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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker Steven K, boots and shoes, Main.
Bates South, livery stable, Main.
Black Osborn D, tailor, Main. Briggs James W, jeweler, Main.
Burrows James, blacksmith, St. Clair.
Burrows Miss Temperance, dress maker, Main.
Cherryman Mrs Betsey B, fancy goods. Main.
Colerick & Johnson (Wm Colerick, Lee D Johnson), general store, Main.
Compton Wm, cigar mnfr, Main.
Corey E W, lawyer. Main.
Corlas A S, wagon maker, Bristol.
Coykendall Emanuel, prop Exchange Hotel. Main.
Crossman Mrs A, dress maker, Main.
Currier H A & Bro ( Henry A & Fred P Jr), founders and machinists, Main.
Donaldson Daniel, billard hall, Main.
Exchange House, Emanuel Coykendall prop, Main.
Emmons & Lippincott (Brazilla R Emmons, Henry Lippincott), meat market and gen- eral produce, Main.
Farnum Rufus K. Flouring Mills. Sash, Door and Blind Factory, Main.
Farquharson & Taylor (Robert Farquhar- son and Wallace William Taylor), general store.
Fatin A E & Son (Anthony E & Charles A) druggists and stationers. Main
Ferguson C & Son (Charles & Charles R), bankers, Main.
Ferguson & Co., hardware, Main.
Gage Rev, (Methodist Episcopal.)
Gould & Morgon, (Frank Gould, William Morgan), livery, St. Clair.
Harrington James, prop National House, Main.
Harris John N, general store, Main.
Hibbler George G. furniture, Main.
Hough Theron E, general store, Main.
Ingalls & Leete (Orson Ingalls, Clarence P. Leete), hardware, Main.
Jenkins Wm, barber, Main.
Johnston Benjamin F, undertaker and fur- niture mnfr, Main.
Kittendye Abraham, grocery, Main.
Killich Henry, blacksmith. Main.
Le Baron James W. pump maker, Bristol. Lee Robert B. Blacksmith, Bristol MeEntee A & E S (Amazia & Edward S), fanning mill manufacturers.
McEntee Edward S, township treasurer, Main.
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McEntee Patrick H, crockery, Main. McGeorge Frank E, meat market, Main. McGregor Mrs Alexander, confectioner and resturant, Main. .
Matson George, photographer, Main.
Matteson Hiram C, grocer: Main.
Metcalf Ralph. blacksmith, South. Moore M T, physician, Main.
Murdock John, boot and shoe maker, Main. National House, James Harrington prop, Main. Nelson James, saloon, Main.
Ovens W & J ( William & James), general store.
Paton Rév John (Advent).
Rattray John, justice of the peace, Main ..
Richards James, blacksmith, Bristol.
Savigny Mrs E J, millinery and dress mak- ing. Main.
Simons Joseph, carriage maker, Main.
Smith George, dentist, Main. Smith Hiram, tailor, Main. Stone Addison R, physician, Main.
Sullivan, Green & Co (John Sullivan, John Geeen, Richard A. Killgower) carriage manufacturers, Main.
Taylor R L & T C ( Robert L & Thomas C), lawyers, Main.
Thurston James O. Drugs, Groceries, Books, Stationery and News Depot, Main. Traver N II, physician, St Clair. Walton Edwin J, dentist, Main.
Washer Dr M, harness and boots and shoes, Main. Whitehead Wm H, saloon, Main
Williams Rev HI R (Congregationalist).
ALPENA.
The seat of justice for Alpena county, is situated on Thunder Bay, at the mouth of Thunder Bay River. It is an important lum . bering point and enjoys a trade with all the lower lake ports. At least $100,000 is in- vested in the Alpena fisheries. An excel- lent mineral spring exists here and is much resorted to by invalids. Regular lines of steamboats connect Alpena with Detroit and Bay City. Distances, to Detroit 230 miles, to Standish, on the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad, 100 miles. During the winter season, while navigation on the lake is suspended, shipments are made via Standish, Telegraph, Western Union ; Ex. press, Holt's. Population, 4,000. Wm. D. Hitchcock, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aber & Richardson, furniture. Allen Rev A. B, (Congregationalist) Ambrose J D, painter. Anspach A, general merchandise. Avery, Richardson & Co, saw mill. Bewick, Comstock & Co, saw mill.
Biewend Edward, druggist.
Bingham, Johnston & Co, sash doors and blinds.
Bolton & McRae,grocers.
Bostwick J T, druggist.
Bradford .G .D, meat market.
Burmister Rev W, (Lutheran).
Burnham V C, lawyer.
Cain W C. photographer.
Campbell A & Co, saw mill.
Campbell & Potter, Saw Mill. Case S, fish dealer.
Comstock A W, cashier Alpena Bank.
Creager & Davis, grocers.
Creighton J W, boots and shoes.
Crippen D, foundry.
Crowell & Godfrey, boots and shoes.
Davis G H & Co, dry goods.
Davis J M, painter.
Ezekiel J W, auctioneer.
Field J E, druggist.
Fletcher A F, railroad agent.
Fletcher A F & Co, saw mill.
Folkerts & Butterfield, saw mill and general store.
Gebhart & Thompson, planing mill.
Gilchrist F W. saw mill.
Gillett J & Co, grocers.
Golling Charles, painter.
Goodrich F S, jeweler.
Hawkins George, lumber inspector.
Healy J P, grocer.
Higgins Rev T C, (Methodist).
Hilliard Churchill & Co, saw mill.
Holmes J D, lawyer.
Hueber C. meat market.
Hull E. Propr Collins House.
Hunt T H, lumber inspector.
Jeyte A, physician.
Johnson W H, express agent.
Kelly R J, lawyer.
Knight Z M, merchant tailor.
Lalonde T, boots and shoes.
Levyn J, cigar innfr.
Lincoln D, fish dealer.
Loomis & Boon, Props Fletcher House. Luce T & Co, saw mill.
McCartney M, insurance agent.
McDonald J D, fish dealer.
McDonald Bros, fish dealers.
McMaster William, harness maker.
McTavish James, physician.
Maiden W P, physician.
Malsh E, dry goods.
Maltz Geo L & Co. Bankers.
Mason, Luce & Co, general store.
Masters George, baker.
Mather O, lumber inspector.
Minor IS, saw mill.
Monaghan J, grocer.
Myers J, general store.
Persons A C, fish dealer. Post & Buker, butchers.
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Powin J, propr Alpena House.
Votter & Bro, hardware.
Prentis: Bros & Beekman, lumber. Probst Rer C, (Lutheran). Warner Purdy & Co, general store. Rafter Rev W W, ( Episcopal.)
Rodman D, dry goods. Rosenthal & Co, dry goods. Kush Rev MP, ( Norwegian Church ). Seaman A L, physician. Shelton George H, physician.
Stevens J H. law and abstract office. Teffi A C. Editor Pioneer.
Turnbull J D, lawyer. Vangennip Rev J, (Catholic).
Viall [ C, editor Argus. Whittleshofer H H, news dealer. Wilkinson A, physician. Young B R, saw mill. Zohn H & Co, cigar mnfrs.
ALPINE.
A village of 400 inhabitants on the G. R., N. & L. S. R. R., 712 miles north of Grand Rapids. It is in Alpine township, Kent county. It has a saw mill, a grist mill, and two general stores. Express, American. Postmaster, A. H. Ifills. Grain and apples are the chief products of the vicinity. Mill Creek furnishes water power.
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Hills A H, postmaster, station and express agent and general store. Mead S D, blacksmith. Niehaus H, cigar infr. Resch Charles, hotel proprietor.
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Rice R, saw and shingle mill.
Shearer A J, general store. Vinton Porter, flouring mill.
Wrightman H C, hotel proprietor.
ALTO.
A postoffice, in the southeastern part of Kent county and on the Little Thornapple river, 20 miles from Grand Rapids and eight from Lowell. (For business directory see index to names received too late for insertion in proper place.)
ALTON.
A postoffice in Vergennes township, Kent county, seven miles north of Lowell. It is in the midst of a good grain and fruit coun- try and enjoys good water privileges, being located on Wood's creek. Population of the township 1, 150. Ship zia Lowell. Express, American Postmaster, Chester Church. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Barber Rev L M, (Christian). Covert John L, justice of the peace. Cowden R, blacksmith.
Ferris & Woodworth, general store.
Flanagan J, drover.
Ford A S, architect and builder. Gable Jacob, cooper.
Gooden & Dawson, flouring mill. McGee B, drover.
Meddler, agent American Express.
Miller E C, boot and shoe maker. Ring Edmund, carriage factory and saw mill.
ALTONA.
A small village in the township of Hinton, Mecosta county, IS iniles southwest from Big Rapids. Its principal trade is in lum- ber and shingles. Morley, 10 miles distant, is the nearest railway station, Population, 80. Altona is located on the Little Muske- gon river. W. W. Streeter, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bisbee J, boot and shoe maker.
Brown Harrison J, flouring mill. Egbert William, saw mill.
Judd William, general store.
Lazier J L, physician and dentist.
Loase C G, general store.
Streeter W W, blacksmith.
Vorce H B, shingles.
Willett William, builder.
ALVERSON.
A postoffice in the northern part of Ing- ham county, thirteen miles east of Lansing. Wheat and fruit are the leading products. Williamston, on the D. L. & L. M. R. R. is is the nearest railway station. Philip D. Barry, postmaster. (For Business Directory see index to names received too late for in- sertion in proper place.)
AMADORE.
A postoffice in the southeast corner of Sanilac county, Worth township, three miles from Stevens' Landing, on the lake shore, and twenty-one above Port Huron. Popula- tion 50. A. Galbraith, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Galbraith John, general store and physician. Reynolds J, hotel proprietor.
Rice R M, general store and saloon.
AMBER.
A small village of soinhabitants, in Mason county, seven miles from Lincoln, the county seat. It is also a station on the F. & P M. R. R, seven miles east of Ludington. Wooden Bowls are manufactured. Hemlock bark, cedar posts and potatoes are shipped. Chancy W. Rickerd, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Clay C B, minfr of wooden bowls. Cobb A L, saw mill. Fairbanks W F, general store.
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Jones C WV, lawyer. Knox E A, hotel proprietor, Knox O, physician. Leach J, wagon maker. Rickerd Chancy W, blacksmith.
AMBOY.
A postoffice in the southern part of Hills- dale county, 16 miles south of Hillsdale. There is no village, the inhabitants doing their trading at Pioneer, a village across the line in Ohio.
AMSDEN.
A settlement in Fair Plains township, Montcalm county. The manufacture of lum- ber is the principal business interest. Dis- tance from Stanton, the county town, ten miles, and from Fenwick, on the Stanton Branch of the D L & L M R R, four miles. Population, 100. J. P. Shoemaker, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Avery & Carter, shingle mill.
Baker A C, saw and shingle mill. .
Barnes Mrs C M, physician.
Boitler John, blacksmith.
Dickerson M, wagon maker. Macomber J A, blacksmith.
Millard & Bishop, saw mill.
Moon James H, physician. Myers H, hotel proprietor. Packer S J, saw mill.
Shoemaker J P, saw, shingle and grist mill and general store.
Shoemaker T' J, blacksmith and wagon maker. Soules E H, shingle mill. .
Vanwyck K, foreman.
ANN ARBOR.
The county seat of Washtenaw county and the seat of the University of Michigan, a city of 6,692 inhabitants, located on the banks of the Huron river, 38 miles west of Detroit. It is situated a little east of the geographical centre of the county and is an important station on the Michigan Central railroad, at present its only railroad outlet. The population of Ann Arbor, according to the census of 1874, shows an apparent de- cline of 671 souls, but this is believed to in- dicate merely the inefficient and much less thorough manner in which the State census is taken than the United States. The cen- sus of 1370 gave the city 7,363 inhabitants, and it claims a population now of about 8,000, though the census of 1874 gave it but 6,692 as stated above.
With its oak openings, rich gravelly soil, the beautiful undulating character of the surrounding country, and with the Huron
river gently flowing along its border, 1:0 finer location could have been selected in the State for its great university. Establishe-l here in an early day, it has, by a careful management of its resources, grown to mag- nificent proportions, acknowledging no su- perior and few rivals on the American con- tinent.
While speaking of the educational inter. ests of Ann Arbor, the uppermost thought of its citizens, it may not be out of place to say that its union school acknowledges no rival in the State. It has a beautiful location on State street, only one block north of the university grounds. No other school in the country sends so many of its students into the various departments of the university. With five excellent ward schools as stepping stones, culminating finally in the classical, scientific and professional departments of the university, Ann Arbor could ask no more in the way of educational advantages.
Notwithstanding that the uppermost thought in the minds of the people of Ann Arbor is education, manufacturing interests are very far from having been neglected. An examination of its business interests reveals the fact that it is also a first-class manufac- turing town. Among its principal enter- prises we find 'the large agricultural imple- ment works and foundry of Finnegan, How. ard & Moore, and a similar institution, though on a smaller scale, of Moses Rogers, the foundry and machine shops of Tripp, Ails & Price, and of Sanford & Carpenter, the planing mills and sash works of the Luick Bros., of John G. Miller, of J Keck & Co, (who also manufacture furniture), and that of W. L. Noble, the large flouring mill of J. M. Swift & Co. and Swathel, Ails & Co., of J. T. Hallock, and of John Strat- ford ; and in fact every branch of manufac- turing usually found in cities of this size is represented here.
Aside from the manufacturing interests an eye to the production of the beautiful has been given in the establishment of the largest flower garden outside of Detroit, by James Toms. It is located on Miller avenue, and is a great ornament to the city.
Ann Arbor has shown enterprise also in the establishment of gas works, but a lamen- table want of enterprise in not making better provision for the protection of the city from the ravages of fire. Two or three ordinary hand engines, with reservoirs that in a dry time are easily exhausted, constitute the en- tire protection the people have. The Holly water works or artesian wells and steam fire engines are sadly needed.
Like many other towns in Michigan, Ann Arbor is not without its fountain of health in the shape of mineral springs, whose waters
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are said to be highly impregnated with iron, sulphur, magnesia and other minerals. The proprietors, Messrs. Sutherland, Whedon & Co., have erected first class accomodations for those seeking relief from the ills of life.
The grounds of the Washtenaw county agricultural society, with fine buildings erected thereon, are within the city limits.
Not only can Ann Arbor justly boast of its schools, but it can also boast of its churches. The entire church property of the city is es- timated at, at least, a quarter of a million dollars. The finest of these are the metho. dist, episcopal and presbyterian. The con- gregationalists are building a very fine house immediately in front of the university. The baptists, catholics, unitarians, lutherans, German methodists, colored methodists, each have good edifices, but of somewhat more modest proportions.
Of secret and other societies there is cer- tainly a goodly number. Of the masons we count four, two subordinate, one chapter and one commandery; three odd fellows, two subordinate and one encampment; a good templar's lodge, a German laboring nian's as- sociation, and a turn-verein ; also a young men's christian association and a ladies? library association, with 2,000 volumes in their library.
The press of the city consists of the Pen- insular Courier, published and edited by R. A. Beals, and the Ann Arbor Argus, published and edited by Carr & Goulet.
Ann Arbor has two chartered banks. the First National, capital $150,000, and the Ann Arbor Savings Bank, capital $50,000. Telegraphic facilities are afforded by the Western Union, the Atlantic & Pacific and the American lines. The American express company transact the express business. Post- master, Charles G. Clark.
The Huron river furnishes a fine water power utilized in the driving of three of the first mills mentioned above and other manu- factories.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alber Frederick, carriage maker, Broadway. Albrecht J George, baker, Pontiac.
Allaby Wm, boots and shoes, 16 S Main.
Ames Albert W, agt American Express, 6 E Huron.
Ann Arbor Business College, C E Pond Principal, cor Main and Washing- ton. (See adv )
Ann Arbor Courier (weekly), R \ Beal edi- tor and proprietor, 41 and 43 N Main.
Ann Arbor Savings Bank, R S Smith Pres, C E Hiscock Cash, cor Main and Huron.
Angell James B, Pres Michigan University. University Buildings.
Arksey Nicholas, wagon maker, Detroit.
Arnold Wm, watches and jewelry, W Lib- erty .-
Axtell Samuel, livery stable. Huron. Backus Cyrus, physician,cor Ann and Fourth. Bach & Abel, dry goods, 26 S Main.
Baudinot Edward C, Singer sewing ma- chines, Huron.
Beahan Richard, lawyer, N Main.
Beakes Hiramı J, Attorney and Coun- selor at Law, N Main.
Beal Rice A, editor Ann Arbor Courier, 41 and 43 N Main.
Bell Andrew, grocer, 2 E Washington.
Beck J F & CO. Brewers, cor Fifth and Summit. (See adv.)
Bennan Patrick, shoe maker, Fourth.
Berry & Phinney, hair goods, N Main.
Besimer & Bro. billiard hall, W Huron.
Binder Charles, saloon, 6 W Liberty.
Binder Henry, saloon, 51 S Main.
Binder Jacob, meat market, S W Liberty. Bischoff Gottlieb F, saloon, Detroit.
Bliss Daniel W, physician, 22 Willians.
Bliss Wm W, furnishing goods, 3 S Main.
Bliss C & Sons, watches and jewelry, II S Main.
Blood Edmond, .variety store, 27 S Main. Bodwell Alrick M, furniture mnfr, Fourth. Boyd James, merchant tailor, S E Huron.
Boylan Charles, auction and commission, 19 S Main.
Brodbeck Michael, shoe maker, E Liberty.
Bross Jacob F, wagon maker, 67 $ Main. Brown Michael, wagon maker, 4 E Liberty. Bull George, clothing, 33 S Main.
Burkhardt John C, harness maker, Ann.
Campbell & Eberhardt, billiards, 10 N Main. Campion Michael, tailor, 63 S Main,
Carpenter Ezra, confectionery and tobacco, E Huron.
Carr Wm C, dentist, 26 S Main.
Carr & Goulet, editors and props Michigan Argus, cor Main and Huron.
Chapin Charles A, blacksmith, Fourth. Chapin Fred S, tin ware, Broadway.
Cheever Noah W, attorney and judge of probate, Court House.
Christmann Paul, stoves and tin ware, 38 S Main.
Clair John, saloon, Ann.
Clancy John, general store, 4 E Huron.
Clark Charles G, postmaster, postoffice.
Clark Edward, justice of the peace, SE Huron.
Clark Wm A, grocer, 34 E Huron
Clark & Cropsey, grocers, 39 S Main.
Ciarken George, grocer, Ann.
Clarken Thomas, cigar mafr, Huron. Cliff Amit, saloon, E Washington.
Colby Lewis, grocer, 29 S Main.
Cole & Thomas, grocers, 30 E Huron. Couman Chas D, lawyer, McMahon's Block.
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Cooks' Hotel, cor Huron and First. Cooley Thomas M, justice of supreme court, University.
Coyle Luke, general store, Ann.
Craine Alfred B, harness maker, 5 N Main. Craine Mrs Adda, millinery, 11 N Main.
Cramer Densmore, Attorney and Counselor at Law, cor Huron and Main. Deall Mrs Margaret, hotel, Detroit.
Dean & Co, groceries, 44 S Main.
Delaney & Hill, wagon makers, N Main.
Donnelly J & P, groceries, 11 Huron.
Donovan Patrick, general store, Broadway. Doty Alonzo M, boots and shoes, Broadway. Douglass Silas H, physician, E Huron.
Drake Nathan H, restaurant, 20 E Huron. Duffy Edward, general store, cor Main and Ann.
Dunster Edward S, physician, Division. Earl Thomas, grocer, 9 N Main.
Easton Mrs E, dress maker, S Main.
Eberbach & Co, druggists, 12 S Main.
Eisele Anton, marble works, cor Detroit and Catharine.
Exinger Wm, grocer, Detroit.
Fairchild Stephen, county treasurer, Court House. Fantle Charles, dry goods, 41 S Main.
Feiner George, Boot and Shoe Mnfr, I E Washington. Felch Alpheus, lawyer, 6 N State.
Field & Hunt, plumbers, 6 S Main.
Finnegan, Howard & Moore, agricultural implement mnfrs, cor Detroit and Fourth. First National Bank, E Wells, Pres ; J W Knight, Cashier, 22 S Main. Fisher & Keating, printers, 5 Broadway.
Finke et Douglas, Books and Station- ery, 3 N Main.
Fleming Michael, sheriff, Court House. Ford Corydon L, physician, Washtenaw Ave. Foster John J, shoe maker, E Huron.
Frazer al Hamilton, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, cor Main and Huron. Frothingham George E, physician, 32 Wash- ington.
Frueauff Eugene K, commissionor of deeds for Penn, N Main.
Gall John G, meat market, cor Fourth and Huron.
Ganson Mrs J A, dress maker, S Main.
Gates Charles B, lawyer, 16 E Huron.
George Conrad, physician, E Washington. Gerner John, grocer, 49 S Main.
Gerrish F H; physician, Ann. Gerstner Louis, baker, 3 Detroit.
Gilbert George A, merchant tailor, 13 Huron. Goetz John & Co, grocers, 47 S Main. Goodrich Cornelius D. tin smith, Ann.
Gott Jamies B. Attorney and Counselor at Law, cor Main. and Huron.
Gott John N, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 16 E Huron.
Gould John M, grocer, 5 Ann. Graf Fred, jewelry, 6 N Main.
Grandille George, druggist, 5 S Main.
Graves Mrs Hannah, dress maker, 17 S Main.
Gregory Alonzo A. propr Gregory House, cor Main and Huron.
Gregory John V N, livery, cor Huron and Second.
Gregory House, A A Gregory propr, cor Main & Huron.
Groves Deloss P, photographer, N Fourth. Gruner Leonhard, boots and shoes, S S Main. Gwinner Albert, restaurant. 4 Detroit.
Gwinner Gottlieb, meat market, 16 Wash- ington.
Gwinner Jacob, saloon, E Washington.
Harrer John, photographer, cor Main and Liberty.
Hahnely & Witbrecht, blacksmiths, E Liberty. Hale & Tremain, druggists and insurance, 2 S Main.
Haller Jacob, jewelry, 22 E Huron.
Hall Augustus R, grocer, 23 N Main.
Handy, Wurster & McLean, wagon makers, 25 Fourth.
Hangsterfer & Son, cigars etc, 32 S Main. Harriman Wm D, lawyer, 15 S Main.
Haupt John, wagon maker, S Second. Haviland & Rhodes, blacksmiths, Wall.
Hawk Wm W, hotel, cor Huron and First.
Hawkins Olney, Attorney at Law, Court House.
Heartley George W, blacksmith, Fourth. Heinrich John D, saloon, Fourth.
Heinzmann J & Son, tanners, leather and findings, 36 S Main.
Henderson Joseph, blacksmith, Fourth.
Hendrickson Samuel. grocer, State.
Henion & Sumner, hats and caps, 5 E Hu- ron.
Herz August, grocer and hardware, Broad- way. Herz Wm, painter, 6 W Washington.
Hoffsetetter Jacob, grocer, 34 S Main.
Hoffstetter John G, grocer, 29 E Washing- ton.
Hunt John W, hardware, 6 S Main. Huss George, boots and shoes, Io W Liberty.
Imus Jasper, produce, W Huron. Jackson Walter H, dentist, 2 S Main.
Jacobs Joe T & Co, clothing. 24 S Main.
Jedele Martin, boots and shoes, W Wash- ington.
Johnson Elias J, hats and caps, 7 S Main.
Johnson Harrington, barber, SN Main. Keck J & Co, furniture, 52 S Main. Keenan John, millinery, N Main.
Kellogg Daniel D, medical works, 5 Broad- way. Kerns Richard, horse shoer, Catharine. Ketiner John, saloon, 22 E. Washington. King Charles, gunsmith, E Liberty.
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ANN ARBOR CITT MILLS. SWATHEL, AILES & KYER, Proprietors,
Manufacturers of Superior Family and Bakers' Flour,
And Dealers in Feed and All Kinds of Grain.
Office, Cor. ANN and FOURTE Streets, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
N. B. We Guarantee the Quality of our Flour Equal to any Manufactured in this State.
CENTRAL BREWERY, J. F. BECK & CO., Proprietors.
This Brewery has just been refitted and renovated and we have engaged a Cincinnati Brewer
Of many years experience, and we are now prepared to furnish
LAGER BEER SECOND TO NONE.
Brewery and Office Cor. FIFTH and SUMMIT Streets,
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King Zina P, lawyer, 13 S Main.
Minne Edward, Attorney at Law, cor Fourth and Huron. Kirn Fred, brewer, W Fourth. Kittle Abram, grocer, Broadway.
Kitson Charles, saloon, N Main.
Krapp Conrad, carpenter, 24 E Washington. Krause Henry, tanner 28 S Main.
Knowlton E J, bath mnfr, State.
Koch John J. saloon, E Washington.
Larmie Jacob, knitting works, Broadway. Laubengayer Jacob, meat market, 55 S Main. Lawrence Edwin E, attorney, N Main. Lawrence John F, lawyer, N Main.
Leiter Charles A, druggist, 1 N Main.
Leonard House, W. H. Leonard propr. Huron. Lerch Linus G, Druggist and agent for Tiemans & Co's Surgical Instruments, 12 E Huron.
Lewis Cyrus A, boots and shoes, 2 E Huron. Lewis Emerson B, photographer, E Huron. Lewis Wm H, Leonard House, Huron. Lewitt Wm, physician, S Main.
Lodholz Gottlieb, bakery, Broadway.
Lovejoy Wm A, cigars and tobacco, 7 E Huron.
Lucas Franklin S, shoe maker, E Huron. Lucas Morris, barber, W Huron.
Luick Bros, Sash, Doors and Blinds, cor North and Fifth. ( See adv.)
Lutz George F, saloon, 40 S Main.
Lutz G Fred Jr, cigar mnfr, 40 S Main.
McIntyre Wm H, grocer, 3 E Huron.
McLaughlin Patrick, saloon, N Main.
McMahon James, Justice of the Peace, McMahon Block.
McOmber Charles S, grocer, 17 S Main.
McReynolds & Sessions, lawyers, E Huron. Mack & Schmid, dry goods, 54 S Main.
Maclean Donald, physician, 32 Washington. Manly Charles H, justice of the peace, 7 N Main.
Manning J M, tailor, 16 S Main.
Marona John, meat market, Detroit.
Martin Oliver, undertaker, 33 S Main. Mathews Roger, meat market, Ann. Maurer John, boots and shoes, Detroit. Maynard John W, dry goods, 7 N Main.
Michigan Argus (weekly), Carr & Goulet Editors and Proprs. cor Main and Huron.
Millen Canuncey H, insurance, 4 S Main. Millen C H & Son, dry goods, 4 S Main. Miller John G, sash doors etc, Detroit. Miller Christian & Son, pump mofrs, Fifth. Morgan E W, lawyer, N Fourth.
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