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Tuckerman & Co, butchers, 21 N Jefferson. Upton James S, pres Upton Mnfg Co, Jack- son.
Upton Manufacturing Co, Thresh- ing Machines, James S Upton Pres, Henry M Strong Sec, Jackson.
Van Epps Abram S, painter, E Canal.
Van Praagh Benjamin, Cigar Mnfr, 24 E Main.
Van Valkenburgh John A, grocer, 7 W Main. Wadleigh Fred M, lawyer, I W Main.
Wakelce Theodore, grocer, 12 W Main.
Wakelee Griswold (Clement Wakelee, Daniel R Griswold), Dry Goods, 14 E Main.
Walbridge & Co ( Fred J & Martha E Wal- bridge), hats, caps and furs, 3 W Main.
Ward J M & Son (Joseph M & Charles A), Flouring Mill and Grain Dealers.
Warner David F, shoemaker, 9 W Main. Waters Oscar, agent M C R K.
Wattles Jervis H, physician. 2 E Main.
Waitles & Wood (Victor C' Wattles, James W Wood), Hardware, Stoves, Etc, IO E Main.
Watts Miss Candace, dressmaker, 22 E Main. Watts Henry, shoemaker, W Canal.
Weaver Thomas, barber, Potter House.
Webb Christopher B, restaurant, 31 E Main. Weeks Eugene B, dentist, 5 E Main. Weickgenant Christ, saloon, 12 N Jefferson. Weichgenant John .1, ... loon, L' Canal. Werstein Leopold, saloon, F. Canal.
Weston Henry, coal C L HI K R depot.
Whipple John G, grocer, 138 Main.
White Elder James, pres Seventh-Day Ad- ventist Publishing Association.
Wilcox Mrs C, physician, 32 E Main.
Willard DeForest, real estate and insurance, E Main.
Willard George, ed and publisher of Battle Creek Journal, 2 E Main.
Williams James, propr American House, Main.
Williams Lewis, glove mnfr, S Jefferson.
Woodworth Horatio T, photographer, E Main.
Woolnough & Bordine (Walter W Wool- nough, Wm H Bordine), publishers Mich- igan Tribune.
Yeo James IT, Veterinary Surgeon, Jackson.
Yeo & Cleveland (James H Yeo, Merritt N Cleveland), livery stable, Jackson.
Young Mrs J M, dressmaker, E Main. Zang George F, tailor, 17 N Jefferson.
Zang John, saloon, 30 E Main.
Zang Nicholas, saloon, W Canal.
Zang Peter, saloon, 16 Jefferson.
BAY CITY.
ITS INCEPTION AND PROGRESS.
Bay City, the county seat of Bay county, is situated near the mouth of the Saginaw river, at the head of the Saginaw bay, and is a most remarkable example of rapid . growth in a permanent direction. In IS37, Bay City was a hamlet, of but a half dozen buildings, of a temporary character. So late as 1859, the county of Bay was finally organ- ized out of territory detached from Saginaw and Midland counties, comprising within its boundaries a population as shown by the government census of 1860, of but 1, 519 souls, 700 of whom were residing in the vil- lage of lower Saginaw, or Bay City, which obtained its charter as a village in IS59.
At this time several saw mills had been established within the limits of the village, and upon the river banks contiguous to it. This industry combined with that of the manufacture of salt, has constantly increased, forming the foundation of that remarkable growth, which has culminated in giving to the city a population numbering in IS65, when the village was transformed by the Legislature into a city, of about 5,000 souls, which at the taking of the census of 18to had ircreased to 7.064, nearly doubling in the shecoding for years From the most relia- ble data obtainable, we feel justined in claim- ing for 1877, a population of between 17,000
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and 18,000. Unlike many other cities of rapid growth, its progress is still onward, and its increase of population so steady as to warrant the belief that the census of 18So will show Bay City to rank third among the cities of Michigan, in point of population.
The city occupies the east bank of the Saginaw river, extending over a distance of nearly five miles, north and south, by an average depth of nearly two miles, east and west, covering a tract of fully 5,000 acres.
The business portions of the city are sub- stantially built of brick. The public build- ings and business houses being of a character which are excelled by those of but few of the older cities of the nation, in point of architectural beauty, and imposing solidity. The private residences partake in a goodly degree of the same characteristics. The city was originally laid out with all the streets running at right angles to each other, a system which has been, adhered to in all subsequent additions of territory. The main avenues of the city are So and 100 feet in width, none of the streets being less than 60 feet, the blocks generally comprising twelve lots, of 50 feet by 100 feet each, an alley of 20 feet dividing the lots of each block. Several of the streets are improved with wooden pavement, the city owning the royalty of the Wycoff patent for paving, and having laid an aggregate of fully three miles of white cedar and pine blocks. The city is located on a plateau, high above the river level, affording ample drainage, as a result of which but few locali- ties in the state can boast of greater health- fulness, or lower death rate.
THE WATER WORKS.
The city is supplied with pure water, from the Saginaw Bay, four miles distant , by means of the Holly system of water works, the water reaching the pumps within the city limits by means of a conduit 30 inches in diameter, at an average depth of sixteen feet below the surface of the ground. It is then forced through 1812 miles of piping, traversing the streets of all the more thickly settled portions of the city ; 16,500 feet of thi, pipe being of iron, and about So,000 feet being of wood, strongly banded, a manu- factory of which is established in the city. The cost of the system has been about $350,- 000.00, which comprises the great bulk of the city's indebtedness, bouds having been issued having from fifteen to forty years to run from their date and bearing interest at 1 « rate of S per cent. per annum.
STREET TRANSIT ROAD.
A street raffroad, laid with T rail trav. erves nearly six miles of the water front of the city, operated by day with horses, and at night by a dummy engine transferring
cars from the Flint & Pere. Marquette Ry., and the Jackson & Lansing and Detroit branches of the Michigan Central R. R. to the various mills which line the river bank.
BRIDGES.
Three bridges connect Bay City with the villages of Wenona and Salzburg on the west bank of the Saginaw river, one of which is a railroad bridge built by the Michi- gan Central R. R. Co.
INDEBTEDNESS AND TAXATION.
The bonded indebtedness of the City at the close of 1876 approximated $421,000.00, divided as follows :
Schools $ 41 000 00
Water works 377 000 00
Other bonds 41 320 00
Total, $459 320 00
The assessment of city property for 1876 was : For real estate and personal, $1,718,- 175, while taxes were levied for city contin- gent, schools, highways, bonded interest and all other funds to the amount of $$8,000,00.
Assessments are made upon a supposed basis of one-fifth the cash value of the prop- erty, but unquestionably it is in fact more nearly one-eighth, which would show a true valuation of fully $13,000,000.00.
RELIGIOUS. INTERESTS.
The religious interests of the city are rep- resented by seventeen churches of the vari- ous denominations, . nearly all of which possess comfortable church edifices, while several of them boast of edifices which will vie with those of any city in the land.
SCHOOLS.
The schools of Bay City occupy seven school buildings, of which four are of brick, erected at a cost varying from $10,coo for the Ward schools to $75,000 for the High School building, the present valuation of school buildings being about 5135,000. The school census embraces 4,400 scholars, of which number about 2, Soo are in attendance on the schools. The expenses for the school year, embracing 1876-7 were $26,000.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The city enjoys the advantages of a public library of 5,500 volumes, belonging jointly to the Board of Education, and an associa- tion of citizens. Efforts are now being made for obtaining an act of incorporation. placing the library under the charge of trustees.
BANKS AND BANKING.
The city enjoys the financial benefits afforded by two National and two State chartered banky, with a combined capital of 5750,000, beside sarpius accumulations.
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SECRET AND OTHER SOCIETIES.
The secret societies of the city consist of three lodges F. & A. M., one chapter Royal Arch, and one commandery K. T. Masonry, with a membership of about 600. The Odd Fellows have six lodges and one encamp- ment : the Good Templars two lodges, while there are eighteen miscellaneous organiza- tions of a public and private character, beside Co. D. 3d Regiment State Troops.
POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
" The city is guarded by one chief of police and nine patrolmen. The city Recorder acts as Police Justice, and has jurisdiction over all offences in violation of the ordi- nances of the city. The fire department consists of four hose companies, controlling about 6,000 feet of hosc. The department consists of one chief engineer, with two assistants, one foreman, one driver, and five pipemen to each hose reel. The carts are handled by horses, and the department enjoys the advantages of 15 alarm boxes, connected with a complete system of Pond's patent fire telegraph.
MANUFACTURES.
The business of the city is at present prin- cipally confined to the manufacture of lumber and salt ; the mills of the city having cut, in 1876, 236,000,000 feet of lumber, while the product of salt reached 500,000 barrels. Other manufactures are rapidly being introduced into the city, which, with the development of the farming interests of a fertile, surrounding country, give to the. city fair prospects of a rapid and solid growth.
THE PRESS.
The press of the city consists of the Daily Evening Tribune (Ind., issuing a tri-weekly edition), the Weekly Chronicle (Rep.), Weekly Observer (Dem.), the Michigan Odd Fellow, semi-monthly ; the Lumberman's Gazette, weekly, and the " Growler," weekly, with no particular end or object.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abele FWV & Co, Wholesale Lumber Dealers, 70 Watson Block. (See adv.) Aldrich & Co, pumpmakers, Water bet roth and 11th.
Aldridge George, Druggist, cor 3d and Water.
Allan John, shoemaker, Water bet toth and 11th.
Altmark Abraham. Dealer in Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc, cor Center and Saginaw.
American Express Co, E B Watkins manag- er, cor Saginaw and 5th.
Andrews Nicolas, blacksmith, Saginaw bet 3d and 4th.
Anneke Emil, lawyer, Cranage Block.
Anneke & Wilkins, abstract office, Cranage Block.
Anscomb House, David Ribble proprietor, cor 3d and Washington.
Anthony Louis, clothing, 218 N Water.
Arnold Fred, bakery, cor Saginaw and 5th. Arnold Gottfried, baker. Water bet 6th and 7th Ashley Andrew J. grocer, cor 23d and Water. Astor House, D J Kennedy propr, cor Har- rison and S Center.
Atlantic Salt Works, Daniel A Marshall supt, n end city.
Aubry & Rivet, blacksmith, Saginaw s of 3d.
Ayrault, Smith & Co, proprs Northwestern
Gas and Water Pipe Works and Salt Mnfrs, cor Lord and Henry.
Babo Charles, grocer, cor 3d and Grant.
Bad River Boom Co, N B Bradley sec and treas, office Water foot 6th.
Bagley & Keer, restaurant, Water bet 3d and 4th.
Bailey Alfred, shoemaker, Saginaw bet 5th and Center.
Baker James H, barber, Globe Hotel.
Baldwin Lloyd M, manager L M Blanchard, cor Madison and Woodside ave.
Ballentine David, confectioner, Water bet 4th and 5th.
Bancroft F A & Co, dry goods, Opera House Block.
Barclay Jonathan S. Proprietor of Wolverton House, cor 3d and Water. (See adv.)
Barney Moses J, Bridge Hotel, cor Water and 23d.
Barney & Brother, livery, Saginaw bet 3d and 4th.
Barnutu Edwin H, lumber. Shearer Block.
Barse Wm H, insurance, Union Block. Bartlett O E & Co, grocer, Union Block.
Bascom Henry €. Guus. Fishing Tackle. Ammunition and Sportsmen's Sup- plies, Etc. 204 N Water.
Bassett Edward, real estate, Ico Water.
Bassett Wallace W, Books, Station- ery and News Dealer, 113 N Water.
Baumgarten Daniel, grocery, cor Center and Adams.
Bavarian Lager Beer Bottling Works. Nett & Partenfelder Proprietors, cor Water and 7th
Baxter Wm J, lumber, IS Munger.
Bay City Bank, capial $100,000, George Lewis pres, George If Young cash, cor Center and Saginaw.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Manufacturers of Paging Machines. Nos. 113 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
AND DEALERS IN Picture Frames, Albums, Stereoscopic Views, &c.
McEwan Block, 212 North Water Street, BAY CITY,
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Pictures Copied from Miniatures to Life Size Heads.
JOHN TENNANT. JAMES TENNANT. EDWIN PRYER. ABRAHAM BATES
TENNANT BRO'S. & CO.,
Stone Yard,
BAY CITY, MICHIGAN. MANUFACTURERS OF HAT POINT, LIGHT BROWN SAND STONE HURON COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
This quarry, of the purest building stone, is now in working order. BLOCK STONE IN PROMISCUOUS SIZES and DIMENSIONS ; also, RUBBLE STONE, for Cellar Walls, &c., to be furnished on short notice. Dealers in all kinds of STONE DOOR SILLS, STRES, WATER TABLES, LANDINGS, WINDOW SILLS and CMS, ASHEAR COPING and FLAGGING, Monuments and Bases, also all Orna- mental Work, done with neatness. OHIO BLUE FREE STONE, AMHERST and BEREA SAND STONE, always on hand. All orders promptly attended to. Derrick on dock for loading and unloading stone, machinery and other heavy goods.
Office and Dock, at the corner of Eighth and Water Streets.
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Bay City Bottling Works, Beebe & Braddock Proprietors, cor Harrison and 35th.
Bay City Brewery, Charles E Young Proprietor, cor Water and 22d. (See adv.) Bay City Bridge Co, C E Jennison pres, Isaac H Hill sec, office Jennison Block.
Bay City Chronicle, Arthur M Bir- ney Propr, Birney Block.
Bay City and Cleveland Trans- portation Co, R J Carney Manager, Water foot 6th.
Bay City Gas Light Co, James Clements sec and treas, Water bet 11th and 12th.
Bay City Iron Co, R F Ray pres, Justin Pond see, mnfr steam engines, etc, cor Ist and Madison.
Bay City Music Store, Melvin A Root Propr, 311 Center. (See adv.)
Bay City Observer, A McMillan & Co proprs, 120 N Water.
Bay City Street Railway Co, James Clements pres, James D Warner sec, office on Water bet 11th and 12th.
Beard Samuel, marble works, cor 3d and Washington.
Beaubien Theodore J, fancy goods, 105 N Water.
Beck Jacob, Upholsterer and Dealer in Furniture, 5th bet Saginaw and Water.
Beckwith Luther, lawyer, 7 Bank Block.
Beebe & Braddock, Root Beer Mnfrs, cor Harrison and 35th.
Belworthy Barto, tailor, Griswold Block.
Bennett Edwin T, Propr Lumberman's Gazette, Forsyth Block.
Bennett & Co, livery, 3d w of Washington.
Bensteine Herman, saloon, 3d bet Water and Saginaw.
Berger & Co, gunsmiths, 5th e Saginaw.
Bertch Louis, meat market, 112 Center.
Birney Arthur M, propr Bay City Chronicle and inland revenue collector, Birney Block.
Bissell Prosper D, grocer, Mercer nr Dolsen. Blackman F H & Co, clothing, 105 Center.
Blaisdell Mirama, Lawyer, I Watson Block.
Blanchard LaMotte, curtain roller mnfr, cor Madison and Woodside ave.
Bloomfield Charles J, bill poster Tribune office.
Board Water Works, Erastus L Dunbar sec, office Opera House Block.
Boethold George, saloon, Williams ..
Bogne John, Propr Globe Hotel, cor Water and 5th.
Boiteu George, shoemaker, Water bet 30thi and 31st.
Boiteu Henry A, boots and shoes, Water bet 30th and 31st.
Bouchard Israel S, boots and shoes, cor Har- rison and 31st.
Boucher Octavius, Custom Tailor, Renovator and Dyer, Water bet 3d and 4th. Bousefield & Co, Mnfrs Wooden Ware, Pails, Tubs, etc, cor Water and 34th.
Boutreuer Peter, saloon, 506 Campbell.
Braddock A C & Co, mnfr oars, sculls and poles, Water foot Fremont ave.
Braddock Charles S, insurance, 108 S WVater.
Bradley H M & Co, lumber and salt mnfrs, Water foot 9th.
Bradley N B, Trustee Lumber and Salt Mnfr, cor Water and 14th.
Brazzelton Louis N, barber, 122 N Water.
Breckler, Lewinstein & Co, dry goods, 206 N Water.
Breckler & Lewinstein, clothing, Roeuch Block.
Brewster Robert E, Dealer in Lum- ber, Logs, Shingles, Etc, 10 Watson Block. ( See adv.)
Bridge Hotel, M J Barney propr, cor Water and 23d.
Brooks John, lime kilns, Water foot of 22d. Brown Thomas & Bro, saloon, foot 3d.
Brunner Charles, groceries, cor Center and Saginaw.
Burr William H, Physician, IOS N Water.
Bush Octavius C, ice cream, cor 5th and Washington.
Campau Frank X, Dry Goods, No- tions, Gent.' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Etc, Astor House Block.
Campbell George, propr Campbell House, Water bet 3d and 4th.
Campbell & Tyler, grocers, 216 N Water.
Card Mrs Sarah A, milliner, McEwen Block.
Carman Sira, physician, 511 Campbell.
Carman S & Son, druggists, 511 Campbell.
Carney Mrs Mary, millinery, cor 5th and Washington.
Carney Richard J, Lumber Commis- sion Dealer and Mufr and Manager Bay City and Cleveland Transportation Co, Water foot of 6th.
Carney Thomas jr, planing mill, Water bet 1rth and 12th.
Carney William E, lumber inspector, Union Block.
Carriere Emiry, Mnfr Carriages, Wag- ons, Pike Poles, Peevy and General Black - smith, Water cor 24th.
Carroll John, saloon, Water s of 35th.
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Carroll William S, propr Carroll House, cor Harrison and 32d.
Carter & Brother, grocers, cor Mercer and Belinda, and cor Harrison and 31st.
Carter & Maltby, Wholesale Produce and Commission Merchants, Paine Block opp Frazer House.
Cathcart William A, insurance, 2 Shearer Block.
Catlin & Co, livery, Saginaw bet 4th and 5th. Central Hotel, Edward Taubert propr, cor 3d and Saginaw.
Champagne Thomas, barber, Water bet 3d and 4th.
Chapin J D & Co, log dealer, III Center.
Chapin & Barber, lumber and salt mnfrs, cor Water and Belinda.
Champion Richard, propr Quebec House, 735 S Water.
Chapman G P & B, lumber dealers, III Center.
Chapman, LaForge & Co (S Chapman, James LaForge, Wm Westover), dealers in lum- ber and logs, III Center.
Childes Isaac, shoemaker, 4th bet Water and Saginaw.
Clark Frank B, lawyer, Watson.
Clark James, carpet weaver, 701 Campbell. Clarke James, physician and drugs, Harrison bet 32d and 33d.
Clark William B. Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed, Etc, cor Van Buren and Ist.
Clements James, plumbing and gas fitting, Water bet rith and 12th.
Cobb George PP, Lawyer, Bank Block. Colburn Charles B. photographer, cor 3d and Saginaw.
Colburn Elizur J, photographer, Griswold.
Colburn Josiah N, painter, Washington s of 3d.
Colt Fatio, lawyer, S Cranage Block.
Coman Lucius S, druggist, 107 Center.
Conklin Bensen, meat market, cor 4th and Saginaw.
Conley Patrick, shoemaker, 629 S Water.
Conmey Thomas C, shoemaker, Water bet 6th and 7th.
Conroy Jolan, Ontario House, Saginaw bet 5th and Center.
Cooke & Co, dry goods, 205 and 207 Center. Cool J S & Son, furniture, 915 S Water.
Cooper Thomas J, manager W U Telegraph, 109 N Water.
Corey Lyon, Corey House, cor Water and Both.
Corson & Day, groceries, cor 3d and Monroe, Coryeon John, lime kiln, Water foot 22d.
Cottrell Charles B, insurance, Shearer Block.
Crable Ralph, insurance agent, 115 N Water.
Craft Will T, dining room, cor Center and Water.
Crampton William, Dealer in Drugs, Groceries, Notions, Etc, cor Harrison and 39th.
Crandell Frank, books, 209 Center.
Crawford W H & Co, general store, cor Mercer and Belinda.
Cueny Meinrad, saloon, cor Saginaw and Center.
Cumberland House, E D Hayes, propr, Wa- ter, bet Ist and 2d.
Cunning & Burton, Lime Mnfrs, Water, bet Ist and 2d. (See adv).
Curry Caleb M, sewing machine, Washington, bet 6th and Center.
Curry Daniel R, propr The Growler, Weekly, 208 Center.
Daluki John, shoemaker, Washington s of 3d.
Daniels Ludwig, merchant tailor, Paine Block.
Daniels Wm J, grocer, Jackson, bet 10th and 11th.
Davey Hugh, confectioner, Water, bet 7th and 8th.
Decorte Edward, hotel, 705 Campbell.
DeLaney D R, wagonmaker, cor 2d and Saginaw.
De Mars H & Co, grocers, cor Water and 17th. Denison Charles A, lawyer, 11 Watson Block.
Denison T Riley, coal, 303 Water.
Denkhaus Henry, saloon, 3d bet Water and Saginaw.
Detroit and Bay City R R, Frederick H. Lord, ticket agent, pass'g depot, cor Washington and Woodside ave ; George A Grant, freight agent, freight depot, cor Monroe and Woodside ave.
Detroit House, P Greul, propr, Saginaw bet Sth and 9th.
Develin Bernhard, confectioner, Harrison s of 31st.
Dolsen. Chapin & Co, Lumber and Salt Mnfrs, cor Water and Dolsen.
Dorian Frank, American House, cor Dolsen and Mercer.
Drake John, insurance, cor Center and Washington.
Drake Wm M, grocer, cor 4th and Water. Duck Elijah, grocer, cor Water and 13th.
Dunn Samuel, furniture, 3rd w of Washing- ton.
During Mrs Theodore, fancy goods, cor 3rd and Saginaw. Eastwood Joseph, clothing, 208 N Water.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Wholesale Stationers,
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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BAY CITY MUSIC STORE. M A. ROOT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Hazelton, Knabe and Hallett & Cumston Pianos, SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
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R. E. BREWSTER,
COMMISSION DEALER IN
Lumber, L
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SHINGLES AND LATH,
Office, No. 10, Watson Block, BAY CITY, MICH.
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M. SCHOTT.
J. P. LEROUX.
FRENCH CLOTHING HOUSE, --- OF ----- SCHOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fine Ready-Made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, &c. No. 106 North Water Street, BAY CITY, MICHIGAN.
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Lumber, Bath and Shingles.
DOORS, SASH, DRESSED FLOORING AND DRESSED SIDING.
Joist and Scantling, Square Timber, Fencing and Cedar Posts. Bridge, Car and Bill Timber furnished to Order. BAY CITY,
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Eddy & Co, hatters, cor Center and Water. Edwards G D & Co, clothing, 103 N Water. Eddy, Avery & Co, lumber and salt mnfrs, Water bet 10th and rith.
Ehrlich L & Co, dry goods, 108 N Water.
Eickemeyer Edward, builder, cor 6th and Adams.
Ellsworth & Son, produce dealers, Union Block.
Elmer Wm W, physician, 109 Center.
Emery John W, physican, cor Harrison and 39th.
Erwin Robert W, physician, cor 5th and Adams.
Evans Robert L, physician, McEwen Block. Feige Bros, furniture, Water, foot of Center. Feldman Jacob, butcher, cor Water and 7th. Ferguson Adam, grocer, cor Broadway and ISth.
Ferris A & Bro, Proprs Mansion House, Washington s of Ist. (See adv.) Ferris R & Bro, grocers, cor 3d and Monroe. Feyerabend Otto, saloon, cor Saginaw and 5th.
First National Bank. Capital $400,- ooo, Surplus $100,000 ; James Shearer Pres, Byron E Warren Cashier, cor Cen- ter and Washington.
Fisher Charles D, Postmaster and. Dealer in Confectionery, Cigars and To- bacco, cor Harrison and S Center.
Fitzhugh Charles C, Real Estate, Union Block.
Fitzhugh Daniel H jr, real estate, Union Block.
Fitzhugh Frank, real estate, Union Block.
Flax Mrs C, restaurant, Water bet 3d and 4th. Flint & Pere Marquette Railway, A Patri- arche freight and passenger agent, depot on Adams, Jefferson and 5th.
Flower Selden A, insurance agent, 108 S Water.
Folsom && Arnold, Lumber and Salt Mnfrs, cor Water and Johnson.
Foote P Y, auction and loan office, cor 3d and Washington.
Ford George, Machinist, Brass Founder and General Blacksmith, Water cor 2d. (See adv.)
Forest City House, C. Heinzmann propr, cor Washington and 6th.
Forsyth & Pierson, hardware, 223 and 225 N Water.
Fowler Eldridge M, lumber, log and timber dealer, III Center.
Fowler & Chapman, lumber and timber dealers, III Center.
Fox Benjamin, livery and sale stables, cor Saginaw and 5th.
Frank Ernst, tobacco, 122 N Water.
Frantz Charles, saloon, 117 N Water.
Fraser House, D J Sprague Propr, cor Water and Center.
Fraser Hugh A, wagonmaker, Water cor 22d.
Frazher Joseph, saloon, 906 Campbell.
Freeman & McHugh, lawyers, 17 Watson Block.
Freigberg Charles, tailor, 5th e of Saginaw. Fritz Jacob, Meat Market, Water bet 30th and 31st.
Fuller & Kearns, saloon, Park Block, Water. Gariepy Joseph P, physician, 310 N Water. Gates Edwin H, physician, cor 3d and Water.
Gates & Fay, lumber mnfrs, Water foot of 6th.
Gavort John, propr Jefferson House, cor 3d and Jefferson.
Gibson John J, photographer, Shearer Block. Giertz Ernst, meat market, Washington bet IIth and 12th.
Gilbert Harvey, physician, Cranage Block. Gilbert Lyman A L, sewing machines, Paine Block.
Gilson Andrew J, propr Everett House, cor Harrison and 32d.
Globe Hotel, John Bogue Propr, cor Water and 5th.
Glover & Denio, billiard saloon, Union Block
Goldberg Hemman, Dealer in Gro- ceries, Provisions, Cigars and Tobacco and Yankee Notions, cor Sth and Grant. Goodell Albert E, baker, 222 N Water.
Gordon Joseph, Vessel Agent, Vessels procured for Loads, and Loads procured for Vessels to all Points, Tugs and Light- ers always at Hand, S Watson Block.
Gordon & Goodrich, vessel agents, 5 Watson Block.
Grabowsky A & I, millinery, 113 Center. Grabowsky Solomon, jeweler, 113 Center. Grant George A, freight agent D & B CR
R, depot cor Monroe and Woodside ave. Gray James, printer, 206 Center.
Green Sanford M, judge probate, Court House.
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