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Clements James, gas engineer, 22 S Main.
Coine Peter, boots and shoes, 63 S Main.
Cook's Hotel, James' F Avery Propr cor Huron and 4th. (See adv.)
Coyle Luke, general store, Ann.
Craine Mrs Ada, millinery, 45 S Main.
Cramer Densmore, lawyer,- cor Huron and Main.
Crosman Charles S, jeweler, N Main.
Cutcheon Sullivan M ( Beakes & Cutcheon).
Davison Milton S, dining room, depot M C R R.
Dean Henry S, treas A A P & P Co, 3 Ann. Dean & Co (Sedgwick and Henry S), gro- ceries and fancy goods, 44 S Main.
Delaney & Hill (John Delaney and Nelson P Hill), carriage mnfrs, N Main.
Donnelly Joseph, crockery and glassware, II Huron.
Donovan James, grocer, Broadway.
Donovan Patrick, general store, Broadway. Doty Alonzo M, boots and shoes, & W Huron.
Douglas & Co (Silas H & Wm W), books and stationery, 3 Gregory Block, Main.
Drake Nathan II, Saloon and Res- taurant, 20 E Huron.
Duffy Edward, general store, cor Main and Ann.
Earl Thomas, grocer, 9 N Main.
Easton Mrs Vine, dressmaker, 41 S Main.
Eberbach Christian, hardware, 23 S Main.
Eberbach & Son (Christian & Ottmar), drug- gists, 12 S Main.
Eisele Anton, marble works, cor Detroit and Catharine.
Exinger Wm, grocer, Detroit.
.Fantle Charles, dry goods, 41 S Main.
Fauth Wm, saloon, 22 E Washington.
Feiner George, boots and shoes, I E Wash- ington.
First National Bank. E Wells Pres, P Bach Vice Pres, J W Knight Cashier, 22 S Main.
Foster John J, boots and shoes, E Huron.
Frazer & Hamilton (Robt E Frazer Alexander W Hamilton), Lawyers, cor Main and Huron, over Savings Bank.
Frey John. brewery, Mill.
Frothingham George E, physician, 32 ₺ Washington.
Frueaaff Eugene K, lawyer, 2 Opera House Block. Gall John, meatmarket, 31 E Washington.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Counting House Stationers.
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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ANN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANN
GREGORY MOUSE,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
GEO. W. WATSON, Prop. HARRY SMALL, Clerk.
This Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and no pains will be spared in making it the best on the Central R: R. TERMS, $2.00 PER DAY.
CHRISTIAN MACK, W. W. WINES, President. Vice President. Cashier
CHAS. E. HISCOCK,
THE Ann Arbor Savings
Bank,
OF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. CAPITAL, -
$50,000 00.
Transacts a General Banking Business. Special Attention given to Collections, and Returns Promptly made at Current Rates of Exchange.
J. A. POLHEMUS, LIVERY STABLE. The Best and Most Extensive in the City.
HACK AND BUS LINE RUNNING TO ALL TRAINS.
Orders Filled Immediately for All kinds of Conveyances. Particular Attention given to Orders for Funerals.
Cor. Main and Catharine Streets, ANN ARBOR, MICH.
ANN ARBOR STEAM PLANING MILL.
LUICK & BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Lumber. Sash, Doors, Blinds
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, CASINGS, BASE, BAND, CROWN, Circular and Irregular Mouldings, Stair Rail Brackets, and all kinds of Finish for Joiners. Bracket, Scroll and Fancy Sawing.
" LUICK. COR. NORTH AND FIFTH STS., ANN ARBOR, MICH. E. LUICK
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Ganson Mrs Joanna A, dressmaker, 43 S Main.
Gerstner Louis, baker, 3 Detroit.
Goetz John & Son (John and John Jr), gro- cers, 47 S Main.
Gott John N. Attorney and Counselor at Law, 16 E Huron.
Gould John MA, Groceries, Wines and Liquors, 5 Ann.
Graham Mrs Sarah M, Hair Goods, W Huron. (See adv).
Grandille George, druggist, 5 S Main.
Gregory House, Geo W Watson Propr, cor Main and Huron. (See adv.)
Grenville George, druggist, 5 S Main.
Grinell Ira L, sewing machine agent, Huron. Graff Frederick, jeweler, 6 N Main.
Gruner Leonhard, boots and shoes, 8 S Main.
Gwinner Albert, saloon, 4 Detroit.
Gwiner G Fred, meatmarket, 16 E Washing- ton.
Haarer John, photographer, W Liberty.
Haas Fredricka, saloon, S Catharine.
Hall & Marble (Augustus Hall, Ephraim Marble), grocers and bakers, 23 N Main. Haller Jacob, jeweler, 22 E Huron.
Handy & Wurster (Isaac Handy and Fred- erick Wurster), wagon mnfrs, N Fourth. Hangsterfer J W & Co (J Wm Hangsterfer and Mrs Jacob Hangsterfer), restaurant, 30 and 32 S Main.
Heinrich John D. saloon, Fourth.
Heinzman J & Son (John and Jacob). tan- ners, 36 S Main.
Henderson Joseph, blacksmith, N Fourth. Hendrickson Samuel, grocer and baker, State.
Henion & Sumner (Aaron B Henion and James E Sumner), hats, caps and furs, 5 E Huron.
Herz August, Hardware, Grocery and Saloon, Broadway.
Herz Wm, painter, W Washington.
Hewitt Thomas L, confectionery, 24 E Huron.
Hill Harry R, lawyer, 3 Opera House Block. Hinley Michael, blacksmith, E Liberty.
Hiscock Charles, cashier Ann Arbor Sav- ings Bank. Hoffstetter Jacob, grocer, 34 S Main.
Hoffstetter John G, grocer, 29 E Washing- ton.
House Samuel N, meatmarket, Detroit.
Hunt John W, hardware, 6 S Main.
Huss George, boots and shoes, 10 W Liberty. Hutzel & Co ( August Hutzel, Empanel Man,) paints, oils, etc. 14 S Main.
Imus Jasper, grocer, W Huron.
Jackson Walter IE, Surgeon Dentist, 26 S Main.
Jacobs Joseph T, clothing, 24 S Main.
Jedele Martin, boots and shoes, W Wash- ington.
Johnson Elias J, Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, and MInfr of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furs, 7 S Main.
Kapp John, physician, 74 S Main.
Kearney & Cropsey, (Ambrose Kearney, George W Cropsey,) grocers, 33 S Main. Kearns Bros, (Richard & Thomas,) horse shoers, Catherine.
Keck J & Co, (John and George;) furniture, 52 S Main.
Keech Thomas J, supt Ferdon lumber yard, cor Fourth and Depot.
Keenan Mrs John, millinery, N Main.
Kellogg L B & Co, (Leverett B and Albert P Kellogg), medical works, 5 Broadway. Kettner John, saloon, 22 E Washington.
King Charles M, gunsmith, E Liberty.
King Zina P, lawyer, 15 S Main.
King Zina P, sec A A P & P Co, 3 Ann.
Minne Edward D, Attorney at Law, cor Fourth and Huron.
Kintner Charles J, city recorder, cor Huron and Main.
Kitson Charles, Saloon, 33 N Main.
Knight J W. cash First National Bank. Krapf Conrad, carpenter. 24 E Washington. Krause Henry, leather, boots and shoes, 48 S Main.
Larmie Jacob, knitting works, 27 Broadway. Laubengayer Jacob. Wholesale and Retail Beef and Pork Packer, Fresh and Salt Meats, 55 S Main.
Lawrence John F, lawyer, 2 Opera House Block.
Leonard House, Wm H Lewis. Propr, Huron. ( See adv) .
Lerch Linus S. Pharmaceutical Drug- gist and Agent for Tiemann's Surgical Instruments, 12 E Huron.
Le Van & Scott, (James A Le Van, George W Scott, ) grocers, 29 S Main.
Lewis Cyrus A, boots and shoes, 2 E Huron. Lewis Emerson B, photographer, 6 E Huron. Lewis Wn HX, Propr Leonard House, Huron. (See adv.)
Lodholz Mrs Gottlieb, bakery, Broadway.
Lovejoy Win A, Tobacco and Cigars, 7 E Huron.
Lucas Franklin S, boots and shoes, 2215 E Huron.
Lucas Morris, barber, W Huron.
A.mitk Brothers. (Gottlob and Emin- uel.) Sash, Doors and Blinds, cor North and Fifth. (See ad'v.)
In Domestic Goods
We handle only the finest grades. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO., Merchant Tailors, Detroit.
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LEONARD MOUSE,
W. H. LEWIS, Proprietor,
ANN ARBOR,
MICHIGAN.
RATES, $2.00 PER DAY.
1. J. KEECH, Ann Arbor, Supt.
JAMES TOLBERT, East Saginaw, Prop.
FERDON LUMBER YARD,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Rough and Gressod Saginaw fang Sawed Lumber,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
Corner Fourth and Depot Streets, - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
J. Q. A. SESSIONS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS.
Office No. 7 North Main Street,
ANN ARBOR, - MICHIGAN.
COOKS MOTEL
JAMES E. AVERY, Proprietor,
ANN ARBOR, -
MICHIGAN.
Ton House is first-class in all its appointments. Heated by Steam. Good rooms for Com- wercial travelers, Bath rooms, &c. Centrally located and homelike in every respect.
ITEMS. 200 PER DAY, Special Rates by the week. Cor. Fourth & Huron Stx., opp. Court House Square.
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Lutz George F, saloon, 40 S Main. Lutz G Frederick jr, cigar mnfr, 40 S Main.
McFarland L Erwin, dentist, 2 W Huron. McIntyre Wm H, grocer, 3 E Huron.
McLaren Samuel, agricultural implements, N Fourth.
McMahon James, Attorney at Law, McMahon Block, Ann.
McReynolds Anthony, City Attorney, 15 S Main.
Mack Christian, General Insurance Agent, 54 S Main.
Mack Christian, pres Ann Arbor Savings Bank.
Mack & Schmid. (Christian Mack, Frederick Schmid, ) Dry Goods, 54 S Main. Maclean Donald, Physician, 71 Huron.
Martin Oliver M, undertaker, 33 S Main.
Mathews Henry, meat market, W Huron. -
Mathews Thomas, meat market, 9 Ann Arbor.
Michigan Argus, E B Pond, editor and propr, cor Main and Huron.
Miley Mary F, fancy goods, W Huron.
Millen Chauncy H, insurance, 4 S Main.
Millen C H & Son, (Chauncy H and Charles S,) dry goods, 4 S Main.
Millen D S & Co, (Daniel S Millen, James Davison,) soap mnfrs, State.
Miller C & Son, (Christian and George,) pump mnfrs, N Fifth.
Mills Lorrin, tailor, over cor Main and Huron.
Muehlig John, furniture, 35 S Main.
Mullen Miss Frank, dressmaker, 29 E Main.
Moore John, books and stationery, 4 Gregory Block, N Main.
Morgan Elijah W, lawyer, N Fourth.
Morris James HI, lawyer, cor Fourth and Huron.
Moss Samuel, barber, 6 E Huron.
Nebel Franz, Wine and Beer Saloon, 6 Detroit.
Neuhoff Henry, machinist, W Liberty.
Nichols Wm W, dentist, 19 S Main,
Nichols & Paul, (Harrison A Nichols, Henry Paul,) marble workers, cor Ann and Main. Noble Adelbert L, clothing, cor Main and Washington.
Noble Win, planing mill, Depot.
O'Rourk Maurice, tailor, 24 S Main.
Otto & Schneider, ( Henry Otto, Louis Schneider,) blacksmiths, Fourth.
Owen O G, barber, S N Mamn.
Packard Fruit Drying Co, Giao W Moore and Nelson Booth, proprs, River.
Parker Franklin L, lawyer, 11 N Main.
Pease Galusha J, hardware, 46 S Main. Pettibone Samuel, surveyor, 7 N Main. Pfeifle Andrew, hotel, Detroit.
Pfisterer Jobn, stoves, etc, W Liberty. Pistorius Frederick, lawyer, 15 S Main.
Polliemus Jacob A, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables, cor Main and Catherine. (See adv).
Pond Elihu B, editor and propr Michigan Argus, cor Main and Huron.
Porter Charles B, dentist, 7 S Main.
Pulcipher Milo S, manager W U Telegraph, office, 6 E Huron.
Quinn Patrick W, tailor, N Fourth.
Raitsch John, saloon, 27 Washington.
Reinhardt John M, boots and shoes, 42 S Main.
Reinhardt Miss Louise, millinery, 42 S Main. Rettich Frederick, saloon, 305 E Washing- ton.
Reule Andrew, tailor, 30 E Washington.
Revenaugh Samuel B, photographer, 28 E Huron.
Rhodes Lewis F, blacksmith, Wall.
Ridson Lewis C, hardware, 31 S Main.
Rinsey & Seaboalt, (David Rinsey, Moses Seaboalt), grocers, 6 E Washington.
Robison Ambrose V, livery stable, Fourth nr Court House.
Rockwell Benjamin T, boots and shoes, 9 E Huron.
Roehm Mrs Ernestina, fancy goods, 10 E Washington.
Rouff George, dver, S Second.
Roys Alphous II, Model and Pattern Maker, and Wood Turner, Fifth.
Ruck Frank, Propr Western Brewery, W Fourth. ( See ady).
Sager Abraham, physician, IS State.
Sanzi Christian, saloon, cor Liberty and Fourth ..
Sawyer Andrew J, lawyer, N Main.
Schaeberle Anton, Harness and Sad. dle Mnfr, 12 W Liberty.
Schaible Gottlieb, saloon, S Second. Schall Paul, barber, 12 S Main.
Schleede Win, boots and shoes, over cor Main and Huron.
Schleicker & Krapf. ( Louis Schleicker, Her- man Krapf), sash and blinds, Detroit.
Schmid Christian, lumber, cor Liberty and Fifth.
Sobmidt Andrew R, wagonmaker, cor North and Detroit.
Schneider John, blacksmith, cor Second and Washington.
Schuh Jacob F. hardware, 37 S Main. Schumacher Christian, blacksmith. Liberty. Schumacher John, stoves, etc, os S Main
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Publishers of Blanks for Public Officers, Nos. 119 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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The Western Brewery,
FRANK RUCK, Proprietor,
ANN ARBOR,
MICHIGAN.
NONE BUT THE VERY BEST QUALITY OF
LAGER BEER
Manufactured at this Brewery.
All Orders by Mail, will be Promptly attended to.
JONATHAN SPRAGUE,
CUSTOM TAILOR
All the Latest Styles of Work done on Short Notice, AT REASONABLE RATES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Over S South Main St., ANN ARBOR, MICH.
HENRY C. WILMOT, City Bill Poster and Distributor,
9 Morth Main Street, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. Controls all the WALLS AND BOARDS in the city. All correspondence from Managers of Shows, promptly attended to.
MRS. S. M. GRAHAM, DEALER IN
Hair Goods, Worsteds, Zephyrs and Fancy Goods
OF ALL KINDS.
si and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed Natural Flowers Embalmed for Bridal or Funeral purp ces. Huron Street, 3d door from Postoffice, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,
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Seabolt Martin, laundry, Mill.
Sessions John & A, Attorney at Law, 7 N Main. (See adv).
Seyler Adam D, boots and shoes, 6 N Main. Shanahan & Brocaw, (John Shanahan, Rob- ert Brocaw), meat market, 27 N Main.
Sharpless George W, freight and ticket agent, depot.
Sheehan & Co, (John V and Patrick H Shee- han, Sam C Andrews), books and sta- tionery, State.
Shepfley John F, meat market, E Liberty.
Simonds James H, barber, 2 E Huron.
Smith Wellington D, hotel and billiards, University Place.
Sondheim Solomon, clothing, 9 S Main.
Sorg Fred, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter, 26 and 28 E Washington.
Spafford & Dodsley, (Oscar Spafford, Henry Dodsley), coopers, Fifth.
Speechly Miss ST, photographer, 72 S Main. Spoor Charles, harnessmaker, 45 S Main.
Sprague Jonathan, Custom Tailor, 8 S Main. (See adv).
Steeb Michael, saloon, 7 W Washington.
Storms & Campbell, ( Hiram Storms, Wm M Campbell), woolen mill, Mill.
Stone George L, physician, 52 E Huron.
Sutherland & Whedon, ( Andrew J Suther- land, Wm Whedon), real estate, 6 E Huron. Swathel, Ailes & Kyer, Flouring Mills, cor Ann and Fourth.
Swift J M & Co, (John M Swift, Lucy S Burns, Mary E Loomis), flouring mills, cor Mill and Broadway.
Talbort James, Lumber, Lath and Shingles, cor Fourth and Depot. (See adv). Taylor Theodore, grocer, 13 S Main.
Terry Ashur A, hats and caps, 15 S Main.
Thatcher Erastus, lawyer, 28 State.
Thomas Waterman, grocer, 30 E Huron.
Toms James, florist, cor Miller ave and Chapin road.
Tremaine H A & Co, (Henry A. Mahala, and Ellen Tremaine), druggists, cor Main and Huron.
Tripp & Price (Charles Tripp, Robert J Price), founders and machinists, W Huron.
Vandawarker Edwin, boots and shoes, 14 S ain.
Volland. Jacob, harnessmaker, 9 E Huron.
Wagner John, blacksmith, Washington.
Wagner Wm, clothier, 12 S Main.
Wagner Bros (Fred and Wm), blacksmiths, Second.
Waldron Henry C, Lawyer, 3 Opera Block.
Walker Christian, wagonmaker, 13 W Liberty.
Walker Thomas, meat market, Broadway. Wallace Wm W, saloon Fourth.
Walz Ludwig, grocer, 50 S Main.
Washtenaw Mutual Fire Ins Co, Allen Crit- tenden, pres, Newton Sheldon, sec'y, 24 S Main.
Watson George W, Propr Gregory House, cor Main and Huron. (.See adv.) Watson James C, pres A A P & P Co, 3 Ann.
Watts Joseph C, jeweler, 10 S Main.
Weiderleich George A, saloon, W Liberty.
Weil Louis, Hides and Furs, W Hu- ron.
Weinmann Michael, meat market, cor Wash- ington and Fifth.
Weitbrecht C & Bro (Christian and Gottlieb), stoves, 53 S Main.
Wells Ebenezer, physician, 22 S Main.
Wells E, pres First National Bank.
Wesch Henry, flour and feed, 14 W Liberty. West Mrs Nellie, boarding house, University Place.
Widenmann P, meat market, cor Fourth and Huron.
Wilbur Smith, county surveyor, Ann.
Willard Misses (Laura and Persis), millinery, 27 S Main.
Wilmot Henry C, Bill Poster, 9 N Main. ( See adv. )
Wines & Worden (Wm W Wines, Charles 'H Worden), general store, 20 S Main.
Winslow Amos HI, Picture Frames, Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, Artist's Materials, &c 32 E Huron.
Wood S & Co (Sellick and Frank Wood), produce merchants, Depot.
Zachmann Xavier, meat market, Detroit.
C. C. CHURCH,
Manufacturer and Dresser of
MILL
PICKS,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
ALL PICKS WARRANTED.
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ANTRIM CITY.
A postoffice established in 1863, in Banks township, in the northwest corner of Antrim county, 22 miles from Elk Rapids, the county seat, 40 from Traverse City, the nearest railroad station, and 354 by rail from Detroit. Its shipments are wheat, potatoes, fish, wood and bark. Stage to Traverse City and Elk Rapids. Tri-weekly mail. James N. Sickels, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayers N R, grist mill. Collier Rev C N (Congregationalist.)
Kanagy Lewis M, physician. Rogers Norman, flouring mill. Sickles James N. General Store. Stiger Wm L, fisherman.
ARBELA.
A postoffice formerly known as Pine Grove in Arbela township, Tuscola county. . It is 30 miles southwest of Caro, the county seat, and 4 northeast of Clio, on the F & P M Ry. Population about 25. The surrounding country is rolling timber land. Grain, pota- toes, hay, butter, cheese and cooper's stock form the principal exports. Arbela is on the stage route from Clio to Vassar and has a daily mail. John Jacobs, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Haines L D & Co, shingles and lumber. Jacobs John, general store. Pinkham N J & Co, lumber dealers. Schmitten John T, physician.
ARENAC.
A postoffice in the northern part of Bay county, 30 miles north of Bay City and five east of Standish. There is a saw mill and a shingle mill at the locality, also a store or two and two or more hotels. . Goods should be shipped via Standish. The Western Union Telegraph Company have an office here. Postmaster, J. F. Payre.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bogue J, hotel propr. Humphrey Frank, hotel propr.
Lintz John, hotel propr. McDonald Mes A R, boarding house. Mahoney MI, hotel propr. O Grady P, grocer.
D'auher T R, physician. Đalaps J P, saw mill.
Spears Mrs C, hotel propr.
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ARGENTINE.
A settlement formed in 1836 on Ore creek in Argentine township, in the southwestern part of Genesee county. It is 30 miles from Flint, the county seat. Linden, on the D & M R R, its nearest shipping point, is 4 miles distant, while Detroit is 59. Country pro- duce is the only shipment. Stage to Linden and Howell. Daily mail. Population, 200. J. G. Bishop, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Britton P R, Argentine.
Hull M, assistant postmaster. ,
Hull M, general store. Hull M, lawyer. Page James HI, hotel propr.
Reed D, general store.
ARGYLE.
A postoffice recently established in Sanilac county. It is located on Cass river in Argyle county, 41 miles from Lexington, the county seat, 46 from Vassar on the Bay City division of the M. C. R. R., its nearest shipping point and 132 by rail from Detroit. Grain is the only shipment. Stage to Tyre and Peck. Semi-weekly mail. Population 20. Alex. McLachlin, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
McLachlin, Alexander, general store. McLachlin Andrew, land agent. Scoley Grover, carpenter.
ARMADA.
Is a thriving incorporated village of some Soo inhabitants, settled in IS30, and pleas- antly situated in Armada township, Macomb county, about midway between Romeo and Ridgeway. It is on the Michigan Air Line railway, and is the center of a prosperous farming region. It has no water power and its manufacturing enterprises are limited, embracing only a stave and handle factory, a sash and blind factory, a cheese factory and a flouring mill. Armada has 4 churches, Methodist, Congregational, Baptist and Ad. ventist. A good hall in connection with the National Hotel has recently been built. Grain, flour, apples, cheese, staves and handles constitute the principal shipments. The Western Union Telegraph has an office here. Mail daily. Stage to Berville and Capac triweekly. H Barrows, postmaster.
Dressed Lumber, Flooring & Siding, 70 FRANKLIN STREET, DETROIT.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barringer J E. physician.
Barrows Hiram, Cheese Mnfr.
Barrows Il & Son (Hiram and David H), Groceries. Beardslee Samuel T, physician.
Bloomberg George J, hardware.
Brown Wm J, harnessmaker.
Carr Robert, meat market.
Clark Augustus, restaurant.
Clark Cullen B, watches, jewelry and notions. Clark Mrs C B, millinery.
Clark Wran la jr. Lawyer and Notary Public and Circuit Court Commissioner.
Cook Elbert M, grocer.
Egbert Stephen, barber.
Farrer Cyrus S, handle mnfr.
Goldsworthy George, meat market.
Granger Lewis, general store.
Mall Abram S, Justice of the Peace and Boot and Shoemaker.
Hebner & Hubbell (Wm Hebner, Whitney Hubbell), bakers and confectioners.
Hill Mrs Clara, millinery.
Hill Rev Edward L ( Congregational.)
Hinchman T & J (Theodore and James), druggists.
Hudson Rev Richard (Methodist.) Hurd & Lewis, wagonmakers. Jarvis Francis, saloon.
Keeler Alonzo M, principal Union School. Lumson Rev D H (Adventist.)
Lathrop Charles A, general store.
Lincoln Charles H, M D, druggist. Lyon Mark S, sash and blind mnfrs.
Mahaffy Hugh, grocer. Marble Charles E, grain dealer, Mellen Joseph, cooper.
Millard G H, dentist.
Millett C W & Co (Charles W Millett, John S Crockett ), produce and farm implements. Mullen Henry, general store.
Munson F & Co (Frank Munson, Charles Videon), harnessmakers.
Neoper John, Furniture and Under- taker.
Oatout & Aldridge, coopers.
Perkins Mrs G A, millinery. Pillsbury Nahum H, livery. Preston Wm E, general store. Seely Joseph P, saloon.
Seely Rev Thomas (Methodist).
Sibley Ezra F, Station Agent.
Spalding & Macaulay (Robert Spalding, Charles Macaulay), flouring mills.
Spencer Horace II, lawyer and justice of the peace.
Stevens Ransom B, Propr National Hotel.
Stowe Albert F, propr Armada Telegraph. Vibbert Robert B, boots and shoes hats and caps. Watson A, druggist. Youngs W H, wagonmaker.
ARVON.
A settlement of 100 people, formed in 1872 in the northeastern part of Baraga county, 12 miles from L'Anse, to which point ship- ments should be made. It is in the vicinity of extensive slate quarries, and slate forms the chief export. Mail stage to L'Anse tri- weekly. John Thomas, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Clinton Slate Company. Huron Bay Slate and Iron Co. Presbyterian Sabbath School ( Welch).
ASA.
A postoffice in Mayfield township, Lapeer county, 10 miles northwest of Lapeer. The village which is known as Five Lakes, is a station on the Bay City div. of the M. C. R. R. It is in a pine timber region, and has I saw and shingle mill. Lumber, shingles and some farm produce are shipped. Settled in IS55. Population, 300. Telegraph, Western Union. Stage to Lapeer and North Branch, daily. Daily mail. Wm. G. Stone, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Broat C, farmer. Day D, hotel propr. Lature C, general store.
Lee S S, general store, blacksmith and shin- gle mill.
McArthur M, lumber mnfr.
Piper & Thompson, lumber and shingle mill, general store and blacksmith.
Royce A C, shingle mill. Sage A A, general store and shingle mill. Thompson F M, station agent.
ASHLAND.
The postoffice at Grant, a station on the Grand Rapids, Newaygo & Lake Shore rail- road, in Ashland township, Newaygo county, 612 miles south of Newaygo, the county seat, and 30 north of Grand Rapids. Lum- ber and shingles are manufactured ; and! wheat, corn, oats and lumber formi the principal shipments. Population about 50. Mail, daily. Frank Gardner, postmaster.
WE SOLD $60,000
WORTH of GOODS CUTSIDE Of DETROIT in ISTO. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO .. MERCHANT TAILORS, DETROIT.
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There is also a village of this name in the same township, the postoffice of which is Lake.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armstrong S, general store.
Bradford E, dealer in grain.
Puriell E S, carpenter. Cordon Frank, general store. Hilldreth -, physician. Squier A T, shingle and lumber mnfr. Scott E B, carpenter. Scott Rev E B (Adventist). Thain Alonzo, blacksmith.
ASHLEY.
A postoffice in the northeast corner of Kent county, 25 miles northeast of Grand Rapids, and 180 from Detroit. Belding, six mules distant, is the shipping point. Mail, semi-weekly. Sheldon Ashley, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Buell Rev William, (Baptist).
ASHTON.
A station on the Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad, in Lincoln township, central part of Osceola county, II miles north of Hersey, the county seat, and . 74 north of Grand Rapids. Shingles, hemlock bark, and lum- ber are shipped. Population, 125. Tele- graph, Western Union. Mail, daily. F. Halladay, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams A C, General Store.
Davis Closin, blacksmith.
Halladay George & Son, general store and shingle mnfrs. Howe J W, physician.
Hann Mrs, and Miss Cudebeck, proprs.
hotel
Reichart -- , sawmill. Root I. P, station agent. Swem Rev A F. (Methodist). Saem John H, wagonmaker. Vanakin Simeon S, hotel propr.
ASSYRIA.
A. village in the southeast part of Barry county, 19 miles from Hastings, the county trat. Battle Creek, 9 miles south, is the whal shipping point. Grain, butter aud Why are shipped. The churches are Metho- -. : and Adventist. Population about 100.
Mail stage to Battle Creek and Nashville four times a week. Mrs. Philena W. Abbey, postmistress.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbey John W, traveling salesman.
Abbey Mrs P W, General Store.
Baker F B, live stock dealer.
Berry Rev C D (Adventist).
Churchhill E R, boots and shoes.
Crofoot Oscar, wagonmaker. - Holcomb N W, carpenter.
Kent B F, general store.
Robinson Orin, blacksmith and hotel propr.
Russell C H, carpenter.
Packer T, carpenter.
Powers James, carpenter.
Segar William, blacksmith.
Tompkins C W, wagonmaker.
Warner Rev A E( Methodist).
ATHENS.
A village in Calhoun county, in Athens township, 25 miles southwest of Marshall, the county seat, 15 south of Battle Creek, and 6 northwest of Union City, its usual ship- ping point via the Air Line division of the M. C. R. R. Athens is on the Nottawa river, a branch of the St. Joseph. It has a flouring mill, a machine shop, a saw mill, and a stave factory. Wheat, oats and corn are shipped. Population 400. Stage to Union City and Battle Creek. Mail 5 times a week. James H. Watkins, postmaster.
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