Michigan state gazetteer and business directory, 1877 Volume III (v2), Part 29

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Publication date: 1877
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a Union school. The very best of farming lands lie back of the village. Grain, peas, potatoes and hay are the products; whea: and barley being especially successful cross. Port Austin is connected by daily stage with Port Huron and Bay City, and with the late ports by steamers, during the season of navigation. One of the principal needs of the place is a good hotel. Settled, IS3s. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Ms- Clure's, by water. - Mail daily. Thomas Winsor, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Adams Hiram, well driller. Adamson Wm, machinist. Allison Robert, blacksmith.


Ayres & Co, General Store, Salt and Lumber Mnfrs.


Brooks George W, billiards and restaura ::. Buttars Mrs Mary M, millinery and picture frames.


Campbell Wallace J. Agricultural Implements, and Wagon and Carriage Mnfr. (See adv.)


Carrington & Winsor, Gerez1 Store.


Clark Wm F, sr, editor Huron Co News.


Cole Edmund, justice of the peace. Cooper Wm H & Co, general store and salt mnfrs.


WALLACE J. CAMPBELL,


-- MANUFACTURER OF-


FARMING


IMPLEMENTS,


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Sleighs, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, &c. ALL WORK WARRANTED.


PORT AUSTIN, -


MICHIGAN.


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Currie James, Carpenter and Builder. Ellis Thomas H, confectioner.


Engle & Hall, Lawyers and Real Estate.


Exchange Hotel, O B Williams propr.


Friers Charles 3, Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker.


Hall James H, lawyer and insurance agent. Huron County News, Wm F Clark Publisher.


Kimball John W, U S Meteorologi- cal Observer.


Knowlden James, painter.


Learned C G & J RE, Real Estate and General Farming.


Neill T & Son, general store.


Port Austin Hotel, J Ryan propr,


Razek L & Bro, general store.


Richards Bennett, M D, druggist.


Ryan James, Propr Port Austin Hotel, Stage Lines, and Owner of Membrino Wallace,


Taylor Mathew, Boot and Shoe Maker.


Tripp Egbert D, Justice of the Peace. Tripp Bros. Meat Market.


Wellman David M, Contractor and Builder.


Williams Alonzo G, Carpenter and Builder.


Williams Ortice B, propr Exchange Hotel. Winsor Thomas, manager Western Union Telegraph Co.


Winsor & Snover, Lawyers, Land and Insurance Agents.


PORT CRESCENT.


This is a village containing a population of about 400 souls, in Hume township, Huron county, 16 miles north of Bad Axe and 412 southwest of Port Austin. It is on the shore of Saginaw bay, at the mouth of Pennebog river, 60 miles northeast of Bay City, its nearest railroad station. It contains 2 saw mills, a grist mill, a pump factory and a brewery. The country around comprises good farming lands, and wheat, oats and potatoes are cultivated. A stage runs to Port Austin and Caseville daily. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Edwin F. Holmes, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Kennedy H C, hotel propr. Kennedy & Devine, pump mnfrs.


Woods & Co, general store and lumber mnfrs.


PORTER.


A small village of 200 inhabitants, in Por- ter township, Midland county, on Pine river, 15 miles southwest of Midland City and II northeast of St. Louis. Merchandise is sent via St. Louis on the S. V. & St. L. R. R. The country hereabouts is quite new. Hay, corn, potatoes and lumber are the produc- tions. Porter has a weekly mail by stage from Midland. Lewis K. Brewer, post- master.


PORTER'S.


Saginaw county. (See Randall.)


PORT HOPE.


A village on the shore of lake Huron, 76 miles above Port IIuron. It is in Rubicon township, Huron county, 20 miles northeast of Bad Axe, the county seat, and about the same distance southeast of Port Austin. A saw mill, a good hotel, a tannery, a salt block and some other business interests are here. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, McClure & Co.'s by water.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Bisbee Clark, wagonmaker.


Coburn Daniel, Furniture. Fuller V A, hotel.


Haywood & Clark, lumber and general store. Leuty Isaac, farm implements.


Ogilvie R C, M D, druggist.


Port Hope Salt Co.


Stafford William R, Sawmill and Store.


PORT HURON.


Next to Detroit, is the most important commercial city on the eastern shore of Michigan. It is the county seat of St. Clair county, and is situated a little below the point where lake Huron finds its outlet into the St. Clair river, and at the confluence of Black river with the latter. It is 62 miles northeast of Detroit, 115 from Lansing, 320 from Chicago and 61S from New York. The Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, starting from just across the river, con- nect it with Buffalo, Montreal and the east. The Grand Trunk, crossing by ferry at Fort Gratiot, just above the city, is continued on to Detroit, and the Chicago & Lake Huron R. R. forms a di- rect line to Valparaiso, Ind., and to Chicago, by way of Flint, Lansing, Cassopolis, etc.


In Domestic Goods


We handle only the finest grades. SOL. S. BATESON & ERO., Merchant Tailors, Detroit.


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Ferries connect Port Huron with Port Sarnia, on the Canada side of the river, and two street railways extend northward to Fort Gratiot. Port Huron now claims a popula- tion of 10,000, and has 7 churches, 6 ward and 2 Union schools, I daily newspaper, the Times (Republican) and 3 weeklies, the Farm. ers' Visitor, the Sunday Commercial, and the Saturday Morning Journal. It has an efficient fire department, gas works, sewer- age, water works on the Holly system, and a fine court house. The general government has recently completed a handsome custom house and postoffice at a cost of $250,000. An opera house costing $100,000, and sev- eral fine business blocks, have lately been erected. Black river is spanned by two elegant iron bridges.


Among the hotels, the Huron House is one of the best in the State; the Exchange and the Whitman House are also first class. There are 2 banks, the First National and a private bank. The heaviest branch of trade in Port Huron is in lumber, there being 5 or more saw mills and 3 planing mills in operation. There are also 4 furniture fac- tories, I blind factory, 2 stave factories, 2 flouring mills, a tannery, 3 machine shops, 2 or 3 breweries, two of the largest dry docks on the lakes, and 3 ship yards.


A large trade is also done in fish. Port Huron is a port of entry, and, in the number of emigrants who first tread on United States soil, is surpassed by no other port in the country, New York only ex- cepted.


The site of Port Huron was taken up by Hon. D. B. Harrington in ISI9. Fort Gra. tiot had been established since 1812. The Gratiot road was cut through, giving it land communication with Detroit, in 1833. Two years later the village was incorporated under the name of Port Huron. In 1857 it secured a city charter, and in 1859 was con. nected with Detroit by rail. Its growth has been steady and healthy, with nothing of inflation about it, and in time, no doubt, Port Huron will become a large city and an important trade center. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American and Canadian. William Hartsuff, postmaster.


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Albinson James H, plumber and gas fitter, River. Albion House, foot of Butler. Allen George W, hotel, Quay.


American Express Co, - agent, Huron avc.


Ames Wallace. Propr Huron House, and Sash, Door and Blind Factory and Planing Mill and of Firm of Skinner & Ames.


Anderson & Co, agricultural implements, Butler.


Andrews Amos, groceries, Lapeer ave.


Applegate Isaac N, dentist, Military.


Asman John, merchant tailor, 19 Huron ave.


Atkins Lewis, confectionery, Huron ave.


Atkinson & Stevenson (William P Atkinson, Elliot G Stevenson), Attorneys at Law, Huron ave.


Austin Brothers, livery, Pine.


Avery Bros (Alex R and Joseph W), lawyers, Military.


Avery & Murphy, lumber, Military.


Baer Charles, grocery, Huron ave.


Bailey J Goffin, physician, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Baird Charles F, lawyer, Huron ave.


Balkwell Thomas, carriagemaker, Quay.


Ballentine Silas L, dry goods, Ballentine Block, Huron ave.


Bancroft Win L, Receiver C & L H R R, Military.


Barnett & Brother, machinists, Commer- cial.


Barrett & Goulding, fancy goods, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Barringer Horace T, jeweler, Military.


Barron Wm H, photographer, 21 Huron ave.


Barry James J, attorney at law, Huron. Beard & Co, lumber dealers, Military.


Bell James W, saloon, Butler.


Benedict J N, grocerics, Military.


Bennett Daniel M, physician, Military.


Bennett William N, millwright, cor Sth and Union.


Berend August, planing mill, Water.


Bertholomew Joseph L, hardware, stoves and tinware, Huron ave.


Bickford William, propr Canadian Hotel, Butler.


Booker Wm H, barber, Water.


Botsford John E & Co, forwarding and com- mission, Ferry Dock.


Botsford John S, United States inspector of hulls of steam vessels, City Opera House Block.


Boyce J J & Co, bankers, exchange office and pine lands, Huron ave.


Bradford Egbert C, agent National Stave Co, River.


Bradley George W, barber and restaurant, Butier. Bright & Ryan, saloon, Huron ave.


CARPENTERS, Send to D. A. Ross & Co. for Prices of Lumber. 70 FRANKLIN STREET, DETROIT.


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Brooks, Joslyn && Co, Lumber, and


Fish Package Mnfrs, River. (See adv). Brown Alexander, saloon, Butler.


Brown Mrs Mary J, millinery, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Brown & Farrand, lawyers, 5 Ballentine Block.


Brushell Richard, restaurant, 67 Huron ave.


Bryant Brothers, meat market, Butler.


Buckeridge Wm, wagonmaker, River.


Campbell Dougall, confectionery, Butler.


Canadian Express Co, agent, Huron ave.


Canham & Armstrong, fruit dealers, Mili- tary.


Carleton Moses F, county clerk, . City Hall.


Carpenter Sands C, commercial college, 9 Ballentine Block.


Carroll John, groceries, Huron ave.


Cassidy Michael, saloon, Military.


Cawthorne Nicholas, Agent for Pianos, Organs, and Howe Sewing Ma- chines, 56 Water.


Chadwick & Voorheis, Lawyers, 2 Huron ave.


Chambers John, Groceries and Pro- visions, Water.


Chandler Nathan P, dry goods and millinery, 21 Huron ave.


Chicago & Lake Muron Rail- road Co and Chicago & North- Eastern R R, Wm L Bancroft, Receiver, General Offices, cor Fourth and Court. ( See adv.)


Chicago & Lake Huron Rail- road Co, Consolidation of Port Huron and Lake Michigan and Peninsular Rail. ways, Office cor Fourth and Court.


City Railway, James Baird pres, John Cole sec and supt, Huron ave.


City Water Works, Louis Atkins sec, res cor Huron ave and Bard.


Clark Mrs A, millinery, Water.


Clark Samuel D, supt Public Works, City Hall.


Cline Will M, lawyer, Huron ave.


Cole Asa R, U S inspector.„steam boilers, office Opera House Block.


Conroy Bartholomew W, blacksmith, Quay. Corrigan James, propr Detroit House, But- ler.


Coy Perry C, boots and shoes, cor Military and Water.


Cronan John, barber, Butler.


Cummings Thomas, tailor, Water.


Curtiss Miss C A, millinery, Military.


Danger Charles W, jeweler and engraver, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Davidson James A, carpets, 6 Military.


Davis John W, saloon, Huron ave.


DeBuque & Rowe, blacksmiths, Huron.


Denler Jacob, brewer, Water.


Dillon A E, grocer, Huron ave.


Dodge Charles IK. Attorney at Law, Goulden's Centennial Block.


Doe Charles, propr Pine Grove House, Pine Grove ave.


Dressel John, saloon, cor Ontario and Park.


Drolet Frank, barber, Huron ave.


Ducharme Thomas, boat builder, foot of Quay.


Easland Theodore, saloon, Butler.


Eaton William L, confectionery, Butler.


Eichhorn F Charles. Mnfr Cigars, Saloon and Restaurant, 22 Military. (See adv.)


Elliott Robert B, propr Elliott House, River.


Endlich & Brother, bakery, 85 Huron ave.


Enwright John, wagonmaker, Huron ave.


Ernst Wm F, groceries, Water.


Ewer Orlando, wholesale liquors, Wa- ter. Excelsior Iron and Brass Foundry, Rudge & Round Proprs, Commercial.


Exchange Hotel, Miss Lizzie Gahan Propr, cor Butler and Merchant.


Farnum J K, physician, Huron ave.


Farrand James B, boots and shoes, Mili- tary.


Finster Frederick, physician, Military.


First National Bank. Henry How- ard Pres, James Goulden Vice Pres, H G Barnum Cashier, cor Huron ave and River.


Fish A & IT. Mnfrs and Dealers in Lum- ber, Lath, Bridge Timber, and Docking, Griswold.


Fish George, groceries, Butler.


Fitzgerald Edward, ship builder, dry dock and merchant, Commercial.


Flannagan Wm C, cooper, Lapeer ave. Forbes Thomas, saloon, Butler.


Foster Andrew, boots and shoes, Military.


Gahan Miss Lizzie, Propr Exchange Hotel, cor Butler and Merchant.


Gee & Co, painters, Water.


Goodale Mrs H. hair goods, military.


Fraser & Fish (C S Fraser, Fred A Fish), Abstracts of Land Titles, Real Estate and Insurance.


Gaylord & Marshall (Chester Gaylord, John Marshall), groceries, 14 Military.


Goodman Sigmond, clothing, Huron ave.


Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Wholesale Stationers,


Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street. Chicago.


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EURON HOUSE, HURON AVENUE, PORT HURON.


First-Class in every respect. Situated on Huron Avenue. Street Cars pass the House for Depots and else- where every 15 minutes.


C


od to feel at home.


ple Rooms. Every guest ask-


' Room attached. First-Class Sam-


Accommodations for all guests. Ball


THE COOLEST RESORT FOR SUMMER ON THE WESTERN WATERS. W. AMES, Proprietor.


F. CHARLES EICHHORN, Manufacturer of and Dealer in the celebrated


Venus Favorite


AND OTHER CHOICE BRANDS CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c.


WINE AND BEER, RESTAURANT AND BILLIARD HALL, South Side City, Opera House, PORT HURON, MICH


BROOKS, JOSLYN & CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in


LUMBER .......... . ...


And Fish Packages, Halves and Quarters.


KITS OF ALL SIZES.


Factory on River Street, - - PORT HURON, MICHIGAN.


MIME VWO CI


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POR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER POR


Goulden & Roberts. Wholesale Liquors and Cigars, 17 Huron ave.


Green Richard R, barber, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Green Stephen B, grocer, Water.


Grieb Charles, propr Union Hotel, Huron ave.


Guerin Daniel J, livery, Quay.


Hale Mnfg Co, Wm Howard pres, E F Jenks sec, cor 4th and Union.


Hale & Brown, bakery, Huron ave.


Hall Mrs Annie, restaurant, Huron ave.


Harper & Co, marble works, Military.


Harris Edward W, circuit judge, Military.


Hart John M, sheriff St Clair county, City Hall.


Hartsen Wm W, register of deeds, City Hall.


Hartsuff Wm, postmaster, Water.


Haslett James H, merchant tailor, 28 Huron ave.


Hibbard William B & John, sawmill, foot Quay.


Hill Peter, lumber inspector, 7th. .


Hock Jacob, bakery, Butier.


Hoffmann Ferdinand, Carpet and Flannel Mnfr, Water.


Moffwann John P. Wine and Beer Hall, Opera House Block, Military.


Hope Henry C, grocery, cor Water and 7th.


Horton Carlos D, watches, clocks and jew- eler, 56 Water.


Howard. Bondy & Co. Dealers in Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishing and Mer. chant Tailors, 2 Huron ave.


Howard Henry, saw mill, Water.


Hubbard Bros, dentists, Huron ave.


Huffman Ogden, confectionery, Huron ave. Hull & Boyce, hardware, Military.


Huner & Trese, meat market, Huron ave.


Huner & Wilson, meat market, 24 Military. Hunter James, blockmaker, foot of Beers.


Huron House, W Ames Propr. Hu- ron ave. (Seeadr.)


Inslee & Rathfon, grain and commission merchants, cor Military and Water.


Italian Marble and Burial Case Co, capital $ 100,000, W I.Bancroft pres, W D Boyn- ton sec, Huron ave.


Jacobi Jacob, clothing, Military.


Jacobi Joseph, clothing, 4 Huron ave.


Jenks Wm S & O L, iron works, cor 4th and Union.


Jex Charles A, grocer, Huron ave.


Johnson & Figg, carriagemakers, cor 4th and Water.


Johnston John & Co. Bankers, cor Military and Water.


Kaiser Mrs Peter, saloon, Butler.


Kaumeier J C, architect, 7 Ballentine Block.


Kenny Robert, saloon, commercial.


Kibbee Jared, dentist and physician, Mili- tary.


Kileis T Lew, Propr Port Huron Jour- nal, Weekly $1,50 per annum, cor Huron ave and Quay.


King James, grocery, Huron.


King Ludovic S, groceries and livery stable, Military.


Anill George, Billiards, Huron ave.


Kniil H C jr & Co, drugs, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Kuhn Henry, leather and shoe findings, Military.


Larigo Mrs E M, millinery, 61 Huron ave.


Larned Asa, propr Larned House, Butler. Laundy Thomas, marble works, Commer- cial:


Laurence James, stone cutter, Quay.


Lauth Christ, saloon, Lapeer ave.


Lawler John, livery, Huron ave.


Leonard William E, Justice"of the Peace, Conveyancer, and Notary Public, Huron ave.


Lohrstorfer Frederick, boots and shoes, Hur- cn ave.


Long John, fancy goods, Military.


Love & Schofield, boilermakers, foot of Quay.


Lynn Dennis, saloon, Butler.


McArthur & Higgins, marble works, Water. McCarty Robert A, ticket agent, foot of Butler.


McCollom Brothers & Co, drugs, Military. McCormick John, saddler, Military.


McCormick Mrs S, fancy goods, Huron ave.


McDonald & Campbell, carpenters, 4th.


Mckay Angus G, insurance agent, cor Huron ave and Butler.


Mckay Malcolin, Justice of the Peace, Office cor Huron ave and Butler.


McKeand Jolin, freight agent C & L H R R.


Mckenzie Duncan, blacksmith, Water. McMorran Henry, wholesale groceries, foot of Butler.


McNaught & Scott, tannery, Military.


McNeil John, Attorney at Law and U S Court Commissioner, 2 Huron ave.


MeVinn Andrew, saloon, Huron ave.


Macdonell Thomas DS, stationery and news depot, Postoffice.


Magee Solon L, restaurant, Butler. Marsh Mrs L A, dressmaker, Huron ave.


English Suitings,


Our Own Importation, 2,000 Styles. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.


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Marsh Milo E, lawyer, 8 Huron ave. Marsh & Goodman, photographers, 8 Huron ave.


Masters Mark, meat market, Water. Mathews Robert W, groceries, Butler. Meier John B, propr City Hotel, Huron ave. Meisel C G & Brother, dry goods, 58 Water. Miles & Coe, attorneys at law, Huron ave.


Miller Adam, meat market, Huron ave. Mills Hiram R, physician, 17 Military. Mitchell William T, attorney at law, 2 Huron ave.


Mitts George, wagonmaker, Water.


Moffat James & Son, tug proprs, foot of Sar- nia. Moffat & Co, forwarders, foot of Sarnia. Mulford W R & Son, furniture, Water. National Stave Co, E C Bradford agent, River.


J. SPRINGER


CLOTHING


MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,


Hats, Caps, Trunks, PORT HURON, MICHIGAN.


RUDCE & ROUND, Excelsior Iron and Brass Foundry,


Manufacturers of every Descrip- tion of


IRON & BRASS CASTINGS, PLOWS,


SCRAPERS AND STORE FRONTS. All orders promptly attended to. COMMERCIAL STREET, PORT HURON, MICHIGAN.


WHITMAN HOUSE,


D. WHITMAN, Proprietor,


Corner Huron Avenue and Broad Street, opposite City Hall,


PORT HURON, - MICHIGAN.


This House is centrally located, well furnished and the most comfortable home for commercial or other travelers in the State. " Good Sample Rooms.


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Neis John, saloon, Butler.


Nelson Charles, dining hall and carriage- maker, Quay.


Nissen Rudolph, cigar mnfr, Erie.


Noble Linnaeus S. Insurance Agent and Dealer in Real Estate, Etc, cor Mil- itary and Water.


Northup Myron, physician, Huron ave.


O'Neill Brothers & Co, groceries, cor Huron ave and Butler.


Orttenburger Ernst, shoemaker, Water.


Pace Dr S D, U S consul, Sarnia, Michigan. Palmer Peter, blacksmith, River.


Parker George J, drugs, 30 Huron ave. Peache Wm E, boilermaker, Sarnia.


Peel Mrs H A, dressmaking, Water.


Penwarden David W, barber, Butler.


Percival Edward, groceries, Lapeer ave.


Petit Bros (Edwin T and Joseph A), grocers, Military.


Pfeiffer Conrad, saloon, Butler.


Phenix Adolphus, groceries, Butler.


Phenix Francis, general store, Lapeer ave.


Phenix L & N, meat market, s w cor Fort and Butler.


Phoenix Iron Works, W S & O L Jenks proprs, cor 4th and Union.


Philbrick Robert S, propr Thompson House, Military.


Philips George, tailor, Military.


Port Huron Fire Escape, Hook and Ladder and Truck Co, W L Bancroft pres, N S Boynton sec, Huron ave.


Port Huron Gas Light Co, John Howard pres, James Clements sec, River.


Port Huron & Gratiot Street Railway, Wm Wastell pres, Wm P Edison sec, Huron ave.


Port Huron Journal (Weekly), T Lew Kilets Propr, $1.50 per annum, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Port Huron Savings Bank, D B Harrington pres, C F Harrington cash, City Opera House Block.


Port Huron Sunday Commer. cial, James Talbot & Sons Proprs, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Port Huron Times, daily and weekly Port Huron Times Co, publishers, James H Stone editor and manager, Times Building, Water.


Post Josephine, cigarmaker, 37 Military. Probett & Son, builders, Quay.


Quick J Ed, general ticket agent, P H & L MRR.


Ransom W C, auditor Chicago & Lake Hu. ron K R, Court.


Rawlings Robert S, blacksmith, Huron ave.


Reed Peter W, physician, Butler. Rigg Samuel M, furniture, Putler. Robeson David jr, sailmaker, ferry dock.


Robinson Sylvester I, Mnfr Pork. Fish, Flour Barrels and General Cooper, foot of Quay.


Robinson Wm, grocery, Butler.


Robertson & Ryan, grocers, 32 Huron ave.


Rowles Henry, meat market, Quay.


Rudge && Hound, Founders and Ma. chinists, Commercial. (See adv.)


Runnels Horace E, grocery, Water.


Rush Alfred, boots and shoes, Water.


Sanberg Charles, brewery, cor Michigan and Bard.


Sanborn James W & Co. Lumbe: and Real Estate Dealers, Military.


Sanborn John P. Collector of Cus. toms, cor Military and Water.


Saunders F & Co, groceries, Butler.


Schell A R. telegraph operator, Hurca ave.


Scholes Wm, shoemaker, Butler.


Schulte Fred, jeweler, Butler.


Schulte John, saloon, Butler.


Sheilds James, meat market, Pine Grove ave.


Sherman Charles E & Co (Charles E Sher- man, Mary M Robinson), groceries, cor Huron and Quay.


Sherman L A & Co, book binders, job Prin- ters and stationers, Water.


Sherman & Bro, grocers, cor Ontario and Beer.


Sherwood A, boot and shoes, Huron ave.


Shoebottom Henry, physician, Huron ave.


Sinclair Alexander, civil engineer, City Hall.


Skinner & Ames, lumber and real estate. Ontario.


Smith Charles, livery, Butler.


Smith Daniel L, furniture, cor Superior and Park.


Smith Miss Julia, music teacher, cor Military and Water.


Smith Wm J & Co, saddlery and harness, Id- ron ave.


Smith William W, blacksmith, cor Commer- cial and Bard.


Sovereen Mrs Ellen, millinery, Huron ave. Spalding Edgar G, cashier customs, res Midi- tarv.


Spalding Jedediah, builder and lime muf:, Quav.


Springer J & Co, Clothing and Ges!s' Furnishing, cor Huron ave and Batier. and cor Huron ave and River. adr.)


Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Retail Stationers,


118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.


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Stebbins Abram L, agt for Avery & Murphy, cor Union and 7th.


Steer Robert, shoemaker, Military.


Stein Adam, grocery, Pine Grove ave.


Stevens Harmon L, justice of the peace, S Ballentine Block.


Stevens & Thomas, lawyers, 4 Ballentine Block.


Stewart Wm & Co, hardware, Military. Stocks John restaurant, Butler.


Stockwell Cyrus M, physician, Military.


Stone James H, editor and manager Port Huron Times, Times building, Water.


Stuart Charles E, propr Stuart Hotel, cor Butler and Commercial.


Suyer Stephen, shoemaker, Huron ave.


Talbot Jamies & Sons. Proprs Port Huron Sunday Commercial, cor Huron ave and Quay.


Taylor Edward B, Sec and General Supt C & L H RR, cor Seventh and White.


Taylor John R, hardware, 26 Huron ave.


Thompson & Sloan, furniture and undertak- ers, Huron ave.


Thorn & Crackel, painters, E Water.


Thomson John W jr, G W R R ticket agt and telegraph operator, foot of Butler. Tibbals E P & Co, drugs, Military.


Toft James, blacksmith, River.


Twist John W, auctioneer, Huron ave.


Unger Oswald, gunsmith, Butler.


Vanlawe Rev E (Catholic).


Vincent E & Co, flour mill, Quay.


Waldron Jabez B, Attorney at Law, Ballentine Block.


Walker Joseph & Co, plumbers and gas fit. ters, River.


Walker Miciah, jewelry, 9 Military.


Wallace Mrs Lachlan, gents' furnishing, 23 Huron ave.


Walsh John, hotel and grocery, Quay.


Walsh Robert, jewelry and notions, Huron ave.


Walsh Thomas, jewelry and notions, Huron ave.


Walters Christ, grocery, cor Butler. Wastell Wm, drugs, Military.


Watts Mathew, propr Marine House, cor Commercial and Broad.


Weichsler Charles, barber, Water.


Wellman & McIntosh (Charles Wellman, John D) McIntosh), grocers and commis- sion, I Huron ave.


Wells Fred L. Mnfr and Wholesale Dealer in Fine Lumber, Lath, Etc, Wa- ter car Skinner.


West in Union Telegraph, A R Schell man- ager, Huron ave.


Weyers F A & Co, groceries, Water. Wheeler Edwin R, inspector of logs, Mili- tary.


Wheeler Lucus B, log scaler, Butler.


Whipple & Potter, attorneys at law, 2 Balentine Block.


White Edgar, real estate agent, Military.


White Frederick F, agent J W Sanborn & Co, res 6th s of Water.


White Henry, boilermaker, cor Fourth and Wall.


White James M, photographer, cor Military and Water.


White & Spaulding, insurance, cor Military and Water.


Whitinan David, Propr Whitman House. Huron ave. ( See adv.)


Whitman Monse. David Whitman, Propr, Huron ave. (See ady.)


Whitney A A, physician, cor Broad and Superior.


Williams Mrs H M, fancy goods, Military. Williams J, physician, Military.


Williams Myron, flouring mill, Water.


Wilson James, barber, Huron House.


Wilson Levi, fruit, Huron ave.


Wolf Richard, blacksmith, Quay.


Wright Asa HI, carriage maker, Water.


Wright Henry N. planing mill, Water ..


Wright William D, lawyer, Huron ave.


Young Marcus, real estate and insurance agent, Huron ave.


PORTLAND.


Is a flourishing village in the southeast part of Ionia county, distant III miles from Detroit, 22 northwest of Lansing and 14 southeast of Ionia, the county seat. It is a station on the D. L. & N. R. R., and pros- pectively a station on the Coldwater, Mar- shall & Mackinaw R. R., which is expected to be in operation between this point and Marshall about the end of the present year (1877). The village is located at the conflu- ence of the Grand and Looking Glass rivers, and enjoys a first-class water power on each stream. It has a manufactory of fanning mills, a planing mill and sash fac- tory, a woolen mill, a saw mill, a factory of church and office furniture, 2 large flouring mills, 2 foundries, carriage and blacksmith shops, etc., a good weekly newspaper, 2 banking firms, 6 churches of the various de- nominations, and 3 good schools. Portiand is surrounded by a good farming country, whent being the staple production. The first settlement was made here about 1834,




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