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Dowling Daniel, Groceries, Wines and Liquors, Wholesale and Retail, Wash- ington Hall, 105 Saginaw.
Draper C & W N, lawyers, 181 Saginaw. Dunlap Oliver, dentist, 165 Saginaw.
Dunning Edwin L, saloon and billard hall, 118 Saginaw. Earl Chancy E, physician, Saginaw. Edwards George, saloon, Saginaw. Elliott W G, physician, Huron.
First National Bank, Capital $100,- 000, David Ward Pres, Charles Dawson Cash, Henry J Gerls Ass't Cashier, 166 Saginaw. (See adv.
Fisher Charles E, boots and shoes, Sagi- naw.
Fisher Fdward B, livery stable, cor Saginaw and Andrew.
Fisher Jacob, barber, Saginaw.
Fitch Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 166 Saginaw.
Fitzpatrick John, county clerk, Saginaw.
Fitzgerald John, boot and shoemaker, 110 Saginaw.
Flower & Norton, lumbermen, Saginaw.
Flower & Pittman, hardware and farm imple- ments, 172 Saginaw.
Forsyth Wm, manager Hodges House, cor Saginaw and Pike.
Foster John P, chief engineer fire depart- ment, Fireman's Hall.
Foster & Voorheis, furniture and undertak- ers, 178 Saginaw.
Fox Gustavus R, crockery, 165 Saginaw.
Freeman Green, flouring mills, Perry.
Freeman Mrs L, dressmaker, 109 Saginaw.
Fuller E J, physician, Bayley.
Galbraith Frank G, physician, Saginaw.
Gale George, painter, 176 Saginaw.
Giles Samuel H, sewing' machine agent, Saginaw nr postoffice.
Going Henry J, city marshal, Judson.
Going C H & Co, boots and shoes, 161 Sagi- naw.
Goodwin Charles C, blacksmith, Saginaw.
Gray Wellington W, boots and shoes, 143 Saginaw.
Green Archibald H, insurance, Saginaw.
Green George, cooper, Patterson.
Green Thomas, livery stable, Paterson.
Green J J & Co, dry goods, 168 Saginaw.
Halibaugh John, propr Rose House, Perry.
Hall G A & Co, flouring mills, Lawrence.
Hall J & Co, boots and shoes, Pike.
Hamlin Calvin, saloon, Saginaw.
Hammond & Hilton, commission and pro- duce, Lawrence E.
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Harger James H, deputy register of deeds, Lawrence,
Harger & Musted, Livery and Sale Stable, Saginaw.
Harris John A, dentist, 147 Saginaw.
Healy Edward, grocer, Saginaw.
Heitschs Hubert, planing mill and sash and blind mnfr, cor Water and Perry.
Herrick Laban J, sewing machine agent, 182 Saginaw.
Hickmott Thomas, saloon, Saginaw.
Licks & Durfee, Blacksmiths, Pike W.
High Alvin C, harness maker, cor Saginaw and Lawrence.
Hill Augustus A, barber, 169 Saginaw.
Hill Cyrus F, barber, Saginaw.
Hill Harvey N, picket fence and pump mnfr, Pike.
Hitchcock Porter A, hats, caps and furs, 133 Saginaw.
Hodges Mrs M A, propr Hodges House, cor Saginaw and Pike.
Hollway Frederick & Co, meat market, 180 Saginaw.
Holley Mrs J P, millinery, 151 Saginaw. Hopkinson 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, 173 Saginaw.
Jemison James, insurance, 182 Saginaw. Kallenbach George, baker and confectioner, Saginaw.
Kimball Charles F, sec St Clair and Chicago Air Line Railroad, Saginaw.
King & Fisher, 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- smith, Lawrence.
Le Baron Robert, physician, Lawrence. Leroy Myron F, grocer, 171 Saginaw.
Linabury Henry M, druggist, 136 Saginaw. Lord Henry W, lumber and produce, D. & M. R. R. Depot.
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McCaffrey & Lake, merchant tailors, Saginaw. McCallum John, sheepskin tannery, Bayley. McConnell H P & W C, dry goods, 145 Saginaw.
Mckinley Bros, bankers, cor Saginaw and Pike.
McLennan Ewen, Groceries and Pro- visions, 129 Saginaw.
Mabley Thomas, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 179 and 181 Sagi- naw. Mathews Solomon S, postmaster, Saginaw. Matteson Bradley, tobacco and cigars, 113 Saginaw.
Mattison F B & Co, cigar mnfrs, 107 Sagi- naw.
Meloy John, grocer, cor Saginaw and Water. Messinger H Frank, hardware, cor Saginaw and Pike.
Meyers Johan, Propr Astor House, Saginaw nr River.
Moroney John A E, boots and shoes, 153 Saginaw.
Moutier Michael, groceries and crockery, 109 Saginaw.
Murray & Jackson, blacksmiths, Lawrence E. Nisbett & Kelly, proprs " Pontiac Bill Post- er," 147 Saginaw.
North Albert G, druggist and grocer, 142 Saginaw.
Northern Hotel, Wm Willits, propr, Sagi- naw.
Norton & Jacobs, hardware, 141 Saginaw. Nusbaumer Joseph, groceries and provisions, Saginaw n of Court House.
Ogle James, Propr Pontiac House, cor Saginaw and Water.
Oltz Mrs C H, dress maker, Saginaw.
Orr James W, freight and ticket agent D. & M. R. R., depot.
Orvis James C, flour and plaster mills, Mill. Osmun A jr & Co, agricultural implements, 150 Saginaw.
Otto Henry A, carpenter, Lawrence E.
Quatermass William, photographer, 147 Sa- ginaw.
Palmer Samuel A, carpenter and builder, Perry.
Palmer Willard C, carriage maker, Law- rence E. Parke John H, manager N. W. Telegraph, 115 Saginaw.
Parker Rev H J, (Congregationalist).
Parsons Brothers, carriage and sleigh mnfrs, Andrew W.
Partridge & Son, confectioners, 167 Sagi- naw.
Pauli & Christian, boot and shoemakers, Sa- ginaw.
Peach Thomas, confectioner and blacksmith, Saginaw.
Pepper Wm J, pianos and organs, 182 Sa- ginaw.
Phelps Phillip B, restaurant, D. & M. R. R. depot.
Pittman Charles B, insurance agent, Pike. Pittman & Zimmerman, merchant tailors, 132 Saginaw.
Pontiac Bill Poster, (Weekly), Nis- bett & Kelly, Editors, Publishers and Job Printers, 147 Saginaw.
Pontiac Gas Light Co, Dan D Thurber, sec and treas, 152 Saginaw.
Pontiac Gazette, (weekly), Pontiac Gazette Co, publishers, cor Saginaw and Pike.
Pontiac House, James Ogle, Propr, cor Saginaw and Water.
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Pontiac Knitting Works. Chas E Wakeman, Propr, cor Saginaw and Law- rence.
Pound John, staple and fancy dry goods, 177 Saginaw. Powell Joseph C, judge of probate, Saginaw South.
Rail Road Exchange, Michael S Dart, Propr, cor Saginaw and Thomas. Reeves Rev A, (Episcopalian).
Reynolds John A, meat market, Saginaw.
Rice Benjamin A, carriage maker, Lawrence East.
Robertson Wi, Groceries and Pro- visions, cor Saginaw and Pike.
Rose House, John Halibaugh, propr, Perry. Ross Donald, road inspector D. & M. R. R., depot.
Rossman & Fox, clothing, National Block, Saginaw.
St Clair &t Chicago Air Line R B,
Mashall S Hadley, Manager and Supt, Michael E Crofoot, Pres, and Charles F Kimball, Sec, 124 Saginaw.
Sawyer Joseph E, Attorney at Law, 181 Saginaw.
Schaefer Carl, Furniture and Uphol- stering, 110 Saginaw.
Scott Robert D, carriages and wagons, Pike. Scott Misses A & M, hair goods, 147 Saginaw. Second National Bank, Capital, $100,000, H Woodard, Pres, Calvin Rose, Vice-Pres, A A Lull, Cash, 169 Sa- ginaw. (See adv.)
Shaft Adam, cooper, Huron.
Simpson Albert B, county treasurer, Court House,
Smith James F, groceries and crockery, 170 Saginaw.
Smith John M, produce dealer, Paterson.
Smith Thaddeus A, register of deeds, lives at Commerce.
Smolk Charles B, sewing machine agent, 179 Saginaw.
Soper Mrs S E, dress maker, 160 Saginaw. Stanlake Robert, grocer, 148 Saginaw.
Stevens Geo W, barber, 166 Saginaw. Stone Levi, blacksmith, Warren.
Taylor & Freeman, flouring mills and pro- duce dealers, 170 Saginaw.
Ten Eyck Junius, lawyer, 181 Saginaw. Terry Alfred, sewing machine agent, Sagi- naw.
Terry James, restaurant, 171 Saginaw.
Thorpe Brothers, Meat Market, 120 Saginaw.
Thurber Dan D, hardware, 152 Saginaw.
Toynton & Kudner, bakers and confection- ers, Saginaw.
Turk Thomas, grocer, 175 Saginaw.
Tuttle Charles W, builder and pump mnfr, Saginaw.
Venhoven Henry, harness maker, Saginaw.
Wakeminn Charies E, Propr Pontiac Knitting Works, over cor Saginaw and Lawrence.
Walker Amos, physician, Saginaw.
Walker Emery J, physician, Saginaw.
Walter Frederick, grocer and saloon, Saginaw.
Walter Mark, produce, rear 161 Saginaw.
Ward David, pres First National Bank an lumberman, Orchard Lake.
Weatherald Rev J F (Protestant Methodist).
Webb Alfred, meat market, Saginaw.
Weeks James A, deputy treasurer, Court House.
Wells & Co, druggists and grocers, 149 Sagi- naw.
Western Union Telegraph, J H Parke man- ager, 115 Saginaw.
Wicart Rev L J (Catholic).
Wilkins Rev C R ( Presbyterian).
Willits House, Wm Willits Propr, I block n of Court House, Saginaw.
Willits Wm, propr Northern Hotel, Saginaw.
Willits Win, Propr of Willits House, I block n of Court House, Saginaw.
Wilson Henry H, boots and shoes, Saginaw.
Wilson John P, physician, Saginaw.
Winslow Jerome, saloon, Lawrence E.
Wykes John, freight and passenger agent D. & M. R. R. depot.
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POOL.
A postoffice in Attica township, Lapeer county, 10 miles southeast of Lapeer. It is 572 miles from Attica, the nearest railroad station, on the C. & L. H. R. R. It is in a good farming country, and all kinds of farm produce. together with lumber and shingles, are shipped away. Poole has a weekly mail. F. M. West, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Buckingham O G, saw and shingle mill.
Burt W, botanic physician. Force A L, carpenter and builder.
Laing Rev A R (Methodist).
PORTAGE. (See Onekama).
PORTAGE.
A small village of 100 inhabitants in Por- tage township, Kalamazoo county, 7 miles south of Kalamazoo. It on the L. S. & M. S. R. R. It was settled in 1835. Full car loads of goods can be sent direct to Portage. but less in quantities to Kalamazoo. The country is level, with 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, blacksmith. Wood James, boot and shoemaker.
PORTAGE CENTER.
A village of Kalamazoo county. (See
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PORT AUSTIN.
Formerly the county seat of Huron county (now removed to Bad Axe), a village of about 1,000 inhabitants, at the northern extremity of the county, and at the mouth of Saginaw bay. It is 120 miles north of De- troit, 60 northeast of Bay City, and 161% miles north of Bad Axe. It has an exten- sive lumbering establishment, salt works, a fouring mill and some other manufactories. A weekly paper, the Huron County News, is published here, and there are 2 churches and a union school. The very best of farm- ing lands lie back of the village. Grain, peas, potatoes and hay are the products ; wheat and barley being especially successful crops. Bay City is the nearest railroad point. Express-Collins' ; Telegraph-West- ern Union. Thos. Winsor, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayres & Co, general store and salt, and lum- ber mnfrs.
Campbell W J, blacksmith.
Clark Rev E P.
Cooper William H & Co, general store and express agents.
Doney J W, mason.
Drury Richard, harness maker.
Engle & Hall, lawyers.
Gottschalk August, wagon mnfr.
Hazen & Gregory, meat market.
Kimball & Taylor, boots and shoes.
Kingsley H C, propr Salt Springs Hotel.
McIntyre D, photographer.
Mckenzie H, tinsmith,
Merrick William, boots and shoes.
Quinn J'S, builder and architect.
Richards Bennett, physician.
Ryan James, propr Port Austin Hotel.
Snover H G, schoolmaster.
Tripp Bros, meat market.
Williams O B, propr Exchange Hotel. Winsor & 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, Huron county, 16 miles north of Bad Axe, and 47% southwest of Port Austin. It is on the shore of Saginaw bay, at the mouth of Pennebog river, 60 miles northeast of Bay City, its nearest railroad station. It contains 2 saw mills, a grist mill, a pump factory, and a brewery. The country around comprises good farming lands, and wheat, oats and potatoes are cultivated. Telegraph-West- ern Union. Mail, tri-weekly. E. F. Holmes, postmaster,
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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.
Kennedy Henry, propr hotel.
Kennedy William, general store. Kennedy & Dioin, pump mnfrs.
Schlegemilch C F, grist mill.
Woods & Co, lumber mnfrs and general store.
PORTER.
A smail village of 118 inhabitants, in Por- ter township, Midland county, on Pine river, 15 miles southwest of Midland City, and LI northeast of St. Louis. Merchandise is sent via. St. Louis on the S. V. & St. L. R. R. The country hereabouts is quite new. Hay,
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corn, potatoes and lumber are the produc- tions. Porter bas a semi-weekly mail. Lewis K. Brewer, postmaster.
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Brewer O D, patent medicine mnfr. Brewer Theodore A, cooper. Fisher Benjamin F, carpenter. Puffer Benjamin T, carpenter. Robinson R J, cooper.
PORTER'S. (See Randall.)
PORT HOPE,
A village of 400 inhabitants on the shore of lake Huron, in Rubicon township, Huron county, 20 miles northeast of Bad Axe, the county seat, about the same distance south- east of Port Austin, and 76 north of Port Huron, its usual shipping station. The place contains one large saw mill, a tannery and a salt block. Lumber, salt, leather and wood are shipped. Settled 1858. Tele- graph -- Western Union. Express -- McClure & Co's. Mail daily. W. R. Stafford, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Coburn & Lund, manufacturers.
Fuller Vernon A, hotel propr.
Haywood James E, general store.
Holt J W (Methodist).
McDonald Angus, notary public.
Mckenzie D, architect.
Miles Wm A, hotel propr. Ogilvie R C, physician.
Stafford Wm R, general store and express agent.
PORT HURON.
Port Huron is the county seat of St. Clair county, and an important commercial point. It is situated at the foot of lake Huron, or where that lake finds its outlet into the St. Clair river. Black river, a logging stream, also here joins the St. Clair, giving Port Huron great advantages as a lumbering point. It is 618 miles west of New York, 347 east of Chicago, 62 northeast of Detroit, and IIO from Lansing. The Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, starting from just across the river, connect it with Buffalo, Montreal and the east; the Grand Trunk crossing by ferry just above the city, is con- tinued on to Detroit, and the Chicago & Lake Huron R. R, when finished, will con- nect the city directly with Chicago by way of Lapeer, Flint, Lansing, Battle Creek, etc. At present the section between Flint and Lansing is uncompleted. Ferries connect Port Huron with Port Sarnia, on the oppo- site side of the river, and two street railways
extend northward to Fort Gratiot, the place of crossing of the Grand Trunk. Railroads are projected to Lexington & Saginaw, but the depression in railroad interests that has existed for a year or two past has prevented any active progress being made with them.
According to the census of 1874, Port Huron has a population of 8,240, a liberal supply of churches, schools and societies, a daily newspaper, the Times, republican, a semi-weekly, the Commercial, democratic, and 2 weeklies, the Farmer's Visitor, and the Saturday Morning Journal, an efficient fire department, gas works, sewerage, water works, and a fine court house. Two elegant iron bridges cross Black river.
The heaviest branch of trade in Port Huron is in lumber, there being some half dozen saw mills in operation, and half as many planing 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 Huron is a port of entry, and, in the number of emigrants who first tread on United States soil, is surpassed by no other port in the country, New York only excepted.
The site of Port Huron was taken up by Hon. D. B. Harrington, in 1819. Fort Gratiot had been established since 1812. The Gratiot road was cut through, giving it land communication with Detroit, in 1833. Two years later the village was incorporated under the name of Port Huron. In 1857 it secured a city charter, and in 1859 was con- nected with 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 Harstuff, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams Geo F & Co, Billiard Hall, cor Huron ave and Butler.
Albinson James H. Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter, Agent Ohio Sewer Pipe, Huron ave. (See adv.)
Albion House, Patrick McElroy Propr, foot of Butler.
Alvord H H & Co, liquors and cigars. 69 Water.
American & Canadian Express Co, Alexan- der Glascow agent.
Asman Charles, merchant tailor, Huron ave. Atkins Lewis, city clerk, City Hall
Atkins Lewis, confectionery and restaurant, Huron ave.
Atkinson Brothers, Attorneys at Law, Huron ave.
Avery & Murphy, saw mill, Military.
Baer Charles, groceries and liquors, cor Bard and Huron ave.
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Bailey J Goffin, Physician, No 2 'Huron.
Baker Joseph D, book binder, Times build- ing.
Baker Valentine, Saloon, Huron ave. Balentine Silas L, general store, Huron ave. Balkwill Thomas, carriage maker, Quay.
Bancroft Win K, Receiver C. & L. H. R. R., Military.
Barnett Hiram & Richard, founders and machinists, Merchant.
Barringer Horace T, jeweler, Military.
Barron Wm H, photographer, 21 Huron ave. Barry James J, Attorney at Law, 30 Huron ave.
Batchelor & Son, saw mill, cor Military and Water.
Baxter Charles W & Co, coal, foot of Com- mercial.
Beach Henry A, insurance, Lapeer ave.
Beals Morgan, Agent Wheeler & Wil- son Sewing Machine, 103 Huron ave. Benedict James W, grocery, Military. Bennett Daniel M, physician, Military. Bennett Isaiah, blacksmith, Huron ave.
Bennett William N, millwright, cor 8th and Union.
Berend Augustus, planing mill and sash and blind mnfr, Water.
Berg & Suyer, boots and shoes, Huron ave. Bertholomew Joseph L, tinsmith, Quay.
Bestor Daniel M, photographer, Water W. Biddlecomb Walter, grocer, cor Ontario and Beers.
Billinstein John B, brewery, River.
Bishop Thomas B, sewing machine agent, Huron ave.
Bishop Mrs Thos P, hair goods, Huron ave.
Blower John, general store, Water.
Booker Wm H, barber, Water.
Botsford John E & Co, forwarding and commission, ferry dock.
Botsford John S, U S Inspector of Hulls of Steam Vessels, 26 Military.
Boyce J J & Co, Bankers, Exchange Office and Pine Lands, Huron ave.
Bradford Egbert C, agent National Stave Co, cor Quay and Erie. Bradley Geo W, barber, Butler.
Brooks, Joslyn & Co, lumber mnfrs, River. Brown Alex, dining rooms, Butler. Brown Martin W, confectionery, Butler. Brown Russell, saloon, Huron ave.
Brushell Richard, confectionery, Huron ave. Bryaut Brothers, meat market, Quay. Buckeridge Wm, wagon maker, Quay.
Canadian Express Co, Alex Glascow, agent, Canham Win, oysters and fish, Military. Carleton Miles HI, school supt. Carleton Moses F, county clerk, City Hall. Carroll Mrz Margaret, grocer, Huron ave. Cassidy Michael, saloon, cor Military and Water.
Cawthorne Nicholas, Agent for Pi. anos, Organs, and Howe Sewing Ma- chines, Military. (See adv.)
Chadwick & Potter, Attorneys at Law, Solicitors and Notaries Public, over Ist National Bank, Huron ave.
Chamberlin Eli B, county surveyor, Brock- way PO.
Chicago & Lake Huron Rail Road Co, Consolidation of Port Huron and Lake Michigan and Peninsular Rail- ways, office cor Fourth and Court. (See adv.)
City Hotel, Wm Earnest, propr, Huron ave. City Railway, James Baird, pres, F H Van- derburgh, sec, John Johnston, treas, Hu- ron ave.
City Water Works, Louis Atkins, sec, res cor Huron ave and Bard.
Clark Mrs H, millinery, Water.
Clark & Kirchmair, druggists, 24 Huron ave. Cole Adolphus D, livery stable, Huron ave. Cole Asa R. U S Inspector Steam Boilers, office 26 Military, res Water.
Cole John, lumber dealer, Huron.
Corbett & Co, grocers, Huron ave.
Corrigan James, propr Detroit House, But- ler.
Crackel & Thorn, painters, Water.
Cronan John, barber, Butler.
Davidson James A, carpets, 6 Military.
Detroit House, James Corrigan, propr, Butler.
Dixon Albert, florist, Pine.
Doe Charles, propr Pine Grove House, Pine Grove ave.
Duff John, grocery and meat market, foot of Butler.
Earnest Wm, propr City Hotel, Huron ave. Easland Theodore, saloon, Butler.
Edison Win P. Supt Port Huron and Gratiot Street Railway and General Ticket Office, Huron ave.
Eichhorn F Charles. Mafr Cigars, Restaurant and Billiards, next door City Opera House, 22 Military. (See adv.) Elliott Robert B, propr Elliott House, River.
Endlich & Brother, bakery and saloon, Hu- ron ave.
Ernst Wm F, groceries and crockery, Wa- ter.
Ewer Alfred, liquors, Water.
Exchange Hotel, Miss Lizzie Gahan, Propr, Butler.
Farnum J K, physician, Exchange Block.
Farrand Bethuel C, lawyer, Huron ave.
Farrand James B, boots and shoes, 56 Wa- Įer.
Finch George A, books and stationery, Hu- ron ave.
Finster Frederick, physician, office 26 Mili- tary.
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First-Class Pianos AND ORGANS, And Agent for the Celebrated Love Serving Machine Corner of Pine and Military Streets, PORT HURON, MICH. Also Piano and Organ Tuner. Church Organ Tuning a specialty. Best reference given.
HARDWARE.
E. D. WELDING,
Keeps constantly on hand a Large Stock of Shelf and Heavy HARDWARE, Copper and Tinware. Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Nails, etc., etc. THE CHEAPEST HARDWARE STORE IN THE COUNTY. No. 31 Huron Avenue, PORT HURON, MICH.
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First National Bank, Hon D Har- rington, Pres, James Howard, Vice-Pres, John E Miller, Cash, cor Huron ave and River.
Fish George, grocer, Butler.
Fish A & M, Mnfrs and Dealers in Lumber, Lath, Bridge Timber and Dock- ing, Griswold.
Fitzgerald Edward, ship builder, Commer- cial.
Flahaff Mrs Catherine, confectionery, Butler. Flanagan Wm, cooper, Lapier ave.
Flynn A L, manager for Meyers & Co, 6th. Forbes Mrs A, liquors, Butler.
Foster Andrew, boots and shoes, Military.
Franklin House, J B Shepherd, propr, Mili- tary.
Fraser & Lamb, Real Estate, Insur- ance and Abstract Office, cor Huron ave and Quay.
Frazer James H, propr Marine House, cor Broad and Commercial.
Freeman Erastus, watchmaker, Military.
Funston Albert C, restaurant, Quay.
Gahan Miss Lizzie, propr of Exchange Hotel, Butler.
Gardner Rev T C (Methodist).
Garlick George, wagon maker, Lapeer ave. Glascow Alexander, agent American and Canadian Express Cos.
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Goodale Mrs Elizabeth, hair dresser, Mili- tary.
Goodman Sigmond, Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Huron ave.
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Roberts, Wholesale Liquors and Cigars, Huron.
Graves A H & Co, boots and shoes, 33 Mil- itary.
Green Stephen B, grocer, Water.
Greib Charles, propr Union Hotel, Huron ave.
Guerin Daniel J, livery stables, Quay. Hale Stephen, baker, Huron ave.
Hall Miss Hannah, dress maker, Huron ave, Harder Christian, flouring mills, Quay. Harper Wm S, marble works, Military. Harris Edward W, circuit judge, Military.
Harison Wmn W, Register of Deeds, City Hall.
Harstuff Wm, postmaster Exchange Block. Haslett James H, merchant tailor, 28 Huron ave.
Haynes & Beards, lumber, 22 Military.
Hendricks Albert, brewery, River.
Hibbard Wm B & John, saw mills, foot Quay.
Hicks Wm C, pianos and organs and sewing machines, 2 Huron ave. Hill Peter, lumber inspector, 7th.
Hill Sylvester, wagons, Quay. Hoch Rev J C (German Reformed). Hock Jacob, bakery, Butler.
Hoffman Ferdinand, carpet weaver, Huron avenue.
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