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Stevenson E G & Co, pictures, etc, 55 Mon- roe,
Steward L D, grocer, 103 Monroe.
Stewart & Foster, ins and real estate, room I McReynolds Block.
Stewart & Snyder, saloon, 92 Canal.
Stekwell A E && Co. Plaaing Mill, Lamber, Lath and Shingles, 3d nr G R & I K R Deput.
St . J, physician, 60 Canal.
Stone Seth L, saloon, IS W Bridge.
Stoughton Wir L, Lawyer, 43 and 45 Pearl.
Stowe Benjamin M, hats, etc, 62 Monroe.
Stowe Mrs B M, millinery, 62 Monroe.
Strand & Johnson, saloon, 174 Kent.
Struensee August, harness, 597 Ottawa, Stuart & Sweet, lawyers, 43 Pearl.
Suttle John, Florist, Green House Plants, Flowering and Ornamental Shrubs, 509 Fulton,
Swanenburg, Lindhout & Co, flouring mills, w s Pleasant n of Sycamore.
Sweet Martin L, banker, 19 Pearl.
Sweet's Hotel. Lyon & Pickering Proprs, n w cor Canal and Pearl.
Taggart, Simonds && Fletcher, Lawyers, 21 Canal.
Taggart, Allen & Wolcott, Law- yers, 25 and 27 Monroe.
Tarbox & Harris, proprs Grand Rapids Times, rooms 5 and 10 McReynolds Block. Taylor Charles W, propr Clifton House, Plainfield ave opp D & M R R depot.
Taylor John W, grocer, 3 Taylor.
Taylor & Eddy, lawyers, rooms 6 Pierce Block.
Taylor & McReynolds, plaster mnfrs, 100 Monroe.
Ter Meer Henry, carpet weaver, Iso Sum- mit.
Thayer George W, grocers, 130 Canal.
The Mercantile Agency. R G Dun & Co, R T Nettle Manager, Room 4 City National Bank Block.
Thiebout Job, barber, 113 S Division.
Thomas George A, wagonmaker, 16 Island.
Thompson Henry E, register in bankruptcy, 13 Pearl.
.Thompson & Pratt, lawyers, 13 Pearl.
Thum Wm, drugs, 145 W Bridge.
Thum Wm, druggist, 109 Canal.
Thurston Morrison & Wolcott, ins and real estate, 10 Canal.
Thurston & Bliviu, laundry, 56 Lyon.
Tibald Peter, hotel, 50 Waterloo. Tichy Anton, boots and shoes, 257 4th. Timmer L, tailor, 97 Ottawa.
Tolford, Goodrich & Co, soap mnfrs, s w cor Ionia and Fairbanks.
Tomlinson & Ford, Coal and Wood, 3 Canal. (See adv.)
Treusch Morris H, cigars and tobacco, n e cor Monroe and N Division.
Treusch & Fleischer, barbers, 24 Canal. Trowbridge Charles S, tailor, 110 Monroe. Trowbridge Jerome, liquors, 68 Pearl.
Tryzelaar Peter, boots and shoes, 453 Ottawa.
Curver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Dealers in Book Binders' Stock and Tools, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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Smith Benjamin, saloon, 143 Monroe. Smith Charles R, Grocer and Meat Market, 5 Grandville ave.
Smith Charles S, saloon, 497 Ottawa, Smith Eben, lawyer, McReynolds Block.
Smith Mrs E M, Dress and Cloak Maker, 112 Stocking.
Smith Heman T, blacksmith, 732 S Division. Smith J H, carriage hardware, 26 Pearl.
Smith Henry S. & Co, agricultural imple- ments, cor Kent and Newberry.
Smith I D, physician, 490 Ottawa.
Smith Napoleon J, lawyer, room 2 McRey- nolds Block.
Smith Robert H, furniture, 89 Canal.
Smith Samuel A, propr New England House, 322 Plainfield ave.
Smith Warren LE, Wood Working Machinery, w s Mill s of Bridge.
Smith & Grannis, blacksmiths, 16 Island.
Smith's Opera House, Wm B Smith propr, 76 Waterloo. Snaith & Bliven, fish, 107 Monroe.
Sokup F J & Co, cornice works, east end G R & I R R bridge.
Sonke & Co, flour, 13 S Division.
Soule George H, grocer, n w cor S Division and Ist ave.
Southwick Charles II, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, 66 Pearl.
Southwick & Wright, crockery, 64 Monroe. Spaeth Frederick. Propr Arcade Restaurant and Beer Hall, 1, 2 and 3 Kent and 10 Arcade.
Sprague Mrs Lucinda, saloon, cor Canal and Leonard.
Spring & Co, dry goods, 6 and S Monroe. Squiers Mrs Mary J, physician, 123 Canal. Stack Maurice, grocer, 515 N Front, w s. Stahr Charles T, saloon, 23 N Front.
Standish, Fuller Standish, Lawyers, s w cor Pearl and Campau.
Stanley & Schroeder, clothiers, 43 Monroe. Staver George G, boots and shoes, 102 Canal.
Stearns Samuel S, Physician, 175 E Bridge. Steinberger Joseph L, printer, 26 Canal.
Steketee & Kimm, drugs, S9 Monroe.
Stevenson E G & Co, pictures, etc, 55 Mon- roe. Steward L D, grocer, 103 Monroe.
Stewart & Foster, ins and real estate, room I McReynolds Block.
Stewart & Snyder, saloon, 92 Canal.
Stekwell A E & Co. Planing Mill, I amber, Lath and Shingles, 3d nr G R & I R R Depot.
St. .. ], physician, 60 Canal.
Stone Seth L, saloon, 18 W Bridge.
Stoughton Wir L, Lawyer, 43 and 45 Pearl.
Stowe Benjamin M, hats, etc, 62 Monroe.
Stowe Mrs B M, millinery, 62 Monroe.
Strand & Johnson, saloon, 174 Kent.
Struensee August, harness, 597 Ottawa.
Stuart & Sweet, lawyers, 45 Pearl.
Sattle John, Florist, Green House Plants, Flowering and Ornamental Shrubs, 509 Fulton,
Swanenburg, Lindhout & Co, flouring mills, w s Pleasant n of Sycamore.
Sweet Martin L, banker, 19 Pearl.
Sweet's Hotel. Lyon & Pickering Proprs, n w cor Canal and Pearl.
Taggart, Simonds & Fletcher, Lawyers, 21 Canal.
Taggart, Allen & Wolcott, Law- yers, 25 and 27 Monroe.
Tarbox & Harris, proprs Grand Rapids Times, rooms 5 and 10 McReynolds Block. Taylor Charles W, propr Clifton House, Plainfield ave opp D & M R R depot.
Taylor John W, grocer, 3 Taylor.
Taylor & Eddy, lawyers, rooms 6 Pierce Block.
Taylor & McReynolds, plaster mnfrs, 100 Monroe.
Ter Meer Henry, carpet weaver, 18o Sum- mit.
Thayer George W, grocers, 130 Canal.
The Mercantile Agency, R G Dun & Co, R T Nettle Manager, Room 4 City National Bank Block.
Thiebout Job, barber, 113 S Division.
Thomas George A, wagonmaker, 16 Island.
Thompson Henry E, register in bankruptcy, 13 Pearl.
Thompson & Pratt, lawyers, 13 Pearl.
Thum Wm, drugs, 145 W Bridge.
Thum Wm, druggist, 109 Canal.
Thurston Morrison & Wolcott, ins and real estate, Io Canal.
Thurston & Blivin, laundry, 56 Lyon.
Tibald Peter, hotel, 50 Waterloo.
Tichy Anton, boots and shoes, 257 4th. Timmer L, tailor, 97 Ottawa.
Tolford, Goodrich & Co, soap mnfrs, s w cor Ionia and Fairbanks.
Tomlinson && Ford, Coal and Wood, 3 Canal. (See adv.)
Treusch Morris HI, cigars and tobacco, n e cor Monroe and N Division.
Treusch & Fleischer, barbers, 24 Canal.
Trow bridge Charles S. tailor. 110 Monroe. Trowbridge Jerome, liquors, 68 Pearl.
Tryzelaar Peter, boots and shoes, 45; Ottawa.
Cinver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Dealers in Book Binders' Stock and Tools, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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Tucker Augustus J, (agent) furniture, 18 N Division.
Tucker Harry, boots and shoes, 95 Monroe. Turner A B & Co, proprs Grand Rapids Eagle, Eagle Building, Lyon. Turner Wm, boots and shoes, 10 Taylor.
Tusch Frederick A, fancy goods, 60 Canal. Tuttle Bros, real estate, 4S Lyon.
Tyler, Graham & Co, wholesale notions, 24 Pearl.
Ulrich & Felker, grocers, 37 W Bridge.
Union Stave Co, paid up .capital $50,coo, George W Hewes pres, James A Hunt sec, e s S Front s of W Fulton.
United States Express Co, Charles E Cone Manager, 55 Pearl,
Valley City Iron Works, A Leitelt Bros & Co Proprs, 5 Erie.
Van Dam & Co, grocers, 92 Center.
Vandenberg Aaron, harnessmaker, 102 Mon- roe. Vanderhoef Lorenzo, insurance and real estate, room 14 Pierce Block.
Van Driele F & Co, flour and feed, 98 Mon- roe.
Van Duik Peter, boots and shoes, 235 S Division.
Van Every Charles B, propr Ogden House, n e cor Oakes and Summit.
Van Houten & Wileman, wall paper, 31 Canal.
Van Houtum Dirk, grocer, 493 Ottawa. Van Leeuwen John W, insurance, HIr Mon- roe.
Van Ness Rensselaer, agent Victor Sewing Machine, 105 Ottawa.
Van Nieuwland William F L, hatter, II Canal.
Van Tassel Wm R, blacksmith; 211 Kent. Van Tongeren Hermanes, blacksmith, 431 Jefferson ave.
Van Wyck Daniel, grocer, Jefferson ave.
Veit & Rathman, brewers, 50 Stocking. Verdier John A S, baled hay, wood, etc, cor Spring and Fulton. Vivyan A A, dry goods, 63 Monroe.
WM. MeCURRIN.
POBT. SPROUL. SPROUL & MeCURRIN, Practical Plumbers, Steam & Gas Fitters, HYDRANTS, PUMPS, BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS, GAS FIXTURES, No. 126 MONROE STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, - -
MICHIGAN.
Estimates given on Heating Factories, Churches, Dwellings, etc., by high or low pressure Steam.
F. HARTMANN,
Iron and Brass
Founder,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS, No. 71 South Front Street, West Side, GRAND RAPIDS, - - -
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"Machine Castings a Specialty.
W. A. WIGHT,
MANUFACTURER OF
Lounges and Mattresses 24 MILL STREET,
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Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co, dry goods, 80 and 82 Monroe.
Voorhis & Co, grocers, 41 Monroe.
Voss W, harnessmaker, 123 Canal.
Voss Wm, wood yard, s w cor Bridge and WV Broadway.
Vrigheids Banier, (Weekly), James Van Der Slius Propr, Randall's Block, Lyon.
Wagner Christ, saloon, 138 Kent.
Walch & Ford, stenographers, Aldrich Blk.
Waldherr Benjamin, Saloon, 595 Ottawa.
Wallen Henry D jr, iron works, cor Louis and Campau.
Walling Samuel A, cigars and tobacco, 9 Arcade Place.
Wallraff Charles C, boots and shoes, 32 E Bridge.
Walsh Edward, saloon, 190 Canal.
Walsh Thomas, grocer, 177 Jefferson.
Walle John M, Meat Market, 41 W Bridge.
Walz Paul, saloon, ne cor Bridge and Canal Ward Alfred, grocer, 331 W Bridge.
Ward E F & Co, doors, sash and blinds, w s Mill s of Bridge.
Ward Joseph, barber, 13 W Bridge.
Ward & Dickerman, livery, n s Louis e of Ottawa.
Watson S N, Boots and Shoes, 34 Canal Watzek Lorenz, tailor, 61 Waterloo.
Weber Peter, Propr Weber's Hotel, 142 Canal.
Weeks James M & Co, grocers, 203 S Divi- sion.
Weglinsky Stanislaus, boots . and shoes, s w cor Shawmut ave and W Division.
Weirich Heury, Saloon, 104 Monroe. Weirich Peter, Propr Michigan Brew- ery, 296 W Bridge.
Weisel G W & Co, planing mill, ss Leonard w of GR & I R R track.
Welch Daniel, saloon, s w cor of Taylor and Leonard,
Welsh Mis A E, grocer, 290 S Division.
Went Edwin, barber, cor Arcade Place and Pearl.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Ed D Bene- dict manager, 3 Canal.
Westfill Win O, Lawyer, 46 Canal. Wheeler L J, physician, 60 Pearl.
Wheeler Reuben, Sash, Doors and Blinds, 42 and 44 Mill, ( See ady.)
Wheeler & Green, fanning mill mnfrs, 2 Pearl Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co, Ezra W Fair- field agent, 83 Mource.
Wheelock Emory, Justice of the Peace, McReynolds Block.
White George H, lawyer, 54 Canal.
White & Pinkney, carpenters, 3 Ionia.
Whitfield J & HI A, physicians, 110 Mon- roe.
Whitefleet Cornelius, grocer, 139 W Bridge. Whitlock George, boots and shoes, 194 E Bridge.
Whitworth George J, justice of the peace, 39 W Bridge.
Whitworth ] & Co, hardware, 39 W Bridge. Wicks Mrs A L, millinery, 21 Pearl.
Widdicomb Furniture Co, capital $150,000, Wm Widdicomb pres, Harry Widdicomb treas, J F Baars jr sec. 107 to 119 4th, w s. Wight Wim A, Mnfr Lounges and Mattresses, 24 Mill. (See adv.)
Wildberger Henry, physician, 257 N Ionia. Wileman Miles H, marble works. 16 Pearl. Wilkes & Smith, dry goods, 56 Monroe.
Willard Charles A, barber, 53 Lyon.
Willard Wm F, barber, 24 W Bridge. Williams S Quincy, saloon, 100 Monroe.
Willson James B, lawyer and circuit court commissioner, 13 McReynolds Block.
rth Oscar H, Insurance and Real Estate, 74 Monroe.
Wilmot George H, harnessmaker, 20 W Bridge.
Wilson Edward H, barber, 136 Canal.
Wing Simon, photographer, 62 Canal.
Winslow Henry C, pictures and picture frames. cor Monroe and Pear !.
Winsor Frank E, grocer, 242 S Division.
Winter John B, boots and shoes, 17 Broad- way.
Withey L H & Co, lumber, So5 Canal.
Withey Solomon L, U S judge Western District Michigan, office 16 Pearl.
Wittig Joseph, blacksmith, 572 Ottawa.
Wonderly J H, lumber, e s Front n of Leonard. W S.
Wood Arthur, Carriage Mnfr, 37 Wa- terloo.
Wood James R, freight agent, 25 Monroe.
Wood Uri, blacksmith, cor Spring and Fu !- ton.
Wood Wm, physician, 105 Monroe.
Wood Pros, grocers, 32 S Division.
Wood & McBain, Proprs Globe Flour- ing Mill, Mill s of Bridge.
Woodruff Elmer, Botanic Physician, 44 Canal. (See ady.'
Woolever Frank N, restaurant. 9 Canal.
Woolway C James, physician, S5 Monroe. Wooster Samuel R, physician, 90 Monroe. Worfel Anton, saloon. 20 W Bridge.
Worin Mrs R W, millinery, 196 Canal.
Wormnest John K, blacksmith, 90 Grand. ville ave.
ELEGANT GOODS,
STYLISH CUT and 2 BEPFICT FIE, CAN ALWAYS RE CAD AZ SOL. S. BATESON & BRO'S., Detroit, Mich.
W. A. Reed & Co.,
DESIGNERS.
ENGRAVERS ON WOOD, AND
Letterpress Printers.
BUILDINGS,
PORTRAITS,
Store Fronts and Interiors,
Business and Show Cards,
MACHINERY,
LETTER AND NOTE HEADINGS,
POSTER CUTS,
Maps and Plats,
PATENTED ARTICLES,
MONOGRAMS.
POSTERS, &C.
ENGRAVING of all kinds executed at reasonable prices and in a manner which we guarantee to give satisfaction, from photographs, drawings or models. Draw- ings or photographs made from buildings, etc .. in any part of the city. Machine Ruling for engravers, and printers' tint blocks of any size and pattern, either plain or with lettering, executed in the most artistic manner. Electrotypes furnished when desired.
Illustrations for Manufacturers' Catalogues made on short notice and Catalogues got up entire, including engraving and printing. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
W. A. REED & CO.,
25 Canal Street, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
H. M. GOEBEL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in'
HOUSE & CARRIAGE PAINTERS' SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND DECORATIONS, Picture Frames, Mouldings, Artists' Materials, Wax Flower Ma- terials, Convex Glasses, Glass Shades, Gold and Silver Leaf, Bronze Powders, Eng. Tube and Water Colors, Chamois Skins, Sponges, Transfer Ornaments, English and American Varnishes, &c.
Store Shades, Picture Frames and Window Cornices Made to Order.
Agent for J. W. Masury's fine Coach Colors, and Moses, Bigelow & Co.'s Celebrated Varnishes, Japans, &c.
SEND FOR PRICES, H. M. GOEBEL & CO.,
56 Canal Street, - - -
GRAND PAIDS, MICH.
W. C. DENNISON, General Dealer in arm Implements & Machinery
TRADE
MARK.
OFFICE AND WAREROOMS,
No. 90 & 92 SOUTH DIVISION STREET. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Wright Jeremiah S, agricultural implements, 31 W Bridge.
Wright J W & Co, silver platers, room 3 Rood's Block, Pearl.
Wright Miss Lettie M, notary public, w s Louis s of Pearl.
Wurzburg Fred W, dry goods, So and 82 Canal.
Wurzburg Peter, cigar mnfr, 210 W Bridge. Wale Harvey I', Lawyer, 98 Monroe. Vouell Jolin, saloon, 48 Lyon.
Zierleyn Antoni, jewelry, cor N Division and Monroe.
Zinser John DI, Meat Market, 26 Bridge, Saloon, 28 Bridge,
Wykes Warren, photographer, 33 Monroe. Young Men's Christian Associ- ation, Library and Reading Rooms, Ledyard Block, Ottawa.
GRAND TRUNK JUNCTION. (See Detroit Function.)
GRANDVILLE.
Grandville is a village of 700 inhabitants on Grand River, a few miles below Grand Rapids. It is in Wyoming township, Kent county, and is a station on both the Grand Rapids branch of the C. & M. L. S. R. R. and the Kalamazoo division of the L. S. & M. S. R. R., being in each case 6 miles from Grand Rapids.
(For business directory, see index to places received too late for insertion in proper place.)
GRANT.
A postoffice in Grattan township, Kent county, near its eastern line. It is 7 miles from Kiddville on the D. L. & N. R. R. 24 east of Grand Rapids and II north of Lowell, to which a stage runs tri-weekly, carrying the mail. Wm. C. Slayton, post- master.
GRANT.
A village in Newaygo county. (See Ash- land).
GRANT HOUSE. Benzie County. (See Homestead.)
GRASS LAKE.
A prosperous incorporated village of about 700 inhabitants on the M. C. R. R., 65 miles west of Detroit and to east of Jackson.
It is in Grass Lake township, in the east. ern part of Jackson county, in a level country, well settled and improved. Wheat and wool are the staple products of the neighborhood. A large flouring mill has been erected lately and flour, wheat, woo !. pork and live stock constitute the leading articles of shipment. Grass Lake has three churches, Methodist, Baptist and Congrega- tional, all handsome buildings. The place was first settled in 1829 and was incorporated as a village in 1871. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. L. Dwelle, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armstrong Mrs J P, millinery.
Armstrong & England ( Russell Armstrong. John H England), carriage mnfrs, etc.
Birber Ira, confectioner.
Beckwith Isaac, blacksmith.
Bowen George W, Cooperage. (Ses adv.)
Bush & Corwin (Herbert T Bush, Stephen F Corwin), hardware.
Calley Herbert A, harnessmaker.
Clark Damel W, jeweler.
Corwin Christopher R, lumber.
Coykendall John, grocer.
Devenport C & Son (Chauncey and Frank). harness mnfrs.
Dwelle Lemuel, postmaster.
Dwelle & Branch (Mrs James Dwelle Jerome C Branch), general store.
Dwelle & VanHoughton (Lemuel Dwelie and Aaron Van Houghton), drugs, etc.
Fargo Edward H, grocer and agt Am Ex Co.
Fargo, Lord & Co (Alonzo Fargo, George C Lord, Jonathan T Bush, Jerome B Cadwell), Bankers, General Store, Millers and Drovers.
Feckenscher & Hookway (Charles Feckens- cher, Wm R Hookway), groceries, crock- ery, etc.
Goss James, attorney at law.
Hale Herbert J, physician.
Hookway Mrs Francena, milline"
Kellogg George B. Gendal Hard. ware, Stoves, Tinware, House Furnishing Goods and Agricultural Implement ...
Lammon & Munger (Ben B Lammnon, Chas Munger), photographers,
Lusk Ezra, propr Lake House.
McLean Mrs Mary, dressinaker. Malknight John, tailor.
Marinan Timothy, saloon.
Merritt G Albert, lawyer.
Moseley Wm A, arent M CR R.
Newton Harris G. Carriage, Sign and Ornamental l'ainter.
D. A. ROSS & CO ..
SHINGLES, LATH & PICKETS. 70 FRANKLIN ST., DETROIT.
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Palmer Henry C, agent W U Telegraph. Pierte Anson A, carriage mnfr.
Pratt & Burchard (Calvin Pratt and Wesley Burchard ), general store.
Raymond Mahlon HI, physician.
Riethmiller Jacob, saloon and grocer.
Rogers & Askew (Chas Rogers John Askew), blacksmiths. Scheffel John, saloon.
Schinid & Laux (Charles Schmid, John Laux), Fresh and Salt Meats, Game, Poultry, Fish, Etc.
Shaler Manson H. boots and shoes.
Simmonds Wyrm, Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry, Fish, Game, Etc.
Smith Justus E, boots and shoes.
Smith & Shelly ( Horatio S Smith, Abram Shelly), general store.
Thornton George, barber.
Vinkle Henry jr, furniture.
Walker &: Son ( Wm H and Daniel B), Drugs, Paints, Oils, Groceries, Books, Stationery, Et ..
Watson Jeremial: D, justice of the peace. Weisser Charles, harness mnfr.
GRATTAN.
A small village in Grattan township, Kent county, 15 miles north of Lowell, its usual shipping station, to which it has a daily stage and 22 northeast of Grand Rapids. It is on Seeley creel., a tributary of Flat river. Flour and waggons are manufactured. Population 15G Settled IS36. Express, American. Moil daily. Charles Eddy, postmaster.
BIS NESS DIRECTORY.
Byrne Michar I, wagonmaker. Huntley E & Son, general store.
Madison Cas- 3 % Frank, hotel. Reed Thomas, boots and shoes. Robert Hoya'd, flouring mill. Spencer IVSGeorge M, druggist. Trask J I, general store.
GRATTAN CENTER. (See Grattan.)
GRAVEL RUN.
A rural postoffice in the town of North- field, Washtenaw county, to miles north of Ann Arbor, Wheat, apples and pork are the staple products of the vicinity. It has a semi-weekly mail. Wmn. Doty, postmaster.
GRAYLING.
A village and postoffice in Crawford county at Crawford station, on the Mackinaw div MI C.R. R.92 miles above Wenona and 200 from Detroit. Settled in 1872. Population 100. It is situated on Au Sable river, which affords a good water power. It is surrounded with pine woods, has a steam saw and shingle mill and ships lumber, venison, furs, whor- tleberries and grayling fish. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail tri-weekly. David London, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Babbitt R S & Son, boot and shoe mnfrs. Goodale J C, saw and shingle mill. Hadley J O. general store and lawyer.
Hartwick M S, hotel propr.
Newman David, express agent.
Ramsdell & London, hotel proprs.
GREENBUSH.
A village of 200 inhabitants in Greenbush township, Alcona county, 5 miles south of Harrisville, the seat of justice. It is on the shore of lake Huron and ships lumber, fish, and wood. Distance to Standish, 70 miles, to Detroit 180. A stage runs to Standish during the winter. Telegraph, Western Union, Mail, daily. Wm. Conklin, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Conklin William, general store, sawmill and express agent.
Finch M, hotel aud saloon. Kennedy Angus, hotel propr.
GREENBUSH. Clinton County. (See St John's.) - GREENE.
A postoffice in Saginaw county.
GREENFIELD.
A postoffice in Greenfield township, Wayne county. It is on the Grand river road, 5 miles out from Detroit.
GREENLAND.
A mining village in Greenland township. Ontopagon county, 12 miles southeast of Onionagon, and 20 miles west of L' Nase. The latter is the nearest point to it that can
Culver, Page, Hoyno & Co., Publishers of Blanks for Public Officers, Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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be reached by rail. The place was first set. tled about 1854, and now numbers 600 in- habitants. It is the location of several cop- per miines, but none of them very product- ive. Copper is the only article of shipment. It has a daily mail. Telegraph, Mineral Range line. John Brady, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bond James T, general store. Brady James T, general store. Clancy John, hotel propr.
Downer Flavius J, physician. Heimes August, hotel and saloon.
Huddleston & Rogers, copper miners. International Mining Co, copper miners. Long Thomas, saloon.
McGam ---- , saloon.
Noal Wm, tabacco and confectionery. Ridge Copper Co, copper mining. Sullivan Michael, saloon.
GREEN OAK.
A postoffice in Green Oak township, Liv- ingston county, 212 miles west of South Lyon, on the D. L. & N. R. R., 20 south- west of Howell, the county seat, and 35 from Detroit. A grist and saw mill is located here, and flour, wheat and wool are shipped away. Settled, 1838. It has a semi-weekly mail. Wm. A. Weatherhead, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Weatherhead Wm A & Bro, saw and grist mills.
GREEN OAK MILLS. (See Green Oak.)
GREEN OAK STATION.
On the D. L. & N. R. R., is a small place, having about 30 inhabitants, in the town- ship of Green Oak, Livingston county, 15
miles southeast of Howell, the seat of jus- tice, and 36 from Detroit. Farm products are shipped. Mail, daily. Robert W. Olds, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cogswell L HI, station agent and produce and lumber dealer. Richardson S, general store.
GREENVILLE.
A flourishing little city and a manufactur. ing point of considerable importance on Flat river, in the southeastern part of Mont. calin county. It is reached by the D. L. & N. R. R., by which it is 21 miles noiti .- west of Ionia, 55 from Lansing and 141 from Detroit. Stanton, the county seat, is 18 miles northeast. It derives water power from the river, and includes among its man- ufactories 4 saw mills, 2 flouring mills, 2 machine shops, a woolen miil, 2 sash, door and blind factories, 2 planing mills, a tar .- nery and 4 shingle milis.
The city contains a population of 3.500, and became incorporated in 1870. It has a number of fine business blocks, a National bank, 2 weekly newspapers, 3 commodious school buildings, one of which cost $30,000, 5 churches-Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian. There are lodges of Masons, Odd Fellows, and Knigh's of Pythias, an efficient fire department an ! a beautiful cemetery. The city is lighted with gas, has an organized fire department with a new engine house, and several hand- some brick stores have recently been erected. It is surroundel in part by good farming lands, but lumber, shingles, lath and four constitute the great bulk of the exports. Telegraph, Atlantic and Pacific. Express American. Stages run to Langston, Lake- view and Lowell daily. Hiram D. Fargo, postmaster.
GEORGE W. BOWEN,
COOPERAGE,
GRASS LAKE, MICHIGAN.
I have always on hand a large stock of Fruit and Flour Barrels, ali kinds of Tight-Barrels, Butter Tubs, &o. All work warranted satis- factory for the purpose made. Lam prepared at all times to ilFordere from fruit doalors to any extent. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Anderson Jesse, barber. Ashley Frank, dry gouds.
Austin Otis B, jeweler. Avery Dr John, druggist.
Backus Geo E, lawyer.
Backus Wm, lumber dealer.
Benedict Theo M, physician.
Bennett Jonas M, Liquors and Cigars, Lafayette.
Bennett, Marks & Dolbear, grocers.
Bennett & Mills, clothing.
Bernhard H, millinery.
Betzler Charles, boot and shoe maker.
Bradley & Spencer, general store.
Bremer Fred, photographer.
Briggs Benjamin II, Livery stable, rear Exchange.
Briggs & Lobdell, sawmill.
Brothers Orrin A, House, Sign and Car- riage Painter, Lafayette.
Chandler James S, dentist.
Church Charles J & Co. Bankers, Lafayette.
Clark H S & Co, photographers.
Clark: & Rhinesmith Lumber. Co, lumber mnfrs.
Clark & Tower, insurance and real estate. Clark Bros, dry goods.
Clough & Bennett, furniture.
Coffren & Woodruff, lumber mnfrs.
Cohen A, dry goods.
Cole Lovi W, Druggist, Postoffice Block.
Cole Nathaniel M, woolen mills. Colwell Lewis H, builder.
Connell James T, furniture.
Coon Denby L, propr Webster House.
Coon Mrs E D, bakery. Crane Wm M, real estate and insurance.
Crittenden Jay L, asst postmaster.
Cyphers Melville B, gunsmith.
Davenport Wm W, books and stationery. Day Daniel W, grocer. Deary & Clark, wagonmakers. Derby N F. harnessmaker. Dowlinan Wm, physician. Ecker Ambrose J, flour and feed.
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