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Jackson Wm, threshing machines.
Kenyon J E, lath mufr and threshing ma- chine.
Kerns John W. threshing machine.
Kibby George W, propr National Hotel.
McCave Joseph. physician.
Mankin, lumber infr.
Shipp Z. constable.
Stanton W HI, physician.
Symonds Alburtus, justice of peace.
Van Wyck Rev A J (Methodist).
Watkins Frank B, general store.
Wynne Brown, cider mill.
MONTGOMERY. Muskegon county. (Sce Moon.)
MONTGOMERY.
A village on the F. W. & J. R. R .. in Camden township, in the southwestern part of Hillsdale county, about 2 miles from the Indiana boundary, 14 southwest of Hillsdale court house, 42 southwest of Jackson and 105 from Detroit. Mont- gomery was settled in 1570 and has a ponu- lation of 250, Methodist and United Brethren congregations and a public school. Shipments, grain, lumber. hides and produce. Nearest bank at Reading Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. E. P. Teachout, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams J Q, grain buyer.
Anderson & Co, grocers. Cartwright M E. blacksmith.
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES.
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Chilcote S M, meat market. Cluck T C, harnessmaker.
Dobbs E E, notary public.
Dobbs Joshua, General Store.
Dobbs J, justice of peace. Gifford J E, livery stable. Golmer Jacob, shoemaker. Hilton Win, stone and brick mason. Hoag Charles, cooper. Kellogg A P, farm impts. Kellogg & Kellogg, cider mill. Lander T, grocer.
Masters C W, station and exp agt.
Merry J W, physician.
Miner C E, physician.
Mingers E, Blacksmith.
Morse R R, dry goods.
Noble James, grocer and druggist.
Parsons David. cooper.
Robinson Mrs H C, milliner. Schultz Charles, shoemaker.
Strunk E C, wagonmaker.
Teachout E P, Notary Public. Treadwell J P, grain dealer. Trim L J, meat market. Whitney G W, hotel propr.
MONTROSE.
A post village on Flint river, in Montrose township, Genesee county, 82 miles north- west of Detroit, 18 northwest of Flint, the county seat, and 7 west of Clio (Pine Run Station), on the F. & P. M. Ry. It re- ceives a weekly mail by stage from Birch Run via Taymouth. Nearest bank at Flint. John Berry, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Berry John, Shoe Maker.
Doward Wm, live stock dealer. Dunham John, justice of peace.
Fox Rev Henry (Methodist).
Goff Nelson, carpenter. Graves John, blacksmith.
Howell Mrs, general store.
Hulbird Wm, justice of peace.
Magee Thomas, carpenter.
Pottee Thomas W, General Store.
Quick James D, constable.
Reed Orrin T, justice of peace. Shanks James, constable.
Slade Rev Orrin (Methodist).
Soutter John M, general store.
Spear Win J, Lumber Mnfr. Stuart Hugh, carpenter. Wright Albert, wagonmaker.
MOON.
The postoffice at the village of Mont- gomery, a settlement formed in 1872, in
Casnovia township, northeast corner of Muskegon county, 24 miles east of Mus- kegon. It is also a station known as Trent, on the G. R., N. & L. S. R. R .. 23 miles above Grand Rapids and 183 northwest of Detroit. Lumber, lath, shingles and staves are manufactured, and with lumber, farm produce and some fruit, form the shipments. Population, 100. Mail, daily. F. Hayward, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Clements Erastus, blacksmith.
Hasty J F & Son, stave and heading mnfrs. Hayward E & Bro, saw-mill.
Hayward F, General Store.
MOOREPARK.
A village of 80 inhabitants, on the Kala- mazoo Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry. in Park township. St. Joseph county, 12 miles northwest of Centreville, the county seat, and 21 south of Kalamazoo. Moorepark is a prominent shipping point for wheat, corn, oats, apples and other farm products. The total exports in 1879 were 3,300,3-10 pounds. Bank at Three Rivers. Settled, 1874. Express, United States. Mail,
daily. D. P. Smith, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Benfer Frederick, harnessmaker.
Berger Rev H C.
Bingman D J. justice of peace.
Carter N B, Carpenter. Critz A M. physician.
Dunham A, blacksmith. Gross L W. carriage and wagonmaker.
Heinbach Philip, lumber dealer.
Huble Rev E M.
Kaly C W. constable.
Louder T R, Shoe Maker.
Mc Elrath F C. physician.
Rine B & Co, general store.
Smith D P, Railroad Agt.
Weinberg M, grain and cattle dealer.
MOORE'S.
An unimportant place in the southwest- ern portion of Eaton county, and north of Olivet Station, on the C. & G. T. Ry.
MOORE'S CORNERS.
Sanilac county. (See Sparker.)
MOOREVILLE. Washtenaw county. (Se York.) .
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MORENCI.
A village of 1,225 inhabitants, situated on Tiffin river, familiarly known as Bean creek, at the point where it is crossed by the Fayette Br. L. S. & M. S. Ry, in Sen- eca township, Lenawee county, near the Ohio state line. It was settled in 1835, and incorporated in 1871, the postoffice origin- ally being called Brighton. It is 20 miles southwest of Adrian, the county seat, 76 southwest of Detroit, and 40 west of Toledo, Ohio. The local government is vested in a president, clerk, treasurer and six trus- tees, elected in March annually. The vil- lage contains 4 churches, 3 good school buildings, a ladies' library of 500 volumes, a good weekly newspaper, the State Line Observer (Independent), an efficient fire de- partment, possessing a good hand fire engine, hose, and a hook and ladder com- panies. The manufactures consist of lum- ber, shingles, staves, cheese, flour, furni- ture, leather, castings, brick, tile and ma- chinery. The shipments for 9 months of the present year (1880) were 6,333,788 pounds, consisting of manufactured goods and farm products. Morenci is situated in a fine level farming country, land com- manding from $40 to $75 per acre. Mail, daily by stage to Hudson, northwest, and tri-weekly to Wauseon, Ohio, south. Stage fare to Hudson, 75 cents; to Wauseon, $1.00. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. E. B. Rorick, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Acker Henry, barber.
Acker & Sons (George, Wm and Charles H), dry goods and shoes.
Allen Augustus E, Publr State Line Observer.
Allen Erasmus D, editor State Line Ob- server.
Allen John, jeweler.
Armstrong Oscar S. physician.
Baker G Henry, furniture.
Baker J Albert, physician.
Baker Leander, machinist.
Baldwin Edwin, constable.
Blair David M, carriage minfr.
Blair & Henion (James Blair, Dudley C lenion), blacksmiths. Booream Thomas W, railroad agt.
Brees Lewis, saw-mill, 13 miles n.
Burnett Sobieski R, hotel and livery stable. Butler Charles M, physician. Capp John H, meat market.
Chamberlin Judson, grocer and restaurant. Chappell Wm HI, foundry. Clark Edward, brick mnfr.
Cole Herman S (II S Cole & Bro). physi- cian.
Cole H S && Bro ( Herman S and Wm W), drugs and groceries.
Conant George W, carriage mnfr.
Converse James O, photographer.
Crabbs John, tailor.
Crabbs John C, gunsmith and machinist. Davis Jerome, justice of peace. Day Elbridge G, tailor.
Dinius Rev George W (United Brethren).
Downer Dexter A. saloon.
Drake Theodore F, wagonmaker.
Ewers Norman A, shoemaker.
Exchange Hotel, S T Snow Propr: Centrally Located: Good Accommoda- tions.
Field Thomas H, barber. ;
Fuller Cash D, general store.
Gates G H & Co (George H and Wm R Gates), clothing, etc.
Gillis Ezra W, shingle, saw and flour mill.
Green H E & Co (Henry E Green, Elias B Rorick), hardwarc.
Hagaman Joseph, tannery.
Horton Rev Jacob (Methodist).
Housman John V, shingle and cider mofr.
Howland James W, harnessmaker.
Kingman Daniel E, grocer.
Jibb Wm, constable.
Killim Mrs Christina, milliner,
Layton Mrs Jennie, dressmaker.
Loman Mrs Mary L, milliner.
McFarlane Samuel M, meats.
Mace Wendell A, livery stable.
Marlatt W & Co (Wellington and Mrs Han- nah Marlatt), grocers.
Maynard Rev Abner (Baptist).
Miles Jerome, brick mnfr.
Moore John, justice of peace.
Morgan Dayton B. lawyer.
Osgood Bros (Omer D and Elmer W), Cider, Jelly and Broom Handle Mnfrs (Stenmı).
Packer Isaac D, livery stable.
Partridge Frank A. barber.
Randall Murdock E, justice of peace.
Richards Richard, shoemaker.
Rock Robert, photographer.
Rorick Elias B (HI E Green & Co), exp azt.
Rose Wm, shook mnfr.
Rothrock H E & Co (Mrs Harriet E Roth- rock, Mrs Mary Green), saw-mill, 2; miles e.
Rowley Chester H. books and stationery.
Rowley Mrs Frances , hair goods.
Salisbury & Pegg (David S Salisbury, Hu- ron D Pegg), drugs and groceries. Saulsbury Moses E, hardware. Scofield Silas A. undertaker.
VINEGAR AND PICKLES.
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Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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Shepherd Wm, bakery.
Simpson Robert, harnessmaker.
Smith A T & Bro (Albert T and Rollin M), general store.
Snow Laforest A., farm impts.
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snow Spencer T, Propr Exchange Hotel.
Staninger Ross, blacksmith.
Staic Line Observer (Weekly. Ind), A E Allen Publr, Saturday.
Stevenson Win G. dentist.
Stocum Charles W, physician.
Terpening & Snow (John Terpening, Jabez HI Snow), saloon.
Thorp & Williams (George W Thorp. Daniel S Williams), lumber and coal dealers.
Todd Oliver, saw-mill, 3 miles s, in Ohio. Toms & Randall (Wni H Toms, Murdock E Randall), grocers.
Tunison Ezra C. general store and grain.
Van Alstine Gardner P, jeweler.
Van Antwerp Rev John (Congregational). Van Every Edgar, blacksmith.
Wakefield C C & Co (Charles C and Den- nis), bankers.
Williams Henry C, physician.
Woodworth George W, saw-mill, 4 miles w. Wyman Henry S. physician.
Young George W, shoemaker.
MOREY'S. Missaukee county. (See Pioneer.)
MORGAN.
Formerly a postoffice in Marquette coun- ty. Its location is on the M .. H. & O. R. R., 7 miles west of Marquette and 5 east of Negaunce. The chief interest is the min- ing and shipping of iron. Express. Amer- ican. Telegraph. Northwestern. The population is about $00, chiefly miners.
MORGAN.
A station on the Grand Rapids Div. M. C. R. R., in Castleton township, Barry county, 7 miles east of Hastings, the county seat. Mail, daily.
MORGAN STATION.
Newaygo county. (Se White Cloud.)
MORGANVILLE.
A place in the southwestern part of Hillsdale county, Imiles west of Amboy.
MORLEY.
An incorporated village of 400 inhab- itants, located on the Little Muskegon river, in the townships of Etna and Deer- field, Mecosta county. It is a station on the G. R. & I. R. R., 15 miles south of Big Rapids and 41 north of Grand Rapids. The river supplies power to a flour mill, saw- mill and planing mill, and there is a Metho- dist church and Union school. Morley was settled in 1869. and incorporated in 1871. Five million feet of lumber and a large number of shingles were shipped during the past year. Express, United States. Telegraph, Atlantic & Pacific. Mail stage tri-weekly to Rustford, Altona and Sylvester; fare, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1. Daniel W. Stewart, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beard Frederick C, grocer.
Beckley Edward, carpenter.
Bell John, lumberman, 3 miles n.
Brown Benjamin F, physician.
Carr James M. saw-mill, 4 miles w.
Chapin Allen, general store.
Clark Mrs Ellen W, milliner.
Coan James. mason.
Commercial Hotel, John Thall Propr. Cooke & Jones (John T Cooke, Wm T Jones), shingle mnfr, and himbermen.
Cutler Gardner F, hardware and coroner. Dickerson Isaiah, livery.
Eastman Henry, hotel propr.
Elmer Rodney, wagonmaker.
Haisie John B, Lawyer and Insur- ance and Real Estate.
Hanson Bros ( Peter and John), grocers.
Hicks Wm H, druggist and justice.
Higbee & Hugh (Nelson Higbec. Wm Hugh), Inumber mnfrs.
Johnson Andrew C. carpenter.
King Darwin C, justice of peace.
King & Lake (Darwin O King. Wm O Lake), general store and shingle mufrs.
Lawson & Anderson (Charles Law. son, Swen P Anderson). Boots and Shoes and Shoe Makers.
Lignin Wm I, mason.
Me Mullen Bartlett H. physician.
Nethaway Lyman, hardware.
Nethaway Marcellus T. furniture.
Nickins Spencer, barber.
Peck Charles P. railroad and exp agt
Piersdon John, lumber inspr and justice.
Pike Nelson, general store.
Porter Miller (Dennis Porter. Homer Miller), Flour Mill.
Reynier Julias, saloon.
Richmond Wellington Il, jeweler and sta tioner.
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Rowland August, meats. Smith Rev (Methodist).
Soper Nathan, blacksmith.
Stewart D W & Co (Daniel W Stew- art, Cooke & Jones), General Store and Grain.
Swanger Michael, restaurant and confec- tionery.
Thall John, Propr Commercial Hotel. Vorce George P, justice of peace. Vorce Mrs H B, milliner.
Woolworth Benjamin F, harnessmaker.
MORRICE.
Established as a postoffice in 1877, is lo- cated in Perry township, Shiawassee coun- ty, 14 miles south of Corunna, the county seat. It is a station on the C. & G. T. Ry, 21 miles northeast of Lansing and 74 north- west of Detroit. Among the interests here are a saw-mill, stave mill, flouring mill, Presbyterian church and district school. Population, about 200. Bank at Owosso, 12 miles distant. Wheat, lumber, staves, wool and general produce are shipped. Express, American .. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. Charles Tyler, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Austin G O. physician and druggist.
Burrell DI HI, Grocer.
Chaffin Miss D F, milliner.
Courtney & Mckeon, hardware.
Crane C R, lumber and hardware.
Davis D E, mason.
Flynn Wm. furniture.
Goss Bros, dry goods and groceries.
Grout B F, justice of peace.
Halsted II P, Physician.
Horton H, lumber and heading mnfr.
Howard H, earpenter.
Jones M L, railroad and exp agt.
Litchfield J. propr Wilson House.
Menter J. blacksmith.
Nethaway H F, saloon.
Norton Win, Cooper.
Park J, carpenter.
Potts -, wagomaker.
Quick A F, builder.
Quick Mrs A F. milliner.
Rann B F, Flour Mill.
Tyler Bros, General Produce and Plas- ter, Lime, etc.
Tyler W B. builder. Waters G M. harnessmaker. Wells W B, mason.
Whitney O C, watches and jewelry.
MORRIS.
Berrien county, a station on the South Div. C. & W. M. R. R., 16 miles above New Buffalo.
MOSCOW.
A village of 300 population. in Moscow township, Hillsdale county. 14 miles from Hillsdale, the county seat, and 3 northwest of Jerome, a station on the D., H. & S. W. R. R., with which it has daily mail stage communication. The Kalamazoo river. upon which the town is situated, affords limited water power. Agricultural imple- ments, lumber and flour are manufactured. Settled, 1830. Methodist Episcopal church and a graded school. (For business direc- tory see naines received too late for regu- lar insertion. )
MOSHERVILLE.
A village of 125 inhabitants, settled in 1849 and located on the Fort Wayne & Jackson R. R., in Scipio township, north- west corner of Hillsdale county, 11 miles from Hillsdale and 19 southwest of Jack- son. It is on the Kalamazoo river, and has a flour and saw-mill deriving power from that stream. The place has also a Methodist church and public school. Near- est bank at Jonesville. Express, American Mail, daily. Burton S. Mosher, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bagley E A, physician.
Baker Bros, Blacksmiths.
Culver D F, general store.
Espie John, general store.
Gillespie W H, boot and shoemaker.
Miller R D. blacksmith.
Mosher C F, exp agt.
Mosher George, Carpenter.
Riggs Joseph, justice of peace. Smith W W. railroad agt.
Tyler L N, flour mill and Inmber munfr.
MOSSVILLE.
Discontinued postoffice in Emmet coun ty, 10 miles east of Petoskey.
MOTTVILLE.
A village of 180 population, on the St Joseph river, in the towiship of Mottville, southwest corner of St. Joseph county It is 6 miles west of White Pigeon, it- shipping point, with which it has a tri weekly stage line, 16 southwest of Center
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ville, the county seat, and 160 from De- troit. It has Lutheran and Methodist churches, a public school and some small local interests. Bank, First National, Con- stantine. Grain and live stock are ship- ped. Mail, tri-weekly. L. P. Rhinehart, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boyer F M, cooper.
Brandi G, Wagonmaker.
Broucher D K, physician.
Crick J, boot and shoemaker.
Earley Samnel, general store.
Frame Wm, miller.
Mileman Daniel, Gunsmith.
Perry D B. justice and harnessmaker. Rathfon J L. justice of peace. Rengler Johu, hotel propr.
Ichinchart A M, General Store. Rhinebart L P, Notary Public. Soper H H, blacksmith.
MOULIN ROUGE. (Sce Inkster.)
MOUNT BLISS.
A postoffice distributing mail to about 40 families, located on the Jordan river, in the township of Jordan, Antrim county. It is 15 miles northeast of Bellaire the county seat, an equal distance northwest of Alba station, on the G. R. & I. R. R., and 6 miles south of South Arm. A weekly stage line connects with the two latter points. Petoskey is 26 miles southwest. Shipments, cord-wood and tan-bark. Rob- ert M. Webster, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Webster John B, hotel propr and dentist.
MOUNT CLEMENS.
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Incorporated as a city under the general incorporation law of 1879; contains three wards; population, 3,061, according to census of 1880. It has a transient popula- tion of 500, and is situated on the line of the Grand Trunk Railway. Water com- munication by way of Clinton river aud lake St. Clair; daily boats. Mt. Clemens is one of the earliest settlements in the state, the first settlement dating back to about 1784. The place grew slowly, until about six or seven years ago, when the rapid development of the farming country forced the growth of the village as a mar- ket town. The discovery of the famous mineral waters added an impetus to the
growth and importance of the place. The city is to-day one of the famous resorts for invalids from all parts of the country. Large and commodious hotels have been erected for the accommodation of persons in search of health. The recent contro- versy in regard to the location of the coun- ty seat has resulted in favor of this city, and a new conrt house, to cost $25,000, is in process of erection, on the site of the old one. The city contains five excellent hotels and many boarding houses. The enterprising proprietors of the Avery House have built their hotel on the site of the old Mineral Springs House; it is a very handsome and commodious structure, and connected with the bath house by a covered way, heated with steam to the temperature of the main house, so that guests can go from their own bed chambers to their baths in dressing gown and slip- pers, and after bathing return to their beds without danger of exposure to any change of temperature.
There are 6 churches, representing the Episcopalian, Presbyterian, Methodist, Lu- theran, Baptist and Roman Catholic de- nominations, 4 stave aud heading mills, 3 saw-mills, 2 breweries, 1 foundry, 1 grist mill, 1 tannery. 4 carriage-making estab- lishinents, 3 livery stables, an excellent Union or graded school, besides the usual business houses of a flourishing town. Newspapers, the Monitor and the True Rec- ord (Republican), and Press (Democratic).
The actual settlement of the present site was about the year 1818.
Telegraph, Western Union and United States. Express, Canadian. A telephone line connects all the principal points with a.central office. George M. Crocker, may- or. George HI. Snook, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Avery House, J F & L B Avery Propre. (See ade opp.)
Avery J F & L. B (James F and Lyman B), Propres Avery House. (Se ade opp. ) Axtell & Rosso (Robert M Axtell. John Rosso). pumpmakers.
Babcock Henry W, drugs and tel opr.
Barlow Alfred, restaurant.
Barney Joseph, fish market.
Barr Maynard, bnilder.
Batty John, painter.
Bench Mrs Mary, saloon.
Benoit Peter N, meats.
Bentley Francis H, jeweler.
Bentley Mrs Maria, milliner.
Benton Godrich C. tinsmith. Biewer Angust, brewery.
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Bissell Wm H N, physician. Bollensen Bros (Charles H and Henry), grocers. Botsford Mrs Eliza D, dressmaker.
Bracy Samuel F. blacksmith.
Brehler & Deziel (John E Brehler, Arthur Deziel), general store.
Brennan James F, livery.
Burroughs Charles E (cold), barber.
Canfield Arthur L, lawyer.
Central Park House, Louis Schoman propr.
Chamberlain Joseph C, grocer.
Chamberlain & Cook (Joseph C Chamber- lain, Frederick Cook), bakers.
Chapaton Oliver, pres Mt Clemens Savings Bank.
Chapaton Robert, carpenter.
Chappell & Peltier (Franklin F Chappell, WVm Peltier), undertakers.
Chevillott Francis, shoemaker.
Clifton Honse, J D Elliott propr.
Conner Henry, builder.
Conner Henry, propr Sherman House.
Crane George H, druggist.
Crittenden' & Posner (Win G Crittenden, Robert Posner), hardware.
Crocker George MI, Pros Atty and Mayor.
Crocker Thomas M, city attorney.
Crocker & Hutchins (Thomas M Crocker, Harry B Hutchins), Lawyers.
Dankers John, carriagemaker.
Decker Wilhelmus, physician.
Deniwith Felix, saw and flour mill, 2 iniles n.
Detroit House, J Mordhouse propr.
Dicken Wm L, county clerk. Diehl John F. truckunan.
Donaldson Bros(Wm S and Andrew T), Carriage and Wagon Makers and Founders.
Drexel Frederick 1. jeweler.
Ecker Stephen O, jeweler.
Eldredge James B. probate judge.
Eldredge Robert P, lawyer.
Elliott John D, propr Clifton House.
Erin & Gratiot Plank Road Co, A N Muu- ger supt, lumber. Farber John, baker.
Fluemer Wm, flour mill. Gale Samnel S, hardware. Gardner Valentine, physician.
Gates George P, cigar minfr.
George Charles J. saloon. Gordon Rev J M ( Methodist). Graff Frederick, mason. Greiner Peter P, grocer and livery. Groesbeek Charles S, stave factory. Groesbeck Louis, sheriff.
Grovier Bros (George J, Edwin H and Ar- thur N), general store.
Hager Ariel W, physician.
Hahın Joseph, painter.
HIall & Shook (Win E Hall, Philip H Shook), lumber.
Haller Nicholas, tailor.
Hamman Mrs John, saloon.
Harrington Mrs Mary, fancy goods.
Hart Wm, grocer.
Hayward Abner, physician.
Heath John B, constable.
Heidenrich Ernest, gunsmith.
Meine Win, General Store.
Hensler Lawrence, harnessmaker.
Hollstein John, beer bottler.
Hubbard Jacob, builder.
Hubbard Joseph, sewing machines.
Hutchins Jesse E, dentist.
Jacobi Alexander, clothing.
Jarchow John, saloon.
Jean Robert, flour and feed.
Johnson James M, life insurance.
Jones Miss Ettie, milliner.
Kandt Rudolph J, boat owner.
Keils JJohn, grocer.
Keith S & Son (Shelden and Frederick A), marble works.
Kelly Martin C, physician.
Kendrick & Allor (Frederick G Ken- drick, Louis A Allor), Sash, Door and Blind Mnfrs. (Se ade, page 847.)
Kersting Charles C, furniture.
Kimmeritz Angust, cigar mnfr.
Koehler Julius, wagonmaker.
Krenning Wm, hardware.
Kuken Win. furniture.
LaPoint Mrs Elizabeth, restaurant.
LaPoint & Sayles ( Stephen La Point, Frank Sayles), barbers and saloon.
Law George R, grocer.
Lewis, Brehler & Co (Edward W Lewis, John E and Albert Brehler), sash and blinds.
Lodewyck Henry, livery.
Longstaff Wm, constable.
Lonsby Bros (Joseph and Frederick), lum ber. Lufkins Floyd, brick yard.
Lungershausen Traugott, register of deeds.
Latingershausen & Farrar (Traugott Lungershausen, Judson S Farrar). Ab- stracts of Title. (Se ade, page 847.)
Mason Boaze Y. saloon.
Mason Charles, shoemaker.
Matthews Ephraim, confectioner. Miller Ferdinand, shoemaker.
Miller Win, brewery.
Miller Wm N. printer
Mintonye John, photographer
HORSE CLOTHING AND ROBES,
P. HAYDEN, Detroit. Manufacturer & Jobber.
29908 0HA 30MUITOJ3 37808
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