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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Balch Brothers. Sawmill.
Chappell Alford, station agent. Lurvey C B, boarding house.
Miles Austin, shoemaker.
Miles Silas, shoemaker.
Rogers FR .5, Blacksmith.
Wademan Charles H, blacksmith.
Walst Catherine, grocery and saloon.
Webster H A, M D, druggist and grocer.
MONISTIQUE. (See Epsport.)
MONROE.
The county seat of Monroe county, a thriving little city near the southeast corner of the State, 41 miles a little west of south of Detroit, and 24 northeast of Toledo. It is on the river Raisin, near where it empties into lake Erie. It has 2 railroad connections with Detroit and Toledo, the L. S. & M. S. Ry. and the Canada Southern. The main line of the L. S. & M. S. Ry. also connects it with Adrian and Chicago, and the F. & P. M. Ry., extending northward, with Sag- inaw and Ludington. It is thus quite a railroad center.
Monroe has a population of about 6,000. It .has 13 churches, 3 Catholic, the rest Protestant of the different denominations. There is a very fine Union school building and several ward schools, aho an excellent private academy and collegiate institute for young ladies. The newspaper press is represented by the Commercial, Republican. and the Maitr. Democratic, both enter- prising weekly journals.
D. A. ROSS & CO.,
70 Franklin Street, DETROIT. Ship Lumber to all Parts of the State.
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The business interests of Monroe em- brace 5 flouring mills, a stave factory, a spoke factory, a glass sand mill, 2 foundries, 3 sash and blind factories, 2 tanneries, a woolen mill, a brick yard, a brewery, a plaster mill and a tobacco factory, the latter employing So hands and doing a business of $500,000 a year. The nursery business is also carried on extensively at Monroe and in the vicinity. Express, United States. Tel- egraph, Western Union. Wm. A. Noble, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Acker Leonard & Co, blacksmiths, 5S Front. Adams & Durell, undertakers. 44 Front e.
Aldrich Addison L, justice of the peace, 24 - Front e.
Alexander John, machinist, cor 4th and Cass.
Althoefer Norman, boots and shoes, II Front w.
American Express Co, Charles Cowan agent, 9 Front e.
Anderegg John, grocer, Monroe s of Ist.
Angerer Miss M, hair goods. Washington.
Archer Edward, Cooper, cor 4th and Macomb.
Armitage George W A, grocer, Washington. Armitage James & Co, dry goods, 7 Wash- ington.
Asam Joseph, sewing machines. Front.
Atcherson James W, livery, Washington.
Baier Gustavus A, furniture, 4 Monroe.
Baier Peter, blacksmith, cor Front and Ist. Bartlett & Chapman, civil engineers, court house, Public Square.
Beaubien David, grocer, 39 Front e.
Beck C F & Son, Lumber, Lath and Shingles, cor Front and Wadsworth.
Beck, Wagner && Our, Carriage- makers and Blacksmiths, Monroe s of Ist. Berthelote Louis, grocer, W Front.
Bezeau Ferdinand, wagonmaker, the island w of Monroe.
Black John, wagonmaker, cor Ist and Cass.
Blankertz Jacob, toys and notions, Front. Bock Ernst, grocer, Front w.
Boehme Charles A, mnfrs ropes, twines, etc, cor Ist and Jerome.
Bonning Christian, boots and shoes, 9 Mon. roe.
Bowlsbey George, furniture, cor Monroe and Ist.
Boyd Erasmus J, principal young ladies' seminary and collegiate institute, cor 3d and Cass.
Boyd W H, wool dealer, 14 Front e.
Brayman Daniel, house and sign painter, Monroe.
Brown I E, physician, 29 Front e.
Brown & Cowan, drugs, 9 Front e
Bruckner & Noble (estate of) hardware, 16 Front e.
Bulkley John M. dry goods, 18 Front e. Campbell Wm S, ins agent, 19 Front e.
Carlisle Mrs S E, millinery, cor Monroe and Ist.
Carter Wirt L, crockery, W Front.
Cassidy & Nelson, blacksmiths, cor Monroe and 3rd.
Cole Henry T, furniture, 9 Washington.
Convent of the Immaculate Heart, cor Mon- roe and Elmwood ave.
Cooper J & W, boat builders, Front nr the dock.
Cron George, boots and shoes, 32 Front e. Cropsey Frank E, sewing machines, Wash- ington.
Curtiss Sylvanus W, librarian Monroe City Library, 13 Washington.
Daiber Anton, grocer, 36 Front.
Daiber Philip, music dealer, 55 Front w.
Dansard B & Sons, bankers, cor Front and Washington.
Darrah Lewis, Justice of the Peace, cor Front and Monroe.
Daschner Christian, meat market, Monroe. Davis John, Justice of the Peace, 13 Washington.
Deigert Michael, saloon, 56 Front.
Denison John H, millwright, cor 4th and Cass.
Dewey J N & Co, wholesale fish dealers, Front nr the dock.
Distler Martin, saloon, 5 Front w.
Dorsch & Weiss, drugs, 20 Front e.
Doyle Thomas, commission, cor Front and Monroe.
Dubey Adolf, blacksmith, the island w of Monroe.
Duncanson Louis P, painter, Front e.
Durell Henry, furniture, 36 Front e.
Eaton Job C, brickyard, Front. Eberle Michael, mnfr potash, Front.
Egle & Knapp, blacksmiths, cor Ist and Cass.
Eichbauer Louis, marble works, Ist.
Eisenmann A F && Ohr. Sasb,
Doors and Blinds, Macomb n s Lower Bridge.
Eisenmann C S & Co, saloon, 33 Front e.
Emert George, beer bottler, 42 W 5th.
Fabian & Robart, saloon. cor ist and Jerome.
Ferris Thomas R, watches and jewelry, 19 Washington.
First National Bank, Wm H Boyd pres, T E Wing cashier, 10 Washington.
Frank Charles F, boots and shoes, 12 Fronte.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Publishers of Blanks for Public Offices, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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Freidenberg Louis, clothing, cor Washing- ton and Front.
Garand & Monroe, physicians, 18 Front e.
Gierschke August, justice of the peace, cor Front and Monroe.
Gippert Wm, confectioner, Monroe.
Godfroy J L C & Co, dry goods, 26 Front e. Golden C A, lawyer, Front w.
Grant L & J F, jewelers, 23 Front e.
Greening John C, nursery, Bay road, s of city limits.
Grosvenor Ira R, Lawyer, Washing- ton.
Gutmann Frederick, cigar mnfr, 12 Wash- ington.
Mamilton M D & Son. Proprs Monroe Commercial, 19 Washington.
Harvey Emerson C, flour and feed, 5 Mon- roe.
Heck Henry, Meat Market, 13 Front west.
Heck John C, blacksmith. Front opp Smith. Hermes Nicholas, harnessmaker, 34 Front.
Hersey Alonzo, saloon, 35 Front e.
Hewitt Frederick W, silk hatter, 3rd bet Monroe and Washington.
Higgins Corydon W, photographer, S Front east.
Hisey J W, dentist, 20 Front e.
Hoffmann John L, saloon, Washington.
Houseman Jacob, barber, cor Ist and Wash- ington. Hubbard Frank H, grocer. 15 Front e. Hubbell Joseph J, Billiard Hall, Washington.
Hubbell Miss L, millinery, Ist.
Hubbell Wm A, music dealer, Ist.
Hurd George R, flour and feed, I E Front. Ilgenfritz Israel E, Monroe nursery, Front nr L S & MS Ry depot.
Ives Caleb, lumber, cor Front and Navarre. Jaminet John P, hardware, 22 E Front. Johnson Charles H, lawyer, Washington. Jones Louis, restaurant, cor Ist and C S Ry.
Junction House, Henry Vondal propr, cor Hall and 2nd.
Kamprath Bros, carriagemakers, Front. Kasselmann Conrad, tailor, II Monroe.
Keiner Christ, shoemaker, cor Front and Monroe.
Kelley Nathaniel F, harness, 10 Monroe.
Kendal Nathan N, millinery, etc, Washing- ton.
Kieferndorf Frederick, Cooper, cor 4th and Scott.
Kindler Vincent, Gunsmith, 34 Front c. Kirchgessner Charles, grocer, 7 Monroe.
Kirchmaier & Schwingschlegl, painters, 51 - Front w.
Kirschner Andrew, Tannery, Front. Klebner Ferdinand, cigar mnfr, cor Hum- phrey and Jerome.
Kopf Christian, harness, 5 Front w.
Kremer Charles, grocer, 12 W Front.
Kreuchauf Conrad, grocer, 8 Monroe.
Kronbach & Ferner, boots and shoes, 15 Front w.
Kucera John, tailor, Washington.
Kull Frederick G, wagonmaker, Monroe.
Kull Jacob, gunsmith, Front.
Kull Bros, carriagemakers, Front.
Laduc Oliver, saloon, 41 Front e.
Lafountain & Loranger, bankers, cor Front and Monroe.
Landon George M, lawyer, Washington.
Lauer Sebastian, grocer, Front.
Lee & MAurz, Proprs Monroe Monitor, Monroe.
Lewis Isaac, bookseller. 27 Front e.
Licht W, clothing, 24 Front e.
Lingohr Edward, cigar mnfr, Ist.
Little Luther R, dry goods, 2 Front e.
Loeffler John & Bro, boots and shoes, 4 Monroe.
Long Amos M, dentist, 5 Monroe.
Loose C & Son, grocers, 4 Front e.
Loranger & Vanderheyden, dry goods, 7 Front e.
M. G. TERRY, - MANUFACTURER OF- LUMBER, SPOKES,
Hub Blocks, Whiffletrees, Neck Yokes, and all kinds of Tool Handles, &c.
OFFICE AND FACTORY ON FRONT STREET, NEAR THE DOCK.
MONROE, - - - MICHIGAN.
All Kinds of WOOD TURNING DONE to ORDER. Ash and Walnut Table Legs, Bedsteads, Sets and Stair Balusters, Newel Posts, &c., furnished at reasonable prices.
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Enice & Landon, Abstracts of Titles, Court House, Public Square.
McBride J G & Co, Proprs Michigan Tobacco Works, 9 to 13 Washington.
McLaren & Co, machinists, cor 4th and Monroe.
Mainzinger Charles, meat market, cor Ist and Monroe.
Marten & Kansler, boots and shoes, 17 Mon- roe.
Martin George, boots and shoes, 13 Monroe. Meloche Peter, blacksmith, 52 Front e.
Meyerfeld Solomon, clothing, 17 Front e. Micheau Peter, restaurant, C. S. Ry depot. Michigan Tobacco Works, J G
McBride & Co Proprs, 9 to 13 Washing- ton.
Miller Edward, clothes cleaner, Monroe s of Ist.
Miller John L, tannery, Island.
Mitchell Leonard, bookseller, 5 Front e.
Mohr C &t Co, Marble Works, Monroe s of Ist.
Mohr Jacob, grocer, 53 Front w.
Morris Gouverneur, dry goods and lawyer, 14 Monroe.
Monroe City Library, S W Curtiss librarian, 13 Washington.
Monroe Commercial, (weekly), MD Hamilton & Son Proprs, 19 Washington. Monroe Gas Light Co, J M Sterling pres, cor Front and Washington.
Monroe Monitor, (weekly), Lee & Kurz Proprs, 12 Front E.
Monroe Nursery, Isaac E Ilgenfritz propr, Front nr L S & M S Ry depot.
Munch Mrs Eliza, bakery, 19 and 21 Monroe Nadeau James, grocer, 49 Front e.
Nadeau Philip, saloon, Front.
Naeckel George, tailor, 15 Monroe.
Nichols H T & Co, jewelry, 14 Front e.
Noble H Shaw, lawyer, 14 Monroe.
Noble & Co, lumber, cor Front and Harri- son.
Nowlen Wm R, cooper, Navarre.
Olmsted James M, carriage trimmer, Mon- roe s of Ist.
O'Reilly Miss Mary, millinery, n end Monroe st bridge.
Parker Burt, lawyer, cor Front and Wash- ington.
Paxton Harry J, hides, pelts and furs, cor Front and Monroe.
Paxton & Farley, wholesale fish dealers, lake shore, Front nr the lighthouse.
Peters & Benderritter, Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers, Monroe.
Pfeiffer F .A. artist, 7 Front w.
Phinney Rutus E, lawyer, Washington.
Poinot Victor, saloon, Hall.
Preece e Carroll, Proprs Premium Flouring Mills, Monroe.
Premiumn Flouring Mills, Preece & Carroll Proprs, Monroe.
Prentice Sidney S, jewelry, 7 Monroe.
Raisin Foundry, John J Smith Propr, the Island w of Monroe.
Raleigh Miss Ellen, fancy goods, W Front. Raleigh Frank, lawyer, cor Monroe and Front.
Rauch John R, lawyer, Washington.
Reynolds. Lewis & Co, nursery, Elm ave.
Rivard Eli, grocer, 51 Front e.
Robart & Dubey, saloon, 42 Front e.
Robert &: Soleau, Grocers, 16 W Front Roeder Jacob. Brewer, Plum Creek road s of city limits.
Ronan J D, lawyer, cor Front and Washing- ton.
Root E B & Sons, sash, doors and blinds. Front.
Rupp Adolph, furniture, 12 Monroe.
Ruttmann John, grocer, cor Front and Cass.
Sackett Samuel M, drugs, 29 Front e.
Saint Mary's Academy, Water.
Savage Columbus B. saloon, Hall.
Sawyer Alfred I, Physician, 17 Front e.
Schaub Philipp, lumber, Front.
Schmelzer Christian, confectioner, 45 Front east.
Schmidt George A F, tailor, 12 Washington. Schnurstein Henry, grocer, Front.
Schrauder E & Sons, butchers, 6 Front e.
Schwager Charles, saloon, 50 Front e.
Sedlaczek Frank, cigar mufr, 21 Front e.
Seib & Schmidt, butchers, 6 Monroe.
Sieb & Baier, hardware, cor Monroe and Front.
Sigerson Wm, real estate, 19 Washington. Sill Frank S, shoemaker, Washington.
Sink Melvin, propr Sink's Hotel, cor Ist and Harrison.
Smith John J. Propr Raisin Foundry, the Island w of Monroe.
Soaus Peter, physician, 7 Front e.
Soleau Francis X, grocer. 10 W Front.
Southworth Charles T, physician, Washing- ton.
Snedicor & Hathaway, boots and shoes, 62 Front e.
Steck John. Furniture and Undertaker, Monroe s of Ist.
Steckert & Finzel, hardware, cor Monroe and Ist.
Steiner Wm, hardware, 10 Front e.
Sterling J M & Son, coal dealers, Front nr the dock.
Nearly all
the Fine Clothing worn in Leslie is Purchased in Detroit from SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
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Stevens, Waters & Co. Lumber Dealers, Jerome ft Humphrey.
Stiles & Johnson, Woolen and Flour- ing Mills, Front.
Stocking Charles M, grocer, S Front e.
Stoddard Clarence B, drugs, 25 Front e. Strong G W & Sons, proprs Strong's Hotel, cor Washington and Ist.
Sturmı Frederick, harnessmaker, 48 Front e. Sturn Bernard, Grocer and Saloon, Hall,
Swop J & Co, grocers, 43 Front e. Teilman Daniel, cooper, Jerome.
Terry Milton G, Saw Mill and Spoke Factory, Front nr the Dock. (See ade.)
Toll Charles, Painter and Glass Sand Mnfr, Front nr the Dock.
Townsend Louis J, grocer, 47 Front €.
Triquet Arthur, barber, 46 Front e.
Uhl Miss A, millinery, Washington.
U S Express Co, Joseph Clark agent, Wash- ington.
Van Wormer Jacob, sawmill, Front nr the dock.
Vergho Bros, dry goods, 1I Front e.
Verhoeven Bernard, barber, Washington.
Vogel Edward, saloon, 9 Front w.
Vondal Henry, propr Junction House, cor Hall and 2nd.
Wagner A & Bro, jewelry, 31 Front e.
Wagner Levi, confectionery, Front. Wahl John, brewer, O'Brien.
Waidelich John M, propr Western Hotel, 62 Front.
Walldorf F & Sons, flouring and plaster mills, 37 Front e.
Webb Miss Ella, news depot, 19 Washing- ton.
Weier Anton, bakery, Front.
Weier Charles, grocer, 64 Front.
Welletts Frank, livery, Ist e of Monroe.
Wende R D, veterinary surgeon, Front.
West Wm C, physician, 19 Front e.
Westerman Anton, wagon maker, Front opp Smith.
Western Hotel, 62 Front.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Mrs J Clark manager, Washington.
West Virginia Oil and Oil Land Co, cor Washington and Ist.
Whipple Mrs Mercy A, confectionery, Washington.
White Milton M, drugs, 19 Front e.
Willard Elam, lawyer, Front w.
Willits & Raleigh, lawyers, cor Front and Monroe.
Wing Anderson, lawyer, cor Front and Washington.
Wing Simon, photographer, 23 Front e.
Yager Emanuel, shoemaker, W Front.
York James, Sash, Doors and Blinds, cor 4th and Monroe.
Young Ladies' Seminary and Collegiate In- stitute, E J Boyd principal, cor 3d and Cass.
Zang Jacob, grocer, co Front.
MONROE CENTER.
A postoffice in Blair township, Grand Traverse county, 12 miles south of Traverse City. It is located in an undulating country, producing hay, wheat, potatoes, etc., and shipping away lumber. Kingsley's station on the Traverse City branch of the G. R. & I. R. R. is the nearest railway station. Set. tled 1859. Population 200. It has a stage line to Sherman, Mantua and Traverse City twice a week, and a semi weekly mail. H. H. Brownson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bartlett W W, lumber mnfr.
Bronson W H H, hotel propr.
Monroe IS EX. Physician.
Riett Rev C F (Methodist).
Stadelbauer J, boots and shoes.
Stevens 'T BE. grocer.
Waterman Isaac, Inmber mnfr.
Whitman Rev O G ( Methodist).
Wightman George H, carpenter. Wightinan HI E, carpenter.
MONTAGUE.
A beautiful village of 1500 or more inhab. itants and ten years growth in Muskegon county, 17 miles north of the city of Muske- gon, 6 east of the shore of lake Michigan and on the north bank of White lake a pic turesque body of water 7 miles long, averag- ing about 2 iniles in width and navigable its entire length for the largest lake vessels. Montague is reached by the C. & M. L. S. R. R., and by the Engleman Transportation Company's steamers, it has attained con- siderable reputation as a lumber manufactur- ing point and is the immediate location of 6 or more saw mills, I planing mill and 2 shingle mills, with some 20 or more of the former in the neighborhood, the whole ag- gregating about 100,000,000 feet of lumber annually. The other manufactures are cast- ings, machinery, curtain rollers, flour ard wagons. Fruit growing is largely carried on in the vicinity and peaches of excellent favor and other fruits are largely shipped. The town has a number of handsome public and private buildings and is one of the liveli-
BUILDERS,
SEND FOR ESTIMATES TO
D. A. ROSS & CO., 70 Franklin St., Detroit.
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est and most attractive places on the western shore of the State. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Daily mail. Henry Becker, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armas Peter, tailor.
Arnold Mrs C, millinery.
Baker Wir K, Druggist.
Beales Alexander, station and ex agent. Becker Henry, stationer.
Bergen P, harnessmaker.
Bowen De Witt C, shingle mnfr.
Colwell Otis, editor Montague Lumberman. Cook Charles H, lumber mnfr.
Dalton James & Bro, lumber mnfrs.
Dodge M & Son (Martin and Charles S), proprs Franklin House.
Dowling H P & Co ( Henry P Dowling, Ed- ward P Ferry), planing mill.
Downey & Whalan ( Maurice Downey, Richard Whalan), groceries and fish.
Duram Mrs B, Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Duram George MI, Insurance Agent and Dealer in Fianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
Ferry, Dowling & Co (Edward P Ferry, George E Dowling, -- ), flour and saw- mills.
Filmore Millard K, saloon.
Franklin George, lumberman.
Franklin House, M Dodge & Son proprs.
Heald, Avery & Co, lumber mnfrs.
Hedges O M & Co ( Oliver M and Rufus M Hedges), hardware.
Kison Win, saloon.
Kling Mrs E, saloon.
Lasley S H & Co (S Henry Lasley, George E Dowling, Edward P Ferry), general store.
Lohman August, Saloon.
McCoy Elisha, justice of the peace.
Mason Bros (Wm J and Aaron H H), general store.
Monsson Henry, physician.
Montague Lumberinan, Lumberman Co proprs, Otis Colwell editor.
Norton J W, lumber mnfr. Partridge Bros (Alfred and John P), livery. Ripley Lafayette G, Druggist.
Sant Abram, blacksmith. Schmidt Ernst G. saloon. Smith & Co, meat market. Sorenson H W & Co, meat market. Switzer John W, physician.
Temple & Co ( Ansel F Temple, Charles H E: Cook, John P Cook), curtain rollers and map mouldings.
Thompson L F & Co, furniture. Veenstra G, shoemaker.
Waters Herschel V. Barber. White F H & Co, lumber mnfrs.
White River Log and Booming Co, C D Dowling sec.
Wilson & Hendrie (James D Wilson, Mal. colm Hendrie), founders and machinists. Young James M, wagonmaker.
MONTEITH.
A station and postoffice at the crossing of the Grand Rapids & Indiana, and the Mans- field, Coldwater & Lake Michigan railroads. Distance north from Kalamazoo, 16 miles, and east from Allegan, 12 miles. It is situ- ated in Allegan county, Martin township. Grain, live stock and lumber are shipped. Express, United States. Telegraph,, Wes- tern Union. Mail daily. J. N. Neelley, postmaster.
MONTEREY.
A village of 160 inhabitants in the town- ship of Monterey, county of Allegan, 8 miles north of Allegan, the county seat, 4 west of Hopkins station on the L. S. & M. S. R. R., and 186 from Detroit. It is in a farming region, and has no manufacturing. Wheat, barley, pork and cattle are shipped. Church, Methodist. Stage to Allegan semi- weekly, and semi-weekly mail. Wilbur F. Bronson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hewitt S A, grocer.
Kibby George W, propr National Hotel.
Ludington -, physician. Marsh Rev N D ( Methodist).
Stanton W IE. Physician.
Watkins Frank B, general store.
MONTGOMERY.
Muskegon county. (See Moon.)
MONTGOMERY.
A village of about 400 inhabitants at the crossing of the Ft. W. J. & S. and the Mans. field, Coldwater and Lake Michigan rail- roads, (the latter as yet incompleted.) It is in the township of Camden, Hillsdale county, 17 miles southwest of Hillsdale, 42 south of Jackson, and 5S from Fort Wayne, Ind. A good farming community surrounds the place and lumber and wooden bowls are manufac-
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Dealers in Book Binders' Stock and Tools, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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tured. Grain, fruit, lumber and wooden bowls are shipped. Church, United Breth- ren. Settled, 1870. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Stage to Cam- den daily and daily mail. Robert Masters, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chilcote S M, meat market.
Copeland J D, agricultural implements.
Dobbs E E, notary public. Dobbs Joshua, general store. Dobbs J, wooden ware mnfr. Fitch E J, express agent.
Gray John, Livery. Hoag Charles, cooper. Horn John, boots and shoes.
Masters R, station agent.
Merry J W, physician.
Miner C E, physician.
Noble James, grocer and druggist.
Schultz Charles, shoemaker.
Smith & Morse, General Store. Stanton L L, justice of the peace.
Trim L J, groceries. Upp H B, sewing machines. Whitney G W, propr Camden Hotel. Worden & Orewilers, sawmill.
MONTROSE.
A postoffice on the Flint river, in Mon- trose township, Genesee county, 20 miles northwest of Flint, and 6 west of Clio (Pine Run), on the F. & P. M. Ry. A steam saw mill is located here. Grain, pork, beef and lumber are shipped from the vicinity. Mail once a week. John Berry, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ames Seth P, ship builder. Barnard Mrs Sarah. Hotel.
Pettee Thomas W, general store. Runnells Carlton K, general store. Sharp John E, general store. Slade Rev Orrin L ( Methodist). Soutter John M, general store. Spears John, lumberman. Tinkum Daniel L, shipbuilder.
MOON.
The postoffice at Montgomery, a place of 100 inhabitants in Casnovia township, Mus- kegon county. It is a station on the G. R. N. & L. S. R. R., known as Trent. The settlement, which was begun in 1872, has 2 saw mills, I grist mill, t planing mill and a store. Lumber, lath, shingles, and some
farm products are shipped away. Mail daily. F. Hayward, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cilley Rev E J (Baptist).
Clements Erastus. Blacksmith. Cutter Wallace G, blacksmith.
Hayward E & Bro, saw and grist mill. Ilayward F, grocer.
Tobey George & Bro, sawmill. Wells Dell, livery.
MOOREPARK.
A place of 75 inhabitants, on the Kala- mazoo division of the L. S. & M. S. Ry., in Park township, St. Joseph county, 12 miles northeast of Centreville, the county seat, 5 north of Three Rivers, and 20 south of Kalamazoo. Wheat, corn, potatoes, pork and fruit are the leading products of the neighborhood. Settled in 1870. Stage to Parkville, daily. Express, United States. Mail. daily. D. P. Smith, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beuber Frederick, harnessmaker.
Gross Louis, wagonmaker. Lander T R, shoemaker. Rine & Himebaugh, general store. Smith D PP. Hotel.
Smith D P, U S express agent.
Walters ---- , blacksmith.
Weinberg Monroe, lumber and grocery.
MOORE'S.
A station on the C. & L. HI. R. R., in Eaton county.
MOOREVILLE.
Washtenaw county. (Sce York).
MORENCI.
A pleasant, incorporated village of about I, Soo inhabitants, in the township of Seneca, Lenawee county. It is on the Tiffin river, near the Ohio State line, and is a station on the C. & C. S. Ry, 20 miles southwest of Adrian, 40 from Toledo, and 77 southwest of Detroit. Morenci is situated in a fine farming country. It has i grist mill, 1 fonndry and machine shop, t tannery, 2 saw mills, I shingle' mill, t cheese factory, 4 churches-Baptist, Congregational, Metho- dist, and United Brethren. Grain, cheese, butter, shingles, and four are shipped. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Ameri-
D. A. ROSS & CO.,
LUMBER, BATH and SHINGLES, 70 Franklin Street, Detroit.
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can. Stage to Clayton, daily and daily mail. M. E. Rorick, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Acker George, money broker.
Acker George & Sons (George, William and Charles) dry goods.
Allen A E, publisher State Line Observer. Baker G H, furniture.
Baker Leander, foundry.
Baldwin L M, Propr Morenci Ex- change. Baylor Mrs D A, millinery.
Bench Allen, Drugs, Groceries and Crockery.
Blair David M, carriage mnfr.
Brezee & Randall, telegraph school.
Butler F L, justice of the peace.
Capp John H, meat market.
Cole H S, drugs and groceries.
Cottrell George T, sewing machines.
Crabb John C, repair shop.
Crabbs John, tailor.
Darrow J C, painter.
Day Elbridge G, tailor.
Fleming Mrs L C, millinery.
Fuller M F, general store.
Gates G H & Co (George H and W R), clothing.
Gillis Ezra W, flour and saw mills.
Goodremont Lewis, potash and lime dealer. Gordon Rev J M ( Methodist).
Green H E & Co (Henry E Green, Elias P Rorick), hardware.
Hagaman J, capitalist.
Hayes Wy Carlos. Dentist.
Henion Brothers (Dudley C and Millard F), blacksmiths.
Hubbard A L, propr Hubbard House.
Jibb Rev C (United Brethren).
Jones N, carriagemaker.
Keith Mrs M E, millinery.
Kelley Joseph, barber.
Kingman D E & Co, groceries.
Kuney G W, saloon. Lee P' S, cheese mnfr.
Lillie Rev J W (United Brethren).
Mace G L, Livery and Sale Stable. (See adv.) Markman John H, jeweler. Marlatt W, grocer. Miner Rev G W (Baptist).
Morenci Exchange, L M Baldwin, Propr.
Mowry D, notary public. Packer Isaac D, livery. Partridge Frank, barber. Retan Wm, boot and shoe maker.
Richards Richard, boots and shoes.
Richardson M D & Co (Marvin D and Elias), general store.
Rock Robert. photographer.
Rorick Elias B, express agent.
Rowley C H, books and hair goods.
Saulsbury Bros (Carey S and Moses E), hardware. Scofield S A, furniture.
Shepherd Wm. baker.
Sherman Peter. Harnessmaker.
Simpson Robert, harnessmaker.
Smith A T & Bro, groceries, etc.
Southworth Porter 'E, Saloon and Billiards.
State Line Observer, A E Allen publisher.
Stevenson W G, dentist.
Terpening John, saloon.
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