Michigan state gazetteer and business directory, 1877 Volume III (v2), Part 19

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Publication date: 1877
Publisher: Detroit, Mich. : R.L. Polk
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Tunison E C, general store.


Vail & Osgood (R J Vail, Lester Osgood), saloon.


Vanalstine George P, jeweler.


Vanantwerp Rev J (Congregational).


Wakefield C. C & Co, bankers.


Weaver Charles M, lawyer and justice.


MOREY'S. Missaukee county. (See Pioneer.)


MORGAN.


Morgan is a village of some 700 inhabi- tants, and is located upon the line of the Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon railroad, 7 miles west from Marquette, and 5 miles east of Negaunee. It is the most pleasant location upon the line of the railroad, and is the site of the well known Morgan furnace, from which it derives its name. This fur- nace was built in 1863, and has been the most successful enterprise of the kind in this region, having paid for itself in the first four months of its run. The iron from it is and has been the standard for all other lake Superior charcoal irons. The Morgan, to- gether with the Champion furnace, which was burned in 1874, was projected and built under the immediate supervision of C. Don- kersley, its president and treasurer, and who now operates the same under lease. Connected with the furnace is a bloomery, where charcoal blooms are made in quality equal, and, for many purposes, superior to the famous Swedish and Norway iron. In every respect these works are most complete, having their own foundry, machine, black- smith, and carpenter shops. The product of the Morgan furnace amounts to about 6,000 tons of pig iron annually. Nothing


of Detroit, Send Goods to Jackson, Sol. S. Bateson & Bro., Owosso, Ionia and East Saginaw.


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but iron and a little lumber is shipped. The surrounding country is billy, and very much broken. Express, American. Telegraph, Northwestern. Cornelius Donkersley, post- master.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Beardsley George W, station agent. Bradley Wm, physician.


Donkersley Cornelius. Mnfr of Lake Superior Charcoal Pig Iron and Gen- eral Store. (See adv.) Downey John, founder.


Errickson P R, supt for C Donkersley. Mitchell - -- , contractor.


Pioneer Iron Co, pig iron mnfrs. Read F W & Co, contractors and lumber mnfrs.


Tessier & Lamere, contractors.


MORGAN STATION.


Located at the junction of the G. R., N. & L. S., and the Big Rapids branch of the C. & M. I. S. railroads, is a village of 300 in- habitants. It is in the township of Everett,


Newaygo county, II miles north of Newaygo, 34 from Muskegon, and 21 from Big Rapids. Pine lumber abounds in the


MORGAN, MARQUETTE CO., MICHIGAN.


MANUFACTURER OF


Lake Superior Charcoal Iron,


FOR GENERAL FOUNDRY PURPOSES,


And particularly adapted for Car Wheels, Callender Rolls, Malleable Castings, Bessemer and Crucible Steel, &c., in which it has been used successfully throughout the Western, Middle and New England States.


This Iron is manufactured from the BEST Specular, Granular and Hematite Ores, and being carefully GRADED. and for purposes stated above is second to no. Iron in the market.


Mr. D. will make favorable prices to large consumers. Delivered in Marquette or at all points accessible by Railroad or Steamboat lines. Address as above. Orders solicited.


G. L. MACE'S


NEW LIVERY


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Sale Stable,


South Side Main Street, - MORENCI, MICHIGAN.


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Special Attention Given to Commercial Men. MY Fire Horses and Carriages, suitable for ladies' and gentlemen's driving, which cannot full to give entire satisfaction.


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vicinity, and lumber is a leading article of manufacture and shipment. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. J. L. Morgan, postmaster,


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Bragg J W, hotel propr. Burson J W, hotel propr.


Caderet Julius, blacksmith.


Decker C H. justice of the peace.


Ferguson Win, Saloon.


McLeod James, hotel propr.


Mitton James, Wagonmaker.


Raedell Philip M, general store.


Raider John, blacksmith. Smith David, hotel propr. Smith F, meat market.


Teff Lewis, meat market.


The S N Wilcox Lumber Co, lumber and store.


Wheeler Joseph, Carpenter.


Williams George, saloon.


MORLEY.


An incorporated village of 600 inhabitants situated on the Little Muskegon river, a stream that furnishes good unimproved water power. The surrounding country, originally a heavy pine forest, is rapidly being trans- formed into improved farms. The G. R. & I. R. R. has a station in the village, and lumber, shingles and agricultural products are shipped. Morley was settled in 1869 and incorporated in 1871. It is partly in the township of Etna and partly in Deerfield, Mecosta county, 41 miles north of Grand Rapids and 15 south of Big Rapids. It has a Methodist church and Union school. Ex. press, United States. Daily mail. Calvin J. Burtch, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Atterbury Charles B, station and U S ex agent.


Booth Thomas J. blacksmith.


Bowes Win W, physician.


Burich Calvin .J, Books, Stationery, and Postmaster.


Carr James M, flour and feed.


Chapin Allen, general store.


Cook John T, justice of the peace.


Cook & Jones (John T Cook, Wm Jones), shingle mnfrs.


Cary Marshall S. physician.


Cummer J & Son ( Jacob and Wellington W), lumber dealers.


Cummer J Walter, lumber mnfr.


Cutler Gardner F, hardware.


Eastman Henry, meat market. Elmer Rodney, wagonmaker.


Haist Jacob B, insurance and notary. Hanson Daniel P, justice of the peace.


Hughes Wm, planing mill. Jensen Hans, blacksmith.


Johnson Andrew C, wagonmaker.


Key John, tailor.


Lawson EX Charles, Boot and Shoe Maker.


McArthur Charles, restaurant.


McClure Edward T, saloon. -


Nethaway Lyman. hardware. Nethaway Marcellus T, furniture.


Nickins Spencer, barber.


Palmer Lewis G, lawyer and insurance.


Perrine Louis B, meat market.


Peterson & Anderson (Alfred Peterson, Swan P Anderson), grocers.


Pike Nelson, general store.


Regnier Julius, saloon.


Richmond Wellington H. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Books, Sta- tionery and News. Roach Horace, shingle mnfr.


Rushmore John, shingle mill, 4 miles e.


Saunders Rev S Nelson (Methodist). Stewart Alexander, justice of the peace.


Swanger James M, meat market.


Swanger Michael, restaurant.


Thompson F & Son ( Franklin and Franklin F), hotel. United States Express, C B Atterbury agent. Walker Baldwin HI, hotel.


Ward Mrs George H, milliner.


MOSCOW.


A village in Moscow township, in the north part of Hillsdale county, 3 miles north- west of Jerome, a station on the Detroit, Hillsdale & Indiana R. R., with which it has daily stage communication. The Kalama- zoo river upon which the town is situated affords good water power. Agricultural implements, lumber and flour are manufac- tured. Settled 1830. Population 300. Distance from Hillsdale 14 miles. It has a daily mail. A. Thompson, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Acker C, flouring mill.


Baker Albert, harnessmaker.


Carter George E, carriagemaker. Draper Rev G C.


Fowle O, grist and saw mill.


Fowle O. Physician. Gale Harrison, carriagemaker.


Harris George, druggist.


Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Publishers of Legal Blanks.


Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.


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Hit: Oliver. Painter. Knight George W, shoemaker. Marks A, carpenter. Murrey J N, blacksmith. Parker C M, carpenter. Bynex John, Hotel. Sigel G II, tinner. Smith P G, blacksmith. Thompson A, general store. Tryon Wm H, blacksmith. Williams S M, boots and shoes.


MOSHERVILLE.


A place of 130 inhabitants, in Scipio town- ship, in the northern part of Hillsdale county, II miles north of Hillsdale. It is a station on the Ft. W. J. & S. R. R., 19 miles southwest of Jackson. It is in a rich farm- ing region and has saw and grist mills, and a Methodist church. Settled 1841. Express American. Mail daily. D. G. Mosher, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Bacon Rev E D (Methodist). Bagley E A. physician. Baker Bros, carriages and wagons.


Baker Bros, Blacksmiths.


Doty Wmv, hotel.


Espie John, general store. Gillespie W H, boots and shoes.


Holmes J W, general store.


Miller R D, blacksmith.


Mosher C, express and station agent.


Moster George. Carpenter.


Riggs Joseph justice of the peace. Tyler L N, flour and lumber. Waugh David, physician.


MOSSVILLE.


A postoffice in Emmett county.


MOTTVILLE.


A village in Mottville township, in the southwest corner of St. Joseph county. six mile; west of White Pigeon station, on the L. S. & M. S. Ry, 16 miles southwest of Centreville, the courty seat, and 160 from Detroit. It.has 2 churches-Lutheran and Methodist -- and a district school. Mail is received tri-weekly by stage from White Pigeon. William Wolfinger, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Boyenton Rev V G (Methodist). Boyer F M. cooper. Brandt G, wagonmaker.


Broucher D K, physician.


Earley Samuel, jr, hotei propr.


Earley Samuel, sr, dry goods and groceries. Fort John H, gloves and mittens.


Fort J W B, physician. George J, Shoemaker.


Hileman George, blacksmith.


Madden John P, harnessmaker.


Planck John, miller.


Kathfon J L, justice of the peace.


Schwarck Carl, shoemaker. Scoville R P, physician.


Soper, H H. blacksmith. Wolfinger William, grocer and justice.


MOUNT CLEMENS.


The county seat of Macomb county, is a flourishing incorporated village of about 3.000 inhabitants. It is located on the Clin- ton river, and is a station on the Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles northeast of De- troit. Perhaps no village of the same size in the State has made more rapid progress in the last few years than Mount Clemens. It has among its manufacturing interests 2 car. riage shops, I stave factory, and I salt works. The mineral springs here are reported to be performing some remarkable cures of rheu- matic and other affections. A new and commodious hotel and baths have been erected for the convenience of visitors. The village has Episcopal, Presbyterian, Metho- dist, Baptist, Catholic and Lutheran churches, and first-class school accommodations. There are two newspapers, tre Monitor and the Press. The village was settled in ISIS, and was named after Christian Clemens, one of its pioneers. Express, Canadian. Tele- graph, Western Union. Jas. H. Shook, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Babcock Henry W, druggist and manager W U Telegraph.


Batty James, photographer. Batty John, painter.


Beach Paul, barber.


Bendey Francis 51. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Millinery. (See adv.) Biewer August, brewer.


Bollenson Wist A. Groceries, Provis. ions, Wines and Liquors, Crockery, Glass. ware, etc.


Bracy Samuel F. blacksmith.


Brennan James F. Livery and Sale Stables. (See Gia.) Canfield Arthur I,, lawyer. Chapaton Oliver, Treasurer Macomb County, office Court House.


D. A. ROSS & CO., SHINGLES, LATH & PICKETS. 70 FRANKLIN ST., DETROIT.


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Conner Henry, hotel, cor Cass and Court. Crocker George M, Prosecuting At- torney and Justice of the Peace.


Crocker &t Hutchins (Thomas M Crocker, Harry B Hutchins), Attorneys at Law.


Dahm August, furniture dealer.


Dankers John, wagon mnfr.


Dixon Silas, grocer, Shelby.


Donaldson Bros (Win S, Andrew T and Thomas), carriagemakers.


Duncan Leslie H, druggist.


Eldridge R F & J B (Robert F and James B), Attorneys at Law.


Farber & Son (Sebastian and John), bakers. Forster & Miller (Thomas H Forster, Lew


M Miller), proprs Mt Clemens Monitor and Reporter.


Fowler James R, wagon mnfr.


Gale Samuel S, hardware.


Garand Joseph, restaurant.


Gates George B, cigar mnfr.


George Charles J, saloon.


Groesbeck Charles S, County Clerk. Grovier Bros (George J, Edwin H and Ar- thur N), general store.


Hall & Skook (Wm E Hall, Phillip H Shook), mufrs lumber and hubs.


Haller Nicholas, tailor.


Hamann Christ, saloon.


John, Propr Hamman's Hotel and Wine and Beer Saloon.


Hansel Lawrence, harnessmaker.


Hart Wm, grocer.


Hayward Abner, physician.


Heine George, tailor.


Heine Wm, general store.


Heydenreich Ernst C, jeweler.


Heath & Stephens (John B Heath, Clarence M Stehpens), cigar mnfrs.


Hutchins Jesse E, Dentist.


Jessett George, shoemaker.


Johnson George, propr St Cloud House, Shelby.


Kandt Rudolph J, grocer.


Keeler A M & Sop (Alonzo M and A Mar- tin), abstracts of titles.


Keils John, grocer.


Kellogg & Fluemter ( Dorr Kellogg and Wm Fluemer), flour mills.


Kelly Martin C, physician.


Kemmeritz Augustus, cigar mnfr.


Kersting Charles, furniture and upholsterer. Kimball John HI, confectioner.


King Bros (Wm and Charles), photographers. Koehler Julius, blacksmith. Lapoint Dazee, saloon.


Law George R, grocer. Lewis Wesley, supt sawmill.


Lewis & Groesbeck (Edward W Lewis. Charles S Groesbeck), sash, doors and blinds.


Light & Bestor (James P Light, Daniel N Bestor), photographers.


Lonshy Bros (Joseph and Frederick), lum- ber dealers.


Lungershausen Traugott, Regis- ter of Deeds, Macomb County.


Mason Charles, shoemaker.


Miller Ferdinand, shoemaker.


Miller Win, brewer.


Mintonye Mrs John, millinery.


Moore Clement, boots and shoes.


Mount Clemens Mineral Spring Co. Frank S North Manager. ( See adu.)


Murdick Henry F, confectioner, Shelby.


North Frank S, Manager Mt Clemens Mineral Spring Co. (See adv.)


Norton Byron, musical instruments.


Olde Ernest J, general store.


Parker Bros (Arza and William), meat mar- ket.


Peters Casper, grocer and saloon.


Peltier David, barber.


Peltier Mitchel, blacksmith.


Peltier Michael, grocer.


Pingle John W, hotel.


Pohl Dominick, saloon.


Porter John W & Co ( John W Por- ter, Thos S Skinner), Bankers. Price Robert M, tanner.


Pulcher Martina J, Billiard Hall, cor Macomb and Court. (See ad's.)


Quimby George, harnessmaker, Shelby.


Reuter Philip, grocer.


Rick Frederick, harness mnfr.


Robbinson George, millinery.


Robinson George, stave and heading mill.


Roskopp Jacob, meat market.


Roskopp John jr. Pork and Beef Packer, Sugar Cured Hams a specialty. Rossel Jacob, saloon.


Russell Spencer B, Propr Mt. Clem- ens Press, (weekly), cor Macomb and Court.


Schomans Louis, City Hotel, cor Front and Court.


Shook Jacob W, grocer.


Shook Robert, furniture, cor Shelby and Gratiot.


Simpson Miss Nancy. millinery.


Snook J H & G IR (James H and George H), Books, Stationery and News Agents.


Snook & Robinson (Thos W Snook, George Robinson), stave and heading mill.


Tennant Wm C. physician.


Trombly Edward, grocer.


Are well known to every Gentleman


Sol. S. Bateson & Bro. of Taste and Fashion in Plymouth.


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"The Wonder of the World."


One gentleman who was entirely cured of Rheumatism at the Baths at Mount Clemens, said, I consider these Waters the


"WONDER OF THE WORLD."


THESE WATERS AND BATHS ARE A GREAT SPECIFIC FOR


Scrofula, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Syphilis, Chronic Ague, Sick Headache, Neuralgic Affections, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Contrac- tions, Protracted Convalescence, General Debility, Dysmenor- rhoa, or Painful Menstruations, Scanty Menstruation, Ab- sent Menstruation from want of developement at the time of Puberty and from temporary Suppression, Ecyema, Hysteria, Piles, Spinal Meningitis and St. Vitus Dance.


These Waters are not offered as a cure all, but the above diseases are benefitted by these Waters. The cures at this place for the last three years have been more nearly miraculous than anything in the history of the World to the present time.


The Bathing Establishment and the Mineral Springs Hotel, at the Springs, are kept open all the year round, and kept at summer heat, so that it is quite as desirable a place of resort for the fall, winter and spring as in the summer, for bathing or recreation.


VERTISEMENT.


We invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to the fact, that the natural concentration of this Water is so great as to render it practicable for any one to have


A SOOL-BAD AT HOME !


CEQUAL TO


Kreuznach, Nauheim, or Å’ynhausen,


By purchasing the Water in barrels and adding it to hot water in an ordinary bath-tub. From six to ten gallons added to each bath, according to the effect desired, is sufficient to make a bath even stronger than those celebrated foreign baths. In the same way, any bath establishment can give these unequaled Sool-Bads at a moderate price, by keeping a supply of the water. To encourage the use of the water in this manner, we have placed it at the low price of FIVE DOLLARS PER BARREL, including barrel, (for Bathing only, ) at which rate it will be delivered for shipment to any part of the country. Special contracts for Water made with all Bathing establishments. The Water can also be used as a gentle and pleasant


APERIENT OR CATHARTIC.


A: any Soda Water stand, by simply placing two tea-spoonsful or a table-spoonful or two in a soda water glass and drawing it full of soda water. l'aken in this form, it resembles Kissingen.


When it is taken into account that these Waters are some eight times the strength of the most cele- trated Springs in Germany, its very low price will be appreciated. For drinking, it is put up in cases of one dozen to one gross of pint bottles. For sale by all druggists.


A first-class practising Physician, of great experience, will be constantly in attendance at the Springs. All orders must be accompanied by cash, in registered letters or post office order.


FRANK S. NORTH, General Manager,


MT. CLEMENS, Macomb Co., -


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Tucker Edward J, Lime Mnfr and Dealer in Shingles, Pearl. Ullrich Paul & Co (Paul Ullrich, John Kuhn), general store. Van Eps & Co (John E and George B), tan- ners and boots and shoes.


Van Landeghem B & Son (Bruno and Bruno jr), Grocers, Cut Staves and Heading Mnfrs. (See adv.)


Weeks Edgar, law and insurance. Weniger Charles, boots and shoes, Weniger Fred, sewing machines and books. White H C & Co ( Henry C White, Wm G Crittenden), grocers. Williams Charles W, tailor. Williams Phillip, saloon. Wolf Ferdinand, shoemaker.


MOUNT MORRIS.


A village on the F. & P. M. Ry, in Gene- see county. It is on the line of Genesee and Mount Morris townships, 7 miles north of Flint, the county seat, and 71 from Detroit. It is in a hard wood timber country, which is being rapidly improved for farming pur- poses. The improvements are I grist mill, I saw mill and I steam elevator. Churches- Catholic, Congregational and Methodist. The village was settled in 1842, and has 650 inhabitants. Hay, grain and general farm produce are shipped. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail daily. Edwin F. Lamb, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Adams A L, painter. Adams DE, Lawyer.


Adderley, W J. general store.


Barber Henry, grist and sawmill.


Barber & Drudge, hay and produce.


Bardwell H H, M D, drugs and groceries. Bement 5 MI. Saloon. Bray A R & B, live stock.


Buss A, butcher.


Carnwell Lewis, live stock.


Cashin & Costello, groceries. Chandler C W, blacksmith.


Cowles T H, harness.


Doran William, saloon. Frost A C, General Store.


Geldlen E, grain and produce.


Gibberson Bros, general store. Goss Rev J B ( Methodist). Granger L, cooper. Greene & Curtis, boots and shoes. Hard E D, cooper. Hughes Edward, Am ex agent. Hughes E & S, general store.


Ingal & Bonney (Mrs) milliners.


Kennedy Thomas, hotel.


Lamb E F, printer and stationer.


Lamb H E, newsdealer.


Malay John, grocer. Mann Horace G, grocer.


Palmer & Bags, Blacksmiths. Reed T S, physician. Serven James, hotel. Snyder O E, furniture.


Warner H S, agent F & P M Ry.


White W J, carriages and wagons.


Wright W M, justice of the peace.


MOUNT PLEASANT.


The county seat of Isabella county, is an incorporated village of Soo inhabitants, or. Chippewa river, near the. center of the county. There is no railroad nearer than Clare, on the F. & P. M. Ry, 15 miles north. St. Louis, on the S. V. & S. L. R. R., is 22 miles southeast, and is sometimes used as 2 shipping point. The surrounding country comprises first-class farming lands, wheat, all the cereals, and hay being extensively grown. The manufactures are flour, lumber, hoops, staves, carriages, castings, etc. There are 3 churches-Catholic, Methodist and Presby- terian. The county has just finished one of the best brick court houses in Northern Michigan, on the public square, the cost to build being $25,000. Two weekly newspa- pers are published here-the Enterprise (Re- publican, J. R. Doughty, publisher, and the Times (Democratic). Mount Pleasant was first settled in 1861. It has a daily mail. Charles E. Westlake, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Angel & Wood (Eugene Angel, Edwin E Wood) dry goods. Arnold Irvine E, real estate.


Balcom David C, furniture. Bennett Cornelius, lawyer and justice. Bode Gustavus, shoemaker.


Brower & Main (George W Brower, Deloss Main ) sawmill.


Brown Win N. Lawyer and Abstracts of Land Titles, Main. (See ads). Buckley Thomas C, lumber dealer. Carr & Granger ( Fordyce Carr, George L. Granger), drugs and groceries. Chatfield Emmett G, publisher Isabella Times, Main.


Coc Albert, lawyer. Corbus Wesley J, physician. Costello Thomas, painter. Countrym & Austin ( Jacob Countryman, Leslie W Austin, butchers.


Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Counting House Stationers,


Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.


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Patent


03671


F. H. BENTLEY, - DEALER IN JEWELRY & SILVER WARE, ELGIN WATCHES, Springfield and all kinds of American Watches,


3 Pearl Street, MT. CLEMENS, MICH.


A Large Stock of Fashionable Millinery always on hand.


B. VAN LANDEGHEM & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF


Cut Staves and Circular Heading,


ELM, OAK, ASH AND APPLE-BARREL STAVES, BASSWOOD AND ASH HEADING.


Flour, Feed, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps and Chandeliers, - MICHIGAN.


MT. CLEMENS, -


M. J. PULCHER'S


BILLIARD ROOMS,


-CHOICE --


Liquors and Cigars MARTIN J. PULCHER, Proprietor,


MT. CLEMENS,


MICHIGAN.


JAMES F. BRENNAN'S


LIVERY,


Walnut Street, in rear of Sherman House,


MOUNT CLEMENS, - -


MICHIGAN.


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Doughty John R, Editor and Pub. lisher Isabella County Enterprise, Broad- way. ( See adv.)


Doughty Wilkinson. Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Groce- ries, Crockery and Glassware, Broadway. Doughty Brothers (Jared H and Frank), hardware, cor Main and Broadway.


Dunton Henry A, lumber.


Dusenbury Bros ( Frank H and Wm C), grocers.


Fancher & Dodds (Isaac A Fancher, Peter F Dodds), Lawyers, Main.


Fasquelle M Frank, physician.


Fox, Avery & Clinton ( Wesley Fox, Edward W Avery, Daniel Clinton), sawmill, sash and blind mufrs.


Fox John, carpenter.


Freeny John H, barber.


Gardner Peter. Wagon and Black- smith Shop.


Haines Herman, bakery.


Hall Alexander, shoemaker.


Hance John W, county clerk and register.


Hapner & Carpenter (Harris Hapner, Wm HI Carpenter), meat market.


Harris Win N, general store.


Harris Bros & Co (Wm E, John A and Henry G Harris, Warren Churchel), flour- ing mill.


Henderson Benjamin C, cooper.


Hicks, Beunett & Co (John Hicks, Cornelius Bennett, Josiah Upton, R M Steel, Robert Young), Bankers.


Hopkins & Deveraux (Samuel W Hopkins, Michael Deveraux), lawyers.


Isabella County Enterprise, John R Doughty Editor and Publisher, Broadway. ( See aav).


Isabella Times (weekly), E G Chatfield, publisher, Main. Johnson John Q A, judge of probate.


Kimball Adelbert, meat market.


Kimball & Brown (Cicero Kimball, Moses Brown), livery.


La Fromboise Felix, shoemaker.


Lewis Miss Lizzie, dressmaker.


Long James W, druggist. McCambley John, harnessmaker.


Mc Donald Charles, saloon.


Mckenzie James, tailor.


Mann & Bailey (Wm F Mann, Charles Bailey), painters. Manners Win H, blacksmith.


Martin & Roberts Misses, millinery.


Maxwell John, lawyer and notary. Miller Joshua, physician.


Mosher Cass, sewing machine agent.


Murray Win, merchant tailor.


Nelson Douglas H, general store.


Nelson House. M P Robinson propr.


Osburn Wm A, harnessmaker.


Partridge D Scott, lawyer and justice.


Pickard Brothers (Wm and Thomas), black- smiths.


Pratt & Nott (Mathew G Pratt, Myron A Nott), drugs and groceries.


Proctor & Miles ( James M Proctor, James W Miles), foundry and planing mill.


Pumaville Francis, carpenter.


Renwick & Westervelt ( Archibald Renwick, Theodore Westervelt), carriagemakers.


Richmond Miss Permelia, photographer. Richmond Peter E, physician.


Richmond Wm, carpenter.


Robinson Frank S, manager Nelson House. Saxton Wm H. livery and blacksmith.


Scott & Graves (Samuel J Scott. Henry H Graves), Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents, Main. (See ade.) Shaw Mrs Mary E, dressmaker.


Simonds Wm H, painter.


Slater M E & Co (Mrs Mary E, Miss Matilda and Charles Slater), millinery.


Smith Charles D, painter.


Smith Levi N, hardware.


Stevenson Mrs Alex, general store.


Swart Tunis W, grocery and sheriff.


Switzer David, jeweler.


Taylor Rev Charles A ( Presbyterian).


Taylor Wm & Co .(Wm and Aaron B Taylor), farm implements.


Thompson Cyrus H, jewelry.


Tinker Asa M, prosecuting attorney.


Told Mrs H H, boarding house.


Upion Albert B, Cashier Hicks, Ben- nett & Co's Bank.


VanSice James N, propr Bamber House.


Were Rev H H (Methodist).


Whitney & Swart (Wm T Whitney, Tunis W Swart), livery. Wolsky Brothers ( Barney and Wm), clothing. Wright Juillerate, blacksmith.


MOUNT VERNON.


A postoffice and four corners or hamlet in the township of Washington, Macomb coun. ty, 17 miles northwest of Mount Clemen, and 35 north of Detroit. Rochester, on the B. C. division of the M. C. R. R., is its nearest railroad approach. A fine farming country surrounds the place, grain and pota toes being staples. Mail semi-weekly. Mark Fangboner, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Fangboner .I N. Painter. Fangboner Mark, wagonmaker.




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