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Kennealy Wni J. tailor, 124 State.
Kinearl George P. shoemkr, cor State and High
Krauss George, saloon, 67 State.
Krauss John, tailor, 85 State.
Laberteaux John M, grocer, 125 Maiu.
Laberteaux & Stuart (Myron Laberteaux,
Frank C Stuart), grocers and jewelers, 103 State.
Lepper Stephen V R, dry goods, 119 State. Long John, blacksmith, Marshall ave.
Luscomb Charles B. physician, 50 State.
McNames John, blacksmith. Park square. McNames Salmon, grocer. 139 State.
Magee Edward, cooper, Green.
Marshall Emory J, physician, State.
Marshall Gas Co (capital $45,000), John M
Woodson pres. George W Updyke sec, 48 State.
Marshall Statesman The, O C
Tompkins Editor and Propr. 12! State. Martin James, general store. 39 State. Martin Win, general store, 33 State.
Mast J Edward, Artistic Photograph- er, 78 State.
Mead Watson B, painter. Exehauge.
Melilhoru Emma, saloon, 6 Jefferson. Merrill Harvey M, millinery, 80 State. Mills Edwin R, harnessmkr, 49 State Miner & Stace (James A Miner, Francis A Stace), lawyers, cor State and Eagle. Morse (' W. carriage body maker, & State. Murphy Edward La, dry goods, 6% State. National Bank of Michigan (capital $120, - 000), JJ J Perrin pres, Charles E Gill cashr, cor State and Hamilton.
National City Bank, George W Bentley pres, John R Bentley, cashr, cor State and Eagle.
TELEPHONE STATION,
Bottled Beer and Bottling Supplies LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
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MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR
H. A. Peterinan, M. D., S. A. Peterman, M. D. Dr. H. A. Petermang Co/
Marshall, Mich.
H. A. PETERMAN, M. D.
PROPRIETOR OF
PETERMAN'S
MICHIGAN AGUE CURE
Cough Elixir, Colendula Ointment, Nerve Pills, and other Valu- able Medicines.
Ointment and Pills Sent Every- where by Mail.
WASHING MADE EASY D. Squier & Co's WASHING MACHINES
Reduces washing to its minimum of expense in time, labor and wear of clothing.
Active Agents Wanted, Men or Women, TO SELL. Squier's Pneumatic
CLOTHES WASHER,
The Lichtest. Smallest and Best Clothes Washer ever made. It saves Time, saves Labor, and saves Clothes. Address D. SQUIER & CO .. Marshall or Battle ( rech. Mich.
Will wash thoroughly, heavy as well as light arti- cles .- It is simple. having no machinery to get out of repair.
Retail Price, TIN, $3, COPPER, $5 Special Rates to Agents.
ADDRESS
D. SQUIER & CO., Battle Creek or Marshall, Mich.
JAMES L. DOBBINS
Manufacturer and Erecter of
The Phelps Improved Hot Air
FURNACES
Six Sizes and Styles for Wood, and Three for Coal.
MARSHALL, MICH.
Propositions made for Furnaces with all neces. sary Fixtures for same set complete in Building. Satisfaction guar- anteed.
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Write for Illustrated Circulars (sent free) gir- ing Capacity, Styles; Prices, Terms, etc.
BUBRYCEa
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MILLS & BARKER,
Furniture Emporium, 176 & 178 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, Mich.
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Newman James S, propr Park House, w s Park.
Noneman & Lutz (Charles Noneman, Philip Lutz), brewers, Marshall ave.
O'Keefe M S & Co (Myron S and Oscar M O'Keefe), books, 123 State.
Paddock Dellou, harnessmkr, 71 State. Page Wm L, wagonmkr, Park square. Parsons Eleanor D. restaurant, 86 State. Peck & Miller (Hiram I Peck, Edward Miller), livery, 30 Green.
Perrett George, dry goods, 122 State.
Perrett & Simmons (Charles A Perrett, El- bert E Simmons), grocers, 160 State.
Peterman KI A. & Co (Hiram A and S Aimee Peterman), Proprs Dr Peter- man's Family Medicines, 208 State. (See ade, page 813.)
Poster Wm H, lawyer, 134 State.
Potter Eber W, confectioner, 28 State.
Pringle Joseph W, sewing machines, 142 State.
Raymond Wm H, produce, 44 State. Rimes Adam, wagonmaker, Exchange. Roberts Eliphalet L, physician, 48 State. Robinson Charles W. lumber, Hamilton.
Rogers Hirs E BB, Millinery and Fancy Goods, 51 State.
Roller John P, saloon, 63 State.
Russell Orrin S, pumpmkr, 4 Jefferson.
Schnaitman Frederick, meat market, 137 State.
Scholes Ira, carpenter, Exchange. Schuyler Anthony D, druggist, 130 State. Shanahan Timothy, tailor. 83 State. Sharp Hiram, grocer, 140 State. Sheridan James, saloon, 47 State.
Sherman Nathaniel A, veterinary surgeon, 44 State.
Shoop Irving barber, 92 State. Silsbee Elijah, flour and feed, 12 State. Smiley James F, physician, 92 State. Smith Seneca B, photographer, 70 State. Smith W W & Co (Wm W & Maxwell Smith), hardware, Marshall ave. Snyder Jonathan HI, baker, 108 State. Snyder Matthew H, dentist, 78 State. Spicer Pratt A, farm impts, 117 State.
Squier D & Co, Mnfrs of Squier's Pneumatic Washing Machines, 208 State. (Sce ado, page 813.)
Stein Louis, meat market, 147 State. Sutton Charles W, sewing mach, 124 State. Swartout & Co (Philip Swartont, Frank Brinkerhoff), maltsters, Marshall ave. Thompson Herbert, jeweler, 85 State. Tompkins Orrin C, Propr The Mar- shall Statesman, 124 State.
Tontine Hotel, G W Watson propr, cor State and Eagle.
Vogel Chr Frederick, Foreign Pas- sage, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Notary Public, Heirship Matters in Ger- many Attended to, cor State and Madi- son.
Vogt Nicholas, barnessmkr, 69 State.
Voltaic Belt Co The, John A Gerow Pres, W J Clayborn Sec, M V Wagner Mngr, Mnfrs of Voltaic Bands, Belts and Trusses, 77 and 79 State.
Wadsworth Marcus M, bookbinder, 113 State.
Waldo Gamaliel, hotel, cor State and Eagle. Walz Wm, grocer, 143 State.
Walz Wm A, barnessmkr. 141 State.
Ward Bros (Albert A and Wm H), cloth- ing, 50 State.
Washington House, C E Harvey propr, Green.
Watson Andrew, grocer, 156 State.
Watson George W, propr Tontine Hotel, cor State and Eagle.
Webster Claudius B, shoes, 122 State.
Werner George, saloon, 46 State.
Western Union Tel Co, JF' Garwood ingr. 117 State.
Whitcomb D B, propr Exchange Hotel, cor Eagle and Green.
White George H. notions, 84 State. White Horace, shoemkr, 39 State.
Whiting Charles M, justice of peace, 115 State.
Wiederwax Russell, blacksmith, Eagle.
Winsor Herbert E, lawyer, 108 State. Wiseman John, grocer, 64 State. Woodruff George, lawyer, 84 State. Woodruff Wm, dentist, 79 State.
Wyckoff Isaac A, saloon, 135 State. Wyckoff Win W, lawyer, 58 State.
MARSHFIELD. Mecosta county. (See Coe.)
MARSH'S CORNERS. Jackson county. (See Henrietta.)
MARSHVILLE.
A small place near the C. & W. M. R. R .. in Benona township, Occana county. 14 miles southwest of Hart, the county seat. and finland from Benona and the shore of lake Michigan. It is a manufacturing point for lumber and flour. Tri-weekly stage communication is had with Bonona and Shelby, the latter being its railroad point. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex press, American. J. B. Applegate, post- master.
Large numbers of our business mer. in Michigan insure in the
Washington Life of New York
Roe Stephens, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., gives best terms on
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MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAS 815
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Marsh Henry J, general store, saw and flouring mills.
MARTIN.
A station on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Martin township, Allegan county, 10 miles cast of Allegan court house, and 20 north of Kalamazoo. It has 2 churches, a dis- trict school, a steam flouring mill and an office of the United States Express Co. Shipments, wheat, pork, wool and live stock. Mail, daily. Andrew Patterson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bauchmann & Yeaky, meat market.
Bitgood Spencer, blacksmith.
Blair John, justice of peace. Drayton Thomas, Hotel Propr.
Green George W, General Store.
Hoag G W, general store.
Hooper A MI, constable.
Mercer George A, tobacco and cigars.
Monteith A C, harnessmaker.
Nichols G B, physician and druggist.
Parmenter J E, wagonmaker.
Patterson Andrew, Hardware, Gro- ceries, Paints and Oils.
Perkins Nelson & Sons, flour mill.
Redpath & Campbell. grain and live stock. Shepherd Thomas, justice of peace. Shultis Isaac, express and railroad agent. Smith R G, justice of peace.
Wheeler John D, Justice of Peace. Wightman Rev O E (Methodist Episcopal). Wylie & Shepherd, general store.
MARTINEZ.
A postoffice in Martinez township, Me- costa county, on the weekly mail route from Big Rapids, its shipping point, 13 miles west, to Chippewa Lake, 64 miles northeast. Simon L. Nott. postmaster.
MARTINSVILLE.
A hamlet of 150 inhabitants in Sumpter township, Wayne county, 32 miles south- west of Detroit and 4} from New Boston station, on the F. & P. M. Ry. It is on the semi-weekly mail route from Belleville. 53 miles north, to West Sumpter, 4 miles southwest. Has a Wesleyan Methodist congregatian and a common school. Ships buckwheat flour, corn, beans, potatoes. butter and eres. Bank, First National, Ypsilanti. Stephen Randall, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barrett & Sherman, cider and feed mills.
Johnson Rev Harvey (Methodist).
Jones Arthur W, Clerk in Postoffice and Newspaper Agent.
Kink John W, constable.
Miller Oliver W, general store.
Randall Stephen, General Store and Farmer.
Rowe Joseph H, wagonmaker and con- stable.
Spence Albert, shoemaker. Sperry James, Blacksmith.
Squire Manzer C, shoemaker.
Tuttle Rev Theodore (Free Methodist).
MARYSVILLE.
Settled in 1832, and formerly called Vicksburg, lies on the St. Clair river, 6 miles south of Port Iluron, and an equal distance north of St. Clair, with both of which it has stage communication daily. It is on the line of Port Huron and St. Clair townships, in St. Clair county, and has a Methodist Episcopal church, graded school and steam saw-mill. Exports lath. lumber and shingles. Some ship building is done, this being the headquarters of the Mills Transportation Co. The Lake Shore line of boats stops daily, during season of navigation. Express, McChure & Co's. Telegraph, Western Union. Nelson Mills, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bird Rev R (Methodist Episcopal).
Gray A C. notary public.
Hall W W, physician. Hiler A, saloon.
Kerry A, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
King E L, grocer, meat market and cou- stable.
Mills N & B, General Store, Saw Mills and Express Agts.
Randall W O, tel opr. Whitley James B. notary public. Wi liams MI, Hotel and Justice.
MASON.
Delta county, a station on the C. & N. W. Ry, 9 miles above Escanaba.
MASON.
The county seat of Ingham county, is a brisk incorporated village of 2,000 inhabi- tants, settled in 1538 and chartered in 1565. It lies on the Saginaw Div. M. C. R. R. M Vovay township, 12 miles south of Lan- sing and 25 north of Jackson, via which it is 101 west of Detroit. Athriving trade is carried on with the surrounding country,
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The Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency; 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
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the products of which, embracing wheat, corn, oats, apples. live stock and dairy products, are largely shipped. The village has Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a fine new public school build- ing, a national and a private bank, a hand- some opera house just completed at a cost of $12,000, 2 newspapers, the News and Democrat, 2 hotels, a substantial brick court house and jail. Lumber, flour and cooperage are 'the chief manufactures.
Telegraph, Western
Union. Express, American. Stage to Danville, 8 miles east, daily. Frank Albright, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bacon O E, tailor.
Bailey A J & Son (Abel J and James W), coopers.
Barnes Edward AL, staves, headings, etc.
Barnes & Van Ostrand (Edward A Barnes, Theron Van Ostrand), coal, salt, plaster, etc.
Becker Riet W, Livery. Sale and Boarding Stable.
Beech Jesse, foundry.
Berry James C. jeweler.
Boyle Richard C. Mnfr Pork Barrels and all Kinds of Cooperage.
Brown Charles F, harnessmaker.
Burns James, barber and restaurant.
Call Harry O. sheriff.
Campbell Alexander B, physician.
Chatterton Mason D. lawyer.
Clark L Frank, carriagemaker.
Clark Wm H, propr Clark House.
Clark & Vandercook (Win H Clark. Albert L Vandercook), grocers.
Cline Wm M. marble cutter.
Cook Henry HI, physician.
Cowdery Edwin N, Inventor of Cow- dery Windmill.
Crane Obadiah, grocer.
Crane Obadiah, Propr Mason City Mills and Dealer in Flour and Feed.
Culver Elias, jeweler.
Curry Seneca R, constable.
Darrow Charles H. general store.
Day John W, justice of peace.
Donnelly House, Hank JJ Donnelly Propr. (Se ade opp.)
Dresser John M, Insurance, Loan and Collecting Agt. (See ade opp.)
Dunning Nelson 1, grocer.
Dunsback John, real estate.
Eaton Charles E, Grain Dealer. Eldred Mrs Donna, dressmaker.
Ellsworth & Co (Alonzo Ellsworth. David B Harrington), mnfrs hardwood lumber. First National Bank (capital $100,000), MI McRoberts pres, H & Henderson cashr.
Fitch & Bunnell (Charles C Fitch, Lam- bert F Bunnell), grain.
Flora John, constable.
Floyd Gustavus, cabinetmaker.
Frazel Herman, meat market.
Frazei & Mchan (Jacob Frazel, An- drew W Mehan), Bakers, Confectioners. Tobacco and Cigars.
Fuller James L, shoes and fancy goods.
Gibbens Thomas H, blacksmith.
Granger John O, fish.
Greer & Mills (Albert B Greer, James F Mills), harnessmakers.
Gregg Wm & Co (Wm Gregg, Obadiah Crane, E Keeler, N A Dunning), mnfrs stone boats.
Gregory Miss Carrie B, dressmaker.
Gregory John. harnessmaker.
Griffin & Rogers (Rosalvo Griffin, John J Rogers), carriage mnfrs.
Halstead David W, grocer.
Halstead Oliver W, general store.
Hammond Samuel W, justice of peace.
Haynes Alonzo B, Attorney-at-Law and Collecting Agt.
Henderson Perry. hardware.
Henderson & Day ( Henry P Hender- son, George F Day), Attorneys-at- Law.
Hickman Elijah J, barber.
Horton Miss Helen, dressmaker.
Horton Mrs James P, dressmaker.
Howard & Son (Augustus 1 and Wm E). grocers.
Hunt & Ellis, general store.
Huntington Charles G, shoes.
Kimmel John C. clothing.
Kimmel Mrs John C. milliner.
Lewis Lorenzo, laundry.
Lowe Edward W, real estate.
Lowe, Smead & Co (Peter Lowe, Samuel J P Smead), bankers.
Lyon Mrs Helen E, dressmaker.
Marshall, Rumsey & Co (Charles M Mar- shall, Marshall E Rumsey, Arnold Walker), buffalo robe tannery.
Mason Alfred H, Boot and Shoe Mnfr. Stencil Cutter and Die Sinking. (See ado spp.)
Meach & Fuller (Edwin F Meach, Haven S Fuller), furniture mufrs and dealers.
Mead G G & Co (George G Mead, James Stont), millers.
Merritt & Squier (Abram Merritt, Alonzo Squier, saloon.
Millberry Frank P. marble works.
Moody Fred P. propr American House.
Morehouse Stephen, Boot and Shoe Mufr.
Morse Webster HI, dentist.
CARRIAGE GOODS,
P. HAYDEN, Detroit. Manufacturer and Jobber.
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PORTER'S JOLIET LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, in casks and bottles. Chicago office, cor. Market and Randolph. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Adv. opp. page 131.
MAS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAS 817
Murray Michael J, agt M C R R and tel opr.
Paddock George H, shoemaker.
Paddock Both A, Planing Mill, Sash. Doors and Blinds; Also Architect and Contractor.
Parkhurst Asael W, general store.
Parsons Mrs F C. milliner.
Peek & Sherwood (Aaron V Peek, James A Sherwood), Builders, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Lumber.
Peters Henry, meat market.
Polar George W, boots and shoes.
Polley Mrs .John, propr Mason House.
Presley Joseph P, Specialty Storc. Notions and Fancy Goods.
Prestey Win 'T, Grocer.
Reed Henry, barber.
Reed Lucien, lawyer.
Rice Mrs Cordelia, dressmaker.
Rice Langdon B, Mnfr and Dealer in Boots and Shoes.
Root Wmn W, physician.
Ryan Milton, justice of peace.
Salspaugh Amos, barber.
Saraw Bros (Truman L and McKinzie). confectioners.
Savers & Phelps (John H Sayers, James D Phelps), hardware.
Shaw Joseph, blacksmith.
Sherman Washington S, baker and grocer. Slitor Hubbard MI, tailor.
Smith Charles E. farm impts.
Smith & Horning (Simon Smith, Abram . Horning), blacksmiths.
Snell Lewis A, physician.
Squiers John C, Attorney-at-Law,
Collecting. Insurance and Real Estate Agent and Circuit Court Commissioner. Office Court House.
Stanton Edwin, mnfr hardwood lumber.
Steves Joel C, farm impts.
Stewart Wm A. cooper.
Stroud Samuel P, undertaker.
DONNELLY HOUSE,
H. J. DONNELLY, Proprietor. 7
This new and commodious Hotel is one of the most pleasant in Central Michigan. It has perfect accommodations, fine Parlors, Billiard Rooms, Sample Rooms, etc., and is convenient to the business portion of the city and to the depot. MASON, - MICHIGAN.
A. H. MASON, - DIE SINKER AND STENCIL CUTTER
STEEL AND STENCIL LETTERS AND FIGURES,
Emblems, Badges, Tool Markers, Name Plates, Door Plates and Numbers, Carriage Plates, Seal Presses, Rubber Stamps, Burning Brands, Hotel and Key Checks, etc.
Orders by mail promptly filled. MASON, MICH.
J. M. DRESSER,
Conveyancer, Insurance, Loanº Collection Agent
All business promptly attended to.
Office over Lowe, Smead & Co.'s Bank, MASON, MICH.
SEWER PIPE.
CHAS. D. COLSON, 108 & 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. Also, Drain Tile, Chimney Tops, Cement, Flaster, Stucco. White Sand and Fire Brick. iSeo Adv., opp. page 130.
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Home Life Ins. Co.
Only requires TWO-THIRDS premium paid balance loan siz per cent, Affording Agents a great advantage.
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Swartz Jolin D, grocer.
Street Com P, Artist and Colorist, Photographs Finished in all Styles, Por- traits Finished in India Ink and Water Colors.
Sweet Martin A, Groceries, Provi- sions, Crockery, Queensware and Glass- ware.
Swiggett & Dutcher (George W Swiggett, Erastus Dutcher), cider makers.
Tanner Martin W, dry goods.
Teel & Hall (Whitfield A Teel, David E Hall), carriage makers.
Tefft Verner E, Editor and Publr Ing- ham County News.
Terwilliger Wm W, tinner.
Vandercook I H. insurance agt.
Vandercook Willis, Blacksmith, Carriage Maker and General Repairer. Van Deusen Andrew P, dentist. Van Slyke Charles W, photographer.
Vunk Robert B, Spring Bed Mnfr. Webb Frank W, shoes.
Webb & Mead (Lewis C Webb, George G Mead), clothing.
Whiteley Henry, books and express agt.
Whitmore David P, publr Ingham County Democrat.
Williams Edwin H, jeweler.
Williams Henry M, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Fancy Goods, Books, Stationery and Wall Paper.
Wilson F L, saw-mill, 3} miles e.
Wilson Hiram J, blacksmith.
Wilson Mrs Sarah F, dressmaker.
Wood Gardner M. books, news, etc. Worden Solomon HI, livery stable. Woodhouse I B, law and real estate.
Woodhouse Wm, abstracts of title.
Worden James R, barber.
Worden S H & Co (Selah H and Solomon H Worden), clothing.
Wright Blackwood W, pump mnfr.
MASONVILLE.
A settlement located at the head of Little Bay de Noquet, in the township of Mason- ville, Delta county, 12 miles north of Es- canaba, the county seat, and 5 east of Day's River station, on the C. & N. W. Ry, its railroad point. A saw-mill is operated here, and lumber and wood are exported. Postoffice discontinued. Mail delivered at Bay de Noquet.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Blake James, posts and poles. Ford Win, posts and poles. Mason J A, general store and lumber.
Mason IR, Lumber Mufr. Richmond E O, fisherman.
MATHERTON.
Located on Fish creek, in North Plains township, Ionia county, is a village of 300 people, about 17 miles northeast of Ionia, the seat of justice, and 5} due north of Pewamo, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, its shipping point, with which there is a daily mail by stage, and via which Detroit is dis- tant 118 miles. The creek affords water power for operating a flour and shingle mill; cabinet ware and cider are also man- úfactured. Grain, lumber, shingles and wool comprise the shipments. N. P. Johnson, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bradish W G, hotel.
Campbell Rev J (United Brethren).
Campbell J. druggist.
Cook E W, Wagon Maker.
Gillett H M, planing and shingle mill.
Irish J T & Win MI, flour mill.
Johnson Levi, Grocer.
Lane George W, wagonmaker.
McPherson George, physician. Miner H A, blacksmith.
Seitner Henry, blacksmith.
Wood Alonzo, Cider Mill and Cabinet Maker.
Wood Bros, general store.
MATTAWAN.
A village on the M. C. R. R., in Antwerp township, Van Buren county, 6 miles east. of Paw Paw, the county seat, 12 southwest of Kalamazoo, and 156 west of Detroit. It was settled in 1830, and has a population of 350, surrounded by a fine farming coun- try, and ships farm produce and live stock. The place contains Methodist Episcopal. Baptist and Congregational churches, and a graded school. Express, American. Tel- egraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. J. S. Stewart, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bonfoey C. hotel propr.
Briggs T HE, Hardware.
Brown D. physician.
Burdick W H, shoemaker.
Daily W S, Blacksmith.
Fitch L C, Druggist.
Fitch M L, commission.
Fulk ( R. express agt.
Gates Jesse. harnessmaker.
Goodrich G Hl, Hardware.
Hazen Dr, physician. Hayward W, wagonmaker.
Sol. S. Bateson & Bro.,,
Merchant Tailors of Detroit, help to make Williamston a Fashionable City.
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ROE STEPHENS,
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., gives boet terms on
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Joiner C, railroad agent.
Merrifield A M, picture frames.
stewart & McCarter, Grocers. Straw G F, blacksmith. Tomes Rev G W (Congregational).
Williams S O, blacksmith.
MATTISON.
A place on Saginaw bay, 9 miles north- east of Au Gres.
MATTISON.
A post village in the township of Matti- son, Branch county, 43 miles north of Bronson, its railway station, on the L. S. & M. S. Ry, and 10 west of Coldwater, the county seat. Locality settled in 1831. Population of village, 60. Shipments, farm products and lumber. Mail, weekly. W. H. Bennett, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bennett C C, live stock.
Bennett W II, General Store and Wagon Maker.
Bennett & Weller, blacksmiths.
Copeland Robert, justice of peace.
Sands A, carpenter.
Thompson C D, barber.
Wood Bros, Lumber Mnfrs.
MAWQUA.
(Sec Little Tracerse.)
MAXWELL.
A station and postoffice on the Macki- naw Div. of the M. C. R. R., in the town; ship of Fraser, central part of Bay county. It was settled in 1870, and has 50 inhabi- tants. Water power derived from Michie's creek operates a shingle mill, the chief in- dustry. Hoops, shingles, stave bolts and logs are shipped. Nearest bank at Bay City, 15 miles south. Distance to Detroit 129 miles. The place is also known as State Road Crossing. Mail, daily. Wm. Michie, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carrier E & Co, Lumber.
Carter, shingle mnfr.
Hallenbeck E, log dealer.
Heath & Conway, hoop innfrs.
McLean Jolin, Lumber Mufr.
Michie Win, General Store, Hoop and Stave Mufr.
Ross Win, lumber, logs and hoops.
Sage HI W & Co, Lumber. Smith & McDonald, luunber. Winquest L, propr Royal Oak Housc. 61
MAXWELL TOWN.
A suburb of Manistee, which see for business directory.
MAY.
Allegan county, a station on the G. H. R. R., 4 miles below Holland.
MAY.
Also known as Mayville, was settled in 1864, in Fremont township, Tuscola county, 13 miles south of Caro, the county seat, and 25 north of Lapeer. Vassar, at the junction of the Caro Div. D. & B. C. R. R. with the main line 13 miles west, is its railroad point, with which it connects tri- weekly by mail stage. It has Methodist and Baptist churches, a good public school, saw, flouring and planing mills, a cheese factory and an iron foundry. Flour, grain, lumber and wool are shipped. Arthur Veitch, postmaster
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Andrews J C, harnessmaker.
Arnell Wm. propr Fremont House.
Bryant A L, Flour Mill.
Caulton Wmu, physician.
Choate Wm D, justice of peace.
Clark Win A, General Store.
Crittenden HI K, general store.
Curtis W B, physician.
D'Arey Benjamin, physician.
Dearlove Frederick, shoemaker.
Fox E G, General Store.
Lossing Frank, wagonmaker.
Markham Adcla, Milliner.
Markham A B, lawyer.
Markham George, jeweler and watchmkr.
Markham George B, planing mill.
Marlow Enos, Meat Market.
Myers Mrs Clara, milliner.
Schermerhorn N R, hardware and tin.
Shafer Frank, shoemaker.
Trend Win B. blacksmith.
Tubbs Walter, furniture dealer and deputy sheriff.
Turner J F, cheese innfr.
Veitch Arthur, Druggist.
Weston Chester, blacksmith.
Whitney Charles, boots and shoes.
Wilkinson E R, general store.
Young J H, Physician.
MAYBEE.
Is located on the Fayette Br. L. S. & M. S. Ry, in Exeter township, Monroe county. 10 miles northwest of Monroe and 40 southwest of Detroit. It was settled in
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Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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MAY MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER MEA
1874, has 300 inhabitants, and, is an im portant shipping point for grain, lumber, staves, charcoal and live stock; 17,970,798 lbs. of freight were shipped in 1879. It has 2 churches, Lutheran and Catholic, a district and a German Lutheran school, 2 saw-mills and a flour mill. Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily, by rail, and tri-weekly to Exe- ter, Oakville and Paint Creek, north. A. May bee, postmaster ; J. C. Johnson, deputy. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baisch John F, hardware and groceries. Bemis & Nogar (James M Bemis, Russell II Nogar), lumber and charcoal mnfrs, 1 mile w.
Bordeau Louis, blacksmith.
Gardner Charles W, physician.
Happy Charles, farin impts and justice.
Houshalter Henry, staves.
Jaeger Julius, railroad and exp agt.
Johnson J C & Co (John C Johnson and Martin F Van Buren), druggists.
Klotz Frederick, saloon.
Klotz Joseph, General Storeand Grain. Klotz Sebastian B, meat market and saloon. Kull August, blacksmith and saloon.
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