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Dougherty Morice. harnessmaker.
Duggan Thomas, livery.
Fairchild Joseph K, propr Alcona County Review.
Ferguson & McCallum (George G Fergu- son, Archibald McCallum), wagonmkrs. Freer A J, surveyor.
Fuller Andrew J, tinsmith.
Fuller Mrs A J, milliner.
Grout Arba J, Jeweler and Justice of Peace.
Guenette & McClelland (John B Guenette, James McClelland), shoemakers.
Hale Matthew, brackets.
Hale Sherman, blacksmith.
Harrison James H, painter.
Huron House, George W Balch Propr. Kelley Win H, barber.
Lachapelle Alfred, painter.
LaChapelle George W, justice of peace.
Lewis Guy C, barber.
Lyman John, Physician and Justice of Peace.
Lyons Hiram, carpenter.
MeGrath Patrick, undertaker.
McLennan House (Temperance), Mrs Caroline E McLennan Propr.
McRae Daniel, brick mason.
Marble Ralph N, Register of Deeds and Circuit Court Commissioner.
Maynard E. brick vard. Miller Charles, shoemaker. Mitchell David W, physician. Moore Henry P. carpenter.
Morrison Hugh R, grocer.
Morse & Emerson (John Morse, George Emerson), carpenters.
Nevins James. constable.
Noyes A & Bro (Abram and John W), general store.
Noves Daniel H. constable.
Bice Win E, Billiard Hall and Lum- ber Inspector.
Ripkey Frederick, plasterer.
Roberts Reuben Z, Probate Judge and Prosecuting Attorney.
Rutson George, County Clerk, Land and Tax Agt.
St Amour E & Son (Eugene and Wm). shingle mill. 5 miles n.
St Lawrence House, Mrs S McDonald propr.
Scarlett Adam, carpenter.
Schwitzer's Hall. H Schwitzer propr.
Schwitzer Harry, clothing.
Storins David E, sheriff.
Tallmadge Rev C H (Methodist).
Turner Edmund H, hardware,
Van Buskirk Joseph, lumber mnfr.
Van Dyke Rev D (Presbyterian).
Wallace Robert, carpenter.
Weeks Wm A, lawyer.
HART.
The seat of justice for, and most enter- prising and progressive place in, Oceana county, is an unincorporated village, hav- ing a population of 700, in Hart township. S miles southeast of Pentwater, 40 north of Muskegon, and 235 from Detroit. In the summer of 1880 a branch of the C. & W. M. R. R. was constructed from Mears to this place, and will ultimately be pushed northward to Manistee. The soil in the vicinity is a sandy loam, producing wheat. plums, peaches and other fruits. The south branch of Pentwater river furnishes good water power, utilized by Messrs. Wigtou & Bosworth in their flouring and saw-mills. There is also a planing mill and one of staves, heading, hoops and hardwood lum- ber, both run by steam. The village has a bank, 2 weekly papers, 2 churches and a good public school. The shipments are flour, wheat, fruit, lumber, staves, head- ing, hoops and back. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail, daily. Allen R. Chappell, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Atwood Lemuel, physician.
Bailey Wm II, propr Moore's Hotel. Bailey & Cahill (Win H Bailey, John V Cahill), wagonmakers.
Barker Charles P, lawyer.
FIRE BRICK.
CHAS. D. COLSON, 108 and 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. Blast Furnace Linings, Back and Hearth Brick a Specialty. See Adv., opp. 130.
BEST QUALITY, Is the motto of the popular Music Store, 184 and 186 Roe Stephens
LOWEST PRICES, Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
HAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HAR 651
Heald Mrs Paulina T, milliner.
Holines JJohn, barber.
Hoover & Moore (Marion F Hoover, David B Moore), wagonmakers. Hubbard Daniel D, barber.
Humphrey Mrs Sarah C, druggist.
Huntley & Williams) Cadmus C Huntley, Win IT Williams), saw-mill.
Husen L Paul, watchmaker. Ingraham Frank, grocer.
James John A, confectioner.
Knowles Miss Birtie E, telegraph opr.
Leach Charles J, blacksmith.
Maxim Orville P, grocer.
Maynard Henry C. physician.
Mead C & E H (Charles and Edward H), harnessmakers.
Miles Fabius, saw-mill, 4 miles n e.
Moore Jerome, shoemaker.
Moore Win, shoemaker.
Morris George H, harnessmaker.
Mortimer Charles, wagonmkr and justice. Olds Bros (Ransom and Allen), planing mill.
Olds Edwin R, grain and live stock.
Olds House. Clark Sampson propr.
Palmer Ezra A, physician.
l'almer Milton F, physician.
Palmer Wm A, confectionery and cigars. Phelps Henry P. general store.
Railroad Dining Hall and Hotel, Wm T Durry Propr.
Rassette Felix. propr Hartford House.
Reynolds Ansel E, general store.
Rich Henry E, dentist.
Rogers A W & Co (Albert W Rogers, Sylvester W Hess), Stave Mufrs and Dealers in Lime, Plaster, etc.
Rogers & Codman (Albert W Rogers, Wm B Codman), hardwood lumber.
St John John, livery.
Sampson Clark. propr Olds House. Seymour Frederick S. hardware and stoves. Stickney Russell W, live stock.
Sweet J Elliott, physician.
Travis John W, Books and Stationery. Walker Eli J, saw and grist mill.
Warren Levi S, insurance.
Warren Levi S, real estate. Watts Win, boots and shoes.
Young & Warren {Arthur H Young. Charles G Warren), general store.
HARTLAND.
Or Hartland Center. as it is also called, is a village of 300 population settled in 1833, and situated in the township of Hart- land, Livingston county, 12 miles north- east of Howell court house, and 8 west of Highland station, on the F. & P. M. Ry. its shipping point. Good water power is derived from North Oer creek, propelling a flour and a saw-mill. There are churches, Congregational and Methodist. and a good public school. A harnessmaker would find a good opening here. Chief shipments, flour, fruit, grain, cider, butter and eggs. Stage daily to Highland station, and tri-weekly to Howell (the nearest bank is here), and Fentonville. Mail, daily. Richard E. Parshall, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boyd J D, physician.
Chambers Z E, general store.
Crouse & Co, general store.
Cullen Hugh, General Store.
Darling George W, boots and shoes.
Drulland R, blacksmith.
Gannon W R, general store.
Handy Melvin, barnessmaker.
Hayford Wm M. physician.
Hildebrandt Adelbert, painter.
Hildebrandt Sanford, Founder.
Horton J A, general store.
Hurlburt L, hardware. Lathrop John and Heury, live stock.
McDonough A, blacksmith.
I. S. GURNEY'S LAW, REAL ESTATE, ABSTRACT & LOAN OFFICE
I have complete Abstracts of Title to all Lands in Oceana County, and make a specialty of Placing Loans, furnishing Abstracts of Title, and Perfecting Defective Titles, for all of which I have unequaled facilities. CHOICE FARM- ING LANDS and CITY PROPERTY for Sale on Long Time. If you wish to Buy, Sell or Exchange Real Estate of any description, please give us a call.
HART, OCEANA COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
PICKLES AND VINEGAR, J. J. WILSON, Manufacturer of the Celebrated "ARROW BRAND." No. 21 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, Il1.
SMOKE WINDSOR MIXTURE,
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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Parshall Asa, hotel propr.
Parshall B E, Notary Public.
Parshall N & Sons, flour and saw-mills.
Starks George, justice of peace. Stedman F A, blacksmith. Wallace Jolin, boots and shoes.
Williams John C, Boots and Shoes. Wright Rev H W (Methodist).
HARTWELLVILLE.
A postoffice in Bennington township, Shiawassee county, " miles south of Owosso, its shipping point, and 10 southwest of Vernon, on the mail route to Perry. Mail, tri-weekly. J. H. Hartwell, postmaster.
HARVEY.
Sometimes called Chocolay, after a creek. upon which it is located, near its entrance into lake Superior; is a place of perhaps 100 inhabitants, settled in 1860, in Choco- lay township, Marquette county, 4 miles south of Marquette court house, the nearest railroad station, with which and Muni- sing, 40 miles east, there is a semi-weekly mail stage; fare, to latter, 82.50. Two steam saw-mills and an iron furnace are its chief features. Bank at Marquette. Ship- ments, lumber and farm produce. H. W. Harvey, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnard Joseph, blacksmith.
Fraser Edward, lumber mnfr.
Gillette John, lumber mufr.
Northern Iron Co, pig iron.
Young Ameda, wagonmaker.
HARWOOD.
Muskegon county. (See Lake Harbor.)
HASLER.
Lapeer county. (See Elba.)
HASTINGS.
The county seat of Barry county, was platted in 1837, under the supervision of E. P. Hastings, a former well known citi- zen of Detroit, whence it takes its name. It is on the Thornapple river, in the town- ship of Hastings, and is a prominent sta- tion on the Grand Rapids Div. of the M. C. R. R., 'by which it is 32 miles southeast of Grand Rapids, 62 northwest of Jackson, and 131, via Lansing and Char. lotte, from Detroit. The river here has a
fall of several feet, but has not been im- proved for manufacturing purposes. On two small tributaries, however, which unite with it in the village, power has been utilized. Hastings is beautifully laid out, the streets being wide and running at right angles. It is well supplied with public squares and parks, and has churches repre- senting the Baptist. Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian denominations, good schools and substantial business in- terests. Population, 2.540. Bonded debt in school bonds, $35,000. Five weekly newspapers are published here. namely: The Democrat, Sentinel, Banner & Journal, and the Temperance Magazine and Home Gem. . Stages run to Lowell daily, to Hickory Corners semi-weekly, and tri- weekly to Bedford and Woodland Center. Express, American. Mail, daily. Tele- graph, Western Union. John M. Nevins, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott Milford, produce.
Alger & Alger (Frank Cand Frederick A), lawyers.
Altoft George E, propr Central House.
Andrus James C, dentist.
Bailey Alvin W, dry goods.
Bancroft Rev J W (Episcopal ).
Barlow & Hayes (Frederick Barlow, Wm D Hayes), flour and feed.
Barry County Democrat, A J Bowne, propr. M H Clark ed.
Bauer Charles H, lawyer.
Beach Lysander C, shoes.
Beach Mrs L C, hair goods.
Beckwith Thomas, livery.
Bennett Hiram, restaurant.
Bently Bros & Wilkins (James W and Charles G Bently, Walter L Wilkins), lumber and foundry.
Bessier John, tobacco, cigars, gents' fur- nishing goods and musical instruments.
Bessmer John M, furniture.
Black Aaron, marble works.
Blazo Albert MI, physician.
Brodesser Frank, saloon.
Brosseau Theodore J, agt Singer Mufg Co.
Burger Wm, justice of peace.
Burton Charles S, physician.
Busby Emory, barber.
Cadwallader Alonzo D, lawyer.
Calhoun Austin, livery.
Campbell Franklin T, justice of peace.
Carpenter Allen C. grocer.
Clark Albert, gunsmith.
Clark James, lawyer.
Clarkson & Clark (Joseph S Clarkson, John (' Clark), photographers.
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Clever Conrad, propr Newton House. Cook Mrs Tillie, dressmaker.
Cook & Bowers ( Marshall L Cook, George E Bowers), publrs Hastings Banner.
Cook & Rogers ( Adrian D Cook, Harry C Rogers), meats.
Crowell George A L, shoemaker.
Dennis & Holmes (John H Dennis, Wins- low H Holmes), proprs Hastings Journal. Dever Isaiah, physician.
Dickinson Byron, grocer.
Dickinson & McCoy (Byron Dickinson, Archie McCoy), saloon.
Doyle & Co (Richard Doyle, John C Cole), saloon.
Drake A Philo, physician and dentist.
Duplanty & Bently (Fabius Duplanty, Solon Bently), coopers.
Foland Miss Mary A, milliner.
Fowler Levi, shoemaker.
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Goodyear Henry A, hardware.
Goodyear Wm H, drugs.
Goodyear Wm S, general store.
Goodyear & Hayes (John S Goodyear, Wm D Hayes), general store.
Grant Robert J, general store. Graves Francis, printer.
Graves Susan E, Publr Temperance Magazine and Home Gem.
Greble & Russell (John A Greble, Mark Russell), hardware.
Hale & Bartley (John F Hale, James H Bartley), flour mills.
Hastings House, Nelson T Parker Propr.
Hastings National Bank (capital $50,000), A J Bowne pres, G E Goodyear cashr. Hayford Wmn H. lawyer.
Hendershott Benjamin F, jeweler. Hicks Bros (Wm F and Charles), grocers. Hinckley Thomas, constable.
Hitchcock & Eaton (Wm B Hitchcock, Leonard Eaton), flour mill.
Holbrook Charles G. lawyer.
Holland W J & L L (Wm JJand Lucius L), drugs.
Hubbard E L & L B (Edmund L and Leverett B), Mnfrs of Barrels and General Cooperage, also Jobbers and Shippers of Shaved Hoops.
Huffman Bros (Wm H and Charles L), hardware. Hyney Seth, grocer. Jones Win, dentist.
Jordan Ralph S. saloon.
Knappen Charles MI, Attorney at Law and Collection Agt, cor State and Jefferson.
Knappen Loyal E, lawyer.
Knowles Porter W. saloon.
Kurtz. John, meats.
Lampham John C, physician. Lane Sewell B, farm impts.
Lesher Henry, baker.
Mann Robert J, painter. Marble Welcome, carding mill.
Mate John, blacksmith.
Mead Miss Melinda, milliner.
Messer Chester, farm impts.
Morgan Wm, wagonmaker.
Morrill Mrs M A, milliner.
Moses Anna, dry goods.
Mudge Royal, dry goods.
Myers Wm H, harnessmaker.
Newton, Fowler & Burton ( Henry L New- ton, Alfred E Fowler, Charles S Bur- ton), lumber.
Newton Henry L. grocer.
Nichols George H, auctioneer.
Niskern Philip W, lawyer.
Niskern P W & A D (Philip W and A D). proprs Barry County Sentinel.
Olmstead Charles II, Groceries and Produce, Tobacco Mnfr, and Wholesale Dealer in Choice Havana Cigars.
Osborne Sylvester, shoemaker.
Parker Nelson T, propr Hastings House.
Parker & Holden (Nelson Parker, estate of George Holden), livery.
Patten Lauson, confectioner.
PHuy Joseph, meats.
Phillips Travers, pumps. Powers & Barlow (W Edward Powers, Charles C Barlow), hardware.
Pratt Abija R, live stock.
Prickett Milton, blacksmith.
Read Wm M, wagonmaker.
Reed James L, carriagemaker.
Rich Bros (Jason and Moses), blacksmiths.
Ricketts James M, jeweler.
Riker Marcus W. Justice of Peace. Insurance, Real Estate and Collection Agent
Roberts John B, books.
Roberts Jolin P, exp agt.
Roberts & Hotchkiss (James P Roberts. Fred HI Hotchkiss), drugs.
Rock Adam M. carriagemaker.
Rogers David W, insurance.
Ross Mrs Robert, milliner.
Rower August, boots and shoes.
Runyan J G & Son (John G and Albert H).
boots and shoes. Russell Julius, general store. Sallisbury & Stauffer (Cyrus B Sallisbury. Leonard E Sandtler), bakers.
Shantz Wm H, grocer. Shoop Rey Darius R (Presbyterian).
Shriner Win S & B (Win S and Baker), vinegar mufrs.
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Sillsbee Kepp, jeweler. Simpson George, saloon.
Smith Clement, Attorney at Law and Judge of Probate, Barry County:
Smith Henry C, tailor.
Smith Hezekiah, meats.
Smith, Hogle & Preston (Phineas Smith, Edgar Y Hogle, George Preston), gro- cers.
Snyder Wm H. physician.
Spangemacher Fred, undertaker.
Spaulding George G, shoes.
Spaulding Oscar D, general store.
Spaulding & Wilkins Mnfg Co The, 1 G Spaulding pres, Wm T Brown sec and treas, mnfrs croquet goods, etc.
Stall Jesse C, blacksmith.
Standley Frank A, blacksmith.
Stanley John, grocer.
Stanley Luther B, musical insts.
Stebbins Wm H, undertaker.
Stern Louis, dry goods.
Stewart Gardner L, agt M C R R.
Striker Daniel, lawyer.
Sweet Frederick, jeweler.
Sweet Mrs Frederick, music teacher.
Sweezey James A, Attorney at Law. Sweezey Wm B, lawyer.
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Temperance Magazine and Home Gem, Mrs Susan E Graves, Publr and Propr, Published in Page Form Weekly, and Bound Form Month- ly, Independent Temperance.
Titus Edwin, restaurant.
Upjohn Wm E, physiciau.
Van Vlick & Son (Andrew S and Irving), shoemakers.
Whitcomb Cornelius S, wagonmaker.
Wicart Rev L G (Catholic).
Wiessert J && Son (John and Charles), Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and House Furnishing Goods.
Wightman & Bowen (Russell B Wight- man, Andrew J Bowen), wool and grain. Wilkins James L, turner.
Winckelman John C, grocer.
Wolf Miss Delight JJ, physician.
Wood George. dentist.
Woodinansee M Clark, physician.
Woodruff Thomas M, tailor.
Wooley Alonzo, boots and shoes.
HASTY.
A postoffice of this name is located in Hamilton township, eastern part of Gratiot county. It is 15 miles southeast of Ithaca, the county seat, and 17 by stage route north of Ovid, ou the D., G. H. & M. Ry, its railroad point. Mail, semi-weekly.
HAVANA.
A station on the G. R. & I. R. R., 146 miles above Grand Rapids. (See Westwood.)
HAWTHORN.
A station on the T: & A. A. R. R .. in Bedford township, southern part of Mon- roe county. It is 9 miles from Toledo, O., and 37 southeast of Ann Arbor.
HAYES.
A village of perhaps 100 people in Case- ville township, Huron county, 16 miles northwest of Bad Axe, the county seat. It is on Pigeon river, 4 miles south of Case- ville, and 30 north of Caro, its shipping point by rail. The place has a brick yard. steam saw and flouring mills, a German Methodist Episcopal church and a public school. Lumber, wheat, live stock and fruit are exported. Shipments should be made to Caseville via boat from Bay City. Stage to Caro and Port Austin daily ; fares to Caseville, 25 cents; Sebewaing, $1.25: Port Austin, $1.75. Mail, daily. Bank. Bay City. C. F. Leippraudt, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson George, farmer.
Anderson John, farmer.
Anderson Win, farmer.
Bradd David, mason.
Faul Louis, farmer.
Guire Wm. farmer.
Jacob Frederick, blacksmith.
Lippraudt C F, General Store.
Lippraudt & Sons, brick mnfrs and flour mill.
Newman Bros, farmers.
Steinman Frederick, farmer.
Steward Charles, farmer.
Streyman Heury, farmer.
Streyman John, farmer.
HAYS' CORNERS. St. Clair county. (See Merrillville.)
HAYWOOD VALE.
A settlement recently located in Huron county, 6 miles south of Sand Beach, and 16 cast of Bad Axe, the county seat.
HAZEL GREEN.
Shinwasser county. (Sie Henderson.)
HAZEL GROVE.
A settlement of about 50 persons in the township of Greenwood. Oceana county.
The Charter of tho
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HAZ AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HEN 655
18 miles west of Newaygo, and 14 east of Whitehall. Holton, 5} miles south, is its nearest railway station. Postoffice discon- tinued.
HAZELTON.
With a population of perhaps 200, and also known as Hazeltonville, is in Hazel- ton township, Shiawassee county, 12 miles northeast of Corunna, the county seat and nearest bank, 12 from Vernon station, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, via which it is 82 miles from Detroit. It has a Methodist church, district school, steam flour and saw-mills, and ships farm products. Stage, with mail, to Corunna semi-weekly; fare, 50 cents. Wm. Stage, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Atkinson 'T, Wagon Maker. Barker, physician.
Beamish & Bros, carpenters.
Brewer F F, notary public.
Dann John R, general store.
Dunlap B F, hotel propr and notary.
Easton Robert, Blacksmith.
Garner George, carpenter.
Hartshorn E, carpenter.
Kimball A, justice and flour and saw-mill. Lee H, carpenter. McLaren Josiah, blacksmith.
Morgan Wm, cooper. Needles A N, cider mufr.
Sanborn Benjamin, planing mill.
Stage Wni, General Store.
Thompson John, boot and shoemaker.
Tinker Dr, physician.
Wright Rev W (Methodist).
HEADLAND.
A postoffice in Hartwick township. Osce- ola county, 20 miles northeast of Hersey, the county seat, and 9 due north of Evart, on the F. & P. M. Ry, via which it is 182 miles northwest of Detroit. The place was settled during 1880, and ships chiefly wheat. Mail by special supply from Evart. John Parkinson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Parkinson John, Farmer. Roe Joseph, Carpenter. Williams Alonzo, carpenter.
HELENA.
Marquette county, a station on the C. & N. W, Ry, 35 miles above Escanaba.
HELMER'S.
Calhoun county, 3 miles southwest of Battle Creek.
HEMLOCK CITY.
A village of 275 inhabitants on the S. V. & St. L. R. R., in Richland township, Sagi- naw county, 13 miles west of Saginaw City and 112 by rail from Detroit. Wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, butter and eggs are the leading products and exports. Build- ing improvements to the amount of $3,000 have been made here since our last volume was issued. Good openings are presented for a shoemaker, wagonmaker and custom mill. Express, American. Telegraph.
Western Union. Mail, daily. Wm. Mc- Bratnie, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bemish Henry, hotel propr.
Bryant E W, express and railroad agent.
Cooper A T, justice of peace.
Hale Beverly, physician.
MeBratnie Win, General Store.
McEver Calvin, grocer.
Pettit W D, justice of peace. Thomas P, blacksmith.
HEMMINGWAY.
On the Stanton Br. of the D., L. & N, R. R., 3 miles north of Stanton, has 2 saw and shingle mills. Stauton postoffice.
HENDERSON.
Southeastern part of Wexford county. a small place claiming 25 inhabitants; no postoffice.
HENDERSON.
Is located on the Shiawassee river in Rush township, northern part of Shia- wassee county, 9 miles north of Corunna, the seat of justice. It was settled in 1872 as a station on the J., L. & S .. now Sag- inaw Div. M. C. R. R., and is 6 miles above Owosso and 84 from Detroit. A steam four, saw and planing mill, Methodist church and district school are here. Bank. 1st National, Owosso. Flour, feed, grain. butter and eggs are exported. Express. American. Daily mail. George W. Det wiler, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bare J S. M D and drugsist.
Clough Rev A B (Methodist ).
Detwiler George W, Express aud Railroad Agent. Detwiler Win & Son, general store.
Fuller Mrs JJ D, milliner. Goodhue M F. blacksmith.
Henderson D L, meat market.
Henderson John, hotel propr and justice.
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Palmer George D, flour and saw-mill. Peck I, grocer. Reiff J D, builder. Rose A A, hardware. Shaw Charles, boots and shoes.
HENRIETTA.
Sometimes called Marsh's Corners, is located in Henrietta township, near the northern line of Jackson county, 10 miles north of Jackson, its railroad and trading point, and 86 west of Detroit. It has a Methodist church and public school. Mail, semi-weekly by stage from Jackson. Wm. H. Marsh, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chapman & Ryan, cider mufrs.
Conant J L, physician.
Coulson David, wagonmaker.
Crane Rev J H.
Hall Levi, harnessmaker.
Johnson Rev Dr (Episcopal).
Johnson S S, carpenter.
Kinch W R, shoemaker.
Roleff J G, hotel propr.
Stutevant Wm & Co, general store.
Townsend J B, physician.
HENRY'S.
Ingham county, 4 miles north of Rives Junction.
HERMANSVILLE.
A recently located settlement on the M. R. Br. C. & N. W. Ry. in Spalding town- ship, Menominee county, 27 miles west of . Escanaba, 46 north of Menominee court house, 44 west of Spalding and 225 north of Milwaukee. The village is in the midst of a heavy timber region, and has sprung up since 1878. It has 200 popula- tion, 2 steam saw-mills and a planing mill. ยท Lumber, shingles, ties, posts and wood, aggregating 1,500 car loads, were shipped in 1879. Exchange Bank, Escanaba. Ex- press, American. Telegraph, Northwest- ern. Mail, daily. W. P. Findeisen, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Findeisen W P, Grocer and Express Agent. Meyer C J L. lumber mnfr. Sanford A F, railroad agt.
HERRICKVILLE. Branch county. (Ste Butler.)
HERSEY.
Located at the confluence of the stream . from which it takes its name with the Muskegon river, is a thriving village of about 600 population, in the township of Richmond, in the southern part of Osceola county, of which it is the seat of justice. Railroad communication is afforded-by the F. & P. M. Ry, by which it is 4 miles east of Reed City, at the junction with the G. R. & I. R. R., 53 miles east of Lud- ington, 84 west of Saginaw and 182 north- west of Detroit. The leading industry is the manufacture of lumber and shingles. There are 6 or more mills in the immediate neighborhood, the shipments from which are made here. The place also has a flour- ing mill, a handle factory, a weekly news- paper, the Osceola, Outline, Congregational and Evangelical Lutheran churches, a graded public school with 2 teachers and 100 pupils. There are 2 hotels, of which the Hersey House is the best. Express. American. Telegraph, Western Union. D. A. Blodgett, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anstin James A, station agt.
Baird Wm E, milliner.
Beardsley Cassius M, lawyer.
Bellamy R W & Co (Roderick W and Charles I Bellamy, Win R Wilson), gen- eral store and lumber.
Blodgett Delos A, lumber mnfr.
Burroughs James P, flour mill.
Cook George H. general store.
Diggins D F & Co (Delos F Diggins, Win- field S Gerrish), general store.
Faist Jacob, shoemaker.
Finkbeiner John, general store.
Fuhrmann Amanda, dressmaker.
Gerrish & Diggins (Winfield S Gerrish. Delos F Diggins), shingle munfrs.
Hall Robert W, Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Iron and Farm Impts.
Hall & Lewis (Robert W Hall. Hugh T Lewis), Furniture Dealers.
Hersey House, John Sweet Propr. ('ce adr. ) Jones Orrin E, druggist.
Kincaid Abram, propr Richmond House.
Lafler Marens A, lawyer.
Lewis Hugh T, grocer.
McCallum Frederick C. physician.
Osceola Outline The. J F Radcliffe publr and propr.
Page Rodney W. surveyor and justice.
Peppler John, blacksmith. Poulliatt Anthony, blacksmith.
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