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Sutton Edward, Lumber, Wheat and Grain, and Farm Impt Dealer.
Ver Valin Louis, wagonmaker.
Williams Jacob, meat market.
PARMALEE.
A station on the Grand Rapids Div. M. C. R. R., in Thornapple township, north- west corner of Barry county, 14 miles northwest of Hastings, the county seat and 18 southeast of Grand Rapids. Mail, daily.
PARSHALLVILLE.
A'village of 200 people, in Hartland township, Livingston county. 13 miles northeast of Howell, the county seat, and 50 from Detroit. It connects with the mail route from Howell to Fenton, and is 10 miles south of the latter place, its near- est depot, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry. Contains 2 churches, Baptist and Metho. dist, a graded school, and a flour mill. Flour and pork are shipped. Stage, with mail, daily to Highland station. 1.2 miles east, on the F. & P. M. Ry. J. S. Gris- wold, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bryant Robert, blacksmith.
Dawe Rev Edwin (Methodist).
Galt Orlando, wagonmaker.
Gibson George, Foundry. Gostelow Rev G (Baptist).
Griswold J S, cheese infr and justice.
Griswold & Norbert, General Store. Hasper George, blacksmith.
Hetcheler W & J. general store.
Preston Elmer, Carpenter.
Shaver Henry, blacksmith.
Steel A, physician.
Walker & Browning, flour mill.
PARSON'S CORNERS. Kalamazoo county. (See Texas.)
PARTELLO.
Numbering 140 inhabitants, was settled in 1839, in Lee township, northeastern part of Calhoun county, in the center of a good farming country, from which grain. wool, fruit, cider and cider jelly are mar- keted. It contains Adventist and Metho- dist churches, and a public school. Dis- tance to Marshall, the seat of justice, 13 miles; to Detroit, 116. Springport, on the Lansing Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry, 94 miles east, is its shipping station, whence mail is had semi-weekly. David W. Murrey. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Emerson Daniel, carpenter.
Gibson A S. general store.
Hall T J, Wagon Maker.
Hanks L A. notions.
Jewett James S, shoemaker.
Kougle George, blacksmith.
Murrey David W, Cider and Vinegar Mnfr.
Murrey Thomas & Co, general store.
Senter Williard, cooper.
Shurtlepp H A, physician.
Storks Frank, Blacksmith.
Wilber Henry, carpenter.
PARTRIDGE.
Marquette county, on the C. & N. W. Ry, 59 miles above Escanaba.
PATTERSON'S MILLS ..
In Montcalm county, 2 miles west of Kiddville.
PAVILION.
Located on Beaver creek, in the township of Pavilion. Kalamazoo county, is a village of some 200 inhabitants, settled in 1835.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association,
11. (riswolf Street, inares ellles Mowers on the Ea-
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Sent on application, of FURNITURE,
LOUNGES, etc,, etc. HILLS & BARKER, 176 & 178 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.
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It is 15 miles southeast of Kalamazoo court house, 14 south of Indian Lake depot, on the C. & G. T. Ry, and 3 from Scott's station, on the same line, the latter being its shipping point. Lumber and flour are manufactured, and with wheat, wool, ap- ples and pork are shipped. Mail, daily. C. J. Collins, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bears John, blacksmith.
Cloney T, wagonmaker.
Collins C J, General Store.
Cook & Haywood, flour mill.
Eberstein C, Lawyer.
Eberstein George, justice of peace.
Elms J K, physician.
Sager John, Lumber Mufr. Tucker Amos, carpenter. Turner A J, lumber mnfr. White W J, flour mill.
PAW PAW.
The county seat of Van Buren county. is a thriving and attractive village, located on the river from which it takes its naine. in the township of Paw Paw, 4 miles northwest of Lawton, at which point it is connected with the M. C. R. R. by a short line of road known as the Paw Paw, To- ledo & South Haven R. R. Distance to Kalamazoo, 20 miles: to Niles, 85 miles; and to Detroit, 164 miles. Paw Paw was settled in 1832, and incorporated in 1867. It now has a population of 1.500, and is one of the prettiest villages in the State. The streets are wide and level, and lined with large and beautiful maples, and it is surrounded by handsome drives and pic- turesque lakes. There are ? churches, 2 Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian, a fine Union school building. costing $40,000, an opera house, 2 banks. the First National, with a capital of $100, - 000, and a private institution, 2 hotels, 5 flouring mills, 1 plow factory, 1 wooden- ware factory, 1 handle factory, ? foundry and machine shops, 2 planing mills and a · Union school, with 9 teachers and an at- tendance of 500 pupils. Three weekly newspapers are published. Wheat, apples, peaches, pork and live stock are the staple agricultural products marketed here. Ex. press, American. Telegraph, Western Union The Peninsular, a local company. has wires to all parts of the village, com. inunicating with business houses and pri vate residences. George W. Matthews, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen Malden P, furniture.
Andrews & Woodman (Josiah Andrews, Lucius C Woodman), physicians.
Annable Edward R, lawyer. Avery Charles R, general storc. Ball John W, undertaker.
Bassett Frederick R, jeweler.
Baumann James, saloon.
Beebe Robert O, insurance.
Bennett James, saloon and restaurant.
Birkenshaw Bros (Edwin and George), woolen mill.
Bishop Mrs J H, dressmaker.
Blackman Edgar A, editor and propr Free Press and Courier.
Blakeman A A, music teacher.
Boynton Clarence H. bakery and restaurant. Broughton & Cumings (Roscoe W Brough- ton, Ira J Cumings), dry goods.
Buechner & Co (Caspar Buechner, John W Free, Edwin Martin), stave mnfrs. Butler Ellis G, grocer.
Chappell Guy E, jeweler and tel opr.
Clifton House. Dansby & Sage proprs. Conner & Wood (Isaac B Conner, O Scott Wood), farm impts and grain.
Dansby & Sage (Wm H Dansby. Joel G Sage), proprs Clifton House.
Darling Edgar, lime, lath, shingles, etc. Dixon George, harnessmaker.
Drew Rev J'B (Free Will Baptist).
Duncombe & Richardson (Stephen W Dun- comhe, Milan U Richardson), real estate and abstracts.
Duncombe & Stearns (Stephen W Duncombe, Benjamin F Stearns), Drugs, Groceries, Crockery. Wall Paper, Books. Stationery, Lime, Salt, Flour, Feed and Produce.
Dunham Oren. supt of schools.
Dunning Edwin B. physician.
Dyckman House, Johnson & Stevenson proprs.
Emery John W, physician.
Emery Mrs P V. dressmaker.
First National Bank (capital, $100,000), A Sherman pres, F E Stevens cashr.
Forsyth Horatio D, harness and boot and shoemaker.
Forsyth James J. wagonmaker.
Forsyth & Smith (Philo G Forsyth, Julius Smith), blacksmiths.
Free Press and Courier, Edgar A Black . man, editor and propr. Free & Martin John W Free, Edwin Mar tin), hardware. Charles E, Justice of Peace and Collection Agt. Gilberk Luke, grocer.
Get Insured in the
Washington Life
if you can, you will never regret it. General Agency, Detroit.
Roe Stephens,
184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., gives best terms on KNABE PIANOS
PAW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PEA 919
Hanson Joseph, meat market.
Harris Henry S, wagonmaker.
Harrison Charles A. broker.
Harrison & Rowland (Charles A Harrison, Oran W Rowland), lawyers.
Marwick Andrew KE, Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Smokers' Articles and Billiard Hall.
Hathaway W B, physician.
Hawkins W R & S (Wm R and Seward), brokers and convevancers.
Heckert Benjamin F, lawyer.
Hendrick Alexander W, physician.
Hodges John, photographer.
Hulbert Mrs Anna, grocery.
Hurd Lorenzo C, railroad agt.
Hutchins James, furniture mnfr.
Ihling John, exp agt.
Jarvis Roman, shoemaker.
Jenkins Rev J W (Christian).
Johnson Ira H, wagonmaker.
Johnson & Stevenson (Wm N Johnson, Allen T Stevenson), proprs Dyckman House.
Ketcham Charles W, cooper.
Kilburn & Hudson (Joseph Kilburn, Gil- bert J Hudson), general store.
Koons & Rousseau (George W Koons, John C Rousseau), Mnfrs Sad- dles and Harness and Dealers in Trunks, Blankets, Collars, Bridles, Whips, etc. Lane Rinaldo B, milk safe mnfr.
Lee Wilson, propr Union House.
Lucas George, furniture.
McGuire Miss M, dressmaker.
Mackellar Wm C, tailor.
Mason Win H, Lawyer, Real Estate, Justice of Peace, Insurance and Collec- tion Ast.
Mason Williamson, planing mill, machine shop and cider mnfr.
Matthews George W, Postmaster and Dealer in Books, Stationery, etc.
Maynard Charles S, physician. Meyer Elijah, clothing.
Miller Alonzo W, blacksmith.
Mills, Crane & Hilton (Alfred J Mills, Edgar A Crane, Orrin N Hilton), Lawyers.
Montross R W & Co (Richard W and Wm W), lumber mnfrs.
Nash C .J & Co (Charles J Nash, Emory O Briggs), wooden ware mnfrs.
Nelson Horatio P, meat market. Nelson Wm II, magnetic physician.
Noyes Kirke W. justice of peace. Odell Charles M, physician and dentist. Odell Mrs H R, millinery and hair goods. Ogden Rev P F (Baptist).
Park Edward A, hides and leather. Parker Orson F. shoemaker.
Paw Paw Herald, I W Van Fossen ed and propr.
Phillips & McNeil (James Phillips, Allen F McNeil), blacksmiths.
Prater James H. photographer. Prescott John W, shoemaker. Quick Roly E, cooper.
Randall Wm H, founder and machinist.
Reed, Davey & Ocobock (W'm Reed, Jo- seph Davey, Chauncey R Ocobock), car- penters.
Richards Chandler, Lawyer, Real Estate and Collection Agt.
Roberts & Hackley (Lewis R Roberts, I Jerome Hackley), barbers.
Robinson Albert, dentist.
Rowland Oran W, insurance agt.
Russell Matthew T, Physician.
Sellick Francis W. money broker.
Sellick W J & R (Wm J and Robert), general store.
Shaefer Siegfried, insurance agt.
Sherman A & Briggs (Alonzo Sherman, Emory O Briggs), flour mills.
Sherman & Avery (Alonzo Sherman, Fred E Avery), general store
Shetky Rev George P (Episcopal).
Smith Edmund & Co (Edmund Smith). clothing.
Smith Henry, blacksmith.
Snow M & Sons (Montraville, Win M and Edgar M), stove and plow mnfrs.
Spicer & Fox (Daniel Spicer, James P Fox), grocers.
Stickney Isaac N, boot and shoe maker.
True Northerner, H S Williams propr.
Tyler G W & Co (George W Tyler, Thad- deus R Harrison) drugs and hardware., Van Dusen Henry, shoemaker.
Van Fossen Isaac. W, ed and propr Paw Paw Herald.
Ward Charles W. dentist.
Warner Jerome C, meat market. Wells Myron, propr phoenix flour mills. Wenert Rev J (Catholic).
Wernicke Charles, tinware.
Whitman Irving A, marble worker.
Wilcox Josiah, barber.
Williams HI S. propr True Northerner. Wood Mrs L A, dressmaker.
PEACH BELT.
A hamlet and postoffice in the western part of Allegan county, It is on the daily mail route from Fennville to Ganges, 3 miles from the former and 4 from the lat- ter place. It has a population of 23, and s daily mail.
LAGER BEER,
Extra Brewed, and for Bottling, by JACOB MANN, 23 Ricard Street, corner Manle. AND ACCESSIBLE BY TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
Conservative Management and Prorapt Adjustments, by the
Old Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfeld, Masa, State Agency, 3 Mechanica' Block, Detroit.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Billings Wilder, general store.
PEBBLE RUN.
A post village on the tri-weekly mail route from Holly to Ortonville, 6 miles northeast of the former and about the same distance west of the latter place. It is in Holly township, Oakland county.
PECK.
Sometimes called Elk Corners. A thriv- ing village of 300 inhabitants, settled in 1872 and located in the township of Elk, Sanilac county, 11 miles south of San- dusky, the county seat, 15 due west of Lexington, and 9 west of Croswell, its shipping point via the P. H. & N. W. Ry, whence it receives mail semi-weekly by stage. It also has a weekly mail from Omard, 5 miles west. Two combined grist and saw-mills comprise the manufac- turing interests, the products of which with grain and stock are exported. Seth W. Bedford, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayers, John V, flour and lumber mnfr. Babcock J W, Lawyer.
Bailey John, blacksmith.
Baldwin G W, boot and shoe maker.
Bedford Setha W, Physician, Drug- gist and Town Clerk.
.Collins John, general store.
Davidson James, wagonmaker.
Davis F D, livery.
Dawson Wm, county clerk.
Doane Dempster, livery and general store. Duby T D, farmer. Dutcher B M, farmer and justice.
Fenwick Charles, meat market.
Gardiner Miss M M, milliner and dressmkr.
Gibson George, shoemaker.
Gray Alfred, farmer and blacksmith.
Henry &: West, wagonmakers.
Hodsou Maurice, groceries and meats.
Jones Joel H, Sewing Machine Agent. Langon D M, physician.
Livingston Foster, carpenter.
· McDonald F J, carpenter. McKenna J D, druggist, Owens Wm. cabinetmaker.
Robinson Abram. Hotel Propr. Roche Thomas €, School Teacher. Saville G W. harnessmaker. Spencer Charles, watches and jewelry. Terry Charles & A B, carpenters.
Tucker R B. Hardware and Tin. Van Camp S. hotel propr. Vannost Henry, farmer.
Waterman J'T, General Store. Welch S O, flour and lumber mnfr. Woodward Wmn, carpenter and farmer.
PEEBLES CORNERS.
A small place in Washtenaw county, 4 miles west of Salem.
PELHAM'S CORNERS.
Four miles southwest of Brooklyn, in Jackson county.
PENASA.
A postoffice in Osceola county, estab- lished in the summer of 1880. It is 5 miles north of Hersey.
PENN.
A village and station on the C. & G. T. Ry, in the township of Penn, Cass county, 5 miles northeast of Cassopolis. the county seat, 18 northeast of Niles, and 161 from Detroit. The village is on Chris- tiau river, has 200 inhabitants and was set- tled in 1871. It is sometimes called Jamestown. A Free Will Baptist church and a Friends' meeting house, recently erected, are here. Grain, hogs and luni- ber are shipped. Express, American. Mail, daily. Lewis Cowgill, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bronner Charles, justice of peace.
Bronner James, cigars and exp agt.
Cowgill Lewis, Railroad Agent.
Cross Joel, blacksmith. Delong A M, constable.
Hoffman Gideon, wagonmaker.
Keen Jacob. lumber (hardwood).
McDonald Lewis, shoemaker.
Osborn C M, Grocer.
Peterman John, carpenter.
Robinson C S, physician (eclectic).
RONS HI J, Cooper.
Thomas Joseph B, carpenter.
PENNINGTON CORNERS.
Lenawee county. (Se Maicon.)
PENN MINE.
A discontinued postoffice in Keweenaw county, 5 miles east of Eagle Harbor and 1 southwest of Copper Harbor.
PENN YAN.
Five miles northeast of Lapeer, in La peer county.
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For PORTER'S JOLIET LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, cor. Market and Randolph. I. D. Sturer, Sole Agent. See Advertisement opposite page 101.
PEN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PEN 921
PENTWATER.
On the shore of lake Michigan at the outlet of Peutwater lake, is an incorpor- ated village of 1,200 population in the northwest corner of Oceana 'county, 8 : iniles from Hart. the county seat. 44 north of Muskegon and 240 from Detroit. It is the northern terminus of the C. & W. M. R. R. The village has 2 saw-mills. 3 shin- gle mills, a flour mill, a planing mill, a bank, a weekly newspaper, a public library containing about 600 volumes, a good Union school and four churches, Catholic. Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist. During the season of navigation a steamer makes two daily trips to Ludington, and in winter communication is had by stage with the same place. Bonded debt. $1,600. Shipments, lumber, lath, shingles, shooks and staves, tan-bark and fish. The harbor here formed by the widening of Pentwater river at its mouth, and known as Pent- water lake, is about 1} miles in length by # mile in width, and is very deep, although the channel from lake Michigan will not admit of the passage of vessels drawing more than 10 feet. Express, American. Teleg aph, Western Union. H. II. Bun- yea, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ambler Wm E, Lawyer and Real Es- tate Broker. (See are.)
Andrews Frank E, physician. Bird James S, general store.
Bouton Norman L. general store.
Bunyea Hubert EI, Grocer and Post- master.
Bunyea Seymour W. cooper.
Bush & Chapman (John J Bush. Charles H Chapman), railroad tie and shingle mill.
Cahill John MI. saloon.
Clark Ebenezer B, Justice of Peace, Notary and Real Estate Agt.
Cramer C Wells, physician. Cross Moulton, propr Pacific House.
Desha Charles, grocer and news dealer.
Dockry Win E, Surgeon and Physi- cian.
Dreves Peter, billiards and cigars.
Elliott House, Edwin W Elliott propr.
Faxon Rollin C. painter.
Fegan Mrs Nettie M, milliner.
Fincher & Newark (Fraucis -W Fincher, Alfred W Newark), druggists.
Fisher Jacob, saloon.
Frike Christ, brewer, 3 miles n.
Gardner Frank O, hardware.
W. E. AMBLER. NIELSEN & CO.
FRED. NIELSEN.
BANKERS. Collections made and promptly remitted for at current rates. New York Correspondent : Chase National Bank.
FENTWATER, MICH.
W. E. AMBLER, Attorney at Law & Real Estate Broker PENTWATTER, MICH.
WM. B. PHILLIPS, President.
CHICAGO.
SAM'L, A. BROWNE. Sec'y and Treas .. PENTWATER.
CAPITAL, 5325,000.
PENTWATER LUMBER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF Lumber, Lath and Shingles AND DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, and General Merchandise, PENTWATER, MICH.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY. CHAS. D. COLSON, 108 & 110 Franklin St., Chicago. Locomotive Arch Tiles, Cupola Furance Tiles, Bakars' Tiles, Confectioners' l'urnaces, &c. Brass Founders' Furnaces, Cupola Brick. See Adv., cpp. page 130.
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Girard Dominic, harness and shoemaker. Grove Mrs Mary, milliner.
Grover Eliza, groceries.
Hartwick Louis M, lawyer and propr News. Hartwick Wm M, tailor.
Haughey Wm J, sewing machines. Henry Wm, carpenter. Hodges Edward W, carpenter.
Imus & Co (George W Imus, John W Rose), books and fancy goods.
Jacobs & McCoy ( Augustus Jacobs, Charles S McCoy), shoemakers.
Jensen C & Son (Charles and Niels), gro- ceries.
Jensen Jens C, meat market.
Kuhn Win, Saloon and Boarding.
Labonty Peter, planing mill.
Lacroix Mrs Emma (col'd), barber.
Lazesse Joseph, confectioner.
Lewis Thomas E, boot and shoemaker. McArthur Charles E, railroad agt.
Madden Henry, barber. Marshall Wm, photographer.
Mayes Ebenezer C, furniture.
Meanx Charles (col'd), barber.
Nickerson & Collister (Edwin Nickerson, Thomas Collister), Hour mill.
Nielsen & Co (Frederick Nielsen, Wm E Ambler), Bankers. (See arlo, page 921.) Pontwater Lumber Co (Capital. $325,000), Win B Phillips Pres. Samuel
A. Browne Sec and Treas, Saw-Mill and General Store. (See ade, page 921.)
Perkins Martin S, livery.
Phillips Charles D, saloon.
Rice Mark A, jeweler and exp agt.
Rich Emanuel, dry goods.
Roddy James, livery.
Sands & Maxwell (Wm B O Sands, Edgar G Maxwell), general store and lumber. Schmitt George, saloon. Slocum James H, confectioner.
Starkey Alvin, shooks and staves.
Tuller Wm H, lawyer and justice.
Tuttle Sarah, dressmaker. Underhill Andrew J, grocer. Wehren Conrad, cigar motr. White James E, shingle mnfr. Whittington Charles R. furniture. Wright Eva, drugs and stationery.
PEQUAMING.
A settlement on the east shore of Ke- weenaw bay, in Baraga county. 7miles north of L'Ause, whence it has a special mail supply.
PERE CHENEY.
Situated in Center Plains township, Crawford county, and known by some as
Center Plains, is a hamlet of 80 persons and a station on the Mackinaw Div. M. C. R. R., known as Cheney. It is S miles south of Grayling, the county seat, 85 north of Bay City and 197 from Detroit. Has a Methodist society and primary school. Lumber is manufactured and forms the only shipments. Express,
American.
Telegraph, Western Union.
Mail, daily. Stewart Hutt, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Andrews & Jacobs, lumber mnfrs.
Bell O J, blacksmith.
Cheney G M, hotel propr.
Clark H D, railroad agt.
Davis G M F, physician. Hale H H, carpenter.
Hall George, builder.
Hildreth J P. justice of peace.
Hutt Stewart, General Store and Hotel Propr. Hyde W W, carpenter.
Redson J HI, deputy sheriff.
Silsby J M, wagonmaker.
Woodburn Wm, justice of peace.
PERE MARQUETTE. Mason county. (See Ludington.)
PERKINS.
Delta county, a station on the C. & N W. Ry, 16 miles above Escanaba.
PERRIN.
St. Joseph county, station on the G. R & I. R. R., 5 miles above Sturgis.
PERRINSVILLE.
A village of about 200 inhabitants. set- tled in 1835, on the Ronge river, in Nan- kin township. Wayne county. 18 miles west of Detroit, and ?! miles south of Li- vonia station, ou the D., L. & N. R. R. It has a Methodist Episcopal church. public school and flouring mill. A shoe- maker is one of the wants of the place. Mail, tri-weekly. David Barrows, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alexander L. harnessmaker. Barns A, constable.
Barrows David, Physician and In- surance. Butler S W. saw -mill.
Cummings F. black smith Dean W D, flouring mill and justice Duffield G, wool grower.
Ferguson Bros, blacksmiths.
English Cassimeres,
Our own importation, 1,800 Designs. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
BEST QUALITY,
LOWEST PRICES, Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
Is the motto of the popular Music Store. 184 and 188
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PER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PET 929
Grumble Win, Wagon Maker.
Hanke Hf, blacksmith.
Innis , Broom Maker.
Norton D F, physician.
Robinson A, blacksmith.
Schanhoff John, carpenter.
Smeed E, blacksmith. straight O s, Notary Public.
Stringer T W, general store.
Wilkinson R, shoemaker.
Wurts J, cider and vinegar mnfr.
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A thriving village of 300 or more inhab- itants, on the C. & G. T. Ry, in the town- ship of Perry, Shiawassee county, 15 miles southwest of Corunna, the county seat, 19 northeast of Lansing, and 14 southwest of Durand, via which it is 81 miles northwest of Detroit. It has 2 large flouring mills, the two costing $27,000, 1 saw and planing mill, Baptist, Congregational and Method- ist churches, and a fine new school-house costing $3,000, and a number of other im- provements are in progress. Wheat, ap- les, wool and flour are shipped to the extent of 200 cars per annum. Bank at Owosso, 13 miles north. A foundry and machine shop are needed and would do well. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex- press, American. Mail, daily. B. C. Spalding, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ackley Alonzo, stone mason.
Barker J C. Well Sinker.
Bellman W F, harnessmaker.
Bennett Frank, meat market.
Bott A F. carpenter.
Broome Benjamin F, livery.
Brown J W, blacksmith.
Cathcart A M, photographer. Cobb, physician.
Coleman John, Blacksmith.
Conrad Elias, carpenter. Dancy, cooper.
Flint Orlando, carpenter.
Foster Mrs, boarding.
Glover Wm. painter. Gower Rov (Baptist).
Granger Miss Sarah, dressmaker.
Green Milan, livery.
Hale W A. druggist.
Hodge Edward, tinsmith.
Hopkins A, Mason.
Huntington D T, carpenter.
Lareman, furniture mufr.
Lovett George, wagonmaker.
Lucas G W. cooper.
McKellops Win, flour mill.
McNamara M, Tinsmith.
Marshall L M physician.
Mowers F, jeweler.
Mowers Mrs F. milliner.
Olcutt R S, Hardware. Osborne & Son, hardware.
Owens Leonard, hotel propr.
Parshall U & R N, flour mill.
Place & Shacklan, meat market.
Sharp Mary, dressmaker.
Skadlan Mrs Mary, millinery and notions. Spaulding Braton C, Drugs, General Store and Exp Agt. Stackhouse C, blacksmith.
Storms Thomas, shoemaker.
Sturgis Hiram, boots and shoes.
Thompson D, blacksmith.
'Turner Amo's, Dry Goods.
Verney Rev James (Congregational).
Wallace Wm, harnessmaker.
Whiteman Lewis, railroad agt.
Willett James, barber.
PERRY'S PIER. Manistee county. . (See Pierport.)
PETERSBURGH.
An incorporated village of 450 inhabi- tants on the L. S. & M. S. Rv, in Summer- field township, western central part of Mon- roe county, 17 miles west of Monroe, the county seat, an cqual distance east of Adrian, and 56 southwest of Detroit. Petersburgh was settled in 1824, and be- came incorporated in 1869. It is on the river Raisin, whence power is obtained for a flouring mill. There are Presbyterian. Methodist, Lutheran, United Brethren and Disciples churches, a large public school building, a capacious public hall, a town- ship library, and manufactories of lum- ber, flour, broom handles, staves, sash doors and woolens. Produce aud mer- chandise shipped in 1879. 1.723 tons. The face of the surrounding country is gel- erally level, and the soil rich and fertile. Value of improved land from $35 to $75 per acre. Express, United States. Tele- graplı, Western Union.
Mail, daily. George Peters, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Arnold Win, general store.
Bartlett Harvey, Grocery. Crockery and Meat Market.
Bookler George &. exp agt. Bockler J Philip, hardware and tarm impts.
Boardman ira D. Pubir Petersburgh Bulletin (Weekly). .
PICKLES AND VINEGAR, 3
J. J. WILSON, Manufacturer of Pickles, Vinegar, Chow Chow, Catsup. Sauces, etc. No. 21 N. Clinton Street, CHICAGO, Il1.
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CHEW GLOBE FINE CUT.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
924 PET MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER PET
Borgmeier Frank, grocer and baker. Brooks Wm, druggist and grocer. Buell James W, railroad agt. Camburn Harlow, justice of peace.
Cornell Edward N, drnggist and grocer. Curtis Wm F. sewing machine agt.
Dawe Rev E (Methodist).
Duever Rev Frederick (German Lutheran). Dunham James W, general store.
Filmore John W, justice of peace. Gage James H, insurance agt and justice. Gunsolus C & Son (Charles and Wiley K), druggists.
Hilton Benjamin F. justice of peace.
Howenstine John W, jeweler.
Jones Samuel L, Physician.
Kellogg Arthur, stave and handle minfr.
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