, the rest Prot- estant of the different denominations. There is a very fine union school building and sev- eral ward schools, also an excellent private academy and collegiate institute for young ladies, of which Rev. E. J. Boyd is princi- pal, and which has about 100 pupils con- stantly in attendance. The newspaper press is represented by the Commercial, Republi- can, and the Monitor, Democratic, both en- terprising weekly journals.
The business interests of Monroe embrace 5 flouring mills, a stave factory, a spoke fac- tory, a glass sand mill, 2 foundries, a plaster mill and a tobacco factory, the latter ene ploying So hands, and doing a business of $500,000 a year. The nursery business is also carried on extensively at Monroe and in the vicinity. Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Wm. A. Noble, posmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Acker Leonard, blacksmith, 58 W Front. Adams & Durell, undertakers, 44 E Front. Aldrich Addison L, justice of the peace, 24 E Front.
Alexander John, blacksmith and machinist, . cor Fourth and Cass.
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Allera Franz, tinsmith, 7 W Front. American Express Office, Charles Cowan, agent, 19 Washington.
Antiaugh & Cassidy, blacksmiths, 52 E Front
Armitage George W A, grocer, 15 Wash- ington.
Armitage James & Co, general store, 7 Wash- ington.
Arnold Silas R, physician, 20 Front E.
Asam Joseph, sewing machine agent, 4 Monroe,
Atcherson James W, livery, Washington W S. Baier Peter, blacksmith, 57 Front W.
Baker Chas M, sewing machine agent, Wash- ington.
Baldwin E, lawyer. Washington.
Beaubien Andrew D, groceries, 45 Front E. Back, Wagner & Ohr, carriages, Monroe.
Berthelote Louis, groceries, 3 Front W. Bezeau Ferdinand, wagon maker, Monroe. Black John, wagon maker, First.
Blankertz Jacob, toys, Front W.
Bonning Christian, boots and shoes, 9 Mon- roe.
Boyd Erasmus J, Principal Young Ladies' Seminary and Collegiate Institute, cor Fourth and State.
Bragdon A B, station agent, L. S. & M. S. 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, 18 Front E. Burley Almon J. photographer, 8 Front E. Campbell Wm S, insurance agent, 19 Front E.
Carlisle Mrs J, millinery, cor Monroe and Ist.
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 Chapin, 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 Philip, music dealer, 55 Front W.
Dansard B & Sons, bank, cor Front and Washington.
Darrah Lewis, Justice of the Peace, cor Front and Monroe.
Daschner Christian, meat market, 3 Front E. Davis John, justice of the peace, 13 Wash- ington.
Davis Mortimer F, Howe, S M agent, 16 Front E.
Dennison John, millwright, cor Fourth and Cass.
Distler, Martin, saloon, 5 Front W.
Dorsch & Weiss, drugs, paints, etc, 20 Front E.
Duclos Frank, saloon, Front W.
Duncanson S & Son, house and sign paint. ers, Washington.
Durell Henry, furniture, 36 Front E.
Eisenmann Frederick, sash, doors and blind .. Macomb.
Eisenmann & Co, saloon, 33 Front E. Euler Charles, saloon, 47 Front E.
Ferner & Kronback, boots and shoes, 15 Front W.
First National Bank, T E Wing president, Charles G Johnson cash, 10 Washington Fix Jas J, groceries, 50 Front E.
Frank Bros, boots and shoes, 12 Front E.
Friedenberg Louis, clothing, 28 Front E.
Gierschke August, justice of the peace, col-
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Gippert Wm, confectioner, 18 Monroe. Godfroy J L C & Co, dry goods, 26 Front E. Golden Patrick, groceries, cor Front and Macomb.
Grant L & J F, jewelers, 23 Front E.
Gravier Rose, confectioner, w s Washing- ton.
Greening nursery. Grosvenor & Phinney, lawyers, 8 Wash- ington.
Hamilton Milo D & Son, Proprs Monroe Commercial, 19 Washington. (See adv.)
Haremes Nicholas, saddlery, 34 Front W. Harvey Emerson C, flouring mills, office 5 Monroe.
Heck John, blacksmith, cor Front and Smith.
Heck, Schrauder & Son, meat market, 6 Front E.
Hendregg John, groceries, 24 Monroe. Hersey Alonzo, saloon, 35 Front E.
Hifhlein Paul, restaurant, e s depot.
Hubbard F H & Co, groceries, 15 Front E. Hubbell Joseph J, billiards, 17 Washington. Hubbell Miss L, millinery, 2d.
Hubbell Wm, music dealer, 2d.
Hurd George, grain and seeds, cor Monroe and Front.
Ilgenfritz I E & Co, nursery, Ist nr depot.
Jaminet John P, hardware, 22 Front E.
Janney James W, Farmer's Hotel, cor First and Harrison.
Johnson Chas G, cashier First National Bank, Washington,
Jones - , restaurant, cor First & C. S. R'y.
Kaselmann Conrad, merchant tailor, 14 Monroe.
Kelley Nathaniel F, harness, io Monroe. Kendal Nathan N, millinery and fancy goods, 21 Washington.
Kiburtz Melchior, grocer, 13 Front W.
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Kindler Vincent, gunsmith, 34 Front E. Kirchgessner Frank A, grocer, 7 Monroe. Kirschner A, tannery, Front. Knap & Egle, blacksmiths, First. Knauf Mrs A, fancy goods, 7 Front. Koehler & Eichbauer, marble works, First. Kremer Chas, grocer, 11 and 13 Front W. Kreuchauf Conrad, grocer, 8 Monroe.
Kucera John, tailor, 6 Washington. Kull George F, wagon maker, Front. Kull Jacob, gunsmith, Front.
Kull Bros, wagon makers, Front.
Lafountain, Loranger & Co, bankers, cor Front and Monroe.
Lauers Sebastian, grocer, Front W.
Lewis Isaac, books and stationery, 27 Front East.
Lewis & Reynolds, nursery.
Licht & Schaub, clothing, 24 Front E.
Little James G, insurance agent, cor Front and Monroe.
Little Luther IR, Dry Goods, Carpets and Groceries, 2 Front E.
Littlefield & Bentley, druggists, 16 Monroe. Loeffler John & Bro, boots and shoes, 4 Monroe.
Long Amos M, dentist, 5 Monroe.
Loose Chas & Sons, grain merchants and grocers, 4 Front E.
Loranger & Vanderheyden, dry goods, 7 Front E.
McBride James G && Co, Michigan Tobacco Works, 9 to 13 Washington. (See adv.)
McLaren & Donohoe, foundry, cor Fourth and Monroe.
Martin Christopher, saloon, 56 Front W.
Martin George, boots and shoes, 13 Mon- roe.
Martin & Kausler, boots and shoes, 17 Mon- roe.
Meinzinger Charles, meat market, cor First and Monroe.
Meyerfeld Solomon, clothing, 17 Front E.
Michigan Tobacco Works, James G McBride & Co, Proprs, 9 to 13 Wash- ington. (See adv.)
Miller Edward, clothes cleaner, cor Monroe and First.
Mitchell Leonard, books and stationery, 5 Front E.
Mohr Jacob, grocer, 53 Front W.
Mohr & Kurtz, marble works, 28 Monroe.
Monroe City Library, 13 Washington.
Monroe Commercial, (Weekly), M D Hamilton & Son, Proprs, 19 Wash- ington. (See adv).
Monroe Gas Light Co, J M Sterling, pres cor Front and Washington.
Monroe Monitor, (weekly). Morton, Lee & Kurz, Proprs, 12 Front E.
Monroe Wine Co, Weir & Sedlaczek, proprs, Front E.
Morris Gouvernier, dry goods, 14 Monroe. Morris Gouvernier, lawyer, 14 Monroe.
Morton, Lec & Kurz, Proprs Mon- roe Monitor and Book and Job Printers, 12 Front E.
Munch Anton, bakery, wines and liquors, 19 and 21 Monroe.
Nadeau James, variety store, 53 Front E.
Naeckel George, tailor, 15 Monroe.
Nichols Howard T, jewelry, 16 Front E.
Noble Henry M, insurance agent, Front E.
Noble John S, lawyer, Monroe,
Noble H Shaw, lawyer, 14 Monroe.
Noble Wm A, postmaster, cor Washington and Public Square.
Noble W A & Son, lumber aud shingles, cor Front and Harrison.
Parker Burt, lawyer, cor Front and Wash- ington.
Pendleton Dwight, Touring mill.
Peters & Benderitter, blacksmiths, Monroe. Point de Peau Grape & Wine Co, Jas M Sterling pres.
Quigley Thomas, auctioneer, w s Wash- ington.
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Rapp George, barber, 8 Front E.
Rauch John R, lawyer, 10 Washington,
Reilly M O, millinery, Monroe.
Reynolds Nelson, carriage builder, Monroe. Rivard Eli, grocer, 55 Front E.
River Raisin Grape Co, G W Bruckner, agt, 16 Front E.
Robart James, grocer, 38 Front E.
Robeart Fabian, grocer, Ist.
Ronan J D, lawyer, cor Front and Washing- ton.
Root E B & Son, sash, doors and blinds, Front.
Rupp Adolf, furniture, 12 Monroe.
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