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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Annis Miss M A, millinery.
Bodley A R, physician
Brownell George, hardware and groceries.
Cave Thomas H, harnessmaker.
Culp & Bond, general store.
Dawley D, painter.
Foote John, blacksmith.
Fuller Wm M, harnessmaker.
Hakes Charles, blacksmith.
Holcomb & Mason, general store.
Lewis Wm H & Co, general store.
Mason Luther, livery.
Robinson E T, blacksmith.
Simons I P, sawmill. Stanbro C M, physician.
Stanbro & Watkins, general store.
Strickland & Wood, meat market. Taylor George, stave mill.
Twis J C, physician.
Witermin A C, flouring mill.
Wells J E. druggist.
Woodruff Albert, printer.
BUILDERS,
SEND FOR ESTIMATES TO D. A. ROSS & CO., 70 Franklin St., Detroit.
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ATHLONE.
A village of 200 population, chiefly Ger- mans, located in Ash township, Monroe coun- ty, 10 miles from Monroe, 3 from Grafton, on the F. & P. M. Ry, and 3 from Carleton, on the Canada Southern. Grain, fruit and pork are the principal shipments. Distance from Detroit, 40 miles. Mail 4 times a week. C. M. Berghoefer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Berghoefer C M, Boot and Shoemaker. Berymaser John, cider mnfr.
Discher David, grocery and saloon.
Fischer Jacob, blacksmith.
Fuhrman Anton, carpenter. Galen Ferdinand, saloon.
Herwig Rev Wiley, (Catholic.)
Hood John L, express agent. Marburger Andrew, wagonmaker. ..
Newcomb J, physician.
Steffer Frank. carpenter.
Zink Heinrich, Saw Mill.
Ziegler Anton, boot and shoemaker.
ATKINS.
A new postoffice in the township of Clyde in the northeastern part of St. Clair County. Distance from Port Huron 10 miles. The soil hereabouts is good with heavy clay sub- soil. Grain, peas, potatoes and hay are grown. There are no stores, the inhabitants doing their trading at Ruby, one mile dis- tant. Jonathan Morden, postmaster,
ATLANTIC MINE.
A postoffice and mining village of 500 in- habitants. in Adams township, Houghton county, 5 miles from Houghton, the county seat, with which it has stage communication daily. The place contains Methodist and Catholic churches, and the stamping and hoisting works of the Atlantic Mining com- pany. Copper is the only shipment. Express, American. Mail, daily. C. D. Murphy, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Atlantic Mining Co, copper mines.
Douglass F A, express agent.
lfosking Wm, hotel propr.
Major Charles, carpenter.
Mayle Wm T, hotel propr.
Messner Michael, livery.
Murphy & Clog", Livery.
Rogers, Wren & Co, meat market. Viele A H, station agent.
ATLAS.
A village of about 400 population in the southeast part of Genesee county. It is dis- tant from Flint, the county seat, 14 miles, and is 5 from Grand Blanc on the F. & P. M. Ry, its shipping point. It has flouring, saw and plaster mills, Baptist and Methodist churches, and a public school. Flour, lum- ber and farm products are shipped. Stage line to Goodrich and Grand Blanc daily, and daily mail. Adrian P. Gale, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Farmer M, blacksmith.
Gale A P, Lawyer.
Hyde W P. hotel propr.
Lobban James, boots and shoes.
Palmer F J, flouring mills.
Rust & Horton, founders and machinists.
Shields James, furniture.
Wilkinson Rev W S (Baptist).
ATTICA.
An attractive village of 1,200 inhabitants, is situated on the C. & L. H. R R., seven miles east of Lapeer, 3S from Port Huron, and 54 from Detroit. It is in Attica town- ship, Lapeer county, in a beautiful, undu- lating section of country, interspersed with small lakes and woodlands. The soil is unsurpassed for farming purposes, grain, hay and fruit being the staple crops. Attica was settled in 1853 as a lumbering village. It now has three saw mills, two shingie mills, two planing mills, one flouring mill and one tannery. Lumber, shingles, staves, flour and farm products are shipped. There is a Methodist church, also a good graded school here. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American Daily mail. Isaac M. Jenness, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Rev C M, ( Methodist).
Bates Zelotes L, hotel propr.
Blake Wm, physician.
Buckingham Orin G, sawmill.
Buddington Charles A, carpenter.
Butler Miss Hattie, millinery.
Butler Wm, lawyer.
Coleman Andrew B, confectionery, musical instruments and sewing machines.
Donaldson David, general store.
Hicks Reynold, Tannery and Shingle Mill.
Hodson Joseph R, groceries. Hosner Wm, hotel propr. Irwin David, boot and shoemaker.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Dealers in Printers' Stock and Ink, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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Jenuess I N & Co (Isaac N Jenness, Allen and Henry Fish), General Store, Saw and Planing Mills, and Dealers in Lumber. Mitchell Rey Lewis, ( Methodist).
Mulholland Rev Robert, (Protestant Metho- dist).
Nickerson Ralph, hotel propr.
Pecl: John W, drugs and groceries, and notary public. Porter M, physician. Purdy Reuben, shingle mnfr.
Sanderson Nelson, boot and shoemaker, and justice of the peace.
Smiley George, carriage and wagonmaker. Taylor John W, barber.
Williams A A (Anthony and Oscar A), Saw and Planing Mill.
Wood Henry, groceries and hardware.
Wray Wm, station agent, telegraph oper- ator and express agent.
ATWOOD.
A settlement in the northwest corner of Antrim county, 22 miles north of Elk Rapids and 4 from Norwood, on Traverse bay. Traverse City, 40 miles distant, is the nearest railroad point. The agricultural productions and manufactures of the vicinity are wheat, corn, oats, rye, potatoes, hay, maple sugar, wood . and lumber. Population about 75. Samuel K. Bagley, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayres Norman, flouring mill. Coulter Rev C N, (Congregationalist).
Kanegy L M, physician. McAlister Rev J J, (Methodist). Sickles J N, general store.
AU GRES.
A village of some 250 souls in the town- whip of the same name, in the northwest cor- her of Bay county. It is on the Alpena stage route 22 miles from Standish, on the Mackinaw div. M. C. R. R., and is 40 miles from Bay City. It is in a lumbering country and has a steam saw mill. Saw logs, oak umber and pine lumber are the only exports. Mail daily. E W. Oakes, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AuGres Broom Co, broom infrs. Bradley Edward, hotel propr. Podley William, hotel propr. Cookson C G, justice of the peace. Crawford Joseph, justice of the peace. Oakes Elbridge W. General Store.
Hat ton W. S. pinsician. W. v. John, justice of the peace. Whitney W E& V W, lumber minfrs.
AUGUSTA.
An incorporated village of about Soo in- habitants on the Michigan Central railroad, in the northeastern part of Kalamazoo county. It is 14 miles east of Kalamazoo, and 130 from Detroit. The Kalamazoo river affords water power. The manufacturing in- terests include one flouring mill, one foundry, three carriage shops, and some others. There are three churches, Baptist, Congregationalist and Methodist, and a good hotel, the Au- gusta House. The chief articles of ship- ment are flour, wood, wheat, pork, poultry and live stock. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Stage to Hickory Cor- ners tri weekly. Mail daily. Miss Ger- aldine Griffin, postmistress.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Andrews Charles W, grocer.
Augusta House, John L McCord, Propr.
Barnard & Bradish, (Hiram R Barnard, Cassius MI C Bradish), boots and shoes.
Becraft Wm F, Carriage and Wagon Maker.
Briggs Mrs M, millinery.
Brown Luther J, lumber dealer and builder. Burdick Harlow M, grocer.
Carpenter E M & Co, (Edward M Carpenter, Elias W Griffen, Josiah D Crounse), flour- ing mill.
Church Edwin B, grocer and restaurant. !
Cock John L, agent American Express Co. Crane Lewis, live stock dealer.
Crane Wm R, wagonmaker.
Dickie John H, Iron, Nails, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
Douglass Adelbert, dentist.
Douglass R E, physician.
Fisher John H, physician.
Giddings Bros, pump and windmill agents. Hawes Henry C, shoemaker.
Henika E Clark, wagonmaker.
Kershaw & Rogers, ( George Kershaw, Henry C Rogers), meat market.
Labar Alanson, boots and shoes.
Labar Win H. saloon.
HeCord Jolen L., Propr Augusta House and Livery.
McCord J L & Co, (John L McCord, John R Vandercook), founders and machinists. McElheny Gideon HI, harnessmaker.
Med Marvin, justice of the peace and real estate.
Morten Thomas P, furniture.
Mvgitt He ry M, produce. Olcott J D. lamberman.
Pool Henry D, general store.
D. A. ROSS & CO.,
70 Franklin Street, DETROIT. Ship Lumber to all Parts of the State.
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Pool Nathan F, blacksmith. Pray Julian C, station agent.
Ralston & Gibbs, livery. Rice Miss Ruth, dressmaker. Roberets Bryant W, barber.
Rorabeck & Bro, (George and Charles), gen- eral store.
Russell Rev J B; (Methodist).
Sanders George, wagonmaker.
Scott J N, grocer.
Smith Oliver R, cooper. Tompkins Calvin, saloon.
Townsend George S, harnessmaker.
VanAukan Rev A A, (Congregationalist). Van Dewerker James, blacksmith.
Van Winkle A L, painter.
Weeks George, drugs and books.
Wilson Richard N, watches and jewelry. Wood Timothy C, general store.
Worsfold Wm, physician.
AURELIUS.
A place of about 250 inhabitants in the western part of Ingham county, 8 miles southwest of Mason and 5 miles west of Chapin's station on the Saginaw division of the M C R R. It has a Baptist church, a saw mill, two wagon shops and two stores. Wheat, corn, oats and hay are the staple products of the vicinity. Daily stage line to Chapin's station and daily mail. B. W. Stark, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bond J P, general store.
Davis B G & Co, sawmill.
Dunbar Rev M J, (Baptist).
Freeman J N, justice of the peace.
Gilmore Wm, blacksmith.
Hunter James, blacksmith.
Hunt James, cooper.
Isham H, wagonmaker.
Keeler Charles, wagonmaker.
Phillips George W, hotel propr.
Stark BS N, General Store. Swartout G W, physician.
AU SABLE. (See also Oscoda.)
A port of Lake Huron, situated at the mouth of the Au Sable river, in Oscoda township, losco county. It was first settled in IS19 as a village, and incorporated in IS72. The population at present numbers about 1,500. On account of the vast pine forests in the immediate neighborhood, the
lumber interest engages the larger share of the attention of the people, agriculture being only followed to a limited extent. There are 6 large saw mills engaged in the manu- facture of lumber and square timber; I sash and blind factory, 3 stores, 3 hotels, 3 churches, I bank and some other interests. Distance from Tawas City, the county seat, 15 miles, and from Detroit, 175; during the season of navigation shipments are made vic Bay City. Lumber, timber, salt and fish are exported. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Holt's, from Bay City, McClure's, from Detroit. The postoffice is located in Oscoda. George P. Warner, Postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ackley Frank B, grocer.
Applebaum Philip-S, general store.
Au Sable River Boom Co, Henry A Camer- on pres, J W Glennie sec and treas.
Betz J G, tailor. Brady & Buhl, saloon.
Bredin Wilson W, physician.
Colwell George L & Co, Lumber Mnfrs and General Store.
Cowie & Murphy, fish dealers.
Cunningham Henry, Livery and Sale Stable.
Dempsey John, billiard hall.
Egan John, saloon.
Glennie John W, Banker and Collect. or of Customs. Gram John C, Geo L Colwell & Co.
Hawkins House, Mrs M McGarity propr.
Henry W G & Co, general store.
Henry Wm W, express agent.
Hively Wm N, justice of the peace.
Holmes J D & Co, fish dealers.
Kirwin Bros, General Blacksmiths.
Lee House. Peter Shien & Co Proprs.
Liddicoatt Vincent, barber.
McCormick Robert, Harness, Boot and Shoe Mnfr.
McDonald Austin, propr Eagle Hotel.
McDonald Angus F, billiard hall. McDonald John C, Wine and Liquor>.
McDonald Peter J, saloon.
McDonald & McCormick, saloon.
McGarity Mrs Margaret, propr Hawkins House.
Mudock David. Fish Dealer.
Myer & Brown, clothing. Orth George, boots and shoes.
Potts | E & Co, lumber mufrs.
Recor & Worden, meat market and live stock dealers. Rivers Mrs E' D, milliner. Robertson Frank, grocer.
ELEGANT GOODS,
STYLISH CUT and a PERFECT FIT, CAN ALWAYS BE HAD AT SOL. S. BATESON & BRO., Detroit, Mich.
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Shien Peter & Co. Proprs of Lee House. (See adv.)
Shicn Bros, Dealers in Fresh and Salt Fish.
Solomon & Rosenthal, dry goods.
Steward Mrs Miliss & Co. Liquor Dealers, Wier David, physician. Yakcy Philip, hotel.
AUSTERLITZ.
The name of the postoffice at the village of Plainfield, in Kent county, 10 miles north of Grand Rapids, and 214 east of Belmont Station, on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad. It is near the exact center of the county, and is surrounded by a lumbering and agricultural country. Wheat, flour, apples and lumber are shipped. Population, 150. Stages run to Belmont and Cannons- burg. Mail, tri-weekly. A. J. Richardson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Dormellon Rev J H (Christian). Frost C J, horse dealer. Hyser Wm, physician. McCauley Herbert, blacksmith.
Miller Mrs I. V, groceries and drugs.
Miller Wm H, musician.
Myers Joseph, saloon.
Phillips L E, carpenter. Pollock John, boots and shoes.
Rails Thomas, physician. Richardson A J, General Store.
Runyan Perry, blacksmith.
Servos Chauncey, butcher.
Sisson Reuben C, wagonmaker.
Warner George W, shoemaker.
Whitney Frank, hotel propr.
AUSTIN. Hillsdale county. (See White.)
AUSTIN.
A village of 300 inhabitants, in Groveland township, Oakland county, 16 miles north- west of Pontiac. The surrounding country is exclusively agricultural. Davisburgh, on the D. & M. R. R., 312 miles south is its shipping point. Mail, tri-weekly. Robert Potter, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bird J, justice of the peace. Blake J L, carriagemaker.
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LEL HOUSE
Opposite Steamboat Dock,
AU SABLE, MICHIGAN.
Terms, $2 per day. Good Livery Attached.
P. SHIEN & CO., Proprietors.
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Hill A J, brick mnfr. Lamb Lynes, boots and shoes. Lowery J, physician. Potter Robert, general store. Potter Robert J, Wagon Maker. Potter R, justice of the peace. Wright H, lawyer.
AUSTIN LAKE.
A small place and station, on the G. R. & I. R. R., in l'ortage township, Kalamazoo county, 8 miles south of Kalamazoo vil- lage.
AVERILL.
A small village and station on the F. & P.M. Ry., in Lincoln township, Midland county, 6 miles northwest of Midland, the county seat, and 127 from Detroit. It is on the Tittaba- wasee river, in which it has excellent water power, at present but little used. Most of the business portion of the place was de- stroyed by a recent fire. Lumber, shingles and country produce are shipped. Popula- tion about 125. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail, daily. George W. Howe, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Averill Harrison, hotel propr. Crane Rev Alfonso.
Lamphierd A L, physician.
Light A, general store. McCann Patrick, lumber mnfr.
McGregor Miss, school teacher.
Stratton N T & Son, general store and hotel.
Tucker W J, express and station agent.
AVERY.
Is a village in Three Oaks township, in Berrien county, 20 miles southwest of Berrien Springs. It is a station on the main line of the Michigan Central railroad, 208 miles from Detroit, and 75 from Chicago. Its manufactures are lumber, handles and chemicals. Population 250. Express, Am- erican. Mail, daily. E. A. Avery, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Avery E A, general store and wood.
Love Thomas, justice of the peace, surveyor, railroad and express agent and lumber dealer.
BAD AXE.
The new county seat of Huron county is situated at the center of the county, and at the junction of the roads leading from Port Austin southward and Sand Beach westward, the two principal thoroughfares of the county.
Distance from Port Austin, 17 miles, from Sand Beach, 18. Ship by rail to Vassar, dis- tant 43 miles, or by boat to Sand Beach. The surrounding country is undulating and well adapted to agriculture. Lumber and wheat are the principal articles of shipment. Population, 125. Stages to Sand Beach and Port Austin. Mail, daily. Robert Philp, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carpenter L W, lawyer.
Chipman H L, lawyer.
Cory J M, druggist.
Flint John, carpenter.
Irwin Septimus, hotel propr.
Philp John, cattle dealer.
Philp Robert, General Store.
Rapson R, wagonmaker.
Rapson William, blacksmith.
Ross J, physician.
Skinner James, justice of the peace.
Skinner J M, lawyer. Watkins Edward, shoemaker.
BAGLEY.
A postoffice and station on the C. & N.W. Ry., in the township and county of Menomi- nee, 32 miles north of Menominee, and an equal distance southwest of Escanaba. It was settled in 1873, and named in honor of ex-governor John J. Bagley. Population, 25. Hemlock, bark, cedar posts and venison are the principal shipments. Mail, daily. Henry G. A. Wachter, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bouis Antonia, farmer.
Brown R G, warehouseman.
Burt William, farmer.
Haule Peter, farmer.
Johnson Orren, farmer.
Mauck August, laborer.
Metcalf Joseph, farmer.
Nadenu B, farmer. Nadeau David, farmer.
Nadeau Louis, farmer.
Payenter George K, farmer.
Russell Lucius, justice of the peace.
Schroeder John, section boss.
Stewart Win H, farmer and jol ber. Wachter F A, farmer and jobber.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Dealers in Book Binders' Stock and Tools, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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BAGLEY.
A station on the Mackinaw division of the M. C. R. R., in Otsego county, 4 miles south of Gaylord, and 118 north of Bay City.
BAILEY.
A village in Casnovia township in the east part of Muskegon county. It is situated on the Grand Rapids, Newaygo and Lake Shore R. R., the station being known as County Line. It is 24 miles east of Muske- gon, the county seat, 25 miles from Grand Rapids, and II from Newaygo. Lumber, lath, shingles, barrels, heading and wheat are shipped hence. Express, American. Popu- lation, 250. J. S. Miller, deputy postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Crossette, Graves & Co, lath, lumber and shingle mnfr.
Crug Charles, station agent. Miller S J, Express Agent and Grocer.
Slough, DeHaven & Co, staves and heading mnfrs. Spring & Lindley, general store. Walker Joseph J, hardware.
BAINBRIDGE.
A postoffice and small place in the town. ship of Bainbridge, Berrien county, 6 miles south of Watervliet station, on the C. & M. I. S. R. R. It is on the mail route from Benton Harbor to Decatur, and is 17 miles cast of the former place. Mail tri-weekly.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Schwurz John, boot and shoemaker.
BALDWIN.
A village of some 200 inhabitants, is the new seat of justice for Lake county. It is situated on the line of the F. & P. M. Ry, about 7 miles southwest of the center of the county, 30 east of Ludington, and 215 north- west of Detroit. Excellent water power is derived from the Pere Marquette river, at present not utilized. The place has one steam saw mill ; and lumber with some agri- cultural products form the shipments. Tele- graph, Western Union. Express, American. Mal daily. Alfred B. Kinne, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adu. F L., Lawyer. Wirnam W A, druggist.
Coon, Emmet & Co, general store. Campbell Edward, justice of the peace. Fuller Charles, meat market.
Garland J D, shoemaker.
Indermill Frederick, hotel propr. Jones & Hollister, hardware.
McSloy Charles, carpenter.
Mott W B, physician. Nichols A M, carpenter.
O'Brien Michael, saloon.
Radcliffe Charles K, express agent.
Rudd Henry, blacksmith.
Smurthwaite T, lawyer.
Swift Franklin, carpenter.
Townsend G C, hotel propr.
Townsend M L, station agent.
Warner D C, lawyer.
Wood Wm, saloon.
BALL CREEK.
Kent county. (See Kent City.)
BALTIMORE.
A village in Baltimore township, Barry county, 10 miles south of Hastings, the county seat, and 150 west of Detroit. The surrounding country is fertile and produces grain and live stock. Hastings is its ship- ping station, with which it has communica- tion by stage. Mail tri-weekly. Population 50. R. G. Rice, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gurd P, shoemaker. Lampman J L, physician.
Ormsbe W R, blacksmith.
Rice DE G, General Store.
Stanton R K, justice of the peace.
Woodmacy Babcock, saw mill.
BANGOR.
A prosperous village and station on the C & M LS R R, in the township of Bangor, Van Buren county, 18 miles northwest of Paw Paw the county seat, 54 above New Buffalo, 121 from Chicago and about 160 from De. troit. It is situated on Black river, II miles above its mouth at South Haven, this stream affords excellent water privileges. The man- ufactories are a flouring mill, two saw mills, a woolen mill, and an iron furnace. The Bangor Furnace Company, of which A. B. Hough is president, turned out in 1876 11,604 tons of pig iron; the furnace run 41,917 charges, consuming 1,047,925 bushels of coal, and 35.844,610 pounds of ors,
D. A. ROSS & CO., CEDAR POSTS AND FENCING.
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averaging 31.30 gross tons of pig iron per day, actual time. It has two churches, Christian and Methodist, a bank and a weekly newspaper the Reflector. Bangor is in the midst of the fruit region of west- ern Michigan and ships large quantities of grain, fruit, pig iron and lumber. Popu- lation 800. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex. press, American. Ephraim P. Harvey, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ball Tohn W, furniture and undertaker. Ball Wilbur W, embalmer.
Bangor Furnace Co. A B Hough Pres, C D Rhodes Treas, Henry Ford Sec and General Manager. (Ste ad's).
Bangor Reflector, C C Phillips, propr.
Brown John S, justice of the peace.
Camp Joel, physician.
Camp Mrs J, millinery. Camp Wm, livery stable.
Cross Calvin, lawyer.
Cross John S, insurance and real estate.
Crow John, woolen mill.
DeLong Silas, general store.
Drake Nathan W, hardware.
Eastman Norman W, carpenter.
Edmunds Wm B, grocery and restaurant.
Ferguson James E, physician.
Ford Henry, sec and general manager Ban- gor Furnace Co.
Ford Wm, meat market.
Fox J P, physician.
Funk Bros, (Christopher and Milan), flouring and saw mills, 2 miles distant.
Gibson C D W, physician.
Gilbert Elam L, blacksmith.
Goodell & Smiley, (Oliver E Goodell, George W Smiley), lumber mnfrs.
Hudson Wm C, shoemaker.
Hyde Charles H, shoemaker.
Johnson Joseph, grocer.
Knapp Jabez, lumber mnfr 2 miles west.
Leedy & Hammond, meat market.
Lefler Wm D, livery stable.
McKee Martin, tailor.
Mckellar Peter, jeweler.
McKinney Napoleon B, druggist and grocer. McMillan Stephen, carriagemaker.
Martin & Cable, barbers.
Miller Josiah G, hardware.
Miller J G & Co, (Josiah & Miller, John D Davis), general store.
Northup Lester L, photographer.
Nyman Joseph H, flouring mill.
Nyman R C, lumber mnfr.
Peacock Albert W, saloon.
Phillips Albert H, grocer.
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BANGOR, VAN BUREN CO., MICHIGAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Lake Superior Charcoal PIG IRON .....
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For General Foundry Purposes, and particularly adapted for Car Wheels, Callender Rolls, Malleable Castings, Bessemer and Crucible Steel, &c.
This Iron is manufactured from the Best Specular, Granular, Hema- tite and Magnetic Ores, and being carefully Graded and for purposes stated above, is second to no Iron in the market.
C. D. RHODES. Treasurer.
A. B. HOUGH, President. D. C. BRADLEY, Vice President. HENRY FORD, Secretary and General Manager.
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Phillips Charles C, editor and propr Bangor Reflector.
Ransom Theodore W, druggist.
Remington Mark, express and station agent. Rider Otis A, saloon.
Root Charles A, harnessmaker.
Root Mrs P J, millinery.
Rouse Charles, barber.
Rowe & Harvey, (George W Rowe, Henry [ Harvey), druggists and grocers.
Schwaberow Fred, carriagemaker.
Sebring House, H Sebring, Propr.
Sebring John E. grocer.
Sebring & Co, (Horace and John E Sebring), forwarding, commission and grain.
Sheldon Omar H, clothing.
Sherrick & Co, ( Henry Sherrick, --- ),
flour and feed.
Sherrod Jesse A, confectioner.
Summons P W, blacksmith.
stewart Mrs C V, dressmaker.
Stewart Frank, shoemaker.
Thomas W L, lumber mnfr, 2 miles south. Todd John G, boot and shoe maker.
Van Auken A & Co, ( Aaron VanAuken, James MI Crane), general store.
Williamson Henry H, furniture.
Wood Samuel G, saloon.
Wood & Baker, lumber mnfrs, 2 miles. west. Wright. Chauncey J, lumber mnfr, 4 miles east.
BANKERS.
The postoffice and station at the junction of the Detroit, Hillsdale and Southwestern railroad with the Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw railroad. It is in Cambria town. ship, Hillsdale county, four miles west of Hillsdale, the county seat. Distance from Detroit 94 miles, from Jackson 31 miles, from Fort Wayne 69 miles. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Pop- v.ation 100. Mail daily. W. A. Carpenter, ;wstmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burgess John D, hotel propr. Carpenter W A, groceries aad produce. Dubois A C, saw mill and cider mnfr. Foreman A A, railroad and express agent.
BANKS.
A village of 1500 inhabitants, in Bay roun'y, situated on the west bank of the Syke river. now its entrance into S.g. w tay. It is in Bangor township, 1! ml'r, below Wenona, and 212 from Bay
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ballentine J M & Co, ship builders.
Benson Wm F, grocer.
Campbell John, Hotel Propr.
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