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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barker George W, photographer.
Bisbee Benjamin F, mason.
Brown Albert E, carpenter.
Campbell Arza, carpenter.
Carpenter Mrs Ruth E, milliner.
Carpenter & Bartholomew (Egbert Carpen-
ter, Lemuel D Bartholomew), general store.
Carter Hiram, shoemaker.
Charlevoix County Abstract of- fice, J Milo Eaton Propr. (See adr.)
Charlevoix Sentinel, W A Smith propr.
Clark Joseph MI, Lawyer, Real Es- tate and Collections. (See adr.)
Cooper Richard, Propr Fountain City House, and Sheriff. (Se ade.)
Cooper & Smith (Henry C Cooper. Wm J Smith), Grocers, Flour and Feed. Cowan George, barber.
Crone & Dorman (Samuel Crone, Philip MI Dorman), grocers and bakers.
Cross & Swails (Eugene Cross, Edward Swails), fishermen.
Crouter George W. Druggist and Dentist, Books and Stationery.
Davies Rev James (Presbyterian). Durance George, mason.
Duval Frank, shoemaker.
Eaton JJ Hito, Lawyer, Judge of Pro- bate, Insurance and Abstract Office. (Sv ade.) Emrey Jacob R. Upright, Emroy & Co.
Fisher & Inwood (Mrs Elizabeth Fisher, Miss Sarah Inwood), Indies' furnishing goods,
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association,
143 Giiswoil Street, insurea all its Members on the En- dewineat Plan.
MILLS & BARKER,
Furniture Emporium. 176 & 178 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, Mich
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Fountain City House, Richard Cooper Propr. (See adr.)
Fox, Rose & Buttars (Amos Fox, Hiram O Rose, Archibald Buttars), general store and dock.
Glass C B, mason.
Green Edward EI, Lawyer, Real Es- tate, Abstracts and Collections, U S Dep Collector.
Hamlin Arthur, carpenter.
Harkness David E, mason.
Hawkes Elisha S, carpenter.
Hemmings James, painter.
Hipp B G, blacksmith.
Leavitt Wm S, merchant tailor.
Lewis & Ackert (Levi L Lewis, John M Ackert), drugs and groceries.
McCabe Andrew O D, shoemaker.
McCabe Bros (Andrew and John), grocers. McElwee Rev S J (Methodist).
MeGhea Jolin W, flour mill, 13 miles s w. McLeod Alexander J, meat market.
Martin James S, bridge tender.
Jason Oscar, boat builder.
May Frank, mason.
Miller Robert, justice and blacksmith.
Myers Augustus F, mason.
Nettleton David C, wagonmaker.
Newman Henry, baker.
Newman Harry, cooper.
Newman Wmn C, grocer.
Nicholls John, lumber mnfr.
O'Neill John, cooper. Parmenter Rev A M ( Baptist).
Parrish David, painter.
Perrin Charles A, physician.
Price Jason, billiards.
Sec Byron, general store and county treas. See Charies E, carpenter.
See & Kirkpatrick (Samuel M See, John Kirkpatrick), carpenters.
Shuller Charles, saloon.
Smith Joseph, restaurant.
Smith Willard A, propr Charlevoix Senti- nel, mngr W U Tel Co and U S signal observer. Stockman Morris J, hardware.
Stover Albin, saw and flour mill, 1} miles s e.
Upright Adelbert, county clerk.
Upright, Emrey & Co (Adelbert Upright, Jacob R Emrey, Hale W Page), general store.
Washburn Orange S, justice of peace. Wendell Charles, jeweler.
Wisner Oscar F, lawyer and circuit court commissioner.
Wood J E & Co (James E Wood, JJ Milo Eaton), harnessmakers.
Worthington Reginald J. painter.
CHARLOTTE.
Is situated 2 miles south of the geo- graphical center of the county of Eaton, of which it is the seat of justice. The site was originally a level prairie, dotted with burr oaks and surrounded by heavily timbered lands. - The first settlement was made in 1839, and in 1863, when the place contained 817 inhabitants, it became an in- corporated village. In 1871 a city charter was obtained, the population then being 2,300. According to the census of 1880 it contains 3,000 inhabitants. The Grand Rapids Div. M. C. R. R. crosses the C. & G. T. Ry at this point, affording competi- tion in traffic both east and west. By these lines it is 19 miles southwest of Lansing, 35 northwest of Jackson, 59 southeast of Grand Rapids, and 104 west of Detroit. No finer stores are to be found in any city of its size in the west, and its business men are live, active and thriving.
Charlotte has 3 excellent hotels, an opers house, seating 800, 2 banks, 2 newspapers -- the Republican and Leader-5 churches, excellent school buildings, and some fine residences. It has also a valuable public circulating library, of about 1,500 vol- umes, managed by an efficient board of directors, and generously patronized by the people. The city hasa bonded debt of $15,400 in railroad bonds and $4,000 in school bonds, and an assessed valuation of $1,360,225, which is full value.
The Eaton County Agricultural Society grounds are within the limits. They are nicely arranged, and one of their most marked features is a grove of about ten acres, through one corner of which flows Battle creek. The county jail, situated here, is the admiration of all who see it.
During 1871 many public improvements were made, and the like have steadily increased to the present time. It bas s steam fire department, and one of Silsby's third size engines, and one of the most expensively uniformed and well trained cornet bands in the State.
No healthier place can be found, and its inhabitants are moral and cultivated. Mail stage to Kalamo tri-weekly: fare, 50 cents.
The Western Union Telegraph and American Express furnish telegraph and express facilities. F. E. Iweiter, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ninger Daniel B. propr Republican.
Ainger & Taylor (Frank B Ainger, Louis O Taylor), Editors Charlotte Ro- publican. (Se mer.)
Large numbers of our business men in Michigan insure in the
Washington Life of New York
ROE STEPHENS,
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., has the largest
MUSIC STORE
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Allen Giles B, physician. Bailey E HI & J A (Ephraim H and James A), books and jewelry. Baird House, James Baird, propr.
Barrett Cornelius S, city recorder and real estate. Baughman Adelbert D, dry goods.
Baughman Henry, justice of peace,
Baxter M & Co (Marion and Charles E Bax- ter), marble works. Belcher Frank S, real estate. Belcher & Warren (John B Belcher, Bena- jah Warren), boots and shoes.
Betts Ira G, tel opr C & G T Ry. Blackmar Howard 1, druggist.
Bohn Robert H, saw-mill. 33 miles w.
Boice Mrs J M, dressmaker.
Bonnett Wm J, baker and grocer.
Bowman & McKee (Charles H Bowman, Frank McKee), tinsmiths.
Brackett Reuben E, saloon.
Bretz Bros (Algernon H & Adoniram). grocers.
Brockett Lucius B, sec Charlotte Mnfg Co. Brosseau Luke, livery.
Brown Rev N (Congregational ).
Buck & Belger (Oliver C Buck, John E Belger), blacksmiths.
Bull & Mitchell (Thomas Bull. Frank W Mitchell), grocers.
Callister John, blacksmith.
Carey Joseph T, meat market.
Carey Thomas, pianos and organs.
Chapman Henry, tanner and glovemaker. Chappell Osman, Real Estate, Insur- ance and Loans, 1 Arcade Bik.
Charlotte Cemetery Co, ET Church pres.
Charlotte Foundry and Machine Shop, A R Moore Propr, Mufr of and Dealer in Farm Impts, Engines, Boilers, Repairs, etc, Harris ave.
Charlotte Library Assa, E T Church pres.
J. MILO EATON, Attorney at Law AND Solicitor in Chancery
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
A complete set of Abstracts of Title of Charlevoix Co. Unusual facilities for making collections. CHARLEVOIX, MICH.
J. M. CLARE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate Agent. Collections a Specialty. CHARLEVON, MICH.
FOUNTAIN CITY HOUSE
RICHARD COOPER. PROPRIETOR.
CHARLEVOIX, MICH.
Extra Brewed Lager Beer For Bottlux, by JACOB MANN, 348 Rivani Street, corner Mapie, Accessible by Telephone FALkanen
OLD, TRIED, SOLID, None Better. Organized, 1851,
The Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agenoy, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
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Charlotte Mnfg Co (capital $25,000), E T Church pres, E'S Lacey treas, L B Brockett sec, stave and heading mnfrs.
Charlotte Republican, D B Ainger Propr, Ainger & Taylor Editors. (See ado.)
Charlotte Weekly Leader, J V Johnson & Co Proprs. (See adr.)
Cheney Alonzo M, photographer.
Church Earl T, grocer, pres Charlotte Mnfg Co, Cemetery Co and Library Assu. Clark Theron E, livery.
Cobb Horace H, school inspr.
Cobb & Baird (Horace H Cobb, James J Baird). Lawyers and Loan Agts, Strong's Blk.
Cole Wm F, jeweler.
Collins George V, druggist.
Comstock Addison J, lawyer.
Conely Ezekiel, mason.
Conely Levi, mason.
Cottage House, M Miller Propr, opp M CR R Depot.
Crosier S P & C (Stephen P and Charles), shoemakers.
Curtis & Bennett (Jonathan J Curtis, Charles Bennett). Mnfrs Sash, Doors, and Blinds. Extension and Common Tables, Planing Mill and Lumber Deal- ers, south of C & G T Depot. (See adr.) Dale Gilbert, livery.
De Fo Jacob, physician.
De Graff Parm S, circuit court commis- sioner.
Dennie Emit, meat market.
Dickinson Daniel, fruit trees.
Dilley John, pumps and wind mills.
Dunlap Bros (Wm A and Washington N), harnessmakers.
Dunn Alonzo, merchant tailor.
Dunning & Chappell (Evander Dunning, Charles E Chappell), brick yard 2 miles west.
Dunstan Bros (Basil and Win J), commis- sion.
Egbert Nathan A, flour mill.
Elgie Robert, merchant tailor.
Ells Frank A, mnfr extracts, etc.
Ells James W, hotel.
Elms Frederick L, farm impts.
Ely George M, justice of peace.
First National Bank (capital $50,000), E S Lacey cashr.
Foote & Scott (Edward A Foote, El- mon Scott), Lawyers.
Forbes Mrs Mary E, dressmaker.
Foreman & Smith (George Foreman, Nel- son Smith), hardware. Foster Charles, general store.
Foster Miss N E, milliner.
Fouts Jesse T, physician.
Fowler George KI, Portrait Painter, 148 S Cochrane ave.
Fowler Lyman, barber.
Fox Garry C, county clerk.
Freedman Mrs Minnie, merchant tailor.
Gardper Lewis, auctioneer.
Gorman Alexander, restaurant.
Green Albert H, painter.
Green Andrew P, register of deeds.
Green Asa, blacksmith.
Green Daniel, sewing machines.
Green Joshua H, clothing.
Green Mrs Mary E, physician.
Green Theodorus D. real estate.
Grier Benjamin J, lumber mofr.
Gulde Philip H, carriagemaker.
Gundblach Frederick, ashery.
Haas & Haarer (Louis Haas, Frederick Haarer), meat market.
Haefner Christian E, wagonmaker.
Hall Lucius J, carpenter.
Harmon Bros (Willie C and Eddie L), produce.
Harrington Clarence. painter.
Hart & Wisner ( Harvey J Hart, Charles L Wisner), machinists.
Hartel John C, meat market.
Haskin Zara, carriage painter.
Haslett J M & W A (Joseph MI and Wm A), dry goods.
Haun Mrs E L, dressmaker.
Hawkins & Haefner (H Lyman Hawkins, Christian E Haefner), blacksmiths.
Heilwag Henry W, saloon.
Migby Francis W, Dry Goods and Produce.
Hill Elmer J, pumps.
Hines Andrew L, sewing machines.
Hooker Frank A, circuit judge.
Horn Peter, brickyard, 7 miles n.
Horn Peter, coroner.
Huggett & Shriner (George Huggett. Robert W Shriner), Lawyers.
Jackle Jacob, gunsmith.
James Mrs Lydia A, milliner
Jennings C Marion, judge of probate.
Johnson James, city marshal.
Johnson Jerome V. chief of fire dept.
Johnson J V & Co (Jerome V and Kinyon Johnson), Proprs Charlotte Weekly Leader. (See adr.)
Johnson, Robb & Houck (Nathan A Johu- son, Marvin W Robb, Joseph M Houck). planing mill.
Johnson & Co (Jacob and John Johason). blacksmiths.
Jones Rollin C, general store. Kauffman Peter, merchant tailor.
Kellogg Bradford, mason.
Springs, Axles and Wheels,
P. HAYDEN, DETROIT. Manufacturer of Carriage Goods
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ADVERTISE
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CHARLOTTE REPUBLICAN
Circulation, 1,850.
D. B. AINGER, Proprietor. | F. B. AINGER & L. C. TAYLOR, Editors.
THE REPUBLICAN
Is Published at Charlotte, Eaton Co., Mich.
Charlotte is one of the most enterprising and beautiful cities in the State, and Eaton is one of the most populous and thrifty Counties in Central Michigan. ADVERTISING RATES AS LOW AS ANY PAPER OF ITS CLASS.
Does as Fine Job Work as any Office in Michigan.
For further information, address
AINGER & TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE MICH.
Home Life Ins. Co. business.
All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New York, a after Jan. 1, 1830. Will enable Agents to double their E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't .; Chicago, lil.
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Kesler & Culver (Alonzo Kesler, Win C.] Culver), carpenters
Ketcham Seth, city supervisor. King Miss Julia A, supt schools.
Kinne Miss Marinthia, milliner.
Kloch Peter, painter.
Krebs Sylvester C, grocer.
Lacey Edward S, treas Charlotte Mnfg Co and cashr First Nat Bank.
Lamb & Spencer (Charles B Lamb, George HI Spencer), grocers. Lang Joseph, clothing.
Lawrence Thomas C, grocer.
Lazell Waterman, sheriff.
Lee Rev G D (Methodist).
Leiter Frederick E, agt Am Exp Co.
Light George F, boots and shoes.
Lively Richard, sewing machines.
Lockard Arthur MI, harnessmaker.
Lanubert Orrin N, Real Estate, Insur- ance and Collecting Agency, Excelsior Blk.
McComfey John, hotel.
McConochie Wm, mason.
Mccutcheon Isaac D. lawyer.
McPherson Harry A, dyer and tailor.
Makepeace Isaac F, baker. Manning Mrs Frank, milliner.
Mead Frederick C, tel opr M CR R.
Mead George W, lawyer.
Merritt Charles A. supt of poor.
Merritt Frank, M .D, druggist.
Metsinger Win, saloon.
Michigan Double Stave Barrel Co (capital $100,000), John B May pres, mufas bar- rels.
Mikesell Jerrie, produce and grain.
Mikesell & Stoner (Jerrie Mikesell, Jacob F Stoner), flour and feed.
Miller Charles L, lumberman.
Miller John A & Co (John A and Marshall K Miller, Van R Davis), founders.
Miller Matthew, Propr Cottage House. Miller Miss Sarah, dressmaker.
Mitchell Miss Margaret J, milliner.
Moore Andrew R, Propr Charlotte Foundry.
Morey John M, tel opr M C R R.
Morrow Henry W, laundry.
Munson A H & Co (Amos H Munson, Lu- cius B Brockett), hardware.
Musgrave & Co ( Harry M and Mrs Miranda T Musgrave), lime, plaster, etc. Newcomb Mrs G W, medical baths. Newton James HI, tel opr C & G T Ry. Nve & Son, saw-mill. 5 miles s. O'Neill Edward, saloon.
Pardee Rev J N (Unitarian). Parkhurst John D, real estate. Parkinson Mrs Mary J. milliner.
Parmenter John, barber.
Patterson Philo D, physician.
Peninsular Planing Hills and Table Factory, Curtis & Bennett Proprs. (Sce adc.)
Pennington Henry F, city attorney.
Pennington & Dean (Henry F Pennington, Frank A Dean), lawyers.
Phillips M S, dentist.
Phoenix House, Theodore Pixley propr.
Piper John, barber.
Piper Wm, boots and shoes.
Pitcher Martin, mason.
Pixley Theodore, propr Phoenix House.
Pollock Samuel, constable.
Pond Warren, sewing machines.
Pratt Charles L, boots and shoes.
Pratt Edwin, chairmaker.
Pray Esek, county treas.
Quantrell Win, brick yard, 5 miles n.
Rand Gardner T, M D, supt of poor.
Rand Warren H, physician.
Rasey Nelson C, grocer.
Rauser John, saloon.
Richards George W, livery.
Richardson John jr, books, hats and caps.
Richardson Oliver P, lumber, lime, etc.
Rickard Daniel, cooper.
Roberts & Newlon (Jacob Roberts, Wm A Newlon), blacksmiths.
Robinson Samuel, furniture and lumber.
Rodgers Mrs L J, milliner.
Rosenberg Hermann, clothing.
Rowley Lafayette, painter.
Buggles Bros (Frank A and Charles E), Furniture and Undertaking.
Sagendorph Daniel P, Attorney and Counselor at Law and Solicitor in Chan- cery, Office 1 Arcade Blk.
Sandford Mrs Ellen M. milliner.
Savage Frank, station agt M C R R.
Scott Mrs Ella, dressmaker.
Scranton George P, agt C & G T Ry.
Seamon & Stoffer (George Seamon, Henry Stoffer), confectioner.
Selkirk Alfred T, jeweler.
Shaull Warren, saloon. Shelley Rev D H (United Brethren).
Shepherd E & JJ (Elisha and James), bank ers.
Shepherd James, general store.
Shepherd L & F. (Leroy and Elisha), hard ware. Sherman Charles W. cigars, etc., and opr W U Tel Co. Sherwood House, George W Sherwood propr. Shriner Robert W (Huggett & Shriner ). pros atty.
French Worsteds, 0 Elegant Designs. Sol. S. Bateson & Bro., Merchant Tailors, Detroit. .
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CHARLOTTE WEEKLY LEADER J. V. JOHNSON & CO., Publishers.
Established 1858.
Charlotte, Mich.
The LEADER is devoted to local and general news. is the only paper in the County that is printed entirely at home, and is
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Rates Liberal ..
OUR STEAM JOB DEPARTMENT
Is fully equipped for the printing of Bills, Posters. Circulars. Legal Blanks, and all kinds of Commercial Printing and Book Work.
J. J. CURTIS. PENINSULAR PLANING MILLS. CHAS. BENNETT.
CURTIS & BENNETT, MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
And Dealers in Lumber, Lath and Shingles
Mill and Office south of C. & G. T. R. R. Depot, Charlotte, Mich.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF SMALL. ROUND, FALL-LEAF. BREAKFAST
Extension DINING TABLES
-18- ASH, WALNUT AND CHERRY.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
SMOKE WINDSOR MIXTURE.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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Shuler Bros (Oliver P and Daniel W). druggists.
Skinner Valorus P, four mill.
Slater A. A, painter.
Sleator Andrew H, painter.
Sleator Silas W, physician.
Smith John M C, Lawyer. Smith Louis O, abstracts of title.
Smith Reuben, mason.
Snyder George A, confectioner.
Spaulding's Bro (Frank), grocer.
Stannard Irwin C, cigar mnfr.
Stark weather George A, saw-mill, 5 milesse. Steel James, shoemaker.
Steinmetz Herman, barber.
Stone George, mason.
Strong I M & Son (Isaac MI and Walter M), dry goods.
Taggart James H, constable.
Teall Rev E H ( Baptist).
Thompson Charles, ice dealer.
Thompson Miss Nora, dressmaker.
Thrift John N, jeweler.
Tracy Eben S, sewing machines.
Tremaine David L, omnibus line.
Van Houten Frederick E, stave dealer.
Van Zile David M, boots and shoes.
Ward & Dolson (George Ward, John L Dolson), carriage mnfrs.
Warren Frederick G, milliner.
Webber Dyer F. news depot.
Weil Henry, milliner.
Wheaton Robert D, mayor and builder.
Whitford James A, boots and shoes,
Wilcox Hiram H, photographer.
Wilson & Squier (John P Wilson, George W Squier), farm impts.
Winslow Augustus B, dentist.
Winters & Vickers (Andrew L Winters. George T Vickers), carpenters.
Worden Gibson, baker.
CHARLOTTEVILLE. Berrien county. (Ne Bridgman.)
CHASE.
First settled in 1860, is a village of 350 inhabitants, located on the Marquette river, in Chase township, southeastern part of Lake county, of which it was, previous to 1875, the seat of justice. It is a station on the F. & P. M. Ry, 40 miles east of Ludington, and 12 cast of Baldwin, the present seat of justice, and i west of Ried City. The village has a Congregational church, good public school, and a daily mail. Exports, chietly lumber. Express, Amerienn. S. F. Mullin, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beach Rev G T (Congregational).
Benham G W, exp and railroad agent.
Dresander J, boots and shoes.
Eble H J. druggist.
Haak J A, lumber mnfr.
Joiner C W & Son, lumber.
Joiner R M. broom handle mnfr.
Killiner & Dennis, wagonmakers.
McGinley Lee. hotel propr.
Mullin E L, General Store.
Raschert S L, general store.
Summerville A J. general store.
Treadgold E, druggist.
CHASE'S.
Lenawee county, a station on the Jack- son Br. L. S. & M. S. Ry, 7 miles from Adrian.
CHEBOYGAN.
Saginaw county. (See Blumfield.)
CHEBOYGAN.
This flourishing village, the county seat of Cheboygan county, is located within about 18 miles of the extreme northern point of the lower peninsula of Michigan. It is at the mouth of the Cheboygan river, on what is known as McLeod's bay, and has a good harbor and steamboat dock. The river is spanned by a draw-bridge, and by slack water, by means of a lock having a rise of 10 feet, is made navigable for over 30 miles, connecting Mullet and Burt lakes with the Straits of Mackinac. It will be the nothern terminus of the Mackinaw Div. of the M. C. R. R., which is expected to reach this point during the summer of the present year (1881). The completion of this road will add greatly to the growth and importance of the place, and it will, no doubt, become one of the most promi- neut points on the northern shore of the lower peninsula. The first settlement was made here in 1846. and the place incorpo- rated in 18:1. Present population about 2,500. It has 6 saw-mills, cutting annu- ally 50.000,000 feet of lumber. There are 4 handsome churches, a $10.000 l'nion school building, 5 hotels and one weekly newspaper, the Northern Tribune. Lum- ber, lath, shingles, broom handles and fish are shipped. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, MeClure & Co.'s A line of stages run to Petoskey daily, and to Mack inac City tri-weekly. Fare, $2.50 and $2. respectively. During the season of bavi
BOTTLED BEER,
Bottling Supplies and Telephone Station. LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
A. KNISELY & CO .. Black or Galvanized Corrugated Iron. Why send East when you can get it made here.
72 AND 74 W. MONROE STREET, CHICACO.
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gation a line of boats runs to the head of Crooked lake, a distance of 40 miles, con- necting with railroad for Petoskey, 7 miles, and points south. This is known as the inland route. Mail, daily. John F. Ford, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Gallagher Mrs M A, hotel.
Galvin John, saloon.
Gerard Louis, cooper.
Gerow Arthur M, M D, druggist.
Goulden John, grocer.
Grand Central Hotel, C Mills Propr. (See ad.c.)
Grim August, cooper.
Hannan John, saloon.
Hayes Wm C, blacksmith.
Henschel Bros (Charles and Peter), brewers.
Hess Wm, boilermaker.
Hicks Charles, blacksmith.
Hill Charles P. physician.
Horne Moses W, coroner.
Horne M W, stage propr.
Houriienne August, harnessmaker.
Hudson Alfred, barber.
Humphrey George, commission and dock- age. Humphrey George P. agt N Transit Co.
Humphrey Watts S, county treas.
Humphrey & Ferkins (Watts S Humph- rey. Edwin Z Perkins), lawyers.
Jewell John, baker. Jewell Mrs J L, baker.
Kesseler Mathias J, barber, cigars, etc.
King James A, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter.
Kluwe Frederick, furniture.
Kriedeman Charles, saloon.
Kurtzman Louis, saloon.
Langdon George P, feed mill and grocer.
LeGault Albert. hotel.
LeGault & Co (Stanislaus and Stanislaus . jr LeGault, Henry J Miner), general store.
Lyn C F & W A (Charles F and Wm A). meat market.
Lyons Norman W. painter.
McArthur, Smith & Co (Wm and Archi- bald McArthur, Charles R and Win S Smith, and estate of Ward B McArthur). general store, flour aud saw-mill.
McCartee Alexander, saloon.
McDonald Alexander, carpenter.
McDonald Daniel D, land agent.
McDonald Frauk C, druggist and grocer.
McDonald John F, grocer and saloon.
McDonald Wm F, saloon.
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Marsh Rev C A (Congregational).
Mattoon, Ogden & Co Stratton A Mat. toon. Wm Ogden), humber mnfrs.
Metivier Medard, county clerk and reg. ister.
Mil !. Christopher, Propr Grand Cen- tral Hotel. (ve adr.)
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Anspach A & Co ( Abraham Anspach, Theodore Knoch). dry goods.
Austin & Merrill (Thomas F Austin, Ed- ward L Merrill), restaurant.
Barmon Henry, dry goods.
Bell George W. lawyer. Bellant Charles, general store.
Bentley Thomas, sheriff.
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Bisson Louis, blacksmith.
Boggs Wm G, lumber inspector.
Bowes Wm W, physician.
Brannack Charles, cooper.
Brannack Charles jr, cooper.
Brown James J, pros atty.
. Brown Ralph R, junk dealer.
Burns Joseph, hotel.
Carmody Bros (Michael and Daniel). saloon. Champion Myron B, dentist.
Champion Mrs M B, milliner.
Chandler Wm, propr Northern Tribune.
Cheboygan Democrat, E Forsyth Propr. (See adr.)
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Cheboygan Lumber Co (capital $100,000), W H Bullen pres, E Nelson sec and treas, lumber mnfrs.
Cheboygan Slack Water Navigation Co, Win McArthur pres, Charles R Smith sec and treas.
Clark Oliver S, carriagemaker.
Cockran Joseph, architect.
Crane Wm, shoemaker.
Crawford & Thompson (Wm H Crawford, Charles Thompson), masons.
Cueny Joseph J, baker and saloon.
Davis Henry G. county surveyor.
Douglass House, James S Douglass Propr. (Sce ade.)
Errett Wm, hardware.
Farmer Charles, shoemaker.
Farr Charles W, mngr W U Tel Co and express agt.
Fechan & Wedge (Edward Feehan, Wel- come A Wedge), marble works.
Fexer Andrew, jeweler.
Fexer A Lewis, books and news depot.
Forsyth Edward, Propr Democrat. (.Sie will.) Frost George E, lawyer. Gallagher Cornelius A, grocer. Gallagher Edward, propr Spencer House.
McDonald & Cueny (James W McDonald, Joseph E Cueny), hardware.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association
143 Griswold Street. All Certificates mature in 10 to &8 years from data.
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Allair Joseph, livery.
American House, Frank Osier Propr. Amiot Henry, Shipbuilder.
Monthly Payments
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, at Cash Prices. Call or write for details. Mills & Barker, 176 and 178 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
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Moloney J F & Bro (James F and Patrick), grocers. Moore Wm C, barber and furnishings.
Mulvaugh John C, harnessmaker.
Nelson & Bullen (Ephraim Nelson, Wm H Bullen), General Store. Newton Archibald P, general store.
Newton Ellis & Co, hemlock ext mnfrs.
Newton Rev M (Methodist).
Northern Tribune, Wm Chandler propr.
O'Conners James, sewing machines.
O'Connor Michael, saloon.
Osier Frank, Propr American House and Livery.
Paquette George, marshal.
Parish Isaiah S, painter.
Patterson Wmn, carpenter.
Pellenz Joseph, blacksmith.
Perkins Edwin Z, circuit court commis- sioner.
Perrin Thomas A, Physician and Druggist.
Perry & Watson (Joseph N Perry, Alfred Watson), founders.
Post & Van Arsdale (Jacob Post, Tunis T Van Arsdale), hardware.
Rafter Rev W W (Episcopal).
Ramsay Charles S, deputy collector ;cus- toms.
Rapin Andrew, constable.
Rapin Moses, hotel.
Richardson Thomas, coroner.
Riggs Edward, blacksmith.
Rines Miss Elizabeth A. dressmaker.
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