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Matthews Frank, farmer and lumberman. Matthews Frederick, farmer.
Miller Dennis, farmer and constable.
Miller L, farmer.
Reed Joseph, Carpenter.
Ruprecht E, farmer and lumberman. Ruprecht Louis, farmer.
Shay Charles, painter.
Smith Charles, farmer and mason.
Squire IL J, Farmer and Farrier.
Stokes H S, farmer and shoemaker. Trumbull C D, farmer.
Trumbull J W, farmer. Weiler John, farmer. Wyllis Martin, farmer. Young John, farmer. Zerlant H, farmer.
Zerlant Joseph, farmer.
SIX CORNERS.
Livingston county. (See Fleming.)
SIX CORNERS.
A hamlet in the township of Chester, Ottawa county, 20 miles east of Grand Haven and 178 north of west from Detroit. Coopersville, 6 miles south on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, is its railroad station. Set. tled, 1851. Population, 30. Stage from Ravenna to Coopersville passes the place daily; fare to former,' 25 cents, latter, 50 cents. Robert Gibbs, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brumley W W, hotel propr. Dubois Myron (Methodist).
Gibbs Bobert, MI D, Drugs and Gro- ceries.
Gillespie John, lumber mnfr.
Newcomb Rev G T (Episcopal).
Pierce Clark, express agent.
Pierce John, Grocer.
Ross Rev W H (Wesleyan).
Russ Harvey, grocer.
Wilkinson A, hotel propr.
SIX LAKES.
A postoffice and station on the C. S. & C. R. R., in Belvidere township, Montcalm county, 14 miles northwest of Stanton, the county seat.
SKANEE.
Settled in 1871, in Arvon township, Bs- raga county,' lake Superior, is a village of 125 population and the location of impor- tant wood and timber interests. It has a Lutheran church and district school. Dis- tance from L'Anse, its nearest railroad point, 18 miles. The place is on Ravine river, near its outlet into Huron bay, which forms an excellent natural harbor, with a coast line of 25 miles. Mail by stage from L'Anse tri-weekly. Walfred Breen, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Breen Walfred, General Store, Lum- ber and Bark Dealer.
Gardberg August, blacksmith. Hawkenson Peter, saloon.
Holinstrom Peter, justice of peace.
Newman Daniel, Justice of Peace. Smith John, carpenter.
Zellen Olof. physician.
Zellen Rev Oscar (Reformed Lutheran)
SKINNER. Bay county. (Se Auburn. )
SLAYTON.
A settlement formed in 1878 by E. T. Slayton, formerly of Lapeer, in Klacking township. Ogemaw county. 9 miles north of West Branch, the county seat. It is on the West Branch and Au Sable river state road, 64 miles northwest of Bay City. Ex- cellent farming land surrounds the settle- ment, a large body of pine timber lying to the south of it, much of which is owned by the Slayton Lumber Co. Mail by special
Sol. S. Bateson & Bro.,
of Detroit, send Goods to Jackson. Owosso, Ionia and East Saginaw.
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supply weekly. Austin Abbott, postmas- ter.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott Austin, general store, blacksmith shop, justice, etc.
Slayton Lumber Co, Mumber mnfrs. Five Lakes.
SLOCUM JUNCTION.
A station at the junction of the Toledo and Fayette divisions of the Canada South- ern Ry. It is in Wayne county, 17 miles southwest of Detroit. Mail is received at Trenton, one mile northeast.
SLOCUM'S GROVE.
Is located on Crockery creek, in Casno- via township, Muskegon county, 18 miles due east of Muskegon, the county seat. 25 northwest of Grand Rapids and 7 west of Casnovia, the nearest railroad point, on the G. R. N. & L. S. R. R., with which it has daily stage communication. Grain, live stock, lumber and shingles form the ship- inents. Elliott T. Slocum, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abbott David, hotel propr.
Cox L M, Justice of Peace.
Cox & Northrup, live stock dealers. Johnston George, constable.
Slocum Elliott T, Lumber. Real Es- tate and Loans.
Slocum Giles B. lumber and shingle mnfr.
SMITH MINE JUNCTION.
Forty-three miles above Escanaba. on the C. & N. W. Ry, in Marquette county.
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In Saginaw county, 2 miles north west of Birch Run.
SMITH'S CORNERS.
Sanilac county. (Se La Motte.)
SMITH'S CORNERS.
A village of 90 inhabitants, in Weare township, Oceana county. 4 miles due north of Hart, the county seat, and the same distance southeast of Pentwater. from which it has a tri-weekly mail. Ly -tage. A Methodist church, township hall and district school are here. Wheat is the chief shipment. Funny S. Gregory, post- master.
SMITH'S CREEK.
A village of 200 inhabitants, on the G. T. Ry, in Kimball township, St. Clair county, 12 miles south of Port Huron, the county seat, and AS above Detroit. It was settled in 1860, and hasa Methodist church and a hotel, but no manufacturing. Hoops, stave bolts. cord-wood and farm products are shipped. Express. Canadian. Mail. daily. Darius Jones, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Achison W S. railroad and exp agt.
Allen W W, justice of peace.
Bartlett. H, hotel propr.
Brown Wm, florist.
Conet W'mi, Brick Maker.
Daley O P, physician.
Frink M D, lawyer.
Goold Carman, general store.
Hart M. grain buyer.
Hart Wm, carpenter.
Heath Nathaniel, farm impts.
Jones E L, Grocer and Dep Postmaster.
Kemp & Son, carpenters.
Lindsay James, Hotel Propr.
Nelson Christian, general store.
Ramsey Mrs C E, general store.
Rogers E, apiary.
Shanahan Bros. musicians.
Taylor B C. blacksmith.
Teeple MI, Dentist.
Walke R, wagonmaker.
Wright Rev B F (Methodist).
SMITH'S CROSSING. Ionia county. (See Shiloh.)
SMITHVILLE.
A small station known as Smith's Cross- ing, on the F. & P. M. Rv. in Midland county, 15 miles above Saginaw.
SMYRNA.
A village of 300 population, on Flat river, in Otisco township. Ionia coun- ty, 16 miles northwest of Ionia aud 4 southwest of Belding, and 7 from Kidd- ville, on the D., L. & N. R. R., via which shipments should be made. The place has saw and flouring mills, Congregational and Methodist churches and a good public school. Stage to Belding 6 times a week. carrying mail. George P. Hoppousb, po tasier.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker W W. wagonmaker. Barlow Rov N P (Baptist). Bignell Bros, Founders.
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Blackmar John H, blacksmith.
Dickins A J. blacksmith.
Dolley C W, physician.
Hall & Spencer, dry goods and groceries.
Hoppough George P, Druggist and General Store.
Mann O F, harnessmaker.
Noble Phebe, milliner and dressmaker.
Purdy G W, Hotel Propr.
Stall L, blacksmith.
Sterns J D, Lumber Mnfr.
Tibbel W R. flour mill.
Walser Lewis, boots and shoes.
Wheelan M A, wagonmaker.
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SNOW FLAKE.
Also called Lakeside Farm, is located on Intermediate lake, in Forest Home town- ship, Antrim county, 5 miles northwest of Bellaire, the county seat, 169 above Grand Rapids and 18 northwest of Mancelona, the nearest railroad point on the G. R. & I. R. R. The place is beautifully located and offers two-acre town lots at $20 to ac- tual settlers. Population, within the cir- cuit of postoffice delivery, 150. Seeds, fruit and nursery stock are shipped. Tele- graph, Western Union. Stage from Man- celona to Eastport, via Snow Flake, twice a weck: fare, $1 and 50 cents, respectively. W. W. Johnson, postmaster. 1
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Freeman UI, exp and railroad agt.
Johnson W W, General Store and Nurseryman.'
SNOW PRAIRIE.
A small place in Bethel township. Branch county, near Bron-on, its postoffice and . trading point, on the L. S. & M. S. Ry.
SNYDER'S.
Eight miles southwest of Jackson, is a station on the Air Line Div. M. C. R. R. No postoffice.
SODUS.
A village on Pipestone creek, near its confluence with the St. Joseph river, in the township of Sodus, Berrien county, 12 miles northwest of Berrien Springs, the county seat, and 5 southeast of Benton Harbor. the nearest bank and railroad sta- tion. It has United Brethren and Baptist churches, good public schools and a gn i and saw mill. Wheat, hogs and great quantities of fruit are shipped. Stage to Benton Harbor, St. Joseph, Berrien Spring- and Niles, daily. The projected Cincin-
nati, Wabash and Lake Michigan P. R. will make Sodus a station. R. MI. Hogue, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brown O, Carpenter and Fruit Grower.
Burdick Wm & Sons, carpenters.
Cowles Orlando, lumber and flour mill.
Davis Joseph H, justice of peace.
Deaner L, ferry.
Dikes A, blacksmith.
Edwards E S, Fruit Grower.
Garrison Alvin, blacksmith.
Garrison Wm, blacksmith.
Harman Jacob, carpenter, cider and sor. ghum minfr.
Haskins Malcolm & Almarian, flour mill.
Hogue Charles, carpenter.
Hogue J F. farmer.
Hogue R M, township treasurer.
Hollister H & sons, Coopers.
Inglesbee O. supervisor.
King Dr Allen J, grocer.
King F F. lawyer and cider mufr.
King Rev J E (Baptist).
King W L, apiarist and justice of peace.
Lamore Charles, Lumber MInfr.
McDonald James, fruit grower.
Moore Daniel, shoemaker.
Moore Milo, shoemaker.
Moore Wm, shoemaker.
Pattee Rev C W (United Brethren).
Randall John, lumber mufr.
Rector & Kinney, Flour Mill.
Sparr Frank, Carpenter.
Strome Joseph, school teacher.
Stump Joseph, apiarist and teacher.
Stump J H. fruit grower.
Surran J, farmer.
Thebo Emanuel, Wagon Maker. Tice Myron C, carpenter.
SOLON.
A postoffice in Solon township. Leele naw county. on the semi-weekly mail stage route from Traverse city, its nearest rail way approach, 12 miles southeast, to Glein Haven, 18 miles northwest, and 32 miles southwest of Northport, the county seat Farm products and limber are shipped. M. C. Cate, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold George, constable.
Baker & Banghey (H P Baker, Benjamin Baughey), lumber mnfrs. Cate M C, Shoe Maker and Farmer Hannaford Charles, justice of peace.
Lantner Stephen, township clerk Buthardi Louis, Justice of Peace Shiller Solomon, justice of peace.
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Bottling Supplies and Telephone Station. LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catharina
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Tager Frederick, lumber mnfr. Terry Hiram, school supt.
SOMERSET.
A village and station on the D., H. & S. W. R. R., in the township of Somerset, northeast corner of Hillsdale county, 18 miles from Hillsdale and 72 southwest of Detroit. Population, 100. It has a Con- gregational church, hotel and 2 stores. Telegraph, Western Union. Express,
American. Mail, daily. G. A. Smith, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Branch Rev E T (Congregational). Eddy Bros, hotel proprs.
Haynes James, railroad and exp agt.
Holdridge Jacob, Blacksmith.
Root S P, physician. Root & Westcott, general store.
Smith & A, General Store.
Tinwell D A, book agt. Westcott Samuel, blacksmith.
SOMERSET CENTER.
Located on the D., H. & S. W. R. R., 2 miles south west of Somerset, and 75 from Detroit, is a village of 175 inhabitants, containing a flouring mill, Methodist Epis- copal church and public school. The river Raisin, upon which it is located, affords some water power. General farm products form the shipments. Land in the vicinity from $15 to $65 per acre. Express, Amer- ican. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. O. D. Brown, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brown O D, Drugs, Groceries and Exp Agt.
Clancey Dennis, general store and justice. Clark Merrett, constable.
Gamwell & T, Flour Mill. Graham II C, wagon and cabinetmaker. Howard W. wagonmaker.
Sanderson J E, general store and railroad agt. Sawdry W F, hardware and tin. Traver R C, physician.
SOULE.
A postoffice ou Pinnebog creek, in Hu- ron county, about 12 miles northwest of Bad Axe.
SOUTH ARM.
Is situated at the mouth of Jordan river. on the south arm of Pine lake, in South Arm township, Charlevoix county. 15
miles southeast of Charlevoix court house, and 12 in a direct line, or 18 by stage route, via Advance and Boyne, north of west from Boyne Falls, its railroad point. on the G. R. & I. R. R. First settled, 1867. Population, 80. Exports, wood, railroad ties and tan-bark. Churches. Methodist and Baptist. Mail, tri-weekly. Eugene A. H. Cole, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cole Eugene A IN, General Store.
Coon A A. justice of peace.
Cummins John, constable.
Cummins Stephen, barber. Earls Charles, tobacco and cigars.
Glenn & Porter, Lumber Mnfrs.
Hawks John, painter.
Hipp H B, justice of peace.
Isaman S G, general store and wood dealer.
Keat James A, builder and judge of pro- bate.
Kowalski Michael, constable.
Lamway Y H, Wagon Maker.
Le Clair PH, watches, jewelry, etc.
Liskum A, builder.
Mayhew Chris, justice of peace.
Misner D, justice of peace.
Munro John, Flour Mill.
Murphy Michael. justice of peace.
Rex August, rag buyer.
Smith Rev J M (Methodist).
Stahlmann I B, General Store.
Vaughan Jolin, constable.
Vianicourt, plasterer. Weikel J, hotel.
Whiteford Samuel, blacksmith and gun- smith.
SOUTH BLENDON.
Sometimes called Ohio Mills, was set- tled in 1867 and is located in the township of Blendon, Ottawa county, 30 miles south east of Grand Haven and 4 west of Hud sonville, its railroad point on the Grand Rapids Branch of the C. & W. M. R. R .. with which it has a semi-weekly mail stage. Lumber and shingles are manufactured. and with grain, hay and fruit form the exports. Churches, Dutch Reformed and Wesleyan Methodist. Population. 300. O. M. Sherburne, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bennett Wmn W. lumberman.
Bohl John, Stone Mason. Folger E, hotel propr
Hall Jesse P. R. carpenter and notary public. Sherburne 0 3, Township Clerk and Justice of Peace.
Snider Peter, lawyer.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association,
143 Griswold Street, invares all ita Members on the Fa- dowment Plan.
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
BEDDING.
MILLS & BARKER, wholesale manufacturers. Hotels furnished throughout on incst liberal termis. Wararcon, 176 and 178 Woodward Avenue, DETROIT, MICH.
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Steffens R, general store.
Tuller Wesley, millwright, lumber and shingle mnfr.
SOUTH BOARDMAN.
Was settled in 1972, has 30 inhabitants and is located on Boardman river, in the township of Boardman. Kalkaska county. It is a station on the G. R. & I. R. R., 130 miles north of Grand Rapids, 37 eastwardly from Travers City and & from Kalkaska, the county seat. A saw and grist mill are operated, and the place has a Methodist church, public school and daily mail. Shipments, grain and potatoes. Land from $6 to $15 per acre. Telegraph, Atlantic and Pacific. F. P. Smith, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Golden Rev O J ( Methodist). Shucrt 'T P, Hotel Propr and Flour Mill. Shutts G W. justice of peace. Smith F P, General Store. Smith Sidney, constable. Stone H, railroad agent.
Stone & Shuert. (A Stone, T P Shuerti, lumber mnfrs.
SOUTH BOSTON.
Formerly a postoffice in Boston town- ship, Ionia county. on the semi-weekly mail route from Saranac, 5 miles north- east, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, via which Ionia, the county seat. is 14 miles distant.
SOUTH BUTLER.
Sometimes known as Whig Center, is a country postoffice in Butler township, Branch county, 11} miles northeast of Coldwater court house, and 53 directly north of Quincy, on the L. S. & M. S. Ry. between which and Butler, 3 miles north- east, it has semi-weekly stage communica- tion. A Methodist church and a district school are located in the vicinity. Fruit, cattle and grain are the exports. Charles H. Chase, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Chase Charles H, Carpenter.
Chivers George, cider mufr.
Curtis Orin D, justice of peace. Dean R & S. blacksmiths. Knowles S, lumber mnfr. Lucas M T, justice and cooper. McDonald Frank. cooper. Paddock Rev O S (Methodist).
Ramstill Frank, carpenter and constable. Rogers James, Veterinary Surgeon. Rogers M C, physician. Sinclair Thomas, supt of schools.
SOUTH CAMDEN.
A small place in Camden township, Hillsdale county, near the Indiana State line. It is 5 miles south of Montgomery station, on the F. W. & J. R. R., and 19 southwest of Hillsdale court house. Near- est bank at Reading. 11 miles distant. Mail, tri-weekly, by stage from Montgom -. ery station. Alice Snodgrass, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Brown Charles, founder and machinist. Cooney C, lumber mnfr.
Cooney 'T', Justice of Peace.
Dobbs Eugene, general store.
McFadden Samuel constable.
Masters W. exp and railroad agt.
Moss J. general store.
Norton ER, General Store.
Oliver W. physician. Robinett Rev.
Whitlock Edward, hotel propr.
SOUTH CASS.
A small place in Odessa township, Ionia county, sometimes called Odessa Center, 124 miles southeast of Saranac station, on the D., G. H. & M. Rv. and 16 southwest from Ionia. It was first settled in 1850, is in a good farming country, and ships cat- tle, hogs, butter, eggs and poultry. Pop- ulation of village, 100: of township, 2,000. Farming land from $20 to $50 per acre. Bank at Saranac, to which a stage runs twice a week; fare, 50 cents. Mail, semi weekly. G. IL. Shepard. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bates Rev I P' (Baptist). Clark Frank, constable. Clark Leroy. constable.
Cox MI, Justice of Peace.
Crane Martin, physician.
Foght L. constable.
Glasgow Charles, general store.
Hless B E, physician.
Hurst E, wagonmaker. Miner HE F, General Store.
Mowry Rev Isaac ( United Brethren)
Shelby Rev (United Brethren).
Sickles & Hummels, Iumber mnfrs. Simons J, Blacksmith.
Wright James A, nurseryman.
SOUTH CLIMAX.
Four miles south of Climax station, on the G. T. Ry, communicating by tri- weekly mail line, is a country postoffice in Climax township, Kalamazoo county, 18 miles southeast of Kalamazoo village. Julius F'. Proctor, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Butler S, cooper. Byington Israel, Lumber Mnfr.
Goldsmith George, general store. Harrison F, lumber mnfr. Miller Uriah, lumber minfr.
Proctor Julius F, Farmer and Con- stable. Selby A, dentist.
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SOUTH FAIRFIELD.
A country postoffice in Fairfield town- ship, Lenawee county.
SOUTHFIELD
A pleasant village of about 300 inhabit- ants. settled in 1831, in Southfield town- ship, Oakland county. 12 miles due north of Pontiac, the county seat, and 17 north- west of Detroit. Birmingham, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, 8 miles northeast, is its shipping point, via which it has a tri- weekly mail. It is also 8 miles from Fish- er's, on the D., L. & N. R. R. The river Rouge furnishes power for a flouring mill. Shipments, wheat, potatoes and apples. Churches. Covenanters, Methodist and 2 Presbyterian. Bank at Pontiac. Edward S. Blakeslee, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Angstman Louis, Boots and Shoes. Blakeslee E S, General Store and Jus- tice of Peace. Delezenne Joseph E, general store.
Dyer Rev E (Presbyterian).
Erity Wm, lumber, feed and cider mill.
Gubert Henry, wagonmaker.
Hart John, cooper. Holcomb SD, physician and dentist.
Hooper Charles B. blacksmith.
Hughes Thomas, blacksmith. Johnson Charles I. carpenter. Lyon Martin, stone mason.
McCracken Rev James (Covenanter).
MeDonald Win, Carpenter. McHugh Edward, live stock dealer. McQuarter George, stone mason. Murphy Harmon, blacksmith. Phelps & Simmons (Louis Phelps. Charles Simmons), flour mill. Purdy John & George, live stock dealers. Strular Joshua, Cider Mnfr. Sturman Samuel, stone mason. Thomas Wmu, lumber mnfr. Waters John, lawyer.
SOUTH FRANKFORT.
Lies on the shore of lake Michigan, 1 mile south of Frankfort and 60 north of
Ludington. It was settled in 1867. and is in Gilmore township. Benzie county, 9 miles west of Benzoria, the county seat. Population, 500. The blast furnace of the Frankfort Furnace Co. is located here, and is the most important industry. It gives employment to over 100 men, and con- sumes 10.000 cords of wood yearly. Lum- ber and broom handles are also manufac- tured. Banks, Hannah, Lav & Co., Trav- erse City, and City Bank, Manistee. Stage semi-weekly to Manistee. and tri-weekly to Traverse City, 35 and 38 miles, respect- ively. A tannery and drug store are re- quired. Mail, tri-weekly. Telegraph, Western Union. E. B. Fletcher, post- master. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Banks A E, lumber innfr and gen store.
Bates John & Co, Grocers.
Carver Watson, carpenter and wagonmkr.
Carver Z J, carpenter and justice.
Crain & Evans, Lumber Minfrs.
Crispin RO, justice of peace.
Evans R, justice of peace.
Frankfort Blast Furnace Co. pig iron mnfre and general store.
Jacobson C, shoemaker.
Kibby C IZ, Justice of Peace.
Markham Frederick, blacksmith, machin- ist and founder.
Mathews Thomas E, tug boat owner and keeper of Point Betsey Life Saving Sta- tion No 4.
Robson Joseph, Fishermau. 1
Tallmadge E M. carpenter. Way Jamies, carpenter.
Wiltse Bros, harnessmakers.
SOUTH GRAND BLANC.
In Grand Blanc township. Genesee county, is a small place settled in 1874. and a station on the F. & P. M. Ry. known as Stony Run Siding, 54 miles from Detroit and 12 sonth of Flint. Mail. daily. W. HI. Butts, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Butts W II. Farmer.
Crapser J. saw-mill.
Fulkinson C, blacksmith.
Needham J. variety store.
Potter Il C. railroad agent.
Scott W H. physician.
Wright Wm, cooper.
SOUTH HAVEN.
A prominent incorporated village of 1,441 inhabitants on the shore of lake
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Michigan, at the mouth of Black river, which forms a safe and capacious harbor for shipping. It is in the township of South Haven, northwest corner of Van Buren county, and is the western terminus of the South Haven Div. M. C. R. R., by which it is 40 miles west of Kalamazoo and 180 west of Detroit. Paw Paw, the county seat, is 30 miles distant, and Chicago by water 80 miles southwest. Among the prominent features of the place are Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Dutch Reform and Methodist churches, a national bank with a capital of $50,000, two weekly news- papers, the Record (independent), and Sen- tinel (Republican), 2 graded public schools, & township library of 400 volumes, an opera house seating 600, and manufactories of fruit baskets, flour, lumber and wooden ware, which, with fruit, leather and tan- bark, are the leading items of export. Tri-weekly stage to Covert, 9 miles, and Watervliet, 18 south, the latter on the C. & W. M. R. R. Express, American. Tel- egraph, Western Union. Wm. E. Stew- art, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Austin Loren D. photographer.
Avery Henry M, jeweler.
Bacon Horace, lumber mufr, 3 miles s.
Bassett Lewis H. sewing machines.
Bassett L HI & Co (Lewis H Bassett), shoes.
Benson Mrs A W, dressmaker.
Bishop Midas E, physician. Bishop Timothy, wagonmaker.
Bixby Martin 1I, fruit grower.
Bixby Thompson A, fruit grower.
Blackman Alfred G, furniture.
Bousquet John, meat market.
Bowerman Joseph H, blacksmith.
Brown Luther J, Propr Pacific House. Burch Herbert H, apiarist.
Burlingame Mrs ES, general store.
Cain Humphrey, boots and shoes.
Campbell John C, Propr Dyckman House and livery.
Conger Uzziah, dry goods.
Cook Edward M, justice of peace. Cook Win N, Lawyer.
Cooper Thomas L, wagonmaker.
Crowley Jerry F. carpenter.
Dale Edwin E, druggist.
Delamere Charles, Wholesale Tan- Bark aud Lumber, Forwarding and Com- mission and Steamboat Agent, and Dep- uty Collector of Ci.stoms. Dewey Henry E, insurance and exp agt.
Dixon Frank R, railroad agent.
Dungill John A, barber.
Dyckman Aaron S, fruit grower.
Dyckman House, J C Campbell propr. Dyckman Wm, confectionery, fruits, etc. Farley Wm, painter.
Feegles Deloss F, painter.
First National Bank (capital $50,000), Si las R Boardman pres, Lyman S Monroe cashr.
Flatt John G, tailor.
Fletcher Calvin & Son (Calvin and Calvin H), hardware and farm impts.
Flora Bros (David and-Joseph), saw-mill, 5 miles e.
French Bros (True and Melvin H), general store.
Greene Amos A, blacksmith.
Grimes Mrs Paulina L, milliner.
Grussinger Charles S, Barber.
Hale MI & Co (Marshall and George N), general store.
Hamilton Mrs Elizabeth, millinery.
Hannahs George, lumber and lime mufr.
Harris & Freedman (Julius Harris, Albert Freedman), clothing.
Hastings Charles HI, Forwarding and Commission and Steamboat Agent.
Hawkhead Wm, saw-mill, 3 miles n.
Heeley Albert, fruit grower.
Hilton George V, physician.
Hinckley Hiram, confectioner.
Hinckley Isaac C, grocer.
Holcomb Asahel R, city marshal.
Howe Frank, cabinetmaker.
Humphrey John W, nurseryman.
Johnson Rev Charles (Baptist).
Johnson James FI, Lawyer, Losn. Real Estate. Ins and Collection Agt.
Johnson William G, dentist.
Leighton Leander A, grocer.
Lewis De La F, mnfr wooden bowls.
Lindeman J S, fruit grower.
Lockwood & Hewson (Edward J Lock - wood, Elston I Hewson), dry goods.
Lyon D & Son (David and Win C), cider mnfrs.
Mackey & Co (Wmn Mackey), foundry.
Mapes David, wagonnaker.
Mayo Hamilton, builder.
Means John R. druggist.
Merson John C. saloon.
Metcalf George L. wagonmaker.
Minter Wm B, saloon.
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