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The chief manufacturing interests of Petersburgh consist of a flouring mill, a woolen factory, a handle factory, a planing mill, a saw mill, a shingle mill, an Alden fruit drying and condensing establishment, a cheese factory (200 or 300 cow-power) and a large stave factory.
The public buildings consist of 2 churches -Methodist and Presbyterian-and a $10,- ooo school house.
The Canada Southern railroad has a depot about a mile and a half to. the north- west. First settled, 1824. Incorporated, 1869. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. George Peters, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold Wm, planing mill and builder.
Back Clark W, books and stationery.
Barlow Truman P, harnessmaker.
Beckler Bros (John P and Henry) hardware. Boardman Ira, poultry breeder.
Boone John H, grocer.
Brooks Wmn, druggist.
Buell James W, station agt L S & M'S Ry.
Camburn Harlow, justice of the peace and notary public.
Curtis Rev Daniel A (Methodist).
Dietz Frank, shoemaker.
Droegmueller & Schumacher (Christ Droeg- mueller, Fred Schumacher), wagonmakers. Dunham E & Co (Ebenezer and James W Dunham), general store.
Ellis Charles N. furniture.
Ellis Clayton, meat market.
Ellis John, sheriff Monroe county and black- smith.
Exchange Hotel, J W Fairbanks Propr.
Fairbanks John W, propr Exchange Hotel. Fairbanks O D), photographer.
Gage James HI, justice of the peace and in- surance agent.
Gunsolus Kenneth, physician.
Gunsolus & Bro (Kenneth and Ambrose), druggists.
Harris Miss Minnie, millinery.
Hayes & Russell (James L Hayes, Charles D Russell), general store.
Heath Wm H, shoemaker.
Hitchcock & Brown ( Frank F Hitchcock, Job Brown), broom mnfrs.
Hoyer Rev Christ (Lutheran). Johnson Dennis, cooper.
Jones S L & Co (Samuel L Jones, Mary D Rose), druggists.
Kellogg A & Co (Arthur and Henry), 372 miles south.
Kirby Restcome IE, Stave, Heading and Handle Factory, also Physician and Surgeon.
LaBounty Francis, barber.
Leach Thomas H, shoemaker.
Lockwood Ezra L, groceries.
Low Joseph, harnessmaker.
Lyon Henry, jeweler.
McLachlin Henry C, general store.
Mather Andrew A, lawyer.
Paquette Nazareth, physician.
Peters George, farmer.
Pinmodore Marshiel, Billiard Hall and Saloon.
Reynolds Edward W, station agent C S Ry, and live stock dealer.
Reynolds Madison, wagonmaker.
Rhoades John J, dry goods and clothing.
Rose Benjamin F, woolen factory.
Rose & Miller (Benjamin F Rose, John J Miller), flouring mill.
Russell Charles B, express agent.
Spalding Bros (George and Andrew), saw- mill.
Stuart Alexander E, tailor.
Swan E A, physician.
Taylor Rev Wm S (Presbyterian). .
Tucker Joseph L, physician. Weisinger Wm, saloon.
Zibbell Henry, stock dealer.
Zibbell James W, livery.
PETOSKEY.
The northern terminus of the Grand Kap- ids & Indiana railroad, is a young, thriving village of about 700 inhabitants. It is located on the south shore of Little Traverse bay, at the mouth of Bear river, in Bear Creek township, Emmett county, 4 miles south of Little Traverse, the county seat, 14 east of Charlevoix and 190 north of Grand Rapids. Until the completion of the railroad, in the summer of 1874, Petoskey was but a small hamlet of perhaps 50 souls, but it at once rose to a place of 300 inhabitants, and will yet rapidly increase: It derives its name from an old Indian chief who resides there
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and carries on a large mercantile business. The surrounding country is a dense forest, and is an Indian reservation. The river affords excellent water power, and lumber, lime and maple sugar are manufactured. Potatoes, maple sugar, bird's-eye maple, lime, etc., are shipped. The village has Presby- terian and Methodist churches, excellent schools, 2 good hotels and a number of stores. Stages to Charlevoix and Cheboy- gan daily. Telegraph, Atlantic & Pacific. Express, United States. Mrs. Annie Little, postmistress.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen W H, baker.
Bond & Ingalls, general store and wood.
Bump G W, grocer.
Bunnell A, general store.
Bradley D C, Hotel.
Cushman D, hotel.
Everett Wm, livery.
Fox, Rose & Butters, general store.
Gale Theodore, Jeweler.
Gifford E J, grocer.
Gournville -, flouring mill.
Kinney Edward, shoemaker.
McCarty & Culor, saloon.
Mc Manus W S & Co, planing mill.
McMullin Archibald, saloon.
O'Neil John, butcher.
Quaintance M F, station and ex agent, Rose Hiram O & Co, lime mnfrs.
Shepard & Smith, druggists. Tracy O D, saloon.
Wait H G, hardware.
Watson Bros, grocers.
PETTYSVILLE.
Contains about 75 inhabitants, and is loca- ted in the southeastern part of Livingston county, in Hamburg township, 11 miles from Howell, the county seat. Brighton, 7 miles north, on the D. L. & N. R. R., is its rail- road point. Good farming lands surround the village, and wheat and corn are largely raised and shipped. Stage to Pinckney semi- weekly. Mail twice a week. Valentine Wiegand, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Fletcher S M, general store.
Larkin Daniel, carpenter.
Peters William, justice of the peace. Peters Williams. Blacksmith.
Pettys S A, flouring mill.
Travis Charles, wagonmaker.
Welsh Patrick, shoemaker.
Wiegand Valentine, general store.
PEWAMO.
A village of 500 inhabitants, on the D. & M. R. R., 144 miles west of Detroit. It is situated in Lyons township, in the eastern border of Ionia county, 15 miles east of Ionia, the county seat. It is surrounded by a good farming country, the staple products of which are wheat, oats, corn and fruit. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Am - erican. Mail daily. John Pennington, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American Motel, John Sweeney Propr.
Betts John, insurance.
Boyce Robert & Son, flouring mill.
Chaddock Wm H, physician.
Chubb Albert S, saloon.
Fisher Erastus, Grocer.
Hammond Stephen, cooper.
Hathaway Stephen A, carpenter.
Holly O W, stave mnfr.
Hungerford Benjamin, grain dealer.
Hungerford Lewis, agt Am Ex Co.
Ivinson Joshua, livery stable. Jones Lafayette, physician.
Jenkins Wm F, furniture. Lewis Wni, Butcher.
Mattison Ralph G, general store.
Mattren Frank S, carriagemaker.
Mosher Josiah. Furniture.
Pennington M M, millinery.
Robertson Hugh, blacksmith.
Robertson James H, stave dealer.
Rudd A E, millinery. Seaver John S, grocer.
Sherwood Amos W, insurance and produce. Somers Charles P, hardware.
Stanard Wm B, hotel.
Stuart George S. billiard hall.
Sweeney John. Propr American Hotel.
Taft M D & Son, shoemakers.
Triphagen George V, harnessmaker.
Triphagen John, physician.
Woodworth Wm H, probate judge. Woodworth W H & Son, lumber mnfrs.
PHOENIX.
A postoffice and copper mining settlement in Houghton township, Keweenaw county, 2 miles southwest of Eagle River, the county scat, and 60 north of L'Anse, the nearest railroad approach. Eagle Harbor is its ship. ping point by water. It is the location of the mines and stamping works of the Phoenix Mining Co. It has a Methodist church and
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exports copper and potatoes. Telegraph, Mineral Range. Stage to Calumet daily. Population about 1000.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Briggs & Sutter, general store.
Brockie Kate, assistant principal of school. Cronins Wm, express agent.
Cruse Alfred, hotel.
Delano M A, agent Phoenix Copper Co.
Fair Rev A S (Methodist.)
Lawbaugh A J, physician.
Phoenix Copper Co.
Wood E B, principal district school. Zassenhouse Wm, justice of the peace.
PIERPORT.
Also known as Perry's Pier, is a hamlet of about 100 inhabitants, on the shore of lake Michigan. It is in Onekama township, Man- istee county, 14 miles north of the city of Manistee and 45 north of Ludington. The land hereabouts is rolling, and covered with heavy beech and maple timber. Cordwood, tan bark, lumber and potatoes are shipped. Telegraph, Western Union, Stage to Man- istee and Frankfort tri-weekly. Mail, tri- weekly. Charles W. Perry, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dwyer George, lumber mnfr. Elliot Samuel, carpenter.
Miller J N, physician.
Perry Charles W, general store.
Perry Charles W, steamboat and freight agent. Pratt Hiram, hotel. Conklin Charles, blacksmith.
PIERSON.
A village containing about 700 inhabitants in Pierson township, Montcalm county. It is a station on the G. R. & I. R. R., 29 miles north of Grand Rapids, 30 west of Stanton, the seat of justice, and 6 south of Howard City. Pierson is in a section of good farming country, but is essentially a lumber manufacturing village. It ships largely of lumber, lath and shingles. It has a Methodist church and 2 hotels. Settled 1860. Incorporated 1873. Express, Amer- ican. Mail daily. J. N. Clark, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bradish C J; boots and shoes. Baldwin Edward, barber.
Beach Rev A C ( Methodist). Bradish Clinton J, shoemaker.
Briggs Wm S, justice of the peace.
Bush Mrs Emeline M, hotel. Bush S E, dry goods and express agt. Carr Richard, meat market.
Clark Joseph N, grocer Dolph Leverett IF, Sawmill.
Gage Isaac D, grocer.
Gage Richard, propr Pierson House.
Hicks John C, lawyer.
Holcomb & Dewolf "(Milo H Holcomb, Joseph R Dewolf), saw and shingle mill. Honeywell Daniel, blacksmith.
Jolten James, physician.
McConnell Wm & Sons (William, Wilson and James), lumber mnfrs and store.
McElwee J C, sawmill, 172 miles west. Martin Henry, tailor.
Miller Henry, general store.
Miner Albert, agt H Miller, general store.
Newcomb Solomon B, station agt and tele- graph operator.
Pearl Levi, staves and heading.
Peck & Son (De Witt C and Albert), planing mill.
Ray Orrin L, lawyer and justice of the peace. Richmond Daniel, painter.
Richmond Olney H, drugs and groceries.
Smith Michael, shingle mills, 2 miles e.
Stringham Albert, wagonmaker.
Totten James, physician.
United States Express, S E Bush agt.
Walter William, lawyer.
Wenzell Joseph, shingle mill.
Wheeler Legrand, physician.
PIGEON RIVER.
A station on the C. & M. L. S. R. R., at the crossing of a river of this name, in Olive township, Ottawa county, 12 miles south of Grand Haven.
PINCKNEY.
A village claiming 1000 inhabitants, in Putnam township. Livingston county, 12 miles due south of Howell, the county seat. and to north of Dexter, on the M.C R.R . the nearest railroad point. It contains a flouring mill. 3 churches, Methodist, Congregational and Catholic, a graded school, and a number of stores and mechanic's shops. Whenit, flour and wool are among the staple ship. ments. Settled, 1835. Stage to Howell and Dexter daily. Daily Mail. Mrs. C. C. Young, postmistress.
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Allen I A, Hotel Propr. Beebe N F, general store. Brough T H, general store. Clark H, harnessmaker. Clinton Ir, Shoemaker. Darrow M F, lawyer. Dolan Wm, liquors. Dolan &: Twomey, groceries and liquors. Farnum & Clark, butchers.
Gilchrist & Sykes, harnessmakers. Green A B, tinner. Hoff G W, boots and shoes. Maan E A, Dry Goods and Groceries. Mann W S, general store.
Mann & Teeple, hardware. Markey James, farm implements. Plympton & Caffery, farm implements.
Sigler H F & Bro, drugs, books and gro- ceries.
Stocking George, cabinetmaker.
PINCONNING.
A village of 300 inhabitants, in Pinconning township, Bay county, on the Mackinaw division of the M. C. R. R., 19 miles above Wenona. It contains one saw and planing mill, and ships lumber, hoops and square oak timber. Settled 1872. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. E. B. Knight, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Knight E B, station agent. Lindsay & Gamble, Lumber. Morris S S, saloon. Pelkie Louis, hotel. Van Etten, Campbell & Co, sawmill. Wilton George I., fish.
PINE CREEK.
A hamlet of about 90 inhabitants, in Le- Roy township. Calhoun county, 20 miles southwest of Marshall, the county seat, and 125 from Detroit. Climax, 9 miles northeast on the C. & L. H. R. R., is its nearest rail- road approach, but Battle Creek is the usual shipping point. Wheat, wool and pork are shipped. Mail semi-weekly. James Win- ters, post-master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Garwood John, Shoemaker. Kersteter David, cider mnir. Kersteter John. blacksmith. Norton Jacob K, carpenter.
Norton John T. carpenter. Norton Milton, Artist. Rockwell F H, general store. Vanhyning Frank, physician. Winters James, cooper.
PINE GROVE MILLS.
A village in Pine Grove township, in the northeast part of Van Buren county. It is a station on the South Haven division of the M. C. R. R., 17 miles west of Kalamazoo and 161 from Detroit. Distance from Paw Paw, the county seat, 12 miles. The face of the country is level and sandy. The pro- ductions, grain and lumber. Population, 100. Express, American. D. O. Everest, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Clement S, flouring mill.
Everest & Wise, general store, grist and planing mill. Galland Charles, Saloon. Herman L D, general store.
Simmons L., general store. Willyers A. Wise I) D, hardware.
PINE HILL.
A postoffice of Sanilac township, Sanilac county, on the lake shore, 6 miles north of Lexington. The country around is mainly devoted to farming. Grain, peas, potatoes and wood are shipped. Pine Hill has a daily mail. Edmund Smith, postmaster.
PINE LAKE.
A sinall place in Ingham county. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Northrup George, hotel propr.
PINE RIVER. Charlevoix county. (See Charlevoix.)
PINE RIVER. St. Clair county. (See Thornton).
PINE RIVER.
A small place on the shore of Saginaw bay, 2 miles south of Arenac and 5 cast of Standish. It is in Granton township, Bay county, 30 miles north of Bay City. Arenac is its postoffice.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Lentz John, general store, hotel and sawmill. Monroe A C, grocer. O'Grady Patrick, grocery and saloon. Russell John, shoemaker.
Sharpe C L, physician.
PINE ROAD.
This is a newly-established postoffice at a small place in Midland county.
PINE RUN.
A village of about 300 inhabitants, also known as Vienna, in Vienna township, Gen- esee county, I mile east of Pine Run station on the F. & P. M. Ry, and 10 miles above Flint. It is the center of a fertile and well cultivated region, and exports hay, pork, fruit, vegetables, and grain. The village contains a cheese factory, a flouring mill, 2 hotels and 2 churches-Disciples and Con- gregational. Settled in 1835. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. James Young, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. .
Alexander Wm E, flour mill.
Beagle L. N. physician. Beebe H, gunsmith.
Cole Bros (Charles L and Hiram) cheese factory.
Eccleston George C. boots and shoes.
Frost E K, drugs and groceries.
Frost John, General Store. Harston Rev E (Disciples).
Johnson F E, harness mnfr.
Johnson R, harness mnfr.
Knapp Aram, general store.
Miller Frederick, blacksmith.
Smart & Bates (Peter Smart, Wm N Bates), foundry.
Starkweather Charles, propr Vienna House. Sweitzer Henry, propr Genesee Hotel. Thompson Rev J C (Congregational.) Tinker W & Son, foundry.
Vanbuskirk Harmon, pump mnfr.
Young James, Grocer.
PINE PLAINS.
A small hamlet in Allegan county.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Hill Giles HI, hotel propr.
PINGREE'S DAM.
A station on the C. & M. L. S. R. R., in Newaygo county.
PIONEER.
A postoffice in Pioneer township. Missau- lee county, 1612 miles from Lake City, the county seat, and 15 southeast of Fife Lake, its nearest railroad point. It is also known as Morey's. Mail once a week. Wm. J. Morey, postmaster.
PIPESTONE.
A postoffice in Pipestone township, Ber- rien county, 8 miles north of Berrien Springs, the county seat, and 9 miles southeast from Benton Harbor. The country around is adapted to grain and fruit. Pipestone has a flouring mill, a Methodist church and a good common school. Shipments-grain, pork, potatoes and apples. Stage to Niles, Benton Harbor and Berrien Springs. Daily mail. James F. Haskins, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Clippinger Harry G, physician. Parks Sylvester, general store. Roberts Samuel, blacksmith. Wells A G, miller.
PITTSBURGH.
A postoffice and village in Bennington township, Shiawassee county, 10 miles southwest of Gorunna. Bennington, on the Saginaw division of the M. C. R. R .. 4 miles northwest, is the shipping point. A fine agricultural country surrounds it, and farm products only are shipped. A stage runs to Hartwellville and Veruon tri-weekly. Mail tri-weekly.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Safford Pitts, postmaster and hotel propr.
PITTSFORD.
Is a village of 400 or more inhabitants in Pittsford township, on the line of Jefferson, Hillsdale county. It is on the L. S. & M. S. Ry., 10 miles east of Hillsdale and 97 fron Detroit. The village was settled in IS55. The country is good for farming, and wheat. corn, oats, etc., are grown. The shipments are grain, wool, apples, pork, live stock, but. ter and eggs. Pittsford has 3 churches,
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Wesleyan and Episcopal Methodist and Christian. Western Union telegraph. United States express. Daily mail. M. F. Cutler, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beebe W B. physician.
Corey William, harnessmaker.
Cutler & Spear, general store, and express agents.
Loucks Henry, shoemaker.
Martin Rev Joel (Methodist).
Maxson A C, flouring mills.
Maxson George C & Co, general store.
Patterson & Bates, blacksmiths.
Rowe J & Co, Aouring mills.
Stedman L G, General Store.
Stevie A B, druggist.
Swank Rev N L (Christian).
Thorn W T, grocer.
Tubbs David, hotel propr.
Vanallen L H, barber and shoemaker.
Vanallen Warren, wagonmaker.
Webster A F, wagonmaker.
Whitbeck Miss T, physician.
Whitbeck V & J, physicians.
Wilson George E, station agent.
Wilson J B, boots and shoes.
Wilson & Patterson, Blacksmiths. Wood John, flouring mills.
PLAINFIELD. Kent county. (See Austerlitz).
PLAINFIELD.
A village of 500 inhabitants, in Unadilla township, Livingston county,' 16 miles south- west of Howell, the seat of justice, and 60 northwest of Detroit. Fowlerville, 14 miles due north, on the D. L. & N. R. R., is the nearest railroad station, to which a stage runs tri-weekly. A good agricultural section of country surrounds the village. It has a grist mill, a planing mill. a stave factory, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, and some other interests. Settled, 1836. Mail tri-weekly. Morris Topping, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker S T, physician. Bush E T, planing mill and undertaker.
Dickenson J C, blicksmith.
Miller -, physician.
Riley Rev S (Methodist ).
Smith @ L .. General Store.
Topping House, William O Stoby propr. Topping M &: Son, flouring mills, and stave and barrel minfrs.
PLAINWELL.
A thriving incorporated village in the township of Gun Plain, Allegan county, 12 miles southeast of Allegan, and II north of Kalamazoo. It is situated at the intersection of the G. R. & I., and L. S. & M. S. railroads, and is on the Kalamazoo river, which affords an excellent water power, only a portion of which is utilized by the following industries : Two flouring mills, 2 planing mills, I sash and blind factory, 3 turning and handle fac- tories, I hand rake factory, I fanning mill factory, I saw mill, and I paper mill. Plain -- well is located in the midst of a rich agri- cultural district, and is an excellent grain market, the shipment of flour alone amount- ing to over 100,000 barrels per year. Paper, wooden ware, and general produce are also shipped in large quantities. . It has 5 churches -Methodist, Catholic, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal -- a fine central and primary school building. a first-class hotel, the Law- rence House, a ladies' library association, and an incorporated literary society ; also is the headquarters of the Union Agricultural and Industrial Society of Allegan, Barry and Kalamazoo counties, which has its grounds located here. A weekly newsapaper, the Plainwell Republic, is published. The village was incorporated in 1869, since which time it has advanced rapidly, and now has a population of 1, 600. No place in the State offers better inducements for manu- facturing enterprise than Plainwell, with its railroad facilities, and at least 13,000 inches of water power unimproved. Express, United States and American. Telegraph, Western Union. F. A. Hayes, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams Ezra C, physician. 96 Main.
Allegan County Republic, Winchell &
Hickok proprs, 43 Main.
American Express Co, Bailey & Lillibridge agents.
Arbour Merrill T, grocer, Bridge.
Arnold Wm, propr National Hotel, 23 Main.
Bailey & Lillibridge (Morrison Bailey, Horace Lillibridge), Druggists, and Express Agents, 59 Main. Barber Mason J, dentist, 61 Main.
Barton Horace, shoemaker, 64 Main.
Beecher Frederick, meat market, 68 Main. Benedict Jacob. Mufr Hand Rakes and Handle-, Water. ( See adir.) Bradley Orin M. Stoves, 6g Main.
Bryant A & Co (Amplus Bryant, -). gro- cers, 58 Main.
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Burton Luther S, agent L S & M S Ry. Bush Josiah I, dentist, 49 Main.
Carruthers Andrew, saloon, 40 Main.
Cartwright George W, propr Sherman House, Bridge.
Chamberlin Charles H, physician, 5 Grant. Chamberlin Mrs Samuel B, milliner, Bridge. Chamberlin Brothers(Samuel Band Harvey ), grocers, Bridge.
Chappell & Smith (Avery Chappell, James Smith), blacksmiths, Bridge. Chesebrough Levi W, general store, Bridge. Clark Frank, Planing Mill, Water.
Clark Miss Mary R, millinery, 56 Bridge. Copp Joseph M, clothing, 50 Bridge. Corbyn Sanford H, saw mill, Water. Cox Wm, farm implements, 47 Main. Cressy Chester S, Mnfr Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Water.
Crispe John, druggist, 49 Main. Crispe & Howe (Wm Crispe, Julius Howe), livery. Cullom John H. shoemaker, 55 Bridge.
Cushman Frank ME, Dealer in No. tions, Musical Instruments and Sewing Machine Goods, 49 Main.
RAKES! HANDLES! J. BENEDICT, Manufacturer of the only
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No. 65 Main Street, PLAINWELL, MICHIGAN.
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Daniels L A, physician, Main.
De Yoe Nathan E, propr Lawrence House, Bridge.
Disbrow Eugene E, agent of G R & I R R and U S Express Co.
Dobbs Wm, shoemaker, 46 Bridge.
Dodge Albert HI, furniture, SI Bridge.
Dunham & Mann (O D Dunham and D R Mann), wood turners, north side.
Earle Daniel, lawyer and justice, 65 Main. English Wm, restaurant, Bridge.
Estes & Forbes (Wm Estes, James Forbes), wagonmakers, Main.
Fairbrothers Isaac, saloon, 38 Main.
Farwell George, meat market, 62 Main. Fletcher Rev J ( Baptist. )
Forbes & Co (John and William Forbes), billiard hall, cor Bridge and Allegan.
Force Rev J P (Methodist.)
Gilchrist & Brother (John and James F), lam- ber, 21 Bridge.
Granger R & Son (Riley and Charles), lum- ber and lime, bridge.
Grimes Cecil D, physician, 61 Main.
Hall Andrew, saloon, 30 Main.
Harris Wm, general store, 55 Main.
Hart Charles D, grocer, Bridge.
Havens John S, harnessmaker, 64 Main.
Hawley C W, physician, Bridge.
Heath John, shoemaker, Allegan.
Hicks Joseph W, surveyor, Hicks.
Hill Augustus H, furniture, 72 Main.
Howe Wesley, carpenter, Bridge.
Hurlbert Brothers (John and Calvin), paint- ers, 35 Main.
Inman & Gamble (Mrs Mary L Inman, Mrs. Lizzie Gamble), fancy goods, 61 Main.
Ives Julius C, hardware, 43 Main.
Koch Wm, carpenter, Plainwell.
Kritzer H J, physician, Bridge.
Ladies' Library Association, Mrs G Smith, pres, Mrs G G Soule sec, 49 Bridge.
Lantz H H & D F (Henry H and Daniel F), flour mill, Main.
Lasher John H, shoemaker, 36 Main.
Lawrence House, N E De Yoe, propr, Bridge.
Lederman Jacob, produce, 32 Main.
Leigh Spencer M, wagonmaker, 21 Allegan. Lillie Joel, grocer, 66 Main.
Linton John, Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Buffalo Robes, 75 Main.
Lyon & l'age ( Benjamin F Lyon, Hale W Page), paper mufrs, Water.
Manufacturers' Aid Association, Wm C Warrant pres, J Winchell sec.
Marsh Rev L G (Presbyterian.)
Masson George W, meat market. 58 Bridge, Merrill & McCourtie (David B Merrill, Wm H McCourtie), flour mill, Main.
Mesick & Montieth (George Mesick, Ed- ward Montieth), harnessmakers, Main. Mills Miss Julia S, stationery, 67 Main. Morris Toot, carpenter, South.
National Hotel, Wm Arnold propr, 23 Main. Page Hale W, handle mnfr, Water.
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