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WYANDOTTE.
The second city in importance in Wayne county, is situated on the Detroit river, 12 miles below Detroit and near the head of Grosse Isle. It is in the township of Ecorse, and was platted in 1854 by the Eureka Iron Company, who had here established a blast furnace. In 1867 it became incorporated as a city, and now numbers over 3.500 inhabi- tants. - The secret of its growth has been the manufacturing enterprises established here. A second blast furnace was erected by the late Capt. E. B. Ward, and extensive rolling mills were put in operation by the Wyan- dotte Rolling Mill Company, the capital of which is $1,000,000, and which employs con- stantly some 500 hands. At these mills every branch of the business is conducted, including merchant iron, railroad iron and boiler plate. Extensive stove works have been established within the past few years, also a ship yard for the construction of iron vessels. Very extensive silver smelting and refining works are also carried on here, the supply of ore for which is brought from Lake Superior and Utah. Besides these there is a saw mill and three lumber dressing establishments. Its material interests also include a savings bank, $50,000 capital, a good hotel, a weekly newspaper, the Wayne County Courier, a public hall, 2 union schools of brick, and 7 churches (Presbyte- rian, Methodist, Episcopal, 2 Catholic and 2 Lutheran). The L. S. & M. S. R. R. and the Detroit branch of the Chicago & Canada Southern R. R., give connections with De-
troit and Toledo, and all points North South, East and West. O. D. Hibbard, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American Express Co, PR Johnson Agent, Oak.
Bell Walter J, saloon, Biddle ave.
Bennett John S, druggist, cor Eureka and Biddle aves.
Bennett Thomas A, billiard hall, cor Eureka and Biddle aves.
Riddle House, James S Campbell Propr. Bittrof John, meat market, cor Eureka and Biddle aves.
Bourke John, restaurant, Biddle ave.
Briggs Robert V, law and insurance, Elm.
Brohl Frank, baker, Eureka ave.
Campbell James S, Propr Biddle House.
Caspers Nicholas, saloon, Oak.
Christian Edwin P, physician, Biddle ave.
Clark Silas, Hardware, Stoves and Tin- ware and Agricultural Implements, Bid- dle ave.
Coan Marley, harness maker, Biddle ave.
Colburn Oliver, meat market, Biddle ave. Collins Charles, barber, Biddle ave.
Cook Robert, barber, Biddle ave. Comer Geo W, lawyer, Biddle ave.
Davis Bros, general store, Biddle ave.
Day Anson W, Physician and Dentist, Biddle ave.
Debo John P, wholesale wine and liquors, Eureka ave.
Dushane Samuel, barber, Biddle ave.
Eby Henry H, general store, cor Elm and Biddle ave.
Eichman Henry, flour and feed, Biddle ave. Elbert Wm, grocer, 2d.
Eureka Iron Co. Addison P Cook pres, W H Bronson treas, Elm.
Farnsworth & Co, general store, Biddle ave. Gartner Joseph, grocer, Ist.
George Lewis, general store, cor Eureka and Biddle ave.
Girardin Joseph, Mnfr Carriages, Wagons and Iron Wheelbarrows, Ist.
Gromm Engelbert, watches and jewelry, Biddle ave.
Hauberich John, Cigar Mnfr, Oak. Hibbard Oliver D, Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods and Postmaster, Biddle avenue.
Hoersch Mrs Henry, grocer, Biddle ave.
Hunter Archibald S, billard hall, Oak. Hurst James, T, lumber, foot Orange.
Johnson Josiah S, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr, Ist.
Johus on R F & Son, Grocers, Oak Kinahan Michael, grocer, 3d.
Kirby Bros, Ship Builders, Biddle ave. Leighton & Stillson, lumber, foot of Eureka ave.
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Maloch James, saloon and blacksmith, Bid- dle ave.
Marx George, Propr Wyandotte City Brewery, Front.
Mauren Peter, saloon, cor Ist and Maple.
Milkins Lorenzo P, fruits and confectionery, Biddle ave.
Morgan John A, Merchant Tailor and Clothing, Biddle ave.
Murphy Michael, saloon, cor Biddle aveand Maple.
Nellis John E, insurance, Biddle ave.
Northrup Charles J, propr Biddle House, cor Biddle ave and Oak.
Plumb Alfred, hardware, stoves and tinware, Biddle ave.
Potter Philip, meat market, Biddle ave.
Pray Sylvester, insurance agent.
Ratzek H & Co, dry goods, Biddle ave.
Roberts Daniel H, insurance and real estate, Biddle ave.
Schuffert Christian, billiard saloon, Front. Schutze Adolphe, Saloon, cor 2d and Oak.
Shelley Samuel S, fruits and confectionery, Biddle ave.
Shrader David, physician.
Sill F S & Co, boots and shoes, etc, Eureka ave,
Speck Henry & Bro, Cigar Mnfrs. Stiles & White, flouring mill, Front.
Stillson John, Lumber Mnfr and Dealer, foot Eureka ave.
Susor Joseph, flour and feed, Biddle ave.
Tewksbury Newton, saloon, Biddle ave.
Thomas Charles W, drugs, Biddle ave.
Thon J G, meat market, Oak.
Thon John F W, furniture and undertaker, Biddle ave.
Thon John F W & Son, sash, doors and blinds, Front.
Thon John G, meat market, Oak.
Warmbier Charles, grocer, 2d.
Wayne County Courier, Griffin & Nellis props, Biddle ave.
Webb Egbert T, drugs, Biddle ave.
Williams Henry, harness maker.
Wyandotte Rolling Mill Co, T C Owen pres. S R Mumford sec, J S Turner treas, River Bank.
Wyandotte Savings Bank, John S Van Al- styne pres, Wm Van Miller cashier, cor Biddle ave and Oak.
Wyandotte Silver Smelting and Refining Co Wm Frue pres, C B Woodruff sec, W Van Miller treas, H C Hahn supt.
YANKEE SPRINGS.
A postoffice in Barry county, 8 miles south of Middleville, on the G. R. V. branch of the M. C. R. R., from whence it receives a semi-weekly mail. It is in a good grain and
fruit country, and makes large shipments of cider and apples.
YEW.
A postoffice in Wayne county, correspond- ing to Town Line station on the D. L. & L. M. R. R., 9 miles from Detroit.
YORK.
A village, also known as Mooreville, con- taining some 300 people, in York township, Washtenaw county, 14 miles south of Ann Arbor. The surrounding country is rich and well cultivated, producing wheat, oats, corn, potatoes and wool. Barrels, lumber and cheese are manufactured. Ship to Sa- line, on the D. H. & S.W. R. R., 6 miles north. It has a tri-weekly mail. H. N. Bowers, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alchim Richard, general store.
Bronner George, cooper.
Carpenter Truman, cheese mnfr.
Clark J N, blacksmith.
Draper Anson, blacksmith.
Ford Henry, general store.
Gauntlett James, boots and shoes.
Hale Samuel, blacksmith.
Jackson John A, wagon maker.
Lounsbury H P, blacksmith.
McMullen James, wagon maker.
Muhlig & Sons, steam saw mill.
Oakley F M, physician.
Parker E O, hotel.
Smith H B, saloon.
Tuttle & Bronner, coopers.
YORKVILLE.
Yorkville is a village of 120 inhabitants on Gull creek, at the outlet of Gull lake, in the township of Ross, Kalamazoo county. It is 13 miles northeast of Kalamazoo, 5 north- west of Augusta on the M. C. R. R., and on the line of the M. C. & L. M. R. R., now in process of construction. It is in the center of a fine rich farming country, grain, hay, live stock and wool being the leading produc- tions. It has a flouring mill and ships flour. D. L. Johnson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burghdurff C P, veterinary surgeon.
Griffin Samuel, cooper.
Hampton Charles, builder.
Hampton W W, builder.
Hoppel Peter, miller.
Johnson D L, flouring mill.
Lake F T, builder.
Vanamon R, cooper.
YPSILANTI.
Ypsilanti is on the Huron river and the M. C. R. R., 30 miles west of Detroit. It is in
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the east central part of Washtenaw county and 8 miles east of Ann Arbor, the county seat. It is the point of divergence of the D., H. & S. W. R. R. from the Michigan Central, connecting it with Hillsdale, Logans- port and Indianapolis.
At an early day the present site of Ypsi- lanti was a popular trading ground with the Indians, and in 1811 Godfroy, Pepin and Le Chambre, a firm of French fur traders pro- cured a grant of 2,500 acres at this point from the general government. It was 1823 before a road was cut through from Detroit to the location and before any regular settle- ment was made. It was then called Wood- ruff's Grove. Two years later parties in Detroit bought out the interests of Godfroy, Pepin and Le Chambre and platting the vil- lage named it in honor of the then famous Greek revolutionary leader, Ypsilanti. It was chartered as a village in 1832. In 1838 the Michigan Central was opened to it. In the same year crime became so prevalent in it from its frontier position that a vigilance committee had to be organized and sharp measures threatened if not carried out. In 1849 Ypsilanti secured the location there of the State Normal School, the consideration being the site and $13,500 in money. The city has since enjoyed a steady, healthy growth and by the census of 1874 was shown to number 5,211 inhabitants, though the po- pulation is popularly claimed to be over 6,000.
Ypsilanti possesses a fine water power and this has given it great advantages for the manufacture of paper, a branch in which, it is stated, it is surpassed by but one or two other places in the entire country. There are three paper mills, having a united capa- city of 15 tons per day. There is also a machine shop for the manufacture of paper mill machinery, 10 flouring mills, a woolen factory, 3 sash, door and blind factories, an extensive carriage factory and a number of smaller manufacturing interests.
There is a national bank, capital $75,000, and one private bank of large means, and 2 newspapers-the Commercial republican, and the Sentinel democratic. Besides the Normal School, Ypsilanti has a large union school and 8 churches, distributed among the Catholic, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Episcopal denominations. The city is lighted with gas and water works are talked of. In the distant future Ypsi- lanti looks forward to becoming the county seat of a new county to be carved out of the eastern tier of townships of Washtenaw and a considerable slice of Wayne county. Clin- ton Spencer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American Express Co, S J Vail agent, Huron.
American Hotel, cor Larned and 3d. American Telegraph Co. Spencer Block. Ashley Calvin F, physician, Huron. A & P Tel Co, Spencer Block.
Ayers Wm C, propr Barton House, cor Washington and Pearl.
Ayer's W C, livery, Cross.
Babbitt John W. justice of the peace, River.
Babbitt J Willard, Attorney at Law, Huron.
Babcock & Harris grocers, Congress.
Bacon Mrs M J, millinery, Cross
Baker & Stephenson, photographers, Arcade Block.
Baldwin C S W, dentist, Congress.
Ballard Mrs M A, dress maker, Huron.
Baluss Cornelius, cooper, Water.
Barr A F, dentist, Cross.
Barton House. W C Ayers propr, cor Wash- ington and Pearl.
Batchelder Don Carlos, marble works, Wash- ington.
Batwell Charles D, patent rights, Huron. Batwell Edward, physician.
Beach Carriage Mufg Co, S M Cutcheon pres, A G Starr sec, Washington. .
Bevier Henry, Wagon and Carriage Maker, Congress.
Bickford & Camp, hardware, Congress.
Bogardus Franklin P, sash, blinds, etc, Con- gress.
Bortles Ephraim, restaurant, Huron.
Boyce Miss E S, Hair Goods, Cross.
Boyce F A, tobacco and cigars, Congress.
Boyce John, boots and shoes, Huron.
Brinkerhoff H H. Insurance and Real Estate.
Brown Myron restaurant, Cross.
Cady Homer, commission, Congress.
Cain & Co, harness makers, S Washington.
Carr's Boarding Hall, C C Carr Propr, 8 River. ( See adv.)
Carr G W, grocer, Cross.
Case Philetus, commission, Huron.
Champion Charles R, druggist, Cross.
Clark Andrew J, photographer, Huron.
Coe Miss O S. millinery, Huron.
Collins Charies C, saloon, Washington.
Corey A L, pump mufc, Congress.
Cornwell, Hemphill & Co, Bankers, cor Congress and Huron.
Cornwells & Co, paper mill, s of city limits.
Costello Thomas, merchant tailor, Congress. Crane George, meat market, Congress.
Crane Isaac, tanner, Congress.
Crane John G. Justice of the Peace, Arcade Block. Curtis Mrs E M, millinery, Huron.
Curtis H M, carriage mnfr, Congress. Cutcheon & Allen, lawyers, Arcade Block.
Cutler John M. Propr Follett House, Cross.
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Davis John H, jewelry and tobacco, Cross. Davis W R, boots and shoes, Congress. DeHazen A R, barber, Cross.
Detroit, Hillsdale & South West- ernič. R. Co., Edwin F Uhl, Manager, Wm F Parker Supt, Follett Block. (See adu) Denbel Bros. Huron Flouring Mills, Water.
Dodge Stephen H, jeweler, Congress.
Easterly & Ford, grocers, Congress.
Eckerish Martin, saloon, Congress.
Ehman Charles, cabinet maker, Congress.
Emerick Frank, lawyer, Arcade Block.
Farmers' & Mechanics' Trade Association, J M Chidister supt, Cross.
Feldmann Henry, jeweler, Congress.
Ferrier Philo & Son, founders and machin- ists, River.
First National Bank, IN Conklin pres, Daniel L Quirk, vice pres, F P Bogardus cashier, Congress.
Follett House, J M Cutler Propr, Cross. Follmor & Scovill, lumber, near Depot.
Forsyth E R, broom maker, River.
Foster Charles E, druggist, Cross.
Fowler B F, meat market, Cross.
Fraser Daniel, blacksmith, Washington.
Freeman & Kirk, wagon mnfrs, Washington. Fulton James, restaurant, Congress.
Gas Governor Co, W L Horn & Parsons Bros, Proprs, s s Congress.
Gerry, Smith & Dodson, physicians, Pearl. Gerry S A, dentist, Pearl.
Gilbert John, wood werk.
Gilmore Addison, Broom and Brush Mnfr, Huron.
Grant & Leetch, Wood and Novelty Works, Adams.
Greene Daniel B, merchant tailor, Congress. Griffin Darwin C, livery, Huron.
Grob Jacob, Brewer, Forest ave. Guild A & Son, tobacco and cigars, Huron. Hall W H, physician, Arcade Block.
Hankins George V, saloon, Congress.
Harris C T, physician, Pearl.
Haskin Horatio, baker and confectionery, Cross.
Havens J G & Bro, grocers, Cross.
Hawkins Abiel, propr Hawkins House, Con- gress.
Hawkins House. Abiel Hawkins, Propr Congress. (See ade.)
Hawkins W H, livery, Congress.
Hayton James A,tobaccoand cigars, Congress. Hayton R C & Son, guns, etc., SWashington. Heath & Co, fruit dryers, Adams. Henderson & Glover, dry goods, Congress. Henning David, fruit and cider, Cross.
Hewitt W B & Co, boots and shoes, Congress. Hinckley Franklin, lawyer, Huron.
Hirth George, Wholesale Confectioner, Cross.
Hodgkin J Henry, sewing machines, Congress.
Holmes Charles, Jr, Insurance and Real Estate, Huron.
Hopkins George, Meat Market, Huron. Horn W L & Parsons Bros, mnfrs of gas governors, Congress.
Howard James, Barber, cor Congress & Washington.
Howland J & Co, tanners. Forest ave.
Jackson E H, blacksmith, Huron.
Jewett Wm, insurance and real estate, Follett House Block.
Johnson Mrs J C, millinery, Hewitt Block. Jones G W, grocer, Cross.
Jones S A, millinery, Congress.
Jones W R, Barber, Congress.
Joslin C & F, insurance, Congress.
Joslin & Whitman, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Congress.
Keating W E, propr Western House, cor Congress and River.
Kendrick & Driscoll, Lumber Dealers, cor Congress and Adams.
King C & Son, grocers, cor Congress and Huron.'
Kitchen Joseph, dry goods, Congress.
Klein Adam, saloon, Congress.
Lang & Gregory, stoves and tinware, Huron. Lang & Martin, blacksmiths, River.
La Rue & Foote, grocers, Congress.
Leach Win, eating house, cor Cross and River.
Leland George, restaurant, Congress.
Lincoln & Granger, druggists, Huron. Lithiuser John, saloon, Congress.
Lucking Joseph, meat market, Congress.
McAndrew & Co, furniture, Congress.
Mccullough J & W L, founders and machin- ists, cor Congress and Water.
Martin Mrs HI DD, Millinery, Congress. Martin W B, boots and shoes, Cross. Martin W H C, physician, Cross.
Moorman George, grocer, Huron.
Morris J S, tailor, cor Congress and Huron.
National Hotel, cor Third and Woodbridge.
Neat George A, General Variety Store, 18 and 20 Cross.
Ninde Thomas, lawyer, Arcade Block.
Noble & Hutchinson, livery, Huron.
Oto Geo, meat market, Congress.
Owens F K, physician, Adams.
Owens T C, flouring mill, Cross.
Parsons Bros, sash, doors and mouldings, s of E Public Square.
Parsons Mrs J K, photographer, Huron.
Pattison C R, propr Ypsilanti Commercial, Huron.
Pattison Wm, physician, Huron.
Peninsular Paper Co. L A Banes pres, J W Van Cleve sec, n w city limits. Post David A, physician, Huron. Reddaway John, blacksmith, Congress.
Rexford F K & Sons, dry goods, Congress. Richards C A, potash mnfr, Forest ave,
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Robbins Samuel, Hides, Pelts and Furs, Congress. Robbins & Sweet, dry goods, Congress.
Rogers David W, pump mufr, Congress. Roloson A J, photographer, Cross.
Root Bros, flour and feed, Cross.
Rowley Simeon, produce and commission, Congress.
Samsom J H, hardware, Cross.
Samson Erastus, druggist, Congress.
Sanders & Wortley, clothing, Congress.
Schade Leopold, baker, cor Congress and Park. Schwartz Killian, saloon, 9th. Sears Wm, boots and shoes, Cross.
Seaver James E, books and stationery, Huron.
Shaw Thomas M, gunsmith, Huron. Shelmire B F, meat market, Cross.
Shemeld & Cook, cigar mnfrs, Cross. Sherwood Bros, boots and shoes, cor Con- gress and Huron. Shrieves Mrs N M, millinery, Huron.
Siegmund Charles, barber, cor Huron and Congress.
Smith Charles S, Meat Market, Con- gress. Smith Frank, druggist, Congress. Smith John B, saloon, Congress. Spencer Clinton, postmaster, Huron. Spoor J W & Co, Saddle and Harness Makers, Congress. Stelle A Clark, Restaurant, Confection- ery and Ice Cream, Congress.
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Corner Washington and Congress Sts., - YPSILANTI, MICH.
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Stevens A R, tailor, Hewitt Block. Stewart & Co, carriage mnfrs, Cross.
Swift, Drury & Taylor, hardware, Con- gress.
Terns John, rag dealer, E Side.
Terms J & Bro, Wholesale Cotton and Woolen Rags, City Elevator, office at Cornwell's Bank. (Ste ady.)
Terms Peter, Saloon, and Dealer in To- bacco and Cigars, Huron.
Thomas && Hall, Physicians, Cross. Thompson O E, painter, Cross and River. Uhl & Crane, lawyers, Follett House Block. Vail Miss M C, millinery, Congress.
Vail Samuel J, agent American Express Co, Huron.
Van Tuyl Henry, druggist, Congress.
Varnum D S, Stencil Cutter and Saw Filer, cor Congress and Huron.
Vinkle Harrison, furniture, Congress,
Vought Samuel, saloon, Congress.
Wallington & Swaime, Maltsters, Forest ave,
Watling & Tremper, dentists, Huron.
Weeks & Lawrence, grocers, Congress.
Wells S H, barber, Congress.
Wertman & Roys, wagon makers, Washing- ton.
Whitmore G E, sash, doors and blinds, Cross.
Wilkins Frank G, clothing, Congress.
Williams D W, fur dealer, Cross.
Williams & Harris, grocers, Congress.
Wilson Judson A, confectionery, Huron.
Wilson S H & Greene, telegraph instrument mnfrs, Washington.
Wise D A, flour and feed, Congress.
Woodruff Charles M. Lawyer, Office over S H Dodge's Jewelry Store, Con- gress.
Woodruff C, Propr Ypsilanti Sentinel, Washington.
Wortley Jonathan H, crockery and glass- ware, Congress.
Yost C L, Saddle and Harness Maker and Auctioneer, Congress.
Yost Geo L physician, Washington.
Yost Wm H, commission and produce, Con- . gress.
Ypsilanti Commercial (weekly), C R Pattison propr, Huron.
Ypsilanti Paper Co, C Cornwell Pres, Robert W Hemphill sec, I mile west of city limits.
Wpsilanti Sentinel, (Weekly), C Woodruff Editor and Propr, Washington.
Ypsilanti Whip Socket Minig Co. S Post Sec, Congress.
YUBA.
1 A postoffice in East Bay township, Grand Traverse county, on the east shore of Tray-
erse bay, 6 miles south of Elk Rapids and 11 northeast of Traverse City. The country hereabouts is devoted principally to farming. and considerable attention is paid to fruit raising. Cordwood is the only article of shipment as yet. Yuba has a daily mail. Lydia N. King, postmistress.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
McDonald J, insurance agent. Pulcipher John, supervisor and farmer. Thacker R, town treasurer.
ZEELAND.
Zeeland is a small village mostly settled by Hollanders, in Zeeland township, Ottawa county, on the G. R. branch of the C. & M. L. S. R. R., 5 miles east of Holland. It has saw and flouring mills, and ships lumber, shingles, staves, bark and flour Population 400. P. Benjaminse, postmaster. (For Busi- ness Directory see page 62.)
ZILWAUKEE.
Zilwaukee is a lumber and salt manufac- turing village on the left bank of the Sagi- naw river, in Zilwaukee township, Saginaw county, 6 miles below Saginaw City and 9 south of Wenona. The J. L. & S. R. R. passes through it. It is in a low marshy sec- tion, the productions of which are hay, corn, oats and potatoes. It contains 6 saw mills and 4 salt blocks, also 4 hotels, 2 churches, etc. Population 1,500. Telegraph -- West- ern Union. James Maloney, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Becket & Sons, grocers.
Bisett J, hotel propr.
Bliss A T, flouring mill.
Burt W R, flouring mill.
Driggs, salt manufacturer.
Dunn James, hotel propr. HIG N. Hax P, saloon.
Hendry G, druggist and physician.
Holt John, hotel propr.
Kramer Rev, (Lutheran).
Lyon James J, grocer.
McDowl A, hotel propr.
Onide Co, flouring mill.
Richards Rev, (Methodist).
Roniker John, grocer. Rust & Co, salt mnfrs.
Rust, Enton & Co, Rouring mills.
Sandhoff John, shoemaker.
Scott George, meat market.
Spronleater J, flouring mill.
Stratton H, railroad agent.
Surver Frederick. blacksmith.
Taylor William, meat market.
Van Emster F, druggist.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY,
Comprising a Classified List of all Trades, Professions, and Pursuits in the State of Michigan, Arranged Alphabetically, by Postoffices.
Abstracts of Land Titles.
Bliss A L & C M, Adrian
Stevens J H, Alpena
Anneke & Wilkins, Bay City
Dix R D, Berrien Springs
Cowgill Joel, Cassopolis
Clapp L A, Centreville
Smith & Belcher, Charlotte
Nichols P P, Coldwater
Bulkley John S, Detroit
Skinner E C & Co,
Casterlin C C, Farwell
Blair Edwin D,
Grand Haven
Tinkham J F, Grand Rapids
Cook & Sheldon, Hastings
Haven & Carpenter, Howell
Abbott John, Lapeer
Papst Rudolph, Lexington
Resequie C E, Ludington
Clark & Walker, Manistee
Mitchell Preston, Marshall
Woodhouse & Bro, Mason
Vanvalkenburg & Co,
Midland City
Persons & Edwards, Newaygo Duncombe & Richardson,
Paw Paw
Fraser & Lamb, Port Huron
Bates T T, Traverse City
Accountant.
Fayram Amos, Detroit
Advertising Agents.
Armstrong C W. Detroit
Brearley Will H.
Frink J H & Co,
Savage Wm E & Bro, 82
Agents, Supplies.
Ramsay N R, Detroit
Agricultural Implements. (See also Hardware.)
Bond George W, Adrian
Mann S B,
Gale Mnfg Co, Albion
Currier H A & Bro, Almont
Wait Mnfg Co, Grand Haven
Butterworth & Lowe,
Grand Rapids
Deane G S & Son,
Denison Wm C,
Goodrich P M & Co,
Grand Rapids Mnfg Co,
Haney Elijah,
Luther & Sumner,
Smith H S & Co,
Wright Jeremiah, Kellogg & Bush,
Grass Lake
Green S T.
Tuttle & Thomas, Chelsea
Brown Solomon & Son, Clinton
Hopkins & Powers,
Homer
Woodward David.
Foster G S & A J & Co, Coldwater
Castle Bros,
Constantine
Barker John D.
Inkster
Harrison Blanchard,
Simpson G D,
Chubb & Dye,
Ionia
Fowler George H & Co,
Michigan Ag'l Works,
Penfield W S,
Sanborn Wm.
Sherwood & Co, ..
Gale George H,
Kellogg George, ..
Lusk & Co, ..
Mueller C F.
Gibbs & Arnold,
Eaton Rapids
Reid Wm B,
Wright & Cowan, Eaton Rapids Pitcher Chas B, Farmers' Creek Wilbur & Lapham, Farmington Horton Dexter, Fenton
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