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JONES.
A station on the M. C. R. R. air line, 78 miles west of Jackson, and 1I east of Casso- polis. It is in Newburgh township, Cass county. The postoffice is known as New- burgh. (See Newburgh.)
JONESVILLE.
A thriving village on the main line of the L. S. & M. S. R. R., in Hillsdale county, 5 miles west of Hillsdale. It is also the point from whence the Lansing branch diverges, and likewise the crossing of the Ft. W. J. & S. R. R. It is 95 miles from Detroit, 71 from Toledo, 173 from Chicago, 25 southwest of Jackson and 59 south of Lansing. It is finely located amid an excellent farming sec- tion of country, is an energetic thriving busi- ness place, and has a population of over 2,500.
The chief manufacturing enterprises are the large woolen mills of H. R. Gardner & Co., and the cotton milis owned and operated by a stock company. These institutions employ each a large force of hands, and have resulted in a large accession to the population, and have had much to do with the present pros- perity of the town. Of other manufacturing enterprises, as mills, carriage shops, marble shops, foundries, etc., it has its full share for a place of its size. The St. Joseph river furnishes abundant water power. Its public buildings consist of a first-class school house and 4 churches, Methodist, Baptist, Presby- terian and Episcopal, and one public hall.
It supports one good weekly newspaper, the Independent. Jonesville was settled about 1832 or 1833, and at an early day was the county seat of Hillsdale county. Robert A. Sinclair, postmaster.
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Alden, Sutton & Co, coopers. Alvord Erastus blacksmith.
Babcock A E & Son, jewelers. Ball J A, photographer. Barkman Ephraim, grocer. Barrette Clara, fancy goods.
Baxter Witter J, Lawyer and Land Agent.
Baxter, Selfridge & Co, sash, door and blind minfrs.
Beach Alexander, Flouring Mills.
Benson House, W W Peterson propr.
Birdsell L D & Co, meat market.
Blois John T, justice of the peace.
Buell & Kelsey, grocers.
Bullock George W, carriage maker.
Bullock & Millsom, livery stable.
Button & Munsell, grocers. -
Cain D, propr Lake Shore House.
Carlow John, shoemaker
Case Calvin R, furniture.
Chaddock Gilbert, physician and druggist.
Curtis Ezra S, saloon.
Darling John R, grocer.
Deal Jacob J, Carriage Mnfr, Water. (See adv.)
Dennis James I, propr Jonesville Independ- ent.
Exchange Bank of Grosvenor «& Co.
Frost W H & Co, lumber.
Ganiard Clinton W, sewing machine agent.
Gardner HI R & Co, Mnfrs Cassim- eres, Tweeds and Flannels. ( See adv.)
Gardner, Mumford & Co, Proprs Jonesville Cotton Milis. (See adv.)
Gay J H, lumber.
Green Jesse E, barber. Gregory Stephen, marble works.
- Grosvenor & Co, bankers.
Hawkins W B, physician.
Mayward Ezra, Barber. Howard Fred W, druggist.
Jonesville Cotton Mufg Co, E O Grosvenor Pres, George C Munro Sec and Treas.
Jonesville Independent, (Weekly). James I Dennis Propr.
Jonesville Woolen Mills, H R Gardner & Co Proprs. (See adv.) Kanfinan B, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Gents' Furnishing Goods Chicago.
Knowles S C, millinery.
Lewis J S, hardware,
Mayer Emanuel, clothing.
Meeker Edwin, blacksmith.
Mergeulhalder Fred, baker.
Miller Robert T, Founder and Ma- chinist, Water.
Minor Erastus C, Watchmaker, Jew- eler and Insurance Agent.
Munto George C, justice of the peace.
Parmaly M, billiard saloon.
Peterson W W, propr Benson House.
Platt Wm W & Co, agricultural imple- ments. Richmond O H, agent L. S. & M. S. R. R.
St John Miles, book binder.
Sibbald, Spaulding & Co, dry goods.
Smith James J & Son, clothing.
Smith Wm C, harness maker.
Stevens George W, physician.
Stone Delos W, dentist.
Storm Jason W, dentist.
Stranger John, meat market.
Taylor Isaac B, grocer.
Tiffany & Brother, Hardware and Agricultural Implements. Vail John I, baker.
Van Ness & Turner, merchants and agents American Express Co.
Varnum R S, drugs, books and station- ery. Voorhies Mrs E N, millinery.
Wade James H, agent Ft. W. J. & S. R. R.
Wales Lyman S, boots and shoes.
Waring James HM, Confectionery, Cigars, and Restaurant.
Warren H M, physician. Whipple Joel, marble works.
Wieland Charles, Meat Market. Wisner Daniel, general store Wisner I. R, physician.
Wisner & Ranson, general store and agents U S Express Co.
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JOYFIELD,
A postoffice in the southern part of Ben- zie county, in Joyfield township, 10 miles due south of Benzonia, 15 southeast of Frank- fort, and 34 southwest of Traverse City. It is within the limits of the fruit belt, and pro- duces good crops of wheat, corn, rye and po- tatoes. It has a weekly mail. Amaziah Joy, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
McCormick G W, lumberman. Shaw Leonard H, general store. Scott E D, justice of the peace.
Wells Rev Wm C (Baptist), physician.
KALAMAZOO.
The largest village in Michigan, Kalama- zoo having always refused a city charter. It is the county seat of Kalamazoo county, and is on the main line of the M. C. R. R., 144
miles west of Detroit and 140 east of Chica- go. It is the point of divergence of the Kalamazoo & South Haven branch, and is intersected by two roads running north and south-the Grand Rapids & Indiana, and the Kalamazoo division of the L. S. & M. S. R. R. It is thus as a railroad center sur- passed only by Detroit and Grand Rapids and is equalled only in this State by Jackson. It is 48 miles south of Grand Rapids, 39 miles east of the lake Michigan shore at South Haven, 37 miles north of White Pigeon, and 35 north of Sturgis. It is beau- tifully situated on the Kalamazoo river, and has the reputation of being one of the most charming places in Michigan.
Kalamazoo has a population claimed to be about 10,000. It is chiefly famous as being the location of the State Insane Asylum, Kalamazoo College, a Baptist educational in- stitution, the Michigan Female Seminary,
MICHIGAN FEMALE SEMINARY.
an institution under Presbyterian auspices, and the Kalamazoo Business College, a popu- lar institution under the management of W. F. Parsons, also as being the market fora wealthy agricultural region, and for its fine stores and private residences, and in ger.eral for the cul- ture, enterprise and wealth of its inhabitants. Its main street is unsurpassed by but few even in cities of much superior size.
It has three incorporated banks-the First National, capital $100,000; the Michigan National, capital $100,000; and the Kala- mazoo City Bank, capital $60,000. Promi- nent among its manufacturing enterprises are a large paper mill, an agricultural implement factory operating on a $200,000 capital, the Kalamazoo Emery Wheel Co., and a num- ber of industrial establishments of lesser magnitude.
The Insane Asylum is very extensive and complete-in fact is a model institution, both in its appointments and management. It
numbers 528 inmates, and costs for annual maintenance $114,000. The college is in a prosperous condition, and numbers 177 stu- dents. It is under the presidency of Rev. Kendall Brooks. The Michigan Female Seminary, also known as the Mt. Holyoke Seminary, from its being modeled after the famous institution of that name in Western Massachussetts, is perhaps unsurpassed in the west as a training school for young ladies. It has about 70 students on its rolls. Of course its public schools are not neglected. Kalamazoo has 3 public libraries-the Pub- lic Library proper, with 4,024 volumes on its shelves, the Ladies' Library, with 2,600 vol- umes and with a suit of rooms handsomely fitted up, and the Young Men's Library, with 1.784 volumes.
Kalamazoo has one daily newspaper-the Telegraph, republican, and the Gazette, a dem- ocratic weekly. The Michigan Free Mason, a Masonic monthly, is also published here.
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It has 13 churches, to-wit : I Presbyterian, I Methodist, I Baptist, 2 Congregational, 2 Episcopal, I Unitarian, I Lutheran, I Dutch Reformed, I Catholic, and 2 colored churches -- Methdist and Baptist.
Kalamazoo was originally settled in 1829, and was at first called Bronson, from its founder, Titus Bronson. In 1836 its name was changed to that of the river upon which it is situated, an Indian appellation signify- ing "boiling pot." In 1846 (Feb. 2) the Michigan Central was opened to Kalamazoo, and for some time this remained its western terminus. Its other railroads are all of com- paratively recent date. L. B. Kendall, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbey Lewis C, photographer, Main.
Allen Amos D, Justice of the Peace, 14 S Burdick.
Allen James, Gunsmith, 17 N Burdick. Allen Mrs M A, millinery, 139 Main.
Allen Oscar M, General Store, 25 N Burdick.
Alley Joshua F, lawyer, 5 S Burdick.
American Express Co, Jas W Taylor, agent, 7 Burdick.
American Hotel, Hotop Bros proprs, 44 Main. American Telegraph Co, F W Compton manager, 20 S Burdick.
Ames Robert C, produce, Church. Amperse Marius, grocer, Main.
Appeldoorn J B & Sons, boots and shoes, 31 N Burdick.
Arnold Mrs Mary, millinery, 109 Main.
Ashby & Sheir, grocers, 14 S Burdick.
Atlantic & Pacific Tel Co, F W Compton manager, 20 S Burdick.
Auerbach Charles, propr Boston Hotel, N Rose.
Averill Hiram N, restaurant, cor Burdick and Water.
Baas Paul, grocer, Wall.
Babcock Isaiah G, druggist, 31 N Burdick. Badden Peter, billiard hall, Water.
Balch & Howard, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, 3 S Burdick.
Ballantine Wm, Custom Made Boots and Shoes, 12 S Burdick.
Bannister Burr, Dentist and Manager Kalamazoo Emery Wheel Co, 117 Main. Barnes Alexander, oysters, 11 S Burdick. Barral Edward, saloon and tobacco, Main. Barrett & Torrey, grocers, 174 Main.
Barton John D, blacksmith. 32 Water.
Bascom Win F, Attorney and Counse- lor at Law, 160 Main.
Bates C R & Co, Wholesale Grocers, Main.
Beauman & Blaney, billiard hall, Burdick, Beebe Peter A, justice of the peace, 123 Main. Beggs John, grocer, cor Ransom and Burdick. Bell Charles, grocer, 124 Main.
Bellinger John, barber, Main.
Bennett S O & Son, boots and shoes, III Main,
Berry Samuel M, real estate, 122 Main.
Bevans & Barkenbus, carriage mnfrs, cor Burdick and Eleanor.
Bigelow M J & Bro, fruits, groceries and din- hall, 6 S Burdick.
Birge & Drake, upholsterers and undertak- ers, SI Main.
Bishop H & Son, dry goods, 107 Main.
Bishopp Win J, Boots and Shoes, 18 S Burdick.
Bixby Bros &,Co, Lumber !Dealers and Commission Merchants, 89 N Burdick. Blaney John H, propr National Hotel, N Rose. Blood Maurice E, Agricultural Im- plements, Gale Block. (See adv.)
Booth Charles H, Real , Estate and Insurance, 123 Main.
Boston Hotel, Charles Auerbach Propr, N Rose.
Bostwick J H & Son, Insurance and Real Estate, 23 N Burdick.
Bowdlear WILL A, Flour and Feed, Porter. (See adv.)
Bragg L G & Co, nursery, Asylum ave. Breese & Stearns, lawyers, 100 Main. Bremer Godfrey J. machinist, 57 N Burdick.
Briggs Henry C, Attorney and Coun- selor-at-Law, Court House.
Brown Arthur, lawyer, 3 S Rose.
Brown Isaac A, loan agent, 5 S Burdick. Brownson Miss F I, dressmaker, 18 N Rose. Buck George M, lawyer, 21 N Burdick.
Buckhout Bros, grocers, 91 Main.
Buell Alexander, real estate, 95 Main.
Bullard Zenas H, liquors, 77 Main. Burdick House, W H Riley propr, Main.
Burns R & J D, attorneys and real estate, 147 Main.
Burrell Bros, wagon makers, 194 Main.
Bush & Paterson, contractors and builders, N Burdick.
Byron Henry, artist, 118 Main.
Cameron Miss Isabella, news dealer, 20 S Burdick.
Capen Charles C, Millinery, 107 Main.
Carder E A & Sons, furniture, 133 Main. Carpenter Mrs D S, hair goods, Main.
Cave J P & Bro, Meat Market, 61 N Burdick.
Chadbour Benjamin, restaurant, Main.
Chase John H, saloon, 11 Portage. Church Leonard C, wood and hay, Burdick.
City Hotel, Joel Waterbury propr, 70 N Burdick.
Claphan & McDonalds, druggists, 106 Main. Clark Wm. saloon, 24 N Burdick. Clark Wmi B & Son, dry goods, 131 Main. Cleenewerk Benjamin, tobacco and cigars, S S Burdick.
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Clough James W, dressmaking, Main. Cobb T S & Son, crockery, 102 Main. Coffin Alexander I, flouring mill, N Burdick. Cohn Adolph, cigars and tobacco, Main. Cohn Mrs Mary, boarding house, S Burdick. Cohn Morris, clothing, 129 Main.
Coleman John M, dining room, 116 Main. Collins John, boot and shoemaker, I N Burdick.
Colman Francis, Druggist, 140 Main. Colt George & Co, dry goods, 127 Main.
Compton Frank W, manager A & P & A Telegraph Office, 20 S Burdick.
Cornell Albert B, physician, 150 Main.
Cornell J B & Co, Mnfrs Carriages and Sleighs, etc, 42 Rose.
Cramer Meyer, clothing, 113 Main.
Crane & Miller, wagon makers, cor Asylum and Michigan aves,
Craver Wm, flour and feed, 96 Main.
Crooks & Rowley, agricultural implements, 12 Portage.
Curtis George E, supt South Haven division of the M. C. R. R., Depot.
D'Arcambal Charles S, druggist, 132 Main. Davis De Forest, manager International Ho- tel, Burdick cor South.
Davis Edward H, propr International Ho- tel, Burdick cor South.
Davis Erasmus, nursery, 15 Grand.
Davis James M, Attorney and Justice of the Peace, 23 N Burdick.
Davis P C & Son, grocers, 145 Main.
Day Hiram, saw filing, cor Edward and Water.
Deitz J & Sons, grocers, 15 N Burdick.
Denton James, hats, caps and furs, 126 Main. Desenberg B & Co, grocers, 115 Main.
Desenberg Moses, grocer, N Burdick.
De Visser Wm & Bro, hardware, 103 S Bur- dick.
Dewing & Son, Sash, Doors and Blinds, N Burdick.
DeYoe Edwin W, Insurance, Real Estate and Collecting agent, 5 SBurdick. Dolloway Henry C, Wines and Liquors, 47 N Burdick.
Dorgan Thomas, plumber and gas fitter, Gale Block.
Doubleday Abner D, sewing machines, N Burdick.
Doyle John, cigars and tobacco, 16 S Bur- dick.
Dudgeon && Cobb, Wool and General Produce Merchants, 99 N Burdick.
Dudley Wm H, hardware, 146 Main.
Dunbar G E & Co, merchant millers, 32 S Burdick.
Dungill James, barber, 137 Main.
Dygert Alvin L, Upholsterer, 85 Main. (See adv.)
Eaton Lewis O, pipe organ maker, 40 N Burdick.
Edwards & Sherwood, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, 147 Main.
Elliott Gilbert L, ticket agent, M. C. R. R. Depot.
Emerson Justin E, physician, Asylum.
Evens George IN, agent Howe Sewing Machine Co, 136 Main.
Evits Myron H, jeweler, 75 Main.
Ewen Frank D, ticket agent, L. S. & M. S. Depot.
Farmers' Mutual Life Insurance Co, John Milham pres, Moses Kingsley sec, Court House.
Fenton Enos, druggist, 158 Main.
First National Bank, L Hull pres, Chauncey Strong cashier, 123 Main.
Fish Edward H, grocer, 15 S Burdick.
Fish George W, grain dealer, Edward.
Fisher Daniel, saloon, 91 Main.
Fisher, Loveland & Fisher, flouring mills, 8 Porter.
Fiske Ira W, physician, I S. Burdick.
Fletcher William, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 97 Main.
Ford Oliver S, grocer, 138 Main.
Fowler & Fuller, livery, N Burdick.
Fowler James, saloon, 15 N Burdick.
Francoise Isaac, blacksmith, Main.
Friedman Zerline, grocer, 49 Main.
Galligan John, sewing machines, 17 S Bur- dick.
Gates Jasper C, lawyer, Main.
Gibson & Throp, pump mnfrs, 36 N Rose.
Giddings Orrin N. Real Estate, 122 Main.
Giddings Theron, saddlery hardware, 110 Main.
Globe Casket Mnfg Co, Wm B Clark, pres. Myron F Carter sec. 29 N Burdick.
Glover Charles, Photographer, 123 Main. (See adv.)
Goodale John C, show case mnfr, Burdick. Gore Matthew, grocer, Kalamazoo ave.
Grandjean Gustave, flouring mill, Main.
Grand Rapids & Indiana R. R. Passenger Depot, C J Hupp Agent, cor Pitcher and Main.
Green James, harness maker, 38 N Burdick. Green John, saloon, Main.
Greffly L & Son, Dyers and Scourers, 8 N Rose.
Griffin Elmore L, secretary Kalamazoo Em- ery Co, 117 Main.
Grimes Frank, jeweler. 141 Main.
Grosvenor Rufus H, lawyer, Court House. Grym John G, meat market, North.
Haines P L & Otis, grocers, 40 S Burdick.
Hall George D B, books and stationery, HIS Main.
Hanscomb B & S, boots and shoes, 147 Main.
Hascall & Jennings, Saloon and Billiard Hall, 16 S Burdick.
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Blank Book Manufacturers, Lithographers, Stationers, Paper Rulers, Publishers of the Daily and Weekly Telegraph and Michigan Freemason. We call especial attention of Bankers, County Officers and business men, to our
CUSTOM-MADE BLANK BOOKS,
Which are Ruled and Made to order, and acknowledged by all who have used them to be superior to all others made in this State.
TRY THEM AND BE CONVINCED.
In connection with our extensive Blank Book manufactory, we have one of the best equipped
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Commercial & Ornamental Printing. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BANK WORK.
THE MICHIGAN FREEMASON,
A Magazine of 64 pages, devoted to Masonic and Home Literature, under the editorial management of Dr. Foster Pratt, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Michigan F. & A. M.
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One Copy one year in advance,. 82 00
To Clubs of 10 per copy, in advance .. 1 75
To Clubs of 20 per copy, in advance 1 50
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Hawes Josiah L, Attorney and Counselor-at-Law, 148 Main.
Hawkins Seward, plumber, 5 S Rose.
Hazard Albert A, boots and shoes, 137 Main.
Henderson Frank, Mnfr of Society Uniforms and Regalias, 104 Main.
Henky Michael, saloon, Water.
Herrlinger Leonard, saloon, Portage.
Herron Wm propr, Herron House, II and 13 Porter.
Hewson Thomas J, news dealer, 8 S Bur- dick.
Hicks Levi, grocer, 67 Main.
Higley & Huntley, general store, 78 Main.
Hill Robert F, Attorney and Coun- selor at Law, 122 Main.
Hobbs Mrs Alice L, hair goods, 15 S Burdick. Hodges Capt George &, Livery and Sale Stable, N Burdick.
Hodgman Henry. blacksmith, Rose.
Hoedemaker John, grocer, cor Park and Ransom.
Hoek & Bleyker, planing mill, cor Portage and Taylor.
Hoekstra Jurien, Grocer, 98 Portage. Hoffer Leopold, boots and shoes, 84 Main.
Hollister George E, paints, paper hangings, etc, 30 S Burdick.
Holten John, boots and shoes, 88 N Burdick. Moltenhouse J & Co, Planing Mill and Lumber Dealers, 56 N Burdick.
Hopkins James W, justice of the peace, 12 S Burdick.
Horn Robert, propr Pacific House, Main.
Hotop Bros, proprs American Hotel, 44 Main.
Howard Andrew, barber, N Burdick.
Hubbard & Allen, grocers, 29 N Burdick.
Huggett & Averill, groceries and meats, Kalamazoo ave.
Hunt Win H. Singer Sewing Machines, 145 Main.
Hupp Charles J, station agent, G. R. & I. R. R. depot.
Hurd Henry M, physician, Asylum.
International Hotel, DeForest Davis Manager, Burdick, cor South. (See adv.)
Irish Ewin M, lawyer, 21 N Burdick.
Isbell Henry, boots and shoes, 85 Main.
Israel M & Co, dry goods, 147 Main.
Jacobson Mrs S A, millinery, 141 Main. James Robert P, dentist, 113 Main.
Jannasch Charles F, Gun Mnfr and Insurance Agent, 65 Main.
Johnson P T, clairvoyant, 116 Main.
Jones & Carlton, pump minfrs, cor Asylum and Michigan aves.
Jones John R, fancy goods, 99 Main.
Joy Milfred N, Liquor Dealer and Rec- titier, 20 Water.
Judge Geo, maltster, cor North and Burdick.
Judson Robert F. lawyer, 21 N Burdick.
Kalamazoo Business College, Wm F Parsons, Pres, cor Main and Burdick. (See adv.)
Kalamazoo City Bank, F W Cur- tenius, Pres; C S Dayton, Cash ; 134 Main.
Kalamazoo Emery Wheel Co. Burr Bannister, Manager, 117 Main. (See adv.)
Kalamazoo Gazette (Weekly), A J Shakespeare, Editor and Propr, 99 Main. ( See adv.)
Kalamazoo Handle Mnfg Co, Beebe, Forbes, Bartlett & Forbes, s e village limits.
Kalamazoo House, Frank A Todd Propr, Main.
Kalamazoo Knitting Co, C Freschl pres, 111 Main.
Kalamazoo Paper Co, paper mill, J P Wood- bury pres, J Parsons sec, 2 s of village.
Kalamazoo Publishing Comp'y, Proprs Kalamazoo Telegraph and Michi- gan Freemason, 20 and 22 S Burdick. (See adv.)
Kalamazoo Spring Works, B M Austin pres, J K Wagner sec, cor Park and Eleanor.
Kalamazoo Telegraph (Daily and Weekly), H L Nelson, Editor, Kalamazoo Publishing Co, Proprs, 20 and 22 S Bur- dick.
Karcher Miss Emma, dressmaker, So Main. Kauffer & Brownell, Tin and Sheet Iron Workers. 94 Water.
Kaufman Levi, flour and feed, Gale Block. Keller George, boarding house, 82 N Bur- dick.
Kellogg Albert, Broom Mnfr, 85 Wa- ter.
Kellogg Geo D, manager W U Telegraph, office 5 S Burdick.
Kelsey & Moulton, Attorneys and Commercial Agents for Tappan, McKillop & Co, 14 S Burdick.
Kendall Lucus B, postmaster and president Kalamazoo Publishing Co, 20 and 22 S Burdick.
Kenward Wm, meat market, 67 Main. Kidder & Bruen, dry goods, 139 Main.
Kimball & Austin Mufg Co, Steam
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King James W, pump mnfr, 35 Rose.
Kingman A C, attorney, with May & Powers. Knerr Samuel G, merchant tailor, 176 Main.
Knight John J, coal dealer, 54 Water. Krank George, Propr German House, 17 Porter.
Krichbaum John, blacksmith, 26 Water. Krymer Wesley, druggist, 6 Portage.
Lakey Albert L, carpenter and builder, Wa- ter.
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To all who wish to obtain a practical knowledge of Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping, Banking, Railroading. Steumbouting, Commission, Jobbing. Importing, Commercial Lawe, Compound Co. Business, Correspondener, Telegraphing und Penmanship.
Scholarships good in our chain of colleges in Michigan and Wisconsin. The course is conducted on the Actual Business plan, students working from actual business transactions, which is far in advance of the old, monotonous plan followed by many institutions, Ko" Over one thousand fire hundred of our students are now filling posi- Cons as bookkeepers, telegraph operators and business men.
BOARD ONLY $3.50 PER WEEK.
For particulars, enclose stump and address for " College Record."
W. F. PARSONS, Pres., KALAMAZOO, MICH.
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Lamb Wm E, Carriage Trimmer, cor Burdick and Eleanor.
Lapham & Waterbury, tanners and curriers, 71 Main.
Lawrence && Chapin, Founders and Machinists, and Mnfrs Diamond Iron Plows cor Rose and Water.
Leavitt Wm F, watches and jewelry, 127 Main.
Lenz M & Co, gents' furnishing goods, 63 N Burdick.
Levi Bros, clothiers, 109 Main.
Lilienfeld D & Bro, cigar mnfrs and dealers in tobacco, 112 Main.
Locher Bernhard, brewer, 6 S Burdick.
Luby Lawrence, New York Hotel, N Bur- dick.
Lumbard Mrs Anna M, dressmaker, 105 Main.
Lyon & Page, paper mnfrs, mills at Plain- well, 89 Main.
McBride John, saddle and harness maker, 19 N Burdick.
McCane Benjamin, watches and jewelry, 158 Main.
McGoff John, plasterer, Kalamazoo ave
McGrain Lawrence, saloon, 74 N Burdick.
McKee John, furniture dealer, N Burdick.
McMillan John, agricultural implements; 14 Porter.
McSweeney Terrence, blacksmith, 34 Rose. McUllough Thomas, meat market, Portage.
Mallon Miss Maggie, confectionery, 22 S Burdick.
Maloy John, wines and liquors, 83 Main.
Matheson Alexander, Stone Yard, Main.
Maury Victor, barber, Main.
May &t Mason, Attorneys and Counsel- ors at Law, 150 Main.
May & Powers, Attorneys and Counsel- . ors at Law 140 Main.
Mayers George, saloon, 34 Main.
Menard Augustus, Contractor for Cut Stone, 96 N Burdick.
Merrill & McCourtie, merchant millers, 19.S Burdick.
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