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Moore & Mackey (David F Moore, John Mackey), hardware.
Murray Edward, saloon and billiards
Mylan & Son (James and George), tanners and ourtiers.
Pacific House, Luther J Brown Propr.
Penniman Alanson T, farm impts.
Pronty Albert M. Lumber, Shingles. Lath, Barrels and all kinds of Cooperare.
Carriage Umbrellas and Holders, P. HAYDEN, Detroit Saddlery Hardware, Etc.
PORTER'S JOLIET
BOTTLED LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER, is recommended by the Faculty. T. D. Stuyer, Sole Agent, CHICAGO.
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Randall Cornelius, carpenter. Reynolds John, saloon.
Reynolds & Joslin (John Reynolds, Royal Joslin), meats. Richards James H, justice of peace.
Richardson Charles J, house mover.
Richardson & Benson (Charles Richardson, Asa W Benson), confectioners. Robertson Rev A A (Congregational). Robinson & Cowley (Ira MI Robinson, John HI Cowley), brick and tile innfrs.
Ross A E, principal of school. . Seaver George L, ins agt.
Selkrig J M & A W (John M and Avery W), fruit package and basket mnfrs.
Selkirk M. Vassar, harnessmaker.
Sell Jonathan A, grocer.
Sellers John, boots and shoes.
Bhk-rou & Donahue (Charles Sharron, Ed- ward Donahue), meats. Smith Mason F, baker.
Smith Peter, livery stable.
Smith Pitt, grocer and confectioner.
South Haven Brick and Tile Co, Ira M Robinson and John H Cowley proprs. South Haven Sentinel, Wm E Stew- art Editor and Propr. (See adr.)
Sperry John D, jeweler and milliner.
Stedman Alva, furniture and undertaker. Stewart W A, painter.
Stewart Wmn E, Editor and Propr South Haven Sentinel. (See adv.) Sweet Hiland W, flour mill.
Thompson Robert B, planing mill.
Thompson Ten Eyck, furniture.
Townsend E P. clothing.
Triece Wm G. physician. Tripp Mrs A H, general store.
Trowbridge Silas M, flour mill, 2 miles e. Van Antwerp Mrs A Pluma, milliner. Wachsmuth John, tailor. Wheeler Thomas M, boots and shoes.
Wirick Daniel, grocer.
Wrigglesworth & Husted, fruit growers.
Wright D G & Co (Daniel G and Charles HI Wright, Frank W Hurlbut), gen store. Zeedyk Henry, grocer.
SOUTH HENRIETTA.
A small place in Jackson county, 7 miles northeast of Jackson.
SOUTH JACKSON.
Is located 7 miles south of Jackson, in Summit township, Jackson county. The locality was settled in 1839, has Methodist and Baptist churches, and an excellent public school. Stage with mail, from Jackson, semi-weekly. Sarah Christo- pher, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aldrich George, lawyer.
Aldrich Rev Sidney (Methodist).
Barksdale J, blacksmith.
Gallup Horace, supt of schools.
Howe E D, Blacksmith.
Kimble, wagonmaker.
Kipp A. HI, notary public and loans.
Miller Miss Frank, district school.
Raven Samuel, painter.
Root Wm, Farmer.
Smith Angiven, builder.
Van Geisen Arthur, constable.
SOUTH LANSING.
Ingham county, 1 mile south of the city of Lansing, on the Lansing Div. L. S. & M. S. Ry.
SOUTH LYON.
A thriving village on the D., L. & N. R. R., in the township of Lyon, southwest corner of Oakland county, 25 miles from Pontiac, the county seat, and 34 northwest of Detroit. The village was settled in 1832, and incorporated in 1872. It now
WM. E. STEWART, Editor and Proprietor.
The South Haven Sentinel,
Price $1.50 Per Year.
Is published in the very heart of the Fruit Region of Michigan,
And is the only Lake Shore Republican paper for a distance of fifty miles. The reputation of its Local Department, gives it a constantly increasing list of HOME READERS.
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claims a population of 500. The center of a good farming country, it ships grain, pork, apples and general produce. Total exports in 1880, 3,648 tons. There are 4 churches, Episcopal, Methodist Epis- copal, Free Methodist and Presbyterian, good schools, a hotel, a newspaper, flour- ing and cider mills. Bank at Brighton. Express, American. Telegraph, D., L. & N. R. R. Co.'s. Mail, daily. Charles Ellis, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams Bros (Elijah ) and James B), dealars in farm impts.
Adams Elijah M, Pump Mnfr, Well Boring and Dealer in Wind Mills.
Barns Amander G, lumber.
Bay John, blacksmith.
Birdsall & Barsby ( Frank J Birdsall, John L Barsby), harnessmakers.
Bridson Richard, horseshoer.
Button George W, justice of peace.
Calkins Hulett W, drugs and books.
Calkins Kingsley, grain dealer.
Calkins Rov S (Methodist).
Calkins Sylvester, Florist; all Kinds of House and Garden Plants.
Calkins & Clements (Sylvester Calk- ins, Samuel Clements), MInfrs of Evap- orated Fruits and Vegetables, Pure Cider Vinegar.
Challis & Scofield (John Challis, Hammon Scofield), carriagemakers.
Dixon John R, station and exp agt and tel opr.
Donovan James, general store.
Draper Mrs Joel E, dressmaker.
Dunlap Dwight, general store. Dunlap Thomas, druggist. Ellis Charles, Postimaster. Grundy George T, groceries, hardware, paints and oils.
Haven Edgar, principal of school.
Hedger. Carpenter & Co (Samuel C lled- ger, Samuel A Carpenter, Thomas A Sayer), general store. Helmuth Christian, meat market.
Hodgeman John, carpenter and builder. Hodgeman Major W, general store.
Hollister Miss Lona C, dressmaker.
Howell Edward D, Notary Public and Collection Agt. Howell Mrs E D, millinery. Howes D I, physician. Jacobus Byron J, barber and tobacco. Jones Hiram, undertaker.
Kester James J, dentist.
Knapp Alonzo S, physician and justice. Knapto: Robert H, shoemaker. Leitch Duncan D, shoemaker.
Lightcap F H, wagonnaker. Lignian Girard A, tailor.
Lovewell Lucien D, Farmer and Stock Dealer; Particular Attention Given to Buying and Selling Store Sheep; At Home every Wednesday.
McDonald John, shoemaker.
Mitchell Esan, Meat Market.
Moody Frank S, Propr Moody House, for. merly Whipple
Moody House, Frank S Moody Propr. Mosher Leonard R, hardware.
Odell & Clark (James C Odell, Thomas H Clark), horseshoers and blacksmiths.
Peebles & Berry (Dwight Peebles, Rufus C Berry), hardware.
Renwick S J, justice of peace.
Rorabacher & Sweet, publrs of The Excel sior.
Sellman E M. justice of peace.
Smith & Mickey (Charles T Smith, James Hickey), Carpenters and Builders. Stevens Herbert L, shoes and cigars.
Warner John T, Carriage Maker and General Repairer.
Warren Rev Frederick W (Methodist).
Weatherhead Wm A, flour mill, lime, etc. Webster Minor B. jewelry, confectionery and news.
Whipple Miss Dighton, school teacher. Wiedrick Bernard, Merchant Tailor. Yallup Thomas, saw and cider mill.
SOUTH MANITOU ..
Is situated on South Manitou island, one of the group forming the county of Man! tou, in the northern part of lake Michi gan. St. James, the county seat, is 40 miles northeast. The settlement ws formed in 1860, and now contains about 120 inhabitants, who are chiefly engaged in farming. It has a store, wood dock and some other small interests, but at present is without church and school accommod tions. A lighthouse is maintained here Mail, by special supply, twice a week from Glen Arbor, 12 miles distant. Shipments grain, potatoes, wood, cattle and fish Richard Kitchen, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Burton E E, wood dock.
Kitchen Richard, General Store and Farmer. Sheridan L F, lighthouse keeper.
SOUTH MILAN.
Monroe county. (Ne Milan )
"Exclusive Merchant Tailors." Sol. S. Bateson & Bro. DETROIT, MICH.
Mason & Hamlin Organs
on Monthly Pay- ments are sold in Detroit by
Roe Stephens
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SOUTH RILEY.
A rural postoffice in the township of Riley, Clinton county, 12 miles southwest of St. Johns, the county scat, and 15, tiq. De Witt, northwest of Lansing, whence it receives a semi-weekly mail by stage. Settled 1857. A. E. Jones, postmaster.
SOUTH ROCKWOOD.
Is located on the Huron river, at the point where it is crossed by the L. S. & HI. S. and C. S. railways, directly opposite Rockwood, in the township of Berlin, Monroe county. It is 13 miles above Mon- roe, the county seat, and 23 South of De- troit. Lumber, flour, staves, heading and charcoal are manufactured, and with grain and wood form the exports. It has a Union church and a fine large brick school house. The village was settled in 1862. Population, 250. Express, American and United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. Archibald McTaggart, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allan Francis, justice of peace.
Allan Mrs E, milliner and dressmaker.
Bondy Lauran, Saloon.
Burton Jacob, saw-mill.
Cane John, shoemaker.
Ditsch Win, undertaker.
Eagen Mrs James, dressmaker.
Gorden Charles A, railroad agt.
Jackson John, hoop factory.
Kern Jacob, blacksmith.
King Engene, wagonmaker.
Lougheed Win, Wagon Maker.
McTaggart Archibald, Postmaster and Bookseller.
Northrup Charles, cooper.
Perry Matthew, engineer.
Simons C R, express and railroad agt.
Steffy Uriah, blacksmith.
Strong John jr & Sons (George and Henry Strong), general store and flouring mills. Thorp John, lumber mnfr.
Valrance David, blacksmith and farm
impts. Van Ripe A H. miller. Wilson Wm, tinsmith.
SOUTH SAGINAW.
Though still maintaining a separate post- office, now forms a part of East Saginaw. It is on the Saginaw river, immediately opposite Saginaw City. Mail, daily
SOUTH WRIGHT. Hillsdale county. (Se Waldron.)
SOVA.
A country postoffice on the Cheboygan river. in Grant township, Cheboygan county. 8 miles southeast of Cheboygan, the county seat.
SPALDING.
Is situated at the junction of the Me- nominee river Br. of the C. & N. W. Ry with the Lake Superior Div., in Spalding township. Menomince county, 42 miles north of Menominee court house, 21 east of Escanaba, and 305 north of Chicago. It is on Big Cedar river, in a heavily tim- bered country, and manufactures and ships lumber. Has a Catholic church and school and public school. Settlement formed, 1872. Population, 500. Telegraph, North- western. Express, American. Mail,
daily. J. H. Haggerson, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Archibald A A, millwright.
Berry Napoleon, Hotel Propr.
Blassingham John, justice of peace.
Crozer & McIntyre, lumber mnfrs.
Forrest G, boots and shoes.
Finkell E B, commission agt.
Guiger A, Saloon.
Haggerson G H, express and railroad agt.
Helm J, boots and shoes.
Hertz Peter, Physician.
Hupy Peter, constable.
Laford Oliver, boots and shoes.
Laing A, constable.
Leblanc A, blacksmith.
Martel Rev J E (Catholic).
Meisner August, Meat Market.
Murphy John, architect.
Pairon C, planing mill.
Pairon MI, carpenter.
Phillips M, Lamber Dealer.
Pollock D W, blacksmith.
Selden W H, civil engineer.
Spaulding Jesse, general store and lumber mufr.
SPARTA. Hillsdale county. (See Pittsford.)
SPARTA CENTER.
Was located in 1845, in Sparta township, Kent county, and is a station on the G. R., V. & L. S. R. R., 15 miles north of Grand Rapids and ?? south of Newarro. It con- taius Methodist, Moravian, Baptist and Free Will Baptist churches, a graded school, flour, saw and planing mills, 3 grain elevators, a weekly newspaper, the
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J. J. WILSON, Manufacturer of the Celebrated "ARROW BRAND." No. 21 N. Clinton St , CHICAGO, IL
Smoke Gold Flake Cut Plug.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
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Sentinel, and a population of 550. Exports, wheat, lumber and staves. Express, American. Telegraph, G. R. & I. R. R. line. Mail, daily. M. B. Nash, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Armstrong Rev E V (Methodist).
Babcock Benjamin F, physician.
Balcom John N. hotel.
Betterly Albert, hotel and livery.
Boyce C, grocer.
Bradford Edwin, Flour Mill and Grain Elevator.
Bradford & Bradford (Edwin and John L), general store.
Brown John H, cooper.
Burch Wallace, carpenter.
Carlson Lewis, shoemaker.
Cheney Amherst BB, Exchange, Real Estate. Insurance and Collections.
Cheney Zerah V, lawyer, lumber mofr and justice of peace.
Cogshall Rev II (Methodist).
Cole Mrs Mary J, fancy goods.
Cummings Mrs Lizzic, milliner.
Ellsworth Thomas C, carpenter. Emmons Ervin J, Physician. Ferguson Benjamin, carpenter.
Fisk Wm H, wagonmaker.
Ballack Rev John W, Propr Sparta Sentinel.
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Hastings Warren G, saw-mill, 4 miles n e. Henderson Philo P, meats.
Hinman Eugene, wagonmaker.
Hinman John E, baker.
Hitchcock Hugh P, wagonmaker.
Hope Joseph, shoemaker.
Ireland Miss Mary, milliner.
Johnson Allen E, cheese innfr.
Johnson Peter, meats.
Kennedy Alexander, shoemaker.
Kinsman Wm E. photographer.
Loomis Charles E, gunsmith.
Loomis Charles H, druggist. Lowns Joseph, justice of peace.
Maynard Rev I H (Free Will Baptist).
Maynard Rezin 1, lawyer.
Miles John D. saloon.
Miller Frank, blacksmith.
Nash M Bradley, General Store and Insurance. Nichols George W, jeweler. Morton Rev E W (Free Will Baptist).
Olmsted Win I & Sons (Wm I, Wm ( and Moss A), Grocers, Saw aud Flour Mill, and Handle Factory.
Paige Leslie E. dinggist. Patterson C E, physician. Phelps Isaac O, barber.
Porter Vinton, Hour mill.
Powers George W. deputy sheriff.
Reeve Horace, carpenter.
Rice Franklin, mason.
Richards Fletcher G, hardware.
Roose August, tailor.
Sabine Mrs A. A, dressmaker.
Sabine Henry E, carpenter. Shearer Charles M, railroad and exp agt. Shriner & Emmons (Mrs Louisa Shriner. Mrs Florence Emmons), milliners.
Snyder David W. harness and shoemaker Sparta Evaporating Co (R A Marnard. Frederick Clifford, Clare C Tuxbury). fruit driers.
Sparta Sentinel, Rev J W Hallack Propr.
Symes John, mason.
Van Antwerp Wm, carpenter.
Van Wiltenburg Michael, carpenter.
Van Wiltenburg, Walcott & Dresser (Mi- chael Van Wiltenburg. George R Wal cott aud Wm Dresser), saw-mill.
Wallace Daniel J, physician.
Webster Charles, painter.
Woodin Russell IL, General Store. Woodin R H & Co (Russell H and Orris H Woodin), grain elevator.
Wylie Win D, carpenter.
SPEAKER.
Sometimes called Moore's Corners, is a village of 150 people in Speaker township. in the southern part of Sanilac county. 15g miles south of Sandusky, the county seat. and 16 north of Emmett station, on the C. & G. T. Ry, its present shipping point. Speaker is on the weekly stage route from Croswell to Burnside, wheuce it receives mail: fare, 50 cents to either point. Grain and live stock are marketed. Settled. 1856 Bankat Lexington, 18miles distant. Wm. S. Moore, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alward Andrew, stonemason.
Goheen George, justice of peace.
Gray Nathan, hotel propr.
Hill Royal, shoemaker and constable.
Locke C W. stonemason and notary.
McKeith John D, general store.
Moore Andrew, general store. Moore W' S, Notary and Conveyancer.
Reddicliffe James, justice of peace.
Reddicliffe War, hotel propr. Reddicliffe Win H & Wmn M. live stock.
Sy Rufus, blacksmith.
Stevens George, matr Svein Frailes.
Stevens George & Haiph, Lumber and Shingle Mefr. Vancamp Fran? . Blvd with.
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Manufactured and for sale by A, Knizely & Co., 72 & 74 W. Monroe St., CHICAGO.
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Vancamp Win. carpenter. Zavitz John N, justice of peace.
SPENCER CREEK.
A settlement formed in 1870 in Helena township, Antrim county, 11 miles south of Bellaire, the county seat, and 15 northwest of Kalkaska, with which and Elk Rapids it has weekly stage communication; fare to either. 75 cents. The former is its rail- road point. Population, 50. Shipments, cordwood, wheat and potatoes. A saw- mill and grist mill are here. Mail, weekly .. Reuben W Coy, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Berry J H. lumber mufr.
Coy R W, General Store.
Dean Ezra. carpenter.
Dexter & Noble, gen store and flour mill. Probasco A B, hotel propr.
Smit .. OG, physician.
Sweeney C C, Hotel Propr.
Van Camp Joseph, justice of peace. Wheatley Thomas. blacksmith. Wyant Rev A J (Methodist).
SPENCER'S MILL.
Plainfield township, Iosco county, 10 miles northwest of Tawas City, is a small hamlet, but no postoffice.
SPENCER'S MILL.
A postoffice in Spencer township. Kent county, at junction of Black and Clear creeks, 33 miles northeast of Grand Rapids, the county seat, and 149 from Detroit via Greenville, which is 8 miles southeast on the D .. L. &N. R. R., whence it receives a Weekly mail by stage. Gowen, on same raitro:ul, 4 miles northeast, is the shipping. point. There is a Baptist church and a district school in the vicinity. Grain. lumber and shingles are exported. James B. Leslie, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boynton E, general store.
Cole Palmer, justice of peace.
Gage J, Physician. Griswold J, lumberman. Hatch MI B, farmer.
Keller Frederick, constable.
King Charles, physician.
Leslie James B. Farmer. Moran John, lumberman. good Rev S B (Baptist).
Payne & Spencer, Lumbermen. Pennsylvania Mill Co, humber mufr -. Riley Charles, justice of peace.
Roundtree W M, farmer. Smith S C, shingle mofr.
Spencer C D, wagonmaker.
Strope George, lumber mnfr.
Wheeler J E, Blacksmith. White & Friant, lumbermen.
SPICERVILLE.
Eaton county, 9 miles southeast of Char- lotte.
SPINNER.
A discontinued postoffice in Tuscola county, 7 miles east of Vassar.
SPINNING'S.
Macomb county. a station on the D. & B. C. R. R., 18 miles from Detroit.
SPOONVILLE.
Known as Crockery Creek, is a station on the C. & W. M. R. R., 18 miles above Holland.
SPRING ARBOR.
A village of 400 inhabitants on the Air Line Division M.C. R. R., in the township of Spring Arbor, Jackson county, 9 miles southwest of Jackson, 14 east of Homer and 84 west of Detroit. It was settled in 1831, and is the location of Spring Arbor seminary, a Free Methodist institu- tion. A flouring mill is the only industry. Bank at Concord. or City Bank, Jackson. Mail, daily. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, American. A. E. Bailey, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bell Rev I W (Methodist). Boynton Win. Blacksmith.
Frink L T, general store.
Hart Rev E P (Methodist), physician,
Horton C, horseshoer.
Howard E, Meat Market.
Joues Clark, principal of seminary.
Miller C P. agent organs.
Ornans Rov A (Methodist).
Perkins Frank, railroad agent.
Power. G R, Physician. Roberts S, land agent G R & I R R. Schuyler A D, general store.
Tefft & Rogers, general store. Terwiliger Charles, wagonmaker.
SPRING BROOK.
A postoffice and small place in Fulton township, Gratiot county, 12 miles south .
Detroit Mutual Benefit
Association, 143 Griswold Street. If a member becomes permanently disabled we pay one-half the face of his cer- tifcate thon, and the other half at death,
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Sent . on application, of FURNITURE. LOUNGES, etc., etc. MILLS & BARKEF 176 & 178 Woodward Ave., Detroit. K. .
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west of Ithaca, the county seat, 5 north- west of Bridgeville and 16 northwest of St. Johns, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, its ship- ping point, with which it communicates by stage twice a week. Has a Methodist church, public school and town hall. Bank at Maple Rapids. J. B. Resseguie, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hause Israel W, farmer.
Kellogg Charles, blacksmith,
Resseguie J R, General Store.
SPRING CITY.
Grand Traverse county. (See Mayfield.)
SPRINGDALE.
Ogemaw county. (See West Branch.)
SPRING DALE.
A country postoffice in Boone township, Wexford county, 6 miles south of Sher- man, the county seat, and 20 northwest of Cadillac, on the G. R. & I. R. R., the near- est railroad point and bank location. Set- 'tled in 1872. Land in the vicinity from $3 to $10 per acre. Stage to Sherman, with mail, once a week. James Daley, post- master and farmer.
SPRINGFIELD.
A postoffice and small place in Spring- field township, Oakland county, 12 miles northwest of Pontiac court house, and 3} east of Davisburg, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry. Mail, tri-weekly. E. Bartlett, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ballard W W, blacksmith. Bartlett E, Physician. -
Ellis N J, live stock.
Mosher Rev Curtis H (Methodist Episco- pal).
SPRING GROVE.
A post village in Casco township, Alle- gan county, 18 miles west of Allegan, and 4 west of Sherman station, on the C. & W. M. R. R., with which and West Casco ' it has tri-weekly intercourse by mail stage. Shipments from vicinity, grain, pork, poultry, fruit, butter and eggs. Popula- tion, within circuit of postoffice. 100. There are 4 churches and a public school in the township. John S. Marr, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cross Henry, carpenter. Crow Martin, constable.
Hoyt Joseph, blacksmith.
Marr J'S, General Store and Justice.
SPRING HARBOR. Charlevoix county. (See Boyne.)
SPRING LAKE.
A pleasant incorporated village of 1,400 population, located on Grand river, : miles above Grand Haven. It is in Spring Lake township, Ottawa county, and is a rising station on the D., G. H. & M. Ry. from which considerable shipments of lumber, washboards, fruit and berries are annually made. Two steam yachts make several round trips daily between Grand Haven and Fruitport (the latter 3 miles above), touching here each way. The village contains 8 saw-mills, a planing mill. washboard factory, 3 hotels, a graded school, with 7 teachers, a library of 5(+) books, Baptist. Catholic, Reform, Metho- dist and Presbyterian churches, has a pros- perous horticultural society, and a weekly newspaper, the Republican. Assessed valu. ation, $217,670. It is also noted as a sani. tarium, a valuable mineral spring being one of its features. Fruit growing is : prominent interest in the vicinity, and good land, adapted to this industry. com- mands a value of from $20 to $50 peracre. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. L. O. Perham. post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen Charles, fruit grower.
Allison Benjamin, saloon.
Alston David J, fruit grower.
Arentson Misses Emma and Lena, propr Central House.
Bates & Covert (James O Bates, Riley W Covert), physicians.
Bell W HI & Co (Wm H and Edward B Bell), lumber mnfrs.
Bilz Aloys, propr Republican, real estate and insurance.
Blakeslee Wm W, mason.
Bouley Charles, carpenter. Brongersma Kornelis, fruit grower.
Brown Cyril P, physician.
Burbank Isaac, carpenter.
Burbank Mrs Medora, cigars and tobacco
Campbell Benjamin R, simemaker
Cliff Henry, hardware and undertaker.
Copelin Rey W M (Methodis).
Cornelius Charles S, fruit grawer.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SPR 1047
Cornelius John M, fruit grower. Craig Mrs C B, milliner.
Cross James A, fruit grower.
Cutler & Savidge Lumber Co (capital $500,000), Hunter Savidge Pres, Dwight Cutler Treas, John B Hancock Sec, Lumber Mnfrs.
Delano Lanson P, painter.
Deremo Earl F, flour and feed.
Devries & Co (Evert Devries, Wm H Mil- lard), meats. Dewey John S, fruit grower.
De Wit Ate, wagonmaker and fruit grower. Durr Robert, mason.
Emery James, painter.
Finch Thomas, fruit grower.
Frink E D, fruit grower.
Graves & Johnson (Frederick Graves, Mrs. Ellen Johnson), restaurant.
Hall Burgess N, fruit grower.
Hall Frank, fruit grower.
Hall Timothy, fruit grower.
Hammond Wm H, fruit grower.
Hancock John B, sec Cutler & Savidge Lumber Co.
fligley D C & Co (Daniel C Higley, Miss Lottie Richards), dry goods.
Howey James, fruit grower. Hunter Charles A, barber.
Jones Albert A, carpenter.
Kay Charles M, fruit grower.
Kay Charles M, Insurance and Justice. Klouw Cornelius, fruit grower.
Kocher Abram M, frait grower.
Lee Patrick, general store. Lilley Francis (Sisson & Lilley), justice.
Lilley Samnel, fruit grower.
Lovell George G, fruit grower.
McClarty Andrew, fruit grower.
McKay Robert, grocer. MeLean Hugh, fruit grower. McLean Mordecai M, harnessmaker.
Messinger & Jones (Orman W Messinger, Albert A Jones), drugs, etc. Mulder Anne, flour and feed.
Munroe, Boyce & Co (Steplien Munroe, Sherman H Boyce, Nelson R Howlett, Stephen L Munroe), luniber mnfrs.
Orchardson Charles, fruit grower. Otto Albert, tailor.
Patterson Miss Belle, milliner.
Pearson & Hungerford (Charles A Pearson, Henry H Hungerford)" Hard- ware and Furniture.
Perbam John B, General Store, and Representative. Perham Loren O, druggist and grocer.
Rideout Sylvester s, Propr Sinchir House.
Rinn Win E, shoemaker.
Savidge Hunter, pres Cutler & Savidge Lumber Co.
Savidge Thomas, livery.
Schwab George, grocer.
Scagrove George, fruit grower.
Sinclair W G, fruit grower.
Sisson & Lilley (George D Sisson, Francis Lilley), lumber mnfrs.
Slaughter Ober, meats.
Soule Benjamin, fruit grower.
Spring Lake House and Mineral Spring, Hunter Savidge propr.
Spring Lake Manufacturing Co (capital $10,000), Warner Vos pres, Aloys Bilz sec and treas, infrs washboards.
Spring Lake Republican, Aloys Bilz propr. Stadt Thys, carpenter.
Stadt & Boekhoudt (Thys Stadt, John Boekhoudt), general store.
Stark Isaac W. jeweler.
Start Hilbrand, fruit grower.
Stuck Chauncy, carpenter.
Sweeny Rev J S (Presbyterian).
Tasche Frederick. fruit grower.
Thorp Henry B, fruit grower.
Towler Rev Thomas (Presbyterian).
Verdaka John, fruit grower.
Waite Rev D (Baptist).
Walkley Wyllys S, physician.
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