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Woods Joseph, blacksmith.
Woodworth Nelson, justice of peace.
Yax Andrew, barber.
MARION.
A small settlement in Livingston county. 8 miles southwest of Howell. It was for- merly a postoffice.
MARION.
A newly formed settlement on the mid- dle branch of the Muskegon river, in the northeastern part of Osceola county. It is 30 miles northeast of Hersey, the county seat, and 20 north of Evart, its shipping point by rail. A saw and grist mill are here. Farm produce, logs and Inmber are shipped. Land from $5 to $10 per acre. Christopher Clarke, postmaster, and saw and grist mill.
MARK.
A postoffice in Greenwood township. Clare county, 5 miles northwest of Harri
Sol. S. Bateson & Bro.,
of Detroit, send Goods to Jackson, Owosso, Ionia and East Saginaw.
ROE STEPHENS
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., has the largest
MUSIC STORE
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 803
son, the county seat and shipping point via the F. & P. M. Ry, whence it has a weekly mail by special supply. Distance to Detroit, 167 miles. Milo T. Dean, post- master.
MARLETTE.
A thriving village of 500 inhabitants, is the present northern terminus of the Mar- lette Br. P. H. & N. W. Ry. It is in the township of Marlette, western part of San- ilac county, 19 miles southwest of San- dusky, the county seat. 21 due north of Imlay City, and about 80 north of Detroit. The place was settled in 1865, it has sev- eral saw, planing and flouring mills oper- ated by steam, a foundry, woolen mill, and other manufacturing interests. The churches are Methodist, Baptist and Pres- byterian, and there is a graded school and a weekly newspaper, the Index. Grain, lumber, shingles, pork and wool are ex- ported. Stages run to North Branch and Imlay City 3 times a week; fare, 75 cents and $1.50, respectively. Bank at North Branch. Mail, daily. John McGill, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aldrich && Counsellor, hardware.
Belknap Stephen, pumpmaker.
Beneway Louis, shoemaker.
Cameron A G, shoemaker.
Craig Wm, woolen mill.
Dawson John, livery.
Dodge Wm F, physician.
Donaldson David, General Store.
Donaldson & Walker, real estate agts.
Doyle Miss H H, grocer.
Drummond FT, physician.
Ellsworth E W, sash and blind factory.
English Robert, wagonmaker.
Gail Wm L, painter.
Hager John S. photographer.
Hough T E & Co, general store.
Howard Seth, blacksmith.
Index The (weekly).
Jackson Win, shoemaker.
Kilgour & Mavis, foundry and wagon- makers.
Kinney Henry, harnessmaker.
McCrea H, physician.
McFarlane & Rogers, carpenters.
McGill John, General Store and Lum- ber Mufr.
MeKay George, lawyer.
MeLaughlin Win, hotel propr. McMahon J W, lawyer. McMurray Samuel, farm impts.
Morris Joseph, gen store and brick yard. 60
Sheldon Webber, machinist. Sheppard C I, blacksmith. Snyder A C, tailor.
Vail George W, lumber and flour mill. Vliet Nathan, dentist.
Warner Matthew, hotel propr.
Warren & Gro, Flour Mill.
Weaver George, druggist and physician. Wiggins Henry, blacksmith.
MARQUETTE.
The great center of the mining interests of the lake Superior iron region, is a thriv. ing city of 5,000 inhabitants, beautifully situated on a hay of the same name. 170 miles west of Sault de Ste. Marie, and 450 by water from Detroit. The city occupies a moderately elevated site, affording one of the finest views of lake and inland scenery to be found in the upper pen- insula. The city, which is the judicial seat of Marquette county, dates its set- lement from 1845, in which year the real value of the rich iron deposits in the vicinity was recognized, and lands were located for mining purposes. The first iron dock was built in 1854, and the railroad completed to the mines in 1857. In 1865, the C. & N. W. Ry was opened to Escanaba, since which time the city has grown steadily. It is the eastern terminus of the Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon R. R., now completed a distance of 65 miles to L'Anse, at head of Keweenaw bay, and is the western terminus of the Detroit, Mackinac and Marquette R. R., now under construction, to be completed in the autumn of 1881. By this line the distance to Detroit will be shortened near. ly 100 miles. The manufacturing interests comprise three large blast furnaces, a roll- ing mill, a large foundry and machine shop, a saw-mill, brewery, and powder mill having a capacity of 1,200 kegs per week.
The extensive car and machine shops of the M .. H. & O. R. R., are also located here, and at these shops all the cars em- ployed on the line are constructed, and lo- comotives rebuilt and repaired.
The city is lighted with gas, and supplied with water from the lake by Holly water works. Three well organized hose com. panies constitute its fire department. The main street contains a number of vers handsome blocks. There are i churches. some of which are elegant and costis structures, a convent and orphan asylum. 8 ward school buildings and a handsome
PICKLES AND VINEGAR,
J. J. WILSON, Manufacturer of the Celebrated "ARROW BRAND." No. 21 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, Il.
CHEW GLOBE FINE CUT.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
804 MAR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER MAR
brown stone edifice, erected at a cost of $40,000, for the high school; 3 public halls. 2 banks, and a $50,000 opera house. The traveling public are well cared for by 4 good hotels. The Marquette Mining Journal is the only newspaper, but this. for its enterprise and ability. merits the monopoly it enjoys. Telegraph, Western Union and Northwestern. Express, Amer- ican. S. M. Billings, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
American Express Co. D F Camfield agt.
Armstrong Mrs B, Propr Tremont House. (See ade, page 811.)
Bailey Bros (Samuel W and Fred H W), grocers.
Ball Dan LI, Lawyer. Opera House Building.
Berdie Philip, liquors.
Billings Samuel M, Insurance Agt, Postotlice Bldg.
Boldue Joseph, Blacksmith, cor Su- perior and 4th.
Boyer Zephyr, saloon.
Brown Jacob, Pop Mnfr. Front. Burns John, saloon.
Burt Hiram A, general mngr Carp River Iron Co.
Byrne Samuel E, Abstracts of Land Titles, cor Front and Spring. (Se ade, page 809.)
Call C #, Agt Lake Superior Powder Co. (See udr app.)
Campbell & Wilkinson (Ambrose Campbell, James M Wilkinson), Bank- ers, Adams' New Blk. (Se ade, page 809.)
Carp River Iron Co. H A Burt general Ingr.
Champion Iron Co, Alfred Kidder General Agent. National Bank Bldg, Front. (See ade. page 806.)
Childs Brainard F, photographer.
Clark Frederick O, Lawyer, Opera House Bldg.
Cleveland Iron Mining Co (Capi- tal $500,000), J C Morse Agt, cor Lake and Superior.
Coles Samuel, meat market.
Collins Charles G, dry goods.
Conklin George N, jeweler.
Connor John. saloon.
Cook August C. lawyer.
Cook Thomas E, saloon.
Crary Leonard P. Job Printer and Stationer, Masonic Blk.
Crowley John, Druggist, Front.
Cummings George P, Civil Engineer. Land Agt and Explorer, cor Front and Spring. (Se udr. page so ;. )
Custom House, cor Lake and Superior.
Dalliba James E, Lawyer, Register in Bankruptcy, and Master in Chancery. Circuit Court U S. National Bank Bldg. Desjardins Joseph A, physician.
Detroit, Mackinaw & Marquette Ry, Thom- as Mckeown, chief engineer.
Doerr Frederick, shoemaker.
Donovan Timothy, saloon.
Duennebacke Frank J, shoemaker.
Dwyer James, liquors.
Eggers Charles A, Bookbinder and Blank Book Mnfr. Main.
Erbelding Henry, Carriage and Wag- on Maker, cor Superior and 4th.
Erb Xavier, Merchant Tailor, Spring. Fassbender Jolin C, meat market.
Fay Joseph, saloon.
First National Bank of Mar- quette, Peter White Pres, H E Pearse Cashr, cor Front and Spring. (See adt, page 807.)
Fitch Walter, agt M, H & O R R ore dock. Foard Bros (Martin E and Thomas E). grocers.
Freeman Richard. Blacksmith, Su- perior.
Freeman & Bro ( George and James), Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable, 54 Front. (See adr, page 807.)
Frei Jacob, grocer.
Gariepy Theophile, barber.
Gilmore Simon F, Restaurant, Wash- ington nr Front. opp Cozzens House. (Sir adr, page 811.)
Greenen & Sutherland (James Greenen. Thomas Sutherland), restaurant.
Groenewald Frank, Boarding and Sample Rooms, Washington nr Front, opp Cozzens House.
Grieninger George, saloon.
Hadrich Herman R, jeweler.
Hagarty Michael, saloon.
Hager & Johnson (George W Hager, John L Johuason), furniture.
Hallam John, carpenter.
Blandford Henry F, Boots and Shoes. Front.
Hansen Carl, saloon.
Healy Wm P. lawyer.
Hlogan Edward, Saloon, cor Superior and Front.
Holcomb Lyman I. agt Singer Mnfg Co.
Hopkins Henry J, tinner. Hoyt Charles, cabinetmaker.
Hurley Margaret, harness shop.
Hurst .John, shoemaker.
Jellison Win A, Propr National Hotel, Spring. (Se ad, page $09.) Jones Oliver D, dentist.
LEWIS MANN,
Lager Beer Bottles, Bottling Supplies and Tel- ophone Station, 311 Rivard, corner Catherine
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MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 805
Lake Superior Powder Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
BLASTING POWDER,
Nitro-Glycerine and High Explosive Powder MARQUETTE, L. S., MICH.
C. H. CALL, Pres. and Treas. J. G. REYNOLDS, Sec'y and Supt.
CALL
- GENERAL MINING SUPPLY AGENCY
---- DEALER IN-
TOY, BICKFORD & CO.'S
SAFETY FUSE,
Sporting Powder, Blasting Caps, MINERS' OIL,
LUBRICATING OILS, ETC.
MARQUETTE, L. S., - - MICHIGAN.
.ol ichwo'l nunogue oiloj isawод рителя
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FEATHERS Send for prices to the largest dealers in Michigan. MILLS & BARKER, 176 & 178 Woodward Ave., Detroit.
806 MAR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER MAR
CHAMPION IRON CO.
PRESIDENT,
SECRETARY,
JOSEPH S. FAY, Jr., Boston, Mass.
WM. E. STONE, Boston, Mas8.
TREASURER,
AGENT,
R. S. FAY, Boston,- Mass.
A. KIDDER, Marquette, L. S., Mich.
DEALERS IN IRON ORES from the CHAMPION MINES
At Champion, Marquette County, containing deposits of both Magnetic and Specular Ores of great purity and proprietors of other Iron Locations in that vicinity.
H. H. STAFFORD
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES
FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Prescriptions carefully prepared Day and Night.
Cor. Front and Spring Sts.
Marquette, L. S., Mich.
A. MATHEVY
Land, Tax AND
Exploring Agency,
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS A SPECIALTY.
Dealer in Land Warrants and all kinds of Land Scrip Entries made at United States and State Land Offices. All kinds of Maps furnished to order.
MARQUETTE, L. S., MICHIGAN.
The Model Life Insurance Co.
The Washington of New York,
DR. S. I .. FULLER Gen'l Aren !.
DBAC MEDICINEZ
AOIII AOJAMA
BEST QUALITY,
Is the motto of the popular Music Store, 184 and 186 LOWEST PRICES, Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
Roe Stephens
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 807
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MARQUETTE, L. S., MICHIGAN.
PETER WHITE, President.
H. E. PEARSE, Cashier.
GEO. P. CUMMINGS, --- LAND AGENT,-
EXPLORER AND CIVIL ENGINEER
LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Explorations for Minerals, Timber, etc .. made, Taxes Paid, Trespass Prevented. Titles Examined and Adjusted, Lands Located at State and Government Offices. Minutes of Pine and Mineral Lands for Sale.
MARQUETTE, L. S., - - MICHIGAN.
ROTHSCHILD & BENDING,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Imported al Domestic Wines, Liquors AND
ICARS. National Bank Building, opp. Post Office, Front Street, MARQUETTE, L. S., MICH.
FREEMAN BRO.
SALE, BOARDING, - AND -
LIVERY STABLE
No. 54 Front Street,
Also General Contractors and Proprietors Grand Island Stage Route.
MARQUETTE, L. S., MICH.
TELEPHONE STATION. and Lager Beer Brewery, at 343 Rivard St., corner Maple, JACOB MANN.
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Life and Business are uncertain. INBURE in the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit, No Massachusetts Life Co. ever failed
808 MAR
MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER MAR
Kidder Alfred, Gen Agt Champion Iron Co, National Bank Bidg, Front.
Klockner Joseph, hotel.
Koch August, saloon.
Koch Christian, shoemaker.
Kremer Jacob, Hotel.
Lake Superior Powder Co, C H Call Agt. ( See adr, page 805.)
Lake Superior Transit Co, W H Volk agt. La Liberty P C, milliner.
Lompre Eugene, shoemaker.
Longyear John ME, Real Estate, Ex-
. ploring and Agt Lake Superior Ship Canal Railway and Iron Co, and Mili- tary Wagon Road Lands in Michigan, Adams' new Blk.
McDermid & Hendrie (Donald McDermid, John S Hendrie), contractors.
Mack John F, grocer.
Maher Margaret, saloon.
Maleau John, saloon.
Manhard M R & Co (Mirza R Man- hard), Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, 60 Front. (See ade opp.)
Manthei Anton, Meat Market, cor 3d and Washington.
Mapes Egbert J, Lawyer, Opera House Bldg.
Markwell Abraham H, clothing.
Marquette, Houghton & Onto- nagon R RE, Samuel Schoch Gen Mngr and Supt, Lake.
Mathews Abraham, Real Estate, Tax and Exploring Agency, cor Spring and Front. (See ade, page 806.)
Mayers Dominick, saloon.
Maynard Matthew H, lawyer.
Meads Thomas, Jewelry, Notions, Specimens, Indian Curiosities and Gen- eral Store, 49 Front. (See adr, page 811.)
Meeske & Hoch (Charles Meeske, Reiner Hoch), brewers.
Merritt Daniel H, foundry.
Meyer Herman, tailor.
Miller Peter C .J. saloon.
Mining Journal (Weekly), A P Swine- ford Editor and Publr, Main.
Moore Francis MI, Lawyer, Masonic Blk, Front.
Morgan 'Thomas, Carriage and Wag- onmaker, Superior.
Murray & Robbins (David Murray, Byron P Robbins), grocers.
National Hotel. W A Jellison Propr, Spring. (Sie (dropp.)
Neidhart B & Co (Balthasar Neidhart, Peter Dolf), hardware.
Nelson Joseph, blacksmith.
Neuberger Isaac, clothing.
orthwestern Hotel, Small & Houk Proprs, Lake.
Northwestern Telegraph Co, D F Camfield agt.
O'Brien Wm, saloon.
()'Hagan Felix. shoemaker.
Pendill James P, general store.
Pickands James & Co (James Pick- ands), Heavy Hardware, Mining and Railway Supplies, cor Lake and Su- perior.
Prentiss Allen E, carpenter.
Preston George C, barber.
Republic Iron Co.
Reynolds Daniel, saloon.
Rice George I. grocer.
Riedinger Louis, meat market.
·Rochl Carl, hotel.
Rothschild & Bending (David Rothschild and Bending), Wholesale Wines. Liquors and Cigars, Front opp Postoffice. (Se adr, page 807.)
Schoch Samuel, Gen'l MIngrand Supt M, HI & O R R. Lake.
Small & Houk (Edward L Small, Wm E Houk). Proprs Northwestern Hotel, Lake.
Spear F B & Co (Frank B Spear), for- warding.
Spear John W. grocer.
Spencer Absalom E, harnessmaker.
Stafford Henry H, Druggist, Sta- tioner and Register U S Land Office, 69 Front. (Se adr, page 806.)
Stone Miss Aurora L, milliner.
Summit House, Mrs J J Sullivan propr.
Swineford Alfred P, Editor and Publr Mining Journal and Job Printer, Main.
Taft Harvey S, Physician, cor Front and Washington.
Thony John, saloon.
Tipkin Henry, gunsmith.
Trembley Alexander, saloon.
Tremont House, Mrs B Armstrong Propr Superior. (See ade, page $11.)
U'S Land Office, HI H Stafford Regis- ter. Spring.
U S Signal Office, J Gilligan observer.
Vannier Joseph A. News Dealer. Books, Stationery, Confectionery, Fruits, Cigars, ete, Postoffice Blk.
Vierling Martin, saloon.
Volk Wm H. agt L S Transit Co.
Warner Charles, painter.
Watson & Palmer (Edward M Watson, Edward B Palner), general store.
Werner Peter, saloon.
Westlake & Bronson (Alfred S Westlake. Sherman N Brouson), general store.
Carriage Umbrellas and Holders, P. HAYDEN, Detroit J Saddlery Hardware, Etc.
USE PORTER'S BOTTLED
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, Chicago. See Advertisement opposite page 131.
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR
SO9
AMBROSE CAMPBELL. JAS. M. WILKINSON.
CAMPBELL & WILKINSON,
MARQUETTE, Banhers,
MICHIGAN.
Successers to Citizens' Banks,
Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business. Special attention given to Mercantile Collections.
M. R. MANHARD & CO.
DEALERS IN -
Heavy and Shelf Hardware
.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, STOVES, NAILS, TINWARE, ETC.
No. 60 Front Street, MARQUETTE, L. S., MICH.
SAMUEL E. BYRNE,
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
THE ONLY ABSTRACTS OF Marquette, Schoolcraft and Baraga County Lands. MARQUETTE, L. S., MICHIGAN.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
MARQUETTE, L. S., MICH. A GOOD SAMPLE ROOM.
Table Unsurpassed by any other Hotel in Town or vicinity. Terms Reasonable and attention assured.
W A. JELLISON, - PROPRIETOR.
FOUNDRY FACINGS, &c. CHIS. D. COLSON.
108 & 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO Blacklead, Rhode Island Charcoal, Soapstone. Ichigh Coke. Carbon Mineral, Keystone Coal, &c. The best obtainable, and the Cheapest.
LITIT TO ZTOA
JETOH
Home Life Ins. Co. Has paid large dividends, has the largest surplus for a dividends in future. Best Co. for Agents. E K. KELLOGG. Sup't Chicago JI
810 MAR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER MAR
Wetmore E A & Co (Edwin A & Win L Wetmore), lumber.
Wetmore R C & Co (Russell C and Fred- erick P Wetmore), grocers.
White Peter, Pres First National Bank and Insurance, cor Front and Spring.
Ikinson James MI, Insurance, Adams New Blk.
Williams John E, barber. Wilson Isaac N, restaurant.
Wright Charles E, Mining Engineer, Iron Expert and Chemist, cor Front and Washington.
Wright Wm R, baker.
Zaman Anton, saloon.
MARSHALL.
An attractive city of 5,000 inhabitants, is located at the confluence of Rice creek with the Kalamazoo river, in the central part of Calhoun county, of which it is the seat of justice. It is on the. main line of . the M. C. R. R., about midway between Detroit and New Buffalo, being 108 miles from the former and 110 from the latter place. The site was selected in 1830 by Sidney Ketchum, of Clinton county, N. Y., and a village platted in the following year. In 1844 the railroad was opened to this point, and in 1859 Marshall became a city. Ample water power is afforded for manufacturing purposes, the interests in this line being 2 flouring mills, a paper mill and some others. The churches are 9. representing the Episcopal, Methodist, Catholic, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Baptist, Universalist, Christian and Congregational bodies. There is also an association of spiritualists. In educational facilities Mar- shall is excelled by no place of its size in Michigan. It has a commodious central school building, costing, with outfit. $100,- 000, and 4 ward schools; 19 teachers are employed, and the attendance numbers about 700. The court house, one of the most commodious in the State, was erected in 1874 at a cost of $80,000, and the jail, not yet completed, will cost about $25.000. The city has an indebteduess of $25,000 in school bonds, and a total enrolled valu- ation of property, real and personal, of $1,500,000. There are 3 banks, as follows: The First National, capital $100,000; the National Bank of Michigan, capital $136 .- 000, and the National City Bank, capital $100,000. Excellent hotel accommodations are afforded, and the city has an opera house, with all the modern conveniences
and a seating capacity of 1,000. Two good weekly newspapers are issued, the Statesman and the Erpounder. A young ladies' library association contains over 1,000 volumes. The city is lighted with gas by the Marshall Gas Co. (capital $40,- 000). The fire department consists of a steamer and 2 hand engines, and ? hook and ladder trucks, supplied with water from 22 artesian wells, located in different parts of the city. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Samuel J. Burpee, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams John, Mayor, Founder and Machinist and Farm Impt Mnfr, cor Exchange and Marshall ave.
Adams Wm D, lawyer, 60 State.
Alexander Morgan J, lumber, Kalamazoo ave.
American Express Co, Thomas W Wells agt, 115 State.
Arndt Christian, saloon, 152 State.
Barnes Thomas C, news dealer, 117 State. Barnes Win M, Mufr and Repairer of Furniture, Upholsterer, etc, cor State and Exchange.
Barrett George S & Co (George S Barrett, Lyman Sleeper), furniture, 56 State.
Beach Claudius IN, Gunsmith and Sewing Machine Repairer, 112 State.
Beach David S, Loans, Real Estate, Insurance, Railroad Land and Ticket Agt, 61 State.
Beck Jacob, saloon, opp railroad depot.
Benjamin Harrison HI, cigar mnfr, 120 State.
Blakeslee Andrew J, shoemkr, 142 State.
Bohanna Wni, flour and feed, 59 State.
Bosley Wm E, farm impts, 95 State. Boughton George, painter, Eagle.
Boughton & Denison (Frank W Boughton. Zenas 11 Denison), proprs The Chroni- cle. 118 State.
Bradley Lemnel, grocer, 58 State.
Brewer C D & E G (Charles D and Edgar G), general store, 132 State.
Brooks (' Stanley, photographier, 92 State. Brown & Patterson (Wm H Brown, John C Patterson), Lawyers, 40 State.
Buchanan Royal D, propr Democratic Ex- pounder, # State.
Buck Wm, carpenter, Eagle.
Bullard George, hot air furnaces, Kalama. 200 avC.
Burpee Sanmel J. hardware. 110 State,
Butler J & R (John and Richard), general store, 76 State.
Campbell James H, lawyer, cor State and Grand.
Nearly all
the Fino Clothing worn in Leslie is purchased in Detroit from SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
Mason & Hamlin Organs
on Monthly Pay- ments are sold in Detroit by
Roe Stephens
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 811
Canney George B. insurance, 108 State. Carpenter Miss Della. dressinkr, 41 State. Cathcart Alexander H, jeweler. 104 State. Chesher Charles A, flour and feed, 30 State. Chronicle The (daily and weekly), Bough- ton & Dennison proprs, 118 State. Church Nelson, wagonmkr, S.State. Church Dr Wm B, drugs, 169 State. Clark Wilford W, barber, 73 State. Cleveland, flour mill. Kalamazoo ave. Coles Mrs Sallie A, fancy goods, 30 State. Collins & Hertkorn (George Collins, John Hertkorn), meats. 44 State.
Connor Denis, tailor, 10: State.
Connor Robert. barber, 126 State. Cook Clinton T, grocer, 26 State.
Cronin Bros (Henry M and Thomas L). grocers, cor State and Jefferson. Cronin Jeremiah jr, general store, 79 State. Cunningham David, Justice of Peace and Insurance and Collection Office, 84 State.
Cuykendall John D. farm impts, 57 State. Darrin Garrett L, blacksmith, Exchange. Day & Davis (Henry L Day, Frank W Davis), grocers, 105 State. Democratic Expounder (weekly). R D Bu- chanan propr, 77 State.
TREMONT HOUSE
MRS. B. ARMSTRONG, PROPRIETRESS, Superior St., MARQUETTE, L. S., MICH.
First-class Hotel; large, well-lighted Sample Rooms; Centrally Located: Good Table. Terms, $2.00 per day.
T. MEADS,
--- DEALER IN ---
SPECIMENS, CURIOSITIES,
Jewelry, Notions and General Merchandise. Large assortment of Lake Superior Birds and Animals on Exhibition.
Papers and Periodicals for sale. Marquette, L. S., Mich.
S. F. GILMORE, RESTAURANT.
First-class in all respects. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Meals and Refreshments furnished at all hours. Patronage Solicited.
Washington St., opp. Cozzens Hotel, MARQUETTE, L. S., MICHIGAN.
J. J. WILSON,
Manufacturer of the celebrated ARROW BRAND Pickles. Vinegar ; White Wine, Cider, and Double Strength Vine. gar. No. 21 North Clinton Street, CHICAGO, III.
HAITI2OD
AUATORT
Smoke Gold Flake Cigarettes
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
812 MAR MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER MAR
Devereaux Nicholas, shoes, 81 State.
Dobbins James L, Hot Air Furnaces, Hamilton. (See ade opp.)
Dugged A & E (Alice and Ella), hair goods, 44 State.
Effiuger & Bro, brewers.
Egeler John C, blacksmith, Exchange.
Eggleston Charles HI, dentist, 60 State. Eipper George, saloon, 145 State.
Elston W H & Co (Win H Elston, Mauchie E Howard), drugs. 52 State.
Engleman Julius, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, 155 State.
Exchange Hotel, D B Whitcomb propr, cor Eagle and Green.
Fahey & Whalen (James Fahey, John Whalen), hardware. 41 State.
Faust George, saloon, TO Siate.
First National Bank (Capital $100,- 000, Surplus $80,000), Charles T Gorham Pres, George S Wright Cashr, Norris .J Frink Asst Cashr, cor State and Madi- son.
Fletcher John W, clothing, 72 State.
Foley John E, lawyer. 120 State.
Forbes House, A V Pantlind propr, R R Depot.
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Freed James W, cigar infr, 101 State. Gallup Benjamin A, drugs, 62 State. Gameell James N, tailor, 142 State. Gardauier Charles A, livery, Madison. Gaus John F, furniture. 111 State. Graff John J, saloon, 123 State. Haist Aaron R, undertaker, 134 State. Harmon Mrs Helen E, dressmkr, 41 State. Hart George G, barber, '89 State. Hartman John, saloon, Eagle nr Depot.
Harvey Charles E, propr Washington House, Marshall ave.
Henderson Frank L, drugs and news, 104 State.
Henning David, fruit, Eagle ur Depot.
Mewitt Elias, Real Estate, Insurance,
Collection and Land Agent U P R R. 115 State.
Hewitt & Sauders (Wm F Hewitt, John H Sanders), grain, 34 State.
Higgins Peter J, groceries, 31 State. Hindenach George, blacksmith, Exchange. Hindenach & Skinner (John Hindenach. Alex Skinner), wagonmkrs, Hamilton. Hoffman John, wagonmkr, Exchange.
Holmes Albert A, saloon, 119 State. Hornburger & Lintner, brewers.
Houghton Alanson W, marble works, Juf. ferson.
Houston & Ingersoll (John Houston, Ches- ter Ingersoll), four mill, Exchange. Hubbard & Phelps (Deville Hubbard. George T Phelps), hardware, IS State.
Hughes Miss Letitia, milliner, 102 State.
Hulett Henry C, jeweler, 66 State.
Hurd John, flour mill, nr R R Depot.
Myde Augustus O, Druggist and Gro- cer. 32 State.
Ingersoll G & C G (Georgeand Charles G), flour mill, 1 mile w.
Jaeger Oscar, flour mill, Marshall ave.
Jeness & Wiederwax (Andrew J Jeness, Walton Wiederwax), blacksmiths, Ex- change.
Jewett Mrs Eva E, milliner, 124 State.
Joy Clarence S, lawyer, 40 State.
Joy Henry L, physician, 40 State.
Jully Louis, barber. 71 State.
Kappis & Blankenhorn (John Kappis, Wmn Blankenhorn), painters. State.
Karstaedt Frederick jr, saloon, 109 State.
Kast G F & Co (Gottlieb F Kast, George Masser), shoes, 61 State.
Kast John M, saloon, 65 State.
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