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Nichols John, lumber and shingles. See Samuel M, carpenter.
Stockman Morris J, hardware.
Tilden Rev William L ( Methodist).
Wood Rev George W (Presbyterian). Wood James E, saddles and harness.
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CHARLOTTE.
Charlotte is a city of 3,000 inhabitants, situated in the center of the county of Eaton, one of the most flourishing counties in the State, of which it is the seat of justice. It is built upon a beautiful prairie skirted with woods, a lovely spot, and the
" Loveliest village of the plain."
The Grand Rapids Division of the Michigan Central R R, crosses the Chicago & Lake Huron R R, at this point, affording competition in traffic both east and west. No finer stores are to be found in any city of its size in the west, and its business nien are live, active and thriving.
Charlotte has 2 excellent hotels, 2 banks, 2 newspapers-the Republican and Leader- 5 churches, excellent school buildings, and some fine residences. In the manufacturing line it has two flouring mills, a large handie factory, which has also recently commenced upon an extensive scale the manufacturing of Willard's patent double stave barrels. The Charlotte Manufacturing Company. with a capital of $25,000, do an immense business in manufacturing staves. The Gip- son fanning mill is also made here. There
Culver Pago, Hoyne & Co., Wholesale Stationers,
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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are three foundries and machine shops, and three extensive planing mills and sash. door and blind factories. The city has also a valuable public circulating library, managed by an efficient board of directors, and gen- erously patronized by the people. The Eaton County Agricultural Society grounds are within the city. They are nicely ar- ranged and one of their most marked fea- tures is a grove of about ten acres through one corner of which flows Battle Creek river. The county jail, situated here, is the admira- tion of all who see it.
Charlotte became a city in 1871, and elected Hon. E. S. Lacey its first mayor, to whom it is much indebted for the excellence of its governmental regulations. During that year many public improvements were made, and the like have steadily increased to the present ' time. It has a steam fire department and one of Silsby's third size engines, and one of the most expensively uniformed and well trained cornet bands in the State.
No healthier place can be found and its inhabitants are moral and cultivated.
The Western Union Telegraph and Amer- ican Express furnish telegraph and express facilities. F. E. Leiter, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen Giles B, physician, Cochrane ave.
Atkins C M A, insurance and real estate Laurance ave.
Bailey B II & J .A, (Ephraim H and James A) Music and Books, 3 Laurance ave. Baird House, Albert O Barnes propr, s w cor Lovett and Cochrane ave.
Bateman Wn P, barber, Cochrane ave.
Baughman Adelbert D, dry goods, Coch- rane ave.
Baughman J & Co, (James Baughman, Henry L. Hawkins), blacksmiths, s s Lovett.
Belcher Frank S, Insurance, Loan and Real Estate, s s Laurance ave.
Belcher & Hleston, (John B Belcher, Alonzo Heston) boots and shoes, e s Cochrane ave.
Belger Matthew T, harnessmaker, e s Coch- rane ave.
Bolton & Stannard, (John H Bolton, Irvine C Stannard), Cigar Minirs, w s Cochrane ave.
Bonnett Wm J, bakery, Cochrane ave.
Brackett G E & Co, (George E and Reuben E Brackett) cigars and tobacco, Cochrane
Browsean & Clark, (Luke Brosseau, l'heron E Clark) Livery and Sale Stable, e s Cochrane ave.
Brown Charles H, register of deeds, Lau- rance ave.
Buck Oliver C, blacksmith, e s \ Cochrane ave.
Cassidy Hillery S, sewing machines, e s Cochrane ave.
Chappell Osman, Insurance, /Real Estate and Loan Office, No I Arcade Block. Charlotte Manufacturing Co, mnfrs staves and headings, E T Church pres, E S Lacey treas, L B Brockett sec, H S Arnold supt, junction M C and C & L HR R's.
Charlotte Republican, (weekly) Kendal Kittredge Propr, ne cor Lovett and Cochrane ave.
Cheney A M & Co, (Alonzo M Cheney, -- ), photographers, s e cor Lovett and Cochrane ave.
Church Earl T, grocer, Cochrane ave.
Clark Frank E, music teacher, Laurance ave. Collins George V, druggist, Cochrane ave. Collier Mrs Mary E, bakery, Laurance ave. Crosier S P & C, (Stephen P & Charles) boots and shoes, e s Cochrane ave.
Crout & Staudacher, (Joseph Crout, Theo- dore Staudacher) brewers, e s N Cochrane ave.
Culver & Kesler, carpenters, e s Cochrane ave.
Curtis & Bennett, (Jonathan J Cur. tis, Charles Bennett) Sash, Doors and Blinds, Seminary s C & L H Depot.
Dale Gilbert, livery, e s Cochrane ave.
DeLamater Wm HI, jeweler, Cochrane ave. Dunlap Robert, harnessmaker, n s Laurance ave.
Dunlap Wm, harnessmaker, e s Cochrane ave.
Dunn John, merchant tailor, n e cor Coch- rane and Laurance a"es.
Elms Frederick L, agricultural implements, n s Laurance ave.
First National Bank, J Musgrave pres, E S Lacey cashier, w s Cochrane ave.
Foote & Shriner. (Edward A Foote, Robert W Shriner) Lawyers, Laurance ave.
Foreman, Smith & Co, (George Foreman, Nelson L Smith, Parliamer M Thomas) hardware, n w cor Cochrane ave and Lovett.
Foster Charles, general store, w s Cochrane ave.
Foster Miss N E, miliiner, Laurance.
Foster G W & Bro, flouring mill, nr M CR R depot.
Fouts Jesse T, physician, Cochrane ave.
Green Albert H, paints and oils, Laurance ave.
D. A. ROSS & CO.,
70 Franklin Street. DETROIT. Ship Lumber to all Parts of the State.
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Green Joshua H, auctioneer, Cochrane ave. Green Mary E, physician, e s Cochrane ave. Green Salmon T, agricultural implements, e s Cochrane ave.
Green Theodorus D, real estate, Cochrane ave.
Grier Benjamin J, lumber, nr C & L H depot. Griffith Hosea W, marble yard, ss Lovett. Griffith John Q, meat market, Cochrane ave.
Grosscup ME G. Business College and Normal Institute, Cochrane ave.
Hafner Christian, carriagemaker, Lovett.
Hall Lucius J. carpenter, es N Cochrane ave. Harmon Jonathan C, flouring mill at M C
depot, flour and feed store e s Cochrane ave. Harrington Mrs Caroline, dressmaker, Main. Hart & Wismer, (Harvey J Hart, Charles L Wisner) Founders and Machia- ists, w s Bostwick ave.
Haslett J M & W A, (Joseph M and Wm A) general store, Cochrane ave.
Heilwag Henry W, saloon, es Cochrane ave. Heyman Manuel. Meat Market, e's Cochrane ave.
Hickman Gustin G, grocer, w s Cochrane ave.
Higby Pitt M & Co, (Pitt M Higby, Earl T Church) news depot, e s Cochrane ave.
Higby & Hudson, (Francis W Higby, Michael Hudson) dry goods, Cochrane ave.
Hickok Isaac E C, lawyer, Laurance ave.
Hooker Frank A, lawyer, s w cor Laurance and Cochrane aves.
Hunt Wm S, grocer, Cochrane ave.
Imus Mortimer D. Propr Valley House, opp M C R R Depot.
Isherwood Wm C, physician, e s Cochrane ave.
Jackle Jacob, gunsmith, e s Cochrane ave. Johnson Burwick, boarding house, w s Coch- rane ave.
Johnson, Robb & Houck, (Nathan A John- son, Marvin W Robb, Joseph M Houck) planing mill, nr C & L H depot.
Jones Rollin C, dry goods, e s Cochrane ave. Kauffman Peter, tailor, Cochrane ave.
Kinne Miss M, millinery, Cochrane ave.
Kittredge Kendal, Propr Charlotte Republican, Charlotte.
Lang Joseph, clothing, Cochrane ave.
Leiter Frederick E, postmaster and agent American Express Co, e s Cochrane ave. Levy John, clothing, Cochrane ave.
Light George F, boots and shoes, Cochrane ave.
Lockard Arthur M, harnessmaker, w s Coch- rane ave.
McCard Edward B, painter, Lovett. McCoy Orange, millinery, Cochrane ave.
Mccutcheon Isaac D, Judge of Pro- bate, Cochrane ave.
McDonald Homer S, druggist, Cochrane ave. McNeil Miss Jane, dressmaker, e s Cochrane ave.
McQuillin Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, n s Laurance ave.
McTaggart Royal, physician, w s Cochrane ave.
Manning Mrs Frank, millinery, ne cor Coch- rane and Laurance aves.
Maynard Albert O, barber, s w cor Coch- rane and Laurance aves.
Meaux Charles A, barber, e s Cochrane ave. Metsinger Wm, wines and liquors, e s Cochrane ave.
Michigan Double Stave Barrel
Co, H Willard, Pres ; Isaac Stevens, Treas ; J W H Smith, Sec, N Cochrane ave.
Mikesell Jerrie, grocer, Cochrane ave.
Mikesell Jose B, tobacco, etc, e s Cochrane ave.
Miller John A, Founder and Machinist, w s N Cochrane ave.
Miller Mathew, restaurant, opp M. C. R. R. depot.
Miller & Gray (James L Miller, George Gray), flour and feed, e s Cochrane ave. Mills & Culbertson (Charles H Mills, Byron J Culbertson), insurance and real estate, Cochrane ave.
Mitchell Miss M J, milliner, e s Cochrane ave.
Moore Andrew J, foundry, Charlotte.
Morton Mrs R, millinery, e s Cochrane ave. Munroe George, boots and shoes, Laurance ave.
Munson A H & Co (Amos H Munson, Lucius B Brockett), hardware, stoves and tinware, e s Cochrane ave.
Musgrave & Lacey (J Musgrave, ES Lacey), grain, dressed hogs, wool, and clover seed, on M. C. R. R. nr depot.
O'Bryon Wm, fish and fruit, e s Cochrane avc.
O'Neill Edward. saloon, e s Cochrane ave. Palmer Albert W, grocer, e s Cochrane ave. Palmer James D, saloon, e s Cochrane ave. Patterson Philo D, county clerk, n s Law- rance ave.
Peninsular House. J G White Propr, s w cor Seminary and Cochrane ave.
Pennington Henry F, lawyer, Cochrane ave. Persons George B, feed stable, n s Laurance aves.
Phillips Moreton S, dentist, Cochrane ave. Piper Charles J, produce deler, n e cor Cochrane ave and Loveit.
Ovid,
One of the Liveliest Little Cities in the State, furnishes its Quota of Customers for Sol. S. Bateson & Bro.
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Sewing Machine Sales
FOR 1875.
MACHINES
The Singer Manufacturing Company sold 249,852
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.,
103,740
Remington Sewing Machine Co., . 25,1IO
Howe Machine Co. (estimated). . 25,000
Weed Sewing Machine Co., . 21,993
Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
21,452
Grover & Baker S. M. Co. (estimated),
1 5,000
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., .
14,522
American B. H., &c., Sewing Machine Co., . 14,406
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co ..
14,262
Wilson Sewing Machine Co.,.
9,50$
Victor Sewing Machine Co., .
6,103
Florence Sewing Machine Co., .
4,892
J. E. Braunsdorff & Co., (ÆEtna),
1,447
Secor Sewing Machine Co., .
1,307
Mckay S. M. Ass'n. .
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THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO., No. 34 Union Square, New York.
Detroit Office, 70 Woodward Ave.
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Piper Wm, boots and shoes, Laurance ave. Powers George B, custom cutter, s w cor Laurance and Cochrane aves.
Pratt James M, boots and shoes, e s Coch- rane ave.
Prindle Uri, gunsmith, e s Cochrane ave.
Rand Gardner T, physician, s w cor Lau- rance and Cochrane aves.
Rand Warren HI, physician, s w cor Lau- rance and Cochrane aves.
Rauser John, saloon, Laurance ave.
Richardson John J, hats, caps and stationery, e s Cochrane ave.
Richardson Oliver P, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Planing Mill and Lumber Yard, w s N Cochrane ave.
Roberts Jacob, blacksmith, Charlotte.
Robinson & Worden (Samuel Robinson, estate of I W Worden), furniture, e s Cochrane ave.
Roe Mrs L J, hair goods, e s Cochrane ave. Sagendorph Daniel P, Attorney, Counselor at Law, and Solicitor in Chan- cery, office in Munson & Sagendorph's Arcade Block.
Salpaugh James B, barber, Cochrane ave.
Semon George, fruit and confectionery, e s Cochrane ave.
Shaw & Prindie (Henry A Shaw, Frank L Prindle), Lawyers, Cochrane ave. Shepherd James, dry goods, Cochrane ave.
Shepherd L & E, (Leroy and Elisha), general store, Cochrane ave.
Sherwood House, George W Sherwood Propr, s e cor Cochrane and Laurance aves.
Shuler Bros, (Oliver P and Daniel W), druggists, e s Cochrane ave.
Sleater Silas W, physician, Cochrane ave.
Smith George M, cabinetmaker, n s Lau- rance ave.
Smith Lewis O, Abstracts of Titles, Laurance ave.
Snell LA, physician, e s Cochrane ave.
Snider Edwin R, carriage repairer, s e cor Cochrane ave and Charlotte.
Soyler & Co, (James Soyler, -), auction and commission, n s Laurance ave.
Spaulding Bros, (George and Frank), grocers, Cochrane ave.
Squier George W, county treasurer, Lau- rance ave.
Strong Isaac M. Dry Goods, s w cor Laurance and Cochrane aves.
The Charlotte Leader, (weekly), Frank A Ellis propr, 38 Cochrane ave.
Thomas Mrs Frank, hair goods, e s Cochrane ave.
Thompson Charles G, ice dealer, Sheldon.
Thompson Miss Nora, dressmaker, e s Coch- rane ave.
Tracy Edmund $, Justice of the Peace and Lawyer, Cochrane ave.
Thrift John N, watches and jewelry, Coch- rane ave.
Valley House, Mortimer D Imus propr, opp G R R R depot.
Vanzile David M, boots and shoes, Cochrane ave.
Ward & Dolson, (George Ward, John L Dolson), Carriage Mnfrs, n s Seminary. Warren Benajah .B, real estate and insurance, s w cor Laurance and Cochrane aves.
Webber Dyer F, justice of the peace, Coch- rane ave.
Weil Henry, Toys and Fancy Goods, e s Cochrane ave.
Whalen Abel J, photographer, es Cochrane ave.
White John S, meat market, e s Cochrane ave White John S sr, meat market, e s Cochrane ave.
Winslow Augustus B, dentist, s w cor Lau- rance and Cochrane aves.
CHASE.
The former county seat of Lake county, is a village of 200 inhabitants, situated on the Marqnette river and on the F. & P. M. R'y. It is 12 miles east of Baldwin City, the county seat, 40 east of Ludington, and 148 from Detroit. Chase was first settled in 1860, and contains 2 saw mills, a Congre- gational church, and a good public school. The country around comprises fine beach and maple lands, adopted to the usual grain and root crops of northern Michigan. Innber, shingles and some farm products are shipped. Mail, daily. N. Clark, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brown Harmon & Sons, sawmill and gen- eral store.
Brown John, hotel propr and express agent. Camp Rev W L (Congregational).
Gildart Wm B, lawyer.
Hall Rev - (Methodist ). 4 Joiner C W & Son, general store and saw mill.
Messenger William, blacksmith.
Mullen S F, Boots and Shoes.
CHEBOYGAN.
The county seat of Cheboygan county, is situated on the south shore of the straits of Mackinac, at the mouth of the Cheboygan river, where there is a good harbor and steam . boat dock. The river is spanned by a draw.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Counting House Stationers,
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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bridge, and by slack water, by means of a lock having a rise of 10 feet, is made navigable for over 30 miles, connecting Mullet and Burt lakes with the straits of Mackinac. It will be the northern terminus of the J. L. & S. R. R. when the latter is completed, and will no doubt become a place of considera- ble importance The first settlement was made here in 1846, and the place incorpora- ted in'1871. Present population about 2,500. It has 6 sawmills, cutting annually 50,000,- 000 feet of lumber, 2 shingle mills, I foun- dry and machine shop, I planing mill, I furniture factory, I grist mill, and I handle factory. There are 3 handsome churches, a $10,000 Union school building, several hotels -the Spencer House being the principal one. Two weekly newspapers-the Che- boygan Free Press and the Northern Tri- bune-are published. Lumber, lath, shin- gles, broom handles, hemlock extract, and fish are shipped. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, McClure & Co.'s. Mail, tri-weekly. A boat during the season of navigation plies between Cheboygan and Mackinac. Che- boygan is becoming one of the most fashion-
able summer resorts on the lakes. Calvin A. Brace, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Amiot Henry, ship carpenter.
Barclay & Mattoon, lumber mnfrs, 312 miles up river.
Bell George W, Lawyer and Abstract Office.
Bellant Charles, general store.
Bentley & Brown, publishers Cheboygan Free Press.
Benton House, F Gallagher manager.
Brace Calvin A, Postmaster, Books - and Stationery.
Brannack Charles, cooper.
Brown James J, lawyer and editor Free Press. Bullen & Nelson, Lumber Minfrs. Burn John Martin, boots and shoes.
Burns Joseph, Grocer, Wines and Liquors, and Restaurant.
Chandler, Win, Editor Northern Tri- bune.
Cheboygan Free Press, Bentley & Brown publishers.
Cheboygan Slack Water Navi- gation Co, Chas R Smith Sec & Treas.
FOR THE BEST
TUBULAR WELLS
Now in use, address R. G. MARCY,
FORT WAYNE, - -
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Patented Feb. 22nd, 1876. GOOD WELLS WARRANTED, or no pay required. NEW PROCESS: We go through Rock, Quicksand, or any difficulty. STATE and COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
PHILLIPS HOUSE,
C. C. GREEN, Proprietor,
DATION,
OHIO.
The only first-class $2.00-a-day House in the City.
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Clark Oliver, blacksmith. Cooper & Clark, stoves and tinware.
Cueny Josepla J, Grocer, Baker and Dealer in Crockery, Flour and Feed.
Curtis Asa L, dentist.
Decent Peter, shoemaker.
Divine Wm, livery and billiards.
Farmer Charles, boots and shoes.
Farr Charles W, Manager W U Tel Co, and Agent McClure & Co's Express. Farrell Schuylar, tinner.
Fexer Andrew, jeweler.
Fountain House, Mrs S A Smart propr. Gallagher Francis, manager Benton House. Gallagher & McDonald, Grocers.
Gerow Arthur M, M D, druggist. Goulden John, liquors, lime, plaster, etc. Grannack Charles, cooper.
Hall James F, hardware. Hayes Wm C, blacksmith.
Hetherington Mrs Alice, hotel ..
Hoppock Emery S, billiard hall.
Hoppock Murray J, saloon.
Howell & Co, shingle mnrfs, 3 miles up river. Huckins Isaac S, jeweler.
Huckins Mrs I S, millinery.
Humphrey Watts S, lawyer.
Humphrey & McAuley, forwarding and com- mission.
Kelly Mathew, shoemaker.
Kelly Win II, Barber and Hair Goods, cor Main and 3rd.
Kesseler & Moore, gents' furnishings.
King & Widrig, proprs Cheboygan planing mill company.
Langdon George P, flour and feed.
Lathrop Porter M, general store.
Lathrop & Buckley, broom handle mnfrs. Le Gault Stanislaus, General Store. Lynn C F & W A, meat market.
McArthur, Smith & Co, Mnfrs Lumber, Flour Feed and General Store, Main.
McDonald Wm F, saloon.
Mckay Angus, dept collector of customs. Maloney James, saloon.
Mauitby Wmi HI. County Treasurer. Metivier Medard, County Clerk and Register.
Mulvaugh John C, harnessmaker.
Nelson & Bullen, general store. Newton A P & Co, general store.
Newton, Ellis & Co, hemlock extract mnfrs, Mullet lake.
Niepoth Sebastian, Groceries and Provisions, and Fancy Goods.
Northern Tribune, W Chandler Edi- tor and Publisher.
O'Connor Michael, saloon.
l'aquette George, sheriff.
Pellenz Joseph, carriagemaker. Perrin Thomas A, physician. Perrin Bros, druggists. Perry & Watson, founderstand machinists.
Pommier Francis J, Physician and Surgeon.
Post & Van Arsdale, hardware ..
Ritchot Mrs Hedwig, dressmakers.
Rogers Mrs A J, millinery.
Rollo G D V & Co, bankers and insur- ance.
Rosenbland Charles J, tailor.
Seaman Sisters, dressmakers.
Smart Mrs Susan A, hotel.
Smith Charles R, lumber mnfr.
Smith Thomas, lumber mnfr and general store, Duncan City.
Spencer House, Wm Spencer Pro- prietor.
Spencer WIR, Propr Spencer House.
Spiller E && Co, Furniture and Under. takers. Spooner Joseph, meat market.
Sutton Joshua P, justice of the peace and insurance.
Todd Henry J A, confectioner.
Tuttle Ephraim, harnessmaker.
Tuttle James H, furniture.
Watson Charles A, photographer. Wertheimer Morris, dry goods.
Wharton & Ratigan, Wagon and Carriage Makers, and General Black- smiths.
CHELSEA.
This village is situated on the M. C. R. R., 17 miles west of Ann Arbor, 21 east of Jackson, and 56 west of Detroit. It is in the township of Sylvan, Washtenaw county, in a fine region of farming country, of which wheat is the staple. It has no water power, but manufacturing is fairly represen- ted by a foundry and machine shop, a large brick and tile factory, a planing mill, a bar- rel and stave factory, a cider mill, a pump factory, a marble factory, a carriage shop and some others. There are five church buildings, representing the Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Lutheran and Methodist denominations. A Union school, under the management of Prof. J. K. Davis and 5 as- sistants, is in successful operation. The Herald, a weekly newspaper, under the management of A. Allison, is published here. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail daily. George J. Crowell, postmaster.
"Exclusive Merchant Tailors,' " SOL. S. BATESON & BRO. DETROIT, MICH.
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Allison Andrew, propr Chelsea Herald. Bach John, meat market.
Barlow Cyrenus S, grocer.
Barttell Peter, tailor.
Bates Norman, Meat market.
Beissel John B, cooper, grocer and saloon. Blackney Asa, merchant tailor.
Boulte Eugene, jeweler.
Boyd Merritt M, wagonmaker.
Bush Mortimer W. Dentist.
Cathcart John W, Watchmaker, Jeweler, Engraver and Practical Optician. Chelsea Mouse, Henry G Hoag, Propr. (See adv).
Choate Wm E, physician.
Congdon Albert & Co, (Albert Congdon, Michael J Noyes, Reuben Kempf), gene- ral store.
Durand J E & Co, (John E Durand, Lewis Wynans), druggists.
Durand & Holmes, (Aaron Durand, Har- mon Holmes), general store.
Fuller Eugene C, barber.
Gilbert & Crowell, (James L Gilbert, George Crowell), general store.
Girbach Fred, saloon.
Glazier George P, banker.
Glazier & Armstrong, (George P Glazier, Rolla Armstrong), drugs and groceries.
Gulde Andrew, saloon.
Hamilton James, barber.
Harrington Bros, (Sidney D and James F), House, Sign, Carriage and Or- namental Painters.
Hong Henry G, Propr Chelsea House. (See adv).
Ilunter Mrs Emma, meat market.
Kempf, Beacon & Co, (Charles H Kempf, Reuben Kempf and George Beacon), lum- ber dealers.
Kempf K & Bro, (Reuben and Charles H), bankers.
Klein Christ, saloon.
Laird Charles S, boots and shoes.
Leach Thomas L, boots and shoes.
Leach T & Co, (Thomas Leach jr, Thomas Wilkinson, Wm Morris), boots and shoes.
McCune Timothy, propr McCune House.
McNamara Edward, boots and shoes.
McNamara Frank, saloon.
McNamara Michael W, tinware.
McStay George, founder and machinist.
Martin Wm, agent M C R R .-
Mast George, blacksmith.
Robertson George A, physician.
Schnaitman Daniel J, agent W U Tele- graph.
Shaver Ernest E, Photographer.
Shaw Thomas, physician.
Sherry Hugh, harness mnfr.
Slattery Rev T J, (Catholic).
Steinbach Charles, harness mnfr.
Stoffan F & Bro, (Frank and Michael), planing and cider mill.
Thatcher & Chipman. (Orrin Thatcher and Low Chipman), brick mnfrs.
Tichenor Leander, boots and shoes.
Tichenor & Durand, (Charles Tichenor and Joseph Durand), grocers.
Turnbull George W, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Tuttle Benjamin F, farm implements.
Vogel Fred, wagon mnfr.
Vogel Israel, blacksmith.
Wilkinson Thomas, general store.
Wood Bros & Co, (James P and Henry L Wood, Loron Babcock), grocers.
Woodruff Mrs Maria M, millinery.
Woods & Knapp, (Herman M Woods, Wm J Knapp), hardware.
Wright George E, D DS, Dentist.
CHEMUNGVILLE.
Livingston county. (See Oak Grove).
Chelsea House,
A1. 9. Hloag, Proprietor,
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Good Sample Rooms on First Floor. This House is located in the busi- ness portion of the town, convenient to the Depot. Rates Reasonable.
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CHESANING.
A flourishing lumbering village on the Shiawassee river, also a station on the Sagi- naw division of the M C R R, in Chesaning township, Saginaw county, 15 miles north of Owosso, 21 south of Saginaw and 100 from Detroit. The river affords good water power at this point. A grist mill, saw mill, shingle and planing mill and a stave factory comprise the industries. There are three churches, Methodist, Lutheran and Evange- lical, and two public schools. The sur- rounding country is largely devoted to agri- culture, the timber having been cleared off for a circuit of 10 to 12 miles, the soil is a sandy loam and is very productive. Lumber, staves, hoops, grain and general farm pro- ducts are shipped away. Incorporated as a village IS71. Population about 1000. Tele- graph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail daily. Thomas L. Greene, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ackley & Son, (James and George), black- smiths.
Austin Mrs Joseph J, millinery.
Belden Austin A, sawmill, 3 miles east.
Belden A A & Co, (Austin A Belden, De Witt M Allen), Shingle and Planing Mill, Mnfrs Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Bentley Henry J, general store.
Cantwell Alice and Mary, millinery.
Carrier James A, jeweler.
Chapman Bros, (Wm H H and George L), general store.
Chesaning House, John T Gleason, propr.
Christian Amasa C, saloon.
Coombs John C, lumber.
Cummins Daniel, grocer.
Cutting Henley, hotel and livery.
Dredge Wm P, harnessmaker.
Eldred Joseph N, druggist.
Fraser Wm A, lawyer. Garside Augustus M, station agent.
Goetzen Wm, tailor.
Goodale, Campbell & Co, stave factory.
Goodale Solomon, justice of the peace.
Gould P & Son, (Philetius & Frank P) gen- eral store.
Greene Thomas L, general store.
Griswold & Co, (John B Griswold, Joseph J Austin) hardware.
Hayne & Son, (Edward and Wm H) boots and shoes.
Hewitt Edwin C, blacksmith.
Homer Llewellyn, saloon.
Iloney John, photographer.
Hopkins & Son, ( Harvey J, Chester W) hard- ware.
Isbell & Shank, (Nelson G Isbell, Hulbert Shank) flouring mill.
Johnstone James J E, lawyer.
Jones Henry, Blacksmith.
Jones Samuel, barber,
Lorraway H W & Co, (Henry W Lorraway, Lysander W Evarts) general store.
Manning Joseph W, grocer.
Moessner Christian, grocer and shoemaker.
Monaghan Edward, wagonmaker.
Nason, Gould & Co, (Robert -H Nason, David Gould, Edwin A Todd) lumber mnfrs.
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