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McSweeney John, wood, Main.
McSweeney Terence, horseshoer, 34 N Rose.
Maloy John, liquors, 156 Main.
Marsh Edgar T, upholsterer. 91 Main.
Martin Charles, Glove and Whip Mnfr, 118 S Burdick. (See adr opp.)
Masou Germain H, lawyer, 150 Main.
May Charles S, lawyer, 140 Main
Merrill & McCourtie (David B Merrill, Wmn H MeCourtie), flouring mills, office 19 S Burdick.
Metcalf Abraham T, dentist, 103 Main.
Meyerhoff Franz, jeweler, Main.
Michigan Aid Association, J W Breese pres, S W McCaun supt, home office 23 N Burdick.
Michigan Female Seminary, E O Um- phrey, treas.
Michigan National Bank, J W Taylor pres. E .J Phelps cashr, 117 Main.
Miller Bros (George W and Hiram B), hat- and caps, 126 Main.
Miller Cornelius, meats, 18 N Burdick.
Miller Michael, shoemkr, 16 N Rosc.
Miller Miles B, sewing machines, 111 Main. Miller Morris, notions, 109 Main.
Miller & Wallace (Duncan Miller, Robert Wallace), carriage mnfrs, Church.
Mills Ephraim T, sec Kalamazoo Publg Co, P O Bldg.
Mintline David I, grocer, Kalamazoo.
Mohr Mrs Mary, saloon, 96 N Burdick. Montague Henry, steward asylum.
Morse Willard, millinery, 139 Main.
Mottram Wm, physician, 60 S Burdick. Muchleck Anton, saloon. 34 Main.
Mullin & Young (Thomas H Mullin. George W Young), Books. Stationery and Fancy Goods, 118 Main.
Mumford Franklin L, lawyer, 3 S Bur- dick.
Mumford & Sleeper (Lafayette Munford, Esek W Sleeper), carriagemkrs, 2 and 4 N Rose.
Murphy Aleron W, wines, liquors, etc. 11 N Burdick.
Murphy A W & Co (Almena W Murphy. Eugene Scott), saloon, + N Burdick. Nathanson & Schuster (Adolph Nathan son, Julius Schuster), grocers, 121 Main National Hotel, J H Blaney Propr. N Rose.
Neumaier George, brewer, 6 Lake. Newman John, shoemkr, 160 Main.
BOTTLED BEER,
Bottling Supplies and Telephone Station. LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherina
SLATE ROOFING.
A. KNISELY & CO., 72 and 74 W. Monroe St., Chicago.
KAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KAL 725
F. BUSH, President. F. S. WHEELER, Chicago.
EAGLE PORTLAND CEMENT CO. MANUFACTURERS OF A
CEMENT
Equal to English, German or French Portland Cement made by the same process and . possessing the same chemical analysis.
56 N. Burdick St., Kalamazoo, Mich., and 208 Market St., Chicago, III.
F. C. WINDOES & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
WHIPS, LASHES AND LACE LEATHER, Cor. First and Portage Sts., Kalamazoo, Mich.
RHODES & DEAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
EXPERIMENTAL MACHINERY
MACHINISTS AND BOILER REPAIRERS. BRASS WORK A SPECIALTY.
36 North Rose Street, KALAMAZOO, MICH.
CHARLES MARTIN,
MANUFACTURER OF ROBES, LADIES' AND GENTS' FURS
ALSO REPAIRING FURS,
And manufacturing Calf, Kid and Buck Gloves, Whip Lashes, Buck and Calf .. of all Lengths.
118 South Burdick Street,
KALAMAZOO, MICH.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association, 143 Griswold Street. If a member becomes permanently disabled we pay one-half the face of bis cer- tificate then, and the other balf at death.
1 EIDAE
IRAHO
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 1
Sent on application, of FURNITURE. LOUNGES, etc., etc. MILLS & BARKER, 176 & 178 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mi -.
726 KAL MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER KAL
Newton Nelson A, carriage mnfr, 46 Water.
Nicholas George W, barber, 69 N Burdick. Nichols Myrtle J, milliner, N Burdick. Niessink Dirk, grocer, 132 S Burdick.
Noble Albert U, harnessmkr, 182 Main.
Northern Mutual Benefit and Relief Asso- ciation, J L Brown sec and mngr, 141 Main.
Oggel Marinus J, grocer. 43 West.
O'Neil John, grocer, 90 N Burdick.
O'Neil Thomas, chief fire dept, S Burdick.
O'Neill Thomas, meats, 9 S Burdick.
Oppenheimer, Hays & Co, clothing, 119 Main.
Oxenford Samuel W, lawyer, 150 Main.
Pacific House, George Seymour Propr, Main and G R & I Depot.
Packard Cullen C, photographer, 103 Main. Page & Fitch (Hale W Page, Appleton H Fitch), farm impts, 3d.
Palmer George C, physician and medical supt Michigan Asylum for Insane.
Park Annie H. dressmkr, 38 S Burdick. Parker George W, meats, 178 Main.
Parker Henry S, hats, 137 Main.
Parker John, livery and U S marshal, 86 Main.
Parris & Garrow, blacksmiths, Water.
Parsons Wm F, pres Kalamazoo Business College, cor Main and Burdick.
Parsons, Wood & Phelps (Jonathan Par- sons. Henry Wood, Charles M Phelps), hardware, 125 Main.
Peck Horace M, vice pres Kalamazoo City Bank, 122 Main.
Peck Wm W, lawyer, 114 Main.
Pelgrim Ida C. confectioner, 71 Main.
Pengelly R & Co (Richard Pengelly. Howard G and Hutson B Colman), Sole Proprs of "Pengelly's Woman's Friend," Main.
Phelps & Bigelow Windmill Co, Edward Woodbury pres. M JJ Bigelow sec and treas, 44 & Burdick.
Phillips Delos, music dealer, jeweler and organ infr, 1444 Main.
Pickard James H, auction, 8 N Burdick.
Pike Mrs Jennie, milliner, 164 Main.
Porter Moses, physician. 7 S Burdick.
Porter & Palmiter (Morris H Porter. Charles Palmiter), photographers, 108 Main.
Potter Edgar M, Propr Asylum Hill Nurserios, Asylum ave.
Powers Orlando W, lawyer, 152 Main.
Pratt Edward H, patent medicines, 27 Church.
Pratt Foster, Physician and Surgeon, 141 Main, res 46 & Rose.
Prentice A T, ticket agt M C R R.
Putnam Rev Daniel (Baptist), chaplain asylum.
Pyl Andrew, grocer, 241 S Burdick.
Pyl John. carpenter, John.
Quigley Bros (Thomas and Wm L), cigar mnfrs, 12 S Burdick.
Ragotzy Charles, tailor, 99 Main.
Ranney O B, physician, 111 Main.
Ranney Peyton, Grain Dealer, cor Main and Burdick.
Ranney P & Co (Peyton Ranney), grain and produce.
Rasemann Louis, tailor, 113 Main.
Redpath John V, Treas and Mingr of Kalamazoo Publishing Co, Postotlice Bldg.
Reed D C & H C (Dewitt C and Heber C), harrow innfrs, N Burdick.
Reed & Crane (George W Reed, U Eugene Crane), portrait artists, 11 Burdick.
Renfer Frederick, shoemaker, Water.
Reynolds Patrick, propr Reynolds House, 81 N Burdick.
Rhodes & Dean (Irvin Rhodes, John H Dean), Brass Founders, 36 N Rosc. (See ade, page 725.)
Richardson Thomas, meats, 39 N Burdick. Roberts & Hillhouse (Daniel O Rob-
erts, Frank S Hillhouse), Booksellers, Druggists and Stationers, 148 Main.
Rodiger Frederick H, furniture, 13 Portage. Roennau John H, grocer, 77 Miain.
Rogers & Fowler (Isaac Rogers, James Fowler), bowling alley, 74 N Burdick.
Roller John, cooper, 61 Kalamazoo ave.
Root Bros (Chester D and Wilbert L), ice dealers, 133 Lovell.
Rosenbaum Samuel, notions, 38 N Burdick.
Rounds Charles I, books, 141 Main.
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Rowley Bros (Asa W and John W), farm impts, 12 Portage.
Rupert John, saloou, 92 N Burdick. Russell Charles P, Window Cornice. Pietures, Frames, etc, 21 S Burdick. Russell Wm H, root beer mufr, Church. Sager Joseph A, spring bed mnfr.
Sales John J, cement mnfr, 1844 Main. Salomon Adolph, cigar mufr, 20 N Bur dick.
Savage Thomas R, physician, Asylum. Schaberg Heri man 1. Physician, 105 S Burdick.
Schaberg Mrs Maria, grocer, 105 S Burdick. Schirer Bros (Jacob and Philip), barber, 9% Main.
Schau & Schuster (Philip P Schan, Julius Schuster), harrow minfrs, Porter.
Schilling L & Son (Louis and Charles L.). grocers, 18 Portage.
The Charter of the Washington Life
secures all the profits to the Insured. Mom
thin this cannot be done. DR. S. L. FULLER, Gen't Agent, DETROIT, MICH
Musical Goods
of every description, at Lowest Possible Rates, 184 and 136 Woodward Avenne, Detroit, Mich.
Roa Stephens
KAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KAL 727
Schinid Fiedel, meat market, S? N Burdick. Schroder Henry, brewer, 77 Kalamazoo ave. Sebring J L & Co (James L and MI Odell Sebring, Stephen G Earl, Chauncey Strong, Win A Forbes), grain dealers, 25 and 27 Main.
Selkrig Samuel K, jeweler, 25 N Burdick. Severens, Tryon & Ranney (Henry F Severens, Spafford Tryon. Edward H Ranney), Lawyers, 122 Main.
seymour George, Propr Pacific House, Main.
Shakespeare Andrew J. propr Kalamazoo Gazette, 99 Main.
Shear HI & Sons ( Harmon, Loren A and Win M), grocery, 14 S Burdick.
Sheldon T P & Co (Theodore P Sheldon, Henry Brees), bankers, 97 Main.
Sherwood Alphonso E, grocer, 184 Main. Sherwood Thomas R, lawyer, 147 Main. Shields Robert, carriagemkr, Edward.
Sill & Partridge (Joseph Sill, Joel A Part- ridge), physicians, cor Rose and Lovell. Singer Mnfg Co. H C Turpin mngr, 5 S Burdick.
Sisher Wm L, meats, 19 Portage.
Smiley & Hoyt (George Smiley. Wm C Hoyt), grain, opp G R & I Depot.
Smith Benjamin F, coal, 32 S Burdick.
Smith Charles E, real estate, 147 Main.
Smith George W, cooper. 3d.
Smith Mrs Margaret, dressmkr. 4 N Rose. Smith R & Son (Robert and Robert W), paints, oils, etc, 27 N Burdick.
Smith Theodore B, propr City Hotel, 70 N Burdick.
Smith & Woodard (Kirk A Smith, John E Woodard), windmill mnfrs, 76 N Bur- dick.
Snook Joseph M. physician, 92 S Burdick. Solomon W R, bill poster, 99 Main.
Sorg HI Andrew, druggist, 81 Main.
Southworth Randall W, paints, oils, etc, 19 N Burdick.
Spinning Rev George L (Presbyterian). Sprague Arthur P, shoes, 79 Main.
Sprong Norman A, agt G R & I R R, depot.
Stafford George W, barber, 150 Main.
Starkey Lewis C, furniture. 87 Main.
Stern HI & Co (Henry and Leopold Stern), clothing. 100 Main.
Sterzenbach & Richmond (George C Ster- zenbach, John Richmond), restaurant, 93 Main.
Stillwell Wm T. physician, 53 Main.
Stone F S & Son (Francis S and R Arthur), wholesale and retail grocers, 150 Main.
Stone Horace A, notions, 25 N Burdick.
Sudworth Bishop B, Physician and Druggist, 6 Portage.
Sullings Hervey, dentist. 119 Main.
Sumuer John D, village clerk, Corporation Hall,
Sutherland Wm H. meats, Main.
Sutton John, Veterinary Surgeon, 48 and 50 Water.
Sweet James H, coustable.
Sweet John W, tailor, 116 Main.
Sweetland, Hunn & Small (Caleb Sweet- land, Ephraim T Hunn, Alexander Small), marble works, SS N Burdick.
Talbot Lyman J, dry goods, 8 Portage.
Taylor David H, constable.
Taylor Frederick A, agt American and U S Exp Co, 134 Main.
Taylor George, nursery.
Taylor John W, pres Michigan National Bank. 117 Main.
Taylor Theophilus, harnessmnkr, 22 N Bur- dick.
Taylor & Co (George W Taylor, Frederick A Lawrence), clothing, 139 Main.
Ter Haar J G & Co (John G Ter Haar), tailors, 130 Main.
Thayer Albert A, photographer, 118 Main. Thomas Joel A, physician, 21 N Burdick. Thomas Rev Wm (Congregational).
AMES' UN-X-LD AT
CARAMELS
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Dealers should send for prices on these goods. Keeps constantly on hand the largest line of Choice Candies in the Village.
16 South Burdick St .. KALAMAZOO, MICH.
HOME-MADE CANDIES A SPECIALTY.
LAGER BEER,
Extra Brewed, and for Bottling, by JACOB MANN, 343 Rivard Street, corner Manle.
AND ACCESSIBLE BY TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
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Conservative Management and Prompt Adjustments, by the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfold, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
728 KAL MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER KAL
Thompson J Wilfred, State igt Travelers' Life and Accident Insurance Co, 122 Main.
Thompson & Faxon (J Wilfred Thompson, Sidney W Faxon), insurance, 123 Main. Tillman Henry H, barber, 22 N Burdick. Tolchard J M, R Ragt.
Toonder Isaac, grocer, North.
Torrey George, city editor Kalamazoo Telegraph, P O Bldg.
Townsend Calvin G, Publr Kala- mazoo Mail. 123 Maiu. (See ade, p 717.) Trowbridge & Crosby (Jerome B Trow- bridge, Ora B Crosby), grocers, 104 Main.
Turner James, grocer, 4 S Burdick.
Tuthill Oscar T, lawyer, 124 Main.
Tuzee John, grocer, West.
Tyler && Turner (Rufus Tyler, Frank Tur- ner), planing mill, 98 Water.
Underwood Eliza H, baker, 15 S Burdick.
Underwood H C & Co (H Channing Underwood, Frank I Kellogg), Mail Sample Box Mnfrs, 56 N Burdick. . (See ade, page 723.)
Upjohn Henry U, physician, 29 S Burdick. Upjohn Mrs Millie K, physician, 29 S Burdick.
Ctermarkt Jacob, Soap, Potash and Candle Mnfr, Asylum ave.
Van Bochove Samuel, grocer, cor Portage and Vine.
Vance Mrs Kate, dressmkr, 91 Main.
Van Delaare Cornelius, baker, 87 Portage.
Van Haaften Evan, Florist, Vege- tables and Wholesale Dealer in Celery, 119 S Burdick.
Van Howe Harry, grocer, 50 North.
Van Kersen James J, grocer, 40 Main.
Van Landegent Cornelius, tinsmith, 5 S Rose.
Van Loghem Arnold W, saloon, 12 S Bur- dick.
Van Male John, tinware, 188 Main.
Vanpeenen & Geukes (Peter Van- peenen, Derk Geukes), Saloon and Bot- tling Works, 62 Water. (See adr, p 721.) Van Sickle Adolphus, photographer, 17 S Burdick.
Vanzee Frederick, potash mufr, S Burdick. Vincent Edward B, carpenter, Eleanor.
Vosburgh & Horn (Albert T Vosburgh. Frank Horn), liquors, 15 N Burdick. Wagner John B. saloon, 21 Portage.
Wagner Wm, leather, etc, 40 N Burdick. Ward Mrs J. hair goods.
Ward J H & Co (James HI Ward, John K Smith), cigar mnfrs, 156 Main.
Warner Russell C. dry goods, 138 Main. Wartz Mrs Charlotte, dressmnkr, 5 S Rose.
Waterbury D & Co (Daniel and Aaron Waterbury ), harrow mnfrs, Kalamazoo ave.
Waterbury Joel, livery, cor Water and Burdick.
Wattles Isaac N, lawyer, 152 Main.
Weber Christian, boots and shoes, 83 Main. Weimer Henry F, mer tailor, 145 Main. Weirs Gerhart, shoemkr, 117 S Burdick. Welch John E, auction. 33 N Burdick.
West Lucius C, Solicitor of Pateuts, 16 Portage. (Se ade, page 723.)
Westbrook Milton, dentist, 123 Main. Wheeler C R, lawyer.
Whipple Frank B, advertising agt, 17 N Burdick.
Whipple George, shoes. 17 N Burdick.
White Delos N, grocer, 7 S Rose.
White Wallace S, photographer, 150 Main. Williams Mrs Anna, dressmkr, N Rose.
Williams B S & Co (Bradley S Williams, Homer Manvel, Malcolm B Williams. Jacob D Brower), windmill mufrs, 62 N Burdick.
Williams John, fruit dryer mnfr, N Rose. Wilson A & G (Alfred and Gilbert), leather and findings, 95 Main.
Windoes F C & Co (Frederick C and Joshna Windoes), Whips, Lashes and Lace Leather Mufrs, 1st and Portage. (Se ade, page 725.)
Winslow George C, marble wks, 15 and 17 Portage.
Wolfe Horace S, Triple Gate Mnfr. cor Eleanor and Rose.
Wood Halsey, physician. Asylum.
Woodard Win, grocer, 229 Main.
Woodhams Wm HI, music dealer, 48 N Burdick.
Woodhams Win H jr. produce, 50 N Bur- dick.
Worcester W'm L, physician, Asylum.
Wortley Alfred C. Watches, Jewelry and Silverware, 139 Main.
Zimmerman Mrs Catherine, dressmkr. 7S Main.
KALAMO.
A village of about 250 people, in Kala mo township, Eaton county, 10 miles west of Charlotte court house, with which there isa tri-weekly mail stage : fare. round trip.63 cents: 29 miles west of Lansing, and about 64 south of Vermontville, on the G. R. Div M C. R R., its nearest depot. Has 2 churches. Congregational and Methodist, a primary school and a steam saw mill. Bank, First National, Charlotte. Warren Ackley, postmaster.
Carriage Umbrellas and Holders, P. HAYDEN, Detroit Saddlery Hardware, E ...
USE PORTER'S JOLIET ALE, T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, Chicago. Sce Advertisement opposite page 131.
KAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KAL 729
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ackley Warren, Boots and Shoes, also Notary Public.
Adams A W, physician. Crandall T' A, General Store.
Goddard H C, hotel propr.
Grant James A, justice of peace. Gridley Hiram, saw and feed mill.
Maverty Rev (Methodist).
Nelson Wm, cooper.
Odell E W, Wagon Maker. Sanders Rollo, meat market. Smith D C, general store. snell F L, Physician.
Stone G P, constable.
KALKASKA.
The judicial seat of the county of Kal- kaska, is located on the North Boardman river, northwest of the center of the coun- ty. It is on the line of the G. R. & I. R. R., 137 miles north of Grand Rapids, and 53 south of Petoskey. The settlement was formed in 1873. and now has a popu- lation of 600. A flouring mill run by water, 2 steam saw-mills, 1!planing mill, 1 sash and door factory, 1 tannery, 1 shingle mill, a Congregational church, good public school, 2 weekly newspapers, the Kulkaska Leader and Kalkaskian, and ? temperance hotels. Exports, lumber, leather. fruit,
THE KALKASKA LEADER
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS. BY
DENNIS & TINKLEPAUGH.
Is one of the leading newspapers of the famous Grand Traverse Region. and has a large and rapidly increasing circulation, both local and foreign. As an advertising medium it is especially valuable, and is extensively patronized by business men at home and abroad. as its well filled advertising columns will attest. Iu politics the LEADER believes in the wholesome doctrines of the Republican party, and is frank, fearless and outspoken in support of its political convictions. Published entirely at home. its columns are always within the control of its managers. and everything objectionable is carefully excluded. The Leader Office has a well supplied job departinent. and all kinds of job work are neatly and promptly executed at reasonable rates. Parties desirous of securing cheap homes in this fertile and healthy region, would do well to subscribe for the Leader. Subscription price. $1.50 per year. Advertising rates made known on application. All letters of enquiry cheerfully and promptly an- swered. In writing, address THE KALKASKA LEADER. KALKASKA, MICH.
KALKASKA PLANING MILL
GEORGE MCDOWELL, Prop'r,
MANUFACTURER OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, BRACKETS, ETC. Plans and Specifications Furnished.
KALKASKA, MICH.
GEO. SCAFE.
JOHN KELLEY.
SCAFE & KELLEY,
WAGON and CARRIAGE MAKING
Cutters, Sleighs. Stoops, General Wood-working. Harrows, Cultivators, Land-rollers. Hay Racks Painting. Jobbing or Repairing Done. All Work Guaranteed. Shop east of Railroad, near the Station.
KALKASKA, MICHIGAN.
GAS RETORTS AND FIRE BRICK CHAS, D. COLSON; 100 % 113 Fax :: :.
Best in the U. S. CHICAGO Gus Benches in most approved style built promptly. Bench Castings, etc., furnished where required.
iz See Adv., opp. pace 130.
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Home Life Ins. Co. All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New York, " after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their E. H. KELLOGG. Sup't. - Chicago, Il !.
730 KAL MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER KAS
ginseng, and farm produce. Bank, Han- nah, Lay & Co., Traverse City. Improve- ments in building, since our last issue. $40,000. Land in vicinity, $5 to $20 per acre. Good openings for a barber and a tailor here. Express, United States. Tele- graph, Western Union. Mail, daily. Albert A. Abbott, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott Albert A, Stationer.
Abbott Robert S, lumber.
Albert John, jeweler.
Baker George, saw-mill.
Baker Joseph, saw-mill.
Barber A G. carpenter.
Beebe David P, sheriff.
Bellinger Solomon, meats.
Bird Mrs Esther M, bakery.
Bicazby Arthur A, Attorney-at-Law, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Bloss Oscar F, dry goods. Burt Benjamin F, constable.
Carroll Anthony W, justice of peace.
Cochran Frederick, barber.
Crane Henry MI, assistant postmaster.
Crawford James, furniture.
Crocker Charles, painter.
Curtis L V, carpenter.
Curtis Orrin S. tinsmithi.
Dennis & Tinklepaugh (Edwin B Dennis, Jacob N Tinklepaugh), Publrs Kalkaska Leader. (Ne ade, page 729.) Drake Alfred G. dry goods.
Ely Joseph, mason.
Exchange Hotel, Albert T Kellogg Propr.
Fessenden A D, carpenter.
French N A, carpenter.
Getty James, livery. Gilbert Joel, constable.
Golden Rev A S (Methodist).
Goodrich & Son (Horace C and Lucius C), druggists.
Harris James, constable.
Hartman Rev K (Free Methodist).
Hill Henry H, judge probate and justice. Hotelling Francis, masou.
House & Kidder (Oscar House, Mason C Kidder), saw and shingle mill, 1 mile w. Howe Burton S. prosecuting atty.
Howe & Boyd (Burton 'S Howe, Joshua L Boyd, Lawyers, Real Estate and Insurance.
Hunt Jacob, tanner. Jencks Chauncey, supt schools.
Jolinson Seymour H. physician. Joues Ambrose W. mason.
Kalkaska Leader, Dennis & Tinkle- paugh Proprs. (Se adr, page ?29.)
Kalkaska Planing Mill, George McDowell Propr. (See ade, page 729.) Kalkaskian The, C P Sweet Propr. Kellogg Aibert T, Propr Exchange Hotel and Lawyer.
Kingsley Columbus W, railroad, express agent and tel opr. -
Kronin Cornelius, county treasurer.
Lomprey Jerry T, blacksmith.
McDowell George, Planing Mill. Mnfr Sash, Doors and Blinds. (See adt, page 129.)
Mc Vean David E, county surveyor.
Mc Vean & Beebe (David E MIc Vean, Amos C Beebe), grocers.
Mapes Marvin B, justice of peace.
Miller Frederick D, physician.
Morgan Edward, physician.
Munyon Mrs Mary E. milliner.
Noteware Waldron R, hardware.
Palmer Ambrose E, dry goods.
Paul George W, harnessmaker.
Paul Mrs Mary E, milliner.
Porter Rev T A (Congregational).
Quick O C, carpenter.
Richardson George H, blacksmith.
Scafe & Kelley (George Scafe, John Kelley). Carriage and Wagon Makers and Farm Impts. (Sce adt, page 729.)
Selkirk Charles V, justice of peace.
Sheldon George, flour mill.
Smith A F, carpenter.
Smith Mrs A F, milliner.
Sweet Charles P, lawyer and propr Kal- kaskian.
Thomas S J. carpenter.
Thompson Wm H. lumber mufr.
Totten Win D, Lawyer and Insurance Agent.
Tyler Hewitt E, hotel.
Wagner Anthony, lumber inspector.
White C S, carpenter.
Wooden George W, grocer.
Wright Russell, constable.
KASKA.
A country postotlice in the southern central part of Kalkaska county. 9 miles east of Fife Lake, on the G. R. & I. R. R .. from which it has a mail by special supply. Abram West, postmaster.
KASSON.
In the center of Kasson township, Leele- naw county, is a postoffice for about 125 people in the vicinity, 40 miles southwest of Northport, the county seat, and 18 from Traverse City, the nearest shipping point. on the G. R.A. I. R. R., from which it re-
ENGLISH SUITINGS,
Our own Importation. 2,000 Styles SOL S. BATESON & BRO.
ROE STEPHENS,
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., MUSIC STORE
Detroit, Mich., has the largest
KAS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KEE 731
ceives a semi-weekly mail by stage. It has a steam saw-mill and ships grain, cord- wood, potatoes, maple sugar and grass seed. An Evangelist church and a dis- trict school are in the neighborhood. Wyon S. Peck, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Borough Rev (Evangelical).
Carr L B. wagonmaker.
Clyde S S, blacksmith.
Fritz A S, justice of peace.
Hall Mrs J B, physician.
Herborn E, boots and shoes.
Nash J B, constable.
Newman Ira, cooper.
Oviatt M C, blacksmith, justice and saw- mill.
Peck Wyon S, Books and News.
Stricklin J S, wagonmaker.
Van Ostrand J, justice of peace. Wells A, constable.
Williams Rev C W (Methodist).
Williams Miss C J, milliner.
KAWKAWLIN.
Named from the river on which it stands, is a village of 500 people, settled in 1855, in the township of same name, Bay county, and a station on the Mackinaw Division M. C. R. R., 5 miles above Bay City. the county seat, and 113 from Detroit. Has a Methodist Episcopal church, district school, a substantial new flour mill with three runs of stones, a saw-mill and a stave mill. Staves, hoops and farm produce are shipped. Bank. First National, Bay City. Mail, daily. Express, American. Tele- graph, Western Union. George A. Staud- acher, postmaster
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brodie John, blacksmith.
Eagan Thomas, constable.
Fletcher R H. livery.
Hembling Noah, blacksmith and justice. Kaiser F A, lumberman.
McGuinnes M, hotel.
Mclntyre R M, physician.
Maloney & McGuinness (Owen Malouey, Edward MeGuinness), lumberinen.
Schwartz J & J, flour and saw mill. Staudacher George, General Store. Stone J & Co, gardeners.
Vores Rev Hiram (Methodist). Wheeler Wm M. boots and shoes.
KAYWOOD.
Monteahn county. (Ser Gowan.)
KEARNEY.
A postoffice in Kearney township in the central part of Antrim county, 7 miles northeast of Bellaire, the county seat, and 11 northwest of Mancelona. its shipping point, on the G. R. & I. R. R. Mail by special supply via Bellaire weekly. S. S. Drake, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Drake S S, blacksmith and farmer.
KEELERSVILLE.
An enterprising village, and the center of a good agricultural and fruit-growing district, in Keeler township, Van Buren conuty, 20 miles southwest of Paw Paw. the county seat, 10 due west of Decatur, on the M. C. R. R., and 6 south of Hart- ford, on the C. & W. M. Ry, the first be- ing its most accessible shipping point. A graded school and Methodist, Congrega. tional and Disciples churches are sustained. while meetings are occasionally held here by the Baptists. Shipments, wheat, pork. apples, butter and eggs. Stage to Dowa- giac, 15 miles, tri-weekly: fare, 75 cents. Population, about 200. Bank at Decatur. Mail, tri-weekly. John F. Taylor. post- master.
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Bartholomew George, physician.
Bradfield John, Wagonmaker.
Case James, furniture.
Darden ,JE, shoemaker.
Draper Wm. deputy postmaster.
Draper Win, Harnessmaker.
Elliott Rev G C (Methodist).
George C G, notary public and painter.
Haynes Merritt M. gunsmith.
Kennicott Mrs Hannah, hotel propr.
Knight Amos, architect and builder.
Lamphere Rev (Congregational ).
McMillan John, blacksmith.
Osborn C E, general store.
Owen G W. general store and saw mill.
Pritchard Jared, blacksmith.
Scott G G. cooper.
Taylor John F. Music Teacher. Thomas J W. carriagemaker.
KEENE.
A rural postoffice in Keene township. Ionia county. 12 miles west of loni court house and i each from Lowell and Saranac station, on the D., G H &M Ry, connecting with the former by weekly mail stage. Shipments made at either. Land hereabout- from $30 to $50 per acre. An
VINEGAR AND PICKLES,
J. J. WILSON would call attention to his choice ARROW BRAND Pickles. Send for Price List. 31 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, Il.
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Globe Tobacco C DETROIT.
Stoke Gold Flake Cut Plug.
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3. E. church is being erected here. J. D. Loucks, postmaster.
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Abbott Ephraim, chair and rake mnfr. Bozong Peter, justice of peace. Hart George, blacksmith.
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