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Goodyear Andrew, Pattern and Modelmaker, and Inventor and Pa- tentee of Goodyear Plow. Territory for Sale. Porter.
Groff Win, wagonmaker. Superior.
Iloaglin Frederick F, clothing, Superior. Hodges Simon, saloon. Porter.
Howard George & Bro (George and Walter R), meat market, Superior. Howard John. harnessmaker. Superior.
Howell Mrs Aunie, milliner, Superior. Hughes Anthony B, justice. Porter. Hurst Shmuel, barber, Superior.
Irwin Bert M. Grain Dealer, Superior irwin s V & Son (Samuel V and Bert M), Insurance, Superior.
Jacobs Isidore, clothing, Superior.
Jameson James M. flour, etc, Superior. Koons & Rosscan (George W Koons, John C Rosseau), harnessmakers, Superior. Lachman Ephraim, wagonmaker, Michi- gan ave.
Lamb Charles W. shoes. Superior.
Lambson Ira I, livery stable, Superior McDonald Charles, barber, Superior. McGregor Robert, dry goods, Superior.
Maher George W. Planing Mill, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Builders' Hard ware, etc. Superior
LAGER BEER,
Extra Brewed, and for Bottuns, by JACOB MANN, 348 Rivard Street, corner Marle. AND ACCESSIBLE BY TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
Go to Frizelle's Drug Store, Goods, 99 Woodward AVento For Drugs, Medicines & Toilet
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Marsh & Ridgway (Wm S Marsh, Edward W Ridgway), crockery, Superior. Marshall Samuel, blacksmith, Michigan ave.
Marsters John L, flour mill 1 mile east. Miller John. furniture, Superior.
Morrison Wm V. justice of peace, Porter. Mudge Niram, clothing, Superior.
National Exchange Bank (Capi- tal $100,000). Samuel V Irwin, Pres; Henry MI Dearing, Cash, Superior.
Olcott Wm. boots and shoes, Superior. O'Hara & Niver (Mark B O'Hara, Louis Niver), meat market, Superior.
Parker C T, propr Parker's Exchange Ho- tel, Michigan ave nr depot.
Parker's Exchange Hotel, C T Parker Propr, Michigan ave ur Depot. Parmelee & Sons (Loren, Clark and
Frank), Planing Mill, Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc, Michigan ave. Peabody Jobu M, banker. 44 Superior Peterson Frank O, blacksmith, Erie. Putnam Lewis, baker, Porter. Reed Ira W, marble wks; Erie. Reed W Taber, drugs and books, Superior. Riker Francis W, shoemaker, Superior. Riker Henry R, boots and shoes, Superior. Rodenbach Win H, grocer. Superior.
Saxton Lewis A, drugs and groceries, Su- perior.
sheldon & Fanning (Frederick W Sheldon, John Fanning), Grocers and Tanners, 51 Superior.
Smith George 'T, Middlings Purifier Co, W D Thompson. Pres: Allen Ben- nett, Sec and Treas, Flour Mill, Superior. Snell Joseph W. dry goods. Superior.
Sperry B W. propr Commercial Hotel, Porter.
Steele Win & Sou, (Wm and Matthew) jewelers, Superior.
Sutherland Win B, tinner, Superior.
Todd Win S. saloon. Superior. Tremper Robert HI, dentist, Superior.
Tuttle Mrs & M. millinery, Superior. Tuttle Wm C. drugs and books, Superior. Waldvogel August, saloon, Eric.
Watkins Mrs W H. dressmaker, Superior. Weeks Monforte D, lawyer, Superior.
Wheelock Frederick A, dry goods, Su perior.
Whitney & Watkins ( Harmon W Whitney. Win H Watkins, marble whe, Erie.
Wilber Edwin C. physician. Drie. Williamson David E, barber, Superior.
Williamson & Graves (Lorenzo D Wil liamson, Wim W Graves), carriage minfrs. Michigan ave.
Wright Josiah, Blacksmith, Superior.
ALBION MINES.
Marquette township and county. About five miles south of Greenwood Station. on the M .. H. & O. R. R., and 20 miles south. west of Marquette.
ALCONA.
Lies on the shore of Lake Huron in the township and county of Alcona, 9 miles north of Harrisville, the county seat, 29 south of Alpena, and 200 above Detroit. Standish, 90 miles southwest, on the Mackinaw Div. M. C. R. R., is its railroad point. Alcona was settled in 1800, and has a population of 125. It has Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches, erected the present summer (1880). and a good district school. Lumber and shingles are manufactured, and with cordwood and fish. form the chief shipments. Nearest bank at Alpena. Express. Mc- Clure's. Telegraph, Western Union. Stage to Harrisville daily, with mail. Frank E. Beard, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beard James & Co, Lumber Mnfrs and Express Agts.
Bryant George & Co, general store, lum- bernien's supplies, drugs. etc.
Cunningham Henry, hotel.
Dayton JO, justice.
Herring II, physician.
Hill Wm, fishery.
Lawson Charles, blacksmith.
McGuire Jolin, saloon and hotel.
Moore James, harnessmaker.
Mosser Isaac, carpenter.
Packard & Co. fishery.
Stockwell G H, physician.
ALEMBIC.
First settled in 18;4 and located in the township of Chippewa, Isabella county. 6 miles southeast of Mount Pleasant, the county seat and nearest shipping point. and 130 northwest of Detroit. An exten- sive water power is supplied by the Chip pewa river here, at present only utilized by a saw mill. The place has a Methodist church and a district school, and exports this, wheat, ont, corn and hay. The price of farming land ranges from $10 to 840 per acre. Estimated population, to Slade communication with Mount Pleasant and St Louis twice daily, carrying mal! Russell Knapp, postmaster and farmer
TELEPHONE STATION,
Bottled Boer and Bottling Supplies LEWIS MANN, 311 Kivard, cor. Casde ity
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W.Va., S. B. S. P., &c.
GASRETORTS
Cupola Tiles 20 to 60 inches Diameter.
BRASS FOUNDERS' FURNACES,
10 to 18 INCHES DIAMETER.
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SEWER PIPE, CEMENT, AND DRAIN TILE.
Foundry Facing'sSupplies
CHAS. D. COLSON.
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CHICAGO, ILL.
LOCOMOTIVE TILES.
Wedge.
Wedge.
Key.
Jamb.
Key.
Key.
Split.
Soap.
Square.
JERSEY, SAVAGE, COLSON,
FIRE BRICK
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LAGER BEER
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Gut ALE & PORTER
IN BARRELS, KEGS AND BOTTLES. Depot and General Office 513 Wabash Ave.
Down-Town Office 249, 251 & 253 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent for the Northwest. Ale and Porter per dozen, Quarts $3; Pints. SI. Per Barrel, $10; Half-barrels, $5. Lager Beer por dozen Pints, 90 cents.
AMSDEN BROS. Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in
PEERLESS 140 SPRING BEDS
WITH OUR OWN IMPROVEMENTS.
Four Beds Shipped for 100
THE BEST SPRING BED IN THE MARKET.
TSI TO
ORDERS RECEIVED ? For PORTER'S JOLIET LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, cor. Market and Randolph. I'. D. Stuver, Sole Agent. See Advertisement opposite page 131.
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ALEXIS.
Erie township, southeast part of Monroe county, near the Ohio state line, and a station on the Toledo Div. C. S. Ry, at jonction T. & AA. A. R. R., 49 miles south of Detroit, 14 from Monroe court house, and t above Toledo.
ALGANSEE.
Is located in Algansee township, Branch county, 12 miles southeast from Coldwater, the county seat, 5} south of Quincy sta- tion on the L. S. & M. S. Ry, and 64 north of State Line, Indiana. A flouring mill and a saw-mill are located here, and there are several others in the township. Cattle, hogs and wheat are shipped. Population, about . 25. Mail, tri-weekly. A. W. Thorp, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Becker G, blacksmith.
George E, blacksmith.
Hall A C, general store.
King J L, general store.
Larkin E HI, blacksmith.
Pierce & Bro, handle mnfrs.
Price Wm, lumber mnfr.
Wakeman E & Son, flour mill and lumber infrs.
Williams J A, physician.
ALGODON.
Locally known as Strother's Corners, a small postoffice in Odessa township, Ionia county, 14 miles southwest of Ionia, the county seat, and 140 northwest of Detroit: Saranac, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, ?! miles north. is its shipping point, with which place, as well as South Cass. it has semi-weekly stage communication. Popu- Iation, 50. Farming land, per acre, from $15 to $60. Mail, semi-weekly. George Strothers, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anway Julius, painter. Dye O H, broommaker. Hinckley G L, well driver. Mowrey Rev Isaac (United Brethren). Stockford Jesse, carpenter.
Walter George W, carpenter.
ALGONA CENTER.
Algona township, Kent county. 2 miles west of Edgerton, on the G. R. & L. R. R. No postoffice. Population, about 20.
ALGONAC.
This village is situated at the mouth of the St. Clair river, in Clay township, and in the southeastern part of St. Clair county. 28 miles south of Port Huron, the county seat, and 40 by water from Detroit. New Haven, on the G. T. Ry, 16 miles north- west, is the nearest railroad point. Algonac was settled about 35 years ago, and now has a population of 800. It contains a steam saw-mill, a grist mill, a turning mill, a hoop factory, and some other industries, Epis- copal, Catholic, Christian and Methodist churches, a district school, and a library of over 500 volumes. Land in the vicinity varies in value from $10 to $20 per acre. Chief shipments, grain and produce. Tele- graph, Western Union. Express, Mc- Clure's. Stage to Port Huron daily: fare, $1.50. Nearest bank at St. Clair. F. C. Folkerts, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alien Come, grocer.
Ames Charles and James, barbers.
Blauvet C, flour mill.
Buddington E H, general store.
Currie Calvin, grocer.
Dana Wm, boat owner.
Dowswell, C J, assistant postmaster.
Fish Win, general store.
Fleury C. shoemaker.
Folkert & Co, General Store, Drug- gists. Lumber and Grain Dealers.
Gilbert Mrs, general store. Halstead D S, stave and hoop mill.
Harrow Bros, boat owners.
Harrow Mrs J K, milliner.
Higgins Rev T C (Methodist).
Jackson Henry, constable.
Jackson Michael, hotel propr. Jamieson Rev A (Episcopal).
Jones D G, planing mill and justice.
Kelly Rev John (Methodist).
Kimball C, hotel propr and justice of peace
Marsden F. meat market.
Moore John, grocer.
Phillips and Skinner, turning mill.
Pickle Win, boat owner.
Pike A, grocer.
Poole C L. general store.
Robertson Robert, justice of peace.
Sharp Charles, deputy sheriff.
Shechy Bros, boots and shoes.
Slocum George D. physician
Smith Abram, express agt and boat owner
Smith & & & D, Lumber Mufrs. Smith James, blacksmith.
Stewart A l'. notary public and justice. Stewart Charles.
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES. CHAS. D. COLSON. 109 and 1 10) Franklin Street, CHICAGO I WINS the best in U. S. - for every description of Castings. (Steal Injuly a Specialty.) Share's Riddles, Bellows, Brushes, etc., of extra quality, for Foundry use, a Specialty. Blackhead Crucibles
FURNITURE
MILLS & BARKER, 176 and 178 Woodward Ave., wholesale ej and retail, Feathers, MATTRESSES, Lounges, SPRING BEDS.
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Swartout Benjamin, boat owner. Symington T, physician.
ALLEGAN.
The judicial seat and principal town of Allegan county, is situated in a valley on the banks of the Kalamazoo river, which here affords an invaluable water power, including the whole volume of the stream with a fall of 8 feet. Water communication is afforded with Lake Michigan by steam- boat daily, and it has three intersecting lines of railway, the Kalamazoo Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry, the Grand Haven R. R., and the Allegan and S. E. Br. G. R. & L. R. R. By these lines it is 25 miles northwest of Kalamazoo, 30 south of Grand Rapids, 23 southeast of . Holland, and 169 west of Detroit. A settlement was located here in 1835. In 1838 the village was incorporated by the Legislature, and re-incorporated in 1858. The manufacturing interests of the place are extensive and varied, including 4 dour mills, 1 saw-mill. 1 furniture factory. 2 foundries, 1 fauning mill factory, 1 wool- en mill. 1 sash and door factory, a spring bed factory, etc.
There are ? churches of as many denom- inations, 5 ward schools with an enrolled list of 685 pupils, 2 libraries with 500 and 900 volumes respectively, a large public hall, an efficient fire department, and the Holly system of water works. Among the prominent buildings are the Presbyterian church, county buildings, fair ground buildings, and a mimber of large and really handsome business blocks. The vil- lage has a bonded indebtedness of $19,800, and an enrolled valuation of $250,000, which is considerably below its actual worth. There are 2 banks, the First Na- tional and a private institution, 4 newspa- pers, the Journal, Democrat, Herald and Tribune, all weeklies, and 2 good hotels. Allegan is surrounded by rich and exceed- ingly productive land, which, by a thorough system of cultivation. is made to yield abun- dant crops of cereals and fruit, as a shipping point for which the place is one of the largest in the state. Exports in 1879, via the L. S. & M. S. Ry, 11,423 tons. Population, according to last cen- sus, 2,327. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American and United States. George R. Stone, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ackiss Mrs Mary, laundry. Trow bridge.
Adams Charles H. News Depot and Books, Steamship Agent, Bill Poster and Mngr of Empire Hall, Postoffice.
Agrell Charles G, photographer, Locust.
Allegan City Bank, HI MI Peck Pres, HI B Peck Cashr, junction Brady and Hubbard.
Allegan City Mills, Wetmore Broth- ers Proprs, Water.
Allegan Democrat, George Scale: Publr. David R Waters Editor. (S> adr.)
Allegan Herald, M G Ryan Pubir, Hubbard.
Allegan Journal, Henderson & Reid Editors and Proprs, 16 and 18 Locust. (See ade.)
Allegan Mills, J M Mendel & Co Proprs, MInirs of the Semper Idem Flour, Office and Store, Hubbard.
Allegan Patrons of Husbandry, General Store, Albert Stegeman Mngr. 6 Locust.
Allegan Tribune, Morgan & Bailey Publis.
Allen Jobn, bakery and restaurant, 22 Brady.
Alleu John B, farm impts, 25 Water.
Ambler Joseph, woolen mill.
Amsden Brothers (Louis and Clande L), Spring Bed Mufrs, Hubbard. (See ude. )
Amsden Edwin, physician, 13 Locust.
Anderson Win, Blacksmith, Horse- shoer and General Repairer, 51 Water.
Arnold Daniel J, judge of 20th judicial circuit.
Babbitt John E, lawyer, 2 Locust.
Bailey Clayton L, lawyer, n e cor Hubbard and Locust.
Bailey J B & Son (Jacob Band Edward B), groceries and crockery, 14 Locust.
Barry Edmund D. principal of school. Bearce Wm. green houses, near Cemetery. Beecher & Peck (Spencer HI Beecher, An- drew S Peek), grocers, 42 Hubbard. Bills Walter HI, physician, Locust.
Blanchard Wellman, gunsmith, 15 Locust. Bohm Henry, grocer, 15 Locust. Bonney Rev (Congregational).
Booth Oliver T. lumber dealer.
Boru Engelbert B, carriage minfr. Water. Brinker & Kellogg (Harry 1 Brinker. George B Kellogg), clothing, etc, Brady. Cady L Y. marshal.
Calkins Chauncey W. supt of county poor. n e cor Hubbard and Locust.
Calkins & Dunning (Mmeron E Calkins. Henry ME Dunning), four mill and feed store. Hubbard.
Calkins Frederick M, physician, cor Locust and Hubbard. Carr Frank H, agent G H R R.
Get Insured in the Washington Life
if you can, you will never regret it General Agency, Detroit
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ESTABLISHED 1856.
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ENLARGED 1872.
HENDERSON & REID,
PUBLISHERS OF
THE ALLEGAN JOURNAL
The Oldest and Most Widely Circulated Paper in Allegan County.
16 and 18 Locust Street, Allegan, Mich.
Best Advertising Medium in Allegan County. Rates given on Application,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
In the Best possible Style.
DON C. HENDERSON.
EDWY C REID
Conservative Management and Prompt Adjustments, by the
Old Berkshire LifeIns. Co.
of Pittsfeld, Mass. S:1% Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
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Carter Charles, painter, Water. Caskey James, tanner.
Chaddock Joseph W, hardware. Locust. Chadwick Mrs Mary E, dressmaker, 15 Lo- cust.
Chaffee House, Frederick Mertz Propr, Brady.
Chichester Ira. sec Farmers' Mutual Insur- ance Co, 16 Locust.
Church Mrs Annie L. millinery, Locust. Church Darling, spring bed mnfr.
City Hotel, Henry D MeDuffee Propr, Brady.
Clapp & Lilly (Irving F Clapp. Au- gustus Lilly), Wholesale and Retail Gro- cers and Produce Dealers, 9 Locust.
Clark Mrs Mary E. hairwork, 75 Water. Clark Wilber F, live stock dealer.
Clizby Edward B, operator L S & M S Rv.
Collins Clark, deputy marshal.
Coykendall Hiram, pictures, sewing ma- chines and music, Brady.
Crane H D & Co (Horace D and Mrs D M Crane), druggists, Brady.
Cronk & Osborn (Benjamin B Cronk, Henry Osborn), Blacksmiths and Wagon- makers, 25 Water.
Curtis & Batt (N Thomas Curtiss, Thomas Batt), Barbers, cor Brady and Hubbard.
DeLano & Co (Hiram A DeLano, Meyer Desenberg), grocers, S Locust.
Donaldson Frank S, prosecuting attorney, n e cor Hubbard and Locust.
Dowd Daniel H, meat market, Brady. Dryden Samuel S, hardware.
Dumont John B, pres Farmers' Mutual Insurance Co.
Dunn George H. register of deeds.
Dunning Harl P, drugs, books and wall- paper, 12 Loenst.
Eagle Flour Mills, W A Knerr Propr. (Ser ud.c.)
Ellinger D & Son (Daniel and Daniel G .J), tailors, 6 Trowbridge.
Ellinger George S jr, brewer. 65 Water.
Ellinger Julius G, cooper, Water. Facer Charles S, saloon, Hubbard.
Farmers' Mutual Insurance Co of Allegan and Ottawa Co's. John B Dumont pres, Ira Chichester sec, 16 Loenst.
Fenn Albert HE, Lawyer, ne cor Hub- bard and Locust.
Fenn & Perkins (Elam A Feun, J Wesley Perkins), Mafes of Fanning Mills, Milk Safes. Feed Cutters, etc., Race.
First National Bank (Capital $50,- 000), B D Pritchard Pres, F G Trues- dell Cashr. 16 Locust.
Fisk George D, auditor G HI R R, Peck', Block.
Fisk Joseph, grain elevator.
Foster Henry W, lawyer and insurance agent, Kellogg block.
Foster James B, carpenter, James.
Franks Henry, tailor, Hubbard.
Fuller James E, dentist, Hubbard.
Gero Edward C, blacksmith, Water.
Gilbert Nahum, County Clerk.
Gommel Rev John C (German Methodi -: ).
Goodrich Osman D, physician.
Goodrich O E, insurance, Kellogg block.
Goodson Alexander G, physician, drug- and groceries, River.
Grand Haven R R Co, Frederick H May ungr, George D Fish auditor, Benjamin C Leavenworth general agent, Peck . Block.
Harding Albert G, Boots and Shoes. n e cor Hubbard and Locust.
Hart James H. agent, L S & M'S Ry.
Hartshorn George W, Grocer. 4 Hubbard.
Hay Wm, sheriff.
Henderson & Reid (Donald C Hen derson, Edwy (' Reid), Editors and Proprs Allegan Journal, 16 and 18 Lo- cust. (See ade.)
Hills Giles HI, saw-mill, 2 miles w.
Hoffman Israel O. grocer, Hubbard.
Howe Albert F, carpenter, River.
Hudson Hiram B, lawyer. 7 Unio: block.
Hudson Theron N, mungr N B West.
Hudson Win O, nurseryman. 1 mile n.
Humphrey & Huntley (Lewis Humphrey. F Marion Huntley), painters.
Hurd Mrs Alexander HI, dressmaker, Hub bard.
Blynes Frederick E, Physician and Surgeon, 14 Locust.
Ising Lewis F, barber Sherman House.
Jackson House, G H Parrish Propr. opp i. S & M S depot.
Jenks B W & Co, saw-mill. 7 miles w.
Jeuner E C & Co (Edward C and Charlotte L Jenner), Boots and Shoes. + Locust.
Jenner Win B, Boot and Shoemaker. Dealer in Leather and Findings, Hui bard.
Johnson Mark P, livery, bus and hack line. Water.
Koen Abram H, Fine Custom Boot and Shoemaker, cor Water and Loons:
Koen Mr. Heliva E. Fashionable Milliner and Dressmaker, Brady.
Killian Joseph M, tailor, Chaffee block Kircheman Jacob, wagonmaker, Water.
Harness Leather and Collars,
P. HAYDEN, DETROIT, Saddlery Hardware, Etc.
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WILLIAM W. WARNER, Attorney-at-Law.
COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Farms, Fruit Lands, for sale or exchange. Hotels, Stores and Residence property in Allegan Village on hand for sale.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
COLLECTIONS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Information cheerfully given in reference to negotiations of Real Estate or Loans in this County.
ALLEGAN, MICH.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
40,000 ACRES OF FARMING AND FRUIT LANDS
IN ALLEGAN, OTTAWA AND MUSKEGON COUNTIES, MICHIGAN, -IN- TRACTS to SUIT, FROM $5 to $15 PER ACRE
These Lands are situated a short distance from Schools. Churches, Railroads, and Good Markets. These Counties are situated in the
CENTER of the GREAT FRUIT BELT OF MICHIGAN
Also a large number of Improved Farms, finely located, ranging from 10 to 200 acres. I attend to buying and selling of Real Estate, Paying of Tales, Settling of Estates, Loaning of Money, and looking after the interests of Non-resident Land owners a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
H. F. MARSH, Jr., Real Estate and Loan Agent, ALLEGAN, Allegan Co., MICH.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Has removed all restrictions upon residence and trave! I policies. World-wide best Co. for Agents to workz. F. W. MELLONA. Can't. Chinon. III.
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Knapp Adrian J, carpenter, Grand.
Knorr Wm A, Flour Mill. (Se ade.)
Koons Avery 5, Mnfr of Wagons and Sleighs, 27 Water.
Krumbein John, marble works. River.
Latta & Newnham (Patroclus A. Latta, Richard L Newnham), lawyers, Locust. Lay George T, carriages, Hubbard.
Leavenworth Benjamin C. general agent, Grand Haven R R, Peck's Block.
Lederman Jacob, produce, etc. Hubbard. Lehman Jacob, produce. Hubbard.
LeIsle Charles, baker, etc, Hubbard.
Leonard Philander, beehive mnfr.
Leweke & Vandercook (Gottlieb Leweke, Ilenry B Vandercook), marble works, Hubbard.
Littlejohn Rov Wolcott HI (Adventist).
Livingston & Stern (Charles Living- ston, Henry Stern), Dry Goods. Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 11 Locust. Jonsbury George W, photographer, Lo- cust.
Lowe & Green (George Lowe, John A Green), lime and cement, nr L. S & M S depot.
McCarthy Bros (Geo E and Charles .1). boots and shoes, Hubbard.
McDermott B. agent, GR & IR R.
McDuffee Henry D, propr City Hotel. Brady.
McMartin Duncan, real estate.
Maentz & Frank (Christian Maentz, Fred- erick Frank), meat market. Hubbard.
Marsh Hollister F Jr, Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and Notary Public. junction Brady aud Hubbard. (Sr adr.) Martin & Parker (Isaac S Martin, Wm J Parker), meat market, Hubbard. Marty Frank, saloon, Brady.
Mattoon Charles B, gunsmith, Grand.
May Frederick HI, migr Grand Haven R R. Peck's Block.
Mead Mrs A Harriet, Dress and Cloak Maker, Loenst.
Mead Mrs Enmua, dressmaker, Locust. Mendel J M & Co (John M Mendel, Myron C Henshaw), flour mill, office Hubbard. Mertz Frederick. propr Chaffee House.
Millard George &, Cigar Mufr and Dealer. 34 Brady. (Se ade.)
Milton Rev George R (Congregational).
Morehouse Charles B, veterinary surgeon. Water.
Morgan & Bailey ( Edwin R Morgan, Frank W Bailey), publes Allegan Tribune. Morgan Gustavus A, editor Allegan Tri bune.
Morrison Robert G. physician, Brady. Motley Edward, wagonmaker, 57 Water.
Murphy John C, Boot and Shoe maker. Brady.
Nichols Clark, supt water works.
Norte Wm, sewing machines, cor Locust and Trowbridge.
Oliver Andrew, Pres of Village.
Oliver & Co (George and Andrew Oliver, estate of John Phillips). Furniture Mafrs, 35 Water.
Paddock Rev (Meth Episcopal).
Padgham John H. judge of probate.
Padgham & Padgham (Philip and John H), lawyers, 2 Locust.
Parrish George H. propr Jackson House, opp L S & M S depot.
Partridge Wm, blacksmith. Water.
Peck A R & Co (Aning R and Jasper C Peck), hardware. 1 Chaffee block.
Peck & Dixon ( Matthew J Peck. Henry ( Dixon), fruit evaporators.
Peck Horace B, Cashr Allegan City Bank, also Peck & Streeter.
Peck Horace M. pres Allegau city bank, res Kalamazoo, Mich.
Peck & streeter (Horace B Peck, James B Streeter). Lumber Mnfrs and Dealers.
Perkins Robert R, Mnfr and Dealer in Pure Apple Juice, Cider Vinegar, etc, Race.
Pierec Mrs Debora A, dressmaker, Brady. Pierce James J, restaurant, Brady.
Pike Sargent N, groceries and lime, Hub- bard.
Piper Giles A, dentist, 13 Locust.
Place George W. meat market, Brady.
Place & Peck (Lester B Place, H LeRoy Peck), foundry, ur G H R R depot.
Pond S Donglass, jewelry and musical indse, Brady.
Pope Mrs Hattie AA. lecturer juvenile tem- perance work.
Pope & Hart (Horace HI Pope, Hau- nibal Hart), Lawyers and Collection Agts. Peck's block.
Powers Thomas, shoemaker, Hubbard.
Priest Samuel H. blacksmith. Grant.
Priest Willard S. wagonmaker. Grant
Pritchard Gen Benjamin D. LAw. ver and Pres First National Bank, 16 Locust.
Ragan John, temperance saloon Brady.
Ragan Thomas, Propr Sherman House. Hubbard. (ve adr.)
Redpath & Campbell (James Redpath, George Campbell, grain and produce. Remington Rov Win (Baptist)
Resseguie Charte. L. Saloon and Billiards, Brady.
Rosa Henry M. blacksmith, Water.
The Latest Designs Can always be found at SOL. S. BATE- SON & BRO'S, Merchant Tailors, Detroit, Mich.
Roe Stephens, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., gives best terms on
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The Only Paper between Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids on the line of the Indiana Railroad. THE
PLAINWELL INDEPENDENT
The Family Paper of Allegan County.
Subscribed for and heartily supported by men of all political faiths. Advertisers wishing to reach householdis will find THE INDEPENDENT an excellent medium for the purpose. Subscription Books always open for inspection. Rates 10c. per inch each insertion.
Address THE INDEPENDENT. PLAINWELL, MICH.
GEO. H. MILLARD, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
CIGARS OF ALL KINDS
A liberal discount to cash customers. Orders promptly attended to.
No. 84 BRADY STREET,
ALLEGAN, MICH.
PICKLES AND VINEGAR, J. J. WILSON, Manufacturer of the
Celebrated "ARROW BRAND." No. 31 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, Il1.
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