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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams Peter R, pres People's Bank.
Adamson Thomas, teamster. Albaugh Charles L, pump factory. Anderson Albert, grocer. Anderson Webster & Henry E, dry goods.
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Barker David E. Barnes Burton S, clothing.
Bean Otis W, tannery. Bennett Rev W Q (Methodist). Bills, Lilley & Co's Bank, Perley Bills pres, Lucius Lilley, Cashier. Brewer & Chaplin, grocers.
Brewer M & Co, Foundry and Steam Engine Works. (See adv.) Brewster Henry B, harness maker.
Brown John, barber. Bumann John F, produce.
Catlin Samuel, physician.
Chadwick Miss Cena, dress maker.
Chapin Chas T, Propr Raisin Valley Record.
Chaplin Atlas H, horse rake factory.
Church Louis J, gunsmith.
Clark Douglas W, grocer.
Comfort Woolston, Propr Raisin Flouring Mills. (See adv.)
Conkling Hudson W (H Brewer & Co).
Cornelius & Palmer, boots and shoes.
Cronkite Philip L, tailor.
Cummins Thos, Southern Michigan carriage manufactory.
DeMott Win, General Insurance Agent.
Dingman Mesdames, milliners.
Domestic S M Co, John Landgraf, agent.
Erskine Sylvester, barber.
Everett Allen, shoemaker.
Fisher William C, physician.
Fisher & Baker, druggists.
Fitzsimmons William C, cashier People's Bank.
Frazier George W, restaurant.
Freeman Mrs Maggie A, milliner.
Gaston Wm, meat market.
Gray & Son, marble works.
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Gruber, Strickler & Co, furniture factory. Haight Salomon L, justice of the peace. Hamilton I S, physician.
Hayden Wm, flour mill.
Hayne Rev M E (Baptist).
Heesen Geo, clothing, hats and caps.
Heesen Bros & Co, (John & Geo, Heesen & Hy Nyland) Hog Ringer Mnfrs. Helm Mrs Jane, restaurant. Helm Samuel, harness maker. Helm Samuel J, grocer. Heshley Chas & Co, oval frame factory. Healy John R, carriage maker. Holderman Henry, restaurant. Hopkins Chas H, photographer. Hosmer Sylvester P, feed store. House Robert B, physician. Hughes John A, freight agent L. S. & M. S. R. R. Jenkins J F, physician. Jones Henry L, agent U S Express Co. Kellogg Osborn H, shoemaker.
Ketcham Geo T, variety store.
Kincaid Robt, physician.
Landgraf John, agent Domestic S M Co. Lee Henry S, boots and shoes. Loomis John E, harness maker.
McClure Henry, grocer.
McConnell, Raymond & Co, farm imple- ments. McCowen Wm & Son, furniture.
Mckinnon Peter S, harness maker.
McNichol & Wilson, boots and shoes.
Marshall Abraham S, meat market.
Merchants' Hotel, A Warren Propr. Merritt Samuel M, Insurance, Jus- tice of the Peace and Village Recorder.
Merritt Geo & Bro, cigars and tobacco.
Millis Ambrose L, sash, door and blind factory.
Montague Jas, saloon.
Mooney L M & Co, flour mill.
Murphy Daniel D, variety store.
Nyland Henry, boots and shoes.
Orow James, restaurant.
Osborn James W, Boot and Shoe- maker.
Owen James W, ice dealer.
Patterson James, druggist.
Patterson Michael A, physician.
Patterson & Comfort, brick and drain tile kiln.
Patterson & Co, dry goods.
Pencil George T, blacksmith.
People's Bank of P R Adams & Co, P R Adams, Pres ; William C Fitzsimmons, Cash. (See adv.)
Phelphs Rev Josiah (Episcopalian).
Plank Mrs Phebe A, tailoress.
Potter James & Son, tool handle works.
Priest Elias, shoemaker.
Puddefoot Geo, banker.
Puddefoot William G, shoemaker.
Raisin Flouring Mills, Woolston Comfort, Propr. (See adv.)
Raisin Valley Record, Charles T. Chapin, Propr. Richards A & W A, dry goods.
Robbins Joseph D, jeweler.
Satterthwaite Newberry S, ticket agent and operator L. S. & M. S. R. R.
Shelden & Jones, flour mills.
Sholes Jas D, harness maker.
Shutt Samuel L, wagon maker.
Sisson Rev W, (Universalist).
Sisson Wm L, harness maker.
Slayton & Son, grain and produce. Smith Bros, paper mill. Snell Hiram J, livery.
Soper E D, livery stable.
Southern Michigan Carriage Manufactory, T Cummins Propr. Stacy C A & S C, Lawyers. Stacy Scovel C, propr Tecumseh Herald. Stayton, Perry & Co, Lumber and Planing Mill.
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MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
A. WARREN, Proprietor,
TECUMSEH. - - - MICHIGAN.
This House is new and elegantly furnished, and is located in the centre of business.
The Tecumseh Herald
S. C. STACY, Publisher and Proprietor, TECUMSEH, - - - MICHIGAN.
A LIVE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, The Largest Circulation in this Section. ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.A
WOOLSTON COMFORT, G PROPRIETOR OF THE
Raisin Flouring Mills,
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These Mills are situated in one of the best White Wheat sections of Michigan, and make a specialty of manufacturing a Choice Family Flour, from the best selected Michigan White Wheat. The proprietor is a practical miller of 25 years experience and keeps fully up to the times in the improvements of milling. Flour Sold on Eastern Orders.
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A General Banking Business Transacted. Collections promptly made and remitted for. Interest paid on Savings Deposits. P. R. ADAMS, President, W. C. FITZSIMMONS, Cashier, 78
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Stevens Miss Harriet, milliner. Stewart Homer L, dentist. Strong & MeNair, Clothing. Surfin John, Billiard Room. Sutton & Swan, Hardware. Tecumseh Herald, Scovel C Stacy Propr.
Temple Samuel W, Lumber and Building Materials. Tindall Enoch, farm implements.
Tribou Edgar A, postmaster. Tribou Lester P, insurance.
United States Express, Henry L Jones agent.
Van Antwerp & Arnold, blacksmiths.
Waldo & Doty, druggists.
Warren Amander, Propr Merchants Hotel.
Weller J B & Bro, grocers.
Welling Peleg J, repair shop.
Western Union Telegraph Co, N 'S Satter- thwaite operator.
Wheeler Chas M, dentist.
White P J, painter.
White & Jones, clothing.
Whitenack & Erskine, hardware.
Wimple Walter V, boots and shoes.
Wood & Burridge, lawyers.
Wooden Joseph W, meat market.
Wright & Son, druggists.
Young Rev J R, (Presbyterian.)
TEKONSHA.
This is a little village of about 600 inhabi- tants on the M. C. R. R., air line about mid- way between Jackson and Three Rivers. It is in the township of Tekonsha, Calhoun county, 108 miles from Detroit and 1212 due south of Marshall. The St. Joseph river affords a moderate water power. The vil- lage contains a flouring mill, two saw mills, a sash and blind factory, a weekly newspa- per-the Reporter, an $18,000 union school house and three churches, Baptist, Presby- terian and Methodist. In a short time Te- konsha will have another railroad in the Coldwater, Marshall & Mackinaw, now ready for the iron. Joseph Failing, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abrams M, grocer. Aldrich Jesse B, saw mill. Annis Thomas, grocer. Baker Chas, barber. Batt "Lewis D, commission merchant. Broas & Carr, blacksmiths. Bushman Watson, blacksmith. Chase Dennison S, propr Air Line Hotel. Colerick A E, physician. Cuatt Lewis, lumber, lime, plaster, etc. Cuatt & Ball, planing mill. Davis Wilson, barber,
Failing Joseph, news dealer.
Failing Bros, livery stable.
Geisel John, wagon maker.
Goodwin & Strong, hardware, stoves, etc. Gordon Edwin, station agent, and agent American Express and W U Telegraph Companies.
Granger Francis A, commercial broker.
Granger Pomroy R, propr Tekonsha Hotel. Grey & Simonson, painters.
Henderson Chas, saddle and harness maker.
Howard Alanson B, physician.
Hurlburt George B, tailor.
Hyde Robert H, druggist. Johnson John, general store.
Keyes George W, general store.
Lovejoy Mrs Sarah, milliner.
McCollingan & Lindsley, broom makers.
Main James I, druggist.
Merryfield C Byron, shoemaker.
Newland S B, carriage and wagon maker.
Olney Mrs Laura, milliner.
Peabody Lemuel, photographer.
Pratt George T, boots and shoes.
Randall Arthur, local editor Tekonsha Re- porter.
Randall Harvey, justice of the peace.
Randall Bros, general store.
Sebring & Sloan, meat market.
Swift Alfred S, general store.
Switzer W W. dentist.
Tekonsha Hotel, P R Granger, Propr. Thompson Miss Mary, milliner.
Tucker Mrs Lydia, flouring mill.
Uptson George, wagon maker.
Van Orman John, blacksmith.
Van Orman Wm, blacksmith.
Waldo Gamaliel P. deputy sheriff.
Warren Frank A, physician.
Warren Ira, saloon.
Whitney F R, furniture.
Wilder Henry, photographer.
Wilder and Bliss, hardware, stoves, etc.
Woods J A, saw mill.
TEXAS.
A postoffice in Kalamazoo county, II miles southwest of Kalamazoo.
THETFORD CENTER.
(See East Thetford.)
THOMAS.
An embryo village on the D. & B. C. R. R., in Oxford township, Oakland county. Distance from Detroit, 47 miles, from Bay City, 61 miles, and 19 from Pontiac. Popu- lation, 107. Settled, 1873. Wheat, oats, barley, potatoes and wool are shipped. H. A. Thomas, postmaster,
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ESTABLISHED 1863. S. W. TEMPLE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Sash,
DOORS, BLINDS AND BUILDING MATERIALS, Nails, Putty, Paints and Oils, House Trimmings, &c., &c. A SPECIALTY MADE OF SCROLL SAWING AND MOULDINGS. Also, Proprietor of the Tecumseh Planing and Match- ing Mills. Cor. Pearl and Shawnee Sts., Office on Shawnee St., bet. Pearl and Railroad, TECUMSEH, - - - MICHIGAN.
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H. W. CONKLING. A. L. BREWER.
H. BREWER & CO., Tecumseh Foundry C AND Steam Engine Works,
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Gearing and General Machinery, Also. Manufacturers of the Tiffany Improved Patent Drain Tile Machine, Tiffany Patent Sewer Pipe Machine, Sword's Patent Brick Machine, Paper Engines, &c. Opposite Railroad Depot, FECEMSEH, MICH.
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Published every Thursday Morning, at $1.50 per Year in Advance. CHAS. T. CHAPIN, Editor and Proprietor.
Circulates in nearly every family in Northern Lenawee County. Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. Fine Job Printing a specialty.
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Bartholimew Henry, hotel propr.
Bradley Sam, blacksmith.
Campbell L D, dry goods.
Francis H & S, grain, shingles and lumber.
Knapp & Wilson, dry goods.
Maynard G S, railroad agent.
Thomas H A, grain and salt and express agent.
Weir James, cooper.
THORNTON.
A postoffice and station on the C. & L. H. R. R., in St. Clair county, II miles west of Port Huron. It has a daily mail.
THORNVILLE.
A village of 400 inhabitants, in Dryden and Metamora townships, Lapeer county, 12 miles southeast of Lapeer, and 3 miles east of Metamora, its nearest station, on the D. & B. C. R. R. The country is rolling, and its products are grain, potatoes and fruit. Manufactories consist of a flouring mill, a cider mill, a pump factory and a foundry. It has a daily mail. John Freer, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnes Alva, painter.
Brown Hiram, painter and blacksmith.
Caulkins John S, physician.
Demings Ira C, wagon maker.
Dudley O, pump and fanning mill.
Eoff Jacob H, boot and shoemaker,
Freer J & Co, general store.
Hickey Lyman, founder.
Jones F, general store.
Kindrick Frank. general store.
Laidlen John jr, carpenter.
Laidlen John sr, carpenter.
Laidlen William, carpenter.
Lambertson Wm R. general store.
Lewis & Hickey, cider mill mnfrs.
Lewis J H & Bro, blacksmiths. Manwaring Joseph, general store.
Morton John, miller.
Niles George, wagon maker.
Olds Wm, blacksmith.
Peaslee L, eclectic physician.
Smith A, hotel propr.
Starkweather Nelson, cooper and wagonmaker.
THREE OAKS.
Three Oaks is a village of 600 inhabitants, in the township of Three Oaks, Berrien county. It is on the M. C. R. R., 20 miles west of Niles and 7 east of New Buffalo. Distance from Detroit, 211 miles; from Chi- cago, 73, The village contains 3 saw mills, 3 handle factories, a dining table factory, 2 hotels, a Congregational church, etc. It is the home of Hon. Henry Chamberlain, dem-
ocratic candidate for Governor in 1874. Tel. egraph-Western Union; Express-Ameri can. W. K. Sawyer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bennett Bros, broom, fork and hoe-handle mnfrs.
Breece W H, lawyer.
Brommerscheim D T, proprietor Woodland House and agent American Express Co.
Chamberlain Henry, general store.
Chamberlain & Churchill, general store.
Chatterson & Friedel, hardware.
Churchill O, hardware.
Churchill O, physician and druggist.
Ebey E G, harness maker.
Fitch J D, lumber mnfr.
Goit R B, grocer.
Greenamyer J D, physician.
Hall T W, propr Temperance Hotel.
Harger A C, blacksmith.
Helmholtz Henry, boot and shoe maker.
Herzog Anthony, tailor.
Hilton Mary E, milliner and dress maker.
Hobart Henry R, butcher.
Jeffries L, druggist.
Jennings D E, barber.
Lavyelier Edward, station agent.
Love Thomas, lumber mnfr.
McCann Thomas, lumber and handle mnfr.
McCool A W, physician.
McGee Ebenezer, propr Union Hotel.
McKie & Warner, general store.
Miller J D, wagon maker.
Mueller George, boot and shoemaker.
Perry Rev Porter B (Congregationalist).
Paxon J M, photographer.
Rand C G, jeweler.
Sawyer W K, lawyer and justice of the peace.
Searing Ella, grocery.
Sheffield Jesse, handle mnfr.
Simeon Francis, grocer.
Souders Henry, blacksmith.
Sovereign F F, physician.
Speece J W, physician.
Spicer George, livery.
Strehle Peter, grocer.
Thaldorf A, wagon maker.
Warren F P, jeweler.
White Wm K & Co, butchers and bakers.
THREE RIVERS.
Though not the county seat, Three Rivers is the leading town of St. Joseph county. It has a population of 4,000. It takes its name from the fact that it is located at the junction of the Portage, Rocky and St. Jos- eph rivers, which the improvements have made one of the best water powers in the country, Here, as in nearly every portion of southwestern Michigan, the quality of the soil is unsurpassed.
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The town is located at the intersection of the Kalamazoo division of the L. S. & M. S. R. R. and the M. C. R. R. air line, 12 miles north of White Pigeon and 25 south of Kala- mazoo, 145 miles from Detroit and 127 from Chicago.
Three Rivers had railroad connection with the Southern road some 20 years ago, but proving unprofitable, the track being worn out, was taken up, and Three Rivers again became an inland town only as it was con- nected with Niles and St. Joseph by a small steamboat. The old road was suc- ceeded by the Gardner road, which was sub- sequently sold to L. S. & M. S. R. R.
The extensive water power of Three Rivers gives it a great advantage as a manu- facturing town. The principal enterprises of this nature are a mill, with $150,000 capi- tal stock, giving employment to some 30 to 50 hands, an extensive vibrator threshing machine and agricultural implement factory, the Three Rivers manufacturing company, with a capital stock of $50,000. This com- pany are runuing a foundry and machine shop, and making a specialty of an elevated railroad sawing machine, a parallel gang- edger and a gang lath mill, four pump fac- tories, 3 flouring mills, a saw mill, 3 carriage and wagon factories, a corn sheller and smut machine factory, 2 planing mills, sash and blind factories and fruit drying establish- ments.
Three Rivers also has its mineral springs, said to possess mineral properties well cal- culated to restore the victims of rheumatism and dyspepsia to soundness again.
The public buildings consist of two good union and one ward school building, giving employment to some 16 or 18 teachers, and 7. churches-Presbyterian, Episcopal, Method- ist Episcopal, Lutheran, Baptist, Protestant Methodist and Reformed-several of which are very fine edifices. The Reporter and Herald furnish the local reading. Wilber H Clute, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Felix H, painter, St Joseph. Apted Francis, confectioner, St. Joseph.
Armitage George G, Groceries and Crockery, St Joseph. Armitage & Maxfield, meat market, Penn.
Arnold Orrin, editor and propr Three Rivers Herald, St Joseph. Arnold Theron L, jeweler, St Joseph.
Arnold, Wilcox & Co, planing mill and lum- ber yard, Flint ave.
Ayers Mrs L J, milliner, St Joseph.
Backus C W, physician, St Joseph.
Barkman Harvey A, Groceries and Crockery, 32 St Joseph.
Bartlett Wm F, furniture, St Joseph.
Bateman David M, agent American Express Co, St Joseph.
Bateman Bros, hardware, stoves, etc, St Joseph.
Bean Oscar F, lawyer, St Joseph.
Beeson Isaac N, station agent M. C. R. R.
Bellman G H & Bro, tobacconists, 51 St Joseph.
Bennett Johnson, dry goods, St Joseph,
Bingham Philemon, shoemaker, St Joseph. Black W, blacksmith, 2d Ward.
Brant & Co, meat market, 2d Ward.
Brigham & Warren, wagon makers, St Joseph. Brissette George C, clothing, St Joseph. Brown Frank E, gunsmith, etc, Penn. Browne Edwin L, insurance, St Joseph.
Burch Hosea, Livery Stable, Penn. Burrows & Co, grocers, St Joseph.
Caldwell Joseph R, physician, 2d Ward. Case Richmond E, real estate. St Joseph.
Central House, D S Hale, propr, St Joseph. Chadwick Herbert L, station agent L. S. & M. S. R. R.
Champlin Mrs E, milliner, 2d Ward.
Clark Horace, grocer, 2d Ward.
Clarke Charles W W, Attorney and Counselor at Law, St Joseph.
Clute Wilber H, books and stationery, St Joseph.
Clute W H & Co, publishers Three Rivers Reporter, St Joseph.
Converse Wm, livery, St Joseph.
Creighton Bros, meat market, Penn.
Culbertson Wm, dry goods, St Joseph.
Daniels Mrs Wm, milliner. St Joseph.
Davis Wm A, manager W U Telegraph Co, L. S. & M, S. R. R. Depot.
Dexter Carlos E, lumber dealer, 2d Ward. Dickinson H L & J B, grocers, St Joseph.
Dikeman Judson J, baker and confectioner, St Joseph.
Eisig Monash, clothier, St Joseph.
Frary Francis L, photographer, St Joseph.
Feass Daniel W, cooper.
First National Bank, E S Moore, pres ; C L Blood, cashier, St Joseph.
Fisher Leonard, propr Three Rivers House, St Joseph.
Flynn Michael H, wagon maker.
French Joseph W, Pres J W French Mnfg Co, 2d Ward.
Frey Frederick, baker, St Joseph.
Graham E B, physician, St Joseph.
Green Franklin B, boots and shoes, St Joseph.
Griffith Wm, agent U S Express Co, St Joseph.
Griffith & Dunham, flouring mill, dealers in produce and agricultural implements, St Joseph.
Hale David S, propr Central House, St Joseph. Hale & Stetler, grocers, St Joseph.
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Hall Henry & Co, druggists, St Joseph. Hall Mrs S S, millinery, St Joseph.
Harris Mrs A E, millinery, St Joseph.
Hatch Frederick W, propr Hatch House, Main.
Hill Chester O, sewing machines, St Joseph. Hill & Kline flour and feed St Joseph.
Hiwarden J, physician, St Joseph.
Hoffman John W, flouring mill, Ist Ward.
Hunt Mrs A D, milliner, St Joseph.
Hutchinson John, mill machinery mnfr, Penn.
Huylar Jason H, marble works, St Joseph.
Hyatt & Klose, meat market, St Joseph.
Ikeler Wmn M, physician, St Joseph.
Jackson G A & Co, saw mill, 2d Ward.
Jacobs Zacharias, barber, St Joseph.
Johnston Austin S, Agricultural Im- plements, St Joseph.
Jordan Monroe, barber, St Joseph.
J W French Manufacturing Co, J W French pres ; Wm B Pierson sec; 2d. Ward.
Kelsey Stephen & Son, dry goods, St Jo- seph.
Kessler Wm H, dentist, St Joseph.
Kimball Sylvester, restaurant, Flint ave.
King Daniel C, grocer, St Joseph.
Knox David jr, lawyer, St Joseph.
Leidy & Corbyn, Druggists and Gro. cers, 2d Ward.
Lothrop & Bickel, grocers, 56 St Joseph.
Lown . Powell C, justice of the peace, St Joseph.
Lyon James H, lawyer, St Joseph.
MoClory Henry, Attorney and Coun- selor at Law, St Joseph.
Maas & Strauss, clothiers, St Joseph. Macarey Harlow E, Howe Sewing Machines, St Joseph.
Magnetic Mineral Springs, Thos Silliman Propr, Flint ave.
Manufacturers National Bank, J B Millard pres; W E Wheeler cashier ; St Joseph. Moore Edward S, pres First National Bank, St Joseph.
Neidhardt George, furniture dealer, St Joseph.
Newman Mrs F M, dress maker, Penn.
Norton George R & Co, dry goods, 2d Ward.
Nyce George, patent medicines, St Joseph. Ott John G, saddle and harness maker, St Joseph.
Pealer & Andrews, lawyers, St Joseph.
Penfield Henry, hardware, stoves, etc, St Joseph.
Pierson Newton, hardware etc, 60 St Joseph.
Poppenhagen Christian, blacksmith, 2d Ward.
Porter Wilkenson C, shoemaker, St Joseph. Powell Milo, pres Farmers' National Bank of Constantine.
Proutzman Bros, pump mnfrs, St Joseph.
Pugh Samuel, lumber dealer, Mill.
Pulver Wm F, shoemaker, Penn.
Ranney Albert B, books and stationery, S. Joseph.
Ranney & Bunn, grocers, St Joseph.
Rea Wm W, saddle and harness maker. Reed Wm H, grocer, St Joseph.
Reed & Cushman, druggists, St Joseph.
Roberts & Throp, agricultural implement mnfrs, 2d Ward.
Rohrer Jacob, grocer, 2d ward.
Ralson Frank G, barber, St Joseph.
Ruggles Ziba B, wagon maker, Penn.
Sanford Mrs L W, physician, Flint ave. Schlechtweg Casper, shoemaker, 2d Ward.
Seeley Isaac W, painter, St Joseph.
Sergeant David, carpenter, Penn.
Shaad Conrad, boots and shoes, St Joseph. Shively Jesse L, dry goods, St Joseph. Sill Sidney B, dentist.
Silliman Thomas, Propr Three Rivers Magnetic Springs, Flint ave.
Silliman James, saloon, St Joseph.
Slenker Jacob F, boots and shoes, St Jo- seph. Smith Miss Clara, dressmaker, St. Joseph.
Smith, Lafferty & Bliss, pump factory, ad ward.
Snow A P, tailor, St Joseph.
Snyder Thomas B, watches and jewelry, St. Joseph.
Snyder & Linsley, druggists, St Joseph.
Spellman Jacob L. cigar mnfr, St Joseph. Stevens L S, physician, St Joseph.
Strothers Wm, liquor dealer, St Joseph. Tennyson Daniel D, insurance, St Joseph. Three Rivers Herald (weekly), Orrin Ar- nold, editor and propr, St Joseph.
Three Rivers House, L Fisher, Propr, St Joseph.
Three Rivers Mnf'g Co, O F Bean, pres and treas, D W Shaw, sec.
Three Rivers Reporter, (Weekly), W H Clute & Co, Publishers, St Joseph and Penn.
Try Henry, saloon, St Joseph,
Tubbs J & Son, flouring mill, 2d Ward. Udell Å A, photographer, St Joseph.
Vanderheyden Abram, shoemaker, St Joseph.
Veeley & Anderson, painters, St Joseph. Vernon Ion, physician, St Joseph.
Weaver Bird L, barber, cor St Joseph and Penn.
Willitts, pump factory, 2d Ward.
Wright George P & Co, music dealers, St Joseph.
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A postoffice of Marquette county, 4 miles south of Negaunee.
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TIPTON.
A postoffice in Franklin township, Lena- wee county, 10 miles north of Adrian, and 6 miles west of Tecumseh, its nearest sta- tion. Evan's creek affords it water power. It has a tri-weekly mail. James Learnard, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Clark S M, physician. Husted Rev J T (Congregationalist).
Jenkins A K, physician.
Learnard Bros, general store.
Nichols Rev T (Methodist).
Percy & Pentecost, blacksmiths.
Tripp J D, physician.
TITTABAWASSEE. ( See Painesville.)
TITTABAWASSEE, (See yay.)
TOMPKINS.
A postoffice in Tompkins township, Jack- son county, on Grand river, 12 miles north- west of Jackson, and 3 miles west of Rives Junction, on the J. L. & S. R. R. It is situ- ated in a good farming region, where grain. hay and potatoes are raised. It has a semi- weekly mail. Robert Cox, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Couling Wm, blacksmith.
Cox Robert, boot and shoemaker.
Harvey A W, physician.
Heffron John, express agent.
Higbee N L, physician.
Hurt Rev (Methodist).
Neitherlander Nick, blacksmith.
Western Francis W, general store. Western Wm H, miller.
TORCH LAKE.
A postoffice in Antrim county, on the lake Michigan shore, 16 miles' north of Elk Rap- ids. It has a tri-weekly mail. Population about 500.
(See index to names received to late for insertion in proper place.)
TOWN LINE,
Is a station on the C. & M. L. S. R. R., 4 miles above New Buffalo. (See Union Pier.)
TRAVERSE CITY.
. Traverse City is the county seat of Grand Traverse county. It has a population of about 1,500, and is situated at the head of the west arm of Grand Traverse bay, and at the mouth of the Boardman river, which fur-
nishes a first-rate water power at this point. The village is in Traverse township, in the northwest part of the county, and is reached by both rail and water. There are several lines of stages diverging from it to the vari- ous towns around. Traverse City is distant from Detroit 269 miles, from Grand Rapids 140 miles, and is about 40 miles east of Frank- fort, on the shore of lake Michigan. It has enjoyed railway facilities but a short time, the Traverse City branch of the G. R. & I. R. R. having been completed and put in operation only since Jan. 1, 1873. * The place was first settled in 1851, and now contains one large saw mill, an extensive flouring mill, both owned by Messrs. Hannah, Lay & Co., the founders of the village, who have here also an extensive general store. There are also a foundry and machine shop, a planing mill and sash factory, the usual complement of stores and shops, and two enterprising and well conducted weekly newspapers -- the Traverse Bay Eagle and the Grand Traverse Herald.
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