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Barry John, tel opr.
Bartak Wentzel, undertaker.
Bates Thomas T, mngr Grand Traverse Herald.
Bay House, Wm Fowle Propr. ( See ade opp.)
Beadle John T, county treasurer and har- nessmaker.
Bennett Rev E R.
Board nan River House, T G Shilson Propr.
Boughton & West (John C Boughtou, Marco B West), hardwood lumber mnfrs, 4 miles s.
Broadfoot John A, Wagon and Farm Impt Maker, Specialty of Wide Tire Wagons. (See ode, page 1079.)
Brosch Francis F, meats.
Brown Albert H. farm impts.
Browne Thomas W, Lawyer and Loan Agt.
Budd Mrs Martha, dressmaker .
Burghard H T, mail stage contractor.
Caldwell Robert, blacksmith.
Campbell Robert .A jr. milliner.
Carlisle Rev J W H (Methodist).
Carter Daniel E, jeweler.
Chaloupka Charles, saloon and billiards.
Clark Mrs Eliza A, dressmaker.
Clark Ora E, justice of peace.
Connine Washington, grocer.
Crawford Charles A. cashr Hannah, Lay & Co's bank.
Crow Rev W S (Congregational).
Cummings Charles, propr Cummings House.
Cutter John D, Propr Mansion House. De Long R, carpenter.
Dennison C A & Co (Mrs C A Dennison, Mrs Emma C Wright), inilliners.
Dunn John, livery and constable.
Ellis Mrs Odelia HI, Wines, Liquors and Billiards, Tobacco, etc.
Emmerson Wm, constable.
Fowle Win, Propr Bay House. (See ade opp.)
Fowle & Harris (Wm Fowle, Jesse Harris), mail stage contractors.
Friedrich Frank, propr Front St House. Front St House, Frank Friedrich propr.
Fuller Samuel C, books, postmaster, U S signal observer, tel and ins agt. Furtsch Jacob, grocer.
Gage Lovell HI (Rausdeli & Gage), justice of peace.
Goodrich Reuben, real estate.
Gowdy John R, Propr Occidental Hotel and Livery. (See ade opp).
Grand Traverse Herald, Thomas T Bates manager.
Green John C, barber.
Greilick Joseph E, Sash, Door and Blind Factory and Jobber. (Se ade, opp).
Greilick & Bros (Anthony, John and Edward), Saw-Mill (Hardwood).
Hamilton & Milliken (Frank Hamilton, James W Milliken), dry goods.
Hannah, bay & Co (Perry Hannah, A Tracy Lay (Chicago), James and Wm Morgan (Chicago), and Smith Barnes). Bankers. Lumber, Flour and Planing Mills, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Kinds Mdse, Brick, etc.
Harnden Charles, pictures and frames.
Ilarsha Win F, Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
Hatch Reuben. circuit judge.
Haviland Joseph B, county clerk and re- gister of deeds.
Hicks George, harnessmaker and hotel.
Hilton John W, architect.
Hodge Charles, mason.
Hodgman Samuel C, county surveyor and civil engineer.
Holdsworth Perry, Founder, Ma- chinist and Farm Impt Mnfr.
Howard Carlos, general store, 7 miles w. Jackson John A, fish and ice dealer.
Jarvis George A, dentist.
Jennings F L, cooper.
Jennings Wm, tel opr.
Kavanagh John, saloon.
Knapp Robert B, painter.
Kneeland Charles J (Ashton & Kueeland), supt of schools.
Koch Lorenz, cooper.
Kratochvil Francis, meats and saloon.
Kratochvil Frank W. brewer.
Kroupa Ferdinand, Meat Market and Hotel.
Kroupa House, F Kroupa Propr.
Langworthy & Whiting (Harvey A Langworthy, Richard H Whiting). Drugs, Groceries and Crockery, E and W Front.
Large Rev J II (Episcopal).
Levinson Jullus, dry goods.
Little Mrs Lizzie W. milliner.
Lockwood Charles E, express and railroad agent.
Lyons George H. sewing machines.
MeManus Bros (Alphonso and Thomas T). photographers. Maes Charles E, painter. Maes Mrs Ella, dressmaker.
Mansion House, John D Cutler Propr. Markham James, brick yard.
The "Newmarket Clipper,"
The Best Horse-Clipping Machine in the World. P. Hayden. Detroit, Sole Agent in the United States.
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Use Porter's Joliet Lager Beer
T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, Chicago. See Advertisement opposite page 131.
TRA AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TRA 1081
THE BAY HOUSE
WILLIAM FOWLE, Proprietor.
Terms, $1.00 Per Day. TRAVERSE CITY, MICH.
This House is pleasantly situated on the Bay, near the Steamboat Landing and convenient to the Railroad Depot. Good Hunting and Fishing close by.
Traverse City Steam Planing Mill and Sash, Door and Blind Factory.
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J. E. GREILICK, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Lumber, Såsh, Doors, Blinds,
Door and Window Frames. Moldings, Stair Rails and Balusters, Brackets. Store Fronts, Etc. TRAVERSE CITY, - MICH.
ELVIN L. SPRAGUE. JAMES SPENCER.
TRAVERSE BAY EAGLE
Established in 1834.
Published every Friday at Traverse City, Mich., by Sprague & Spencer, OFFICE IN EAGLE BUILDING, ON FRONT STREET.
Terms. $1.50 per year in advance. THE ONLY STEAM PRINTING HOUSE IN THE GRAND TRAVERSE REGION. JOB PRINTING .-. We make this department a specialty: our material and Presses are nearly new and of the latest patterns, and we are turning out work that will compare favorably with any office in the State.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
J. R. GOWDY, Proprietor.
Free Bus from Boats and Trains. TRAVERSE CITY, MICH.
Beautifully located on Front Street, near Bay shore; good rooms and good board; one of the best and pleasantest Houses in town: finest barn and stables in the city.
LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLE CONNECTED.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY. CHAS. D. COLSON, 108 & 110 Franklin St., Chkap. Trocomotivo Arch Tiles, Cupola Furaaco Tiles, Bakera' Tiles, Confectioners' Furnaces, &c. Brass Founders' Furnaces, Cupola Brick. See Adv., opp, page 130.
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Home Life Ins. Co.
Has perfected plans for a large business in Michigan during 1881, For Agencies apply to
E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, Ill.
1082 TRA MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER TRE
Martinek James M, jeweler. Matteson Daniel, grocer and druggist.
Miller Edward E, druggist.
Miller Lewis, boots and shoes.
Moffatt Seth C, lawyer.
Morgan Birney J, livery and sheriff. Mullen John, constable.
Murray G F & Co (George F Mur- ray, Edwin Densmore), Veneer Mills. Nelson Laurits P, barber.
Novotny Antonin, meats and saloon.
Novotny Antony J, cigar mnfr. .
Norris Bros (John and Charles), Tan- nery, Flour and Woolen Mills.
Occidental Hotel, J R Gowdy Propr, Livery in Connection. (See adr, p 1081.) Oliva & Swoboda (Anton Oliva, Joseph Swoboda), tailors.
Paige & Co (Charles R Paige), general store. Park Place Hotel, Hannah, Lay & Co proprs.
Perry John A & Co (John A Perry, Samuel K Norton), hardware.
Pilz Gottlieb, marble works.
Pohoral Francis, shoemaker.
Pratt & Davis (Edwin S Pratt, Harry C Davis), lawyers.
Raff L H & Co (Miss Laura H and Mrs Sarah Raff), tailors.
Raff Misses L & E (Laura and Elsie), mil- liners.
Ramsdell & Gage (Jonathan G Ramsdell, Lovell H Gage), lawyers.
Robertson J W, carpenter.
Roberts Lorin, prosecuting attorney.
Robinson J W, carpenter.
Rutner Alois, shoemaker.
Sabin Leander, painter.
Secor Philip, mail stage contractor.
Sharp & Snyder (Henry Sharp, Paul Sny- der), masons. Sharpe HA, mason.
Shilson Thomas G, Propr Boardman River House.
Sifton Alfred W, physician.
Simersbach Christopher, brewer.
Smith James A, physician.
Smith John, saloon.
Smith John F, shoemaker. Smithing Mrs Mary A, hairdresser. Sprague & Spencer (Elvin L Sprague, James Spencer, Chicago), Proprs Trav- erse Bay Eagle. (See ade, page 1091.) Steele Wilbur. mail stage contractor. Steinberg J & Co (Julius Steinberg. Solo- mon Goldin), dry goods and clothing. Steward Edson W, constable.
Steward Henry E, conveyancer and justice. Traverse Bay Engle, Spragne Spencer Proprs. (Se adr, page 1081.)
Tromm Jacob, barber and baths.
Verley Miss Amelia If, jewelry.
Wait Arthur W, Contractor and Builder. (Sce ade opp.)
Wait & Mills (S Edwin Wait, Lloyd M Mills), druggists.
Wilheln, Bartak & Co (Charles Wilhelm, Antoine Bartak, Frank Votruba). grocers and harnessmaker -.*
Wilhelm John, dry goods.
Winnie & Steven (Isaac G Winnie, George F Steven), druggists.
Woodward George, mason.
Woodward Mrs M A, milliner.
Yalomstein Solomon, clothing.
Ziegler Rev G (Catholic).
Ziegler Henry, barber.
TRAVIS.
1 flag station on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Kalamazoo county, 9 miles above Kala- mazoo village.
TRENT.
A settlement of about 100 persons, situ- ated on Crockery creek, in Casnovia town- ship, Muskegon county, 20 miles east of Muskegon court house, and 6 northwest of Casnovia, on the G. R. N. & L. S. R. R., its shipping point, whence it has a daily mail by stage. The place has two reli- gious societies and a district school. Flour, lumber and shingles are manufactured and shipped. George A. Miles, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bonner Charles, blacksmith.
Carington George, General Store.
Cochenspargle John, wagonmaker.
Cromner E. dealer in fruit trees.
Miles George A, Grocer and Justice. Olmstead Stiles B. shingle mufr and tur- ner. Rundle J. physician.
Sexton Blis, Physician.
Sinz M V, M D and druggist.
Whitney Benjamin, saw and Houring mill.
TRENTON.
On the Detroit river, 15 miles below De- troit, is an incorporated village of 1.200 inhabitants. It is in Monguagon town. ship, Wayne county, and is both a station on the k. S. & M. S. Rv. and the point where the C. S. Ry crosses the river, the American channel being bridged and the Canadian ferried. By the former line it is 91 miles from Detroit, and by the latter 16; to Monroe 19, and to Adrian 52. Trenton
One of the Liveliest Little Citios in the State, furnishes ite quota of Customers for SOL. S. BATESON & BRO.
OVID,
Roe Stephens, 184 & 186 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., gives best terms on
KNABE PIANOS
TRE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TRE 1083
has Catholic. Episcopal and Methodist churches, a good graded school, 2 public halls and 2 hotels. The manufactures are lumber, potash, plow and tool handles, cheese hoops, cooperage, flour, etc. Some vessel building is done. and an extensive linie stone quarry is being worked. Daily mail. Express. American and the United States. Telegraph, Western Union. John E. Hall, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Albrecht Frederick, harnessmaker.
Bloodgood Rev George W (Episcopal).
Bostwick Alfred. physician.
Bristow Charles E, druggist.
Burrell & Co (David H Burrell, Rodney H
and Walter Whitman), cheese box mnfrs. Campbell Loron, hardware.
Carleton Wellington E, physician.
Clee Johu, flour mill.
Crook George W, general store.
Dickerson Lorenzo D jr. grocer.
Dion House, Louis Strohaker Propr.
Duddleson Maria L. milliner.
Duddleson Win I, insurance.
Dusablon & Wardle (Wm Dusablon, George Wardle), shoemakers.
Felder John, general store.
Ferguson & Son (Frederick and Wm), plow handle mnfrs.
Godbout Louis, shoemaker.
Godbout Theophile, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
Hall John E, newsdealer.
Hansman & Schenk (Peter Hansman. Jo- soph Schenk). general store.
Jacobs George C, jeweler.
McPhee John H, Builder and Sash,
Door and Blind Mnfr and Dealer in Glass, Putty, etc.
Mans Nicholas, potash mifr.
Moore Henry, meat market.
Moore John, hotel.
Morrow George, general store.
Neff Cady, blacksmith.
Neff John, wagonmaker.
Park Win, general store.
Perry George, blacksmith.
Phelps Augustus, saloon.
Reed Louis, Mofr Patent Barrel Hoops. Head Linings and Cooperage Stock. (See ude.)
Rieger Jacob, barber.
Sanders Wm jr. sewing machines.
Smith Arthur B. druggist.
Strohaker Lonis, Propr Dion House.
Teifer Barbara, grocer.
Teifer John, meat market.
Van Horn Abram, general store.
Wilson Rev W G (Methodist).
WAIT,
SUCCESSOR TO WEST & WAIT.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
TRAVERSE CITY, MICH.
Plans and Specifications furnished on Short Notice. Agent for Linden Parks' Patent Ventilating Blinds.
LOUIS REED,
MANUFACTURER OF
Patent Hoops & Head Lining for Barrels
AND --
COOPERAGE MATERIAL IN GENERAL.
Office and Mills, TRENTON, Wayne County, Mich.
VINEGAR AND PICKLES. J. J. WILSON would call attention to la choice ARROW BRAND Pickles. Send for Price List. 21 N. Clinton St., CHICAGO, Il.
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Smoke Gold Flake Cut Plug.
Globe Tobacco Co. DETROIT.
1084 TRO MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER TUS
TROMBLEY.
An unimportant postoffice in Oakland county.
TROSTVILLE.
Or Frankentrost, as it is also called, is a German settlement, in Blumfield township, Saginaw county, 9 miles east of East Sagi- naw, and 3 from Callum's station, on the Saginaw Div. D. & B. C. R. R., its ship- ping point. It was settled in 184%, has a Lutheran church and public schools, and a village population of about 50. Mail, semi- weekly.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Blumlein A. wagonmaker. Kipfmueller G A, shoemaker. Meierhuber John, blacksmith.
Schnell John G, hotel.
TROUTDALE.
, A settlement of this name is located on Bear lake, in Bear Lake township, Charle- voix county, 8 miles south of Petoskey, whence a mail is received by special sup- ply.
TROY.
Also known as Troy Corners, has a pop- ulation of 100. Baptist and Methodist Epis- copal churches and a district school. It is located in Troy township, Oakland county, 9 miles southeast of Pontiac court house. and at the terminus of the tri-weekly mail stage route from Royal Oak, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, 9 miles south. Fruit, grain and cattle are exported. F. D. Cutting, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barwis N D, cattle dealer.
Bell David, blacksmith.
Brown Emmet, horse dealer and trainer. Clark E M. pedler.
Cutting Robbins, General Store and Butchers.
Harris C M, builder.
Harris Mrs P, dressmaker.
Leonard T V. painter.
Lundy Levi, cider minfr.
Niles Judson, spring bed mnfr. Niles J J, live stock.
Niles $ M, painter.
Page Benjamin, justice of peace.
Ramsey DO, shoemaker.
Russell J HI, tinner aud turner.
Vorhees Nathaniel, wagonmaker.
TROY CORNERS.
In Oakland county, 5 iniles northeast of Birmingham.
TROY STATION.
Berrien county. (Se Sawyer.)
TRUFANT.
On the D., L. & N. R. R., in Maple Val- ley township, Montcalm county, is a vil- lage of 500 inhabitants, settled in 1809. in a heavily pine timbered region, on Clear creek. 12 miles due west of Stanton, the county seat, 30 northwest of Ionia, and 152 from .Detroit. Lumber. shingles and lath comprise, the manufactures and ship- meuts, amounting iu 1879 to 1,500 car- loads. Express, American. Telegraph.
Western Union. Mail, daily. V. D. Johnson, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Cowen G H, druggist and exp agt.
Davis D D, shingle and lumber mnfr.
Fox & Leaming, lumber and lath mnfrs.
Giles John, boot and shoemaker.
Hammond II W. physician
Hicks Charles, shoemaker.
Hileman, Hesser & Co, lumber mnfrs and grocers.
Hills Prentis, furniture and undertaker.
Hunt P C, propr Eagle Hotel.
Johnson W D, Mngr Hileman, Hesser && Co.
Newman Charles, barber.
Osborn Mrs E M, milliner.
Rhodes Charles P, railroad agt.
Rider M & Co, general store.
Root A, justice of peace.
Seymour Frank, shingle mufr and general store.
Simpson P. hotel propr.
Simpson P P, meat market.
Smith H, restaurant.
Sprague J C, constable.
Vickerman & Albin, meat market.
Walsh Mrs L, dressmaker.
Whittier & Root. general store.
TRUMBULLS.
In Jackson county, and a station on the M. C. R. R., 6 miles west of Jackson.
TURNER'S PIER.
Manistee county. (Se Perpart.)
TUSCARORA. Cheboygan county. (Se Bort Lake.)
TELEPHONE STATION,
Bottled Beer and Bottling Supplies LEWIS MANN, 311 Rivard, cor. Catherine
Hayes Celebrated Skylights. A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Mon- roe St., Chicago. Send for Catalogue.
TUS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TWI 1085
TUSCOLA.
Settled in 1836, on the Cass river, in the township and county of Tuscola, 19 miles southeast of Caro, the county seat. The nearest railway station is Vassar, on the D. & B. C. R. R., 5 miles northeast. It has a woolen mill, a flouring mill, a sash and door factory, lumber and shingle mills, and 3 churches, Adventist, Baptist and Methodist, also a good Union school, surrounded by a good farming country, producing wheat and all kinds of farm produce. Shipments, grain, flour, shingles, staves and wool. Population, 600. Stage daily south to Clio, 12 miles, and north to Vassar: fare to Clio, 75 cents; to Vassur, 25 cents. Horace E. Harrison, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Babcock & Stevens, lumber and shingle mnfrs.
Bailey Rev J H (Methodist).
Carleton H R, harnessmaker.
Coates S, live stock.
Eames Mrs H E, milliner.
Eldred N H, wagonmaker.
Forbes Rev P ( Baptist).
Harrison J II, General Store.
Johnson Frederick, produce.
Lathrop S, physician.
McKenzie, Donald, blacksmith. Magley Joseph, hotel propr.
Matheson Murdo, woolen mill.
Miller M L, brick and tile mnfr.
Owen G S, blacksmith.
Payne & Sharpe, hotel proprs.
Perry J W, painter.
Powell G L, sash and doors.
Raby && Houser, meat market.
Randall Wm R, blacksmith.
Richardson F H, flour mill.
Richardson J L, lawyer.
Richardson P BB, General Store.
Shoff Oscar, physician and druggist. Slafter D G, Inmberman.
Slafter Wm & A, nurserymen.
Stevenson G A, grocer.
Stevenson G A & Co, boots and shoes. Winthrop Colbath, grocer.
TUSTIN.
This village is situated on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Burdell township, Osceola county, 21 miles above Hersey, the county seat, and 29 above Reed City, via which it is 212 from Detroit. It was settled in 1971. now contains a population of over 200, and has a grist mill, saw mill. Congregational and Lutheran churches, a good district school and a popular weekly newspaper.
the Textin Advance. The shipments are cedar posts, hemlock bark, railroad ties, cherry and other hardwood logs, lumber. ginseng and shingles. Express. United States. Daily mail. Telegraph, Atlantic and Pacific. Land from $4 to $10 per acre. Bank at Cadillac, 12 miles north. George W. Bevins. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bevins & Estes, General Store, Wag- ons, Plows, and Agts Sewing Machines. Brink Irwin, carpenter.
Clark & Allen, blacksmiths.
Compton P R, livery.
Cool A L, express and railroad agent.
Davies Rev George W (United Brethren).
Erickson E A, Shoe Maker.
Finn Rev A C (Methodist).
Forsberg Rev John (Swedish Lutheran).
Fox A H, carpenter.
Houghton JE, shingle mnfr.
Jones S C. grocer.
Kennedy & Winter, Lumber Mnfrs.
Laughlin John, stone mason.
Lindstrom J A, ticket agt.
McCollough H H: publr Weekly Advance MeCollough H P, General Store.
McDowell Daniel, constable.
McGovern Daniel, justice of peace.
McHugh Bros, flour mill.
Morgan A 3, Jeweler.
Olson Martin, general store.
Poling Daniel, furniture.
Rich C M. Inmber dealer.
Robinson E E, Barber.
Shick John, carpenter.
Stevens M A & Co, lumber mnfrs.
Stokes Mary & Co, groceries and dry goods. Thomson A J. druggist
Townsend W .E, Hotel Propr.
Weekly Advance, H H McColloughi publr.
TWELVE MILE SIDING.
A flag station on the F. & P. M. Rv. in Branch township, Masou county, 119 miles above East Saginaw.
TWIN LAKE.
A station on the Big Rapids Br. C. & W. M. R. R., in Dalton township. Muske gon county, 10 miles northeast of Muske. gon court house and 45 southwest of Big Rapids. Settled. 1873. Population, Shingles and lumber are manufactured, anıl, with wood and ties, form the chief shipments. Total freight shipped in 199, 3.598,568 lbs. Express. AAmerican. Tel
egraph, Western Union. Mail, daily. W F. Odion, postmaster.
Detroit Mutual Benefit Association,
143 Griswold Street, Insnros all agalast Fermanant Dis- " ability.
Monthly Payments
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, at Cash Prices. Call or write for details. Mills & Barker, 176 and 178 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
1086 TWI MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER UNA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Buzzell George H, hotel propr. Dunning C W & Co, shingle infrs. Ford & Boyer, lumber mnfrs.
Laman D, grocer.
Linderman & Co, gen store and lumber. , Lyman Theodore. constable. Mansell Edwin P. shoemaker.
Putnam Charles F, exp and railroad agt. Warren Renben, blacksmith.
TYRE.
A village of 150 inhabitants, in Austin township, Sanilac county, 35 miles north- east of Caro, 21 north of Sandusky, the county scat, and 10 west of Minden, on the P. H. & N. W. Ry, whence it has a semi-weekly inail. Settled. 1857. . Mrs. J. O'Sullivan, postmaster.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Andrews Rev (Methodist).
Baker Conrad, weaver.
Barwick Nelson, mason.
Craigg Rev ( Methodist).
Des Jardins J M, carpenter.
Donner George. grist and saw-mill.
Farrell Mrs M C. teacher of fancy work.
Getty John, sexton.
Gunning Alfred, Hotel and Livery.
Gunning & Maier, shoemakers.
Gunning Samuel, exp agt and commission.
Hawksworth Mathew, tailor. -
Holmes Rev A J (Methodist).
Kay A HI, physician and justice.
McDonald Joseph. blacksmith.
Merritt Miss Hattie, dressmaker.
O'Sullivan Mrs F, General Store aud Hotel.
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O'Sullivan Miss Sadie, music teacher.
Pollard Rev T (Baptist).
Rathbun Jefferson, saslunaker.
Rathbuu Valentine, hunter and trapper.
Shepherd Thomas, bee keeper.
Sholes George W, shoemaker.
Sholes Mrs G W, dresunaker.
Smith Samuel, saw-mill.
Sparling George, veterinary surgeon.
Sparling James, carpenter.
Sparling Peter, carpenter.
Winter John, carpenter.
Wright John, masou and plasterer.
TYRONE.
Kent county. (Se Ball Creek, also Kent City.)
TYRONE.
A postoffice in the township of Tyrone. Livingston county, on the daily stage
route from Fentonville. 63 miles north, on the D., G. H. & M. Ry, to Howell, the county seat, 17 miles southwest; fare to former, 50 cents: to Howell, $1.50. A Methodist church and district school are in the vicinity, and grain is shipped. Amilo Gardner, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Gardner Amilo, Farmer. Jones John N, blacksmith.
UBLY.
Originally known as Payett's Corners. is the location of a grist, saw. shingle and carding mill, on the north branch of Cass river, in Bingham township, Huron county. It is 11 miles southeast of Bad Axe, and an equal distance west of Min- den, its shipping point via the P. H. & N. W. Ry. Lumber, shingles aud farm pro- dnets are shipped. Bank at Caro. Mail by special conveyance from Tyre, 43 miles south. Alfred Pagett, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
French Josiah. grist. saw and shingle mills. Leavenworth Henry. carding mill.
Pagett Alfred, General Store.
UMATILLA.
A discontinued postoffice in Buone town- ship, Wexford county.
UNADILLA.
With some 200 inhabitants, is located on Portage river. in the township of Unadilla. Livingston county, 18 miles southwest of Howell. the county seat, and 66 west of Detroit via Chelsea, which is 9 miles south on the M. C. R. R. Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian societies are in the neigh- borhood, and the place has a public school and flouring mill. Settled, 1533. Wheat forms the chief shipments. Stages tri- weekly to Stockbridge, Cheisea and Fow. lerville: fares, 50 cents, 75cents and $1.00. James Craig, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Craig James. Hotel Propr.
Du Bois Samuel, physician.
Dunning John, General Store.
Gilbert Wm, blacksmith.
Harker Thomas, wagonmaker
Moyland George. Flour Mili.
Livermore Wm S. general store
Marshall Miss Janet, mitfiner.
May G S, blacksmith.
May L. A. milliner.
Pettit Rev H (Baptist).
Death will stop all Income. Provide for it by insuring in the
Washington Life
Insurance Co. of New York.
WEBER
VOSE
PIANOS
MASON AND HAMLIN
ORGANS, as Prices that can't be dupli- cated in Detroit.
Roe Stephens
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. UNI 1087
Potter D, Shoe Maker.
Tyler W, harnessinaker.
Williams Rev T B (Presbyterian).
UNDINE.
A postoffice established in January, 1880, in Yates township, Charlevoix county. It is on the north shore of Pine lake, 8 miles southeast of Charlevoix court house. Mail by special supply. Lumber, cord-wood and ties are the chief shipments. Charles H. Whitford, post- master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bacot J H, general store.
Bartlett David E, carpenter.
Burgess E H, lumber infr.
Pierce D H. cooper.
Smith F, carpenter.
Whitford Charles II, Farmer. Whitman Rev B H (Methodist).
UNION.
Claiming 100 inhabitants. is situated in Porter township, Cass county, 15 miles southeast of Cassopolis court house, and on the tri-weekly mail route from Williams- ville, 8 miles north. to Bristol, Ind., 6} miles south, ou the L. S. & M. S. Ry. Joseph Hartman, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allen W M, live stock.
Hartman Joseph, General Store.
Herrold Rev D C (Baptist).
Kelly S F, general store.
Louppee & Kyle, blacksmiths.
Mercer G T, cooper.
Plank & Greenwalt, flour mill.
Shellhauser Miss Jenny, milliner.
Stamp F D, Physician.
UNION CITY.
Is situated at the junction of the Cold- water and St. Joseph rivers, in Union township, Branch county, and is a station on the Air Line Division of the M. C. R. R., 41 miles southwest of Jackson, 62
northeast of Niles and 117 west of Detroit. Coldwater, the county seat, is 12 miles southeast. The village was first settled in 1830. and became incorporated in 1869. It now has 1,300 inhabitants, and is growing and improving steadily ; has three churches, Congregational, Episcopal and Methodist, the former a very tine brick edifice, a hand- some brick school building, recently com- pleted at a cost of about $20,000, 2 na- tional banks, with an aggregate capital of $100.000, 3 hotels. 2 weekly newspapers. the Register, published by Major D. J. Easton, and the Union City National, and a fine single span iron bridge, built over the St. Joseph river in 1878. Manufacturing is. well represented, and the surrounding country is not surpassed by any in Michi- igan for productiveness. The exports for 18:9, consisting of grain, flour, plows. staves and miscellaneous merchandise amounted to 9,464 tons. Daily mail, by rail and by stage, to Coldwater, Athens and North Batavia. Express, American. Telegraph. Western Union. Mortimer Vos- burg. postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ackley Amiel J, restaurant.
Aikin Abraham B, shoemaker and notary.
Allen Charles T, cashr Union City National Bank.
Avery Mrs Portia L, florist.
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