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Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Oysters in all Styles a Specialty.
Pickled Tongue, Sardines, Lobsters, Canned Salmon Clams, Broiled Chicken, Etc.
Game of all Kinds in its Season. Warm Meals at all Heure Ladies Entrance on Jefferson S ..
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Gilman Joseph F, baker, Jefferson. Godsmark Joseph R, boots and shoes, 14 W Main.
Grandine & Hinman, druggists, 6 E Main. Graves Frank S, dentist, 5 W Main. Green Wm H, meat market, Main. Gregory & Son, pump mnfrs, W Canal. Hall Tolman W, justice of the peace, Canal. Halladay Bros, grocers, Jefferson. Halladay & Evarts, grocers, Main. Halladay & Lewis, builders, W Canal. Hamblin Alexander C, banker, 17 E Main. Hart Bros, grocers, 6 Jefferson.
Hart Thomas. Flouring Mill, Grain,
Grass Seeds and Plaster, Canal (See adv.) Hawxburst D.C, dentist, 16 E Main. Mayward Jabez L, insurance, Canal. Helling Bros, fruit preserves, E Canal. Herns Henry, blacksmith, W Main. Hibbard Mrs A T, millinery, E Main.
Hickman George, blacksmith, S Jefferson. Hinman B F & H T, dry goods, HI E Main. Hirschmann J Joseph, saloon, W Canal.
Hodges Robert, propr Mansfield House, Jackson.
Hodges Samuel, Billiard Saloon and Restaurant, I E Main. (See adv.) Hodges & Wells, millinery, 18 E Main. Holton Bros, druggists, 19 E Main ..
Iloward Alvin A, freight and ticket agent, C & L H R R Depot.
Howard J A, veterinary surgeon, E Main. Howard Wm H, barber, E Canal.
Howell Horace, paints and oils, 11 Jefferson. Hubbard Henry H, insurance, 22 E Main. Huff Win D, spring bed mnfr, W Main. Hyland Mrs Rebecca, millinery, 20 W Main. Jacobs J M & L, dry goods, 13 W Main. Jefferson Robert, shoe maker, 10 Jefferson. Jefts W & Co, wood workers, W Main. Johnson Austin S, physician, 5 W Main. Johnson Hiram J. news depot, Canal.
Johnson Theo D, Photographer, 3 W Main.
Jones Fred, barber, 5 W Main.
Jones George T, Meat Market, II W Main.
Jones & McNair, Druggists, Booksel- lers and dealers in Cigars and Tobacco, 13 E Main. (See adv.)
Jones & Minty, Cigar Mnfrs, 9 W Main.
Joy & Clapp. Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Tribune Building.
Keeler David, baker, 34 E Main. Kellogg John P, broom maker, Main. Kellogg Loyal C, fouring mill, Canal. Kellogg R M & F J, Cutlery Works, S Canal.
Kincaid Abram, hats and caps, SE Main. Kinsley Philo, grocer, S Jefferson.
Knox Thomas G, harness maker, 14 Jeffer. son.
Larsson Peter, Railroad House, S Jefferson. Laushey Milton, grocer, Main.
Lawler Michael, shoe maker, Jefferson.
I.eavens Miss Catherine, millinery, 9 E Main.
Leon & Jennings, grocers, 15 Jefferson.
Lewis James M, liquors, 12 Jefferson.
Likens Alfred, saloon, Canal.
Livingston Leavit L, boot and shoe mnfr, E Main.
McCrea S W & Co. Groceries and Corckery, 7 E Main.
Maas & Bro, clothiers, 22 E Main.
McDonald & Jordan, furniture, W Canal.
Mansfield House, R Hodges propr, Jackson. Marion Michael, grocer, 8 Jefferson.
Marsh & Moulton, Meat Market, 21 E Main.
Mason, Rathbun && Co. Planing Mill and Lumber Dealers, S jefferson.
May, Buck & Fraser, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Tribune Building.
Maynard Nathan, carriage maker, Jackson. Merritt Richard B, founder and machinist, W Canal.
Meteall Brothers, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, cor Main and Canal.
Metcalf Mrs T, dress maker, Main. Meyer Lewis, clothier, 3 E Main.
Michigan Tribune (weekly), Woolnough & Bordine props, W W Woolnough editor, Canal.
Miller John, clothier, Jefferson.
Morehouse Warren G, carriage maker, S Jefferson.
Morley Simon H, agricultural works, S Jef- ferson.
Mott Isaac C, nursery, s city limits.
Murphy John, saloon, W Canal. Murphy Robert, grocer, Jefferson.
Neale M & Wm F, boots and shoes, 9 Jeffer- son.
Newcomer G, physician, 6 E Main.
Nichols, Shephard & Co, threshing machine mnfrs, cor Marshall and Union.
Opera House Dining Hall, SH Fairchild propr, 13 and 17 W Main. (See adv.)
Osgood & Chapin, jewelers, 2 W Main.
Osterhoudt & Mack, millinery, IS E Main. Owen John, shoemaker, 30 E Main. Owen Wm. J, meat market. Jeffer-on. Packer Boardman HI, produce, S Jefferson. Parker Mrs Mary B, hats and caps, Main. Parks Mrs Mary E. dress maker, Canal.
Patrons of Husbandry, N Chilson purchasing agent, W Main.
Peaslee Franklin E, books and stationery. 2 W' Main.
Peavey C C & Co, tanners, hides and pelts, W Main. Penniman John H, dentist, zo F. Main. Phillips Albanus M, dentist, 2 E Main.
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THOMAS HART
MERCHANT
MILLER, BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN. WHOLESALE DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
All orders for coarse grains will receive prompt attention. Choice grades of Michigan flour constantly on hand and milled to order, in small or round lots to suit purchasers.
Battle Creek Enitting Mills,
Manufacturers of
Knit Shirts, Drawers and Jackets.
Special Inducements Offered to the Retail Trade.
BATTLE CREES,
MICHIGAN.
V. P. COLLIER, President.
A. G. JUKES, Sec'y & Treas.
ELI L. JONES.
J. MONROE M'NAIR.
JONES
McNAIR,
Druggists, Booksellers. ---- AND
JOBBERS IN CIGARS.
REGULATOR DRUG STORE, 13 East Main Street,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
N. SLAGHT & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Lath,
TIMBER, ETC.
General Office at GREENVILLE, MICH.
Branch Yard at BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
Office and Mill at Trufant Station, 10 Miles North of Greenville.
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Potter Henry, propr Potter House. (See adv.)
Powell & Boughton, grocers, 7 Jefferson.
Purcell John, grocer, 21 W Main.
Reed George, pump mnfr, S Jefferson.
Roberts Henry H, division supt C & L HR R Co. S Jefferson.
Roberts Samtnel, agent Singer Sewing Machines and dealer in Organs, W Main. Robertson Thomas W, Physician and Surgeon, 7 E Main. Rockwell Charles, jeweler, 6 E Main.
Rosenfield Wm, tobacco and liquors, 24 E Main.
Rosenthal Joseph D, clothier, 18 E Main. Ross Miss Harriet A, millinery, 20 E Main.
Rowe Charles, grocer, II S Jefferson.
Russell Moses B, lawyer and justice of peace, E Main.
Russell & Wadleigh, lawyers, E Main.
Rust Elbridge G, pictures and frames, I W Main.
Salisbury, Lindsay & Co, tailors, 3 W Main. Schuster Ernest, barber, Canal.
Seventh-Day Adventist Publish- ing Association, Elder Jas White, Pres ; Miss A M Dricall Sec, 117 119 and 121 Main. (See adz .. )
Shafer J H & M C, marble works, Main.
Shepperd Miss Clara S, Millinery and Fancy Goods, 6 E Main. Shepherd Henry, blacksmith, S Jefferson.
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Opera House Dining Hall and Billiard Saloon.
S. H. FAIRCHILD, Propr.
Choice Wines & Liquors TO BE HAD AT THE OFFICE.
13, 15 & 17 East Main St., BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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Shipman Phineas H, shoe maker, Jefferson. skinner T B & Co, dry goods, 16 E Main. Slde John, wagon maker, W Canal.
Nacht N & Co. Lumber Dealers, S Jef- ferson. ( See adv.)
Smith Ellis RE, Book and News Dealer, 25 E Main.
Snyder Boliver, livery, Jackson.
Southworth Edward N, meat market, Main. Speakman Miss Rachael T, physician, 76 W Main.
Spencer Joseph V, physician, 22 E Main. Stahl John, brewer, e city limits.
Stebbins & Coon, dry goods, 5 E Main. Steward Mrs Mary, dress maker, Jefferson. Stewart I. H, lawyer, W Main.
Sullivan Harry, horse shoer, 5 Jackson.
Swarts W Alfred, meat market, Jefferson.
Sweet Miss Emma, manager Am Tel Co, Canal.
Tapscott Anne, hair goods, 11 Jefferson,
Taylor Wm, propr Battle Creek House, Jef. ferson.
Thompson Clement R, grocer, 26 E Main. Titus & Hicks, flouring mills, S Canal.
Tozer Thomas, shoe maker, jefferson.
Underhill Edward T, fancy goods, 5 W Main.
Upton Manufacturing Co, Michi -. gan Sweepstakes Threshing Machines, J S Upton Pres, H S Strong Sec and Treas, cor Canal and Jackson.
VanPraagh Benjamin, Cigar Man- ufacturer, 32 E Main.
Van Nalkenburgh John A, grocer, 7 W Main. Waisbrook Mis Lois, editress and proprie- tress of "Our Age," 68 Cherry.
Wakelee Theodore, grocer, 12 W Main.
Wakelee & Vail, dry goods, 14 E Main. Wallace Wm, postmaster, postoffice.
Ward J MI & Son, General Produce Dealers and Flouring Mills, Jefferson, (See adv. )
Waters Oscar, freight and passenger agent M CR R. Depot.
Wattles Jervis, physician, 2 E Main.
Waverly House, J R Detro propr, Jackson. Weaver Thomas, barber, W Canal.
Weikgenant Christian, saloon, 12 Jefferson.
Werstein Leopold. Restaurant and Saloon, cor Canal and Packer.
Western Union Tel Co, G F Barrows mana. ger, Depot.
Whipple & Andrews, grocers, 138 Main.
White Elder James, pres Adventist Associa- tion, 121 Main.
Wibert Samuel, saloon, Jefferson.
Wilbor & Perry, furniture, 37 Main.
Willard De Forest, insurance, E Main.
Williams D & Co, Glove Mnfrs, IS E Main.
Williams James, propr American Hotel, 42 E Main.
Willicts & Platt, blacksmiths, cor Jackson and Jefferson.
Woodworth Horatio T, photographer, E Main.
Woolnough Walter W, editor Michigan Tri- bune, Canal.
Wright Sheldon C, photographer, 5 E Main.
Wright Walter S, pictures, 10 E Main.
Wright J Warren, pianos and organs, 10 E Main.
Young Mrs Amanda, dress maker, 2 E Main. Zang George F, tailor, 17 Jefferson.
Zang John, saloon, 30 E Main.
Zang Nicholas, saloon, W Canal.
Zang Peter, saloon, Jefferson.
BAY CITY.
Bay City, the county seat of Bay county, is situated on the east bank of the Saginaw river, four miles from its mouth. The river is navigable to this point for the largest sized vessels. Bay City is the northern terminus of the Detroit and Bay City railroad, also of the main line of the Flint and Pere Mar- quette. The Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw .railroad passes through it and it will be the castern terminus of the Grand Rapids and Bay City railroad, not yet completed. Its commercial advantages are thus very great.
The population is now claimed to be up- wards of 14,000 and rapidly increasing. Dur- ing the first six months of IS73, $1,000,000 were expended in building improvements within the corporate limits of the city. These limits comprise an area four miles in length by two in breadth. The city con- tains 12 churches, a high school and five ward schools, 4 banks with a united capital of $760,000, about 25 hotels of all grades, 2 daily and 3 weekly newspapers, and one of the finest opera houses in the State.
Bay City is essentially a manufacturing city, though as yet these interests are con- fined chiefly to lumber and salt. There are however several foundries and machine shops and a very extensive wooden gas and water pipe factory. The city is lighted with gas and supplied with water by the Holly system. The pumps are supplied with pure water from Saginaw Bay through a conduit pipe of 30 inches diameter, 4% miles in lenth, and is distributed in the city through over 20 miles of the wooden pipe manufac- tured in the city and which gives excellent satisfaction.
In public buildings Bay City can point with pride to architectural beauty and adornment combined with solidity, surpissed by no city in the State.
The city contains 77 manufacturing estab- lishments with an aggregate capital of $4 .- 0$6,789. Of these 28 are saw mill in
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which are 34 circular saws and 21 gangs. The lumber shipments of the city during the season of 1874 aggregate 350,000,000 feet, of a value of four and a half million of dollars.
Bay City is situated upon the great salt basin of the Saginaw Valley, the develop- inent of which commencing in 1860, with the shipment from the city of 2,000 barrels, has reached the enormous amount of 486,343 barrels shipped in 1874, value $700,000.
In population Bay City has increased from Soo in 1860 to 7,064 in 1870, and 13,676 in 1874, a rate of increase which enables her to rank fourth in point of numbers as com- pared with other cities in the State. The population is largely made up from the East- ern States, while the thrifty Germans, indus- trious Canadian French, Irish and Poles form a heterogenious population, the con- bination of which proves eminently satisfac- tory in the growth and progress of the city.
The aggregate value of property within the corporate limits of the city increased trom $5,000,000 in 1870 to $9,000,000 in 1874. The school property of the city is valued at $125,000 including the handsome high school building, costing $40,000, and five ward buildings one of which is of brick, recently completed, and cost $12,000.
The water works have cost the city thus far $227,000, which will be increased to $300,000 by the full completion of the sys- tem, including the inlet pipe, costing $100,- 000. The completion of this system will leave Bay City second in the State in point of water supply, in its purity and abundance.
Its paid fire department consists of four hose companies of seven men each, taking their water supply from the hydrants, which are found at every street intersection.
The regular police force of the city con- sists of nine men, including the marshal and assistant marshal. When it is remeui- bered that this force is efficient to preserve order in a city spreading over a distance of four miles in length by two in breadth, whose population is augmented in the spring of the year by thousands of transient men from the Inmber camps in the adjoining counties, it may well be said to speak vol- umes for the good character of the popula- tion.
In street improvements Bay City ranks second only to Detroit among the cities of the State, Five of its principal streets are paved with the Nicolson and Wycoff patent wood pavements, of which about three miles in length has been laid. Over one iaile of this is of white cedar blocks. The city has purchased the Wycoff patent, and the laying of two miles of paving is con- templated for the season of 1875. About four miles of the streets are planked.
The city enjoys the advantages of a pub- lic library, comprising about 5,000 volumes, from which by the report of the librarian there was given out between April Ist and December 15th, 1874, 14,500 volumes, with a loss of but three volumes.
The churches of the city will compare favorably with those of other cities of the State in number, value; and membership. That of the First Baptist Society, costing $So,coo, can boast according to experts, " the most beautiful, symmetrical and per- fectly proportioned spire on the continent." In membership the different societies are eminently prosperous.
The growth of Bay City is undoubtedly due to a great extent to the railroad facilities presented by the Flint and Pere Marquette, which here makes its northern terminas. The Detroit and Bay City Railroad connect- ing at Lapeer with the Port Huron and Lake Michigan, and the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad, which on its line from Jackson and the south to its ultimate terminus at Mackinac, crosses the Saginaw river to Bay City, making junction with the Detroit and Bay City Railroad. These several lines of road are connected at the southern limits of the city and again near the business center, by the Bay City Street and Transit Railroad, which, with its track of six miles, extending from Essexville at the mouth of the river to the south limits of the city, is calculated to enable the transfer of rail cars from the mills and manufactories on its line to the different roads ; thus bring. ing the entire body of manufacturing estab- lishments in the city into the enjoyment of all the privileges to be obtained from these lines of road connecting with all portions of the land, facilities enjoyed by the inhabitants of but few cities in the nation.
A recently published history of the city, by H. S. Dow of the Lumberman's Gazette, is a readable work of 100 pages, replete with valuable information of a historic and statis. tical nature.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott Mrs G HI, news depot, Water bet 31st and 32d.
Aldridge G & Co, Druggists, cor 3d and Water.
Allan John, shoemaker, Water bet 10th and 11th.
Altmark & Elbinger, dry goods, 206 N Water.
American Express Co, 4th e of Water.
Ames Chas A, real estate, cor 4th and Wa- ter. Anderson Mrs Augusta J, hair dresser, 7 Birney Block.
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THOMAS CRISPIN,
Manufacturer of CRISPIN'S GANG LATH MILL, -ALSO- Crispin's Patent Self-Feeding Lath Bolter.
CRISPIN'S SELF FEEDING LATH BOLTER
The Bolter can be used for Bolting Walnut Limbs for Chair Factories or Cabinet Makers; it can also be used as a Self-feeding Machine for Cutting Broom and Shovel Handles, Staves and Barrel Headings.
Factory, Cor. SEVENTH and ADAMS Sts. Address all orders to THOMAS CRISPIN, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, BAY CITY, MICH.
WENONA PLASTER MILL.
SMITHS BEARD,
GRIND AND SELL
Alabaster Plaster,
WARRANTED BEST IN THE WORLD.
CALCINED PLASTER. OFF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
Address,
SMITES & BEARD,
WENONA, MICH. M. GOLDEN, Agent.
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Anderson & Jones, Dining Saloon,
under Campbell House. ( See adv.)
Andrew Nicholas, blacksmith, Saginaw bet 3d and 4th.
Andrews Edward W, lawyer, cor Water and 3Ist.
Andrews Mary, saloon, Saginaw bet Ist and 2d.
Anneke Emil, lawyer, Water bet 4th and 5th.
Anneke & Wilkins, abstract office, Water bet 4th and 5th.
Anscomb Alonzo, Livery Stable, Sag- inaw bet 2d and 3d.
Anthony James, Tobacco and Cigars, 224 N Water.
Anthony Louis, clothing, 218 N Water.
Argle & Simpson, blacksmiths, 3d e of Wash- ington.
Arnold Fred, baker, cor 5th and Saginaw.
Arnold Gottfried, baker, N Water.
Asch Samuel. saloon, Campbell House Block. Ashley Andrew J, grocer, cor Water and 23d.
Astor House, D J Kennedy propr, cor Har- rison and S Center.
Atkins I, Q, undertaker, cor 18th and Water. Atkinson Bros, painters, 113 Washington.
Atlantic Salt Works, Daniel A. Marshall Supt, n end city.
Au Gres Boom Co, Edwin T. Carrington sec, dock bet 5th and Center.
Ayres Geo, boots and shoes, Taylor & Rose Block.
Bad River Boom Co, Richard J Carney sec, office Water foot 6th.
Bailey & Orton, hardware, cor 4th and Water.
Baker James H, barber, Water bet 3Ist and 32d.
Bancroft F A & Co, dry goods, Opera House Block.
Barnum Edwin HI, Lumber Commis- sion Agent and Dealer, Shearer Block. (See adv.)
Barse Wm H, insurance agent, Union Block. Bascom Henry C, guns etc, 204 N Water. Baxter Wm J, lumber, IS Munger Block.
Bay City Bank, Geo Lewis pres, Geo H Young cash, cor Center and Saginaw.
Bay City Bridge Co, C E Jennison pres, Isaac H Hill sec, office Jennison Block. Bay City Gas Light Co, James Clements sec and treas, Water bet 11th and 12th.
Bay City Green House, Wm H De Lisle propr, cor 10th and Farragut, office Beckwith Block 5th e of Saginaw. (Se adv.)
Bay City Iron Co, Benjamin F. Ray pres, Justin Pond sec, cor Ist and Madi. son. (See ade )
Bay City Meat Market, John S Roe propr, Taylor & Rose Block. (See adv.)
Bay City Novelty Works, founders and ma. chinists, cor Lord and Ann.
Bay City Steam Boiler Works, Mckinnon & Co Proprs, Water bet 10th and 11th.
Bay City Street Railway Co, James Clements Pres ; James D Warner Sec, office cor 2d and Water.
Beaubien Theodore J, fancy goods, 105 N Water.
Beck Jacob, Upholsterer, 5th bet Sagi- naw and Water.
Beckwith Luther, lawyer, Bank Block.
Beebe & Braddock, root beer mnfrs, cor Harrison and 35th.
Beers Stephen A, freight agent F & PM Ry, depot cor Adams and 5th.
Beers & Gillett, Lime and Mason's Supplies, Water bet Ist and 2d. (See adv.) Bennett John D, livery, Saginaw bet 4th and 5th.
Bertch Louis, meat market, 112 Center.
Berter Charles F, gunsmith, 5th e Saginaw.
Bissell Prosper D, grocer, Campbell nr Dolsen.
Blackman F H & Co, clothing, IOS N Water.
Blackman H & Co, grocers, cor Water and IIth.
Blaisdell Miram, Lawyer, I Watson Block.
Bloomfield Mrs Charles J. millinery, Cran- age Block.
Board of Water Works, Erastus L Dunbar · sec, office Opera House Block.
Boiteu George, boots and shoes, cor Water and 3Ist.
Bouchard Israel S, boots and shoes, Water bet 31st and 32d.
Boyle John, saloon, foot 3d.
Braddock A C & Sons, mnfrs oars, sculls and poles, cor Water and Fremont.
Braddock Charles S, insurance, IOS S Wa- ter.
Bradley HI M & Co, Lumber and Salt Mnfrs, Water foot 10th.
Brawn A & Co, harness makers, 20S Center. Brazzelton Louis N, barber, 117 N Water.
Breckler & Lewenstein, clothing, Rouech Block.
Breden Wilson, physician, cor 4th and Water.
Bridge Hotel, Isaac Oby propr, cor Water and 23d.
Brody Simon, tobacco and cigars, Water bet roth and 11th.
Brown Martin W, meat market, 12th.
Brown Thomas & Bro. Sample Rooms, Tobacco and Cigars, fint 3d.
Bruner C & Bro, grocers, cor Center and Saginaw.
Burr Win HI, Physician, 1 McCormick Block.
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DOLSEN, CHAFIN & BRO.,
Manufacturers of
Gang-Sawed Lumber.
LATHI and SALT.
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B. F. RAY, Prest. J. POND, Sed'y. E. G. ROTE, Treas. Directors : E. G. ROTE and J. POND. BAY CITY IRON COMPANY,
Office and Works Cor. FIRST and MADISON Streets, BAT CITY, MICE. STEAM ENGINES,
And all Kinds of Machinery Pertaining to Saw Milis, Salt Weils, Steamboats, Tugs, Dredyes, Etc., Etc., Manufactured.
The Bay City Iron Company's Works are supplied with the Very Best of New Machinery. ALL WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLY.
STEPHEN A. BEERS.
JOSEPH A. GILLETT.
BEERS & GILLETT, Successors to C. M. AVERILL,
MANUFACTURERS OF
TICKLIME. And Dealers in
Building Stone, Calcined Plaster,
Water Lime, Plastering Hair, and Brick of all Kinds. N. Water St., near Railroad Bridge, BAY CITY. . - MICHIGAN.
MUNN & CO.,
Manufacturers of
Gang, Circular, Upright and Lath Mills,
HEATERS, PARALLEL EDGERS, .
BOLTING MACHINES, GLOBE VALVES, MILL GEARING, ETC.
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Campau Frank X, dry goods, Water bet 3Ist and 32d.
Campbell & Co, ship yard, on river, east end city.
Campbell Foust. Charles A Jay Propr, cor 3d and Water.
Campbell Miss Jennie, hair dresser, cor 5th and Saginaw.
Campbell & Tyler, grocers, Birney Block.
Canfield Gilbert J, photographer, MeEwan Block.
Card Mrs Sarah A, millinery, 120 N Wa- ter.
Carney Richard J, Lumber Com- mis-ion Dealer and Mafr, Water foot 6th.
Thomas Jr. Planing Mill and Sash, Doors and Blinds, Water bet rith and 12th.
Carney Mrs Thomas sr, millinery, cor 5th and Washington.
Carrington & Plummer, general store, Dock bet 5th and Center.
Carroll William S, Carroll House, cor Water and 321.
Carroll & Kinney, meat market, Horrison bet 35th and S Center.
Carter & Bush, grocers, cor gth and Madi- son.
Carter & Maliby, Produce Dealers, Paine Block.
Casey John P, saloon, 109 4th.
Cathcart Wm A, insurance, Shearer Block.
Catlin Isaac HI, sash and doors, cor Water and Sth.
Center House. Martin Roach Propr, cor Water and 24ti !.
Champagne Thomas, barber, cor 3d and Water.
Champion Richard, propr Quebec House, Water.
Chapin & Barber, lumber, cor Water and Bellinda.
Chronicle Printing Association. Publishers Daily and Weekly Chronicle, Arthur M Birney, Business Manager, Birney Block.
Clark Chester E, grocer, Water bet 7th and Sth.
Clark Wm B, grocer, cor Ist and Van Buren.
Clarke James, physician, Water bet 321 and 13d.
Clifford Payson A, confectioner, Water bet 7th and Sth.
Cobb George P, lawyer, Bank Block.
Colburn Charles B, photographer, 9 Gris- wold Block.
Colburn Elizar J, photographer, Watson Block.
Colburn Josiah N, printer, Taylor & Rose Block.
Collection Bank, Geo A Cook cashier, cor 4th and Water.
Coman Lucien S, druggist. Shearer Block. Commey Thomas, boots and shoes, Water bet 6th and 7th.
Conrad John, saloon. Saginaw s of 5th. Cooke & Co, dry goods, Munger Blick.
Cool J S & Son, furniture, 915 S Water.
Coon Sam, International Hotel, cor 4th and Saginaw.
Cooper Thos J, manager Western Union Telegraph Co, 15 Watson Block.
Corey Lyon, Corey House, cor Watson and soth.
Corson James R jr, grocer, cor Water and 13th.
Corwin William S, barber, 310 N Water. Coryeon John, lime kilns, Water foot 22d.
Cottrell Charles B, real estate, Muuger Block.
Crable & Stowe, insurance, 3 Watson Block. Craft Will T. Metropolitan Dining Room, cor Center and Water ( See adr. ) Crampion House, W Moran Propr, cor Water and 32d.
Crampton William, propr Eagle House, Water bet 35th and S Center.
Crandell Frank, books and stationery, Union Block.
Crispin Thonans, Mnfr Lath Machin- ery, cor 5th and Adams. (Sse adv.)
Cueny Meinrad, tobacco and cigars, 117 Center.
Culbert John, printer, 206 Center.
Culver Descum, lumber, Opera House Block.
Cumberland House, E D Hayes propr, Water bet Ist and 2d.
Currey Daniel, confectionery, cor 6th and Washington.
Custom House. John McDermott deputy collector. Maxwell Block.
De Lany Daniel, wagonmiker, Water ft 2d. De Liste William RI. Seedsman and Florist, cor 5th and Saginaw. (See aus.) De Mark Henry, Grocer, cor Wash- ington and 12th.
Denison Charles H, lawyer, It Watson Block.
Denison T Riley, conl, 303 Water.
Dennis Lewis, saloon, Water bet 3Ist and 32d.
Detroit and Bay City RE IR. Fred- erick Hf Lord Ticket Agent, Passenger Depot cor Washington and Woodside ave: George E King Freight Agent. Freight Depot cor Monroe and Woodside ave.
Detroit Hon e, Paul Geul propr, Saginaw bet Sin and och.
Devlin Pembad, confectioner, Water bet just and 32d.
Dolsen Asa B. laundry, Heumann Block.
Dolsen. Chapin & Bro. Lumber and Salt, on Water and Dallen. (Seado.)
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