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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Anderson D W & Son ( Devillo W and Os- car), wagonmakers.
Anderson John P, dry goods.
Anderson & Taylor (Devillo W Anderson. Philip Taylor), carriage dealers.
Armstrong Edward B. general store. Barber Jerome T. carpenter. Barber & Ferrel (Grorer and Thomas Bar. ber. M M Ferrell, our- and lumber.
Beadle Romaine J. harnessmaker. Benson & Crawford (Arba Benson, Steven M Crawford), hardware. Beadle John, harnessinaker.
THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORING House of Michigan. SOL. S. BATESON & BRO., Detroit.
BEST QUALITY,
Is the motto of the popular Music Store, 184 and 186 Roe Stephens
LOWEST PRICES, Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
SAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAR 1019
Brown James T, tinner.
Brown Jane E, milliner.
Buchanan George W, grocer.
Burbank Clarence A, jeweler.
Childs John A, carpenter.
Chipman George W, shoemaker.
Clark Wm G, grocer.
Colbath George B, Dealer in Pianos, Organs and Musical Merchandise, Whole- sale and Retail. (See ado.) Crossman Stephen H. baker.
Davis & Williams (Frank D M Davis, Palmer T Williams), lawyers.
Dresskell Fred S, jeweler. Fitzgibbons Win, cooper.
Foulks & Kelly (Thomas Foulks, Daniel B Kelly), furniture. Frace Henry, General Store.
Gester Albert E, physician.
Granger Joseph, grocer.
Hallam Edward L, Shoes.
Havens Andrew J, barber. Hendrie John W. barber.
Holcomb & Woodruff (Alfred W Holcomb, Win E Woodruff), meats.
Hollister Rev G E (Methodist Episcopal). Holmes Nathan, Flour Mill.
Hubbard Wm O, stave mnfr.
Huntley Rev Augustus (Wesleyan). Johnson Rev S (Free Methodist).
Jones Frank B, Grocer.
Jones Los E, lawyer. Jones Mrs M C, milliner.
Jones & Fraser (Los E Jones, James Fra- ser), blacksmiths. Lane Eugene, billiards.
Lec Bros (Archelaus C, Amasa F), Bankers.
Lee & Brown (Amasa F Lee. Jerome Brown, Fred C Lee), flour mills.
Lindsay J W. deutist.
McKay Rev James (Congregational).
Mercer Wm & Son (Win and Charles), grain, etc.
Miller Charles, Shoe Maker.
Moffat Albert J, saw-mill.
Mosher Thomas F, farm impts.
Oberson Poter, shoemaker.
Outwater John, general store.
Payne Rufus B, justice of peace.
Phillips George, shoemaker.
Renwick & Foulks (Wm Renwick, Edward Foulks), grocers.
Roach Thomas, railroad agt.
Rogers Huntley (George W Rogers), Carpenters.
G. R. COLBATH,
' -- DEALER IN --
Pianos AND ALL KINDS OF-
Musical Merchandise
AND MANUFACTURER OF THE
Colbath Pipe .Steinw31
Tonod Organ.
Office and Warerooms, 103 Bridge St., Saranac, Mich. FACTORY, WORCESTER, MASS. "I beat the world on Prices. Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List?
VINEGAR AND PICKLES, J. J. WILSON would call attention to his choice ARROW BRAND Pickles. Send for Price List. 21 N. Clinten St., CHICAGO, EL.
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Smoke Gold Flake Cut Plug.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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Sackett & Barger (John D Sackett, Samuel Barger), farm impts.
Saranac Local (Weekly, Indepen- dent), Frank T Stevenson Propr. Scheidt Peter, blacksmith.
Silvernail & Holmes, Picture Frames, etc.
Smith Rev C A ( Baptist).
Spencer F Henry, druggist.
Stenart George, propr American Honse. Stowe & Kelly (Frederick H Stowe.
Charles L Kelly), lawyers.
Strickland & Gloster Luke Strickland, Leroy C Gloster), meats.
Strong & Hunter (Marcena F Strong. Le- roy C Hunter), hardware.
Taylor Philip, livery.
Timmons James, Painter.
Watt Samuel A, general store and exp agi.
Weiers Marshall A, grocer.
Westfel George N. photographer.
Wilson Wm W, clothing.
Wunch Charles, physician.
SAUGATUCK.
An incorporated village of nearly 900 inhabitants, located on the Kalamazoo river 3 miles above its outlet into lake Michigan. The river here widens into a small lake, formning a fine, commodious harbor, in the improvement of which the general government is expending annually about $5,000. Perhaps no town of its size in the State is so largely engaged in the lake traffic, several tugs. propellers and large vessels being owned here. The village contaius Congregational .. Dutch Reform and Episcopal churches, has good school facilities, a newspaper, the Commer- cial, a neat Odd Fellows' hall and some manufactories. Peaches, grapes, apples and small fruits are largely grown in the vicinity. A strip of shore about 20 miles long by 2 wide has withstood the extreme cold weather of the past winter, and will have the only peaches in the State this summer. The fruit farms here are unin- jured by the cold, and the country will hereafter look to this great fruit region for the bulk of its supplies. Saugatuck is in Saugatuck township. Allegan county, 5 miles west of New Richmond, its station on the C. & W. M. R. R., and 25 miles northwest of Allegan, the county seat. Communication is had by stage twice daily with New Richmond, fate 50 cents. ami daily with Hamilton, fare St. and with Chicago by Capt. R. C. Britain's daily line of steamers. Express, Ameri
can. Telegraph, Western Union. George T. Arnold, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aliber James A, Groceries and Crock- erv.
Arnold George T, Commission and Forwarding .Agent. Dealer in Jewelry, Books, Coal, etc: also Agent W U Tel and Am Exp Co, and Dep Collector of Custom -.
Arnold G T & Co (George T Arnold, Oscar
D Robinson. Philetus Purdey), propre river steamboat.
Baldwin Sidney A. dentist and fruit grower. Bandle James H, fruit grower.
Barber Daniel L, General Store and Fruit Grower.
Bellows Wiu E, principal of school.
Billings Erastus D, groceries, etc.
Billings & Robinson ( Franklin Billings, Oscar D Robinson), stage and mail azts. Bird Charles E, Druggist and Book- seller: also Fruit Grower, cor Butler and Hoffman.
Bird Henry, planing mill.
Breuckman Mr. Mary, Millinery and Fancy Goods, cor Butler and Hoff- man
Brittain Capt Ralph C', vessel owner.
Brundage Myron, billiards.
Clip-on Samuel, brewer.
Contes & Arnold Lintsford B Coates. George T Arnold), Vessel Owners and Steam Fishery, Saugatuck and Macki- nac.
Coates John L, fruit grower, 12 miles c.
Cook Civilian M. dentist.
Cook James B, physician. Davis B W. vessel owner.
Dole James K. wagonmaker.
Doud Fudson, Carriage and Orna- mental Painter.
Elliott James, ship builder.
Eusing John, shoemaker.
Falconer Daniel, fruit grower, 4 mile e.
Francis John F, Meat Market and Fruit Grower. Butler.
Gardner Amnos H, carpenter. Gardner Mrs Amos HI, milliner.
Geer Isaac, lumberman.
Goshorn James, fruit grower, 1 mile n.
Hames George, builder.
Hansen Peter, fruit grower. 12 miles n. Hough Solomon R. shoemaker.
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House Harvey Is. fruit grower, & smiles " lonicamp James A, meat market
Hunt Charles H. boots and shoes.
Kingsley Leonard, fruit grower, 2 miles e Kleeman Reinhold F. restaurant.
TELEPHONE STATION,
Bottled Beer and Bottling Supplies LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
SLATE ROOFING. A. KNISELY & CO., 172 and 74 W7. Monroe St., Chicago-
SAU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAU 1021
Inthe Shore Conunercial, Mrs Lena
E Woodhull Propr. Martel John B. shipbuilder. Mather Willis W, physician.
Metzger Jacob F. barber.
Miller Charles, Propr Globe Saloon, Pure Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Morey William L, Propr Saugatuck House and Livery Stable. (See ade. )
Morrison Stephen A, tanner and ins agt. Nies John, Hardware and Farm Impts. Nison Albert, fruit grower.
Norton James, fruit grower, 2 miles n. Olsen John. fruit grower, 1 mile n. Palzer Herbert, fruit grower.
Pond James M, Justice of Peace and Collection Agt, also Township Clerk.
Pride Edward S, Furniture and Un- dertaker.
Priest John, wagonmaker.
Purdey Philetus, fruit grower.
Rode Richard, saloon.
Rogers Reuben T. shipbuilder.
Saugatuck House, Wm L Morey Propr. (See ado.)
Saylor Rev John (Congregational).
Schnobel Henry, hardware.
Simonson S, fruit grower, 13 miles n.
Smith Charles T, fruit grower, 14 miles u. Smith Mrs Orvilla, dressmaker.
Stimson Henry HE, Physician and Sur- geon; Office at Winslow's Drug Store. Taylor Alfred B. general store.
Tedmon Edward &, Saddle and Har- ness Mnfr.
Tyler Ezra R and John, fruit growers, 1 mile e.
Upham J Nelson, tug owner.
Wallin C C & Sons (Charles C, Franklin B and Thomas), tanners.
Walz George, Meat Market and Live Stock Dealer.
Wells Charles E, general store. Whitney Calvin, fruit grower, ¿ mile e.
Williams Miss Louisa E, dep postmaster and tel opr.
Williams & Griffin (James G Williams, Wallace B Griffin. Otis R Johnson, Francis B Stockbridge), lumber mufrs. Winslow Damon A, Lawyer. Winslow Mrs D A, milliner.
Winslow Franklin A. drugs and clothing. Woodhull Robert, tug captain.
Woodhull Hrs Lena E, Publr Lake Shore Conmercial.
Woodworth Warren A, Lawyer, Notary, Insurance, Real Estate and Loan Agt and Fruit Grower.
Young James F, physician.
Zwamer John, fruit grower, 3 miles n.
SAULT DE STE. MARIE.
The county seat of Chippewa county, is situated on St. Mary's river, at the oulet of lake Superior, opposite the famous "Sault" or rapids. It is 170 miles east of Marquette, and 350 above Detroit. Owing to the ad- vantages afforded by the place as a point of settlement, there has been a large in- crease in population during the past two years, the inhabitants now numbering about 2,500. In contemplating the future prosperity of the town, we would note that there is now in course of construction a railroad from Ottawa, Ont., to the op- posite side of St. Mary's river. and when this is completed but a short time will elapse before another line will be con- structed, extending from St. Paul to this point, this giving an almost air line route from the latter city to the seaboard at Portland, Maine, and shortening the dis- tance by several hundred miles.
The surrounding country is being rap. . idly settled by a thrifty class of farmers, the county also showing a large increase in population. Among the recent improve-
SAUGATUCK HOUSE
W. L. MOREY, Proprietor.
Good Sample Rooms. Good Livery in connection with the Hotel. Good Fishing and Shooting. Stages run in connection with Hotel daily to and from Hamilton; also twice daily to and from Richmond, connecting with all trains.
SAUGATUCK, -
- MICELIGAN.
Detroit Mutual Benefit
Association, 143 Griswall Street, It a member becomes permanently disabled wo pay one-half the face of his cor- tificato then, and the other half at death.
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MILLS & BARKER
Manufacturers of LOUNGES, MATTRESSES. BEDDING and FURNITURE. Send for Cata- logue. 176 & 178 Woodward Ave., DETROIT.
1022 SAU MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER SAU
ments in the place is a fine court house, erected at a cost of $24,000, and a Union school building. costing $10,000. It has Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, Catholic and public schools, several hotels, the Chippewa being the best. A newspaper, the Chipperca County News, is published. But little manufac- turing is done. a saw-mill, flour mill, ma- chine shop and 3 wagonshops, with . some minor ones. completing the list. The ex- ports are chiefly lumber and furs. Fort Brady, an old Government post, is located at the lower end of the town. Six commis- sioned officers and a force of 70 men are stationed here.
The most prominent object of interest here is the celebrated St. Mary's Falls Ship Canal. a work begun in 1853 and completed in 1855. This canal is somewhat less than a mile in length, is 100 feet wide, with an average depth of 12 feet, and cost in round figures $1,000.000. The main part of the - work was cut through solid rock. The increasing traffic through this outlet having , largely outgrown its capacity, a much more capacious lift lock is now being con- structed by the General Government, to be completed during the present spring (1881). This lock is 515 feet long, 80 feet wide in the chamber, and 60 feet wide at the gates, with a depth of 16 feet. This lock is the largest on this continent, if not in the world, and will cost. when completed. in - the neighborhood of $3.000,000. Tele- graph, Western Union. Mail, tri-weekly. Myron W. Scranton, postinaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bayliss John, Harness Maker.
- Boyle & Roach (John Boyle, Patrick E Roach), general store.
Braun Adolph, grocer.
Braun Charles, baker.
Brown George W, lawyer.
Brown Jrs L F, Propr Exchange Ho- tel.
Brown Nella A, Physician.
Carleton Guy, customs officer.
Carleton & Kemp (Robert H C'arle- ton, George Kemp), Storage, Forwarding Coal and Wood.
Chandler Wm, collector St Mary's Falls Ship Canal.
Chandler & Steere (Wm Chandler, Joseph Il Steere), propres Chippewa County News.
Chartier Rev (Catholic).
Chippewa County News (weekly, inde pendent), Chandler & Steere proprs
Chippewa House, H. P Smith Propr. (Sie adr, page 1025.)
Colwell John, lawyer and justice.
Cooke George, Baker and Commuis- sion Merchant.
Crawford John, Boot and Shoe Maker and Saloon.
Cushman Charles S, lawyer.
Cushman Mrs Sadie A. dressmaker.
Donaldson Jolin A, Grocer.
Easterday Rev Thomas S (Presbyterian).
Eaton Charles B, Founder, Machin- ist and Boiler Maker. (See ade opp.)
Feldman Henry, Drugs and Confec- tionery. (Se ade opp.)
Ferris J G & Son (John G and Wal- lace H). Meat Market.
Ferris Win MI, Furniture and Under- taking.
Gable Richard A, physician.
Gabriel Nicholas W, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr. and Undertaker.
Gardner John J, Wagon Mnfr and Jobbing Shop.
Giguere Augustine, Grocer.
Given Win C. General Store.
Globe Hotel, John Navin Propr.
Goddard John, Painter.
Guth Philipp, Shoe Maker.
Hamilton & Warner (James S Hamilton. Frederick E Warner), painters.
Harding George A, Physician.
Bitchings Charles E, Stoves and Tinware. (Se adr opp.)
Jacobs Louis, general store.
Lacy Edward MI, Drugs, Books aud Stationery.
Lambert Mrs Margaret A, milliner.
Landauer Samuel, jeweler.
Lanzon Bros (Alfred aud Lucien), Flour Mill.
Levy Siegfried. saloon.
Lipsett James, blacksmith.
McDonald Alexander, hotel.
McDonald Alexander B, hotel.
McDonald Robert, land agt.
MCEvoy Bartholomew, propr Ontario House.
McMahon Francis, hotel.
Mackenzie Donald M. Saloon.
Metzger Lonis, grocery and saloon.
Miller Rev D B (Methodist).
Montgomery Chauncey, President of Village and Propr Club House
Milford G M & Co (George M Mul- ford, John Ruchle), Cigar Mafrs and Now - Depot.
Mulvaney Christian, blacksmith
Myers & Bloomer (Wm Myers, Ed- ward Bloomer), Barbers.
The Model Lifo Inuararoo Co.
The Washington of New York, DR. S. I .. FULLER Gen'l Agon !.
ROE STEPHENS, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., has the largest MUSIC STORE
SAU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAU 1023
C. B. EATON,
Foundry and Machine Shop and Boiler Man'f'r.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
CASTINGS IN BRASS OR IRON FURNISHED.
Sault Ste. Marie,
Michigan.
H. FELDMAN,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Confectionery
CIGARS and STATIONERY. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Water Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
LOUIS P. TREMPE
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
COAL and WOOD DOCK, COMMISSION and FORWARDING MERCHANT
Steam Pumps, Tugs and Lighters. . Hawsers and all Wrecking Apparatus ready for use.
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
C. E. HITCHINGS,
Dealer in New and Second Hand
STOVES, TINWARE
AND
House Furnishing Goods,
Sault Ste. Marie, - Michigan.
TELEPHONE STATION,
and Lager Beer Brewery, at 343 Rivard St., corner Maple, JACOB MANN.
OF RIELY ST
OLD, TRIED, SGLID. None Better, Organized, 1851.
The Berkshire Life Ins. Co.
of Pittsfeld, Mass. State Agency, 3 Mechanics' Block, Detroit.
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Navin John, Propr Globe Hotel.
Newton Henry L, Meat Market, Flour and Feed and Provisions, and Dealer in Cedar Ties, Fence Posts and Telegraph Poles.
Prenzlauer Bros (Herman and Al- bert), General Store.
Prenzlauer Mrs Mina, General Store.
Kiedy Maurice, Saloon.
Ruchle Win, Boot and Shoe Maker. Rutherford James, Photographer. Ryan Denis, propr Marquette House.
Scranton Myron W, Postmaster and General Merchant.
Seymour Henry W, Lumber Mnfr. Smith Henry P, Propr Chippewa House. (See adr opp.)
Steere Joseph H, Lawyer.
Stevens George, restaurant.
Sutton Elmour S B, lawyer.
Taylor Charles F, mugr W U Tel Co.
Taylor George A, tailor.
Trempe Louis P, General Store. (See adr, page 1023.)
Vancott Edward, barber.
Williams Wesley, Dentist.
SAWYER.
Or Troy Station, is located on the C. & W. M. R. R., in Chickaming township, Berrien county, near the shore of lake Michigan. It is 10 miles north of New Buffalo, and 18 west of Berrien Springs, the county seat. All kinds of fruit are raised in great profusion, and, with lum ber, constitute the exports. The place has societies of Latter Day Saints and Method- ists, and a district school. Mail daily by rail and by stage to New Troy, 24 miles east; fare, 25 cents. Settled, 1830. Popu- lation, 50. Bank at St. Joseph. Express, American. J. II. Spaulding, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barber S, agent. Burns, physician.
Hinchman B, general store and fruit grower.
Hudson James, blacksmith.
Knight David, fruit dryer:
Pavey M L, cooper.
Price M, produce.
Spaulding Harvey, constable.
Spaulding James H, Express and Railroad Agt.
Tatin Samuel, live stock.
Thornton & Phelps, fruit growers.
SCHOOLCRAFT.
A thriving incorporated village of about 1,000 inhabitants, lies at the intersection of the C. &G. T. Ry, and the Kalamazoo Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry, in the township of Schoolcraft, southwestern part of Kalama zoo county. It is 13 miles south of Kala- mazoo, 29 southwest of Battle Creek, 74 southwest of Lansing, 71 south of Grand Rapids, and 150 west of Detroit. - The sur- rounding country is level or slightly roll- ing, and comprises excellent grain and grass land, averaging in value about 875 per acre. The village has Presbyterian. Methodist and Baptist churches, a large graded school building costing $24.000. 2 public halls, a fire department, a ladies' and a towuship library, a weekly news- paper, a private bank, grain elevator, and manufactories of lumber and wind mills. The exports of grain, fruit. general pro- duce, wind mills, etc., by the L. S. & M. S. Ry, alone, amounted to 7,418,402 lbs. Bonded indebtedness of school district. $6,500. Total valuation of property. as assessed for purposes of taxation. $350 .- 000. Among the recent improvements are 5 brick business blocks, costing about $10.000. Telegraph, Western Union, Ex press. United States and American. Da- vid R. Stuart, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Barney Brothers (S Rolla and Rush ("),
hardware and marble works Baruum Bolivar. physician. Bauer Jacob, boots and shoes.
Bidwell Victor V. groceries and shoes.
Bonfoey Auson, carpenter.
Bowe Daniel, justice of peace.
Boyne Wm, Merchant Tailor.
Briggs John W, physician.
Burch N, Livery, and Boarding Stable, Penn.
Chapin Adelbert D. Harness and Trunks.
Chapin John F. physician.
Chase George M, physician.
Cobb Jerome T. sec of State Grange and editor Grange Visitor.
Cooper Win, general store.
Crose, Gardner & Co (George G Cross. Abram Gardneri, Mafre G & Myers' Wind Mill.
De Mund & Hiesrodt (Henry De Mund Martin Hiesrodt, masolis.
Di-patch & News, John Robertsin Publr.
Duncan Henry E. grocer
Dyckman E B & Co (Event B Dyckman. Moses R Cobb, Myron M Cole), Lankers
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
P. HAYDEN, DETROIT, Manufacturer and Jobber.
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USE PORTER'S JOLIET ALE. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, Chicago. See Advertisement opposite page 131.
SCHI AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SCH 1025
Earl Jesse P, railroad agt and tel opr. Earl John, elevator.
Ellsworth Selim B, dentist.
Fanckboner George C, Meat Mar- ket and Marble Worker, Mnfr of Monu- menis, Tombstones and all Kinds Scotch Granite and Marble Cemetery Work.
Fanckboner George €, Pres School- craft Agricultural Society and Driving Park Association.
Fanckboner Win jr, Groceries and Crockery, Grand.
Fellows Bros (Solomon and Ozro S), foun- dry.
Follows Solomon, Lumber Mnfr, Planing Mill and General Jobbing.
Finlay Mrs Wm, dressmaker.
Gainsley Christian H, general store.
Gill Henry L, elevator.
Grange Visitor, J. T Cobb Editor and Mngr.
Griffiths Thomas, Grocer and Baker. Grimes John, harnessmaker.
Harding Jacob, carpenter.
Hendrix Jacob, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables.
Hewitt Thomas, general store.
Hill Chester O, saloon.
H. P.S MITEX
PROPRIETOR
Chippewa House
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.
The above Hotel is beautifully located at the foot of the Sault, or Rapids of Ste. Marie's River; and is opened every year for Guests by the arrival of the first steamers. Parties will always find there a large supply of every variety of Fishing Tackle and other Sporting Apparatus, and can be provided with Boats and .Boatmen. Nothing, in fact, will be neglected, that can in any way contribute to the comfort of Guests, during a visit to that favorite SUMMER RESORT.
O. JJANNASCH,
General Gunsmith
AND DEALER IN Sporting Goods, Birds, Etc.
Special attention given to
Give me a call. TAXIDERMY.
Schoolcraft, Mich.
CHEIS. D. COLSOY.
FOUNDRY FACINGS, &c. 108 & 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO
Rackhrad, Rhode Island Charcoal, Soapstone, Lchigh Cokr, Carbon Mineral, Keystone Coat. &c. The best obtainable, and the Cheapest.
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Home Life Ins. Co.
The strongest in the world, bas $138 for $100 of liability, therefore the best for the Agent. Apply to . E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago. Il1.
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Hoyt Homer, window shade mnfr. Mindson Miss Ellen, Millinery and Fancy Goods, Eliza opp Island House. James George R, drugs and books.
Jaunasch Ferdinand O, Gunsmith and Taxidermist and Dealer in Sporting Goods, Birds, etc. ( See ady, p 1025.) Jennings Albert, principal of school.
Kohl Win C, Mnfr of Fine Custom Boots and Shoes.
Lucas Jesse D, agt C & G T Rv.
McLeod, Buss & Co (James M McLeod, Robert Buss, Wm M Sloan), carriage and wagonmakers.
Major & Caves (James Major, Henry Caves), coopers.
Marsh Bros (Samuel H and Oliver W), Meat Market.
Myers Charles E, windmill mnfr.
Myers George A, windmill mufr.
Myers Henry B, furniture.
Myers Hubert J, cashr L S & M'S Ry.
Neasmith James M, State Land Commr.
Norton A H & N N (Aaron H. and Newton N), farm impts.
Owens Thomas C, physician. Pabst John, barber.
Pearce Rev A G ( Baptist).
Phillips Wm, blacksmith.
Phillips & McLeod (Win Phillips, Wm McLeod), wagonmakers.
Robertson John, Publr Dispatch and News, and Western Review.
Rote Jacob N, Blacksmith and Horse Shoer.
Rote Rev Jacob N (Evangelical). Smead & Freeman (Thomas D Smead, Wm II Freeman), painters.
Smith Henry P, justice of peace.
Smith Theodore W, constable.
Snyder Win H, clothing and shoes.
Stilwell Edwin C, hardware: also, agent U S and American Exp Cos.
Stilwell E C & Co (Edwin Cand James T Stilwell, Wm McLeod), Hardware and Stoves; also Paints and Oils.
Strong Frank L, barber.
Stuart & Sawyer (David R Stuart, Herbert B Sawyer), Druggists.
Troxel Edmund, propr Troxel House.
Troxel House, Edmund Troxel Propr. Underwood Theodore J, Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries and Crockery. Western Review, John Robertson & Co Publrs.
White Rev James E ( Methodist).
SCIO.
Dating as a settlement from 1825, has a population of 150, and is located on the
Huron river, in Scio township, Washtenaw county, on the M. C. R. R., ? miles nort !: - west of Ann Arbor court house. Flour, feed and grain are the articles of export. Bank at Dexter. Mail, daily. George .1. Peters, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abott Mrs, lumber mufr.
Evarts John, Flour Mill.
Kelly George W, railroad agent.
Peters George A, Farmer.
SCOFIELD.
A village of 300 inhabitants. located oa the Fayette Br. L. S. and M. S. Rv, in Exeter township, Monroe county, 10 mile- northwest of Monroe, the county seat, and 33 southwest of Detroit. Scofield was set- tled in 1872. It has a Methodist Episcopal church and manufactures lumber, broom handles, staves and heading, which, with charcoal and farm products, are exported. A competent shoemaker is required here. Express, United States. Telegraph, West- ern Union. Daily mail. H. B. Welch postmaster: R. E. Newville, acting.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Burden A, blacksmith.
King Julins, sorghum mnfr.
Lloyd C J & Co. lumber and gen store.
Randall Dr E W, druggist.
Rice M L. stave and handle mnfr, exp and railroad agent.
Rock Thomas, saloon. Savercoal S & Co, Lumber Mnfrs. Yakley Win & Son, charcoal mnfrs.
SCOTT'S.
A postoffice and station on the C. & G T. Ry, in Pavilion township. Kalamazoo county, 15 miles southwest of Kalamazoo court house, and an equal distance south- west of Battle Creek. It was settled in 1872, has 150 inhabitants, and is a ship ping point for cattle, hogs, wheat, apple .. and the surplus products of a flouring and saw-mill. Bank at Battle Creek. Express. American. Telegraph, Western Union Mail, daily. Wm. H. De Lano, postmas ter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Boardman J W. billiards.
Bowles R. blacksmith.
Carbine E L., Druggist.
De Lano W'm R. General Store.
Dewey Charles, livery stable.
Dorrance Charles, photographer.
Forbush Milo, propr Forbush House Foster D, meat market.
ELEGANT GOODS, Stylish Cut and a Perfect Fit, can always 5 be had at SOL. S. BATESON & BRO., Detroit, Mich.
Mason & Hamlin Organs
on Monthly Pay- ments are sold in Detroit by Roe Stephens
SCO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SEB
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Goldsmith H W, grain and fruit. Graves Charles, mason.
Irwin R A, railroad and exp agt. Johnson A L, Cider Mnfr.
Kelly C, blacksmith. Lincoln C D, railroad and exp agt. MeElrath BE, Physician. Martin Mrs B, milliner.
Overholt John, Boot and Shoemaker, and Collection and Insurance Agt. Powers C E, general store. Powers & Day, hardware. Powers Israel, Barber. Simmons H, mnfr artificial limbs. Tyson George, live stock. White Win J, lumber and flour mill. Yagley Wm, meat market.
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