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Edsall Joseph H, dining roomis.
Eliot David A, lawyer and justice of the peace.
Ellsworth, Lewis & Sapp, Attorneys and Solicitors, Norton Block.
Elwood & Co, lumber mnfrs.
Fargo Hiram B, Groceries, Etc, Post- office Block.
First National Bank, Capital, $132,- 200. M Rutan Pres, Win J Just Cashier, Eureka Block.
Fish Elias, physician.
Flanagan & Childs, meat market.
Fox & Leaming, mnfrs lumber, Cole & Ben- nett's Block.
Frowley John W, saloon.
Fuller J Ensign, lumber dealer.
Gantz John F, saloon.
Gibbs & Herriman, boots and shoes.
Gleason Alex, die sinker and engraver.
Gleason Benjamin H, saloon.
Gott John F, stoves and tinware.
Grabill Elliott F. Editor and Propr Greenville Independent, Eureka Block.
Graham & Nichols, shingle mi !!.
Graham & Sons, grocers.
Green Orville W, jeweler.
Greenville Democrat, J Wesley Griffith Ed and Propr, Shearer Block.
Greenville Independent, E F Grabill Ed and Propr, Eureka Block.
Griffith Joseph, general store.
Griffith J Wesley, editor and propr Green- ville Democrat.
Griffith Wm R, boots and shoes.
Griswold & Hoyt. Lawyers, Collec. tions a Specialty, Cole & Bennett's Block. Halsted Newcomb, groceries.
Hansen Lars, groceries and crockery.
Hards Arthur I, barber.
Herrick Orris E, physician.
Herrick Wm S, grocer.
Holunden Fred, confectionery, etc.
Holniden & Pike, meat market. Horton D & Co, hardware.
Jacobson & Glegman, dry goods.
Jacobson & Peterson, dry goods.
Jamieson & Inkley, boot and shoe makers.
Johnson Christ, blacksmith.
Jones & Stevens, title abstracts, insurance and conveyancing.
Just W'in .J, Saddles, Harness, etc. Karmsen Charles, furniture.
Meith's Exchange, Geo H Keith Propr, Lafayette.
Kemp Oliver C, insurance agent, Cole & Bennett's Block.
Ketchum Mrs M D), millinery.
Kirkbride Carlisle R, sewing machines.
Knapp Willet, carriage mnfr.
Knight Mrs J'A, millinery.
Koupp Fred, brewery.
Landers W El & Woodward. Livery Stable, rear Webster House, and rear Sanders House.
Lawton Wilbur F. groceries and crockery. Lester Lyman B, physician.
Lichtenauer Joseph, Clothing, La- Inville. Louder George, barber.
THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORING HOUSE of MICHIGAN.
SOL. S. BATESON & BRO., Detroit.
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Lovell & Green, hardware.
Mc Vean Lester G, books, stationery and wall paper.
Magill Robert B, tailor.
Manchester & Sausser, harnessmakers.
Martin C M, physician. Maxfield & Huff, flour and feed. Maxted & Moors, founders and machinists. Middlebrook & Carey, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Etc. (See adv.)
Middleton E & Son, Greenville City mills.
Miller R C & Sons, boots and shoes.
Mooney John T, wagonmaker.
Moore Daniel C, atty at law and justice of the peace.
Moore, LeRoy at Co, Bankers, Nor- ton Block.
Morehouse Wm, photographer.
Morgan C F, physician.
Morris Edwin C, dry goods.
Morton & Gale, saloon.
Mulhern James, physician.
Nelson & Crittenden, books, stationery, etc.
Newman John, wagonmaker.
Nichols Alva W, physician.
Oliver, Belknap & Green, mnfrs lumber, sash, doors, blinds etc, Grove.
Olmsted Frank, harnessmaker.
Park Wm T, agt D L & N R R. Partlow George, flouring mill.
Partlow George, groceries, etc.
Peck Frank, broommaker.
Perry Previze P, gunsmith.
Pettee Willard N, pension agent.
Pond Edson H, dentist.
Pratt Chas B & Perry, Attorneys at Law. Potter Block.
Reed Wm HI, blacksmith.
Rice Jule F, barber. d.
Rich Frank H, flour and fee
Richards & Weeks, millinery.
Riddell John M, saloon.
Rider Myron, tin and copper smith.
Rooke John L, clothing.
Rowe Capt A G, cigar store.
Rutan E, hardware.
Sanders House, P Sanders propr.
Sapp Dexter T, U S Circuit Court commis. sioner. Savage & Ellsworth, millinery.
Schofield James, wagomnaker.
Schorott Peter, merchant tailor.
Seaman Henry, general store.
Shearer Joseph J, hardware.
Sheldon Charles S, physician.
Slaght Nathaniel, lumber mnfr.
Slawson Comfort M, physician.
Slawson George R, druggist.
Stevens George W, stoves and tinware.
Stevens Stephen R, boots and shoes.
Strickland Wir P, Musical Instru- ments, and Agent Howe S M Co.
MIDDLEBROOK & CAREY,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Mouldings,
Brackets, Pickets, Flooring, Siding, Ceiling, &c. Planing, Matching, Scroll and Re-sawing to Order. a ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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J. J. WITHEY.
Dealer in
Boots, Shoes,
Rubber Goods and Packs. EDWARDS BLOCK. COR. LAFAYETTE AND
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Strope Bros, shingle mnfrs, mills Oakfield. Tatem John H, lawyer,
Tower Samuel, founder and machinist. Townley Marcia C, groceries.
Tucker & Smith, blacksmiths.
Tyler Salem L, musical instruments.
Vest Burt, meat market.
Voorheis Barnum D, dentist.
Wakely Ellbens A, livery stable.
Weand Charles M, meat market.
Webster House, D L Coon Propr. Wells Wm B, jeweler.
West Hiram S, druggist.
Westbrook Edward, barber.
Wetmore & Sigler, blacksmiths. Wilson John C, marble works.
Winters Wmn. wagonmaker.
Withicy Joel 3, Boots and Shoes, and Agent Am Ex Co. (See auv.) Woodman Wmn II, blacksmith. Woodruff Jerome, tannery. Worthington & Hensen, furniture.
Wright E' N & Co. Saw, Shingle and Planing Mills.
GREENWOOD.
A village of Edwards township, Ogemaw county, 112 miles from Greenwood station, on the Mackinaw division of the M C R R., and 451/2 miles above Wenona. This is a new town in the midst of a pine and hemlock forest, and contains one saw mill, and about 50 people. G. W. Hotchkiss, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hotchkiss & Codding. lumber mnfrs.
GREENWOOD CENTER.
A postoffice in Greenwood township in the northwest part of St Clair county. It is 12 miles north of Emmet, on the C & LHR R, in a level and heavily timbered country. J. A. Vincent, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adel Charles, general store. Ransom Rev Phillip (Methodist).
GREENWOOD FURNACE.
A'station on the Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon R R, 22 miles west of Marquette, and 7 west of Ishpeming. It is in Ely township, Marquette county, in a rough and rocky section of country, growing only root crops. Iron is the only product shipped ..
GREENWOOD STATION. Oceana county. (See Malta.)
GRINDSTONE CITY.
A settlement of 200 persons in Port Austin township, Huron county, on the shore of Jake Huron, 22 miles northeast of Bad Axe. the county seat, and about go north of Port Huron. The place settled about 1850, takes its name from extensive quarries of very supe- rior stone for grind and whet stones found here. There are factories of scythe and grind stones and a sawmill in operation here. Grind stones, scythe stones, building stone and cedar posts are shipped. Stages run to Port Huron and Bay City. Telegraph. Western Union. Express, Ryan & Co's. The place has a daily mail. George Robertson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Green James, telegraph operator. Kay Rev John ( Presbyterian). Kinch Samuel, hotel propr.
Lake Hurou Stone Co, grindstone mnfrs and general store.
Worthington & Sons, grindstone mnfrs and general store.
GROSSE ISLE.
A large island in the Detroit river, 20 miles below Detroit. It is crossed by the Canada Southern R R, and is fast becoming a popular summer resort. A number of merchants and professional gentlemen doing business in Detroit have their residence- here. There are three hotels, one Catholic and two Episcopal churches on the island. Grapes and other fruits are extensively grown, and the river on all sides affords ex- cellent fishing grounds. Grain, hay, wood, stone, grapes, apples, pears and white fish ate staple articles of shipment. Population, about 700. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex- press. American. Mail daily: A. M. Edwards, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alexander George W, propr Alexander House.
Brevoort T E, express agent.
Dickson M S. station agent.
Gawley Thomas, general store.
Pike GAA, propr Island House.
Wendell John, general store.
Wormer M! K, propr Biddle House.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Counting House Stationers,
Nos. 113 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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GROSSE POINT.
A somewhat fashionable suburb of Detroit, situated in the township of Grosse Point, Wayne county, on the shore of lake St Clair, S miles northeast of the city. There are perhaps 900 inhabitants in the village, which is somewhat scattered. John B. Gravier, justice of the peace.
GROSVENOR.
Also known as Blissfield Junction, a post- office at the crossing of the L S & M S and the Chicago & Canada Southern railways, 112 miles of west Blissfield. It is in Palmyra town- ship Lenawee county, 9 miles southeast of Adrian. Its only importance is as a place of transfer between the two railroads. Mail daily. George Sparrow, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carpenter Albert, railroad agent. Harrison Alfred, baggage man. Smith Miss Frank, teacher. Sparrow Geo, express agent and restaurant. Willetts Isaac, hotel.
GROUT.
A postoffice in Grout township, Gladwin county, 3 miles from Gladwin, the county seat, 15 northeast of Loomis station on the F & P M Ry and 160 northwest of Detroit. First settled 1863. Population of township ISO. Mail once a week. W. Grout, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Grout, Sickett & Co, lumber mnfrs. Rockwell E A, physician.
GROVELAND.
A postoffice of Groveland township, Oak- land county, 20 miles northwest of Pontiac and 47 from Detroit. Holly, on the D & M R R, 6 miles southwest, is its shipping sta- tion. It has a tri-weekly mail. Ira H. Marsh, postmaster.
GULL LAKE.
A postoffice and village in Prairieville township, in the southwest corner of Barry county, 14 miles northwest of Kalamazoo, its railroad point and 22 from Hastings the seat of justice. It is in a fine, gently undulating country with a productive soil. Wheat is the great staple crop. A flouring mill, a steam
saw mill and a cider mill comprise the man. ufacturing interests. Stage to Kalamazoo tri-weekly. Mail daily. George Thomas, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Geiger Peter, wagonmaker.
Haak James, miller.
Hamlin F A, general store and barness- maker.
Hamlin Mrs F A, dressmaker.
Hass Benjamin, carpenter. McAllister H, saw and cider mills.
Roach Thaddeus, mason.
Swartout Rev C H ( Methodist).
Thomas George, flouring mill.
Thomas Wm A, steam saw and cider milis. VanArnim Isaac, blacksmith.
GUN MARSH.
A small place on the line of the Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Michigan R R, in Gun Plains township, in the southeast corner of Allegan county. Plainwell, 7 miles south- west, is the nearest railway station at present. It has a semi-weekly mail. James Gray Jr, postmaster.
GURNEE.
A postoffice in the extreme northwest cor- ner of Mason county, 9 miles south of Man- istee. It has a daily mail.
HADLEY.
A village of 300 inhabitants, in Hadley township, Lapeer county, 12 miles southwest of Lapeer, S west of Metamora, on the Bay City division of the M CR R, and 54 from Detroit. It is on Clinton creek, and has 2 flouring mills. 2 saw mills, 1 planing mill and a foundry, 2 churches, Baptist and Methodist, and a good graded school. Had- ley is surrounded by a good farming country and ships grain, potatoes, wool, apples, bu :- ter and eggs. Stages run to Farmer's Creek, Metamora, Goodrich and Grand Blanc daily. with mails. R. S. Hutton, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Eckhart Charles, blacksmith.
Guiles James, blacksmith. Haller Rudolph, furniture dealer. Harker Thomas, wagonmaker. Hemingway J N & Co, Hardware.
Houston Wilham, cooper. Houston Mrs, milliner and dressmaker.
D. A. ROSS & CO., Dressed Lumber, Flooring & Siding. 70 FRANKLIN STREET, DETROIT.
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Hutton R S, dry goods. James G K, boots and shoes. Kaiser William, boots and shoes. Knox J W, druggist and grocer. Little A S, general store. Mills A D, planing mill. Moorland A, harnessmaker. Moorland Charles, town clerk. Phillips Charles B, boots and shoes. Proctor J D & Bros, machinists and wagon makers.
Quick A F, carpenter. Selleck Rev G W, ( Baptist). Slemmer Peter, flouring mill. Smith J P, physician. Spencer HI C, constable and collector. Stone S, propr stage line. Wesley Rev J, ( Methodist Episcopal.) Woodward & Hoard, broom mnfrs.
HAGAR.
A postoffice and station on the C. & M. L. S. R. R., in Berrien county, 30 miles north- west of Berrien Springs, 33 north of New Buffalo, and 4 north of Benton Harbor. It is in the fruit region and fruit is the princi- pal shipment. Express, American. Mail, daily. A. H. Smith, postmaster,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baumnnn Rev J, (Lutheran). Smith A H, station and express agent.
HALE'S BAY. Delta county. (See Garden). HAMBURG.
A village of 100 inhabitants in the town- ship of Hamburg, Livingston county, 16 miles south of Howell, the county seat. It is on the mail route between Brighton and Ann Arbor, 7 miles south of the former place, and 17 north of the latter, and is also ยท on the Horse Shoe creek, in an excellent farming region. Settled 1835. Tri-weekly mail. Ferdinand Grisson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cunningham James, tin and coppersmith. Cunningham J S, carpenter. Grisson Ferdinand, justice of the peace. Rogers William, hotel propr. Royce G H, general store. Sawyer Andrew J, carpenter. Seeley Reuben, blacksmith. Sheridan Richard, boots and shoes.
Todd Dell, meat market. Wilmarth Calvin C, blacksmith.
HAMILTON.
A postoffice and station on the C. & M. L. S. R. R., at the crossing. of Rabbit river, by which name the village is known. It is in Heath township, Allegan county, was settled in 1857, and has 200 inhabitants. A saw mill, a bending factory and a Re- formed church are located here. Lumber and bent stock are shipped. Distance to Allegan 14 miles, to Grand Haven 30 miles. Stage to Saugatuck, 12 miles west, daily. Daily mail. C. A. Field, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Bender G H, hotel propr. Brownell C R, Lumber mnfr. Field C A, general store. Kimber C H, physician. Lawrence Rev HO, (Reform Church). Lincoln B W, bending works. Mohn W H, wagonmaker. Smith John D, painter. Woodruff C M, hotel propr.
HAMLIN.
Hamlin is situated in Raisinville town- ship, Monroe county, one-half mile from North Raisinvilie, a station on the Chicago and Canada Southern Ry, 25 miles from Trenton crossing and 40 from Detroit.
HAMMER'S.
A flag station on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Charlevoix county, 12 miles below Petoskey.
HAMMOND.
A station on the Grand Rapids divi- sion of the M. C. R. R., to miles south of Grand Rapids, 23 northwest of Hastings, and 145 from Detroit. It is in Gaines town- ship, Kent county, and has about 100 inhab. itants. Wheat, oats and fruit are shipped. Express, American. Daily mail. Charles Deming, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Deming Charles, General Store. Kibble -- , hotel propr. MeQueen & Hammond, grain buyers. Porter W W, express and station agent.
WE IMPORT
ALL OUR OWN GOODS. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO., Merchant Tailors, Detroit
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HANCOCK.
This large and flourishing village is situa- ted on the northern shore of Portage lake, in the northern part of Houghton county. It is directly opposite, and i mile south from Houghton, the county seat, with which it is connected by steam ferry.
Hancock was platted in 1858, since which its growth and prosperity has been steady and rapid. It is the location of the famous Quincy Copper mine, one of the most pros- perous in the Upper Peninsula, it being second only to the wonderful Calumet and Hecla, The Franklin and the Pewabic. operated under one management as the Franklin- Pewabic mine, are within the village limits. The amount of capital invested in these mines, with the dividends paid and the products for 1875 have been as follows :
Capital invested. dividends paid.
Total Product for 1895. 1, 76334 tons
Quincy .. $200,000
Franklin 380,000
Pewabic .. 240,000
$1,990,000 240, 000 400,000
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Like Houghton, Hancock is situated on a side hill which rises to a height of goo feet above the lake. It contains the extensive stamping mills of the Quincy mine, and 4 other stamp mills belonging to different mines in the vicinity, one large foundry and machine shop, copper smelting works, 2 steam saw
mills and 4 churches, Congregational, Metho- dist, Catholic and Lutheran, and a large graded school.
Hancock is the southern terminus of the Mineral Range railway, a narrow or 3 foot guage road, 121/2 miles in length extending to Calumet, and a road, which for its financial success, has hardly been equaled by any rail- road in the country.
Hancock contains a population of about 3,000. It is 36 miles northwest of L'Anse, the terminus of the M. H. & O, R. R., and about 100 from Marquette. Mail daily. Telegraph, Northwestern. Express, Ameri- can. Thomas. N. Lee, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Amerikan Suomalaien Lehti (a Finnish weekly newspaper), John A Muikku ed and propr, N W Mining Journal Bldg. Anbin && Zigler, Shoemakers.
Baer Bros, Beef and Pork Packers. Baird H A, dentist.
Balentyne & Pierce, sash, blinds, etc.
Beckstrom Isaac, saloon.
Benson Henry, shoemaker, Pewabic Mine. Bohrer John, saloon.
Bromer Christian, wagormaker.
Buckley Wm, sewing machines.
Carah John, grocer.
Cardell Morton L, sec and treas Lake Superior Mineral Range Tel Co.
FIRST.
NATIONAL BANK
OF HANCOCK, MICHIGAN.
Capital
$100,000 !
S. D. NORTH, Pres.
OFFICERS. JAS. A. CLOSE, Vice Pres. DIRECTORS :
E. H. TOWAR, Cash.
S. D. NORTH. CHARLES E HOLLAND.
RICHARD UREN. F. G. WRIGHT.
PETER RUPPE.
JAS. A. CLOSE. Z. W. WRIGHT. J. N. WRIGHT
HANCOCK, 360
JOSEPH R. JACQUES, Boot and Shoe Maker
And Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .
Water Proof Oil.
14. 2000 Boxes Sold a Month. Warranted. Custom Work a Specialty. Employs none but Best Workmen.
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Carkeek & Ingham, grocers.
Carr Wm II, Am Express agent.
Cary Dennis, undertaker. Cary & Co, carpenters, Clifford Mrs C, grocery.
Close James A, Forwarding and Com- mision Merchant.
Condon & Frink, clothing.
Corey A J, supt Quincy Mining Co.
Cronin Patrick, saloon.
Dennis James, grocery.
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Co, J R Grout agent.
Doyle Michael, merchant tailor.
Drittler Henry, saloon.
Dunn -- , wholesale teas.
Ehler George, boots and shoes.
Euarich Michael, hotel.
Fichtel Charles, billiards.
Finn Michael, justice of the peace.
First National Bank. S D North Pres, E H Towar Cash, Reservation. ( See adv. )
Fish John, saloon.
Franklin Mining Co, J Vivian Agent, J Leronger Clerk, I mile north.
Gallagher Patrick H, physician.
Gallagher & Bro, druggists.
Gerard Dominique, hotel.
Gibson John, merchant tailor.
Gresens & Brown, Wagon and Car- riage Makers.
Grout J R, agent Detroit and Lake Superior Copper Co.
Hambly Wm J, bookkeeper.
Hamilton Alexander S, painter.
Hanson John, saloon.
Harris, Seager & Co, general store, Franklin Mine.
Harry Wim,. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Works, Quincy.
Maug Christ, Watches, Clocks and Jewetry, Tezcuco. (See ady.)
Hecker John, saloon.
Hocking Mrs Einma, millinery.
Hocking John, wines and liquors.
Moffenbacher John. Baker.
Holland, Cardell & Co, Hardware and Mining Supplies. Holman Peter, general store.
Hurley Bros, Printers, Binders and Stationers. (See ady.)
Jacques Joseph R, Boots and Shoes and Mnfr Jacques Water Proof Oil, Quincy. (See av.)
Jingrass l'eter E, livery. Kibbec Edward P, Ed and lubl'e Northwestern Mining Journal. ( See adv.)
Kibbee Porter, business manager North. western Mining Journal. Labarre Napoleon, barber.
Lake Superior Mineral Range Telegraph Co, C E Holland pres, M L Cardell sec and treas, J H Thomas supt.
Lake View House, Thomas Smart propr. Lapp Wm, candle mnft.
Lee Thomas N, Postmaster, Books and Stationery.
Liebermann & Kutscheid, marble works. Lindblad & Siller, furniture mnfrs. Lord Mrs A J, millinery. Mack Bros, boots and shoes.
Manley James, grocer.
Meads Thomas D, Jeweler and Dealer in Fancy Goods.
Metzner & Voss, potash and soap mnfrs.
Mineral Range Railroad. C E Holland Pres and Supt, A H Viele Treas. Morley & Olds (estate), lumber mnfrs.
Muikku John A, ed Amerikan Suomalaien Lehti.
Neumann M & Co, dry goods.
Noble & Ellis, dry goods.
North Seth D, president First National Bank.
North S D & Son, General Store, Quincy Mine.
Northwestern Mining Journal, E P Kibbee Ed and Propr. (Sze adv.) Opetz Win, saloon. Pearce James P', hotel propr.
Perry Wm W, physician.
Pewabic Mining Co, Johnson Vivian agent, I mile north.
Pintin John, photographer.
Provost Ephraim, barber.
Quincy Mining Co, A J Corey supt.
Richards Win, boots and shoes.
Roberts Wm II, groceries and crockery.
Robinson Orrin W, agent Sturgeon River Lumber Co.
Robinson & Wright, General Insur- ance, Hancock and Ravine.
Ruhl Adolph, saloon.
Ruppe Peter, general store.
Ryan Edward, General Store. Scallon JE, physician.
Scott Archibald J. druggist.
Slockett Crawford. Contractors and Undertakers, cor Hancock and Ra- vine.
Smart Thomas, propr Lake View House.
Smitz HI & Co, general store. Stone George W. dentist. Sturgeon River Lumber Co. J . Close Pres, Q W Robinson Agent, E L Wright Sec and Treas.
Culver, Page, Hoyne & Co., Pubs. of Blanks and Books for Railroad Cos ..
Nos. 118 & 120 Monroe Street, Chicago.
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PRINTER
Binders, Stationers.
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Our Establishment is complete in all Departments, and all work done by us Strictly First-Class, and at the Lowest Figures.
We make a specialty of furnishing merchants, mining companies and banks with everything needed in Stationery line.
HURLEY BROS. HANCOCK, MICHIGAN.
NORTHWESTERN
Mining Journal,
E. P. KIBBEE, Editor and Proprietor,
HANCOCK, - MICHIGAN.
This paper has a large circulation in the Upper Peninsula, through- out the Copper and Iron districts, and ropresents the mining interest both east and west, thereby having an extensive circulation abroad, and as an advertising medium in the Upper Peninsula, is unexcelled. Subscription $3 per annum For advertising rates, address Publisher.
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Sullivan James C, founder and machinist. Thomas John H, supt Lake Superior Min- eral Range Tel Co.
Towar Edgar KI, Cashier First Na- tional Bank.
Viele Augustus HI, treas Mineral Range RR. Vivian Johnson, Agent Franklin and Pewabic Mining Companies.
Wagner Peter, barber.
Washburn Wm, books and confectionery. Webb John J, Wines, Liquors and Ci- gars, Tezcuco. Wern Wm, concert hall.
Wertin Joseph & Sons, General Store, Tezcuco.
Widenhoefer John, saloon. Widmeier Michael, saloon. Wieder Benjamin, harnessmaker.
Wivell John H, saloon.
Wright Edward L, sec and treas Sturgeon River Lumber Co.
HANLEY.
A postoffice on the line between the town- ships of Jamestown and Georgetown, Ottawa county, 412 miles southwest of Grandville, on the mail route to Holland, and 30 miles southeast of Grand Haven. Jamisonville, on the Grand Rapids branch of the C. & M. L. S. R. R., 4 miles north, is its nearest railroad station. Population, 250. Mail, 4 times a week. J. N. Waite, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Pratt Rev Z A ( Baptist). Waite John N, general store.
HANOVER.
A thriving village of 350, in Hanover township, in the southern part of Jackson county, 14 miles south of Jackson and 90 from Detroit. It is a station on the Ft. W. T. & S. R. R., and ships wheat and general farm produce. It has a Methodist church, a Friends' meeting house, a good graded school, a steam grist mill and a planing mill. First settled, 1871. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail, daily. W. J. G. Dean, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen H D & Co (H Drias Allen -), general store. Crandall & Warrener, flour mill. Cuiyer J Hf, black. mith. Dean Walter J G, stock raiser. Ford Charles A, general store.
Freeman A A & Son (Alfred A and Myron), lumber and planing mill.
Mudrutt KE J & WO, (Henry J and Frank O). Furniture Dealers.
Hudmutt Il J & Co (Henry J Hudnutt and David W Peabody), Druggists.
Hughes Frank G, house and sign painter.
Hutchins J L & Co (John L Hutchins, Horace S Ismon), general store.
Jacokes Rev Thos H (Methodist). Jonas Oliver Q. physician.
McNaughton Mrs D W, milliner.
Markham Ransom, Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware.
Mills Mrs L E, millinery.
Morgan Francis A, grocer.
Morgan Joseph M, blacksmith.
Orr D, harnessmaker.
Peabody David W, general store.
Peabody John O, harnessmaker.
Perry E E, supt graded school
Prescott Livermore S, hotel.
RiDout Jay E, druggist and agent American Express Co.
Shuart George, meat market.
Smith Lyman B, Jewelry, Notions, Tobacco and Cigars.
Tupper & Ward ( Royal S Tupper, Ed- ward Ward), coopers.
VanHorn Abram L, physician.
Warriner & Crandall, flouring mill.
Weldon Charles C, boots and shoes. Wilson James A, physician.
Welling Lawson P, station and telegraph agent.
Wood Elder S A ( Friends).
HANSEN.
A postoffice of Ferry township, Ocean.a county. Distance southeast from Hart, the county seat, 10 miles. Ship to Shelby, on the C. & M. L. S. R. R., S miles west. The surrounding country is timbered principally with beech and maple, and is well adapte ! for farming purposes. Lumber, lath, shin- gles and flour are manufactured, and, with farm produce, are shipped. Settled, IS;0. Population, 120. It has a stage to Shelly and a mail tri-weekly. H. M. Foster, post. master.
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