280 10 3980 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/ac5ab20a61ed849dfa92e24e61a3e43a.jpg 11953d29314a3495fa5de6dbecc07a7e https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/c3e4cb9b2eb5da8d4e971fe82e92944b.png d8f3a4ebe99740d7ddfb060408465c36 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City Veteran's Park Memorial Wall Description An account of the resource <div style="float: right; margin: 10px 0 0 5px;"><img style="background-color: #ffffff; border: 1px solid #a9a9a9; margin: -6px 6px 6px -6px; padding: 4px;" src="/images/union_city_veterans_wall_montage.jpg" alt="Veterans Wall Montage" /></div> This collection is an index of the names on the Veteran's Memorial Wall in <a href="https://maps.google.com/maps?q=union+city+michigan&ll=42.066054,-85.134321&spn=0.002419,0.002342&hnear=Union+City,+Branch,+Michigan&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=42.066054,-85.134321&panoid=cFstMhOCXrt8iGlGET_EPQ&cbp=12,48.29,,0,-2.06">Union City, Michigan</a>. Biographical information and photographs will be presented when they are available. Each veteran's name is associated with a location number, representing the position on the Memorial Wall where the name may be found. The number is comprised of the following parts: <ul> <li>F = FRONT - Front side of the wall is facing the bridge.</li> <li>B = BACK - Back side of the wall is facing the flag.</li> <li>C = CENTER - Larger column of names are in the middle of the wall.</li> <li>R = RIGHT SIDE - All names to the right side of center column.</li> <li>L = LEFT SIDE - All columns of names to the left side of center column.</li> </ul> <img src="/images/union_city_veterans_wall_key.png" alt="Veteran's Wall Key" /> For example, Thomas Madden's Veteran's location number is BR-7-16. His name is on the back of the wall, right side of the center column, in the 7th column, and the 16th name from the top. (Back Right - column 7 - 16th from top) - BR - 7 - 16 For example, John R Lake's Veteran's location number is FL-4-08. His name is on the front of the wall, left side of the center column, in the 4th column, and the 8th name from the top. (Front Left - column 4 - 8th from top): FL - 4 - 8 The Veteran's Wall is made by the American Legion Post #196. This Veteran's Wall index was made by Kathyleen Madden and presented by the Branch District Library. If you have a question or wish to add information to this index, please write to us via the "<a href="https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/contact_us">Contact Us</a>" link on any page, or: <dl><dd>American Legion Post #196</dd><dd>Attention: Bob Miller</dd><dd>P.O. Box 131</dd><dd>Union City, MI 49094-0131</dd></dl> -or- <dl><dd>Kathyleen Madden</dd><dd>3467 9 1/2 Mile Road</dd><dd>Burlington, MI 49029-8736</dd></dl> Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Kathyleen Madden Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2013 Veteran's Memorial Wall of Union City Last Name Coats First Name William Middle Name O. Lcation Number number for each Veteran on the wall BR-6-05 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coats, William O. https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/c918bf75a87e5245ed06136dcd19a545.pdf c3276c5880ef806f83bf34114f2f541e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1860-1861 Description An account of the resource A business and residential directory for Coldwater, Hillsdale, and Monroe Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available George W. Hawes, Detroit, Michigan. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1860-1861 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/273cf4747a7258bbe8249bc74123970e.pdf 9e0828d06c77d0c8b0ee971c94138953 PDF Text Text ' 232,4‘ks* 4-41r.21.1-i; .11t, & ' I ( 1 1 V . , t. i ( s s • , 1 , n.tint - S 1 ) Cot tM ITV,' CHAS. - 7 R E D C N & SON. CHEMICALS, T O I L E T G L , �K I N Y O W S L I V E R Y ST"lialligilAB Th.- Proprietor announces to th,, . t SING-LETEAMSANDTURNOUTSof ALL KINDS_ innumliate att!thtion given to orders f a r ilae:; o r Ba7gage. O f f i 4 . , M t C O n i l ill S t . , W t . : 4 o f P, • s t -ufGet,. 1)NIIEL.4 13. Ii:INNTC)N. i p i 1--I I L L S I D - •-••• _ I)1:.‘ I I : I : I N LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, STONE A N D W A T E R L I M E , C A J L . C I N 1 E , F ° 11 : k . S T M E t , acC.., .11owyw strert. Still ib C o 1 d v a t e r. 14.3rSatitSSISS•• 1 8 7 Age NEW C A S H STORE, WC A . T a r I 11! ` . 1 , I DryGodsDressGoods7i1as7 111 C A R P E T S & OIL CLOTHS, HATS, CAPS Sz GROCERIES. Utly 1 8 rL. I s . 0087.11:1, t0 r P HILLSDALE, , • • I t vtt 1 . “ ‘ r, r , M I C H I GAN- �• COLD V C A L K I N S , J O H N S O N 84 CO. lNi A N I F l I I N STAVES,HEADINGC , OOPERSTOCK, .k.ND A L I , . DESCRIPTION ) 1 ; COOP ERA E 5 COLD W AT E R , M I C H I G A N . B. 11. Calkins, M M . '1111,h-1- L . W. J. 1,14,wen, .1. 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V C H E T T S T R E E T. - C O L D IT ..1TER, M I C H . - 4 11 = 1111 0 t 1 5 , ELIAS H O W E eming IS T H E kki 13, _A_INTID, M O S T TURAHLE MACHINE I S I \ C L A J D . M. A . CRIPPEN. AGENT. COLDWATER, - - MICHIGAN. �COLD WATER CITY D I R E C T O R Y. 1874-5. COMPRISING A COMPLETE A L P H A B E T I C A L LIST OF A L L BUSINESS FIRMS A N D P R I VAT E C I T I Z E N S ; A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ; A M I S c E L L A N E o U S DIRECTORY OF C I T Y A N D C O U N T Y • O F F I C E R S , CHURCHES, P U B L I C A N D P R I VAT E SCHoOLs, B E N E V O L E N T, L I T E R A R Y A N D OTHER A s s o c I AT I O N S , BANKS, I N ( oRPORATED INSTITUTII)NS, ETC., ET( #nsl Bum inf.-44 Iliirectorio4 of all tho \Wapiti in Branch County, ALM-) A c o M P L E T E C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y ()IP H I L L S D A L E , And Business Directories of all the villages in 11311.,1:ii., r . Sold O n l y b y Subscription. B U R G H , M O N T G O M E R Y St C O . , P u b ' s D E T R O I T. - - A D E ' k N I 1 1 IT E I P I T E D 4 T T A P. O r 4 1 , , • F ! . • ' , 1%.1t V t r Irrriz7 �PREFACE. In presenting to the public our first Directory of Coldwater, we do so believing that i t will be finind More complete and reliable than any previous Directory. Notwithstanding the fact that omissions and errors may be discovered, we claim for the work an accuracy and neatness seldom exhibited in a book of its kind. We have aimed to make our work a fit representative of the public spirit and importance of the city of Coldwater, and an accurate and complete guide to all public places, business locations and private residences of the inhabitants of the city. The Business Directory contains a classified list o f a l l trades, professions, and pursuits i n the city, alphabetically arranged. thus exhibiting at a glance the special business of each citizen. The Stree. Directory is a new feature, and will be found an advantageous appendix to the work. The Miscellaneous Department contains much information, useful to both citizens and strangers. While thanking the business community for the generous patronage given usz and the "Press" for their favorable notices, we desire to express our intention of issuing the Coldwater City Directory biennially, with the promise that it shall be as complete as it is possible to make it. THE PUBLISHERS. �C O L D WAT E U 1;1,1C , GENERAL INDEX. PAGE. Abreviations, 9 Alphabetical list of names.. 4 4 9 8 0 Bethel 1 2 5 Bronson 1 1 8 1 2 4 Butler 1 2 5 CalitZumia 1 2 7 Coldwater Business Directory 8 1 9 3 Coldwater Sketch of 7 8 East Gilead l a Gilead 6 . AAAA • 1 2 7 Girard 1 2 8 Kinderhook 1 2 9 Mattison 1 2 9 Miscellaneous Di __rectory, , 9 4 1 0 2 Nobie Center , 1 2 9 Orangeville 1 3 0 Preface 2 Quincy. 1 0 3 1 1 1 , Sherwood 1 3 0 South Butler. 1 3 1 Title Pate 1 'Union CityI I I ,,,,, .• .112-118 �INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. C O L D WAT E R . PA G E . Andrews, W L 3 0 Atkins, Gilbert & Co F i r s t page front fly leaf t a l l Bro & Shires 9 6 Blodgett & Brown 3 4 Blye Brothers1 &1 . 1 1 4 Bowen & McGowan, F r o n t cover and 2 0 Bowerman, T H . ,,, .,,,, 2 2 Button, J. F 2 4 Bridge House F r o n t cover and 1 0 Calkins, Johnson & Co, First page front fly leaf Carney, John B. & Broo p p inside back cover Chapman, D 18 Clapp, James 32 Coldwater Reporterf i r s t p a g e back f l y leaf Colvin, Huntly & Co., 2 6 Cornwell, C. T 2 2 Crippen, M. A o p p title page trippen, P H 3 4 Davis, D. H , , 1 4 Decker, G. M , , & 4 1 2 Dorrance, A A , ,i n s i d e back cover Duesler, Daniel. 10 Ferguson, Samuel... 3 4 34 Goodell, L. J . /14; 1 4 3 0 Gray, L. M 3 0 Harris, Brainard & Co l q . Hart & Morehouse 1 2 Hawks, James M 2 4 Hurley & Cook 20 Ide, R. A 3 0 Ives, I C a a 1 4 Ka.pplar, George 2 8 Kent, William A , 1 4i i 26 La Force & Fonda 2 8 Lamphere, A , 2 8 Mausell, George4 4 1 1 6 �INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS' Maxwell,Wyman McKesson, A D McLean, WI n s Milnes St Smith Myers dr Greenwood. , Nichols, P. P.. Randall, F R , Roth & Freedman Scovill, Lyman & Co Sherman, N W , Singer Manufacturing CoF Tripp, J Watson, Robert Whedon, Charles & Son Winchester & Whitcomb Wood, john & CoI n 2 4 i d . e . 1 1 . 1 2 4 0 8 p p title page I 3 2 n t cover 0 8 o n t cover 2 d e back cover . o I o 1 F s . 2 r . 3 2 front cover . 1 2 6 . V r 2 i Q U I N CY. Alden, Sutton & Co 1 Blake's Factory 1 Brown, M. M 1 Dean, George W 1 Donmever dr, Robinsono Granni.s, .J. P. , , . . Kinyon, E H Knight, G. B 1,...land, S S 1 Lytle tir. Knowlton Mason, J. W. 1 Sillick, H. L 1 Skinner, N. C Smith, Withington eit. Co Warrick, Isaa 1 Welch. Robert. Wilber, Havens • Young, H. D , 1 1 0 1 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 , 1 . 0 0 1 0 1 1 8 1 4 0 0 6 1 0 8 4 1 4 8 0 1 0 4 1 0 6 1 0 8 U N I O N C I T Y. J,,linsort firm* MPrrill. I). L( Smith. Dr. .1. D Stage, W N Titfrrw Howie Union t'itv Flruw p 1 1 p 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 inside hack rover 5 3 5 4 �INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. BRONSON. Benton, Dorsey, Clark, W. F. . . . Compton, W. H Exchange Hotel Hull, I. D Nichols, 0. B. &Co Rose Hotel Shepard, Jason, Van Every, C M , • 1 2 1 1 2 6 6 2 2 2 0 1 1 2 1 6 2 1 4 2 4 „ 122 1 2 0 I N D E X T O M I S C E L L A N E O U S D I R E C T O R Y. PAC; F. Cemeteries City Government Churches , County Officers l o o . - 9 1 A 0 1 Fire Department.IncoInstitutions rporatedInstitutions 9 ? ) Michigan State Public School 9 8 Miscellaneous Societies 1 0 1 1 0 2 Newspapers 1 0 0 Public Buildings, Halls, etc 1 0 0 Rail roads 9 9 School Department 9 8 9 9 Secret Benevolent Societies 1 0 0 1 0 1 Streets and Avenues 9 4 9 6 96-97 �COLD WATER. The city of Coldwater, the County Seat of Branch County, is one of the largest cities of Southern Michigan, having a population according to the latest census of 4,320 inhabitants. I t is situated on the L. S. & M. S. R. R., and is distant from Detroit 132 miles by rail, though only about 104) miles across the country in a south-westerly direction. The city derives its name from the Indian word Chuck-s.er-ya-bish, signifying coldwater, and which was applied by the Indians to the beautiful group of lakes among which Coldwater is located, and on a connecting stream between two of which i t stands. T h i s stream is somewhat incorrectly termed Coldwater River, The•elakes and the water courses connecting them have their rise in Indiana, and after flowing through a considerable part of Michigan finally empty their waters into the St. Joseph River. T h e first white man who settled within the limits of the present City of Coldwater was Mr. Hugh Campbell, who emigrated thither from N'ew York in 1829. At an early day the great highway from Detroit to Chicago was laid out by the Government and passed through Coldwater, tending with the fine agricultural country surrounding it, to the rapid growth and prosperity of the place. I n 1832 the town was laid out under the name of Lyons, which was in the fidlowing year changed to its present title of Coldwater. T h e County Seat was originally located at Branch, but its removal to Coldwater, and the completion of the Nlii higan Southern Railroad to this point in 1851, both contributed largely to its growth. The Village of Coldwater was incorporated Feb. 29, 1837, and the charter of the city was obtained in 1861. The city lies in the midst of a rich prairie country, the streets run nearly at right angles and are broad and adorned by handsome trees, many of the residenc(s are stately, and all are comfortable and homelike, and evervthii.g 1.e,peaks a population intelligent and prosperous. The city is lighted with gas, has several good hotels, and a spacious public hall. T h e religious denominations include the Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopal, Wesleyan Methodist, German Lutheran and Roman Catholic. The Schools are numerous and several are very large and handsome structures. Indeed, the Central School is one of the finest educational buildings in this section of the State. New County Buildings are much needed, however. The city has been built up by the trade coming from the fine farm. ing section about it. T h e land is rich and the farmers generally �VIII. S K E T C H OF COLD WATER. wealthy. T h e y raise wheat and corn largely, and Branch county is known throughout the Union for the number of excellent horses it produces. W o o l is also marketed at Coldwater to a considerable extent. The Mansfield, Coldwater and Lake Michigan Railroad is now in process of construction. Among the principal manufacturing establishments are the following: The linseed oil factory, a wheel-barrow factory, wagon and carriage factories, planing mills, furnitnre factories, a foundry and machine shop, three flouring mills, stave and heading factory, several cooper shops, and several minor establishments. There are two National banks and one Exchange bank. T h e new State Public school for dependent children, a large and elegant pile of buildings, occupies a commanding site on the northeast side of the city with extensive grounds, still new, but requiring only time and means to render them very beautiful, nature having supplied all the rest. In the western part of the city is Oak W-9od _Cemetery, on the south side of a beautiful lake, embracing several Acres and possessing all the features which would indicate that here too nature might have intended to lavish the peculiar charms usually sought for in the rural "silent city of the dead." The Lewis Art Gallery here is one of the largest collections of paintings to be found in America. I t includes copies of the most famous European pictures, a large part of the noted Thompson collection from Boston, a number of paintings by famous American artists, and a very large collection of portraits by eminent painters. A building has been erected for this noble collection by the owner, Mr. Henry C. Lewis, and they are generously exhibited to all who desire to see diem. T h e presence of such a body o f paintings cannot fail to have an elevating influence upon the art taste of the people of Michigan. �-COLDWATER PUBLIC 11.13KAII. BURCH, MONTGOMERY & CO.'S COLDWA TERCITYDIRECTOR. 1874-3. ABBREVIATIONS. eha ala ave ' b l , l v o het b e t cordc o l rim c o r P. 5e a fln o r t e. cot,n o r t v e e y e n u e b o a r d s w e e n o r c d n e r . east s t side h or north of h e a s t corner nr n e a r 11.sn o r t h side D. W. corn o r t h w e s t corner resr e s i d e n c e ()PI'o p p o s i t e s o u t h 5. C. cor. . . ....southeast corner P. F. s o u t h side P. w. e01s o u t h w e s t corner w e s t w. sw e ALPHABETICAL LIST O F s t side NAMES. A_ Abbott, A lexl odor, eflrrilro Painter and trimmer, over 100 w Chieago, res e tor Ili my 81 d (IP ,11. Abbott, Charles, re s Pw cor Daugherty and Cutter aye. Abbott, Jame. K., faitrer, s Hull, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Abbott, Samuel. 'sinter, re- w s Marshall. n Abbott ave. Abbott, r , r s w s Marshall, n Abbott ave. Abbott. William 11.. mil:tr E . R. Clarke, re s e s Monroe, bet Washington and the railroad. �10 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S je T R I P , -P H O T O G R A P H E R , N o . 2 2 , C H I C A G O S T. , W AY T T. ' l l t , - - - M It'l 111,1414iGirlina 3 2 3 -JUMP Bridge House, T. 0LBRIDGE,Proprietor, Te r m s , $ 2 . 0 0 P e r D a y. COrli cr , l i o n l ' O e a n d Chica_go Sts.. COLD WATER, - - - - - MICHIGAN. Daniel Duesler, 'Mani-lora etrurt-v o f Duesler's PAT 1 Cradle Finger FASTENINGS. PATENTED D e . 4`1111ber 3 0 1 It 1%73. ShopMaltsForSale, It, DANIELDUESLER,Patillta M I 41. • I I 1 , �C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 1 1 Adams, Conrad, carriage painter Scoville, Lyman & Co., ress s Hooker, e Carroll. Adams, Henn- C., salesman A. Chandler & Sons, bds Southern Michip-an Hotel. Adams. Mrs. Polk, res :12 E. Washington. Adams, Miss Sophia, rcs 32 E. Washington. Agricultural Insurance Co., of Watertown, N. Y., P. H . ( rippen, agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. Akenhead, Adam E laborer, res w s Jefferson, s of the railroad. Alcott, Mt-,••. Jane, Isk 14 Hudson, cor Pearl. Alden, Isaac, miller, res n s Washington, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Alden, Mrs. Jennie, res w s Hanchett, bet Taylor and Clinton. Alden. Shelby, l•raeket maker, Ms RaiIIIIS Seymour. Alden, Willi- 11.. - l'-aa•' Alden. AAriel'. Ald-mn .1., A..1. Aldrich & (o.,) res s s Chicago, e Sprague, nr e • its- limits. Aldrich, A . J . & Co., Abram .J. Aldrich, George W. Stearns,) Publishers r Republican, • Weekly,) Noyes' block, n e cor Chicago and Han••11,•!. Alger, Isaac P. , Physieian and Surgeon, s e eor Marshall and •Itnn.11. Allen, Artemas, Tobacco and Cigars, 20 W. Chicago, res s W cor t'hur, :01,1 Hudson. -Allen, David C., tanner, r-4 w 4 Jay, opp Rose. Allen, Hiram, groom, b•ls Brid•o• House. A 11n. .1. a r • I . farmer, rev. Jav, opp MON'. Allf,n..Mrs. Imeinda. res s w cor 1111,1,40n and Church. All, II, W i l l am I I . , Pratt A: Allen, rem w s Polk, bet Chicago and Allen, William S., Dry (;.,,,./14, and Ladies' Shoes and Gaiters, 21 W. chif.a,.. 11-.1 A. ltn.s•kins. A Ilzood, William M., machine hand Winchester and Whitcomb, res w Jefferson, bet Pearl and Washington. Allis., Albert, engineer, rex("or Fremont and Parkhurst ave. Alliss. Mrs. r e e rm. Hanch-tt and Taylor. American C i g a r Co., 33 W. Chicag•• st, manufacturers of 'Fine riming, and wholesale dealers in Leaf Tobacco, L. M. Wing, President ti.,(p. Starr. V. P. and Treasurer B . S. Tibhits, Secretam Amidon, Mrs. S‘phr••nie, BillingAer, Mrs. & ( • res w s Hanehett. mi Clinton aye. - Arnstion. Brooks R., foreman Stev•-ns & Co., rest 4-s Division, south of the railr•a•l. Anderson. Jame.. , J. Anderson Az Son, re= 4 4 Washington, bet HuilwPfland .14-If mon. .Andergort. J. at s o " , James Andf•rson. William W. Anderson,) Marble und T s W. •AndPiNknu, Williant W., , .1. And. rsonAc. Son, res s s WaShingtotl, het �12 B I T R C H , MONTGOMERY & 1 J I S dc N I 'I" 54C h ic a g o Stret, .G..•••• W I 0 _ESA!. A .1) I l l —Ai- E l l I N Fresh a n d Salt Meats, Manufacturers o f P o r k a n d Bologna S tusage. H a m s , Lard, &c., &c., Constantly on Hand. Auction and Commission. G. WI. D E C K E R , C'on•ner H a n c h e t t a n d Chieasio Sts.. C O L D M I T E R , M I C H . Pays C a -11 f o r A l l K i n d s o f S e c o n d H a n d Goods, F u r n i t u r e , C l o t h i n g , Wa t c h e s , J e w e l r y. & c . i n t h e I i t y o r 4 'manly attvii41:11 - 1-1_A__H:11 (ST M O ± H Carriage,,„Painters Furniture Finishers, Southeast, C o i n e r Chicago a n d H u d s o n Stt-e?ts, COLD WATER, - �COLDWATER, CITY DIRECTORY. 1 3 Hudson and Jefferson. Andrews, Benjamin, canvasser, bds Myers House. Andrews, G. Frank. dentist W. L. Andrews, bds D. S. Harrington. Andrews, W i l l i a m L., Dentist, No.'s 5 and 6 Seely's block, n w cor Chicago and Monroe, res s w cor Chicago and Elm. (See adv't.) Archer, Ellen, servant B. C. Webb. Arthur, Frederick, salesman B. R. Moore, res w s Marshall, bet Taylor and Alden. Arthur, John F., painter, res w s Marshall, n Taylor. Ashbaugh, John A., carpenter, res 35 N. Hudson. Atkins, Elijah, (Atkins, Gilbert & Co.,) res u e cor Marshall and Taylor. Atkins, Gilbert & Cov (Elijah Atkins, Alvin Gilbert, Harvey D. Robinson, manf 'rs Sash, Doors, Blinds, and Cigar-boxes, Moulding, and Spring Beds, west side o f Clay, 2d door north o f Chicago st, Brick block. etc. Atlantic & Pacific Insurance Co. o f Chicago, P . H. Crippen, agent, Southern ichi,ran Hotel I:lock. Averel, Henry, carpenter, res 25 K Washington. Avery, Mrs. lioxie B., res n w cor Monroe and Pearl. Atwater, James H., carriage maker Scovill, Lyman & Co., res s w cor Morse and Alden. Ayres, Morris A., agent Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, over 49 W. Chicago, res same. JE3 Babett, Mrs. Ada, dressmaking and plain sewing, res s s Pearl, bet Jefs ferson and Lincoln. Babbett, Ezra M., res J. D. W. F:sk. Bachelder, Nathaniel, fitrmer, res n e cor Church and Jefferson. Bagley, Aaron, Jr., laborer, res e s Clay, n of the Railroad. Bagley, Aaron, Sr., shoemaker, res 20 S. Hudson. Bailey, C. Eugene, mechanic, res n A Hull, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Bailey, H e n r y C., Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings, 40 W. Chicago, res s s Pearl, w Fremont. H. D. W., lied-lning nnuar, rem n s Hull, bet Hudson and .JetE 'r n . S., eigar-box maker, A tkitis. 1;ilbert A. 1'o., res s :4 Pearl, bet Fremont and Polk. Bair, I. C., joiner, res s s Chicago, het Fremont and Polk. Bair, Mrs. Jane, res tr, o 0 . Belliiigcr. Baker, Albert D., cooper H. W. Baker, bds Ezra Coon. Baker, Dr. Hiram, dentist and photographer, over 18 W. Chicago, roil s s Washington. Bak, r. Hiram v o o p , r ,h(pp, 1:1 E. Pearl, res same. Baker, Mrs. Lydia, res PVC,. :19 W. Chirago. Ir �ii 1 : 1 " 1 : . ( i i . :.\IONTWYMERY & ( ' U ' S I. C.IVES, V. A . 11 F L I M I : t 0 Coldwater, Michigan. - o o Special Attention given t t h e Treatment o f Horses and Cattle, in city and County. Office and Residence, Corner Clay cf- P e a r l Streets. GENERAL DEALER IN SCHOOL,MISCELLANEOUS, AND BLANK 1 3 0 0 I E S Wall Paper, Window Shaaes, Sheet Music, G o l d Pens, E t c . , 5 2 We s t Chicago St., C t i l d w a . t e r, M E i c h i g a n . 1 3 rt. c r r I I YE Ft S , MillineryandFancyGoods TRIMMINGS,INE,ROSIERLEKCORSETS, Cloaks, R e a d y - m a d e Suits, I A LWAY S I N STOCK. COLD WATER, �COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. 1 5 Baker, Miss S. F., physician, over 39 W. Chicago, res same. •Ba.lcom, Eugene, painter, res w s Sheridan, s of the railroad. Baleom. Frank, nursery dealer, bds s e cor Hanchett and Taylor. Baldwin, Edwin A., gasfitter George Mansell, bds Isaac Vanderhoof. Baldwin, Mrs. E. A., dressmaker, bits w s Hanchett, a Chicago. Baldwin, Mrs. Julia A., dressmaker Mrs. R. C. Travis, bds Isaac Vandprh, of. Ball B-os. & Shires, (Elijah Ball, Eli Ball, John D. Shires,)Sash, Door, and Blind Manufacturers, Planing-mill, Scroll-sawing, Mouldings, n w cur Chicago and Clay. Ball, Byron, carpenter. rooms 25 Marshall. Ball, Caleb, engineer, Ball, Bros. & Shires, res e s Marshall, bet Taylor and Alden. Ball, Miss Clara, dressmaker, bds Mrs. W. Ball. Ball, Clinton L., laborer, res 7 Alden. Ball, Edmund, carpenter Atkins, Gilbert & Co., res w a Hudson, n Hull. Ball, Eli, (Ball Bro. & Shires, res 25 Marshall. Ball, Elijah, Ball Bros. & Shires,1res w 6 Marshall, bet Taylor and Alden. Ball, MN. Harriet, res 7 Alden. Ball, Jabez, sash, door, and blind maker, Ball Bros. & Shires, res e a Marshall, bet Taylor and Alden. -Ball, John, works hall Bros. & Shires, res w s Hudson, bet Hull and Pierce. Ball, Miss Laura, milliner Miss Lizzie Fullick, res e s Marshall, a Alden. Ball, MN. William, res e a Marshall, a Alden. Ballard, George W., woolen m i l l i , res 150 W. Chicago. Barber, Alsen, broom manir, s w eor Chicago and Hanchett, res same. Barber, Elaine, traveling agent, res a s Chicago, bet Walnut and Fremont. Barber, Julius S..( Woodward, Barber & Co., ) postmaster, res e a Division, het Pearl and Washington. Barhvte, Frank P., salesman Woodward, Barber & Co., lxls Bridge House. Barker, Phoebe, servant, S. W. Fisk. -Barlow, Henry H., Loveridge & Barlow,) bds D. S. Harrington. Barnard, Gardner, blacksmith, bds 34 Grand. Berner, Charles W., hostler Bolster's lintel. Earner, S. Nelson, res a w cor Morse and Pierce. Barnes, Albert G., carpenter, res e a Clay, n Clinton ave. Barnes, Mrs. Marv, rep 28 Cutter ave. Berme, Nathaniel R., cabinetmaker, res 48 Marshall. Barnbert, K S., res 31 N. lianehett. Bangs" Lizzie, chambermaid Southern Michigan Hotel. Baron, John W., student, bds Nathan Bates. �1111111F BURCH, M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S 1G G E O R . G E M A N S E L L . , DEALER I N IT G A S , STEAM, \NI ) W A T E R PIPE Nt. —1 Gas F i t t i n g s , S t e a m , F i t t i n g s . a n d B r a s s G o o d s O f E v e r y Description. Arh- Public and Private Buildings Heated by Steam. aq) Has constantly on Land W. II and Cistern Pumps. Sinks, a n d H y d r a u l i c Earns. P a t e n t Tillie Wells put down and 1Varranted. No. 74 Chicago St., Near the Gas W , r k . - - C O L D WAT E R , M I C H . MYERS & GREENWOOD, WHOLESALE A N D R E TA I L DEALERS I N Crackers, Bread, Cake, Pies, Cheese, Oysters&Confectionery, No. 29, Chicago St., C O I A D WAT E R , M I C H . 1 3 F L A I N . A . F t E l c5c. C o . , Wholesale M A N U F A C T U R E R S .1ND pp rat Dealers in Fa ICJ Ft INT I 'ICILY _ Ft 3E' .110H r o c S t r e e t . COLT; I r A TER. .111(11/(i.-1.1' �COLDWATER C I T Y DIRECTORY. 1 7 Bartlett., David, salesirtan F. S m i t h dr 1.7.o., lids s e cor Hanchett and Taylor. Bamsett, Everett W.. watchmaker L. M. Batsett, res same. Bassett, L a f a y e t t e X . , AVatebes, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver awl Plated Warc. t " W. t itieago, res same. Itafty.ett. Norton c a r i s l i t e r , res w $ Nionroe, u Chicago. Bater. William, work, Dr. .1. I . Long. r. • : 4 iinton ave. w Bata‘, Jennie. waitt'r t t b l f r I Michigan Bate.. NI vron E.. painter. rti,4 P e r k i n s , .1,•trenson and Elm. Bates. Nathan. carp titer, res u e Lao 1Vashington aud .Tetrerson. Pastes. William. re., -2! Hull. bds A . Smith. Bea-h, Anna 4..(1: ) r i , n t a l Hotel. Hesit‘ T . . U n i a p r i h d S D. S. Harrington.. Wiliam .1.. tai!.ir .1,ilin 11, Wood kit I .o., n t t o r Jackson and B e e , k e r . I .httiitwv & fleeL.r. re/. 10 P.:. Fremont. Bedford, Mina. earria-r,•tilaker, r,-.0 .‘111(.11. Beech, J o h n H . , Plivsieinti and u n 4' taw Public Square, fes Bfti, Charlotte, waiter Itol..fter'A Hotel. .1ftike. •trok Itivi:t. r Ip.)ok I A - , Wert, House. Beh-4.. I Itstdor. tanner Handeritioyi.r Bro. & (arts, res W 6 JI'frerS4,11, Railroad. Bch., Henn- 4 ',bor.-maker H . H. Fiurnivilin•vor, r. w s JeffeN4iii,S 14•11amv. I f 1 9 Hid'. I ! m i n i r , 0 19 111111, vor Jeffer..ai. .13«llingv-r. 4 ;limpr . res 11 s- I'vrkib4, Jetrersorti. Iti4map, 1.vot«r 1)....nrriav,;+•I ru ner. r 4;\ill. 1.vniati r ( ' 0 Huibwin h e r r , . lietniri. 1)a% id, "iviipt. r h u r v I i . m i d Jelfersini. lianwtt, Charier B. F.. larawr. s ?Nmith, •-• I-forriet. tiri-mmniaker, re-+ n C u t t e r ave, hourly .1.pp Datiet,..rtv I '.. . 1 1 4 1 1 1 I f Bentsen, (4t r p m 1:; W. Washington% Bennett & Lovewell, .1.4n) H. Bohner, ('hark* Physicians mini 7'411'i:eon,. vi..? 15 W. Chicago. il+.quant, MN. A:try, earpet Wes\ w rim 4 "hilitto and Minch( It. N..: Mae. Itsiinftt, Martha, ckasalyrrniaid firitlop- If ..44.v. Bennett. t r a r P l i n g airmen, few P 11(1,104,11. ii Church. llentivy. 1 William+. Immo ilwalor,r w u Pnik. n Math". bilk 4.11 N., earrivromiker, Arrival, Lyman & t i d e Mr. M. �BURCH, MONTGOMERY & CO.'S R o b e r t - Wa t s o n , M E AT MARKET' EAST S I D E Coldwater, OF Michigan. Second Door South of ChiC410 WHOLF.• A L F AND RENA T1. DEALERS i Fresh and Salt Meats. Man.ufac'rs of Pork & Bologna Sausage. Hams, Lard, etc., Constantly on H a n d Ice! I c e ! I c e ! KEEP COOL C EL A_ 13 A I A i r D e a l e r i l l Pave Coldwat••.r Lake Tee. R i r - M I 4)111,114 Pr011Iplar t I •-ad,•ei ored In all Parts of t i l t City Fime of Chsre.-. O t fiec in, .4fyrrs ctn.(' Greept 1 4 " Y o R K 11-.1 f , ' r. n o i r i x F a r t 1 E 3 E E I D I L A M I T, 1%holesale t I ITT 41.00p S k i t s , C o r s e t Ladies' U n d e r w e a r. Suits. Laces. Ribiams. l a a t i 111 • 0 IL 3:31:0X4 IM1§Eit , I . l . I Z 0 1 . 1 . 3 . F : 1 1 1 C : r . . 105 S u l n m i t st. Toletim. Ohio, 39 C h i e r t o o s t , C o w a t e r, �COLD WATER CITY DIRECTORY. 1 9 Lamb. Benton. Corydon P., res 57 NI:train:II. Berry, Mrs. J. A., millinery, e cur Chicago and, Hancliett, res same. Berry, Miss J. V., milliner Mrs. .11. A. Berry, reid same. Luev, i-,,..e;•vant T. W. Dickinson. ' Billingslev,.Mrs. &.; ( , M N . Mary Biiling-sley, Mrs. Sophronie Amidon,) dressmakers. ,:ver 54 W. Chicago. Billingsley, Mrs. K a y, (Billingsley, Mrs. & Co.,) res.James Anderson. Bin4hani,•Frank O.. Thriner, res. n s Perkin, bet Division and Hudson. Birdsall. Spencer, moulder. ress s Pearl, w Bi F r a n c i s M., County Clerk, office c u r t -house, reit; 8NWcur Pearl and JeK.rson. Bia-kmao, Daniel G.. clerk at Orphan Asylum, res n s Pearl, e Blodgett & Brown, (Uri Bbalget, Anthony i . Brown, ljudertakt,rm and ritrniture manufacturers and dealers, 13 and 15- Monroe, a of Chicago. .See Blodgett, Starr W., salesman Blodgett & Brown, res 7 Hull. Blodgett, Uri, (,Blodgett & Brnwn. res 7 Blount. Miss M. A.. dressmaker, w. a Monroe, s Chicago, res same. Blye Brothers, Warren A. Blye, Frank IS1. Blyo, Millinery, and Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goo4.1s, 35 W. ('hicago. (t.f;ee atly9t.) Frank M., t Wye Brns.. rea 35 W. Chicago. Blye, Warren A.. tliilyc Bros,..,.res 35 W. Chicago. 13011. S. K.. traveling salesman. bds Southern Michigan Hotel. Bo)ster, Mrs. F. D. V.. teacher -second intermediate department High Sehool, Nis w Hanehett, s Chicago. Bolster, Lewis E.. clerk Bolster's Hotel. Bolster, W i l l i a m A . , Proprietor Bolster's Hotel, Monroe st, opp I,. S. & M. S. R. R. depot. Bolster's Hotel, W. A. Bolster, Proprietor, Monroe st, oppt. S. & M. S R. R. depot. , Bolton. Alexander, laborer, res ea, and:ur s end of Jackson st. Boob, Mary Franeest, ma with 'Mrs. M. Pond. Bisalass, William, .John D . Wood & r e s s Pierce, het Marshall and Hudson. Bornatetn, Herman, cigarma,ker, American Cigar Co., Ws Bolster's Hotel. Boutell, Alexander A ..4Bowen MeGOWan,) ma a c eor Chicago and Jefferson. Bovee. David. res n w tor ('hit ago and Jeffemon. Bow-n. .1,,,ph .1 pointyt. Winchester & Whitcomb. rps 12 Hemy, Bowen & McGowan, .Willard .J. Bowen, Jonas H . McGowan, kKand.-r A. Bootell,) Bankers, 31 W. Chic:tgo. Bowen tt; Met;,wau, d i p u n s I i . M, bey', at Law, 31-W. I �BURCH. MONTOoMERY Az CO's. i L L 7 R L E Y oc C O O K , 10C h ic a g o Stret, I l O L E S _ 11 . 1 . N I ‘ 1 1 Fresh and Salt Meats, Manufacturers o f P o r k and Bologna Sausage. H a m s , Lard, sSze., &c.. Constantly on Hand. \ A R i o i s i x " W t,IV e T E C Ic IO W A S %Jove/m.13'0D Attorneys at Law Office in the Bank, 31 Chicago St COLDWATER. - MICHIGAN P. P. NICHOLS, Abstracts o f Titles, AN D H e a l IT-14state 711)ealer, b• 1 * . k No. 7 Chicago St., - W u t I t - - a 0 , t , , r, C o i d w a t e r. Michigan. �COLDWATaii FULLIC LIBRARY COLDW t T E R C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 2 1 Eowea. Willard J., Bowen & NieGowan, rea e s Morse, opp Church. Bowerman, Thomas I L , Carriage. Sign. awl itinamental Painter. over 102 W. t r e : - 30 4;rond. !See adv't.; Bowker. ;cory.e W.. ?-eiiera I averit A.meriean Cigar Co., 33 W. Chicago, reae l a y , bet Washington and Peckham. Bowker, 1.ney. servant W A . littowIton. NlimqAlice, elcrk Roth and Freedman. bus J. Rogers. Boyd. Thomaa. employe Singer Manufacturing Co., Ms .i. W. Barber. Bradiev, Daniel B., hnililing mover. rem 26 Elm. ..1. 1,, res n Pearl, bet, .Jefferson and Lincoln. Brady. James B.. eigartnaker American Cigar Co., res e a .Jefferson, het. Pearl and Waahington. Brainard, Nlahlon W.. Harris, Brainard & Co., ) res 21 E. Washington. bet .letri-rson and Elm. Branch. Mr,. Annie. res n w eor Marshall and Ahlen. Branch County Billiard Association, Noyes' block, u e (tor and Hanchert, ( . ; Noyes, Superintendent. Bnitich. .ludson B., :al•ftonati Wtxrhyard, Barber St Co., re s u w cor Marshall and A l i . . Branch. Miss 1•.., tetieher seeotill intermediate department High School, riv, ti w o r Marshall and Alden. Floyd, labur..r, res Mrs. L. D. Brewer. Brewer. Mr:. 1.. 1 . W F. (lay. opp WaAitigton. Bridge House, T..1. 13ritigc. Proprietor, w o r Chicago and Mon- Bridge, L e w i s R . , Proprietor Bridge House Saloon, res Bridge Bridge, Thomas J., Pr9priptor Briligt• tiousc,s eor cilicagoand Won, 11,‘ in NI., ti-Ainider, res14Alden. N f a r m r. res e eor Mar,liall and Alden. V1/4"ilLato F.. ,Irm. packer. re' w ; inclo4041.. Pearl. liroadum, .f 11., ..peenlator. b(14 tionthern Michigan Hotel. flrHibt-11,1. Hotkard, denier in nursery r e ' n s Chicago, 1;rookins..lanto-s ii.. iarriage trimmer. ri w a Motinx., Ta y l o r. Br"0,10. Anthony IL. Blothzet & Brown. •Tel4 i e vor Washington and l i T HI. Brown. Eigrolt. p4o1..-r Iiride House. 'Brown, tlottlnib . . horse-, (Aar mailer. A Chandler r e s W 8,4. Pori , t o b n “ o n i F t . re- V ('loireh. 1),. I f t t o l % t r i b a l ] . b r A o U 8 C s u t h o f r a r g r i onto i. rl_•1:111t*I., n uireo Mrs. .1. G.. s Br- 7 . M r . Lu) P e " 1 V o-:113nut4011 and Spragiw. Worthington. a 3 5401 42410 5459 r l . , bet Moririo• 8101 Divis- ORANCT4COUNTY LTRIARY �F 22 B U R C H , MONTGOM ER Y & CO.'S X. L W H I T C O M B F. M. WINCHESTER., Winchester & Whitcomb, B U S I N r_,SS C A R D R A C K S , PatentLapWiniowShades, - =Li : 5 COLDTPWTER, a. • • .41 ICHIG.1 N. - Lap Shade Patented dan.16.1863. Business Card Racks. May 21 1813. C. T. CORN WELL, 1 40 Chte,ftgo S t r e e t . ; l i p mtairei.) C O LAO W A . P I E • • • • • . 1 1 " I C I -I I G A N . Pietums T t i l t n in Et i v Style, and Satikfiktion imaralit,ed. I L E S O I AT E F U W. A . N , C A R R / A GE, S I G N , A N D r,zpi.mtnt,g1 zintrr..4 I W o r k d i i s n e a t l y, and i n O w i n s t a n d L a t e s t Styles. S p e c i a l A t t e n t i o n g i v. v o i t e p a t t r i n . ; Old Work. S'ilic)p ( J i v e r 1 0 2 COLD WAT E R , M I x Ta J D W e c g t i C h i e t t grit) S t . , e r n P A I N T S FOR M I C H . �41116 C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 2 3 Brown, Miss L. E., dressmaker MN. Billingsley & Co., bds C. S. Leonard. Brown, Lemuel G., bagga.gernan, res w s Monroe. s Washington. Brown, Miss Lula, dressmaker; rooms F. 0. Bingham. -Brown, Miss M. J., res W 8 Monroe. Washington. Brown, Stephen C., laborer, res s s Chicago, e Hudson. Brundage, Georg-e W., produce dealer. res s 6 Chicago, w Fremont. Bryan', William M., farmer. res e i Flanchett, s Taylor. Bryant. Miss Aliee. tailoress F. V. Smith & Co., res e s Hanehett, n Chicago. Bryant. Marv. servani David Thompson. Buckley. AsiYarr, r e s n c o r Clay and Clinton are. Buckley. James H., proprietor Park garden, res e s Grand, n I'arkburst are. Buffham, John G., carpenter. res 23 K Wa.shington. Mrs. Charlotte. res 22 Chureh. Bullard, S. T. F., fruit grower. r,s 22 grand. Bunnell. Ambrose, fanner, res n s Pierce, w Morse. Burch, Billings, laborer John F. Button. res same. Burdick, Ambrose C., farmer, res s s Chicago, e Sprazue. Burdick, Edward B.. salesman Smith and Brother, hits O. B. Smith. Tbirdiek, Mr'. L., rev Mrs. W. 11. 1bdgrnve. Bnolick, William N., :Powers & Burdiek..• rc ii w cor Hauchett nud Taylor. Berger, John H., hell boy Southern 11v:input Ho"!. Burghardt, Cyrus H., tanner, res P s Hanehett„ n Chieago. Burlingame. Calvin k . alesman F. L. Warren. lid. Bridge House. Bu.rleson, Mrs. Mary K. s s of the railroad. Burnett. Granville nieebonie ri:F 12 Jaekson. Burney, Henry, barber F. J•:ukiiis, res w s grand, ii Montgomery. Borns. r e s s a Pearl. bet .Hildson and Burns. i s s L,ora tavacher, 'Union Sehool. i•i!s 33 Hudson. oor Ralyn.M cheirmaksr Bloilget! & Brown, res 33 S. Hudson. Burns, William C., time 'r a w l aii kinds of edge tool, e s Harlite, # Chicago. res s a Pearl. bet Hudson and JLffer?.lou. Burr, Charles H.. shipper. donkr ip butter. eggs, dried fruit, etc., Mon. roe. opp postolfire. res c MaNhalf. first house n church, Burr, F (link A.. elerk t . 1-1. Bur-. rs em f i r s t house n 4birch. Burr. Fr....! A., hook-keeger C. H. Burr. rs P Marshall, first house e of Gimp:b. Barr, sema,,I, 4 . 0 1 ‘ . 1 . . N.; 5(1 Pearl. - Burrow, Arthur H. tiuisher atal upiioisterer, Blefirtt tt Brown, res WvsbePerkins and Jefferwd). Barriays, Eitsiii h. i i i i s r rip,, r. ro• 12 I v y . Lirrint„ Will.:44:1; A., watch:Li-L..2.er R. M. w or Jefferson • �24 R I . T R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S 31. BUTT P1 A TEA F t - p a r t i c u l a r A t t e n t i o n given t o the treatment of d i s t a s 44" Hormes and Cattle, in city or country, at all hours A L L PERSONS W A N T I N G l i n a r C L S S Crg R : I E F R I . ! ! r ! X I ; , DOM with Bext of Materials, and Pricei I.. Snit. will du well le EI _ 1 —J.& 'I W? P . RiAnsrlikiatia' IVarrant.pi, a n d P r n i n n i l y Dom:. l ' a t r i i i i a g e S . , l i e i . e d 3 1 1 t h , N . q s . h;Filrin; 7 - n ! 1.1,1 I I I i i ) . a w i — Coldwater, - Michigan. WIr1111411M W I C A . Z E W M I A L , H o u s e Painting. Paper Ranging, G l a z i n g , a n d Calsomining. 0,11 f i n i s h i n g a $pecialty. East end Cutter Ave., Coldwater, Michigan. J A S . Al. H A W K S , \I .1 N:1-1-' 1i Tr1:1 i• wagonSpokes,W h i f l e t r e e s & N e c k Y o k e s , 1 L \ Tool Handles, P i c k , A x e , Spike, M a u l . H a m m e r Handles, &c. coi,l)WATER, 3 �COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. 2 5 and Perkins. Burt, Fred. A., clerk D. Nettleton, res w s Hanchett, $ Taylor. Burt, Richard J., carriage maurr, 100 W. Chicago, res w s Hanchett, bet Harrison and Taylor. Burton, P. G., res n w cor Church and Jefferson. Bushnell, Miss Clara, clerk Blye Brothers, res 27 Marshall. Bushnell & Crippen, (Mrs. S. Bushnell, Mrs. A. Crippen,) dressmakers, No. 2 Southern Michigan Hotel block, Chicago st. Bushnell, Hosea 13., blacksmith, e s Hudson, s Chicago, res 27 Marshall. Bushnell, Mrs. S., (Bushnell & (I'rippen,) res 27 Marshall. Butler, Leroy L., sailor, r s s Chicago, bet Jefferson and Lincoln. Butterworth, Jonathan, res over 47 W. Chicago. Butterworth, Miss Mary A . , cashier C. A. Spaulding & Co.„ res w s Jefferson, bet Pearl and Washington. Betterworth, Mrs. Sarah, res w s Jefferson, bet Pearl and Washington. B u t t o n , J o h n F., Farrier, res 26 N. Hanchett. (See tolv't.) ()wen No. 1, laborer, res 11. Cutter ave. Cahill, Owen No. 2, laborer, res n w cor Pierson and Henry. Calkins, Ilarzillai H . , (Calkins, Johnson & Co.,) res e s Clay 2d door south of Pearl. Calkins, Johnson & Co. i (Barzillai H. CaIkinR, Marcus M. Cal- kins, Lewis B . Joloisen, Willard J. Bowen, .Jonas 11. Mc(;owan,) manufacture's and dealers in Staves, Heading, and all descriptions of Cooperage, liAske st, west of Jackson. Marens M., 'Catkins, Johnson & Co.,) res 187 W. Chicago, 341 door west of Polk. Calkins, Meses V., mechanic, Yee w a Polk, n Chien7e. - Campbell, Milo A , County Superintendent Schools, Ms 59 Kimball. Campbell, Murdock 11, carpenter. res n ecor Chicage and Polk. ('-autiel4 I, Milne*, alasf.u, res (1. H. 'Whitehead. Cann. Otho 0 . , ceoper H . W. Baker, res n s (lark, bet Division and Hodson. Canrike, George E.. carpenter, res s e cor Grand and Liberty. Camille'', George S., . a Diyisien, het Kwkins and Railroad. Cenrike, John W., carpenter, res Geo. S. Caurike. Care, Jennie, rook Taylor's Exchange. awe, Illrebna,,ssisenoen R. W. Fisk, res .111. Bnekley. Cat* Mrs. P. F., teacher, Third Ward School, rep (,rand st. Carland, John E.. student-at-law. J . B. Shipman, 61s MN. Brown, Pearl at, P Monroe. CariPtOTI, M P 5e W. nor!. Atornert tanner. rea II. Carl.. �BURCH, MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Colvin,Huntley &Co., PROPRIETORS DIAMOND FLOURING MILLS. ille•Mills West Chicago street, near the Eivcr------41 DEALERS IN FLOUR, FEED, GROCERIES, Etc., Southeast Cot. CHICAGO AND HANCHEwr Streets, C O L D WAT E R , M I C H ilihn. kb I G A . A N . K E N T I I , Xi I I N American&Foreign T + r a MONUMENTS,TOMBSTONES, T. T - 1 ) ,•1 I • 0 1 . 1 II II 1 , ” . r C'oldwat 1 t i e 1 i i . v a 0-a 84Shires P L A N I N G INTILL. M A N I . FA r T I T R E R S O F SASH, D O O R S A N D B L I N D S , M O U L D I N G S , .10 " w e las, a f . u a n i a r 6 . 1 . • ••• r v . . Northwest Cot. Chicago and Clay Sim , €74)1aWatel'. • �COLDW tTER CITY DIRECTORY. 2 7 Cads, Herman H., Jii‘landermeyer Bro. & Carl,i res w s :Jefferson, nr southern city limits. Canner. Abram, carpenter, res w s Walnut, s Pearl. Carney, Uklirge. hack line, res 5 Morse. Carney. James M., hackman, lids Bridge House. Carney, John B., Hack Line, lxls Bridge House. ('ariwnter. Charles F., salesman W. S. Allen, bds Bridge House. Carpenter St Raymond, (Volney Carpenter, Albert Raymond,) Blacksmiths, 100 W. Chicago. Carpenter, Volney, Carpenter & Raymond,) res s s Alden, e Grand. Case, Horace, mechanic, res cur s corporation line and Jay st. Case. Mrs. Marv, rem n w cot Chun+ and Hudson. Case, Silas, blacksmith, lids 34 Grand. Casebeer, Edward, drayman, res 30 E. Washington. Camada, Mrs. S. J., res e s Elm, bet Pearl and Washimten. Catlin, Eli D., farmer and traveling amlit, res n s e Eremont. Catlin, Luntan F., flintier, res n s Pearl, e Fremont 'avanaugh, James, dravman, ref! s s Chicago, e Division. Cavanaugh, Patrick, warehouse man L . S. & M. S. It'v, res u e eor Taylor and Pierson. (Iiailsev, Asa B., hostkr C. B. :Jones, Ms sun'. ChadWv & Becker, Henry Chtulsey, Abraham Beeker,) blacksmiths, w s Hudson, n Chielefo. Chadsey, Henry, Chiorsey i Beeker,,, res w 4 Hudson, n Chicago. lhadsey, John M., Dunn & Chadmey,) rts w s Hudson, ii Chicago. 'haffer, Frei., engineer, res n s Henry. w Polk. Champion, John R., Attorney at Law, res s w cur Chicago and Jelferson. Champion, Miso K ;It(, Ms 31 Marshall. Champion, Mi.-, ilressma.ker, s e con Chicago and Hanchett, res .same. Chandler. A. Fir Sons, Albert Chandler, Albert F. Chandler, Albert I'. Ilavke., wholesale and retail Saddlery, Carriage awl General Hardware, :tx W. Chirago. Chandler, Albert, A . 4 'handler & Sons,) rep s e (-or Pearl and Jackson. Chandler. 11bert F., (A. Chandler &S)nso rye W s Jackson, 21 bowie -.Rah of Penn. Chandler, Jay M.. thner A . Chandler & Sons, res 8 e cot Pearl and Jackson. 4handler, John, res 1 Grand. Chaailler, Robert G., salesman A. Chandler & Soap. ref, e s Jackson, s Chandler. Roland R., salesman A. Chandler & Sons. rem w s Fremont, bet Chicago and Pearl. Chapron, Charles W., eigarmaker American Cigar Co., Ms f4outhern Michigan Rotel. • �BURCH, MONTGOMERY & CO'S. G a ' r o L kAckir?F°E.E1:1.,, City B r e w e r y, West End Chicago St., COLD W A T E R , - - MICHIGAN. Manufacturer of Lager and STRONG- B L I J A 6 N , 1 : ) 1 4 L M M Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Shingles,Cement, Lime, C a l c i n e s , P l a s t e r i n g H a i r, B u i l d i n g Felt, Pumps, E a r T r o n g l z s , ttc. All Orders Delivered Free. - 1 C o r n e r of Chicago a n d H a n c h e t t Sts., COLD WATER, 1_4E1,14' €1 - J E - - MICHIGAN. 4SE l b ` CO -IN I l GasFitting & Plumbing. A1,40, D e a l e m i n A l l K i n d : . o f Pumps,Drive Wells, and F a r m I m p l e m e n t S. No. 7 2 Chicago S t r e e t , C o l d w a t e r, M i c h i g a n . �COLD WATER CITY DIRECTORY. 2 9 Chapman, D a r i u s , Ice dealer, Orders left at Myers & Greenwood's New York Bakery, res s s Chicago, w Fremont. (See adv't.) Chapman, 0. Darius, works window-shade factory, res D. Chapman. Chapman, Solomon, teamster, res 55 E. Washington. Chase, Benjamin J., laborer, res 21 S. Jefferson, cor Perkins. Chase, Mrs., servant Southern Michigan Hotel. Chase, Mrs. Phcebe, res with Mrs. A. Morey. Cheney, John, farmer, res w s Morse, n Montgomery. Cheney, John H.. laborer, res w s Morse, n Montgomery. Cheney, Zenas C., blacksmith Scovill, Lyman & Co., bds Bridge House. Ch,Lnut, Mrs. J. B„ res n s Pearl. bet Jefferson and Lincoln. Chivers, Mrs. Maria, res 45 Marshall. City B r e w e r y, George Kappler, Proprietor, Chicago st, a t west city City Insurance Co., of Providence, R. I., A. A. DotTance, agent. w cor (11111t.r4) and Monroe. City M e a t M a r k e t , Manes & Smith, Proprietors, 54 W. Chicago, (See advt.) Clair, Charles G., cooper Calkins, Johnson & Co., res w s Clay, n Race. (lair, Francis, miller, res w a Clay, n Race. Clair, Isaac A . wood sawyer, res 12 Montgomery. Clapp, James, Sale and Training Stable, Chicago, opp Jackson, rear old Sherman House Stand, res a s Harrison, e Fremont. (See adv't.+ Clapp, Nathan F., horse-trainer and assistant, I. C. Ives, res n w cor Pearl and Clay. Clark, Edwin B., carriage trimmer, Plcovill, Lyman & Co., Ws Bridge House. (lark, Isaiah M., painter, re* n w cot. Hudson and Pierce, Clark, Matson L., res M a r s h a l l . Clark, Nathaniel, hostler A. D. McKesson, Ms same. Clark, 0. B., res a e cor Division and Washington. Clark, 0. Sec*. Atterrney at Law, office with Bowen & McOmaan, 31 W. Chicago, hts I;44i;iter Howe. Clarke, E. R. & Co., (Edwin R. Clarke, John T. Gilbert, (ieorge D. Ford, , Druggists and ( trocen, n e vor Chicago and Monroe. Clarke, Edwin I t . C h i r k e & Co.,1 and proprietor Crippen's res n w cor Chicago and Wright. Clarke. Morris, G., clerk, ref+ E. R. Clark... Clay Ix:lin/ranee Co., of Newport, Ky., A. A. Dorrance, agent, s Weso Chicago gad lionsor. Cleveland, George, peddler, Snyder & K l i e r . ° Cleveland, George W. farmer, reA 10 Ilenrv. CleVelettd, WalUee W., carpenter, rya e a Polk, n Henry. Claw*, Jibe, laundress Bridge Houma. o f t flbarlea, b u r r of batter and egvs, rem Cutter aye, at n end of Wright 4. �3 0 1 3 U R W . C H , ) N T G O M E R Y & C O . ' S I . . A . M 1 3 11 E I AT S , E 1\1- f r s - Rooms No.'s 5 6 fit Seely's Block, C O L D WAT E R , M I C H I G A N . .111 Operations I f ',I I./witted. E x a m i n a t i o n . s Nitrous Oxide Gas Administered. H . A . I I ) IE, TA I -V- E l I R X ' r r I F 3 . Also I i e n e r a l Sale anti F e e d l o t z S t a b l e s . corner elIonroe a n d P e a r l e n l i b e g t e r , . i f i r h Ice! Ice! Ice! AI. C + Dealer i n Coldwater L a k e I c e . 0 0 5 0 . 1111 r 5 ! " ' i l . O . V 1 ' r z , } - r r. E . 7 . 1 , , t i k : 2 ) T o . H a r r i s o n St., Bet. H a n c h e t t ,$'• Cia . C O L J ) T F I T E R . M I C H . L. J. GOODELL, , Upholsterer9 iSPRING-BEDD , IATTRESS A t i l k l t I t k I . I. N I ‘ri-1 \ A : \ FAt"rt-ItIV:111. 1 • I t ( v N i l " I ' l . V 1 1 : X 1 : ( ' l - 11 ' 1 : 1 ) . 4 I L L ‘111 ��JOE P R I N T I N C ,ts17, COLDT747,4,4 n EPUBLICANic *1-1-41-1 I.- - I V % ( ) C % 11 It STYLISH TYPE. F ASTPRESSES. FIRST CLASS STOCK \ I I:\ , . t \ \ I I ‘ , I 1 , , t 1 s , I i k l PlairieFancyPrinting 11,T A S UP E R= STILE A I M AT ELLS:TABLE SATES. T I l E REPUBLICAN VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM. 4 .1. J . ALDRICII & Co.. Publishers. 1_ _ = s e )1 �COLD WATER CITY DIRECTORY. 3 1 Coe, Mrs. George, res 21 N. Clay. Coe, Miss Mary M., res with Albert A . Wood. Ow, Mrs. Rhoda M., clerk C. Van Ness, res w s Clay, bet Taylor and Clinton ave. Coffman, Christopher. res s s Pearl, e Hudson. Cohen, Harris, salesman B. Rodman & Bros., res w s Marshall, n Chicaw). Coldwater Gas L i g h t Co., 80 W. Chicago, J. G. Parkhurst, President I I . M . Wilder, Secretary and Superintendent; W i l l a r d J. Bowen, Treasurer. C o l d w a t e r N a t i o n a l B a n k , n w eor Chicago and Monroe, Henry C. Lewis. President ; David B . Dennis, V i c e President ; George Starr, Cashier. Gddwater Reporter. • Weekly, W . H. H u l l , publisher, over 41 W. Chicago. C o l d w a t e r R e p u b l i c a n , A. J. Aldrich & Co., Publishers, Noyes block, n t o r Chicago and Hanehett. Cole, J o h n , Proprietor Exchange Hotel, 90 W. Chicago. ( 01e, John, lids James Clapp. Cok, Julius M., clerk, res s s Alden, bet Marshall and Hudson. Cole, Thomas. res 20 Grand. Coles. Mrs. E. E., copies) County Register's office, bds S. H. Moulton. ',liar, Edwin, printer Republican office, res 30 N. Hanchett. Collar, H. H., carpet weaver. 20 Harrison, res same. 'ollins, Bertha, servant Star Boarding-house. Colman, Charles, laborer, bds D. L. Pierce. Colvin. Alfred .1., 1C4lv111, Huntley At Co., res n w eor Hanchett and Harrison. C o l v i n , H u n t l e y & C o . , ! s a n e M . Colvin, John G . Huntley, Alfred ( '..1% in, Proprietors Diamond Flouring Mills, and dealers in Groceri,-, Floor, F e d , etc., s c o r Chicago and Hanchett. See adv't. Colvin, Isom. M. H m i t l e y tic Co., res n s Chicago, ur w city C o m s t o c k , G e o r g e S . , Manager t h e District Office the Singer Manutacturing Co., 48 W. (hicago, Ms Southern Michigan Hotel. iSee adv1) Comstock, L. S., engineer, bib' 40 S. Clay. Conant, Eva, with L. M. Bassett. (..onklin, John M., inaehinist Merrill St Stevens, res ii s Pearl, bet Jeffem.n and Elm. Condon, Michael, billiard h a l l and saloon, 2.3 Monroe, s Chicago, reel same. Condon, Stephen, laborer, rot s s Harrison, bet Clay and Pierson. Conger, George F., machine agent, rev 2 Cutter a Conklin. Albert, wool carder, res n A Chicago. nr west city limits. Conklin, Charles, clerk p‘Istoffice, res 27 E. Washington. �32 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S A. D . M c K E S S O N , L i v e r y, Sale, F e e d , a n d L a r d i n g ' Stable, e side Hanelzett, Sou.Ak. o f C h i ea ,.c) St 'wet , c o -r, n w A r r T. l i t , - - - P. W. S H E R M A N , MANUFACTIT.EIZ O F Guriages,. Light Sulkeye, Skeleton Wagons, StE1011 S R t c , 7 5 W e n t Chief's:0 S t . , C 0 1 1 4 1 1 W R I P T. l e t t l i v a n . OldMarnbrinoChief Stud, Training, and Sale Stables, WEST CHICAGO STREET, (Formerly Sherman House Barns.) C O L D TK4 TER. Horses Broken and liandled for Speed, or Driving Purposes, and Boarded by the Hay, Week. nr Month. Suitabb, Matched Teams, tientlenienb' Rosmi Horses, Trotting Horses, vibe, etc.. sekt-ted for intending boyt.rs. Ilorscs Roughtand Sold, or Kept For Rale on Owners' Aecount,—WIt S p e c i a l N i o t ice t o I t r e e d e r s i . - - - T h e Patnon, Trotting Stoek Homo, ?d.V.MBRINO ( I l l l F. v k t i t o r t i r 0312.000. Mkt now owned hY thom Parties, 'NW t l o S v i v tr,a I l ! - I 1 , - 4 . it,.1 1 - 7 , , LI I I ) . J1A M E S C L A P P f P r o p r i e t o r . �COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. 3 3 Conklin, Daniel H., et'rirentor Ball Bros. & Shires, res n a Washington, bet Elm and Jefferson. Conklin, George, farmer, res 27 E. Washington. Conklin, Mrs. Jesenh, res n s Chicago, nr west city limits. Conover, Arthur E., painter, bds W . Chicago. Conover, Jefferson S., teacher of penmanship, res n a Chicago, e Fremont. Conover, Norton, shipping clerk Winchester & Whitcomb, res n s Henry, w Polk. Cook, Albert H., carpenter, res s e cor Jefferson and the railroad. Cook, Andrew M., laborer, res u w cor Clay and Race. Cook, Charles N., salesman DeWitt Cook, res e a Grand, n Taylor. Cook, Daniel, (Edmonds & Cook, res a s Pearl, e Jefferson. Cook, D e W i t t , Groceries, Crockery, etc., No. 2 Seely block, Chicago at, res e s Grand, n Taylor. Cook, Ella, chambermaid Southern Michigan Hotel. Cook, Emma, waiter Southern Michigan Hotel. Cook, Fred, salesman DeWitt Cook, rea e s Grand, u Taylor. Cook, George H., laborer, res n w car Clay and Race. Cook, Henry, carpenter Calkins, Johnson & Co., res n w cot. Clay and Race. Cook, Henry Y., botcher T. J. Cook, res same. Cook, Jay, works wheelbarrow factory, res A.. H. Cook. Cook, Polly, waiter Southern .1lichigan Hotel. Cook, Thomas J., (Honey & Cook, ) and meat market, Monroe at, app postoffiee, res n s Montgomery, e Marshall. Cook, William, laborer, rya 44 Marshall. Cook, William P., butcher Robert Watson, res w a Clay, bet Peckham and Race. Coomba, William A., dealer in fruit and ornamental trees, res n a Alden, e Marshall. Coon, Ezra, miller, res n a Pearl, bet Monroe and Washington. Coon, Frank B., carriage ironer Scovill, Lyman & Co., ix& Mrs. M. Lamb. Coon, James "17., miller, re.s n s Pearl, bet Monroe and 'Washington. Coo r , Abraham, proprietor Oriental Hotel, n e cor Chicago and Morse. Cooper, Mary, servant P. G. Ray. Cooper, William, clerk Oriental Hotel. Cooper, William H., law student Frank L. Skeels, bds Bolster House. Coppin, Ellen, servant J. W. Turner. Coppin, Thomas, carpenter, res 52 Grand. Cornell, Benjamin, farmer, res 29 E. Washington. Cornwell, Charles T., Photographer, over 46 W. Chicago, res e s Marshall, n Hall. Corslo, Mary, servant Albert Chandler. Cowell, Mrs. Amy, res with B. S. Whitehead. �34 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E R Y & CO.'S R E P R F s E N Ts T I 1 E F O L D M I N G FIRSTCLASSINSURANCECO.'S WAT E R T O W N , of Watertown, New York ; N AT I O N A L , iif Philadelphia, Pa.; H U M B O L D T, o f Newark, N. .1.; A T L A N T l l A N D PA C I F I C , of Chicago, Ill.; A G R I C U LT U R A L , of Watertown, N. Y. S O [ ' T H E R . I . .11 I C R I C . 1 ' H O T E L 0 CK„ - Michigan. C o l d w a t e r, I L " • , BLODGETT84BROWN', •, 1 , 1 . ) \ N D 1 . - I N Of A l l Kinds. ALSO, GENERAL UNDERTAKERS, MetalicBurialCasesConstantlyonHand, N o . ' s 13 a n d 15 M o n r o e St., C o l d w a e r , M i c h i g a n . 11rTWON111,,MMIE GRANGERS H E A D Q U A R T E R S . ‘11,1;s' T A N C H E T I' N T R E E I , i n H e a r o f Noyes' B r i e k block, t i n • “ n l y ••,,tal.li•hineut o f the k i n d i n c o h l w a t e r d e v o i d E X C L U S I V E L Y to the F l i n g o f Teams, a na Horses. I t is centrally located, tieing close to the main business part o f t h e city. I n C ' i I i i i c t ion Wi t h t h e stable is R L a r g e Ya r d f o r L u s n b e r Wagona, and abo a Spacious Room for carriatr,,s a n d Btigtries. s o t h a t they m a y he U n d e r Corer, and thus Protected F r o m Stories, or t h e H o t Sun. PS �C O L D W A T E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 3 5 Cowel, Edgar E., farmer, res e s Morse, at n city limits. Cowel, Wesley, farmer, res e s Morse, at n city limits. Cox, John W.. r, n w cur Jefferson and Railroad. Craig, J. C., hanwssmaker, bds Oriental Hotel. Crandall, Edward S., machinist L . B. Titus, res w s Elm, s Washington. Crandall, Mrs. N. H., res 52 Division, s of the railroad. Crandall, Truman H., res Edward S. Crandall. Crantner, Adelhert J., eigarmaker, res John Cranmer. Cranmer, Howard A., cigarmaker American Cigar Co., res n s Cutter ace, e Morse. Cranmer. John, farmer, res n s Cutter ave, e Morse. Cratimer, Miss Lizzie, dentist's assistant, res john Cramer. Cranmer, Miss Mahe!, tailoress, res John Cramer. Cra'wfrd. , painter, bds Mrs. L. A Brown. Crenre„knson J . , clerk Southern Michigan lintel, res e s Monroe, s Washineloa, nr depot. Crimien. Mrs. A., Bushnell &.Crippen, res No. '2 . Chicago. Critipen, A r t h u r J., Ti l e r, Bowen t i t McGowan, res ' h u r e h , het Hudson awl Marshall. Crippen, Mrs. E. E., res 14 Hudson, car Pearl. ('rippen, Mr.. J. B., res n s Church, bet Marshall and Hudson. rrippen, Jay D., carpenter, res n s Chicago. e Polk. C r i p P e n , M y r o n A . , Agent Howe Sewing Machine, No. 2 Southern Michigan Hotel block, Chicago st, res same. 4 See adv't.) Crippen. Philo H., insurance agent, No. 2 Southern Michigan Hotel block, ('hicagf) st, res e s Monroe, n Chicago. Crippen, Mrs. IL I L . res n e car Chicago and Pierson. Crippen, Walter G., res 14 Hudson. car Pearl. Cnsthwaite, Mrs. M. E., res 50 W. Pearl. Crumb, chamwev, wood turner, bds 33 Hudson, car Railroad. Cudner, John R., cigarmaker, res 4 N. Clay. Culp. Jason T., Under County Sheriff, (Ace with County Clerk, Courthouse, Ws Southern Miehigan Hotel. Culver, E. tic Sous, , Eli Culver, George T. Culver, Lorenzo J. Culvero druggists and grocers, 42 W. Chicago. Culver, Eli, C u l v e r Sr Sons, res n e cur Hanchett and Taylor. Culver, Mrs. E. M., milliner Mrs. M. A. Foland, res 36 E. Washington. Culver, George S., eooper H. W. Barber, res 60 Marshall. Culver, George T., E . Culver & Sons, res 36 E. Washington. Culver, Mrs. Louisa B., res e eor Grand and Montgoruerv. Culver, L. Jay, E . Culver & Sons, rel. e ' o r Hanehett and Taylor. Culver, Walter j., sawyer Stevens Oz. Co., res s Cutter aye, e Morse. Culver, Walter S., laborer, res 49 Marshall. (*Wm', W i l l i a m E . , salesman J . B . Knapp, rem A e car Grand and Moutirmterv. trimmings, Edwin, fin:op builder, IAA Silam Wiswell and Myers House. - r �26 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO'S. Cunningham, John, cigarmaker, res 11 Pierson, cor Henry. Cunningham, Patrick, res 11 Pierson, cor Cunningham, Thomas, moulder, ns 10 Cutter ave. Curley, Henry, laborer, res a s Chicago, bet Elm and Sprague. Currier, Miss E., dressmaker, res n w cor Pierson and Harrison. Currier, Miss M., res n w mr Pierson and Harrison. Currier, Mrs. P. T., res 11 w cor Pierson and Harrison. Curtis, Dr. Jones B., res e a Jefferson or Carroll, a of the railroad. Cushman, Don P., lightning-rod dealer, res s s Harrison, bet Pierson and Fremont. Cushman, Dor B. B., farmer, res s w cor Chicago and Clay. Cushman, James M., physician, office a e cor Chicago and Hanehett, Champion's block. Cutter, Miss Kittie, res F. V. Smith. Cutter, Stephen S., physician and surgeon, n e cor Chicago and Monroe, res n w cor Washington and Division. 2D Daken, Mrs. Eliza, res 30 Grand. Daken, Stephen, M., shoemaker, res e s Clay, n Clinton ave. Dalton, Charles H., salesman W. S. Allen, 1.3.1s Mrs. M. Lamb. Darling, Daniel D., tinner A . Chandler & s w cor Hanchett and 'Taylor. Miss Ella, res s w cor Hanchett and Taylor. Darling, Miss Lola, res a w cor Hanchett and Taylor. Darrow, L. S., res 110 W. Chicago. Darrow, Miss R. t e a c h e r Fourth Ward School, Ms n e cor Pea and Jackson. Dart, Calvin J., carpenter and wheelwright, as 25 N. H Dart, Frank c a r r i a g e trimmer F. R. Randall, res 25 Dart, S. L., wood turner, res 25 N. Hanehett. Daugherty, Miss Ella E.. rca n e car Elm and Pearl. Daugherty, Mrs. Mary E., res n e cor Elm and Pearl. Daugherty, Thomas, res n w rim- Chicago and Daugherty Davenport, Benjamin P., spinner, res. a a R Davey, Joseph, tailor F. V. Smith and Co., Davis, Aaron B.. packer C. H. Burr, res e Davis, David H• Bookseller and Statit. Hanel-kn. het Taylor and Clinton a Davis, Lydia. servant F. E. Monran.' Davis, Miss Martha, res A. B. Davis. Davis, Mrs. M. H., res A. B. Davis, Davis, Waton, packer C. II. Davis, rca e a M Dawson. .Tohn, laborcr, ros s S Race, e Jaekson. Dawson, Julia. servant A.. F. Chandler. Da Miss L. C., teacher Fourth Ward Slehtl)ol, htia �C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 3 7 Day, Nett, servant S. N. Barner. Dean. Edward, 1-dad:smith Jas. Flinn, bus same. Decker, Gabriel M., Auction and Commission, s w cur Chicago and Hanchett. re, w C l a y, app Peckham. (See adv't.) Decker, Miss Sophia, re:, 148 W. Chicago, DeClute, Charles W., butcher Milnes & Smith, res e s N. Monroe, over C. H. Burr's store. DeClute, Channing H., salesman F. V. Smith & Co., res s e car Morse and Smith. DeClute, Lillie D., cigar-box maker, Atkins, Gilbert & Co., res M. F. Whitcomb. DeClute, Mary E., cigar-box maker, Atkins, Gilbert (SECo., res L. H. Whitcomb. DeClute, Sarah, cook Charles Weller. DeFrain, John A., blacksmith Scovill, Lyman & Co., res 64 W. Pearl. DeHart, Mrs. Plebe, res w s Fremont, bet Chicago and Pearl. Demarc-st, David U., cooper, res s s Pearl, bet E l m and Sprague, res same. Demarest, Melvin U., cooper, res D. U. Demarest. De”ner, John, .Jr., works wheelbarrow factory, res s w car Jefferson and the railroad. Delmer, Leonard, laborer, res 5 Clark, app depot. Dennis, David B., Vice President Coldwater National Bank, res n w cor Chicago and Pierson. Dennis & Starr, (David B. Dennis, George Starr,) insurance agents, foreign passage and exchange, n w car Chicago and Munroe, Coldwater National Bank. Densmore, Porter, groom James Clapp. bds same. Densmore, 'Warren, groom Tames Clapp, bds same. DePew, Charles, peddler T. H. Vance, res Hall's Corners, Branch Co., Mich. DePew, Miss Dora, dressmaker Bushnell & Crippen, Ms C. W. Fairbanks. DePew, Melinda E., servant R. G. Chandler. Denser, John laborer George Kappler, res same. Denim Elijah J., pateit rights, rem 26 E. Ciiirap. Devereaux, MN. William. rem n s Taylor, bet Pierson and Clay. Dewey, Roland, res .T. fl. LaForce. Dibble, Charles, res n s Clay, or its junction with Gratul. Dickens, George H., ilravman, res :;2 S. Clay. Dickinson, Alvah B., F. I,. Warren &Co.,) Southern Michigan Hotel. Dickinson, Charles H., salesman Dickin.mn, Webb r e ; n c o r Marshall and Pierce. Dickinson, Mrs. Elizabeth, res east side Courthoo:, Square. Dickinson, Frank, eigarmaker Dickinson, Ifigby.iMoulton & Dickinson,) res e s Monroe, n Chicavo. �38 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Dickinson, J. Herbert, salesman C. A. Spudding & Co., ri.ts e s Monroe, ri Chicago. Dickinson, Thoma.s W. , (Dickinson. Webb & Co., , res n e car Marshall and Pierce. Dickinson, WebbA.k: Co., (Thomas W. IY.ckinson, Wrecker L. Webb, Henry C. Whitley, dealers in general merchandise, T W. Chicago. Denier, Marv, tailoress N. Rosenbaum, bds $ e car Pearl and Clay. Doogan, John, laborer, re:: 35 Jefferson or Carroll. Doris, James, sawyer Calkins, Johnson & Co., bds Clark Marsh. Dorrance, A l b e r t A., o f the firm o f DorranceA7 Gregory, and Insurance agent, res 15 Grand, bet Taylor and Clinton ave. Dormice, Bertie J., printer Reporter office, res 15 Grand, bet Taylor and Clinton ave. Dorrance & Gregory, Albert A. Dorrance, Julius J. Gregoryo Druggists and Grocers, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Dorrance, Ralph (i•, clerk Dorrance & Gregory, res 15 Grand, het Taylor and Clinton ave. Duras, James, laborer, lids C. S. Marsh. Doty, Mrs. Mary A.. tailoress, res s s Peckham, bet Clay and Monroe. Dotv, Orra J., shoemaker F. W. Flandermeyer, res s s smith, c Spra.gue, nr e city limits. Douglas, Daniel A., County Register, office courthous,, res s s Poor w of Elm. Drake, Edward S., marble cutt•I‘ J. Anderson & S i i . res e s Motiirbe,' opp Peek ham. Drake, H o r t o n J., Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Dealer, W. Chicago, re,: w s Jefferson, bet Chicago and Pearl. Drake, Richard H., shoemaker, res e s Monroe, app Peckham. Drawbaugh, William N., brickmasoti, res s w c ir Hudson and .. Drip.,,,s, Seth W., printer Republican office, res n s Pearl, bet J e f and Lincoln. Dryden, Thomas, cabinetmaker Harris, Brainard It Co., res n 8 kins, bet Elm and Jefferson. Duesler, G r a i n -cradle and Axehelve Manufacturer, ea Hudson, s r e s -V' Marshall. S e e advt.j Duesler, Daniel. lr., res 49 Marshall. DAV, Kate, servant N. P. Loveridge. DuMond, George M., dentist, res w s Jefferson, n Chicago. Dunham, Royal S., engineer, res s e cor Hudson and Perkins. Dunks, Edwin H., res s w cum Monroe and Taylor. Dunn & Chadsey, 'Charles S. Dunn. John M. Chiwkey, ) blacksmiths, ss Chicago, w of Hanchett. Dunn, Charles S., (Dunn & Chadsev,i bds Bridp.. House. Dunn, Mary, servant H. G. Ray. Dutcher, John M., farmer, res s s Chleago,ur w city limits. Dye, Henry D., farmer, res s s Smith, e Morse. �C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 3 9 Dye. Roderick, farmer, res s s Smith, e Morse. Dyer, Daniel E., Woodward, Barber t.t. Co.,) res Springwater, N. Y. Early, Marv, aervant 1,,icios Wing. Ealey, Michael. night ba!r!eeremaster I,. S. & M. S. I r y, res a s Race, 4th door west of Claw. Eaton, Franklin H., - McIntyre & Eaton, ) res 34 Grand. Eddy, Franklin T., res n a Chicago, AV Polk. Edgerton, Edward C., blacksmith A. A. Philbrick, res e a Monroe, bet Washington and the railroad: -Edgerton, L. Hulbert, blacksmith Scovill, Lyman and Co., res a e cur Washington and Jefferson. Edgerton. Lewis O., blacksmith, and proprietor Star Boarding House, ea Monroe, n of the depot. Edmonds & Cook, Melvin T. Edmonds, Daniel Cook,) blackamiths, e a Hudson, s Chiewro. Edmonds, Melvin T., Edmonds and Cook, res e s Elm, bet Washington and Pearl. Edmonds, Stephen N., res M. T. Edmonds. Elmunds, Charles, r.s n w cur Monroe and Peckham. Effinger, John, laborer, Ms Union House. Egelcston, Albert, :Joeket and Egeleston. north end of Fremont at. Eggleston, Moses H., traveling agent, res e $ Monroe, n of the depot. Eggleston, George H., traveling agent, rem e s Monroe, n of the depot. Eichel, Charles, cigar-box maker Atkins. Gilbert and Co., rea .1. St-ck. Eiehel, Mary, cigar-box maker Atkins. Gilbert and Co., res J. Stock. Eldred, A. J., Presiding Elder Coldwater District, res n e cur Hull and Hudson. Eldred, Orren C., miller E. R. Clarke. res n a Chicago, opp Mill at. Eldred, Giles H., produce dealer, res w a Hudson, bet Washington and Perkins. Eldridge, Mrs. Mary E., res 14 Montgomery. Elg, Joseph, laborer, res a s Clark, e Division. Elliott, J. C., music teacher, Ms Southern Michigan Hotel. Elliott, M. K, wholesale liquors and tobacco, 68 W. Chicago, res same. Eniatt, Sheldon C., watchmaker, fl$ W. Chicago, res same. Min, Miss Alice, milliner, res D. Ellis. Ellis, Daniel, (Ellie and liouse,) res w a Jefferson, n 111111. Ellis and •Rase,iDaiel Ellis, Chauncey Ronae,) blacksmiths, a e cur Chicago and Hodson. Ellis, Miss Wealthy, dressmaker, res w sJefferiton, 11 Hull. Ehaesdne, M. M., peddler Snyder and 'Zeller, res Bellevue, Eaton Co., Michigao. Emenlon, Mrs. S.. res w Bancielt, ; s a d (• loon. Emmert, John W.. tofolk-ke,i) -r St4!%-411,L awl W . 11. Emmons, Nelson S., cooper I 'Akins, Johnson & Co., n , 28 N. lIanchett. �40 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Erb, David, shoemaker F. W. Flandermeyer, res n s Perkins, bet Jefferson and Elm. Erb, Leonard, farmer, res n s Perkins, e Jefferson. Etheridge, Burt, res n w cur Grand and Taylor. Etheridge, Miss Emma, res n w car Grand and Taylor. Etheridge, Theodore C., general insurance agent, and Justice of tLe Peace, over 7 W. Chicago, res n s Church, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Evans, James B., mason, res s s Washington, e Hudson. Evens, Mrs. Amelia, res e s Hudson, bet Chicago and Pearl. Evens, Miss Marv, res e s Hudson, het Chicago and Pearl. Everett, Miss Sarah M . , dressmaking, res s s Pearl, bet Jefferson and Lincoln. Everett, Miss Sue, res 0. B. Morse. Ewing, Charles, stonecutter J . Anderson and Son, res n s Alden, bet Hudson and Morse. E x c h a n g e H o t e l , John Cole, Proprietor, 90 W. Chicago. Fattier, William, mason and cigarmaker, res 152 W. Chicago. Fairbanks, Charles W., butter, eggs, and produce, w s Monroe, s Chicago, res n s Wallittp-ton, bet Monroe and Clay. Fanning, C. Edward, cooper, res Ws Munson, n -Chicago. Farmers' Feed and B o a r d i n g Stable, C. G. Johnson, Proprietor, east side Hanchett, north of Chicago st. ( S e e adv't.) Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Branch Co., Mich., office over 5 W. Chicago st, Ashel Brown, President a n d Treasurer; J . C. Pierce, Socretary. Farrand, E., peddler, bds Charles Weller. Farrell, Daniel, laborer, res n s Perkins, e Jefferson. Faude, Frod G.. eigarmaker American Cigar Co., res s w cur Chicago and Mill. Faude, John J., student, res s w cor Chiea,ro and Mill. Faude, Phillip F., shoemaker H . H. Flandt-rnicver, res 129 W. Chicago, eor Mill. Faurot, Clement W., shoemaker F. W. Flandermever, res W s Morse, n Montgomery. Fatirot, John, (R)gers and Faurot, r c s w Morse, n Mon cromerv. Faxon, Charles S., painter, res s $ Smith, e Morse, . Faxon, Mrs. Maranda, res C. S. Faxon. Feess, Jacob, res 35 Jackson. Pellows, David, laborer, res 21 Walnut. elt, Aaron, carpenter, res 17 Hull, cur Jefferson. Feree, Clayton, cooper, lids Myers House. Ferguson, Abraham, res n w cot- Church and Morse. Ferguson, Miss Allie F., res with W. A. Coombs. 5 1 �C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 4 1 Ferguson, Benjamin, res w s Morse, n Church. Ferguson, Frank S., root beer manufacturer Vernon & Co., res 18 N. Hudson. Ferguson, Dr. George, prescription clerk Chas. Whedon, res e s Hudson, n Hull. Ferguson, Johnsten, farmer, res n s Railroad, bet Division and Hudson. Ferguson, Samuel, with C. G. Johnson, bds s w cor Chicago and Clay. Filkins, Albert D., farmer, res w s Clay, s of the railroad. Filkins, James E., carpenter, res w s Clay, s of the railroad. Filkins, Jerry, carpenter Calkins, Johnson ez Co., res w of Clay, bet the railroad' and south corporation line. Filkins, 3Yrs. Marv, dressmaker, res e s Hanehett, n Chicago. Firth, George, res 5 Hull. Firth, William H . , lumber dealer, s e cor Monroe and Pearl, res 51 Washington, east end. Fisk, J. D. W., farmer, res s e cor Chicago and e corporation line. Fisk, John P., carpenter, res s s Henry, w Polk. Fisk, Miss Julia, res with Mrs. .1. B. (Irippen. Fisk, Lorenzo D., res with E. Marsh. Fisk, S m i t h W . , Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, ete., 34 W. I r e s 6 Harrison, bet Hauchett and Clay. Fitzpatriek, Eliza. lanodre-‘s Southern Michigan Hotel. Fitzpatrick, John, plast(..rer, res n s Taylor, bet Clay and Pierson. Flandermeyer Bros. & Carls, ( Herman H . Flandermeyer, Fred AV. Flandermeyer, Herman H. Carlso wool pullers and morocco manufacturers, south end Jefferson 71. Flandermeyer, F r e d e r i c k W. , Mnnufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes. Leather awl Findings, 24 IV. Chicago, ress w cor Hudson and Perkins. Flandermeyer, Herman D., salesman H. H. Flandermeyer, bds Bridge House. Flandermeyer, H e r m a n H . , Manufacturer and Dealer i n Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings, 16 W. Chicago, res a s Peckham, het Monroe and Clay. Flanshur;zh, James. farmer, res n end of Polk. Flynn, Charles I., eigarmaker American Cigar Co., res 3 Alden. Flynn, John T., Boot and Shoe manufacturer, over 23 W. Chicago, rcs 3 A I den. Flynn. Kate, eigar-hox maker Atkins, Gilbert & Co., res e s Jackson, s Pearl. Flynn, Miss Mollie, res s Jackson, s Pearl. Flynn, James, blacksmith, s Chicago, bet Hanchett and Clay, res e s Jaykson, s Pearl. Poland, Hiram, Harris & Foland, res over H. J. Drake's shoe store, Chiengo st. Poland, MN. M. A., millinery, over 20 W. Chicago, res same. Fonda, Charles 1., (LaForee"& Fonda,) res 11 Polk, n Henry. �42 B U R C H , I M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Ford, George D., (E. R. Clarke & Co.,) res n e cor Division and Washington. Foster, Alfred J., (G. S., and A. J. Foster & Co.,) res e a Marshall, bet Hull and Pierce. Foster, David, (G. S., and A. J. Foster & Co., , res 5 W. Division. Foster, George S., (G. S., and A. J. Foster & Co.,, reaw s Morse. bet Hull and Pierce. Foster, G. S., and A . J. & Co., (George S. Foster, Alfred J . Foster, David Foster, agricultural implements, north aide public square. Foster, William R., general insurance, railroad tic:let agent, and agent Merchant's Dispatch fast freight line, No.'s 9 and 10 Seely's block, up stairs, bds Bridge House. Foust, Henry, teamster, res e s Morse, n Hull. Foust, Samuel, teamster, res. es Morse, n Hull. Foust, Zack, teamster, res e a Morse, n Hull. Fox, Daniel, cooper, .res 133 W. Chicago, w Mill at. Franklin, Alfred C., harnessmaker Gibbs & Johnson, res over 9 W. Chicago. Franklin, Mrs. L. M., dressmaker, over 9 W. Chicago, rca same. Franks, Ge wge, buyer of butter and eggs. res 54 Cutter ave. Frazier, Jacob, farmer, res 7 Perkins. Freedman, Henry, cigarmaker American Cigar Co., bda Bolster's Hotel. Freedman, Herman, salesman Roth & Freedman, Ms J. Freedman. Freedman, Jacob, ( Roth & Freedman,) res e a Division, a Washington. French, John A., engineer Atkins, Gil..ert & Co., res n a Will ams, 1st house w Clay. Frost, Edmund, painter, res e a Morse, bet Cutter ave and Smith._ Fuller, Ezbon G., Attorney at Law, over 7 W. Chicago, res 60 S. Clay, s of the railroad. Fuller, David, carpenter, res 34 E. Washington. Fullick, Miss Alice, res with Elijah Ball. Fullick, Miss Lizzie, millinery and fancy goods, 44 W. Chicago, rt-ta w Marshall, n Taylor. Furey, Miss Mary J., clerk Miss Lizzie Fullick, rea w a Jackson, s Pearl. Furey, Thomas, harnessmaker D. Holmes, res w s Jackson, a Pearl. Furey, William, shoemaker H. H. Flandermeyer, res w Jackson, it, Pearl. Furey, Willie P., cigar-box maker Atkins, Gilbert & Co., re, w s Jackson, a Pearl. C+ Gabriel, Oliver, Ms 17, s Jefrerson. Gage, ('harks H., cigarmaker American Cig,ar Co., res s a Perkins, w Hudson. Gage, Henry, cutter N. Rosenbaum, res a s Perkins, w Hudson. �COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. 4 3 Gage, William M., gunsmith, and dealer in guns, pistols, ammunition, etc., 21 Monroe, s of Chicago, res same. Gallop, John, farmer, res with T. W. Dickinson. Gallup, Henry F., carriage painter Scovill, Lyman & Co., bds Dr. C. H. Lovewell. Gambee, Daniel, tracklayer, res 40 S. Clay. Gambv, John, Sr., gardener, res w s Polk, s Pearl. Gambv, John S., horse-collar maker A. Chandler & Sons, res w s Polk, S. Pearl. Gambv, William, engineer Atkins, Gilbert & Co., res w s Polk, s Pearl. Gardner, Charles J., hostler J. C. Hall, bds same. Gardner, Hiram, cooper C. W. Johnson, bds Exchange Hotel. Garra, James, laborer, res n s Henry, w Pierson. George, MN. H. N., res n w cor Pearl and Clay. Gerhardt, Gustoff, laborer Calkins, Johnson & Co., bds Union House. Gibbs a n d Johnson, ( Luman B . Gibbs, George P. Johnson,) saddle and harness manufacturers, e s Monroe, s Chicago. (;ibbs, Luman B., (Gibbs & Johnson,) res 45 Monroe, cor Washington. Gilerest, W. Henry, Deputy Sheriff, res s s Chicago, bet Jefferson and Lincoln. Gilbert, Alvin, (Atkins, Gilbert & Co.,) res s w cor Clay and Harrison. Gilbert. Carn, laborer, Calkins, Johnson & (o. Gilbert, Mrs. H. C., res 31 Marshall. Gilbert, john T., E . R. Clarke & Co.,) res u P cor Grand and Taylor. Gilbert, Miss L., res e s Monroe, n Chicago. Miss Nellie, dressmaker, res e s Monroe, n Chicago. Gilbert, Mrs. S., res e s Monroe, n Chicago. Gilbert, William S., fanner, res n e (.01. Fremont and Henry. Giles, Emerson F. , traveling salesman, res s s Montgomery, bet Marshall and Grand. Gilmore, Eli, Cooper-shop, s s Chicago, w Mill, res same. Girard I n s u r a n c e Co., O f Philadelphia, Pa., A. A. Dorrance, agent, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Glamer, Angu,41,,, r e s n s Chicago, e Wright. Globe Insurance Co., f Chicago, Ill., A. A . Dorrance, agent, s wcol- Chicago and Monroe. (;odden, Liza, servant J. Freedman. Godfrey, ('barks H., mason, res w s Jefferson, s Washington. Godfrey, ()'car F., eigarmaker, res s s Chicago, w Polk. Godfrey, T. M., real estate dealer. ref, s s Chicago, bet Fremont and Polk. Goff, Miss Mariva. milliner Mrs. J. L. Smith, bds same. Golden, Warren N., machine agent, res 57 E. Washington. Goodt11, Miss Adelaide, res 32 Grand. Goodell, Mi,s Jer,ui r e s 32 Grand. Goodell, L y m a n J . , Ilph,i'sterer, Spring-bA, Mattress and Bracket Manufacturer, S6 NV Chicago, res 32 Grand, (see ad;,t) �44 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO'S. Goodell, Mrs. Mary, res 28 N. Hanchett. Goodell, William, clerk T. H. Vance, res e s Grand, nr Clinton ave. Goodrich, Loftus H., dentist, s e cor Chicago and Monroe, res same. Gorball, WilbUrt W., clerk, res e s Clay, bet Pearl and Washington. Gorman, E. Winfield, salesman Mikes & Vanderhoof, Ms same. Goshorn, Rey. Hugh .1., res n w cor Elm and Perkins. Graff, Mrs. Mary, res w s Clay. s of the railroad. Graham, Chauncey S., laborer, res w s Monroe, n Chicago. Graham, Mrs. Harriet J., res n NV cur Chicago and M u n n . Graham, Nellie J., cigarmaker, Atkins, Gilbert & Co., res: n Chimgo. with Mrs. H. J. Graham. Grattan, William, laborer, res 53 Cutter ave. Graves, Sarah, servant 0. F. Godfrey. Gray, John, res 12 Jackson. G r a y, L a n s i n g M., Ice Dealer, res s s Harrison, bet Hatichett and Clay. (See adv't. ) Gray, William F., firmer A. Chandler & Sons, res s s Taylor, bet Hanchett and Clay. Green, David, Sr., res a a Henry, w Polk. Green, D a v i d N., Judge of Probate, office Court-house, res a end Jefferson, south of the railroad. Green, Gilbert B., clerk postoffice, e a Jefferson, nr southern city limits. Green, John, laborer, res a s Clark, e Clay. Green, Mrs. Mary L., hairdresser, s a Chicago, 2d door w Clay. Green, Tim brook P., cooper A. E. Thompson, res 38 E. Washington. Green, Willie, carpenter, res David Green, Sr. Greenwoud, Abram, baker at the Public School, res 19 Walnut. Greenwood, Miss Ann, res 19 Walnut. Greenwood, George, (Myers & Greenwood, rea w s Monroe, bet Chicag.. and Taylor. Greenwood, Job A., painter, res 19 Walnut. Greenwood, Richard, res a a Pearl, bet Walnut and Fremont. Greenwood, Mrs. Sarah, res. 19 Walnut. Gregory, Julius J., real estate agent, and of the firm of DorrancR & Gregory, s w cor Chicago and Monroe, res w a Fremont, at west end of Harrison at. Grennell, Andrew J., stock dealer, res a a Chicago, e Griswold. Mrs. Julia A., res n s Williams, NV Clay. Grundy, Maggie, servant. C. Upson. Grommon, Mrs. Sarah A., res s a Pearl, NV of Lincoln. Grosse, Andrew, saloon and boarding-house, aa- Clark, 'pp depot. Groul, Samuel F., bricklayer, res n a Henry, NV Polk. Grove, Miss Hattie L., res with L. W. GrOYe. Grove, Lynurt W., rcs w s Monroe, n Chicago. Grow, A. R., farmer, res south corporation line, w Clay at. Outekunst, Charles, cabinetmaker Harris, Brainaid & Co., res n a Hooker, e Jefferson. �COLD WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 4 5 iadlev, Hiram H., clerk, res.: w s Monroe, s Pearl. Flaight, Andrew, stave cutter, Calkins, Johnson & Co. Hale, Miss Amelia E., res e s Jackson, s Pearl. [-Tale, Mrs. Lucretia, res e s Jackson, s Pearl. Hale, Luther F., res s s Pearl, bet Clay and Jackson. Hall, Andrew J.. farmer, res e s Hancfiett, n Chicago, Hall, Charley W., with J. C. Hall, res same, Hall, Miss Frank, milliner Blye Brothers, res w s Monroe, s Peckham. Hall, Frank W., painter, res 51 Grand. Hall, Fred, salesman F. L. Warren, res 2:3 Division, a Washington. Hall, Rev. James, res 51 Grand. Hall John C., livery stable, Monroe, nr Bolster's Hotel, res same. Hall, Mrs. Nellie, res 2 , S. Division. Hall, Ransom A., (R. E. Hall & Sono res s a Chicago, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Hall, Ransom E., R . E. Hall cit Son,) res e a Monroe, 24 door south of' Washington. Hall, R. E. & Son, Ransom E. Hall, Ransom A. Hall, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, 18 W. Chicago. -Halliek, Adam, traveling agent, bds Myers BMW. Hallock, MTS. Mary, cook Southern Michigan Hotel. Halsted, E. 0., with L. D. Halsted, res C. L. Truesdell. Halsted, Miss Laura M. res with L. D. Halsted. Halsted, L o r e n z o D . , Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furs, etc. 19 W. Chicago, res a a Pearl, bet Jackson and Walnut. Hamilton, John, millwright, res n a Henry, w Pierson. Hammond, A. W., farmer, rea north end *Fremont. Hammond, Irus, farmer, res w s Fremont, at north end. Hanbury. Mary, servant A. P. Bawkes. Hann, George W., carpenter, bds Chas. Weller. Hannahs, Mrs. K. L., dressmaker, over 41 W. Chicago, res same. Harding,, S. S., portrait painter, over 46 W. Chicago, bds Mrs. L. A. Brown, res Jonesville, Mich. Hsi* {.1apirrS, salesman E. R. Clarke & Co., res n e cor Pearl and Hudson. Hard, Mrs. E. J., res n e cur Pearl and Hudson. Hard, Miss M. A., res G. W. Mott. Hard, Miss Martha E., teacher, rea n e cor Pearl and Hudson, Hard, William H., tole graph operator, res n e cur Pearl and Hudson. Harlow, Nathan, H a r r i s , Brainard & Co., )M s Edgerton's Star Boarding-house. Harmon, Mrs. A., dressmaker Mrs. L. M. Franklin, res same. Harmon, Miss carrit. M., dres:smaker Bushnell & Crippen, res south of city limits. Harmon, Frank, bracketmaker, lids Ramus Seymour. �46 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Harmon, Ransom S., farmer, res 31 S. Clay. Harper, John, drayman, res w a Elm, bet "Washington and Pearl. Harphan, William G., mason, res 56 Cutter ave. Harrington, Devereaux-S., res n a Chicago, bet Jefferson and Morse. Harrington, Shelby A . , w i t h Wharton & Co., res s a Chicago, e Jef ferson. H a r r i s , B r a i n a r d & C o . , (John H . Harris, Mahlon W. Brainard, Nathan Harlow,) Wholesale Furniture Manufacturers, w a Monroe, s Washington. ( S e e adv't.) Harris, David S., (Harris & Foland,) res n e (tor Hudson and Perkins. H a r r i s & F o l a n d , (David S. Harris, H i r a m Foland,) Proprietors Star Mills, Manufacturers Linseed Oil, Oat Meal, Flour, Feed, etc., south end Jackson at. Harris, John H., (Harris, Brainard & Co.,) res a w cor Washington and Hudson. Harris, William H., No. 1, carpenter, res 40 E. Washington. Harris, William H . , N o . 2 , carriagemaker A . A. Philbrick, res w Clay, s Peckham. Harrison, Mrs. Mary, res a a Race, bet Clay and Jackson. Hart, Ebenezer, (Hart & Morehouse,) res t Morse. H a r t & M o r e h o u s e , (Ebenezer H a r t , Edward A . Morehouse,, Carriage p.iinters, s e o r Chicago and Hudson. ( S e e adv't. H a r t w e l l , J o p h J., barber F. Jenkins, re P e a r l , bet Monroe and Division. Haslern, Mary, servant R. E. Hall. Hastings, Walter, student, res 53 E. Washington. Hathaway, George W., fireman, bds 40 S. Clay. Hawkes, Albert. P., ( A . Chandler & SOns,) res s w cor Pearl and Jackson. H a w k i n s , B e n j a m i n F . , Fruit, Vegetables, etc., basement n w eor Chicago and Monroe, res w s Grand, n Taylor. Hawkins, F r a n k W., watchmaker R. E. Hall & Sons, res w a Grand. n Taylor. H a w k s , J a m e s M . , M a n r r Wagon Spokes, Whiffletrees, Neel: Yokes, and all kinds of Tool Handles, e s Hudson, s Chicago, res S. Division. S e e adv't.i Hayden, Alonzo C., peddler Snyder & Keller, bds Chas. Weller. Hayes, James A., teamster, res n a Cutter ave, nr Daugherty st. Haywood, Mrs., res west end Parkhurst ave. Hazzard, Mrs. S. M., res s w cor Chicago and Clay. Heenan, Delia, servant Burt Etheridge. Heenan, john, laborer, res e a Jefferson, bet Hudson and Railroad. Hellenburg, John, wood turner Harris, Brainard & Co., res s a Clark, e Helton, Frederick, clerk Thos. Johnson, Ms same. Hemingway, Abbot B. re., n r a e cor Grand and Taylor. �COLDWATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 4 7 Henning, A n t h o n y, Saloon, w s Monroe, s Chicago, res n e cor Pearl and Hanchett. Henning, Miss. Barbara, milliner Blve Brothers, res n e cor Pearl and Hanchett, Henning, Joseph, Saloon, n e cor Chicago and Clay, res same. Herbert, Edwin G., carpenter, ms e a Polk, n Henry. Herman, Peter, labiu-er, res n s Race, e Jackson. Hess, .Henry, laborer, res w a Clay, s of the railroad. Hess, John, laborer, ret a s Clark, e Clay. Hibner, Elsie, w iter Southern Michigan Hotel. Hibner, Helen H., works Dr. J. H. Beech. Hibbard, Linua A., maion; res n w cor Morse and Pierce. Hickey, Edward, laborer, w a Wright, s Cutter ave. Hickey, Lorenzo D., teamster, rcs n a Perkins, c Jefferson. Hickey, Rosa, servant C. A . Spaulding. flicks, Burt, carpenter, res 6 Montgomery. Hicks Frederick, res 35 Marshall. Hicks, H. Smith, carpenter, res 48 Cutter avt. Hicka, Mrs. , res 3.5 Marshall. Harmon It., painter, res n s Pearl, w Sprague. H i l l , John L., Dealer in Grain, Feed, N1 ines, Liquors, et!.., a w co!. Chicago and ( lay. !vs junction Monroe and Grand sta. Hill, Miss Libhif., dressmaker, res with John L. Hill. Hilsay, Miss Margaret, housekeeper Rev. C. M. Korst. Himmalroan. William, laborer, res 29 S. JetETson or Carritll. Hines, Thomas. laborer, btis 54 Cutter ave. Hiseock, Melvin, res ( i r a n d . Hiscock, Orrin, thrmer, res 55 Grand, n Parkhurst. Hobin, Thomas, moulder L . B. Titus, res iis Railroad, bet Jefferson and Elm. Hodges, George, carpenter, res 66 NV. Pearl. Holbrook, Mrs. Amelia, res Mrs. M. E. Daugherty. Holbrook, Edward C., student L . H. Goodrich, res n w cot. Hudson and Hull. Holbrook, Frank B., beverage manipulator Southern Michigan Hotel rein a Taylor, bet Grand and Marshall. Holbrook, Marvey, cabinetmaker Moulton & Dickinson, reit n w cur. Hudsrm and Hull. Holbrook, Robert E., works Atkins, Gilbert & Co., resn w cor Iluda4m and Hull. Holbrook, William H., book-keeper, res n w cor Hull and Hudson. Holland, Marion, medical student S. S. Cutter, res same. Holman, Mrs. C. C., res N. P. Loveridge. Holmee, David, saddle and harness maiif 'r, over 41 W. Chicago, tea w aMonroe, n Chicago. Holmes, Eugene W., carriage trimmer Scovill, Lyman & Co., res 12 Cutter avc, e Morse. �48 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Holmes, Mrs. N. A., res F. M. Bissell. Holt, Francis W., carpenter, res n e cor Clay and Clinton ave. Holt, John. carpenter, res n e cot. Clay and -Clinton aye. _Holway, Daniel, hopgrow-er, res e s Division, bet Perkins and Railroad. Hopkins, Freely J., carpenter, bds A. G. Grennell. Hopkins, Miss Hattie M., teacher first intermediate department High School, res Mrs. J. Alden. Horner, Miss Lena C., bds 18 Hull. Horner, Miss Mary R., clerk Roth & Freeman, res s W cor Jefferson and Hull. Horter, Miss Orra, dressmaker, res 16 Cutter ave. Horton, Veloris, farmer, res 16 Cutter ave. Houghtaling, Mrs. A. L., tailoress F. V. Smith A: Co., Ms R. S. Dunham. Houghtaling, Edwin A., (Van Antwerp & (h).,) bds Chas. Weller. Houghtaling, L . Dow, shoemaker J. F. Pratt, res e s Monroe, bet. Washington and the railroad, nearly opp Peckham st. Hovey, Mrs. C. L., bds Star Boarding-house. Howe, Miss Anna E., teacher Third Ward School, Ms s s Clinton ave. bet Hanchett and Clay. Howe, eharles, laborer, -Calkins, Johnson & Co., bds Samuel Miller. Howe, Miss Ermine, res s Clinton aye, bet Hanchett and Clay. Howe, George W., auctioneer, res s w cor Chicago and Fremont. Howe, Gurden L., fiirmer, res s s Clinton ave, bet Hanchett and Clay. H o w e Sewing Machine, M. A. Crippen, agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. (See adv't. Howell, Charles H., res 1 . N. Hanchett. Howey, Frank L., farmer, res 18 S. Hudson. Howey, Frank S., tinner A. Chandler & Sons, bds F. L. Howey. Howey, Stephen A., tinner, bds 18 S. Hudson, Hudson, George R., eigarmaker American Cigar Co., res n s Perkins, e Jefferson. Hudson, Henry, laborer. res n s Perkins, e Jefferson. Hudson, Henry J., laborer, res n s Perkins, e Jefferson. Hudson, John M., baker Wharton & Co., res junction Marshall and Grand sts. Hudson, Samuel, farmer, res 17 S. Division. Hudson, William (4., baker Wharton & Co., res nr junction of Marshall and Grand sts. Huggins, George F., patent-right dealer, Ms Sylvester Taylor. Hughes, Alexander II., earna,,emaker A . A . Pbilbrick, bds Star Boarding. house. 1-lugtinin, Andrew W., marble polkher Win. A. Kent, Ms same. Ilull, John A., Editor Coldwater Reporter, office over 41 W. Chicago, res n s ehicago, bet Morse and Daughertv. Hull, W i l l i a m H . , publisher The Coldwater Reporter Weekly over 41 W. r e s n s Chicago, bet Morse & Datighertv. 6 �COLDWATER C I T Y DIRECTORY. 49 H u m b o l d t I n s u r a n c e C o . , o f Newark, N . J . , P. H. Crippen, agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. Hunt, Abraham V., rcs. s w cor Clay and Taylor. H u n t e r , C. F. & Son., (Calvin F. Hunter, Clarence L. Hunter,) Lunch R o m , Confectionery, Fruit, etc., 58 W. Chicago. Hunter, Calvin F., C . F. Hunter & Son,) res over 58 AV. Chicago. Hunter, Clarence L., (C. F. Hunter & Son,) res over 58 W. Chicago. Huntley, John G., (Colvin, Huntley & Co.,) res n w cor Hanchett and Harrison. Hurlbut, Frank A., clerk C. F. Hunter & Son, bds same. Hurlbut, Oscar M., carriage painter, res 13 W. Pearl. Hurley, Allen, res s w cor -Jefferson and Hull. Hurley, Charles, (Hurley & Cook,) res s w cor Jefferson and Hull. H u r l e y & C o o k , (Charles Hurley, Thomas J. Cook,) Meat Market, 10 W. Chicago. ( S e e adv't.) Hurley, John, drayman, IT'S 44 Perkins. Hurst, David, buyer of butter and eggs, res 16 Montgomery. Hurst, David A . bartender M . Condon, res s s Montgomery, bet Marshall and Grand. Hurst, George, No. 1, farmer, res n s Montgomery, e Grand. Hurst, George, N o . 2, buyer o f butter and eggs, res n s Harrison, e Fremol3t. Hurst, George, No. 3, gardener, res .J. H. Buckley. Hurst, Mrs. Jane, rem s A Montgomery, e Grand. Hurst, John J., peddler, rc.es s s Montgomery, e Grand. Hurst, Miss Maggie, dressmaker, res s Montgomery, e Grand. Hurst, Moses, peddler, Snyder & K e l l e r, res n s Montgomery, b e t Grand and Marshall. Hurst, Rebecca E . , milliner Blye Brothers, re* s s Montgomery, bet Grand and Marshall. Hurst, Mrs. Rebecca, res s s Montgomery, e Grand. Hurst, William, harnessmaker, res 41 Cutter ave. linson, Rev. Charles R., res n A Chicago, bet Fremont and Polk. Huson, Richard C., res n s Chicago, bet Fremont and Polk. Huyek,.William C.. J . W. Snook & Co.,) M s Isaac Vanderhoof Hyde, Ebenezer. music teacher, res s Fremont, n Henry. Hyde. George P., engineer Calkins. Johnson & Co., res 5 Railroad st. Hyde, Mrs. Julia. r c , ' h i e a g o , bet jefferson and Lincoln. 1.1e, Daniel, res with Royal A . I d e , R o y a l A . , Livery, Sale. and Boarding Stable, M o n r o e , ri Pearl, res i i s Peekham, bet Monroe and Clay. Vielmer. painter, res w H u d s o n , bet Hull and Pierce. Ingram, Gilbert N.. lahoro,r J o h n s o n r e s n P railroad, e Jefrervon. �50 BURCH, M O N T G O M E RY (S.' CO.'S Inman, Rev. H. D., Pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church, res 37 E. Washington. Ives, I s a a c C., Farrier, n w cor Pearl and Clay, res same. adv't,f, Ives, .Tohn H., carpenter, res e s Clay, s Pearl. Jackson, Charles, res W. A. Jackson. .Tackson, Harry W., turner, res W. A. Jackson. Jackson, L. A., res with A. . Lanphere. Jackson, W i l l i a m A . , Manufacturers of Fork, Hoe, Rake, and Broom Handles, and general Wood Turning, factory s s Parkhurst aye, w Grand, res e s Grand, opp Parkhurst ave. Jacobs-, Julius, peddler, res w s Jefferson, n Hull. ,Tenison, Mrs. A. F., res with L. F. Hale. Jenkins, Frederick, barber shop, 11 'Monroe, s Chicago, res 46 Grand. Jenkins, G rr:tt S., barber, res 46 Grand. Jenkins, J)lin P. H., cooper C. W. Johnson, bds Exchange Hotel. Johns, Charles, Barber Silo?, w s Monroe, s Chicago. res s s Chicago, w Clay. Johnson„klbert, tanner Pratt & Allen, res 66 N. Pearl, eor Polk. Johnson, Miss Alice, res G. W. Johnson. Johnson, C h a r l e s G., Proprietor Farmers' Feed and Boarding Stable, e s Hanchett, n Chicago, res s w cor Chicago and Polk. KSee adv't.) Johnson, Charles W., cooper shop. s e cor Chican and Mill, r:s, w $ Jay, net Chicago and Pearl. Johnson, Cyrus D., joiner Stevens & Co., res s e cor Clay and Washington. Johnson, Francis P., stencil cutter, res 26 E. Washington. Johnson, George P., k Gibbs & Johnson,) bds Bridge House. Johnson, George W., No. 1, cooper, res s s Washington. w Hudson. Johnson, George W., No. 2, tanner Pratt & Allen, res s c cor Polk an Henry. .Tohnson, James P., lightning-rods, res n a Pierce, e Hudson. Johnson, John, tanner, res a e cor Polk and Henry. Johnson, Lewis B., County Sheriff; office with County Clerk, courthouse, and ..Calkins„Tohnson & Co.,) res n e cor Pearl and Division. Johnson, L. Lewellen, Ticket Agent L. S. & M. S. fry, and Manager Western Union Telegraph, and Money Order, office depot, res a e cor Washington and Clay. Johnson, Miss S. Rebecca, ref, Mn. J. A. Griswold. Johnson, Thomas, groceries, crockery, etc., 49 W. Chicago, res same. Jones, Charles B., livery, sale, and feed stable, Division at., fronting public square, res Division, opp Courthouse Square. �C O L D W AT E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y . Jones, Henry M., shok-!maker 11..1. Drake, res s s Hull, bet Hudson and Jeffers, Jones:, Hiberd F., p r duet:, dealer, res s w cor Polk and H e n n . Jones, John, laborer. btls Union House. Jones, Rev. J. G., P.Lst,,r First Presbyterian Church, res n e cur Hudson and Washin!_rton. Jones, W i l l i a m J . , shoemak-r, res s s Montgomery, bet Marshall and (rand. Jordan, .T ,Ain Ii.. stouemason, res = s Montgionerv, w Marshall. J u c k e t & E g e l e s t o n , W i n i a m E l . Jueket, Albert Egeleston,) res at the north end t Fremont st. June, Henry, laborer, r,s s Marshall, opp county fair ground. Naas, Gotleib, labor-r, bd- (;. ( ;ut,•kun-t. N i h o n , 3liss Kate, r-s - l ' i , . r s o n . K a p p l e r, G e o r g e , P r, ,p l ' i t y I by. i , Chicago st, at west city limits, res s a n e . I i v Ke,vh. Joseph R.. (!ario•ot,r, e Morse. Keder. Mr=. B e t r y, E . Washing-toil. John, latiori:r, ) 1), rkin, Ke4der. s o . r v a i i t . i l v i l t . r . K..f.n. Milton M., j . 11 h i , r • i 9 ( ' u t t r aye. Keller, J. Govre. rigarinak,•r Arm-a-lean Cigar Co., brls Bridge Howie. Kelicr, William B., iSrivtl..r r e s Monroe, (pp postoflipe. Edward, rigartihik-r American Cigar Co., res 0 s Race, bet Clay and Jaek=on. Kelley, John, e i g a r t o r , k e r American Cigar Co., res John Kelley, Kelley, John, l a b o r e r . rc in= Rare, bet Ja.ekson and Clay. Kelly. James, wagon yard, confectioneries. i•te., 41 W. ( 1)iefigo, Tt'S e Clay, bet Peckbani and Railroad. Kelly, John, works American Cigar h i s James Kelly. Kelly, Mary, 83rvant I)r. ('utter. Kennedy, Iltigh, laborer, res s R a c e , e Jackson. K e n t , Joseph A , Freight Agent L . S. & M. S. R'y, ofliee, depot.. foot Mooniest., lids John Hall's. Kent, Mrs. J. Iteniion, physician, s Chicago, het I)ivision and I l u d son, rill same. Kent, John, contractor, flouring and saw-mills, office and res s s Chibet Division and Hudson. S e n t W i l l i a m . M a r b l e and Stone Works, s Chicago fit., lst door sot of the courthoitse. 4 4 . ailv't.) KerlY, John, gardener, rep A Cutter ave. Kern., John D . , laborer Calkins, Johnson & Co., htbi 4 9 E. Wash. K e t c n , Juhn G., rfls w Monroe, = Peckham. �"11111PIPPINI 52 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E R Y & CO'S. Kibbe, C. V. L., res n s Chicago, nr w city limits. Kibbe. Dr. Rufus, res s a Pearl, opp Hanchett. King, Fayette C., farmer, res 51 Marshall. Kingsley, Miss Alice, res H. Brodhead. Kingsley, Miss DeEtte, res H. Brodhead. Kitchel, Simon B., Attorney a t Law. n e cor Chicago and Monroe, res n s Pearl, bet Fremont. and Polk. Knapp, Addie, works Wm. A . Kent. Knapp, Miss J. A., res with David Thompson. Knapp, Julius B., hardware, stoves, and tinware, 17 W. Chicago, r • w cor Church and Jefferson. Knapp, Mrs. Mary, res with David Thompson. Knapp, PhiHipp, cabinetmaker, Moulton & Dickinson, res e a Jackson, nr the railroad. Knapp, William, cancer doctor, res rear of 60 Marshall. Knappen, R e v. Ashmun A., Pastor F i r s t M. E. Church, ras e a Marshall, bet Church and Hull. Knowlton, Ephraim A . , farmer, res w s Marshall, u o f county fair grounds. Knowlton, William A., machine hand Winchester & Whitcomb, res ii a Chicago, bet Jackson and Fromout. Knowlton, William T., mechanic, res a a Chicago, bet Polk and JavKollmorgan, William, cooper, res w s Mill, bet Chicago and Pearl. Korff, Frederick, shoemaker J. F. Pratt & Co., bds Exchange Hotel. Korst, Rev. Cornelius M., Pastor St. Charles Catholic Church, res n s Harrison, bet Clay and Pierson. Kirchbaum, John, res w s Clay, s Grand. Kyzer, Katie, servant F. V. Smith. LaFleur, Andrew J., laborer, res s e cor Harrison and Fremont. L a F o r c e & F o n d a , (Josiah R. LaForee, Charles I- Fonda, , Agricultural Implements, Pumps, Steam and (;-as Fittings, 72 NV. Chicago. ( S e e adv't., LaForce, Josiah R., LaForce & Fonda,) res 11 S Harrison, het PiersonandF t. n o m re Lake, F., teamster, bds Oriental Hotel. Lake, Minnie, servant H . D. Robinson. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway, Passengerand Freight Donors foot Monroe st, L. L. Johnson. ticket agent, J. A. Kent, freight agent. Lamb, Charles J., druggist, res u s Pearl, bet Monroe and Hanchett. Lamh, Mrs. Maggie. boarding,-house, n s Pearl, hot Monroe and Hans chett. Lanphere, Alvin T., lightning-rods, rea s w cor Division aud Washing. ton. �COLD WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Lanphere, A r a d , Lumber, Lime, Cement, Felting, Eaves Troughs, Pumps, etc., 64 W. Chicago, res n w cor Chicago and Hanchett. See a d v i l Lanphere, Charles H., railroad purchasing agent, resn e cor Hudson and Montgomery. Lanphere, Edwin O., lightning-rods, res s e cor Chicago and Clay. Laskuski, Gus., laborer, res s s Clark, E. Division. Lawlor, Mary, servant J. H. Bowerman. Lawren e, Ass J. Libbie, teacher Union School, bds H. J. Drake. Lawyer, Justin, Secretary M. C. A:, L. M. R. R. Co., r s Calitbrnia. Leach, Edgar A., farmer, res T. Daugherty. Leach, Miss Hattie J., res T. Daugherty. Lee, Abner S., traveling agent, res 27 Hauchett, nearly opp w end of Alden. Lee, Christopher C., mercantile agency, res e s Marshall, s Pierce. Lee, George W., buyer of butter and eggs, res 3.5 Cutter ave. Lee, Harlow W., druggist, res s e cor Marshall and Hull. Lee, Levi W., res s e cor Marshall and Hull. Lee, Oscar W., buyer of butter and eggs, res 3.5 Cutter ave. Legg, Charles N., insurance agent, res s s Chicago, e Polk. Legg, Miss Mary E., teacher Fourth Ward School, res Charles N. Legg. Leighton, Nathan, carpenter, res 31 E. Washington. Lennan, John, tailor, res 41 Perkins. Leonard, Ceyland S., blacksmith M . Leonard, res e s Hudson, bet Washington and Perkins. L,•onard, Frank S., painter, res 8 Montgomery. L e o n a r d , Moses, Blacksmith, s s Chicago, e Hudson, res e s Hudson, bet Washington am' Perkins. Levy, Elias, cigartnaker, res w s Clay, opp west end Peckham. Lewis, Edwin, res s s Pearl, w Elm. Lewis, Henry C., President. Coldwater National Bank, res n e cor Chicago and Hudson. Lewis, Isaac, farmer, res w cor Morse and Montgonierv. Lewis, Miss Jeannette, res Isaac Lewis. Lewis, Miss Jennie L., res Isaac Lewis. Lewis, Morgan, farmer, res Isaac Lewis. Lilly, Bernard, foreman American Cigar Co., res w Jackson, s Pearl. Lilly, John, cigar packer American Cigar Co., res w s Jackson, bet Pearl and Race. Lilly, Martin, Sr., laborer, res w Jackson, s Pearl. Lilly, Martin, cigar packer, American Cigar Co., res w s Jackson, bet Pearl and Race. Lilly, Miss Mary, tailoress, bds Martin Lilly. Lincoln, Curtis G., real estate dealer, res e 8 Grand, nr n city limits. Lincoln, George W., farmer, res e s Grand, nr n city limits. Lindslay. William, peddler T. H. Vance, res Butler, Branch Co. Mid'. �54 I B U R C H M O N T G O M E R Y & CO.'S Little, Andrew W., shoemaker H. H. Flandermeyer, res 42 Perkins, bet Jefferson and Elm. Lloyd, Henry, ( Weller & Lloyd,) bds Orlando Weller. Lockwood, David S., carpenter, res e s Grand, at the junction of Grand and Hanchett sts. Lockwood, Mrs. Jane, res E. Marsh. Lockwood, Rufus, firmer, res w s east corporation line, bet Chicago and Cutter ave. Logan, Charles, porter Southern Michigan Hotel. -1,011", Mrs. C. M., music teacher, bds George Greenwood. Long, James M., Physician and Surgeon, over 31 W. Chicago, rea-se col- Chicago and Walnut. Long, William, butcher T. J. Cook, res w s Monroe, bet Chicago and Pearl. Longamir, Alexander, miller Harris & Foland, res 36 S. Hudson. Louis, Jennie, cook Exchang-e. Loveridge & Barlow, (Noah P. Loveridge, Henry H . Barlow, AttuneAs at Law, second floor Seely's block, 'Is C h i n o St. Loveridge, Livingston L., book-keeper Bowen & McGowan, res s e cor Chicago and Sprague. Loveridge, Noah P. , (Loveridge & Barlow, res s e cor Chicago t!,. Sprague. LOV(`Weil, Charles H., (Bennett & Lovewell, I res .11 \V. Wa.shing Lowell, James H., cooper Calkins, Johnson C o . , res e cor Chicago and Munson. Lower, Charles, collar maker, res Henry Lower. Lower, Henry, works Wm. Wildman, res n s Henry, bet Fremont aud Polk. Lowry, Rev. W. T., Pastor First Baptist Church. h,ls .Tarnes A Br.. kins. Luce, Cyrus: 0., Vice-President Southern Michigan National[Ba..k. res Gilead, Mich. Lucas, Mrs. P. W., res with Dr. Cutter. lined41erS, Ernst D., foreman and salesmai, V. W. Fkandermeyer, nis e cor Hudson and Washington. Lusk Alfred G., road carpenter L. S. ck- i . . WY. Michigan diviiaimi res 13 Railroad st, bet Hudson and Di v Luxmore, Samuel R., carriage trimmer, s w cor (Th1e:ero anti Ja res w s Jackson, 8 of Pearl. Lyke Abi)ah P., carpenter, res n w cur Pearl an ,1 Spra,-,ne. Lyman, Llisha B., teamster, res w -or Iluilson and HullLyman, Theodore,1Scovill, Lvimin Lyon, Edwin D., railroad vontralaor. • ) : l M e -leCarty, .klitioti \\*., C . N iMellarty, „ j o i l w r . r-- N . Clay. . Clay. �C O L D W AT E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. McCuller, George, works Chas. johns, bds same. McConnell, Albin, blacksmith, res e s Elm, s Chicago. McCourtie, Sannwl B., mason, res n s Cutter aye, (ipp Daugherty. McDonald, James, stonecutter, Calkins, Johnson & Co. McGowan, Jonas H . , B o w e n & McGowan,) res s s Chicago, east of citY McGurk, Sarah, servant Frank Skeels. McIntyre, Alexander, M c I n t y r e & Eaton,' res n s Henry, west of Pierson. McIntyre& Eaton, , Alexander McIntyre, Franklin IT. Eaton, ) blacksmiths. and carriagL. manufacturers, 102 W. 4._'hicag(). M c K e s s o n , A n d r e w D., Livery, Sale, and Feed Stable, e s Han(lieu, south of Chica!fo, res c cor Chicago a n d Hanchett. ( S e e (Iv't. McKinnev, John, niacit, (Ts 17 Pierson. McLane, John II., railroad contract, ) r, i i a l f a i n o r, res e cor Hudson and Hull. McLane, Scott, railroad man, res s e cur Railroad and H u l l . M c L a n e , W i n f i e l d , L u m b e r, Calcine, Plaster, L i m e , etc., e:s Monroe, s Pearl, res s e cor Hudson and Hull. ( S e e adv't., McLaughlin, Albert, printer Republican Office, res n s Railroad, bet Division and Jefferson. I f McLaughlin, Alfonso, clerk C. W. Fairbanks, bds C. Weller. I ' . McLaughlin, Eva, waiter Chas. Weller. McMarlin, Charles, night telegraph operator L. S. & M. S. R'y, res ),c cor Clay arid Peck ha m. . McMarlin, David, firmer J. R. Knapp, res s e cor Clay and Peckhay. MeMarlin, William E., telegraph operator, res s e cor Clay and B o k ham. McMcchan, s Church, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Mc-Meehan, Miss M a r y M . , Preeeptress H i g h School, res s s Clohrti.), het Ifildson and J(.4111-son. ! Ic.N11, Mrs. P o l l y, s Clark, c " I I P t i e " 1 " - ' 1 1 1 0 1 " w factI I f t •,( 1' Macarey, Adam, machinist, res 1M Cntter ave. . . 1 ( 1, Mack, Anthony C., salesman L. Shona'', bds SoutlIcrn Michigan U(00. Maglaughlin, A lbert, printer Republican office, res 11 Railroad,„ / • 3.ttaglaughlin, Thomas, labor,r, re, 11 Railroad. Mahoney, James, laborer, res 41 S. Clay. Mahoney, John, laborer, res 41 S. Clay. Malarney, John, hostler R. A . i d e & Aro., Isis R. A. Ide• ! c Mallon, James, tailor F. V. Smith & r e s 1;1 Cuttcr aye, cast: 4114c Malpuss, Charles E., marble cutter Wm. A. Kent, bds same. , • Malptufs, Mrs. Hannah, res s s Clark, opp wheelkirrow faetory. �56 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'s Mannerow, Charles W., Jr., shoemaker F. W. Flandermeyer, roe n s Pearl, bet Fremont and Polk. Mannerow, Charles W., Jr., carpenter, res e s Polk, s Pearl. Mannerow, John C., carpet weaver, s s Hooker, e Jefferson, res n Hooker, e Jefferson or Carroll. Mannerow, Levi, cabinetmaker Harris, Brainard & Co., res e s Polk, s Pearl. Mannerow, Minnie, servant Geo. B. Smith. Mannerow, Martin, works wheelbarrow faetory, res J. C. Mannerow. Mansell, G e o r g e , Gas, Steam and Water Pipe, Gas Fittings, Steam Fittings, and Brass Goods, 74 W. Chicago, res w s Hanchett, bet Harrison and Taylor. (See adv't. Mansell, Sereuo R., gas-fitter and plumber G. Mansell, resw s Hanchett, bet Harrison and Taylor. Mansell, Willie, book-keeper G. Mansell, res w s Hanchett, bet Taylor and Harrison. Mansfield, — , engineer, res n s Montgomery, e Marshall. Mansfield, Capt. M. M., carpenter, res n w cor Clay and Williams. Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Michigan R . R. Co., office over No. 9 West Chicago st, H. C. Lewis, President; H . C. Hedges, Vice President; Justin Lawyer, Secretary; D. B. Dennis, Treasurer. Marble, William G., engineer Stevens A: Co., res 19 S. Jefferson. Markham, Edgar, res with Mrs. 0. E. Markham. Markham, Edward, res with Mrs. 0. E. Markham. Markham, Mrs. 0. E., tailoress, res e s Monroe, s Peckham. Marsh, Able, carriage manufacturer, res s s Chicago, nr Jackson. Marsh, Miss Angie F., res s s Chicago, nr Jackson. Marsh, Clark S., engineer Calkins, Johnson tiz Co., res n s Washington, w Monroe. Marsh, Emerson, commercial traveler, ress s Chicago, e Sprague. Marsh, Frank D., res n w cor Harrison and Clay. Marsh, Lansing C., physician and surgeon, s s -Chicago, bet Clay and Jackson, res same. Marsh, Willis C., photographer, res s s Chicago, nr Jackson. Marshall. Mrs. Hattie E., res e s Elm, bet a n d Washington. Martin, George L., with Winchester& Whitcomb, bds Chas H. Wilder. Martin, Miss Harriet. A., res L. P. Pe!,,,. Martin. John W.. clerk Dorrance & Gregory, Ms Mrs. M. Lqinb. Mason. Miss Carrie, res C. V. L. Kibbe. Mason, Mrs. J., res w s Hanchett, bet Taylor and Clinton. Mason, Mrs. H. B., res 21 N. Clay. Mather, Mrs. N. D , res n w Washin,ton and Elm. Matthews, Mrs. Man', iresruaker, res w Monroc. bet Washington and Peckham. Matthews, Williana II., weaver Witielo.ster & Whitcomb, res w s Monroe, bet Washington and Peckham. Maxfield, Andrew .1., res n s Clinton ave. bet Clay and Hanchett. �COLDWATER C I T Y D I R E C T O RY. 5 7 Maxwell, W y m a n , House-painting, Paper-hanging, Glazing, Oil Finisher, etc., n s Cutter aye, nr eastern city limits, res same. 11avnard, John D., co,per Calkins, Johnson & Co., res 40 S. Hudson. Merchants Dispatch Fast Freight Line, Wm. R. Foster, agent, No.'s 9 and 10, Seeiv's block, up stairs. Merrill, David A., 1.Merrill & Stevens,) res w s Jefferson, s Perkins. Merrill, Edward D., machinist Merrill & Stevens, res w s Jefferson, bet Perkins arid Railroad. M e r r i l l & Stevens, David A . Merrill, William H. Stevens,) Foundry and Machine Shop, s e cor Division and the railroad. Meyer, Fritz, driver United States Express Co., bds R. F. Mockridge. Mver, Julia, works J. F. Pratt. Milan, Jerry, laborer, res e s Jackson, nr its south end. Miles, Hamilton S., gunsmith Wm. M. Gage, res n s Washington, bet Jefferson and Elm. Miles, Ives G., traveling agent, res s s Chicago, e Sprague. Miletus E., commercial traveler, bds I. G. Miles. Millard, Charles, clerk L. S. & M. S. R'y freight office, res w s Division, het Washington and Railroad. Millhourn, Harmon, w,yol turner, res s s w Clay. Millbourn, Miss L . A . , teacher First Primary Union School, res s s w Clay. Miller, Adam J., packer C. H. Burr, res n F Williams, n end Pierson. Miller, Emma, servant G. 'W. Brundage. Miller, Mrs. F., hairdresser, res e end Washington. Mill, r Fred, telegraph operator, lsls H. It. Miller. Millyr, Fred J., book-kf,upfr American Cigar Co., res e s Hudson, bet Chicago and Pearl. Miller, Henry R., earp•nter, res. e s Hiulson, bet Chicago and Pearl. Miller, Samuel, teamster Calkins. Johnson & Co., res e s Jay, nr s corporation line. Mills, William. barber shop, s c o r Chicago and Monroe, res ss Washington, bet Monroe and (lay. Milnes, Alfred, (Milnes & Vanderhoof, res n s Harrison, het Fremont and Pierson. Milnes, Charles H., i Milnes & Smith, , res e s Clay, bet Chicago and Pearl. Milnes, Henry, H . Milnes & Son., res over 56 W. Chicago. Milne', H. & m , (Henry Milnes, Robert Milneso groceries, crockery, ete.. 56 W. Chicago. R•.!” t"?. I I . Milnes & Soo, res S Pearl, w Fremont.. Mattes & S m i t h Charles H. Wines, Berry Smith,) Proprietors .it M ':1t M:' rk,l, 54 W. Chicago. S e e adv't.) Marte3 & Vanderhoof, Alfred Milnes, Allen Vanderhoof, ; OroCrockery, etc., 47 W. Chicago. Mit( hell, Emma, esrvant B. L. Wrbh. —Mix, Ira, laborer, re, Milton C. Mix. �58 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S I Mix, Milton C., cooper C. W. Johnson, res e s Jackson, a Race. Mix, William M., cooper, res Milton C. Mix. M o c k r i d g e , R o b e r t F. , Manager United States Express Co., w Monroe, n Chicago, res w s Division, bet Washington and Perkins. Mockridge, William E., res with It. F Mockridge. Modert, Mithuel, carriagemaker Scovill, Lyman A- Co., res half mile e city limits. M o n r o e St. D i n i n g H a l l , Charles Weller, Proprietor, e s Monioe, south of Chicago. M o n t a g u e , J o s e p h H . , Real Estate and Insurance agent, over 19 W. Chicago, res w s Fremont, bet chicago and Henry. M o o r e , B e n j a m i n R., Groceries, Provisions, etc., 1 W. Chicago. ICS w s Marshall, bet Taylor and Alden. Moore, Charles It., printer Republican Office, res 16 Pearl, cor Jefferson. Moore, Mrs. Harriet, res G. N. Gilbert. Moore, Henry N., res over 44 W. Chicago. Moore, John, salesman B. R. Moore, res w s Marshall, bet Chicago and Taylor. Moore, J a n C., clerk, res 13 Marshall. Moore, Mrs. Laura L., res 16 Pearl, cor Jefferson. Moore, Oscar B., cooper H. W. Baker, res e s Fremont, u Henry. Moore, William G., foreman Republican Office, res 23 S. Division. Morehouse, Edward A., (Hart & Morchouse,ires 17 S. Hudson. Morey, Mrs. A., res e s Monroe, s Washington. Morgan, Daniel L . , carpenter Stevens & Co., bds B. R. Arnsden, S. Division. Morgan, Franklin E., Attorney at L a w. s e cor Chicago and Monroe. res_ n e cor Pearl and Fremont. Morrison, Arthur, res e s Grand, n. Parkhurst ave. Morrison, Mrs. A . L., res s s Perkins, bet Jefferson and Elm. Morrow, James S., m i l l e r Colvin, Huntley & Co., res Chicago st, ur Diamond Mills. Morse, Charles W., helper Seovill, Lyman & Co.,:res 27 Cutter ave.. Moser, Henry, drayman, bds 17 S. jefferson. Moser, John, drayinan, res. 17 S. Jefferson. Moss, Edward J., gardener, res e s Clay, s Clinton aye. Mos-, Miss Hattie C.. teacher Third Ward School, res Edward J. Moss. Mott, George W., thriller, res e s Jay, s of the railroad. M o u l t o n & D i c k i n s o n , (Storrs H. Moulton, H i g b v Dickiuson0 Undertakers, and manufacturers and dealers in Furniture, 43 West, Chicago. Moulton, Storrs H., Moulton & Dick ins on,) res n w cor Hanehett and Taylor. Mudgett, Mrs. Polly A.. res 10 Henry. Mudgett, Theron 'W., earriae-emak'cr Scovill, Lyman & Co., res u Harrison, w Pierson. �COLD WATER CITY DIRECTORY. 3 9 Uudgett, William H., wagonmaker, res n s Alden, bet Marshall and Grand. 11unsen, Emma, waiter Oriental Hotel. 11unson, John G., buyer of butter and eggs, res e s Morse, n Chicago. Nfunvon, Alonzo J., clerk J. H. D. Warren, bds A . Hurley, • w cor Jefferson and Hull. NIurphev, John, salesman Dickinson, Webb & Co., res 29 Marshall. NIurphy. Miss Rettie, milliner Mrs. J. A. Berry, bds Don P. Cushman. Mutual Li`e Insurance Co, of New York, Charles Starr, agent, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. 1.yers, F. Carlton, baker Myers & Greenwood, res w s Monroe, bet Peckham and Railroad. Myers, Charles H., clerk, Myers House. Myers, Frederick, (Myers & Greenwood, r e s w s Monroe, bet Peckham & Railroad. Myers, Geor,e, laborer, ru w Walnut, s Pearl. Myers & Greenwocd, Frederi,k Myers, George Greenwood,) manufacturers and dealers iii Confectioneries, Fruits, etc., Bakery, Nn,1 Lunch Rooms, 29 W. Clii•ago. Myers House, .1. S. Myir.s Proprietor, east side Monroe, °pp depot. Myers, Josiah S., Proprietor Myers House, east side Monroe st, opp L. M . S. dcpot. 1\T National I n s u r a n c e Co., of Philadelphia, Pa., P. H. C: ippen' agent. Southern Michigan Hotel block. Nettleman, Frank. produce dealer, bds 50 Pearl. Nettleman, John B., laborer. res ii s Pearl, e Hudson. Nettleman, Miss Marv, milliner Mrs. .1. L. Smith, res 50 Pearl. Nettleton, Daniel, hardware, stoves and tinware, 4.5 W. Chicago, res n e cor Chicago and Jefferson. Newman, Mrs. Fannie, res 18 N. Hanchett. Newton, Mrs. Amanda, tailoress, res s s corporation line, bet .Jay and Clay. Nichols, Bolivar, harnessmaker T. M. Parrish, bds Oriental House. Nichols, Catharine, cook Bridge House. Nichols, David' B.' res s e cor Chicago and Jackson. Nichols, George W., pattern maker L . B. Titus, res 18 Pierce, bet Morse and Jefferson. M o h o * Phineas F., Abstraet of Titles, and Real Estate Dealer, over 7 W. Chicago, res e s Marshall. n Hull. 4 Nichols. Thomas, laborer, res n s Pierce, w Morse. Nichols. William, laborer Calkins, Johnson & Co. Nichols, William C., joiner L. B. Titus, res Bolster's old hotel, wF4 Division, or the railroad. Northrup, Fayette L , laborer. Isis F. S. Northrup. �I 60 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY S.: CO'S. Northrup, F r a n k S., c rriage painter Scoyill, Lyman & Co., mi w s Clay, n of Washington. Norton, Alvin S., with D. B. Tripp, res s s Washington, w Monroe. Norton, William C., farmer, res 29 E. Washington. Norton, Willis J., farmer, res 29 E. Washington. Noves, Frank G., Assistant Superintendent Branch Co. Billiard Association, n e cor Chicago and Hanchott, bds 14 N. Hanchett N o y e s , O r l a n d o G., Lumber dealer, and Superintendent Braneh County Billiard A,sociation, Noves' block, n e cor Chica::-o and Hanchett, res 14 N. Hanchett. Noyes, Samuel P., res e s Hanchett, n Chicago. Nye, Henry S., hardware, stoves a n d tinware, w s Monroe, s Chicago, res s s Washington, bQt Monroe and Clay. 0 O'Brien, Thomas, carriagemaker Scoyill, Lyman & Co., res w s Jefferson, s Hull. Odrian, T l r odore, works L. N . Gray. Olds, Mrs. E. D., res e s Clay, s Pee-kham. O'Mara, Mrs. Marv, res n end Pierson, on Williams st. O'Neal, James H . , tailor N . Rosenbaum, res s s Henry, bet Fremont and Polk. O'Neal, Maggie, tailoress N . 1Zosenbaum, res s s Henry. bet Fremont and Polk. O'Neal, Rosa, servant L. E Rose. Oriental Hotel, A. Cooper, Proprietor, n e cor Chicago and Morse. Orr, Miss Estelle J., teacher Second Ward School, res 19 North Clay. Orr, Frank B., tinner D. Nettleton, res 19 N. Clay. Orr, Mrs. Jeannette, res 19 N. Clay. Orr, Miss Nellie L., teacher Fourth Ward School, res 19 North Clay. Owen, Emory F., hackman C. B. Jones, Ms Southern Michigan Hotel. Oxen ham, Emma, servant Robert Watson. ID Paddock, B. Densmor, collector, res s s Pearl, bet Jefferson and Linco Paddock, Stephen, proprietor Tremont House, Chicago st., at west city limits. Paddock, William B., farmer, res 81 Cutter aye. Palmer, L i l b u r n P. , Deputy A g e n t United States Express Co., w s Monroe, n Chicago, res with R. F. Moekridge. - Parker, Daniel G., first assistant superintendent Coldwater Gaslight Co., res S . Hudson, cor Washington. Parker, Dor, drayman, res w s Jefferson, n Hull. Parker, Marcellus H , architect and builder, res s w cor Monroe and Peckham. �C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 6 1 Parker, Ozro W., lightning-rod agent, res w s Marshall, bet Alden and Montgomery. Parkhurst, Miss E., res w s Clay, bet Harrison and Taylor. Parkhurst, Emily S., res s e cor Marshall and Pierce. Parkhurst, George, traveling agent, res s e cor Marshall and Pierce. Parkhurst, John G., Attorney and President Coldwater Gaslight Co., res w s Clay, bet Harrison and Taylor. Parkhurst, Miss K. A., res w s Clay, bet Harrison and Taylor. Parkhurst, Miss M a i e P., res w s Clay, bet Harrison and Taylor. Parkhurst, S dney P.5., clerk D. H. Davis, res s e cor Marshall and Pierce. Parks, Mrs. C., yes 41 Grand. Parks, Thomas B., farmer, res 41 Grand. Parrish, Aram C., salesman L. D. Halsted, res. 17 Grand. Parrish, Miss Jennie, res n e cor Fremont and Henry. Parrish, Mrs. L. E., res s e cor Chicago and Jefforson. Parrish, Ta y l o r M . , Saddle and Harness Manf'r, 3 W. Chicago, res 17 Grand, bet Taylor and Clinton ave. Parsons, Aaron J., laborer Calkins, Johnson & Co., re8 e a Jackson, a Pearl. Parsons, Mrs. J. P., res 63 Grand. Parsons, Leefy, servant A. Ward. Parsons, Samuel H., farmer, res 63 Grand. Parsons, William, cigarmaker American Cigar Co., 1)(18 Bridge House. Paton, James'., boo -keeper Singer Manufacturing Co., 48 W. Chicago, res w s Clay, s of Chicago. Patterson, Mrs. Hattie, pastry cook Southern Michigan Hotel. Paulding, Albert, laborer, res n s Montgomery, bet Grand and Marshall. Payne, Prank, teamster, res 3 Cutter ave. Payne, Michael D., teamster, res 3 Cutter ave. Pearce, James B., mason, res e a Monroe, n Chicago. Peekham, Caleb B., retired farmer, re.s w a Monroe, e t Pearl and Washington. Peckham, Eugene E., weaver Winchester & Whitcomb, res w a Monroe, bet Washington and Peckham. Peckham, Mrs. E. T., res w a Monroe, n Peckham at. Peckham, A . , tinner Snyder & Keller, res a a Chicago, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Peckham, Mrs. P. A., res s s Chicago, het Hudson and JeffTson. Pegg, Lorin B., barber 'Wm. Mills, res n a Pearl, bet Monroe and Division. Pelton, Miss J. F., dressmaker, rooms s e cor Hudson and Perkins. 4 Pelton, John 0., res w a Clay, bet Washington and Peckham. Pendell, Mrs. M. R., rf....s 18 Elm. Pender, Samuel, farmer, ree south corporation line, e Jefferson or Carroll. Perk, John H., laborer, res n s Hooker, e Jefferson or Carroll. • �62 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E R Y & CO.'S Perkins, Barber, agent, res e s Hudson, bet Church and Hull. Perkins, Mrs. W. D., res n w cor Marshall and Montgomery. Perry, Miss Carrie L., res 33 Marshall. Perry, Miss Mary F., Law student Loveridge & Barlow, res 33 Marshall. Petch, Jarvis, laborer, res e s Morse, n Church. Petch, Mary, servant A. T. Lanphere. Petterson, R., carpenter, A. A . Sherman. Pexton, Thomas:, laborer, res s e cor Marshall and north corporation line. Phibbs, John, laborer, res s w cor Williams and Pierson. Phibbs, Margaret, rel.: s s Harrison, e Pierson. Phibbs, Thomas, porter A . Chandler & Son, res a a Henry, bet Fremont and Pierson. P h i l b r i c k , A l v a h A . , Carriage Manufacturer, a w cor Chicago and Jackaon, res n a Henry, w Polk. Phinnev, David S., cabinetmaker Moulton & Dickinson, res w a Elm, bet Pearl and Washington. Phinney, George B., wood turner Moulton & Dickinson, res n a Washi•igton, bet Jefferson and E l m . Phinnev, George H., cabinetmaker Moulton & Dickinson, res w a Elm. bet Pearl and Washington. Piatt, Miss L., dressmaker, rooms a e car Hudson and Perkins. Pierce, A r t h u r J., cigarmaker American Cigar Co., res e a Monroe, n Chicago. Pierce, Douglas L., laborer, res w s Polk, n Chicago. Pierce, Isaac W., carpenter, res e s Grand, n of Parkhurst ave. Pierce, James C., Secretary Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins. Co., of Branch Co.. over 5 Chicago, res s e car Jefferson and Church. Pierce, MN. Nellie, res I. W. Pierce. Pierson, Thomas, laborer, res w a Mill, bet Chicago and Pearl. Pixley, M. Adelbert, salesman C. A . Spaulding & Co., res w a Hudson, s Washington. Ponvrenke, William, machine hand Stevens & Co., res w a Jeff'omm: $ of the railroad. Pond, Eugene E., res a a Clinton ave, bet Hanchett and Clay. Pond, Mrs. Matilda, res s s Clinton ave, bet Hanchett and ('lay. Pow. Geor,e, teamster, hda A. McIntyre. Pormenlof William, res w a Jefferson, south of the railroad. Porter, Albert L., res a w col. Pearl and Division. Porter, Henry C., miller E. R. Clarke, res a $ Henry, w Polk. PICat, Eliza. servant S. S c o v i l l . Postoffice, j . S. Barber. Postmaster, w s Monroe. a Chicago. l'otter, MN. Sarah, res 30 S. Division. Power, Lyman A., limner. res 42 S. Hudson, cor Railmad. & Burdick, D a v i d C. Powers, W i l l i a m N . Burdick, ph., clans and surgeons, over 42 W.. * �C O L D W A T E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 6 3 'owets, David C., (Powers & Burdick,) res 65 W. Chicago. )owers. M. C., peddler, bils ('lms. Weller, res Tekonsha, Mich. 'ratt & Allen, (Jacob F. Pratt, 'William H. Allen,) tanners and curri Ss Pearl, bet Ftemont and Polk. ?ratt, C a l v i n , Carriag.e Manufacturer, e cur Chicago and Hudson, res n s Clinton ave. bet Grand and Clay. 'ratt, Frank E., carriae.i• trimmer Seovili, Lyman & Co., res e s Clay, bet Washiu,ton and Peckham. 'ratt, Francis K, Scovill, Lyman & Co.,) res e s Clay, s of Washingti 'ratt, Fred P., F . Pratt & Bro.,) res s s Church, bet Marshall and Hudson. ?ratt, Miss Lila S., teacher, res with L . L . Pratt. "ram Ira W., commission merchant, res n s Montgomery, e Grand. Pratt, J. F. az B r o . , F . Pratt, Fred. P. Pratt,) manufacturers and dealers in Boiits, Shiies, Leather and Findings, 6 W. Chicago. Pratt, Jaciib F. , (J. F. Pratt & Bro.,) a n d P r a t t & M s ss Church, bet .Marshall and Hudson. Preast, Mrs. Mary K , res w s Jackson, s Pearl. ['rout, Flora, works C. F. Hunter cir.. Son. Putnam. Jot-en-iv .T., machinist, res n $ Smith e Morse. P u r i n t o n , D a v i d B . , Justice of the Peace, over 38 W. Chicago, rut' e $ Grand, opp Clinton ave. Purinton, Orlando B., laborer, res e s Grand, opp Clinton ave. Q, Quate, Samuel, carpenter, res 28 E. Washine-ton. George, fartni-r, res w s Fremont, n iRd Ralph, Benjamin, peddler Snyder & Keller, res Bronson, Branch Co., Mich. Randall, Caleb D., Attorney and President Southern Michigan N a tional Bank, g e cur Chicago and Monroe, res u s Chicago, w Daugherty. R a n d a l l , F r e m a n R . , Carriage Trimmer, over 102 W. i'ldea!ro, bds Southern Miilligan Hotel. S e e adv't.) Randall, Mrs. Johanna'', res n s Pearl, e Lincoln. Ramsioni, Patrick, laborer, r(. n I, Perkins, bet Jefferson and Elm. asassora, William H., salesman Woodward, Barber cc! Co., bds Mrs. 4 , Ranana, Jones M., traveling agent, res w Hudson, Pierce. Rawson, 8anbern, carpenter, res n s Washington, e Jefferson. Hay, Charles H., laiesman H. Ray & Son, res n e (..1. Perkins and Division. �64 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E R Y & CO.'S Ray, Edward F., salesman H. Ray & Son, res n e cor Perkins and Division. Ray, Henry, (H. Ray & Son,.) res n e cor Perkins and Division. Ray H. & Son, H e n r y Ray, Palmer G. Ray,) groceries, crockery, etc., 11 W. Chicago. Ray, John, moulder L. B. Titus, res 45 Marshall. Ray, Palmer G., (H. Ray & Son,) rff, w s Division, opp Perkins. Ray, William J., moulder L. B. Titus, res 45 Marshall. Raymond, Albert W., (Carpenter & Raymond,) res 47 Marshall. Rector, John, peddler, res e s Jackson, nr its south end. Redgraye, Mrs. W. H., res s s Chicago, e Jefferson. Reed, Mrs. Diantha, res 4 Cutter ave. Reed, Ebenezer M., mason, res 3 Hull. Reed, Ella, servant 56 Cutter ave. Reed, Otis, res n s Pearl, bet Fremont and Polk. R e e d , R e u b e n M . , Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, 50 W. Chicago, res n s Pearl, bet Fren:o3t and Polk. R e e d , W i l l i a m 11 , salesman H . H. Flandermeyer, res n s Hull, bet Marshall and Hudson. Reik, Melchior, saloon, s s Chicago, w Hanchett, res 14 S. Clay. Reynolds, Alexander, res w s Hudson, bet Chicago and Church. Reynolds, Mrs. E. A., clerk J. W. Shively, res s s Chicago, w Jackson. Rhodes, Miss Mary E., dressmaker Mrs. K . L. Hannalis, res w s Monroe, n Chicago. Rhodes, Thomas, shoemaker S. W. Fisk, res ii s Alden. e Marshall. Rice, David, farmer, res s Marshall, opp county fair grounds. Rice, Morton, farmer, res e s Marshall, opp county fair grounds. Rice, Mrs. Marv, res s w cor Chicago and Mill. Richards, Charles H . , packer C. H. B u r r. res w s Hudson, but Hull and Pierce. Rishards, .Tohn, painter, res w s Clay, bet Washington and Peckham. Richards. Philo, painter, res John Richards. R i c h a r d s o n , F r a n k D . , Money to Loan, Harnm,maker T. M. Parrish, 3 W. Chicago, res e s Wright, her Chieago and Cutter ave. Rickles, Minerva, res S . Hudson. Robb, Wilson T., traveling agent, res 63 S. Monroe. Robinson, George, lightning-rod agent, res e a Clay, n Taylor. Robinson, George A., Atkins, Gilbert gt Co., bds Mrs. S. C. Hart. Robinson, George E., thrmer, bds u e cur Pearl and Hudson. Robinson, H. B., real estate, bds James A. Brookins. Robinson, Harvey D., (Atkins, Gilbert elE Co.,) res e s Grand, n Taylor. Robinson, Michael, mechanic, res e s Sprague, n Cutter ave. Rodman, Abraham, B . Rodman & Bros.,, res Grand Rapids. Rodman. Barney, B . Rodman & Bros.,) res., w a Marshall, north of its junction with Grand street. Rodman, B. & Bros.. Barney Rodman, Abraham Rodman, Nathan Rodman, d r y g o d , I W . Chicago. 8 �C O L D W A T E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 6 5 Rodman, Mrs. M., Ms W. H. Hull. Rodman, Nathan, (B. Rodman (St Bros.) res Grand Rapids. Roe, 11.-alry P., carpenter, res w s Walnut, s Pearl. Rogers, Mrs. A., res Henry M. Jones. Rogers, Aaron, plumber, res H. M. Jones. Rogers, Miss Alice L., clerk Roth & Freeman, res s e cor Chicago and Clay. Rogers, Charles B., ( Rogers and Faurot,) res s e cor Chicago and Clay. Rogers and Faurot, Charles B. Rogers, John Faurot,) cigar manufacturers, n w cor Chicago and Hanchett. Rogers, Geranigh, collector, res s e cur Chicago and Clay. Rogers, Mrs. Harriet, res s e cor Chicago and Clay. Rogers, Loren C., sand.stone cutter Wm. A. Kent, bds Mrs. Mary Stiles. Rogers, William H., peddler Snyder & Keller, res Tallaha.ssa, Branch Co., Mich. Rooks. Miss Alice, milliner, res 9 Cutter ave. Rooks, Daniel J., mason, res n w cor Church and Hudson. Rooks, George D., res n w cor Church and Hudson. Rooks, George W., mason, res 9 Cutter aye. Root, Mrs. A. M., res 132 W. Chicago. Root, Edward R., (Vernon & Co.,) and assistant postmaster, res 6 Pierion. 4)r Harrison. R o o t , R o l a n d , Justice of the Peace, over 1 6 W. Chicago, res s e eor Pierson and Harrison. Rorhbach, John, switchman L . S. Lit M. S. Wy, res 33 S. Jefferson, 8 of the railroad. Rose, Asa G., farmer, rem s m Pearl, w Monroe. Rose, Joseph B., dealer in nursery stock, res w s FIanehett, n Taylor. Rose, Lester E., Cashier Southern Michigan National Bank, res n e cor Pearl and Walnut. Rosie, Nelson, teamster, rem n s Perkins, e Jefferson. Rose, Stephen c., real estate dealer, refs s w cor Chicago and Walnut. R o s e n b a u m , N a t h a n , Merchant Tailor and Clothier, 22 W. Clii. a . r's . ( l i i r h . bet Jefferson and Morse. R o t h & F r e e d m a n , (Joseph Roth. Jacob Freedman,) wholesale and retail Ladies Furnishing Goods, 39 W. Chicago. ( S e e adv't.) Roth, Joseph, (Roth & Freedman,) re, Toledo, Ohio. Rouse, C. Eugene, res Chauncey Rouse. Rouse, Chauncey, (Ellis et Rouse,) res w s Hudson, bet Washington and Perkins. Rowell, Andrew S., painter. res e s Clay, n of Clinton ave. Rowell, Frank B., with G. E. Ryder, rem e s Clay, n Clinton ave. Rowley. Miss Annie, dr,ssmaker, res with A. A. Sherman. Rowley, Miss Maggie A., dressmaker Bushnell dr Crippen, bds Mrs. L. D. (.rippen. Ruff, Albert, curtainmaker Winchester di Whitcomb, *es e 8 Elm, bet Perkins awl Washington. �66 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Ruff, Miss Elizabeth G., milliner, res Albert Ruff Rumsey, Mary J., works Mrs. M. Lamb. Russell, Benton T., carpenter and builder, s 6 Chicago, w Clay, res s s Alden, bet Marshall and Hudson. Russell, Charles, candymaker J. W. Snook & Co., bds Isaac Vanderhoof: R y d e r , G e o r g e E., Books, StationA.y, Pictures and Picture Frames, and News Depot, 18 W. Chicago, res s s Church, e Hudson. Saoins, Alonzo R . , sawyer Calkins, Johnson & Co., re.s n e cor ('lay and Peckham. Sable, Orilla, assistant cook Bridge House. Safford, Rev. Henry, res s e cor Chicago and Lincoln. Sanford, David E., barber Wm. Mills, bds Exchange Howl. Saunders, John M., street commissioner, res w s Hanchett, n Taylor. Saunders, W. Gourney,slightning-rods, res e s Clay, n Taylor. Saunders, R. M., res w s Hanchett, bet Taylor and Clinton. Saunders, Solon S., lightning-rod dealer, res w s Hanchett, n Taylor. Sawdey, Ransom C., pianos, organs, fire and burglar-proof safes, 48 W. Chicago, res s w cor Pierson and Harrison. Sawin, Charles H., res Mrs. L. B. Sawin. Sawin, Mrs. Louisa B., res s s Perkins, bet Jefferson and Elm. Sawyer, Cornelius S., cigarmaker, re,s n e cor Pearl and Clay. Sawyer, Frank A., painter, res n e cor Pearl and Clay. Sawyer, Neal S., cigarmaker American Cigar Co., tw n e cor Pearl and Clay. Sawyer, Winslow H., carpenter, res n e cur Pearl and Clay. Saxton, Ebenezer B., architect, carpenter and builder, s s Chicago, w Clay, res a w cot. Carroll or Jefferson and s corporation line. Schaffer, Frederick, engineer Winchester & Whitcomb. res as Henry. Polk. Scheidler, John, mechanic, res n w cot. Chicago and Munson. Seheidler, Levi, boxmaker, res n w cur Chicago and Munson. Schively, Michael, laborer, res e s Jackson, nr its south end. Schmidt, Joseph, laborer, res 7 Clarke, opp depot. Schonhart, Gregory, laborer, res 4t Division, s of the railroad. Scholey, Henry J., Jr., cigarmaker, res s s Pearl, e Clay. Scholey, Henry J., Sr., wheat and wool dealer, res s s Pearl, e Clay. Schrontz, C. B., salesman J. W. Shively, bds Moses Leonard. Schwartz, Martin, laborer, res n s Hooker, e Jefferson or Carroll. Scofield, Frances, servant L. B. Johnson. Scott, Mrs. Catharine, res 22 E. Washington. Scott, William, shoemaker, res w s Hudson, s Pieree. Scott, William B., grain-cradle maker, res w s Hutison, bet Taylor and Pierce. �COLD WATER C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 6 7 3covi11, L y m a n & Co., (Svlvanus S. Scoyill, Theodore Lyman, Frank S. Pratt. Henry A . Wolcott,) Carriage Manufitcturers, e s Hanchett, south of Chicago. Sylyanus S., (Scoyill, Lyman & Co.,) res n e cor Pearl and Jackson. 4earls, William, carpenter, res s s Perkins, bet Division and Hudson. Seely, S. M., res n s Chicago, bet Jefferson and Morse. Seitz, William, shoemaker, res e s Clay, n of the railroad. Seymour, Miss Hattie A., tailoress, res 20 Walnut. Seymour, M. B., brakeman, res w s Hudson, n Hull. Seymour, Ramus, bracket manufitcturer, res w s Hudson, n of Hull. Seymour, Seine, laborer, res 20 Walnut. Sh-apley, Theodore C., drayman, res s w cor Chicago and Lincoln. Sharp, William, cutter F. V. Smith & Co., res 7 Cutter ave, e Morse. Shaughnessy, Edward, cigarmaker American Cigar Co., res n s Harrison, w Clay. Shaughnessy, James, cigarmaker American Cigar Co., res n s Harrison, w Clay. Shaughnessy, Patrick, laborer, res n s Harrison, w Clay. Shaw, DeWitt C., carpenter, res s e cor Pearl and Clay. Shaw, Isaac N., res a s Chicago, bet Morse and Daugherty. Sheldon, Theodore, res n s Washington, bet Monroe and Clay. Sheldon, William F., res s s Pearl, e Jefferson. Shelmire, George W., salesman J. B. Knapp, res 12 N. Clay. Shenefield, Jered, laborer, res s s Perkins, E. Division. -Sherman, Albert A., carpenter and builder, w s Jackson, s Chicago, res n e cor Chicago and Pierson. Sherman, Charles W., photographer James Tripp. Sherman, George L., res n s Pierce, e Grand. Sherman, Gilbert, res e s Clay, n of Clinton ave. Sherwood, Marcus M., farmer, res s s Pearl, e Jefferson. Sherman, Meritt, wagonmaker N. W. Sherman, res n s Pierce, e Grand. Sherman, Nicholas W. , Carriage Manufacturer, 8 s Chicago, bet Clay and Jackson, res n s Pierce, e Grand. (See adv't.) Shinning, Fred, mason, res e s Clay, s of the railroad. Shipman, John B., Attorney at Law, n e cor Chicago and Monroe, res w s Division, 3d house south of Pearl. Shires, John D., (Ball, Bros. & Shires,) res w s Marshall, bet Taylor and Alden. Shively, David C., salesman J. W. Shively, bds Mrs. Redgrayes. Shively, John W., (C. A. Spaulding & Co.,) and dealer in dry goods, 15 W. Chicago, res w s Monroe, bet Pearl and Washington. Show]ler, Hiram, book-keeper L. D. Halsted, res w s Division, s Pearl. Sin, Frank. mason, res s s Race at south end Jackson. Singer Manufacturing Co., (;. s. Comstock, Manager, 48 W. fSee ad v't. �68 I B U R C H , M O N T G O M E R Y & CO'S. William, laborer, Flandertneyer Bros. & Cans, res 31 S. Hudson, 2d house n Railroad. Sitter, Andrew, painter, res s s Pearl, w Polk. Sitter, Frank J., tailor N. Rosenbaum, res s e Rat_*, w Clay. Sitter, Frank, baker, Myers & Greenwood, r • s s Pearl, w Polk. Sitter, Max H., horse-collar maker A . Chandler & Sons, me e Pearl, bet Polk and .Tay. Skeels, F r a n k L . , Attorney at Law, over 26 W. Chicago, res D s Church, 1st house east of Marshall. Skeels, Mrs. Sarah, res n s Church, bet Marshall and Hudson. Sloman, Louis, clothing, and gents' furnishing goods, 26 W . Chicago, bds Southern Michigan Hotel. Smaile, James, tailor, res n w cor Monroe and Washington. Smalls, William E., telegraph operator, res u w cur Monroe and Washington. Smith, Alfred, tinuer J. B. Knapp, res s s Chicago, e Division. Smith, Mrs. Ardella, res Douglas Smith. Smith, B e r r y, .(iNtilnes & Smith,) res e s Grand, at its junction w i t h Hauchett. S m i t h & B r o t h e r , k Charles V. Smith, George B . Smith, Groceries, Crockery, etc., 23 W. Chicago. Smith, Charles A., teamster, res w s Green, II Henry. Smith, Charles E., physician a n d surgeon, over :31 W. Chicago. lids Southern Michigan 'Hotel. Smith, Charles J., laborer, res north corporation line, w Morse st. Smith, Charles V., (Smith & Brother, res e s Division, bet Washington and Perkins. Smith, Daniel R., farmer, res 12 Smith st. Smith, Douglas, clerk, res w s Sprague, n Cutter ave. Smith, Erastes L., laborer, res south end of Sheridan, s of the railroad. Smith, Eugene, res 11 W. Pearl. Smith, Eugene H., barber, res south end of Sheridan, s of the railroad. Smith, Franklin W., res e s Fremont, bet Chicago and Pearl. Smith, Frederick V. . F . V . Smith & Co.. r e s s e cur Pearl and Division. S m i t h , F. V. , & Co., ,.Frederick V. Smith, Jacob K Smith,) Mer- , chant Tailors, Clothicrs, flatters, and Gouts' Furnishing Goods, 9)' W. Chicago. Smith, George B., (Smith 4.k: Brother. res D i v i s i o n . bet Washington and Perkins. Smith, George K., physician a n d surgeon, over 21 W. Chicago. res w cur Pearl and Monroe. Smith, Henry T., lumber, lath, shingles, etc., s w cot- Chicago and 'Jay. res n s Chicago, w Munson ave. Smith, Jacob E.. F . V. Smith EV. Co..) res s s C h i c a n d g o . b n a lm tE e Sprague. 1 �/ ef COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. 6 9 smith, James P., moulder L . B . Titus, res e s Sheridan, s of the rail road. Smith, L a r z i e l i e r , millinery, s s Chicago, 2d door east of courthouse, re.s same. Smith, Joseph, salesman H. Milnes &, Son, bds over 56 W. Chicago. Smith, Mrs. Laura K., re: s s Pearl, w Fremont. ;mith, Leroy A., tinner Snyder & Keller. Ms Mrs. M. Lamb. Smith, S donion, warehonseman .Snyder & Keller, res e s Fremont., bet Chicago and Pearl. 'Smith. Thomas, farmer, res u s (l'hicago, w Munson. Smith, Walter L.. carpenter, res 59 Marshall. .Tanies B., laborer, res John P. Smullen. ;mullet'. John P.. earpenter, res w s Morse, n of Pierce. Anotik, John W., J . W. Snook & Co.,) bds Isaac Vanderhoof. snook, J. W. & (o., ' J o h n W . Snook, William C . Huyck,) manf 'rs amid wholesale and retail dealers in confeetionerv, fruits, etc., 51 W. Chicago st. • •rivder, Alonzo D.. (Snydcr & Keller., res s s Chicago, 2d lot east of Fremont. S n y d e r & K e l l e r , n z , I). Snyd-r, William B. Keller,) Dealers in hildlers' o p p postoffice. S o u t h e r n M i c h i g a n H o t e l , F. L . Warren & Co., proprietors, 11NV eor S ( i t i t t r i • . Southern M i c h i g a n N a t i o n a l B a n k , s e cur Chicago and oro.• ,t, C. D. Randall, Presid ift ; C. G. Luce. Vice President ; L. E. Rose, Cashier/ A 24/ssesA 71fier. 4outhworth, Wellington S., grain dealer, ress Chicago, bet Fremont andPolk. 4ffiffor, Miss Nettie, milliner Mrs. .1. A . Berry, res w s Hanchett, n Chica7o„ N1• rs. A., re- s e yi.r Church and fludsgai. • Charles A . . 'C. A . Spaulding, & Co., rf.44 e eor Hudson and Church. S p a u l d i n g . C. A . & C o . , Charles A . Spaulding, John W. ShiveIV. ' Dry 1,1,4),1:, 41 W. Chic:iv!). Spi:ar. 1 ) . , . 1 , 1 1 c r T. I I . Vance. res C o r n e r . . Branch Co. Spencer, Elisha. teamster Calkins, Johnsim & r e s n P e r k i n s , e Jetri-r4.m. Suragne, ( . 1 . , I.thort.r, re- over 72 W. (Ilk:qv,. Spnwil4., Mrs Clari-sa. re, ovcr 72 W. Chiengo. Spragni.. Frank S., trav,•lin, a,r, fit, r4•4 4'44.fitlektrn. s Railroad. Sprague, Lauty, r e , :04 W. Sprague, Lena, works C. F. limiter & Spravite, William B., retirc.I physician, C h i e l g o . e - t . •,,:pririg, Charles E., ..8r1)4rmter re 111 Pierce. e Spring, Harvey, pviltlb.r, n Pierre, w .1,1•un F., cari-wott•r, res TI Chicavo, w- Fremont. �70 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Stahl, George, res n s Chicago, w Fremont. Stair, Mrs. Sophia, dressmaker, res L. W. Lee. Star Mills, Harris & Foland, Proprietors, mauf 'rs Linseed Oil, Oat Meal, Flour, Feed, etc., south end Jackson st. Starr, Charles, Te l l e r Coldwater National Bank, and Agent Mutual Life Ins. Co., of New York, n w cor Chicago and Monroe, bds Southern -Michigan Hotel. Starr, George, Cashier Coldwater National Bank. res n w cor Pearl and Jackson. Stearns, Augustus M., Deputy County Clerk, office courthouse, res s s Chicago, e Sprague. Stearns, George W., (A.. J. Aldrich and Co., res No. 3 Grand st. Stearns, John, loan agent, res s s Chicago, e Sprague. Steel, A. L., cabinetmaker Harris, Brainard and Co., res e s Clay, s Peckham. Steele, , laborer, res s s Henry, w Pierson. Stephens, R a n s o m E . , Carriage Painter, s w cor Chicago and Jackson, res w s Morse, u Alden. Stephenson, Mrs. Eliza, res n s Williams, w Clay. Stevens, A. G., agent Grover and Baker sewing machine, Southern Michigan Bank block, Monroe st, res e s Jefferson, bet Church and Hull. Stevens, Alexander B., (Stevens and Co., res Englewood, Cook Co., Ill. Stevens, Mrs. Amanda, res n e cor Pearl and Division. Stevens, Amos, tailor, res e s Morse, n Smith. Stevens & Co., k_William Steveqs, IsaA Stevens, Alexander B. Stevens,) manf rs o f Wheelbarrows, Scrapers, Childrens' Sleighs, Butter-tubs, etc., s e cor Division st and the railroad. Stevens, George W., salesman, res s e cur Clay and Clinton ave. Stevens, Isaac, (Stevens and Co..) res w s I5ivision, south of the railroad. Stevens, Miss L. A., assistant in High School, bds MN. A. Stevens. Stevens, Miss Rosina, housekeeper for J. B. Keech. Stevens, William H., of the firms t Stevens and Co.,) and Merrill and Stevens,) res n s Perkins, bet Division and Hudson. Stevenson, George W., mason, res 67 S. Monroe. Stevenson, James B., shoemaker H. C. Bailey. res n 6 Church, bet Jefli ferson and Morse. Stevers, John, carpenter, bds s e cur H .rrison and Fremont. Steward, William, laborer, res s s Perkins, e Jefferson. Stiekney, Miss Cora, res 32 S. Division. Stickney, George, Sr., res. 32 S. Division. Stickuey, George, Jr., laborer Calkins, Johnson C o . , bds 32 S. Division. Stiles, Mrs. Mary, res w s Jefferson, bet Chicago and Church. Stillman, Edward R., res w s Monroe, s Chicago. Stillman, Mrs. Elizabeth, res w s Monroe, s Chicago. �( O L D WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 7 1 Stockwell, Parley, works Bolster's Hotel. Stoddard, Delbert, laborer, bds Mrs. M. Lamb. Stoddard, L i s E. J., res 84 W. Chicago. Stoddard. Mrs. K. C., res 84 W. Chicago. Stoddard, Pcter, engineer city fire department, res 30 S. Division, bet Washington and the railroad. Stoddard, William D., ice peddler, res 84 W. Chicago. Stokes, J a m e s , Boot and Shoe Maker, s s Chicago, bet Clay and Jackson, res e s Walnut, s Pearl. Stone, Miss Delo H., res 93 W. Chicago. Stone, Edward, res s Alden, bet. Marshall and Grand. Stone, Miss Hattie, res F. C. King. Stone, Dr. Luther C., res 93 W. Chicago. Stout, Belle, tailoress N. Rosenbaum, res s s Washington, e Jefferson. Stout, Charrick T., tanner, res. 24 E. Washington. Stout, Miss Emma H., clerk Roth & Freedman, res s s Washington, w Elm. Stout, Miss N Ihic .1., drossmaker Mrs. R. C. Travis, res 24 E. Washington. Stow, Miss Mattie, hds Dr. D. B. Vincent. Stowell, Abe E., salesman N . Rosenbaum, res 38 N. Hudson, cor Alden. Straight, Mrs. Marv, res with Mrs. S. B. Tilton. Streeter, William, student, res 53 E. Washington. Strickland, Albert, lightning-rods, res s s Alden, bet Hudson and Marshall. Stuart, John P. , trackmaster L . S. & M. S. R'y, Michigan Division, res 61 S. Monroe, nr depot. Stygles, Charles F. , day baggagemaster L . S. & M. S. R'y, res s Washington, bet Monroe and Clay. Sullivan, Charles, section man, res.n s Railroad, bet Division and Hudson. Sullivan, Mrs. John, ms w s Pierson, bet Harrison and Taylor. Sullivan, Lizzie, servant J. W. Shively. Sullivan, Mary, servant C. S. Tucker. Sumner, Charles F., bartender M. Condon, res s s Henry, w Pierson. Swatfield, Thomas, tailor, rem 33 N. Clay. Swan, Miss Maly M., milliner Miss Lizzie Fulliek, res e s Jackson, s Pearl. Sweeney, Michael, laborer. res s S Perkins, e Elm. Sweeney, Thoma.s, laborer, res e eor Clay and Taylor. Swift, Geralvin, farmer, rcs n s Pearl. bet Jefferson and Lincoln. • Tabor, Orange, laborer, res e Jackson, nr its south end. Talmadge, Andrew J., weaver Winchester & White,mb, res s w cor Marshall and Montgomery. �72 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Tallmadge, Lewis, joiner and farmer, res s w cor Marshall and Montgomery. Tallmadge, Natt. P., res s w cor Marshall and Montgomery. Talman, Mrs. Lydia, res e s Monroe, s Washington, nearly opp Peckham st. Taylor, Almond D., cooper Calkins, Johnson & Co.. res s s Pearl, bet :Jefferson and /Lincoln. Taylor, Amos B., hackman C. B. Jones, bds same. Taylor, Carrie. servant L. D. Halsted. Taylor, Edson S., blacksmith McIntyre & Eaton, res e s Clay, w Chicago. Taylor, Edward G., wood turner Stevens & Co., res s s Perkins, e Jefferson. Taylor, Gilbert H., cooper, res s s Pearl, bet Jefferson and Lincoln. Taylor, Miss Leona, res n s Henry, w Polk. Taylor, Rev. Orson D., res n w cor Perkins and Hudson. Taylor, Sylvester, manufacturer of Taylor's patent wagon jack, res e u Chicago. Taylor, Zachariah, carpenter, bds Mrs. M. Lamb. T he Tr a d e r s Ins. Co., of Chicago, Ill., A. A. Dorrance, agent, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Thomas, David B., carpenter, n w cor Chicago anti Polk. Thomas, John B., carpenter, bds n w cor Chicago and Polk. Thompson, Alfred, City Marshal, over 38 W. Chicago, res s s Harrison, w Clay. Thompson, Alfred, blacksmith, res e a Walnut, a Pearl. Thompson, Alfred, laborer Calkins. Johnson & Co., bds Oriental Hotel. Thompson, Alonzo, cigarma -er, bds Alfred Thompson. Thompson, Ansel E., cooper-shop, e s Jefferson, s Pearl, i s Oriental Hotel. Thompson, David, I Upson & Thompson:, res n s Chicago, bet Pierson and Fremont. Thompson, Newcomb 0., salesman B. Rodman & Bros., res s a Harrison, w Clay. Thompson, William P., carpenter, res 6 e cor Hudson and Perkins. Thornton, Charles E., Attorney a t Law, No. 4 second floor SeelY's block, n w cor Chicago and Monroe, bds Southern Michigan Hotel.)' Thorp, Thomas, laborer, res n s Race, w Clay. Thorp, Willis, barber Chas. Johns, bds Mrs. M. A. Brown. Tibbits, Allen, res s e cor Hanchett and Taylor. Tibbits, Barton S., Secretary American Cigar Co., tw n a Pearl, bet Jackson and Walnut. Tilton, Mrs. S. B., res e s Clay. opp Tilley, Bridget, servant D. C. Powers. Titus, Mrs. 'Emma, res 11 Morse, cor Church. Titus, Lucius B., Foundry, manufacturer of Plows, Saw Machines 9 �C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 7 3 and Building Castings, n w cor Chicago and Hudson, res e s Marshall, bet Hudson and Pierce. Tompkins, Charles F., peddler Snyder & Keller, res e s Marshall, s Montgomery. Tompkins, George B., salesman C. A. Spaulding & Co., res 4 Alden, bet Marshall and Grand. Tompkins, William, farmer, res_ n s Washington, bet Jefferson and Elm. Toner, Etta, works C. B. Jones. Townsend, H. B., office and res n w cor Chicago and Morse. Tracey, Bridget, servant W. H. Stevens. Tracev, Dennis, Sr., laborer, res s s Perkins, e Elm. Tracy, Dennis, cigarmaker American Cigar Co., res o s Perkins, bet Jeffersc.onand Elm. Traverse, Annie, servant D. B. Dennis. Travis, Mrs. R. C., dressmaker, over 13 W. Chicago, res same. Treat, Samuel I., blacksmith, res w a Fremont, s Pearl. Tremont House, Stephen Paddock, proprietor, Chicago at, at w city limits. Tripp, Daniel B., produce., butter, eggs, etc., n w cor Monroe and Pearl, res s Clinton ave. e Clay. Tr i p p , James, Photographer, over No. 22 W. Chicago, res 99 S. Monroe, bet Pearl and Washington. Truckles.s, Edward, laborer, Ids Union House_ Truesdell, Zelotes, Superintendent State Public Schools for Dependent Children, res in the school buildings. Truesdell, Charles L., City Clerk, and of the firm (J. T. Truesdell et Son,) res n s Alden, w Marshall. Truesdell, George C., salesman C. S. Spaulding & Co., res e $ Grand, bet Alden and Hull. Truesdell, James T., (J. T. Truesdell & Son,) res 10 Grand, bet Taylor and Alden. Truesdell, J. T. & Son, (James T. Truesdell, Charles L. Trues( i r t w e r i p s , Provisions, etc., basement No.2 Southern Aliehi,fa Hotel block. Tucker, C. S., physician, res e a Morse, nearly opp east end Hull. Taws, Walter, shoemaker, res n a Perkins, e Jefferson. Turner, Afton W., bds Chas. Weller. Turner, Charles B., farmer, res s s Chicago, nr w city limits. Turner, George H., railroad postal clerk, res a e 'or Chicago and Polk. Turner, John W., Attorney at Law, res 42 Grand. Turner, Mrs. Martha, housekeeper L. C. Marsh. Tuttle, Samuel, harnessmaker Gibbs & Johnson, bds Chas. Weller. Umpsted, Norris, yardman Southern Michigan Hotel. Unaapt, Philip A.., mason, ru, n e cor Marshall and Alden. �- - - " , 1 ( 1111111111 74 B L T R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S U n i t e d S t a t e s E x p r e s s C o . , R. F. Mock ridge. Manager, w s Monroe, n Chicago. Upham, Mrs. Delphia, res Charles Upson. Upson, A . Sid, Teller and book-keener Southern Michigan National Bank, res n s Pearl, bet Clay and Jackson. Upson, Charles, (Upson t.4.7 Thompson,) res a s Pearl, bet C l a y and Jackson. U p s o n & T h o m p s o n , (Charles Upson, David Th.-)mpson,) Attorneys at Law, No. 4, second floor Seelv's block, n w cor Chicago and •Monroe. Va n A n t w e r p & Co., ( Aaron W. Van Antwerp, Edwin A . °Houghtaling, B o o t and Shoe Manufacturers, w s Monroe. s Chicago. Van Antwerp, Aaron W., (Van Antwerp & Co.,) res w s Jeff,..rsou, bet Pearl and Washington. Vance, Mrs. Abbv, res 33 Marshall. Vance, Thomas H., D2aler in Peddlers' Supplies, n s Chicago, w of the faindry, res 33 Marshall. Vandenburgh, Alonzo, carpenter, res w s Hudson, bet Washington and Perkins. Vandenburgh, Andrew, baker, res W. H. Vandenburgh. Vandenburgh, Cassius A., carpenter, res A. Vandenburgh. Vandenburgh, William H., carpenter, res w s Hulson, bet Washington and Perkins. Vanderhoof, Allen, (Manes & Vanderhoof, ) res w s Hudson, a Pierce. ••••••••.= Vanderhoof, Charles J., clerk J. W. Snook & Co., res w s Hanchett, s Chicago. Vauderhoof, Isaac, boarding-house, w s Hanchett, s Chicago. Vanderhoof, John, farmer, res w . t of the cor of Parkhurst ave and Fremont. Van Dine, George, blacksmith Stevens 41- Co., res e s JetlIA-son or Car- roll, .outh of the railroad. Van Dine, Mrs. Martha, res G. Van Dine. Van Every, Matthias, fanner, res s Chicago, bet Jefferson and Lincoln. Van Every, Miss Rebecca M., milliner Blve Brothers, res s a Chicago, )t opp Oriental Hotel. Van Gelder, , laborer, res e s Wright, bet Cutter ave and Chicago. Vanhining, Mrs. S. M., res. 5 Grand. Va n Ness, Corne.ius, Dry GNI& and Carpets, 12 W. Chicago, res at present n e Clay and Harrison, will res w a Hanchett„ n Taylor. Van Ness, William E., salesman C. Van Ness, res same. Van Nidcrstine, C. W.,.ioiner, iRIS n e vor Pearl and Hudson. Van Order, Henry s., en..rineer, res 49 E. Washington. Van Slack, William, dravinan, l l Oriental �COLDWATER C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 7 5 Van Slyek, Mrs. C. 0., tailoress F. V. Smith & Co., bds Ezra Coon. Van Valkenburgh, L., retired merchant, res 14 Marshall, cor Hull. Van Valkeuburg, George H., salesman H . Ray & Son, res n e cor Marshall and Hull. Vary, Henry D.. buyer of butter and eggs, res 2(3 Cutter ave. Vernon & Co., Thomas Vernon, Edward R. Root,) root beer manufacturers, 4 N. Hanchett. Vernoo, Thomas, (Vernon & Co.,) bds John L. Hill. Vernon, William, clerk J. L H i l l , res n s Hooker, s of the railroad and e Jefferson. Vernon, William, laborer, res n s Hooker e Jefferson or Carroll. 'Vincent, I). B., physican, office and res n s Washington, w Monroe. Vincent, Miss Fannie E., teacher First Primary Union School, res s w cor Hanchett and Harrison. Vincent, Mrs. Fanny, res s w cor Hanchett and Harrison. Vincent, James F., rubber stamp manutitcturer, res s w cot- Hanchett and Harrison. Vilcent, Mrs. S. M.. millinery, over 54 W. Chicago, res same. Vincent, Spencer W., loaon, res 5 Cutter aye. Vise', Christian, cooper shop, a a Chicago, w Mill st. Voorhees, Edward, machine hand, res a a of the railroad track, e Jefferson or Carroll. Voorheis., William, mechanic, bds a w cor Washington and Jefferson. Wade, Mrs. Mary A., res with S. C. Rose. Waffle, Daniel, res 15 Monroe. Wahl, George, Sr., ashery, res 15 Clark, cor Clay. Wahl, George, Jr., res 15 Clark,rcor ('lay. Wahl, Melissa, servant Dr. W. Andrews. Wait, Mrs. Julia, res 28 E. Washington. Waite, Willie, laborer, bds James Clapp. Walker, Miss Ella M., dressmaker, bds Mrs. B. E. Wilder. Walter, Cornelius L., gasfitter George Mansell, hula Edward Mansell. Ward, Allen, grocer, n e cor Clay and Railroad, resi same. Ward, William, groom James Clapp, Us same. Warne, Richard H., rcs a s Pearl, w Walnut. Wa r r e n , F. L. (Sz Co., (Franklin L . Warren, Alvah B. Dickin80110 Proprietors Southern Michigan Hotel, n w cor Public Square. Warren, Franklin L., ( F. L. Warren & Co.,) Southern Michigan Hotel, and wholerale dealer in wines and liquors, 62 W. Chicago. Warren, Edwin P., furniture finisher, refs 21 Pierce. _Warm, James, laborer, res e a Daugherty, a Cutter ave. Wrenn, Jahn, Sr., rem 15 Pierson. Warren, Jobs, Jr., cigarmaker American Cigar Co., res 15 Pierson. �4 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . . . . 1 g 7G R I T R C I I , MONTGOMERY & CO'S. I W a r r e n , J o h n H . D . , Groceries, Provisions, a n d Notions, 8 W. Chicago, res 11 Church, bet Hudson and Jefferson. Warren, John R., laborer, res n s Pearl, w Polk. Warren, Michael, laborer, res 1,5 Pierson. Waterman, Alonzo, farmer, res s w cor Hanchett and Clinton. 'Waterhouse, Asa, res Pearl, at south end of Lincoln. W a t e r t o w n I n s . C o . , o f Watertown, N . Y. , P. H . Crippen, agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. Watson, Mrs. Mary A., res. Chicago st, nr w city limits. W a t s o n , R o b e r t , M e a t Market, e s Monroe, s Chicago, res n s Pearl, bet Hanchett and Clay. Webb, Benjamin C., Justice o f the Peace, over 5 W. Chicago, res S e cot- Taylor and Grand. Webb, Bleecker L., (Dickinson, Webb Sz., Co.,) res s s Pearl, w of Monroe, or Hanchett. Webb, Byron H., farmer, res s s Pearl, w Hanchett. Webb, Charles H., res s s Pearl, w Hanchett. Webb, William L., salesman Dickinson, Webb & Co., res s s Pearl, w of Monroe or Hanchett. Weber, John, laborer, res w s Sheridan, s of the railroad. Welch, Henry, laborer, res s w cor Hudson and Pierce. Wetden, George D., cigarmaker American Cigar Co., res n s Chicago, e Division. Welden, George H., shoemaker J. T. Flynn. res n s Chicago, e Division. Amasa, carpenter, res 41 H u d Wel(lin, Marv, servant George Starr. Weldy, A l b e r t W . , harnessmaker I ) . Holmes, res s s Pearl, bet Fremont and Polk. W e l l e r , C h a r l e s , Proprietor Monroe st Dining H a l l , e s Monroe, south of Chicago. Weller, George W., drover, res e s ('lay, n Washington. Weller & Lloyd, O r l a n d o We l l e r, H e n r y L l o y d . blacksmiths, s s Chicago, w Clay. Weller, Orlando, W e l l e r S: Lloyd, ros s s Chicakro, w Clay. \Venda11, Fred H., book-keeper A. Chandler S.: bons, res 12 N. Clay, bet Harrison and Taylor. NVentlell. Cornelius, res n e cur .110nrte, and Washington. Wendell, Miss Prances M., teacher 1114!;11 School, TOS 11 e (-or Monroe an,1 Washington. Wenth•11, Oeorge J., re. n e cor Monroe and Washington. Wcndell, S. C., re n e o r Monroe and Washin,-rton. W e s t c h e s t e r I n s . Co., ,,f New Rochelle. Y . -- , , , , . Dm-raneeaL!ent. s w eor l'hicaw.,o and Monroe. W e s t e r n U n i o n Te l e g r a p h and Money Order Otiiee at L. =,.t.t M. y passenger depot, L. L. Johnson, ManaLrer. We,tfidl, John I L , butcher A . Iluyiev i t Son, hds W e l l e r . Whalen, ()wen. laborer, res 14 Cotter. ave. 1 �COLD WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 7 7 Whalen, Thomas E., message boy West_!rn Union Telegraph Co., bds n s Railroad, e t Division and Hudson. 7Jharton & Co., Nlamitactur,rs, and Dealers i n Confectioneries, Fruits, etc., Bzik,r.- :Ltel Lunch Rooms, 37 W. Chicago. Wharton, ('harle-. H.. \Vharton & Co.,) res n s Harrison, bet Pierson and Frenealt. Whedon. Charles, • W h e d o n & Son,) bds Southern Michigan Hotel. W hedon, C h a r l e s & Son, (Charles Whedon, George H . Whedon, Druggists, 5 W. Chicago. (See adv't.) 'Whedon, George II., Chas. Whedon & Sono bds J. A. Brookins. 'Whedon, William H., salesman Chas. Whedon & Son, bds Southern Michigan Hotel. Whitaker, Abraham, cooper Eli Gilmore, n s Chicago, opp Mill st. Whitaker, M. Adela, cigar-box maker Atkins, Gilbert & Co., res n s Chicago, opp Mill st. Whitcomb, Luke H., res n s Chicago, w Polk. Whitcomb, Marcellus L., (Winchester & Whitcomb,) res n s Chicago, nearly opp Mill st. White, David, money loaner, res s w cor Clay and Pearl. White, Elizabeth, tuiloress John D. Wood & Co., res w s Monroe, s Chicago. White, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, res n e cor Grand and Alden. White, George NV., salesman B . Rottman & Bros., res s s Pearl, bet Jefferson and Lincoln. White, Miss M. G., dressmaker, res n e cor Grand and Alden. White, William L., Sr., teamster, res u e cor Grand and Alden. White, William L., Jr., teamster, re= n e cor Grand and Alden. Whitehead, Benjamin S., No. 1, mason, res w s Walnut, s Pearl. Whitehead, Benjamin S., No. 2, farmer, res n e cor Morse and Cutter ave. Whitehead, George, nia.son, res s w cor Washington and JeffiTson. Whitehead, George H., mason, res s P., Washington, w Elm. Whitford, George L., physician and surgeon, over 3 W. Chicago, res 6 Hull. Whitley, Henry C., ( Dickinson, Webb & Co..) res n Pierce, bet Marshall and Hudson. Whitten, Henry F., salesman F. \V. Flanderineyer, Ms Mrs, M. Land,. Whitten, MIS. Ida y, Servant. 3" S. l)ivision. Wightmnan. John S., with W. A. Bolster. Wilcox, Mrs. Eliza A., works Sylvester Taylor. Wilcox, Era M., student, res 38 S. Hudson. Wilcox, Horace, buyer of butter and eggs, res 32 Cutter ave. Wilcox, Loring PO9 County Treasurer, office Courthouse, re= 38 S. liwison, het Pearkins and Railroad. Wilcox, Mimi M. Belle, res with R. E. Hall. Wilcox, Misr= S. Ubbie, res with R. E. Hall. �78 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Wilcox, Willis W., salesman J . F. Pratt & Bro., res 21 miles west of city, on the State Road. Wilder, Mrs. B. E., res n s Washington, bet Jefferson and Elm. Wilder, Charles H., machine hand, Winchester & Whitcomb. Wilder, Edward M., clerk Bridge House. Wilder, George O., second assistant superintendent Coldwater Gaslight Co., res s w cor Clay and Williams. Wilder, Miss L. D., dressmaker, res Mrs. B. E. Wilder. W i l d e r , R o b e r t M . , Secretary and Superintendent Coldwater Gaslight Co., office 80 W. Chicago, res s w cur Clay and Williams. Wildman, W i l l i a m , tanner a n d currier, e a Jay, a Pearl, res s e cor Pearl and Polk. Willeb3, Benjamin I., carpenter, res 45 S. Monroe. AVilliatus, Chauncey, res S. M. Williams. Williams, David, supervisor, res a w cor Monroe and Washington. Williams, Elliott E., packer, C. H. Burr, res a e cur Pearl and Hudson. Erastes, produce dealer, res s e cor Hudson and Pearl. Williams, Henry M., No. 1, packer, C. H . B u r r, res a e cor Pearl and Hudson. Williams, Henry M., No. 2, res S. M. Williams. Williams, Herbert, student, res 53 E. Washington. Williams, John, peddler T. H. Vance, res Allen, Hillsdale Co., Mich. Williams, Major D., salesman E. R. Clarke & Co., rea 6 Cutter ave. Williams, Miss Mary, millinery, res 6 Cutter ave. Williams, Samuel M., wheelbarrow maker Stevens & Co., rca w s Hanchat, n o f Taylor. Williams, Simon Z., painter, res 6 Cutter ave. Williams, Thomas J., farmer, res n a Chicago, nr e city limits. Williams, W i l l i a m , peddler T. H. Vance, res A l l e n , Hillsdale Co., Mich. Williams, W. Job, salesman E. R. Clarke & Co., rea 40 N. Hudson. Willis, Robert, marble finisher, res w s Clay, bet Peckham and Race. Wilson, Darwin, retired merchant, res n a Chicago, bet Fremont an& Polk. Wilson, Lewis C., clerk Wharton & Co., bds Bridge House. Wilson, Louis T., Attorney at Law, Nos. 7 and 8 second floor Seely 's block, n w cor Chicago and Monroe, res w a Monroe, 4th door n o r * postoffice. Winchester, Frank M., (Winchester & Whitcomb,) res a a Harrison bet Fremont and Peirson. W i n c h e s t e r & W h i t c o m b , ( F r a n k M. Winchester, Marceline L. Whitcomb, Manutiieturers and Jobbers of Business Card Racks, Lap Window Shades, etc., u a Chicago west. Winegard, Peter, blacksmith, s w cur Chicago and Jackson res, e s Cars roll, s of the railroad. Wing, Lucius M . , President American Cigar Co., res a a Wa.shin bet Monroe and Division. �COLDWATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 7 9 'inters, Miss Eineline, servant A. Aldrich. 'inters, Perry, in charge Seely's property, bth Oriental Hotel. Ise, Christian L., collector Singer Sewing Machine Co., res s s Washington, e Jefferson. L‘ man H., employe Singer Manufacturing Co., res s s "Washington, e Jefferson. Ise. Lester E., clerk J. H. D. Warren, res s s Washington, 1st house e Jefferson. riswell, Miss Alice J., milliner Blve Brothers, res w s Jefferson, s Railroad. iswell, Silas, painter, res w s Jefferson or Carroll, s of the railroad. 'ithington, Mrs. E. A., res s s Hull, e Hudson. 'ithington, William H., sawyer Stevens & Co., res s s Clark, e Division. 7olcott, Henry A., Scovill, Lyman & r e s n s Washington, bet Monroe and Clay, 7o1cott, Jerome S., butter, eggs, and produce, w s Monroe, s Chicago res same. 7onder1v, Mrs. Rebecca, res n s Henry, w Polk. Albert A., (john D. Wood & Co.) res s s Chicago, w Jackson. iood, Miss Barbara, bds 57 E. Washington. rood, Edwin W., blacksmith Scoyill, Lyman & Co., bds Isaac Vanderhool. rood, John D., (John I). Wood & Co.,) res east of the city liMits. rood, John D. & Co., (John D. Wood, William Booklass, Albert A. Wood, merchant tailors and clothiers, 46 W. Chicago. rood, Miss Luella, res with James Tripp. roodburv. Mrs. M. F., res with Mrs. P. DeHart. Voodmaster, Henry, laborer, res n $ Race, e Jackson. • Voodward, Rev. X. N., Pastor Freewill Baptist Church, res 38 Marshall. Voodward, Barber & Co., (Horace J. Woodward, Julius S. Barber, 'Daniel, E. Dyer, d r y (roods, carpets, etc., 44 W. Chicago. Voodward, Horace J., goods, Barber & Co.,) res iis Chicago, bet Pierson and Fremont. VonIley, Jefferson, H., dentist, over 21 W. Chicago, res s w cor Monroe and Peckham. &mien, James L., carriage painter T. H. Bowerman, res n s Alden, bet Marshall and Grand. Worden, Truman, peddler Snyder and Keller, res Moscow, Hillsdale Mich. h';;rden, William R., e n r , res n s Alden, bet Grand and Marshall. Wright, Charles D., Attornepat Law, and Circuit Court Commissioner, Was. 7 and 8 second floor Pwely's block, n w cor Chicago and Monroe, Lies w s Jay, nr the railroad. Wright, George, farmer. res. w s Jay. at railroad crossing. • �80 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Wright, George P., sewing machine agent, res over 48 W. Chicago. Wright, Miss Mary L., teacher Third Ware! School, res Geo. Wright. Wright, Rev. Nathan, res n s Smith, e Morse. Yapp, Clarence T., salesman C. Van Ness, bus with J. C. Pierce. Young, Addie, milliner' res e s Clay, opp Young, Howell, res e s Clay, opp Williams. Young, Mrs. Jane, res 2 Cutter ave, and 18 Morse. Young, Mrs. M. M., res with John L. Hill. Young, Sarah, chambermaid Southern Michigan Hotel. Zirn, Barbara, servant B. S. Tibbits. Zirn, Jacob, mason, res w s Mill, bet Chicago and Pearl. 10 �COLDWA TERCITYDIRECTORY. CL4SSIFIEDBUSINE,SS DIRECTORY. Abstracts o f Titles. Cichols, P. P., over 7 W. Chicago. Agricultural Implements. Foster, G. S. & A . & Co., north side Public Square. LaForce & Fonda, 72 W. Chicago. - Architect. Saxton, E . B., s s Chicago, w Clay. Shipman, John B., n e cor Chicago awl Monroe. Skeels, Frank L . , over 26 W . Chicago. Thornton, C. E., No. 4 second floor Seely's block, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. Upson & Thompson, No. 4 second floor Seelv's block, n e cor Chicago and Monroe. Wilson, L. T., Nos. 7 and 8, second floor Seely's block, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. Wright, C. D., Nos. 7 and 8 second floor Seely's Block. Attorneys a t Law. Bowen & McGowan, 31 W. Chicago. 'lark, 0. Scott, 31 W. Chicago. Fidler, E. G., over 7 W. Chicago. Kitchel, S. B., n e cor Chicago and Monroe. Loveridge and Barlow, second floor Seely's block, Chicago st. Morgan, F. E., s e cor Chicago and Monroe. Parkhor,t. .f. G.. w !'! nay, bet I l a r r o told T:tvl ('. 1)., f l r c a . and 1‘1.ior.)4.. Auction and Commission. Decker, G. M., s w cor Chicago and Hanchett. Auctioileer. Howe, George W., s w cor Chicago and Fremont. A xeheixe Manufactory. Doe-ler, Dtmiiel, e a Hudson, .4 �82 C O L D WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Bakers. Myers & Greenwood, 29 W. Chicago. Wharton & Co., 37 W. Chicago. Banks and Bankers. Bowen (V: McGowan, 31 W. Chicago. Coldwater National Bank, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. Southern M i c h i g a n N a t i o n a l Bank, s e cor Chicago and Monroe. Barbers. Jenkins, Frederick, 11 Monroe, s Chicago. Johns, Charles, w s Monroe, s Chicago. Mills, William, s e cor Chicago and Monroe. Billiard Bolster's Hotel, Monroe st. Branch County Billiard Association, 0. G. Noyes Superintendent, n e cor Chicago and Hanchett. Condon, M., 23 Monroe, s Chicago. Southern Michigan Hotel, n w cor Public Square. Blacksmiths. Bushnell, H . C., e s Hudson, s Chicago. Carpenter & Raymond, 100 W. Chicago. Chadsey & Becker, w s Hudson, n Chicago. Dunn & Chadsey, s s Chicago, w Hanchett. Edmonds & Cook, e s Hudson, s Chicago. Ellis & Rouse, s e cor Chicago and Hudson. Fl inn, James, s s Chicago, w Hanchett. Leonard, Moses, s e Chicago, e Hudson. McIntyre & Eaton, 102 W. Chicago. Weller & Lloyd, s s Chicago, w Clay. Winegar, Peter, s w cor Chicago and Jackson. Boarding Houses. Brown, Mrs. L. A., n s Pearl, bet Monroe and Division. Grosse, Andrew, s s Clark, opp depot. Lamb, Mrs. Maggie, n s Pearl, bet Monroe and Hanchett. Star Boarding House, e s Monroe, n of the depot. Vanderhoof, Isaac, w s Hanchett, s Chicago. Ward, Allen, cor Railroad and Clay. Weller, Charles, e s Monroe, s Chicago. Books and Stationery Davis, D. H., 52 W. Chicago. Ryder, G. E., 18 W. Chicago. . Boots and Shots. Bailey, H. C., 40 W. Chicago. Drake, H. J., 20 W. Ch icago. Fisk, S. W., 34 W. C hicago. Flandermeyer, F. W. • 24 W. Chicago. Flandermeyer, H. H. , 10; W. Chicago. Flynn, John T., over 23 W. Chicago. Pratt, J. F. & Bro. , 6 W. Chieagn• �COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. Stokes, James, s s Chicago, bet Clay and Jackson. Van Antwerp & Co., w s Monroe, s Chicago. Bracket Manufacturer. Goodell, L. J., 86 W. Chicago. Brewery. City Brewery, George Kappler, Proprietor. Broom Manufacturer. Barber, A., s w cor Chicago and Hanchett. Building Castings. Titus, L. B., n w cor Chicago and H udson. Building Stone. Andemn, J. & Son, 78 W. Chicago. Kent, Wm. A . , Chicago st, 1st door east of Courthouse. Candy Manufacturers. Hunter, C. F. & Son, .58 W. Chicago. Myers & Greenwood, 29 W. Chicago. Snook, J. W. & Co., 51 W . Chicago. Wharton & Co., 37 W. Chicago. Card-Rack Manufacturers. Winchester & Whitcomb, n s Chicago west. Carpenters and Builders. Ru4sell, B. T. , s s Chicago, w Clay. 8 3 Saxton, E. B., s s Chicago, w Clay. Sherman, A . A., w s Jackson, s Chicago. Carpets. Van Ness, C., 12 W. Chicago. Woodward, Barber & Co., 14 W. Chicago. Carpet Weavers. Bennett, Mrs. Mary, s w cor Chicago and Hanehett. Collar, H. H., 20 Harrison. Mannerow, John, s s H o a c r, e Jefferson or Carroll. Carriage Manufacturers. Burt, R. J., 100 W. Ch;cago. Hawks, J. M., e s Hudson, s Chicago. Jucket & Egeleston, 102 W. Chic -go. McIntyre & Eaton, 102 W. Chicago. Philbrick, A. A., s w cor Chicago and Jackson. Pratt, Calvin, s e cor Chicago and Hudson. Scovill, Lyman, & Co., e s Hanchett, s of Chicago. Sherman, N. W., f. s Chicago, bet Clay and Jackson. Carriage Painters. (See Painters.) Abbott, Alexander, over 100 W. Chicago. Bowerman, T. I L , over 102 W. Chicago. Hart & Morchonsio, Ccor Chicago awl Hudson. Stephens, R. K , s w cor Chicago and Jackson. �84 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Carriage Trimmers. Abbott, Alexander, over 100 W. Chicago. Luxmore, S. R., s .w cor Chicago and Jackson. Randall, F. R., over 102 W. Chicago. ChiWrens' Sleigh Manufacturers. Stevens & Co., s e cor Division and the railroad. China, Glass, and Queensware. Cook, DeWitt, No. 2 Seely block, Chicago st. Johnson, Thos., 49 W. Chicago. Milnes, H. & Son, .56 W. Chicago. Milnes & Vanderhoof, 47 W. Chicago. Ray, H. & Son, 11 W. Chicago. Smith & Brother, 23 W. Chicago. Cicrarbox Manufacturers. Atkins, Gilbert & Co., w s Clay, 2d door s Chicago, brick block. Cigar Manufacturers. (See Tobacco and Cigars.) American Cigar Co., 33 W. Chicago. Rogers & Faurot, n w cor Chicago and Hanchett. Clothing. (See Merchant Tailors.) Ha Ited, L. D., 19 W. Chicago. Rosenbaum, N., 22 W. Chicago. Sloman, Louis, 26 W. Chi .ago. Smith, P. V. & Co., 9 W. Cl .ago. Wood, John D . & Co., 4.61W. Chicago. Confectionery, Fruits, Etc. Hunter, C. F. & Son, 53 W. Chicago. Myers & Greenwood, 29 W. Chicago. Snook, J. W. & Co., 51 W. Chicago. Wharton & 3 7 W. Chicago. Cooperage. Baker, H. W., 13 E. Pearl. Calkins, Johnson & Co., Rose at, w Jae -son, and n w cor Pearl and Jefferson. Gilmore, Eli, s s Chicago, w Mill. Johnson, C. AV., s e cor Chicago and Mill. Thompson, A . E., e s Jefferson; e Pearl. Visel, Christian, s a Chicago, w Mill at. Dentists. Andrews, W. L . , Nos. .5 and 6 Seely's block, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. Baker, Dr. Hiram, over 18 W. Chicag,.. Goodrich, L. H., s e cor Chicago and Monroe. Woolley, J. H., over 21 W. Chicago. Dining Hall. Weller, Charles, e s Monroe, Chicago. Dispatch Fast Freight Line. .Merchants', Wm. R. Fo...ter agent, Nos. 9 aitd 10 Seely's lilock, up stairs. Dressmakers. Billingsley, Mrs. & o v e r 54 W. Chicago. �COLD-WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Blount, Miss M. A., w s Monroe, sChicago. Bushnell & Crippen, No. 2 Southern Michigan Hotel block, Chi- • cago st. Champion, Mrs. M., s e cor Chicago and Hanchett. Franklin, Mrs. L . M., over 9 W. Chicago. Hannahs, Mrs. K. L., over 41 W. Chicago. Travis, Mrs. R. C., over 13 W. Chicago. Druggist:. Clarke, E. R. & Co., n e cur Chicago and Monroe. Culver, E. & Sons, 42 W. Chicago. Dorranee & Gregory, s w cot- Chicago and Monroe. Whedon, .Charles & Son, 5 W. Chicago. Dry Goods. Allen, W. S., 21 W. Chicago. Dickinson, Webb & Co., 7 W. Chicago. Rod man B. & Bros., 13 W. Chicago. Shively, J. W., 15 W. Chicago. Spaulding, C. A . & Co., 41 W. Chicago. Van Ness, C., 12 W. Chicago. Woodward, Barber & Co., 14 W. Chicago. Edge Tool Manufacturer. Burns, Wm. C., e s Hudson, s Chicago. Engine Builder. Merrill cfc Stevens, s e cur Division and the railroad. 8 5 Express Company. United States, .y.c—r.-114:44-krit,re Manager, w s Monroe, n Chicago. Fancy Goods. Blye Brothers, 35 W. Chicago. Ftillick, Miss Lizzie, 44 W. Chicago. Farriers. Button, John F., 26 N. Hanchett. Ives, I . C., n w cor Pearl and Clay. Feed and Boarding Stable. Johnson, C. G., e s Hanchett, n Chicago. Flour and Feed. Colvin, Hunticv & Co., s e cor Chicago and "Hanchett. Flouring Mills. Clarke, K R., south end Mill st. Diamond Mills, Colvin, Huntley and Co. Proprietors, Chicago st, nr western city limits. Star Mills, Harrison and Foland Proprietors, south end Jackson street. Foreign Passage and Exchange. Dennis and Starr, n w cot. Chicago and Monroe, Coldwater Nation: al Bank. Foundries. Merrill and Stevens, s e cor Division and the railroad. Titus, L. B., n w cot- Chicago and Hudson. �86 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Furniture. Blodgett and Brown, 13 and 15 Monroe, south of Chicago. Harris, Brainard and Co., w s Monroe, s Washington. Moulton and Dickinson, 43 W. Chicago. - Gas Company. Coldwater Gaslight Co., 80 W. Chicago. Gas and Steam Fitters. LaForce and Fonda, 72 W. Chicago. Mansell, George, 74 W. Chieago. Gents' Furnishing Goods. Fisk, S. W., 34 W. Chicago. Halsted, L. D., 19 W. Chicago. Rosenbaum, N., 22 W. Chicago. Sloman, Louis, 26 W. Chicago. Smith, F. V. and Co., 9 W. Chicago. Wood, John D. and Co., 46 W. Chicago. Grain Cradle Manufacturer. Duesler, Daniel, e s Hudson, s Chicago. Culver, E. and Sons, 42 W. Chicago Dickinson, Webb and Co., 7 W. Chicago. Dorranee and Gregory, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Johnson, Thos., 49 W. Chicago. Mines, H . and Son, 56 W. Chicago. Milues and Vanderhoof, 47 W. Chicago. Moore, B. R., 1 W. Chicago. Ray, H. and Son, 11 W. Chicago. Smith and Brother, 23 W. Chicago. Truesdell, J . T. and Son, basement No. 2, Southern Michigan Hotel block, Chicago st. Ward, Allen, cor Clay and Railroad. Warren, J. H. D., 8 W. Chicago. Gunsmith. Gage, Wm. M., 21 Monroe, s Chicago. Hack Lines. Carney, John B., Bridge House. Jones, C . B., s w cor Public Square. Green House. Brown, Dr. H. F., w s Marshall, s County Fair Grounds. Handle Manufacturers. Hawks, J. M., e s Hudson, s Chicago. Jackson, W. A., s s Parkhurst avel' w Grand st. Groceries and Provisions. Clarke, E . R . and Co., n e cor Chicago and Monroe. Colvin, Huntley and Co., s e cor Chicago and hanchett. Cook, DeWitt, No. 2 Seely block, Chicago st, Hard ware. Chandler, A . and Sons, 38 W. Chicago. Knapp. ,T. B., 17 W. Chicago. Nettleton, Daniel, 45 W. Chicago. Nye, H. S., w s Monroe, s Chicago. �C O L D WAT E R C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. Hats and Caps. Fisk, S. W., 34 W. Chicago. Elalsted, L. D., 19 W. Chicago. mith, F. V. and Co., 9 W. Chicago. Horse Collar Manufacturers. niandler, A . and Suns, 38 W. Chicago. Hotels. Bolster's Hotel, W. A. Bolster Proprietor, Monroe st, opp L. S. & M. S. R. R. depot. Bridge House, Thonms J. Bridge, Proprietor, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Myers House, J. S. Myers, Proprietor, east side Mon re, opp depot. Oriental Hotel, A. Cooper Proprietor, n e cor Chicago and Morse. Southern Michigan Hotel, F. L. Warren and Co. Proprietors, n w cor Public Square. Taylor's Exchange, John Cole Proprietor, 90 W. Chicago. Tremont House, S. Paddock Proprietor, Chicago st, at west city limits. Ice Dealers. Chapman, D., office at Myers and Greenwood's New l ' o r k Brewery. Gray, L. M., s s Harrison, bet Hanchett and Clay. Insurance Agents. Cri_ppen, P. H., No. 2 Southern Michigan Hotel block, Chicago street. Dennis and Starr, n w cor Chicago 8 7 and Monroe, Coldwater National Bank. Dorrance A. A., s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Etheridge, T. C., over 7 W. Chicago. Foster, Wm. R., Nos. 9 and 10 Seely's block, up stairs. Montague, J. H., over 19 W. Chicago. Starr, Charles, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. Insurance Companies. (Accident.) Travelers' o f Hartford, W . R . Foster Agent, 9 Seely's block, up stairs. Travelers' of Hartford, Conn., J. H. Montague, Agent, over 19 W. Chicago. (Fire.) /Etna, of Hartfbrd, W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seely's block, up stairs. Agricultural, o f Watertown, N. Y., P. H . Crippen, Agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. Almenia, of Pittsburg, Pa., J. H. Montague, Agent, over 19 W. Chicago. American, of Chicago, Ill., J. H. Montague, Agent, over 19 W. Chicago. Atlantic and Pacific, of Chicago. Ill., P. H . Crippen, Agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. City o f Providence, R. I., A A . Dorranee, Agent, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Clay, of Newport, Ky., A . A . Dorrance, Agent, s w C h i cago and Monroe. Detroit, of Detroit, Mich., (Fire and Marine,) T. C. Etheridge, Agent, over 7 W. Chicago. �88 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY A: CO.'S Farmers' Mutual Fire, of Branch Co., Mich., Ashel Brown, President and Treasurer, J. C. Pierce, Secretary. Franklin, o f Philadelphia, Pa., Dennis and Starr, Agents, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. German American, o f N. Y., W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seely's block, up stairs. Germania, of N. Y. , W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seelv's block, up stairs. Girard, o f Philadelphia, A . A . Dorrance, Agent, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Glens Falls, of New York, J. H. Montague, Agent, over 19 W. Chicago. Globe, o f Chicago. Ill.. A . A . Dorrance, Agent, s w cor Chicago and Monroe. Hanover, o f New York, T. C. Etheridge, Agent, over 7 W. Chicago. Home, of New York, Dennis and Starr, Agents, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. Humboldt, of Newark, N. J., P. H. Crippen, Agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. London and Liverpool, and Globe, of England, W . R . Foster, Agent., 9 Seel v's block, up stairs. Manhattan, o f New York, T. C. Etheridge, Agent over 7 W. _ Chicago. National, of Philadelphia. Pa., P. H. Crippen, Agent. Southern Michigan Hotel block. Michigan State, of Adrian, Mich.. T. C. Etheridge, Agent, over 7 W. Chicago. National, of Hartford, T. C. Etheridge, Agent, over 7 W. Chicago. Niagara, of N. Y., W. R. Foster. 11 Agent, 9 Seely's Hock, up stairs. North British and Mercantile, of London and Edinburgh, T. C. Etheridge, Agent, over 7 W. Chicago. Orient, of Ha rtfoorol, W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seely's block, upstairs. Pennsylvania, o f Phil.. Pa., W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seely's block, up stairs. Pluknix, o f Brooklyn, N . Y., T. C. Etheridge, Agent, over 7 W. Chicago. Ph(Pnix, of Hartfbrd. W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seely's block, up stairs. Springfield, of Springfield. Mass., Dennis and Starr Agents, n w cor Chicago and Monroe. State, o f Lansing. Mich., J. H . Montague, Agent, over 19 W. Chicago. The Traders, o f Chicago, Ill_ A. A. Dorrance, Agent, s w cor Chicago-) and Monroe. lino-irwriter's Agency, o f N. Y., W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seely's block, up stairs. Watertown. of Watertown, N. Y., P. H . Crippen, Agent, Southern Michigan Hotel block. Westchester, of New Rochelle, N. Y., A. A. Dorrance, Agent, s w car Chicago and Monroe. (Life.) Connecticut Mutual, of Hartford, W. R. Foster, Agent, 9 Seely's block, up stairs. Michigan Mutual, o f Detroit, Mich., C. N. . Agent Mutual Benefit,'jebg New Jersey, T. C. Etheridge. Agent, over 7 W. Chicago. Mutual, o f New York, Charles Starr, Arent, n w car Chicago and Monroe. �COLDWATER C I T Y D I R E C T O RY. Republic, of Chicago, Ill., J. H. Monta:lie, Agent, over 19 W. Chicago. Jewelers. (See Watches, Clocks, etc.) Justices of the Peace. Etheridge, T. C., office over 7 W. Chicago. Purinton, David B., over 38 W. Chicago. Root, Roland, over 16 W. Chicago. Webb, B. C., over 5 W. Chicago. Ladies' Furnishing Goods. Blve Brothers, 35 W. Chicago. Roth & Freedman, 39 W. Chicago. Lap Window Shade Manufacturers. Winchester & Whitcomb, n s Chicago west. Leather and Findings. Bailey, H. C., 40 W. Chicago. Flandermeyer, H. H., 16 W. Chicago. Flandermeyer, F. W., 24 AV. Chicago. Prati., J. F. & Bro., 6 W. Chicago. Lime, Plaster, Etc. Lanphere, A., 64 W. Chicago. MeLatie, Winfield, e 8 Monroe, s Pearl. Linseed Oil Mannfileturers. Harris &. Foland, south end Jackson 8t. 8 9 Livery, Sale, and Feed Stables. (See Feed and Boarding Stables.) Hall, J. C., Monroe, nr Bolster's Hotel. Ide, R. A., e s Monroe, s Pearl. Jones, C. B., Division, fronting Public Square. McKesson, A. D., e s Hanchett, s Chicago. Lumber Dealers. Firth, Wm. H . , s e cor Monroe and Pearl. Kent, John, s s Chicago, bet Division and Hudson. Lan phere, A., 64 W. Chicago. McLane, Winfield, e s Monroe, s Pearl. Noyes, 0. G., e s Hanchett, n Chicago. Smith, H. T., s w cor Chicago and Jay. Machine Shop. Merrill & Stevens, s e cor Division and the railroad. Marble Works. Anderson, J. & Son, 78 W. Chicago. Kent, Win. A , Chicago st, first door east of Courthouse. Meat Markets. Cook, T. J., Monroe, opp Postoffice. Hurley & Cook, 10 W. Chicago. Mikes & Smith, 54 W. ( %kap. Watson, Robert, e s Alonroe, s Chicago. Merchant Tailors. (See Clothing. Rosenbaum, N., 22 W. Chicago. �90 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Smith, F. V. &. Co., 9 W. Cii cao-o. 6 ; 'Wood, John D . & Co., 46 IV. Chicago. Millinery. Berry, Mrs. J. A., s e cot. Chicago and Hanchett. Blve Brothers, 35 W. Chica7o. Foland, Mrs. M. A., over 20 W. Chicago. Fullick, Miss Lizzie, 44 W. Chicago. Smith, Mrs. J. L., s s Chicago, e Division. Vincent, Mrs. S. M., over 54 W. Chicago. News Depot. Ryder, G. E., 18 AV. Chicago. Newspapers. (Weekly.) The Coldwater Reporter, W. H. Hull, Publisher, over 41 W. Chicago. The Coldwater Republican, A. J. Aldrich & Co., Publishes, Noyes' block, n e cor Chicago and Hanchett. Notaries Public. Barlow, H. H., second floor Seely block, n s Chicago st. Rouen, A. A., 31 AV. Chicago. B men, W. J., 31 W. Chicago. t_ lark, 0. Scott, 31 W. Chicago. Fuller, E. G., over 7 W. Chicago. Kitchel, S, B., u e cur Chicago and Monroe. Loveridge, N . P. , second floor Seely block, n $ Chicago st. *Morgan, F. E., s 0 cur Chicago and Monroe. Shipman, J. B., u e cor Chicago and Monroe. Skeels, Frank L., over 26 W. Chicago. Thompson, David, Seely's block, n w cur Chicago and M:mroe. Thornton, C. E., No. 4 second floor Seely's block. Wilson, L . T., Nos 7 and 8 second floor, Seely's block. Wright, C. D., Nos. 7 and 8 second floor, Seely's block. Painters. (See Carriage Painters.) Arthur, J . F. , w s Marshall, n Taylor. Bellamy, Silas C., 19 Hull. Clark, I. M., n w col. Hudson and Pierce. Maxwell, Wyman, n s east end Cutter ave. Peddlers' Supplies. Vance, T. H., n s Chicago, w of the fmndry. Snyder & Keller, Monroe, opp Postothee. Photographs. Baker, Dr. Hiram, over 18 W. Chicago. Cornwell, C. T., over 46 W. ChiTreipapg°.,James, over No. 22 W. Chicago. Physicians and Surgeons. Alger, I. P., s e cot- Marshall and Church. Baker, Miss S. F., over 39 W. Chicago. Beech, .1. H . , a e cor Public Square. �COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. Bennett & Lovewell, over 15 W. Chicago. Cushman, J. M., s e cor Chicago and Hanchett. Cutter, S. S., n e cor Chicago and Monroe. Kent, Mrs. J. Benson, a s Chicago, s Long, J. M., over 31 W. Chicago. Marsh, L . C., s s Chicago, bet Clay and Jackson. Powers & Burdick, over 42 W. Chicago. Smith, C. E., over 31 W. Chicago. Smith, Ci'eorge K . , over 21 W . Chicago, Townsend, H. B., n w cor Chicago and Morse. Vincent, D. B., n s Washington, w Monroe. Whitford, G. L., over 3 W. Chicago. Pianos and Organs. Sawdey, R. C., 48 W. Chicago, Pictures and Picture Frames, Davis, D. H., .52 W. Chicago. Ryder, G. E., 18 W. Chicago. Planing Mills. Atkins, Gilbert I t Co., w s o n ' , 2d door north of Chicago, brick bits k. Ball Bros. & Shires, n w cor Chicago and Clay. Plumber. Mansell, George, 74 W. Chicago. Portrait Pakter. Handing, S. S., over 46 W. Chicago. , 91 Printers. (Book and Job.) Aldrich, A . J . & Co., Noyes' block, n e cor Chicago and Hanchett. Hull, W. H., over 41 AV. Chicagt— Produce Dealers. Burr, C. H., Monroe, opp Post- office. Fairbanks, C . w s Monroe, a Chicago. Tripp, D. B.. n w cor Monroe and Pearl, Wolcott, J. S., w s Monroe a Cliicago. Pumps. Lat'orce & Fonda, 72 W. Chicago. Lanph ere, A., 64 W. Chicago. Mansell, George, 74 W. Chicago. Real Estate Agents. Gregory, J . J., a w cor Chicago and Monroe. Montague, J. IL, over 19 W. Chicago. Nichols, P. P., over 7 W. Chicago, Railroad Ticket Agent. Foster, Wm. R., Nos. 9 and 10 Seely's block, up stairs. Root Beer Man ufaet urers. Vernon kir Co., 4 N. Hanchett. Saddle and Harness Makers. Gibbs & Johnson, e a Monroe, s Chicago. Holmes, David, over 41 AV. Chicago. Parrish, T. M., 3 IV. Chic:igo. �92 M I C H ' , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Saddlery Hardware. I Chandler, A. St: Sons, 38 W. Chicat,,ro• Safes. Sawdev, R. C, 48 W. Chicago. Sale and Training Stable. Clapp, James W. , Chicago, opp Jackson, near Sherman House Stand. Saloons. Bridge House, w s Monroe, s Chicago. Condon, Michael, w s Monroe, s Chicago, and 23 Monroe st. Grosse, Andrew, s s Clark, opp Depot. Henning, Anthony, w s Monroe s ('hicago. Henning, Joseph, u e cor Chicago and Clay, Reik, Melchior, a s Chicago, w Han chett. Sash, Door, and Blind Manufacturers. Atkins, Gilbert & Co., w s Clay, -d door north of Chicago brick block. Ball Bros. Shires, n w cor Chicago and Clay. Saw Mill. Kent, John, office e s Chicago, bet Division and Hudson. 'sewing Machines. Grover tit Baker, A. G. Stevens, Agent, Southern M i c h i g a n Bank block, Monroe st. Howe, M. A. Crippen, agent, No. 2 Southern Michigan H o t e l block, Chicago st. Singer, G. S. Comstock, Manager, 48 W. Chicago. Wheeler & W i l -m M . A. Ay •res re Agent, over 49W. Chicago. Stave and Heading ManufacturCalkins, Johnson & Co., Rose st., w a Jackson. Stoves and Tinware. Chandler, A. & Sons, 38 W. Chicago. Knapp, J. B., 17 W. Chicago. Xettleton, Daniel, 4.5 W. Chicago. Nye, H. S., w s Monroe, s Chicago. Spoke Manufacturer. Hawkins, J . M., e a Hudson, s Chicago. Spring Bed Manfacturer. Atkins, Gilbert & Co., w a Clay, 2d door north of Chicago brick block. Tan teries. Flandenneyer Bro. & Carls, Jefferson st, south of the Railroad. Pratt & Allen, s s Pearl, bet Fremont anti Polk. Wildman, e a Jay, s the Race. Telegraph Company. 1Vt,tern IThiou Telegraph and Alonev Order Offic,, at L. S. ct M. S. t r y passenger dt pot, that of Monroe st, L. L . Johnson, Manager. �COLD WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Tobacco and Cigars (See Cigar Manufacturers.) Allen, A., 20 W. Chicago. American Cigar Co., 33 W. Chicago. Elliott, M. E., 68 W. Chicago* 9 3 Wall Paper. Clarke, E. R. & Co., n e cor Chi cage and Munroe. Davis, D. H., 52 W. Chicago. Ryder, G. E., 18 W. Chicago. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, Undertakers, Bassett, L. M., 48 W. Chicago. Hall, R. E. & Son, 18 W. Chicago. Reed, R. M., 50 W. Chicago. Blodgett & Brown, 13 and 15 Monroe, south of Chicago. .Nloulton ciL Dickinson, 43 W. Chicago. Wheelbarrow and Scraper Man. ufacturer. Upholsterer. Goodell, L. J., 86 W. Chicago, Wagon Maker. (See Carriage Manufacturers.) Stevens & Co., s e cor Division and the railroad. Wines and Liquors. Elliott, M. E., 68 W. Chicago. Hill. J. L., s w cor Chicago and Clay. Warren, F. L., 62 W. Chicago. �COLDWATERCITYDIRECTORY. 1874—.5. I Miscellaneous Directory. $T11EZTSAND AVZNUES. Abbott Avenue, south of the Fair Ground, from Marshall east to Morse, opened from Marshall to Hudson. Alden, fiairth north o f Chicago, from Grand east to Morse. Bennett, second east o f Carroll, (not opened.) towen, (not opened,) Et continuatiop of Canal, south. nurdick aye, first east of Sprague, (not opened.) Canal, continuation of Polk, southeast to Bowen. Carroll. a continuation o f South Jefferson to city limits. Central, ( not opened, second north of Cutter ave, from Morse east. Charles, n o r t h o f H e n r y, ( n o t opened: Chicago, t h e principal business street in the city, extends front east to west c i t y limits, and is., divided b y D iv is io n s t , i n East and West Chicago st. Church, first n o r t h o f Chic frian Division east to Morse. Clark. first south o f the railr( from Carroll, S . Jefferson, east to Bennett. Clay, second west of Monroe ;i1C elay, from Chicago t o Grand S. Clay from Chicago t o cit Clinton ave.. first north of Tayl from Grand west to Clay. Colvin, west t o Munson, ( n opened., Crippen, a short street east ofC roll o r Jefferson, from (71a south to Hoo �C C L D W I T E R C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. tter aye, first north of Chicago, leorn Morse east to city limits. ugherty, first east o f Morse, 'rum Chicago north t o Cutter rye. vision, first east o f Monroe, i-oin Church south to Railroad, tnd from the railroad southwest :u Clay. in, east of Jefferson, from Chiago south to the railroad. ederick, (not opened,) t h i r d north of Cutter ave, from Morse east. emout, third west of Clay; N. Fremont, from Chicago to Parkhurst aye; S. Fremout, from Chicago south. rard, east o f Sprague, from Smith north t o Seely, n o t opened.) •and, first west o f Marshall, from Church northwest through city limits. reen, a short street between Fremont and Pierson, from Henry north. rotto, first west o f Osage, (not opened.) anehett, first west o f Monroe; S. Hanehett, from Chicago to Pearl; N. Hanchett, from Chicago to Grand. .arrisou, first north of Chicago, •from Hanchett west to Fremont. .enry, first north o f Chicago, from Fremont west to Hudson, and second north o f Chicago, front Fremont east to Pierson. lerhert, ( not op( ) a continuation of Liberty east to Morse. Looker, first south of Clark, from Carroll S . Jefferson,) east to Bennett. ludson, first east of Division ; S. Hudson, from Chicago to the railroad ; N. Hudson, from Chi- 9 5 cago north to city limits, opened. to Abbott ave. Hull, first north of Church, from Division east to Morse. Jackson, first west of Clay, from Chicago south to Race. Jay, fifth west of Clay, from Chicago south to city limits. Jefferson, second east of Division; N. Jefferson, from Chicago to Pierce; S. Jefferson, from Chicago south to the railroad, and then south, known as Carroll street. Lanphere, north o f Henry, not opened. Liberty, first north o f Montgomery, from Grand to Marshall. Lincoln, a short street east of Jeffers, n, from Chicago to Pearl. Marshall, first east of Grand. is a continuation of. North Division to city limits. McClellan, east o f Morse, from Smith to Seely. Mill, first west of Jay, from Chicago south. Monroe, first west of Division ; S. Monroe, from Chicago to the railroad, and North Monroe, from Chicago to Grand. Montgomery, first north of Alden, from Grand east to Morse. Morse, first east of Jefferson, from Chicago north to city limits. Munson, first west of Polk, from Chicago north to Lan phere. Oral, (not opened, ) third south of the railroad, from Clay west to Osage. Orien, ( not opened,) first south of the railroad, from Clay west to Grotto. Orient. (not opened, second south of the Railroad, from Clay west - t o Jay. �96 B U R C H . , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Orsay, first west o f Grotto, (not opened.) Osage, first west o f Oural, ( n o t opened.) Oural, first west o f Clay, f r o m Orion south t o O r a l , ( n o t opened.) Parkhurst ave, first north of Clinton aye, f r o m G r a n d west t o Fremont. Pearl, first south of Chicago, from Jay on the w e t , to Sprague on the east, and divided by Division into East and West Pearl. Peckham, a s h o r t street t h i r d south of Chicago, from Monroe west to Clay. Perkins, second north o f the railroad, f r o m D i v i s i o n east t o Sprague. Pierce,. t h i r d n o r t h o f Chicago from Grand east to Morse. Polk, fourth west o f Clay ; N . Polk, f r o m Chicago north; 6. Polk, from Chicago south. Race, near the railroad, from Clay, west to Rose. Railroad st, first north of, anl par- allel with Vie railroad, from Division (a.4, Rose ave, first east o f Wright, (not opened.) Rose, st, a continuation of Race to Jay. Seely, ( not opened,) fourth north of Cutter ave, from Morse east. Smith, second n o r t h o f Chicago, from Morse east to city Fruits. Sprague, first of east of Elm, from Chicago south to city limits, and from Cutter ave north, opened to Smith. Taylor, second north of Chicago, from Pierson east to Marshall. Walnut, second w e s t o f C l a y, from Chicago south. Washington, ( East and West,) 2d south of Chicago; E . Washington, f r o m D i v i s i o n t o Sprague ; W. Washington, from Division to Clay, and from Walnut to Polk. Williams, third north of Chicago, from Pierson east to Clay. Wright, second east o f Morse, opened from Chicago north to Cutter ave. WARDS, T H E I R L O C AT I O N A N D BOUNDARIES. The c i t y i s diyi(1,41 i n t o f o u r Wards, v i z . : F i r s t , Second, Third, a n d Fourth, t h e First consisting of the southeast, the Second th,? northeast, the Third the northwest, anti t h e Fourth the southwest portions o f the city. The following streets make the division i n t o wards, a n d form their inner boundaries : The First Ward is separated from the `4.‘cond by East Chicago st, 12 east, southeast t o c i t y limits, forming the north boundary of the First, and the s(,oth hound. ary of the Sveond Wards ; The Second f r o m t h e T h i r d by Grand st, sou t beast t, DiViStOn ; thence Division south t o Chicago, forming the west boundary of the Second, a n d the east boundary of the Third Wards; The Third from t h e Fourth by by West Chicago st, west northwest to city limits, forming the �COLD WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. south boundary o f the Third, and the north boundary of the Fourth Wards. The Fourth from the First, by South Monroe st, to the south side of the L. S. & M. S. R. R., thence along the road west to Clay, thence Clay south to south city limits, tbrming the west boundary of the First, and the east boundary o f the Second Wards. (Wards.) The First consists of all that portion of the city lying south of the boundary between the First and Second Wards, and east of the boundary between the First and Fourth Wards. 9 7 The Second Ward consists of all that portion o f the city lying north of the boundary between the First and Second Wards, and east o f the boundary between the Second and Third Wards. The Third Ward consists o f all that portion o f the city lying west of the boundary between the Second and Third Wards, and north o f the boundary between the Third and Fourth Wards. The Fourth Ward consists of all that portion o f the city lying south of the boundary between the Third and Fourth Wards, and west o f the boundary between t h e F i r s t and Fourth Wards, C I T Y G O V E R N M E N T. (Council Chambers e s Monroe, bet Chicago and Pearl.) Mayor—John R. Champion. 241 Ward—Theodore C. EtheTreasurer—Willard J. Bowen. ridge. Collector and Marshall—Alfred 3d Ward—Allen Tibhits. Thompson. 4th Ward—David S. Williams. Recorder—Charles L. Truesdell. Constables. Street Commissioner—John M . 1st Ward—Spencer Birdsell. Saunders. 2d Ward—John Ray. Supervisors. 3d Ward—Lansing M. Gray. 1st Ward—David N. Green. 4th Ward—Isaac Bair. F I R E D E P A R T M E N T. Wm. B. Foster, Chief Engineer ; Monroe, bet Chicago and Pearl. First Assistant, Bart Tibbits ; Undine, hand engine, No. 2, e s Second Assistant, Warren Blye. Monroe, bet Chicago and Pearl. Steamer City o f Coldwater, e s Rough and Ready, Hook and LadMonroe, bet Chicago and Pearl, der Company, e s Monroe, but Peter Stoddard, eng neer. Chicago and Pearl. Excelsior, hand engine, No. 1, e s �I 98 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E R Y & CO.'S BRANCH COUNTY OFFICERS. Circuit Judge—Edwin W. Keightley. County Clerk—Francis. M. Bissell. Deputy County Clerk—A. M . Stearns. Judge Probate—David N. Green. Register o f Deeds—Daniel A . Douglas. Circuit Court Commissioners— Charles D. Wright, Ezra Berry. Prosecuting Attorney—Frank L. Skeels. 1 Treasurer—Lorin P. \AIleox. County Sheritf—L. B. Johnson. Coroner--Chas. H. Lovewell. County Superintendent of Schools' —M. D. Campbell. County Surveyor—John H. Bennett. Superintendents o f the Poor—A. S. Glessner, Derrick Cors:,,L, Rodney K. Dwadell. M I C H I G A N S TAT E P U B L I C SCHOOL F O R D E PENDENT CHILDREN. The buildings are located at. the north end of Morse st. M r Zelotes Truesdel, Superintendent. Miss Emma A. Hall. Matron. M Miss Pettit, Cottage Manager. Miss Welch, " D . M r s . . , L , a r rd o Mrs. Safford, it M r s . DeMott, " s . Cross. M i s s Johns,m, Teacher. i s s .Atichison, 6 4 4 Irish, 4 Miss G. Blackman, Clerk and Stewd . it SCHOOL D E P A R T M E N T. nur of Clay and Taylor sts. BOARD OF EDUCATION. The Fourth Ward School buildJohn H. Beech, Moderator. ing is located bet‘v..-en Chicago Theodore C. Etheridge, Robert F. and Pearl sts, and between Polk Mockeridge, David Thompson, and Jay sts. Hosea B . Townsend, George Starr, Directors. I NST RI- C T ° PS. D. Remiss. M. A.. Superin endent. Union School Buildings. C. T. Beaty, B. A., Principal. Central School buildings are loca- Miss Mary 31. MeMechan, Preted on the south side of Pearl, ceptress High School. between Division and Hudson Ms.. L. A. W. Stevens, Assistant stri-ets. 1 i n High School. The Third Ward School building Miss Estelle J. Orr, Grammar De. is located on the northeast corpartment. �COLDWATER CITY DIRECTORY. Miss R. J. Darrow, First Intermediate, Fourth Ward. Miss J. E. Lawrence, Second Primary. Mrs. F. Card, Second Primary Third Ward. Miss L. Day, Second Intermediate. Fourth Ward. Miss Hattie M. Hopkins, First Intermediate. Miss F. J. Burns, First Intermediate. Miss Hattie C. Moss, First Intermediate, Third Ward. Miss Fran.: M . Wendell, Grammar Department. 9 9 Mrs. F. D. V. Bolster, Second Intermediate Department. Miss Annie E. Howe, Second Intermediate, Third Ward. Miss L. Branch, Second Intermediate Department. Miss Nellie L . Orr, Second Primary, Fourth Ward. Miss Frances E . Vincent, First Priniarv. Miss L. A. Mii'bourn, First Primary. Mists-M. L. Wright, First Primary, Third Ward. Miss M. E. Legg, First Primary, Fourth Ward. - I N C O R P O R AT E D I N S T I T U T I O N S . American Cigar Co., W e s t Chicago st. Organized l capital, 630,000 ; L . M. Wing, President ; Geo. Starr, V i c e President and Treasurer; B. S. Tibbits, Secretary. Coldwater aslight Co., 80 W. Chicago st. Organized 1860 ; capital, $40,000; J. G. Parkhurst, President; R. M. Wilder, Secretary and Superintendent; Willard J. Bowen, Treasurer. Coldwater National Bank, n w cur Chicago and Monroe. Organized 1865; capital, 8100,000 ; surplus, $.0,000; H e n r y 0.. Lewis, President ; David B . Dennis, Vice President ; George Starr, Cashier. Farmers' Mutnal Fire Ins. Co., of Branch Co., o f f i c e over 5 W. Chicago st. Organized 1863; Ashel Brown, President and Treasurer ; J. C. Pierce, Secretary. Southern Michigan Natal Bunk, SeCOT (:hicago and .lonroc st. Organized 1871 ; capital and ; I ) . Randall, c . G. Lure, Vice 1'rt..sidi:111.; I . . E . RAILROADS. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern 1.instiyid. m u i Railroad, passeiwer and freight R . it., in(4,n,, depots south end Monroe st. i M i c e tiver 9 W. ( it t . �100 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO'S. N E W S PA P E R S . The C o l d w a t e r Republican, Coldwat,A. R:porter, ( Week( Weekly, ) A. J. Aldrich & Co., ly, I V. H. Hull, Publisher. Publishers. C E M E T E R Y. Oakweo4 Cemetery, west end Chicago st. PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, Etc. iwtrd A r m o v, Noyes. Champion's Block, s e cor Chicago and Hanehett. Block, n e cor Chicago and City Council Rooms, e s Monroe, Hanchett. bet Chicago and Pearl. Masonic H a l l , s w cor Public Fourth Ward School, bet Polk Square. and Jay, and between Chicago Noyes' Block, n e cur Chicago and d Pearl. Ha uch ett. German Benevolent Society, Hall Odd Fellows Hall, over 19 W. over 21 W. Chicago, bet MonChicago, bet Monroe and Diroe and Division. vision. Good Templans Hall, s e cor Chi- Seek Block, n w cor Chicago and cago and Monroe. Monroe. Kibbe Block, s w cor Chicago and Seely Hall, n w cor•Chicago and Monroe. Monroe. Lewis' Art Gallery, northeast cor- Southern Michigan Bank Block, ner Chicago and Hudson sts. s e cor Chicago nail Monroe sts, Open to the Public every Sat- Southern Michigan Hotel Block. urday. n w cur Public Square. S E C R E T B E N E V O L E N T A S S O C I AT I O N S . .\. E. \ V . i \ I A o N I( '. Hall, s w cor Public Square. Coldwater Lodge, No. 260., F. & A. M. M e e t first Monday of each month. Offic,r- 1 s 7 4: rc.P.4)enhatim —AV Job Williams—S. W r. ( )l. 1:trri.--h--.1. I). ) I . 1VI,H I P. I \V. .1. �COLD WATER C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Tyre Lodge, No. 18, F. 4:t, A. M. Meet first Nuesday o f each month. Officers for 1874: David Bovee—W. M. Alfred J. Foster—S. W. Gilbert H. Taylor—J. W. R. A. Hall—Treasurer. D. B. Purinton—Secretary. W. C. Burns—Tiler. Temple, Chapter No. 21 R. A. M. Meet Wednesday evening, on, or preceding the f u l l o f t h e moon in each month. Mount Moriah Council No. 6, R. & S. M. M e e t Thursday evening, on, or preceding the full of 1 0 1 the moon in each month. Jacobs Commandery NO. 10, K. T. M e e t first Friday of' each month. ODD FELLOWS. Hall, over 19 W. Chicago st. Coldwater Lodge No. 31, I. 0. 0. F. M e e t every Tuesday evening. TEMPERANCE. Good Templars Hall, s e cor Chicago and Monroe sts. Coldwater Ludge No. 295, G. T. Meet every Monday evening. C H U R C H D I R E C T O R Y. BAPTIST. and Perkins; at present no regular pastor. First Baptist Church, n w cor Pearl and Division, Rev. W. T. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Lowry, Pastor. First M. E. Church, n e cor PubCATHOLIC. lic Square, Rev. A . A. KnanSt. Charles Catholic Church, n s pen, Pastor. Harrison, bet Clay and Pierson, PRESM-TERIAN. Rev. Cornelius Korst, Pastor. First Presbyterian Church, n e EPISCOPAL. cor Church and Marshall sts, •St. Marks' Episcopal Church, w s Rev. J. G. Jones, Pastor. Hanchett, n Chicago ; at present no rector. WESLEYAN METHODIST. LUTHERAN. Wesleyan Methodist Church, n e First Evangelical Lutheran C I , cor Hu.lson and Church sts, (Germano n w cor .J,.fi•rson Rev. II. D. Inman, Pastor. MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES. 1114. ti ()iympian and 1'liiorgaaiz,d and incorpi,rtht1iItl \ l a r e held tol for literary and scientific al 11,e 1%•iirntl Building on alporpoo, i n t o twop4 I loll. ' i c k - , hv Cavil SIWietV. �102 B U R C H . 1\ IONTC.: 0 f RA7 & CO.'S Both have been well sti.,tained during the year, and afford opportunity for extra practice in writing and speaking. A wellselected library o f about 700 volumes, (which is t o be increased), is accessible to members of the Association. Coldwater Light Guards, meet at the Light Guard Armory, over the n e cor Chicago and Hanchett sts, every Monday and Friday evenings. George H. Turner, Captain. C. L. Hunter, First 'Lieutenant. Ed. R. Root, Second Lieutenant. Frank Eaton, Orderly Sergeant. • Coldwater Light Guard Orchestra. Musical Director, 0. G. Noyes. Coldwater Light Guard Dramatic Society. Capt. Geo. H. Turner, President. Miss Ida Green, Vice President. Arthur Crippen, Secretary. Lieut. Ed. R. Root, Treasurer. H. H. Flanderm ever, Cor. Sec'y. F. Meyer, Rec. Se: c'y. E. Leudders, Treasurer. Workingmens' German Benevolent. Society. H a l l over 21 W. Chicago st. Regular meetings first. Thursday in each month. H. Gage, President. �Q L I N C X79 A thriving, incorporated village, o f about 1,500 inhabitants, i n Quincy township, Branch county. I t is on the old Chicago turnpike, just 100 miles southwest of Detroit. I t is also on the L. S. & M. S. R. R, 83 miles from Toledo, and 161 from Chicago. I t is 6 miles east of Coldwater. I t was first settled in 1833, by John Cornish, and was incorporated in 1858. I t is situated in a good farming country, well supplied with timber, and possessing an excellent soil. Grain, grass, fruit, potatoes, live-stock and wool are the chief agricultural productions, and farm produce, stock, lumber, and staves, form the principal articles of export. Quincy has a large flouring mill, a stave and heading factory, a fbundry, a newspaper—the Times, (Weekly,)—and a number of stores and mechanics' shops; also three hotels. I t is, also, in common with other Michigan villages well supplied with churches and schools. T h e U. S. Express and W. U. Telegraph Co.'s have offices here. M. M. Brown, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. A l d r m , Sutton & Co., Dealers in General Merchandise, and manufacturers of all kinds o f Coopers' Stock, Donovan & Conley block, north side Chicago st. (See advt.) B a i l e y. M. H., billiard hall and saloon, Chicago st, e of Main. Beadle, J. M., tailor, n s Chicago, e Main. Bennett, Hiram, house painter, e s Main, n Chicago. Bennett, J . C., hardware, stoves and tinware, n w cor Chicago and Main. Bennett & Sheldon, druggists, grocers, booksellers and stationers, south side Chicago st, east of Main. Bennett, William, groceries, provisions, etc., south side Chicago st, e of Main. Berry, Ezra, Attorney at Law and Justice of the Peace, s w cor Chicago and Main. Berry, Joseph, general merchao(li., s w orwr Main and Chicago. . Berry, Mrs. M. A., millinery and fancy goods, e :4 Main, s Chicago st. �104 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY ti:. co.'s COOPERAGE. Robert Welch, Manufacturer of all kinds of Tight Work, Flour Barrels, &c. Depot St., QUINCY - - - - Q u i n c y , Mich. J. W. MASON, Manufacturer of, and Dealer in Michigan. ks Whips, Saciciles,Harness, Trun9 And all Goods usually kept i n a first class shop. Carriage Trimming done to order. SL.irtiood Work a '•:peeialty. C4. 1 . K 1 N T I C M T , Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,Crockery, Glassware, And all kinds of Country Produce. South Side Chicago St.. Q u i n c y, Michigan. N. C. s r e r i m w E i t ' , -11711—: ( 3 . I P 1 : 1 1 0 1 -11-k 51P 1 1 1 1 P f Main St., N o r t h o f Chicago S t , Q u i n c y, Michigan, W,,ort2 I a n P r t p a i r r d t o di) F i r s t I s 13 W o r k , xi lAkwe,i I i i V t . a llii. �BRANCH CO. DIRECTORY. 1 0 5 Blake, George H . , Planing Mill, and Manufacturer Sash, Doors, Blinds, Parlor Brackets, Scroll Sawing, Wood Turning, etc., cor Cole and Church sts. ( See adv't.) Bowen, 0. C., physician and surgeon, bds Quincy Hotel. Brown, M . M., Postmaster, Notary Public, Ins. Agent, and dealer in Books and Stationery, north side Chicago st, near Main. (See adv't.) Brownell House, F. M. Rustine, proprietor, n w cor Chicago and Maiden Lane. Bundy, Alonzo, wagonmaker, s s Chicago st, e Main. Casewell, L. D., lime, plaster, etc., north end Depot st. Clark, B., Attornew at Law, s w cor Chicago and Main. Clark & Reed, millinery and dressmaking, n s Chicago st, w of Main. Clark, Thomas, proprietor Quincy Hotel, and livery and feed stable, north side Chic go st. Culver, Paul J., cooper shop, Maiden Lane, north of Chicago st. D a i l e y, A. E., meat market, s e cor Chicago and Main. Dean, George W. , Blacksmith and Carriage Manufacturer, n e cor Main and Orange. (See adv't.) Detroit Fire a n d M a r i n e Ins. Co., M. M. Brown, Agent, Postotlice, Chicago st. D o n m e y e r, Isaac W., Proprietor Quincy Flouring Mills, Maiden Lane, north Chicago st. (See adv't.) Donovan Edmonson, lumber dealers, n e cor Chicago st and Maiden Lane. Evans, H. W., carriage and wagon manufacturer, s e cor Main and Orange. F a y e t t e House, Henry L. Sillick, Proprietor, south side Chicago st, west o f M a i n st. Fayette House B i l l i a r d Hall, Henry L. Sillick, Proprietor. Ford, B. W., carriage and sign painter, s w cor Main and Orange. G r a n n i s , D r. J. P., Surgeon Dentist, south side Chicago st, east ()f Main. "See a(lv't.) Guy, G. L., physician and surgeon, s s Washington, w Main. H a c k e t t , Charles E., carriage and ornamental painter, n e cor Main and Orange. Hardiug, 0. H., tl)undrv, and manufiteturer of plows and all kinds of castings, south end Main At. �106 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY (4: CO.'S FROM T H E O L D E S TA B L I S H E D H O U S E O F 19E4EL V E S W I L . R . Where Always may be found a Choice Variety of Good Goods, a t t h e LOWeat P r i c e s F o r Ca,512, Dealer in Stapleand Fancy Dry Gooas Ready M a e Clothing, Cloths and Trimmings, H a t s a n d C a p , Roots and Shots, Wall Paper, Trunks, Crockery, Groceries, Sic. a g i r Motto- 3 6 Inches Per Yard, 16 Ounces Per Pound. H AV E N S W I L B E R , Q u i n c y, Michigan. ALDEN, SUTTON & CU, Manufacturers and Dealers in S Laves, TIeadiii,g, C o o p e r S t o c k , AND All Descriptions of Cooperage, AND ALSO 11. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Q U I N C Y, - - ISAAC W. DONMEYER, Quincy, Mich. Donmeyer's Superlative. - M:CHIGAN. HORACE E. ROBINSON, June:vine, Mich. Robinson's Compeer. MILLERS. Orders f o r Choice F l o u r Solicited JOBBERS A N D GROCERS. Special a t t e n t i o n g i v e n t o shipments i n p a p e r o r cotton sacks. • �BRANCH CO. DIRECTORY. 1 0 7 Hawley, Martin, saw mill, and dealer i n lumber, lath, shingles, etc. car Hawley and Main, north of Main. Hunt, H. H., barbershop, Donovan & Conley block, north side Chicago street. Hutchinson, John A., groceries, provisions, &c., w s Chicago, w Main. Jermain, W. E., nig-ht operator Western Union Telegraph Co. Office L. S. & M. S. railway depot. Johnson, Miss J. L. dav operator Western Union Telegraph Co. O f fice L. S. A: M. S. railway depot. King, H. A., Physician and Surgeon. Office King's block, south side Chicago st. K i n y o n , E. H., marble works e s Main, north of Chicago st. (See K n i g h t , G. B., Agent U. S. Express Co., groceries, crockery, produce dealer, &c., s s Chicago st., e of Main, (see adv.) Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway. Depot north eud Di-pot st. T . R. Rathbun Ticket and Freight Agent. Leland, S. S., agricultural implements, seeds, produce, lime, plaster, &e., w s Main, north of Chicago st. (See adv.) Lennon, Thomas, blacksmith, s e cor Main and Orange. Lennon, William, boot and shoe manfr, s s Chicago, east o f Fayette House. Loveland, S. H., druggist and grccer, Donovan & Conley block, north side Chicami st. L y t l e & K n o w l t o n , hardware, agricultural implements, &c,, brick block, u s Chicago st. c adv. Macklem, Mrs. J., millinery, fancy goods, and dress mak'ng, s s Chicago, e Fayette House. Marsh, F. E., physician and surgeon, ti e car Chicago and Main sts. Mason, J o h n W. , carriage trimmer, and manufacturer of saddles, harness, &c., south side Chicago st., east of Main. Melvin, H. J., house and sign painter, e s Main, i3 Chicago st. Mudge, Ebenezer, editor Quincy Times (Weekly.) Office s s Chicago Pt., east of Main. Myers, David C., carriage and wagon manufacturer, n e cor Main and ()range. Newton & Bushard, carpenters and builders, e s Main, n C'hicago st. Phillips. H. C., surgeon dentist, south side Chicago st., east of Main. Phcenix I n s u r a n c e Co., M. M. Brown, agent, Postoffice , Chicago st. Q u i n c y F l o u r i n g M i l l s , I. W. Donmeyer, priiprictor, Maiden Lane. moth ( s t . Quin,y ( LrL.pr,,H+ tor, 11 S t . Q u i n c y Ti m e s , Weekly,: Times Co., puhlishers, s s Chicago st., e N l a i n s-. Rio ilium. T. It., Ti••kct and 1:ri.ijt .1‘,,nt, L. S. & I . S.. railway. Of•nye �I 108 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY'S zi CzCO. DR. J. P. tGRANNIS, S I C T R I G L M O AT D E . N T I S T Every effort possible made to secure to his patrons the benefit of Modern knowledge in Dental Science. Sot-ttli s i d e C h i c a g o S t r e e t , - - - M I C H _ SMITH, WITHINCITON & CO., Merchant Ta i l o r s a n d Clothiers, And dealers in Hats;Caps;GentsFurnishinaGoods8ics; Donovan & Conley Block. - - Q u i n c y , Mich. Agricultural a n d S e e d S t o r e . S. S LELAND. Produce Bought and Sold at all times. - Q ; LT I N C - Y- , I L 13 V 0 M I C H . I N Cr, Nr,' And General Doaler in l ' A L U I Z and I A M 11Eli STETS. M , ) D i n i n e an.? Kitchen Furniture. l'icaure,, Fra'ne-, cago 'Street, N o r t h Side, Quincy-, �BRANCH CO. DIRECTORY. 1 0 9 Reading, Charles, physician, e s Main, s Chicago. Rustine, Frank M., proprietor Brownell House, n w cor Chicago and Maiden Lane. • Salisbury, Joseph B., lumber yard, planing mill, and manurr sash, doors, blinds, mouldings, scroll sawing, &c., Maiden Lane, north o f Chicap.o st. Sawyer, Dan W., watches, clocks and jewelry, s s Chicago st., e Main, Shepard, Z. W., physician and surgeon, cor Chicago and Church. Sillick, H e n r y L., proprietor Fayette House, a s Chicago st., west Main st. Singer Sewing Machine, Smith, Withington & Co., agents, Donovan a': Conley block, n s Chicago st. Skinner, W. C., photographer, e s Main, north of Chicago st. (See adv. Smith, Dudley, barber shop, s a Chicago st., e Fayette House. Smith, W i t h i n g t o n & Co., merchant tailors and clothiers, Donovan & Conley block, ti s Chicago st. (See adv.) Sweeney, John, 'blacksmith and carriage manufacturer, s s Chicago st., e Main. Sylvester, Henry, blaekstnith, s s Washington, w Main. Times Company, publishers Quincy Times (Weekly) a a Chicago P o f M a i l l -4. Turner, R. D. M., druggist and grocer, south side Chicago at., east of Main. U n i t e d States Express Co., G. B. Knight agent, a a Chicago, e of Main. Vaughn, Lewis B., watches, clocks and jewelry, a s Chicago, e Fayette House. Wa r r i c k , Isaac, livery, sale and feed stable, Chicago at., Fayette House. (See adv.) Welch, Robert, cooper shop, e a Depot at., n Chicago at. (See ad v. , Western Union Telegraph Co., 'M J . L. Johnson, operator. Officf. L. S. tt:.• M. S. railway depot. W i l b u r, Havens, dealer in general merchandise, n s Chicago at. See a, I y. Wilcox, C. N. & Bro., boots, shoes, hats, eav:, gents furnishing goods, ss Chicago, e Fayette House. Wood, J. H., physician and surgeon, n s Chicago at. Wood, Richard, physician and surgeon, n a Chicago st., e Main. Wright & Co., groceries, crockery, &c., south side Chicago, east o f Main. Yining, A. D. & Son, bakery, groceries, provisions, &c., a a of Chicago at., e of Fayette House. Young, H. D., untlertaker, and furniture manufacturer and dealer, n a Chicago st., w of Main. S e e adv.) �110 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY S.; CO.'S H. L. S I L L I C K , Proprietor, Fayette House. S A M P L E ROOMS F O R AGENTS. C Z , T. T I l \ T C Y, Free Hacks to and from the Depot. Good Livery i n attendanee. I S A A C ' WA R R I C K , Livery, Sale & Feed Stable, F A Y E T T E 1 1 0 U S E . C h i c a g o Street., Q U I N C ' i T, - - 31ICI-1. M. M. BROWN. POSTMASTER,FIREINSURANCEAGENT, N O TA R Y PUBLIC. C O . V 1 W ) : 1 . 1 W I . r a 1 ) 1 0 . N 1 f r p r L r a . v d . 1 ' " g a n t r 11 0 . 1 W. D e a l e r I it . c h o e i l B o ( A . S t ( t t i r m e r y. t e e . C H I C A G O STREET, N O R T H SIDE, Q U I N C Y . M I C H . G- 0 _ A _ 1\T , NI C A R R I A G E S , 11 A . G O N S , S L E I G I 1 S A ' C U T T E R S , Shoeing and Repairing in my line Ion. . to ord, r. North-east Corner Main and Orange Street.s, Q U I N C Y , MICH. �BRANCHCO.DIRECTORY. 1 1 1 Qun i cyMarbleWorks, E. H. K I N Y O N Prope. QUINCY, - - MICH. Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of FOREIGNANDAMERICAN"MARBLE, Monuments, Headstones, Tablets, Urns. Vases, (Sce. Stone Curbing for Cemetery Lots, the very best quality o f Marble and style o f work a t lowest prices. Persons will find it to their interest to give me a call before purchasing. A l l work warranted. A l l orders promptly tilled. roL1 IL N7 MATCHING. T U R N I N G , a-1Ft Irregular and.SurfaceMouldingdonePromptly. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS NIADE TO , i i : i t . PEW-ENDS FURNISHED T n ORDER. AT' B L A K E ' S F A C T O , Cor. Cole and Church Streets, J o e y , Mich. L Y T L E c5c I . E 1 S T O A A T I . T O N , Dealers i n W 4 , V t ! 1111-111 11 - 1 Stoves,Agricultural Implements, Anil manufacturers of T I N A N D S H E E T-IRON, Brick Block, North Sid ; Chicago St., 11 4 ; 7 • 11 ) W 1 . 1 ' 4 0 7 . 4 . i Q u i n c y , �- U N I O N C I T Y. A thriving incorporated village on the Air Line division M. C. R. R., 41 miles west of Jackson and 62 miles east. of Niles. I t is i n Union township, Branch county, 13 miles north-west of Coldwater, near the northern line o f the county. I t is situated a t the junction o f the Coldwater with the St. Joseph river, in a beautiful and well improved region o f country, and has a valuable water-power. I t contains 2 flouring mills, a saw mill, a foundry and machine shop, a planing w i l l , and several m i n o r manufactories a n d machine shops. I t also has 3 hotels, 2 national banks, and 1 newspaper, t h e Union City Register, The American Express and the Western Union Telegraph companies have offices here. T h e r e is a daily stage two and from Coldwater, and also the Coldwater and Athins stage line. I r o n ore exists in the vicinity, and at an early day a blast furnace was established here for its reduction, but the discovery of the purer ores o f Lake Superior about this time made the business unprofitable and it was abandoned. T h e village contains a population of about 1,800. I t is well,supplied with schools and churches. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. A c k l e y , A. J., groceries, provisions, etc., e s Broadway, n High. Aiken, A. B., boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, e s Broadway n Ellen. Allen, C. T. , cashier Union C i t y National Bank, Cooler's block, w s Broadway. A m e r i c a n E x p r e s s C o . , G. W. Buell, agent, Masonic block s e o r Broadway and Ellen. l i a k e r , T i m o t h y . , physician and surgeon, room No. 5, Cooler's block, s w cur Broadway and Ellen. Ballentine, J. A., jeweler, n e cot. Broadway and High. Barrett, A. R. & Bro., hardware, stoves, tinware, etc., e s Broadway. Bedell, S. P., whoh sale and retail cash grocer, s w car Broadway and Ellen. 14 �BRANCH CO. D I R E C T O R Y. 1 1 3 JOHNSON HOUSE, NEAR T H E D E P O T. wahnsou R corartrieports, Union City, M i c h i g a n . A F i r s t -Class L i v e r y Connected w i t h the House, Guests Conveyed to and from Town Free of Charge. S A . T I P L E 11 0 0 3 1 8 f o r C O 3 r. , 11 E R C E A L T R A V E L E R S . The C o l d w a t e r a n d A t h e n s Stayes L e a v e t h t s H o u s e D u l l y . M i n n W W a i l . 'Rh M i m _ i * a n b ' 4 1111 M I N • d E l DEALER I N LUMBER,SASE7DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, L a t h and Shingles. N E A R D E P O T. U N I O N C I T Y, M I C H . D. R. M O R E H E A D 9 M A N U FA C T U R E ! ' . O F Sash, 'Dnurs-, tlinds4, SIJG-IES. Window a n d Door Frames, Cope E l o o r i soy. Moelltlislys. SCROLL S AW I N G ; A N D W O O D T U R N I N G . North Sid. of Cokiwater t m e t , ea...4 of Broadway, south mill.. of tho River -UNION C I T Y, M I C H I G A N . �114 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Benedict, Alanson, drugs, groceries and news depot, n e cor Broadway and High. Bowen, Jerome, post master, and justice o f the peace, s s Ellen w Broadway. Boyer, Joseph, carpenter and builder, west end Charlotte st. B r u m f i e l d & Daniels, physicians and surgeons, n s High, w of Broadway. Buell, J. W., agent American Express Co., Masonic block s e cor Broadway and Ellen. Buell, Judson W. , manufacturer refrigerators, spring beds, milk safes, etc., e s Broadway n Ellen. Buell, N. F. , ticket and freight agent., Air Line branch Michigan Central R. It., office depot. Buell & Spring, hardware, agr'crltural implements, etc, Masonic bl‘ ck, s e cur Broadway and Ellen. B u r n e t t & R i p l e y, plaining mill, manufacturers sash, doors, blinds, window and door frames, mouldings, scroll sawing, wood turning, etc., Coldwater st., east of Broadway, sonth side o f the river. C a r p e n t e r, S. D. carriage, wagon and sleigh manufacturer, south side High st., east of Broadway. Chase, H . H . , watches, clocks and jewelery, Cooley's block, w s Broadway. Chase, Samuel, carpenter and builder, e s Broadway, south side of the river. Coldwater & A t h e n s Stage L i n e s , B. Lyman proprietor, Johnson House, opposite depot. Cooley, D. R., president Union City National Bank, and m i l estate agent, Coolev's block, w s Broadway. Corbin,'Sanmel, boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, w s Broadway. Cot bin & Tu c k e r, dealers in general merchandise, e s Broadway. tudaback, Mrs. Frank, millinery and fancy goods, w s Broadway. Denison, Carlos D., cooper shop, east side Broadway, south side o f the river. Dodge, Hiram S. painter and wagon maker, n s High e Broadway. Drumm, A. M., blacksmith shop, and livery, sale and feed stable, s g• High, w Broadway. E a s t o n , M a j o r D. J., publisher Union City Register, weekly) s s Ellen st, w Bioadway. Ewers, H. F., physician and surgeon, w s Broadway n High. Ewers, H. F. & C. E., established 1855, dealers in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, ete., west side of Broadway, north of High sr. Ewers & 'West, grain aud wool dealers, w s Broadway, n High. Fitzg,rald, Dorr, physician, south side of the river. �BRANCH CO, DIRECTORY, 1 1 UNION CITY HOUSE, U N I O N CITY', M I C H I G A N , . 7 4 . 4 - 4 ; 4 4 1P r t 1 1 t t ) a ' 4J H _ A Firsl-elass L i r e r y Con,neetedwiththe House. OMNIBUS T O A N D F R O M T H E CARS. 111&'COOLP S.4.1111LR .eoomAy r u e .-lirfE.17,s,-At The Coldwater and Athens Stages leave this House Daily. Toolco'r) Vloth i1 cnil)loonts. DP. JAMES D. S M I T H S T J : R G E O N D N r yir S No. 4 C o o l e y, . B l o c k , U n i o n C i t y , ;Pilch i g n n , ERFORMS all operations in the various branches of SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTISTRY i n the most Improved 4t Scientific and Artistic styles. Refers to many first families of this place in Which he has now practised for SIX YEARS; also, to the members of the Profession and others i n New Yo r k and other cities, and io numerous families all over the country as to the Superior Durability and Excellence of his Work, S a r All work warranted to give satisfaction. TITLOW_HOUSE, U N I O N C I T Y, M I C H . NEWLY MODELED AND FURNISHED, S e r FREE H A C K TO A N D F R O M T H E I PA . w i p GOOD S A M L . P E R O O M S F O R AGENTS, F I L I S T- C 1 - 4 , ‘ ; S L I F E R 1" /.k." ( ' ( I V V I : ( " 11 ( 1 2 \ 7 . T I T L O W BROS., Prop's. �116 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S G u l l i f o r d , J . H . , pianos, organs, musical merchandise, books, stationery, etc., e s Broadway. f l a r t , J . L., merchant tailor and clothier, w s Broadway. H i n k l e & O l m s t e d , barber shop w s Broadway n High. Holcomb & Nece, dress makers w s Broadway. Hurd, W. P. , Vice President, Union C i t y National Bank, Cooley's block w s Broadway. J o h n s o n H o u s e , Johnson & Mingos proprietors, cor Railroad and Ma rv, opposite depot. J o h n s o n S i M n g o s , proprietors Johnson House and livery stable cor Railroad and Mary st,, opposite depot. Johnson, M. E . , tailor and cutter, Leonard & Antisdale block e s Broadway. Jone , F. J,, agent Domestic and Howe Sewing Machines, s s Ellen st., w Broadway; Jones, Mrs. F, J., dressmaker, s s Ellen st., w Broadway. K e n t , G e o r g e W . , house, sign and carriage painter, s s High, east of Man1[4ee, Edwin L., saddle and harness manufacturer, s w cor Broadway and Charlotte. Leonard & Antisdale, general merchandise, e s Broadway. Lewis, John, cigar manufactur r, e s Broadway, n Ellen st. Lyman, B., proprieOr Coldwater and Athens Stage Lines, Johnson House opposite depot. Lyman, William, proprietor Union City and Coldwater Stage Line. M a l l o r y , Porter, meat market, e s Broadway n High. Mathews, Miss E. J., millinery and dress maker, e s Broadway. McClellan, William, photographer, e s Br ladway, n Ellen. Merrifield & Baeon, meat market, s e cor Broadway and High. Merrifield, M. A., attorney at law, w s Broadwztv, M e r r i l l , D . L . , hard and soft lumber, lath, shingles, doors, blindsi lime and eotd, office east of Main st., south side of the river. M i c h i g a n C e n t r a l R R-9 A i r Line branch., M . F. Buell ticket and freight agent. deeot col. Railroad and Mary st.'. M o r e h e a d , D a n i e l B . , manufacturer sash, doors, blinds, and shingles. also laming, matching, scroll sawing, etc., n s Coldwater st., south of the river. ( S e e adr't.) Morrell & Seymour, groceries and hardware, Morrell's block, w s Broadway. Morrell, Sindall, g r o eries, provisions, etc, a e cor Broadway anti �M A N C H CO. DIRECTORY. 1 1 7 Tye, Silas H., thumb-N., machine shop, and agricultural implements, east of Main, south side of the river. Olmstead, George, house painter, n s Charlotte, w Broadway. Olney, Mrs. L. E„ millinery, w s Broadway. p a r k s , Charles W., baker and confectioner, w s Broadway, n Highs Robinson, Miss Irena, dressaiaker, Masonic Block, s e cor Broadway and Ellen. Roe & Crocker, Union City Flour Co., south side of the River. Rowe, Mason F., livery, sale and feed, s s Allen, east of Broadway. Rowell, J. S., restaurant and saloon, e s Broadway. Royal Miss A., operator Western Union Telegraph Co. office, M. C. R. ft. Depot. Sabin, Charles, manufacturer of clothes pins, staves and handles, Broadway, south sVe of the river. Saunders, C. W., boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, w s Broadway. Shumway, William E., general merchandise, Tower's block, e s Broadway. Smith & D a r r i n , blacksmiths, e s Broadway, south side o f the ri yer. Smith, J'am,:s D., Surgeon Dentist, room No. 4, Cooley's block, s w cur Broadway and Ellen Es. ;!Ipeof•er, J. cir Son, drugs, groceries, books and stationery, Cooley's block, w s Broadway. Stage, W i l l i a m W., lumber, sash, doors, bliud mouldings, lath, and shingles, Railroad st., near depot. Styles, George, attorney at law, r(sm No. 6 Cooluy's block, s w ( o r -Broadway and Ellen. T i t l o w , Bros., proprietors Titlow House and Livery Stables, s w cor Buoadwav and High. Ti t l o w House, Titlow Bros., proprietors, a w cor Broadway and Tucker, Divk. & Co., proprietors Union City flouring and saw mills, south side of the river west of Broadway. Twiss, Edward, physician, e a Broadway, 1st house no t i of cemetery. Union City and Coldwater Stage Line, Wm. Lyman pro. prietor. U n i o n City House, W. H. Vanthinan proprietor, n w cor Broadway and High. llll City National Bank, Cooley's block. W s Broadway. 1). Cooley, President ; W. P. Hurd, Vice PresAent; C. J . Allen, Cashier. �118 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & Coa'S U n i o n C i t y R e g i s t e r, (weekly,) Major D . J. Easton publ'iler, s s Ellen st., W Broadway. V a n O r m a n , W i l l i a m H . , proprietor Union C i t y House, n w cor Broadway and High. A V a l s h & Engle, manufacturers carriages, wagons, cutters a w l sleighs, n s High st., east of Broadway. 'Watkins & Brother, general merchandise, west side of Broadway. Wellman, J. D., physician, e s Broadway, n Ellen. Western Union Telegraph Co., Mis A . Royal cyperator, office M. C. R. R. depot. Wieksham, Mrs. S. L., dressmaker, Tower's block. e s Broadway. Wilder & Church, blacksmiths, s s High, e of Broadway. W i l b u r , P. D•9 undertaker and manufacturtr and dealer in all kinds common and parlor furniture, Masonic block, east side Broadway. Z i m m e r m e n Bros:, blacksmiths and wagon makers, n s H i g h ; e Broadway: BR ON Also called Bronson's lirairie, an incorporated village of P100 inhabitants; on L. S. & M . S. R. R., i n the southern part of Branch county. I t is distant from Detroit 140 miles, from Toledo 90 miles, from Coldwater (west) 11 miles, from Chicago 143 mike. T h e country in the vicinity consists of white oak and bur oak openings with small prairies interspersed. T h e usual grains are cultivated. Staves, and broom and fork handles are extensively manufactured. T h e Western U n i o n Telegraph a n d t h e Western Union Express maintain offices here. Bronson was settled in 1830. C a r l W. Albertson, Postmaster. �BRANCH CO. DIRECTORY. 1 1 9 BT.TSINESS DIIIECTORY. A d a m s , J . Q . , proprietor Rose Hotel, n w cor Chicago and Mattison. (See adv't.) / E t n a Insurance CO., of Hartford, W. H. Compton, agent. Rose's block, Chicago st. Albertson, Carl W., deputy postmaster, south side Chicago, west o f Mattison. Alden, Sutton & Co., stave manufacturers west of L. S. & M. S. R'y depot. Anderson, Miss Jennie, millinery and fancy goods, n s Chicago, e Mattison. Atlantic and Pacific Insurance Co., of Chicago, Ill„ W. H. Compton, agent, Rose's block, Chicago st. Babcock & Bennett, meat market, w s Mattison, n Chicago. Benham, F. A. physician and surgeon, s s Chicago. Benton & Dorsey, cooper shop, manufacturers of all kinds of tight work, flour barrels, etc., Mattison, ii olChicago. (See adv't.) Bronson F l o u r i n g Mills, Jason Shephard proprietor, Chicago st. Bronson House, E . T. Gardner proprietor, opp., L. S. & M. S. R'y depot. Byrns, Warren, physician and surgeon, e s Mattison, n Chicago. Carithers, carriage and wagon manufacturer w s Mattison, south Chicago. Clark, Milo, drugs, hardware, agricultural implements, etc., Clark's block, south side Chicago. Clark, L. D., dealer in general merchandise, Clark's block, south side Chicago, st. Clark W a r r e n F. , druggist and grocer, Rose's block, south side Chicago st. (See ad v't. ) C oj m 7v i l i a m H , a t law, t collection .and insurance i tp .t odn1, a0t tto.r n e yad a g n t R ; C h i c a s t . a d v o' p t .p)L . S . & M . S . Farr proprietor, F a r r , George, proprietor Exchange Hotel and livery stable, opp. L. S. (t S . It'y depot. See adv't.) Fellows, Mrs. T. D., millinery and fancy goods, s s Chicago st., w Mattison. To .4, Lorenzo D., physician and surgeon, n s Chicago, e Mattison. tiller, A. N., groceries, book $ stationery, etc., n w cot Chicago and Buchanan. �120 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO'S. BRONSONAGRICULTURAL WAREIIOUSE FOUNDRY&MACHINESHOPS. Wagon Body and Hay Rack, Patented December 5, 1871. C. M . V A N E V E R Y, M A N U FA C T U L E R O F Agricultural Implements, A N D C A S T I N G S O F VA R I O U S K I N D S . Plows of the Latest lmpr.ved Patterns. B r a s s Castings made t o order. R e p a i r i n g done on short u t e ; also, dealer i n Garden and Field Seeds. Corner Chicago and Rose Streets, B r m i s o n . l l i r h • 15 �BRANCH CO. D I R E C T O RY. 1 2 1 Gardner, E. T., proprietor Bronson House and livery, opp, L. S. & M. S. R'y depot. Gilson & Dunn, boot and shoe manufacturers, south side Chicago st., e Mattison. H e i g h t , John, blacksmith, e s Mattison, n Chicago st. Henderson, MN. Mattie, operator Western Union Telegraph Co., office L. S. & M. S. R'y depot. Higgins, J. W. , groceries, hardware, tinware, agricultural implinient.s, etc., north side Chicago st., east of Mattison. Hibbard, L. J., ticket and freight agent L. S. & M. S. R'y office depot. Horton, A. J., undertaker and furniture manufacturer and dealer, north side Chicago, st., west of Mattison. H u n , I . D., watches, clocks and jewelry, south side Chicago st., (See adv't. H int, Alvin 0., saddle and harness manufacturer, s s Chicago st., Mattison. K e a n & Leet, groceries, provisions, etc., n s Chicago, bet Mattison and Buchanan. Keys C y r u s J., dealer in general merchandise, cor Chicago and Mattison. Knapp, F. & Son, boot and shoe manufacturers n s Chicago, e Mattison. Jake Shore and Michigan Southern R ' y, L. J. Hibbard ticket and freight agent. A l e L e a n , Mrs. M. E., dressmaker, n s Chicago, e Mattison. Michigan S t a t e I n s u r a n e e Co., o f Adrian, Mich, W . H . Oprn pt i in, i L' i i t,Rose' b l o c k , C h i c a g o s t . M o r r i l l , M a r s h a l , justice of the peace and dealer in groceries, Provisions, etc., n s Chicago, e Mattison. N i c h o l s , 0 . B . & CO., manufacturer of lumber, heading, and fork handles, west of L. S. & M. S. R'y depot. (See Adv't.) p a ; n e , Edgar B., barber shop, n 8 Chicago st., w Mattison. Powers, Behman H., clothing, hats, caps, etc., n s Chicago, e Mattison. Powers, C. & H., dealers in general merchandise, Rose's block, south side Chicago st. R o s e H o t e l , J . Q. Adams, proprietor, n w cor Chicago and Mattison. (See a(lv't.) S h e p a r d , Jason, proprietor Bronson Flouring Mills, Chicago st. (See ath'L.) Snyder, Sidney W., blacksmith and wagon maker, Mattison, n Chicago. Te l l e r & Burbank, blacksmiths, w s Mattison, south Chicago st. �I 122 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S mr.,_±,mx.comiwroisr, 1 AT T O R N E Y AT L AW, COLLECTN I G&:ASURANCEC'T, NOTARY PUBLIC, BRONSON - MICHIGAN. JASON SHEPARD. PIR.,017'R,I=TOR BRONSONFLOURINGMILLS, -DEALER IN- FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN, C I C A G - O ) 1111 0 N T S 4 C V N . N E S T R E E T . I C I T . EXCHANGE H O T E L . OPPOSITE T H E DEPOT, 1 1 GEORGE FA R R , P. ItiC)1E" -R I I F : P C ) 1 1 . GOOD L I V E R Y C O N N E C T E D with t h e R O I - N E . BRONSON, - M I C H . �BRANCH CO. D I R E C TO RY. 1 2 3 Tr i!,,, e . A. J., groceries, provisions, etc., south side Chicago st., west o f Mattison. Vanderhoof, A . C., bakery, restaurant and groceries, Mattison, n Chicago. Va n Av e r y, Chauncey M., foundry, machine shop and agricultural implements, and dealer in seeds, south side Chicago st. (See adv't.) W a r n e , George H., saddle and harness manufacturer, s e cor Chicago and Mattison. Western U n i o n Te l e g r a p h Co., Mattie Henderson operator, office L. S. M . S. Wy, depot. Wood, Smith, attorney at law and justice of the peace, and insurance agent, Rose's block, south side Chicago st. A_LG-A S E I A postoffice in the southern part of Branch county, six and one-half miles due south of Quincy, and 12 miles from Coldwater. There is DO village. George L. Clark, postmaster. B ATAV I _ A _ . A postoffiee and station on the L. S. (4 M. S. It. I t , 136 miles from Detroit, 94 from Toledo, and 6 miles west o f Coldwater. I t is i n Batavia township, Branch county. I t is the centre of a good farming region, and wheat is largely shipped. Postmaster, Wm. Barnes. �124 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & Co.'s 0. B. NICHOLS & CO., 1 MANUFACTURERS o r HARDWOODLUMBER, FLOUR BARREL H E A D I N G , F- o P I I i A . N E . la S M I L L N E A R T H E R. R. D E P O T, 0. B . N I C H O L S . E . HOLBROOK. ROSE HOTEL. g r i t C : 1 1 3 1 : 1 1 1 4 6 1 1 4 1 1 -m-Le' IPTI,C)r)IIIETCOR. Ike-Good S a m p l e R o o m s f o r C o m m e r c i a l Tr a v e l e r s . BOARD B Y THE D AY OR WEEK, Also, L I V E R Y A N D F E E D S TA B L E . 4. HACKS TO A N D FROM A L L TRAINS. Cor. Chicago and Mattison Sts., B r o n s o n , Mich. �BRANCH CO: DIRECTORY. 1 2 5 B Errti EL. A postoffice in Bethel township, Branch county nine and one half miles south of Coldwater. I t has a weekly mail, B u r r p En. A postoffice in the extreme northeast corner of Branch county, in Butler township. F i v e miles south of Clarendon on the Michigan Air Line R. R, I t is 15 miles from Coldwater, in a good farming country. The locality was settled in 1835. T h e name of the village is Herricksvine. J . A. Coon, postmaster. B'U'SINESSDIRECTORY. Coon, J. A., postmaster. H a g e r , T. H., wagot and carriage manufacturtr. inch, N. G., physician. N o r t h Butler Cheese Company. �126 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO'S. W . 3 F, C I A . A . FA I L P D E I 4 E I . TINT PUREDRUGS,MEDICINES&PERFUMERY , 111:tic :fami1 r o : c r i e s , IC A N J 1 Nty-r1oN1,4, l=".A...IIN'TS. O I L S Sz-, lirS(1_..7' S T U F F S . PRESCRIPTIONS C A R E F U L L Y C O M P O U N D E D D A Y O R N I G H T, B R O N S O N , - - COOR-4,RAGE. BENTON & DORSEY, Manufacturers o f all kinds of TIGHT WORK, F L O U R B A R R E L S , M A T T I O N S T R E E T, BIR.,ONS01\7", lea & C . M I C H . i I t T L L , DEALER I N CLOCKS,WATCHES,JEWELRY, S I LV E R & P L AT E D W A R E . &C Clocks, Watches & Jewelry Carefully Repaired, A N 1I Y S A R B R O N S O N , M 1A.N-r I C H . Highest Prices P r i c e f o r O h l c o l d o w l Sill•cr. �BRANCH CO. DIRECTORY. 1 2 7 p a u l , J., groceries and dry goods. Rogers & Kent, millers, saw and grist. W i l l i a m s , — blacksmith. CALIFORNIA. A small village in the town of California, in the southeast corner of Branch county. I t is ten and one half miles due south of Quincy, state line station on the Ft. W. & , S. R. R., is its nearest railroad station, distance 3 miles. Settled in 1836. Country level, lakes and swamps numerous. Stone abundant. E . B. Forbs, postmaster. EA_Srr A postoffice near the southern edge of Branch county, 13 miles south of Coldwater. I t has a weekly mail. G I L E AD. A country postoffice in Gilead township, Branch county, 7 miles southeast of Bronson, and 17 southwest of Coldwater. T h e country hereabouts is high and rolling, and principally of the oak opening ckseription. Grain and live stock are the principal productions. Gilead has a daily mail. �I 1 2 I III 8 G J B U R C H , e . r a M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S r d , Is a villiage of about 200 population, in the township o f Gerard, Branch county, and on the proposed Mansfield, Coldwater and Lake Michigan R. R. I t is 6 miles due north from Coldwater. T h e place was first settled in 1820. T h e country surrounding is prairie and timbered land, and excellent for wheat growing. There is one saw mill here. T h e principal shipments are grain, potatoes and apples. E. Perry, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. B r o w n . J. H., wagon maker. Carle, H. E., saw-mill. Chauncey, Moses E., physician. Clizbe, S. H., physician. D c a n , Leonard, blacksmith. K e y s , George A., dry goods and general twortment. TJane, H. A., blacksmith. p e r r y J. E., drugs and groceries. schwark, Carl, shoemaker. 16 �BRANCH CO. D I R E C TO RY. 129 Kinderhook. A.,-.village o f 200 inhabitants, i n Kinderhcok township, Branch county. I t is 10 miles due south o f Coldwater, from whence i t has a try-weekly mail. W . W. Bristol, postmaster. Mattison. A villiage of nearly 500 inhabitants i n Bronson township, Branch county. I t is 5 miles north o f the village of Bronson, and nine and one half miles due vo:st of Coldwater. I t is in a good farming country, and markets wheat and live stock. I t has a weekly mail. :Noble C e n t e r. A postotEce in Branch county, Nohle Township, '20 miles southwest of Coldwater, and south o f Bronson, whence i t has a daily mail. T h e country around consists of bur oak openings and timbered land, and the principal productions are grain and fruit. �I 130 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E R Y & CO.'S Orangeville. A postoffice i n Branch county, 7 miles north of Coldwater, on the road to Union City. I t has a daily mail. Sherwood, Is a small village i n t h e township o f Sherwood i n t h e northwest corner of Branch county. Population of township about 1,200. I t is on the M. A . L. R . R., and o n the St. Joseph river b e i n g 16 miles from Coldwater, a n d 4 8 west o f Jackson. T h e village contains 2 churches, (Methodist and Presbyterian,) 2 hotels, saw-mill, several stores and machine shops. I t is situated :n a good grain country. I t has a daily mail. I s a a c Maltby, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. F r a z e r, Robert, physician. C ivin, James, justice of the peace. H a r e , Jonathan, grocer. Hicks, William, blacksmith. M a l t b y , Isimc, grocer and postmaster. �BRANCH CO. D I R E C TO RY. 1 3 1 Sawins, M. E., justice of the peace. Sawins & Stafford, planing mill and builders. Sinclair, Oscar, wagon maker. Spencer, M. 0., physician. W i l l i a m s & Co., grocers. youngman, N. A., physician. TO W N S H I P OFFICERS. James Givin, Supervisor. Wm. H. Lehe, Town Clerk. Frank Tohms, Treasurer. S o n t h B u t l e r, Is a small village in Butler township, in the northeast part of Branch county, six miles from Quincy its nearest railroad station ; and eleven miles from Coldwater. I t is situated in a good grain growing country. Its principal productions are wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, and buckwheat. J. W. Rogers, postmaster. Dulness Directory. Ilrown, .J., carpent. r. t r a n . IL idarl.-mitil. �132 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S H a y e s , J. C., wagon maker. Hayes, W. H., blacksmith. Knowles, S., caw mill. p a u l , J., grocer. Pierce, S. V., carpenter, and fork handles. Power, H. B., to irn treasurer, and justice. Rogers, M. C., physician. Rogers, M. 0., grist and saw mill. VanNorthrop, A., supervisor. W i l l i a m s , A., blacksmith. Wilson, L., carpenter. 17 �s sole bytutipeliat s o w s I 1111 p . I m . e l de eireo • • I S aim r i 1 1 • • • • • - a l f S a • • Sdl v a I / 0 111 • M , • M E • • 1 1 1 0 IL411.-4—lis.•1110 ep.s•ri I w i l l . . r I Sie4.-amil im.osI.ipmim.-4 'I 1 a l l es �PREFACE. In presenting to the public our first Directory of Hillsdale, we do so believing that i t will be found more complete and reliable than any previous Directory. Notwithstanding the fact that omissions and errors may be discovered, we claim for the work an accuracy and neatness seldom .xhibited in a book of its kind. We have aimed to make our work a fit representative of the public spirit and importance of the city of Hillsdale, and an accurate and complete guide to all public places, business locations and private residences of the inhabitants of the city. The Business Directory. contains a classified list o f all trades, professions, and pursuits i n the city, alphabetically arranged, thus exhibiting at a glance the special business of each citizen. The Stree. Directory is a new feature, and will be found an advantageous appendix to the work. The Miscellaneous Department contains much information, useful to both citizens and strangers. While thanking the business community for the generous patronage given us, and the ' P i e s " for their favorable notices, we desire to express our intention of issuing the Hillsdale City Directory biennially, with the promise that it shall be as complete as it is possible to make it. THE PUBLISHERS. �GENERAL INDEX: PAGE, AbreViatiobs 9 Allen', J 161 1 0 6 7 Alphabetical list of names. 9 6 4 Amboy, , 1 1 8 - 1 9 Bankers 1 1 2 1 3 Cambria 1 1 4 1 5 Camden , , 1 1 1 - 1 2 Churches Corners 1 1 9 Frontier 1 1 3 1 4 Hillsdale Business DireLtory, ,, 6 5 7 6 Hillsdale, sketch of. 7 8 Jefferson. , 1 1 9 Jerome , 1 1 7 Jonesville Business Directory 8 3 9 4 Litchfield Business Directory 1 0 1 1 0 4 Montgomery 1 1 0 1 1 Moscow 1 0 9 1 0 Mosherville 1 0 7 8 North Adams, I . 1 0 5 6 Osseo 1 0 8 9 Pittsford , 1 1 6 Prattville 1 2 0 P r e f a c e 4 RaLlf4OM 4 I 1 Reading Business Directory, Somerset . 1 1 South Camden 1 South Wright 1 1 Title Page Wheatland Center 1 2 5 7 1 , 2 0 9 1 5 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 0 9 8 6 8 0 �INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. HILLSDALE. PA G E . Allen & Janes Armstrong, J. H Bach, J. C C Bird, R. 1 3 9 1 2 Bishop, A . G Bolster, Adelbert E Brown & McQueen Brown, W W Bryant, John L Bunt & Lawrence f Carson & GrahamCole, J. R Crume, J. T Culver, G. N Donaghy, W. W Exchange Hotel Foote, James French, F. & Son Green dz. Mansfield Hillsdale Businessf i Hillsdale Standard Hungeribrd, G. W Keating, E. C Kinyon, Daniel B i Lambert Brothers Long, John J Marvin, J. H i n Mistier, J. N Molby & Smith Painter, George H. & Co Perry, D. W Phelps & Pettis Reyn..)1ds Brothers Rowley & Sutton Second National Bank Sheldon, C. H f Smith's Hotel. Sparrow, Henry f Stone, W. L Wilson, K .1 Wiusor St, Higman 7 1 and opp. 33 o p p . 33 5 2 2 1 3 o o r 1 1 p n p t 2 3 page 32 cover 1 9 1 1 3 1 7 2 3 f r o n t cover 1 5 r s t p a g e back fly leaf o p p page 38 2 3 1 1 n s i d e front cover 1 7 1 5 s i d e front cover 2 7 3 1 2 1 , 2 i 2 5 1 1 2 1 7 r i o r 2 . f n s t r o 2 3 t cover 5 p a g e front fly leaf 11 n t over �I N D E X T O A D V E R T I S E 4ENTS. V . JON ESVILLE. PA G E . Babcock, A. E. & P S 9 Ball, J H 9 Bullock &, Wilson 9 Deal, Jacob J 9 Elrenfels, Franz 8 Gay, J. H 8 Herring, Milton 9 Howard, Fred. W, 8 Jonesville Cotton Manufacturing Co Jonesville Woolen Mills 8 Minor, E. C 8 Robbins, H. & L 9 Smith, Gus. F 9 Tiffany & Brother Waverly House. 4 4 3 1 9 7 1 8 9 5 7 7 8 3 1 9 3 9 READING. Raker, A. G & Co Buell, 0 F Gould & Abbott McConnell House Sekins, E. & Co S Waterman, J. A Welch, W M 99 100 97 97 99 99 99 97 LITCHFIELD. 13riggs, D. K. at A H Exchange Hotel Herring-, A P Murray, J. S Skidmore, A F Turrell Brothers & Devoe 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 3 1 103 4 3 0 4 �' T T I N D E X T O M I S C E L L A N E O U S D I R E C T O R Y. PA G E . Cemeteries Oty Government ( nurches Federal Officers Fre Department .4 illsdale County Officers.4 , Incorporated Institutions I‘Iiscelaneous Societies Newspapers Public Buildings, Halls etc Railroads 8 School Department Secret Benevolent Societies Streets and Avenues 81 79 82 79 79 79 80 81 81 81 4.4 1 4 A S 0 8 1 8 4 1 0 4 2 — 7 8 �• • • OW /11111—. • O I N I = M a a • M l a 1111 • • 11 4 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 M • • I M P = . - MI M B H I M M • • • l l • • • • • P drab •11116 1111141• • • �v i i i B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Among the manufactories o f the place is a chair factory which employs 300 workmen, two steam flouring mills, two foundries and machine shops. I t also has two National Banks and three Hotels. The first settlement was made here in 1832. I n 1843 the Michigan Southern Railroad was completed to this point, which gave an impetus to business and laid the foundation for Hillsdale's present prosperity. I t was incorporated a city in 1869, and its second railroad was completed from Ypsilanti in February, 1871. Hillsdale is 66 miles from Toledo, 91 from Detroit, and 177 from Chicago. �••• Ldba d i e & M a t IIIMM * a f t l a n a i M A W M a i •W/ONP 11104MISMI OW I B A eigrik, mat wen O m i n s aimabl. i o n I I &wino dmoIhrimemll M e i mai A m W e i l i n m m i l m m a r mqp.upar lam in M e l O r 141116p W W I 148//igiL e magwit • m a . N M I M I N 111.11 Imigmr.smil s . g a m p isgmemme.ima ' 4 r4 1 4 . P iis wo i p , dePOOOMII I l b , M I M I I I I M i l M i l n e N I O M = m i l i n e w I ramin•16almilr. P R M i e s I P. E f t I r v . in sus i o t a . ow ' a d m a n . . �I 10 1 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S and Bacon. Allen, D., chairmaker, Crowell and Hubbard. Allen, Delos C., blacksmith, res James Purdy. Allen, Edward, chair matter, bds Thomas McKenney. Allen, Hamilton W., mason, res s s Howder, w Union. A l l e n & Janes, (Arnasa C. Allen, Oscar A. Janes) General Insurance Agents, Union and Waldron blocks, Howell st. Allen, Mrs. Maria, res e s Broad, bet North and McCollum. Allen, Mrs. Harriet, res w s Manning, s Barry. Allen, Henry (Alles tt Yawger) w s Ferris s North. Alles & Ya w g e r, (Henry Alles, Jacob N. Yawger) blacksmiths, and wagon makers, w s Ferris s North at. A m a z o n I n s u r a n c e Co., of Cincinnati, Allen S : Janes agents, over 11 Waldron block. A m e r i c a n E x p r e s s C o . , N . C. VanEvra agent, n w cor Howell & McCollum. A m e r i c a n Telegraph Co., R. Mulcahy operator, n w cor Howell and McCollum. Anderson, James, laborer, res a e cor Manning and River. Andrew, Anson, groceries, flour and feed, w s Broad, nr North, res e s Oak bet State and Marion. Andrews, Drayton, broom maker, res n e s Railroad, e Lewis. Andrew, Galen D., clerk, bds Anson Andrew. Andrews, Canton D., horse dealer, res w s Manning, a South st. Andrews, Reuben L., photographer, J. R. Cole, res e s Broad, a Bacon. Amiable, Cornelius J., farmer, res w s Ferris, bet McCollum and Cook. A r c h e r, Byron, dealer in all kinds of produce, a s McCollum, bet Howell and Manning, rea e s Manning, bet Fayette and College. Archer, Jonathan, thrmer, res s w cor Reading ave and Hallett. Armstead, John W., blacksmith, bds Exchange Hotel. Armstrong, George, shoemaker, G. W. Knight, res w s Howell, b e t Barry and South. Armstrong, Mrs. H. B., res s e cor Howell and Waldron. Armstrong, John H., wholesale and retail leather and shoe-findings, hides, pelts, etc., Howell at., opp jail, Ms Smith's Hotel. Artman, Michael, farmer, re.s s a Mechanics, w Jonesville road. Ashbaugh, Andrew, farmer, res w a West at, n College. Ashbaugh, Samuel S., student, res w s West at., College. Atlantic & Pacific I n s . Co., of Chicago Ill., Reynolds Bros. Agents, over 7 Waldron Block. Atwater Benjamin F., res e a Broad, nr South. Augir, Franklin P., Minister, res e s West, bet Fayette and College. A tigir, Ozro G., student, rooms e a West, bet Fayette and College. Avery, Daniel, laborer, re.s s s North at., e Broad. Av e r y, Dresser & Co., ( Frank L . Avery, Eugene P. Dresser, Robert M. Hubbard, Oscar W. trowell,) Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., .:,vva Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 1 1 REYNOLDS BROTHERS, GENERALINSURANCEAGENTS, REPRESENT Connecticut General Life of Hartford, AND SevenFirst ClassFireCompanies. C1111on them for Good Insurance, at Reasonable Rates. W e e , Second Floor, No. 7 , Waldron's Block, H I L L S D A L E , 1111-CIL 'W L ! srromm, W f t t c h Tkra,ker utild J e w c t l e r, And Dealer i n Watohe., J e w e l r y , Fine Silver and Plated Ware, Musical Instruments* $4.0okl, Stati9nery, Toy3, N t i o n s . Etc., N O . 1 2 N Vr a , l ( l i r o n 1314-)elc. n . e . e i r , r n e r lick- w e l l a n d 4 Mt-Ccollum - T i l l i s t i t t l e , Mich. KEAT13TG, .C E City W o o d Yard, OR PROVISIONS, FISHING 7ACKLE, LAMPS, OILS, CONFECTIONERIES, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC:, B r o a d S t r e e t , litilimdale, M i c h . �12 B U R C H ) : M O N T G O M E R Y & CO.'S I Avery, Frank L., (Avery, Dresser & Co.,) res w s West, bet Railroad and North. Avery, Mrs, L. S., res e s German s South st. Avery, William W., res w s Broad, bet Barry and South. Bach, Fred, laborer, res s w cor Griswold and Ludlam. Bach, John C., Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, w s Union, n Railroad st., res s s Mead, bet Union and Oak. Bach, Michael, res n s South, e Griswold. Bacham, Charles, cutter L. Guggenheim, res e s West st. Bagley, Charles, laborer, res w s Lewis, s Mechanics. Bail, Henry P., laborer, res n s South, e Griswold. Bailey, Ephraim M., hostler C. N. Hungerford, bds same. Bailey, Franklin H., teacher, res n s Mechanics, w West. Bailey, J. B., chair-maker, Crowell A: Hubbard. Bailey, J o h n G . , Manufacturer Wolverine Pumps, Bacon, e Ferris, res Bailey, Mary J., pastry cook Smith's Hotel. Bailey, Sylvester L., pump-maker J. G. Bailey, res same. Baker, Charles, student, rooms s w cor Manning and College. Baker, Mrs. Elizabeth, res s s College, bet Hillsdale and Manning. Baker, Henry, harness maker, bds Railroad House. Baldwin, Rev. Jeremiah, res e s Manning, n Fayette. Baldwin, Miss Lottie F., milliner F. Messenger, res n s Bacon, nr eastern city limits. Baldy, Lewis, bds C. N. Hungerford. Baldy, Mrs. Lottie, milliner, bds F. Messenger. Ball, Robert, painter, res s e cor Railroad and West. Banlocher, John, egg packer Byron Archer. Barber, Miss Imogene, res John S. Barber. Barber, John S., miller F. W. Stock, res w s Broad, bet South and Sharp. Barker, John, laborer, res n e s Railroad, bet West and Lewis. Barker, Mrs. Mary A . , dressmaker, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon, res w s Ferris, s McCollum. Barnard, Foster, res R. Lambert. Barnes, Alfred j., salesman M. R. Curtiss, res e a West st., bet Barry and South. Barnes, Amos, painter, res e s West, bet Barry and South. Barnes, Amos, Jr., cigar maker J . Forbe, res e s West st., bet Barry and South. Barnes, George W., machinist, res n s Champaign, w Lake. Bnrnos, Ira G., blacksmith Phelps & Pettis, res u w cor Champaign &Lake. • Barnes, Mrs. Julia A., res n s North st., bet Howell & Manning. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. A. C. A L L E N . 0 . 1 3 A. JANES. A l l e n 4ST J a n e s , 0 0 n : P 4 t tuglaPati6t3 C A P I TA L R E P R E S E N T E D , - - - $35,000,000. Represent Michigan Mutual Life, of Detroit, Mich., and the National Life, of Washington, D. C., and NN I EFIRSTCLASSFIRECOMPANIES. E t n a and Hartford, o f Hartford, Connecticut, Springfield l i r e and Marine o f F. pringfield' Massachusetts, German American o f New Yo r k , Detroit Fire and Marine, Amazon, of Cincinnati, Home, of Columbus, Ohio, Glens Falls, o f New York, London and Liverpool, and Globe, of London, England. Offices Union, opp, C o u r t -house Square, a n d over 11 Wa l d r o n B l o c k , H I L L S D A L E , M I C H . .7, R . coszome PHOTOGRAPHICandFERROTYPEARTIST, I-Iillsdale, M i c h . P.0_ .0._ e9i. DONAGHY, ia--Old Pictures copied and Finished in A n y Style Required. WHOLESALE A N D R E TA I L D E A L E R I N Coffins, Caskets, And all kinds of Undertaker's Tr i m m i n g s , Shrouds, Etc., No. 4, Faranni*o Block, Broad St., H I L L S D A L E . M I C H . �I 1 14 B U R G H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Barnhart, Henry D , farmer, res w s Ellen, s State. Barton, Josiah, shoemaker C. E. Mott, res n a Bacon, bet Logan and Ellen. Bass, A d d i s o n S., Restaurant and Saloon, and dealer in Tobacco and Cigars, w s Broad, south Exchange Hotel, res same. Bassett, Frank, painter, bds n w cor State and Salem. Bassett, Judson, finisher chair factory, bds S. Holdridge. Bates, Amin, farmer, res e s Union, bet Fayette and College. Baugh, John H., tinner J. P. Cook & Co., res n s South. Baumgartel, Michael, (Frankenfield & Co.,) res w s West, bet McCollum & Bacon. Beard, William M., baggage master L. S. & M. S. R. R., res n s Howder, w Union. Beckman, Caspar, tailor, res e s West, bet South and Sharp. Beek, Charles, cooper, bds G. H. Beck. Beck, Charles H., cooper, bds W. H. Rice. Beck, George H., shoemaker A. C. Speigel, res s s Bacon, e Griswold. Beek, John, cooper, bds 0. II. Beek. Beck, Samuel, gardener, bds G. H. Beck. Becker, Henry H., harness maker W. Phepard, bds C. Hutchings. Beckett, Miss Sarah, tailoress, res I. Jones. Beckhardt, David, (L. Beckhardt & Co., res s w cor Howell 45.: Barry. Beckhardt, Edward T. , salesman L . Beckhardt & Co., res s w cor Howell and Barry. Beckhardt, L. & Co., (Louis Beckhardt, David Beckhardt,) groceries, provisions, crockery, etc., Union Block, Howell st. Beckhardt, Louis, (L. Beckhardt & Co., res Texas. Bedell, Mrs. S. J., ress s Marion, e Oak. Beebe, Daniel, res w s West, n Fayette. Beebe, Darwin E., cooper, bds s s ow Manning and 'McCollum. Beeman, Albert, chairmaker, bds D. Le Clear. Beeman, George T., clerk, bde D. Le Clear. Beems, Peter, carpenter and shoemaker, res n w cor Manning and South. Beers, Angus, student, rooms H. Haynes.. Beers, George E., salesman and book-keeper J. H. Marvin, bds F. C. Godfroy. Bell, Harmon, student, bds Rev. S. B. Bell, D. D. Bell, D. D., Rev. Samuel B., Pastor First Presbyterian Church, res e s Broad, s Bacon. Bellamy, Edward, cooper, res L. M. Forrester. Bellamy, James, cooper G. N. Culy(r, res S w cor Fayette and Lewis. Benedict, W i l l i a m H . , Manager Hillsdale News Depot, No. 1 Waldron Block, Howell st., res w s Howell, s Waldron. Bennett, D. A., veterinary sur,eon, s s McCollum, bet Howell & Manning, bds W. H. Rice. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 4 0 14, M 4 9 SA 0 I V 1 5 • DEALER I N PIANOS, ORCEINS, NIELODEONS, And all kinds of Musical Merchandise, Sheet Music, and Music B9oks. T u n i n g and Repairing of all kinds done. Underwood's Block, opp. Second Xation,al Bank, H I L L S a l L E , MICH. _ GUNSMITH, HILLSDALE9 M I C H . Manufacturer and Dealer in Guns, Revolvers, and Pistols of every Description. SEWINGMACHINES,IMBILF.LLASANDPARASOLS Repaired, and a l l kinds of Fine Work Done to Order, and Warranted. A l s o Scisiors Grinding, and gaw W. W GREEN. , ANSFIEED. GREEN & M A N S F I E L D ' S O F F I C E , EaMAT:, IEEE,A31)VIL:CTIO1AENCY, W. A . 1 D _ L - - - 0 1 \ T B L O C K , kIII.X..SEIALLE, M I C H _ R c a l E q t a t e B o a d h , t , S o / (1, e Hof E r-loiii,;(,(1, Effected, Collections M a d e , Loan,s• Obtained. �16 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Bentz, Edward T., moulder H. Sparrow, res w s Union, bet Fayette and College. Bentz, Emanuel, miller, res w s Union, bet Fayette and College. Bergdolt, Frederick, blacksmith apprentice, res G. L. Bergdolt. Bergdolt, G. Leonard, res w s Budlong, bet Waldron and Barry. Bergdolt, Leonard, blacksmith, bds w s Budlong, bet Waldron and Barry. Bestel, Adam, cig-armaker, bds J. Bestel. Bestel, Andrew, marble cutter, bds J. Bestel. Bestel, Charles, stripper, bds J. Bestel. Bestel, Conrad, marble polisher, bds J. Bestel. Bestel, John, shoemaker, res w s Hillsdale, s River. Bestel, John, Jr., bds J. Bestel, Sr. Betts, Archibald C., salesman 0 . H. Jewett, res n s Railroad, w of West st. Billings, Chauncey, res es Manning, bet South and Sharp. Bird, Miss Josephine, dress and cloakmaker, s w cor Howell and Bacon, res same. Bird, Richard C., manufacturer o f the reversible washer, w s Howell and Bacon, res same. Bird, 'William, mason, res s w cor Fayette and Oak. Bishop, A d d i s o n G . , Gunsmith, n e cor Broad and McCollum, res ii s Garden, e Hillsdale. Bishop, David, student, bds 0. A. Janes. Bishop, Spencer. student, bds 0. A. Janes. Bixby, Harvey E., carpenter, res e s Manning, bet North and McCollum. Blackmar, Horace, proprietor Hillsdale Furniture Manufacturing Co., office Waldron Block, Howell st, res n s State, bet Salem and Hammond. Blackmow, Henry, laborer, res e s Broad, bet North and McCollum. Blood, Ada, servant F. W. Stock. Blood, Alice, with L. N. Meloch. Blood, F.. chairmaker, res cor Cemetery and South. Blood, J. Henry, carpenter, res cor Cemetery and South. Blunt, Altha, servant W. H. Reynolds. Boag, David E., (Boag & Miller, res e a West st, bet North and .1kCollum. Boag & Miller, (David E. Bong, John McG. Miller,) bakers and confectioners, Howell at, opp Bank. Bodwell, Miss Minnie, student, rooms Mrs. C. A. Harrington. Bohn, Lena, servant L. C. Tillotson. Bolar, Benjamin F., student, res s w o r 'Vest and Mechanics. Bolles, Amaziah, joiner, res n e cor Bowe : and Barry. Bolles, A. Hiram, res Calvin Bolles. Bolles, Calvin, cooper. ref; s a Bacon, w Beals. Bol es, Daniel, building mover, res ii w cor Budlong and Barry. 2 �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. JOHN W L A M B E R T, A L F R E D LAMI31 RT, E D W I 1 N 7 L A M B E RT. L a m b e r t Brothers, M e a t M a r k e t , i r i i r i i r n i F . T 1 S_ , AND DEALERS I N Fresh Fish, Oysters, Canned _Fruits, Pickles, Etc., H o w e l l Street, Opposite F i r s t . N a t i o n a l B a n k , i x i i . . . 1 4 , 1 3 . 1 . 1 1 . A E , 3 E 1 4( ' I T . B R O W N a McQUEEN, House a n d S i g n Painters,, Paper Hanging, Glazing, Etc. M c C o l l u m Street, Tres?' o f H o w e l l Street, Hiliwiale. Mich. Exchange Hotel, GEO. W. MOSHER. Proprietor, Opposite L. S & M. S. Depot, Hillsdale, M i c h . �18 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Bolles, George W., cooper G. N. Culver, res w s West, bet Bacon and Waldron. Bolles, George, chairmaker, chair factory. Bolster, A d e l b e r t E . , Attorney-at-Law, Underwood's Building, Howell st, res s s Fayette, bet Hillsdale and Manning. Bolster, Mrs. H. L., res s s Fayette, bet HilLsdale and Manning. Boom, Mrs. C. S., res s s Bacon, w Beal. Bosworth, James A . , groceries, provisions, etc., 7 Waldron Block, Howell st, res s w cor Barry and Budlong. Botsford, George H., book agency, res n w cor State and Salem. Bow, G. D., student, rooms s e cor Hillsdale and College. Bowditch, Elizabeth, servant L. A. Brewer. Bowen, Mrs. A. J., res s e cor Manning and South. Boynton, Jerry F., laborer, res e s Ferris, bet North and Cook. Bradley, E d . F. , Barber shop, w s Howell, south Exchange Hotel and South North at, res e s Ferris, opp MeColltun. Branch, H e n r y A . , Secretary and Treasurer Hillsdale Gas Co., offices Underwood's block, Howell st, and 103 Washington at, Chicago, Ill., bds Smith's Hotel. Branson, John McD., foreman finishing department chair factory, res State, w Ellen. Branson, Thomas B., painter, bds J. McD. Branson. Brant, Jabez W., patent medicines, res e a Oak, at east end Vine. Brennan, Maggie, works J. G. Bunt. Brewster, Mrs. A. E., res s s College, bet Hillsdale and Manning. Brewer, Lyman A., physician and surgeon, n w cot. Howell and Mc- (2ollura, res n w cor Broad and Barry. Briggs, Darius, laborer, res e s Union, bet Mead and Howder. Briggs, Warren, baggage boy Smith's Hotel. • Brightman, Francis M., cabinetmaker, res n s Vine, bet Union and Oak. Brightman, Frank A., res n s Vine, bet Union and Oak. Briton, Julia, waitress Smith's Hotel. Britton, Lucius, laborer, res s a Mechanics, w Jonesville Road. Bronard, James N., joiner res w a Short, n Cook. Brown, Henry, ( Brown & McQueen.) res w s Railroad, bet S. Bacon. Brown, Henry M., baggageman, res w s Union, bet Railroad and Gan>, den. Brown, John M., painter, res w a Union, bet Railroad and Garden. Brown, Lee E., assistant in chemical laboratory, H i1lsdale College, res SW cor Wcst and Mechanics. Brown, Miss Lida, teacher Union School, res w a Railroad, a Bacon. B r o w n & McQueen, h e n r y Brown, James L. McQueen,) House and Sign Painters, Paper-hangers, etc., n a McCollum, bet Howell and Manning. Brown, W i l l i a m W . , Carriage, Sign, and Ornamental Painter, n R a i l r o a d and l-nion, res w a Railroad, s Baton. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 1 9 C. T. MITCHELL, PRES'T ; H E N R Y WALDRON, VICE PRES'T ; J A S . K. FISHER, CASHIER. SECOND N AT I O N A L B A N K , HILLSDALE, M I C H . , CAPITAL,- - - $100,000. S P E C I A L AT T E N T I O N G I V E N t o COLLECTIONS. DIFtECTOrtS, C. T. MITCHELL, E Z R O L. ROON, HENRY WALDRON, F R A N K L I N FRENCH, JOHN H. ARMSTRONG. J. T. C F t I I 1VI E , Surgeon Dentist, Artificial Te e t h on Gold, S i l v e r, OR R . 1 7 1 3 1 3 F 11 , WrSpecial Care in Filling and Preserving Natural Teeth. T E E T H E X T R A C T E D W I T H O U T PA I N . Office O v e r ilmitniortrr. D r a r i Store. ( V i c e ThlIrS o f the D a y or .3(7,L7ht. H I LLSD..1LE, .4.11 CH. J. H . A R M S T R O N G , 1111ralc aryl D e a l e r iii LEATHER, AND FINDINGS 9 Ab.u., dealers in U F F I L O R O B E S . H I DES, P E LT S , .1 _VD E t ' Gs. l a E A r T 1E-XliFt 1 3 M I L A i r I 1t1C713111.211, 1 3 E I _ L F I -7Si fir N G,, P i t : U . 4 0 4 4 11 4 4 M a i ' . 4S4al., u t i h m I I h , a k , . > pp. J a i l , 1 1 1 1 , 1 .,•-• I P ' . % 1 1 1 ( • 1 1 . �20 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S I Bryan, Joseph, laborer, res s s Spring, w West. Bryant, Albert T., res with I. T. Bryan. Bryant, Miss Carriej student, res I. T. Bryan. Bryant, Samuel E., printer Hillsdale Standard, res s s Waldron, bet Manning and West. Bryant, DeForrest, engineer F. W. Stock, bds Exchange Hotel. B r y a n t , I r a T. , Watchmaker and Jeweler, l Waldron Block, Junction Howell and Broad, res e s West st, bet McCollum and Bacon. B r y a n t , J o h n L . , Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, a s Bacon, bet Howell and Manning, res a a Waldron, bet Manning and West. (See adv't.) Bryant, William, engineer F. W. Stock, res Brannon road, west city limits. Buchanan, William T., contractor and builder, w a McClellan, n College, res same. Buck, Philander, wagonmaker Alle.s & Yawger, res e s Union, bet Mechanics and College. Budd, Clinton L., watches, clocks, and jewelry, w a Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon, bdaSmith's Hotel. Buell, Andrew L., printer The Business Office, bds Smith's Hotel. Bugby, Moses, student, rooms n w cur Fayette and Oak. Bunt, George, res 11 Howder, bet Union and Oak. Bunt, James G., Bunt & Lawrence,1rese s Manning, bet Railroad and North. B u n t & L a w r e n c e , (James G. Bunt, Charles E. Lawrence,) Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Stoves and Tin Ware, w s Howell, nr McCollum. Burch, Mrs. Phcebe, res s e cur West and College. Burgdolt, Fred. G., blacksmith G. L . Burgdolt, res w a Budlong, bet Howell and Broad. Burgdolt. George L., blacksmith, s s Bacon, bet Howell and Manning, res w s Budlong, bet Broad and Howell. Burnett, James P., foreman Hillsdale Standard office, res w a Budlong, bet Seuth and Sharp. Burns, Mrs. Esther, res n a Monroe. e Manning. Burns. John, lahorer W. H. Reynolds. Burns, Patrick, laborer, res n s Monroe, e Manning. Burns, Thomas, marble cutter Jennings & Brother, res n a Monroe, bet Manning and Hillsdale. Burns, William, student, rooms Rev. A. A. Myers. Burrows, Ruth, waiter Smith's Hotel. Butler, A. B., John H., tutor Hillsdale College, res Prof. J. J. Butler. Butler, D. D., Rev. Johp .J., Professor Hillsdale College, res e a Hillsdale, bet Fayette and College. Button. Charles E., harness maker, res a e cur South and German. Butts, Mary, servant W. Russell. �91 IIILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. GEOB H . P A I N T E R & CO., DEALERS I N A L L KINDS O F C A -13 I N E r r NATAAFt]E, A N D M A N U FA C T U R E R S O F Upholstered F u r n i t u r e HILLSDALE, MICH. CO * N. C tJ L V I F , liarafacturer o f AU Kiacia of Light Work, PI_JOTTIZ Bacon Street, E a s t o f M i l l Street, HILLSDALE MICH. CARSON & GRAHAM, •s UCCESSORS TO A N D R E W & CARSON,) FirstClanPhotographers. ALL KINDS OF WORK EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE k RT, IT I P A ADELBERT E. BOLSTER, A T T O R N E Y AT L A W , C 0 1 , 1 _ , - E C T I O N S A. S P C I A I T Underwood's Building, Hillsdale, Mic 1 �22 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Callahan, Dennis, laborer, res s s Spring, w West. Campbell, Benjamin F., teamster, res n e cor Bacon and Logan. Campbell, Charles D., roofer, res w s West, at West end McCollum. Campbell, E. C. & Co., (Edward C. Campbell, John P. Cook,' planing mill, contractors and builders, sash, door, and blind manufacturers, and dealers in lumber, etc., cor McCollum and Ferris. Campbell, Edward C., (E. C. Campbell & Co.,) res s W cor Howell and South. Campbell, James, farmer, bds s e cor Manning and McCollum. Campbell, Mrs. Martha, res w s West, at the west end McCollum. Campbell, William C., res w s West, at the west end of McCollum. Card, George, bricklayer, res s s Railroad, bet Manning and West,. Card, I r a B., Groceries, Provisions, etc., Smith's Hotel Block, Howell st, res w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Carleton, Will M., poet, bds w s Manning, bet Fayette and College. Carothers, Oliver, res s s Railroad, bet Broad and Manning. Carpenter, Miss Alice, dressmaker, res s e cor Howell and Sharp. Carpenter, Ira, blacksmith, s s Sharp, bet Howell and Budlong, res s e cor Howell and Sharp. Carpenter, Jay I., clerk R. Curtiss, res s e cor Howell and Sharp. Carpenter, Miss Nettie, teacher, res Ira Carpenter. Carrel, Frank G., clerk, bds Mrs. W. P. Carrel. Carrel, Moses G., student, bds Mrs. W. P. Carrel. Cal rel, William P., merchant, res e s Manning, bet Fayette and Colg Carroll, William, carpenter, res s w cor Budlong and South. Carson & Graham, William A. Carson, William Graham,' Photographists, w s Howell, s McCollum. Carson, William A., (Carson & Graham,1res s w cor Bacon and Manning. Case, Georg, laborer, res n e s Railroad, w West. Cassell, Warren B., carpenter, res s s State, e Salem. Castle, Hiram A., carpenter, res w s 'West, opp west end Waldron. Caswell, William, laborer, bds e s Hillsdale, bet Railroad and Garden. Caulkins, Hardy, student, rooms Rev. A. A. Myers Chalmers, William F., student, bda s w cur College and Union. Chamberlin, Marshall, physician, office and res s e cur \Vest and Fayette. Chandler, Mrs. S.. yes n w cor Fayette and Hillsdale. Chase, Albert H.. Minister, res s e cot. I Iillsdale and Mechanics. Chase, Miss Mary E., res a e cur HillAale and Meehanies. Chase, Melville W., instructor in music in Hillsdale College, res w Mantling, bet Fayette and College. Chase, Mrs. Olive C., instructor in cultivation of the voice, Hillsdale College, res w s Manning, bet Fayette and College. �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 2 3 C. W . I r t 3 ' N G r E F t 1 F O R D , L I V E R Y S T A B L E , Bacon St., opp. Smith's Hotel, H I L L S D A L E . M I C H . WILSON, =USE, SIGN, AND CARRIAGE PAINTER, Grainer, Glazier, Paper Hanger, Etc. Orders Left at His Shop will Receive Prompt Attention. Over .411es 4- rawger's Carriage Shop, and Bacon, St., West o f Howell St., H I L L S A / I L E , M i c h . JAJJIES VOC_YTE, DEALER T N BUTTER, E S , AND PRODUCE GENERALLY. West Side H o w e l l St., between ...Vorth m i d HILLSDALE, M I C H . IAT. 1 3 1 1 . 0 1 A T / 1 1 1 , COACH,CARRIAGE, SIGN, ‘N, ;irdi " • eS.:b ' t e r . All SN-t)ric - 11 - c • m p t l y Shop W i t h George Rheint. Corner i road and Union Sts., H I L L S D . I LE, M I C H . �I 1 1 21 B U R , C 1 1 , MONTG:)11ERY & CO.'S Childs, Daniel A., (W. B. Childs & Sono res e s Broad, bet Barry and South. William B., (W. B. Childs & Son,) res es Broad, bet Barry and South. Cdild3, W. B. & San, (William B . Childs, Daniel A . Childs,) Dry G)ods aol Carpts, No. 2, Farm 3r's Block, Broad st. Clark, Miss Alice, res s w cor H woll and W ddron. Clark, Daley E., student, res s s Col1eg e Union. Clark, Francis J., section man, res e s likr,st, bet Railroad and North. Clark, Frederick N., joiner, res s e cor M niroe and Clark, Joseph, supervisor, res s w cor thwell and Waldron. Clark, J031 J., Dutist, s w cot. H)wAl and Nt..Collum, res n e cor HowAl and Waldron. Clark, Miss Kate, res s w cur Howell and Waldron. Clark, L. A., student, bds n w cor State and Salem. Clark, R:nr. R., Minister, res s s College, e Union. Clark, Mrs. Sophronia, re.s w s Railroad, s South st. Clay Insurance-Co. of Kentucky, Green and Mansfield Agents, No. 10, Waldron Block, up stairs. Cleary, Richard, finisher, res n e s Railroad, w West. Cleveland, Charles C., carriage trimmer, res s w cur Griswold and Bacon. Cleveland, Miss Ellen, res Wm. P. Shepard. Clevis, Charles, clutirmaker Crowell & Hub ard. Clifford, William, section man, res n s Spring, w West st. Cline, Cyrus, student, bds s s College, e Manning. Clough, Mrs. Achsah, res s w cor Hillsdale and Fayette. Clough, Freeman, farmer, res s w cor Hillsdale and Fayette. Cohn, Moses, Cigar Manufacturer, and Dealer in Tobacco and Cigars, w s Broad, s Railroad, bds H. Solomon. Coldren, Milo J., student, bds Mrs. J. S. Manning. Cole, Fred. P. , sash and blind maker E . C. Campbell & Co.. res e s Manning, bet Sharp and South. Cole, J o h n R . , Photographist, Commercial Block, Howell st., res Sone. Cole, W. W., student, bds s w cor Hillsdale and Fayette. Colmar, John, laborer, res w s Lewis, s Mechanics. Colter, William J., chairmaker, bds G. G. Spring-stead. Conner, Frank, chairmaker, chair factorv. Conner, Capt. Stephen, cuttcr Kochenthal Bros., res n e cor Manning and Bacon. Connolly, Frank, laborer, res $ e cor Railroad and Spring. Connolly, Miss Kittie J., compositor The Business Office, res s e cur Railroad and Spring. Connolly Robert, teamster, res s e cor Railroad and Spring. Connecticut General L i f e Insurance Co o f Hartford, Connecticut, Reynolds Bros. Agents, over 7 Waldron Block. �EILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 2 5 s r a v r w s zworm-Lv J. T. Smith,Proprietor, HILLSDALE, MICH. ia 1E Lip s le 9 0 T I C S , 0.0.0.1070.0.0 0.0.eke. N I A N T FA u Tr I t E R S O F STEAMENGINES,CIRCULARSAWMILLS, MILLGEARING, A G R I C U LT U R A L I M P L E M E N T S , Etc., R. C. B I R D , MANVF WTIIIER OF THE Reversible Dasher, AWA R D E D T I O , 17IRST P P H M T LT M .-17 T H E H I L L S D - 1 L E COF'.1"7")* Agents Wanted. H I L L S D A L E , M i c h . B o x 244. �I 26 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Converse, Russel E., laborer M. Lamb. Conwell, James F., student, bds Mrs. F. R. Gallaher, Cook, Albert, carpenter, res s s Sharp, e West st. Cook, Almon, stone mason, res e s Ferris, s North st. Cook, Byron B„ salesman B. B. Fisher, res e s West st, N. South at. Cook Charles F., clerk I. B. Card, bds Byron B. Cook. Cook, Chauncey F., student, res J. P. Cook. Cook, John A., pattern maker Phelps & Pettis, rcs a w cor Manning and Barry. Cook, John P., (J. P. Cook & Co.,) res e s Hillsdale, bet River and Fayette. Cook, J . P. & Co., (John P. Cook, Joseph S.:Iimitt„ Albert A. Crane,) Agricultural. Implements, Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Cook, Lester C., (Dyer Bros. & Cook,) bds Mrs. Win. Dixon. Cook, William H., carpenter, res n w cor Manning a i l B. r:y. Cook, Wm. W., student, res J. P. Cook. Cooley, Henry P., student, bds W. H. Rice. Coon, Joel E., fireman E. C. Campbell & Co., res a w cor Ferris and McCollum. Cooper, Porter W., sexton Oakwood Cemetery, res same. Cooper, Samuel, mason, res s s South, bet Budlong and Broad. Copp, A. M., Rev. John S., Prof Hillsdale College. this same. Corey, Linus, chairmaker, res n e cor College and Union. Corey, Newton, res n e cor College and Union. Corey, W i l l i a m , Saddle and Harness maker, a w eor Howell and McCollum, res w s Spring, n Railroad. Corlett, C., overseer cane department chair factory. Corlett, Robert J., chairmaker, res a a Bacon, e Railroad. Corning, John L., clerk A. S. Bass, lids same. Cosden, Daniel, tailor Rochenthal, Bros., bds Marx. Cottrell, R. Dwelly, chairmaker. res Mrs. E. Cottrell. Cottrell, Mrs. Eliza C., res w a West, bet College and Mechanics. Crandall, Lathan A., Minister, res n w cur Fayette and West. Crane, Albert A., (J. P. Cook & Co.,) bds Smith's Hotel. Crane, Mark D., salesman J. P. Cook (I. Co., bds Smith's Hotel. Cressy, A l o n z o , Physician, res e s Manning, bet McCollum and), Bacon. Crippen, John, salesman Avery, Dresser & Co., res w a Manning, bet Bacon and Waldron. Croall, Morris, farmer, res s s Bacon, at e city limits. Cross, Martin F., teamster, res w a Railroad, a Bacon. Cross, Miss Nellie A., Assistant Principal Ladies' Department Hillsdale College, lids same. Crowell & H u b b a r d , (Oscar W. Crowell, Robert M. Hubbard,') Mantitheturers of all kinds of Cane, Fla,. and Wood seat Chairs, n w cur Railroad and Welch sts. 1 �H I L L S D X L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 2 7 D. W . Pia4-7RiEtY, Harness,Saddles, Bridles, Collars, nos, Nes;Blankets:Brushes,Combs,FlyNets,&c. - - 11pairing Promptly Attended to. M a n u f a c t u r e r o f MarbleMonuments! End Stones Window Caps, A ND BUILDING-STONE O f Every Description. West Side Broad St., South_ E x o h a n g o Hotel, I l 1 I , S 4 11).A 1,1,-, _.11(t H sr fact it re,. o f Cariages,Wagons,Sleighs,Cuters,&c. SHOEINGAND REPAIRING IN OUR LINZ mm., to O r d e r. Wout Side of Union Street, N o r t h of Railroad, HILLSDALE, — — M I C H . �- 28 B U R C H - --.111111111111,11111..--- M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Crowell, Oscar W., (Crowell and Hubbard,) bds A. Parsons. Crume, John T., Surgeon Dentist, office s w cor Howell and North, rooms same. C u l v e r, G e o r g e N . , Cooper-shop, Bacon, e Ferris, res n s Vine, bet Union and Oak. Culver, H. Jones, agent Victor sewing machine, e s West, second door south College, res same. Culver, Mrs. Marv, servant Railroad House. Culver, Silas 'H., Groceries and Eating House, w s Broad, s Railroad, res same. Cummings, Charles, hostler D. B. Kinvon, bds same. Curtis, B., physician, res w s Howell,s Waldron. Curtis, Charles C., superintendent R. Curtis, res s w cor Manning and Waldron. Curtiss, Myron B., groceries, provisions, etc., w s Howell,s North st, r2s e s Broad, at e end Waldron. C u r t i , Ransom, Druggist, and dealer in Teas and Sugars, n wear Howell and McCollum, res s w cor Manning and Waldron. Curtis, Mrs. Sarah, res n w cur Railroad and Lake. Cusick, George, res n s Marion, bet Ellen and Salem. Cutler, Mrs. Esther, res s w cor Manning and Barry. Cutler, Mrs. Mary E., res n w cor Fayette and West. Cutler, William I., telvgraph operator, res s w cor Manning and Barry. Cutter, Frank J., printer Hillsdale Standard, res w s Budloug, bet South and Sharp. Cutter, James H., machinist Phelps & Pettis, res w s Budlong, bet South and Sha:p. Cutter, James L., res w s Budlon,r, bet. South and Sharp. Cutter, Mrs. J. L., clerk C. W. Ferris, res w s Budlong, bet South and Sharp. I Daary, James, laborer, res n s Spring, w West. Dady, John, laborer, res w s German, s Barnard. Danthrd, James, laborer, re I i g Spring, w Lewis. Danson, E d m o n d H • , Wholesale Wines and Liquors, e s Broad. SMcCollum, res. same. Darling, John C., Proprietor Emery Flouring Mills, one mile II e of city, reS same. Darling, J. Walter, clerk Penfield, Whipple (V Co., res east city limits. Darros, Mary, waiter, Smith's Hotel. Davenport, Mrs. Sarah, res n s Spring, w Lewis. Davis, Mrs. Almira, res w s West, bet College and Mechanies. Davis, Orpheus E., Manager Western Union Telegraph Co., Commci cial Block, Howell st, res w s West st, het College and Mechanic. Dawson, Michael, carpenter, res I h i w s o n . �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 99 Dawson, William, laborer, res e s Logan, n Bacon. Day, Almon, res w s Manning, bet South and Sharp. Day, Everett H., salesman F. French & Son, bds F. French. Dean, Alexander, wagon maker, res A. Weir. Dean, Elijah B., carpenter H. Sarrow, res s W cor Oak and Howder. Dean, Horace, farmer, res a w cor Oak and Howder. Dean, Irvin, axe-helve manufacturer, e a Broad, s North, res n s State, e Oak. Dearborn, Mrs. M. A., res John C. Snyder. Deft! sr, John A., carpenter, res n w cor College and Union. Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of Detroit, Mich., Allen tv Janes, Agents, over 11, Waldron Block. Detroit, Hillsdale & Indiana Railroad, passenger and freight depot s s Sharp at, bet Howell and Budlong, F. C. Godfroy agent. Debau, Charles, chairmaker Crowell & Hubbard. De Vcau, James, Jr., shipping clerk chair factory. Dev rea Ix, Henry M., student, bds S. J. Henry. DeWitt, Mrs. D. 'C., res n e cor Short and Cook. Dibel,, T i m o t h y E . , Attorney-at-Law, over Second National Bank, reas a Bae(in, bet Beal & Lewis, w of West at. Dickerman, A l b e r t , Attorney and Judge Probate, office Courthouse, res a a South at., bet Manning and West. Dickerson, Mrs. Louisa W., res a w cor Manning and McCollum. Dickinson, Minor J., spring-driver B. B . Heacock, bds Exchange Hotel. Dillen, Mrs. Elizabeth, res s a Champaign, e Lake. Dillen, Miss Harriet, milliner, res Mrs. E. Dillen. Linen, Samuel H., harness maker D. W. Perry, les at the Junction of Bacon and Railroad ate. Dillen, Thomas W., butcher Lambert Bros., res es Champaign, e Lake. Dillon, Thomas, sawyer chair factory. Dillon, Jennie, laundress Smith's Hotel. Dixon, Mrs. Minerva, res n e cur Manning and Waldron. Dolltnar, Fred., laborer, ma n a South, opp Cemetery at. Donaghy, W i l l a m W. , Undertaker and Funeral Furnisher, 4 Farnam's Block, Broad at, res e a Oak, bet Howder and Mead. Donnelly, James, laborer, Ms a e cor Ferris and North. Donnelly, Patrick, laborer, b Is a e cor Ferris and North. t o n o v a n , M i c h a e l J., Carpenter and Builder, res n a State, bet ).ik an. ISalem. Doud, Lotbnzo, organ dealer, rca e a West at, bet Baron and Waldron. Dotal, Peter, tailor L. I ;itiggenheirn, hds Michael Marx. Douglass, Archibald, carpenter. res a W cor Budlong awl Waldron. Dougbiss, Airs. Tamar F., re?, w cor West and Fa.yette. Ti A c i C., mason, rea a a sharp, w West. DIM Agit/ S. Si' rvant John Ilunonell. Dow, t_aroline, servant W. II. Rice. IL �I 30 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'s Drake, John G., miller F. W. Stock, bds same. Drake, Warren A., assistant principal commercial department, res J. W. Fallev. Draper, Mrs. Lydia, with F. Messenger. Dresser, C e p h a s B . , Attorney-at-Law and Justice of the Peace, Waldron Block, n e cor Howell and 'McCollum, res n e cur McCollum and West. Dresser, Eugene P., (Avery, Dresser & Co.,) res w s West, bet Railroad and North. Dresser, William B., laborer chair factory. Driggs, Daniel, laborer, res s w cor Welch and Marion. Driver, Henry, mason, bds John Driver. Driver, John, mason, res n s Bacon, nr e city limits. Dubendorf, Mrs. Josephine, bds George N. Culver. Duett, Martha, servant C. \V. Ferris. Duhig, Rev. Patrick, pastor St. Anthony Church, res w s Broad, south of South st. Dunn, A. M., F. Wayland, Prof Hillsdale College, res s w cor Hillsdale and College. Dunn, D. D., Rev. Ransom, Prof. Hillsdale College, res s w cor Hillsdale and College. Durbin, Mrs. Sarah C., res w s West, bet College and Mechanics. Durgan, Frank L., student, rooms D. M. Graham. Dutton, Sylvia, servant F. C. Godfrov. Dyer. Alvin, res s e cor West and College. D y e r Bros. & Cook, (Samuel B. Dyer, Joseph C. Dyer, Lester C. Cook,) Furniture Manufacturers :_nd Dealers, Union Block, Howell street. Dyer, Joseph C., (Dyer Bros. et. Cook,) res n w cor Union and Mead. Dyer, Samuel B., (Dyer Bros. ez Cook,) res e s Union, bet Vine and Mead. Dyke, Mrs. Elizabeth A., works M. Lamb. Easterly, William, laborer, res w s Cemetery, s South st. Edwards, 'William S., Attorney at Law, res w s West, n North st. Eldred, Albert N., student, res s w cur Mechanics and West. Elias, Benjamin F., (Elias & Co.,) res Commercial Block, Howell st. Elias Sr Co., groceries, provisions, etc., Union block, Howell st... Ellis, Burton, res s w cur West and Sharp. Ellis, Edward D., cooper, res s w cor West and Sharp. Ellis, Joseph, cooper, s w cur Sharp and West, res same. Ellis, Joseph H., salesman C. E. Mott., res e s Howell, bet Barry and Waldron. Ellis, William, machine hand chair factory, bds n w cur State and Salem. �F I I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 3 1 ivzom.131r ck sivxxalaie 3 1 1 1 A rir •t! 1 4 . 1/...% ' , L a . : , l i r Fresh F i s h , Oysters, C a n n e d _Fril Pickles, Ete.. 10. W a l d r o n M o c k , Vegetables, 1 I I L I S D A I , M I C I I . 41•1111•14 R O W L I M I t . 7 s PATENTFORCEPUMP! Patented 1S70. M. V B Rowley, Patentee, n nj'net of red b y ROV\TI...J=Y- cSz S U T T O N _ HILLSDALE, - �32 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Ellis, Winfield S., student, bds Mrs. S. C. Durbin. Emmert, Caroline, servant C. T. Mitchell. Emmert, William J., laborer, res s s Bacon, nr e city limits. Emery, Lewis, res n e cor West and Fayette. English, Amons H., printer Hillsdale Standard, bds J. F. Burnett. English, Charles, teamster, res s e cor Ferris and North. Eaglish, Joseph, laborer, res s e cor Ferris and North. English, Mrs. Liddia, res w s Short, bet Cook and Railroad. English, Martin, laborer, res s e cor Fer is and North. English, Martin j., Hour packer F. W. Stock, res e s Ferris,'s North st. Entigh, John, laborer, bds W. H. Rice. 7uitab1e L i f e I n s u r a n c e S o c i e t y of New York, Green dr Mansfield Agents, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Erdle, Charles A., machinist, res w s Ferris, bet North and MeC'ollum. Evans, Frank J., res C. M. Knickerbocker. Evarts, Edwin, clerk, bds Joseph Evarts. Evarts, Joseph, res w s Hillsdale, bet Monroe and River. Everett, Mrs. Dr. A., res s 8 Bacon, e West. Everett, D r. Robert A., physician, s s Bacon, bet Manning and West, res same. E x c h a n g e H o t e l , G. W. Mosher, Proprietor, s w cor Broad and Railroad. opp L. S. & M. S. R. R. depot. Exenger, Wm., chairmaker Crowell & Hubhard. P Fahey, John, shoemaker G. W. Knight, res n s Monroe, bet Hillsdale and Maiming. Fahey, Sarah, servant Joseph Schmitt. F a l l e y, J o h n W. , Physician, and Secretly Farmer's Mutual F i e Insurance Co. of Hills.dale county, and County Superintendent of the Poor, over 11 Waldron block, Howell st, res s e cor State and Salem. Fant, John, mason, res n s Howder, e Union. Fant, John, ,Jr., painter, res n s Howder, e Union. Fant, Frank, mason, res John Pant. F a r m e r, Chester. Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, and Cam.' veyancer, Waldron block, Howell st, res s s Bacon, third house west of West. F a r m e r ' s M u t u a l F i r e I n s u r a n c e Co. of Hillsdale county, office over 11 Waldron block, Howell st, Albert Kenyon, President and Treasurer ; John W. Falley, Secretary. Farnam, Henry L., salesman H . T. Farnam, res s s McCollum, bet Broad and Ferris. F a r n a m , H e n r y T. , Druggist and Grover, and Agent Unit,d states Express Co., No. 3 Farnaln's block, res s s b e t Broad and Ferris. 4 �W E S T " S kMERICAN TIRE SETTER. J. L . B R Y A N T , P r o p r i e t o r. Brick Shop First D o o r West o f Smith B r o s . L i v e r y a n d Sale Stable, Hillsdale, Michigan. Having Purchased one of Wests 'AmericanToSeters A ND T H E ELV:111:RIGIT 11 2 TB:Sail:IEILLSDAL:, I A M 1 1 ' 1 1 1 : : I ' .% 11 . 1 . : 11 0 f 4 1 . 1 ' 1 ' BUGGY OR W A G O N T I I - E S 15 T O On S h o r t X o t o n , l y R r q o f r o m . 3 0 PBIRI M I N - U = 8 S = , fld I P A remove the lioltA, so that I do not have to make new holes when replacet I, thereby weakening the felloes. I have had the Machine in use here since the first of .Inly last, and have :et over 400 tires. I also keep a CARRIAGE AND REPAIR SHOP! W h e r e I w i l l m a k e a n y ela' s i d v e h i e l e , f r o n t a W h e e l b a r r o w t o a lirst-eltam "pen . , r t••ii linairy. H I L L S D A L E , M a y 9 t h , 1574. the awierwigned, w o u l d c o i l ify t h a t w e h a d Riigay and Wagiiit t l r e s e t on t h e A m e r i c a n Tirstititritter, .1, L . B r y a n t , lam aesaiin, a n d a r e w e l l pleas...I w i t h t h e w o r k , and w o o l , 11 reeiminii•n.i t h e el .1•1 prowev. o f gip/ n lig tire. W. H . . S M I T H , C . G . 11.4/RERTSON, G . W. UNDERWOOD. H. W . W O O L * , I i . B. K I N Y O N , J . T. B A L L , H. R I A C K M A R , J . 11. R U M M E L L , A D E L W O I J ' i r r r, I. N. i t u r r o F, F a m w , W . s. H O M I E R , D . REF.:RE, J. P. C O O K . I I K . RoWLSON. �ROWLEY'S PAT E N T FORCE P M l t r, 10.-.1 -.711, M . V. B . lloiwley Patentev. Rowley & Sutton, .Hi 1 Isda T H I S P T J M F ' M i c h i g a n , H A S NO E Q U A L AS A FIRE ENGINE. Throwing a continuou,. str.qtm and forcing water through a greater number of feet of pip2 or hose than any other pump made. I t is positively Anti-Freezing. 33 .A. C J f C _ 7ktvsl-F R F T: OF p-717 a r r i a t i e s 1 ti.gons 7 C T. T T r 1 = R . d e ( S u C . Shoeing a n d R e p a i r i n g i n o u r l i n , d o n , t o O r d e r. W e s t s i t i f 111,0! 1 i I i r d _ ••••••• R . C . B11-1 D. M N l - F X( - r u n E R 4 F I T H REVERSIBLEWASHER. _A. W I I T F i r s t P r e m i u m a t H i l l s d a l e C o u n t y F a i r , 1873. irtutte-I. t,. Box24.4 �IIIIALSD.A.LE C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 3 3 Farnam, Mrs. M. E., florist and hot-house, s s McCollum, bet Broad and Ferris, res same. Farnam, Mrs. M. H., res e s Manniag, bet Fayette and College. Farnham, Edward, clerk Reynolds Bros., bds same. Farrand, Ferdinand H., clerk American Express Co., res e s West st, bet North and Railroad. Fassett, Mrs. A. J., res n s Bacon, bet Logan and Ellen. Fassett, Miss Olivia S., teacher Fourth Ward School, res Mrs. A. J. Fassett. Fav, Miss Hellen, student, res s s College, bet Hillsdale and Union. Fay, Mason W., farmer, res s s College, bet Hillsdale and Union. Fellows, S. Harvey, res n e s Railroad, w Manning. Fernis,,n, William, teamster, res e s Ellen, bet State and Marion. Fernald, Rev. E. B., res w s Manning, bet Fayette and College. F e r r i s , C h a u n c e y W. , Dry Goods Crockery Groceries, etc., No. 2 Ferris block, Howell st, res n e cur West and North sts. Ferris, Mrs. Cornelius, res n e cur Manning and Barry. Ferris, George H., student, res C. W. Ferris. Ferris, Homer E., blacksmith G. Riehm, res w s Howell, bet 'McCollum and Bacon. Ferris, Irvin W., book-keeper C. W. Ferris, res n e cor West and North sts. Ferris, Orrin W., mechanic E. C. Campbell & Co., bds E. Hallett. Ferris, Miss Martha, millinery and fancy goods, w s Howell, bet Mc(Alum and Bacon, res same. Hiram, hack driver D. B. Kinvon, bds same. F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k , Waldron *block, Howell st, Wm. Waldron, President ; F. M. Stewart, Cashic(.. Fish, Edwin, gent:ral dealer in butter, eggs, and all kinds of produce, w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron, res w s Hillsdale, bet River and Fayette. Fisher, Benjamin, farmer, and dealer in lumber, rem w s Howell, at s city limits. Fisher, B?rijamin B., Jr., groceries, provisions, etc., w s Howell, bet Me( olltun and Bacon, rooms same. F i s h e r, J a m e s K . , Cashier Second National Bank, res n e cur 11,,w,AI and s4outh. Fisk, B. P., Daniel M., Professor Hillsdale College, res w s McClellan, bet Fayette and College. Fitz.simmons, Dammon H . , salesman, res s s Howder, bet Union and Fitminimons, John F., (Knickerbocker At, Fitzsinimons,) room Mitchell block. Flemming, Daniel F., cabinet maker, res w s Oak, bet River and Fayette. Fling. 14. J., designer, bds C. Thompson. Janiem IL, deliverer Lambert Bros., bds same. �34 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & Fogle, Miss Anna, res Joseph Forbe. Foule, William, laborer, res u s State, e Salem. Foote, James, Dealer in Butter, Eggs, and Produce, w s bet North and McColluoi, res e s Manning, bet M?Colluln and Bacon. Foote, William P., confectioneries, fruits, tobacco and cigars, w 8 Howell, s North st., res same. Forbes, David, farmer, res nr e city limits, bet State and Bacon. Forbes, George W., painter, res s s Bacon, e Grisw11. Ford, B e n j a m i n F. , Ticket Agent L . S. & M. S. R. R., office, Depot, res u s Mead, bet Oak and Union. Ford, Henry, student, rooms B. L. Prescott. Foreman, James, laborer, bds u e cor Monroe and West. Forrester, Levi M . , salesman E . H . Damson, res e s Howell, s of South st. Foss, Charles, carpenter, res s w cor Union and Hovder. Foss, Mrs. Hattie, res s w cor Union and Howder. Foss, Miss Josie, res E. J. Loper. Foster, Alvah, janitor Union School, res s s Union School ground. Foster, Edgar, finisher, chair factory. Foster, Horatio 0., building mover, iw w s Hillsdale, n Mechanics. Foster, Henry, teamster, res cor Jonesville road, and Lewis and Mechanics sts. Foster, Mrs. Lottie, bds Mrs. J. Sampson. Foster, Lyman P., student, rooms Mrs. C. A. Harrington. Fowler, kiss A. N., dress maker, s e cor Howell awl North sts. Fowler, Archibald F., carpenter, res n e cor Oak and State. Fowler, Harriet, servant Prot G. McMillan. Fowler, John W., tailor S. S. Smith, bds Smith's Hotel. Fowler, Miss Nellie, dressmaker Miss A . M. Fowler, bds II. T. Farnam. Fowler, Otto, student, bds n w cor Manning and Bacon-. Fowler„ -k. M., Rev. Spencer J., Professor Hillsdale College, res e s n Mechanic. Fox, Mrs. Ellen, res w s Ferris, bet North and McCollum. Fox, George B., mason, res w s Be:!!, at West end South A_ Fox„loseph, chairmaker, re -w s Short, bet Conk and Railroad. Fox, Mrs. Marv, res w s Manning, bet River and Fayette. Fox, Mrs. S. M., i•os G. B. Fox. Frankinfieid & Co., (Henry H. Frankinfield, Michael Baumgartd, Bartwr Sii p. 1:1Z.USelnel;t Smith's Hotel. Frankintield, Henry H., k_Frankintield & Co.,) res n w cor Howell and South. Franklin, Oliver E., carpenter, res w s Hilisdale, n Mechanics. Framer, William. laborer, r e -e s Ferris, bet North and Cook. Free, Mrs. Al:try E., M8 E. B.RogersF .reemanT ,ilrWaldron block, Howell st., re -e s s a m o h �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 3 5 Manning, College Hill, n River st. French, Charles S7, F . French & Son,) res s e cor Manning and Bacon. French, Franklin, (F. French & Son,) res s e cor Manning and Bacon. F r e n c h , F. & Son, (Franklin French, Charles S. French,) liruggists and grocers, Union block, Howell st. French, James H., chairrnaker, res s s South, bet German and Cemetery. F r i s b i e , John L., County Clerk's Office, Court House, res e s Reading, ave, bet south and Sharp. Frye, Mrs. , res w s Ferris, s McCollum. Funk, Mrs. W. M., res L. M. Forrester. Fyfe, C. L., res w s West, bet Bacon and McCollum. Gallaher, MN. F. R., res n e cor Union and Vine. G a l l o w a y, J a m s S., Attorney at Law and Insurance Agent, s w cor Howell and McCollum, res s w col. Broad and Bacon. Gardner, Ellen, servant Isaac Owen. Gardner, Mrs. Emeline, res w West, s North st. Gardner, George B., instructor in painting, Hillsdale College, res w s McClellan, u College. Gardner, George F., salesman Bunt and Lawrence, res w s West st, bet McCollum and North. G:oes, L,6vell M., student, lids s s College, e Manning. G e r m a n A m e r i c a n I n s . Co., o f New York, Allen & Janes ov• r 11 Waldron block. Gilbert, Ei i . , res Exchange Hotel. Gilbert, Charle-, E., clerk Exchange Hotel. iillam, n i s II., book-keeper J . P. Cook & Co., res w s West st„ bet South and Sharp. Gillet, Samuel, County P.,-;.tister of Deeds, Office Court House, res ii s Mead, I) 1. Union and Garden, Gillett, Daniel, laborer. res n e cor Griswold and South. Gillett, Frank, chairmaker Crowell and Hubbard. Gilirrt, teamster, rcs n s L a k e . Gillett, John F., wAirks chair tii.ctory, lids Gilbert Gillett. Gillis, Andrew, laborcr. rcs w s Railroad, lir D. H. k 1. R. R. (Tossing. t;ilson, 111i544 Marv. t artierSecond War 41 School, hits a e cor West and Fayette. G i t s k e y, B . & Co., Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, w 111/WIAI, s North st. Gitskey, Benjamin, B. Gitskey & Co., rem New York City. (Acuson, Amos, student, bds w s Manning, bet Fayette and College. Glens F a l l s I n s . Co., o f New York, Alien & Janes Agents, • o v e r 11 -Waldron block. �36 I M R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Godfrey, Mrs. S. A., dressmaker, res w s West, s Bacon. Godfroy, F r e d e r i c k C.9 Station Agent D. H. & I. R. R., res e s Manning, bet North and McCollum. Godfroy, Miss Kate, teacher Union School, rca e s Manning, bet North and McCollum. Goetz, Christopher, res e s Broad, bet North and McCollum. Goewey, Caroline, cook Smith's Hotel. Goewey, Carrie, waitress, Smith's Hotel. Goff, Miss Rosa, student, bds s e cor Hillsdale and College. Goltz, Mrs. Rickie, res n w cor Ferris and Cook. Goodrich, Edwin J., (Penfield, Whipple St. Co.,) res Oberlin, Ohio. Gordon, Kate, servant Mrs. E. Mott. Gottliep, Jacob, salesman Kochenthal Bros., res a e cor HilLsdale and River, Goudy, Moses, hostler C, N. Hungerford, bds same. Gough, Daniel R., barber E. F. Bradley, bds same. Gould, Thomas, mt-4 e a Oak, s Howder. Grabner, John F., carpet weaver, w a Ferris, bet North and McCollum, res same. Graff, Aaron, salesman L. Guggenheim, bds Smith's Hotel. Graham, D. D., Rev. Daniel M., President Hillsdale College, res e s Hillsdale, bet Fayette and College. Graham, William, (Carson & Graham, res s w cor Bacon and Manning. Granger, Harmon B., foreman chair factory, res w s West, a Bacon. Grannan, Edward, farmer, res s a Spring, w Lewis. Grannan, M r, Ellen, res a s Spring, w Lewis. Grannan, James, engineer, res s a Spring, w Lewis. Grayener, Miss Anna Stein, dressmaker Miss A. M. Fowler, res w a Ferris, bet North and McCollum. Graves, O r a J., Agent for Hon. Henry Waldron, and Real Estate Agent, Waldron Block, n e cor Howell and McCollum, res w a W,,sst st, s of Mechanics. Gray. Justice, Groceries, Provisions, etc., w a Broad, a Exchange H o t , res same. Green. David I., blacksmith G. Rhiem, Ms same. Groen, Henry S., foreman C. H . Sheldon, res n w cor Budlong amt Sharp. Green & Mansfield, (William W. Green, Christy Mansfield.) Law Office, Real Estate, Insurance and Collection Agents, No. 10 Waldron Block, a Howell at., up stairs. Green, Mrs. W. P., res s s Bacon, bet Beal and Lewis. Green, William W., Attorney at Law, and of the firm of (Green & Mansfield) res w s West at, near Union School House. Gidley, Frank, bds e a Mandn,, a North at. Gridley, Lucius E., clerk Hillsdale Furniture Manufacturing Co., res ea Manning, bet North and McCollum. �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 3 7 Griffin, Zeno T., res w s Broad, bet South and Sharp. Griffiths, Edward, painter, Ms I. Dean. Grtitfiths, John. city nurse, res s w cor Monroe and West. Grover, John C., student, bds C. C. Johnson. Guegenheim L e v i , Merchant Tailor and Clothier, w s Howell, s North st, res same. Gunn, Jacob, carpenter, res n w cor McClellan and Fayette. Gunn, Richard S., carpenter, res n w cor McClellan and Fayette. Gutekunst. John G., blacksmith J. C. Bach, res s s South st., bet German and Cemetery. I I Habel, George, farmer, res e s German, s South st. Hale, Lorain, res n e cor Railroad and West. Hall, Frank, chairmaker, bds e s Short, bet Railroad and Cook. Hall, Jane E., res Mrs. John MeDermid. Hall, Mrs. Loretta, chair caner, res n w cor Railroad and Lake. Hall, Marvin, student, rooms e s West st, bet Payette and Coll, ge. Hallett, Archibald, laborer, res n s South, e Griswold. Hallett, Enoch, patent rights, res s e cor West and Barry. Hallett, J. P., farmer, res n s Hallett, w Reading ave. Hallett, Richard, farmer, res n s Hallett, w Reading ave. Hamilton, Miss Laura, bds Mrs. M. Fox. Hamilton, William, farmer, res s s Bacon, at e city limits. Hammond, Allen, res n w cor Manning and McCollum. Hammond, Byron, farmer, res sS State, nr e city limits. Hammond, Samuel, Drayman, res n e s Railroad, hot West and Lewis. Hancock, Oscar, groceries, provisions, etc., Union blo-,k, Howell st, res same. Hanover F i r e Insurance Co., of New York, Green & Mansfield Agf,nts, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Hard,nbergh, Miss M. Gertrude, preceptress Union School, bds Dr. G. Smith. Hargan, Sarah, servant Mrs. F. R. Gallaher. Harlan, Frank, baker Bong & Miller, rem w s Ferris, bet North and McCollum. Harlow, Fred. M., student, bds Mrs. S. Durbin. 119,-rigan, Jeremiah, laborer, res a s Monroe, bet Hillsdale and Manning. Harr.gan, John, telegraph operator, res n s Monroe, bet Hillsdale and Mann ng. Harris, George, teamster Winsor & Higman, moms n e cor Hillsdale and Railroad st. Harris, H e r b e r t . Physician and Surgeon, otfie e s Howell, bet 11‘1,Collum and Waldron, res n w cor Broad and South. Harris, John M., carpenter, res e s Railroad, het Manning and West. �:38 B U R G H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Harrison, Miss Ida, nurse, res w s West, s Barry. Harrison, John H . , Millinery and Fancy Goods, Smith's Hotel block, cur Howell and Bacon, res w s West, stops w end Barry. Hart, Alonzo J., traveling agent, res w s West, s Railroad. H a r t f o r d Ins. Co., of Harttbrd, Allen & Janes Agents, over 11 Waldron block. Hartshorn, J. C., President Hillsdale Gas Co., r • Providence, Rhode Island. Hartson, 0. S., student, bds Mrs. W. P. Carrel. Haskell, George W., street sprinkler, res w s Short, bet Cook and Railroad. Hasket, James, laborer, res with W. Hughes. Hastings, James S., res s w cor Broad and Barry. I I tstings, Willard B., postal clerk, res s w cor Broad and Barry. Hatton, Charles, Merchant Tailor and Clothier, n w cor Broad and North at, res same. Haven, Mrs. Almira L., hairdresser, s w cot. McCollum and Ferris, res same. Havens, Truman, painter, res e s Ferris, bet North and Cook. Hawes, Norman S., musical instruments, res w a West, a Railroad. Hay, Levi C., printer the Business Office, bds Smith's Hotel. Haynes, Arthur, student, bds H. Haynes. Haynes, Miss Delia J., teach. r, res I L H a r e & Haynes, Horace. thrmer, res w s West, n Fayette. Hayworth, John, student, rooms A. Bates. Heacock, Barclay B., spring bed bottom manufacturer and general a,z.nt, hand power sewing machine, home knitting machine, etc., w Broad, a Exchanue Hotel, res n e cur Railroad and Spring. lleacock, Charles D., spring turner B. B. Heaeoek, bds TI-Ivird, Robert, carpenter. n..s s s North, bet West and Manning. Heckman, Levi, laborer. bds Mrs. R. Henry. Heekman, Wall, . student. rooms Thomas Fr,.em111. John. laborer F. W. -4toel,t, Lila Louis Mirx. S-1-•oilrick, John B.. liner, n s r.e€.a ;-::tlm, ea niv,•r. 11--ndrick. 1 . l John B. Hend:H• k. ,,rv, 1 • . my_l. l , r e m i - s r , - 1 1 " . en'.1:•!T ,-Jot.lesvileroad_ - - b 1 . $ HillsOa:• • i Union. a a s 1 . 0 . • and Horshev, Mose., R., mason. res s e tor Hillsdale and College. Harran, Mrs. C. A., re,: a w cur College and West. U vin Kat-', servant .T. P. (:ook. Hibal d, R o b e r t D . , Carpenter and builder, n a Railroad, bet Union and Welch, res n w oar Mead and Union. Hicks, Broadstrect S., res a a Howder, e �FIILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 3 9 Ezra, teamster, res w s Ellen, s State. Higinan, James W., (Winsor & Higruan,) res s s Garden, bet Hillsdale and Union. Hill, Mrs. A.. H., res n s River, bet Hillsdale and Manning. Hill, Frank E., produce dealer, res w s Manning, n_River. Hill. Hannah M., tailomss L. Guggenheim, bds B. Sharp. Hill, Joel, farmer, res n e cor College and Hillsdale. HiHiker, Frank C., butcher Molby & Smith, ress e cor South and BudH i l l s d a l e D e m o c r a t , (Weekly,) Wm. H . Tallman, Publisher, Waldron block, june ion Howell and Broad. • Hillsdale Furniture Manufacturing Co., H. Blackman, proprietor, office Waldron block, Howell st. H i l l s d a l e Gas Co., Underwood's block, J. C. Hatshorn, President; H. A. Branch, Secretary and Treasurer; F. McCabe, Superintendent. H i l l s d a l e N e w s D e p o t , W. H. Benedict, Manager, No. 1. Wal(iron block, Howell st. H i l l s d a l e S t a n d a r d , Weekly,) H. B. Rowlson, Publisher, w s bct MeC,,Ilum and Bacon. H i l l s d a l e W e e k l y Business, Frank Sands, Publisher, Farnam's block, Broad st. Hilton, Harvey P., harness maker W. P. Shepard, res n s Bacon, bet Logan and Ellen. Hinbaugh, J. D., sawyer, chair factory. Hinds, John, res W. S. Pettis. Hoelseh, Edward C., jeweler W. L. Stone, Ms H. M. Keefer. Holdridge, Alphonson, painter, bds S. Holdridge. Holdridge, Samuel, drayman, res s w cor State and Ellen. Holloway, Cyrus C., engineer Phelps & Pettis, res e s Broad, at County Fair Grwinds. H o m e I n s u r a n c e Co., of Columbus, Ohio, Allen & Janes, agents, over 11 Waldron block. Hoover, Milton, painter, bds n w cor State and Salem. Hopkins, Alonzo, gardener, res w s Hillsdale, D Mechanics. Hosmer, L. M., painter, r,s e s Howell, at s city limits. Householder, Annie, scrvant Dr. F. French. Housekneeht, Alice, servant .1. W. \Vinson Howard, Edwin A., res s e eor Howell and Barry. Howard, Mrs. Julia, dressmaker, res e s Ferris, bet North and Cook. Howe, Jared B., clerk W. W. Donaghy, bds same. Howlan, Charles N., well digger, res w s German, s Barnard. Hubbard, Robert M., A N er,, Dresser & Co.,) and (Crowell & Hubbard, bds F. C. Godfroy. • lInf-tadder, Washiicrton J., shoemaker C. E. Mott, res s s Manning, bet Bacon and Nikraldron. Hughes, Peter. r4-•s n C cor West and Barry. Hughes, Thomas, painter, res $ e cor Howell and South. �40 • B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Hughes, Wellington, green-house and nursery, e s Hillsdale, n Mechanics, res same. H u m b o l d t I n s u r a n c e C o . , of Newark, N. J., Reynolds Bros. agents, over 7 Waldron block. H u m m e l , J o h n H . , Millinery, Fancy Goods, Hats and Caps, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon, res e a Wait at, bet Bacon and McColl um. Humpery, Edwin J., mechanic Rowley and Sutton, res n a Howder, bet Hillsdale and Union. H u n g e r f o r d , C h a r l e s N . , Livery Stable, a a Bacon, bet Howell and Manning. res w a Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Hunt, Edward A., clerk R. E. Weaver, lids same. Hunt, Henry A., harness maker, res s s Bacon, bet Railroad and Griswold. Hunter, Frank, student, rooms D. M. Graham. Hunting, A. B., Bruce S., Tutor Hillsdale College, bds same. Hutchings, Caleb, proprietor Railroad House, nearly ()pp L S. & M. S. depot. Hutchinson, William H., moulder Phelps and Pettis, res s a Garden, bet Union anti Hillsdale. I0 Irving, Paulus, .2E., veterinary surgeon, res a e cor Manning and Sharp. Jackson, Andrew J., mason, res n s South, e Griswold. Janes, George, teacher, bds O. A. Janes. janes, O s c a r A . , Attorney at Law, office Union block, Howell at, res n e cor Hillsdale and College. Jeffary, Thomas, tw e s Broad, bet Waldron and Barry. Jennings & Brother, (Michael D. Jennings, Martin Jennings, marble an1 stone works, cor North and Union. Jennings, Martin, (Jennings ck: Brother, lids M. D. Jennings. Jennings, Miss Mary, dressmaker, bds Michael Jenningt4. Jennings, Michael D., (Jennings & Brother,) res u a Monroe, third house west of Manning. Jerome, Arthur, wood turner, re.s w a Ferris, a McCollum. Jerome, Horace, farmer, res a s Barnard, bet German and Cemetery. 1. Jewett, Orestes H., Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and (;rocerioa. etc.. No. 2 Sutton block, Howell at., res w a West, bet Mecollum and North. Johnson, Alfred H., law student J. S. Galloway, rea n w cor Manning and Ea lin. Johnson, C. C., physician and surgeon, n w cor Howell and McCollum, res w a Hillsdale st, bet College and Fayette. Johnston, Daniel, manutiteturer o f lumber, ma s w cor College and Union. John.,on, Hives rea n w cin• ManniT, and Bacon. �I I : L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y. 4 1 Johnson, Miss H. B., student, bds n w cor Manning and Bacon. Johnson, H o r a c e H . , Marble and Stone Works, s w cor North and Ferris, res ii s Bacon, west of city limits. Johnson, Miss J. May, res C. C. Johnson. Johnson, John, mason, res w s Beal, bet Bacon and South. Johnson, John W., carpenter. res n e cor Howell and Sharp. Johnson, John W., traveling salesman Jennings •St Brother, res e s Howell, bet South and Sharp. Johnson, Mrs. Sarah M., res Josiah Barton. Jones, Isaac, res w s Union, s Garden. Jones, John J., res n e cor Lake and Champaign. Jones, William H., res w s Reading ave, s South. Jordan, Caroline, servant R. B. Sutton. Jordan, George H., lumber dealer, over Second National Bank, res w s Hillsdale, bet Monroe and River. Kaiser, Andrew J., mason, res n s Bacon, bet Logan and Ellen. Kane, Nelson, laborer, res e s West, bet Fayette and College. Karsk, Elena, servant L. McIntyre. Kavenaugh, Mary, servant C. E. Lawrence. Keating, E d w a r d C., City Wood Yard, and Dealer i n Groceries and Provisions, Fishing Tackle a specialty, n s Broad, s Exchange Hotel, res same. (See adv.) • Keating, Mrs. E. T., res bet Union, Garden and Mead sts. Keating, Loftus N., Attorney at Law, Union block, Howell st, res n e cor Hillsdale and Howder. Keefer, Abraham, carpenter, res w s West st, s Nerth st. Keefer, Andrew L., painter, bds Henry Keefer. Keefer, Mrs. Caroline M., res s s Monroe, w Manning. Keefer, George H., medical student, res s e cor Howell and Bacon. Keefer, Henry, shoemaker A. C. Speigle, res s s State, e Salem. Keefer, H e n r y M . , Restaurant, basement s e cor Howell and Bacon, res same. Keefer, John A., farmer, res 8 s Bacon, at south end Lewis. Keeler, Miss Rosa, res with M. Baunigartel. Keith, William F., hostler Smith Bros., Ms same. Kelley, Alexander, night watchman, L. S. tk, M. S. depot, res w s West, n Railroad st. Kelly, Miss J. B., tailoress, bds John Kelly. Kelly, John, laborer, res w s Spring, opp w end Monroe. Kelly, Miss Margaret A., Ms John Kelly. Kelt, Thomas 11,, moulder Phelps & Pettis Ms E. A. Knapp. Kenny, Moses R., minister, res e e Union, bet College and Mechanics. Kenrick, Edward, res n e cor Mead and Union. Kent, Miss Bertha, student, rooms s e cur Hillsdale and College. ii �42 I B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Kent, M. B., student, rooms s e cor Hillsdale and College. Kent, Volena, student, Ms Mrs. J. C. Manning. Kenyon, May, res L. Dowd. Kies, Miss Mary E., student., hds s e cor Hillsdale and Mechanics. Kikendall, Miss Mary, res s a College, bet Manning and Hillsdale.. Killen, Hugh, (Murphey & Killen, ) res w s Railroad, s Bacon. King, Charles L., clerk postoffice, res foot Broad. King, Henry J., res e a Broad, bet Barry and South. King, Hiram, produce dealer. res n s State, ur e c:tv King, Miss Louise, milliner Mrs. M. E. Willets, res n s State, nr eastern city limits. Kingston, Samuel, farmer. rea w s German, s Barnard. Kinman, Miss Margaret, res 0. H. Gillen. Kinsey, Miss Clara, res s s Mechanics, wJones.ville road. Kinsey, Cyrus, farmer, res a a Mechanics, w Jonesville road. Kinyon, D a niel B., Livery, Sale, Feed Stable and Hack Line, s a McCollum, Let Howell and Manning, res s e cor Manning and McCollum. Kinyon. Lyman, res a e cor Manning and MeCiillum. Kirkland, Abraham S.; cooper, res w a Griswold, bet Ludlam and South. Kitchel. L u t h e r, Tailor, n w cor Howell and McCollum, res a a McCollum, bet Broad and Ferris. Klein, George, laborer, res a a South, bet German and C,Inetery. Kline, Mrs. Emma S., with L. Kitcher. Knapp, C. A., works G. D. Tompkins. Knapp, Edwin A., moulder Phelps & Pettis, res a a North st, bet Broad and Ferris. Knapp, George, res e a Broad, bet North and McCollum. Knapp, Phcebe, servant D. B. Kinvon. Knapp, P. W., chairmak:T, bds n e cor Short and Cook. Knapp, Samuel, chairmaker Crowell & Hubbard. Knickerbocker, Mrs. C. M., music teacher, res w a Howell, bet Barry and South. Knickerbocker & Fitzsimmons. Ge,rge A Knickerbocker, John F. Fitzsimmons. A t i o t m VS t Law, 4,ffice over Second National Bank, Howell at. Knickerbocker, Geor,,e X., Knickerbocker &. Fitzsimmons,) rooms Waldron block. Knight. George W., Boot and Shoe manufacturer and dealer, w s bet McCollum and Bacon, r(-s w a West at, bet Fayette and Knopf. Joseph. brewer Frank Kreiter; res e s Salem, a River. Xi chenthal , Jacob K, clienthal, Moses Kochenthal, ) merchant tailors and clothiers. Underwood's block, Howell at. Kochenthal, Jacob, (Kochenthal Bros.,) res s a Mead, bet Oak and �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 4 3 ' Koebenthal, Moses, (Koehenthal Bros.,) res s e cor Oak and State. Kowa. E. & M. D. (Ezra L . Koon, Mart. B. Koon,) Attorneys at Law, over postoffice. McCollum st. Koon, Hon. Ezra L., E . L. & M. B. Koon,) res s w cor Manning and North. Koon, Mart. B., (E. L. & M. B. Koon,) bds Smith's Hotel. Kreiter, F. Henry, res e s Hillsdale, bet Garden and Howder. Kreiter, Frank, brewer, s s State, e Oak, res s e cor Union and Howder. Krue!rer, Bernard A., salesman Avery, Dresser & Co. ruc-,er, MN. Christina, tailoress Kochenthal Bros., res n s South st., VWest st. Lake Shore & M i c h i g a n S o u t h e r n Rai1wa7, Passenger and Frei,ht I )(Tots n Railroad st. bet Hillsdale and Manning sts., B. F. Ford. Ticket Agent ; n o s ( Montgomery, Freight Agent. . Lamb, M o r r i s , Comity Sh •riff, office with County Clerk, CourtHouse, res County Jail, Court-House Square. Lambert, Alfred, (Laml•ert Bros.,) res e s Broad, bet Barry and South. L a m b e r t Brothers, (John W. Lambert, Alfred Lambert, Edwin Lambert,) Meat Market, and dealers in Fish, Oysters, and all kinds of Vegetables, Howell st, opp Bank. Lambert Edwin, (Lainbert Bros.,) res n s Bacon, nr east city limits. Lunbort, John, gardener Lambert Bros., res n s Bacon, nr east city limits. Lambert, .John W., (Lambert Bros.,) res e s Manning, bet Railroad and North sts. Lambert, Riehard butcher Lambert Bros., res n e cor Railroad and South. Lamb r, W:lliam, gardener, res s s Bacon, nr e city limits. Lancaster, Mrs. Cornelia, res n w cor Broad and North. Lancaster, Morgan, tinner Bunt and Lawrence, bds u e cor Howell and Barry. Land, Abel, watchman, rea w s Lewis, s Spring. Lane, Mrs-. Hannah, res e s Beals, bet Bacon and South. Langdon, Miss Evira D., res M. H. Langdon. Langdon, Martin H., res w s West, bet Barry and South. Langley, Mrs. Martha, tailoress, res w s West st., bet Waldron and Larribee, H. Benjamin, student, bdss s College e Manning. Lawrence, Charles E., (Bunt & Lawrence,) res w s s t st., at West end North st. Lawrence, George, chairmaker Crowell & Hubbard. Lawrence, Mrs. Harriet, res s s Bacon, nr e city limits. �44 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Lay, George D., salesman Penfield, Whipple & Co., bds R. E. Whipple. Lay, Miss Lovedv, bds s w cor Manning and Fayette. Leach, John, laborer, res e s Hillsdale, nr n city limits. LeClear, Daniel, cabinet maker Dyer Bros. & Cook, res s e cor ILilsdale and Garden. Lee, Joshua S., res Henry J. King. Lewis, James E., student, rooms s e cor Hillsdale and College. Lewis, Oscar, telegraph operator, res n Mechanics, w Liddle, Adam P., carpenter, res w s Hillsdale, s Fayette. Lindsey, Darius, laborer, res e s Hillsdale n Mechanics. Little, Marcus V., student, rooms s e cor Hillsdale and College. Lohdell, Barto S., student, bds w a Manning, bet Fayette and College. Lockwood, Charles, farmer, B. Fisher, res same. London and Liverpool, and Globe Ins. Co.'s, of London, England, Allen A: Janes, agents, over 11 Waldron block. Long, John J., Music and Musical Instruments, Underwood's block, Howell at., res s e cor Manning and Fayette. Long, Miss Lizzie V., clerk, res e cor Manning and Fayette. Loper, Edward J., commercial traveler, res e s Broad, bet Waldron and Barry. Loper, Henry A., traveling agent, bds E. B. Rogers. Lord, Celia, help, Exchange Hotel. Lord, Rivie, student, bds J. W. Winsor. Lorigan, Patrick, laborer, res n w cor Manning and Monroe. Losey, Ovid, peddler, res w s Lewis, n Fayette. Lovejoy, Hiram D., farmer, res n a Bacon, w West at. Lowell, William L., moulder, H. Sparrow, bds same. Ludlam, James, chairmaker, res s e cor Railroad and Ludlam, Ludlam, John, chairmaker Crowell & Hubbard. Ludlam, William P., charmaker, bds James Ludlam. Lumbard, Thomas L., miller, res n e cor Short and Cook. McAllister, G. L., agent Singer machine, res e s Howell, s Barry. McCabe. Frank, superintendent Hillsdale Gas Co., office Underwood's block, Howell at, bds Exchange Hotel. McCarty, Mrs. Emily, res n e ear Manning and Bacon. McCarval, R, ,se, servant N. C. Van Evora. McClure, George, student, rooms J. J. Walrath. MeDermid, Henry A., cabinet maker, Ms Mrs. John McDermid. McDermid, Mrs. John, res e a Manning., bet Waldron and Barry. McDonough, John, drover, res e s Budlong, bet Barry and South. McGee, Zeiss, student, rooms B. L. Prescott. n•Inerney, John, firmer Bunt iv: Lawrence, Ms Louis Marx. McIntyre, Miss Agnes, teacher Union School, res Lout y McIntyre. McIntyre, Miss Belle, teacher Union School, res Linty McIntyre. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 4 5 McIntyre, Lantv, groceries and provisions, s s North, bet Broad and Ferris, res same. McKee, James, tailor, res w s Manning, het River and Fayette. McKee, James W., freight house man L. S. & M. S. R y depot, res e s West, bet Railroad and North. McKenny, Anngelia, servant C. T. Mitchell. McKenney, Peter, laborer, bds Thomas McKenney. McKenney, Thomas, laborer, res w s Spring, s Railroad. McLain, L. C., student, rooms B. L. Prescott.. McMannus, William, laborer, res w s Railroad, s Bacon. McMillan, Miss Emma, res n s River, bet Hillsdale and Manning. McMillan, A. M.,George, Professor Hillsdale College, res w s Manning, bet Fayette and College. McMillan, Mrs. H., res J. F. Mosher. McMillan, Robert, res W 8 Manning, bet Fayette and College. MeNamira, Frank, student, rooms B. L. Prescott.. McQueen, Ephram F., telegraph operator, res n s Bacon, w West st. McQueen, James L., (Brown & McQueen,) res n s Bacon, w West st. McQueen, John, public lecturer, res n s Bacon, w West st. McQueen, John L., painter, res n s Bacon, w West. Macklev, John, chairmaker, res w s Short, bet Railroad and Cooks. Madden, Henry, laborer C. W. Ferris. M her, Philip, tailor, res n s Spring, w West st. Maltby, Miss Sarah J., music teacher, bds G. Armstrong. Manheimer, Isaac, peddler, res n s State, e Oak. Manning, Cassius, student, bds Mrs. J. S. Manning. Manning, Rev. John S., res w s Manning, nr College. Mansfield, Christy, Green & Mansfield,) res s 8 Bacon, w of West st. Mansfield, Joseph L.. agent patent right, res w s Manning, n Fayette. Mansfield, Miss Libbie, teacher Union School, res w s Manning, Fayette. March, E d w i n J., Attorney-at-Law, over Second National Bank, Howell st, res w s Manning, bet Railroad and North. Mark, George A., civil engineer, res s s Howler, bet Hillsdale and Union. Marquett, Hiram, student, res E. Cottrell. Marsh, Benjamin F., painter, res e s West, n College. Marsh, Eugene R., pump agent, res e s German, s Barnard. Marsh, Jour F., auctioneer, res e s German, s Barnard. Marsh, Tyler. carpenter. res s s Fayette, w Jonesville road. Martin, Albert, works Smith Bros. Martin, Mortim r, message boy Western Union Telegraph Co., res Mend. bet Union and Oak. Martin, Richard, joiner, res a s Mead, w Oak. 4 �46 B U R C H , I M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Martin, Richard H., farmer, res n a Mead, w Oak. Martindale, Mrs. Dilute, res n s Mechanics, bet Manning and West. Marvin, Isaac, builder, res w Broad, opp County Fair Ground entrance. M a r v i n , James H., Dry Goods, Carpets, etc., a w eor Howell and res s e eor Maiming and Waldron. Marx, Louis, boarding house, w s Broad, bet Railroad and North. Mason, Hiram C., carpenter, res n w car West and Sharp. Maack, Daniel, student. b.-Is a w cur Hilisdale and Fayette. Maack, J. W , stutkit, lids n w ear Mkatiin7 and Bacon. Alauck, S4 itrler, stukknt, hds Mrs. W. P. Carrel. Max,on, ,NL-slila. res S. s. Mead. Edward 11., P. Mead ,k w s I fo‘‘,:11, a South A. Mead, Harris B., carpenter, res a w ear Mantling and (.'*illege. Mead, Homer P., clerk, res with P. Mead P. & Son, (Philander Mead, Edward H. Mead, ) crockery, 11 .Waldron block, Howell at. Mead, Philander, P. Mead & Son,) res n e cur Manning and River. Mead, Mrs. Mary J., res a e eor Mead and Union. Mead, Miss Millie E., student, res H. B. Mead. Meara„ John, laborer, res n a Monroe, bet Hillsdale and Manning. Aleiga, Miss Ella, milliner J. H. Hummel, bda same. Meigs, Morris, salesman Wm. 'Wilson, lids J. H. Hummel. Alelosh, Louis N., res Commercial block. Merrill, Eugene A . , law student E . L . & M. B. room, Ms Haynes Johnson. Messenger, Frederick, millinery and fancy goods, w s Howell, nr McCollum, res e s Manning, bet McCollum and Bacon. M i c h i g a n M u t u a l L i f e I n s . Co., o f Detroit, A . C. Allen, Agent, over 11 Waldron block. M i c h i g a n S t a t e I n s . C o . , o f Adrian, Mich., Reynolds Bros. Agents, over 11 Waldron block. Miles, George, manufacturer patent medicines, bda J. W. Brant. Miller, Christian, shoemaker Thaws & Weluh, res w a Hilisdale, u Mechanics. Miller, DeWitt, laborer, lids Railroad House. Miller, Frances, servant 0. Riehm. Miller, George E., Twomlev & b d a Wm. Cook's. Miller, John, salesman J . 'A. Bosworth, res a a Railroad, 2,1 house w Exchange Hotel. Miller, John C.. salesman J. H. Marvin, res n a Bacon, bet Manning and West. Miller, John Mc. 0 . , (Bong & r e s e a Hillsdale, n of the Railroad. Millcr, :qrs. nirraret P., res w n Mechanics. Miller, William \V., salesman .T. 11. Marvin, res n s Bacon, bet Manning and West. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 4 7 Mills, John, student, bds W. H. Reynolds. Mills, J o h n L.. Physician and Surgeon, s w cor Howell and McCollum, res w s West st, opp west end Barry. Mistier, J. N., marble work and building stone, w s Broad, south Exchange Hotel, res w s Broad, 1st door south Exchange Hotel. Mitchell, Austin W. , deputy internal revenue collector, office w s Howell, s McCollum, res s w cor McCollum and Manning. Mitchell, Chavles E., student, rooms Mrs. C. A. Harrington. Mitchell, Charles T.,- President Second National Bank, res s w mr Manning and McCollum. Mitchell, Henry, barber P. Roehrig, bds Exchange Hotel. Mitchell, John B., tailor, res n s North st, w Howell. Molby, Chester J., ( Molby & Smith,') res s s Bacon, w West st. Molby, Isaac C., res s s Bacon, w West st. M o l b y & Smith, (Chester .J. Molby, Avery A. Smith,) Meat Market, Vegetables, Canned Fruits, etc., 10 Waldron block, Howell st. Monroe, Charles, res w s Hillsdale, bet River and Fayette. Monroe, Jam's:, engineer chair factory. M o n t g o m e r y, H a r v e y, Abstract of Titles, Law and.Loan agency, and Notary Public, Underwood's block, Howell st., opp Bank, res s w cor Manning and Barry. M o n t g o m e r y, T h o m a s C . , Freight Agent L . S. & M. S. R'y, office Depot, res s Hillsdale, bet Railroad and Garden. M o n t g o m e r y, W i l l i a m R., Attorney at Law, Underwood's block, Howell st, opp Bank, res w s Hillsdale, bet College and Fayette. Moon, John, gardener Lambert Bros., res n s Champaign, e Lake. Moore, Miss Josie, res Prof D. M. Fisk. Moore, William, flour pac -er, res es Short, bet Cook and Railroad. Moore, William, sawyer, clair factory. Morelock, Charles, cdrpenter, res s e cor Short and Railroad. Mf,r:and, John, section man, res w s Railroad, s Bacon. Murky, William, chairmaker, chair factory. Morris, Mary, servant, E. Curtis. Morris, Mrs. Sarah R., res with Mrs. M. H. Farnam. Morrison, Julia, works J. G. Bunt. Morrow, John, res s e cor Bacon and Griswold. Moses, Charles F., eooper G. N. Culver, res n s Ludlam, bet Railroad and Griswold. Mosher, Miss A. Jennie, tailoress, bds J. 0. Mosher. Mosher, Miss Eunice, dressmaker, bds J. O. Mosher. Mosher, George W. , Proprietor Exchange Hotel, s w cor Broad and Railroad, opp L. S. tf.: M. S. Depot. Mosher, Joel 0., mason, res e s Short, bet Railroad and Cook. Mosher, John F., laborer, res w s Short, s Railroad. Mott, Charles E . Boot and Shoe ManuActurer and Dealer, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon, res w 8 Manning, bit McCollum, and Bacon. �48 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & M)tt, Mrs. Ellen, res w s West, bet Bacon and McCollum. M u l c a h y, R i c h a r d , Operator American Telegraph Co., n w cor Howell and McCollum, bds Ira carpenter. Mulqueen, Mrs. Margaret, washing, res w s Monroe, w Manning. Murphy, Mrs. Ann, res w s Broad, opp county fair ground, Murphey, George, blacksmith, bds Smith's Hotel. M u r p h y, J o h n , Groceries, Provisions, etc., w s Broad, s Railroad, res n e cor Monroe and Manning. M u r p h y SE K i l l e n , (Melzer B. Murphy, Hugh Killen,) blacksmiths, n s Bacon, bet Howell and Manning. Murphy, Miss L , res n w cor Howell and Sharp. Murphy, Molzer B., (Murphy & n w cor Howell and Sharp. Murphy, Mrs. P., res n w cor Howell and Sharp. Murphy, Willie T., clerk J. Gray, res n w cor Howell and Sharp. Murray, Thomas, target man, res n e s Railroad, w West. Myers, Rev. Aaron A., Minister, res w s West, bet Fayette and College. Myers, John, finisher, chair factory. Myers, John A.., engineer, res a e cor Welch and Marion. Myers, William, student, rooms J. J. Walrath. I T Nash, Mrs. Mercy, res 0. J. Graves. Nash, Orlando C., teacher, res w s McClellan, nr College. National I n s u r a n c e Co., of Philadelphia, Pa., Reynolds Bros. agents, over 7 Waldron block. National L i f e Insurance Co., of Washington, D. C., 0. A. I Janes agent, Union block, opp Court-House. Newb2rry, Jay L., student, bds n w cor Manning and River. Newland, George Lester, painter, resn s Mead, w Union. Nibccker, Frank H., student, bds Mrs. W. P. Carrel. Nichols, Arthur, farmer B. Fisher, res same. Nichols, Devils J., (Samin Nichols,) res n w cor Manning and River. Nichols, George, carpenter, res w s Manning, het River ana Fayette. Nichols, Matthew, teamster, res s a Fayette, w West st. Noawak, Michael, gardener Lambert Bros., D a Railroad, w West at. Noble, Stephen L., cabinet maker, res_ e a Hillsdale, bet. Railroad anti River. Nolton, Lyman N., lumber and lime, west end of M. S. & L. S. depot grounds, Railroad st., bds H. Keefer. Norris, Franklin C., laborer, res n w cor Oak and Howder. Norris, James B., carpenter, res w s Howell, bet South and Sharp. Norris, Jason B., farmer, res w s Howell, bet South and Sharp. North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., of IAIndon and Edinburgh, Green it Mansfield agents, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Nutton, Miss Mary, student, bds n w cur Manning and Bacon. �I I i L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 4 9 0 Oat man, Andrew, woolen thlisherr res e s Ferris, bet North and Cook. Odikirk, Alexander, laborer, bds Lester Odikirk. Odikirk, Lester, carpenter, res n e s Railroad, w West st. O'Haro, Thomas, cooper, res e s Griswold, s Bacon. O'Mexra, Daniel, laborer, res e s Oak, bet River and Howder. O'Mera, Miss Marv, dressmaker Miss A. M. Fowler, res e s Oak, bet River and Howder. Orcott, Asahel, res e s Manning, bet South and Sharp. Orient I n s u r a n c e Co., of Hartford, Conn., Green and Mansfield agents. No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Owen, Isaac, money loaner, s w cor Howell and McCollimm, res s w cor Broad and Bacon. P Packard, Sylvester A., patent rights, res e s Howell, s Sharp. Painter, George H., (George H. Painter & Co.,) res e s West st, bet Waldron and Barry. Painter, George H . & Co., Furniture Dealers, and Manufacturers of Upholstered Furniture, w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Palmer, Judson B., assistant instructor in telegraphy, Hillsdale College, res w s West st., bet College and Mechanics. Palmer, Mrs. Sarah, res e s Manning, bet Railroad and North. Parker, Charles C., attorney at law, res e s Manning, n Fayette. Parmelee, Francis D., res w s Reading ave, s South st. Parnlooker, John, laborer, res e s Cemetery, s South st. Parsons, Aaron, superintendent, Crowell & Hubbard's chair factory res n e cor State and Salem. Parsons, E. S., chairmaker, res n e cor State and Salem. Parsons, James NV., student, res w s West, bet College and Mechanics, Parsons, Marshall M., carpenter and joiner, res n w cor Marion and. Salem. Paul, Ernest J., student, Ms S. J. Henry. Payne, Ida, waitress Smith's Hotel. Payne, Mrs. John, res e s Ferris, bet North and Cook. Payne, Robert K., bell boy Smith's Hotel. Pearce, Henry W., machinist, res s s Bacon, bet Howell and Broad. Pearce, Parker, laborer, res e s West, bet South and Sharp. Pearson, Miss Emeline H., res C. C. Holloway. Peck, Dewitt, res Joseph Clark. Peck, George, machinist Phelps et Pettis, res s e cor Manning and Railroad. Penfield, Lewis R., (Penfield, Whipple St Co.,) res e s West st, bet Mc. Col turn and Bacon. �50 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Penfield, W h i p p l e & Co., (Lewis R. Penfield, Roscius E. Whipple, Edwin J. Goodrich,) Wholesale and Retail Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, etc., Commercial block, Howell St. Pennell, &ander K., constable, res w s Reading aye, at the west end of Sharp st Pennell, Miss Mary, res E. K. Pennell. Pennel, William J., marble cutter H. H. Johnson, res w s Ferris, bet McCollum and Bacon. Perkins, Miss Mary, student, bds Mrs. E. Davis. P e r r y, D a v i d W. Saddle and Harness Manufacturer, Union block, Howell at, res w s Manning and River. (See ativ't.) Perry, Frank, marble cutter, res James Purdy. Perry, Moses, laborer, res s s Fayette, e Union. Perry, William, laborer chair factory. Petrie, Frank H. painter, W. W. Brown, bds George Haskell. Pettis, William S., (Phelps43LPettis,) res a w cor Broad and South. Petitt, John, dealer in music, res e 8 Hillsdale and College. Phelps, Edward, (Phelps & Pettis,) res w s Budlong, bet South and Barry. Phelps & P e t t i s , (Edward Phelps, William S. Pettis,) Foundry and Machine Shop, Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Saw Mills, etc-, n e cor Railroad and Welch sts. Phelps, Seth, salesman C. W. Ferris, res is a South at, bet Budlong and Broad. Phillips, Miss Ida, student, res e s Union, bet Mechanics and Union. Phillips, Miss Lou, student, res e s Union, bet College and Mechanics. l'hillips, Miss Nellie, student, res e s Union, bet College and Mmhanies. Dorr, res e a Budlong, bet Barry and South. Millis, Mrs. Catharine, res n w cor Budlong and Waldron. Phiuney, Thomas, clerk Smith's Hotel. Piatt, Mrs. Caroline, res M. V. B. Rowley. Pierce, Mrs. Mary M., principal la,dies' department Hillsdale College, lids same. Plumb, Charles, teamster, bds Railroad House. Pollard, Mary, servant W. A. Carson. Pomeroy, G. B., traveling salesman Hillsdale Furniture Manufacturing Co., Yes South haven. Pondexter, William, porter Smith's Hotel. Porter, Edwin W., student, rooms Mrs. C. A Harrington. Porter, John E., wagon maker G. Riehm, rca e a Oak, ii Mead. Porter, Mrs., nurse, res w a West, nearly op Waldron. Porter, W i l l i a m Tobacco and Cigars, Howell at., opp Bank, res wa Howell, bet Waldron and Barry. Postofilce, Miss M. L. Russell, P(kstniaster, 'Waldron block, Howell at, entrance McCollum at, e Howell. Pratt, Hon. Daniel L. attorney and lecturer, Hillsdale College, res s Bacon, nr west city limits. �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 6 1 Pratt, James, post trader, res w s West, bet North and McCollum. Pratt, Morris P., farmer, res e s Manning, s South st. Pratt, Mrs. William, res w s Manning, s Bacon. Prentice, William, farmer, res n Marion, bet Ellen and Salem. Prentiss, Miss Ada, music teacher, res e s Manning, bet Fayette and College. Prentiss, Mrs. Mary C., res e s Manning, bet Fayette and College. Prescott, Bescom L., pastor Wheatland Free-Will Baptist, res s s Mechanics, w West st. Prescott, Peter, machinist, lids W. H . Rice. Preston, Levi C., groceries, provisions, etc., is e cor Manning and College, res same. Priest, Dyer, laborer, n s South, e Griswold. Pulver, Jerred C., laborer, lids Railroad House. Purdy, James, chairmaker, res n s Barnard, bet Cemetery and German. Purdy, John, res s s Howder, 1)et Hillsdale and Union. C2# Quale, Merritt IL, student, lids s College, e Manning. Quigley, James S., cooper G. N. Culver, res w s Railroad, 8 Bacon, Quick, Edward, laborer, res n s Spring, w Lewis. Racine, Lewin, miller P. W. Stock, res w s Railroad, a Bacon. Railroad House, C. Hutchings, proprietor, nearly opp L. S. & M. S. Depot. Randolph, Adelbert, cigar maker J. Torbe, res w a Ferris, s McCollum. Randolph, Charles F., Blacksmith and Wagon Maker, n e cor Ferris and Cook, res n a Champaign, w Lake. Randolph, Franklin F., painter, res w 8 Ferris, a McCollum. Randolph, Mrs. M. F., res w s Ferris, a McCollum. Rankin, Albert, team-ter Winsor & Higman, bds John F. Mosher. Ransier, John, drayman, rea e s Beal, bet Bacon and South. Raymond, Mrs. Jane, res e a Mhnning, bet Fayette and College. Raymond, Rev. William W., rector St. Peter's Episcopal Church, res wa West at, bet Waldron and Barry. Rayner, James J., teamster, res w s Railroad, nr D. H. & I. R. R. crossing. Rea, Mrs. M., res Exchange Hotel. Ready, George, tailor Chas. Hatton, lids Smith's Hotel. Reamer, Father, servant C. N. Hungerford. Reed, Alexander, farmer, res w a Reading aye, a Sharp. Reed, Joh, carpenter E . C. Campbell & Co., res n w cor Sou.h dncl �52 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & (O'S. Reed, Thomas B., carpenter E . C. Campbell & Co., res a 6 South, e Budlong. Rehorn, Charles, cigar maker J. Forbe, bcLs Thomas Smith. Reilay, John G., res w s West, bet Railroad and North. Reilay, Miss Louisa, teacher, res John G. Reilay. Reilay, Miss Mary, res John G. Reilay. Reilay, Miss Miriam, res John G. Reilay. Reilay, Miss Sarah, teacher, res John G. Reilay. Reynolds Bros., ( E l y H . Reynolds, Elon G. Reynolds,) General Insurance Agents, over 7 Waldron block, Howell st. Reynolds, Chauncey, res w s Hillsdale, bet Fayette and College. Reynolds, Elon G., (Reynolds Bros.,) rcs w s Hillsdale, bet College and Fayette. Reynolds, Ely H., (Reynolds Bros.,) res w s Hillsdale, bet College and Fayette. Reynolds, Lorenzo P., Secretary and Treasurer of Hillsdale College, res e s Manning, bet Fayette and College. Reynolds, William H., farmer, res w s West, s Mechanics. Rhodes, Sarah, housekeeper H. E. Bixby. Ribbeck, Frederick, tailor Kochenthal Bros., res n w cor Howder and Union. Rice David, res n w cor College and West. Rice, Dwight C., music teacher. res n w cur 117:t and College. Rice, Rev. D. L., res a w cot. West and College. Rice, Levi I., physician, res s w cot. Manning and South. Rice, W i l l i a m H . , Boarding House, s s North, bet Broad and Ferris. Rich, Benjamin C., painter. bds s e cor Manning and McCollum. Richards, Eugene, farmer B. Fisher, res same. Richards, Miss Maggie, student., bds Mrs. E. Davis. Rideout, Alexander C., Principal Commercial Department, Hillsdale College, res e s Manning, bet River and Fayette. Riehm, George, blacksmith and wagon maker, a e cor Railroad and Union, res same. Rich', Miss Mary, dressmaker Miss A . M. Fowler, bds G. W. Steinthrope. Riker, G. Arnold, teamster, rca n s Itreon, bet Logan and Ellen. Riley, Edward, laborer, res n e s Railroad. w West. Riley, Peter, laborer, bds Ed. Riley. Risdorph, Orlando H., mechanic E. C. Campbell & Co., res s s Bacon, e Railroad. Rising., John, farmer, res.: n s Bacon, w West st. Ritter, Anton, fbreman in chair factory and carver, res e s Howell, bet South and Sharp. Robards, Frank P., salesman Joseph Smith, bds Smith's Hotel. Roberts, Allen P., machinist Phelps & Pettis, res s s Bacon, het Railroad and Griswold. 411111111116 �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 5 3 Roberts, Thomas S., student, bds Mrs. J. S. Manning. Robertson, Miss Agnes M., book-keeper 0. H. Jewett, bds same. Robertson, Charles G., principal Union School, res Cambria road, 21 miles from city. Robinson, Clark A., finisher, chair factory, res n w cor State and Salem. Robinson, Miss Ella A., teacher, res n w cor State and Salem. Robinson, Miss Emma A . , compositor Democrat Office, res s s Railroad, bet Manning and West sts. Robinson, William, shoemaker G. W. Knight, res s s Railroad, bet Manning and West. Robinson, William A., teamster, res ii w cor State and Salem. Roby, Edwin, farmer and drayruan, res w s Lewis, n Fayette. Roby, Isaac, farmer and drayman, res w s Lewis, n Fayette. Rock, W. W., laborer, bds Railroad House. Roethlisberger, Louisa, servant Mrs. C. Ferris. Ro!sers, Eli B., insurance and real estate agent, Waldron block, n e cor Howell and McCollum, res s w cor Manning and Railroad. Rogers, Miss Helen, res E. B. Rogers. Roehrig, P h i l i p p , Barber Shop, 2 Waldron block, e s Howell st, res n s Howder, bet Union and 0a1-. Rollins, Silas S., farmer, res w s West, n College. Rollins, Walter A., clerk Probate office, res w s West st, bet College and Mechanics. Rowan, Mrs. J. P., res n e cor Budlong and South st. Rowe, Miss Etta L., teacher Ward School, res with Mrs. M. H. Farnam. Rowley, Martin V. B., (Rowley & Sutton,) res w s Manning, bet Barry and South sts. Rowley & Sutton, (Martin V. B. Rowley, Robert B. Sutton;) Manufacturers and Dealers in Rowley's Patent Pumps, Railroad st., ()pp Exchange Hotel. (See adv.) Rowlson, Charles H., salesman Bunt (lc Lawrence, res w s West, bet Railroad and North. Rowlson, Eugene, abstract writer, res s w cor Howell and North sts. Rowlson, H a r v e y B., Publisher Hillsdale Standard, and Revenue Collector, w s Howell, s McCollum, res w s West st, bet North and Rail road. Rowlson, S. Clark, U. S. revenue clerk, w s 'Towel], s McCollum, res w s West st, l i t North and Railroad. Ruggles, D a r w i n D . , Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, n s Bacon, bet Howell and Maiming, res-e s Manning, bet Bacon and Waldron. Rumsey, C. B.. laborer, bds Railroad House. Russell, Miss Mary E., student, res. W. Russell. Russell, Miss M . L., Postniaster, Waldron block, Howell st. �54 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S at the juncticn of Budlong and Broad sta. Russell, Miss Minnie L . , clerk postoffice, res junction Broad and Budlong. Russell, W i l l i a m , Dealer in General Merchandise, w a Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon, res s w c,or Railroad and West sta. Ru,•:oll, William H., salesman Wm. Russell, res 8 w cor Railroad and West sts. Sabin, B. R., mason, res w s Lewis, n Fayette. Sales, Mrs. Polly C., res w s Ferris, a McCollum. Swam, Michael, groceries and provisions, w a Howell, a North, res w West st, n McCollum. Sarum and Nichols, (Michael Samm, DeviIls J. Nichols,) butter dealers, w s Howell, s North st. Sampson, George W., drayman, res e s Beal, s Bacon. Sampson, Henry W., carpenter, res s w cot. West and Bacon. Sampson, Mrs. J., res a a Marion, e Oak. Sampson, James B., carpenter, res s s Bacon, bet Beal and Lewis. Sampson, James H., student. res J. B. Sampson. Sampson, John W., res s s Bacon, w West st. Sampson, Mattie, waitress Smith's Hotel. Sands, Esther, compositor Standard Office, res w s Broad, het South and Sharp. SandF, F r a n k , Publisher Hillsdale Weekly Besinem, Farnam's block, Broad at., res e a Union, bet College and. Mechanics. Sands, Jennie, compositor Standard Office, res w a Broad, bet South and Sharp. Saviers, Milton H., City Marshal, res e a Budlong, 8 Barry. Scranton, Lizzie, servant James K. Fisher. Scanlon, Marv, servant C. Curtis. Schafer, Frank, laborer, res n a Howder' het Hillsdale and Union. Schafer, Mary M., res e s Hillsdale, bet Railroad and Garden. Schiek, Henry, laborer, res n s South, opp Cemetery at. Schmidt, August, wagon maker, bds J. C. Bach. Schmidt, John G., mason, res s s Bacon, nr e city limits. Schmidt, John T., blacksmith J. C. Bach, res n s South at, e Griswold. Schmidt, Thomas, cigar maker, res s s Howder, e Hillsdale. Schmidpeter, Fred, section man railroad, res n a South, e Griswold. Schmitt, Joseph, (J. P. Cook et Co.,) res n a Howder, w Oak. Schriver, Adam, piano repairer, bds D. F. Flemming. Schroeppel, John A., teacher and pastor of the Ev. Lutheran School and Church, res 11 a South, e Griswold. Schults, Charles, machine hand, res n a Railroad, w Lake. Schults, Herman, clerk Smith's Hotel. Schults, Mrs. Julian Ann, res n s Railroad, w Lake. 1 �H I LLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 5 5 Schwartz, Christopher, laborer, res n s South, e Griswold. Schwartz, Emma, servant C. C. Johnson. Schwartz, Katie, servant D. Stewart. Schwarz, Mrs. C., res e 8 Beal, bet Bacon and South. Schwarz, Gotleib, laborer, res e s Beal, bet Bacon and South. Seliwenn, Phillip, blacksmith Alles & Yawger, bds H. Alles. Scott, Mrs. Mary A., boarding house, n e cor Monroe and West. Seamans, Miss hileu L., res e s Short, n Cook. Sear, William T., cooper G. N. Culver, res e s Howell, bet Barry and South. Sears. Wesley, student, hds H. B. Mead. Second National Bank, Bank Block, Howell st, C. F. Mitchell, President; Henry \Yakima, Vice-President; James K . Fisher, Cashier. Seley, Mrs. D. A., dressmaker, res w 8 Manning, nr College. Sellers, Albert F., harness maker M. Sellers, bds H. M. Keefer. Sellers, C. S. chairmaker Crowell & Hubbard. Sellers, M i c h a e l , Saddle and Harness Manufacturer, s w cor Howell and Bacon, Ms H. M. Keefer. Sulks, John, res n e cor Railroad and West. Sharp, Solomon B., laborer, res s s Railroad, bet Manning and West. Shaw, Benjamin, res w s West, s Waldron. Shaw, James C., agent Howe sewing machine, s e cor Broad and McCollum, res same. Sheldon, Corell H., Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Dealer, w s bet McCollum and Bacon, res s s Railroad, bet Manning and West sts. (See adv.) Sheldon, DeWitt, chairmaker, res $ s Mewl, e Union. Sheldon, William A., salesman C. H . Sheldon, res s s Railroad, bet Manning and West sts. Shepard, Mrs. F. M., dressmaker, s s McCollum, bet Broad and Ferris, res same. Shepard, Frank E., student., res F. P. Shepard. Shepard, Frank P. traveling agent, res w s n Mechanics. Shepard, W i l l i a m P., Saddle and Harness Manufacturer, basement a e cor Howell and McCollum, res s s McCollum, bet Broad and Ferris. Shepard, Miss Ellen E., res s e cor Hillsdale and College. Shepard, Mortimer M., student, res s e cor College and Hillsdale. Shewey, J. Henry, salesman Bunt & Lawrence, res w s Budlong, bet Barry and Waldron. Shipman, Mrs. Lucinda, re.s n s Mead, w Union. Shoemaker, Charles H.. marble cutter J. N. Mistier, Ms same. Slinks, Christ, chairmaker, res s e cor Railroad and Short. Silver, Thomas X . , Groceries, Provisions, etc., w s Broad, s Railroad, res same. Simpson, John It., physician and druggist, w s Broad, n r North st. rem �56 B U R C H , I M O N T G O N I E l l Y & CO.'S n w cor West and South sts. Sinclair, John, res n e cor College and Union. Skinner, Edward N., druggist, grocer and book seller, s e cor Howell and Bacon, res same. Skinner, John B., salesman E . N . Skinner, res s e cor Howell and Bacon. Smith, Avery A., (Molby & Smith,) res w s Howell, s Waldron. Smith Bros., (William H. Smith, John H. Smith,) feed and sale stable, buss and hack line, s s Bacon, w Smith, Byron N., carpenter, bds Albert C4.)0k. Smith, Charles A., wagon waker J. H. Bach, bds same. Smith, Charles H., salesman E . N . Skinner, res s s Bacon, bet Manning and West. Smith, Charles W., chairmaker, res n s Garden, e Hillsdale. Smith, Chester B., bds Exchange Hotel. Smith, Eugene, music teacher, res s s Railroad, w Manning. Smith, Frank, laborer, chair factory. Smith, Dr. George E., physician, s s Bacon, bet Manning and West, res same. Smith, Gilbert, laborer, res s s Mechanics, w Jonesville road. Smith, James, ice dealer, res w s Budlong, s Waldron. Smith, James T., proprietor Smith's Hotel, n w cor Howell and Bacon. Smith, John H., (Smith Bros„) bds Smith Hotel. Smith, John T., blacksmith, res n s South, e Griswold. S:nith, Joseph, Dry Goods, etc., w e Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon, bds Smith's Hotel. Smith, Josiah A., whitewasher, res n w cor Fayette and Lewis. Smith, Leroy A., upholsterer George H.Painter& Co., res s e cor Manning and South. Smith, Miss Lizzie, dressmaker, res Mrs. S. A. Godfrey. Smith, Miss Louisa, milliner F. Messenger, Ms same. Smith, Lucy A., tailoress L. Kitchel, bds same. Smith, Nicholas, marble cutter J. N. Mistier, Ms same. Smith, Oliver, painter, res n w cor Fayette and Oak. Smith, R-v. . farmer, res s s at e city limits. Smith, Silas S., Tailor, w s Howell, nr McCollum, res e s West, bk Waldron and Barry. Smith, Thomas, ehftirmaker, res n s Ganien, e Hillsdale. Smith, William H., Smith Bros.,) Ms Smith's Hotel. smith, William O., farmer, res e s Hillsdale, n College. Smith's Hotel, ,T. T. Smith, proprietor, n w cur Howell and Bacon. Snyder, John C., Dentist. Commercial block, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon, res e s Broad, s Bacon. Snyder, Mathew H., dentist, res J. C. Snyder, bds same. Soden, Eugene. tanner, res P. Soden. Soden, Philip, laborer, res e s Manning, bet Mechanics and Montgomery. �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 5 7 Soloman, Charles, clerk, bds H. Soloman. Soloman, Hyman, peddler, res e s Logan, n Bacon. S tMeS, Saul, res H. P. Hilton. Southers, Charles, laborer, bds s e cor Ferris and North. Sparrow, George, laborer H. Sparrow, res n s Railroad st, w West st S p a r r o w , H e n r y , Foundry and Machine Shop, s s Railroad st, e Snort, r s e s Short, bet Railroad and Bacon. Spencer, Mrs. A., dressmaker, res e s Hillsdale, bet Railroad and Garden. Spiegel, August C., boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, e s Broad, bet N.trtli and McCollum, r s same. Spiegel, John. gardener, res s Gar:icn, e Hillsdale. Springfield Fire and M a r i n e I n s u r a n c e C o , of Spring- field, Mass., Allen 6z, James, agents, over 11 'Waldron block. Springstead, Eliza J., servant C. H. Sheldon. Springstead, Miss Florence N., music teacher, bds L. Springstead. Springstead, George G., chairmaker, res s s Bacon, e Railroad. Springstead, James B., farmer, bds L. Springstead. Springstead, Lyman, mason, res w s Railroad, s Bacon. Springstead, Thomas J., mason, bds L . Springstead. Stabler, Elizabeth, servant M. Samm. Stainthorp, George W., ashery, res n e s Railroad, bet West and Lewis. Stanbach, Kemal]. broom-maker C. S. Veeder, bds same. titeig-r, Frank, laborer, ms ii w cor Railroad and South. Stevens, Joseph, drover, res e e cor Budlong and Barry. Stevens, Willard, farmer, res w s Hillsdale, n Mechanics. Stewart, Albert G., farmer, res s s Bacon, at west city limits. Stewart, Charles, laborer C. N. Hungerfbrd, bds same. Stewart, Charles F., salesman Ellas Zit Co., res s s Bacon, w West st. Stewart, Daniel, res w s1lillslale, n Fayette. Stewart, Frank M., cashier First National Bank, res Bacon st, nr western city Stewart. John F., student, bds s e cor Manning and Bacon. Stewart, Wesley, painter, bds W. H . Rice. Stillman, Ransom, student, rooms D. M. Graham. Stevers, Tinna, waiter, Smith's Hotel. St. J o h n , A l p h e u s , Attorney at Law and Circuit Court Commissioner, Waldron n e cor Howell a n d McCollum, !As E . B. It,tgers. Stoek, Frederick W., flouring mills, Bacon, e Broad, res s e cor Broad and Bacon. Stoll, John A. res e s Cemetery, at e city limits. Stone, Fred. H., student, rcs Albert Dickerman. Stone, Joel K , carpenter E. C. Campbell i t Co., res s s State, east city limits. Stone, Sewell, clerk J. H. Armstrong, res w s Griswold, 8 Bacon. txone, William, carpenter, S e StoLe, L . , w a t,h , , (,. ! . • L h o o k s , StatiotterV, �58 B U R C H . , MONTGOMERY & CO:A Toys, etc., 12 Waldron block, Howell st., res e s U i o a , bet Mead and Howder. Straub, Urban, laborer, res s s Howder, bet Union and Oak. Straus, Aaron, student, bds s w cor Hillsdale and Fayette. Strickland, J. C., student, bds s s College, e Manning. Strickland, Seneca, mason, res e s Union, bet River and Fayette. Strunk, George H., res s w cor State and Salem. Strunk, Peter, farmer, res e s Reading ave. s Sharp. Sutton, Benjamin F., lumber merchant, res n w cor Howell and Wa l dron. Sutton, Mrs. Elizabeth, res n w cor Budlong and Waldron. Sutton, Fred. P., res n w cor Budloug and Waldro:i. Sutton, Robert R., i Rowley& Sutton,-) res n e cor Howell & Waldron. Sweet, Frank, architect and builder, bds u w cor Manning and Sharp. Swift, Mrs. Sarah, res s s Marion, e Oak. Taffner, Volnev. tailor, over Avery, Dresser & Co., Howell st., res same. Taft, Clean, mason, bds W. Bird. Ta l l m a n , W i l l i a m H . , Publisher Hillsdale Democrat Weekly-;, Waldron block, junction Howell and Broad, res w s West st, opp Waldron. Taver, Parley R., clerk L . S. & M. S. R'y freight offi,v, M s Mrs. E. Cattier. Taylor, M a r k W . , harness maker D . W. Perry, res e s West st, bet Rail road and North. Taylor, Wm. M., res w s West, bet North and Railroad. Teachout, M i l e s G . , couutv treasurer's office, court-house, res s e cot. Howell and Bacon. Terpening, Lucas H., carpenter, res n w cor Manning and Shin p. Terry, F r a n k J . . marble cutter H . H. Johnson, res ii s Barnard, but Cemetery and German. Terwilliver. A . W., joiner, res s s River, e Oak. Thacher, Miss Minnie, res w s Mannino., n River. Thiel], Henry, res s w cor Oak and Mead. Thomas, Z i m r i D . , Justice o f the Peace, Waldron l o c k . a e cor Howell and McCollum, res e s Howell, but Barry and South. Thompson, Mrs. Nancy, res M. Lamb. Thompson, Charles, broom maker. res e s West, 5 Railroad. Thomson, David, flour, feed and wood, U s Railroad st, I l i l i s i l a i c and Union, res n w cur Railroad and Spring. Thomson, George R., student, res D. 'Thomson. Thurston, Robert, student, rooms Rev. A. A. Myers. Tiffany, Myron S.. farmer, res w end Railroad st. Tillotson, Lvmon C., wagon maker, res n e eor Manning amid :Mc('ollum. Timms, Caleb, (Timms 4.t, Welch,) res w s Manning, bet South and Sharp. �• H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO R Y. 5 9 Timms, John, shoemaker Timms & Welch, res cor Manning and Short T i m m s & We l c h , (Caleb Timms, Henry G. Welch,) Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Dealer, 3 Waldron block, Howell st. Tinnev, Coyentrey, hostler D. B. Kinyon, bds same. Tisdale, Mace, nursery and green-house, e s Griswold, s Bacon, res same. Titus, John, wagon maker, res w s Manning, bet Fayette and River. Toan, William S., salesman Joseph Smith, res w s Manning, bet McCollum and North. Todd, Frederick, laborer, res s w cor South and Railroad. Todd, John, cooper G. N. Culver, res s w cor Railroad and South. Todd, Joseph, printer Democrat office, res s w cor Railroad and South. Todd, Samuel M., carpenter, res s s North st, e Broad. Tompkins, Alonzo, cooper, bds s e cor Manning and McCollum. Tompkins, .George D., butcher Lambert Bros., res s $ North, bet Broad and Ferris. Torbe, Joseph, cigar maker and dealer i n tobacco and cigars, Underwood's block, Howell st, res e s Oak, at e end Vine. Torbe, Samuel L., salesman Joseph Torbe, bds H. M. Keefer. Townley, Miss Mary J., dressmaker, res n e s Railroad, bet West and Lewis. Troy, George M., architect and builder, res e s West,. n Bacon. Tribe, Th'imas T., salesman Joseph Smith, res w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Tribe, WIliam, painter, res w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Tubbs, Edwin, carpenter, res Waldron block, Howell st. Tubbs, Mrs. F. J., dressmaker, Waldron block, Howell at, res same. Tim ner, Miss Carrie, student, bds H. Turner. Turner Hobert, chairmaker, res n a College, e Hillsdale. John, ehairmaker, bds H. Turner. Turner, Miss Katie, student, bds H. Turner. Turner, Mrs. Letta, res w s West, nr opp w end Waldron. Tuttle, HtP(on, drayinan, res e a Short, bet Railroad and (ook. Twomlev, Frank M., (Twornley it Miller, bds Wm. Cook's. Tw o m l e y & M i l l e r, (Frank M. Twoinley, George E. Miller,) Ice Cream Parlors, w a Howell, nr McCollum. Underhill, Charles E., traveling agent, res w a Howell, n Sharp. Uoderwood, Charles A., student. res w a Manning, a North. Underwood. George W., res w a Manning, a North. U n i t e d States . E x p r e s s Co., H. T. Fartiam Agent, No. 3 Farnam's 1,Iock, Hr cut 4. -sr Van Aken, Mra. A., rcs a I l i w 11, bet South and Sharp. Vall c l i d o l o a k , r clia.r fai_tory. �60 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO's. - Van .Aulkin, Frank, stu lent, rooms Rev. A . A . Myers. Vandemar7, Arthur S., student, res w s Hillsdale, n Fayette. Vandemark, Charles, res w s Hillsdale, n Fayette. Vanderberg, Mrs. Eliza, bds George N. Culver. Vanderbergh, Ellen, help Exchange Hotel. Van Deventer, Judson, student, rooms A. Bates. Van Deventer, Virgil, student, rooms A. Bates. Van Dusen, Frank L., upholsterer and firaisher Dyer Bros. & Cook, res e s Howell, nr southern city limits. Van Duz,.-m, 11Iiss Mary, dressmaker, res s w oar Howell and Waldron. Van Evra, Nicholas C., a r n t , American E ;preis C u w cor How l l and MeCollum, res w s Wast st, 6.A North and R a i l r i t i . Van Valkenbur7h, Eli, res n s River, bet Hillsdale n d Union. Van Valer, Cornelius B., billiard hall, howling alley an 1 b a l l roo.u,, e s Broad, n 'McCollum, res e s Broad. bet Waldron an •I Barry. Van Vi l e r, William H., stu-Lnt, r.ss C. B. V.m VALI% Vaughan, Isaac C., carpenter, res n s Szate, e Salem. Veeder, Charles S., broom tuanufacturer, w s Union, n Railroad, res same. Manning, - b Velviek, James A., carpenter, res e s Mannino., tSalth and Sharp, e Vincent, J. IV., night watch chair factory, bds Exchanf., Hotel. Viheyard„klonzo, res e s Hilisdale, bet Payette and College. Vineyard, Nicholas, res e s Hillsdale, bet Fayetti, and College. Vineyard, Miss Olive, telegraph operator, res n Vinevaro. Waldron, Charles W., teller First National Bank, res w s Mandrig, 2d door n North st. Waldron, Hon. Henry, Vice-President Second National Bank, res n w ear Manning and North. Waldron, W i l l i a m , President First National Bank, res w s Manning, 2d door north of North st. Walker, Edgar, chairmaker, res e s Short, s Railroad. Walrath, Charles L., student., bds J. J. Walrath. Walrath, Miss Emma F., res with J. J. Walrath. Walrath, John J., carpenter, res e s West, n Fayette. Walrath. Joseph H., student, Ws J. J. Walrath. Waltz, Henry, laborer, res e s Cemetery, s South st. Walworth, James, student, rooms n w cor Fayette and Oak. Ward. Adelbert, res s w cor Railroad and Short. Ward, George, laborer, res w s McClellan, bet Fayette and College. Ward, Joseph S., stone mason, res 0. H. Bisdorr' IVard, MN. Louisa, res s w cor Railroad and Short. 'Warner, Fred, thrnicr, res e s German. s South st. Warner, Henry, earoAiter. res s s Railroad. het Broad and Manning. Warner, John. medical stmlent, res e s Broad, bet North and McCollum. �HILLSD ALE CITY DIRECTORY, 6 1 Warren, C. George, carpenter, res cor Railroad st and Jonesville road. Warren, James M., hack driver Smith Bros., bds Smith's Hotel. Warren, Thomas, farmer, res n e cor Railroad and Lewis. Warren, Wa l t e r, hostler Smith Bros., res s s Howder, bet Oak and Union. Warriner, A l f r e d F. , salesm n R. Curtis, res w s West st, bet North ant Railroad. Warriner, F r a n k E . , machinist Phelps & Pettis, res w s West st, bet Railroad and North. Wa!ers. 1)1N-id, building mover, res w s Hillsdale, n Mechanics. Wa t e r t o w n F i r e Insurance C o . , : f0Watertown, N. Y., Rey- tioli Is . u s . Agents, over W a l d r o n block. Watson, Mary, assistant cook Smith's Hotel. Way, Hiram L., bar tender Smith's Hotel, res s s Bacon, bet Manning and West. Weatherlev. Walltu•e W., student, hds n w cor Manning and River. 'Weaver, George H., salesman W. B. Childs t.SL Son, res e s West st, het Fayette and College. W e a v e r , R i c h a r d E . , Groceries, Flour and Feed, e s Broad, s ros e s West. st, bet College and Fayette. Wel)h, Miss Emma G., teacher Grammar School ,res e s Broad, opp e end Barry. Webb, Martin H., attorney at law, office Treasurer's office, Court-house, res Broad, opp Barry. W(4)her, Marshall B., student, lids N. Kane. Weed,-n, Miss Harriet S., dressmaker, bds Mrs. H . Weeden. Weeden, Mrs. Helen, res n e s Railroad, w West st. Weeden, Thomas, painter, bds Mrs. H. Weeden. ' W I t n . William, finisher, chair factory, res Mrs. I I !Ai Weeden. W,•inlander, George .J., butcher, res e s Hillsdale, n Railroad st. Wcinlander, Jacob, groceries, etc., e s Hillsdale, n Railroad st, res same. 'Weir. Andrew (.%, foreman G. W. K n i g h t , res s w cor Budlong and South. Weir. MN. Ann, res s s Bacon, bet Beal and Lewis. W.•ir. A m a s o n , res s B a c o n . w Beal. bara, res e s r ) id bet Barry and South. Weir, ;,,,i7e C., ehairmaker, res Mrs. B. Weir. Rol,,,rt, shoemaker G. W. Knight, res n w cor Budlong and Barry. Weir, Robert A . , deputy county register, office Court-house, res s s Baron, 1,44 a n d 1,e‘Nis sts. W,Asel, .1. (;. Alidr,•‘%., painter F. W i l s o n , res e s Cemetery, s South street. .J,,hn, laborer, ' - n i e t e r y , s South st. WO;64rItan. A dam, tinner .1. A r . Co., res n s Mead, w Union. Weitz, Josuph A., -Awl, N I . NV, Fay. �62 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Welch, Mrs. Bridget, res s s Railroad, s w s West st. Welch, Frank, laborer, bds Mrs. B. Welch. Welch, Henry G., (Timms & Welch,) res e s Bailroad, bet Bacon and Ludlam. Welch, John H., laborer, res s w s Railroad, w West st. Welch, Miss Mary, dressmaker, res Mrs. B. Welch. Welch, Mrs Mary, res O. E. Franklin. Weller, Mrs. Margaret, res n e s Railroad, bet West and Lewis. W e l l m e r, F r e d . M•9 Carriage and Sign Painter, w s Union, n Railroad st, bds Exchange Hotel. Wellmer, John G., carriage painter Fred. M. Wellman, bds J. Weilanden Wells, Daniel, carpenter and builder, w s Union, n Railroad st, res s w cor College and Park. West, Burwell T., laborer, res w s Broad, bet South and Sharp. West, George T., farmer, bds s w cor Manning and College. Westchester I n s u r a n c e Co., o f New York, Reynolds Bros. Agents, over 7 Waldron block. Western Union Telegraph Co., 0. E. Davis, manager, Commercial block, Howell st. Westfall, Albert W., grocer, res w s Howell, bet South and Sharp. Westfall, Eli, res w s Broad, bet. South and Sharp. Wheeler, Henry J., agent H . H. Johnson, res n e cur Howder and Union. WhAer, Myron, salesman, Bunt & Lawrence, res Cambria township. Whelan, Arvin F.. physician and surgeon, n w cor Howell and :‘IcColres s w cor Hillsdale and River. Whipple, Roscius E., (Penfield, Whipple dr Co.,) i s s w cur Manning and Fayette. White, Henry, Peddler, bds s e cor Manning and McCollum. White, Levi, carpenter, Hibard, bds Robert -Hibard. Whitehead, Asa A., shoemaker C. H. Sheldon, res e s Hillsdale, n of Railroad. Whitehead, Sumner A., woodturner, res e s Hillsdale, bet Railroad and Garden. Whitney, Charles A., cabinet maker, res w s Oak, n River. Whitney, Orval C., student, bds M. W: Fay. Whitney, Stephen, res n s Mead. w Union. Wicker, Charles D., salesman O. H. Jewett, lxls Smith's Hotel. Weinlander, George, butcher Molby & Smith, res n s Hillsdale, n Railrfud. Wilcox, Mrs. D., res Dr. J. L. Mills. Wilcox, Mrs. Delia, res w s Manning, s Barry. Wii(*()X, MIN. Sarah, res E. Kenriek. Winfil.‘lii S., !Jaz?, stroker, res w s West. s Railroad. Millets, Miss Helen M., teacher. First Ward School, res W. E. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 6 3 Willets, Mrs. M . E., millinery and fancy goods, lErnderwood's block, Howell st., res n s North st, bet Howell and Manning. Wilkts, William E., res n s North st, bet Howell and Manning. Williams, Alexander, laborer, res w s Beal, s Bacon. Williams, Elijah, cooper, e s Hillsdale, bet Railroad and Garden, res same. Williams, Fred, student, bds Mrs. W. P. Carrel. Williams, G.;orge, cooper, es s s Mead, e Union. Williams, John L., cooper, res E. Williams. Williams, Joseph E., student, bds s w cur Hillsdale and Fayette. Williams, Lewis, student, bds w cor Manning and Bacon. Williams, T. s t u d e n t , rooms w s Hillsdale, n Mechanics. Williams, William W., chairmaker, res E. Williams. Wilson, Altus T., painter, F. J. Wilson, res n s Railroad, 2d house e \Vest st. Wilson, F l o y d J., House, Sign, and Carriage Painter, w s Ferris, s North st., and 6 s Bacon, w Howell, res ii s Railroad, 2d house e West st. Wilson, John D., clerk Wm. Wilson, res w s West, bet McCollum and Bacon. Wilson, W i l l i a m , D r y Goods, Notions, etc., 9 Waldron block, Howell st., res w s West, bet McCollum and Bacon. Wilson, William B., res w s Manning, bet Waldron and Barry. Winfield, L., gardener Lambert Bros., bds Rice's Hotel. Winsor, Frank K., (Winsor & Higman,) res e s Hillsdale, bet College and Fayette. Wi n s o r & H i g m a n , (Frank K . Winsor, James W. Higman,) Lumber, Lime, Plaster and Coal, n e cor Hillsdale and Railroad sta. Winsor, James W., merchant, res e s Hillsdale, bet Fayette and College. Winsor, Louie B., student, bds J. W. Winsor. Winso7, Mrs. S. A., res Exchange Hotel. Winters, Alowies, marble cutter, Jennings & Brother, res e s Howell, south city limits. Winters, P-eter, laborer, res n s Hallett, w Reading ave. Wiseman, Adam, tinner, res n s Mead, w Union. Wiseman, Andrew, mason, res e s Weal, bet Barry and South. Wiseman, Conrad, laborer, res e s Cemetery, s South st. Wiseman, Marcus, res e a Cemetery, a South st. Witeman, Rey. I. R. A., pastor M. E. Church, res e cor West and North sta. Wolcott, Abel, farmer, res w s Manning, bet South and Sharp. Wolcott, Nelson, teamster, rex w s Manning, bet South and Sharp. Wolf, John G., salesmen R. Curtis, rooms n w cor Howell and McCollum. Wolf, Jiklina C., wood turner, res a a Garden, e Hillsdale. Wolfiird. John A., sto,h,ot. I,Issw cur College and Union. W o l v e r i n e P u m p M a n u f a c t o r y, .1. l i a i k v , Proprietor, �BU r i " , M -).N FG).11.E & CO.'S Bacon, e Ferris. W o 3 d , Charlas, Baker, Confectioner, and Dining Rooms, e s Broad, s McCollum, res same. Wood, Jerry, student, bds W. H. Reynolds. Wooden, Eli H., mechanic Rowley & Sutton, Ms M. V. B. Rowley. Woodruff, Simon S., salesman L. Beckhardt & Co., res e s West st, bet Waldron and Barry. Woods, Miss Ursula, teacher Grammar School, bd8 D. W. Perry. Woidward, Elijah N., carpmter, res n s mechanics, w West st. Woodworth, Asa T., farmer, res w s Union, bet Fay..tte and College. Woodworth, Rev. Richard, pastor Congregational Church, Wheatland, res e a31anuing, bet River and Fayette. Wright, Anna E., with W. E. \Villas. Wright, Miss Mercy, student, Ms Mrs. E. Davis. Wright, \V. W., laborer, res n s Fayette, w Lewis. Wyatt, William R., clerk Sebastian Zang, res n a Railroad, bet Manning and West. Wyllie, Mrs. G. B., res a w cor Manning and Bacon. Yawger, Ja-,ob N., (Alles & Yaw,,er,) refs a w cor State and Salem. Yost, George, salesman M. Samm, res w s West at, bet Railroad and North. \Toting, Mrs. Elizabeth, re.s. w a Griswold. bet Ludlam and South. -Youngs, Daniel, 1)(18 Exchange Hotel. Zang, Mrs. Cortula, res n a Monroe, w Manning. Zang Sebastian, I.-testaurant and Saloon, basement No.'s 1. 2, and 3 INT2aldron block, Howell at, res n a Monroe. bet Manning and West. Zeigler, Anton, laborer, in foundry, res e a German, a South. Zier, George, wood turner, Crowell & Hubbard. Zimmer. Phillip, with B. Gitskev & Co., Ms Smith's Hotel. Zillner, Joseph, laborer, rea s s Bacon, w West. 8 �HILLSDALECITYDIRECTORY. 1874-5. CLASSIFIED,BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Abstracts o f Titles. Montgomery, H . , Underwood's block, Howell st. Dresser, C. B., Waldron block, n e cot. Howell and McCollum. Galloway, J . S., s w cot. Howell and McCollum. Green, Wm. W., No. 10 Waldron Agricultural Implements. block, up stairs. Bunt St Lawrence, w s Howell, nr Janes, 0. A., Union block, Howell McCollum. st. Cook, J . P. eit Co., w s Howell, Keating, Loftus N., Union block, bet McCollum and Bacon. Howell st. Sparrow, Henry, 8 s Railroad st, Koon, E L. SE, M. B., over poste short. office, McCollum st. Knickerbocker i t Fitzsimmons, office over Second National Ashery. Bank. Stainthorpe, George W., s w s March, E. J. over Second NationRailroad, bet West and Lewis. al Bank. Montgomery, W. R., Underwood's Attorneys a t Law. block, Howell st. St. John, A.. Waldron block, n o Bolster, A. E., Underwood's block, cor Howell and McCollum. Howell ot. 'Midi, Y. E., over Second NaBakers. ti' mat Bank. Boag & Miller, Howell st, opp Dickerman, Albert, office Court bank. meg. �66 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S Wood, Charles, e s Broad, s McCollum. Riehm, Geor;4e, n e cor Rldl:oad and Union. Bands of Music. Hillsdale Silver Cornet Band, George Lambert, leader. Boarding Hoilses. Marx, Lewis, w s Broad, bet Railroad and North. Rice, W. H., s s North, e Broad. Scott, Mrs. Mary A . , n e cor Monroe and WeA. Banks. First National Bank, Waldron's block, Howell st. Second National B a n k , B a n k . block, Howell st. Barber Shops. Bradley, E . F. , n s Howell, s North st. Frankinfield ez• Co., basement Smith's Ho el. Ruch rig, P h i l lip, 2 Waldron block, e s Howell. Bath Room. Van Valer, C. V. , e s Broad, n McCollum. • Billiard Halls. Billiard Hall, basement Smith's Hotel. Van Valer, C. V. , e s Broad, McCollum. Blacksmiths. Alles & Yawger, w s Ferris, n North st. Bach, J. C., w s Union, n Rsilroad st. Burgdolt, G. L . , s s Bacon, bet Howell and Manning. Carpenter, Ira. s s Sharp, a t D. H. & I. depot. Murphey & Killen, u s Bacon, w Howell. Randolph, C. F. , n e cor Ferris and Cook. Books and Stationery Benedict, W. H.. junction Howell and Broad. Hillsdale New. D.Tot, W. H . Benedict, niauar, No.1 Waldron block. Penfield, Whipple & Co., Commercial block, Howells. Skinner, E . N., s e cor thwell and Bacon. Stone, W. L., 12 Waldron block. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers and Dealers. Knight, G. W.. w s Howell, bet McCollum and B won. Mott, C. E., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Sheldon, C. H . , w s Howell. bet McCollum and Bacon. Speigel, A. C., e s Broad, n McCollum. Timms& Welch, 3 Waldron block, Howell st. Bowling Alley. Van Valer, C. V. , e s Broad, n McCollum. Brewery. Kreiter, F:ank, s s Stat s e Oak. Broom Manutheturer. Veeder, C. S., w S Union, Ll Railroad. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Building Stone. Jennings & Brother, cor North and Union. Johnson, H . H . , s w cor North and Ferris. Mistier, J. N., w s Broad, s Exchange Hotel. Bus. and Hack Line. Smith Bros., s s Bacon, w Howell. Carpenters and Builders. Buchanan, W. T., w $ McClellan, n College. Campbell, E. C. & Co., cor McCollum and Ferris. Donovan, M. J., n s State. Hibard, R. D., n s Railroad, bet Union and Welch. Wells, Daniel, w s Union, n Railroad st. Cariwts. Childs, W. B. & Son, No. 2 Farnam's block, Broad st. Ferris, C. W., w s Howell, w McCol l um. Marvin, J. H., s w cor Howell and McCollum. Carpet Weaver. Graham, J . F. , w s Ferris, s North st. Carriage Makers. (See wagon makers.) Bach, J. C., w s Union, n Railroad st. Bryant, J. L., s s Bacon, bet Howell and Manning. 6 7 Ruggles, D . D., n s Bacon, w Howell. Carriage Trimmer. Cleveland, Charles, n e cor Railroad and Union. Carriage Painters. Wellman, F. M., w Union, n Rail, road st. Wilson, F. J., w s Ferris, s North st, and s s Bacon, w Howell. Chair Manufacturers. (See Tobacco and Cigars.) Crowell & Hubbard, n w cor Railroad and Welch sts. China, Glass, and Queensware. Beckhardt, L. & Co., Union block, Howell st. Ferris, C. W., No. 2 Ferris block, Howell st. Mead, P. & Son, 11 'Waldron block, Howell st. Cigar Manufacturers. Cohn, Moses, w s Broad, s Railroad. Torbe, Joseph, Underwood's block, Howell st. Cloth ing. Cfitskey, B. & Co., w 14 Howell, s North st. Guggenheim, Levi, w s -Howell, s North st. Hatton, Charles, n W cor Broad and North. Carriage and Wagon Manufac- Koehenthal BrrAs., Underwood's • turer. block, Howell st. �68 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & W S . Coal Dealers: Winsor & Higman, n e cor Hills-dale and Railroad sta. Collection Agents. Green & Mansfield, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Confectionery) Fruits, Etc. (See bakers.) Boag & Miller, Howell st, opp Bank. Foote, W. P., w s Howell, s North street. Wood, Charles, e s Broad, s McCollum. Coopers. Culver, G. N., Bacon, e Ferris, Ellis, Joseph, s w cor West and Sharp. Williams, Elijah, e s Hillsdale, bet Railroad and Garden. Dentists. Clark, J. J., s w cor Howell and McCollum, Crime, J. T., s w cor Howell and North. Snyder, J. C., Commercial block, Howell st. Dressmakers. Barker, Mrs. M. A., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Bird, Miss J., s w cor Howell and Bacon. Fowler, Miss A. M., s w cor Howell and North. Shepard, Mrs. F. M., s s McCollum, e Broad. Tubbs, Mrs. F. J., Waldron block, Howell st. Dry Goods. Avery, Dresser & Co., w s Howell. bet Bacon and Waldron. Ch Ids, W. B. & Son, No. 2 FarDam's block, Broad st. Ferris, C. W., w a Howell, nr McCollum. Jewell, 0. H., No, 2 Sutton block, Howell st. Marvin, J. H., a w cor Howell and McCollum. Russell, Wm., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Smith, Joseph, w a Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. 'Wilson, William, No. 9 Waldron block, Howell at. Druggists. Curtis, Ransom, n w cor Howell and McCollum. Farnatu, H. T., 3 Farnam's block, Broad at. French, F. & Sou, Union block, Howell at. Simpson, John R., w a Broad, nr North, Skinner, E. N., s e cor Howell and Bacon. Eating Houses. Bass, A. S., w s Broad, bet Railroad and North. Culver, S. H., w a Broad, a Railroad. W(cd, ('harks, e a Broad, a McCollum. Engine Builders. Pettis, n e cor Railroad and Welch sta. Express Companies. American, N. C. Van Evra agent, �I I I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. wcor Howell and McCollum. United States, H . T. Farnam agent, No. 3 Farnatn's block, Broad st. Fancy Goods. Ferris, Miss M., w s Howell, s McCollum. Harrison, J. H., n w cor Howell and Bacon. Hummel, J. H., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Jewett, 0. H., No. 2 Sutton block, Howell st. Messenger, F., w s Howell, nr McCollum. Willets, Mrs. M. E., UnderWood's block, Howell st. Feed and Sale Stable. (See Livery, etc.) Smith Bros., s s Bacon, w Howell. Fish, Oysters, Etc. Lambert Bros., Howell st, opp Bank. Moiby & Smith, 1 0 Waldron block. Fishing Tackle. Keating, E. C., n a Broad, s Exchange Hotel. Florist. Farnam, Mrs. M. E.. 9 s MCCOIIum, bet Broad and Ferris. Flour and Feed. Andrew, A., w s Broad, n North. Thomson, D., n s Railroad st, bet Hillsdale and Union. Weaver, R. K . e s Broad, s Me- 6 9 Flouring Mills. Emery Mills, J. C. Darling, proprietor, one mile northeast of city. Hillsdale City Mills, F. W. Stock, proprietor, Bacon at. Foreign Passenger Agent. Farnarn, H . T.. No. 3 Farnam's block, Broad st. - Fonndries. Phelps & Pettis, n e cor Railroad and Welch sts. Spareow, Hnrv, s s Railroad st, e Short st. - Furniture. Dyer Bros. & Cook, Union block, Howell at. Hillsdale Furniture Manufacturing Co., H . Blackman, prop'r, Ottice, Waldron block. Painter, Gorge H . & Co., w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Gents' Furnishing Goods. G.tsrc, y, B. & w s HowA, s North. Guggenheim, Levi, w s Howell, s North at. Hawn, Charles, n w cor Broad and North. Koch nClal Bros., Underwood's block, Howell at.. Groceries and Provisions. Andrew, A., w s Broad, nr North. Avery. I r slier & Co., w a Howell, hf-t Bic in and Waldron. Beckhardt, L. & Co., Union block, H Well at. Bosworth, James A., 7 Waldron block, Howell at. �70 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Card, I. B., Smith's Hotel block. Culver, S. H., w s Broad, a Railroad. Curtiss, M . R . , w a Howell, a North st. Curtis, Ransom, n w cor Howell and McCollum. Ellas & Co., Union block, Howell street. Farnam, H. T. , No. 3 Farnam's block, Broad st. Ferris, C. W., w s Howell, nr McCollum. Fisher, B . B., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. French, F. & Son, Union block, Howell st. Gray, Justin, w s Broad, s Exchange Hotel. Hancock, Oscar, Union block, Howell at. Jewett, 0 H., No. 2, Sutton block, Howell at. Keating, E. C., w s Broad, s Railroad. McIntyre, L . , a a North, bet Broad and Ferris. Murphy, John, w s Broad, s Railroad. Preston, L . C., a e cor Manning and College. Russell, Win., w s Howell and Bacon. Sarum, Michael, .w a Howell, a North at. Silver, T. M., w a Broad, s Railroad. Skinner, E . N., a e cot. Howell and Bacon. Weaver, R. E., e a Broad, a McCollum. Weinlander, Jacob, e s Hillsdale,. n Railroad st. Gunsmith. Bishop, A. G., n e cor Broad and McCollum. Hair Dresser. Haven, Mrs. E . L., a w cor McCollum and Ferris. Hardware. Bunt & Lawrence, w a Howell, nr McCollum. Cook, J. P. & Co.. w a Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Hats and Caps. Russell, Wm., w a Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Hides and Pelts. Arrnst -ring, J. H., Howell at, opp jail. Hotels. Exchange, G. W. Mosher. prop'r, s w cor Broad and Railroad, opp L. S. & M. S. depot. Railroad House, C. Hutchings proprietor. Smith's Hotel. J. T. Smith. prop'r, n w cor Howell and Ba(•on. Ice Cream Parlors. Twomlev & Miller, w s Howell, nr 111C.Collurn. Ice Dealers. Winsor & Higrnan. n e cor Railroad and Hillsdale sus. Insurance Agents. Allen and Janes, Union and Waldron Moils, Howell at. Galloway, J. S., a w cor Howell and McCollum. Green and Mansfield. N o . 1 0 �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. Waldron block, up stairs. Reynolds Bros., over 7 Waldron block. Roger, E. B., Waldron block, n e cur Howell and McCollum. Insurance Companies. (Accident.) Traveler's, of Hartird, J. S. Galloway, agent, s w cor Howell and McCollum. (Fire and Marine. Etna, of HartfOrd, Conn., Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldron blocks. Agricultural, o f Watertown, N . Y., Reyno;ds Bros., agents, over 7 Waldron block. Amazon, of Ciaiinnati, Ohio, Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldron blocks. Atlantic and Pacific, of Chicago, Ill., Reynolds Bros., agents, over 7 Waldron block. City, of Providence, R. I., Reynolds Bros. agents, over 7 Waldron block. Clay, o f Kentucky, Green and Mansfield, agents, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Connecticut, o f Hartford, Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldr,n blocks. Detroit, of Detroit, Mich., Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldron blocks. Farmer's Mutual, of Hillsdale Co., Hillsdalp, Mich., office over 11 Waldron block. German American, o f N . Y. , Allen and Janes, agents, -Union and Waldron blocks. Glens Falls, of New York, Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldron blocks. 7 1 Globe, of Chicago, Ill., Reynolds Bros., agents, over 7 'Waldron block. Hanover, of New York, Green & Mansfield, agents, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Hartford, o f Hartford, Conn., Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldron blocks. Home, of Columbus, Ohio, Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldron blocks. Humboldt, o f Newark, N . J . , Reynolds Bros. agents, over 7 Waldron block. Michigan State, of Adrian, Mich., Reynolds Bros., agents, over 7 1Valdrou block. National, of Hartford, J. S. Galloway, agent, s w cor Howell and i‘lcCollum. National, o f Philadelphia, Pa., Reynolds Bros., agents, over 7 Waldron block. North America, of Philadelphia, J. S. Galloway, agent, s w cor Howell and McC'olluili. North British and Mercantile, of London, and Edinburgh, Green and Mansfield, agents, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Orient, o f Hartford, Green and Mansfield, agents, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Phcenix, o f Hartford, J. S. Galloway, agent, s w cur Howell and McCollum. Planter's, Memphis, Tenn., Reynolds Bros., agents, over 7 Waldron block. Residence, o f Cleveland, Ohio, Allen and Janes, agents, Union and Waldron block. Royal, o f Liverpool, J . S. Galloway, agent, s w cur Howell and McCollum. Springfield, of Mass., Allen & �BURCH, M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Janes, agents, Union and Waldron blocks. Underwriter's, of New York, J. S. Galloway, agent, s w cor Howell and McCollum. Watertown, of Watertown, N. Y., ReynAds Bros., agents, over 7 Waldron block. Westchester, of New York, Reynolds Bros., agents, over 7 Waldron block. (Life.) Connecticut, o f Hartford, Reynolds Bros., agents, over 7 Waldron block. Equitable Life Assurance Society, of New York, Green &, Mansfield, agents, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Michigan Mutual, o f Detroit, Mich., A. C. Allen, agent, Waldron block. National, of U. S. A., Washington, D. C., 0. A . Janes, agent, Union block. Justices o f the Peace. Dibell, T. E., over Second National Bank. Dresser, C., B., Waldron block, n e cor Howell and McCollum. Farmer, Chester, Waldron block, Howell st. Thomas, Z. D., Waldron block, n e cor Howell and McCollum. Leather and Findings. Armstrong, J. H., Howell st, opp jail. Lime and Plaster. Nolton, L. N., Railroad st, nr depot. Winsor & Higman, n e cor Hillsdale and Railroad sts. 9 Livery, Sale, and Feed Stables. Hungerford, C. N., s s Bacon, bet Howell and Manning. Kinyon, Daniel B., s s McCollum, bet Howell and Manning. Loan Agency. Montgomery, H . , Underwood's block, Howell st. Lumber Dealers. Campbell, E. C. & Co., cor McCollum and Ferris. Jordan, G. H., over Second National Bank. Nolton, L. N., Railroad st, nr depot. Winsor & Higman, n e cor Hillsdale and Railroad sts. Machine Shops. Phelps & Pettis, n e cor Railroad and Welch sts. Sparrow, Henry, s s Railroad st, e Short. Marble Works. Jennings & Brother, eor North and Union. Johnson, H. H., s w cor North and Ferris. Mistier, J . N., w s Broad, s Exchange Hotel. Market Gardeners. Lambert Bros., Howell st., opp Bank. . Meat Markets. Lambert Bros., Howell st, opp Bank. Molby & Smith, 1 0 Wabiron block, Howell st. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Merchant Tailors. (See Tailors.) Guggenheim, Levi, w s Howell, s North st. Hatton. Charles, n w cor Broad and North. Kochenthal Bros., Underwood block, Howell st. Millinery. Ferris, Miss Martha, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Harrison, J. H., n w cor Howell and Bacon. Hummel, J. H., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Messenger, F., w s Howell, nr McColl um. Willets, Mrs. M. E., Underwood's block, Howell st. Music and Musical Instruments. Long, J. J., Underwood's block, Howell st. News Depots. Benedict, W. H., junction Howell and Broad. Hillsdale News Depot, W . H . Benedict, manager, No. 1 Waldron block. Newspapers. (Weekly.) Hillsdale Democrat, W m . H . Tallman, publisher, Waldron block. Hillsdale Weekly Business, Frank Sands, publisher, Farnum's block, BroEul st. The Hillsdale Standard, H . B . Row son, publisher, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. ' 7 3 Notaries Public. Dibell, T. E., over Second National Bank. Fitzsimmons, John F., office over Second National Bank. Galloway, J. S., s w cor Howell and McCollum. Graves, 0. J., Waldron block, n e cor Howell and 'McCollum. Green, Wm. W., No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Janes, 0. A., Union block, Howell st. Keating, L . N . , Union block, Howell st. Koon, E. L., over postoffice. Koon, M. B., over postoffice. Knickerbocker, G. A., office over Second National Bank. Mansfield, Christy, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. March, E. J., over Second National Bank. Montgomery, H . , Underwood's block, Howell st. Montgomery, W. H., Underwood's block, Howell st. St. John, A., Waldron block. Nurserits and Greenhouses. Hughes, W., e s Hillsdale, 11 Mechanics. Reynolds, Wm. H., w s West st, s Mechan:c . Tisdale, Atm.*, e s Griswold, s Bacon. Painters. (Carriage.) Brown. W. W., n e cor Railroad and Union. (House and Sign.) Brown kir, M( Queen, n s him, bet Howell and Manning. �74 B U R e H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Brown, W. W., n e cor Railroad and Union. Wellmer, F. M., w s Union, n Railroad st. Wilson, F. J., w s Ferris, s North, and s s Bacon, w Howell. Photographers. Carson & Graham, w s Howell, s McCollum. Cole, J . R., Commercial block, Howell st. Physicians and Surgeons. Brewer, L . A., n w cor Howell and McCollum. Chamberlin, M., s e cor West and Fayette. Cressy, Alonzo, e s Manning, bet McCollum and Bacon. Curtis, B., w s Howell, s Waldron. Everett, Robert A., s s Bacon, bet Manning and \Vest. Falley, John W. , over 11 Waldron block. French, F. , w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Harris, Herbert, e s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Johnson, C. C., n w cor Howell aud McCollum. Mills, J . L., s w cor Howell and McCehum. Simpson, John R., w s Broad, nr North. Smith, Dr. George E., s s Bacon, bet Manning and West. Whelan, A . F. , n w cor Howell and McCollum. Pianos and Organs. (See Music, etc.) Long, U n d e r w o o d ' s block, How,11 st. Pictures and Picture Fra,mes. Penfield, Whipple & Co., Commerci:-.1 Block, Howell st. Planing Mill. Campbell, E . C. & Co., cor McCollum & Ferris. • Printers. (Book and Job.) Rowlson, H . B., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Sands, Fran -, Farnam's block, Broad street. Tallman, Wm. H.. Waldron block. Produce Dealers. (See Groceries, etc.) Archer, Byron, s s McCollum, b. t Howell and Manning. Fish, Edwin, w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Foote, James, w s Howell, bet North and McCollum. Jewitt, O. H., Sutton block, Howell st. &trim & Nichols, w s Howell, s North st. Pump Manufacturers. Bailey. J. G., Bacon, east Feerris. Rowley's patent pump, Rowley Sutton, proprietors, Railroad st.;' opp Exchange Hotel. Railroads, Detroit, Hillsdale & Indiana Railroad. depot s s Sharp, bet Howell and Budlong. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Wv, depot n s Railroad st, bet Hilldale and Manning. �H I L L S D A L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. Real Estate Agents. Graves, 0. J., Waldron block, n e cor Howell and McCollum. Green & Mansfield, No. 10 Waldron block, up stairs. Rogers, E. B., Waldron block, n e cor Howell and McCollum. Restaurants. (See Saloons.) Bass, A . S., w s Broad, s E x change Hotel. Keefer, Henry M., s e cor Howell and Bacon. Zang, Sebastian, basement No. 2 Waldron Block. Saddle and Harness Manufacturers. Corey, William, n w cor Howell and McCollum Perry, D. W., Union block, Howell st. Sellers, M., s w cor Howell and Bacon. Shepard, W. P., basement n e cor Howell and McCollum. Saloons. (See Restaurants.) Bass, A . S„ w s Broad, bet Railroad and North. Zang, Sebastian, basement No. 2 ron block. Sash, Doors, and Blinds. Campbell, E . C. & Co., cor McCollum and Ferri,. Saw Mill Manufacturers. Phelps tt Pettis, n e cor Itailmad Wilch 7 5 Sewing Machines. Howe, J. C. Shaw, agent, s e cor Broad and McCollum. Victor, H. J. Culver, e s West, 2d door south College. Spring Bed-Bottom Manfacer. Heacock, B. B., w s Broad, s Ex-. change Hotel. Stoves and Tinware. Bunt & Lawrence, w s Howell, nr McCollum. Cook, J . P. & Co., w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Tailors. (See Merchant Tailors.) Freeman, Thomas, Waldron block, Howell st. Kitehel, Luther, n w cor Howell and McCollum. Smith, S. S., w s Howell, nr McCollum. Taffner, V., over Avery, Dresser & Co.'s, Howell st. Telegraph Companies. American, I t Mulcahy, operator, n w cot- Howell and McCollum. Western Union, 0 . E . Davis, manager, Commercial block, Howell st. Tobacco and Cigars (See Cigar Manufacturers.) Bass, A. S., w s Broad, bet Railroad and North. Cohn, Moses, w s Broad, s Railroad. Foote, W. P., w s Howell, s North street. Porter, William, Howell St, opp Bank. �76 B U R C F L M O N T G O M E RY & CO'S.. Forhe, Joseph, Underwood's block, Howell st. Tillotson, L . C., n s McCollum, bet Howell and Manning. Toys and Fancy Goods. Stone, W. L., 12 Waldron block. Wall Paper. Penfield, Whipple & Co., Commercial block, Howell st. Skinner, E. N., s e cor Howell and Bacon. Undertaker. Donaghy, W . W. , 4 Farnam's block, Broad st. Upholstered Goods. Painter, George H . & Co., w s Howell, bet Bacon and Waldron. Vegetables. Molby & Smith, 1 0 Waldron block, Howell st. Veterinary Surgeon. Bennett, D. A., s s McCollum, bet Howell and Manning. Wagon Makers. (See Carriage Manufacturers.) Alles & Yawger, w s Ferris, s North st. Bach, J. C., w s Union, n Railroad st. Randolph, C. F., n e cor Ferris dr Cook. Riehm, George, n e cor Railroad and Union. Washing Machine Man u facer. Bird, R. C., w s Howell, s Smith's Hotel. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. Bryan, I. T., 1 Waldron block. Budd, ( ' . L . , w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Stone, W. L., 12 Waldron block. Wines and Liquors. Wholesale.) Danson, E. H., e s Broad, s McWood Turning. Campbell, E. C. & Co., cor McCollum and Ferris. Wood Yards. Keating, E. C., City Wood Yard, w s Broad. s Railroad. Thomson. D., n s Railroad k, bet, Hillsdale and Union. �HL ILSDALECITYDIRECTORY. 1874-5. lilizcellaneousDirectory. HILLSDALE STREET DIRECTORY, Baron, one of the principal streets, horn east to west city limits. Barnard, a short street, from Railroad east to city limits. Barry, s'cond south o f Bacon, from West st f..a.st to Railroad. Beal, third west of Howell, from South st north to Spring. Broad, from Railroad st crossing, the missing of North and Hillsdale, runs southeast t o c i t y limits. Budlong, first east o f Howell, from Broad south to Sharp. Cemetery st, firAt east of German, from South st south to Barnard. Champaign, a short st north o f Railroad, aryl south o f Lake Kekourw. College, first south of the College buildings, from Lewis east t o Salem. Cook, a short s t verging from Bacon northeast to Short st. Ellen, first east ( 1 Logan, from State south to Bacon. Fayette, first north of River, from Salem west to city limits. Forri,i, first east o f Broad, from North st southeast to Bacon. Gard n, a short st north of L. S. di M. R. R. It., from Hillsdale southeast to Union. German, first east of county fair ground, from South st siuth to city limits. Gri.wold. second east of Broad, from Bacon south to South st. Hallett, sixth south o f B a e e from Reading ave west to �78 B U R C H , I M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S limits. Hammond, first east o f Ellen,; from River south to Bacon. Hillsdale, one o f the principal streets, and separates the First and Second Wards, is a continuation of Howell st, from North st, north to city limits. Howder, first south of River, from Hillsdale east to Oak. Howell, one of the principal streets, and forms the division of the Third and Fourth Wards, from North st, south to city limits. Jonesville Road is a continuation of Railroad a n d Lewis sts, northwest. Lake, a short street, from Kekoose Lake southwest to Railroad. Lewis, fourth west of Howell and Hillsdale, from Ha!lett, north to Mechanics. Logan, first east of Kekoose Lake, from Marion to Bacon. Ludlam, a short. st south of Bacon, from Railroad to Griswold. Manning, first west of Howell and Hillsdale, from North s t t o south city limits. Marion, first north o f Kekoose Lake, from Oak, east to city limits. McClellan, second west o f West at, from Fayette, north to Mechanics. McCollum, first north o f Bacon, from Ferris, west to West st. Mead, second south of River, from Garden to Oak. Mechanics, first north of College, from east to west city limits. Monroe, first north of the L. S. & M. S. Depot, from West at. southeast to Hillsdale. Montgomery, first south o f Oak Grove Cemetery. from H illsdale west to a y limits. 1 North st, second north o f Bacon, from West st east to Railroad. Oak, second east o f Hillsdale, from Marion north to Mechanics. Park, first west of West at, Fayette north to Montgomery. Railroad, first south of the L. S. At M . S. depot, from Lewis, southeast to the southeast corner of the city. Reading aye, fourth Nmzt of Howell, from South st, southwest to city limits. River, fOurth north o f Railroad, from L . S. cc; M. S. R. R. east to city limits. Salem, t h i r d east o f Hillsdale, from Marion north to Mechanics. Sharp, fourth south o f Bacon, . from Reading aye east to Broad. Short, first east o f Ferris, from Railroad. a utlieast to Bacon. South, third south of Bacon, from Beal east to Cemetery st. Spring, branches out from Railroad st. from A N ' t at, west to city limits. State, first north of Marion, from Oak east. Union, first east of Hillsdale, from Railroad st. north to Mechanics. Vine. a short at. north of Railroad, from Union to Oak. Waldron, first south o f Bacon, from West at east to Railroad. Welch, a continuation o f Oak, southwest from Marion to Railroad. West, second west of Howell and Hillsdale, from Sharp north to city limits. �HILLSDALE CITY DIRECTORY. 7 9 C I T Y G O V E R N M E N T. Common Council meet in rooms over First National Bank. Mayor—Chauncey W. Ferris. 1st and Second Wards—W. R. Montgomery. City Clerk and Attorney—Oscar 2d a n d 3 d Wards—Joseph • A . Janes. Clark. Treasurer—Henry J. King. Marshal and Collector—Milton H. Constables. 1st Ward—None acting. Saviers. 2d Ward—Floyd J. Wilson. St. Commis'r—Milton H. Saviers. 3d Ward—E. K. Pennell. Supervisors. 4th Ward—M. H. Saviers. F I R E D E PA R T M E N T. Engine House, north side McCollum, west of Howell st. James Smith, Chief Engineer, R. E. Whipple, Assistant. Eagle Hand Engine, No. 1, Dr. John T. Crume, tbreman ; Mike Jennings, 1st assistant foreman. Baw Bee,se, Hand Engine No. 2. At present no officers elected. Union Hose Co., No. 1 , John Purdy, foreman; C. F. French, assistant. Baw Bee.se Hose Co., No. 2. A t present no officers elected. F E D R E A L OFFICERS. H. B . Rowlson, U. S. Internal Revenue Collector. A. W. Mitchell. Deputy Collec'r. S. C. Rowlson, U. S. Rev. Clerk, office w s Howell, 8 MCC011um. H I L L S D A L E COUN'1"1 O F F I C . E I t S . Ireuit Judge, Daoiel I,. Pratt. C l e r k , John L. Prishie. .111,1g- I > i e l , e # moo Sheriff. Morris Land, I.111414,11,Si_ John. 'ircuit l'rourt tlsvar ( orom r, Z. 1). Surveyor. A. Bullard. ) J i ) 1111 L Superintendent,. of the V . Falk% Batli Bishop. Itegister or 1/vet's. stud' I ;II let, ITreasurer, Niiks (;. Teaeliout. Prosecuting Attorney, Mart B. Koon, ( 'ountr •4iiperintewleui 4cliools, I larks B.. Cargell. �81 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S SCHOOL D E PA R T M E N T. HILLSDALE COLLEGE. M. Will ts, Teacher. Second Ward School, located on Buildings are located on what is . College Hill, west of the Colusually known as College Hill, lege, Miss Mary Gilson, Teacher: Second Ward, on north side of Third Ward School, e s West st., College st, bet Hillsdale and bet Bacon and Waldron, a t Manning sts, Rev. Daniel M. present not any teacher. Graham, D. D., President. Fourth Ward School, e s Griswold, bet Bacon and South, UNION S C H O O L B U I L D Miss Olivia S. Fas.sett, Teacher. INGS. Miscellaneous Schools. Central School, s s Barry, bet Howell and Manning, C. G. German Eyan'l Lutheran School, Robertson, Principal. e s Griswold. bet Bacon and First Ward School, e s Oak, bet South, Rev. John A. Schroeppel, Mead and Howder, Miss Helen Teacher. I N C O R P O R AT E D I N S T I T U T I O N S . Farmer's Mutual Fire Ins. Co., of Hillsdale county, office over 11 Waldron block, organized 1862, capital, $4,300,000, Albert Kenyon, President and Treasurer; John W. Fallev, Secretary. First National Bank, Waldron's block, Howell s t , organized 1863; capital, $50,000; Wm. Waldron, President; F . M . Stewart., Cashier. Hillsdale Gas Co., Underwood's block, Howell s t , organized 1872; capital, $40,000; J. C. Hartshorn, President ; H . A . Branch, Secretary and Treasurer. Second N a t i o n a l B a n k , Bank block. Howell st, organized 186,3; capital, $100,000 ; C. T . Mitchell, President; Henry Waldron, Vice President ; Jas. K. Fisher, Gt.shiJi: RAILROADS. Pet .04, t t . Indiana Railro L1, 1 , A4 -;Ittro, ne. IL )sell and Budlong. 10 Lake Shore & Mi h. South'n R's, passenge and freight &pots U s Railroad st, at the foot of Broad. �I I : L L S D I L E C I T Y D I R E C TO RY. 8 1 N E W S PA P E R S . Sands, publisher, Farnam's Hillsdale Democrat, W m . H . block. Tallman, publisher, Waldron The Hillsdale Standard, H. B. block. Rowlson, pub'r, Standard block. Hillsdale Weekly Business, Frank CEMETERIES. Oak Grove Cemetery, n s Mont- O l d Cemetery is at the south end gomery st., bet West and Mau- o f Cemetery st, and West end ning sts. B a r n a r d st. PUBLIC B U I L D I N G S , H A L L S , Etc. Commercial Block, west side Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Council Chamber, over First National Bank. Court-house and Jail, bet Howell and Broad, and bet McCollum and Bacon. County Fair Grounds, east side Broad, opp Sharp st, and west side of what is called the millpond entrance, on Broad st. Farnam's block, east side Broad st, south of McCollum st. Ferris Block, w s Howell st, bet North and McCollum sts. First Baptist Church Hall, Commercial block, Howell st. Good Templer's Hall, Commercial block, Howell st. Liberty Hall, east side Broad st, bet McCollum and Bacon. Masonic Hall, u w cur Howell and McCollum. Mechanic's Hall, located on the fair ground. Mitchell Block, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Odd Fellows Hall, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Postoffice, Waldron block, entrance, McCollum st, east o f Howell. Smith's Hotel Block, n w cor Howell and Bacon. Sutton's Opera House, east side Howell st, bet Bacon and Waldron. Underwood's Block, w s Howell, bet North st and McCollum. Union Block, w s Howell, bet McCollum and Bacon. Waldron Block, junction Howell and Broad, and south o f McCollum st. Waldron's Hall, n e cor Howell and McColl um. M I S C E L L A N E O US SOCIETIES. F• It. Gallaher, Secretary. Hillsdale Amateur Association, W. A. Carson, Manager, C. S. Ladi:s' Oak Grove Cemetery As. so.iation, Mrs. M . J . Mead, French, Stage Manager S . Clark Rowlsou, Secretary; C. C. President ; Mrs. Dr. D. Beene, Vice-President ; Mn. 0. TimmCurtis, Treasurer. Ladies' Benevolent Association, s i , Sec.retitry ; 111r8. W . R . Jolin Keating, President ; M •atgoniery, Treasurer. �82 M a l i , MONTGOMERY & S E C R E T B E N E V O L ENT S O C I E T I OS. MASONIC. Masonic Hall, n w cor Howell and McCollum sts. Fidelity Lodge, No. 32, F. & A. M., meet in Masonic Hall, Tuesdays, on or before the full of the moon of each month. Hillsdale Lodge, No. 176, F. Sr A. M., meet i n Masonic H a l l , Wednesday, on o r before the full of the moon of each month. Hillsdale Chapter, No. 18. R. A. M., meet in Masonic Hall, first Friday of each month. Eureka Commandery, No. 3, K. T., meet first Monday in each month. Mount Ararat Council, No. 15, R. and S. M., meet Friday, before the full moon of each month. ODD FELLOWS. Odd Fellows Hall. w s Howell st, bet McCollum and Bacon sts. Hillsdale Lodge, No. 17, I. 0. 0. F., meet every Thur-silay, in Odd Fellows Hall. Treadway Encampment, N . 9 , meet second and fiiurth Fridays of each month. in Odd Fellows Hall. GOOD TEM i'LA.RS. Good Templars Hall, over Penfield, Whipple & Co.'s book store. Diamond Lodge, No. 719, 0. T., meet every Wednesday evening in Good Templar's Hall. C H U R C H D I R E C T O R Y. BAPTIST. Baptist Church, n w cor Manning and Fayette sts, at present no regular pastor. CATHOLIC. St. Anthony Catholic Church, e s Broad, bet McCollum and Bacon, Rey. P. Duhig, pastor. EPISCOPAL. St. Peters Episcopal Church, n e cor Broad and Bacon, Rey. W. W. Raymond, Rector. LUTHERAN. German Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity Church, e s Griswold, bet Bacon and South sts, Roy. John A. Schroeppel. pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL M. E. Church, s e cor Manning and North sts, Rev. I . R. All Witeruan, pastor. PRESBYTERIAN. Presbyterian Church. n e eor Manning and North sts, Rev. S. B. Bell, D. D., pastor. ADVENTISTS. Seventh Day Adventists, Church ea Oak, n State. �JONESVILLIII The village of Jonesville is situated on ;he L. S. & M. S. R. R., in Hillsdale county, and is distant from Detroit., by this road, 114 miles. A railway also runs from here, south to Fort Wayne, and north to Jackson, known as the Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw R.. R., and by tins route and the Michigan Central, Jonesville is distant from Detroit only about 100 miles. I t lies in the midst of a fine farming coutitry, and has long possessed an excellent trade, derived primarily from prosperous agricul t mists. ITS E A R L Y S E T T L E M E N T. Jonesville has now a population of nearly 2,500, and is one of the most thriving and prosperous cities in Southern Michigan. I t was settied sonic 40 years ago, and, among the earliest inhabitants, were Ransom Gardner, who was there in 1835, J. G. Gardner, who was there in 1837, Harvey J. Olds, who was there 44 years ago, Beniah Jones, who was postmaster, and from whom the town was named, Geo. C. Munro, and others. The city lies on the great turnpike road between Toledo and Chicago, and the Michigan Southern Railroad was completed thither at an early day, so that the town, surrounded by a good section of country, naturally flourished and grew strong. I t was originally the county-seat of Hillsdale county, but the city of Hillsdale subsequently obtained this honor, being considerably nearer the centre of the county. BUILDINGS, T R A D E A N D M A N U FA C T U R E S . It now possesses 4 churches; Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, and Episcopalian, and also has fine public school buildings. Among the chief productions o f the country in the vicinity, are wheat, corn, oats, and potatoes, and it is also a fine stock-raising section. Among the principal manufacturing enterprises now carried on here, is the woolen factory of Iloraee R. Gardner & Co.. I t was originally established, in 1852, by a stock company, composed mainly of gentlemen residing in Jonesville. I n 1857, Mr. H. R. Gardner became largely interested in it, and an addition was built in 1860. I n 1866, the fitetory was totally destroyed by fire, but it was rebuilt in the same year, RS it now stands, five stories high, and operated by steam power. I n 1858, Ransom Gardner hail heroine interested in the enterprise. and it is pow controlled nY H. R. and Ransom Gardner, entirely. T h e factory now makes cassimeres a specialty, and sells them throughout Michigan, in Chicago, and, to some extent, in Northern Indiana, anti Ohio. The cotton faetory, now in full operation, was established in 1872, under the incorporated name of Jonesville Cotton Manufacturing Company, E. 0. Grosvenor, President; ( k n . C. Mcknro, Secretary; .T. �84 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO's. Lewis, Treasurer; and J. M. Mumford, General A -gent and Superintendent. The factory is 60x110 feet in size; i t is five stories in height, and can be supplied with over 100 looms whenever it is deemed netes.sary. The unexcelled standard sheeting manufitctured by this company is of a uniform quality, and has a peculiar twist, which renders it firm and yet soft, being easily washed, and very durable. T h i s factory has all the latest modern improved machinery. The St. Joseph River, running through the city, has always furnished an excellent water-power, which has been made use of from the earliest settlement of the place. Several flour:ng mills have, at different tink.-s, been in existence upon the river, and it furnishes power for several now. There are saw-mills, wagon and carriage factories, banks, and various branches of merchandizing. T h e citizens generally own their places, and the whole town is characterized b y enterprise, intelligence, and business success. T h e private streets are pleasant, and there is evidently much of refinement at Jonesyslle, as well as business. JONESVILLEBUSINESSDIRECTORY. 1S74-75. Alphabetical List of Names. I Acker, Levi, Barber Shop, a a Chicago at, e Water. Alden, Sutton & Co., Cooper-shop, s t . , west of the bridge, A l v o i d , Erastus, Blacksmith and Sleigh Maker, w s Water, s Chicago at. • merican Fxpress Co., Van Nes:s & Turner, No. 3 Cornmer11 , chit block, Chicago at. A m e r i c a n Te l e g r a p h Co., Office Ft, W., J. & S Passenger Depot, Miss 6. E. Thompson, operator. �J O N E S V I L L E D I R E C T O RY. E. 0. GROSVENOR, President. J . 8 5 S. LEWIS,Treasurer. Jonesve liCotonMaurgCo. V:sta,blished 1 S 7 2 . UNEXCELLEDSTANDARDSHEETING! . 1 . 111 . • This Fabric is placed on the market as being EQUAL to any of its class manufactured in this country, and the SPZOIAL4TTZIITIO1 OF TTi: TADZ Is called to its tniform ivality and t o Peculiar Twit Which render it FIRM and yet SOFT, being E A S I LY W A S H E D A N D •PER Y D U.RABLE. Th,. p r A t t , t i o n n f t h e goods i : 1 W E S T E R N E N T E R P H I S F : h y riaing TheBestSelection of UplandCotton, AND T H E L A TEST ModernImproved. Machinery ! No effort will be spared to supply the home demand, and merit for them A. J u s ‘ t l y E a r n e d P r e — e m i n e n c e . .1. M . M U M F O R D , A g e n t and Gen. Supt. JONESVILLE, M I C T �86 B U R C H / I M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S B a b c o c k , A. E. & Son, Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, n s Chicago st, bet Water and Maumee. B a l l , J u l i u s A . , Photographer, Stone Front block, n s Chicago street. B a r k m a n , E p h r a i m , Groceries, Provisions, etc., n s Chicago st, bet Maumee and Water. Baxter, Charles E., marble and stove Works, s s Chicago st, west of the river. Baxter, Selfridge & Co., planing mill, sash, doors, and blind manufacturers, n s Water, s Chicago st. B a x t e r , W i t t e r J., Attorney at Law, Insurance and Real Estate agent, over No.1 Commercial block, n e cor Chicago and Water. Beach, Alexander, proprietor Jonesville City Flouring Mills, s s Chicago st, e of the River. Beason, B. C., livery, feed, and sale stable, rear Benson House. Benson House, W. W. Peterson, proprietor, Benson block, Chicago st. Birdsall & Son, meat market, u s Chicago st, first door w postoffice. B l o i s , J o h n T. , Attorney at Law, and Justice of the Peace, s s Chicago st, w Maumee. Bockus,, Mrs. A. J., hair work ruanufactu:vr, n s Chicago st. B u e l l & K e l s e y, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, etc., ngs cor Chicago aud Maumee. B u l l o o k r ; George W. . Blacksmith and Carriage Manufacturer, Chicago st, we:t of the hr dg,e. B u l l o c k & m i l l s o m , Proprietors Jonesville Livery, opposite woolen mills. I . See advt. B u t t o n & M u n s e l l , Grocerits, Crockery. Notions, etc, Wade & Birdsall's block, Chicago st. W a r d , John, Proprietor Jonesville Hack Line, opposite 'woolen mills. C a i n , Desting, Proprietor Lake Shore base, Chicago st, nr L. S.(V- M. S. depot. Case, Calvin R., undertaker and furniture dealer, s w cor Chicago and Maumee. Chaddoek, Gilbert, physician, surgeon, druggist, and dealer in wall paper, etc., n s Chicago st, w Maumee: ) . Courtright, Miss C. E., dressmaker, s w eor Chicago and Maumee. Curtis, Miss A.. ticket agent L. S. & M. S. try, oifice, depot. C u r t i s , E . S., Billiard Hall, s s Chicago st, bet Water and MauMee. Darling, J. R., Groceries and Restaurant, n s Chicago st, nr Maumee. D e a l , Jacob J., Manufacturer of Carriages and Wagons, and General blacksmithitilz, e s Watery south of Chicago. TA e n n i s , J a m e s i . , Publisher Jonesville Weekly Independent. _1 Wade & Birdsall block, Chicago st. Drake, George, blacksmith s s Water, n Chicago. �J O N E S V I L L E D I R E C TO RY. 8 7 JONESVILLEWOOLENMILLS! Established 1857. M a n u f a c t u r e r r r I I E o f S rr gradeCassimeres Using O n l y THEBEETQUALITY! STA1PLE S T O C K . L U I VA i , r i , hand twisted, and the best Patterns in t h e market. I L t•O -_ M I,F.'11,FR 1 N A L L K I 7 l O 5 O F LUMBElt,DRESSEDFLOORING, f..1111, • 1 " I N ! I , LII Also, Lima and Grard Rapids and, Calcined Plater. Yard and Office, opposite tho Ft. W, J. k S . RA... I. •pot. Mich. Watchmakor84. Joweler, , I n d Sp, ,•iill A g e n t I'm' t h e MC I ATG I ANMUTUALLIFEINSURANCECOMPANY, JONESVILLE, r)I-- D E T R O I T . M I C H . �88 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S D u n h a m , J. P., Proprietor Waverly House, s e cor Chicago and Water. E l r e n f e l s , Franz, Undertaker, and Furniture Manufacturer and Dealer, s s Chicago, west of the bridge. 'x change Bank, GrosvenoriSE,Co., Proprietors, No. 4 ExchangeA b l o c k , Chicago st. Fligor, John W. , saddle and harness manufacturer, s s Chicago, w Maumee. F o r t W a y n e , J a c k s o n & S a g i n a w R ' y, Passenger and Freight Depots, Chicago st, J. H. Wade, station agent. G a r d n e r , H . R. & Co., Proprietors Jonesville Woolen Mills, w s Water st, ii Chicago st. (See adv't.) G a y , James H., Lime, Plaster, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, etc., s s Chicago st, w of the river. Golf, Miss M. A., millinery and fancy goods, w s Maumee, s Chicago. G r e e n , Jesse E . , Barber Shop, s s Chicago, bet Water and Maumee. Gregory, Steve N., marble and stone works, e s Maumee, s Chicago st. G r o s v e n o r & Co., Bankers, No. 4 Commercial block, Chicago street. Hawkins, William B., physician and surgeon, Water, s Chicago st. Hazen, W. P., Attorney at Law, over No. 3 Commercial block, Chicago st. H e r r i n g , M i l t o n , Livery and Feed Stable, e s Water, south of Chicago st. Hitchcock, Charles, house and sign painter, Grant st. H o w a r d , F. W. , Druggist and Dealer in Books, Stationery, etc., Benson House block, Chicago st. owlett & L e v e n s , Agricultural huplements, Produce, and I f Plaster, ii s Chicago st, w Water. • I l u n g e r f o r d , Dodg & Olmstead, Lumber, Lath and Shingles, n s l-hicago st, w of the river. l' Jonesville City Flouring Mills, Alexander Beach, proprietor, s s Chica•ro st, e of the River. onesville Cotton M a n u f a c t u r i n g Co., Hillsdale st, south of Chicago st, E. O. tirosvenor, President ;'. Geo. C. Munro. SecreJ tary ; J. S. Lewis, Treasurer ; J. M. Mumford, General Agent and Sulwrintendent. l o n e s v i l l e W e e k l y Independent, James I. Dennis, Publisher, Wade tir, Birdsall block, Chicago st. I onesville W o o l e n M i l l s , H. R. Gardner & Co., Proprietors, ty w s Water st, n Cliica.go st. • Sc' adv't, • �JONESVILLE DIRECTORY. 8 9 Tiffanyek Brother, SHELFANDRAVIHARDWARE! Dealers in Builders' Furnishing Goals, STOVES, I R O N , S AW S , C O R D A G E , B E LT I N G , GLASS, ETC. A l s o Various kinds o f A . . C 4 - 1 Z I C U L I T U R A . L . , U N I F I L F. : I N E E I N ' T S M a n u f a c t u r e r s 0t" TUT,COPPER, A N D SHEZT-IRON WARE. Special attention given t o Dairy Furnishing Goods. South Side Chicago St., J o n e s v i l l e , M i c h . FRED. W. I D AVA RD. r E I I IF:, E n . D . I E A V A R D , S P E C I A L PA R T N E R S . , , r N E R A L P t P. T N E R . AAT,,X-KOWAJEUE),, T N DRUGS,BOOE'd, dTATIONEI17, PERIOD:CALSAND NEWSPAPERS, 1161181andFamyMos,Paints,OilsRalBnislis, L.1 J C 1 L AndManufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE, s,,,ith e h i r a i ! o St., West of the River. JONESVILLE. M I C H . �90 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & Co.'s Katz, M. & Co., groceries, provisions, etc., s s Chicago. e Water. K a u f m a n , Berthold, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Stone Front block, Chicago at. Kimball, Mrs. F., hairdresser, s s Chicago at, e Water. K i m b a l l , R o b e r t K . , Barber Shop, a s Chicago at., bet Water and Maumee. Knowles, Miss S. C., millinery and fancy goods, a w cor Chicago and Maumee. K r e b s , Benedict, Wagon Maker and Carriage Repairer, w s Water, s Chicago. L a k e Shore House, D. Cain, Proprietor, Chicago st, nr L. S. & M . S. depot. TA a k e S h o r e & M i c h i g a n S o u t h e r n R ' y, Passenger and Freight Depots, west end Chicago st, 0. F. Richmond station ag't. L e w i s , J o h n S., Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, etc., n w cor Chicago and water. I Mayer, Emanuel, merchant tailor and clothier, n a Chicago at, w Benson House. M e e k e r , E d w i n , General Blacksmith, north side of Water, south of Chicago. Mergenthaler, Frederick, baker and confectioner, na_Chicago at, nr the bridge. y i c h i g a n M u t u a l Life Insurance Co., of Detroit, Mich., I E . C. Minor, Special krent, n s Chicago st. M i l l e r , Robert T., Foundry, Machine Shop, and Manufacturer of Agricultural Implements, Water, south of Chicago at. M i n o r , E r a s t u s C., Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, and Insurance Agent, 1\ o. 4 Commercial block. (See adv Muc,,tft?TrI(ilaatirnu. e rei ngnecra,l, Agent andatntem Superintendent Jon cavil1e M u n r o , George C., Justice of the Peace, term of expiration f office, George July, 1878, office over No. 2 Commercial block, Chicago at. Osborn, Mrs. J. A., dressmaker, s a Chicago stParmaly, Milton, tobacco and cigars, wines and liquors, a s Chicago, e Water. Peterson, Walter W., proprietor Benson House, Benson block, Chicago street. Platt, William W. , agricultural implements and machinery, a a Chicago, w of Water. Pomeroy, A . B., operator Western Union Telegraph Co., n a Chicago W'M1117,1-0. p p s t o f f i c e , Robert Sinclair, Postmaster, n a Chicago. east of Bens o n House. �JONESVILLE DIRECTORY.. 9 1 maxiaterorirr I t I E F t 1 7 - t I AT % „ LiveryandPeedStable, W a t e r St., S o u t h o f C h i c a g o St., Mich. Jonesville, JA..coE3 Manufacturer of Cariages,wagons&GeniBa l cksmtihn i g, .VES F I L L E, I f ECu. GUS. F. S M I T H , 41;,11,10,4tIV H AT S , CAPS, F U R S , GENTS'FURNISHERS. G e n e r a l A g e n t f o r Sewing _Machines. JONESVILLE, - - MICH, �- - - - w o u s e m m e r - 92 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO'S. R i c h m o n d , Oscar F. , Station Agent L. S. & M. S. R'y, (Hee freight depot. R o b b i n s , H . & L., Cooper Shop, e s Water, south of Chicago st. Sc ady't.) S i b b a l d , Spaulding & Co., General Merchandise, n e cor (hi(ago and Water. Sinclair, Robert A., postmaster, office n s Chicago st, nr Maumee. Q Mger Sewing Machine, Gus. F. Smith, agent, north side of 13 Chicago st. Q mith, GUS. F., Merchant Tailor and Clothier, Wade & Birdsall k i block, Chicago st. (See advt. Q mith, W i l l i a m C., Saddle and Harness Manufacturer, Smith's 13 block, Chicago st. Spalding, R. G-., house and sign painter, Maumee st. Stephens, George W., physician and surgeon, e s Maumee, n Chicago. St. John, Miles, book binder and blank book manufacturer, Wade & Birdsall block, Chicago st. St. John, V. R., produce dealer, s s Chicago, w Maumee. Stone, D. W., surgeon dentist, n w cor Chicago and Water. S t o r m , J. W . , Surgeon Dentist, n s Chicago st, bet Maumee and W ater. . Stranger, John, meat market, s s Chicago st, bet Water and Maumee. Taylor, I. B., groceries, provisions, etc., n s Chicago st, bet Maumee and Water. . Teed, A, S., house and sign painter, Chicago st. Thompson, Miss G. K , telegraph operator, office Ft. W., J. & S. R'y passeng,er depot.. T i f f a n y & Brother, Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Stoves , a n d Tinware, s s Chicago. bet Water and Maumee. U n i t e d States E x p r e s s Co., Winser &. Ransom agents, Benson House block, Chnee_ro st. Vail, John I . , proprietor City Bakery, s s Chicago, bet Water and Maumee. V a n Ness & Tu r n e r, General Merchandise, No. 3 Commercial block, Chicago st. V a r n u m , R. S., Dru:,•gist, and dealer in Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, etc., No. 2 Commereial block, Chicago st . V o o r h e e s , Mrs. E. N., Millinery, south side of Chicago street, west of Mannev. W a d e , James H . Station Agent Fort. Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R'y, office,H.,Station Chicago st. Woks, Lyman b o o t and shoe manufaeture- and (talon Highest price paid for hides and pelts, ti s Chieago st, w Benson House, �JONESVILLE DIRECTORY. 9 : 1 IIEFITTED & REFITUISIIED, WAVERLY1IOUS1JONESVILLE. M I C H . GoodSampleRoo= farGonimercialTravelers, Good L i v e r y attached. _Free B a s to a n d f r o m tlte cars. .1. N Y r o p ' r . U.W. sumfo.K. m i u , s u 3 O S T I L I H I T T H m . (Ipposite Woolen M i l l s , ;„ti,,,Ip , rr• 44 soy _ K e e p mte o f the Best L i v e r i e s i n S o u t h e r n M i c h . AU orders met w i t h Promptiv•sa and Dtspach. H a e k i n in conni:et ion with Livery, by John Bayard. II . & L. ROBRINS 4 4 r - ; r ; ) , tt),, r 1 1 4,,r) I r l i t t r ( 1 (1/1 s o f : t 1 . ' r 1 ) ) i ' 2 J, 4 a l l K inrig o f LOOSE A N D T I G H T W O R K , w,-,t,r St., south ,ofChicagoSt., 0 IC S V I I A L 11, �meiririliPPPIP^"*"." 94 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S W a r i n g , J. H., Restaurant, and dealer in Tobacco and Cigars, 9 s Chicago st, e Water. Warren, H. M., physician and surgeon, nr Baptist Church. W a v e r l y H o u s e , J. P. Dunham, Proprietor, s e cor Chicago and Water. Western Union Telegraph Company, A . B. Pomeroy, operator, n s Chicago, w of Maumee. Wieland, Charles, meat market, s s Chicago, bet Water and Maumee. W i s n e r , D. A . , General Merchandise, n s Chicago st, bet Manmee and Water. . Wisner, L. R., physician and surgeon, office over No. 2 Commercial block, Chicago st. Wisner & Ransom, general merchandise, Benson House block, Chicago street. Worcester Miss L. A., dressmaker, w s Maumee, s Chicago. - y o u n g , D a n i e l , Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Dealer, n a Chicago st, bet Maumee and Water. Jr_ I L _ 13.14..L.L., (Steem.or to J. H. ITurrtPr.) P H O T O i l ' a f p l 1 4 1 AV I P i I R , S t r e e t , e f O l i e S r i l l e , M i r k i g a i i • ac P. s . 1 3 A . 1 3 C 0 C = , I DEALERS IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, and Spectacles, etc. �R P]A_DTINT( A village o f about 1,100 inhabitants, in the township of Reading, Hillsdale county. I t is on the Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw Railroad, 11 miles south of Jonesville, and 10 miles southwest of Hillsdale. It is in an excellent farming country, with a n abundance of timber. The location has been settled since 1835, but the village dates only from 1855. I t contains an extensive cheese factory, a flouring mill, a stove factory, a sash, door, and blind factory, two pump factories, two hotels, and a number of stores and mechanics' shops, with a proper representation of schools and churches. I t has also a weekly newspaper, Rough Notes. T h e Am rican Union Express Co. have an office here, and there is also a daily mail ; L. S. Parmelee, postmaster. BUSINESS DInECTORY. A l l i s o n , M . J. Cooper Shop, and Manufacturer of all kinds of light work, w s Main, or Silver. A m e r i c a n Telegraph Co., Miss Mary Hulse, Manager, office, east end Michigan st. D a k e r , A. (3. & Co., (Successors to Fowler, Kinne At Co.) Marini ) foturers of Reading Factory Cheese, office and factory, eor East and Maple st. Barre & Anderson, glove and mitten manufacturers, w s Main st. Bartholomew, Grove S., Justice of the Peace, office, e s Main st. Benjamin, A., proprietor Reading House, w s Main st. Browne, R. M., Billiard Hall, s s Michigan st. Brubaker. F . , agent Davis sewing machine, s e eor Main and Cherry. r e l l , 0 . F., Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Dealer, west side ) Main st. Burlingame, S. D. & Co., agricultural implements, hardware, stoves and tinware, e s Main, s Michigan. 1 �BURCH-, M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S C a s s i d y, J o h n A . , Merchant Tailor and Clothier, e s Main, s Michigan. Chapman, & Co., bankers, and dealers in agricultural implements, hardware, stoves and tinware, w s Main st. Chapman C. H., superintendent Reading Manufacturing Co., offie, east side Ft. W., J. & S. R'y track, south of depot. C o l b y B r o t h e r s & Co., Manufacturers of the Colby Washing Machine and Clothes Wringers, office, south of Ft. W., J. ti S. Railway. C o n e , G e o r g e G . , General Merchandise, west side o f Main street. Crosser, James H., blacksmith, n s Michigan st. Cunningham, J. C., druggist, and dealer in books, stationery, wall paper etc., w s Main st. Curtis & Brother, undertakers and furniture manufacturers and dealers, n s Michigan st. D e c o w , A b r a h a m , Physician and Surgeon, office, east side of Main st. D o d g e & D o t y Druggists, and dealers in Books, Stationery, Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, etc., w s Main st. Doney, Daniel, boot and shoe manufacturer, w s Main st. Doty & Liilie, meat market, w s Main st. Eastman & Hill, groceries, provisions, etc., w s Main st. Emery. F. & Co., pump, and blueilig-box manufacturers, southwest of Ft. W., & R ' v depot. E c e e l s i o r P u m p M i n u f a c t o r y, J. A. Waterman, Proprietor, south end of Main st. Exchange Bank, Chapman & Co., proprietors. w s Main st. Fawkes, Samuel, marble and stone works, east side Main, nr Silver st. F o r t W a y n e , J a c k s o n & S a g i n a w R ' 7 , Passenger and F r e i g h t depots, cast end Michigan st, W. B. NorthroljFreigbt and Ticket Agent. Fowler, Frederick, President Reading Manufacturing Co., office, south of depot. Georze, Hcnry, barber shop, s s Michigan st. o u l d S i A b b o t t , Proprietors Reading Meat Market, u e eor I I - Main :lid Michigan. George, Publisher Rough Notes, (Weekly,' e41St side of Main st. Gray, H a g e r t y , J u d s o n , Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, west side of I ,i ks. Mrs. N. M., mil liw,re and ftnty goods, w s Vain, s Cherry. ( 'harks M., saddle and ham, ss manufacturer, s e co. Maui ani M I i!ran. 1') �R E A D I N G D I R E C TO RY. BeefV ,eal, 9 7 0 0 1 , 1 t 0 1 0 Acz AVILA•cDrVFIPt DEALERS IN 0 ,a0 0 Lamb, Bacon, Hams, Tongwes, Salt Pork, Kettle-Rendered and L e a f Lard, Cop. M a i n and Miehilan, Sts., P. i = _ A _ D i i \ T O - , M I C I l m I I I M G M I L . - 1 . - - - - - M 111 2 1 R 7 1111111111111 0 1 0 11 M B I M M , , W • I V A i n M T : I N . d i E r l i n . _ i I C M E = I C . 1 -1F-J W i n B M A t saMilli L i ___---1 _ J ____I i r Uses Chloroform,. a l s o t h e Free:111g P r o c e s s f o r E x t r a c t i n g Teeth. My romp are the most pleasant, and convenient to the patient, of any outside of Detroit. are-Office and Rooms Permanently Located, Reeond Floor in Postoflice M a i n St., - R e a d i n g , Mich. REFITTEDand.REFURNISHED McCONNELLHOUSE, A l i e l tig; n Good Sample Rooms f o r C o m m e r c i a l Tr a v e l e r s . " ' V I 14141A NI A l t - C ( ) N �98 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S I l u l s e , Miss M a r y, Manager American Telegraph Co., office, east end Michigan st. Inglasbe, Ara, saddle and harness manufac'r, e s Main, s Michigan. Lathrop, John, house and sign painter, e s Main, nr Silver. M a l l e r y, L e w i s H . , Groceries, Crockery, Hats, Caps, etc., s s Michigan st. Mallery & Orr, general merchandise, Mallen- block, e s Main st. McConnell House, Wm. McConnell Proprietor, n s Michigan st. McConnell, W i l l i a m , Proprietor McConnell House, n s Michigan rect. M i c k l e & Walbridge, House and Sign Painters, s s Michigan st. Moffett, J. H.. Carriage Manufacturer, e s Main, $ Silver. Mosely, G. E. & Co., groceries, crockery, glassware, etc., e s Main, s Michigan. Northrop, W i l l i a m B., Freight and Ticket Agmit Ft. W., J. & S. R'y, office, depot. Olmstead, Miss M. A., millinery and fancy goods. w s Main st. Parmelee, H. P., dry goods and groceries, Keystone block, w := Main st. Parmelee, L . S. & M . H . , Dealers_ in Watches, Clucks, Jewelry, Boots and Shoes, and Photographers, w s Main St. Postoffice, L. S. Parmelee, Postmaster, w s Main st Randolp, N. F., carriage painter, n s Michigan. Reading F l o u r i n g Mills, Sanford Stiles, Proprietor. n e cor Main and Elm. Reading- Honse, A. Benjamin, proprietor, w s Main st. Reading M q n u f a c t u r i n g Co., near Ft. W., J. & S. R'y depot. Manufitcturers of chairs, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Washinfr Machine.:, etc., Frederick Fowler, President ; S. F. Woodard, Secretary A: Treasurer; C. H. Chapin, Superintendent Reading M e a t M a r k e t , Gould & Abbott. Pro rietors, n e cor Main and Michigan. E.,)binson A: Co., carriage and wagon manufacturers, n s Michigan st. Rough Not.,..s, (Weekly,) George Gray, Publisher, c s Main st. Schermerhorn, W i l l i a m S.. Foundry and Planing Mill, and Manutacturer o f Agricultural Tools, south of Ft. W.. J. Ar S. R'y depot. Sekins, E . & Co., Wagon and Carriage Manufacturers. east side Main, soon, of Silver st. Shepard. 0. S., Blacksmith, e s Main st, nr Elm. Skinner & Crosby, Staves, Heading, and Barrel Manufacturers, eAst side W . , J. &S. R. R. track, north of Michigan K. Stevens, H L . . Broom Manufacturer, Grocer and Ragaurant, n s ichigan st. �READING DIRECTORY. 9 9 A . G . 113.1LIKER. c5c C O (SUCCESSORS T O F O W L E R , K I N N E Sz C O . , ) Manufacturers of Readin FiGtory Cheeze, Reading, Hillsdale Co., Mich. STILE'S, Proprietor R E A D I N G M I L L S , D e a l e r in F l o u r a n d r e e d , _MAIN S T R E E T, J. A . READING, MICH. W A T E R M A N , MANUFACTURER F ' Excelsior Pumps, CheeseDozes, Ending, and Hoop, Reading, - - M i c h . S E IC I NI S a c C 0 _ , W a g -on R E PA I B T N G C r A L L K I N D S POI N I to i 114.3141111jr, M 1 4 . 1 1 . �100 1 3 1 . I R C i t , M O N T G O M E RY & CO'S. Stiles, Sanford, Proprietor Reading Flouring Mills, n e cor Main and Elm. Stoner, Henry, blacksmith, east side Main, south of Cherry. Stoner, William, livery and feed stable, rear McConnell House, Michigan st. Stowell, Eugene W., dry goods and groceries, n s Michigan. Stowell, Mrs. E. W., millinery and fitnev goods, n s Michigan st. Strong, A. B., physician and surgeon, e s Main, s Michigan. Terpening, George A., photographer, Mallery block, e s Main st. Thacher, J. W., blacksmith, n w cor Main and Silver. Thomas, I . A., boot and shoe manufacturer and dealer, e s Main, s Michigan. Thomas, L. H., manufacturer of ink and blueing, Linn st,. Vaughn, Lewis, billiard hall, n s Michigan st. Wa t e r m a n , J. A., Manufacturer Excelsior Pumps, Cheese Boxes, Heading and Hoops, south end of Main st. Welch, W. M., Dentist, second floor in Postoffice building, Main st. Welds, B. A . blacksmith, carriage and wagon manufacturer, s e cor Main and Wolf, F r a n k , Baker and Grocer, n s Michigan. nr Main. Woodard, Stephen J., Secretary and TreasurerReading Manufacturing Co., and Carpenter and Builder, w s Main. Woolston, Frank, livery and feed stable, n e cor Main and Silver sts. Worden, C. & Son, grocers and produce, w s Main st. York, R. A., agent Singer and Trov sewing machines, e s Main, s Michigan. Young, George, brickyard, Lincoln st. o., r% u r za. manufacturerandDtalerin BOOTSANDSHOES. I l u b b e r Gc)c,c14„ Leather and Findings. Reading. - • Mich. �9 A flourishing village, with a population of about 900, on the Lansing branch o f the L. S. & M. S. R'y, in the township o f Litellfie'd, Hillsdale county. I t is 7 miles northwest of Jonesville, 115 miles from Detroit, 76 from Toledo, and 12 from Hillsdale. A branch of St. Joseph River flows through the village. T h e country around is purely strricultural, and wheat is the great staple article of shipment. T h e U. S. Express Co, has an office here. D . H. Mills, postmaster. BUSINESSDIRECTORY. Anderson & Vandewater, meat market, Marshall st. Briggs. D. K. & A. H., Proprietors Eureka Steam Flouring and ;4a\v Mills, south side of the river. Brown, M . P. , Ticket and Freight Agent L. S. & M. S. R'y, and Manager Western Union Telegraph Co., office at depot. Bud, Walter, general merchandise, a w col. Chicago and St. Joseph. Bedger, Joseph, cooper shop, east of Conger's Mill. Camp, John., bakery, groceries and restaurant, a w cor Chicago and Marshall sts. Conger, Albert, flouritg mills, north side of the river. Dobbins & MrAlster, hoop machine manufacturers, and all kinds of machine r(pairifig, south side of the river. E m p i r e House, G. H. Green, Proprietor, St. Joseph St., east of the river. E u r e k a Steam F l o u r i n g a n d S a w M i l l s , D. K . & A. H. Propri,tor, south side of' the river. • Excliange Hotel, Shiegley & Austin, Proprietors, a e cot. Chicago iiilSt Joseph sts. Far.mm, L . W., groceries, provisions, etc., a w eor Chicago and SL Joseph a Fowler & Pardee, general merchandise, Chicago at, opp Exchange Hotel. Garey, C. N. & Co.. blacksmiths, east side Chicago. near the river. Green, George H., Proprietor Empire House, St. Joseph st, past,if �102 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S Hartwick, William M., tailor, junction St. Joseph and Marshall sts. H e r r i n g , A. P., Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, adjoining Empire HOURP. H e z m a l h a l c h & D o l p h , Furniture Manufacturers and Dealers, Marshall st. Howard, L. A., physician and surgeon, St. Joseph st west. Kelly, J. B . , Planing Mill, Carpenter and Builder, southeast o f depot. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern R ' y, Passenger and Freight Depots, St. Joseph st, west, M. F. Brown, Ticket and Freight agent. Lansing, Lorenzo D., cooper shop, Chicago st, nr river. Lewis, John E.' agent Davis sewing machine, and dealer in all kinds of needles and sewing machine attachments. Lovejoy, F. E. & Co., General merchandise, St. Joseph St., east of the Exchange Hotel. Mills, D. H., postmaster, office, Marshall st. Mills, George E., blacksmith and wagon maker, Chicago, north of Marshall. Millsom, John M., boot and shoe maker, and dealer in agricultural implements, n w cor Chicago and St. Joseph sts. M u r r a y, J.8., Blacksmith, and Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, u s St. Joseph, west of Chicago st. Pardee, Charles A., attorney at law, Chicago st:, opp Exchange Hotel. Patrick, H. M., agricultural implements, hardware, stoves and tinware, Marshall at. Pettys & Co., blacksmiths, w s Chicago st, nr the river. Pomeroy & Crane, carpenters and builders, Chicago st. Posta:Ice, D. H. Mills, Postmaster, office, Marshall st. Pratt, H. A., restaurant and tailor shop, St. Joseph st. Rice, E. P., livery, sale, and feed stable, Chicago st., rear of Exchange Hotel. Rorbacher, Miles, physician and surgeon, St. Joseph at, east. Shiegley & Austin, Proprietors Exchange Hotel, s e cor Chicago and St. Joseph sts. Skidmore, A. P., Druggist, also Proprietor and Manufacturer of the Automatic, Self-feeding Hoop Machine, Chicago at, opp Exchange Hotel. Stoddard, a , Lumber, Lath, Shingles, etc., (list of the depot. Swears, Thomas, carpenter and builder. St. Joseph st. Sylvester, Daniel. Saddle and Harness Munufacturer, Marshall st, Topkins Henry, house and sign painter, St. Joseph st. Ta r r e l l Brothers & Devoe, (lencral Merchandise, n w cor Chicago and Marshall sts. �L I T C H F I E L D D I R E C TO RY. 1 0 3 ,ikft IP. HLEnEtzwroi,,, LiT-EiZ,Y, S A L E I F E E O S TA I I L L , Adjoining E M P I R E HOUSE, II. N. TURRELL. GEO. E. DEVOE. F. E. TURRELL. TURRELLBROTHERS&DEVOE, 1>ealers in PITGouls,GrocorilssilrockomBoots8ighooss&Notioils., Litchfield, M i c h i g a n . REFITTED & REFITILITISHED, EXCHANGEHOTEL, Good.SampleRoams for Commercial TrIvalarz. Good Livery attached. F r e e BIIR to and from the t a r , SIVIIE:(4-L;E:1( & A_U.S D. K. & A. H. BRIUGS, Y r o p r i e t ors EurekaSteamRovingandSawMils, South S i d e o f the R i v e r , LITCHFIELD, M I C H . �1")1 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S U n i t e d S t a t e s E x p r e s s Co., J. E. White & Co., agents, Marshall st. W e s t e r n U n i o n Te l e g r a p h Co., Office at L. S. & M. S. depot, M. F. Brown, Manager. White, J. E. & Co., druggists, Marshall st. Young, Mrs. Margaret, millinery, Chicago st, north of Marshall st. T. S . M TT I R , A CARRIAGES,WAGONS,SLEIGHS, crams, &c. Shoeing and Repairing in our l i n e done to Order. MICH% LITCHFIELD, A. F. SKIDMORE, A L S O , P r o p r i e t o r a nil J L i itupretitrer o f the AutomaticSelf—e fedn igHoopMachn i e, 1:; i f i r r a F t L z. H I L L.s",11.-1LE t r 0 . . J r ell. �1N-ourrn A D A M S , A postoffice i n the town of Adams, Hillsdale county, 8 miles from Hillsdale, in a northwesterly direction, and 7 from Jonesville. I t is on the Detroit, Hillsdale & Indiana Railroad. The neighborhood was first settled in 1834. T h e character of the surrounding country is rolling and under good cultivation, producing wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, etc. T h e American Express Co. has an office here. I t has three churches; M. E. Church, Congregational and Baptist. H a s , also, a Lodge of F. & A. M., and of I. 0. 0. F. Postmaster, M. F. Lamb. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Adams Lodge of F. & A. M., No. 189. Ashbaugh, J. D., Dry Goods and Groceries. Armstrong, S., Physician. Benson, Wilber & Co., Meat Market. Blackman, 0., Harness Maker. Brooks, W i l l i a m , Dry Goods and Groceries. Comfort, H. W., Hotel. Ditmars, William It, Physician. Elmer, 0., Boot and Shoe Maker. Fuller, A. F. & Co., Drugs and Groceries. Hall & Kenyon, Lumber and Plaster. Johnson, Miss S., Millinery. L a m b M . F., Grocer and Postmaster. Lamb & Woolston, Livery Stable. Lane & Ingham, Saw Mill. Morehouse and Noyes, Drugs and Groceries. Noves, F., Physician. Rciyea, G. W. Blacksmith. Rural Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., No. 72. IttlFW, L. E.. Grocer, and Justice of ih Peare. Schaad, Z. & Co., Blacksmith arid Carriagc Manufitut urcr. �106 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S S m i t h , 0. C. & Co., Hardware. Vreeland, N. G., Notary Public. Whittaker, L., Poultry Breeller. Wilber St Smith, Egg Crate Manufacturers. Wilber, William H., Dry Goods and Groceries. Wood, L., Physician. ALLEN, A village in the township of Allen, in the western part of Mils&le county. I t lies a mile south of Allen Station, on the main line of the L. S. & M. S. R. R., is 9 miles west of Hillsdale, 74 miles from Toledo, and 100 from Detroit. I t is situated on Hog Creek, and surrounded by a slightly rolling country. T h e principal manufacture of the place is the article of grain cradles. T h e Western Union Telegraph, and U. S. Express Co.'s, have each an office here. A. Winchester, postmaster. BUSINESS DIRECTOnY. Alford, George, Saloon, tir Depot. A l l e n H o u s e W. H. Shelp, Proprietor, Chicago st. A Iler, Wm. H., Station Agent, L. S. A: M. S. Ky, ofliec, depot. Bedow, dames, House and Sign Painter, .) mile west of the village. Bigelow, E. K., Proprietor Railroad House. nr depot. Brooks, B. S.. Blacksmith, Chicago st. Burg, William, Tailor and Grocer, nr depot.. C l a r k , H . T. & J. W. , Manufacturers o r a l l kinds o f Crooked Shaped Handles, Chimgo st. Conklin, :lames N., Druggist and Grocer. Chicago st. Darling, Ervin, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, eor Chicago and Railroad. �H I L L S D A L E CO. D I R E C TO RY. 1 0 7 Ellis, Mrs. J. F., Millinery and Fancy Goods, Chicago st. Fell hauer, Stephen, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and dealer, Chicago st. Ford & Cory, Blacksmiths, Wagonmakers and Undertakers, Chicago st. Ford, E. J., Carriage and Wagon Repairer and Painter, col' Chicago and Railroad st. G e r m a n & Dewey, Saw and Shingle Mill, south of the village. Grimes, R. S., Physician and Surgeon, Railroad st. Haines, George W. , Livery Stable, rear Allen House. Harding, George D., Druggist, Chicago st. Herring & Brown, Saw-mill and Grain Cradle Manufacturers, 8 miles south of the village. Bill, Daniel Liz. Sun, General Merchandise, Chicago st. Hoffman, Arnow, Cooper Shop, Chicago st. 114)111nan, Moses, Groceries, etc., Chicago sit. Rowe, A . C., Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Stoves, and Tinware, Chicago st. Lake Shore & Miehigan Southern R'y, W. H. Aller, station agent. Loveland, A. H., Wagonmaker, Chicago st. Postoffice, cur Chicago and Railroad, A. Winchester, Postmaster. Scans, James, Cooper-shop, ChUrCh st. Shaw, E. M., Phyleian and Surgeon, Chicago st. Shelp, W i l l i a m H., Proprietor Allen House, Chicago st. Thomas. Warren 11. Phv,ician and Surgeon, Chicago st. United States Express Co., C. II. Winchester, agent, Chicago st. Washburn, .14,lin A., Blacksmith, Railroad st. Wa t k i n s , L. R., Physician and Surgeon, Chicago st. iiichester, Andrew, General Merchandise, cor Chicago and Railroad. W;riehester, C. H., General Merchandise, Chicago st. Winchester & Parish, Manufac'rs Staves,-Hcading, and Coopers' :tork, Railroad i . Wyrick, Yrs. M. L., Millinery, Chicago St. Wynek, P. C., Saddle and Ilarness Manufacturer, Chicago st. MOSHERVILLE. A village of 200 population, in the township of Scipio, in the northern part of Hillsdale county, and 11 miles from Hillsdale city. I t is on the Fort Wayne, Jackson St Saginaw Railroad, and on the. Kalamazoo River, in the midst of a fine farming country. T h e principal productioie, w h e a t , corn, hay, potatoes, and live stock. �108 B L T R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO'S. The American Union Express Co. has an office here. D . G. Mosher, postmaster. B U S I N E S S rniamc-ro Bagley, E. A., Physician. Baker, W. P., Blacksmith and Wagon Shops. Carpenter, J. H., Physician. Ellis, Miss Ada, Mi11:ner. Espie, J o h n , Dry Goods and Groceries. Gillespie, Henry, Shoemaker. Hodge, Gee, Painter. Holmes & Riggs, General Store. K D., Blacksmith and Wagon Shops. M o s h e r, Charles, Railroad Agent, and dealer in Lumber, Lime, Salt, and Agricultural Implements. Mosher, Geo., Sash and Door Factory. Robards, John, Proprietor Lake House. Tyler, L. N„ Manufacturer and Dealer in Flour, Feed, and Lumber. Waugh, David, Physician. OSSEO. A village of 150 inhabitants, on the L. S. & M. S. R. R.. in the township of Jefferson, Hillsdale county, and is 6 miles east o f Hillsdale city! There is a church (M. E.), several stores and machine-shops; also, an office of the U. S. Express Co. • T h e character of the surrounding country is rolling and uneven, the soil is sandy, small lakes and marshes are in abundance. Principal productions, wheat, corn, and live stock. W m . H. Kimball, postmaster. �HILLSDALE CO. DIRECTORY. IaLTSINMSS 1 0 9 D I R E C T O F LY - Cheever, G. W., Wagonmaker. Darrow, A. J., Blacksmith. Decker, H., Justice of the Peace. Goodell, A. J., Book Agent. Gray, J. H., Physician and Surgeon. Green, Isaiah, Hotel. Hunt, Ebenezer, General Store. Kimball, Wm. H., Drugs and Groceries. Mann, Hawley, Hardware and Tinware. Petyt, R. H., Blacksmith. Seaman, Selam S., General Store. 111•11.....m11%, MOSCOW. A village of about 354) inhabitants, in Moscow township, Hillsdale county, 14 miles from Hillsdale city, and 3 niiles from Jerome, on the D. H. & I. R. R. I t is situated m the north and east part o f the county; has two flouring mills, one foundry, and several smaller maimfaotories. T h e American Express Company does business at this place. A. Thompson, postmaster. I t is in the midst of a good farming country. T h e principal productions are wheat, corn, wool, and hay. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Amsden, II. A., Blacksmith. Belden Or Hood, Milliners. rtur, Cworgi! E., Wag4)n maker. �AMMI 110 B U R C H , MONTGOMERY & CO.'S I flour, Henry A., House Painter. Finch, Miss Mary E., Millinery Goods. F o w l e r, Orvin, Physician and Surgeon, and prop'r Flowing Mill. Furgeson, Thos. D., Hotel. Gale, 0. C., Attorney, and Notary Public. Hill, Oliver. House 'Painter. Hopper, M. H . 9 Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, and Planing Mill. Knight, G. H., Boots and Shoes. Knight, J. S., Boots and Shoes. Lewis, E. G. & Co., Dry Goods and Groceries. Lewis & Kirs, Flouring Mill. Marvin, S. C., Physician and Surgeon. P e r r y, S. W. & Co., Foundry and Afanufacturer of Agricultural Implements. Sawin, J., Painter. Stranahau, J., Patent Bed Manufacturer. Thompson, A., General Store, Notary Public and Attorney. Williams, S. M., Boots and Shoes. Wylie, G. C., Justice of the Peace. MONTGOMERY, A village in Camden township, in the southwest corner of Hillsdak county, and 16 miles from Hillsdale city. I t is on the Ft. W., J. & S., and Mansfield, Ohio, & Coldwater, and Lake Michigan Railroads. T h e population is between 250 and 300 inhabitants. T h e American Telegraph, and the American Express Co.'s have othees here. It is surrounded by a good farmingc ouutrv, which is timbered, for the most part, but there are good Oak openings. Grain, liotatoes, and grass, arc the chief productions. Alonzo K Richmond, piminaster. ), _ttrket:000 t i n g l i a l t r i r 0 1 : 11 r. Atkinson, Amos, Physician. �• III'LLSDALE CO. DIRECTORY. I l l Cartwright, Miles E., Blacksmith. Copeland, John, Undertaker. Dobbs, E. E., Dry Goods. T)onnelly, John, tlacksmith. Dove, E. R., Furniture. Fitch, E. J., Telegraph Operator. House, A., Painter. Kellogg, A. P. & Co., Hardware. Kinney. L., Barber and Artist. Masters, W. A., Druggist. Miner, E. C., Physician. Mingus, Enoch, Blacksmith. Montgomery Manufacturing Co., Planing, Strunk Patent Window Blinds. Morgan, M. E., Carpenter and Painter. Murry, J. W., Physician. Oliver, James. Justice of the Poace. Platt, M. W.. Hardware and Tinware. Richmond, A. E., Postmaster, Express and insurance Agent. Schultz, Charles, Shoemaker. Shcphard, B. P., Deputy Sheriff Stanton, 1., L., Carpenter. Teachout, Enoch P., Justice of the Peace. Weller, Peter, Carpenter. Whitney, G. W., Hotel. CAMDEN, A village of 250 inhabitants, in Camden township, Hillsdale county, 16 mil.* from Hillsdale city, and 4 miles from Montgomery, situated on the Mansfield, Coldwater cit Lake Michigan Railroad, and on the River Little St. Joseph. of Maumee. A gissi farming country surrounds it. T h e village is known as Camden Centre. Chas. R. Lackey, postmaster. �112 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S O . Vo L f s M O r n a i t : 5 1 1 , 0 0 1 r . Babcock, W. E., Blacksmith. Baker, L. C., Blacksmith.Baker, 0. R. & Wm., Planing and Saw-mill. Bane, Peter, Wagonmaker. Briggs, R. 11E, Saw-mill. Chester, E. D. & 0. T., grist-mills. Curtiss, M. J. Harnessmaker. Curtiss, Orlando, Boots and Shoes. Dobbs, Joshua, General Store. Doty, J. A., Wagonmaker. Enoin, David, Wagonmaker. Fast, M., Blacksmith. Grove, J. D., Photographer. L a c k e y, James, Hotel. McKillon, , Physician. Moore, John, Blacksmith. Morse, R. R., General Store. Palmer, Chas. & J. A., Druggists. Palmer, Charles, Physican. Palmer, Mrs. L. H., Millinery. Picking, G. W., Physician. Rengo, M. L., Grocery. S m i t h , T. G.9 General Store. Snook, W. R., Physician. Ward, G. D., Miller. BANKERS, Ls a village in Cambria township. southwestern part of Hillsdale Co., and 4 miles from Hillsdale city. I t is on the banks of Bear Lake, and a chain of lakes, running some nine miles i n length. connecting one with the other, and virtually the howl of St- Jc*epli River. N e a r the station is a very fine mineral spring, analyzed by Prof. Kedrie, of Lansing. and stands head of any in the State. A l l the low land near the station is fed by springs, and sickness is almost unknown. I t is at the 13 �H I L L S D A L E CO. D I R E C T O RY. 1 1 3 intersection o f the Ft. AV., J. & S. and the D. H. & I. R'ys. T h e Western Union and American Telegraph Co.'s, and the Am. U. Express Co. have offices here. J . H. Patch, postmaster. M V O M V O S 1.1114Z-C---Tai-W. Allen Post, Painter. Banker, Geo., Stock Dealer. Burgess, John, Hotel. Carpenter, W. A., Grocery and Poultry-yard. Case, D. D., Traveling Agent. Folger, Oscar, Stock Dealer. Forman, A. A., Agent Ft. W., J. & S., and D. H. & I. R'ys. Foster, W. B., Boot and Shoe Maker. Geary, L., Blacksmith. Gee, H. dc Co., Saw-mill. Gray, John, Grocery and Refreshments. Job, Cole, Justice of the Peace. Kidman, Thomas, Butcher. McDonald, S. H., Dentist. Mills, Henry, Artist. Saunders, Benjamin, Carpenter. FRONTIER, A village of about 300 inhabitants, in the township of Woodbridge, (the township has a population o f 1,350 ), Hillsdale county, 11 miles Pouth of Hillsdale city, on the mail route to Amboy. T h e soil is well adapted to fruit growing, and all kinds of grain. The principal shipments consist o f grain, fruit, butter and eggs. Warren Atwood, postmaster. �I1 11-1 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S M I S I N E S S DIFIECTOR.Ir. Atwoodt Wa r r e n , General Store, Shoe Shop, and Postmaster. Calkins, AN . A., Physician. Calvin, A. C., Shoemaker. Cornell, J. P., Wagonrnaker. Field, J. D. & Bro., Saw-mill. Fitzgerald, Wm., Blacksmith. Freed, J. D. & Bro., Saw-mill. Nevins, J. F., Gate Manufacturer. Read, Joseph, Stone and Brick Mason. Shipley, John, Carpenter. Swift, J. C. & Co., Stave Manufacturer. Wyllys, H. & J., General Store. CAMBRIA. Cambria Mills Postoffice, a village of about 250 inhabitants, in the south part of Hillsdale county, and 7 miles southwest of Hillsdale, and 54. miles northwest of Reading, its nearest railroad station, and is on the St. Joseph River. T h e surrounding country is good timber land, with good soil, well settled, and well improved. F l o u r, lumber, and cheese are the principal products. Geo. F. Haughtty, postmaster. B U S I N E S S D I R E C T O R Y. Bassett, D. C., Harnessmaker. Blair, T. H., Blacksmith. Bourdman, D. W. , Wagon and Carriage Manufacturer. Co!burn, Mrs. C. A., Millinery. �H I L L S D A L E CO. D I R E C TO RY. 1 1 5 Erwin, Leeths, Drugs and Groceries. Erwin, Robert, Wagon and Carriage Manufacturer. Haughtty, Geo. F., Postmaster. Haughtty & Wheeler, Boots and Shoes. Heney, W. Y., Harnessruaker. Ingelsbe & Chappell, General Store. Keefer, Simon, Blacksmith. Kesselring, George, Cooper. Klenyerman, Charles, Carriage Shop. McCartney, Robert, Saloon. Niblack, J. M., Physician, and Drug store. Norton, John M., Dry Goods and Groceries. Stevens, Mary C., Millinery. Weston & Ramiley, Millers. SOMERSET, A village with about 200 of a population, in Somerset township, in the northeast corner of Hillsdale county, on the D. H. & I. R. R., 20 miles northeast of Hillsdale, and 43 southeast of Ypsilanti. I t is on Goose Creek, in a rolling country, and well adapted for grain raising and stock growing. I t contains a hotel, and Congregational Church. The W. U. Telegraph, and Am. U . Express Co.'s have offices here, and it has a daily mail. G . A. Smith, postmaster. B U S I N E S S D I R E C T O R Y. E d d y Brothers, Hotel Proprietors. Haynes, L u m b e r , Plaster, Lime, etc. Kelley, Sanford, Real Estate Agent. McKnight, W. P., Attorney, and Counsellor at Law. Mead, M. L. & Co., Druggists. Monden, M. R., Physician and Surgeon. Nisle, George, Carriage Manufacturer. �116 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO's. Odell, John, Insurance Agent. Root, S. P., Physician and Surgeon. Rowley, D. D., Dry Goods, Notary, and Insurance Agent. Smith, G. A., General Store, and Postmaster. Spear, D. H., Fruit Dealer. Turrell, D. A., Dealer in Notions. Zicott, Samuel, Blacksmith. PITTSFORD, A village on the L. S. & M. S. R. R., in the township of Pittsford, Hillsdale county, 11 miles east o f Hillsdale city, and 90 miles southwest of Detroit. I t . contains offices of the Western Union Telegraph and United States Express Co.'s. I t is situated in a good grain and fruit country. T h e principal manufacture is brick. T h e shipments consist mainly of wheat, fruit, and wool. M. F. Cutler, postmaster. B U S I N E S S D I R E C T O R Y . Beebe, W. B., Physician. Champion, H. B., Wagonmaker. Cutler & Spear, M . F. Cutler, C. N. Spear,) General Merchandise. Hubbard, E., Justice of the Peace. Losey, Henry G., Blacksmith. Maxon & Knapp, (G. C. Maxon, C. Knapp,) Grocem. Power, Jas. S., Physician. Sted nia n, L. G., General Store. r . e . Webster, A. Wagon maker. Whitbeck, V. & J., Physicians. lt1Proptor. w .G s e rh o V �HILLSDALE CO. DIRECTORY. 1 1 7 JEROME, A village of about 100 inhabitants, in Somerset township, Hillsdale county. I t is on the D. H. & I. R. R., 12 miles from Hillsdale, at the head waters of the River Raisin, in a good farming country, devoted mainly to grain raising. I t has only had an existence since the opening of the road, in 1871. T h e Am. U. Express Company has an office here. B U S I N E S S D I I I E C T O F t : Y. Alley, Chas. A., Agent Am. U. Express Co., and Grain Dealer. Alley & Smith, Grocers and Postoffice. Andre. C. M. C., General Store. Drake, A. S., Produce Dealer. Miner, W. P., General Store. Smith, Jerome, Railroad Agent. SOUTH W R I G H T, A postofflee in Wright township, in the southeast oorner of Hillsdale county, being 24 iriils from Hillsdale city, and 1? miles from Hudson. Thmnearest railroad t..tatinnst. are Pittsford, and Fayette, Ohio, the distance from each being 9 miles. T h e surrounding country is good farm- �118 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S ing land. T h e principal exports are wheat, corn, oats, hay, pork, beef, and wool. G . L. Emerson, postmaster. I t has two churches, viz., Wesleyan Methodist, and United Brethren. MisSetits1336: t s i s t i i ) mt. Baker, W. A., Physician. Colby, Benjamin, Grist, Saw and Shingle Mills. Forrester, James, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker. Hicks, Geo. A., Merchant. P a r k e r & Son, Merchants. Tagget, E. C., Millinery. Vandervourt, S. W., Cabinet Shop. Weaver, J. M., Boots and Shoes. Wheeler, B. E., Physician, W H E AT L A N D C E N T R E Is a poistoffice i n Wheatland township, in the northeast corner of Hillsdale county, being fifteen miles from Hillsdale city. T h e town has a population of about 200. I t is about six miles from North Adams, the nearest railroad station. The principal productions are wheat., corn, and oats. Matthew Lewis, postmaster; h a s one physician, Johnl, Steward. AMBOY, A postoffice in the township of Amboy, in the southern part of Hills. �HILLSDALE CO. DIRECTORY. 1 1 9 dale county. T h e township is a long, narrow strip, lying along the State line, 12 miles long, by 2i wide. The postoffice is 16 miles south o f Hillsdale city. There is no village, the inhabitants doing their trading across the line, at Pioneer, Ohio. T h e Coldwater it Mansfield Railroad intersects Amboy. JEFFERSON, A country postoffice, in Jefferson township, Hillsdale county, 5 miles south of Osseo, from whence i t has a semi-weekly mail. I t is 10 miles southeast of Hillsdale city, in a good farming region, of which wool, pork, apples, butter, cheese, wheat, corn, and oats, are the leading products. CHURCHES CORNERS, A postoffice in Wheatland township, Hillsdale county, 12 miles due east from Hillsdale city. T h e nearest railroad station is Hudson, on the L. S. St, M. S. R. It., from which place it is distanced 8 miles. The principal exports are butter, eggs and fowl. Postmaster, F. G. Church. It has also one carding and cloth-dressing establishment. SOUTH CAMDEN, A postoffice in Camden township, in the southwestern corner of Hillsdale county, 22 miles southwest of Hillsdale, and 5 miles due south of Camden Station, on the Fort Wayne, Jaek.on tit Saginaw Railroad. It is in an agricultural section of country, and has a tri-weekly mail. �120 B U R C H , M O N T G O M E RY & CO.'S PRATT VILLE, A postoffice in the southeast corner o f Hillsdale county, 7i miles south of Hudson, whence it has its semi-weekly mail. RANSOM, A postoffice in Hillsdale county, on the Amboy mail route, 15 miles southeast of Hillsdale city. I t has a semi-weekly mail. ). 14 ��T E E 0 1 _ 1 ID I R , I A I L U M B E R YA R D , E S TA B L I S H E D 1870. LumbarandShingles, H A I t h , L I - M B E I : O F A L L KI_VDs. 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Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1874-5 Description An account of the resource "A complete alphabetical list of all business firms and private citizens; a classified business directory; a miscellaneous directory of city and county officers, churches, public and private schools, benevolent, literary, and other associations, banks, incorporated institutions, etc., etc.., and business directories of all the villages in Branch County, also a complete city directory of Hillsdale, and business directories of all the villages of Hillsdale County." Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Detroit, Michigan. Burch, Montgomery and Co. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1874 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/d3316279ceab984c28e02cef871db3bf.pdf 9d426e100fa843a74c7f886f4331483e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1882 Subject The topic of the resource Bronson (Mich.) Directories Coldwater (Mich.) Directories Quincy (Mich.) Directories Union City (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource An alphabetically arranged list of businesses and private citizens in Coldwater, including the villages of Union City, Quincy, and Bronson Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available A. G. Nedham & Co., Coldwater, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1882 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/04ecba7d5492632ae586b2c188cfe824.pdf 6ea5d345793c07ebd81e6de2993c2827 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1894 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource An alphabetically arranged list of businesses and private citizens in Coldwater Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Conover, Coldwater, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1894 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/23d4f6a16d7062df6753c34e6b3c0ae2.pdf 95bcaf1b78aafa758d2c9b3bd3a4716f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1900 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource An alphabetically arranged list of businesses and private citizens in Coldwater Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1900 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/1e781d008064b8fbd938fd49b0210fcf.pdf 1ca38b1e46dab0eee2a9262671c14fb0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1902 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource An alphabetically arranged list of businesses and private citizens in Coldwater Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Bailey and Bradley, Coldwater, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1902 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/e3c63f0e1338c3c23c6dd63c8cebdc30.pdf 036523d1369375b98da9bc3057c19079 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1905 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource An alphabetically arranged list of businesses and private citizens in Coldwater Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available W. C. Bailey, Coldwater, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1905 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/702d4798738be2d5451459429459b198.pdf aa00794594e42aa9d4ff529eccb19ecc Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1907 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource An alphabetically arranged list of businesses and private citizens in Coldwater Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available W. C. Bailey, Coldwater, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1907 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/67bd31e9719e5dc89123aaad71f8c354.pdf 84c05981160a5173f8979cd78b43fe34 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branch County Directories Description An account of the resource Historical address and eventually telephone directories of the Branch County, Michigan, area Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater City Directory 1909 Subject The topic of the resource Coldwater (Mich.) Directories Description An account of the resource An alphabetically arranged list of businesses and private citizens in Coldwater Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available W. C. Bailey, Coldwater, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1909