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Norton Thomas, carriage maker and black- smith.
Prout R J, blacksmith.
Roberson & Chapel, flouring mill.
Robinson David, harness maker.
Ruby John, grocer.
St John S P, general store and lumber yard. Shetterly Seth K, lawyer.
Simmons F J, wagon maker.
Sliter R H, hardware and stoves.
Summers & Leech, grocers.
Wagner Adam, hardware and stoves.
Wentworth & Bromley, saloon. Wilkins Geo, foundry and produce dealer. Wilkins & Smith, blacksmiths.
Young & Wilcox, general merchants.
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VANDALIA.
The little village of Vandalia is located near Young's prairie, on the M. C. R. R. air line, 15 miles west of Three Rivers, and 18 east of Niles. It is in the township of Penn, Cass county, 5 miles east of Cassopolis, and contains a population of about 500.
Its location is a little unfortunate, being largely in a hollow or ravine. Christian creek affords a small water power. The manufacturing interests of the town are a flouring mill, a handle factory, a saw mill, 2 planing mills, a foundry, a barrel factory and a furniture manufactory. The public build- ings consist of a new $6,000 school house and one church, Disciple. The Methodists and Quakers, or Friends, contemplate build- ing shortly. Settled 1849. Express, Ameri- can. Telegraph, Western Union. William L. Chamberlin, postmaster.
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Baldwin Murray, grocer. Bonine J B & Co, clothiers. Bristol A, furniture.
Camp Warren W, manufacturers agent.
Chamberlin Wm L, general store.
Crosby Nelson J, cooper.
Dodge Charles R, propr Dodge House.
Dodge House, C R Dodge propr. (See adv.)
Elliott Joseph E, grocer.
Feathers Frank, wagon maker,
Fenor Richard, blacksmith.
Hanes Orvine, restaurant.
Harris John, broom maker. Jason Robert, tinsmith. Johnson John, druggist.
Jones Geo, livery stable.
Kline & Snyder, grist mill.
Linder Geo L, lawyer.
Losee D M & Bro, druggists.
Lutes J & Son, general store. Marrs Geo W, barber. Mulrine Wm, carpenter.
Osborn Gideon S, grocer.
Osborn Leander, physician.
Phillips Horace H, physician. Reiff Bros & Co, agricultural implements. Rudd Alonzo B, hardware.
Russey Charles W, blacksmith. Russey Mrs Mary, milliner.
Sherwood Mrs Sarah, propr House. Sherwood
Shilling J & H R, grocers.
Smith Charles W, grocer.
Smith J W H & Co, saw mill and handle factory.
Sturr Joseph L, Attorney and Coun- selor at Law.
Thompson Merritt A, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Thorp Alexander L, physician and justice of the peace.
Thorp & Green, general store.
Townsend & Baird, Bankers.
Van Antwerp S W, shoemaker.
Waldorff Lewis, express and station agent and telegraph operator.
Wright John S, physician.
VASSAR.
The metropolitan village of Tuscola county, a flourishing place on the D. & B. C. R. R., 84 miles from Detroit, and 20 southeast of Bay City. It is on Cass river, which is improved for water power. The village contains a woolen mill, a pump fac- tory, a tannery, a basket factory, a sash, door and blind factory, a flouring mill, 2 saw mills, 2 foundries, a brick yard, etc., also a weekly newspaper, the Pioneer. Set- tled in 1849; village incorported in 1872. Present population, 1,500. Lumber, shin- gles, wheat, oats, potatoes and corn are shipped, Express, American. Telegraph. Atlantic & Pacific. J. A. Scott, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams C S, foundry. Adams & Delano, saw mill.
C. R. DODGE, Proprietor,
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American Express Co, James A Scott Agent.
Bancroft John R, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
Barnum C S, blacksmith and wagon maker. Bassett Mrs A J, millinery.
Bourns F, real estate.
Bourns John H, barber.
Brainerd John W, Saddle and Har- ness Maker.
Brockway H A, physician.
Bullard Edwin A, drugs.
Bullard Eugene F, harness maker.
Burgess J H, confectionery and books.
Caine & Morgan, brick makers.
Campbell House, near depot.
Case P M, grocer.
Chamberlain & Montague, livery stable.
Curry M R, hotel propr.
Curtis Charles, boot and shoemaker.
Davis Lewis C, physician.
Elbinger Marks, clothing.
Fell S, station agent. Gardner Moses D, blacksmith.
Harrington & Emerson, general store.
Harrington G S & Co, furniture and sash and blind mnfrs. Hoyt John P, lawyer. Huston Benjamin W, Lawyer. Huston & Hoy, lawyers.
Irons O II & Co, Grocers.
Jewell Hiram W, confectionery, books, etc. Jewell House, M R Curry propr.
Johnson James, druggist and grocer. Johnson Wm, physician.
Klyne Thomas, pump factory. Lake, Huston & Co, hardware.
Lewis F Stanton, physician.
McConnell Gilbert, propr Vassar House.
McCormick John H, miller.
McFail W B, blacksmith.
McHose B F, saw mill. McHose Bros & Bancroft, hardware.
Mcllose & Gage, General Store. McPherson & Clouston, jewelers.
Meehan Frank, foundry.
Merritt & McCormick, Grocers. Miller R W & F, Grain and Pro- duce.
Mirhrle John W, jeweler. Moodie Mrs S G, milliner.
Nichols C H & L R, Marble Works. North M D & Co, general store.
North & Selden, woolen mills.
Nunn Josiah R, Homeopathic Physician Riggs W F, groceries and liquors.
Scott James A, Postmaster and Agent American Express Co. Smith & Graham, basket mnfrs. Tappen Q & Co, agricultural implements Taylor E H, lawyer.
Tibbitts Henry B & Brother, Photographers.
Trotter A & Sons, proprs Tuscola County Pioneer.
Tucker Thompson, Billiard Saloon. Tuscola County Pioneer, (Weekly), A Trotter & Sons Proprs. Vassar House, Gilbert McConnell propr.
Wagner John H, meat market.
Warren Alonzo, furniture.
Wilber Andrew B, jeweler.
Wilder E J, drugs.
Williamson & Taylor, tannery.
VENTURA.
A village of Holland township, Ottawa county, 16 miles southeast of Grand Haven. Population 300. Ship to Holland, 7 miles northwest. Ventura is in a fine peach coun- try, and these with strawberries, wood, ties and bark are exported. G. W. Jocelyn, post- master.
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Ausserker John, contractor.
Bosch Rev Charles F.
Boyce James, wood, railroad ties and bark.
Carroll Frank, wood and railroad ties.
Clapper M J, physician.
Clow L H, saw mill and general store.
Davis Nelson, blacksmith.
DeCondres J P, saw mill and general store. Finegan Bros, timber mnfrs.
Gust John D, grocer and vessel owner. Jocelyn G W, general store.
VERMONTVILLE.
Vermontville is a thriving little village of 600 inhabitants, in the township of the same name, in the western part of Eaton county. It is on Thornapple river, and on the G. R. V. branch of the M. C. R. R., 12 miles west of Charlotte, and 122 from Detroit. It is in a fine hardwood country, settled at an early day and well improved. Wheat, pork, lumber and hoops are shipped away. Its manufactures include one or more each of flouring mills, saw mills, handle factories, last factories, hoop factories and brickyards. There are also a bank and a weekly news- paper, the Enterprise, and a liberal supply of churches, schools, etc. Telegraph-West- ern Union. Express-American. W., A. Dickenson, postmaster.
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Alderman Andrew, meat market.
Armstrong David S, propr New England House. Barber Homer G, banker.
Barber Bros, hardware.
Benedict Wm H, grocer, dealer in grain and produce. Bixby Mrs S, photographer.
Bodine & Hammond, furniture.
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Browning George W, grocer and confection- ery. Dickenson Wm A, books and stationery.
Dunlap Levi A, druggist.
Finley Albert A, barber. Fleming James, boots and shoes.
Gleason & Dunlap, millinery.
Golden James H, station agent G. R. V. R.R. Green Philip L, physician.
Gunn Perry, painter. Hance M A & Co, dry goods.
Hill John, Propr Vermontville House. Hull Charles, drugs, boots and shoes and groceries.
Hyde & Rawson, wagon makers.
Lane Charles J, physician
Marsh John, harness maker.
Martin Henry J, general store.
Metcalf Michael, blacksmith.
New England House, D S Armstrong, propr. Parmenter William, physician.
Porter Stewart H, saw mill.
Purchis William D, grist mill, 112 miles west of village.
Remailie Bros, lumber mnfrs.
Remailie & McCotter, cheese factory.
Sackett William, livery.
Scotford Edgar H, shoemaker.
Sherman Andrew E, restaurant and grocer,
Spellman Darwin R, grocer.
Stebbins Oramel G, grist mill.
Tabor John.A, watches and jewelry.
Tracey & Hulett, blacksmiths.
Vermontville Enterprise (weekly), JC Wor cester, editor and propr.
Vermontville House, John Hill Propr.
Warner David M, brick maker.
Worcester John C, propr Vermontville En- terprise.
VERNON.
Vernon is an incorporated village of about 700 inhabitants, in the township of Vernon, Shiawassee county. It is on the D. & M. R. R., 70 miles from Detroft, and 5 east of Cor- unna. It has a paper mill, a flouring mill, a stave factory and a saw mill, the product of all of which, together with farm produce, is shipped. Express-American. Telegraph -Western Union. A. F. Westcott, post- master.
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American Express Co, A. W. Nichols, agent. Bryant Edward D, barber shop and news depot.
Bush Bros, stave and heading mnfrs.
Clark Charles S, hardware. Clark Henry, boots and shoes, Cooper Geo H, druggist. Crippen Abram, blacksmith. Drum John W, merchant tailor. 79
Garrison W D & A, general store.
Goss & Bird, grocers.
Graham Win, propr Eagle Hotel.
Gutting Anthony, druggist and grocer.
Holdrege I C & Son, blacksmiths and wagon makers.
Holmden Richard, watches and jewelry.
Holmes, Livermore & Co, milliners.
Hopkins & Randolph, wagon and carriage makers.
Johnson Geo E, hotel.
Johnstone James, wagon maker.
Jones E H & Son, founders and machinists.
Kelly Geo H, grocery and feed store.
Kinsman Emanuel, meat market.
Krell Otto, harness maker.
Long & Dorrance, furniture.
Lovley Thomas, boot and shoemaker.
McKercher Alex, livery stable.
Nichols A W & Co, general store.
Rhodes Mortimer D, boot and shoemaker.
Roche Thomas, station agent and telegraph operator.
Scully Myron C, physician.
Shiawassee Mill Co, lumber and Hour mnfrs, 2 miles w of village.
Shiawassee Paper Co, (Newberry Bros) paper mnfrs, 2 miles w of village.
Spencer Andrew J, grocery and saloon.
Weeden Charles P, grocer and shoemaker.
Westcott Aruny F, hardware.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Thomas Roche agent. Winans Thos I, grocery and restaurant. Wylie James, blacksmith.
VERONA.
A hamlet in the township of Emmet, Cal- houn county, on Battle creek, 112 miles northeast of the city of Battle Creek. There is a saw and flouring mill here owned by William Merritt. There is no postoffice.
VERONA MILLS.
A hamlet in Hudson county, 12 miles west of Sand Beach and 9 east of Bad Axe, the county seat. It contains saw and grist mills, a tannery, etc. Mail tri-weekly.
VICKERYVILLE.
.A small village of Bushnell township, Montcalm county, 12 miles southeast of Stan- ton and 17 north of Muir, whence it receives a tri-weekly mail. Its nearest railway sta- tion is Sheridan, 7 miles west. Wheat, corn, clover seed, butter and eggs are the principal articles of shipment. L. C. Jenks, post- master.
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Bachelder Henry, cabinet maker, Baker M, carpenter.
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Baker & De Hart, carpenters. De Hart A S, butcher. De Hart Samuel, carpenter. De Hart Wm A, musician. Jenks Geo L, mason. Jenks L C, general store. Heisler Daniel, saw mill. Ramson Thomas, propr Clark's Hotel. -Swein Mary, dress maker. Templin E E, blacksmith.
VICKSBURG.
An incorporated village partly in the town of Schoolcraft and partly in Brady, Kalama- zoo county, 13 miles southeast of Kalamazoo at the intersection of the G. R. & I. R. R., and C. & L. H. R. R., being 23 miles south- west of Battle Creek, 23 north of Sturgis and 6 miles east of Schoolcraft. Portage river supplies water power. A good prairie and oak-opening country surrounds it and grain principally is cultivated. In the way of manufactures, Vicksburg has two planing mills, a saw mill, a grist mill and a handle factory. Population 1,000. Express -- Ameri- can and United States, Telegraph -- West- ein Union. E. T. Trimmer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnes J W, furniture.
Briggs & Anderson, saw and grist mill.
Bush W H, station agent.
Chapman O W, physician,
Cunningham J, station agent. Day & French. butchers.
Fehr L W, harness maker.
Fisk S blacksmith.
Flint & Kimball, grocers.
Fox Mrs A M, milliner.
Franklin D, hotel propr.
Fulton James, grocer.
Gould W M, planing mill and handle factory, Hawkins J E, agent American Express Co. Hill M, furniture.
Hubbard R S & Co, general store.
Jones N V, tinner. Kidder J M, drugs. Kimball D, hardware.
Long John, druggist.
McElvane J W, hotel propr.
McMaster ] W, harness maker.
Moffatt & Moffatt, hotel proprs.
Oman & Caldwell, boots and shoes. Parmeter J E, wagon maker.
Rayner T, clothing. Robinson E J, baker. Smith E, physician. Taylor Mrs O E, milliner.
Trimmer E T & Co, general store. Van Dusen M, furniture.
Worthington M, carriage maker and black- smith.
Young Bros, hardware.
VICTOR.
A postoffice of Victor township, Clinton county, 12 miles southeast of St. John's, and 5 south of Shepardsville, on the D. & M. R. R .; Laingsburgh, however, 5 miles south- east, on the J. L & S. R. R., is the usual shipping station for the neighborhood. It has a semi-weekly mail. J. C. Brunson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hollister Isaac T, physician. Mulder Henry, harness maker. Stilson A B, boot and shoemaker. Upton James, wagon maker. Winans J R, blacksmith.
VICTORY.
A hamlet in Mason county, 7 miles north- east of Ludington, It is on the Little Au Sable river, and has one saw mill. Popula- tion 100. The place was first settled in 1864 by N. L. Bird. Wheat, hay and pota- toes are grown, and lumber shipped. Rich- ard Rayne, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abby Mahlon, carpenter. Bird N L, harness maker. Brown R R, harness maker. Hathaway Jesse B, wagon maker. Leguise Peter, blacksmith.
Mackey & Barton, lumber mnfrs.
Rayne Richard, general store.
VIENNA. (See Pine Run.)
VINCENT.
A postoffice in the town of Clyde, St. Clair county, 7 miles northwest of Port Huron, on Black river, in a farming section, of which hay and oats are the staples. It has a tri- weekly mail. Helen B. Manning, postmis- tress.
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McNaughton Alexander, stock raiser Picket John, carpenter.
VOLINIA.
A station on the C. & L. H. R. R., 15 miles southwest of Schoolcraft and 9 above Cassopolis. (See Wakelee. )
VOLINIA.
A small village containing 100 inhabitants, in the township of same name, Cass County, 10 miles north of Cassopolis, and 8 south of Decatur. It is on Dowagiac creek, ships farm produce, and has a tri-weekly mail. H. S. Rogers, postmaster.
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Gard Geo W, teacher. Green Amos, flouring mill. Hammond Geo, carpenter and joiner. Poor S B, blacksmith. Rogers H S, general store. Sheline Joseph, carpenter. Thompson F M, mason.
VRIESLAND.
A Dutch settlement in Ottawa county, on the line of the Grand Rapids branch of the C. & M. L. S. R. R., 27 miles from Grand Rapids and 8 from Holland. Corn, wheat, barley, potatoes, hay and onions are pro- duced in the vicinity. Ship to Zeeland, 2 miles north. Kavel Mulder, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boist Peter, teacher. Bosch Henry, justice of the peace.
Cats Jacob, painter. Den Heisler Christian, railroad agent. DePree Rev Peter.
DePree Anna, carpenter.
Homstra Frank, carpenter. Housma J. boot and shoemaker. Knol Mrs H. G, general store.
Kooystra J B, cooper. Marriots Wm, carpenter. Mulder Kavel, notary public. Nienmeyer John, carpenter.
Pelgrim Avie, wagon maker. Pieter Visker, boot and shoemaker. Unberg Y, boot and shoemaker. Vander Boon C, mail carrier. Wiewema Douwe, general store. Visker Dick, blacksmith.
WACEDAH.
A postoffice in Menominee county, on the C. & N. W. R. R., 20 miles north of Me- nominee, and corresponding to Porter Station.
WACOUSTA,
A small village in Clinton county, town- ship of Watertown, 22 miles southwest of St. Johns, and 4 miles north of Ingersoll's Sta- tion, on the D. L. & L. M. R. R., its near- est railroad point. It has water power on Looking-glass river in an A No. I farming country It ships flour and lumber. Population 200. Mail daily. F. E. Davis, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Atlee Thomas, miller. Bateman Daniel, cooper. Brobst Daniel, mason. Campbell Geo, carpenter. Carusan Henry, boot and shoemaker.
Daniells David J, lawyer. Daniells Landon, lawyer.
Daniells Nathaniel J, notary public. Daniells Nelson, general store.
Davis Frank E, groceries and hardware.
Force John W, blacksmith.
Harrington Leander, boot and shoemaker.
Hazard Stanton E. physician. Hurlburt Oliver L, millwright.
Jarman Henry J, miller. Kline Wm H, physician. Manzer Seymour A, physician. Plass Philip H, blacksmith. Root Rev Edward (Methodist). Rose Norman C, carpenter.
Sherman Daniel, hotel propr. Wood Rev Wm (Baptist).
WAHJEMEGA.
A village of about 100 inhabitants in the township of Indian Fields, Tuscola county, 4 miles southwest of Caro, and 25 east of Saginaw. It is on Cass river, and has a good water power. There are grist and saw mills, and lumber and flour are shipped. Reese, 121/2 miles west on the D. & B. C. R. R., is its shipping station. Mail daily. W. A. Heartt, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Heartt Wm A, general store.
Newkirk L N, propr Newkirk House.
Van Love Alexander, general store.
WAKELEE.
The postoffice corresponding to Volinia Station, on the C. & L. H. R. R., 9 miles northeast of Cassopolis, and 15 southwest of Schoolcraft. It is a small place with no interests worthy of mention.
WAKESHNA.
A postoffice in the southeast part of Kal- amazoo county, 26 miles southeast from Kalamazoo, and 9 miles northwest of Union City, on the Air Line of the M. C. R. R., its nearest station. It has a semi-weekly mail. R. Skidmore, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beam Rev (Reform).
Briggs -, physician.
Faunce Rev (Christian).
Green William, general store.
Huxley C, general store.
Skidmore C M, saw mill.
Soules, physician. Stock & Bro, saw mill.
Turner A, saw mill.
Vanfleet Rev E P ( Methodist).
WAKESHMA CENTER. ( Sce Fulton.)
WALDENBURGH.
A postoffice in Macomb county, 6 miles northwest of Mt Clemens, whence it has a semi-weekly mail.
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Bahling Rev John, ( Lutheran.) Bolty John C, postmaster and general store. Eckart Adolph, general store. Peaters Godler, general store. Schott John, saw mill. Swan Rev Christian, (Lutheran. )
WALES.
A postoffice in St. Clair county, 14 miles west of Port Huron, and 3 south of Good- ell's station, on the C. & L. H. R. R. It has a semi-weekly mail.
WALLACEVILLE.
A 'postoffice in the town of Dearborn, Wayne county. 14 miles west of Detroit, 5 north of Dearborn, and 134 south of Fish- er's station, on the D. L. & L. M. R. R. It has a tri-weekly mail.
WALLED LAKE.
Walled Lake is a village of 200 inhabi- tants, in the town of Commerce, Oakland county, 14 miles southwest of Pontiac, and 234 east of Wixom, on the F. & P. M. R. R., with which a line of stages connects it. The place takes its name from the lake upon which it is situated, which in turn de- rives its name from a curious rock forma- tion at its lower end, which the antiqua- rians and geologists have never yet come to a satisfactory conclusion in regard to-as to whether it is a natural formation produced by the action of ice on a remnant of the work of prehistoric man. It has excited a good deal of discussion, and drawn to the locality many curious visitors. This, with the natural beauty of the place, the fine fishing in the lake, and its ready accessibil- ity by rail, have made Walled Lake quite a popular place of summer resort, and an ex- cellent hotel is maintained there. There are Methodist and Baptist churches in the village, a saw mill, etc. It has a daily mail. Roswell Weaver, postmaster.
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Baker Abner D, carpenter.
Bateman James D, lawyer.
Calkins Ezra, carpenter.
Gennel Wm, blacksmith. Howard R S, general store.
Hoyt James M, physician. Humphrey James L. general store.
Moore J J, lumber mnfr. Palmer Henry, blacksmith. Peabody C, hotel propr. Picket John, cooper.
Rowe Rev Wm E ( Baptist ).
Severance John, boot and shoemaker. Sly Daniel, wagon maker. Tenscott Rey (Methodist Episcopal).
Thornhill John, general store.
Tyler Merrill, mason. Watson John M, miller. Wilfere Thomas, butcher.
Woodman Charles, carpenter.
WALTON.
A postoffice and railway station on the G. R. & I. R. R., 119 miles above Grand Rapid-, and 66 south of Petoskey. It is the point from whence the Traverse City branch diver- ges, and is 21 miles southeast of that place. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carson L R, saw mill.
Dodge Ira R, postmaster and hotel propr. Foreman Frank M, physician.
Gibbs I. K, saw mill.
Tyler S N, grocer.
WALTZ.
A village on the F. & P. M. R. R., in Hur- on township, Wayne county, 15 miles south- west of Detroit, 14 north of Monroe, and 12 south of Wayne. Population 400. The vil- lage contains a saw mill, a stave mill, a cider mill, a brick yard, etc. Lumber and staves are shipped. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. W. D. Millspaugh, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker C, carpenter and builder.
Betzner F, hotel propr.
Carwin R, shoemaker.
Cook C, carpenter and builder.
Felt j O, carriage and wagon maker.
Lands Mrs M J, milliner and dressmaker. Look G B, station and express agent. Merrill R, blacksmith.
Stashke C, blacksmith.
Strouse Wm, cider and vinegar maker.
Surtman L, boot and shoemaker. Swob G, brick maker.
Tibbals & Mines, stave mnfrs.
Waltz James, general store. Waltz Joseph, justice of the peace.
Westeraelt & Co, lumber mnfrs.
WARREN.
A place of between too and 150 inhabi- tants, in Warren township, Macomb county. 10 miles southwest of Mt Clemens, and 14 north of Detroit. It is on the D. & B. C. R. R, in a level country devoted to farming and market gardening. It has Catholic. Lutheran and Methodist churches. Silas E. Halsey, postmaster.
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Barton Oliver, general store.
Beebe John L, tinsmith and grocer. Brown Rev N (Methodist). Davy Charles, sr. Grosbeck L, saw mill.
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WASHINGTON.
Washington is a village in the township of the same name, in Macomb county, 16 miles northwest of Mt Clemens, and 6 south of Romeo. Population, about 200. It has a daily mail.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bennett Charles, blacksmith.
Maher A D, postmaster and general store. Steer Rev E, ( Methodist. )
Yates Albert, physician.
WATERFORD.
A village of 350 inhabitants, on Clinton river, in the town of Waterford, Oakland county. It is on the D. & M. R. R., 8 miles west of Pontiac, 13 east of Holly, and 33 from Detroit. It has a flouring mill and some other manufacturing interests. Flour, wheat, corn, oats and potatoes form the bulk of the shipments. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. R. Brownson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bardslee Morrison, cider vinegar mnfr.
Bradt William, propr Waterford Exchange.
Brownson Richard, druggist, grocer, express agent and postmaster. Clark Washington E, produce dealer.
Clough Henry D, carpenter and joiner.
Crystall Smith, livery stable.
Fifield & Son (Francis W, and Eugene ), flour- ing mill.
French Chas W. plow mnfr and furnace. Canong & White, blacksmiths.
Gustin & Johns, (Elias Gustin, John Johns), blacksmiths and wagons. Hunt Charles, meat market.
Keeler & Gross, (Chas Keeler, Geo F Gross). drovers.
Lee Norman, boot and shoemaker.
Ford Dan R, plow mnfr and furnace.
Phillips Emanuel R, carpenter and joiner. Preston Henry, saloon and harness shop. Reid Julian, telegraph operator.
Robertson Sarah O, groceries. Streeter Lorenzo, wagons and carriages. Terrill Charles, painter.
Warren Benjamin H. boot and shoemaker. Waterford Exchange, Wm Bradt propr. Wigg Osmond, general store.
Yates James, physician.
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