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IRVING.
A small village on the G. R. V. branch of the M. C. R. R., 146 miles from Detroit, and S miles west of Hastings. It is in Irving township, Barry county, on the Thornapple river, in a fertile region of country. Flour and wheat are the principal articles of ship- ment. Population 100. F. L. Blake, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bierce Alonzo, saw mill.
Blake F L, general store and agent.
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Browning Rev M, (Methodist).
Campbell Rev D B, (Presbyterian).
Cranston P B, money lender.
Dow C P, boots and shoes and druggist.
Gardner, Campbell & Co, grist mill.
Gibbs Wm S, blacksmith.
Hubbard A, real estate.
Hendershott J J, wheat and produce dealer.
Hendershott J W, saw mill.
Hill L B, mill wright.
Mellon C, cooper.
Pawling F, constable and carpenter.
Ross Rev R H, (Wesleyan).
Widger H S, cooper.
Wood A P, grocer.
Wood J M, mechanic.
IRVINGTON.
A small place of 60 inhabitants, in Geneva township, VanBuren county, 25 miles north- west of Paw Paw. It is on the South Haven division of the M. C. R. R., 8 miles east of South Haven, and 176 from Detroit, the station being known as Geneva. The agri- cultural productions are wheat, corn and fruits. Lumber, bark, wool and leather are shipped. Express, American. B. R. Clark, postmaster,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Clark B R, general store.
Clark Rev B R (Freewill Baptist).
Crippin Bradley, physician. Hancock P, boot and shoemaker.
Martin Rev George S (Baptist.)
Pease E M, express and station agent.
Windoes, Bixby & Co, lumber, lath and pickets.
ISABELLA CITY.
(See Longwood.)
M ISHPEMING.
An important mining city in the iron dis- trict of Marquette county, 15 miles west of Marquette, and 3 miles west of Negaunee. Its population is 4,682. It is on the M. H. & Q. R. R., and is the northern terminus of the peninsula division of the C. & N. W. R.
R. It is the location of some of the most important iron mines on lake: Superior, in- cluding :
Product for 1874.
Cleveland mine 108,580 tons.
New York
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Lake Superior mine 114,074
Barnum mine. 41,403
Winthrop mine. 8,242
And in the immediate vicinity of Ishpem- ing are the :. Product for 1874.
Pittsburgh & Lake Angeline .. 32,888 tons.
Shenango mine. 7,549
Saginaw mine .. 45.486
Goodrich mine. -3,100
Williams mine. 593
A furnace was established here a few years since for the smelting of iron by the use of peat, but it seems to have been but a partial success. But 450 tons of pig iron were turned out during 1874. There is also a large foundry and machine shop located here.
Ishpeming boasts a $40,000 union school building, the most conspicuous object in the place. There are also 4 churches, Catholic, Baptist and 2 Methodist, also 2 good hotels, a weekly newspaper, the Iron Home, and Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodges. Express. American. Telegraph, Northwestern. Settled 1853. Incorporated I873. Julius Ropes, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams, Sutherland & Swift, At- torneys at Law, Main cor Candia. (See adv.)
Agree Oli, saloon.
Anderson August A, jeweler.
Anderson Charles A, livery stable.
Anderson Severin, constable.
Austin F & Co, meat market.
Barnum House, Robert Nelson propr, cor Main and Candia.
Barnum Iron Mine, Wm Sedgwick supt.
Berdie & Co; saloon.
Bigelow Buell S, physician.
Brigham Edmund D, telegraph operator, Depot. Burchill A N, livery stable. ors
Burns Rev, (Catholic).
Chenango Iron Mine, Judd Ayers supt.
Cleveland Iron Mine, F P Mills supt.
Clifford John, boarding house and saloon.
Collins Richard B, photographer.
Colwell Henry J, hardware, etc.
Coughlin John, saloon.
Crawford Mrs E A, boarding house.
Curtis, Emonson & Prime, general store. Datcher Andrew, grocer.
Deer Lake Iron & Lumber Co. E R Hall Agent, 2 Miles distant. (See adu.)
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DeMarest George, blacksmith and wagon maker.
Dickenson Wm E, supt New York Mines.
Donahue T F, grocer.
Ducett N, saloon.
Elison, Henrietta & Co, meat market.
First National Bank, R Nelson Pres, E D Nelson Cashier, cor Main and Candia.
Fredland Peter, constable.
Gilbert John, saloon. -
Girzikowsky E & Co, jewelers.
Goodrich Iron Mine, Bacon supt. Gordon Edward, barber.
Hall ERE, Agent Deer Lake Iron & Lum- ber Co.
Haspel Paul, propr California House.
Heineman H S, dry goods.
Henrietta J & Co, meats and provisions.
Hughes Timothy, saloon.
Jacobson Henry, jewelry.
Jeffer Asa, barber.
Jenks James, saloon.
Jenks Manville, furniture.
Jochim John W, hardware.
Johnson Charles, boot and shoemaker.
Johnson Gilbert D, supt Lake Superior Mine.
Jurray Mrs M, saloon and boarding house. Kirkwood Bros, druggists.
Kretchmar H & Co, furniture.
Lake Superior Mine, Gilbert D Johnson supt. Larseon Andrew, saloon.
Lavine Eugene, saloon.
Lovett Arthur, shoemaker.
Mckenzie James S, restaurant.
McNamara Charles, harness maker.
Malmborg J E, boarding house.
Marchon Mrs A, saloon.
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Rail- road, V J Newman agent.
Marwolsky ----- , clothing and notions.
Matthews Mark, saloon.
Merchants & Miners Bank, D F Wadsworth Cashier, Main and Front. (See adv.)
Mildon H H, liquors.
Mitchell Rev, (Presbyterian).
GARDINER GREENE, President. Norwich, Conn. E. R. HALL, Agent.
THEODORE F. McCURDY, Sed'y and Trcas. Norwich, Conn.
Ishpeming, (L. S.) Mich.
Deer Lake Iron and Lumber Co.,
Manufacturers of the "DEER LAKE" brand of
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JOHN Q. ADAMS. WILLIAM O. SUTHERLAND. WILLIAM F. SWIFT. ADAMS, SUTHERLAND & SWIFT,
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SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTION. Office in Postoffice Building, ISHPEMING, MICHIGAN.
B. S. BIGELOW, President. D. F. WADSWORTH, Cashier.
Merchants and Miners Bank,
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Mochler John, grocer. Monagan Peter, tea store.
Morley Hiram, Editor and Propr The Iron Home. Moross T, saloon. Mullens John, saloon. Murdock Win, saloon.
Murray Wm H, justice of the peace and col- lection agency.
Myers & Bigelow, general store.
Nelson Robert, propr Barnum House.
New York Mine Store, Chas L Sheldon manager.
New York Mines, Wm E Dickenson supt. Neuberger P, millinery.
Newett Win, Propr Commercial House, cor Main and Division,
Newman V J, agent M. H. & O. R. R. and Am Express Co, Depot.
Nolm John, saloon and boarding house.
Nora Store Co, Fred Brastead manager.
Northmore John, principal of union school.
Ockerland A G, photographer. O'Leary M J, billiard saloon.
Oliver Wm & Co, saloon.
Olsom P G, saloon.
Osborn Lotan E, manager Superior Foundry Co.
Outhwaite John P, coal, iron and brick.
Parks & Hayden, lawyers.
Penney Mrs, saloon.
Pero Mrs, saloon.
Quinn Henry, boot and shoemaker.
Richards Rev A J, ( Methodist).
Robins Edward, clothing, boots and shoes.
Ronaas Rev (Lutheran).
Ropes J & Co, druggists.
Sanson John, saloon.
Schott & Co, clothing, Main.
Sedgwick Wm, supt Barnum Iron Mine. Sheldon Chas L, supt New York Mine Store. Sloat O D, agent C. & N. W. railway.
Stolt J P, saloon.
Streeter E S & Co, lumber dealers.
Superior Foundry and Machine Shop Co, H Diamond, pres ; L E Osborn, manager, Swift Win Fitch, Lawyer, cor Main and Candia.
"The Iron Home," Hiram Morley, Editor.
Tislov Willick O, saloon.
Truscott $ & Bro, Wholesale and Re- tail Dealers in Wines, Liquors and Ci- gars.
Uren Wm, saloon and boarding house. Voelker N, saloon.
Wadsworth Daniel F, Cashier Merchants and Miners Bank.
Wallman & Friedlund, carpenters. Ward Ely & Co, general store.
Wendel Car! L. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public, Main. West Swan, deputy sheriff. 50
Wingate C H, general store. Witt Adolph, meat market. Wright B W, general store. Zethraeus F J G & Wood, druggists.
ITHACA.
The county seat of Gratiot county, an in- corporated village of 500 inhabitants, situated at the exact center of the county, and in part in each of the four townships of Newark, Northstar, Emerson and Arcada. St. Louis on the Saginaw Valley and St. Louis R. R. is I0 miles due north and St. Johns, on the D. & M. R. R., 22 miles due south. Goods for Ithaca are shipped via cither of these stations. Ithaca is the center of a good farming country, and farm produce is ship- ped. It has a daily mail. A. A. Wood, postmaster.
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Barnaby Rev H T, (United Brethren).
Beckwith Wm C, furniture.
Brown G T, lawyer.
Caldwell & Wisner, lawyers.
Comstock W W, hotel propr.
Corliss Rev J O, (Adventist).
Creasinger S P, druggist.
Fox H B, hotel propr.
Harder Rev J S, (Methodist).
Holmes Mrs E J, milliner.
Howd J W & Co, general store.
Johnson D C, grocer.
Lawrence Mrs George, milliner.
McCall E, lawyer.
Marvin C W, physician.
Nelson Wilber, general store.
Otis Rev N L, (Congregationalist).
Patch Mrs E C, milliner.
Pattengill Rev L C, (Baptist).
Pettis M R, sewing machine agent.
Pratt C L, boots and shoes,
Richardson George, groceries and drugs.
Scott W D, physician. Smith G C, hardware.
Smith Robert, publisher Gratiot Journal.
Taylor George, sewing machine agent.
Taylor Mrs George, milliner.
Thoenen S J, hardware.
Watson Mrs H L, milliner and sewing ma- chine agent.
Winton W E, lawyer.
Wood & Clafflin, groceries, jewelry and no- tions.
JACKSON.
The city of Jackson, the county seat of Jackson county, is situated on the M. C. R. R., 76 miles west of Detroit, 208 east of Chica- go, and 37 southeast of Lansing. It is, next to Grand Rapids and Detroit, the greatest railroad center in the State, roads diverging from it in seven different directions. These
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include the M. C. R. R., east to Detroit and west to Chicago; the Air Line, reuniting with the main line at Niles; the Ft. W. J. & S. R. R., south to Fort Wayne, Ind .; the L. S. & M. S. R. R., southeast to Adrian and Toledo; the G. R. V .. branch of the M. C. R. R., northwest to Grand Rapids, and the J. L. & S. branch to Lansing and Sagi- naw.
The city had a population, according to .the census of 1874, of 13,860, but it is claimed now (1875) to be fully 16,000. Its business interests are among the heaviest in the State.
MANUFACTURES.
Its extensive railroad facilities, together with its coal mines, four of which are now operated, afford it great advantages as a manufacturing center. An estimate recently made of the extent of its manufacturing in- terests is shown in the following table :
Yearly Products.
Two agricultural implement facto- ries .. $450,000 Eight wagon and carriage factories 800,000
Four furniture factories .... 340,000
Three foundries and machine shops. 1,650,000
One car factory
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One handle factory 25,000
Three coopering establishments ... 50,000
Five planing mills 300.000
Two box factories. 60,000
One wood pulp factory 100,000
One chemical works. 800,000
Five breweries .. 40,000
Four flouring mills 1,000,000
Two plaster mills 50,000
One sewer pipe factory 50,000
One pottery. 25,000
Two brick yards 40,000
One cigar factory.
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Aggregate about .$6,330,000
Besides all these the principal car. shops of the M. C. R. R. and branches are located here, the works being very extensive, and including a round house with a capacity for 54 engines. These give employment to a large number of hands.
TRADE AND SOCIAL ADVANTAGES.
An estimate of the trade of Jackson shows : Annual
Sales.
Ten boot and shoe houses $500,000 Seven dry goods houses 1,400,000 Forty grocery houses. 1,600,000
Five clothing houses, 360,000 Two crockery houses 100,000 Eight drug houses 160,000
Three music and musical merchan-
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Eight hardware houses. $360,000 Four millinery and fancy goods houses 400,000
Aggregate not less than $4,880,000 Jackson has 4 incorporated and 2 private banks. These are :
The First National, capital $100,000
The People's National, capital. 100,000 The Jackson County Bank, capital 250,000 Jackson City Bank, capital. 100,000 There are two daily newspapers, the Citi- zen, republican, and the Patriot, democratic, also the People's Champion, a weekly tem- perance paper.
In the way of churches and schools no city of its size in the State has more to boast of. Of the former there are 4 Baptist, 2 Congregational, 3 Methodist Episcopal, 2 Independent Methodist, I Evangelical Asso- ciation, 1 Christian, 2 Protestant Episcopal, I German Lutheran, I Adventist, I Catholic and I Jewish Synagogue. The school sys- tem comprises 2 large union schools and 8 ward schools, also a German Lutheran school and a business college. Number of scholars in attendance, 3,827. Teachers, 49. The Young Men's Library contains about 4,000 volumes.
There are many excellent business struc- tures and two fine hotels, the Hibbard and Hurd houses. A cut of the former (which does not do the building justice), may be seen on the following page. Both are well kept hotels, the Hibbard house being first- class in every particular.
The city is lighted with gas and supplied with water by the Holly system.
THE STATE PRISON.
The Michigan State Prison is located here, and for its admirable management deserves mention, being in no wise behind the other State institutions in their acknowledged per- fection. At the close of the last prison year, Sept. 30, 1874, there were 703 con- victs confined in the institution. Only 450 were employed on contract work, for which the State received an average of 6434 cents per day. The rest have been employed in improving the prison property. Notwith- standing the great number of men not em- ployed on productive labor, the prison earned in excess of its expenditures, $10,255.14. The prisoners are treated with the greatest humanity possible, and the lash was not used during the year in a single instance.
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Allen Charles H, dentist, 221 Main.
Altmann Wm, shoemaker, 127 Main. American House, Enos Hoyt Propr, 145 Main. (See ado.) G
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Orders by mail promptly attended to and sent C. O. D. to all parts of the United States. Nos. 149 & 151 Mechanic Street,
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American Telegraph Co, E A Webster pres, B S Chapin sec and treas, J M Myers gene- ral manager, 199 Main.
Anderson John, carriage mnfr. 176 Mechanic. Angell A DeLafayette, Medical In- stitute and Rupture or Hernia Cure, 264 Main. (See adv.)
Aniba Charles, barber, 160 Main.
Austin, Tomlinson & Webster Mfg Co, Wagons, Sleighs, Etc, 85 Jackson.
Ayers Junius, restaurant, 252 Main.
Babcock Stephen H, agent M. C. R. R.
Bader John C, hardware, 174 Main.
Badger H & Bro, pianos, 292 Main.
Bailey Abel J, cooper, Clinton.
Bailey James M, boots and shoes, 217 Main. Baillie & Neilson, grocers, 218 Main.
Baker, Barton & Co, lumber, cor Main and State.
Baldwin & Livermore, insurance, 265 Main. Bancker Enoch, lawyer, 251 Main.
Barnum B, physician, 197 Main.
Barnum Czar, marble works, Mill.
Barritt Ephriam A, flour and feed, 118 Jackson.
Barry Bros, grocers, 45 Main.
Baskin & Merritt, Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery, 214 Main.
Baum Mahlon O, meat market, 299 Main.
Bedford John, Saloon and Restaur- ant, 239 Main.
Beebe James F, Agent American Ex- press Co, cor Cortland and Mechanic.
Beiswenger J, carpenter, Washington.
Bennett Francis D, founder and machinist, Pearl near Jackson.
Bennett James. lawyer, Reynolds' Block.
Bennett Wm M, dry goods, cor Main and Jackson.
Bennett & George, brick yard, n of city limits.
Bennett, Knickerbocker & Co, flouring mills, Jackson.
Bennett & Woods, Planing Mills and Lumber Dealers, cor Jackson and Clinton.
Bieber Jacob, wagon maker, Cortland.
Billings Alonzo E, agent L. S. & M. S. R. R. Binder Wm H, meat market, 61 Main.
Bird & Mickle, civil engineers, cor Mechanic and Main.
Black Hiram, sewing machine agent, 196 Main.
Blackman Lemuel F, sewing machine agent, 290 Main.
Blair Austin, Attorney at Law, 272 Main.
Blashfield Newton M, insurance, 109 Main. Bliss & Spaulding, crockery, 246 Main.
Bloomfield Charles C, Oils and Glassware, 109 Jackson.
Boasler Frederick, boots and shoes, Keystone Block.
Boland Christopher, saloon, 162 Main. Boland Wm, meat market, Junction.
Boland Wm J, meat market, 148 Main.
Bortree M K & Co, Corset and Hoop Skirt Mnfrs, 245 Main.
Bradley James M, Propr Hibbard
House, cor Main and Francis. (See adv.) Brenk & Feldher, tailors, 265 Main.
Bronson Warren J, dentist, 216 Main.
Bronson Wm I, physician, 216 Main.
Brown Alvin IK, Editor and Propr People's Champion, and Music Dealer and Publisher, cor Francis and Mill and 220 Main. (Sce adv:)
Brown Wm, agent U S Express Co, 127 Me- chanic.
Brown & Pilcher, books and stationery, 250 Main.
Brown & Sprague, mattress mnfrs, Franklin. Brundage Mrs R E, millinery, 264 Main.
Buck W N & Co. Real Estate and In- surance, 249 Main.
Bullock Ransom D, Temple of Mu- sic, e of Hibbard House. (See adv.) Bunnell & Everard, clothiers, 206 Main.
Burtis John H, confectioner, 202 Main.
Bush, Brown & Bush, insurance, 264 Main. Butcher & Steinhoff, painters, 162 Mechanic. Calvert Wm J, physician, 290 Main.
Camp, Morrill & Camp, Dry Goods and Carpets, 270 and 272 Main.
Campbell & Kennedy, insurance, 198 Main. Carr H B & F R. tool handle works, near Junction.
Carter J G & G W. Dealers in Pork and Wool, cor Jackson and Pearl.
Case Calvin S, Dentist, 290 Main.
Casey Patrick, grocer, 156 Main.
Central Car & Minfg Co. E A Web- ster, Pres; A Van Norman, Sec ; Junc- tion.
Central House, Stackel & Co proprs, Junc- tion.
Chandler Wm S, liquors, 131 Main.
Chapin Edward W, cigars, 193 Main.
Chapman & Henderson, grocers, 19 Francis. Chase & Hawley, blacksmiths, 52 Jackson.
Child Wm W, jewelry, 276 Main.
Chittock Gordon, physician, 209 Main.
City Hotel, Samuel Fisher, Propr, 147 Main. (See adv.)
Clark Mrs Mercy S, dressmaker, 268 Main.
Clark Myron W, books and stationery, 196 Main.
Clement & Co, grocers, 235 Main.
Clement Eli A, lawyer, Main,
Clinton & Powers, Blacksmiths, cor Mechanic and Pearl.
Coats O P & Co, furniture, 204 Main.
Cobb & Eckler, Groceries and Provis- sions, 165 Main.
Cockburn Alexander, grocer, 174 Cooper. Cohn H & M, liquors, 187 Main.
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THE PEOPLE'S CHAMPION.
A WEEKLY FAMILY PAPER, DEVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF
Prohibition Temperance.
THE ONLY TEMPERANCE PAPER IN MICHIGAN.
Besides its usual Editorials upon the above and other important subjects, the Champion will give, each week, a carefully prepared synopsis of the
News of the Week,
Complete Market Reports,
The Time and Place of Temperance and Prohibition Meetings, Will have a Department for the Young, A " Question Box" for Old and Young, And, in short, will seek to furnish such a Variety of Interesting & Wholesome Reading Matter for the Family Circle
As will make it a welcome visitor in every household where virtue and intelligence are the ruling principles. We have already secured some of the
LEADING MEN AND WOMEN OF THE STATE AS CONTRIBUTORS. And shall add to this list from time to time in the future.
KO TERMS-$2.00 per annum; in advance. Send 50 cents and try it three months. ca All kinds of JOB WORK neatly and promptly executed. Orders from abroad will receive prompt attention. Address A. H. BROWN, Jackson.
A. H. BROWN,
MUSIC ) PUBLISHER
And Dealer in all kinds of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
My Stock of SHEET MUSIC is one of the Largest in the State.
BE"Teachers and the Trade supplied at the usual rates.
Address A. H. BROWN, Jackson, Mich.
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Caldwell Benjamin, boots and shoes, 197 Jackson.
Coltrin Robert B, notions, 266 Main.
Colwell Bros, druggists, 149 Main.
Conely & Sharp, lawyers, cor Main and Me- chanic.
Congdon & O'Neill, hardware, 153 Main. Cool & Allen, real estate and insurance, 196 Main.
Cookingham I V, photographer, 222 Main. Coots John F, planing mill, 22 Washington. Cornwell Clark, supt Jackson Pulp Co, Hib- bard House.
Coulson W S, builder, Cortland.
Courter Benjamin F, wood and coal, 115 Main.
Couston Horse and Cattle Food Co.
Cowham Wm F, reapers and mowers, 2! Cortland.
Cowherd Alfred, book binder, 127 Mechanic.
Crane & Carter, stair builders, 15 Clinton.
Crawford Abram M, physician. 214 Main.
Croff & Durham, proprs Grand River House cor Main and Milwaukee.
Crowe Edward, tailor, 239 Main. JA
Culkin Charles, saloon, 139 Main.
Curtiss Homer A, lawyer, 259 Main.
Curtiss Philo J, planing mill, 59 mill.
Dancer Leroy, billiards, 157 Main.
Darling John C, lime mnfr, 4 miles n of city.
Darrow Lysander F, sash, doors and blinds, 59 Mill.
Davis Lloyd, dentist, 296 Main.
Davis Nathan G, grocer, 171 Mechanic.
Davis Rosevelt H, physician, 209 Main.
Davis M & R & Co, spring bed mnfrs, 221 Main.
Dennis Elmore, Wood and Iron Working Machinery, 48 Jackson. (See adv.)
Dettmann, Weber && Bro, Meat Market, 172 Main.
Devereaux James, flour and feed, Mill.
Dewitt Mrs Jennie, dining hall, 216 Main.
Dimond George, carpenter, 100 Mechanic.
Doig Daniel, Contractor and Builder, 17 Clinton.
Dolan Frank, Grocer, 167 Main.
Dolan James, grocer, 144 Main.
Doland James J, gas fitter, 192 Main.
Donaldson John, dyer, 102 Mechanic.
Dooy Edward, saloon, 178 Main.
Dorrance W H. dentist. 254 Main.
Dorrill & Gilman, carriage mnfrs, 13 Wash- ington,
Douglass & Myers, clothing, 238 Main.
Dunham C A, Butter, Eggs, Dried Fruit &c, 32 Cortland. (See adv.)
Dyer James A, justice of the peace, 234 Main.
Earl Ebenezer J, painter, Keystone Block. Eaton Francis, cabinet maker, 1I Pearl.
Eaton James H, stone ware mnfr, cor Mil- waukee and Franklin.
Eaton Jerome B, Real Estate, 244 Main.
Eckler & Bacon, cigars, 163 Main.
Eggleston B F & Co, tailors, 217 Main.
Elliott Clarence A, flour and feed, 39 Mill.
Ewers Norman A, boot and shoe maker. 105 Jackson.
Faber Miss Elizabeth, millinery, 216 Main. Falihee James, boots and shoes, 160 Main. Farrand Fairchild, lawyer, 274 Main.
Fay George IN, Attorney at Law, 274 Main.
Feathery M & Co, grocers, 84 Main.
Field Leonard H, dry goods, 269 Main. Field & Son, confectionery, 294 Main.
Filkins & Crane, coopers, Prison.
First National Bank, Alonzo Ben- nett, Pres, J C Bonnell, Cash, Webster Block.
Fish T D & Son, Wholesale Grocers, 260 Main.
Fisher Byron O, photographer, 209 Main.
Fisher Homer D, Baker and Con- fectioner, 211 Main.
Fisher Samuel, Propr City Hotel, 147 Main. (See adv.)
Fleisher George, shoemaker, 7 Pearl.
Ford Albert L, spice mills and cigars, 99 Liberty.
Ford Stephen, propr Mosher House, cor Jackson and Clinton.
Forsh Moses, fish, etc, 193 Main.
Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw R. R., P B Loomis pres and general manager, cor Main and Milwaukee.
Fox Mrs Mary A, hair goods, Main.
Freeman Mrs Mary, millinery, 195 Main.
Freeman D B & Co, boots and shoes, 236 Main.
Frey Gottlieb, brewer, Water.
Frey G & C, brewers, 34 Lansing ave.
Frisbie Charles H, propr Junction House, Junction.
Gale George, agricultural implements, 275 Main.
Gallisp Alonzo, restaurant, 141 Main.
Galvin & Foote, saloon, 65 Main.
Gass Henry, grocer, 133 Main.
Gay H & Co, dollar store, 205 Main.
Gibson Wm A, physician, 2So Main.
Gifford Orrin, propr Union Hotel. Union Block.
Gilbert Henry & Sons, furniture, 25 Pearl.
Gilbert Mortimer, stair builder, 100 Me- chanic.
Gillespie James, meat market, Sa Main.
Glasgow Robert D, physician, 244 Main. Goodrich Osman E, insurance, 127 Me- chanic.
Goodwin & Oberliesen, jewelers, 264 Main. Goodyear & Knapp, hack lines, Francis.
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