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EDUCATIONAL.
The city is favored with the most etti- cient and prosperous union school in the state. Students in large numbers from this and other states attend the high school while preparing for admission to the Uni- versity. The Ann Arbor high school fur- nishes yearly a much larger number of students to the University than any other institution of learning. In addition to the high school building, which alone cost about $60,000, there are five ward schools for the younger portion of resident pupils.
THE UNIVERSITY.
Ann Arbor is especially known as the seat of the University of Michigan. with its departments of Literature. Science and the Arts, the Medical, including the Old School of Medicine, the Homeopathic Col- lege and the Dental College, the Law de- partment, its schools of Mining and Civil Engineering, and its extensive laboratory of Chemistry and Pharmacy. The several departroents contain 1,42; students. 120 of whom are ladies, who are admitted into all the departments upon the same terms
and conditions as gentlemeu. In its com- plete and thoroughi courses of study, and in the number of students who annually flock here for thorough culture from every part of the world, and in the number and size of its buildings and extensive and beautiful grounds, this institution ranks among the first in the United States. Among the most recent and important ad- ditions to the University are the hospitals. The first building was erected in 1875 aud the second in 1879, for public hospitals. They are fully equipped, and ample pro- vision has now been made for patients from this and other States. There are ac- commodations for 200 patients. A cut of the University may be seen on the opposite page.
By her various railroad connections Ann Arbor is 38 miles west of Detroit, 37 east of Jackson, 74 southwest of Lansing. 40 southwest of Pontiac. 234 cast of Chicago, and 46 northwest of Toledo. A tri-weekly stage runs to Whitmore Lake and Brighton : fare, 50 cents and $1 respectively. C. G. Clark, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alles & Gretton (Robert K Ailes, Monza Grettom, Founders and Machin- ists and Brass Founders, Castings, etc. W Huron.
Uber & Son (Frederick and Frederick ir. Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers, cor Pontiac and State.
Merchant Tailors. of Detroit, send Sol. S. Bateson & Bro., Goodsto Plymouth, Holly and Fenton
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ANN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THE
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
CONSISTS OF SIX DEPARTMENTS OR SCHOOLS.
The Department of Literature, Science, and the Arts ; the Department of Medicine and Surgery; the Department of Law; the Homeopathic Medical College; the Dental School, and the School of Pharmacy.
Each department has its own faculty of instruction. In 1879-80, its officers of instruction num bered more than fifty: its students. 1.127. The department of Literature, Science and the Arts. has six regular courses. leading respectively to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Letters (Latin), Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineer, Mining Engineer. Bachelor of Letters (English). All the degrees and all the courses of studies. whether Classical. English or Scientific. receive equal attention. and no discrimination is made whatever in favor of either. About half of the studies in all the courses. save the engineering, are elective. If a student is able to complete his full course in less than four years, he is allowed to do so. and receive his degree. Each one is permitted to do all he can. and receives credit for his work. Students under twenty-one years of age, who are prepared to enter any regular course, may pursue select. studies without taking a degree. Students who are at least twenty-one years of age, may enter without examination and pursue such studies as they desire. provided their previous education fits them to carry on work in the department. Post-graduate courses are provided for graduates of the University, or of any other collegiate institution. In the depart- ment of Medicine and Surgery, students matriculating in 1880, or afterwards, are required. in order to graduate, to attend lectures ou three courses of nine months each.
In the Law Department, the candidates for graduation are required to attend two courses of lec- tures of six months each. A year's course in another law school, or one term's practice of law under a license from the highest court of general jurisdiction in any state, is accepted as an equivalent for the first year in this department. The degree of Bachelor of Laws from this school entitles the holder to an immediate license to practice in all the courts of Michigan.
In the Homeopathic Medical College, attendance on three courses of nine months each is a pre requisite to graduation. The students of both medical schools have the advantages of special training in a well-equipped physiological laboratory, and of clinical instruction in spacious and well-appointed hospitals, which the generosity of the State and the city of Ann Arbor have furnished. The Dental School affords the largest facilities for instruction. In addition to the lectures of the Rental Faculty. the lectures of the Medical Faculty are heard by the dental students, and superior clinical opportunt. tes are also furnished. Attendance on two six months' courses is required for graduation The student of Pharmacy has a thorough two years' course, mainly in Botany, Chemistry and Materia Medica; leading to the degree of Pharmaceutical Chemid- The splendid Chemical Laboratory, which Has been doubled in capacity in the last year, has aver os pables. the largest in the world, is open to the students in the various departments. The Museum of Service and Art is one of great value, and has been transferred to the new building erected this year. The Corelogical, 7 sological and Botanical Cabinets are estimated to contain with specimens.
The Museums of Anatomy and Materia Jelica are also very large. The Astronomical servatory. created by citizens of Detroit, is thoroughly equipped, and has contributed largely to astronomical discoveries of late years
The Libraries, necessible to students, number mbh Gida salades The University, wich all these advantages, Is a part of the public educationala dom of the State Students of both seves ale Admitted. The fore are as follows: To residents of Mittente, an a husten fron ten dallas, sel avand payment of twenty dollars: to those of other States of countries, an admission for of twee
Uso Frizelle's Mandrake and Rhubarb Pills,
The Popular Family Medicine.
154 ANN MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER ANN
Allaby Wm, boots and shoes, 24 S Main. Allen Henry C, physician, cor Ann and 4th. Allen H B, physician, cor 4th and Adams. Allen & Jones (John P Allen, Alanson Jones), horseshoers, Catherine.
Allmendinger David F, Mofr of Pipe and Reed Organs, Tuning and Re- pairing, cor Washington and 1st.
Ames Albert W, newsdealer and agent Am Ex Co, 6 E Huron.
Andrews Samuel C, books and stationery, 13 E Huron.
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Angell James BB, Pres University of Michigan.
Ann Arbor Agricultural Co, J Austin Scott pres, Earle Knight sec, John Finnegan mngr, office and warehouse cor Detroit and Catherine.
Arbor Argus (weekly), J N Bailey Propr, Aun Arbor.
Ann Arbor Courier (weekly), R A Beal Propr, 41 and 43 N Main.
Ann Arbor Democrat (weekly), Burleigh & Bower proprs. Opera House.
Ann Arbor Printing and Pub- lishing Co, James C Watson Pres. Zina P King Sec, Benjamin J Conrad, Treas, Proprs Ann Arbor Register, Anu opp Court House.
Ann Arbor Register (Weekly), Ann Arbor Printing and Pub Co Proprs, Ann opp Court House.
Ann Arbor Savings Bank (Capital $50,000, Surplus $2,500), Christian Mack Pres, Wi W Wines Vice Pres. Charles E Hiscock Cashr, cor Main and Huron. (Sce ade.)
Ardner George, saloon, opp M C R R Depot. Arskey Benjamin F, carriagemaker, De- troit.
Arnold Win, jeweler, 36 S Main.
Bach & Abel (Philip Bach. Engene B Abel), dry goods, 26 S Main.
Backus Cyrus, physician. cor Ann aud 4th. Bailey John N, propr Ann Arbor Argus, cor Huron and Main.
Baless Cornelius, cooper, Broadway.
Baumgartner S & J (Samuel and Joseph). grocers, cor Main and Liberty.
Baxter Charles, livery, cor 2d and Huron. Beach Mrs () O, dressmaker, 22 S Main.
Beal Rice A, propr Ann Arbor Courier, 41 and 43 N Main.
Beasley John, Furniture, 18 E Huron. Bell Andrew, grocer, & E Washington. Berry Miss Maggie, hair goods, 43'S Main. Besimer A & F (Anson and Frederick). saloon, W Huron.
Binder Charles, saloon, 6 W Liberty.
Binder Henry, saloon, 50 S Main.
Bliss C & Son (Calvin and Gilbert), jew elers, 11 S Main.
Bliss Willis R, billiards, 10 N Main.
Bliss W W & Co (Wm W Bliss, Floyd S Buck). tobacco and cigars, 7 E Huron. Boylan Charles, notions, 19 S Main.
Branch Marcus DEL, grocer, 5 S Main.
Breakey Wm F, physician, cor Huron and Division.
Brehm Peter (estate of), brewery, W 4th. Brennan Michael H. lawyer, cor 4th and Huron.
Brennan Patrick, shoemaker, 4th nr Wash ington.
Bross Jacob F. wagonmaker, 65 S Main. Brown H J & Co (Henry J Brown, Jame- A Jaycox), druggists, cor Huron and Main.
Brown Michael, wagonmaker, E Liberty. Brucker Miss Carrie, dressmaker, 37 S Main.
Buell Miss Helen, dressmaker, 2 E Wash- ington.
Burg John, boots and shoes, 43 S Main.
Burkhardt Charles F, Harness. maker. 4 E Huron.
Burleigh & Bower (John L Burleigh, Henry E HI Bower), proprs Ann Arbor Democrat, Opera House Bldg.
Burwell John, shoemaker, cor Liberty and 5th.
Cady Charles H, grocer, 32 E Huron.
Campbell Wm MI, woolen mill, Broadway. Caspary Win, Baker and Grocer, 32 Detroit.
Chandler House, P Chandler, Propr. cor Main and Huron.
Cheever Noah W. lawyer, e s Court House Square.
Clair John, saloon, 11 Ann.
Clark Edward, justice of peace. 42 S Main. Cone Peter, shoemaker. 63 S Main.
Cook House, C HI & F W Jewell. Propres, cor Huron and 4th. (See adr. ) Cooper Mrs Fanny L. dressmaker. 57 S Main.
C'ramer & Corbin (Densmore Cramer. Byron J Corbin), lawyers, 6 E Wash ington.
Cropsey George W, grocer. 14 E Wash ington.
Dale Thomas, dyer and scourer. S N Main.
Denn & Co (Sedgwick and Henry S Dean). Groceries, crockery, etc, 415 Main.
Delaney & Hill (John Delaney, Nelson P Hill, wagonmakers, N Main.
Doddey Henry B. cooper, Pontiac. Donnelly Joseph, grocer, H E Huron
BOTTLERS' SUPPLIES
Bottled Beer and Telephone Station. LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
Ask for Porter's Joliet Ale,
T. D. Stuver, Sole Agent, i See Advertisement opposite page 131.
ANN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANN 155
COOK HOUSE,
O. H. JEWELL, F. W. JEWELL, |
PROPRIETORS,
ANN ARBOR. - MICH. 1
Corner Huron and Fourth Streets.
Heated by Steam, with no extra charge.
BATHS, GAS, HOT AND COLD WATER.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
WILLIAM WAGNER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
21 South Main Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Keeps constantly on hand A Well Selected Stock of Ready-made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
P. IRWIN,
LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE
FIRST CLASS RIGS FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS.
Hack and Bus Line running to all trains. Orders filled immediately for all Kinds of Conveyances. Particular attention given to orders for Funerals.
Fourth St., opp. Court House, east side of the Square, Ann Arbor, Mich.
CHAS. D. COLSON , IC3 : 110 5 ak's .. .
GAS RETORTS OND FIRE BRICK. Best in the U. S. CHICAGO. Gas Benches in most approved style built promptly. Bench Castings, etc., furnished where required. See Adv., opp. Dare 130.
MILLS & BARKER,
176 & 178 Woodward Ave., Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE, BEDDING, CARPETS.
150 ANN
MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER ANN
Donovan Patrick, general store. Broad- way.
Doty Alonzo M, boots and shoes, W Huron. Douglas, Henderson & Co (Silas HI, and Wm W Douglas, Wm R Henderson), clothing and wall paper, 18 S Main.
Drake Nathan H, saloon, 20 E Huron.
Duffy Edward, general store, cor Main and Ann.
Durhein Charles J, cigars and tobacco. cor Main and Huron.
Earle Thomas, grocer, etc, 9 N Main.
Easton Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 43 S Main.
Eberbach Christian, hardware, cor Main and Washington.
Eberbach & Son (Christian and Ottmar), druggists, 12 S Main.
Ehnis, Frederick, tailor, 16 S Main.
Eisele Anton, Marble Works, cor Detroit and Catherine.
Eisele Miss Mary, millinery, 2 Detroit.
Emerick Frank, Lawyer, cor Main and Huron.
Esslinger Frederick, Blacksmith and Horseshoer, cor Main and Catherine. Fantle Charles, dry goods, 41 S Main.
Feiner George, shoemaker, 1 E Washing- ton.
Field & Hunt (John Field, John W Hunt), plumbers. 6 S Main.
First National Bank (Capital $100,- 000), E Wells Pres, P Black Vice Pres, J W Knight Cashr, 21 S Main.
Fischer Nicholas, saloon, 5 Washington.
Foley Mrs M A. dressmaker, 4 E Washing- ton.
Foster John J. shoemaker, 22 E Huron. Foster Mary E, lawyer, 26 W Catharine.
Frazer Robert E, Lawyer, Opera House Bllg.
Freer Edmund C, meat market, 24 E Huron. Frey John, Propr Northern Brewery Mill, 5th ward.
Frieze Prof H S, Ann Arbor Uni- versity.
Frothingham George E, physician, 32 E Washington.
Frueauff Eugene K, lawyer, 8 E Washing- ton.
Gall John G, meat market, 31 E Washı- ington.
Garrett Henry C, tinware, Detroit.
Gates & Little, carpenters, W Huron.
Gauss Christian, baker, cor 2d and Lib. erty.
Gauss Frederick, boots and shoes, 10 W Liberty.
George Conrad, physician, cor Main and William.
Gerstner Louis, baker, 3 Detroit
Gidley & Wheeler (Mary E Gidley, No. Wheeler). millinery. 22 E Huron.
Goetz John & Son (John and John jr), gr cers, 47 S Main.
Gott James B, Lawyer, cor Main and Huron.
Gott John N, lawyer, cor 4th and Huron. Gould John N, grocer, ? Ann.
Graham Win, saloon, cor Huron and Main. Green Malcolm M, second-hand goods. cor Ann and 4th.
Greene Charles E, civil engineer, cor Main and Huron.
Grinell Ira L, sewing machines, 17 S Main. Grosman Gottlich, shoemaker, Detroit.
Gruner Leonhardt, shoes, 8 S Main.
Gwinner Gottlieb F, meat market, cor 4th and Washington.
Gwinner G F A, saloon, 4 Detroit.
Haarer John. photographer, W Liberty.
Haas Frederick, saloon, Catherine.
Hall Augustus EL, Baker and Grocer. 23 N Main.
Hall Engene B. coal, 1 E Washington.
Hall Rev Wyllis (Episcopal), N Division.
Haller Jacob & Son (Jacob and George) jewelers, 24 S Main.
Hamilton Alexander W, lawyer and insur- ance, cor Main and Huron.
Hamilton Joel W, lawyer, cor Huron and Main.
Hangsterfer Mrs Jacob, confectionery and tobacco. 30 and 32 S Main.
Hartley Mrs J D, physician, cor William: and Division.
Haupt John, wagonmaker, cor Main and Catherine.
Hauser Charles, saloon, 20 E Washington. Hayley E E and A L (Emily E and Addie L). fancy goods, 3 S Main.
Henion aron B, hats and caps, 5 E Hu ron.
Heinrich John D, saloon, 4th, nr Huron
Heinzmann J & Son (John and Jacobe. tanners, 38 S Main.
Hendrickson S & Son (Samuel and Carlton D), grocers and bakers, State.
Herdman Win J. physician, E Huron.
Herrmann Gustav, tailor, 18 E Washing ton.
Herz August, grocer, 19 Broadway.
Herz Win, painter, Washington.
Hill Carlos, flour and feed, cor Ann and 4th.
filt Henry 12, Lawyer, 3 Opera House Blde.
Hill's Opera House, HI R Hill propr, na cor Court House Square.
Hilton Mrs II J. physician, Anu
Hinley Michael, blacksmith, E. Liberty
Death will stop all Income. Provido for it by insuring in the
Washington Life
Insurance Co. of New York.
ROE STEPHENS, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., VOSE PIANOS Detroit, Mich., gives best terms on
ANN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANN 157
T. J. KEECH, Ann Arbor, Supt. JAMES TOLBERT, East Saginaw, Propr.
JAMES TOLBERT, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
SAGINAW GANG SAWED LUMBER.
DRESSED FLOORING AND SIDING, SQUARE TIMBER, LATH. SHINGLES, ETC., CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
WHOLESALE OFFICE,
RETAIL OFFICE,
Buena Vista Block, - East Saginaw, Mich.
Corner Fourth and Depot Sts., Ann Arbor, Mich.
CHRISTIAN MACK, President. W. W. WINES, Vice-President. CHAS. E. HISCOCK. Cashier.
N ARBOR SAVINGS BANK
OF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.
CAPITAL, $50,000.00. 1 SURPLUS, $2,500.00.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Special attention given to Collections, and Returns promptly made at Current Rates of Exchange.
J. A. POLHEMUS,
LIVERY
STABLE
THE BEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE IN THE CITY.
HACK AND BUS LINE RUNNING TO ALL TRAINS.
Orders filled immediately for all kinds of Conveyances. Particular attention givea to Orders for Funerals. Corner of Main and Catherine Streets, - ANN ARBOR, MICH.
ANN ARBOR STEAM PLANING MILL'
LUICK & BROTHER, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Casings, Base. Band, Crown, Circular and Irregular Mouldings, Stair Rail, Brackets, and all kinds of Finish for Joiners. Bracket, Scroll and Fancy Sawing.
G. LVICK.
B. LUICK.
Corner North and Fifth Streets, ANN ARBOR, MICH.
VINEGAR AND PICKLES. J. J. WILSON would call attention to his choice ARROW BRAND Pickles. Send for Prico List. 21 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, IL.
OLD, TRIED, SOLID, None Better, Organized, 1851,
The Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit
158 ANN.
MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER
Hoffstetter Jacob, grocer, 34 S Main
Hopfstetter John G. grocer, 29 E Wash- ington.
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Holmes Charles E, druggist, 12 E Huron. Howard Win H. second-hand goods, 15 Ann.
Hunt John W, hardware, 6 S Main.
Hutzel Titus F, plumber, 14 S Main.
Hutzel & Co (August and Herman Hutzel), paints, oils, etc, 14 S Main.
Imus Jasper, produce, W Huron.
Irwin Patrick, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable, 4th, opp Court House, E Side Square. (See adr.)
Jackson Walter H, dentist, 24 S Main.
Jacobs Joseph T, clothing, 29 S Main.
James & McCleery (Sed James, Edwin M McCleery), marble wks, Ann, opp Court House.
Jenkins Ormond C, dentist, 32 E Washing- ton.
Jenkins & Soulee (Louize J Jenkins, Bina J Soulee), millinery, 45 S Main.
Jewell C H & F W, Proprs Cook House, cor 4th and Huron.
Johnson Elias J, gents' furnishings, 7 S Main.
Johnson & Seybolt (Henry Johnson, Wes- ley Seybolt), blacksmiths, 4th and Wash- ington.
Kapp Christian F, saloon, E Liberty.
Kapp John, physician, 64 S Main.
Kayser C F, cigar mnfr, 35 S Main.
Kearney Ambrose, grocer, 33 S Main.
Kearns Bros (Richard and Thomas) horse- shoers, cor Catherine and 4th.
Keating John William, Propr The Physician apd Surgeon, Ann opp Court House.
Keck Furniture Co, W D Harriman .pres,
CE Hiscock, sec and treas, John Keck mngr, cor W 4th and William.
Keck John, furniture, 52 S Main.
Heech Thomas J, Supt Ferdon Lun- ber Yard, cor 4th and Depot. (Sce adv.)
, Keenan John, millinery. 13 N Main. Kehoe John, barber, 9 E Huron.
Kellogg Albert C, physician, Broadway. Kempf Reuben H, piano tuner, E Liberty. Kent Edwin, meat market, 24 Broadway. Ketridge Miram, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables, Ann nr Main.
King Charles M. gunsmith, E Liberty. King Zina P. lawyer, 42 S Main.
Kinne Edward D, Attorney-at-Law, cor 4th and Huron. Kitson Charles; saloon, 33 N Main.
Koch John, furniture, 16 S Main.
Koch John G, tailor, W Liberty.
Koch John J, saloon, 22 E Washington.
Krapf Conrad, carpenter. 24 E Washington Krapf Herman, planing mill. Detroit.
Krause Henry, tanner and infr boots anii shoes, 48 S Main.
Laubengayer Henry, grocer, 8 W Liberty. Laubengayer Jacob, meat market, 55 > Main.
Lawrence Jolin F, -lawyer, Opera House Leffler Christian, Saloon, cor Detroit and Catherine.
Leonard House, T F Leonard Propr. 12 to 16 West Huron. (See ade.)
Leonard Thomas F, Propr Leonard House. (See adv. )
Lewis Cyrus A, boots and shoes, 2 E Huron.
Lewis Emerson B, photographer, 6 !. Huron.
Liesmer Louis J, propr Washtenaw Post. S Main.
Ludholz MIrs Henrietta, grocer, Broadway. Imnick Bros (Gottlob and Emanuel. Planing. Mill and Mnfrs Sash, Doors.
Blinds, etc., cor North and 5th. (See ad ;- ) Lutz George F, saloon, 40 S Main.
Mcintyre Wm H, grocery and saloon, 10 E Huron.
McLaren Samuel, farm impts, Detroit.
McLean D & A, physicians, cor Huron and Division.
McMillan Duncan, Pictures and Frames and Artists' Supplies, 30 E Huron.
Mack Christian, Pres Ann Arbor Sav- ings Bank, and Gen'l Ins. 54 S Main.
Mack & schmid (Christian Mack Frederick Schmid), dry goods, 54 S Main.
Manly Charles H, abstracts of title, Cour! House.
Mann Emanuel, druggist, 39 S Main.
Martin Mrs Annie, milliner, Washington. Martin Christian, surgical instrument maker, Washington.
Marx David, clothing, 9 S Main.
Matthews Henry, meat market, W Huroa. Matthews Thomas, meat market, 9 Anu
Maynard John W, grocer, 13 un.
Miley Miss Mary F. fancy goods, W Hurds. Miller Charles, restaurant, Washington.
Minnis Charles H, shoemaker. 18 E Wash. ington.
Moore John, Books and Stationery. 4 N Main and cor William and State.
Morgan Elijah W, lawyer, e s Court Hoas Square.
Morris James II. Lawyer, cor 4th and Huron
Morse Sammel, barber, ¿ E Huron. Morton John W, physician, 98 E Huron
Carriage Umbrellas and Holders, P. HAYDEN, Detroit Saddlery Hardware, Etc.
SLATE ROOFING.
A. KNISELY & CO., [72 and 74 W. Monroe St., Chicago.
ANN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANN 159
Muchlig Andrew, furniture, 35 S Main. Neuhoff Henry A, Machine and Re- pair Shop, and Pattern aud Model Maker, 3 W Washington.
Nichols Wm W, dentist, 19 S Main.
Nickels John H. meat market, State.
Noble Adelbert L, clothing, cor Main and Washington.
Voll Conrad, shoemaker, 16 S Main.
Norris James, restaurant, T & A ARR Depot.
Oesterlin Eugene, saloon, cor 4th and Washington.
Ositis & Giessler (George Osius, Charles Giessler), albums, 8 S Main.
O'Toole Patrick H, physician, S Main.
Palmer Alonzo B, physician, cor Division and Ann.
Parker Franklin M, lawyer, 8 N Main. Parsons Samuel B, physician, cor Huron and 5th.
Pease Wm H, agent Singer Mnfg Co, W Huron, nr postoffice.
Pristerer John, stoves, etc, W Liberty.
Physician and Surgeon The (Monthly), John William Keating Propr, Ann, opp Court House.
l'ilcher Harry E, agent T & A AR R, foot Washington.
Pistorius Frederick, lawyer, 50 S Main.
Polhemus Jacob A, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable, cor Main and Cath- crine. (See ad».)
Powers John, veterinary surgeon, 20 4th.
Pyper Miss Isabella, milliner, 54 S Main.
Reinhardt John M, boots and shoes, 42 S Main.
Rentschler Mrs F, millinery, 16 E Wash- ington.
Rettich Frederick, saloon, 3 E Washington. Reule Andrew, tailor, 30 E Washington.
Revenaugh Samuel B, photographer, e s Court House Square.
Rhodes George H, carpenter, Wall.
Rhodes Lewis F, blacksmith, cor Broad- way and Wall.
Rinsey Caspar, grocer, cor 4th and Huron. Rinsey & Scabolt (David Rinsey, Moses Seabolt), grocers, 8 E Washington.
Robison A V & Son (Ambrose V and James W), livery, cor 4th and Washington. Ræhm Mrs Ernestina, fancy goods, 12 E Washington.
Rogers Moses, farm impts, Detroit.
Rolide Louis, lime, foot Washington.
Root Tracey W, Law, Real Estate and Abstracts of Titles, Ann, opp Court House.
Root & Matthews (Tracey W Root, Ovid L Matthews), real estate, Ann, opp Court House.
Rowland Louis, cigar mnfr, 12 N Main. Roys Alphous HE, Pattern and Model Maker and Wood Turner, cor North and 5th.
Rupff Gottlieb, dyer and scourer, 2d.
Sage James R, pianos and organs, 4 E Washington.
Sanzi Christian, saloon, cor Liberty and 4th. Sawyer & Knowlton (Andrew J Sawyer, Jerome C Knowlton), lawyers, 6 N Main. Schæberle Anton, harnessmaker, 12 W Liberty.
Schaible Ulrich, saloon, Liberty, nr 4th. Schairer Daniel F, dry goods, 4 S Main. Schairer Jacob G, shoemaker. 2d.
Schall Paul, barber, 12 S Main.
Schiappacasse Giacomo, fruits, etc, 3 E Huron.
Schleicher Frederick G, grocer, 49 S Main. Schleicher Louis, saloon, Detroit.
Schmid John C, lumber, cor Liberty and 5th.
Schmidt Andrew R. carriagemaker, De- troit.
Schneider John, meat market, 20 N Main. Schneider John, wagonmaker, cor 2d and Washington.
LEONARD HOUSE.
West Huron Street, opposite the Post Office,
T. F. LEONARD, Prop'r. ANN ARBOR, MICH.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO TRAVELING AGENTS.
Good Sample Rooms on first floor. Terms, $2.00 per day.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association, 143 Griswold Street, Ineuros all its ifeditors on the En- dow ment Piaa,
Home Life Ins. Co. All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New Torz. 1 after Jam. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their F. W. KELLOCO. Sun't .. Chicago, !!!.
160 ANN MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER ANT
Schoettle Gottfried, bottler, 1st. Schuh Jacob F, hardware, 81 S Main. Schumacher John, stoves, etc., 68 S Main. Sessions John Q A, lawyer, cor Huron and Main.
Sevler Adam D, boots and shoes, 6 N Main. Sheehan & Co (John V and Patrick H Sheehan), hats and caps, 37 S Main; and books, University Place.
Shewcraft MI G, barber, W Huron.
Simonds James H, barber, 2 E Huron. Sipley John F, meat market. E Liberty.
Slater & Graf (John MI Slater, J August Graf), Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, 46 S Main.
Smith Mrs Chipman, millinery, 54 S Main. Smith George W, shoemaker, 21 N Main. Smith James F, woodyard, E Huron.
Smith W B, physician, Huron.
Sorg Fred, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Glass, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter, 26 and 28 E Washington.
:Speechly Miss S T, photographer. 72 S Main.
Speechly Thomas, shoemaker, cor Broad- way and Wall.
Spoor Charles. harnessmaker, 15 S Main. Sprague Jonathan, tailor, 12 S Main.
Steeb Michael, saloon, 9 E Washington. Stein George F. meat market. 24 E Huron. Stevens W B, physician, Hanover Square. Stoll Berthold. bottling works, 5th.
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