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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bluebeard G H, hotel propr.
Cary Chester, physician.
Chapman H W, station agent.
Churchill A, wagonmaker.
Congdon I II, General Store.
Elliott & Co, flouring mill.
Fox A W, planing mill.
Hollenbeck J, general store and grain dealer.
Lawrence D J, General Store.
Miller O J. hotel propr.
Richards Brothers, sawmill.
Swayze E S, general store.
Whipple W W, General Store.
COLUMBUS.
A postoffice in Columbus township, St. Clair county, 18 miles southwest of Port Huron, the county seat, 3 miles east of Ridgeway station, on the Grand Trunk rail- way, and 40 from Detroit. The country hereabouts is level and sandy, but produces good crops of wheat, oats and hay. Colum- bus is located on the Belle river, has a grist mill and a saw mill, and ships corn, wheat, oats and fruit. Mail, tri-weekly. Ira P. Burk, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burk Ira P. Carriage Maker.
Crandell Rev Reuben (Adventist). Granger George, justice of the peace. Grinell Peter, miller and lumberman. Hunt Rev Ward J (Congregational).
COMMERCE.
Located in the township of Commerce, Oakland county, is a villige of some 350 in habitants. It lies on the stage route between Pontiac and Milford, 12 miles west of Pontiac, and 6 east of Milford, the nearest
The Latest Designs
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railroad point. Distance to Detroit 33 miles. The surrounding country is chiefly devoted to agriculture. The Huron river affords water power for a grist mill and cider mill. The churches are Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist. Mail, daily. T. B. Kennedy, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Crippin Rev J W, (Methodist). . Darling Thomas, architect. Goodwillie Rev D H ( Unitarian).
Kelly J W, physician.
Kennedy T B, general store.
Lowry G W, physician.
McIntosh Rev, { Baptist).
Wix William, General Store.
COMSTOCK.
A small village and station on the Main line of the M. C. R. R., in Comstock town- ship, Kalamazoo county, 4 miles . east of Kalamazoo, and 140 due west of Detroit. Comstock creek which empties into the Kalamazoo river at this point, furnishes very good water; power. The country ad- joining is well cultivated, and produces grain of all kinds, and fruits. Among the improvements are 2 flouring mills, a Novelty works, 2 churches and I hotel. Settled, 1829. Population, 200. Shipments, flour and castings. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail, daily, east and west. J. Loveland, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott Rev, (Presbyterian).
Baldwin W W, hotel propr and express agent,
Dunbar G E & Co, flouring mills.
Fisher, Loveland & Fisher, Flour- ing Mills.
Loveland O G, station agent.
Pees P A, iron mnfr. White Rev J D ( Methodist).
CONCORD.
A village on the M. C. R. R. Air line, in the township of Concord, Jackson county. The village is on the Kalamazoo river, which furnishes good water power. The country surrounding Concord is unexcelled for farm- ing purposes, and wheat, wool and live stock are shipped in large quantities. The place was first settled in 1833, and incor- [w rated as a village in 1871. There are 4 churches, Baptist, Universalist, Methodist and Presbyterian, also a public school. Pop-
ulation about 600. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. James M. Dodge, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker & Paddock (Arthur MI Baker, George Paddock), groceries.
Baldwin C A, physician.
Beebe H & M (Helen and Mary), dress- makers.
Caswell & Smith (Leonard Caswell and Chancy S Smith), hardware.
Colwell Eugene F, druggist.
Dodge James M, Justice of the Peace.
Eckart Emma, millinery.
French George S, boots and shoes.
Gaylord G Case, jeweler.
Hamilton Rev S L ( Methodist).
Hauser & Bell (John Hauser and
Joseph Bell), Carriage and Wagon Mnfrs and Blacksmiths.
Hodge George F, restaurant.
Hungerford Charles M, propr National Hotel.
Hungerford George H. Harnessmak- er Repairer and Dealer in all Kinds of Sad- dlery Goods.
Hungerford Russell H, lumber dealer.
Hutchison Samuel C, agent American Ex- press Co.
Johnson Wm, dentist.
Keeler Wm N, physician.
Keeler & Hungerford ( Lewis Keeler and Edwin C Hungerford), druggists and gro- cers.
Lyman Wm C, boots and shoes.
Meagan Rev J W (Baptist).
Merrifield Rev J ( Univeralist).
Parmeter Jesse L, physician.
Piper & Canning (Wm J Piper, John Can- ning), saloon.
Quick Calvin P ( Presbyterian). Root & Severance (Charles Rood and Wallace Severance), Mnfrs and Deal- ers in Boots and Shoes.
Schoen Frank J, Agt M C R R and W U Tel Co.
Smalley Bros (Lewis, Jacob and Newton), flour mills.
Sinhley G A & Son (George A Sr and George A Jr). Stoves, Hardware and House Furnishing Goods.
Stoddard Wm, general store. VanScooter Edward F, blacksmith.
Vinecore W H, flour mill.
Weston Nile, carpenter.
Wetmore & Co (Henry A Wetmore, M E Wetmore), bankers.
D. A. ROSS & CO., PLANING MILL. 70 Franklin Street, Detroit.
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Wetmore & Parldock (Henry A Wetmore and Albert J Paddock), general store and proprs Concord News.
Wildt J F & Bro (Jacob F and Wm M), butchers.
CONDIT.
A station on the Lansing branch of the L. S. & M. S. Ry., 4 miles south of Albion. It is in Albion township, Calhoun county, and has no postoffice.
CONGER.
A station on the G. R. & I. R. R .. 3 miles above Howard City, and 38 north of Grand Rapids. It is in the northwestern corner of Montcalm county.
CONNER'S CREEK.
A small settlement on the Gratiot road. 6 miles northeast of Detroit. It is in the township of Grosse Point, Wayne county, and takes its name from a small stream which flows into the Detroit river just above the city of Detroit, at the crossing of which stream it is situated. The locality was first settled about 1832. (For business directory see index to names received too late for in- sertion in proper place).
CONSTANTINE.
One of the oldest villages in southern Michigan, is situated at the confluence of the Fawn and St. Joseph rivers, in the south- western part of St. Joseph county. It is a station on the Kalamazoo division of the L. S. & M. S. railway, 4 miles north of White Pigeon, 8 south of Three Rivers, and 10 southwest of Centreville, the county seat. The settlement was begun in 182S, and the village, which is incorporated, now claims a population of 2000. The surrounding country is fine, and the general features of the town are very good. Both rivers furnish excellent water power, that of the St. Joseph being equal to any in the state. The present manufactories are two flour mills, a saw mill, a furniture and a chair factory, a foundry and machine shop, and two carriage and wagon shops. One of the finest school houses of . southwestern Michigan may be seen here. It cost some $32,000, and gives employment to one principal and 6 assistant teachers. The other public buildings are 4 churches, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lu-
theran and Reform. There are two good hotels and 2 newspapers, The Weekly Four- nal, Wm. A. DeGroot & Co., publishers, and the St. Joseph County Advocate, of which L. T. Hull has been editor and pro- prietor for over a quarter of a century. Express, United States. Telegraph, Wes- tern Union. Mail, daily. T. H. Calam, postmaster.
- BUSINESS DIRECTORY-
Bancker Mrs Caroline C, millinery. Barnum John C, livery.
Barry Charles H jr, cashier Farmers Na. tional Bank.
Bates Orsemus M, jeweler.
Beardslee Rev J W, (Reform).
Bonebright & French, ( Joseph R Bonebright, Albert C French), sawmill.
Borst Henry A, cooper.
Calam Findil ME. Postmaster and Deal- er in Books and Stationery.
Castle Bros, (David M, and Samuel N), agricultural implements.
Coffinberry Selathil C, lawyer.
Constantine House, C A Field Propr.
Crossette Franklin M, Grocer and Druggist.
Crossette George I, pres First National Bank.
Cotherman S & Co, (Simon Cotherman, Samuel Harvey, John Gregg), carriage mnfrs.
Cox Mrs Mary, fancy goods.
Creager Jasper M, saloon. Culp Samuel C, physician.
Daniels John, cooper.
Darling Thomas, saloon.
DeGroot Win A & Co, (Wm A De- Groot, George C Everding), Publishers of the Weekly Journal. (See adv.)
Doolittle Clinton, harnessmaker. Drake Jonathan P, meat market.
Drake Ransom S, painter.
Dunlap Robert L, millinery. Dutch George, blacksmith.
Eacker & Barry. (John H Eacker, Charles H Barry), general store.
Easterbrook Edwin B, harnessmaker.
Easterbrook & Thomas, (Win Easterbrook, Joel N Thomas), boots and shoes.
Edwards & Harwood, (James Edwards, Oli- ver Harwood), lunber and gristmill. Eldridge Horace E, furniture.
Farmers National Bank, Milo Powell pres, Charles Il Barry jr cashier.
Field Chester A, Propr Constantine House. First National Bank, George I Croisette pres, R Hlaslett cashier.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Printers.
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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Frazier Daniel E, Propr Commercial Flouring Mill.
French Levi B, lawyer.
George & Tweedale (Abraham B. George, Alexander Tweedale), Founders and Machinists and Mnfrs Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Gladding John P. Books and Sta- tionery.
Harrison David J, Cigar Mnfr. (See adv).
Harvey J Mark, saloon. Haslett Peter, cash First National Bank.
Hasiett & Gladding (Charles M Haslett, Benjamin O Gladding) druggists.
Hawkins Thomas, blacksmith.
Heisel Gottlieb, saloon.
Henry Wm, jeweler.
Heywood & Francisco ( Wm Heywood, George Francisco), furniture.
Hill Nicholas, druggist.
Hoselton & George (James P Hoselton, Samuel E George), hardware.
Howser Eli, clothing.
Bull Levi T, Propr St. Joseph County Advertiser. (See adv).
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
At CONSTANTINE, St. Joseph Co., MICHIGAN.
The Journal is the Leading Paper of the County. It is one of the best mediums for Advertising in this section of the country. JOB PRINTING in all its branches, done cheaply, promptly and satisfactorily.
WILLIAM A. DEGROOT, GEORGE C. EVERDING. 1 WILLIAM A. DeGROOT & CO., Proprietors.
DAVID J. HARRISON,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
CONSTANTINE, MICH.
St. Joseph County Advertiser AND CONSTANTINE WEEKLY MERCURY, CONSTANTINE, - - MICHIGAN.
Established in February, 1815 ; has been continuously published since that date. Has the largest curulation of any paper published in St. Joseph county. The office is supplied with a cylinder and two u'fer power presses, and a large stock of the latest varieties of type for Job Printing. JOB PRINTING neatly and promptly done, and at reasonable prices.
L. T. HULL, Publisher and Proprietor.
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Jones & Harvey (John H Jones, Wm. W. Harvey), hardware.
Kahn Nathan B, clothing.
Marekner Andrew J, Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Kingsbury Burton H, dentist. Knowien Fred W, insurance.
Langley Thomas C, general store. Lee Rev G D (Methodist).
London Robert C, carriagemaker.
Lovelace & Strong (Charles D Lovelace, Frank L Strong), barbers.
Luther Allen M, general store.
McKenny James W, agent L S & M S Ry, and W U Tel Co.
Marden & Rossman (Wm J. Marden, Wm. Rossman), mnfrs harness oil and soap.
Melcher Michael A, clothing.
Modie Wm W, blacksmith.
Offinger George, bakery and restaurant.
O'Hara George W, jeweler.
Parry Rev Thomas ( Presbyterian).
Patterson Wm, machinist.
Pidgeon & Harvey (Henry Pidgeon, Henry Harvey), meat market. Powell Milo, Pres Farmers National Bank. Radley Samuel D, physician.
Raup Rev G A ( Lutheran). Reddy Russell W, Cooper.
Rembe Jacob, restaurant. Riley Henry H, lawyer.
Roberts & Davey (Henry. Roberts, Wm Davey), merchant tailors.
Rockwell Samuel C, justice of the peace.
Boot Menry E, Propr Wells House.
St Josepha County Advertiser, (Weekly), L T Hull, Propr. (See adv.) Simons John W, general store.
Stitzel Wm, saloon.
Stimson Wm F, photographer.
Strohm George H, barber.
Taylor Stillman L, lawyer. Thomas Daniel, physician.
Weekly Journal The. Wm A De Groot & Co, Publishers. (See adv.)
Wells House, Henry E Root Propr, Henry L Root Manager.
Wells & Calam, (John M Wells, Tindal HI Calam), general store.
Wilson David E, grocer.
Young O H & Co, (Oscar HI Young, Andrew W Morrison), druggists and agents, U S Ex Co.
CONVIS CENTER.
postoffice in the town of Convis, Cal. houn county, 8 miles north of Marshall, on the Olivet road, and 5 miles southeast of
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Bellevue, its nearest railroad point, though shipments are usually made via Marshall. The country is rolling, with a sandy soil, and produces abundantly of apples, wheat, pota- toes, corn ard oats. There is an hotel, a saw mill and an Advent church at the Cen- ter. (See index to places received too late for insertion in proper place).
COOK'S STATION. Newaygo county. (See Woodville).
COOPER.
Also known as Cooper's Corners, a village and station on the G R & I R R, in Cooper township, Kalamazoo county, 6 miles north of Kalamazoo and 150 from Detroit. The village was settled in IS35 and claims 300 inhabitants. It has two churches, Congre- gational and Methodist. Wheat, pork and apples are the staple shipments. Mail, daily. Levi Smiith, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
De Yoe E P, cider and vinegar innfr.
Fisher Levi B, farm implements.
Hoag Rev G W, ( Methodist). Marshall Edward, blacksmith. Sherman F W, homco. physician. Smith Levi, general store.
Wickwire George, wagonmaker.
Young Woodville, homco, physician.
COOPERSVILLE.
A village of some 500 inhabitants on the Detroit and Milwaukee R. R., midway be- tween Grand Rapids and Grand Haven, being about 15 miles from either place. It has a steam saw and grist mill, a tannery and several hotelsand stores. It is the ceu- ter of a fine fruit growing district, and ships largely of strawberries and other fruits. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail daily. Joseph Brown, . postmaster,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Austin John J, physician.
Brown Daniel D, furniture. Cleland Daniel, grocer.
Cloud James N, Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
Crossmon Henry C, spoke mnfr. Durhum E A, barber. Durham James E, barber. Durham Philander, grocer.
In Domestic Goods
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Pure P.uv C C, (Wesleyan). Farr George A, lawyer. Fisk Geo W, wagonmaker. Gitchill C S, (Free Methodist). Glass John B, blacksmith,
Graham Robert, saloon.
Hermance John IN, Saw and Grist Mill.
Lillie Roswell, lawyer and justice of the peace.
Marshall Simeon R, wagonmaker.
Mead Charles E, Boot and Shoe Maker. National Hotel, T M Reed Propr, cor Main and Pine.
Parker L & Sons, hardware.
Pierce Cornelius L., grocer and agent Ameri- can Express.
Phelps Jerome B, tanner and currier.
Phelps Mary J, milliner.
Reed Theophilus ME, Propr Nation- al Motel, cor Main and Pine. Reed -- , livery and sale stable.
Root George L, harnessmaker. Sheldon George W, physician. Smith Charles, propr Temperance House. Smith Mrs C C, millinery. Smith Frederick D, physician. Aquier Chas, General Store.
Thompson Irving J, blacksmith.
Treat B F, dentist and photographer.
Treloar Samuel J, blacksmith.
Watson George, saloon.
Watson W G & J, General Store.
COPPER FALLS MINE.
The postoffice and village located at the Copper Falls Mine, in Eagle Harbor town- ship, Keweenaw county, 3 miles from Eagle Harbor and 5 from Eagle River, the county seat. Calumet 20 miles southwest is the near- est railroad station. The place was first settled in IS45, and the mine here is one of the oldest on the lake. The population nuni- bers about 500, chiefly miners. William Webb, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ciemo John, barber and notions. Hart &: Gutman, general store. Hatfield & Co. General Store. Leichner L, boot and shoe maker. Messner Christian, photographer.
COPPER HARBOR.
A mining village of 250 inhabitants at the rx'reme northern point of the Kewechay jennicht, 25 miles east of Eagle River, the Trinity seat. It has a good natural harbor
and is the oldest mining settlement on the lake. Mining, however, has never been very successful, and the place has not improved. The stamp mills of the Clark Mine are lo- cated here, and copper is the only shipment. Settled IS43. Stage daily to Eagle Harbor, and daily mail. George W. Sumner, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Corgan Charles, hotel propr. Guilbault H O, hotel propr. Paquet Emile, physician. Sumuer George W, General Store.
CORAL.
An incorporated village of Maple Valley township, Montcalm county. It is also a station on the D. L. & N. R. R., 159 miles from Detroit, 63 from Lansing and 22 north- west of Stanton, the county town, There are here 4 saw mills besides a stave factory. planing mill, etc. Population, Soo. Ex- press, American, John Holcomb, pos :- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Althouse Bros, groceries and provisions.
Baldwin F A, blacksmith.
Barry J A, physician.
Barry Brothers, druggists.
Brower Frank, blacksmith.
Caldwell & Morris, mill and general store.
Copeland A C, wagonmaker.
Cowden Henry, express agent.
Davey's Mill.
Dodge E J, mill and general store.
Duey Charles, carpenter.
Ecker A J & Co, general store.
Engle Nicholas, boots and shoes.
Fisher A C & Son, sawmill.
Frazier C, school teacher.
Fuller Kelley, hotel. Hicks J C, lawyer.
Hileman & Hesser, mill and general store.
Holcomb & Dennison, painters. Holcomb John, books and stationery.
Holcomb Samuel, carpenter.
Just J G, physician.
La Due & Betts, sawmill.
La Due Rev SW, ( Methodist). McDonald J, hotel.
Morgan John F, general store.
Morris Isaac, lumber dealer,
Owen John B, lumber inspector. Owen R A, machinist. Parker Chas, real estate. Roby James, planing mill.
D. A. ROSS & CO.,
Dressed Lumber, Flooring & Siding. TO FRANKLIN STREET, DETROIT.
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Sinds James, lumber mufr and dealer. Shook D L, general store. Shultz & Co, shingles and staves. Slaught & Lemmon, millers. Snow Thomas, groceries. Snyder Rev, (Congregationalist). Stiles W T, station agent. Taylor J R, general store. Van Meer E, bricklayer. Ward, merchandise and miller. Wright W D, meat market,
COREY.
A post village of about 100 inhabitants, in Newburg township, on the eastern border of Cass county. It is a station on the Air line division of the M CR R, 7 miles west of Three Rivers, 14 east of Cassopolis and 132 from Detroit. The surrounding country is undulating with a fertile soil. Shipments, lumber, grain and fruit. Settled 1873. Tel- egraph, Western Union. Express, Ameri- can. Mail, daily. Charles R. Crawford, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bowlby Hiram, blacksmith.
Crawford & Stuck, General Store. Eckart N B, wagonmaker. Hough Rev Wm, (Methodist). Reames J C, carpenter and builder. Shurtz R, physician.
CORINTH.
A postoffice and small place in Byron township, near the southern edge of Kent county, two miles east of Ross station on the GR & IR R, and 12 miles south of Grand Rapids. Settled in 1865. Population 150. It has a saw and grist mill and ships flour and lumber. Mail, daily. P. B. Wright, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gillons F A, blacksmith.
Heintz George, boot and shoe maker. Pursell R W, saw and grist mill.
Shoemaker Christian, wagonmaker.
Wright PB, M D, General Store and Drugs.
CORNELL.
Ionia county. (See Sebewa). CORNING. Isabella county. (See Broomfield).
CORUNNA.
An incorporated city of 1, 500 inhabitants, is the county seat of Shiawassee county. It is situated on the D. & M. railroad, 75 miles northwest of Detroit, 22 west of Flint and 30 north of Lansing, the latter city being reached by the Saginaw division of the M. C. R. R. from Owosso, 3 miles west. The Shiawassee river, which at this point is a beautiful stream, runs through the heart of the city, affording the most valuable hydrau- lic power that can be found along its entire length. The surrounding country is one of the best agricultural sections in this part of the state, and it has in its immediate vicinity some of the finest farms in the county. The principal manufactures are flour, lumber, staves, spokes, moldings, sash, doors and blinds, woolens, fanning mills, castings, etc. The most important interest, however, is the developement of the coal mines just east of the city. These mines are owned by the Corunna Coal Co., and are destined to make Corunna one of the most important manu- facturing points in the state. By the first of May, IS77, the company expect to be able to ship 50 tons a day and in the course of 2 years 200 tons a day. Corunna has I National Bank, a printing office-the Shiawassee American-and five church edifices -- Pres- byterian, Methodist, Baptist, Universalist Ro- man Catholic, and Episcopal. Its societies are-Masonic lodge, Chapter, Commandery and Council-Odd Fellow's lodge, and En- campment-Grange, Patrons of Husbandry- and Ladies Library Society, with over a thou- sand volumes. Express, American. Mail, daily. John N. Ingersoll, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alsdorf David F, druggist, Shiawassee ave. Amsden & Weeden, woolen mill.
Anderson James, Merchant Tailor, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Shiawassee ave.
Armstrong Charles T, physician.
Barker James F, grocer, Shiawassee ave. Billings & Taylor, millinery, Shiawassee ave. Brown Almon C, lawyer, Shiawassee ave.
Burhans D & Co, flour and feed, Shiawassee ave.
Bush & Bennett, Flour Mill, Shia. wassee ave nr river.
Carland M & J, Groceries and Provis- ions, Shinwasse ave.
Chapell Worden R, general store, Shiawassee ave.
Clark L J, Propr Waverly House, Shia- wassce ave.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Publishers of Blanks for Public Officers,
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Collins Jeremiah, boots and shoes, Shia- wassee ave.
Cook Peter N, lawyer, Shiawassee ave.
Corunna Coal Co, Coal Mines and Dealers.
Corunna House, Daniel Wait Propr, Shiawassee ave.
Corunan Molding Co, H R Wagar Pres, E C Wagar Treas, Mnfrs of Moldings, Sash, Doors and Blinds, s e part of city. Cummin Wm E, lawyer, Shiawassee ave.
Daniels Frank, flour mill.
Etschmann Louis, furniture, Shiawassee ave. First National Bank, Roger Haviland Pres, A T Nichols Cashier, cor Shiawassee ave and McArthur.
Frain Harriet, milliner, Shiawassee ave.
Gaffney Lawrence W, Grocer, Shia- wassec ave.
Gale Curtis J, justice of the peace, Shiawassee ave.
Gibbons John, saloon, Shiawassee ave.
Goodell James M, lawyer, Shiawassee ave.
Gorham Jeptha M, Propr Omnibus Line, Frazer.
Madley Herbert B, Dentist, Shia- wassee ave.
Harper Robert K, city recorder, Shiawassee ave.
Hathaway Isaac E, blacksmith, Shiawassee ave.
Haughton Roscius A, watchmaker, Shia- wassee ave.
Heron Claude, barber, Shiawassee ave.
Hildreth Jeremiah, grocer, Shiawassee ave. Malick Joseph:, Dry Goods, Carpets, Clothing, Crockery and Boots and Shoes, Shiawassee ave.
Ingersoll John N, Propr. Shiawassee American, Shiawassee ave.
Jackson Charles, Photographer and Furniture Dealer, cor Shiawassee ave and State.
Johnson Charles W, Boots and Shoes, Shiawassee ave.
Kergan John D, physician, Shiawassee ave.
Knight J W & Son, harnessmakers, Shiawassee ave.
Knight Wm A, books, Shiawassee ave.
Lemon Joseph N, carriage mnfr, cor Shia- wassee ave and Olive.
Lutz John & Co, Butchers, Shiawassee ave.
Lyman & Allen, foundry, State.
McArthur Alexander, sawmill, Shiawassee ive pr Pridge.
M. Bryte Albert, lawyer, Shiawassee ave. M.Curdy Hugh, lawyer, Shiawassee ave.
Merritt Wm, baker, Shiawassee ave.
Millard & Son, restaurant.
Miller James, Inwyer, Shiawassee ave.
Morehouse Gertrude, millinery, Shiawassee ave.
Mounteer Wm, butcher, Shiawassee ave.
Ormsby Morris, grocer, Shiawassee ave.
Parker & Wheeler, general store, Shiawassee ave.
Patton Richard A, dentist, Shiawassee ave. Phelps Lorenzo D, Dealer in Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Fancy Goods and Ammunition, Shiawassee ave.
Philips Austin, saloon, Shiawassee ave.
Pond Cortes, druggist, Shiawassee ave.
Pond Elon, dry goods, Shiawassee ave.
Pond Bros, Picture Frames and Mold- ings, Shiawassee ave.
Preston David N, hardware, Shiawassee ave. Prindle Wm, grocer, Shiawassee ave.
Reidy Michael. Grocer, Shiawassee ave. Rowe Wm, saloon, Shiawassee ave.
Sailesbury George, grocer, Shiawassee ave.
Schaffer John, saloon, Shiawassee ave,
Shick J && Son, Hardware, Agricultural Imp'ts, Carriages, Wagons, etc., Shiawassee ave.
Shout Jethro, grocer, Shiawassee ave.
Shuttleworth Charles HI, jeweler, Shiawassee ave.
Sloan J E & Son, organ mnfrs, Shiawassee ave. Smith Clark D, livery, Shiawassee ave.
Tuttle Mills, physician.
Vreeland, Marsh & Co, harnessmakers, cor Shiawassee ave and Olive.
Wade Ebenezer F, boots and shoes, Shia- wassce ave.
Wait Daniel, Propr Corunna House, Shiawassee ave.
Waverly House, L. J. Clark, Propr, Shiawassee ave.
Welper N G, physician.
Wheeler James B, money broker, Shiawassee ave.
Wiley S D & Co, Spoke and Whifffe- trec Mnfrs, Shiawassee ave.
Wiseman Benedict, Clothing and Dry Goods, Shiawassee ave.
Young Charles A, blacksmith, Shiawassee ave.
COTTAGEVILLE.
Warren township, Macomb Co. (See War- ren.)
COUNTY LINE.
A station on the G. R. N. & L. S. R. R., 24 miles north of Grand Rapids. (See
Bailey).
D. A. ROSS & CO., Lumber, Lath & Shingles, TO FRANKLIN ST., DETROIT.
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A postoffice and station of the F. & P. M. Ry., on the line between Saginaw and Gen- esee counties. It is 15 miles north of Flint, and 18 south of Saginaw. The set- tlement was formed in 1864. Population now 100. It is in a timbered section, and lumber, hoops, heading, staves, and shingles are the only exports. Mail, daily. John McCrady, postmaster.
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