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Youst M W, restaurant, Main.
Zimmerman Harrison J, jeweler, Main.
HUDSONVILLE.
A village of 300 population, in the town- ship of Georgetown, Ottawa . county, on the line of the Grand Rapids branch of the C. & M. L. S. R. R., 14 miles northeast of Holland, and II southwest of Grand Rapids, The country here is slightly undulating with good soil and heavy timber. Grain and
CHAPMAN, DUNKS & CO., MANUFACTURING
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Chemical and Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Fluid Extracts, Sugar Coated Pills, Elixirs, Wines and Syrups, Solid Extracts and Resinoids, Aqua Ammonia, Spirits Nitre, Ether.
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Atkins James, blacksmith.
Barnaby C HI, builder.
Beaumont F P, music teacher. Burnam J Y, lawyer.
Crozier Rev O R L.
Cunningham Bros, wagon makers and black- smiths.
Green B C, justice of the peace.
Henshaw A J, saw mill. Hudson Horace A, general store. Hudson H A, express agent and general store. Lenicre William, builder. Loucks C N, station agent. Morris E G, blacksmith. Shearer James, builder. Whipple William, mail messenger C. & M, L. S. R. R.
HUGHESVILLE.
A small village on the F. & P. M. R'y. 89 miles from Detroit, and 16 miles above Flint. It is on the line between Genesee and Saginaw counties, in a level, wooded region, and ships hoops, staves and shingles. The station is down on the railroad time card as County Line. John McCrady, post- master.
HUMBOLDT.
A village of 600 inhabitants in Ely town- ship, Marquette county, on the line of the M. H. & O. R. R., 28 miles west of Mar- quette. It is on the Escanaba river, in a hilly rough country. It is the location of the Washington and Edwards mines, which yielded in 1874, 28,390 and 2,849 tons of iron ore respectively. Express, American. Telegraph, Northwestern. J. F. Allen, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen J F & Co, druggists. Brodeur A L, physician. Corbett John, engineer. Coutch John, veterinary surgeon. Donahue Dennis, engineer. Driscoll Dennis, machinist. Fitzpatrick John, teacher. Granquist Peter, blacksmith. Harrington Jerry, engineer. Jillert J, engineer.
Kaiser John, watchmaker and jeweler. Knapp & Mitchell, butchers. Kraus Charles, boot and shoemaker. Larkin Paul, engineer. Lewis Frank, carpenter. McGee M B, station and express agent. Mckay R T, groceries And provisions. Nixon Rev George, (Methodist).
Pelmeare William, saloon.
Shafer Jacob, carpenter.
Stevens Edwin, carpenter.
Venables George, blacksmith. Wallace Thomas, hotel propr.
Washington Iron Co, groceries and provis- ions.
Woods Wm B, tailor.
HUNTER'S CREEK.
A postoffice in Lapeer township, Lapeer county, on the Detroit & Bay City R. R., 55 miles north of Detroit, and 5 south of La- peer. It takes its name from the stream on which it is situated. Grain and hops are cultivated in the vicinity. Mrs. E. L. Blair, postmistress.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Clark & Marks, grain dealers.
Davison O P, general store. French James, hotel propr. McGuin William, blacksmith.
HURD'S CORNERS. (See East Dayton.)
HURON CITY.
A village of 250 inhabitants in Huron town- ship, Huron county, on the shore of lake Huron, at the mouth of Willow river. It is 22 miles northeast of Bad Axe, the county seat, and 10 east of Port Austin. It has a saw mill and a salt well. Express, in Sum- mer, McClure's, in Winter, Jenks & Janette's. Telegraph, Western Union. Chas. E. Thomp- son, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cooper & Creery, salt mnfrs.
Dickinson H M, physician. Hamilton James, physician. Hayden Henry, hotel propr.
Hubbard R B & Co, general store and saw mill.
Winterbottom Robert, hotel propr.
IDA.
A postoffice in Ida township, Monroe county, on the line of the L. S, & M. S. R. R., 10 miles west of Monroe. The surround- ing country is settled mostly by Germans, and agriculture is the chief industry. Wheat, oats and corn are shipped. Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. James Richardson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Cooley Byron, station agent L. S. & M. S. R. R.
Dreterley C, general store. Gilhausen Martin, saw and grist mill. Hoffman P H, shoemaker. Jones F B, physician.
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Mills James, saw mill.
Oetgens John J, general store and agent U. S. Express Co. Regal J, tailor. Schuler George, wagon maker.
Slotz J H, general store. Teal S V, blacksmith.
Wegman John, shoemaker.
Weisleeter Wm, shoemaker,
Wilcox A & H, lime burners.
IMLAY.
A village of 500 population, in Imlay town- ship, Lapeer county, 214 miles north of Im- lay City, on the C. & L. H. R. R., and 12 miles northeast of Lapeer. Both lumber and farm produce are shipped. Settled 1860. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. A. H. Smith, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barker John D, agricultural implements. Bentley Rev James.
Bevens Samuel, hotel propr.
Carey J H, agent C. & L. H. R. R.
Coats Rev, (Methodist).
Crosby S, teacher.
Cruson N K, agent Am. Express.
Forsyth E & G, contractors and builders.
Goodrich Gary, lumber dealer.
Hartswell Henry, boot and shoemaker.
Ingraham S & J, restaurant.
Kipp Edwin, blacksmith.
Marshall C & J, saw and planing mill.
Minard J D, druggist and physician.
Sanderson Thomas, sash and blind factory. Smith A H, groceries and patent medicines. Yerex D V, physician.
IMLAY CITY.
A thriving village on the Chicago & Lake Huron R. R., in Imlay township, Lapeer county, 12 miles east of Lapeer, and 35 west of Port Huron. The village was platted in 1870, became incorporated in 1872, and now claims about Soo inhabitants. The surround- ing country is level, and grain, hoops, staves and lumber are the products shipped. Tele- graph, Western Union. Express, American. E. E. Palmer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott Franklin S, lawyer.
Abbott John & Wm S, saw and planing mill.
American Express, Norman J Krusen agent, Postoffice.
Bancroft House, Charles Palmer propr.
Bitting Rev J E, (Baptist). Borland John & Co, general store. Bullen Frederick W, knitting and notions. Bunks Duncan, oyster saloon.
Calkins Lebbeus, general store.
Cary George H, station agent.
Central House, Melanie & Cook proprs. Churchell Walter B, justice of the peace and township treasurer.
Cohn & Brother, general store. Cross Jacob A, physician. Delany Patrick, boots and shoes and millin- ery. Dodge Winchester T, harness maker.
Dunten Daniel I, oysters.
East John, flouring mills.
Eldredge Mrs N B, millinery.
Eldredge N B & Co, produce dealers.
Harrison Thomas W, job printer.
Haskin James M, tailor.
Haskins Richard, boot and shoemaker.
Johnson Joseph, flouring mill, 2 miles from Imlay City.
Johnson & McCabe, meat market.
Jones George W, physician.
Kennedy Mrs Z C, dress maker.
Krusen Norman J, Druggist, Books, Stationery. Cigars and Fancy Goods, Postoffice.
Leach Edwin J, Photographer.
Lenox Mark, harness maker.
Lyons & Fairweather, groceries and boots and shoes.
McEntee Win H & Son, Proprs National House.
McGillis Daniel, billiard saloon.
Manwaring & Son, general store.
Masser Joseph T, wagons and carriages.
Melanie & Cook, proprs Central House.
Murphy Richard, wagons and carriages.
National House, Wm H McEntee & Son Proprs.
Newton Asa B, wagon maker.
Palmer Charles, propr Bancroft House and livery. Palmer Edward E, notary public.
Robinson John, hardware, stoves and tin- ware.
Rogers Wm, grocer.
Rogers & Clark, livery.
Rutherford Alansing H, meat market.
Smith Daniel, tailor.
Smith Ebenezer, boots, shoes and gro- ceries.
Smith Wm, cooper.
Staples John F, shoemaker.
Stevens Samuel, barber.
Taylor Wm, blacksmith.
Thurston Bruce, groceries and liquors.
Townsend & Brother, produce and general store, cor Main and 3d.
VanAllen Charles H, watches, clocks and jewelry. Walker Hasder, baker. Wees Wmn, blacksmith. Wells Hiram C, mufr furniture and under- taker. Willey Julius, gunsmith,
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Young Lawrence H, dentist.
IMPERIAL MILLS.
Imperial Mills is located at the mouth of Bear creek on Grand river, and is on the township line between Plainfield and Can- non, in Kent county. It has an abundant water power at all seasons of the year. The Imperial mills (from which the place derives its name), is the principal merchant flouring mill for the surrounding country. It has three run of stones, and is capable of manu- facturing 60 barrels of flour per day. The proprietor, M. B. Hine, has also a grocery store in connection with the mill, where is also located the postoffice. Population about 60. The village is surrounded by a good and fertile farming country adapted to all the productions of this latitude, but especially for the growth of the best Michigan white wheat, and as a fruit growing region, it has but few equals east of the lake shore belt. It is on the line of the proposed Grand Rapids & Saginaw R. R., nine miles northeast from Grand Rapids. Was first settled by Andrew Watson in February, 1837. The name of the postoffice is Austerlitz.
INDIAN CREEK.
A postoffice in Alpine township, Kent county, 5 miles northwest of Grand Rapids, and 312 west of Mill Creek on the G. R. & I. R. R. It is situated in a beautiful rolling country magnificently adapted to agriculture. Grain, apples, hay and wool are the great staples. It has a tri-weekly mail, Adel Shaffer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chapman Rev I M (Baptist). Pierce Charles, hotel.
Pollard Rev A F (Congregationalist).
INDIANTOWN.
A postoffice in the town of Rivertown, Mason county, II miles southeast of Luding- ton. It is located in a farming country, of which potatoes, onions and cabbage are the staple crops, sour kraut being largely manu- factured here for sale to the neighboring lumber camps. It has a weekly mail, Samuel Hull, postmaster.
INGERSOLL.
A station and postoffice on the D. L. &. L. M. R. R., 96 miles from Detroit, and 8 northwest of Lansing. It is in the township of Watertown, Clinton county, and on Grand river. Lumber, staves and heading are the
articles shipped from this station. Population 25. Barthold Wagner, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ceipil J & Meyers, staves and heading mnirs. Goolvip R M, saw mill.
INKSTER.
Inkster is situated on the line between Dearborn and Nankin townships, Wayne county. It is also a station on the M. C. R. R., 14 miles from Detroit. Population 427. The surrounding country is rolling and fertile. Chief productions corn, oats, barley,- wheat, rye, broom-corn and potatoes. The manufactures include brooms, barrels, staves, lumber and chairs. Express, American. Hiram Wightman, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barker John D, agricultural implements. Cheney John, station agent lumber, staves and cooperage.
Dorp Mrs Marcy, general store.
Dugan James, blacksmith and wagon maker. Harrison Blanchard, agricultural implements. Harrison Mrs George, milliner and dress- maker.
Harrison Miss Maggie, hair worker.
Hull Denison, blacksmith.
Inkster Robert, real estate.
Lathrop W H, physician.
Phipps David, broom maker. Simpson G D, agricultural implements. Stevenson James, hotel propr.
Walker George W, general store.
Wightman Hiram, notary public and express agent.
INLAND.
A postoffice of Inland township, Benzie county, 16 miles southwest of Traverse City. The country is mostly wild, but produces good wheat and potatoes. It has a tri- weekly mail, E. P. Aplin, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aplin E P, hotel and general store. Kent Albert, general store. King L. Latham Rev D R.
INTERMEDIATE.
A postoffice in South Arm township. Charlevoix county, 12 miles south of Charle- voix village, and on or near Intermediate lake. It is in a heavy timbered country, of which potatoes and maple sugar are the chief products marketed. It has a weekly mail. E. A. H. Cole, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cole A D R, blacksmith and cabinet maker. Cole Eugene A H, general store. Jackson J M, cabinet makor. Keat James A, lawyer.
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IONIA.
Ionia the county seat of Ionia county is a city of 3,251 inhabitants, situated at the inter- section of the D. & M. and D. L. & L. M. railways, 123 miles northwest of Detroit, 34 east of Grand Rapids, and 39 northwest of Lansing. It is beautifully located on the north branch of Grand river, and is noted for its fine residences and costly churches. The river affords no water power at this point. The soil in the vicinity is gravelly, and the surrounding country excellent for every branch of farming.
Ionia was settled by an eastern colony which moved in under the leadership of Samuel Dexter in 1832. Its growth for many years was slow. In 1857 the D. & M. R. R. was completed to this point, and in 1869 the Ionia & Lansing, now part of the D. L. & L. M. R. R. In 1865 the village was incorporated, and four years later it ac- quired a city charter.
The manufacturing interests of Ionia in- clude 2 foundries and machine shops, a woolen factory, a boiler shop, a furniture factory, 2 flouring mills, a pottery, a large brewery, a stave and barrel factory, a planing mill, one saw mill, a sash and door factory, and an extensive brick yard, which turns out a famous white brick, resembling somewhat the well known Milwaukee brick. The shops of the D. L. & L. M. R. R. are also located here.
The public buildings, the jail and county offices, a $35,000 union school building, and 2 ward schools, 8 churches, Methodist (building costing $60,000), Baptist, Presby- terian, Christian, Congregational, Catholic, Dutch Reformed and Episcopal. Just west of the city is now in course of erection the new Intermediate state prison, an institution. designed to relieve the Jackson prison of the less heinous class of offenders.
There are two newspapers published here, Sentinel, republican, and the Standard, democratic. Besides its two intersecting rail- roads, a branch line connects Ionia with Stanton, commanding thereby an immense lumber business. Telegraph, Atlantic & Pacific and Western Union. Express, Ameri- can. M. L. Smith, postmaster.
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Adams Miss L, millinery. Allen Thomas, physician.
Allison & Bedford, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Postoffice. American Express Co, G S Goodrich agent.
Amphlett W O, Proprietor Ionia Pot- tery Works, Mnfrs Flower Pots, Lawn and Hanging Vases, and Fire Brick, opp D. & M. R. R. Depot. (See adv.)
Aniba Wm T, groceries.
Arndt Hugo, physician.
Atlantic & Pacific Tel. Co., G L Northorp supt. D. L. & L. M. R. R. Depot.
Bailey House, M H Huntress pror, cor Main and Ist.
Baldwin Charles E, stationery. and fancy goods.
Barber A H, saloon.
Barker Rev S D, (Congregationalist.)
Barnes H B, physician.
Barnes Joseph A, wagon maker.
Bauslaugh T, photographer.
Bayard S M, physician, 2 Bayard Block.
Bennitt & Soul, lawyers.
Bentley Hallet G, blacksmith,
Blanchard & Bell, lawyers.
Bolte Rev C G, (Catholic.)
Breen Wm, saloon.
Broad & Plant, meat market,
Brogan James, saloon.
Brown H, meat market.
Brown James J, groceries.
Burhans WP, vice president Second Nation- al Bank.
Burt Mrs M T, dress maker.
Bush C E, confectionery and dining hall.
Carr A F, cashier First National Bank.
Chapman I O, photographer.
Charles A, general store and land agent.
Chubb & Dye, Foundrymen and Mnfrs of Agricultural Implements.
Clark Charles E, propr woolen mills.
Clark George W, photographer, cor Main and 2d.
Clark J W Rev (Episcopalian).
Clark & Gould, carriage makers.
Clute Lemuel, lawyer.
Coe John Harvey, propr of Mason House. Colby E & Co. Mafrs and Dealers in Pine Lumber, Shingles and Lath, mills at Stanton, office over Irish & Bennett's store. Comstock & Welch, billiard saloon.
Coomer Mrs M J, dress maker and hair goods.
Cooper & Thayer, general store.
Croff & Cain, blacksmiths and livery stables. Cutler Wm R, dentist.
Delaney John H, groceries.
Deville John N, meat market.
Devine Daniel, carriage maker and black- smith.
Dildine Silas, general store.
Dodge Alexander W, lawyer. Egbert Mrs G, milliner and dress maker.
Ewer Alfred, saloon.
Farmers' Home, John Sum propr.
Ferris Nelson, livery stable.
Fiero House, A B Waterman propr, Dye nr Main.
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First National Bank of Ionia, capital $100,- 000, Alonzo Sessions pres, Louis S. Lovell vice pres, A F Carr cashier. Fisher Wm, blacksmith. Fisher & Henderson, barbers.
Flint & Merriam, general store.
Foley J P, station agent D. L. & L. M. R. R. Foot & Parker, sewing machine agents.
Fox Mrs J W, music teacher, Main.
Garrity Michael, boiler maker.
Gault Rev L R, (Christian).
Geck Anton, watches and jewelry.
Gemuel L G, propr Washington Hotel.
Goodrich N S, agent Am Express Co.
Gundrum F, physician. Gundrum Godfrey, dry goods. Gundrum Bros, druggists.
Hall & Townsend, real estate agents.
Hall, Dye & Hudson, flouring mills.
Hartmann Wm, confectionery and restaurant, Hathaway Andrew V, dentist.
Hearsey R, planing mills.
Hill F J & Brother, founders and machinists. Hinds Nelson, blacksmith.
Hitchcock Charles, boots and shoes.
Hitchcock N S, agricultural implements and seeds. Holden Mrs Julia, dressmaker, Main. Hudson R & Son, merchant tailors.
Humphrey R J, dentist.
Huntress M H, propr Bailey House.
Hutchins John B, grocer.
Hutchinson F S, deputy register of deeds. Ionia Pottery Works, W O Amph- lett Propr, opp D. & M. R. R. Depot.
Ionia Sentinel, (Weekly), H. C, Ses- sions Propr and Publisher, Postoffice Block. Ionia Standard, (weekly), J. P. Stevenson, Propr.
Ionia Woolen Mills, Chas E Clark propr. Irish & Bennett, drugs and groceries, Main. Irish D & E L & Co, merchant tailors. Jennings James L, land office receiver. Johnson & Hall Bros, general store.
Jones & Seymour, wagon makers. Joslın J C, physician.
Joy Rev HM, (Methodist Episcopal.) Kelsey Brothers, drugs and groceries.
Kidd J A, register U S land office.
Kidd J M, sash, door and blind mnfr. King Evrand H, station agent, D. & M. R.R. Kling George, saloon and restaurant. Kling Jacob W, restaurant.
Knight A A, furniture, Main. Lauster George, confectioner and grocer. Lester Alva M, grocer. Lindley Joseph, boots and shoes.
Liscomb Ira P, saloon.
McMullan G. H. & Co, drugs, groceries and stationery. Mains & Schneider, boots and shoes. Mann Loomis, tinsmith. Marble & Webster, lawyers.
Marvin Wm, meat market.
Mason House, John Coe, propr. Merritt S & Co, furniture mnfrs.
Mills M E & Co, hardware.
Mitchel Henry L, lawyer and justice of the peace, Mitchel W W, lawyer.
Monayhan Bryan, propr Revere House.
Moore S H & Co, grocers.
Morgentheler Louis, restaurant, Main. Morse Mrs R M, milliner and dressmaker. Nichols Wm S, restaurant.
Noble Henry, county clerk.
Northorp G L, manager telegraph, D. L. & L. M. R. R.
O'Conner Dennis, cigars, tobacco and-saloon. Otis Amos, county treasurer.
Page R W, Propr Page's Hotel, opp D. L. & L. M. R. R. Depot.
Page & Wilson, produce dealers.
Page's Hotel, R W Page Propr, opp D. L. & L. M. R. R. Depot.
Parker John W, meat market.
Pettit A W, billiard saloon.
Pettit George, blacksmith.
Pickett R M, gunsmith.
Pickhaver & Miller, boots and shoes.
Pierson Rev J, (Presbyterian).
Pratt Miss L E, dressmaker.
Preston & Merriam, dry goods.
Rail Road House, Mrs A Walker propr.
Ranney T G, physician.
Reep Wm, harness maker, Main.
Renolds Wm, sheriff. Reusch Elias, grocer.
'Revere House, Bryan Monaghan propr.
Rich H & Co, real estate agents.
Rich & Northorp, general store.
Rodman Martin A, watches and jewelry.
Roof Albert K, register of deeds, Public Square.
Root J LeRoy, cigars and tobacco.
Sam John, propr Farmers' Home. Scammell Wm F, meat market.
Schild Conrad, hotel and blacksmith.
Schild John, carriage maker.
Schmoltz Jacob, saloon.
Schmucker Fred, saloon.
Scott Robert, barber.
Second National Bank, G W Webber pres, W P Burhans vice pres, Virgil Van Vleck, cashier.
Sessions Alonzo, pres First National Bank, Sessions Henry C, Propr Sentinel, Postoffice Block. (See ade.)
Sessions & Strickland, Lawyers Postoffice Building. Shannon Mark B, saloon and cigars.
Shepherd Duncan, harness and saddles.
Sherman . House, Henry Starkey Propr, Main cor 3d. Shuster P. grocer. Sissem Henry J, boots and shoes.
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Fine Sample Rooms for Agents. Good Barns and Stables. Charges Reasonable. One block from D. L. & L. M. Depot. 1" Free Carriage to and from Trains.
SESSIONS & STRICKLAND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
COLLECTIONS Of all kinds in Ionia, Montcalm, Clinton and Gratiot Counties will receive prompt attention.
Office in P. O. Building, IONIA, MICHIGAN.
H. C. SESSIONS, · Proprietor and Publisher of the Ionia Sentinel. Large eight page Weekly, double the circulation of any paper in the county.
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Sloan F, commercial broker. Smith Vernor H, lawyer and deputy county clerk.
Smith & Lowe, stationers and news dealers, postoffice. Smith L D & M C, general store. Soules Oscar H, wagon maker.
Stacy John M, justice of the peace.
Starkey Henry, Propr Sherman House. Stellberger David, bakery.
Sternes Leander, barber, Sherman House.
Stevenson Frank, general store.
Stevenson J P, propr Ionia Standard.
Stone H B, W. U. Telegraph operator at D. & M. R. R. Depot. Summ George & Co, brewers.
Taylor Jesse, barber.
Taylor & Cutler, druggists.
Taylor Rev E O (Baptist).
Taylor, Hudson & Co, stave mnfrs.
Thomas D A, auction and commission.
Thomas Henry, bakery.
Thomas Wm B, lawyer and justice of the peace.
Thompson C O, patent and insurance agent. Tower O & O S, hardware.
Townsend & Taylor. insurance agents.
Tubbs, Jennings & Bentley, general store. Udell B L, groceries and crockery.
United States Land Office, James L Jen- nings receiver, and J H Kidd register. Vanderheyden W H, brick and drain pipe mnfr.
Vandoran Mrs W D, milliner.
Vasper & Wilson, lawyers. Vincent R E, painter.
Voorhees Ellis D, hatter and gents' furnish- ings.
Walker Mrs A, propr Rail Road House. Waterbury O C & Co, planing mills. Waterman A. B, Propr Fiero House. Webber G W, pres Second National Bank. Webber & Hall, groceries and crockery. Welch Andrew J, grocer.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Herman B Stone operator.
White Wm P, painter, Sherman House Block. Whiting Truman, marble works.
Williston Scott, furniture.
Willett & Yates, farm implements and seeds. Williams Albert, lawyer and circuit court commissioner.
Wordon H H, sewing machine agent.
Wright A S, general store. Wright Mrs Emma, milliner. Wright Mrs G H, dressmaker.
Young M J, hardware.
Zinnecker John, boots and shoes.
IOSCO.
A postoffice in Iosco township, Livingston county, 12 miles southwest of Howell, and 8 south of Fowerville, on the D. L. & L. M. R. R., its nearest railroad station. High and level and good farming lands make up the surrounding country. An extensive cider mill and a cheese factory are carried on in the vicinity, and all kinds of farm produce are largely shipped. Iosco has a weekly mail. Hiram Parker, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bradley Milton, justice of the peace.
Canon James, physician,
Cruikshank Charles, physician.
Hill Charles H, carpenter.
Hoyt James T, drain commissioner and con- stable.
Kellogg Rev James F, (Methodist).
Merils Silas C, town treasurer.
Odell George D, notary public.
Odell Rev J D, (Methodist).
Ogle William, blacksmith.
Parker Hiram, general store.
Parker Myron, cider and vinegar mnfr.
Russell Roderick R, wagon maker.
Stow Isaac, justice of the peace and super- visor.
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