Michigan state gazetteer and business directory, 1872 v. 2, Part 28

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Publication date: 1875
Publisher: Detroit, Mich. : R.L. Polk
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Hoffman John P, saloon, military.


Hollis Edward, manager Chicago & L. S. Ry machine shop, 7th.


Hope Henry C, grocer, cor Water and 7th. Hoskin John, tailor and saloon, Quay.


Howard James, furniture, 19 Huron ave.


Howard & Son, saw and planing mill, Water. Hoyt Rev J S (Congregationalist), cor 7th and Court.


Hubbard Brothers, dentists, cor Huron ave and Butler.


Huffman Ogden, restaurant, Huron ave.


Hull & Boyce, hardware, paints and oils, 26 and 28 Military.


Huner & Co, meat market, 24 Military.


Hunter & Franklin, block and pump makers, cor Huron and Quay.


Huron House, Geo Knill Propr, Huron ave. (See adv.)


Inslee & Rathfon, grain and produce, cor Water and Military.


Indermill Fred, grocer, cor Military and Water.


Jacobi Jacob, clothing, 17 Military.


Jacobi Joseph, clothing, 4 Huron ave.


Jenks Wm S & O L, iron works, cor 4th and Union.


Johnson & Figg, Carriages and Wagons, cor 4th and Water.


Johnston John & Co, Bankers, cor Military and Water.


Jones Geo W, fancy goods, millinery and hair goods, Huron ave.


Kendall John B, sheriff, City Hall.


Kenney Robert, saloon, Commercial.


Kibbee Jared, physician and dentist, Mili- tary.


Kilets T Lew, Propr Saturday Morning Journal, ȘI per annum, Independent, 29 Huron ave.


Kimball Guy, Port Huron Flour Mill, Water. (See adv.)


King James, grocer, Huron.


King Ludovic S, grocer, livery stable, Huron ave.


Kinney Chester, crockery and notions, 6 Military.


Kmill George, Propr Huron House, Huron ave. (See adv.)


Kornrumpf John, photographer, Quay. Kuhn Henry, leather, Military.


Langmeyer Christian, tailor, Huron ave. Lapine Alexander, restaurant, Butler.


Larigo Mrs E M, dress maker, Huron ave. Larned Asa, propr Larned House, Butler.


Larned House, Asa Larned Propr, Temperance House, Butler.


Lawler john, meat market, Butler. Lawton E W, Exchange Hotel, Butler.


Leighton & Dunford, ship builders, Com- mercial.


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Lemlin Charles, barber, Huron ave. Lewis Rev A M (Episcopalian).


Lewis & Lauzon, planing mill and sash fac- tory, Quay. Lingemann Antoine, Butler.


Lohrstorfer Frederick, boots and shoes, Huron ave.


Long John, jewelry, military.


Look Henry M, lawyer, Huron ave.


Lorenzo Louis, saloon, Butler.


Loud Christian, saloon, Sufferin.


Lynn Dennis, saloon, Butler.


McArthur & Higgins, marble works, cor 7th and Water.


McCarty Robert A, marine reporter, Com- mercial.


McCormick John, harness maker, Military.


McCoy Miss Sarah, millinery, Huron ave.


McDonnell Thomas D S, stationery and news depot, postoffice. McElheron Wm H, W U Tel operator, ferry dock.


McElroy Patrick, Propr Albion House, foot of Butler. ( See adv.) McFarland Rev Alexander (Baptist).


Mckay Malcolm, Justice of the Peace, 30 Huron ave, Propr National Hotel, Butler.


McKeand John, freight agent C. & L. H. R. R., cor 7th and Griswold. Mckenzie Daniel, blacksmith, Water. McMoran Henry, grocer, foot of Butler. McNaught & Scott, tanners.


McNeil John, Attorney at Law and U S Court Commissioner, Huron ave. Magee Wesley, restaurant, Butler.


ALBION HOUSE,


P. McELROY, Proprietor,


PORT HURON, - - MICHIGAN.


A First-Class large and commodious House, pleasantly situated on the banks of the St. Clair River, at the foot of Butler Street, Ferry and Steamboat Landing. Moderate Charges. Open Night and Day. Street Cars pass the door.


J. SPRINGER & CO., CLOTHING,


MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Trunks, PORT HURON, MICHIGAN.


Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, J. H. ALBINSON,


Practical Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter. Tin, Copper and Iron manufacturer. Plumb- ing done in all its branches. Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Wash Stands and Bowls, Hydrants and Fountains always on hand.


Agent for Ohio Sewer Pipe.


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Marine House, James H Frazer propr, corner Broad and Commercial.


Marontate Antoine, lumber inspector, Hu- ron.


Marsh Milo E, lawyer, I Huron ave.


Marsh & Goodman, photographers, 1 Huron avenue.


Masters Mark, Meat Market, Water. Mathews Robert W, confectionery, Butler.


Meir John B, meat market, cor Plank Road and Water.


Meisel C G & Bro, dry goods, 58 Water. Miles & Coe, Attorneys at Law, Huron avenue.


Mills Hiram R, physician, 17 Military.


Mitchell && Avery, Attorneys at Law and Notaries Public, 2 Huron ave.


Mitchell & Bro, stencil cutters, 26 Military. Mitts George, wagon maker, Water.


Moffat Co. Forwarders and Agents Anchor Line and Union Steamboat Co, foot Sarnia.


Moffat Jas & A N, Tug Proprs, Steam Pumps and Hawsers, foot Sarnia.


Montreal Telegraph Co, George D Thomson manager, Huron ave.


Moore James, cigars and saloon, Butler.


Morey Alfred N, saloon, Butler.


Muir Archibald, ship builder, Quay.


National Hotel, Malcolm McKay Propr, Butler.


National Stave Co, Augustus S Jerome pres, George B Barnes sec, E C Bradford agent, River.


Neis John, saloon, Butler.


Nelson Charles, propr hotel and carriage maker, Quay.


Newell Patrick, grocer, Huron ave.


Nims Edward L, druggist, Water.


Noble Linnaeus S, insurance, cor Military and Water.


Northrop M, physician and druggist, Huron avenue.


O'Donnell Timothy, saloon, Quay.


Olwell James, grocer, cor Butler and Hu- ron ave.


O'Marrow & Smith, harness makers, Huron avenue.


O'Reilly Mrs Kate, millinery, Huron avenue.


Orttenburger Ernst, boots and shoes, Huron avenue.


Pace Dr S D, U. S. Counsul Sarnia, cor 6th and Union.


Paille Calixte, shoemaker, Huron ave.


Palmer Peter, blacksmith, Quay .;


Parker George J, druggist and physician, Huron ave.


Parker Samuel S, physician, cor Quay and Fourth.


Pearce Wm B, propr Provincial House, Com- mercial. Peel Mrs H A, dress making, Water.


Percival Edward, grocery and meat market, Lapeer ave.


Phenix Francis, general store, Lapeer ave. Phenix Brothers, livery, Broad.


Philbrick Robert S, propr Thompson House, Military.


Phillips George, tailor, Military.


Pine Grove House, Charles Doe propr, Pine Grove ave.


Pool H W & Co, jewelers, Huron ave.


Port Huron Flour Mill, Guy Kim- ball Propr, Water. (See adv.)


Port Huron & Gratiot Street Railway, E D Carlton pres, Wm P Edison sec, Huron avenue.


Port Huron Gas Light Co, John Howard pres, James Clements sec, River.


Port Huron Times, (Daily and Weekly), Port Huron Times Co Publish- ers, Times Building, Water.


Port Huron Savings Bank, D B Harrington pres, C F Harrington cash, 30 Military.


Port Huron Sunday Commer- cial, James Talbot & Sons Proprs, Hu- ron ave cor Butler.


Post Elbridge S, cigar mnfr, 54 Water.


Probett & Son, builders, Quay.


Provincial House, Wm B Pearce propr, Com- mercial.


Quick John E, ticket agent, C. & L. H. R. R.


Reed Peter W, physician, cor Butler and Superior.


Riggs Samuel M, furniture, Butler.


Robertson & Ryan, grocers, 32 Huron ave. Robeson David jr, sail maker, Ferry Dock. Robinson George, meat market, Huron ave. Robinson Sylvester H, cooper, foot of Quay. Robinson Wm, grocer, Butler.


Robinson & Brother, grocers, Huron House Block.


Roden Mrs Melissa J, confectionery, Water. Rolph John, saloon, Water.


Rumels Horace E, grocer, Water.


Sanberg Charles, brewer, cor Michigan and Bard.


Sanborn John P, collector customs, cor Water and Military.


Sanborn James W && Co. Lumber and Real Estate Dealers, Military.


Sanborn Wm & Brother, saw mill.


Saunders F & Co, grocers, Military.


Saturday Morning Journal, T Lew Kilets propr, Huron ave.


Schoolcraft Miss Ada, hair dresser, 33 Hu- ron ave.


Schulte Fred, jeweler, Butler.


Shafer Martin, cigars and tobacco, Huron avenue.


Shepherd Jeremiah B, propr Franklin House, Military. Shoebottom Henry, physician, Huron ave. Sinclair Alexander, civil engineer, City Hall.


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Skinner & Ames, lumber and real estate, Ontario.


Smart John, barber, Huron ave.


Smart Rev J S, (Methodist).


Smith A W, supt Board Public Works, City Hall.


Smith Charles F, Livery, Butler. (See adv.)


Smith Wesley, boots and shoes, Huron ave.


Smith Wm W, blacksmith, Commercial.


Snowdon Wim, Boots and Shoes, Wa- ter.


Sovereign Mrs Ellen, millinery, Huron ave. Spalding Edgar G, cashier of customs, res Military.


Spalding Jedediah, builder and lime mnfr, Quay.


Springer J & Co, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, cor Huron ave and Butler, (See adv).


Stebbins Abram L, Agent for Avery


& Murphy, cor Union and Seventh.


Steer Robert, boots and shoes, Military. Stein Adam, grocer, Pine Grove ave.


Stevens Harmon L, justice of the peace.


Stevens Hermom W, Attorney at Law and Circuit Court Commissioner, Huron ave.


Stewart Wm & Co, hardware, 8 and 10 Mili- tary.


Stuart Charles E, propr Stuart House, cor Butler and Commercial.


Stuart House, Chas E Stuart, Propr, cor Butler and Commercial.


Stockwell Cyrus M, physician, Military.


Sweetser Elias R, dry goods and tailoring, No. 2 Merchants Exchange.


Talbot James & Sons, Proprs Port Huron Sunday Commercial, 108 Fort.


Taylor Edward B, Sec and General Supt C. & L. H. R'y, cor Seventh and White.


Taylor John R, hardware, Water.


Taylor & Co, marble works, Butler.


Taylor, Smith & Clark, mnfrs fire escapes, Butler.


Thomas Nahum E, lawyer, Huron ave.


Thompson Charles D, County Treasurer, Port Huron.


Thompson George D, manager W U and Montreal Telegraph office.


Thompson Henry, restaurant, foot of But- ler.


Thompson House, Robert S Philbrick, propr, Military.


Thomson John W jr, ticket agent G. W. R. R., foot Butler.


Tibbals Elbert P, physician, Seventh.


Tibbals E P & Co, druggists, Military, ~


Toft James, blacksmith, Quay.


Twiss James M, auctioneer, Huron ave.


Twiss John W, auctioneer, Water.


Unger Oswald, gunsmith, Butler.


Union Hotel, Charles Greib, Propr, Huron ave.


Van Eps & Botsford, Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 7 Military. Vanlawe Rev E, (Catholic).


Voorheis George P, lawyer, Huron ave.


Walker Miciah, jewelry, books etc, Mili- tary.


Walker & Rich, plumbers and steam fitters. Wallace Lachlin W, gents' furnishing, 23 Huron ave.


Wallace Thomas H, lawyer and notary pub- lic. Huron ave.


Walsh John, grocer, cor River and Park.


Walsh John, propr Walsh Hotel, Quay.


Walsh Robert, jewelry and notions, Huron ave.


Walsh Thomas, jewelry and notions, Huron ave.


Walter Christian H, grocer, cor Butler and Erie.


Waltz Louis, meat market, Huron ave.


Ward T A & Co, Books, Stationery and Wrapping Paper, Water.


Warner & Applegate, dentists, No 2 Huron ave.


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GEO. KNILL, Proprietor,


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Wastell Win, Druggist and Mnfr of Wastell's Medicines, and Heave Remedy. Weichsler Charles, barber, Water.


Wells Fred L, saw mill, Water.


Welton Bennet H, general ticket agent, Huron ave.


Western Union Telegraph, George D Thomp- son, manager.


Weyers F A & Co, groceries. Water.


Wheeler Edwin R, Inspector Logs and Round Timber, Huron House Block. Wheeler Lucus B, log scaler, Butler cor Michigan.


Whipple Frank, Attorney at Law; I Huron ave.


White Edgar, real estate, Military.


White James H, deputy collector customs, cor Water and Military.


White James M, photographer, Water.


White & Ritchie, boiler works, cor 4th and Wall.


White & Spalding, general insurance agents, cor Water and Military.


Whitman David, propr Whitman House, Huron ave.


Whitman House, David Whitman Propr, Huron ave.


Whitman O H P, farrier, 8th.


Welding Edw'd D, Hardware, Stoves, and Tinware, 31 Huron ave. (See adv.) Williams John Geo, livery, Pine.


Wilson James, barber, Huron House Block.


Woodward Chas M, physician, Huron ave. Wright Asa H, wagon maker, Water.


Wright Henry N, planing mill, Water.


Wright Win D. Real Estate Agent, 2 Huron ave. (See adv.)


Yeats Robert T, customs agent G. T. R. R., office cor Water and Military.


York Harry, saloon, foot of Butler.


Young Marcus, insurance and real estate, 2 Huron ave.


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A flourishing village of i,600 inhabitants, in Portland township, Ionia county, on the D. L. & L. M. R. R., III miles from De- troit, 22 northwest of Lansing, and 14 south- east of Ionia. It lies between Grand and Looking-glass rivers, and has a splendid water-power on each river. It contains 2 flouring mills, 2 foundries, a school and of- fice furniture manufactory, a woolen mill, 2 planing mills, a sash and blind factory, a stave factory, 2 saw mills and a machine shop; also 2 hotels, 3 public school buildings and 5 churches. It is surrounded by a good farming country, and wheat and wool are largely shipped. Was settled in 1834; in- corporated, 1869. Express-American ; Tele- graph-Atlantic & Pacific. Wm. Root, post- P master.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Allen George D, physician, Bridge.


Allen Charles & Bro, livery stable, James.


Ayers Charles W, saloon, James.


Bailey Joseph W, editor and propr Portland Observer, Bridge.


Bandfield Thomas J, furniture, Kent.


Barber T J, Propr Portland House, cor Kent and James. (See adv:)


Barnard James M, physician, Elm.


Beck Albert, clothing, Kent.


Beers Moses B, physician, Kent.


Benedict Mrs C H, millinery, Bridge.


Benson B E, lawyer, Bridge.


Benson John, insurance and collection office.


Bergen Peter P, Cooper and Stave


and Heading Mnfr, near Depot. (See adv.) Blanchard Emery W, furniture, Kent.


Calkins & Marcy, blacksmiths, Water.


Clark John, blacksmith, James.


Conkling Inman W, loan and insurance office, Kent.


Cornell Rev A (Baptist).


Cotharin John C, hardware.


Crane Wallace D, agent American Express Co, cor Bridge and Maple.


Cutcheon Franklin M, boots and shoes, cor Bridge and Kent.


Dilley Josiah, pipe, West India, and barrel staves.


Doremus Sylvester, grocer, Kent.


Gates Eliphalet M, justice of the peace, James. Gates Samuel KK, Founder and Ma- chinist, James.


Gibbs Samuel A, meat market, Kent.


Griffin Allen, meat market, Kent.


Griffin, Campbell & Co, sash, door and blind mnfrs, Canal.


Halladay Miss K S, dress maker, Bridge. Heelan James, barber, Kent.


Henderson Wade J, boots and shoes, Kent. Hill George, lumber, lath and lime, Depot. Huggs Wm M, physician, Bridge.


Hunter C H & Co, dry goods, cor Kent and Bridge.


King Wm T, grocer, James.


Knox Satterlee & Co, grocers, Bridge.


Lee Francis G, physician, cor Kent and Bridge.


McCrohan Dennis J, supt Portland Woolen Mills Co.


Madison George D, grocer, Kent and James.


Marsh Rev Augustus, (Presbyterian).


Maynard Allen & Co, bankers, Kent.


Maynard & Roe, produce, Kent.


Mitchell Mrs L A, grocer, Kent.


Morehouse Albert F, collecting agent and notary public, James.


Morse Grant M, produce, cor Kent and Bridge.


Newman James & Son, flouring mills,


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PORTLAND Stave, Heading & Barrel Factory, P. P. BERGEN, Proprietor.


STAVES, HEADING AND COOPERAGE OF ALL KINDS.


PORTLAND, - MICHIGAN. PORTLAND IRON WORKS. GARRY STORM.


PORTLAND, 1 - - MICHIGAN,


Manufacturer of NEWMAN'S TURBINE WATER WHEELS, Saw Machines, Wood Laths, Scroll Saws, and Mill Furnishing Goods generally. Agricultural Implements, Bridge Bolts, Jack and Cider Press Screws, Brass Castings and Pattern Work. Repairing done to order.


Manufacturer of Storm's Wheel Cultivators. Shop on Water Street, West Side Grand River,


PORTLAND HOUSE, Recently Enlarged, Improved and Renovated.


T. J, BARBER, Proprietor,


PORTLAND, - - MICHIGAN.


Good Sample Rooms for Agents. This House has recently changed hands and has been repaired throughout, making it second to no other house in the country. Omnibus to and from all Passenger Trains.


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Pettit Orlando W, grocer, Kent. Pilkinton Silas H, grocer, Kent.


Porter & Ramsey, weather strip mnfrs, James. Portland Mouse, T J Barber Propr, cor Kent and James. (See adv.)


Portland Iron Works, Garry Storm Propr, Water.


Portland Observer, J W Bailey Editor and Propr, Bridge.


Portland Woolen Co, D J McCrohan supt, Portland.


Probaco Ephraim, propr Exchange Hotel, James.


Reed Rev J W, (Methodist).


Rick Hampton, general store, Bridge.


Richmond & First, millinery, Kent.


Roberts Thomas, barber, Kent.


Ross & Ewing, drugs and books, cor Bridge and Kent.


Ryerson P A, meat market, Kent.


Sargeant Reading, boarding house, Water.


Sawyer & Baden, blacksmiths, Kent.


Scofield Thomas D, lawyer, James.


Seymour George, restaurant, Kent.


Sherman & Eddy, jewelers, Kent.


Showman Mrs L K, millinery. Bridge.


Showman Lorenzo K, photographer, cor James and Kent.


Shultz Rev, (Universalist).


Smith Chester, physician, Bridge.


Smith George R, jeweler, Bridge.


Smith Julius W, undertaker, Kent.


Smith Robert B, LePlus Ultra Mills, cor Water and Bridge.


Smith & Kennedy, Blacksmiths, Canal. Smith R B & Co, School Seat Mnfrs Water. ( See adv.)


Southard A J, lawyer, Bridge.


Spellman Rev L P, (Congregationalist).


Stevens Henry G, hardware, Kent.


Stone Wm H, principal union school, Port- land.


Storm Garry, Portland Iron Works, Water. ( See adv.)


Storms Charles, harness maker, Kent.


Sturdavant Abel, grocer and saloon, Kent. Taylor & Goodrich, agricultural implements, Kent.


Townsend C, hotel propr.


Towsley & Southard, millinery, Kent.


Ward John W, tailor, Kent.


Warren C J, bent wood work, Kent. Webber L & Son, bankers, Bridge.


White George J, photographer, Kent,


Wilcox George, billiard saloon, James Williams Harry, founder and machinist, Water. Wolcott Chauncey S, grocer, Kent. Woodbury John D, general store, Bridge.


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PORT SANILAC.


A village containing about 900 inhabitants on the shore of lake Huron, in Sanilac town-


ship, Sanilac county, II miles north of Lex- ington, and about 100 from Detroit. Port Huren, 32 miles south is its nearest railroad point, Port Sanilac contains one large s.w mill, and a shingle mill. It ships fish, shing. les, cedar posts, grain and lumber. It has Congregational, Methodist and Advent churches and a daily mail. Express, Ameri- can. Telegraph, Western Union. S. Cop- pernall, postmaster.


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Bashr Samuel, blacksmith.


Berney A G & Co, general store,


Berney Rev D, (Congregationalist).


Coats Joseph, boots and shoes.


Coppernall S, insurance agent.


Coppernall S & Son, drugs and stationery.


Erskine E R J, general store.


Friers C J, harness maker.


Hammond W D, carpenter.


Hodgins H M, carriage mnfr.


Lee Rev S P, (Methodist Episcopal).


Lins Arthur, meat market.


Loop J M, physician.


McNaughton & Godfrey, boot and shoe- makers.


Moore J, carpenter.


Mullay Miss M A, milliner and dressmaker.


Mullay William, boat builder.


Oldfield A M, physician.


Oldfield C M, insurance agent.


Oldfield Henry, general store and saw mill. Ransier Joseph, carriage maker.


Raymond Mrs J O, restaurant.


Raymond & Campbell, general store.


Robson Rev W W, (Congregationalist).


Sands Butler, carpenter.


Schlichting Bros, cabinet makers and under- takers.


Sulivan Henry, blacksmith.


Thomson James, general store.


Thomson T & J S, general store and ex- express agents.


Weaver Charles, painter.


Wheeler H G & Son, boat builders.


Williams George E, hotel propr.


Wright Rev George, (Adventist).


Wright Horatio, hotel propr.


PORTSMOUTH.


Now an integral part of Bay City, but lately a separate village, on the east branch of the Saginaw river just above Bay City. It still maintains a separate postoffice, but its description and list of business houses have been incorporated with those of Bay City on pages 117 to 132 of this work.


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A place of 640 population, in Benton town- ship, Eaton county. It is on the C. & L. H. R. R., 7 miles northeast of Charlotte, and 12 southwest of Lansing. It is in a heavily timbered country. Beech, maple, ash, etc. Has a rake factory, a saw mill, a stave fac- tory and a flouring mill, etc., also United Brethren and Congregational churches. Ex- press, American. Telegraph, Western Un- ion. H. J. Maynard, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Brown Rev C O, (Congregationalist).


Coe N W, broom mnfr.


Fast Rev George W (United Brethren).


Gladding J W, propr Gladding House.


Higby J J, Railroad and Am Express Agent. Hudson E H, hand rake mnfr


Klingsmith B, boot and shoemaker.


Maynard H J, general store.


Mills A G, boot and shoemaker.


Nichols & Barnard, planing mill and furni- ture.


Palmer E C, physician.


Potter George N, staves, heading and lum- ber mnfr and hotel propr.


Potter G N & J W, general store. Shively Thomas, flouring mill.


Taggart F M, grocer.


PRAIRIEVILLE.


A village in Prairieville township, Barry county, 20 miles southwest of Hastings. It is situated in a rolling oak opening coun- try, and the soil is well adapted to the rais- ing of grain and potatoes. Population, 200. Ship to Kalamazoo, 20 miles south. Prairie- ville has a tri-weekly mail. J. W. Sacket, postmaster.


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Armstrong Abram, saloon. Bigden A, blacksmith. Brown & Goss, general store.


Brumble W E, shoemaker.


Crump John, wagon maker.


Easton H G, painter.


Easton Mrs H G, millinery.


Evers George M & Co, general store.


Galletly George, wagon maker.


Guerin Miss, millinery.


Hays Sarah, millinery.


0 IN Hays S, blacksmith.


Loveland L L, harness and hardware.


McBeth B C, veterinary surgeon. McBeth William, physician.


McLay D, physician. Mosher Henry, boot and shoemaker.


Mullen George, blacksmith. Ritchie Sarah, millinery. Sacket J W, drugs and groceries. Sacket J N, physician. Shedd L, hotel propr.


PRATTVILLE.


A postoffice in Hillsdale county, 71/2 miles south of Hudson, whence it has a semi- weekly mail.


PROSPECT LAKE.


A postoffice of Lawrence township Van Buren county, 8 miles west of Paw Paw, the county seat. Decatur, 6 miles distant on the M. C. R. R., is the shipping station for the neighborhood. It has a daily mail. H. Jacobs, postmaster.


PROVEMONT.


A postoffice of Leelanaw county, midway between Leland and Sutton's bay, and about 20 miles north of Traverse City. It has a tri-weekly mail.


PULASKI.


A place of about 200 inhabitants in Pulaski township, Jackson county, 18 miles south- west of Jackson, and 5 due south of Con- cord, whence it has a daily mail. It is situa- ted in a slightly rolling country, the produc- tions of which are grain, potatoes, dairy pro- ducts and live stock. D. F. Culver, post- master.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Culver D F & Co, general store.


Farnham, general store. .


Lambert Thomas blacksmith. Senter John, carpenter.


PULLEN'S CORNERS. (See Romulus.)


QUIMBY.


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Quimby is a village of 150 inhabitants, in Hastings township, Barry county, on the G. R. V. R. R,, 4 miles southeast of Hastings, 134 from Detroit and 58 from Jackson. It is also on the Thornapple river, It was set- tled only in 1870. George Quimby, post- master.


MES Quimby I L, general store. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


QUINCY.


A pleasant village of 1, 116 inhabitants, on the L. S. & M. S. R. R., in Quincy town- ship, Branch county, 6 miles east of Cold- water, 123 miles from Detroit, and 161 from Chicago. It is situated in a good farming country, slightly rolling, the productions of which are grain, grass and fruit, It con- tains a flouring mill, 2 saw mills, a stave factory, 2 large cooper shops, a sash and door factory, a foundry and machine shop, etc. It has also a good weekly newspaper,




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