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Morgan Miss J A, dress maker, 5 S Main. Moore John, books and stationery, 4 N Main.
Morris Alvah J, ticket agent, Depot.
Muehlig & Bro, furniture 35 and 37 S Main. Mullen Miss Frances, dress maker, S Main. Nebel Franz, saloon, 6 Detroit.
Nichols Wm W, dentist, 19 S Main. Nichols & Son, marble works, Ann. Nickels John H, meat market, State. Noble Win, sash, doors etc, Depot. North George W, dentist, 7 S Main. Norton Andrew, dining room, Depot. Oesterlin & Co, grocers, Detroit. O'Riley Michael J, saloon, Depot. O'Rourk Maurice, tailor, S Main. Otto Henry, blacksmith, Fourth.
Pack Clarkson L, cigar mnfr, 10 E Huron. Page Phineas L, lawyer, 15 S Main.
Palmer Alonzo B, physician, N Division. Parker Franklin L, lawyer, S N Main. Pease Galusha J, hardware etc, 46 S Main.
Pettibone & Wilber, civil engineers, McMa- hon Block.
Pfeife Andrew, Orchestra hall, 3 and 4 E Washington.
Pfisterer John, stoves etc. W Liberty.
Pistorius Frederick, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 16 E Huron. ( See ade.) Polhomus Jacob A, Livery, cor Main and Catharine. (See adv.)
Pond Chester E, Principal Ann Arbor Business College, cor Main and Washing- ton.
Porter Charles B, dentist, E Huron.
Porter Frank, silver plater, E Huron.
Prescott Albert B, physician, S Ingall. Pulcipher Milo S, manager W U Telegraph Co, 6 E Huron.
Pyper Mis Isabella, millinery, cor Main and Liberty.
Quinn Patrick. tailor, Fourth.
Raenjaldt John M, boots and shoes, 42 S Main.
Randall Francis A, painter, Detroit.
Rayer Win, meat market, E Huron. Reule Andrew, tailor, 30 E Washington.
Revenaugh Samuel B, photographer, 28 E Huron.
Rinsey & Seabolt; grocers, 6 E Washing- ton.
Risdon Lewis C, hardware, 31 S Main. Robison & Baxter, livery, N Fourth.
Roehm George, fancy goods, 4 E Washing- ton.
Rogers Moses, agricultural implements, De- troit.
Rohde Louis, tanner, W Liberty.
Root & Leiter, real estate, W Huron.
Rose Preston B, physician, S State. Roys Alpheus H, wood turner, Fifth. Ruoff Frederick, brewer, Fuller.
Rupf George, dyer, S Second.
Sager Abraham, physician, cor State and Liberty.
Sanford Miss Minerva, dress maker, 6 E Huron.
Sawyer Andrew J, Attorney and Counselor at Law, N Main. Sanzi Christian, saloon, E Liberty.
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ANN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANN
SINCLAIR'S MILLS,
J. M. SWIFT & CO., Proprietors.
Manufacturers of the
Best Brands of Flour
And Dealers in
Feed & All Finds of Crain.
ANN ARBOR, - - MICHIGAN.
WE WARRANT OUR FLOUR TO BE NO. 1.
J. A. POLHEMUS,
LIVERY STABLE_
The Best and Most Extensive in the City.
HACK AND BUS LINE RUNNING TO ALL TRAINS. Orders Filled Immediately for All Kinds of Conveyances. Particular Attention given to Orders for Funerals.
Cor. Main and Catharine Streets ANN ARBOR, MICHI.
ANN ARBOR STEAM PLANING MILL.
LUICK & BROTHER, MANUFACTURERS
And Dealers in Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Casings, Bass, Band, Crown, Circular and Irregular Miouldings, Stair Rail Brackets, and all kinds of Finish for Joiners.
BRACKET, SCROLL AND FANCY SAWING. Cor. NORTH and FIFTH Streets, ANN ARBOR, MICH. G. LUICK.
F., LUICK.
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Schaeberle Anton, harness maker, 12 W Lib- erty.
Schaible Gottlieb, saloon, S Second.
Schall Paul, barber, 12 S Main.
Schmid Christian, lumber, E Liberty. Schneider John, wagon maker, S Second. Schuh Jacob F, hardware, 37 S Main.
Schuh, cooper, S Second.
Schumacher Christian, blacksmith, S Second. Schumacher John, stoves etc, 68 S Main.
Schuyler Randall, freight agent, Depot.
Seabolt Martin, laundry.
Sessions & Watkins, nursery, 35 W Liberty. Seyler Adam D, boots and shoes, 6 N Main. Sheehan & Co, books and stationery, State. Sheldon Newton, sec of Washtenaw Mutual Ins Co, 24 S Main.
Sibley John F, meat market, E Liberty. Simonds James H, barber, 2 E Huron.
Singer Mafy Co, E C-Baudinot Agent, Huron.
Smith Andrew R, wagon maker, Detroit. Smith Mrs Chipman, mnillinery, 45 S Main. Smith Wm, barber, 37 S Main.
Snell W L, real estate, Mc Mahon's Block. Sondheim Solomon, clothier, 9 S Main.
Sorg Frederick, paints, 26 E Washington. Spafford & Dodsley, coopers, Fifth.
Speechly Miss S T, photographer, 72 S Main.
Spoor Charles, harness maker, 45 S Main. Sprague Jonathan, tailor, S Main.
Stiling Edward, Bakery, Confectionery, Ice Cream and Oysters, 28 E Huron.
Stornis & Campbell, proprs Ann Arbor woolen mills, Mill.
Sutherland & Whedon, real estate, 6 F. Ilu- ron.
Swartout Ransom G, manager of A & P and Am Telegraph Co, 10 E Huron.
Swathel, Ailes & Kyer, Flouring Mills, cor Ann and Fourth. (See adv.) Swift J M & Co, Proprs of Sinclair Flour- ing Mills. (See adv.)
Taylor Theodore, grocer, 13 S Main.
Teats Herman, barber, 7 E Huron. Terry Ashur A, hats caps etc, 15 S Main.
Tripp, Ailes & Price, founders and machinists, W Huron.
Tyler Dean M, physician, Broadway.
Vance Joseph C, lawyer, N Main.
Volland Jacob, harness maker, 9 E Huron.
Wagner Fred & Bro, blacksmiths, S Second. Wagner John Jr, blacksmith, W Washington. Wagner Wi, Clothier and Merchant Tailor, 21 S Main.
Waldron Henry C, lawyer, N Main.
Walker Christian, wagon maker, 13 W Lib- erty.
Walker Thomas, meat market, Broadway.
Wallace Wm W, woodyard, Fourth.
Walz Ludwig, saloon, 50 S Main.
Washtenaw Mutual Insurance Co, B W Waite pres, N Sheldon sec, 24 S Main.
Watts Joseph C, jeweler, ro S Main.
Weiderleich George A, saloon, W Liberty.
Weinmann John M, meat market, cor Wash- ington and Fifth.
Weitbrecht C & Bro, stoves etc, 53 S Main.
Wells Ebenezer, physician, 22 S Main.
Welsh Henry, flour and feed, 14 W Liberty. West Mrs Nellie, dining rooms, State. Willard L & P, millinery, 27 S Main.
Widenmann August, hardware, 25 S Main. Wines & Worden, dry goods, 20 S Main. Winslow Bros, pictures etc, 32 E Huron. Wood S & Co, commission, Depot.
Woodruff Francis, physician, 52 Huron. Zachmann Xavier, meat market, Detroit.
ANTRIM CITY.
Antrim is situated on the east shore of Grand Traverse bay in the northwest corner of Antrim county. It has one grist mill and one store. Shipments are wheat, hay, oats, bark and wood. Distance to Traverse City, its railroad shipping station, 40 miles ; Elk Rapids, the county seat, is 22 miles south. Population, 100. James Orr, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayers N R, grist mill.
Beach Mr & Mrs Artemas, music teachers. Beach Mrs Walter, sewing machine agent.
FREDERICK Attorney NOTARY PUBLIC, General German-American Business Agency, COLLECTION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Office, No. 16 Huron Street, ANN ARBOR, MICH.
PISTORIUS, at Law,
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
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Greer Gurden, boot and shoemaker. Orr Miss Lida L, milliner. Sickles James N, general store. Smith C, surveyor. Stiger Wm L., fisherman.
ARBELA.
A new postoffice in the southwest corner of Arbela township, Tuscola county. It is four miles from Clio on the F. & P. M. R. R. The country around is rolling timber land. Corn, oats, rye, potatoes, hay and butter and cheese are the chief agricultural products, and these with hoops and shingles are shipped away. John Jacobs, postmaster. (See Pine Grove.)
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Jacobs John, general store. Mead Rev Alexander A, (Baptist.) Perry E W, saw and shingle mill. Finkham N J, saw and shingle mill.
ARENAC.
A postoffice in the northern part of Bay county, 30 miles north of Bay City and five east of Standish. There is a saw mill and a shingle mill at the locality, also a store or two and two or more hotels. Goods should be shipped via Standish. The Western Un- ion Telegraph Company have an office here. Postmaster, J. F. Payre.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bogue J, hotel proprietor.
Humphrey Frank, hotel proprietor. Lintz John, hotel proprietor.
McDonald Mrs A R, boarding house. Mahoney M, hotel proprietor,
O'Grady P, grocer. Palmer T R, physician. Phillips J P, saw mill. Spears Mrs C, hotel proprietor, Williams S A, farmer.
ARGENTINE.
A place of about 100 inhabitants in Argen- tine township, Genesee county. It is four miles south of Linden on the D & M R R, its shipping station. It supports a flouring mill, a saw mill and a planing mill. Sur- rounding country level. Products, wheat and corn. Principal shipment, flour. North Ore creek affords a fine water power. L. G. Bishop, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bishop Henry, blacksmith.
Bishop L G & Co, flouring mill, Ervey A J, physician. Field E B, general store. Harper Wm, physician. Hatt SS, gun smith. Hawley Warren, wagon maker.
Page James H, hotel proprietor. Steadman & Torry, saw mill.
Sutherland George G, wagon shop and plan- ing mill.
ARLAND.
A station on the Grand. River Valley Di- vision of the M CR R, in Jackson county. Distance from Jackson 15 miles, R. H. Deyole, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Deyole R H, grocer.
ARLINGTON.
A postoffice about the centre of Van Buren county and about 12 miles west of Paw Paw, the county seat.
ARMADA.
Armada is a thriving little town of some 600 inhabitants, pleasantly situated about mid- way between Romeo and Ridgeway on the Chicago and St. Clair railway. It is in Ar- mada township, Macomb county, and is the center of a prosperous agricultural region. It has no water power and its manufacturing enterprises are limited, embracing only the stave and handle factory of C. S. Farrell, the sash and blind factory of M. S. Lyon and the flouring mill of Spaulding and MIcCauley. Armada has a good union school and four churches, Methodist, Congregational, Bap- " tist, and Seventh Day Adventist. The Ar- mada Index is published semi-monthly. Flour, cheese, staves and handle‹ constitute the principle shipments. The Western Un- ion Telegraph Company have an office here. Postmaster, E. F. Sibley.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baird Rev R G, (Congregationalist. )
Barringer James E, physician and dealer in farın implements.
Barrows H & Son, general store,
Beardsley S T, physician.
Bentley E H, editor Armada Index.
Brown F H, wagon maker and blacksmith.
Brown W J, saddle and harness maker.
Clark C B, watches and jewelry.
Clark W H Jr, lawyer.
Crossat John, boot and shoemaker.
Davis S, hotel proprietor. Dozenburg R. boot and shoemaker.
Farrer C S, cheese factory and minfr staves and heading.
Garlick F M, physician.
Granger Lewis, general store. Harris J N, physician. Hinchman & Co, druggists.
Lanıron Rev D Hi, (Adventist.) Lathrop C A & E D, general store. Long Thomas, boots and shoes.
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Lyon M S, sash doors and blinds. McAuly C, flouring mill.
Marble C E & Co, grocers and forwarders. Neeper John, cabinet maker.
Neeper Mrs J, milliner.
North E, blacksmith. Perkins Mrs G A, milliner. Preston Wm E, general store. Robinson Robert, hardware.
Seeley S, grocer.
Sibley E F, agent American Express. Stephens R B, hotel proprietor. Sutton J S, painter. Vibbert R B, boots shoes hats and caps.
Whitcomb Rev J G, ( Methodist.)
Youngs W H, blacksmith and wagon maker.
ARVON.
A recently established postoffice in Hough- ton county, 14 miles due east from L'Anse, whence it receives a tri-weekly mail.
ASA.
A postoffice in Mayfield township, Lapeer county, 1012 miles northwest of Lapeer on the mail route to North Branch. The vil- lage is known as Five Lakes. It it two miles distant fromn Stephens or Fish Lake on the Lapeer and Northern railroad. It is in a pine region and ships lumber and shingles. Postmaster, Wm G. Stone. Population, 110.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Conklin C B, hotel proprietor. Lee S S, saw mill. Stone Wm. G., general store. Vincent S N, agent American Express.
ASHLAND.
A postoffice located at Grant, a station in Ashland township, Newaygo county, on the Grand Rapids, Newaygo and Lake Shore railroad. Lumber is the leading article of manufacture. The principal shipments are wheat, corn oats and lumber. Distance from Grand Rapids 36 miles, from Newaygo, the county seat, six miles. H. H. Fellows, postmaster. There is also a village of this name in the same township, the postoffice at which is Lake.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Squier Brothers, saw and shingle mill.
ASHLEY.
A postoffice on the east line of Kent coun- ty 2112 miles north of Lowell and 5 south. west of Greenville. Kiddville is the shipping station. Sheldon Ashley, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Buell Rev Wm, (Baptist.)
ASHTON.
A station on the Grand Rapids and Indi- ana railroad, in Lincoln township near the center of Osceola county. . Lumber, shingles and hemlock bark are extensively shipped. Population, 100. Distance to Hersey, the county seat, 1212 miles, to Grand Rapids 74 miles. Joseph W. Ash, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold S S, furniture.
Ash Joseph W & Co, lumber and real estate. Butler, Gardner & Co, -general store.
Davis C, blacksmith.
Halladay G & Son, general store.
Halladay & Co, saw mill.
Hunn Mrs & Miss Cudebeck, hotel.
Reichart Mr, saw mill. '
Swem John H, wagon maker.
Treadgold Rev E, (Methodist.) Westfall B C, hotel.
ASSYRIA.
A village in the southeast part of Barry county, 19 miles from Hastings the county seat. Battle Creek is nine miles due south and is its usualshipping point. Batter. eggs and wheat are the chief exports. Population 75. Mrs. Philena Abbey, postmistress.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbey Mrs Philena, general store.
Berry Rev Chester D, (Adventist.)
Curiday Rev Abraham, (Methodist).
Kent B T, general store.
Robinson Orrin, hotel and blacksmith.
Rogers Andrew J, physician.
Segar William, blacksmith. Thatcher & Son, saw mill. Wadsworth Ball, saw mill.
ATHENS.
A place of about 600 inhabitants in the southwest part of Calhoun county. It is 20 miles south of Battle Creek and 6 north- west of Union City. The latter is its usual shipping point. Athens has a foundry, a planing mill, a saw and shingle mill, a flour- ing mill, and several stores. Jas. H. Wat- kins, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brownell & Vickrey, hardware and groce- ries.
Cave T H, saddle and harness maker.
Culp & Bond, general store.
Dawley D, printer.
Doty O, grocer.
Foot John, blacksmith.
Fuller W'm, sa Idle and harness maker.
Hakes Charles, blacksmith. Kingsbury & Holcomb, general store. Lee Uri, physician.
Lewis W H & Co, general store.
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McIntyre James, foundry. Minion J E, livery stable. Robinson E T, blacksmith. simons I P, saw mill. Smith M B, hotel proprietor. Stanbro C M, physician. Stanbro & Watkins, general store. Strieland E & Wright, wagon makers.
Taylor George, stave factory.
Thatcher M W, physician. Waterman A C & Libhart, flouring mill. Wells J E & Underwood, general store. Woodruff A, carriage painter.
ATHLONE.
A small village of Ash township, Monroe county, It is three miles from Carlton on the Canada Southern railroad and three from Grafton on the F. & P. M. R. R. Distance from Monroe ten miles. The population is mostly foreign. Wheat and apples are the principal shipments. C. M. Berghoefer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Berghoefer C M, boot and shoe maker. Coily David, saloon. Discher David, saloon and grocer.
Fischer Jacob, blacksmith.
Fuhrman Anton, builder.
Galen Ferdinand, organist and teacher. Herwig Rev Wm, (Catholic).
Hood J G, grocer.
Marburger Andrew, wagon maker.
Newcomb J, physician. Steffer Frank, builder. Trever John, saw mill.
Zink Heinrich, saw mill.
ATKINS.
A new postoffice in the township of Clyde in the northeastern part of St. Clair county. Distance from Port Huron ten miles. The soil hereabouts is good with heavy clay sub- soil. Grain, peas, potatoes and hay are grown. There are no stores, the inhabitants doing their trading at Ruby, one mile dis- tant. Jonathan Morden, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Atkins Charles, carpenter.
Atkins David, carpenter. Brown William, carpenter.
Chase Walter, carpenter. Clarkson Edward, blacksmith.
Harris Solomon, blacksmith. Pilky Henry, carpenter. Robinson Rev Wm. ( Presbyterian.)
ATLAS.
A village containing about 200 people in the southeast part of Genesee county. It is distant from Flint 13 miles and is 6 east of
Grand Blanc on the F. & P. M. R. R. Ex. press, American. There are flouring and woolen mills here and flour is largely shipped. Adrian P. Gale, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brooks L S, boot and shoemaker.
Cramer J D, blacksmith.
Fellows A, cooper.
Gale A P, justice of the peace.
Howard Ira, hotel proprietor.
Lobban James, boot and shoe maker.
Long M, stone mason. "
McNeal Miss L, music teacher.
Mattison E B, general store and agent Am. Express.
Millar Rev D B, (Baptist.)
Odell Frank, teacher.
Palmer Samuel T, flouring and woolen mills.
Rockafellow H E, foundry.
Rockafellow R T, builder.
Rust B E, foundry.
Scott C, blacksmith.
Shields James, cabinet maker.
Smith Frank, blacksmith.
Smith James, blacksmith.
Wood Robert, builder.
ATTICA.
A beautiful little village of about 900 in- habitants situated in the midst of roliing hills and small lakes, on the Chicago and Port Huron railway. 7 miles east of La- peer and 29 west of Port Huron. It is in Attica township, Lapeer county. Lumber, shingles, flour, grain and hay are shipped. Express, American, Telegraph, Western Union. I. N. Jenness, postmaster. Attica was settled in 1852 as a lumbering village, a large tract of pine land lying to the north. A good farming country surrounds the vil- lage. The latter contains a new methodist church, a large school house, a flouring mill and several saw and shingle mills, all run by steam, and several good hotels.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American Express Co, Wm Ray agt, Depot. Attica House, John Irwin propr.
Bates House, Zelotes I, Bates Propr, near Depot.
Bates Zelotes L, propr Bates House and liv- ery stable, near Depot.
Blake Wm, physician, Main. Buckingham Orin G, saw mills.
Butler Win, lawyer.
Chown Charles, tannery.
Churchill Win, blacksmith and wagon maker, Main.
Copeland John, saw mill.
Currier Rev John W, (Methodist Episcopal.) Donaldson David, general store, Main. Elliott Wm, hotel, two miles from Attica.
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Fish, Arthur HI, Notary Public and In- surance Agent, Postoffice.
Fuller Minor T, contractor and builder. Hicks Renold, tanner and currier. Hill Fred H, news agents, Postoffice. Hosner Wm, groceries and ineats, Main. Irwin David, boot and shoe maker, Main. Irwin John, propr Attica House.
Jenuess IN & Co. ( Isaac N Jenness, Al- len and Henry Fish), General Store, Saw and Planing Mills and Dealers in Lumber. Laing Rev Andrew R, (Methodist Episco- pal.)
Lawrence Wm, prop Williams House, Main. Locker Charles 5, Furniture, Main. Newton Henry, shingle mill.
Nichols Oril D, carpenter and joiner.
Nickerson House, Ralph Nickerson propr, Main.
Nickerson Ralph, propr Nickerson House, Main.
Peck John W, drugs and groceries, Main.
Porter M, physician, Main.
Kay Wm, station agent telegraph operator and express agent.
Runnels John R, meat market.
Sanderson Nelson, boot and shoe maker and justice of the peace.
Shean Mrs Hulda, millinery, Main.
Smiley F & G ( Francis and George), carriage mnfrs.
Varaum & Hodges, (Joseph Varnum, James Hodges). Flouring Mill.
Williams Win & Anthony, saw mill. Williams George, grocery.
Williams House, Wm Lawrence propr. Wood Henry, groceries and hardware, Main.
ATWOOD.
A settlement of 100 inhabitants in the northwest corner of Antrim county. It is 22 miles north of Elk Rapids and four from Norwood, on Traverse Bay. Traverse City, 40 miles distant, is the nearest rail- road point. The agricultural productions and manufactures of the vicinity are wheat, corn, oats, rye, potatoes, hay, maple sugar, wood and lumber. Population about 75. Samuel K. Bagley, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ayres Norman, Hlouring mill. Coulter Rev C N (Congregationalist.) Kanegy L M, physician. McAlister Rev J J, (Methodist). Sickles J N, general store.
AU GRES.
A village of some 150 souls in a town- ship of the same name, in the northwest corner of Bay county. It is on the Alpena stage route 22 miles from Standish on the J. L. & S. R. R., and is 43 miles from Bay
City. It is in a lumbering country. (For business directory see index to names re- ceived too late for insertion in proper place.)
AUGUSTA.
A village of about 700 inhabitants on the Michigan Central railroad, in the northeast part of Kalamazoo county. It is 130 miles from Detroit and 14 east of Kalamazoo. The Kalamazoo river affords water power and there are several - manufacturing establish- ments, including a foundry, a planing mill, an agricultural implement factory-and two flouring mills. It ships flour, wheat and wood. Telegraph, Western Union ; Express, American. Miss Geraldine Griffin, post- mistress.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Andrews Charles W, groceries. Ashley Otis G, harness maker.
Augusta Butter and Cheese Mnfg Co, Wm. G Kirby pres, James Kent sec.
Augusta House, James M Murphy propr.
Barnard James E, boots and shoes.
Batt & Crane, stock and grain dealers.
Brown Lorenzo F, agricultural implements.
Brown Luther J, grocer and lumber dealer.
Carpenter E M & Co, flouring mill.
Church, E. B., grocer.
Cock John L, agt American Express.
Crane Lewis, meat market.
Douglass Adelbert, dentist.
Evers & Dickie, hardware.
Finlay C M, livery.
Fisher John H, physician. Geiger Charles H, restaurant.
Haskins E E & Co. Lumber Dealers.
Hawes Henry C, shoe maker.
Henika Emanuel C, wagon maker.
Kellogg Charles E, druggist and stationer.
La Bar Wm H, saloon.
Lawton Amos D, insurance.
Lynch James L, boots and shoes.
McCord & Vandercook, founders.
Mc Elhaney Gideon H, harness maker.
Merrell Mrs R M, millinery.
Murphy James M, propr Augusta House.
Mygatt Henry M, poultry. Pool N Foster, blacksmith.
Pool H D & Co, general store.
Pray Julius C, manager W U Tel office.
Roberts Bryant W, barber.
Rorabeck & Bro, general store.
Rosenkrans Edward M, physician.
Smith Oliver K, cooper.
Wayely Eleazar, boots, shoes and cider.
Webster Alonson, justice of the peace.
Webster & North, grain and stock dealers. Weeks & Dean, druggists and stationers.
Wilson Richard N, jeweler.
Wood Timothy C, general store.
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JAS. R. SUTHERLAND.
State Agent for Michigan. Office No. 5 Mechanics' Holl, with Knopp & Walton, Architects. AND SALESROOM NO. 62 MICHIGAN AVE., ANTISDEL HOUSE BLOCK. DETROIT, MICH. GRADES, NUMBERS AND PRICES.
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The Cabinet fascy are all made of solid black walnut, carefully selected and theme -nord. DESCRIPTION- The "Untenary" grade is the cheapest and plainest Beck Rispon material, and possesses the same advantageof the Ble Det. solidity.
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AURELIUS.
Aurelius is a place of about 400 inhabi- tants in the western part of Ingham county. It is eight miles southwest of Mason and 434 miles west of Chapin's station, on the J. L. & S. R. R. Wheat, corn, oats and hay are the staple products of the vicinity. The village contains one sawmill, two stores, two wagon shops, etc. B. N. Stark, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bond J P & Co, general store. Davis B G & Co, saw mill.
Freeman J N, justice of the peace.
Gilmore & Hunter, blacksmith.
Hunt James, cooper. Isham Nelson, wagon maker.
Keeler Charles, wagon maker.
Kempter J J, boot and shoe maker. Phillips George W, hotel proprietor. Potter E, physician. Stark B N, general store. Swartout George W. physician. Thayer O B & Bro, blacksmith.
AU SABLE.
AnSable is a port of Lake Huron situated at the mouth of Au Sable river, in Oscoda township, Iosco county. Agriculture re- ceives soine attention but on account of the vast pine forests in the immediate neighbor- hood, the lumber interests engage the larger share of the attention of the inhabitants. There are here six large gang saw mills em- ployed in the manufacture of lumber and square timber, for- general stores, two gro- cers, two dealers . long timber and masts, one sash factory, one bank, three hotels and three churches. Au Sable was first settled in 1849 and incorporated in 1872, and has now 2,500 inhabitants. Distance from Ta- was City, its county town, 15 miles, and 160 from Detroit. During the season of naviga- gation shipments are made via Bay City. The "exports are lumber, timber and fish. Telegraph, Western Union ; Express, Holt's, and Reed & Green's. Geo. P. Warner, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AuSable Lumber and Shingle Company. Backus & Bros, lumber minfrs. Badger Rev A S, ( Presbyterian.) Bartley & Qnain, carpenters. Betz J G, merchant tailor. Birge John H, painter. Bodett & Peletti, planing mill.
Bragg Charles P & Co, bankers. Bragg Henry & Co, general store.
Brown Wir H, commission and lumber in. spector.
Cherryman Fred, grocery and meat market.
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