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COLUMBIA.
Numbering perhaps 25 inhabitants, is in Columbia township, southeast part of Jack- son county, 3 miles due west of Brooklyn. the nearest shipping point.
COLUMBIA VILLE.
A thriving village on the D. & B. C. R. R., in Marathon township, Lapeer county. 10 miles northwest of Lapeer court house. 18 northeast of Flint and 69 from Detroit. Flint river affords abundant water power. utilized by a saw-mill and a flouring mill. These, with a steam planing, saw and shingle mill, constitute the mannfactories. Grain and lumber are shipped. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. D. G. Law rence, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burgess A, meat market.
Cary Chester, physician.
Congdon C H, saloon.
Congdon Mrs C H. milliner.
Congdon L H. General Store.
Edgerton H, blacksmith.
Fox A W, planing mill.
Frost L A, hotel propr.
Gregory James, blacksmith.
I lion Win B. Physician.
Hills W J, railroad and exp agt.
Hirt W HI, hardware.
Hollenbeck J, general store and grain.
Johnston A, general store and saw-mill.
Levalley Mrs F B. milliner.
Mercer Thomas, wagonmaker.
Moore John, shoemaker.
Neil James, Hotel Propr.
Patten C, general store.
Peter Wm, flour mill and elevator.
Preston I L, general store.
Reed George & Sons, planing mill.
Richard A & Bro, saw and flour mill. Wheeler J T. lawyer.
TELEPHONE STATION,
Bottled Beer and Bottling Supplies LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
Roofing Slate.
For Sale from Stock. A. KNISELY & CO., 72 and 74 W. Monroe St., CHICAGO.
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COLUMBUS.
A small village in Columbus township, St. Clair county, 20 miles southwest of Port Huron, the county seat. 2 east of Ridgeway station. on the G. T. Ry, and 43 from Detroit. It is located on Belle river, has in the vicinity 3 churches, Adventist, Congregational and Methodist, district school and a grist mill. Corn, wheat, oats and fruit are shipped. Nearest bank at Richmond. Mail, tri-weekly. Henry P. Hunt, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burgess Edward, Blacksmith.
Granger G S. justice of peace.
Grinnell Peter, grist mill. Hunt Henry P, Farmer. Hunt Rev Ward I (Congregational). Zimmerman Ezra, wagonmaker.
COLWELL.
Located in Maple Valley township, Montcalm county, is a station on the D., L. & N. R. R., 16 miles west of Stanton, the seat of justice, 33 northwest of Ionia, and 155 northwest of Detroit. Settled 1859. Population, 150. It has a steam saw-mill. and ships lumber, shingles and lath. Bank at Maple Valley. Telegraph. Western Union. Mail, daily. G. H. Bar- nard, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnard G H. railroad agt.
Bennett & Barnard, Lumber Mnfrs and General Store.
Birkett & McLennan, shingle mnfrs
COMMERCE.
With a present population of 350, takes its name from the township in which it is located, in Oakland county. 12 miles west of Pontiac, the county seat, 6 east of Milford, the nearest railroad point, and 33 northwest of Detroit. The Huron river affords water power for a grist mill and cider mill. There are 3 churches, Pres- byterian, Baptist and Methodist, and a Union school, Bank, First National at Milford. Value of improved farms from $30 to $60 per acre. A daily line of stages runs to Pontiac, carrying mail. T. B. Kennedy, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Barkham & Schernwebber, four mill. Bennett Frank, shoemaker. Brown S, shoemaker. Darling Thomas, architect.
Donaldson Wm, capitalist.
Goodwillie Rev D HI (United Presbyterian)_ Kennedy T B, General Store and Jus- tice.
Lowry G W, physician.
Mascord Charles, capitalist.
Phillips James H, thresher.
Rockwell Clay, grocer.
Seeley Major H, live stock and constable. Smith J A, notary public.
Sparling Rev J G (Methodist).
Taylor J S, hotel and livery.
Tills Wm. blacksmith.
Wix Win, General Store.
Wix & Donaldson, cider mill.
COMSTOCK.
A village on the M. C. R. R., in Com- stock township, Kalamazoo county, 4 miles east of Kalamazoo and 140 west of De- troit. Comstock creek, which empties into the Kalamazoo river here, furnishe- good water power. The country adjoin- ing is well cultivated, and produces grain of all kinds and fruits. Among the im- provements are a flouring mill with 3 run of 'stone, novelty works, 2 churches, Meth- odist Episcopal and Protestant Methodist. and a common school. Settled, 1829. Population. 200. Shipments, flour and castings. Telegraph, Western Union, Express, American. Bank, Kalamazoo. Mail. daily. J. Loveland, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Baldwin W W. express agt, general store and hotel.
Loveland O G. station agt and tel opr.
Mitham J, flouring mill. Peer P A. iron mnfr and justice.
Sprague Rev (Methodist Episcopal).
CONCORD.
One of the most prosperous villages on the Air Line Div. M. C. R. R., is situated in the township of Concord, Jackson coun- ty, 14 miles southwest of Jackson and 90 front Detroit. It was settled in 1833, in -- corporated as a village in 1871. and accord- ing to the last census has a population of 543. The north branch of the Kalamazoo river, upon which it is located, furnishe- power for 2 saw-mills and a flouring mill. Among the buildings erected since the issue of our last volume are some 40 sub. stantial dwellings and one of the most commodious opera house's to be found out side of the larger cities. There are 4 churches, Baptist, Universalist, Methodist and Presbyterian, a graded public school.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association, 143 Griswold Street, ingares all against Permanent Dis- ability.
FURNITURE, F CARPETS,
BEDDING,
MILLS & BARKER, wholesale manufacturers, Hotels furnished throughout on most liberal terms, Warercom, : 176 and 178 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, MICE.
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a very good hotel, and a local newspaper. The place, which has excellent agricultural surroundings, exported, in 1880, 9,952 tons of freight, chietly farm produce. The Concord Agricultural Society's fair grounds are located here. Express, American. Tel- egraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. Stage to Pulaski, 5 miles, tri-weekly; fare,
25 cents. James M. Dodge, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bailey Norman MI, Physician and Surgeon.
Baker A Melville, grocer.
Bartlett House, Wm H Powers Propr. Bell Wm M, wagonmaker.
Bell & Dart (Thomas Bell, Henry Dart), Lumber, Lime, Salt and Brick, also Con- tractors and Builders.
Bigelow Wmn F, Lawyer, Publr Con- cord News and Our Home Enterprise.
Carpenter & Collins (Frank A Car- penter, George N Collins), Hardware, Farm Impts, Subscription Books and Pictures.
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Caswell & Smith (Leonard Caswell, Chaun- ' cey S Smith), Hardware.
Concord Mills, E A Parker Propr.
Concord News, Wm F Bigelow Propr, Henry A Wetmore Editor.
Dodge James M, justice and insurance.
Dunham Win, insurance agt.
Elliott Thomas, barber.
Esch George, Blacksmith and Horse- shoer.
Fergurson Vinson, Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, and Billiards.
French Orlando J, Planing and Molding Mill.
Ganiard Almond M, music teacher.
Ganiard Mrs Almond MI, dressmaker.
Halsted Richard M. Druggist and Banker.
Hauser & Bell (John Hauser, Joseph Bell), blacksmiths.
Heath Win Wallace, Mnfr of Bar- rels and all kinds of Cooperage, Butter Tubs a Specialty.
Hodge Hon Hiram C. lawyer.
Hungerford George H, harnessmaker.
Hungerford Thomas S, live stock.
Hutchisson Samuel C. agt Am Exp Co.
.Hutchison Silas P, principal school.
Johnson Wm, dentist.
Keeler Win N, physician.
Knickerbocker Rev Chauncey W (Univer- salist).
Lyman Wm H, shoemaker.
Our Home Enterprise, Wm F Bigelow Propr and Puhlr. Paddock Franklin, barber.
Parker Elisha A, Propr Concord Flour Mills.
Parmeter Jesse L, physician.
Perrine Rev Wm H ( Methodist Episcopal).
Powers Win H, Propr Bartlett House and Liverv.
Pratt Frank, jewelry.
Pratt Mrs Sophie, milliner.
Purchase Frank W. general store.
Quick Rev Calvin P (Presbyterian).
Ri Dout Jay E, drugs and news.
Root & Severance (Charles Root, 1 Wallace Severance), Mnfrs and Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
Schoen Frank J, agt M C R R and W U Tel Co.
Smalley Bros (Jacob K, Issac Nand George L), saw-mill.
Stevens Talmadge, lumber, lime, etc.
Stoddard Win, general store.
Tucker A H & Bro (Albert H, Charles W), Grain. Produce, Carriages and Farm Impts.
Tucker Wm C, flour and saw-mills, 1} miles e.
Van Scoter Alonzo B, carpenter.
Van Scoter Edward F, Carriage, Sleigh and Wagonmaker.
Van Scoter Thomas jr, carpenter.
Weston Nial M, planing mill.
Wetmore Chauncy S, propr Opera House.
Wetmore Henry A, insurance and real estate.
Wetmore HI A & Co (Henry A and Mary E Wetmore), bankers.
Wetmore & Paddock (Henry A Wetmore. Albert J Paddock), general store.
Wetmore & Scranton (Henry A Wetmore. George S Scranton), live stock.
Wiggins Jerome, Furniture and Un- dertaker.
Wildt Mrs Sophia, milliner.
Wildt & Eppler (Wm M Wildt, Louis Eppler), Meat Market.
CONDIT.
A station on the Lansing Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry, in Albion township, Calhoun county, 4 miles south of Albion.
CONGER.
A station on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Reynolds township, northwest corner of Montealın county, 3 miles above Howard City, and 38 north of Grand Rapids
CONNER'S CREEK.
A settlement of some 80 people, on the stream from which it takes its name, in
The Charter of the
Washington Life
secures all the profits to the insured. More than this cannot be done. DR. S. I .. FULLER, Cen'l Agent, DETROIT, MICH.
Mason & Hamlin Organs
on Monthly Pay- ments are sold in Detroit by
Roe Stephens
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the township of Grosse Point, Wayne county. It is on the Gratiot road, 6 miles above Detroit. The locality was settled in 1832. A Catholic and a Lutheran church, public and Catholic schools, a steam flour and saw-mill are here. Mail, weekly. Pe- ter Girard, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barlage Anthony, butcher.
Elspas Henry, cigarmaker.
Fent Anthony, wagonmaker.
Girard Peter, Hotel, General Store and Saloon.
Greiner John, shoemaker.
Griener Michael, general store and saloon.
Juif M F G & Co, Saw and Grist Mill and Coopers.
Nering August, tailor.
Smith Joseph, blacksmith.
Stabler Rev (Lutheran).
Tetts Dr, physician.
Vandam B, meat market.
Vanduss Rev (Catholic).
W'en Jacob, boots and shoes.
CONSTANTINE.
One of the oldest villages in the south- ern part of the State, is located on the banks of the St. Joseph river, in the south- western part of St. Joseph county. The Fawn river here unites with the St. Joseph, the two forming one of the most extensive water powers in the State. This is utilized by 3 flouring mills. 1 saw-mill. 1 paper mill, 1 iron foundry. 1 sash and blind fac- tory and others. There are 4 churches, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran and American Reform (two of these are of re- cent construction, and are models of ele- gance), a graded public school, with 7 teachers and 450 scholars, a fine library of some 800 volumes. a public hall seating 500, water works on the Holly
system, 2 good hotels, 2 National banks. with a capital of over $100,000. A num- ber of fine business blocks and handsome residences have recently been constructed. and the largest single-span iron bridge iu the State crosses the river here. The Ad- vertiser and Mercury (Republican) is pub- lished weekly, and is the only newspaper in the place. The village has a bonded debt of $3.626, and property real and per- sonal assessed at $726,450. The total re- ceipts of freight by rail for 1879 were 5,835,548 lbs. and the shipments, consist- ing of flour, grain, paper. live stock. etc., were 7, 855,245 1bs.
Constantine was first settled in 1828, and incorporated a village in 1861. It now ha- a population of 1,542. The municipal affairs are in the hands of a president. treasurer, recorder and marshal, elected in May of each year. Distance to White Pigeon 4 miles, to Three Rivers 8 miles. to Centreville, the county seat, 10 miles. and to Detroit 150 miles. Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. Tindil H. Calam, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold Charles H, Propr Wells Ho- tel.
Balyeat Walter R, milliner.
Bandholtz Christian, Harness-
maker.
Bandholtz Mrs Elizabeth, milliner.
Barnum Charles, furniture.
Barry Bros (Morgan Cand Herbert L). Livery Stable.
Barry Herbert L, constable.
Barry & Moore (Charles H Barry, Henry E Moore), general store.
Beardsley Rev John W (English Reform). Bittenbender Evan E. Cigar Mufr. and Excursion Agt K C F S & Gand KCLESRR
Bliss Sheldon, asthma remedy maker.
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C. M.
COMMERCIAL MILLS, D FRAZIER, Prop'r,
MANUFACTURER OF FLOUR
And dealer in WHEAT, FLOUR. FEED. ETC FAVORITE CUSTOM MILL IN COUNTY. I manufacture onis the choicest quality of Flour from the best wheat the country produces. .
All Brands Warranted. CONSTANTINE, MICH.
Extra Brewed Lager Beer
For Bottling, by JACOB MANN, 343 Rivard Street, corner Maple. Accessible by Telephone Fashause.
Conservative Management and Prompt Adjustments, by the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
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Bocnebright Joseph R, village marshal. Boenebright & French (Joseph R Boene-
- bright, Albert C French), saw-mill.
Bole & Son (George W and Edward Bole), gas fitters.
Bostwick Almon B, grocer.
Boynton Rev James (Methodist).
Broadbent Thomas C. flour mill.
Buck Rev Wm E (Presbyterian).
Burdick Harrison R, cooper.
Calam Frank, deputy postmaster.
Calam TindHi HI, Postmaster (also Wells & Calam).
Castle Bros (Samuel N and David M), farm impts.
Coffinberry Orris P. lawyer.
Coffinberry S C & Co (Salathiel C and Marie E Coffinberry), lawyers.
Commercial Flour Mills, Daniel Frazier Propr. (See udt.)
Constantine House, Chester A Field Propr.
Constantine Hydraulic Co (capital $15,000), & T Hull pres, Franklin Wells sec, G { Crossette treas.
C thermon Simon, carriagemaker.
( )x Mrs Mary J, fancy goods.
Cranston Edgar, meat market.
Crossette Franklin MI, Grocer and Druggist.
Culp Samuel C, physician.
Daniels John, cooper.
Davey & Pidgeon (James Davey, Heury W Pidgeon), meat market.
Dodge Levi, Mnfr of Straw Board Paper.
Doolittle Clinton, harnessmaker.
Drake Jonathan P, meat market.
Dunlapp Robert L, milliner. Eacker John H, general store.
Easterbrook & Thomas (Wm Eas- terbrook, Joel N Thomas), Boots and Shoes.
Edwards James, Flour Mills. Ernst Martin L. builder.
Farmers' National Bank (capital $50.000), Charles W Cond pres, Charles H Barry jr cashr.
Fawn River Mills, James Edwards propr. Ferguson & Flack (David Ferguson, Robert M Flack), shoemakers.
Field Chester A, Propr Constantine .House.
First National Bank (capital $50,000). George I Crossette pres, Peter Haslet cashr. Fisher Jonas W. physician.
Fowler Mareus L, barber.
Frazier Daniel, Mayor, also Propr Commercial Flour Mills. (Se adr.)
George & Tweedale (Abraham B and John B George, Alexander Tweed- ale), Foundry and Machine Shop and Planing Mill.
Gibson Warren H, marble works.
Gladding John P, Books and Sta- tionery, opp Washington Market.
Grier Joseph H, supervisor.
Grossman Rev Charles H (Lutheran).
Harrison Thomas, Justice of Peace. Harvey & Gregg (Samuel Harvey, John Gregg), Carriage Mufrs.
Harwood Francis MI, Agricultural Implements.
Harwood Oliver, Lumber Yard.
Haslett & Gladding (Charles MI Haslett. Benjamin O Gladding), druggists.
Hatfield Aaron L, watchmaker.
Haymau Joseph, saw and grist mills. 3} miles w.
Hegerman Wm, peppermint distiller, 1} miles n e.
Heisel Gottlieb, saloon.
Heywood & Francisco (Wm Heywood, George Francisco), furniture mnfrs.
Hill Nicholas, druggist and grocer.
Hoffman & Thorpe (Samuel Hoffman. Dyer P Thorpe), carriage mufrs.
Hoserton & George (James P Hoserton, S Edwin George), hardware.
Howser Eli, clothing.
Huff Mrs Wm HI, dressmaker.
Hull Levi T, publr Advertiser & Mercury.
Kahn N B & Son (Nathan B and Moses W), clothing.
Keightley & Kingsbury (Edwin W Keightley, Selden B Kingsbury), Law- vers.
Kingsbury Burton H, dentist.
Kleckner Daniel, farm impts.
Kline Silas W, produce.
Knowlen Frederick W, law and insurance.
Langley James P, stenographer.
Langley Thomas C, general store.
Levering Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Luther Allen M. general store.
MeKenney James W. Agt L S & M S Ry and W U Tel Co.
Marden & Rossman (Wi J Marden, Wm Rossian), mufrs leather dressing.
Melcher Michael A. clothing.
Miller Abraham, Blacksmith and Horsesher.
Mitter Albert, Justice of Peace.
Miller J R, principal school.
Modie Wir W. blacksmith.
Moyer D Cares, photographer,
O'Dell & Lemon (Ebenezer O'Dell, James and Jacob Lemon), saw mill, Smiles a w. Ofinger George, baker.
CARRIAGE GOODS,
P. HAYDEN, Detroit. Manufacturer and Jobber.
PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, in casks and bottles. Chicago office, cor. Market and Randolph. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Adv. opp. page 131.
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Radley Samuel D, physician. Reddy Russell W, cider mill.
Riley Henry H, lawyer.
Roberts & Davey (Henry Roberts, Wm Davey), clothing.
Royce Wm H, peppermint distiller, 2 miles n e.
Russell Joseph A, saloon.
Schall Charles, nursery, 3 miles w.
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Schwark Charles, shoemaker.
Scovill Bela P, physician.
Simons John W, general store.
Simmons & Strohm (Gavett B Simmons Levi A Strohm), cigar mnfrs.
Slates James HI, drugs and groceries. Stitzel Wm, saloon.
Strohm George H, barber.
Strong Wm A, jeweler.
Taylor Mrs Hattie AN, library and notary. Teesdale Samuel, wagonmaker.
Thomas Daniel E, physician.
Thompson Frederick L, tel opr L S & M S Ry.
V'att Charles D. jeweler.
1.'ells Franklin, sec Hydraulic Co.
'Vells' Hotel, Charles H Arnold Propr. Vells & Calam (John M Wells, Tindil H Calam), general store.
Willard Mc Michael (Ettie Willard, Jennie McMichael), dressmakers.
Wilson David E, groceries, lime. etc.
Young O H & Co (Oscar H Young, Andrew W Morrison), druggists and agts U S Exp.
CONVIS CENTER.
A small place in Convistownship, north- ern central part of Calhoun county. It is 8 miles north of Marshall, and formerly had a postoffice.
COOK'S CORNERS.
A small settlement in Ionia county, 2 miles from Kiddville station on the D .. L. & N. R. R.
COOK'S STATION. Newaygo county. (Se Woodville.)
COOPER.
In cooper township, Kalamazoo county, : locality settled in 1532, has a population of about 200, and i- 14 miles west of its station on the G. R. A. I. R. R., 6 north of Kalamazoo and 150 from Detroit. Has a tord mill. Methodist and Congregational
churches and a public school. It is on the Kalamazoo river, in an oak opening country, farms ranging in value from $15 to $150 per acre. Wheat, apples, peaches, potatoes, hogs and cattle are shipped. Mail, daily. R. L. Crowder, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Crowder R. L, General Store.
De Yoe E P, cider and vinegar mnfr.
Fisher Levi B, farm impts.
Gifford Hollis, Blacksmith.
Mason G N. live stock.
Sherman F W. physician.
Tanner Rev (Methodist).
Wickwire George, wagonmaker.
Williams Rev J H (Congregational).
Young Woodville, physician.
COOPERSVILLE.
With a population of 650, is in Polkton township, northern part of Ottawa county. 173 miles from Detroit, and midway be- tween Grand Rapids and Grand Haven, ou the D., G. H. & M. Ry. being 16 miles from each. It is the center of a good wheat and fruit growing district, and ships largely of strawberries and other fruit. It has Episcopal, Methodist, Free Methodist. Wesleyan and Adventist churches. 2 steam saw-mills, 2 flour mills, a tannery, a car- riage factory, and 2 hotels, the principal being the Maxwell House. Daily stage to Eastmanville, Lamont and Ravenna; fare. 25, 50 and 75 cents respectively. Express. American. Telegraph, Western Union. Joseph Brown, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Archer Rev J (Methodist).
Austin John J. physician.
Averill Bros ( Willie M and Paul J), livery.
Barnes Will G, propr Coopersville Ob- server.
Barnes Mrs W G. music teacher.
Blakely Charles E, druggist.
Blanchard Hamilton, carpenter.
Blanchard Wiu H. carpenter.
Brown Joseph, justice of peace.
Cilley James, lawyer.
Cleland Daniel, general store and wood.
Cloud James N. jeweler.
Cooper Wm, drayman and marshal
Crossett Johu, shoemaker.
Crossman Henry C, lumber mill.
Cutler Wallace G. blacksmith.
Ferguson Henry, harnessmaker.
Pero Rev C G ( Wesleyan).
Fisk George W. wagonmaker.
Foot I C. sewing machines.
Forster Rouben J. county Surveyor
SEWER PIPE.
CHAS. D. COLSON. 108 & 110 Franklin Street. CHICAGO. Also, Drain Tile, Chimney Tops, Cement, Plaster, Stucco. White Sand and Fire Brick.
ir See Adv., opp. page 130.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Has perfected plans for a large business in Michigan during 1881, For Agencies apply to
E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, ,Il1.
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Ginley John H, physician. Glass & Morey (John B Glass, Henry A Morey), blacksmiths.
Goodrich Byron O, carpenter.
Goodrich John V B, lawyer. Gordon JJacob. carpenter. Graham Robert, saloon.
Hermance John II, flour and saw-mill.
Hildreth Henry G, saloon.
Hoppock Murray I, jeweler.
Hosmer Charles, carpenter.
Hurst John, station agt and tel opr.
Lane Rev E (Adventist).
Lillie Roswell, law and insurance.
Locklin James, shoemaker.
McBride Miss Charlotte, milliner.
McNaughton Richard D, general store and exp agt.
McSherry & Thompson (John McSherry, Irwin J Thompson), foundry and farm impts.
Marsh Norman D, furniture and under- taker.
Maxfield Orren G. Propr Maxfield House. Livery and Stage Line Owner. Mudge Hev I (Free Methodist).
Parker J & Son (Lyman and Edwin), hard- war ; Paylau Peter, carpenter.
Peck Bros (George T, Albert Vand Charles L), flour mil !.
Phelps Mrs Mary J, tannery.
Phillips Ezra O, general store.
Porter Wm HI, restaurant.
Reed Elroy M, cigars and stationery.
Reed Theophilus M. livery. . Rice Judson E, general store.
Rice Wm, mason.
Root George L, harnessmaker.
Russell Herbert, barber. Sheldon George W physician. Smith Frederick D, physician.
Smith Mrs Harriet, milliner.
- Spooner & Hall (Sylvester Spooner, Charles Hall), meat market.
Stevens Miss Harriet L, Innsic teacher. Streeter Miss Phila, dressmaker.
Taylor George H, fruit trees.
Treat Benjamin E, Photographer and Dentist.
Treloar Samvel J. Carriage and Wagon Maker and Blacksmith.
Vanden Bont John, veterinary surgeon. Verplanke & Vander Veen (JJoos Ver. planke, Jacob Vander Veen), hardware. Washburn Edward, carpenter.
Watson Jolin B. drugs and stationery.
Watson & Griffin ( Warren E Watson, Michael R Griffin), general store. Young Sammel W, grocer.
COPPER FALLS MINE.
Is located in Eagle Harbor township. Keweenaw county, 3 miles from Eagle Harbor and 6 east of Eagle River, the county seat, being connected with each by daily mail stage. Calumet, 20 miles southi west, is the nearest railroad station. The place was settled in 1845 and the mine is one of the oldest on the Keweenaw peni- sula. The population. chiefly miner -. numbers about 300. Telegraph, Mineral Range. Mail, daily. B. F. Emerson, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Emerson B F, Supt Copper Falls Mine. Hatfield & Beadfield, general store. Klorckner G & Co, General Store. Leichner L. shoemaker. Messner Christian, photographer. Prembrith Joseph, saloon.
COPPER HARBOR.
Known also as Clark Mine. is a mining village of 300 inhabitants, settled in 1840. in Copper Harbor township. Keweenan county, at the extreme northern point of the Keweenaw peninsula, 25 miles east of Eagle River, the county seat, 40 from Cal- umet, the nearest railroad station, and about 20 from Eagle Harbor. It has a good natural harbor, and is the oldest mining settlement on the lake. The stamp mills of the Clark and Star mines and a saw-mill, all operated by water power, the water being carried through large iron pipes from lake Manganese, a distance of half a mile, are located here. Copper. lumber and hides are the chief shipment- Bank, Merchants and Miners. Calumet. Mail, daily. John Twohy, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Corgan Charles, hotel propr.
Cullen Patrick, Hotel.
Estivant Edward, stamp and saw-mill.
Guilbault HI O, hotel propr.
Lanvaux Leon, general store and lumber. McCarthy Capt John, mining expert.
Paquet Emile, physician.
Tresis Wiu, propr Tourists' Home. Twohy Dennis, hotel.
CORAL.
On the line of the D., L. & N. R. R. in Maple Valley township, Monte Im counts is an incorporated village of 500 poplat. tion. It is 20 miles west of Station, the county seat, & southeast of Howard City. il northwest of Lansing, and fit from
WE IMPORT ALL OUR OWN GOODS. Sol. S. Bateson & Bro., Merchant Tailors, Detroit.
WEBER VOSE
PIANOS
MASON AND HAMLIN
ORGANS, At Prices that can't be dupli- Icated in Detroit.
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Detroit. Coral was originally a lumbering wittlement, and was, until recently, the location of several saw and shingle mills, but with the disappearance of the pine from the vicinity, the mills have been re- moved to other points and the population are now turning their attention more to agriculture. The place is free from debt and has a cash balance in its treasury. It contains a steam flouring mill, a large stave factory. Congregational and Methodist churches, a graded and public school and offices of the American Express and West- ern Union . Telegraph Co. Mail, daily. John Holcomb, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Althouse John H. general store.
Baldwin Frederick A. blacksmith.
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