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TRADE AND MANUFACTURES.
Commercially, Detroit makes a splendid record. Situated on the Detroit river, she is at the gateway of the lakes, and the white winged craft flit past her almost every Inin- ute, calling, as they go, to pay some tribute to the favorite city. Fifty years ago, we had but one dock, but it accommodated all our
trade, and not a vessel that navigated the lakes was owned in Detroit. Now, Detroit owns 170 sailing vessels of 27,721 tons, and 40 barges of 9,686 tons. In 1820 the Walk- in-the-Water, the first steamer that ever came upon the river, visited Detroit, aston- ishing the Indians who gathered upon the bank of the stream, frightened at the monster which, they explained, breathed out of his back. Now, Detroit owns 127 steamers, carrying 39,875 tons. Fifty years ago, the arrival of a vessel was an event of interest. To-day, a sail or steam craft passes the city once in six minutes during the season of navigation, and over 30 steam craft are fre- quently in sight from the deck of the ferry in mid-stream. Fifty years ago, six or seven
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stores transacted all our mercantile business. Now, we have over 1,400 stores in the var- ious branches of trade, while the exports of this port for the year ending July 1, 1876, amounted to $2,645,375, and the imports to $1,456,342.
We have four banks of discount with a capital of $2,200,000, several private bank- ing firms, and five savings banks, with a capital of $575,000. The thrift of our peo- ple is shown by the fact that these savings banks hold over four and a half millions of money chiefly belonging to laboring peop' Our manufactures are extensive, and to credited with much of the prosperity of t city. There are 171 manufactories of varic
kinds, including the great works, such as are connected with stove, furniture and car making, and 823 shops, where smaller en- terprises are carried on. The wholesale trade is estimated at over thirty millions an- nually, while the produce trade is about $25,000,000 a year. Iron and lumber enter largely into our manufactories, and some of the heaviest operators in cach branch are located here. The iron work of this vicinity comprises about 20,000 tons of rolled, and 20,000 tons of pig iron, annually. The re. ceipts of iron aggregate 13,137,SSS pounds, shipments 8,000,364. Of the 28,000,000 fect f lumber cut yearly in Michigan, a laige roportion is the operation of Detroit capital.
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The report of the Board of Trade shows the total receipts and shipments of grain and produce for 1876 to have been as follows :
ARTICLES.
Receipts.
Shipments.
Average Price.
Aggregate Value of Rects.
Flour, bbls *
338,522
303,234
$7 00
$2,359,654
Wheat bu
4,693,324
3,524,368
39
6,523,720
Corn, bu
376,470
287,502
50
188,235
Outs, bu.
1,272,549
1,026,908
38
483,569
Rye, bu
23,037
19,687
75
17,277
Barley, bu
672,207
116,704
$1 10@ 1
40
840,258
Apples, bbls
67,038
23,137
1 20@
I 40
83.797
Beans, Ibs
5,686,785
2,326,42I
1 85@@ 2 00
130,S64
Beef, bbls
3,990
3,050
12
54,8So
Butter. lbs
2,570,618
1,672,565
20@
21
514,123
Cheese, Ibs
753,664
200,972
15(a)
16
113,049
Cured Meats, Ibs
535,450
722,797
Eggs, bbls
14,043
9,540
Feed, tons
6,597
9,222
15 00
93,175
Dried Apples, Ibs.
1, 178,106
29,373
43
58,905
Dressed Hogs.
39,500
31,594
7 10@ 7 25
635.950
Hops, lbs.
255,525
215,011
221@
30
43,98I
Lard, 1bs
37,754
533,230
II(a.
55,655
Potatoes
151,235
72,728
25@ 1 10
89,552
Pork, bbls.
1,3So
4,998
17 00@,IS 50
$4,966
Clover Seed, Ibs.
2,792,227
2,472,399
9 10
418,833
Tallow, Ibs
488,689
1, 159,694
SI, 178
Wool
4, 107,925
3,623,332
30@
40
1,232,177
Grand total
$14,466,90S
* The total production of the nine mills of the city for the past year has been about 400,000 barrels.
Statistics show that we have our vanities also. For the year ending July 1, 1876, our tobacconists produced 4,150,075 pounds of tobacco, upon which a revenue tax of $996,017 was paid. Our 150 cigar factories produced 26,581, 830 cigars, and paid $159,- 490.98 thereon. Our 33 brewers brewed 112,057 barrels of beer and paid $112,057 thereon. And our single distiller paid $107,886.60 on 119,874 gallons of whiskey he distilled.
Thus it will be seen that while it took two centuries to lay the foundations, it has required but another 50 years to bring this little settlement of 1826 up to a great, pros- Perous metropolitan city.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbot & Ketchum, (Thomas F Abbot, Ce. ¡ha, B Ketchum), carpets, 107 Woodward avc.
Alkot & Matthews, (Wm W Abbot, George M. Matthews), druggists, 112 Griswold. Abb. Charles, saloon, 26 Cass.
Abend Post, (Daily German), August Marxhausen Propr, 12 Larned E. 1
Abernethy Samuel, hardware, 455 Grand River ave.
Abraham Alfred W, photographer, 187 Grand River ave.
Ackerman House, J A Kurtz Propr, n w cor Brush and Atwater.
Ackerman Jacob, grocer, 70S Franklin.
Ackerman Thomas HI, Lawyer, 9 Moffat Building, 2nd Floor.
Adair Win, Nurseryman and Florist, s w cor Jefferson ave and Adair. (See ad'y.) Adams Alexander HI, cashier Detroit Savings Bank, 82 Griswold.
Adams Charles E, wood yard, cor Williams and Miami ave.
Adams Conrad, cigar mnfr, 59 Monroe ave.
Adams James, blacksmith, 1509 Michigan ave.
Adams Michael A, crockery, 178 Michig's ave.
Adams Samuel, wire works, 9 Spruce.
Adams Thomas, manager Detroit Cigar Mould Co, cor Congress and 4th.
Adams Wolf, boots and shoes, 695 Michigan avc.
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Adams & Ferguson, ( Francis Adams, Joseph Ferguson), lumber, 658 Woodbridge w. Addison Martin, saloon. 922 Michigan ave. Advertiser && Tribune Co, HI E Bak- er Manager, Proprs Detroit Tribune, Trib- une Building, Larned w.
Aertz E & Co, {Emanuel Aertz, Alexan- der Ens, Felix Biry), Furniture Mnfrs, 400 Gratiot ave. (See adv).
Ahlers Henry, carpet weaver, 414 Michigan ave.
Aikman Wm jr, lawyer, 101 Griswold.
Akass Edward H, upholsterer, 75 Larned e. Albertson Frank L, shirt mnfr, 153 Wood- ward ave.
Albrecht Win & Son, builders, 262 Eliza- beth e.
Alden Alvin B, agent Northwestern Life In- surance Co, 35 Congress w.
Aldine Printing Co, Frank Godfrey Manager, over Preston's Bank. (See adv). Aldous W T, painter, cor Clinton and Brush.
Alexander John, general store, cor Chene and Larned.
Alexander & Bro, (Thomas and Alexander G), plumbers, 69 and 71 Larned e.
Aley & Knapp, laundry, ISI Grand River ave.
Alger R A & Co, ( Russell A Alger, Martin S Smith, George W Bissell), pine timber and pine lands, foot Ist.
Alhambra Dollar Store, H Gay & Co, proprs 92 Woodward ave.
Allardt Miss Camilla, music teacher, cor Woodward ave and State.
Allardt Maximilian I, Real Estate, Room 6 Ist floor, Williams' Block, Michi- gan Grand ave.
Allehoff Henry, saloon, 72 Larned w.
Allen Albert W, druggist, 410 Grand River ave.
Allen John H, blacksmith, 449 Grand River ave.
Allen John H, shooting gallery, 12 Larned w. Allen R C, boots and shoes, 146 Woodward ave.
Allen Mrs Richard W, hair goods, 177 Wood. ward ave.
Allen Rollin C, boots and shoes, 146 Wood- ward ave.
Allen W H & Bro. (Wm Hand Orville C), Photographic Material and Frames, 14 and 16 Larned e.
Allison & Hilbert, (David Allison, Charles Hilbert), harness mnfrs, 47 Michigan - Allor Frank, confectioner, 375 Franklin
Altman Ida, hats, etc, 130 Michigan av Altman Isaac, furs, 161 Woodward ave
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., .
Amberg Mrs A, fancy goods, 379 Grati: ave. Ambridge Wm, insurance, 8 Rotunda Build- ing.
American District Telegraph Co, G W Balch pres, J U Mackenzie sec, 135 Griswold.
American Express Co, Merret Seeley agen', J S Hubbard supt, 72 Griswold.
American National Bank, Alex. ander H Dey Pres, George B Sartwe.i Cash, Morris L Williams Asst Cashier, 91 Griswold.
American Sewing Machine Co. J H Garnsey Manager, 244 Woodward afr. Amos Ferdinand, propr Pacific Hotel, De. troit Junction.
Amrhein Win, Propr Gambrinus and Bacchus Hall, 218 Randolph.
Anaheim C, jeweler, 91 Croghan.
Anderhalt John A, grocer, 79 Montcalm w. Anderson James, architect, 70 Griswold.
Anderson Robert H, commission merchant, 3 Stimson Block.
Anderson W H, stone cutters' tools, 38 Clin- ton.
Andre Anthony & Bro, grocers, 510 Grati : ave. Andreas Frederick, blacksmith, 963 Michi gan ave.
Andrews James D, news depot, 291 Jeffer- son ave.
Andrews G P, physician, 125 Fort w.
Andrews Myron HI, physician, 12 Hodge Block.
Andrews Samuel, meat market, 349 Woc ?- ward ave.
Andrews & Bush, (Jay Andrews, Benjam ; F Bush), book publishers, s w cor Jetter- son ave and Griswold.
Angell George R. Picture Frame. Artists' Materials, Photographic Goods ar Pictures, 158 Woodward ave.
Anglim Daniel, jeweler, 98 Michigan ave. Anthony & Margah, (Willis E Anthony Lewis F Margah), insurance, 125 Grisw. Antisdel House, Wm W Anti-d Propr, cor Michigan and Washington ave -- ( See adv).
Apel Mrs Nettie, grocery, 424 Gratiot avc. Appel Christopher W, grocer, 120 21st.
Archenbronn Wm, tailor, 130 Gratiot ave. Archer John, saloon, 705 Fort w.
Armes James E, barber, 64 Michigan ave. Armitage Wm S, sec Eureka Iron Co, [' Wayne.
Armstrong Edwin A, mafr regalias, 15: Jefferson ave.
Armstrong James, boots and shoes, Ham tramck.
wers in Printers' Stock and Ink, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago
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E. C. SKINNER,
Abstract Building, Lafayette Avenue,
(Near City Hall,)
DETROIT,
MICHIGAN.
FURNISHESED
Abstracts of Title -OF-
ALL LANDS IN DETROIT AND WAYNE COUNTY, MICH.
We have examined the Abstract of Land Titles of DETROIT and WAYNE COUNTY, made by E. C. SKINNER, EsQ., an Attorney of this City. It is very full, and made with much apparent care, and in a manner to secure the greatest accuracy and completeness ; and we recommend its use to all persons having occasion to obtain knowledge of any titles in the County :
C. I. WALKER,
D. B. & H. M. DUFFIELD, JULIUS STOLL,
E. C. WALKER,
LEVI T. GRIFFIN,
S D. ELWOOD.
SIDNEY D. MILLER,
HENRY B. BROWN,
LYMAN COCHRANE,
W. J. WATERMAN,
S. T. DOUGLASS,
1 .. W. MEDDAUGH, 0.
G. V. N. LOTHROP, HAL. E. McNEIL,
A. H. WILKINSON,
F. E. DRIGGS,
F. H. CANFIELD,
WM. B. WESSON.
WM. A. MORE,
WALTER C. ANE,
VANDYKE . BROWNSON,
O. M. MITCHELL,
HOYT POST, WM. JENNISON.
WM. FOXEN.
WM. P. WELLS,
A. F. WILCOX,
L. L. BARBOUR, JOSEPH KUHN, FRANCIS PALMS, ASHLEY POND, GEO, S. FROST,
A. G. BOYNTON,
JOHN S. NEWBERRY,
ALFRED RUSSELL.
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Arınstrong J & B, (John and Benjamin), bil- liard hall, 219 and 221 Jefferson ave. Armstrong Wm E, builder, 157 Larned w. Armstrong B & Co, (Benjamin Arm- strong. Frank Vaughn), Felt and Gravel Roofers, 219 Jefferson ave. (See adv.)
Arndt A F HE, General Agent Berkshire Life Ins Co, 126 Jefferson ave. (See ady). Arndt Henry, brewer, cor Gratiot ave and Arndt.
Arnold Jacob, barber, 66 Bates.
Arnold Lucy M, physician, 22 Columbia w. Arnoll Phillip, Saloon, 17 Michigan Grand ave.
Arnold J M & Co, (John M Arnold, Charles H Gaston), books and stationery, 189 Woodward ave.
Arrivee Abraham, saloon, 235 National ave. Ash Richard, grocer, 82 Grand River ave. Ashley Edgar P, gilder, 170 Woodward ave, Ashley Henry, saloon, 865 Grand River ave.
Ashley Henry J, wall paper, 170 Woodward ave.
Ashley & Mitchell, (Walter O Ash- ley, Horace Mitchell), Steamboat Agents and Forwarders, foot of Griswold.
Atkinson James J, sec and treas Union Job Printing Co, 48 Larned w.
Atkinson & Atkinson (O'Brien J Atkinson, James J Atkinson, John Atkin- son, James T. Keena), Lawyers, I Tele- graph Block, Griswold.
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, Alex Esler manager, 12 Monroe ave.
Atiantic and Pacific Telegraph Co, Frank W Garnsey Manager, Princi- pal Office 94 Griswold, Branch Offices Board of Trade Rooms, Russell House, 16 Woodward ave, 214 Woodbridge w, and Detroit Lansing and N R R.
Aull Adam, saloon, 528 Gratiot ave.
Austin Edmond, plasterer, 284 Woodward ave.
Austin Harry A, dentist, 2 Gratiot ave.
Austin & Co (Lorenzo B and Albert S Austin), Bankers, 151 Griswold.
Autretsch Martin J, pottery, 200 Croghan. Avery & Murphy (Newell Avery, Simon J Murphy), lumber mnfrs, I Moffat Building, 3d floor.
Avery, Patterson & Co, monuments, 250 Woodward ave.
Bach Jacob, grocer, 338 Congress e.
Backus Henry T, lawyer, 7 Burns Block
Backus Win W, Real Estate, 3 But Block.
Backus Bros (Absalom jr and Albert S). lumber, foot 11th.
Bacon A C & E N (Artemus C and Elijah N), Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, 214 Jefferson ave. (See adv.)
Badelt Adolph, barber, 496 Gratiot ave.
Bader Adolph, confectioner, 249 Jefferson ave.
Baer John D, General Agent Homo- pathic Mutual Life Insurance Co, 139 Griswold.
Baer J D & Son (John D and David E), real estate, 139 Griswold.
Bagg Albert W, printer, I Rotunda Build- ing.
Bagg & Flynn (Charles R Bagg, James W Flynn), commission merchants, 4 Stimson Block.
Bagley John J & Co (John J Bag- ley, Joseph T Mason, Edward Mason, jr, Ira Niles, John B Stoutenburgh, Joseph R Blanchard, Spencer N Hurlbut), Tobac- conists, 48 and 50 Bates.
Baier Charles G, druggist, 446 Gratiot ave. Bailey Adam H, agent Texas Bureau of Im- migration, 93 Griswold.
Bailey Benjamin F, physician, 192 Wood- ward ave.
Bailey Henry, grocer, 117 Harrison ave. Bailey John, tailor, 211 Abbott.
Baim August, saloon, 216 St Aubin ave. Baines Charles, auctioneer, 95 Griswold. Baines [ Henry, sec Michigan Bolt and Nut
Co, Wight above Marine Hospital, Ham- tramck.
Baisch John F. Guns, Ammunition and Locksmith, 23 Congress e. (See adv.) Baker Charles R, printer, 282 Jefferson ave.
Baker George, grocer, 409 Michigan ave.
Baker George W, Cigar Mnfr and Dealer, SI Grand River ave.
Baker Henry E, manager Detroit Tribune, Tribune Building.
Baker Johan R, Intelligence Office, and Real Estate, 282 Jefferson ave.
Baker Joseph IP. Book Binder, n e cor Jefferson ave and Griswold.
Baker Wm, saloon, cor Larned and Rivard. Baker & Campau (Herbert L Biker, George T Campau), lawyers, 65 and 66 Seitz Block.
Baker F W & Son ( Frederick W and John). commission, Board of Trade Building.
Baker & Thompson ( Fred A Baker, Wm G Thompson), lawyers, 2 Bank Block.
uch & Norton (George W Balch, Edward K Norton), commission, t Sumson Block. Baldwin Henry P, president Second Nation- al Bank, 99 Griswold.
French Worsteds, 300 ELEGANT DESIGNS.
Sel. S. Datesen & Bro., Merchant Tailors, Detroit.
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Partello's Patent Improved
STEEL SPRING BED
Noiseless, Durable and Cheap, Nothing in the Market Equals it. MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY JOHN LOKIE, (Successor to B. PARTELLO), at 286 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Beds of all Sizes made to Order on Short Notice. Send for Circulars. B. ARMSTRONG. FRANK B. VAUGHN.
B. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Felt and Gravel Roofs,
CANDO ROOFING MATERIALS, Office, 219 Jefferson Avenue, DETROIT,
MICHIGAN.
All Orders from any part of the State will be promptly attended to.
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Baldwin I P & Co ( Henry P Bald-
win, Samuel P Wilcox, Samuel C Sutter. Henry P Baldwin 2d), Wholesale Boots and Shoes, 43 Woodward ave.
Ballard John, saloon, 334 Franklin.
Balls Win, grocer, 333 Grand River ave.
Balsley Theodore S, Stoneware, 74 Woodbridge w.
Balzar Ignatz, blacksmith, 557 Hastings. Bamberger Morris, millinery, 117 Woodward ave.
Bamford Frederick, painter, 233 Woodward ave.
Bancroft George A, confectionery, 191 Grand River ave.
Banddamer Wm, meat market, 528 Cather. ine.
Banks S Gertrude, physician. 71 Elizabeth e. Banks Wm H, broker, 156 Jefferson ave.
Barbier Frederick J, justice of the peace, rear of 113 Griswold.
Barbour Geo H, sec and asst treas Michigan Stove Co, cor Jefferson ave and Adair.
Barbour & Rexford (Levi L Barbour, Dwight
C Rexford), lawyers, 16 Bank Block. Barclay Thomas, physician, 88 2d.
Barclay & Black (Wm L Barclay, Judson HI Black), Carpet Warehouse, 19 Monroe ave.
Bardwell Jex, Landscape and General Business Photographer, 31 Monroe ave. Bargert Wm, saloon, 180 14th ave.
Barie Mrs Emily, grocer, 196 Beaubien.
Barie John, hats, 203 Michigan ave. Barie L W, baker, 126 Fort e.
Barker Jacob, saloon, 346 Croghan.
Barker K C & Co (Charles B Hull, Joseph I Barker, Mrs K C Barker), wholesale tobacconists, 74 and 76 Jefferson ave. Barlage Anthony grocer, 136 Franklin. Barmon Henry, clothing, 221 Gratiot ave.
Barnes Brothers (W'm H, Cyrus B and Charles O), mnfrs and wholesale paper dealers, 141 Jefferson ave.
Barnett L, clothing, 116 Gratiot ave.
Barnett Solomon, confectionery, cor Gris- wold and Michigan ave.
Barnuma Eugene T, Mnfr Fencing, Railing and Ornamental Wire Goods, IIS Woodward ave.
Barrett A, shoemaker, rSo Gratiot ave.
Barrie Robert, grocer, 380 Grand River ave.
Barry Daniel C, agent International Fast Freight Line, s w cor Woodward and Jef. ferson aves.
Barry David E, agent Commercial Express Fast Freight Line, s w cor Jefferson and Woodward aves.
Barry John, saloon, 128 Franklin.
Bartels Wm, grocer, 448 Grand River ave.
Bartlett Joseph C, blacksmith, 861 Grand River ave.
Bary Louis, grocer, 262 3d.
Bassett Arthur, druggist, 265 Jefferson ave. Batchelder & Long (John W Batchelder, Charles F Long), stone yard, s s Wood. bridge e of Shelby.
Bates George W, lawyer. 18 Bank Block.
Bateson Sammel R, Merchant Tailor, 141 Michigan ave.
Bateson Sol S &k Bro (Sol S Bateson, Paul Bateson), Merchant Tailors, 93 Michigan ave. ( See adr, bottom lines.)
Bauer Andrew, saloon, 337 Hastings.
Bauer John, grocer, 446 Beaubien.
Baugh Mrs Nancy, physician, 296 Woodward ave.
Baugh Steam Forge Co, John S Newberry Pres, James McMillan Treas, John B Baugh Manager, Hugh McMillan Sec, Office 2 Moffat Building, Ist floor.
Bauman Conrad, blacksmith, 356 Gratiot ave.
Bauman Herman, grocer, cor Prospect and Brewster.
Baumbruk Frank, shoemaker, 138 Macomb. Baumeister John, hardware, 342 and 344 Gratiot ave.
Bause John, tailor. 405 St Aubin ave.
Baxter Albert W, Lumber, 631 Wood- bridge w.
Baxter Charles, merchant tailor, 156 Jeffer- son ave.
Baxter Gilbert H, saloon, 482 Woodbridge west.
Baxter Wm, meat market, 297 Woodward ave.
Bayer Martin, grocer, 338 St. Aubin ave. Bayer Michael, boots and shoes, 514 Gratiot ave.
Beach Byron B, physician, 208 Woodward ave.
Beadle G W & Son, (George W and James T) tailors, 162 Woodward ave.
Beakes & Cutehcon, (Hiram J Beakes, Sullivan M Cutcheon), Lawyers, 54, 55 and 56 Seitz Block.
Bealk John, saloon, cor St Aubin ave and Hale.
Beard Wm L, saloon, HIS Bates.
Beard & Crane. (Oliver T Beard, Isaac M Granel, lawyers, 35 Congress w.
Bearss John H. Hardwood Lumber, 77 State. (See ade.)
Beattie M & E. ( Margaret and Eliza) milli- nery, 330 Wodward ave.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Manufacturers of Paging Machines, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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JOHN BREITMEYER,
Wholesale and Retail
LORIST No. 157 Bates Street,
LARGEST & FINEST VARIETIES IN MICHIGAN.
GREEN HOUSES, Mack Road, Hamtramck, quarter mile from Gratiot Avenue Toll Gate.
FLORAL DESIGNS,
FOR WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS.
ORDERS BY MAIL OR TELEGRAPH PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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Beatty John, confectioner, 61 Jefferson ave. Beatty, Fitzsimons & Co. (James Beatty, Patrick Fitzsimons, John V Moran, John E Stephens), Wholesale Grocers, n w cor Woodbridge and Woodward ave., and 40 and 42 Griswold. (See adv.)
Beaubien Richard, Dockage, Wood and Ice, Woodbridge w cor Campau. ( See adv.)
Beaudry & Ratzek, (Delima Beaudry, Her- man Ratzek) clothing, 129 Woodward ave.
Beaulieu John, boots and shoes, 338 Frank- lin.
Beavis George, furniture, 359 Franklin.
Becht Henry, wood yard, cor 12th and Wal- nut.
Beck Charles F, chewing gum infr, 50 Jefferson ave.
Beck Julius, general store, 484 Beaubien.
Beck Thomas, Produce and Commis- sion, 106 Woodbridge w. (See adv).
Beckbissinger Wm F, meat market, 593 Macomb.
Becker Frederick, saloon, 107 Griswold.
Becker Henry, meat market, 686 Hastings. Becker Herman, grocer, 686 Hastings.
Becker John, cooper, 487 Gratiot ave.
Becker John J, grocer, cor Elmwood and *Gratiot aves.
Becker Theodore, pottery, 776 Michigan ave.
Beckwith & Petty, (Walter Beckwith, Joseph Petty) horseshoers, 40 Larned e.
Beedzler Joseph, confectioner, 119 Wood- ward ave.
Beer & Stratton, (Peter Beer, George F Stratton) picture frames, 34 Atwater e.
Beeson Jacob & Co, (Jacob Beeson, Strother J Beeson, Henry C Beeson) Com- mission and Grain Merchants, 58 Wood. bridge w.
Beggs Thomas, wood yard, 337 Antoine. Behr Frederick, saloon, 70 Congress e.
Behr & Merschein. (Eugene Behr, Carl Merscheim) Cigar Mnfrs and Tobac- co Jobbers, 216 Randolph.
Beissell John, saloon, 67 Larned e.
Belanger Andrew, boots and shoes, 975 Michi- gan ave.
Belknap & Drake, (John Belknap, Aaron S Drake), pork packers, 21 Woodbridge w.
Bell Mrs J, millinery. 467 Michigan ave.
Bell Montgomery, 25 cent express, 83 Lar- ned e.
Bell Moses, saloon, cor Atwater and St Au- bin ave.
Belle Isle Ice Co, J L, Miner pres, C A Lor. man treas, office 145 Jefferson ave.
Beller Jacobs, Wine and Beer Hall and
Beer and Catawba Wine Bottler, II State. Belnap Philo G, wood and coal, 547 Fort w. Benfey Emma, cigars and tobacco, 71 Wood- ward ave.
Beniteau Ame P T, lawyer, 2 Moffat Build- ing, 2d floor.
Benning Henry, tailor, 469 Clinton ave. Benoit Emile P, grocer, cor Fortand Rivard. Benoit J Petit & Bro, (John P and Charles P) Machinists and Brass Founders, 253 and 255 Croghan.
Berg John, wagonmaker, 147 St Aubin ave. Berg Joseph, saloon, 85 Grand River ave.
Berger Frank, Dry Goods, 461 and 463 Gratiot ave.
Berger George, saloon, 71 Croghan.
Bergoff J M L, physician, 26 Monroe ave. Berk Andrew, saloon, 316 Rivard.
Berkshire Life Insurance Co, A F R Arndt Agent, 126 Jefferson ave. (See adv.)
Bermingham Thos N, saloon, 65 Bates.
Berry Brothers, (Joseph H and Thomas) Varnish and Japan Mnfrs, cor Leib and Wight.
Berry & Co, (John A Berry, Joseph H Berry, Leonard Laurense) mnfrs thin lumber and backing. 37 and 39 Atwater e.
Berry John G, insurance, II Mechanics Hall. Berry J A & Co, (John A Berry, John R Read, Paper Box Mnfrs, 52 Jefferson ave. (Ste adv.)
Berry Thomas H, confectioner, 100 Michi- gan ave.
Berthet Adolphe, hardware, 442 Gratiot ave. Bertram Julius, druggist, 164 Woodward ave. Bertsch Jacob, meat market, 589 Michigan ave.
Besancon Frederick, wood, 384 Fort w. Betcing Adam, grocer, 190 Russell.
Bethell'Frank, broker, 124 Jefferson ave. Betkerowitz August, saloon, 290 Wilkins.
Beverly James P, shoemaker, 21 Grand River ave.
Beyer Charles H, barber, cor Jefferson ave and Shelby.
Beyer & Stoebbe, (Fred A C Beyer, :, Fred Stoebbe, ) Fresco Painters and Deco- rators, 63 Randolph.
Biddle House, Howell & Shoaff Proprs, s e cor Jefferson ave and Randolph.
Bieber Adolph, notions, 39 Mich Grand ave. Bieber Peter, saloon, cor Riopelle and Sher- man.
Bieker Fred, grocer, 159 Fort e.
Bieke Joseph, grocer, 538 Orleans.
Bierce Nicholas A, insurance, 4 Moffat Building, 2d floor.
English Suitings,
Our Own Importatiou, 2,000 Styles. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
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DET AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DET
ROE STEPHENS
MUSIC HOUSE.
Einabe!
Weber
Pianos.
Pianos.
DECKER BROS. PIANOS,
The LEADING ARTISTS of the World have ADOPTED for their own PRIVATE USE one of these Superior Instruments. .
I would invite attention to the
VOSE & SONS
Whittemore & Stephens Pianos, - -AND- -
Without doubt the best toned and most durable MEDIUM PRICED Pianos in the Market.
CABINET ORGANS,
From the Old Established Houses of
MASON & HAMLIN,
PELOUBET, PELTON & CO.
PRICE FROM $50 TO $1,000.
The AMPHION is acknowledged by both the Press and the public to be the best of all MUSICAL MONTHLIES. It contains from to to 16 pages of new music in each issue and a portrait of some musical celebrity, besides interes ?- ing correspondence from New York and Boston. Price per year post paid $1.10.
ROE STEPHENS,
113 WOODWARD AVENUE, - DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
260
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MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER
DET
Bierman John, furniture, 186 St Aubin ave. Bigelow Albert E, lumber, 89 Macomb ave.
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Bigelow Lyman G, photographer, 244 Wood- ward ave.
Bigg A H, druggist, cor St Aubin ave and Maple.
Bigly John & Co, (John Bigly, Thomas B Bigly ) Pork and Beef Packers, 72 Wood- bridge w.
Bilger John, shoemaker, 420 Grand River ave.
Bilkovsky Anthony, meat market, 104 Gratiot ave.
Billings and Probasco, (Pulaski A Billings, Frank H Probasco) grates, 131 Jefferson ave.
Binga Moses W, barber, 40 3d.
Binga James II, barber, 3071% Woodward ave.
Binga William W, barber, 42 Michigan Grand ave.
Bishop Herman, music, etc, 41 and 43 Mon- roe ave.
Bishop John, saloon. Hamtramck.
Bishop John M, druggist. 764 Fort w.
Bishop Levi, lawyer, 3 and 4 Bank Block.
Bishop Wm, propr Cass Market, cor Cass and Grand River aves.
Bissell George W, clothes wringers, 59 Brush.
Bissell John H, lawyer, 82 Griswold.
Bissel! T' A, Manager (Detroit shops) Pullman Palace Car Co, cor Croghan and St Aubin ave.
Bissell E W & Co (Edward W Bissell, Da. rius N Avery), commission, foot Ist.
Bittman Peter, notions, 295 St Aubin ave.
Black D && Co (Adolph Feldheim, resi- dent partner), Wholesale Yankee Notions and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 56 Wood- ward ave.
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