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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Anderson Marcus L, lawyer.
Andrews & Combs (J B Andrews, J M Combs), proprs St Louis Magnetic Springs. Bailey Benson B, lumberman. Baldwin James R, physician. Bell John A, restaurant. Benjamin Mrs L, dressmaker. Bisbee Almon, photographer. Branch Hilem E, physician. Budd James, harnessmaker.
Burgess & Son (David and James A), meats. Cady Mrs M A, milliner.
Canfield Increase B, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr.
Case Calvin A, physician. Case Gideon S, physician.
Chicago, Saginaw & Canada R I, Gen Offices St Louis, Mich, Col John A Elwell Lessee and Mngr, J T Hall Supt.
Commercial Hotel, M D Richardson Propr, cor Mill and Center. (See ads opp.)
Cook & Bernard (Newell M Cook, James W Bernard), furniture.
Crandall Charles H, dentist.
Darcy Mrs Henry, milliner.
Darragh & Co (Archibald B Darragh, St Louis; Charles Kipp, Robert MI Steele, Josiah Upton, John Hicks, St Johns), Bankers.
Doxy Wm R, blacksmith.
Draper Rev G C (Methodist).
Drury Dewitt C, grocer. Earle Albert, gunsmith.
Eastman CS, agt C, S & CR R.
Elwell Col John A, Lessee and Mingr C, S & CRR.
Every Isaac L, grocer. Faurot Rev R (Disciples).
Fields John, grocer.
Fiero Wright E, druggist.
Fleming & Church (Charles M Fleming and Charles L Church), grocers.
Fleming Jessie H. artist.
Foland & Truesdell (Theodore H Foland, Wm E Truesdell), saloon. Garbutt Wm C, agt, grocer.
Garvin Miss Mary A. milliner.
Giddings Charles W, lawyer.
Giddings Hiram B. grocer.
Gillis Ronald , Architect and Builder. Gordon Samuel, tannery.
Hagen Theodore, Beer Bottler and Jobber in Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Hale George W. boots and shoes. Hall ines T, Supt C. S & C R R. Harrington Abner C, guitsmith. Harrington Andrew J, butter and eggs. Harrington Hiram, general store.
Harrington, Saviers & Co (Hiram Harrington, Aaron Wessels, Lemuel Saviers, Perley Bills), Bankers. Harrison Hunter, harnessinaker. Hart Augustus HE, Grocer, Tobac- conist and Liquor Merchant, and Whole- sale and Retail Oyster Dealer, Hart Blk, w 8 Mill
Fashionable Gents in Rochester patronize the Leading Mer- chant Tailors, SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
شاعية Musical Goods of every description, at Lowest Possible Rates, 181 and 186 Woodward Avenne, Detroit, Mich,
Roo Stephens
SAI AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAI 1011
N. V. SMITH. H. TRIPP. ARTHUR R. GARBUTT.
SMITH, TRIPP & GARBUTT, Insurance, Real Estate, Loan and Collection Agents
ST. LOUIS, MICHIGAN.
Choice farming lands and village property for sale on terms to suit purchasers. If you wish to buy, sell or exchange real estate of any description, please give us a call.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
- THE
ST. LOUIS WEEKLY HERALD
ESTABLISHED 1867.
Is the Best Advertising Medium in Central Michigan. "patent side " advertisements.
No "co-operative " or
BOOK, BRIEF AND LARGE POSTER PRINTING A SPECIALTY SEND FOR ESTIMATES. Printing for traveling Theatrical Troupes done on short notice. Subscription, $1.50. J. H. SHULTS, Editor and Proprietor.
I. A. MCOMBER,
Real Estate, Loan, Fire and Marine Insurance, Collection and Pension Agency, ---- AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
Persons desirous to EXCHANGE Stocks of Goods, Liveries, Horses and Cattle, for Choice Farm- ing Lands in Central or Northern Michigan, will call on the subscriber. Will also Exchange Improved Farms in like manner.
ST. LOUIS,
- MICHIGAN.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
CORNER MILL AND CENTER STREETS, (CENTER OF BUSINESS.)
M. D. Richardson, Manager. ST. LOUIS, MICH.
Free Bus and Baggage to and from the House.
GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. RATES, $1.50 to $2.00 PER DAY.
PICKLES AND VINEGAR, J. J. WILSON, Manuricturer of the Celebrated "ARROW BRAND." No. 21 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, Il.
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£
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CHEW GLOBE FINE CUT.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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Harvey Joseph J, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables. Havens Albert U, boots and shoes. Havens M R, clothing. Hicks Calvin W, boots and shoes.
Hicks John F, saloon.
Hofstetter George, baker and confectioner. Hogle Albert, restaurant.
Holcomb Henry L, Propr St Louis Flouring Mills. Mnfr Lumber, Salt, Shin- gles, Lath, Moldings, Brick, etc, and Plau- ing Mills, Founder and Machinist, and Mufr Farm Impts.
Horton W Robert, blacksmith.
Insley Charles W, blacksmith.
- Kallmeyer Levi. clothing. Kane Michael, boots and shoes.
Kemp & Son (Jacob MI and Joseph W), grocers.
Kendall Isaac C, druggists.
Kennedy Stiles. physician.
Kneeland Frank G. cashr Harrington, Sa- viers & Co, bankers.
LaBar II T, Gen Freight Agt C, S & C R R.
Landon Edwin I, Justice of Peace and Insurance Agt.
Lane Frank D. propr Wessels House.
Lenhoff Mrs Clara, clothing.
Leonard House. G W Seaman propr.
Leonard Newell, Law, Loan and Col- lection Agt.
Livingston J R, pump mufr, 6 miles s e.
Lowrie Albert H, cigars and tobacco and express agt.
Lutes Charles H, physician.
Mcintyre Andrew S, druggist.
Mc Mahon P HI, inngr J J Harvey's livery stable.
McOmber Win A, Real Estate, Loan, Insurance, Collection and Pension Agt. (See ade, page 1011.)
McReynolds Benjamin F. ticket agt C. S &CRR.
Madden Nelson A, gravel roofing.
Marsh JJohnson W. physician.
Martin & Wooley (Andrew N Martin, John Wooley), livery.
Martin's Opera House, Albert Earl ingr.
- Miller Charles 5, Law and Collection Office.
Murdock & Martin ( Frederick F Murdock, Jasper F Ma:tin, marble works. Nelson B S. grocer.
Newton James F. general store.
Nichols George G. watches, etc.
Nichols Thomas J. dry goods. Noble John T. barber.
Orbison Heury B. station ngt S V & St L R R.
Paddock James, attorney-at-law and jus- tice of peace.
Paddock & Giddings -(James Pad- dock, Charles W Giddings), Real Estate, Insurance and Loaning.
Pequegnat Frank, jeweler.
Proper Levi A. physician.
Rennels Wm HI, druggist.
Richards N A, principal Union school.
Richardson Marvin D, Propr Com- mercial Hotel, cor Mill and Center. (Ste adr, page 1011.)
St Louis Herald (Circulation 1.200). J HI Shults Propr. (See adt, page 1011.) St Louis Leader (Weekly), F M Van- dercook Propr.
Sampson Cornelius K, general store.
Saviers Lemuel, real estate and loans.
Schlichtig Alois, Meat Market.
Schmidt Wm, tailor.
Scott Bros (Amos H and Alvy J), black- smiths.
Scoville B H, lawyer.
Scoville & Smith (Carrie Scoville, Iola Smith), mnilliners.
Seriver George II, Wholesale and Re- tail Hardware. Stoves, Tinware, Paints. Oils, etc.
Seaman George W, propr Leonard House.
Sempliner David, fancy goods.
Seymour Frank C, general store.
Sheffield Earl A. hardware.
Shelt John. tailor.
Shults James H. Propr St Louis Her- ald. (Se adr. page 1011.)
Smith Sylvester C, furniture.
Smith & King. carriage mnfrs.
Smith, Tripp & Garbutt (M V Smith,
Hamilton Tripp, Arthur R Garbutt).
Real Estate, Insurance, Loan and Col- lection Agency. (See ade, page 1011.)
Stebbins Edgar , harness mnfr.
Stebbins Frederick A. jeweler.
Sutphim Elias, general store. Tibbitts Alanson M. grocer.
Tidball Hngo H, barber.
Tidball & Waldrou, painters.
Tripp & Cutler (Hamilton Tripp, Willard F Cutler), photographers.
Tuger John, general store.
Tuttle & Charles (Henry Tuttle, George I. Charles), drugs.
Vandercook F M. Propr St Loui- Leader.
Wnit Win, meat market
Walne & Fox, cloak makers.
Wells Roy Lester D ( Presbyterian).
Wessels Aaron, cigar mufr.
Wessels House. F D Lane propr.
West Mrs Orange C, dressmaker.
BOTTLED BEER,
Bottling Supplies and Telephone Station. LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine.
POLITE
A. KNISELY & CO.,
72 & 74 W. Monroe St., Chicago. Tin, Slate and Iron Roofers. Have been in Business for 20 years and warrant all our work.
SAI AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAL 1013
Wheeler Frederick D, general store. White Nathaniel, hotel propr. Whitman Wm R, livery. Whitney Truman W, lawyer.
Willett Charles J, Law and Collec- tion Office.
Wirth Charles C, baker. Wolf Frederick, shoemaker. Wright Aciel F. hardware.
Wright James KK, Attorney-at-Law. Wright L T, lawyer.
SAINT MARTIN'S.
A point in St. Martin's bay, Mackinac county, 15 miles north of Mackinac island.
SALEM.
A station on the D., L. & N. R. R., in the township of Salem, northeast corner of Washtenaw county, 143 miles northeast of Ann Arbor, and 29 west of Detroit. It was settled in 1829 and formerly known as Summit. Population, 100. Lumber and feed are manufactured, and wheat, oats fruit and lumber are exported. Of the former, 40,000 bushels were exported in 1880. Nearest bank at Plymouth, distant
7 miles. A Baptist church and public school are here, and a hotel is needed. Ex- press, American. Daily mail. Calvin Wheeler, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams S W C, tile mnfr.
Brayton Rev H W (Baptist).
Cilley C H. general store, 3} miles w.
Corson T H, general store. 2 miles s.
Daly HI B, justice of peace.
Denio George G. carpenter and builder.
Frederick Samuel D, physician.
Hedger Rev Benjamin H (Methodist).
Lane T D, supervisor.
Macomb Saxton, justice of peace.
Nollar George, blacksmith and farm impts.
Renwick G N B, justice of peace.
Rider Frank W, railroad agt and tel opr.
Rider Mrs N E. dressmaker.
Simpson John H (col'd), barber and shoe- maker.
Southerland Wm C, saw and feed mill.
Vanatta A F, general store.
Walker A L. physician.
Webster Henry, propr Webster House.
Wheeler George S, General Store, Grain and Express Agt.
GEORGE E SCHAIRER.
JOHN J. SCHAIRER SCHAIRER BROS Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutters OF DUFRY DESCRIPTION.
Particular attention given to ordered work. Manufacturers and Dealers in Harness. Roles. Blankets, etc. Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Hardwood Lumber. Soud for Prive Lists.
All orders by mail promptly attended to. SALINE, MICH.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association,
143 Griswold Strwe, mpare all arwinst Permacent Dia- ability.
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Monthly Payments --- FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, at Casa Prices. Call or write for details. Mills & Barker. 176 and 178 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
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SAL MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER SAL
SALINE.
A prosperous village of 1,100 inhabit . ants, is situated upon the river from which it takes its name, in Saline township. Washtenaw county, and is an important point on the D .. H. & S. W. R. R., 11 miles southwest of Ypsilanti, 41 from De- troit, and 9 south of Ann Arbor. Saline was settled in 1824, and received a village charter in 1864. It is surrounded by a beautiful farming country, well settled and improved, the best lands commanding from $70 to $90 per acre. The village contains Baptist, Methodist. Lutheran and Presbyterian churches, a large Union school building, a foundry, 3 flouring mills, a weekly newspaper, the Standard, and several stores, general and exclusive. Grain, wool and general produce are mar- keted here. Express, American. Tele- graph, Western Union. Daily mail. G. B. Mason, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Avery Wm, constable.
Bacon Miss Minerva J, milliner.
Bassett Emmet C, newspaper agt.
Blackburn Win E, barber and cigars.
Bliton Heury, carpenter.
Bortle John H. barber.
Bortle J HI & Co (John H Bortle), grocer- ies and restaurant.
Brainard Ww, village marshal.
Burbanks Hiram, ax handle maker.
Burkett John, whitewasher.
Burkhart & Aldrich (Charles Burkhart, Edgar R Aldrich), general store.
Burroughs Martin, stone mason.
Bush Rev George C (Presbyterian).
Carpenter D L, auctioneer.
Chandler Samuel W. physician.
Clark Adam C. furniture and undertaker. Clark Albert M, insurance agt.
Clark Bros (Albert M and Arthur F), hard- ware and grain.
Cobb & Hauser (George HI Cobb. Edward A Hanser), grocers.
Corden Frederick, painter.
Craig Alexander, blacksmith.
Crane Wm R. wagomaker.
Culver Mrs C A, dressmaker.
Davenport Win 18, Insurance Agt. Davenport Win H & Son (Wm H and Beverly P), General Store.
Eckles Thomas, shoemaker.
Eddy & Parsons (Henry Eddy, Orin Par- sons), Inumber and planing mill.
Elnes George, tailor.
Feuerbacher John, blacksmith.
Forbes Jortin, justice of peace. .
Forbes Mrs Matilda, milliner.
Ford E W & Son (Edwin Wand Flave D .. lumber dealers.
Fox Mrs A, hair dresser.
Frank John G, bakery and saloon.
Friiz Minnett & Bro, flour mill, 2 miles s
Gallup Rev H M (Baptist).
Gildart Win B, Lawyer and Justice of Peace.
Gillen John, deputy sheriff.
Gillett Miss Lucretia A, photographer.
Godfrey Isaac B, shoemaker
Goodrich Aaron H, propr Goodrich House. also Justice of Peace.
Gross 5 G & Bro (J George and G
Charles), Foundry and Wind Mill Mnfr -. (Se ade opp.)
Hall David, physician.
Hall Eleazer, physician.
Hall George W. agt D. H & S W Ry. Am Exp and W U Tel Co.
Harris Henry A., stonemason.
Hartwell Mrs Ella A. dressmaker.
HIelber Eugene J, tannery.
Heller Wm, blacksmith.
How Charles N, jeweler.
Hoyt & Son (Jonathan G and Wm S). grist mill and stave mnfrs, 1 mile s.
Hull J W & Co (John W Hull), hardware and grain.
Jewett George II. blacksmith.
Jones E & Son (Ezra and Frauk E), law. yers.
Josenhans Samuel, blacksmith.
Kidder Amos Y, saloon.
Klein John A, flour and saw-mills.
LaRue John, livery.
Lashier Christopher C. stonemason.
Lawrence Albert G. brick mufr. 24 miles s
Le Baron & Nissty (Arthur MI Le Baron, George J Nissly), Groceries and Crockery, also Publrs Saline Observer. Lederer Rev Carl (Lutheran).
Lindenschmidt George A, meat market.
Mckinnon J & Son (John and John JJr. clothing and gents' furnishing goods.
MeLachlan Donald P. physician.
Mandt Heury G. cigar mufr and dealer
Mason George B. Postmaster, Dru- gist and Bookseller, also Notary Public Miles George H. asst editor Saline Ob server.
Mills Russell, livery stable.
Nichols Bros (Howard T and Harrison A). jewelry, drugs and books.
Nichols Harrison A. physician.
Ottmar John M. shoemaker.
Parr Richard B. dentist.
Parsons Cornelius, general store.
The Charter of the
Washington Life
secures all the profits to the insured. than this cannot be done. DR. S. L. FULLER, Gon'l Agent, DETROIT, MICE
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SAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAL
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JOHN G. GROSS.
G. CHARLES GROSS.
J. G. GROSS & BRO. MANUFACTURERS OF THE
CELEBRATED SALINE STANDARD
WINDMILL
CHEAPEST AND BEST MILL MADE.
POSITIVELY SELF-GOVERNING.
.All those wishing to buy a Windmill will find it to their advantage to examine
The Saline Standard
Windmill before purchas- ing. It is well made of the very best selected material, put up in a good, workman- like manner, and is thesim- plest, strongest and best self-regulating mill in the market. We are selling a large number of these mills and every one gives perfect satisfaction. The price is as low as any other first- class mill in the market.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
For further information sead for Ilustrated Catalogue. Address
J. G. GROSS & BRO ..
SALINE, MICH.
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Pr. vide 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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Saline Agricultural Works, J G
Gross & Bro Proprs. (See ade, p. 1015.)
Saline Observer, Le Baron & Nissly Proprs.
Schafer Conrad, stonemason.
Schafer John, saloon and billiards.
Schaible John S, brick yard.
Schairer Bros (George E and John J), Carriage, Wagon and Harness Mnfrs. (See ado, p. 1018.)
Schwalm John H, Meat Market, Adrian.
Sears David, shoemaker.
Shepard J H, principal of school.
Sherman George, wagonmaker.
Shier Rev D R (Methodist Episcopal).
Sturin Jacob, harness and carriage mnfr and lumber dealer.
Tripp Robert G, sorghum mufr, 5 miles s w. Warner John H, propr Exchange Hotel. Watson Henry R, physician, 1 mile n. Webb Charles W, groceries and crockery. Webb Myron, village president.
Wood Arthur A, breeder of merino sheep, 3 miles n w.
Wood Orville M, grocer.
SALT RIVER.
A village of about 300 population, set- tled in 1865, and located on the stream from which its name is derived, in Coe township, Isabella county. It is 10 miles southeast of Mt. Pleasant, the county seat, with which and St. Louis, 12 miles southeast, it is connected by a daily line of stages. Ship to either point. Has a Baptist church, public school, weekly newspaper and flour and lumber mills, the products of which, with cheese, grain and general produce, are shipped. Mail, daily.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burn S C & Son, publrs Northwestern Re- view.
Casady Charles, wagonmaker.
Dunn N, harnessmaker.
Eager J, boots and shoes.
Hibborn F E, lawyer.
Hooker Mrs Emma, milliner.
Lemon I, general store.
Marvin Mrs F A, milliner.
Nolling W HI, justice of peace.
Northwestern Tribune, S C Burn & Son Proprs. Pickett T, meat market.
Post D), blacksmith.
Rivett E, blacksmith.
Robbins W R, general store.
Rolfe D, hotel propr.
Stohlman J, lumber.
Struble J J & J A, Physicians.
Struble N W, general store. Williams R, blacksmith.
Young J P. druggist and physician.
Young & Milliken, flour mill.
SALT RIVER SIDING.
Midland county, on the F. & P. M. Ry. between Sanford and North Bradley.
SALZBURG
Bay county. (See West Bay City.)
SAMARIA.
A station on the Toledo & Aun Arbor R. R., in Bedford township, Monroe county, 15 miles southwest of Monroe, 34 south of Ann Arbor, and 12 north of To- ledo, O. It was settled in 1877, has 50 in- habitants, and ships oak lumber and farm products. Express. American. Mail,
daily. Samuel MI. Weeks, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Borough J M, harnessmaker.
Farmer J, wagonmaker.
Harendon E, Inmber mnfr and hoops.
Hart Samuel, carpenter.
Teal George, blacksmith.
Thenerer George, carpenter.
Weeks E, general store, lumber dealer and express and railroad agt.
Weeks Phebe, tel opr.
SAMMONS' LANDING.
Is located on the shore of lake Michigan, in Benton township. Oceana county, 12 miles southwest of Hart, the county seat. and 8 southwest of- Mears, its railroad sta- tion, on the C. & W. M. R. R., with which it has a tri-weekly stage line. Bank, Citi- zens' Exchange of Hart. Chief exports. fruit, lumber, wood and tan-bark. Mail, tri-weekly. J. H. Sammons, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Banrisom Gabriel, light-house keeper
Barrett James, constable.
Hurley Henry, foreman lumber mill.
McMillan Hugh, justice of peace.
Mears C. lumber infr.
Sammons J HS, Fruit Grower and Grain Dealer.
SAND BEACH.
Lies on the shore of Lake Huron, 0) miles above Port Huron and 182 from De troit. It was settled in 153;, and is in the township of Sand Beach, Huron county.
Carriage to Harness Makers, P. HAYDEN, DETROIT. FOR PRICES, ADDRESS
Ask for Porter's Joliet Ale. T. D. Stuver, Sole .Agent, I See Advertisement opposite page 131.
SAN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAN 1017
19 miles east of Bad Axe, the county scat. The recently constructed P. H. & N. W. Ry makes its present northern terminus here, giving the village a direct outlet by rail. It has Baptist and Methodist Episco- pal churches, a graded school .. manufacto- ries of salt, flour, lumber, a planing mill. grain elevator, a private bank, 2 hotels and several stores and shops. The Huron County Times, a weekly paper, is pub- lished. The place has a good harbor, and with the impetus afforded by railroad fa- cilities is destined to a rapid improvement. Population about 600. Telegraph, West- ern Union. Stage daily to Bad Axe, Port Austin, Port Sanilac, and intermediate points. A. M. Swain, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold P N, railway agent.
Bacon E E, lawyer.
Binkley Philip, harnessmaker.
Brennan J L, variety store.
Chamberlain A W, hardware.
Davis Charles. physician.
Dow Charles E, hotel propr.
Gilbert C P, civil engineer.
Gillem J & T, coopers.
Gutsch & Bro, boots and shoes.
Hamilton C, meat market.
Hawkins W H, lawyer.
Huron Co Times (weekly).
Irwin R W, general store and judge of probate. Irwin Mrs R W. milliner.
Jenks Bela A, custom house officer.
Jeuks J & Co, dour mill and general store. Jenks & Co, express agts.
Johnson & Curric, druggists. .
Johnson A M, physician.
Knight A H, painter. Lowrie Robert, barber.
Morrison Charles, hotel propr.
Ross James, wagonmaker.
Sceley A. W, boots and shoes.
Smith W A, hardware.
Swain Rev A M (Baptist).
Swain & Tucker, stationery. etc. Warnica H, furniture.
SAND CREEK. Ottawa county. (Se Tallmadge.)
SANDERS' FISHERY.
Quite an extensive fishery and settle- ment of 20 persons, on Green bay. in Ford River township. Delta county. The place. also known as Rocky Point, is 34 miles below Escanaba, the county seat, and in daily connection by stage with Ford River.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Royce E P, lawyer. Saunders John. fishery.
SAND HILL.
A postoffice on the daily mail route from Beech, a station on the D. L. & N. R. R., to Farmington, 3 miles north of the former station. It is in Redford township. Wayne county, 15 miles northwest of Detroit.
SAND LAKE.
A rising village and station, on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Nelson township, near the northern line of Kent county. It is 25 miles north of Grand Rapids, and ? south of Howard City, via which and the D .. L. & N. R. R. it is 86 miles northwest of Lan- sing and. 171 from Detroit. The village was settled in 1868, and incorporated in January, 1879. It has a population of 700, is beautifully situated on the lake from which it takes its name, and is large- ly devoted to the lumber and shingle inter ests. There are 5 saw-mills, 3 shingle mills, a hotel, 3 churches. Adventist. Con- gregational and Methodist, a graded school and several stores. general and special. Freight shipped during the past year, chiefly lumber and shingles, 2.000 tons. The soil in the vicinity is mostly a rich clay loam, unsurpassed for agriculture. Value unimproved. $5 to $10 per acre: improved, from $10 to $60 per acre. Ex- press, United States. M. L. Swift, post- master. (For business directory see names received too late for regular insertion.)
SAND RIDGE.
Saginaw county, a station on the S. V. and St. L. R. R., 124 miles west of East Saginaw.
SANDS.
A station on the C. & N. W. Rv, 15 miles south of Marquette, and 9 north of Forsyth. It is in Chocolay township, east- ern part of Marquette county. The vil- lage, which claims 100 inhabitants, lies about a mile back from the station. Thomas O'Connell, postinaster.
SANDSTONE.
A place of about 80 inhabitants, on the M. C. R. R., in Sandstone township. JJack- son county, 5 miles west of Jack ou. 27
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CHICAGO.
Gas Benches in most approved style built promptly. Bench Castings, etc., furnished where required. fr. See Adv., opp. pace 130.
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Has perfected plans for a large business in Michigan during 1881. For Agencies apply to
E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, Il1.
1018 SAN MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER SAR
east of Marshall, and 81 west of Detroit. It has 1 church, a district school, grist and saw-mills, and a daily mail. Wheat is shipped. Telegraph, Western Union. Clarissa R. Young, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boyle D, shoemaker.
Cahoun Wm, farmer.
Duryee H, cooper.
Fuths Wm, carpenter. Hathaway G, farmer.
Hawkins D, lumber mnfr.
James Rev H P.
McCall John D, grocer and railroad agt. Mattison Giles, blacksmith.
Mosier S, miner.
Sackrider T, justice of peace.
Shortis C L, farmer.
Tompkins John, constable.
SANDUSKY.
The new seat of justice of Sanilac county, is situated in the township of Watertown, central part of the county, 8 miles west of Carsonville station, on the P. H. & N. W. Ry, 46 miles northwest of Port Huron and 24 northwest of Lex- ington, the former county seat. The vil- lage was settled in 1879, and has a popula- tion of 120. Pine and hardwood timber abound in the vicinity, and timber and hoops are the chief exports. Farming land is valued at from $5 to $20 per acre. The place at present has no manu- facturing; contains 2 stores. 3 hotels and a weekly paper, the Sandusky Neck. Stage io Carsonville daily; fare, 50 cents. C. J. French, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams A H. hotel propr.
Babcock E C, lawyer.
Bacon C A, printer. Bennett Wm, hotel propr.
Carson A, railroad agt.
Corbishley & Doyle, general store.
Ford Samuel, boots and shoes.
French C .s. Druggist. Hawke Jane, grocer.
McCrea & McLeod, meats.
Manning D A W, blacksmith.
Sandusky News (weekly).
Vamust C N, hotel.
SANFORD.
Located on the Tittabawassee river. it Jerome township, Midland county. 9 miles above Midland City, 28 northwest of Sagi- naw, and 129 from Detroit. It is a station on the F. & P. M. Ry, contains a district
school, aud has a population of 100, and ships farm products, hoops and staves. Stage to Edenville, 9 miles north: fare. $1. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. Mail, daily. Frederick T. Reed, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Button George, carpenter.
Elsworth W W, agent Wells & Stone.
Green A C, justice of peace. Iliggins George, Hotel Propr. Hungerford Clarence B, exp and railroad agt.
Perren Peter, clerk Wells & Stone.
Sandford Charles S, justice of peace.
Wells & stone, Lumbermen's Sup- plies.
SARANAC.
Was settled as early as 1837, but it was not until about 1851 that the place began to make any considerable advancement. It became a point on the D. & M. Ry in 1857, was incorporated in 1868, and now has a population of about 900. The village itself is free from debt. but there is on out- standing school district bonded debt of $4,000. $2,000, payable in February of each year. It has five churches. Baptist. Congregational, Episcopal, Free Methodist and Methodist Episcopal, a graded school, a bank and a good weekly newspa- per, the Suranne Local. Manufacturing is represented by two flour mills, a cheese fac- tory, 2 saw-mills, a stave factory, planing mill. oar factory and tannery, the products of which, with general farm produce. form the exports. Mail. daily by rail, and by stage semi-weekly south to South Cass; fare, $1. Saranac is located on Grand river, in Bos- ton township. Ionia county, St miles west of Ionia court house. 25 east of Grand Rapids, and 132 northwesterly from De- troit. Express, American. Telegraph. Western Union. Mrs. L. M. Cotton, post master.
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