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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bell Rev G W (Methodist). Lewis F J, hotel propr. Silkman J H, general store, saw mill, etc.
TOWN LINE.
Is a station on the C. & M. L. S. R. R., 4 miles above New Buffalo. (See Union Pier.)
TRAVERSE CITY.
Is situated at the head of the west arm of Grand Traverse bay and at the mouth of the Boardman river, in the northwest part of Grand Traverse county, of which it is the seat of justice. The place was first settled in 1851, and it now contains about 1500 inhabitants. It is reached by both rail and water, and is distant from Detroit 269 miles, from Grand Rapids 140 miles and east from Frankfort on the shore of lake Michigan 3S miles. There are lines of stages diverging to Sherman, Ell: Rapids, Northport. Old Mission, Glen Arbor, Maple City, Williams- burg, Frankfort and intermediate points. The manufacturing interests are 2 large saw mills, capacity 20,000,000 feet per annum, an extensive flouring mill, a foundry and machine shop, a planing mill and a spice factory. The churches are 4, Baptist, Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist. Two enterprising weekly newspapers are published, the Traverse Bay Eagle and the Grand Traverse Herald. There are five hotels, the Campbell House being the most popular. The U S land office for the Traverse City district is located here. The surrounding country which is rich and productive is fast becoming settledl, and for fruit growing proves to be among the best in the United States, the apples and peaches from this district having taken the first premium at the late centennial exhibition.
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The shipments consist mainly of lumber, flour, fruit and potatoes. Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Samuel C. Fuller, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Samuel, undertaker.
Anderson Wm S, wagonmaker.
Armstrong John, stage and mail contractor to Glen Arbor and Maple City.
Ashton & Kneeland (Benjamin D Ashton, Charles J Kneeland), Physicians, Front.
Backer Wm J, boots and shoes.
Bartak Wintzel, undertaker.
Bates Thomas T. Publisher Grand Traverse Herald, Real Estate and Abstract Agent, Herald Building.
Beadle John T, harnessinaker.
Boardman River House. Mrs Jane Hallock Propr, cor Union and 7th. Broadfoot John, blacksmith.
Brosch Frank, Meat Market, Front.
Callen Rev M M ( Methodist).
Campbell Henry D. Propr Campbell House, cor State and Park Place. (See adv).
Campbell House, H D Campbell Propr, cor State and Park Place. ( See adv.) . Campbell Robert A, stage and mail con- tractor to Northport.
Campbell Mrs Robert A, millinery.
Carpenter Cyrus, stage and mail contractor to Old Mission.
Carter Daniel E, jeweler, Front.
Chaloupka Charles, saloon.
Coner James L, carpenter.
Connine Mrs Washington, restaurant.
Cutler Thomas, hotel propr.
Dunn John, livery.
Earls Wm H, barber. .
Ellis Odelia MI, Wholesale and Retail Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Oysters and Billiard Hall, Front. (See adv.) Fowle Wm, propr Bay House.
Friedrich Frank, Propr Front Street House, Front.
Front Street House, Frank Friedrich Propr, Front.
Fuller Samuel C, boots, etc., Front. Furtsch George, grocer.
Gaunt William, confectioner, Front. Grand Traverse Herald, T T Bates Publisher, Herald Building.
Grilick Brothers (Anthony, John and Ed- ward), mnfrs pine and hardwood lumber, 2 miles north.
Greilick Joseph && Co (Mnfrs Sash, Doors and Blinds and Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials.
Hallock Mrs Jane, Propr Boardman River House, cor Union and 7th.
Hamilton, Milliken & Co ( Frank Hamilton, James W Milliken), dry goods, Front.
Hannah. Lay & Co (Perry Hannah A Tracy Lay, S Barnes), General Store, Flour and Lumber Mnfrs.
Hardy Miss Almeda, millinery, Front.
Hatch Reuben, circuit judge.
Haviland Joseph B, county clerk and regis- ter, Front.
Hicks George, harnessmaker.
Hilton John W, builder.
Holden Byron i, Grocery, Bakery, Restaurant and Dry Goods Sample Agent, Front, opp Postoffice.
Holdsworth Perry, founder and machinist.
Jackson John, fish dealer.
Jarvis George A, dentist, Front.
Jennings Thomas, painter.
Knapp Robert B, painter.
Knizek Joseph, shoemaker.
Kratochvil Frank W, brewer.
Kratochvil & Sons (Francis, Enoch and John), saloon and meat market.
Kroupa Ferdinand, cigarmaker.
Labatt Francis, shoemaker.
Langworthy Harvey &. Groceries and Provisions and Spice Mills, Front. (See adv.)
FRONT STREET HOUSE, F. FRIEDRICHE, Proprietor,
TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN.
This House is pleasantly and conveniently located in the business conter of the town, near the Depot. Good Accommodations for Travel- ers. Board $1.00 per day.
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Lewis Francis J, propr Lewis House, Front. Lyons George H, sewing machines, and musical instruments.
McManus Wm B, merchant tailor.
McManus Brothers ( Alphonso and Thomas D), photographers.
May John, express agent.
Miller Edward E, Dealer in Drugs, Paints, Oils and Fancy Toilet Articles, Front.
Moffatt Seth C, lawyer and register U S land office.
Morgan Birney J, livery stable, State.
Munger Rey Win L (Baptist).
Norris Brothers (Charles and Albert), tan- ners, 2 miles north.
Paige Brothers (Birney and Charles), dry goods.
Perry John A & Co (John A Perry, Samuel K Northam), hardware, Front.
Poboral Fred, shoemaker.
Pratt Mrs Ada K, millinery, Front.
Pratt Edwin S, lawyer.
Ramsdell Jonathan G, Fruit Grower, Office Front.
Ramsdell & Gage (Jonathan G Ramsdell, Lovell H Gage), Lawyers and
U S Commissioners, cor Front and Park Place.
Rutner Alois, shoemaker.
Sabin Leander, painter.
Scovill Charles T, judge probate, postoffice, Williamsburgh.
Smith James A. physician.
Sprague Elvin L. Musical Instru- ments and Sewing Machine Agent, Front.
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Sprague, James Spencer), Traverse Bay Eagle, Front.
Publishers Steinberg Julius, clothing, Front.
Steward Menry E. Justice of the l'eace. Real Estate, Insurance Agent and, Notary, Herald Building. ( See adv.)
Traverse Bay Eagle (Weekly), Sprague & Spencer Publishers, Front.
'Traverse City Spice Mills, H A Langworthy Propr, Front. (See adv.) Tromm Jacob, barber.
United States Express Co, John May agent, depot.
W U Telegraph Co, Samuel C Fuller mana- ger.
Valleau Thomas, blacksmith. Verly Amelia H, jewelry.
Wait S Edwin. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Stationery, Tea, Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc, Front.
Washburn Mrs Abbie, dressmaker.
Wilhelm Frank, meat market.
Wilhelm John, saloon.
Winnie & Stevens (Isaac G Winnie, George F Stevens), grocers.
Worner John, saloon.
Young Men's Christian Association, W T Stewart corresp'dg sec.
TRAVERSE ROAD.
Newaygo County. (See Traverse City.)
TRENT.
A station on the G. R. N. & L. S. R. R., 23 miles north of Grand Rapids. The vil- lage is known as Montgomery, and the post- office as Moon. (See Moon).
TRENT.
A hamlet of 100 inhabitants, in Casnovia township, Muskegon county. 6 miles south- east of Casnovia, its nearest railroad station, and 22 east of Muskegon. It is on Crockery creek, which supplies water power. The country is mostly farming lands, with some pine. The products are grain and potatoes, and the manufactures are flour, lumber and shingles. This place receives a tri-weekly mail by stage from Coopersville. George A. Miles, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boner Charles, blacksmith.
Bowen William, blacksmith,
Carington George, general store.
Miles George A, justice of the peace.
Mills Lucius E, window lock mnfr.
Olmstead Stiles B, shingle mnfr. Olmstead Timothy, lath innfr.
Rowland Oscar A, general store.
Whitney Benjamin, notary public.
Whitney & Brother, flouring and saw mill.
TRENTON.
The village of Trenton is situated on the Detroit river in the township of Monguagon, Wayne county, 15 miles below the city of Detroit. It is a point on the Detroit di- vision of the L. S. & M. S. and the C. & C. S. railways. The manufacturing interests of Trenton consist of a ship yard, a grist mill, a saw mill, 2 plow and agricultural tool handle factories, 2 cheese hoop factories, a sash and blind factory, etc. It has 2 public hills, 3 churches-Episcopal, Catholic and Methods :- and a good school building. Population 1,200. Trenton is the point at
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Blank Book Makers,
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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CAMPBELL HOUSE, F. D. CAMPBELL, Proprietor,
Traverse City,
MICHIGAN.
Stages to all parts of the country. Livery furnished at the office. Contrally Located, Large Sample Rooms. First-Class Accommodations.
Traverse City Spice Mills, H. A. LANGWORTHY, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Choice Family Groceries and Provisions,
PURE GROUND SPIGES AND GOLDEN RULE BAKING POWDER,
TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN.
This GOLDEN RULE BAKING POWDER excels all others in the market. One trial will convince any skeptic. TRY IT.
O. H. ELLIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
WINES AND LIQUORS.
TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, In quantities to suit customers. Oysters in their season. All Goods Warranted of the Best Quality.
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which the C. S. R. R. crosses the Detroit river, the American channel being bridged and the Canadian ferried. Telegraph, At- lantic & Pacific, and Western Union. Ex- press, American and United States. John E. Hall, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barroux Rev J (Catholic.)
Bentley D D, restaurant.
Bloodgood Rev - (Episcopal.)
Bostwick Alfred, physician.
Brown John, blacksmith.
Burrell Ives & Co, cheese box material minfrs.
Cady & Mall (E Cady, J E Hall), General Store.
Campbell Lorin, hardware,
Carleton W, physician.
Clee John, flouring mill.
Collver F F. station agent.
Coyle M C, train dispatcher C S Ry.
Crook George W. General Store.
Dickerson Lorenzo jr, grocer.
Diver John, saloon and grocery.
Duddleson Wmn K, Insurance Agent. Duddieson Mrs Win I, Millinery. Felder John, general store.
Finucan Charles J, shoemaker.
Godbout Lonis, Boots and Shoes.
Godbout Theophile, Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware.
Hester Frank. Propr Dion House. Housen G W, express agent.
Jacobs George C, jeweler. Kilpatrick Rev J H ( Methodist. )
MacDonald F P, station agent.
Metler G W & Son. Flouring Mill. Moore Henry, meat market.
Moore John, saloon.
Moores J R, grocer.
Morey Willet S, general store.
Neff Mrs Cady, groceries and news.
Neff John, wagonmaker.
Ochampaugh Allen, Harnessmaker. Park Wm, general store. Parsons S T, lawyer.
Porter F S, Jeweler.
Potter Seneca S, undertaker, etc.
Ransom Russell, notions.
Reaume Daniel, lumber mnfr.
Rieger Jacob, barber. Sanders Wm J, general store. Saunders Charles H & Co, general store. Smith Arthur B, druggist.
Templeton Wm, general store. Thompson George, barber. Turner Robert, M D, druggist.
Vreeland Michael, farmer.
WVagar Arthur IE, Boots, Shoes and Harness. Wright I H, express agent.
TROSTVILLE,
Also called Frankentrost, is a German settlement of 350 inhabitants, in Blumfield township, Saginaw county, 10 miles east of Saginaw and 6 from Reese station. It was settled in 1847, and is surrounded by a good farming country, of which wheat, corn, cats, hay and potatoes are the staple crops. A stage runs to East Saginaw and Vassar twice a week, carrying mails. John G. Schnell, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Blumlein A, wagonmaker. Kipfmiller G A, shoemaker. Meierhuber John, blacksmith. Schnell John, hotel, etc.
TROY.
A village of 100 inhabitants, in Troy township, Oakland county. It is 6 miles northeast of Birmingham and 9 miles south- east of Pontiac. Goods are shipped either via Royal Qak or Birmingham. It has a Methodist church and a cider and saw mill. The country is level and fertile, and farm produce is raised and shipped. Troy has a tri-weekly mail. F. D. Cutting, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barwis N D, cattle dealer.
Bridges W M, saw and cider mill.
Cutting F D, carriagemaker.
Hadsel & Co, butchers.
Hall James, general store.
Ramsey D O, shoemaker.
Russel J HI, tinner.
Vorhees Nathaniel, wagonmaker.
Vorhees Peter D, wagonmaker.
TROY CORNERS.
Oakland County. (See Trey.)
TROY STATION. Berrien County. (See Sawyer.)
TRUFANT.
A village of 300 inhabitants and station on the D. L. & N. R. R., in Maple Valley township, Montcalm county, 12 miles west of Stauton, the county seat, and 10 south of
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Ileward City. It is in a pine region. on Clear creek, from which it derives water power. Lumber and shingles are shipped. Settled, 1865. Mail daily, Wm. D. John- son, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hileman, Hesser & Co, lumber mnfrs. McEckerson Peter, Hotel Propr. Rhodes Charles P, station agent, Slaght N & Co, lumber mnfrs. Wilson Phillip, general store.
TUSCOLA.
A thriving village of 500 inhabitants, also called Worth, in Tuscola township, Tuscola county, on Cass river, 23 miles southwest of Caro. The nearest railway station is Vassar, on the Bay City division of the M. C. R. R., 6 miles northwest. It has 2 saw mills, a shingle mill, a flouring mill, a planing mill, a sash and blind factory, and 3 churches -Methodist, Baptist and Adventist-also a Union school. The country is excellent for farming, andwheat and all kinds of farm produce areraised. The shipments are grain, flour, shingles and hoops. Village settled, 1850. Stage to Clio and Vassar daily, and daily mail. Jeremiah Hopkins, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker & Eldred, wagonmakers.
Billings E M, painter.
Carleton & Hartshorn, harnessmakers.
Forbes Rev R ( Baptist).
Foust Israel, general store.
Gregory George B, physician.
Gregory Mrs G B. milliner.
Harrison W H, general store.
Mckenzie Donald. Blacksmith.
McPherson House, J A McPherson propr. Magley & Marvin, boots and shoes. Marvin J J, physician.
Moon L A (Methodist).
Owen G S, blacksmith.
Perry J W, painter.
Richardson C J. Grocer.
Richardson J L, lawyer.
Richardson P B, general store. Shoff Oscar, physician.
Shoff O, druggist. Shrigley Mrs E, grocer.
Staples -- , boot . and shoes. Stevenson J W. grocer.
ola House. J Hopkins Propr.
TUSTIN,
A village of 130 inhabitants, in Burrdell township, Osceola county, on the G. R. & I. R. R., 87 miles above Grand Rapids, and 20 above Hersey, the county seat. It is in a good farming region, which produces grain, hay, potatoes, etc. It manufactures shingles and lumber. Hemlock bark, lumber, ties and shingles are shipped. Express, United States. Mail, daily. W. J. Townsend, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen C HI, blacksmith.
Barker J J, grocer.
Benson Everest & Co, planing and saw mill.
Bevins &C Estes. General Store.
Clark & Skelly, lumber mnfrs.
Ealy Henry, carpenter.
Gage Frank H, station agent.
Herlin O, hotel propr.
Hewit Franklin, shoemaker.
Laughlin John, stone mason.
Olson Martin, general store.
Sawdy T, eclectic physician.
Townsend W J. Hotel Propr.
TWIN LAKE,
A small village on the Big Rapids brarch of the C. & M. L. S. R. R., in the township of Dalton, Muskegon county, 10 miles north of Muskegon village. Settled 1873. Popa- lation, 70. Shingles and lumber are manu- factured, and with wood and ties form the chief shipments. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail, daily. Warren F. Odion, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burton J S & Son, general store.
Buzzell George H. Hotel Propr.
Campbell J G, shingles and lumber. Danning D F, shingles and lumber. Lennan D. grocer. Olcott Rev J T.
Putnam Charles F, express and station agent.
TYRE.
A village of 150 inhabitants, on the Cass river, in Austin township, Sanilac county, near its northern border. It is 45 miles northwest of Lexington, the county seat, 16 west of Forestville, on the shore of lake Huron, and go northeast of Vasar. its railroad point. It was sottledio is5;, has i grist and 2 saw mills, and exports lumber.
D. A. ROSS & CO.,
PLANING MILL.
70 Franklin Street. Detroit.
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shingles and farm products. Stage to For- restville, semi-weekly-to Bay City and Peck weekly. Mail 4 times per week. James O'Sullivan, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker Conrad, weaver.
Barwick Nelson, mason.
Des Jardins J M, carpenter.
Donner George, grist and saw mill.
Getty John, sexton.
Gunning Alfred, hotel.
Hawksworth Mathew, tailor.
Holmes Rev A J ( Methodist).
Kay A M, physician.
McDonald Joseph, blacksmith.
McRae Alex, justice of the peace.
Mudge Rev S M ( Methodist).
Pollard Rev T (Baptist).
Rathbun Jefferson, sashmaker.
Rathbun Valentine, hunter and trapper.
Shepherd Thomas, bee keeper.
Smith Henry C, commission.
Smith Samuel, sawmill.
Sparling George, veterinary surgeon,
Sparling Peter, carpenter.
Sullivan James O, general store and hotel. White James M, school teacher.
Wilson Mrs, dressmaker.
Wilson William, engineer.
Winter John, carpenter.
Wright David, shoemaker.
Wright John, mason and plasterer.
TYRONE.
A station on the G. R. N. & L. S. railway, 19 miles north of Grand Rapids. (See Ball Creek).
TYRONE.
A postoffice in Tyrone township, Living- ston county, 17 miles southeast of Howell and 6 south of Fentonville, with each of which it has stage communication. Mail daily. A Milo Gardner, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dean Daniel W, blacksmith. Kinsman Saul, hotel.
UMATILLA.
A recent settlement of 50 people in Boone township, Wexford county, 13 miles south of Sherman, the county seat, and 10 west of Linden, on the G. R. & I. R. R. It has 1 sawmill, and ships lumber and shingles.
Settled, March 1876. It has stage commu- nication with Linden and Clam Lake tri- weekly, and a tri-weekly mail. Marilla D. Johnson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dennett John M, agt for Johnson & Co. Johnson W'm A, Hotel Propr.
Johnson Wm A & Co (Wm A Johnson, Sarah C Mather, John M Dennett), lumber mnfrs.
UNADILLA.
Also called East Unadilla, is a village of 260 inhabitants in Unadilla township, Liv- ingston county, 18 miles southwest of How- ell, the county seat. Chelsea, on the M. C. R. R. 9 miles south, is its railroad point. It has i barrel factory, 2 flouring mills, 3 churches, Baptist, Methodist and Presbyter- ian, a hotel and 2 stores. Farm produce, barrels and flour are shipped. Stage to Dansville, Chelsea and Fowlerville tri-weekly carrying mail. James Craig, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Craig James, Hotel Propr.
Davis Robert, wagonmaker.
Du Bois Samuel, physician.
Dunning John, General Store.
Gilbert Wm, blacksmith.
Hoyland George, flour mill.
Kempf Godfrey, tinsmith.
McIntosh Daniel, shoemaker.
Marshall & Denton, milliners.
May G S, blacksmith.
May & Watts, milliners.
Obert & Livermore, general store.
Potter D), shoemaker.
Pritchard Rev B F (Methodist.)
Pyper Rev J (Baptist) .
Sperry S, blacksmith.
Tyler W, harnessmaker.
Williams Rev B (Presbyterian) .
UNION.
A village of 100 inhabitants in the town- ship of Porter, Cass county, 15 miles south- east of Cassopolis, and 612 northwest of Bristol, Ind, a station on the L. S. & M. S. Ry. The surrounding country consists of prairie interspersed with oak opening sec- tions, and grain, potatoes and fruit are grown extensively. Mail tri-weekly. Joseph Hart- man, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Amold George, carpenter and bed bottom mafi. Boughton A J, physician.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Publishers of Blanks for Public Offices, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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Bulland C. S, physician, Butts J, shoemaker. Hartman Joseph, General Store.
Herrold Rev D C ( Baptist.)
Hitchcox T A, fruit dealer. Louppee & Kyle, blacksmiths.
Meacham H, fruit and poultry.
Odell Joseph, fur dealer.
Rinehart S M, builder.
UNION CITY.
Is situated at the junction of the St. Joseph and Coldwater rivers, in the township of Union, Branch county. It is a station on the Air line division of the M. C. R. R., 41 miles west of Jackson, and 117 west of Detroit. Union City is a thriving place of about 1,600 inhabitants, and for a village of its size, has a fair show of manufacturing enterprises. Among its industries are a foundry, machine shop and plow factory, employing 50 hands and turning out 100 plows a week, also I wool carding mill, I wooden bowl factory, 3 sash and door factories, 3 carriage shops, 2 flouring mills, I saw mill, I refrigerator manufactory, I stave factory, etc. The religious wants of the people are carefully looked after by the Congregationalists, Methodists and Episcopalians, each of whom have good edifices, the first being a very fine brick. A good weekly newspaper, the Register, is published by Maj. D. J. Easton. There are 3 hotels, I national bank, and a fine brick school building has recently been contracted for, cost to be about $20,000. Among the improvements of the past 2 years is a large carriage factory, a fireman's hall, a handsome brick block, a portion of which will be used for the second national bank, now about being organized, 2 or more stores, and about 50 dwellings. The surrounding coun- try is not surpassed by any in Michigan, and every class of farm products is grown.
Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Amer- ican. Jerome Bowen, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ackley Amiel J, grocer and restaurant. Aiken Abraham B, shoemaker.
Allen Chas T, cashier Union City National Bank.
Austin Horace, dentist.
Baker Timothy, physician.
Barrett A R & Bro ( Alfred R and Walter S), hardware and agricultural implements.
Benedict Alanson, news dealer and agent American Express Co.
Bostwick Ezra, vice pres Union City Na- tional Bank.
Bowen Jerome. Justice of the Peace. Brooks Elbert HI, barber.
Brumfield Edwin, physician.
Buell George W, sec Nye Mnfg Co.
Buell Judson W, mnfr screen doors and refrigerators.
Buell Martin F, station agt M C R R.
Bell Thomas B, pres Nye Mnfg Co.
Buell & Spring(Elthea Buell, Chas H Spring). hardware and agricultural implements.
Burnett & Ripley, Planing Mill, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.
Butterworth Thomas, tailor.
Carpenter Edward M, Restaurant.
Carpenter Samuel B, wagonmaker.
Carpenter & Watkins, ( Morris V Carpenter, Frank N Watkins), general store.
Chase, Corwin & Co, (Samuel M Chase, James R Corwin, George W Ballard, John. R Eddy), mnfrs sash and blinds, wool card- ers and lumber dealers.
Chase Hiram IN, Watches, Jewelry, etc. Cole Dwight H, jeweler.
Cooley David IR. Capitalist. Corbin Samuel, boots and shoes.
Corbin & Tucker, (Horace A Corbin, John B Tucker), General Store.
Crittenden Rev A L, (Methodist). Day Rev W F, (Congregationalist).
Established 1869. | Maj. D. J. EASTON, Publisher.
The Union City Register STEAM JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
JOB PRINTING, Special Attention given to this branch of the Printing business.
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Dodge H S & Son, ( Hiram S and Dewitt W), wagonmakers.
Drum Andrew M, blacksmith and livery stable.
Easton David J. Propr Union City Register. (See adv.)
Eells Charles B, tailor.
Ewers H F & C E, (Henry F and Charles E,) draggists.
Giesmar Solomon, (clothing).
Guliford John H, music and fancy goods.
Hale Almon B, physician.
Hall Clark M, cooper.
Harris Lyman J, livery stable.
Harsh Mirs Vene, Millinery.
Hart John L, insurance agent.
Holcomb George W, photographer.
Hurd. William P, pres Union City National Bank.
Jolnison House. O Van Der Vort Pro- prietor
Kent George W, painter.
Killam & Boynton. (Lucy A Killam, Frances B Boynton), Millinery and Dress- making.
Lee Edwin L, harnessmaker.
Lindley Samuel KK, General Store.
Mallory Porter, meat market.
Martin Jefferson T, meat market.
Mathews Mrs Elizabeth J, milliner.
Mead Hernando C, marble works.
Merrill David L. Dealer in Lumber, Sasl, Doors, Lime, Coal, Etc.
Merrifield Marc A, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Merrifield W C & Co (Wm C Merrifield, Chas B Merrifield), livery.
Morrell Marcellus, hardware and groceries.
Morrill Mary A, millinery.
Morrill Sindal, grocer.
Nye Silas H, treas Nye Mnfg Co.
Nye Manufacturing Co, T B Buell Pres, H F Ewers Vice Pres, G W Buell Sec, S H Nye Treas, Founders and Ma- chinists and Mnfrs Nye's Chilled Plows. O' Rorke Bernard, grocer.
Paddock Stephen, Propr Union City House.
Palmer & Warren (Edmond C Palmer, J S Warren), billiard saloon.
Rheubottom & Caughey (Frank C Rheubot. tom, Frank T Caughey), furniture. Rockwood Mrs Margaret, dressmaker.
Rogers Wheeler J, manager W U Tel Co. Rowell Jared S, saloon.
Saunders Chauncey W, boots and shoes. Smith Charles D, tailor.
Sinith Fliss Ettie, Millinery and Hair Work.
Smith Hiram C, mafr wooden bowls and staves.
Smith James D, Dentist, 4 Cooley Block.
Smith & Church (Syrenus A Smith, Grove A Church), blacksmiths.
Styles George, lawyer.
Switzer C W & Bro (Charles W and Wm H;, Flouring Mill and Saw Mill.
Titlow Charles N, livery stable,
Titlow George D). propr Fitlow House.
Titlow House, George D Titlow propr.
Union City Flour Co, Roe & Crocker (El- more Roe, Charles W Crocker), proprs.
Union City House, Stephen Paddock Propr.
Union City National Bank, Wm P
Hurd Pres, Ezra Bostwick Vice Pres, Chas T Allen Cash.
Union City Kegister, D J Easton Propr. (See adv.)
Van Der Vort Orsemus, propr Johnson House.
WVals & Engle Mnfg Co, Wm H Bailey propr, carriage mufrs.
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