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Jeuner Mrs M H. dressmaker.
Kipp James, shingle unfr, 3} miles w.
Lisk Solomon, Wagonmaker.
Lisk Warren, constable.
Lord D H & Co (David H and Herbert J Lord), grocers.
Lord Frank O, grocer. Lovely Wingi, saloon.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association,
143 Griswold Street. AX Certificates mature in 10 to ! 26 years from date.
FEATHERS
Send for prices to the largest dealers in Michigan. MILLS & BARKER, 176 & 178 Woodward Ave., Detroit.
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Lovely & O'Donald (Wm HI Lovely, Rich- ard H O'Donald), produce.
Lyon Frank A, Lawyer, Real Estate and Insurance. (See adr.)
Mabee Rhinard, hotel and grocer.
Madison George D, grocer.
Mallett Henry W, blacksmith.
Mason C F, saw-mill, 3 miles n.
Mather Amos BS, Drugs and Books. Mather Norman W, banker and insurance. Menkec Horace, photographer.
Morgan Samuel E, physician.
Murray Mrs D A, milliner. "
Newman John R, barber.
Olds Wm G, grocer.
Palmer James HI, meats.
Perry Charles W, Lawyer, Insurance and Real Estate Agt.
Perry Previze P, gunsmith.
Perry Richard, meats.
Pitts George, mason.
Porter Henry, lumber and flour mill, 4 miles s w.
Pratt Charles W, jeweler,+
Quick John B. drugs.
Ritchie Francis E, Harnessmaker. Robbie Win, express agent.
Robbie & Denton (Wm Robbie, Al- exander Denton), Hardware and Farm Impts.
Robinson Erasmus D, justice of peace.
Sawdy Truman, physician.
Sherman James, laundry.
Southard Joseph, millwright.
Spencer Charles L, tel opr.
Starkey Frank, shook mnfr.
Stevens Peter, shoemaker.
Sudlow Wm H, boots.
Thomas Albert P, Lawyer.
Thompson & Dove (Wm F Thomp- son, Win S Dove), Saw and Shingle Mill, 5 miles n w.
Townsend Lyman, restaurant. -
Underhill George T, marshal.
Warren Stephen, painter. White Mrs A C, dressmaker.
Wilbur Lewis W, constable.
Wilson Win M, meats.
Wolfe Otto J, lawyer.
HOWARDSVILLE.
A small village on Rocky river in Flow- erfeld township, St. Joseph county. It has 150 inhabitants, contains a flour mill. 2 saw-mills, sorghumun and cider mills, and ? churches, Adventist and Methodist. Wheat, corn and pork are shipped. Moorepark, on the Kalamazoo Division L. S. & M. S. Ry. is 5 miles cast, and Mar
cellus, on the C. & G. T. Ry, an equal dis- tance west, either of which is used for shipping purposes. Distance to Centre- ville 16 miles, to Detroit 155 miles. Mail by special supply. Orrin H. Granger, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bailey Rev Robert (Adventist).
Beebe Gideon, justice of peace.
Bloom Samuel, constable.
Conklin Andrew, cooper.
Decker Eben, shoemaker.
Foreman Michael, Flour Mill and Lumber Mnfr.
Granger O H, Stonemason.
Hubler Rev J.
Hutton E H, deputy township clerk.
Parker Win, mason.
Pixley & Spaulding, general store.
Reed John, shoemaker.
Smith Alonzo, township clerk.
Youells MP, blacksmith.
Zirbey G W, cider and sorghum mill and lumber mnfr.
HOWELL.
The judicial seat of Livingston county. is an attractive village containing. accord- ing to the census of 1880, a population of 2,276. It is centrally located in Howell township, on the line of the D., L. & N. R. R., 32 miles southeast of Lansing. about the same distance northeast of Jack- son, aud 51 northwest of Detroit. Wheat is the great staple agricultural product of this section, as high as 40 bushels to the acre being grown in good seasons. Very good water power is obtained at a point about one mile north of the village, where flour and saw-mills are located. Among the public buildings are 5 churches, Bap- tist, Catholic. Methodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal, all of which are ueat and sub- stantial. There is a large graded school building employing ten teachers, and cost- ing to build $40,000. The court house and 3 large brick blocks of recent construction are also worthy of note. The Masons, Odd Fellows and Grangers have prosperous or- ganizations, and the press is represented by 2 weekly papers, The Livingston Republican and the Democrat. The original settlement was formed in 1828, the village laid off in 1835 and incorporated in 1963. the railroad was opened to it in 18;l. The real and personal property of the village has a valuation of $1,200,000, and the in debtedness consists of bonds issued in Fcb ruary, 1868, for $25,000, with interest al
Its Non-Forfeitable Dividends are
The Washington Life Insurance Co. a Special Feature of
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HOW' AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HOW'
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RNS EXCHANGEY
COEURN'S EXCHANGE HOWARD CITY, MICH.
FRED. W. COBURN, Prop'r.
M. H. STETSON, Clerk. GOOD LIVERY IN CONNECTION.
HOWARD RECORD,
Published at HOWARD CITY, MICH.,
By JUSTUS L. HISSONG.
The Record is a first-class Advertising Medium. Job Work a Specialty.
FRANK A. LYON.
Attorney & Counsellor-at-Law, AND Solicitor a Counsellor in Chancery HOWARD CITY, MICH.
Will practice in all Courts of the State. Real estate transferred. Titles perfected. Collections a specialty.
LAGER BEER,
Extra Brewed, and for Bottling, by JACOB MANN, 343 Rivard Street, corner Maple. AND ACCESSIBLE BY TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
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ife and Busines are uncertain. INSURE in the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit, No Massachusetts Life Co. ever failed
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ten per cent. $1,000 to be paid annually up to 1884, when by yearly payments of $2,000 the balance will be cancelled. There is also an indebtedness of $1,000 in school bonds. Shipments of grain and general produce for the past year aggregate 872 tons. Telegraph, Atlantic & Pacific. Ex- press, American. Stage daily to Dexter, to Fenton tri-weekly, and to Linden semi- ·weekly; fare to latter, $1.00; to other points, $1.50. Julius D. Smith, postmas- ter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen & Brown (Loren Allen. Frederick B Brown), meat market. 1
Andrews Sylvester, farm implements, sew- ing machines and express agt.
Axtell George W. sheriff Livingston Co. Balch Anddison W, shoes.
Barnard Wm T, coal and cement.
Barnes George B A. supt of schools.
Barritt & Carl (George A Barritt, S E Carl), blacksmiths.
Bauer James M. sewing machines.
Beach Homer N, grocer.
Beebe Casper V, physician.
Beurman Charles E jr, constable.
Bigelow Rev A J (Methodist Episcopal).
Black, propr National Hotel.
Blanck Andrew, physician.
Briggs Henry C, jeweler. Brown Charles H, jeweler.
Brown Mark, photographer. Brown Robert H, builder.
Brown Walter P, drugs and books.
- Bullock Miles W, county surveyor. Bullock Phoebe J. school. Bush Frank H, fancy goods.
Bush Isaac W, Grocer and Justice of Peace.
Cardell Benjamin W. nudertaker. Clark Miss J M, teacher.
Clark Josiah M, Mufr Hand Cars, Baggage and Freight Trucks, Portable Engines and Saw-Mills, Plow Handles and Farm Impts. Grand River. (Seeade.) Clark Thomas, town marshal.
Cook & Cook (Clarence J and Chancey L), grocers.
forson Jay, circuit court commissioner. Crofoot George W. judge of probate. Cumisky Barney, blacksmith.
Curtis & Sons (S .A. Albert Raud HI A). foundry.
Dennis Richard H (Protestant Episcopal).
Doolittle Miss France, dressmaker. Dudley George P, register of deeds. Ebner George, cabinetmaker.
Ebner Lonis, barber.
Eckler Nelson A, coustable.
Eckler & Sage (Mrs N A Eckler, Mrs George L Sage), milliners.
Eddy Milo H, baker.
Farrell & Manne (Joseph Farrell. Edward Manne), blacksmiths.
Fishbeck Bros (Stephen G and Leonard N), shoemakers
Fishbeck Leonard N, auctioneer.
Gaines & Bell (Wm H Gaines, Joseph 'T Bell), Proprs National Hotel.
Galloway, Blackman & Co (J H & E D Galloway, H B Blackman, W W Smith), lumber.
Garland & Hornung (Arthur Garland, George Hornung), tailors.
Gay Milo L, pension agt.
Gilbert John V. harnessmaker.
Gilchrist Thomas, hotel, 4 miles w.
Glover & Young (Howard E Glover. George L Young), harnessmakers.
Goldstone Edward, dry goods. Goodrich Wm, livery stable.
Gounglove Miss Mary, dressmaker.
Greenaway George & Son (George and Ed- ward), general store.
Gregory Edward B, justice of peace.
Gregory Edward P, grocer.
Griffith Win F, town clk.
Griffith Wm R, furniture.
Hallett & Warren (Wm Hallett, P Warren), meats.
Hannan James, carriagemaker.
Harmon Henry H. lawyer.
Hess Rev E H (German Methodist).
Mickey Goodnow (Frank G Hickey, Charles A Goodnow), General Merchandise.
Hill Mrs Jane, teacher.
Hitchcock Horace R. physician.
Holt Aaron V, Grain Dealer, Elevator ur Depot.
Hoyland George & Sou (George and Thomas), flour mill, 1 mile n.
Hubbell Sardis F. lawyer.
Huger Norman JJ, saloon.
Hugger Gottlieb, cabinetmaker.
Huntington Wm & Son (Wm and Win C), physicians. Hutton Robert C, dentist.
Jensen Niels P, Photographer.
Jewett Charles G. hardware.
Johnson Mrs Sarah, hair worker.
Jones John, lime burner.
Jones & Klein (John Jones, Peter Klein), grocers. Kent Wmn B, oenlist and aurist.
Kenyon Wmn W. sewing machines. Kirk Newton T. county elk.
Knapp W L & T B (Wm L and Theodore B), blacksmiths.
The "Newmarket Clipper,"
The Best Horse-Clipping Machine in the World. P. Hayden, Detroit, Solo Agent in the United States.
PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, bottled by T. D. STUVER. Guaranteed Strictly Pure. See Advertisement opposite page 131.
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Knapp Wm R. painter.
Lewis Rev James (Presbyterian).
Lockwood Simeon B, furniture.
Losford & Anderson, barbers.
W.Daniels Edward, Restaurant, Wines and Liquors.
MeDaniels Mrs Ellen, restaurant.
NoKeever Thomas J, Dealer in Wines and Liquors, Tobacco and Ci- gars.
McPherson Alexander & Co. bankers.
McPherson Wm & Sons (Wm, Wm jr, M J and E G), general store.
Marsh Z H, physician.
Melvin & Culver (Frederick Melvin, George F Culver), blacksmiths.
Miller Lewis C, Propr and Publisher Livingston Republican. Miller Wm J & Bro (Wm J and Henry G), saloon.
Mills H H & Son (Henry H and W W), general store.
Mills Wesley J, physician.
Mizner Thomas W, real estate.
Monroc Francis N, Hardware, Stoves and Farm Impts, and Mufr Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
Montague Luke S. prosecuting attorney.
Morgan & Hesse ( Richard L Morgan, Julius Hesse), meats.
Mulliken Edmund F, railroad agt.
Naylor Edwin, hardware.
Naylor Mrs Laura E, dressmaker. Neary John, saloon.
Neeley Miss Jane E. teacher.
Parker Danforth, county treasurer.
Parsons Birt F, boots, etc.
Person Cornelius H, justice of peace.
Person C H & R II (Cornelius H and Rol- lin H), abstracts of title.
Person Rollin H, lawyer.
Peterson Andrew, painter.
Phinney Harvey, druggist.
Pritchet Allen (col'd), barber.
Pruden Joseph, shoemaker.
Rubert Benjamin H, propr Rubert House. Rumsey Royal H, recorder.
Sabine Mrs F D, milliner. Shanefelt Rev Thomas M (Baptist).
Shields Dennis, lawyer.
Smith Burr R. real estate.
Smith Julius D, Postmaster .. Smith Lee C.
Smith Win B, Dealer in Pine Lumber. Siding, Flooring, Lath, Shingles, etc. opp Depot.
Spencer Henry P, books, etc.
Spencer & Hutton (Henry N Spencer, Robert C Hutton), physicians.
Surtees Robert L, W U Telegraph opr.
Swits Wm propr Railroad House.
Titus Joseph T & Son (Joseph T and John P), publrs Livingston Democrat.
Tracy Charles A, Carpenter and Builder.
Van Keuren J I, circuit court com'r.
Vanzile & Black (Marshall Vanzile, John Black), coopers.
Waddell & Montague (Andrew D Waddell. Luke S Montague), lawyers.
Wallace Joseph, harnessmaker.
Ward Mrs John MI, teacher.
Warren George H, crockery, etc.
Weimeister & O'Hearn (John Weimeister, Neil O'Hearn), general store.
Wells Wm L, physician.
JOSIAH M. CLARK
( Successor to WYKOFF, CLARK & IMMEN,) MANUFACTURER OF .
Hand Cars, Baggage and Warehouse Trucks
Portable Engines and Portable Saw Mills,
Plow Handles and Agricultural Implements. Machine Work both in Iron aud Wood done Promptly and on Short Notice. Agent for Buffalo Scales and Buffalo Pitt's Threshing Machines and Repairs.
FOT ELL, MICHIGAN.
CEMENT
CHAS. D. COLSON, 108 and 110 Franklin St., Chicago. The Celebrated Willlaten White Sand. Best Brands of Imported and Domestic Hydraclic Cements, New York and Michigan Stucco, Etc.
See Adv., opp page 130.
Home Life Ins. Co. Has paid large dividends, bas the largest surplus for dividends la future. Best Co. for Agents. E H KELLOGG. Sup't Chicago III.
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West David E, livery.
Whalen Walter D, jeweler.
White Bros (John ME and Henry K). Proprs Commercial Hotel.
Wilber Henry D. drugs.
Winans & Hovey (George G Winans, Howard Hovey), Fancy Goods and Crockery and Silver Plated Ware.
Wines Philo B, marble worker.
Wing Charles A, Dentist, None but Finest Material Used, all Work as Low as First Class Work can be Made, and Guaranteed Correct. or No Pay.
Wing & Parker (James B Wing, Orlando J Parker), grocers.
Wright E C & Sons (Elisha C, Silas L, Oric A, Clark E). flour mill.
Wright John W & son (John W and Seth G), Planing Mill and Sash, Door and Blind Factory, cor East and R R Track.
Young Philip, harnessmaker.
HOWE'S CORNERS.
Ingham county, 5 miles west of Chapin's or Eden postoffice. (Sce Aurelius.)
HOWLANDSBURG.
A small place in Ross township, north- eastern part of Kalamazoo county, 3 miles west of Augusta and 4 north of Gales- burg, its postoffice. Population, 30. It has a grist mill and some other interests.
HOYT'S CORNERS. Eaton county. (Sce Hoytrille. )
HOYTVILLE.
A hamlet in the northern part of Eaton county, in Roxana township, 15 miles northwest of Charlotte, the county seat. Grand Ledge, on the D., L. & N. R. R., 9 miles northeast, is its bank and railroad point. It has steam saw and flour mills, and ships butter, eggs, poultry, game, furs, etc. Population. 150. Stage to Char- lotte, Vermontville and intermediate towns, twice a week: fare cach way, 50 cents. Henry A. Hoyt, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Davis S, cooper.
Davis & Brown, milliners.
Farrona Miss L. milliner.
Gates L L, blacksmith.
Halliday & Brown. general store.
Hernon J. physician.
Hollenbeck & Crone, lumber mnfrs.
Hoyt & Wason, Druggists and Gen- eral Store. Kimball James, shoemaker. Thomas Lewis, planing mill.
HUBBARDSTON.
A thriving village of 700 inhabitants. originally settled in 1855, and incorporated in 1868, is situated on a tributary of Maple river, known as Fish creek. in North Plains township, northeast corner of Ionia county. It is the manufacturing center and source of supplies for quite an ex- tensive region of excellent farming coun- try. Among its industries arc a manufac- tory of windmills, a saw-mill, a flouring mill, a planing mill, sash and door factory. and cider mill. It has Catholic, Methodist and Congregational churches, a graded school of 3 teachers, a private bank, and the usual mercantile branches, which are represented by several good stores. By a fire which occurred here in the fall of 1877. the principal hotel and several other buildings were destroyed. Hubbardston is on the daily mail stage route from Pe- wamo north to Carson City, 7 miles from the former place, which is its nearest sta- tion, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry. It is 17 miles northeast of lonia, and 119 from De- troit. Improved farms command from $35 to $70 acre. Stage fare to Pewamo, 50 cents; to Carson City, $1. J. R. Abbott, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Batchelor J H, physician.
Betts John, shoemaker.
Brown Henry W, physician. Cahalan & Cowman (Michael II Cahalan. John M Cowman), general store.
Campbell Hattie F. harnessmaker.
Carnahan Win, Propr Central Hotel, Livery Stable and Pewamo. Hubbards- ton and Carson City Stage Line and Auctioneer.
Central Hotel, Win Carnahan Propr. Cook M J S. physician. Corey David R, clothing.
Cuddeback & Corey (George Cuddeback. David R Cores ), saw mill.
DeSmedt Rev Peter J (Catholic).
Drake Abram H, grocer.
Dunn & Son (John W and John W jr). grain cradle mnfrs.
Gardner R & Son (Robert and Alfred W). blacksmiths.
Huston Rev JT (Congregational).
Jefferds Martin L, meats.
Langdon Samuel, windmill munfr.
FASHIONABLE GENTS IN ROCHESTER Patronize the Leading Merchant Tailors,
Sol. S. Bateson & Bro.
Musical Goods
of every description, at Lowest Possible Rates, 184 and 186 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Roe Stephens
HUB AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HUD 683
Langdon S & Co (Samuel Langdon, George G Chades), general store.
Ludwig & Campbell (Jay Ludwig, Norman N Campbell), farm impts.
Lusk Mary E, grocer.
Melow & Erwin (Harmon D Melow, John Erwin), wagonmakers.
Montgomery Robert, hotel.
Northrup James I. physician.
('Connor Bernard, tailor.
Patterson Edward, saloon.
Redner Boyd, general store. Reynolds Wm, mngr flour mills.
Robbins Jerome JJ, physician.
Roberts George F, shoemaker.
Robinson La Verne W. general store.
Saunders Rey N ( Methodist).
Shields Terence, saloon. Shoeuis John, painter.
Stuck Albert, foundry.
Stuck Mrs Albert, milliner.
Sunderlin Anna P, dry goods.
Tabor John A, jeweler
Tabor Mrs J A, milliner.
Tabor Walter J, grocer.
Townsend George, sash, doors, etc.
Townsend Oliver C, furniture.
Townsend O C & Co (O C and Al- mon Townsend), Bankers.
Warren Wmn W. harnessmaker.
Weatherwax Martin L, lawyer.
Wheeler C F & H (Charles F and Henry). druggists. Whipple Henry C, hardware. Woolford Seneca, lawyer.
HUBINGER.
Saginaw county, 7 miles east of Bridge- port.
HUDSON.
Next to Adrian the most important town in Lenawee county, has, according to the census of 1880, 2,300 inhabitants. It is
located on the Tiffin river, in Hudso township, near the Hillsdale county line, and is a prominent station on the L. S. & M. S. Ry, 17 miles west of Adrian, 16 east of Hillsdale. 91 southwest of Detroit. 52 northwest of Toledo. and 192 east of Chi- cago. Hudson is noted as a wide-awake, enterprising place. It i- in the midst of a good farming country, and is an important shipping point for the adjacent interior towns.
The river furnishes moderate water power, and the manufactures consist of carriage wood work, flour, furniture. pumps, butter tubs, and wooden ware. There are 5 churches, Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist, 2 graded Union schools, a Catholic school, 2 private banks. an opera house with a seating capacity of 1,000, and 2 newspa- pers, the Post and the Gazette.
Assessed valuation of real estate, $787 .- 970; personal, $247.000. Exports, grain. live stock, wool, apples, carriage stock and wooden ware. Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Stage to Ad- dison. 50 cents: Morenci. 75 cents. and intermediate points daily, and to South Wright (Waldron), tri-weekly, 75 cents. Edward J. Southworth, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aldrich Edward H, carpenter.
Aldrich' Welcome, carpenter.
Allaire Mrs Olive, milliner.
Alleman J M. pumps.
Armstrong John, harnessmaker.
Armstrong Rausom H. gunsmith.
Armstrong Mrs Ransom H. millinery.
Baker Mrs Hattie A, milliner.
Barkman Lorenzo L, grocer.
Beach Mrs Calista J. shoes.
Beardsell & Plympton (George L Beard- sell), grocers.
Bois J K & Co (John K Boies, Nor man B James), General Store.
Established 1857.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Spokes, Hubs, Felloes, Sh
ts, Poles, Bows
CUTTER STUFF, BOB RUNNERS,
And all kinds of Wagon and Carriage Wood Work. Descriptive Price List on application. HUDSON, LENA WEE CO., MICH.
VINEGAR AND PICKLES, J. J. WILSON would call attention to luis choice ARROW BRAND Pickles. Send for Price List. 21 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, III.
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Smoke Gold Flake Cigarettes.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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Boies & Co (John K Boies), Bank- ers.
Bowers Wm N. insurance.
Bragdom Asa B, cooper.
Broadhead Cornelius D, blacksmith.
Brown Mrs C F, milliner.
Brown Elisha L, shoes.
Brown Frederick D, photographer.
Brown D & Son (Daniel and Albert H), grocers.
Brown Thomas D, cabinetmaker.
Burroughs Jonathan C, justice of peace. Carter George W, carriage mnfr.
Carter Wm, blacksmith.
Chapman George, physician.
Clark Wm J, tinner.
Conant George, jeweler.
Cone George F, harnessmaker.
Cornes Win HI, meats.
Crandell Charles B. grocer.
Crippen B F & Co (Benjamin F Crippen, Harry C Wyckoff), saloon.
Crisher Noah, cooper.
Crisher Wm, cooper.
Dean Asa T, harnessmaker.
Dean Orrin, carpenter.
DeClarenze Waldon, physician.
Dickerson James B. restaurant.
Dunham & Son (Charles and Asahel C), hardware. Dwyer James II, grocer.
Eaton Bros (Stephen 1 and Ransom), fur- niture.
Edwards Peter, shoemaker.
Ellsworth Albert S, dry goods.
Evans & Roosa ( DeCourcey R Evans, Solo- mon Roosa), wagonmakers.
Frensdorf Louis, grocer.
Friend Wm, saloon.
Frost & Brewster (Myron H Frost, George H Brewster), humber.
George John, shoes.
Gray James, cigar mufr.
Hall Henry C, grocer.
"Hall L G & Son (Leonard G and Jolm W), druggists.
Hamilton David P. hardware.
Hanford & Wayburn (Henry C Hanford, Ira Wayburn), furniture. Hardy James, shoemaker. Harrison Greenberry L, barber.
Havens Nehemiah C, grocer.
Hermes Jacob, meat market.
Hirsh Adolph, clothing. Holliday Joshua W, barber. Holmes Nelson J, tailor. Hoyt Emery, fruit dealer.
Hudson Gazette, W T B Schermerhorn propr.
Hudson House, Albert H Lane propr.
Hudson Post (weekly), Scarritt & Steuer- wald proprs.
Kane John, tailor.
Keagle & Donnelly (Mary Keagle, Kate Donnelly), dressmakers.
Kellogg Henry, livery.
Kinnie Mrs Electa, hair goods.
Lane & Beach (Nathaniel Lane, Alonzo L Beach), machinists.
Lang Herman, clothing.
Losey Mrs Helena. dressmaker.
Lowe E & Sons (Ezekiel, George B and Charles T), flour mill, 2} miles n.
Lowe Helen M, baker. Loyster Abraham, produce.
Lynch David, blacksmith.
McFarland Mrs Eliza, dressmaker.
Mann & Goodrich (Willard K Mann, Charles F Goodrich), grocers.
Maxon Marvin M, druggist.
Moloney David, blacksmith.
Montgomery & Pease (Wm H Montgomery, Chester C Pease), druggists.
Nix Edward M, physician.
Nye Clark O, photographer.
O'Flynn Cornelins, shoemaker.
Opdyke Amos, lumber.
Osborn & Upton (John MI Osborn, Frank N Upton), clothing.
Palmer F F & Son (Franklin F and Dur- win D), hardware.
Palmer .John C. insurance.
Palmer J F, tailor.
Park Ambrose B, dry goods.
Parker Edwin W, livery.
Patterson David II. dry goods.
Peirson Levi R. lawyer.
Perkins Galusha J, grocer.
Perkins Joseph, dentist.
Perkins, Thompson & Co (Martin B Per- kins, Gamaliel I and Win B Thompson), bankers.
Pettit Benjamin F, shoemaker.
Pomeroy Wm, hotel.
Pratt & Piper (Walter Pratt, Newton W Piper), blacksmiths.
Putnam Charles HI, railroad and exp agt.
Retan Artemus D, farm impts.
Rhead Robert D, propr Comstock House.
Rice George W, physician.
Rogers Len S. gunsmith.
Rose Charles W. Garden Wheelbar- row Mufr.
Salsbury Lester H. lawyer.
Sawyer & Lane (JJacob C Sawyer, Victor Il lane). lawyers. Scarritt & Steuerwald (James M Scarritt,
Charles Steuerwaid), proprs Hudson Post. Schermerhorn Win T B. propr Hudson Gazette.
TELEPHONE STATION,
Bottled Beer and Bottling Supplies LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
BEST QUALITY,
LOWEST PRICES, Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
Is the motto of the popular Music Store, 184 and 186
Roe Stephens
HUD AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HUN 685
Seewald Philip, jeweler. Smart Anson R, physician.
Sprague Adelbert A, clothing. Steger Bros (George and Adam), meats. Stephenson Samuel, Hour mill.
Stroud David R. marble works.
Swain John M, cooper.
Terry D V, physician.
Vanakin Win W, livery. Van Epps Mrs Mariette, milliner.
Weaver Norman, farm implt mnfr.
Webster Andrew J, grocer.
Welch H & J B (Horace and Joseph B), dentists.
Westcott Stub B, barber.
Whitbeck J & G W (John and George W), lawyers.
Whitney Win A, Grocer.
Whitney & Co (Wm A and Catherine Mi Whitney), Mnfrs Wagon and Carriage Material, Hubs, Spokes, Bent Goods, etc. (See adr.) Williams Edwin J, harnessmaker.
Wilson David C, shoes.
Wilson Edwin M, grocer. Wood Jerome J, books.
Wood J B & Co (Jerome B Wood, Seneca De Long), saloon. Wright & Son (Benjamin and Chester), washing machine mnfrs.
HUDSON'S MILLS.
Washtenaw county, 3 miles north of Dexter, ou the M. C. R. R.
HUDSONVILLE.
Claims a population of 200 and was lo- cated in 1856, in Georgetown township, Ottawa county, 30 miles southeast of Grand Hlaven, the seat of justice. It is a station on the C. & W. M. R. R., 12 miles south- west of Grand Rapids, and 169 from De- troit. It has Baptist and Congregational churches, 2 steam saw-mills, a cheese-box factory, cheese factory, aud 3 or more stores. laimber, grain, cheese and general farm products are shipped to the extent of 100 cars annually. Semi-weekly stage to Blendou, 7 miles northwest. Express. American. Telegraph, Western Union. Banking done at Grand Rapids. A shoe- maker and harnessmaker would find good openings here. Homer E. Hudson, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Balcom Henry, cabinetmaker. Barnaby C HI, carpenter and builder. Beaumont F P. music teacher. Crozier Rov O R L. (Adventist).
Cunningham Bros, wagon infrs.
Curry & Bennett, lumber mnfrs.
Frost A C, physician.
Godfrey Byron, physician.
Handy J L, general store.
Maushom A T, Lumber Minfr.
Hudson H A, general store.
Leinacre Wm, carpenter and builder.
Oatman I. H, cheese mufr.
Phelps C H, station agt.
Thomas & Balcom, druggists.
Wilkinson J, physician.
Wolfe L M, carpenter and builder.
Wright Mrs H J, milliner.
HUGHESVILLE. Saginaw county. (See County Line.)
HUMBOLDT.
A mining village of 800 population, settled in 1868, in Ely township Mar- quette county. It is on the M., H. & O. R. R., 27 miles west of Marquette, the county seat, 686 by rail or 475 by water from Detroit. The village is on the Es- canaba river in a rough hilly section of country, and is the location of the Ed- wards and Humboldt iron mines. The shipments of ore from these mines in 1879 amounted to 20,000 tons. Nearest bank at Ishpeming, 11 miles east. Express, Amer- ican. Telegraph. Northwestern. Mail, daily. M. B. McGee, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Humboldt Iron Co, John Maas agt. McGee Michael B, railroad and express agt. McQuillan James, physician. Maas A J & J B. general store.
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