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Ritchot Mrs B, dressmaker.
Rollo & Hitchcock (Galusha D V Rollo, Coleman Hitehcock), bankers and insur- ance.
Rosenblad Charles J, merchant tailor.
Rosenthal Bros (Samuel and Gustav), dry goods.
Savage Arthur, shoemaker.
Scott Wm H, merchant tailor.
Shadbolt Miss Sarah E, dressmaker.
Shely Thomas, painter.
Shepherd & Fife (Frank Shepherd, Fred H Fife), lawyers. Smart Miss Melvina W, milliner.
Smith David, route boat owner.
Smith Judson, Inmber mufr.
Smith Thompson, Lumber Mofr and General Store, Duncan City, 1} miles e. Smolk Charles, livery.
Smyth C L & Co (Charles L and Wm E jr). furniture.
Smyth & Co (James K and Charles L Smyth), Jewelers and Stationers.
Southam Charles F, painter. Spencer House, Edward Gallagher propr. Spooner Joseph, meat market.
Sullivan Bros (Thomas and Daniel). Undertakers.
Sullivan Patrick, brickyard.
Sutton Joshua P, probate judge, justice and insurance.
Swartz Emil, cooper.
Taylor Samuel H. justice of peace.
Tibbott Charles E, photographer.
Todd Henry J A, fancy goods.
Tuttle Henry, harnessmaker.
Tuttle James H, furniture.
VanGenip Rev John (Catholic).
Watson Arthur F, confectioner.
Webb & Henshaw, painters.
Weed Odillon B, druggist.
Wetmore & Lathrop (Henry A Wetmore, Porter M Lathrop), Lumber
Mnfrs, General Store, R R Ties and Wood Dealers.
Williams Stephen, cooper.
Wilson Jacob, cooper.
Wright Mrs S H, dressmaker.
Young W & Co (Walter Young, Elisha A Vorce), lumber mnfrs.
Zorn John M, shoemaker.
CHELSEA.
Which, according to the recent census, has a population of 1,800, was incorpor- ated as a village in 1861, and is located on the M. C. R. R., in the township of Syl- van, Washtenaw county, 18 miles west of . Ann Arbor, 21 east of Jackson. and 56 west of Detroit. The country tributary to Chelsea is very fertile, and is one of the surest wheat raising districts in the State. the soil being composed of a light sandy loam, combined with clay. The value of improved farms ranges from $60 to $80 per acre. The principal products and shipments are cereals, wool, fruits and berries. The place has no water power and but little manufacturing: it has churches representing the Baptist, Cath- olic, Congregational, Lutheran and Meth- odist denominations, a graded public school with 7 teachers and 350 pupils, and a weekly newspaper. The Herald. Assessed value of real and personal property, $500, - 000. Express, American. Western Union. Stage communication tri- Telegraph, weekly with Unadilla, fare 75 cents, aud Stockbridge, fare $1.00. Mail, daily. George J. Crowell, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ackley J L. physician. Allison Andrew, propr Chelsea Herald. Bach John, meat market. Bacon J & Co (Jabez Bacon, Charles H and Reuben Kempf), hardware.
Get Insured in the Washington Life
if you can, you will never regret it General Agency, Detroit.
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GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
CHRISTOPHER MILLS, Prop'r.
Terms, $2.00 per day.
CHEBOYGAN, MICH.
This House has been recently built, is centrally located; and commands 3 fine view of the straits and the thriving town of Cheboygan.
Commercial Men will find it to their advantage to stop at this House
Good Sample Rooms attached, and no pains will be spared to make this one of the best Houses in Northern Michigan.
DOUGLASS HOUSE,
CHEBOYGAN, MICH.
First-class in every respect. J. S. DOUGLASS, Prop'r. Terms, $2.00 per Day.
Special rates to parties remaining for a length of time. Pleasantly situated on the bank of the Che- boygan River, commanding a fine view of the Straits. The climate of Cheboygan is unsurpassed as affordiug relief to hay fever sufferers.
THE CHEBOYGAN DEMOCRAT
[ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1880.] EDWARD FORSYTH, EDITOR AND PROP'R.
One of the most complete Country Newspaper Offices in the State
The success of the DEMOCRAT has been unparalleled in journalism in Northern Michigan. It obtained a circulation of 500 copies the first six months, and has the best advertising patronage of any paper of its age in the State. No discount to agencies. Send for rates to the publisher.
LAGER BEER, Extra Brewed, and for Bottling, by JACOB MANN, 343 Rivard Street, corner Maple. AND ACCESSIBLE BY TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
Provide for your family by a policy in the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit. No & Massachusetts Life Co, ever falle!
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Baker S T, physician. Barthel Peter, tailor.
Beissel John B, cooper.
Bilbie Richard, grocer.
Boyd & Shaver (Edward Boyd, John F Shaver), barbers.
Bush Mortimer W, dentist.
Callohan Mrs S Rosa, milliner.
Chandler & Drislane (Charles E Chandler, Timothy Drislane), wagonmakers.
Chelsea Bank, Samuel G Ives pres, George P Glazier cashr.
Chelsea Herald (weekly). A Allison propr. Chelsea House, H G Hoag Propr. (Sce adr.)
Clark Miss Susie E, milliner. Cole Mrs S R, dressmaker.
Congdon Mrs Albert, milliner.
Depew Wm E, Attorney-at-Law.
Durand & Hatch (Aaron Durand, Wm F Hatch), grocers and boots and shoes.
French Mark E, boots and shoes.
Gilbert Henry, restaurant.
Gilbert & Crowell (James L Gilbert, George J Crowell), grocers.
Girbach Frederick, saloon.
.Glazier & Armstrong (George P Glazier, Rolla Armstrong), druggists and gro- cers.
Gulde Mrs Maria, saloon.
Harrington Sidney D, painter.
Ileselschwerdt Conrad, Restaurant. Hirth Simon, blacksmith.
Moag Henry G, Propr Chelsea House. (See adr.)
Holmes Harmon S, general store.
Kantlehner Frederick, gunsmith.
Kempf, Bacon & Co (Charles H and Reu- ben Kempf, Win Bacon), lumber, lime, etc.
Kempf C H & Son (Charles H and George H), furniture.
Kempf R & Bro (Reuben and Charles H), bankers.
Klein Christopher, saloon.
Lacy George A. jeweler.
Laird Charles S, shoemaker.
Leach John jr, shoemaker.
Leach Thomas L, shoemaker.
Lehman Michael J, Lawyer and Collection Agt.
McKone & Heatley (Thomas McKone. Henry Heatley), general store.
Mekune House, Timothy Mckune Propr.
Mc Namara Edward, shoemaker.
Me Namara F & T (Frank and Thomas), saloon.
Mc Namara Michael W. tinner. Mast George, blacksmith.
Miller & Lightball (Lathan Miller. Hiram Lighthall), Plow Mnfrs.
Moore Orville W, barber.
Neuberger August, marble works.
Palmer George, physician.
Parker & Babcock (Barnard Parker, Colin E Babcock), general store.
Pratt Daniel, jeweler.
Reed W R & Co (Wm R. Reed, Lewis Winans), druggists.
Robbins Herbert, lime, plaster, etc.
Robertson George A, physician.
Royce Miss Stella, dressmaker.
Schumacher Jacob, blacksmith.
Shaver Ernest E, Photographer.
Sherry Hugh, harnessmaker.
Sparks L E, flour mill.
Staffon F & Bro, cider mnfrs.
Steger August, produce.
Steinbach Charles, harnessmaker.
Stoffan Jacob, livery.
Taylor Bros (John C and David B), pro- duce.
Taylor David B, lawyer.
Thatcher Orrin, justice of peace.
Tichenor Leander. shoemaker.
Townsend Uriah H, shoemaker.
Tuomey Bros (John C, Cornelius C and Wm), general store.
Turnbull George W, Lawyer.
Ulltes Charles, physician.
Vogel Charles W, meat market.
Vogel Frederick, wagonmaker.
Vogel Israel, blacksmith.
Wilkinson Thomas, general store.
Wood Bros (James P and Henry L), gen- eral store.
Woods & Knapp (Heman M Woods, Win J Knapp), hardware.
Wright George E, dentist.
Wunder Charles, baker.
CHEMUNGVILLE. Livingston county. (Sce Oak Grove. )
CHENEY.
Crawford county. (See Pere C'honey.)
CHESANING.
A prosperous town ou the Shiawassee river, in the township of Chesaning. Sagi. uaw county. It is a station on the Saginaw Div. M. C. R. R., 21 miles south of Sari naw and 15 north of Owosso, via which and the D., G. H. & M. Ry it is 93 miles from Detroit. The river affords a good water power at this point. A fouring
HORSE CLOTHING AND ROBES,
P. HAYDEN, Detroit. Manufacturer & Jobber.
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ORDERS RECEIVED
For PORTER'S JOLIET LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, cor. Market and Randolph. T. D. Stuver, Sole Agent. See Advertisement opposite page 131.
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will, iron foundry and stave factory com- prise the chief industries. There are Bap- !!- t, Methodist, Lutheran and Evangelical churches, 2 public schools, and a weekly newspaper, the Argus. Chesaning was originally a lumbering settlement, but the timber having been cleared off, the soil, which is a sandy loam and very produc- tive, is now largely devoted to agriculture. The place was incorporated as a village in 1571, and has a population of 1,200. Tel- ograph, Western Union. Express, Ameri- Mail, daily. Thomas L. Green, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ackley & Son (James B and George), blacksmiths.
Belden A A & Co (Austin A Belden, Ir- ving C Belden), planing and shingle mill. Bentley Henry J, general store.
Bowden Miss Elsie, teacher.
Brown T D, principal public school.
Buell Oscar S, architect.
Buell Mrs Oscar S, dressmaker.
Burrows Arthur S, grocer.
Campbell John J, Stave and Heading Mnfr.
Cantwell & Crofoot (Mrs Mary Crofoot, Fannie Cantwell), milliners.
Chapman Bros (G Lyman and Wm H H), general store and lumber.
Chapman Wellington, Farmer, ¿ mile n.
Chauvey Mrs Charles, confectioner.
Christian Amasa C, grocer and hoops.
Clark Edward D. physician.
Clough Rev A B (Methodist).
Dredge Albert H, harnessmaker.
Dredge Wm P, notary and collector.
Dresser David, grocer.
Eisenbrey Mrs Annie, barber.
Eldred Joseph N. physician.
Eldred & Co (Joseph N Eldred. Cyrus C Tubbs), drugs and groceries.
Evarts Lysander W, General Store and Grain Elevator.
Fraser Rev Joseph (Methodist).
Gilmore Rev ( United Brethren).
Ginter John W, Meat Market.
Gleason Milan F, propr Chesaning House.
Goetzen Wm, merchant tailor.
Goodale Solomon C, surveyor.
Greene Thomas L, Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, and the Domestic, Dauntless and American Sewing Machines.
Griswold John B, hardware.
Guilford & Milks (H S Guilford, D W Milks), lumber mufrs.
Hayne Edward, Mnfr and Desler Fine Custom Boots and Shoes, Dealer in Hides, Pelts, etc.
CHELSEA HOUSE
H. G. HOAG. PROP R.
CHELSEA, - MICHIGAN.
Good Sample Rooms on First Floor. This House is the only one located in the business portion of the town, convenient to Depot. Rates reasonable.
R. A. WILSON.
H. W. WILSON.
CHESANING CITY MILLS
R. A. WILSON & BROTHER, PROP'RS. Wholesale and retail dealers in
FLOUR, FEED AND ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
CIIECANING.
Saginaw Co ..
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY. CRAS. D. COLSON, 108 & 110 Franklin St., Chicago. Locomotivo Arch Tiles, Carola Furzaco Tiles, Fakers' Tiles, Confectioners' Furnaces, do. Brass Foundors' Furnaces, Cupola Brick. Sce Adv., opp. page 130.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Has paid large dividends, bas the largest surplus fo: dividende in future. Best Co. for Agents. I. D. KELLOGG, Sup't , Chicago. I.
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Henry George L, barber. Hewitt Edwin C, blacksmith.
Hopkins Chester W, hardware.
Horner Llewellyn, Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco and Livery Stable. Johnstone James E, fruits and cigars. Johnstone James J E, lawyer.
Johnstone Mrs James J E, milliner.
Jones Henry, Blacksmith, Horse- shoer and General Repairer. Lewis Warren, carriagemaker. Liger Francis E, confectioner. Liger John S, hardware.
Lockwood Charles B, Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, etc; Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Mcbain Rev John W (Baptist).
Miller Willis, ed and publr Chesaning Ar- gus.
Moessner Christian, shoemaker.
Mudge Daniel W, Homeopathic Phy- sician and Accoucheur; Office at Resi- dence; Calls Promptly Attended to Day or Night.
Nason & Allen, salt mnfrs.
Nason Robert H, lumber mufr.
Niver Wm H, drugs, books and exp agt.
Perkins Peter L, meat market.
Pitts John, lawyer.
Post Garrett, propr East Chesaning House, ins agt and justice.
Prindle Charles, wagonmaker.
Sheppard Elias E, restaurant.
Smith Daniel, blacksmith.
Smith George, saloon.
Smith George jr, saloon.
Stewart & Washburn (J B Stewart, FM Washburn), lumber mnfrs. Stuart Henry, lumber and shingles.
Trefry Avery P, grocer, etc.
Walker Oliver F, furniture.
Wenzel Frederick, painter.
Wierman Judson E, agt MIC R Rand W U Tel Co.
Wilcox Charles A, propr Chesaning Mag- net.
Wilson R A & Bro (Robert A and Henry), Chesaning City Flour Mills. (Sce adr.)
Wilson & Wilson (George W and Henry), founders and plow mnfrs.
Wismer George W, Veterinary Sur- geon; Graduate Toronto Veterinary Col- lege.
Wood Edward, stave dealer.
CHESHIRE.
A postoffice in a farming community in the township of Cheshire. Allegan county,
10 miles southwest of Allegan court house. Bloomingdale, 54 miles south, on the South Haven Div. M. C. R. R., is the nearest railroad point. In the neighborhood are Methodist, Baptist and Disciples churches, and a district school; also 3 saw, shingle and stave mills. Stage, with mail to Bloom- ingdale, semi-weekly; fare, 25 cents. Pop- ulation of township, 1,400. Timothy
Church, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chittenden Zophar, justice of peace.
Church Timothy, Farmer.
Crocker Wm, blacksmith.
Harmon R C, justice of peace.
Heywood Win S, Farmer.
Quick Wm, cooper.
Itidgeley John, Cooper.
Spencer Warner W, justice of peace. Stout S S, physician.
CHESTER.
Located in 1866 on Thornapple river, in the township of Chester, Eaton county. It has a population of 70, and is a station on the Grand Rapids Div. M. C. R. R., 6 miles northwest of Charlotte, the county seat, 25 southwest of Lansing and 110 west of Detroit. It is in a good farming coun- try and ships grain, lumber, wood and staves. Express, American. Mail, daily. A. G. Fleury, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Thomas W, grocer and justice. Cole A M, grocer and railroad agt.
Dean Charles W, justice of peace.
Field F B, General Store.
Fleury A G, General Store, Express, Collection and Insurance Agent.
Hampton Charles, constable.
Harmon S W, justice of peace.
Hildreth L W & Son, lumber mnfrs.
Johnston J L. physician.
Jordan F S. town clerk.
Ketcham L B, Lumber Mnfr.
Martin E R, supervisor.
Pugh J A, blacksmith.
Scott Anson, lumber mufr.
CHESTERFIELD.
Has a population of about 50, and is located on the Grand Trunk Railway in the township of Chesterfield, Macomb county, 5 miles north of Mount Clemens, the county seat, and 30 miles northeast of Detroit. Locality settled about 1550. Chief exports, grain, apples and potatoes. Telegraph, Western Union. Express.
ENGLISH SUITINGS,
Our own Importation. 2,000 Styles SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
BEST QUALITY,
Is the motto of the popular Music Store, 184 and 186
LOWEST PRICES, Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
Roe Stephens
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Canadian. Mail, daily. James C. Patton, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MoLean Daniel, blacksmith. Patterson O H. cider mnfr. Patton James C, Grocer. Tremain J E, railroad and express agent. Weller Samuel, Live Stock.
CHESTONIA.
Established as a postoffice in 1878 in the southwest corner of Jordan township, Antrim county, 18 miles northeast of Bel- laire, the county seat, " northeast of Alba, on the G. R. & I. R. R., the nearest rail- road station and 175 north of Grand Rap- ids. Some farm produce is. marketed. Land is offered for sale at from seven to ten dollars per acre. Express, United
States. Telegraph, Atlantic and Pacific. Mail by stage from Alba twice a week. Curtis S. Pinney, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Freeman H. express and railroad agent.
Kellogg H P, physician.
Finney Curtis S, Justice of Peace.
Van Wert, Barker & Co, general store and hotel.
Weil Rev (Congregational).
CHICAGO JUNCTION.
Ingham county; station on the D., L. & N. R. R., at intersection of the C. & G. T. Ry, 4 miles from Lansing and 82 from Detroit.
CHICKAMING.
A station on the C. & W. M. R. R., in the southwestern part of Berrien county; 7 miles north of New Buffalo. Fruit and berries are largely grown in the neighbor- . hood and form the chief shipments. The postoffice formerly here has been discon- tinued.
CHILD'S MILL.
Kent county, on the G. R. & I. R. R., 13 toiles above Grand Rapids.
CHINA.
Discontinued postoffice in East China township, St. Clair county, on the St. Clair river, 3 miles below St. Clair.
CHIPPEWA LAKE.
Was settled about 1866, in township of same name, northeastern part of Mecosta
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county, 17 miles from Big Rapids, the seat of justice, and 11 south of Evart, its near- est shipping point. Has a steam saw-mill and a probable population of 25. Post- office discontinued.
CHIPPEWA STATION.
On the F. & P. M. Ry, in Orient town- ship, Osceola county, is a place of about 100 inhabitants, is on the Chippewa river, and is the location of 2 saw-mills, a shingle mill and some other interests. It is 16 miles east of Hersey, the county seat, and 68 northwest of East Saginaw. Mail, daily. Frank Twiss, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Atkinson E B, shingle mill.
Avery & Murphy, Lumbermen.
Clark Colton, lumber mufr.
Doggett Miss Eva, music teacher.
Doggett H C, hotel propr.
Eddy, Avery & Eddy, lumber, 2 miles n e.
Freeman S HI, grocer.
Glynn Patrick. foreman lumberman.
Jackson Francis, lumber innfr.
McFadden John, blacksmith.
Mather F E, teacher.
Pelkey John, carpenter.
Pelkey P. farmer.
Smack Wm, farmer.
Twis Frank, Railroad Agt.
Vandermark B, physician.
CHOCOLAY. Marquette county. (See Harrey.)
CHUBB'S CORNERS.
A post village located in 1877 in Marion township, Livingston county, on the stage route from Howell, the county seat, south to Pinckney, 7 miles from the former and 5 from the latter place. Distance to Detroit. 58 miles. Ship to Howell via the D .. L. & N. Rv. Population, 150. Mail, daily. Randolph S. Elliott, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allison Wm, justice of peace. Elliott R $, Blacksmith.
CHURCHILL.
A place of 30 inhabitants, known also as Rose Settlement, in the northern central part of Ogemaw county. It is on a branch of Rifle river, a stream affording power for a saw and grist mill located here. West Branch, the county seat and usual shipping point, is located 14 miles south west on the Mackinaw Div. M. C. R. R ..
J. J. WILSON
Manufacturer of the celebrated ARROW BRAND Pickles. Vinegar : White Wine, Cider, and Double Strength Vine- gar. No. 21 North Clinton Street, CHICAGO, III.
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Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
Smoke Gold Flake Cut Plug.
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and is reached by stage semi-weekly; fare, 75 cents. Hay, wheat and potatoes are shipped. Distance to Bay City. 68 miles. Mail. semi-weekly. A. S. Rose. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold E O, carpenter.
Rose A S, General Store and Justice.
Rose H & HI E, saw and grist mill ..
White W S, town clerk.
CHURCH'S CORNERS.
A place of 100 population in Wheatland township, Hillsdale county, 12 miles due east of Hillsdale and 8 northwest of Hud- son, its shipping point via the L. S. & M. S. Ry. It has a saw-mill, a carding and cloth dressing mill, Baptist and Congrega- tional churches and a select school. Wheat. wool, pork, beef and apples are , shipped, Stage, with mail, to Hudson tri-weekly. F. G. Church, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Clarke John, justice of peace.
Eaton L A, cloth mnfr. .
Sabin E B. physican.
Saunders A W, planing mill.
Slayton Mrs S V. teacher.
Vandervolegan & Robins, lumber and feed mill.
Wood M G. deputy sheriff.
Woodworth Rev Richard ( Congregational). grocer.
Woodworth Mrs R, teacher ..
CHURCH'S LANDING.
Chippewa county. (Sce Sugar Island.)
CLAM LAKE. Wexford county. (Se Cadillac.)
CLAM LAKE.
A settlement located between Grass and Clam lakes, in Helena township, Antrim county. It is 3 miles in a direct line southwest of Bellaire, the county seat, 5 north of Spencer Creek, whence it receives a weekly mail, and about 10 northwest of Mancelona, on the G. R. & I. R. R.
CLARE.
An incorporated village of 850 inhabi. tants, was first settled in 1820, and located in Grant township, near the southern boundary of Clare county. It is a promi nent station on the F. & P. M. Ry, at the junction of the branch to Harrison with the main line, 50 miles northwest of Sagi-
naw, 39 east of Reed City, and 148 north- west of Detroit. Harrison, the county seat, is 19 miles north. Clare has ? churches -- Congregational and Methodist- a graded public school, with 125 pupils, a weekly newspaper, 3 hotels and several saw and shingle mills. Much of the con- tiguous country is covered with a heavy growth of pine and hardwood timber, but it contains some rich agricultural land. specially adapted to the culture of wheat and grass. The shipments are shingles, hoops, staves, flour, wheat and general pro- duce. Among the recent improvements are a new town hall and a grain elevator. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. J. C. Rockafellow. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alger House, L Hardy Propr.
Alward Dennis E, editor and propr Clare County Press.
Bebee & Davis (Abiram Bebee, Malcolm D Davis), druggists.
Bicknell Nathan, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, Business Prompt- ly Attended to. Bicknell Blk.
Bicknell R A & Co (Richard A Bick- nell, James S Bickuell and Martha Bick- nell. Special), General Merchandise. Bick- nell Blk.
Bogardus Mrs Martha, milliner.
Calkins John W. Hardware, Stoves. Tinware, Crockery, Grain and Produce, Pressed Hay, Feed, etc.
Callam Peter, general store.
Clare County Press, D E AAlward editor and propr.
Cleveland P J, shingle mnfr.
Cooley Mrs Wallace S, fancy goods.
Dwyer Daniel R. harnessmaker.
Ervey Albert M. shoemaker.
Goodenow Charles N. harnessmaker.
Gulick Rev J (Methodist Episcopal).
Halstead George W. grocer.
Halsted George W. barber.
Hardy Llewellyn, Propr Alger
House.
Horning Tobias P. Lumber and Shingle Mnfr and Grocer.
Busted Julius B, Propr Lumberman's Home.
Jefferies M R. groceries and meats.
Jenks Jay C. exp and station agt.
Kelley Peter, gunsmith.
Lange Frederick, baker.
Lee George W. grocer.
Lossing Mrs D J. milliner.
Loving M JJ, Surgeon Dentist. Brick nell Blk. (Ne adr.)
LEWIS MANN,
Lager Beer Bottles, Bottling Supplies and Tel- ephone Station, 311 Rivard, corner Catherine.
Galvanized Iron Cornices
A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroe St. Chicago. Send for Catalogue and Prices.
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Louch Alfred, wagonmaker. Lumberman's Home, J B Husted Propr.
Mason Mrs M M. milliner.
Morris James, wagonmaker. Nichols Lambert A, grocer. ()'Callaghan John, grocer. Perry Charles W, lawyer. Rockafellow John C, general store.
Sailsbury Wm. barber.
Schaffer && Reist (Julius Schaffer, Jacob Reist), Flouring Mill.
Shaver Albert A, furniture.
Slattery John B, grocer.
Sterns Caleb W, propr Sterns' Stage House. Travis J J, physician.
Tucker Mrs Hattie, dressmaker.
Wolsky Wm, clothing, boots and shoes.
CLARENCE. Calhoun county. (See Duck Lake.)
CLARENCEVILLE. Wayne county. (See Plank Road.)
CLARENDON.
A station on the Air Line Div. M. C. R. R., in Calhoun county, 4 miles west of Homer.
CLARENDON CENTER.
Calhoun county, 2 miles south of Clar- endon station.
CLARION. .
A station on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Melrose township, northeastern part of Charlevoix county, 25 miles east of Char- levoix court house. The first family set- tled here in 1877, but the settlement proper was not begun until the spring of 1880, since which time a saw-mill, store, several dwellings and a handsome public school house have been erected. It is in an ex- cellent farming region, has abundance of
game and brook trout, and is near ex- tensive forests of hardwood and hemlock timber. Banking transacted at Petoskey. Price of land, from $6 to $20 per acre. Population, 40. Mail, daily. John E. Darrah, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Babcock L, General Store.
Darrah John E, Lumberman and Justice.
Hass J & J R, lumber mnfrs.
CLARKSBURG.
A discontinued postoffice and station on .the M., H. & O. R. R., 26 miles west of Marquette. Population, estimated at 500.
CLARKSTON.
A pleasant village of 400 inhabitants, in Independence township, Oakland county, 10 miles northwest of Pontiac, the county seat, 2 miles north of its station, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, and 35 northwest of Detroit. The Clinton river furnishes a limited water power, operating one flouring mill. The village has Methodist and Baptist churches, a good Union school, a recently formed library of 100 volumes. offices of the American Express and Western Union Telegraph, and other sub- stantial business interests. Stage to Austin tri-weekly, and to Oxford semi-weekly: fare to each, 75 cents. Mail, daily. Mrs. Phebe J. Abbey, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Abbey Blanchard J. confectioner.
Allen Leman W, general store.
Arnold James T, broommaker.
Barthell Henry, tailor.
Betters John, stonemason.
Bower C & Son (Charles and Manley). drugs and groceries.
Broomfield Richard, wagonmaker.
Brown & Richardson (Henry Brown, James Richardson), shoemakers.
M. J. LOSSING, SURGEON DENTIST
First-class work in every respect.
GIVE ME A CALL.
CLARE, - -
MICHIGAN.
Detroit Mutual Benefit
Association, 143 Griswold Street. It' a member becomes permanently disabled we pay one bild the face of base.r. . tifcato then, and the other half at death.
MILLS & BARKER.
176 & 178 Woodward Ave., Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE, BEDDING, CARPETS.
292 CLA MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER CLA
Cambrey Alfred J, station agt.
Carran Alfred R, farm impts, flour and feed.
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C'arran James P. carpenter.
Clark Reuben N, drugs and groceries.
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