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STEINER HOUSE,
N. STEINER, Proprietor,
Corner Eastern Avenue and Ottawa Street,
MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN.
This house has been rebuilt and enlarged, and the best Accommodation for the Travel- ing Public is guaranteed. Also Agent for Phillip Best's Milwaukee Lager Beer.
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Occidental Hotel, N A Birney Propr, cor Western ave and 3d. ( See adv.) Oosterheert Dirk, shoemaker.
Owen Wir W. Dealer in Real Estate, Fianos, Organs and Sewing Machines, 81 Owen's Block.
Pacific House, Joseph Jeannot Propr, 160 Western ave.
Park Hugh, auditor C & ML SR R.
Parker Alfred A, auctioneer and commission, 106 Western ave.
Peck & Sanford, shingle mnirs, 34 mile n e. Peer Wm, meat market, III Western ave. Peltier Adolph, saloon. Western ave.
Perro Joseph, saloon, Pine.
Perry Freeman A, hats and caps, Western ave.
Peterson Hans, saloon. Ottawa.
Petric Albert II. Dealer in Hemlock Bark, Wood, Lumber, Ties, Hoops, Etc., Newell's Dock. (See adv.)
Pick Ignatz, clothing, 51 Western ave.
Pillsbury O P & Co, luniber mufrs, Western ave
Piper Wm, meat market, Western ave. Polhamus Benjamin F, shoemaker, Pine.
Poppe Lawrence, meat market, 319 Western ave.
Potter Edwin, lawyer, Western ave.
Powell & Hovey ( Horatio N Powell, Horatio N Hovey) hardware, 109 Western ave. Quinn Thomas G. physician, Western ave. Reichle Henry, saloon, Pine.
Reinecke & Witt, saloon, Myrtle.
Reynolds, Fred L. bookseller, Western ave. Reynolds & Cloetingh (Fred L Reynolds, Arend Cloetingh) bookbinders.
Robbins John W, barber, Hofstra House.
Roberts G R & Hull, Morton B Hull (G R
Roberts, deceased) lumber mnfrs and grocers, Western ave.
Rodgers Alexander, lumber mnfr, Laketon. Rodgers Brothers Iron Manu- facturing Co, Founders and Ma .. chinists, and Steam Engine Builders, foot of Ist. (See adz'.)
Roemer Henry, tailor, Western ave.
Ronning Chris, justice of the peace, Western ave.
Rood Harvey L, jr, grocer Western ave.
Root Charles W, saloon, Western ave.
Root Wm W, propr Travelers' Home, Ottawa.
Rutherford & Anderson (Wm Rutherford, Benjamin L Anderson ) lumber mnfrs. Ryan James, cooper, Water.
Ryerson, Hills & Co (Martin Ryerson, Charles T Hills, Henry H Getty) lumber mnfrs, cor Water and Western ave.
Sarsfield Mrs S J, millinery, Western ave. Schnorback Philip, grocer, 16 Ottawa.
Scott Frank, saloon, Clay ave.
Scott George F. saloon, Clay ave.
Scoular Mrs Mary, boarding house, Clay ave Seney Joseph, salcon, Pine.
Shaw & Macomber, photographers, 49 Wes- tern ave.
Sibley Watson A, druggist, 61 Western ave. Simons John F, dyer, Western ave.
Simons John IX, Propr Washington Hotel, Western ave. "
Sissing Jacob, grocer, 144 Spring.
Slessinger Barney, cigar mnfr, 100 Western ave.
Sloan WER J, Druggist and Physician, 194 Pine. ( See adv.)
Smith Andrew C, meat market, 76 Western ave.
Smith Robert, meat market, Western ave.
Smith Dennis & Co (Dennis and Lawrence A Smith), hardware, 71 Western ave. Smith, Nims & Erwin ( Francis Smith, Frederick A Nims, David D Erwin, Hiram J Hoyt), Lawyers, Muskegon Na- tional Bank Block. (See adv.)
Smith & Platt (Dennis Smith, Nathan Platt), dry goods, Western ave.
Smith & Stevens. ( Wm A Smith, Samuel H Stevens), insurance, Terrace.
Snyder Nathan T, R R ticket agt and book- seller.
Steiner House. N Steiner Propr, cor Eastern ave and. Ottawa. (See adv).
Steiner Narzis, Propr Steiner House, cor Eastern ave and Ottawa. (See adr.) Stevens Thomas, saloon, 559 Western ave. Stevens Bros ( Washington C and Wm W), carpenters, Terrace.
Sturgis Judson T, harnessmaker, Pine.
Sullivan Jerry, saloon, Western ave.
Swan, White & Smith, lumber minfrs, Wes- tern ave.
Tatman John, physician, Western ave.
Thompson Reuben E, commission, Pine.
Thompson R S, real estate, Pine.
Tillotson & Tearse (Dallas C Tillot- son, Frederick C Tearse), Insurance, Real Estate and Collection Agents, 1IS Wes- tern ave.
Torrant Esau, lumber infr, Laketon.
Torrant & Arms ( John Torrant, Louis Arms), lumber mnfrs, across lake.
Torrent, Ducey & Gale, lumber mnfrs, across lake.
Towl Albert, grocer, Western ave.
Townsend Mrs Nellie, dressmaker, Western ave. Trebel Edward, shoemaker, Western avc.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Wholesale Stationers.
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
HOFSTRA HOUSE
· MANAGER.
COR. WESTERN AVENUE &
. PINE STREET.
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Trebel Fred, tailor, Western ave.
Turnbull Luke, boiler works, Western ave. VanBambus Henry, propr Michigan House, cor Clay and 9th.
Vander Werp, Frederick, dry goods, 202 Pine.
Vander Werp & Co (John D and John Vander Werp), hardware, Pine.
VanDike John. Tailor, Western ave. Vaughan Julius S, Dentist, Western ave.
Vestey Theodore H, physician, Western ave.
Vos Herman, saloon, Western ave.
Waldron Leonard A, boots and shoes, sew- ing machines and insurance agent, 6S Western ave.
Walker Wmn W, supt of G R Roberts & Hull's mill.
Walter Wn. Grocer and Dealer in Wines, Liquors, Etc, cor Clay ave and Sth.
Walworth, Bushnell & Keid, lumber mnfrs, Western ave,
Ward & Sissing, grocers, 3d.
Warnbrandt Jobn, shoemaker.
Washington Hotel, J H Simons Propr, Western ave.
Waters Nathaniel H, repair shop, Market. Weiskopf Mathias, shoemaker, 146 Western ave.'
Weller Ferdinand, Propr of News and Reporter, Terrace. (See adv.)
Weller & Reul ( Herman Weller, Nicholas Reul), boots and shoes, Western ave. Welten Daniel, saloon, Western ave.
Wesson & French (George L Wesson, Lucius J French), photographers, 79 Western ave.
Westermeyer Anton, saloon, IOS Western ave.
Westervelt James D, photographer, Western ave.
Wiegel Andrew, confectioner, 321 Western ave.
Wierengo Andrew, grocer, 187 Pine.
Wilcox Horace N, Manager Hofstra House.
Willard Wm H, dining hall, Western ave.
Willeme Eugene, saloon, Western ave.
Williams John, saloon, Ottawa.
Williams Oliver C, Physician and Surgeon, 92 Western ave.
Wilson Edward H, barber, Ottawa.
Wilson John G. Lawyer, Landreth Block, Western ave.
Winters Thomas O, propr Clifton House, Ottawa.
Winterute Peter, livery, So Market.
Wirick John. glove mnfr, Pine.
Wiselogel Wm F, carpenter, Clay ave.
Wolverton Wm, lawyer, Western ave. Wolverton Wm C, lawyer, Western ave. Wood Wesley F, real estate, Pine.
Wylie E H, probate judge and U S conimis- sioner, Court House.
Yates John W, agent Am ex, Terrace.
NANKIN.
A postoffice and small' place on the river Rouge, in the township of Livonia, Wayne county, 22 miles northeast of Detroit and 212 from Livonia station, on the D. L. & N. R. R. An extensive cider and vinegar fac- tory near the place is the only manufactur- ing enterprise. It is surrounded by a good farming country, and ships grain, fruit, cider and vinegar. Mail daily. A. G. Johns, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allyn C B, physician.
Bovee Nicholas, Cider Mnfr.
Browne Misses, variety store.
Hagadorne Rev W (Methodist).
Johns A G, general store.
Minkley Edward, station agent.
Porter Rev Samuel (Congregationalist) .
NAPOLEON.
A thrifty little village on the Jackson branch of the L. S. & M. S. Ry., in the township of Napoleon, Jackson county. It is 10 miles southeast of Jackson and the same distance west of Manchester, the cross- ing of the D. H. & S. W. R. R. It has a pop- . ulation of 500 or thereabouts, has Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, Congregational and Free Methodist churches, and a good So,coo Union school. The village is pleasantly located, but is too much scattered to show to advantage. The business interests of Napo- leon include a planing mill, a grain cradle factory, a cooper shop and a cider mill. Potatoes, apples, wheat, cider and grain cradles are shipped. Settled. 1832. Ex- press, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Lucien M. Jones, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aldrich Wm E, station, telegraph and U S ex agent.
Currier Moses, general store.
Dewey & Blackmar (Charles Dewey, Wm Blackmar), general store.
Elliott James P. blacksmith.
D. A. ROSS & CO., CEDAR POSTS AND FENCING,
70 FRANKLIN STREET, DETROIT.
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Foote Milton, jeweler. Foote Wm H, blacksmith.
Frink Rev L T' (Methodist).
Green Henry C, grocer.
Harrison Woodthorp, propr Depot House, Hawley & Talmage (George Hawley, Russell Talmage), meat market.
Hawley W A & Co ( Wallace A and Boint P), flour and cider mill.
Kendrick Joseph, produce dealer.
Lewis Isaac I, planing mill. Nicholls Rev Thomas (Methodist). Reid A H, physician.
Rogers Sidney B, shoemaker. Scofield Joshua T, propr Napoleon House.
NASHVILLE.
Kalamazoo county. (See Pavilion).
NASHVILLE.
The village of Nashville is a sprightly lit- tle village of nearly 1, 000 inhabitants, situ- ated on the G. R. V. R. R., 45 miles east of Grand Rapids, and 50 northwest of Jackson. It is in Castleton township, Barry county, and its existence dates only from the comple- tion of the railroad to this point. The Thornapple river affords a moderate water power. The manufacturing enterprises of Nashville include 2 flouring mills, a carding mill, a saw mill, a stave mill, a foundry, and a brick yard. There are but two churches, Methodist and Christian. A weekly news- paper, the News (independent), is also pub- lished here. Lumber, heading, stock, and farm produce are shipped from this station. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Daily mail. Horace T. Davidson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ainsworth & Brooks (Calvin Ainsworth, Henry A Brooks) grain elevator.
Aylsworth G W & Co ( Wallace G Aylsworth, James O Jenson) general store. Barry, Everts & Co (John E Barry, Daniel H Everts, Theodore C Downing) bankers. Bartley Wm, blacksmith.
Beebe A J. photographer.
Boise Bros ( Frank C and Freeland T) drugs and groceries.
Brady Charles H, lawyer.
Brady R S, shoemaker.
Bronson Charles, Propr Union House.
Burrows Mrs R E, millinery.
Chipman Elihu, justice of the peace.
Cook Eugene, wagonmaker.
Crocker Mrs L O, millinery.
Daugherty Abram, general store. Demaray Charles, jeweler. Downing Theo C, banker. Durham Peter, meat market.
Ellis M C, physician.
Feighner Emanuel J, town clerk and photo- grapher.
Flaharty Perry, boarding house.
Flint Abijah M, lawyer.
Gordanier Abram, harnessmaker.
Griffith De Witt C, general store.
Hardy & Crocker (A J Hardy, Lewis Crocker ) farm implements.
Heller Jacob L, baker.
Jones Wm, dentist.
Kocher Bros (Wm H and John F) general store.
Lee Bros. (Herbert M and Harlan A) Groceries and Crockery.
Lentz A Christ, grocer,
Lentz Jacob & Sous (Jacob, Charles and Albert) furniture.
Loomis Lewis L, general store.
McGraw James, boarding.
Makepeace Isaac F, billiard hall.
Nashville News (weekly) Orno Strong, propr.
Nichols Amos P, groceries.
Parrish Elliott L, station agent.
Prescott Wm H, saloon.
Reese & Detterick (Edward Reese, Mark Detterick) grocers.
Roe John, carriage painter.
Roe & Clever (Henry Roe, Conrad Clever), butchers.
Simpson George, saloon.
Strong Orno, propr Nashville News.
Troutwine Albert, barber.
Truman George A, general store. Union House. Charles Bronson Propr. Webster John, blacksmith.
Wheeler Lycurgus J, general store.
Wickham Charles W, physician.
Wolcott Charles C, hardware.
NATIONAL. Ontonagon county. (Ste Rockland).
NEEDMORE.
Eaton county. (See Roxana).
NEGAUNEE.
A flourishing incorporated city of 3500 inhabitants. located in the heart of the iron district of Marquette county. It is reached by
Overcoatings, FOR SPRING OR FALL, ALWAYS IN STOCK. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
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the C. & N. W. Ry., and is also a station on the M. H. & O. R. R., 12 miles west of Marquette, 51 cast of L'Anse and 62 north- west of Escanaba. There are a number of mines located in the city and immediate vicinity. The shipments of ore from some of these for 1875 have been as follows :
Mine. Product for 1875. Value.
Barnum
43,209 tons.
$172,836
Foster.
667
1,668
Grand Central 987
2,468
Jackson .90,568
384,914
Keystone. 3.346 66
13.374
McComber 10,407
26,018
Rolling Mill 37,806
98,295
Salisbury 4,330
10,835
Winthrop
7,502
20,631
A number of other mines were not worked in 1875.
The pioneer furnace is also located at Ne- gaunee. It has 2 stacks and turned out in 1875 17,606 tons of pig iron valued at $4S4, 164, the only other manufactures here are 2 carriage and wagon shops. The city has Episcopal, Catholic and Methodist churches, ample school accommodations, a weekly newspaper the Iron Herald, 2 banks and the various accessories essential to a thriving business center. . The country in this region is rough and hilly and but poorly adapted to agriculture. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. William Row- land, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams John Q, Attorney at Law. ( See. adv.)
Adams & Jones, Insurance. adv.)
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Am Express Co, V J Newman, agent.
Atwater George, hardware.
Barabe Antoine, grocer.
Bengley Alexander, pres Bessemer Iron Co. Bessemer Iron Co, Gershom Jones sec, Charles M Wheeler supt.
Bollmann Christian, saloon.
Calhoun William, saloon.
Campbell Neil, Justice of the Peace and Insurance. (See adv.)
Carney O & Bro, livery stable. Cary Samuel, barber.
Cassady Francis, shoemaker. Collins Samuel, meat market.
Cyr Louis D, M D, druggist.
Donohue Timothy, city marshal.
Duncan Miss M J, milliner. Duquette Narcisse, saloon. Engels Joseph, furniture. Fasbender Frank, blacksmith.
First National Bank. J B Maas Pres, F E Snow Cashier.
Fish & Pierce, grocers.
Freeman Alfred II, Station Agent C&NWRR.
Fuchs Frederick, saloon.
Gannon J N, manager N W Tel Co.
Gannon & Fitch, grocers.
Gaynor & Landrey, blacksmiths. Gibbon Henry E, photographer. Green Edwin S, agent Mercantile Dept Iron Cliffs Co.
Greenfield Ralph M, shoemaker.
Griffey Clinton G, ed and pub Negaunee Iron Herald.
Gull August & Co. Siloon No. I.
Hansen Charles, ins and Foreign Exchange. Harris Thomas, grocer.
Haupt Ernst, baker.
Henderson & Verran, shoemakers.
Heyn & Co, dry goods.
Houston Thomas J, general supt Iron Cliffs Co.
Iron Cliffs Co, miners and mnfrs of pig iron and general store, T J Houston gen'l manager.
Jackson House, A W Upton propr.
Jackson Iron Co, Henry Merry agent. Jones Gershom, Lawyer. (See adr.) Jones Oliver D, dentist.
Karber John, saloon.
Keating Con, saloon.
Kieren Conrad, grocer. Kirkwood Philip B, druggist.
Korten MIrs W, hotel.
Latourat Peter, saloon.
Laughlin Nick, saloon.
Lobb Edward, saloon.
McDonald Donald. General Store.
Mckay Alexander, shoemaker.
McKenna Miss Nora, millinery. McKenna Thomas S, livery stable.
Mckenzie A C, physician.
Mckinnon Donald C, carpenter.
McLeod & McDonell, painters. Maas John B, pres First National Bank.
Maitland Alexander W, civil engineer.
Maloney M A, baker. Mann H E & Co, dry goods.
Marcotte Joseph, saloon.
Marsell & Co. general store.
Martell Charles, saloon.
Martin Angus, saloon.
Mead & Co, general store,
Merry Henry, agent Jackson Iron Co.
Morrin Densite, saloon. Muck Charles, meat and vegetables.
Nast Wm, liquors and tobacco.
Neely Benjamin, hardware.
CARPENTERS,
Send to D. A. Ross & Co. for Prices of Lumber, 70 FRANKLIN STREET, DETROIT.
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Negaunee Iron Herald, C G Griffey Ed and Publisher.
Newman Valentine J, Am ex and M H & O R R agent. Norton Bernard, grocer.
Quinn John, clothing.
Reber & Salchert, Carriage and Wagon Makers and Blacksmiths.
Schadt John W, saloon. Schalmo Peter, saloon.
Seass Andrew C, cigar infr.
Shepley J & Co, Carriages, Sleighs, Etc. (See adv.)
Snow Franklin E, cashier First National Bank.
Spear J W & Co, general store.
Sperley Gottlieb, saloon and hotel.
Stanley Harry, lumber dealer. Stone Dudley G, general store. Sundberg Charles, jewelry. Sweeney & Gorman, livery stable.
Taylor Thomas, Druggist and Book- seller.
Thoney Adolph, hotel.
Thoran Charles, merchant tailor.
Upton Albert W, propr Jackson House.
Wasmuth Charles, saloon.
Werner P M & Co, confectioners.
Wettstein Gustavus A, Watches, Specimens and Mnfg Jeweler.
Wheeler Charles M, supt Bessemer Iron Co. Wheelock & Winter. Meat Market and Provisions.
Winter's Opera House, Wheelock & Winter proprs.
NEIKERK.
A small place in Holland township, Ot- tawa county, 3 miles southeast of Holland, its postoffice. It has a store and a Dutch Reform church.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ploegsma R, general store.
NELSON.
A postoffice in Kent county, 16 miles northwest of Greenville, whence it has a semi-weekly mail.
NELSONVILLE.
A postoffice in the town of South Arm, Charlevoix county, at the head of the south arm of Pine lake, 14 miles south of Charle- voix, and 18 miles west of Boyne Falls, on the G. R, & I. R. R. It is surrounded by
good farming lands and wheat and potatoes are successfully grown. Potatoes and maple sugar are shipped. It has a weekly mail. S. G. Isaman, postmaster.
NERO.
A postoffice in the township of Coldwater, Isabella county, 22 miles northwest of Mount Pleasant, the county seat, and 6 south of Lake station, on the F. & P. M. Ry. Far. well, 10 miles northeast, is the usual shipping station. Mail once a week. Sylvester Ham- mond, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ellis Wesley, hotel propr.
Johnson Amos, general store.
NEWARK.
A postoffice in the town of Newark, Gra- tiot county, 6 miles west of Ithaca, the county seat. It is in a naturally good farm- ing country, and lath, lumber and live stock are shipped from the vicinity. Newark has a weekly mail.
NEWAYGO.
A village of 1,200 inhabitants, situated in the township of Brooks, in the southern part of Newaygo county. It lies on the Grand Rapids, Newaygo & Lake Shore R. R., 36 miles from Grand Rapids, and 15 from Morgan, the present northern terminus of the G. R. N. & L. S. R. R. The Mus. kegon, a navigable river, passes through the village, and here furnishes an immense water power, making Newaygo an important lum- ber manufacturing point. Among the manu- factories are 2 saw mills, 2 shingle mills, I planing mill, I flour mill, and one butter tub factory. There are also 2 newspapers pub- lished here. Express, American. E. O. Shaw, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Angell Marcus S, druggist.
Bailey John, saloon.
Brooks Arthur B, barber.
Brown John W, boots and shoes.
Brown Sanford, county clerk.
Carpenter Jerome, undertaker.
Courtright Aaron, hotel.
Curtis Seymour, wagonmaker.
Day Albert G. Lawyer.
Day Aurelius P. furniture. Doty Charles L, jeweler.
Edwards Edward. Real Estate and Notary Public, County Building. Edwards James HI, hardware.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Retail Stationers.
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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JOHN Q. ADAMS, ATTORNEY at LAW
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. 2 J. Q. ADAMS, ADAMS & JONES, Agents. B. D. JONES. NEGAUNEE, - MICHIGAN.
NEIL CAMPBELL,
Justice of the Peace
AND INSURANCE AGENT.
Collections Promptly attended to,
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GERSHOM JONES,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
NEGAUNEE, MICHIGAN.
Lake Superior Carriage Works,
J. SHEPLEY & CO.,
Manufacturers of First-Class Carriages, Wag- ons, Sleighs, Etc.
ALL KINDS of REPAIRING DONE Shops on Silver Street, south of M .. H. & O. R. R.
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Flora David W, physician.
Gilson Asa R, restaurant.
Glenvill Wm, wagonmaker.
Gray &: Luton, Lawyers.
Hembling Isaac D, Propr Oyster Bay Restaurant.
Herron James, shingle mnir.
Hewes Edgar I, grocer.
Jacobi Frederick, general store.
King George, Photographer and Har- nessmaker.
Kritzer Henry, Propr Newaygo Flour Mill.
McKee James II, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Massey & Whitfield, physicians.
Matthews Freeman S, shingle mill.
Millard & Fikke, Grocers and Meat Market.
Moses Horace W, tub mnfr.
Newaygo Company, lumber mnfrs.
Newaygo Flour Mill, Henry Kritzer Propr.
Newaygo House. Wm Whitman Propr. Newaygo Republican, E O Shaw · Propr.
Palmiter Judson, propr Newaygo Tribune.
Persons Wellington, Register of Deeds.
Persons & Edwards, Abstract of Land Titles for Newaygo County. (See adv.)
Phelan John, station agent.
Pringle & Koon, blacksmiths.
Probasco Elizabeth, Milliner,
Raider John F A, druggist.
Riblet Solomon K, general store.
Robinson Kate E, milliner.
Rode Frederick, tailor.
Shaw Edwin O, propr Newaygo Republican. Shaw Wm, blacksmith.
Simmons, Bennett & Co, grocers.
Simmons John H, real estate. Skinner Lafayette, planing mill.
Skinner & Christ, Boots and Shoes. Soper Daniel E, ins agent and bookseller.
Standish, Fuller & Standish, Lawyers.
Surplice Richard, grocer.
Turner T & Son, livery stable. Utley George, butcher. Whitman Wm, propr Newaygo House. Wiseman Josephine A, milliner.
NEW BALTIMORE.
Is situated on the north shore of Anchor bay, an arm of lake St. Clair, 10 miles north . east of Mt. Clemens, and 33 above Detroit,
the surrounding country is level and produces very good crops of wheat, barley, oats, grass and potatoes. Staves, heading and handles are the only manufactures. New Baltimore is in the township of Chesterfield, county of Macomb. It has a population of about 1,000, and enjoys a village charter. There are 4 churches, Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal and Lutheran, a public school and 2 hotels. New Haven, 472 miles dis- tant is the nearest railroad station, at which a line of stages meets all trains, fare 50 cts. A stage also runs to Algonac daily during the winter, fare $1.00. Telegraph, Western Union. D. Milo Heath, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker Wm, general store.
Beauvaise Louis, boots and shoes.
Beecher Marshall W, W U telegraph oper- ator.
Brown Henry K, Groceries, Provis- ions, Crockery, Flour, Feed, Etc.
Brown Wm C, furniture.
Busch Joseph, boots and shoes.
Calzin Chas A, general store.
Carlson John, painter.
Chapman John M, physician.
Comfort Frank A, physician.
Deng Albert, cooper.
Fox Edward O, livery.
Green Martin V, blacksmith.
Haight Mrs Sarah, millinery.
Hatheway James S P, general store.
Heath A J & Son ( Andrew J and Henry P) harness, boots and shoes.
Heath D Milo, Fire and Life Insur- ance and Collection Agent, Justice of the Peace and Postmaster.
Hedges Daniel, wagon mnfr.
Heinmann Wm, brick mnfr.
Hensien John, hardware.
Heuser Henry, brewer.
Johr John, propr American House.
Jones Davis W, restaurant.
Kelmel Luke, wagon mnfr.
Kromback Wm, meat market.
Lozen John, vessel owner.
Miller Fred, meat market.
Perkins H & Sons (Horace, William and Albert) stave and handle infrs.
Petit Henry P, general store.
Purden Henry, painter. Schars & Beecher ( Peter F HI Schars, Mar- shall W Beecher) general store.
Smith John KK. Propr Lake St. Clair House. (.Sie (2.27.)
Smith & Son (Abram and John A) lum. ber .
English Worsteds, OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
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Spencer Mrs Angie, Millinery, Dress- making and Fancy Goods. Taylor Jobn W, shoemaker. Wanke Mrs Charles, saloon.
William Francis, grocer.
Wilson Joseph N, carpenter. Woodhouse Carbury, shoemaker.
Woodhouse Thomas, confectioner.
Yax John, blacksmith.
Zimmerman Henry, wagon mnfr.
NEW BALTIMORE STA- TION.
Macomb county. (See New Haven).
NEW BOSTON.
New Boston is a village of some 500 in- habitants, on the F. & P. M. Ry., in Huron township, Wayne county. It is 18 miles above Monroe, 8 south of Wayne, and 28 from Detroit. It is on the Huron river, from which water power is derived. A grist mill is about the only manufacturing interest. Settled, 1842. Express, American. Tele- graph, Western Union.
(For business directory, see index to places received too late for regular insertion).
NEW BUFFALO
Is situated at the mouth of the Galien river, on the shore of lake Michigan, in the south- west corner of the State. It is in New Buffalo township, Berrien county 27 miles southwest of Berrien Springs, the county seat. New Buffalo is the southern terminus of the C. & M. L. S. R. R., and is a station on the line of the M. C. R. R., 66 miles east of Chicago, 218 west of Detroit, 126 south of Muskegon, and 115 southwest of Grand Rapids. Much of the surrounding country is covered with timber, and furniture, staves and handles are the only manufactures. The churches are Methodist, Baptist, Luth- eran and Catholic. A spirited weekly paper -- the Independent-is published. Settled, 1834.4 Population, 1,000. Express, Ameri- can. Daily mail. George R. Weed, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bennett Alonzo, Druggist, Grocer, Am Express Agent, and Dealer in
Books and Stationery. Butler Herman, boots and shoes.
Clark Moses MI, physician.
Conley John, restaurant.
Doufen Peter, saloon.
WELLINGTON PERSONS.
EDWARD EDWARDS.
PERSONS & EDWARDS; PROPRIETORS OF
Abstracts of Land Titles
OF NEWAYGO COUNTY, MICH. Office, County Building, NEWAYGO, - MICHIGAN.
Lake St. Clair House,
JOHN K. SMITH, Proprietor,
NEW BALTIMORE, - MICHICAN.
This House has recently been Refitted and thoroughly Renovated for the proper accommodation of its patrons.
STAGE TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
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666
NEW
MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER
NEW
Doufen Wm A, village marshal. Gerdes F & Co (Fred Gerdes, Henry Ebert), general store.
Granzow, Rosner & Schroder, handle manu- facturers.
Harmon Henry, barber.
Harris Henry, W U tel operator.
Hastings Ransom S, cooperage.
Heck Peter, lumber mnfr, 412 miles s.
Henrich George W, carpenter.
Ilill John IE, Propr New Buffalo Inde- pendent and Farmer. (See adr.) Hommerding Jacob. tailor.
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