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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aberle Jacob, tanner.
Andrus Wm H, hardware Austin Albert, physician. Axford Hiram, meat market.
Baldwin Charles A. grocer.
Barnum Daniel A, Mufr of Upho !. stered Goods and Dealer in all Kinds of Furniture, cor Exchange and Ball.
Beach Bros (Wm II and Horace G), grain. Beckwith Robert C, physician
LEWIS MANN,
Lager Beer Bottles, Bottling Supplies and Tel- ephone Station, 311 Rivard, corner Catherine.
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PRINTING.
THE OWOSSO WEEKLY PRESS
STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
J. H. CHAMPION & CO., Prop'rs.
OWOSSO, SHIAWASSEE CO., MICH. 1
Making a Specialty of Local Matters throughout the County, THE PRESS has the Greatest Number of Readers of any paper in the County; hence, is the best Advertising Medium.
JOB PRINTING
THE OFFICE, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
Has a large Cylinder Press, two Gordon Job Presses, a complete Stereo- typing Outfit, and a Large Variety of Type, comprising the best facilities for doing
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK
Of any Printing Office in the County.
Prompt Attention given to Orders, and Work done on Short Notice.
BAU220 MEEKEA BUEZR
AMITNIET 807
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FURNITURE, CARPETS,
BEDDING,
MILLS & BARKER, wholesale manufacturers. Hotels furnished throughout on most liberal terms, Warercom, # 176 and 178 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, MICH.
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Bebe James A. grocer.
Beebe Wellington S, photographer.
Bennett George L, Blacksmith. Black George R, dry goods and shoes.
Brewer & Howe (Emory L. Brewer, Joseph H Howe), boots and shoes. Broad Mrs Win M, milliner. Brooks Electa M, grocer.
Burhans & Dawes (Daniel Burhans, Martin C Dawes), wholesale tobacco and oils. Burpee Martin W, chair mnfr.
Caille J & son (Joseph and Charles), Mnfrs of Furniture and Undertakers, W Owosso.
Champion J N & Co (John HI Cham- pion, Mrs Jane A Church), Proprs, Owosso Press. (See ude, page 999.)
Cooper Charles A, agt M C R R.
Copas Joseph H, meats.
Covert Andrew, blacksmith.
Curwood James, shoes, W Owosso.
Decker Mrs C HK, Milliner.
Deckinger Rev George (German Lutheran). Devereaux George W, livery.
Dewer & Stewart (Thomas D Dewey, John Stewart ), Proprs Owosso City Flour Mills, Plaster and Saw- Mills, and Owosso Breeding Stables. (See ade opp.)
Dimmick D & Son (Dwight and Guerdon), crockery and glassware.
Dingman John C, grocer.
Douglass Hugh, cooper.
Duff Flora G, Grocer.
Eggleston Andrew J, sewing machines.
Estey Mufg Co, D M Estey Pres, Charles E Rigley Sec, Furniture Mufrs. (See ade, page 913.) Evans John D, livery. Exchange Hotel, Wm Fauth propr.
Farnum Rev Welcome I. (Baptist).
Fauth Wm, propr Exchange Hotel.
First National Bank (Capital and Surplus, 865,665), Amos Gould Pres, T D Dewey Vice Pres, C E Hershey Asst Cashr, Washington.
Frieseke J & H (Julius and Herman), Mnfrs Common and Pressed Brick and Drain Tile, opp D, G H & M Ry Depot. Frain & Dwight (Henry H Frain, David Dwight), blacksmiths.
Frayer & Ketcham (Irwin Frayer, James Ketcham), sewing machines.
Gabriel Charles, cooper. Gates Henry C. cigar mnfr. Goetzen John II. tailor. Grayson Albert O, barber. Gregory Henry B, exp agt.
Gregory & MeHardy (Henry B Gregory, Arthur MeHardy), grain and farm impts. Guile Wm F, jeweler.
Gute John, brewer.
Haarer Daniel, meat market.
Hansman Mrs Martie, Grocer
Harrington Mrs C L, milliner.
Hawley Clarence C. saloon.
Hoyt & Davis (John S Hoyt, John J Da- vis), dry goods.
Holman Mrs H, milliner.
Horsman & Campbell (Thomas J Hors- man, Randall Campbell), marble works. IJouk Rev J M (German Methodist).
House Orasmus C, baker.
Howell, Cossett & Co (Wm Howell, Charles Cossett, Samuel L Bateman), foundry.
Hughes George B. meat market.
Hutchins Eugene R. lawyer.
Jenkins George P, farm impts.
Johnson Alexander, barber.
Keyte Moses, harnessmaker.
Laubengayer John F, Druggist.
Lawrence & Banister (Charles Lawrence, Frank H Banister), grocers.
Lebsch Oscar, baker.
Lewis Cordelia M. produce.
Loring George W, Variety Store.
Lyon Wm J, grocer.
Lyon & Kilpatrick (Gilbert R Lyon, Win M Kilpatrick), Lawyers and Insur- ance Agts. Washington.
McBain Newton, clothing.
McCormick Colin, physician.
Manning Joseph, wagonmaker.
Martin Henry W, harnessmaker.
Meacher & Lamson, cheese factory, 1} miles n e.
Mosher Wm H, wayoumaker.
Michigan Sewing Machine and Organ Co, C E Shattuck mugr.
Miller Wmn .J, Propr New York House, W Owosso.
National Hotel, A J Patterson Propr, cor Main and Washington.
Nelan Thomas, wagonmaker.
New York House, Win J Miller Propr, W Owosso.
Oakes George W. planing mill.
Osborn Bros (Charles A and Gilbert L), drugs.
Osborn & Sons (Jane, Morris and Charles Y). dry goods.
Owowo Breeding Stables, Dewey & Stewart Propres. (Se ade opp.)
Owono Junction House, George Thomas Propr. Owosso Junction.
Owovo Press (Weekly, Democratic), - J H Champion & Co Proprs. (Se adt. page 909.)
Parker Wm D, restaurant.
Parkill Charles P, drugs.
Provide for your own household. Do it with a Policy in the
Washington Life," DR. S. L. FULLER Gen'l Agent, DETROIT.
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View of Works-River Front. THE LARGEST FACTORY IN THE STATE.
52.
DODARD,
MANUFACTURER OF
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
Low Estimates furnished to Wholesale Dealers. Send for Prices before buying elsewhere. OWOSSO, MICH.
WOODARD BROS.
MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE, ASH and WALNUT CHAMBER SETS and EXTENSION TABLES. owosso, MICH.
OWOSSO
(MICHIG.LN)
BREEDING STABLES
DEWEY & STEWART, PROF'RS.
LARGEST BREEDERS IN THE STATE.
Our Breeding Stallions are LOUIS NAPOLEON, by Volunteer, by Rysdyk's Hambleto- nian; Dam. Hatty Wood, by Harry Clay
JO. GAVIN, by Messenger Durock, by Rysyk's Hambletonian; Dam, Fanny Mape. a half sister to Goldsmith Maid. JEROME EDDY, by Louis Napoleon; Dam, the Dam of Jo, Gavin.
STALLIONS, BROOD MARES, COLTS and FILLIES FOR SALE. Send for Catalogue.
UMACIO
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Provide for your family by a policy in the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit. No Massachusetts Life Co, ever failed
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Patterson Andrew J, propr National Hotel. Pease Orlo A, wagonmaker.
Peck Isaac L, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors and Blinds, etc, Washing- ton, s of D. G H & M Ry.
Perkins Jabez, physician.
Peterson Henry B, dentist.
Ridley Mark H, shoemaker.
Robbins J H & Son (Joseph H and Benja- min F), furniture dealers.
Rogers Philip, propr Rogers House.
Rose & Rothchild (Bernhard Rose, Alex- ander Rothchild), clothing, etc.
Seelye Osmun C, principal union school.
Seiler & Fletcher (Louis Seiler jr, Wm Fletcher), flour mill.
Sharpstene Oscar, Saloon.
Smith Elliott V, railroad agt.
Smith Franklin B, physician.
Smith Job A, cigar mnfr.
Smith Stearns F, lawyer.
Stewart Matthias L, banker.
Strahle Burkhart H, boots and shoes.
Struber Ludwig. MInfr and Dealer in Boots and Shoes. Main.
Stuart Chester J. hardware.
Sweitzer Rev F (German Methodist).
Taylor Benjamin F, Justice of the Peace, Collection Agt and Conveyancing, Washington.
Thomas Alfred T, general store, W Owosso. Thomas George, Propr Owosso Junc- tion Hou-c.
Turner Jerome W. lawyer.
Union Mattress Co, HI R Tooley Propr, Mnfr of all Kinds of Mattresses and Spiral Spring Beds, Race.
Van Dusen Lawrence, justice of peace. Van Houten Robert, physician.
Watters Patrick, Meat Market. Welcher Newell H, restaurant. Wesener Hugo. dry goods.
Wheeler Rev James (Catholic).
White Bros (Erastus E and Welling- ton), Furniture Mnfrs, Planing Mill and General Jobbing, Opp D, G H & M Ry Depot.
Wildermuth F J, saloon.
Williams Charles S, farm impts and grain. Williams James C, boots and shoes.
. Wood M & Co (Mason Wood. David and Edward Gouldd), handle mufrs.
Woodard Bros (Wmn A and Henry A), Furniture Mufrs. (See ade, page 911.)
Woodard Lyman E, Mufr Sash, Doors and Blinds: Planing Mill. Lumber Dealer, etc. (Se ade, page 911.)
Yeats & Osborn (James F Yeats, Walter A Osborn), foundry.
OX BOW.
A postoffice and place of some 50 inhab- itants, in White Lake township, Oakland county, 10} miles west of Pontiac, with which it has daily mail stage communica- tion, and via which it is distant from De- troit 38 miles. Waterford, 6 miles north- east, is its nearest railroad point. Good water power is derived from the Huron river, utilized by saw, feed and planing mills. Sash, doors, blinds and lumber are shipped. Settled, 1834. Mail, daily. R. W. Hopkins, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Allen Theodore, blacksmith.
Allen Wm, general store.
Hathaway L N, mason.
Hopkins K W, Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds, and Feed Mill.
Luther G J, carpenter.
OXFORD.
With a population of 1.200, is located on the D. & B. C. R. R.,- in Oxford town- ship, Oakland county, 16 miles north of Pontiac, the county seat, 17 south of La- peer, and 43 above Detroit. Oxford was first settled in 1836, and became incorpo- rated in 1875. But little manufacturing is carried on here, the village deriving its main support from the rich farming coun- try with which it is surrounded. It has a flour mill, planing mill, and 2 machine shops, a grain elevator. Congregational, Methodist, Baptist and Christian churches, a Union school building, 2 weekly news- papers, the Journal and Globe, a bank, 2 hotels, and some other local interests. General farm products are shipped. Ex- press, American. £ Telegraph. Western Union. Mail, daily. David W. Bell, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alger George W (agt), general store.
Axford John M. capitalist.
Axford Morgan, capitalist.
Axford Samuel B, capitalist.
Axford Samuel D, capitalist.
Axford Worth, farm impts, and editor and propr Oxford Journal.
Bailey Oliver S, boot and shoe maker.
Baker & Miller (Jehiel W Baker. John G Miller), Stone Masons and Well Diggers
Baldwin Harrison, Furniture and Undertaker, the only one in the village. Member State Association.
Barber D C & Co (Daniel C Barber, An- drew Lent), hardware.
Fly Nets, Sheets and Dusters,
P. HAYDEN, DETROIT, Saddlery Hardware, Etc.
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Use Porter's Joliet Lager Beer.
T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent,
Chicago. See Advertisement opposite page 131.
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Beebe & Kimbell (Jolin W Becbe, Erastus S Kimbell), meat market.
Bell David W, druggist, general store and express agent.
Bell Orin E, physician.
Bennett Moses S, physician.
Bennett Wallace, general store,
Bloss Miss Helen M, milliner.
Brown George C, marble works.
Brownell Willard H. jewelry.
Burdick Egbert, physician.
Cannon John W, editor Oxford Globe.
Casler Rev David (Methodist Episcopal). Christman Ellis W, flour mill.
Clark Elisha R, saloon.
Clemens John, carriagemaker. Commercial Hotel, D Ramsdell propr.
Crawford Nelson H, grain and wool.
Davison John, blacksmith.
De Geer Rev Wm H (Christian Union).
Dibble Thomas J, meat market.
Dibble Mrs T J, dressmaker.
Dikeman Horace E, Justice, Attor- ney at Law, Surveyor and Civil Engi- neer.
Eggert & Conklin (Charles Eggert, Minard Conklin) tailors.
Fenn Silas T, insurance agt.
Findon Wm, brewery.
Frink Edmund B. blacksmith.
Gardner John T, grain and produce.
Glaspie Andrew P, General Store.
Glidden Rev N D (Congregational).
Green Warren B. harnessmaker.
Greene Mrs Flora R, books and stationery.
Gregg Mrs Elizabeth, groceries.
Hackett & Son (Urias S and Philo E), Druggists, Paints, Oils and Groceries; also Insurance Agts. Hagerman Alfred, live stock.
Hagerman Frank, live stock.
Hagerman & Larzelier (John D Hagerman, Nicholas Larzelier), general store. Hart Frank T, tailor.
Hartwig Augustus, blacksmith.
Hazeltoa & Stroup (Sylvester He- zelton, Frank Stroup), Coopers and Cider Mnfrs.
Holbert Gabriel S, banker.
Holcomb Mrs Henry A. jeweler.
Hulick & Carpenter ( Daniel A Hulick Daniel M Carpenter), boots and shoes.
Jenkins John C, Auctioneer. Keillor Titus D, physician.
Kelley Horace, boot and shoemaker.
Knowles Otis F, dentist.
Lenhoff John, clothing.
Lenhoff Max, clothing.
Losey Joshua P. livery.
Mckenzie & Nichols (John McKenzie. Andrew Nichols), carriagemakers.
Malcolm Charles P, Foundry, Mnir Farm Impts and Castings.
Marsh Eli S, cooper.
May Wm II. barnessmaker.
Miller John G, Mason and Builder.
Mills Alpon D. planing mill.
Mills Rev Win H (Baptist).
Noble Wm S, boot and shoemaker.
Oxford Globe (weekly), J W Cannon editor. Oxford Journal (weekly), W Axford editor. Palmiter James B. railroad agt.
Parsell Mrs George C. milliner.
Perkins & Skillman (Hart Perkins, Wiu Skillman), grocers.
Porter James, physician
Ramsdell Daniel. propr Commercial Hotel
Rice Truman H, foundry.
Robinson Warner. barber.
Ryman Johu. livery.
Ryman Mrs Jolin. milliner.
Slayton Ralph W, builder.
Southerland Levi W. general store.
Stanton Alvan A. cider mufr.
Stanton Harmon C, propr Stanton Hou+ !.
Stanton John L. capitalist.
Stanton John T, physician.
Stoddard Addison L, job printer.
D. M. ESTEY, President and Treasurer. CHAS. E. RIGLEY, Vice-Pres. and Secretary.
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.
ESTEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS
Ash and Walnut Chamber Suits, etc.
Office and Warerooms, cor. Washington and Huron Sts .. OWOSSO, NICE
CEMENT
CHAS. D. COLSON, 103 aa1 110 Franklin St., Chicago, The C-lobrate! Willaria White Sand. Best Brands of Imported and Domestic Bad.ale Cem at, My York aal Michigan Stucco, Etc.
See Adv,, ofprace 120.
BEDATTOO
Home Life Ins. Co. Has removed all restrictions upon residence and travel a policies. World-wide best Co. for Agents to work, E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't., Chicago, III.
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Stone Wm H, tailor. Swain Delos, blacksmith.
Tanner Anson W, capitalist.
Thomas Quincy A, justice and county sur- veyor.
Treat Loral L, lawyer.
Tunstead Charles F, saloon.
Tunstead Wm J, hardware.
Van Sickel Myron, barber.
Van Slike Allen J, harnessmaker.
Wallace Joel, grain and produce. Wallace Lew C, druggist.
Whitcomb G J & S M (Gilbert J, Sidney M), furniture.
. Wilkinson Wm H, physician.
PACKARD.
A small place in the northeastern part of Ingham county, on the L. S. & M. S. Ry.
PACK'S MILLS.
A station on the P. H. & N. W. Ry, in Washington township, Sanilac county, 34 miles north of Port Huron and 11 south- east of Sandusky, the county seat. Far- mers (Carsonville), 3} miles north, is its postoffice.
PAINES.
Located at the juction of the Saginaw ' Div. M. C. R. R., and the S. V. & St. I .. R. R., in James township. Saginaw county, 4 miles southwest of Saginaw. It is on the Tittabawassec river, in a low clayey region. and has a brick yard, a salt block and a shingle mill. Settled in 1871. Popula- tion, 150. Bank at Saginaw City. Ship- ments of brick, tile and shingles in 1879 aggregated 5,778.323 lbs. Express; Amer- ican. Telegraph, Western Union. H. W. Stewart, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Andrews E, shingle innfr.
Fayerweather Edward, general store. Paine A. B, brick and tile mnfr.
stewart HI W, R R and Exp Agt.
PAINESVILLE. Saginaw county. (See Painex. )
PAINT CREEK.
Also called Whittaker's Corners, is lo- - cated in Augusta township, Washtenaw county, 16 miles south east of Ann Arbor, the county seat, and 37 southwest of Dr. troit via Ypsilanti, its shipping point. which is 7 miles north. It has a steam
saw-mill and a semi-weekly mail. John Schaffer, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beaubien David, general store.
Childs Josiah, justice of peace.
Russ James, justice of peace.
Russell S, constable.
Schaffer John, General Store.
Swayzie A, lumber mnfr.
Ward Wm E, Blacksmith and Farmer.
PALMER.
With a population of 650, is a settle- ment formed in 1870, at the head waters of Escanaba river, in Richmond township. Marquette county, 17 miles southwest of Marquette court house, and 5 south of Negaunee, ils shipping point, connected by daily mail stage: fare, 25 cents. Iron ore forms the only exports. Joseph Kirk- patrick, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Haskell H M, physician, Palmer Mines.
Kirkpatrick James, engineer Palmer Mines.
Kirkpatrick Joseph, Mngr Palmer Iron Co.
Larson P, mining engineer.
Palmer Iron Co, iron miners and general store.
Reichel John, boot and shoemaker.
Ronan John. transfer ast.
Ronan Miss MI L. school teacher.
Tyler Henry, Machinist.
Whiteside Wm H, supt Palmer Mines.
PALMER'S. Ionia county. (See Orleans.)
PALMYRA.
Distant from Detroit 60 miles, Toledo 2%, and Adrian court house 6, is a village of 300 inhabitants. Settled in 1530 on the river Raisin, in Palmyra township. Lena- wee county, and a station ou the I .. S. & M. S. Rv. The village has two churches, Methodist and Presbyterian. and manufactures and ships paper, lumber and staves to Grosvenor. 2 miles distant. Bank at Blissfield. Mail, daily. P. C. DeGraff, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baldwin H I, wagoumaker.
Cole M T. produce. DeGraff PC, General Store. Driggs E, live stock.
Freeman G W & Co. lumber unfrs. Grim John N, hotel propr.
FASHIONABLE GENTS IN ROCHESTER Patronize the Leading Merchant Tailors,
Sol. S. Bateson & Bro.
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ROE STEPHENS, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., gives best terras on
VOSE PIANOS
PAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PAR 915
Hartley A J, Cooper. Ilil L Burton, railroad agt and town clk. Lui E G, barber. Linn & Van Wey, wagomnakers. Lum W S, deputy sheriff. Mc Monagle N, hotel propr. Mitchell Jacob, paper innfr. Osborn E & J. live stock. Reynolds . IN, Physician. Robinson R, justice of peace. Turrill & Kelly, Cider Mnfrs.
Van Camp Rev A (Methodist Episcopal). Van Wey James E, blacksmith. Van Wey L, blacksmith. Van Wey Wm, meat market. Westgate II, carpenter. Whitmarsh S P, grocer and druggist. Zeigle Jolm, shoemaker.
PALO.
According to the census of 1880, has a population of 327. It is situated on Prairie creek, in Ronald township, Ionia county, 54 miles east of Shiloh, a small place on the Stanton Br. of the D., L. & N. R. R., with which it is connected by a daily stage line, and via which it is 15 miles northeast of Ionia court house and 137 northwest of Detroit. The place has Baptist and Methodist churches and a graded public school of 3 departments. Dairy products, fruit, grain and wool are the chief ship- ments. Mail, daily. Asa E. Halbert, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen Miss A. M, teacher.
Bale Miss Etta, teacher.
Bingham P. shoemaker. Burgess George, blacksmith.
Cagwin D C. principal of public schools.
Compton T R, cooper and hoop mufr.
Dennis James, Hardware and Furni- ture.
De Pue John, wagonmaker.
Epley C C. physician.
Gauss John, blacksmith.
Halbert Asa E, Drugs, Books. Con- veyancer and Surveyor.
Hinckley Miss P R. milliner. Holbrook Samuel A, deputy sheriff. Hollister David, physician.
Hollywood T L. physician. Katz J F. shoemaker.
Mack Wm, livery.
Billard Matthew, General Store. Millard M & Co, mnfr threshing machines. Miller H & R, founders. Mitchell Mrs E, milliner and dressmaker. Munger Rov W L (Baptist).
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Noel & Gover, druggists. "
North Robert, propr Palo House. Pettibone Mrs MI E, dressmaker.
Pew B F, Dry Goods and Groceries. Pew H D, druggist and grocer.
Pew & Wilder (Mrs). milliners. Reimer C, meat market and shoemaker. Roberts Rev James (Methodist). Rork & Dailey, pump mnfrs. Sunderlin E B, dry goods. Swain D A, harnessmaker. Van Vleck A, Grist and Saw- Mill.
Wing Wm & Son, grocers. Wortman C E, harnessmaker and con- stable.
PANAMA.
In Newaygo county, 5 miles northwest of Fremont.
PA-PA-ME.
In Oceana county, 5 miles northwest of Cob-Moo-Sa.
PARADISE.
The postoffice at Kingsley station, 8 place of 50 inhabitants on the Traverse City Br. G. R. & I. R. R., in Paradise township, Grand Traverse county, 16 miles southeast of Traverse City, the county seat and bank and trading point. Para- dise has a saw-mill and ships lumber, grain and potatoes. Telegraph. Atlantic and Pacific. Mail, daily. J. W. Kingsley. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Blair H, blacksmith and wagomnaker.
Brownson M. physician, druggist, general store and lumber mnfr.
Hilton J D. grocer.
Kingsley J W, General Store and Rai !- road Agt.
PARIS.
Has a population of 320. and is located in Green township, Mecosta county, 6 miles north of Big Rapids. It is a station on the G. R. & I. R. R., 62 miles above Grand Rapids. 128 south of Petoskey and 155 from Detroit. Paris creek unites with the Muskegon river here, affording a good wa ter power. Flour and saw-mills are oper. ated. Bank, Northern National, Big Rap- ids. Shipments, lumber, potatis, grat tan-hark and shingles, Land from $6 to $50 per acre. Mail, daily. E. F. Daren. port, postmaster.
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, Il1.
Smoke Gold Flake Cut Plug.
Globe Tobacco Co
DETROIT.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bisbee J E, professor of music.
Brown G R, carpenter and builder.
Davenport E F, General Store and Druggist.
Ford Alfred, physician.
Frink Martin L, propr Paris Hotel.
Furney John, painter.
Furney Wm, carpenter and undertaker. Johnson James, millwright.
Judkins James, carpenter.
Judkins Louis F, express and railroad agt. Leggett Isaac J, physician.
McFarlane Andrew, lumberman and farmer.
Silsby Sidney A. wagonmaker.
Stickney Edmund M, flour and saw-mills.
Swiger Nelson J, blacksmith,
Symonds Stephen H, boots and shoes.
Thompson Rev W H (Methodist).
Teachout Win C, saw-mill, 6 miles w.
PARISVILLE.
Has a population of 60, and is located in the township of Paris, Huron county, 16 miles southeast of Bad Axe, the county seat, 64 above Port Huron, 10 west of lake Huron, and 4 west of Minden station, on the P. H. & N. W. Ry. It has a Catho- lic church, flouring mill. 3 saw and shingle mills, and ships grain, hay, cattle, shingles and Inmber. A stage, with mail, leaves for Minden twice weekly. Wm. Engel, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Buchkowski Fr, general store and saloon. Buchkowski Joseph, flour and saw-mill. Campbell Robert, grocer and lumber mnfr. Dumond Martin, saw and planing mill. Engel Win, Dry Goods and Groceries. Fultz G, lumber mnfr.
Gliniecki Anthony, saloon and grocery. Graebil John, lumber innfr.
Zinger Edward, hotel and saloon.
PARK. St. Joseph county. (See Portage.)
PARK LANDING.
Ottawa county. (See Olire.)
PARKER'S CORNERS.
Livingston county. (See losco.)
PARKS CORNERS. In Washtenaw county, 4 miles north of Manchester.
PARKVILLE.
A village having 164 inhabitants, located on the Portage river, in Park township, St. Joseph county, 8 miles above Centreville. the county seat, and 4} east of Moorepark. on the Kalamazoo Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry, with which it has daily stage communica- tion. Flour, feed, cloth and varn are manufactured, and, with farm products, are exported. Bank at Three Rivers. Mail, daily. George Dunham, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bodmer E, General Store.'
Calkins Rev C L (Methodist). Corbyn F E, physician and justice.
Deem B F, barber. .
Deem Franklin, shoemaker.
Dentler Frank C, flour and saw-mill.
Dunham George, Boots and Shoes.
Dunham Mrs S A, milliner.
Garmon Johnson, Hotel Propr.
Heinbach John, wagonmaker.
Howe T J, blacksmith.
Nelson P, cooper.
Sadenburg Thomas, harnessmaker.
Schelhouse LE & Co, Woolen Mills. Smith D P, railroad agt.
PARMA.
An incorporated village of Jackson county, having about 600 inhabitants, lies on the M. C. R. R., 11 miles west of Jack- son and S7 west of Detroit. It is a plea- sant village, and the location of numerous , business and manufacturing interests, con- tains 3 churches, Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian, and a handsome $20,000 Union school building. A large business is doue here in the purchase and shipment of fruit. Mail, daily. Express, Atneri- can. Telegraph, Western Union. Mark Miller, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barsdale Samuel, blacksmith.
Bristol Smith HI, physician. Bucknum Amasa MI, physician. Bullen Charles W, grocery and mncats. Clapp Julius E, boots and shoes.
Clapp Mrs Mary, dressmaker.
Collins Charles II, painter.
Cooley Carlton, hotel.
De Puy Nelson .B, Physician and City Health Officer.
De Wolf Curtlin, carpenter.
Dunbar & Co (Rensselaer H Dunbar), Drug- gists.
Earle Frank, carpenter.
Edgar Robert J. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
BOTTLED BEER,
Bottling Supplies and Telephone Station. LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherina
Galvanized Iron Cornices.
A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroe Se.
a Chicago. Send for Catalogue and Prices.
PAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PAV 917
Edsill Edgar C, dentist.
Farrell Michael, cooper.
Fassett M B & Co (Minard B Fassett), Al- den fruit preserver. Fletcher Miss Rachel M, milliner.
Foster Jonas, blacksmith.
Gillett Orren, banker and flour mill.
Godfrey Jasper R, hardware.
Hedden Daniel, tailor.
Helmer Albert M, grocer.
Hinkley Ulysses EL, Jeweler.
Hutchisson George S. express agt.
La Due & West (George La Due, Wm West), saloon.
McAllister Victor, livery.
McGee Charles E, founder.
Mauerhan Charles, barber.
Miller Mark, books and notions.
Moe Decatur F. harnessmaker.
Moc & Clapp (Decatur F Moe, Julius E Clapp), Planing Mill and Lumber Yard.
Moe & Ver Valin (Decatur F Moe and Pe- ter Van Valin), fruit dryers and cider Infrs.
Petrie Asa ME, Boots and Shoes, Boot, Shoe and Harness Maker.
Petrie Daniel D, furniture.
Stevens Mrs Naomi A, milliner.
Stimson T J & Co (Thomas J'and Henry I Stimson), general store.
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