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I CLEMENT, BROWN & CO., DEALERS IN Choice Groceries, Oysters, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &ck, IO. 6 LATHROP BLOCS. VANDERCOOK BROS., FOUNDRY AND MACllINE SHOP. Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements. Forging, General Jobbing, and Repairing Done on Short Notice. 120 PARK AVENUE, (Near lEtna Mills,) A. E. VANDERcOOK, M 0. VANDERCOOX, K)kson, Micl. E. PRICE, M. D., GENERAL AGENT N. Amwrican Life Ins, Coi, OF NEW YORK. All Policies registered in the State Department, and secured by Special Deposit. 280 MAIN STREET. CEORCE J. BAILEY, Manufacturer and Dealer in ' et aL a n REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. No. 227 South Side Main Street, JACKSON, MICH. - 1 1 I JACKSON CITY D.IRECTORIY, For 1871, WITH SCIfrrai of athRn. STATISTICAL TABLES, &o., &c. COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY JAMES M. THOMAS, J-A.CES02W, MICH0IGA-N.A23 BATTLE CREEK, MICH.: REVIEW & HERALD STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE. 1871. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, By JAMES M. THOMAS, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C. ADVERTTSEMENT. vii UrI wot o Son WHOLESALE Will Iemove the First of September to N1To. 22 Luther St. Viii ADVERTISEMENTS. HOLLAND & CHAPMAN, Successors to S. I-olland &~ Son, Druggists & Apotlecaries No. 213 Main St., Jackson. S. HOLLAND, G. A. CHAPMAN. WARREN J. BRONSON, No. 216 Main Street, J. WEEKS & SONJ 0. 260o JAAIN )STREET7 yACKSON IJAICH. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Mtetallic -1 Burial Cases and Caskets, Wood Coffins, Silver Plated and White M1etal Coffin TrrimmIngs, Inside Linings, Shronds, etc. JOHN WEEKS, City Sexton. J. C. WEEKS. JOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, NO. 230 MAIN STx COC JACIK90NI. JACKSON-ITS PRESENT AND FUTURE. THE publisher after an interval of two years presents his third directory of the city of Jackson. The rapid progress of the city in wealth and population suggests some considerations which may be of interest to those who consult our book. The tendency of men's opinions is like that of travel upon earth roads, to form ruts which direct the courses of thought, and influence greatly the development of both mind and matter. Among the deep grooves worn before the invention of railroads and the perfecting of the steam engine, are those which limit the sites of large cities to the margins of navigable waters, and the development of manufacturing industry to localities having the advantage of immense water power. It is as hard to run counter to a prejudice as to sail against a head wind. It requires some risk and exertion to get out of a deep rut, and more than common boldness to mark out and keep a new course either upon land or water; but when it comes to riding the waves of public opinion, he is deemed audacious or demented who pursues any course where his eye is not constantly steadied by old landmarks, or who makes an original and independent judgment the compass by which he steers. We thus suggest the difficulty which lies in the way of building interior cities. Were all men now to commence thinking and observing anew, and the facts granted that except for wide tracts of ocean, carriage by land has become cheaper than carriage by water, and the production of power with cheap coal more economical than With dams, races, and water wheels, then the considerations that twice the tributary territory and population can be reached with the same radius, and that a coal field is worth more than a cataract, would establish it as a received opinion among men that the best site for a city is away from the inland sea or the foreign frontier, and at a point where an abundance 10 HISTORY OF JACKSON. of cheap fuel may be obtained. The independent searcher for a combination of advantages would find, where Jackson is located, valleys extending in all directions (seven of which are already occupied by railroads), a fertile surrounding country, and underlying beds of sandstone, slate, fireclay, and lime, as well as of bituminous coal. He might look around him and see that here also the horizon is equally distant in all directions, and above him to perceive that he is exactly beneath the center of the great blue vault which covers the earth. If he challenges comparison, he will find that competitors will lack-some the fertile country, some the cheap coal and other mineral products, all or nearly all the facilities afforded by radiating valleys for railroad building and communication, some the opportunities for business in all directions, and some we may add the intelligent and combined efforts of leading citizens to develop the advantages given by nature. If such an observer comes from the vantage ground where we have placed him to intercourse with the men who ordinarily have lived in cities, or who contemplate doing so, he will find their ideas still moving in the old ruts of opinion, the assumed facts as to railways and the steam engine challenged, and himself perhaps regarded as wild and visionary in his conclusions. He can compare steam machinery and railroads now with what they were twenty years ago; he can mention the reduced numbers of vessels on the Hudson, the.Mississippi, and the inland lakes in the face of a quadrupled business; he can instance Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, as deriving ten times the advantages from cheap coal which any towns in the country do from water power, or he can analyze the causes of the modern growth of all cities, and prove it to be almost entirely occasioned by causes of which a town like Jackson can get a larger benefit than any town upon the margin of a lake, or on a frontier, or at a distance from coal beds, or without natural facilities for railway traffic; but however clear his proof, a majority of men will continue to act upon their convictions rather than cordially to adopt the conclusions justified by modern inventions and by local advantages. It is no impeachment of an individuals good sense that he has not familiarized himself with all the conditions relating to the problem of city growth. It would be almost a study by itself: all inventions which come into general use, and especially such as affect commerce HISTORY OF JACKSON. 11 or manufacturing operations, vary these conditions. Such things as the distribution of gas and water, means for the prevention of fire, the advertising facilities of daily papers, the good reputation of a town for business, and the advantages of churches and school-houses, are also important, and at Jackson they already exist; but there are things occasioned by the wants of a city and not original causes of its growth. It is always a significant fact for a town where many men become rich, and few become bankrupt by a connection with its business; and it is this fact perhaps as much as the eminent natural advantages or acquired facilities which has attracted business men to this point, and been the reason of its unusual prosperity. Success forms the measure of the common estimate of the relative advantages of cities, and the general public is no more inclined to excuse or forgive a failure than the French national assembly in its conduct with its generals who preceded the first Napoleon. It is fortunate for Jackson that among its citizens have been men who comprehended its natural advantages, and who have spared neither time nor money in their efforts to develop them. The results of their persistent work are now only beginning to be seen. The foundation is laid for a city, while if their anticipations prove true will eventually contain several times its present population. We are trying to make this book a faithful record of what the city now is rather than a representation of what it is to be. An architect can give an opinion as to the magnitude and cost of a house as soon as the foundation is laid, and it is common from similar data to express opinions as to the prospective population, wealth, and business, of growing cities. Jackson people are rarely heard to make such estimates, and seem to be dreading the sneers of their neighbors whenever called upon to exercise their judgment as to the future of their city. Strangers are, perhaps, better qualified to form opinions, and frequently talk of fifty, seventy, or one hundred thousand population before the close of this century. They sometimes insist that a point which is the only one between New England and New York and the northern Mississippi on main railroad lines where cheap coal abounds and other mineral products are valuable, the only city between Chicago and the ocean to which a million and a half of people can conveniently come, do their business, and return on the same day, the best representative in the union, except Indianapolis and Atlanta, of 12 HISTORY OF JACKSON. interior cities not dependent upon water communications, and having the advantages over the Indiana city of cheap fuel and of nearness to the great lumber district of Michigan, and over the Georgia city of a country capable of sustaining a denser population, and already inhabited by men possessing northern character and enterprise, a town which, without having any help from outside speculation or outside capital (except upon good securities), more than doubled its population between June 1, 1864, and the same date in 1870, and withal a place where the natural development of its business and industry have already brought it to intimate relations with the entire peninsula and with parts of several other States, does not thus far exist by accident, but rather as the legitimate outgrowth of elements which are permanent as causes of prosperity and cannot fail to produce greater efforts as their importance should be more widely recognized as new capital should be attracted by them, and experience shall teach the best ways of rendering them available. Till within a recent period, Jackson has had many rivals; hearafter, in the race for superiority it can have but few. Jackson must either be a large city or fail to become so by the influence of causes which are not now apparent. Railroads will only become useless when persons, lumber, furniture, and groceries, can be more safely and economically transported through the air, bituminous coal valueless when some artificial combination of water, or the gases shall supercede the concentrated carbon of the mine, lime worthless when the,world and all things in it lose their acidity, and fireclay unimportant with the discovery of something better than silex to resist fire, but when all these things shall happen, Jackson will still have the advantage of a wide area for business, and the lines of cities and villages to be reached by aerial trains will continue to converge to this as a convenient starting and distributing point. More violent suppositions than these we suggest will be necessary to those who argue against the future of Jackson, but it will do to admit that when every man has his balloon, with capacity to carry a ship load, and when means shall be devised to so far outspeed the wind that a thousand miles may be accomplished in an hour, and at an expense too small for separate contemplation, and men and women shall do all their shopping at some other city, the period will have arrived which is to terminate the remarkble prosperity of this inland city. HISTORY OF JACKSON; 13 JACKSON IN 1871. CHANGES THAT TWO YEARS HAVE WROUGHT. In the two years which have elapsed since the last Directory was published, wherein was described the growth, importance, and prosperity, of this city, great changes have taken place. The most liberal predictions of the most sanguine Jacksonians, in regard to the immediate future of the Central city have been far exceeded by the reality; and, to-day, Jackson, in wealth, population, development, and greatness, is where no one would have dared predict she would advance to in five years, out-stripping all anticipations, and placing her name -all things considered-only one degree below the first city in population and industrial wealth and resources in Michigan. No city in the State, in fact, has shown such proportionate rate of increase as Jackson during the past year. All her activities, her resources, her population, her improvements, having been stimulated in a surprising manner, making her the marvel in history of Peninsular cities, and securing her position as a leader beyond any contingency that can occur. It is our purpose in this sketch to briefly allude to some of the improvements that have been. made in this city within a few months. They tell the story of our swift progress, and are as sure harbingers of our brilliant future as the sunny days and opening flowers of the vernal equinox are the beautiful heralds of the glorious Summer and the ripening, golden Autumn. Among the most important public works created for Jackson during the year 1870, the Holly Water Works must claim the highest place. This system of water supply for protection against fire, and domestic supply, is the best that has ever been invented by the ingenuity of man. Every hydrant is equal in extinguishing power to the best steam fire engine, and is always ready for its saving work. But it is needless to enlarge upon the effectiveness of the system. Suffice it to say that it meets the entire satisfaction of every one, and is among the most valuable institutions of Jackson. The works which 14 HISTORY OF JACKSON. are on Water street are a model of the kind, and have elicited the admiration of thousands of visitors. Over eight miles of water pipe have been laid, and nearly all parts of the city are supplied with water-and the supply is unlimited. The following statement will show the extent and cost of this improvement: Engine building and coal house, $14,000 Machinery, 40,000 Eight and one-half miles of pipe, 60,000 Seventy-five hydrants, 4,000 And there is now pipe on hand sufficient to lay two and a half miles additional. The system has been in operation over eight months, and no breakage or defect has been discovered. The running expenses of the works, including everything, will not exceed $4,500 a year, which is much less than any similar works of the kind in the country, as a comparison will clearly demonstrate. In the matter of street-making and improvements, an immense work has been accomplished, and it is of the best character. The Nicholson pavement has been laid upon several streets, and we challenge any city of the size of Jackson to show handsomer avenues. On Main street a splendid change has been wrought. The unsightly depression which has existed on that street has been overcome, and the Nicholson affords a smooth and elegant roadway from Mill street to the Railroad. This pavement has also been laid on Cortland street from Jackson street to Francis, and on Luther street from Jackson street to Mechanic street. This has cost, exclusive of grading and filling, about $3 per' yard. Other streets have also been graded, graveled, and otherwise improved. There has been a great distance of sidewalks, of plank and stone, laid down. On both sides of Main street, from Jackson to Mill street, admirable walks, sixteen feet wide, have been put down, of sawed flagging (Berea stone) costing twenty-two cents a foot, exclusive of curb-stone. There have also been laid sixteen miles of twoinch plank walk, and a great number of substantial crossings. Besides the stone sidewalks, on Main street (136 rods), there are sixtyeight rods around the ward school houses, and about one hundred and ten rods in front of the residences of citizens in different parts of the city. The credit of this series of great public improvements is due, in a great measure, to the public spirit, liberality, and far-seeing wis HISTORY OF JACKSON. 15 dom, of Mayor Bennett and his coadjutors, the Common Council of Jackson, (As the names of the Aldermen for the year 1869 appear in a former Directory, we give below only those of 1870), aided as they have been by the enlightened and enterprising citizens of Jackson who, having confidence in those officers, were ready and willing, and ungrudgingly gave them material "1aid, and comfort." Hcayor-W. M. Bennett. Recorder-T, A. Wilson. Marshcd-D. W. Shaw. Treasurer-H. K. Thompson. Justices of the Peace-Jas. A. Dyer, L. D. Welling, A. S. Cushman, J. F. Sammons. School Inspectors-Jno. L. Mitchell, W. Irving Bennett. City Attorney-James W. Bennett. City Sexton-John Weeks. City Surveyor-John L. Mitchell. City Physician-R. H. Davis, M. D. Aldermen-First Ward, John F. Coots, Win. L. Seaton. Aldermen-Second Ward, James Gould, George Lake. Aldermen-Third Ward, Patrick Downey, Alfred Vandercook. Aldermen-Fourth Ward, Wm. R. Palmer, Peter B. Loomis. Constable-First Ward, C. C. Hines. Constable-Second Ward, B. H. Spencer. Constable-Third Ward, T. Sharpsteen. Constable-Fourth Ward, HI. Wakeman. The administration of the Mayor and Common Council of Jackson, for the years 1869 and 1870, must ever stand on the records as the most valuable, effective, and efficient, that this city has ever had. Verily, their works do praise them. It is proper to say that Mayor Bennett, as Superintendent, has given his best efforts to the management of the Water Works, and the result is the most judicious and economical administration. The present city council, elected in the Spring of 1871, have increased, under the provisions of the amended charter, the number of wards in the city from four to eight, four being the number under the charter before it was amended. We now have sixteen aldermen instead of eight, among whom are some of our best business men. We predict this council will do a great work for the city. 16 HISTORY OF JACKSON. NEW BUILDINGS. Jackson is evidently destined to be a city of more than the usual proportion of handsome and substantial buildings. The number of new dwellings, business houses, and manufactories, erected of late, show a progress that is wonderful. On all sides, buildings have risen, as it were, in a day, from the ground. The east and west hills are literally covered with them, and the northern and southern limits of the city tell the same story. And what is better still, the greater number of these edifices are of a superior character. Great credit is due to the following-named gentlemen, who have with great liberality and public spirit erected a large number of very beautiful, substantial, and even elegant, houses for rent and sale, thus meeting a want that has long been felt. Mr. E. A. Webster has erected thirty-six houses at an average value of four thousand dollars each, and is now engaged in completing a magnificent residence for himself on one of the most sightly and most beautiful lots on North Main street. When completed, this dwelling and its lawns and surroundings will not suffer by comparison with the most beautiful homes in the State. Mr. Silas Heyser has built twenty-four houses at an average value of $1,800 each. Mr. Wilcox has built twenty-one houses at an average value of $2.000. Mr. Rufus Heaton has erected nine houses valued at $2.500 each. I. N. Harwood has built seven houses worth on an average $2.000 each. Dr. Palmer has built five houses worth on an average $1.200. Dr. M. A. McNaughton is entitled to credit for placing within the reach of people of limited means, material and ground for building many houses, aiding and encouraging the providing of comfortable homes. Mr. B. C. Harris has also done a good work in this direction. He has made an advance of money to aid in building some twenty-one houses at an average value of $2,000. and he has furnished the ground upon which to place them. This is upon Harris street, on the East Hill, so called. This street is fifty rods long, and has been made one of the best built streets in the city. There are quite a number of other builders and real estate owners who have erected three, four, and five houses each, also a number of citizens who have built for themselves splendid homes. The houses are admirably adapted for the purposes for which they are designed. HISTORY OF JACKSON. 17 They are not "tenant houses" as that word is generally understood, but well built, thoroughly comfortable, convenient, spacious, handsome dwellings. BUSINESS BLOCKS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &C. The following are the names of those liberal and"' live" business men who have erected stores, business blocks, and other buildings, during the past two years. They are substantial, handsome edifices, all of brick except one, modern in style of architecture and finish, and a great additon to the city. Bumpus, Woodsum & Co., block, 299 Main street. Benj. J. Mosher & Win. Jackson, 253 & 254 Main street (Crystal Palace Block). Rufus Heaton, store, 250 Main street. Harrison & Pratt, store, 216 Main street. Merriman & Ford, store, 214 Main street. Patton Morrison, store, 212 Main street (and two stores on Mechanic street). W. R. Reynolds' Block north-east corner of Main and Mechanic streets (also a magnificent residence on North Main street on site of the house burned). E. P. Baker, store, 205 Main street. Chas. Ford, stores, 203, 201 and 193 Main street. (Mr. Ford has also remodeled and greatly improved a number of buildings and stores, much to the advantage and appearance of the city.) C. M. Bridgman, store, 202 Main street. Mrs: A. H. Warner, store, 200 Main street. Alfred Baily, store, 198 Main street. W. H. Withington, store, 196 Main street. S. J. Hobbs, store, 124 Main street. Smith & Hurd, Hurd House, 186 Main street. M. A. McNaughton, store, 166 Main street (also a store on Liberty street). S. Seney, Seney House, 145 Main street. Chas. N. Lewis, block, 80y- Main street. Stone & Rugg, store, 75 Main street. Mark Butcher, store, 63 Main street. Martin Mosher, Mosher House, 60 Jackson street. 2 18 HISTORY OF JACKSON. Watts & Hood, block of two stores, corner of Jackson and Luther streets. Henry Hague, block of three stores, on Jackson street north of Main street. Baptist Church edifice, corner of Jackson and Cortland streets. P. E. Pierce, C. L. Pierce and Mrs. H: Dusenbery, block of three stores, on Francis street. G. H. Lathrop, Keystone block, junction of Luther and Mill streets (contains a number of stores, offices, &c. The Masonic Hall is also in this fine block). P. Averill, store, on Luther street. James McCray, block of two stores, on Mechanic street. Jackson Gaslight Company, works on Clinton street, two large brick buildings and gasometer (a decided and long-needed improvement). Water Works building and machinery, near L. S. & M. S. R. R. Depot on the river. Splendid building and appointments. Model works throughout. Wilcox' Planing Mill, Milwaukee street. PROJECTED BUILDINGS. Plans have been adopted for new county buildings and Michigan Central Railroad car shops and round house. The work has commenced on county building, and when completed, it will be the handsomest and most complete of any west of Detroit. In this connection, it is proper to refer to some of the prominent promoters of the prosperity of Jackson. We have alluded to those who were foremost in railroad enterprises; the names we give below (together with those more closely identified, with railroad matters already mentioned) are of persons who have aided, as capitalists, many of the prominent enterprises of Jackson. W. D. Thompson, Allen Bennett, Wiley R. Reynolds, Alonzo Bennett, E. A. Webster, Dwight Merriman, G. H. Lathrop, and Daniel B. Hibbard. HISTORY OF JACKSON. 19 JACKSON AS A RAILROAD CENTER. THE railroad system of Jackson is one of its most prominent and effective features, and the enterprise, vigor, and comprehensive foresight, of the leading citizens of this city, is perhaps more clearly exhibited in this great work than in all others. In a former work, as well as in another article of this volume, the extent of this development of our wealth is portrayed, and the part performed by our capitalists in the earlier road, detailed. Beginning with the steps taken to finish the Central Railroad to this point, and the great value that enterprise was to us, as well as the great amount of traffic and business upon that magnificent iron highway; we passed to a review of the other roads which connect with it, and which so stimulated the growth of Jackson. These roads we shall mention in detail, as well as those others which-have been more recently added, and which have made this city the greatest railroad center in Michigan. There are now completed to Jackson, seven railroads, and these great arteries of traffic radiate in seven directions on so many different lines, penetrating to the most valued sources of wealth and material in this State, reaching out to the great Iron Ore Deposits of the upper Peninsula, the Salt Wells of Saginaw Valley, the pine and other timber forests of Northern Michigan; and on the south, to sources as valuable, and affording connections with the East, West, and Southern system of railroads, making this a nucleus and a central competing ppint for all classes of business, giving us facilities for cheap freight rarely excelled, and of incalculable value to every citizen. It is only fair and just in a record like this to give the names of those gentlemen who have been foremost in first projecting these different lines of railroad, and then, with a zeal, devotion, self-sacrifice, and liberality, so remarkable and praiseworthy, making these projects actual, living, and productive realities. It would.require thousands of pages to detail the difficulties, the obstacles, and labor, which these men had to encounter before success and accomplishment crowned their efforts, and their designs and wishes grew from the germ of thought and purpose into the perfected work. We can 20 HISTORY OF JACKSON. not, for want of space, give the names of all who contributed to these enterprises, though we would gladly give credit to all who have given by their means to aid the projectors. Foremost among those citizens to whom Jackson is indebted for her prosperity in railroads, we would mention Eugene Pringle, Amos Root, M. A. McNaughton, W. D. Thompson, P. B. Loomis, Henry A. Hayden, J. B. Eaton, and H. H. Smith. These gentlemen are really the originators and builders of these roads, for it was through their energy, liberalities, and financial ability, that the projects conceived by them were so speedily and successfully carried into execution. In addition to those named above, we would mention E. A. Webster, J. E. Beebe, Dwight Merriman, W. H. Withington, and S. O. Knapp, all of whom have contributed, to some extent, aid in carrying out these enterprises. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. The main line of this road is 284 miles long, and traverses one of the most populous and productive sections of Michigan. At Detroit, it connects with the Great Western; at Grand Trunk Junction, with the Grand Trunk Railway; at Jackson, with Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw, Grand River Valley, Mich. Air Line, and Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw Railroads; at Nottawa, with Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad; at Three Rivers, with Kalamazoo Division, Lake Shore & Mich. igan Southern Railroad; at Battle Creek, with Peninsular R. R.; at Kalamazoo, with Grand Rapids & Indiana, and Kalamazoo & South Haven Railroads; at New Buffalo, with Chicago & Lake Shore R. R.; at Michigan City, with Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway; at Lake, with Branch to Joliet; at Calumet,' with Illinois Central; and at Chicago, with the principle lines north, west, and south. This road has several very important branches, such as the Air Line, the Grand River Valley, the Kalamazoo & South Haven, the Chicago & Lake Shore, the Joliet Branch. These arms reaching out from the main line ramify the best region of country in Michigan and Illinois, in all nearly 1,000 miles of road under control of one management. The equipment and rolling stock of this company is among the very best in use. The officers of the Michigan Central Railroad are, James F. Joy, Prest., Detroit; H. E. Sargent, Gen. Supt., Chicago; Chas. H. Hurd, HISTORY OF JACKSON. 21 Asst. Gen. Supt., Detroit; C. D. Whitcomb, Gen. Ticket Agent, Detroit; A. S. Swift, Jr., Master Mechanic; J. B. Sutherland, Master Car Builder, Detroit; C. E. Noble, Gen. Eastern agent, 349 Broadway, N.Y.; H. C. Wentworth, Gen. Passenger Agt., Chicago; Jas. Newell, Purchasing Agent, Detroit; M.' D. Woodford, Telegraphic Supt., Kalamazoo. JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW RAILROAD. This is one of the most important roads leading into Jackson. It is now fully equipped and doing business as far north as Wenona, 116 miles from Jackson, and thence north to Kawkawlin. It is to be extended to Mackinaw as soon as possible; indeed considerable work has already been done. This will give this road one of the best districts in Michigan for lumber traffic. The amount of business already done by the road is immense, and is doubling every year. It connects with the Mich. Central, Lake Shore & Mich. Southern, Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw, Grand River Valley, lonia & Lansing, Detroit & Milwaukee, and Flint & Pere Marquette Railroads. The officers of this successful route are H. A. Hayden, Prest.; 0. M. Barnes, Secretary; W. D. Thompson, Treasurer; A. Watson, Gen. Superintendent. FORT WAYNE, JACKSON AND SAGINAW RAILROAD. This is to be the great Southern Route from Jackson for passenger and freight business, opening for Jackson a region to supply, heretofore inaccessible. It is finished to Fort Wayne, a distance of 100 miles; connects with the Mich. Central, Grand River Valley, Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw, Mich. Air Line; Lake Shore & Mich. Southern; Air Line Mich. Southern Railway, Toledo, Wabash & Western, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, and Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati Railroads. Four trains each way every day. The officers are P. B. Loomis, Prest., Jackson; William A. Ernst, Gen. Superintendent; E. Pringle, Secretary; B. S. Chapin, Jackson, Treasurer. GRAND RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD. (Leased and operated by the Mich. Central Railroad company.) This road connects Jackson with Grand Rapids, and traverses a splen 22 22 HISTORY OF JACKSON.' did farming country, making at each end of the road the best connections. It is 149 miles long, adding the northern extension to Muskegon and Whitehall. This road reaches to the base of supplies in the pine lumber region of Michigan. The followingr are the officers of this road: H. E. Sargent, Gen. Supt., Chicago, Ill'.; Chas. B. Bush, Assist. Supt., Jackson. Four trains daily each way. This road makes connections with all the principal roads centering here and at Grand Rapids. MICHIGAN AIR LINE RAILWAY. This road is essentially a Jackson road, though, in reality, a branch of the Michigan Central. It traverses a very rich and fertile farming region, and at present has its eastern terminus here. Its headquarters are here, and will remain. This road materially shortens the distance between Detroit and Chicago, and will be used for all fast passenger and through freigrht trains. It unites Jackson with Niles, and this division is 102 miles in length. There are some twenty-two miles completed, and fifteen miles of this road in operation east of Jackson J. B. Eaton is President; M. A. MoNaughton, Managing Director, and A. A. Bedell, of Ridgeway, Asst. Supt. LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY (JACKSON BRANCH). This is the oldest road leading to Jackson after the Central was completed. A great amount of business is done on this route; and it is the most powerful competitor of the Central for eastern business. It was completed in 1857. It unites Jackson with Adrian, Toledo and the East. It has always been a favorite route with Jackson shippers and business men, and is, like the principal line of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, admirably managed. It connects at Toledo with the main line, with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton for Cincinnati, Louisville, and the south; at Monroe Junction w ith the line to Chicago; at Detroit with the Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad, and with the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. The agent at Jackson is Alonzo E. Billings. At Jackson connections can be made with the Northern andi Southern routes centering here. A new project is now engaging the attention of onr railroad men. This is the Hudson and Jackson railroad. Everything now indicates that this road will be pushed forward to an early completion. HISTORY OF JACKSON. 23 COAL. Jackson has become famous for its extensive coal mines; all the more so, for the reason that thus far it has been the only place in Michigan where coal has been mined to any considerable extent. There are three mines now being worked, two within the city limits and one at Woodville, a few miles west of the city. To carry on and operate two of these mines, requires the labor of one hundred and twenty-three men. One of the mines, the Porter Coal Company, has just commenced operations. About twenty-eight thousand tons were mined by the two companies in full operation during the past year. There is an immense supply of coal underlying the city and surrounding country-a source of great wealth to Jackson. MANUFACTURING. Jackson is rapidly taking the lead of all interior towns of Michigan in the number and extent of its manufactories. Below we give the number and name of a few of the leading industrial institutions of the city, and the aggregate of their sales: Business. No. of Firms. Annual Sales. Agricultural Implements, 2 $ 232,000 Brewers, 5 36,000 Carriages & Wagons, 8 547,700 Cigar Manufactures, 2 73,800 Flouring Mills, 4 1,081,462 Founders & Machinists, 2 128,000 Furniture, 3 207,500 Harness Makers, 5 47,000 Marble Dealers & Stone Cutters, 3 79,500 Plaster & Lime, 2 55,622 Potters, 2 55,000 Brick Manufacturers, 2 26,500 Planing Mills, 4 250,347 Sash, Doors & Blinds, 4 164,000 $2,984,431 There are a number of leading branches of manufacturing interests, where only one firm are engaged. We give the names of those, and to avoid giving the business of each firm we record.only the aggregate annual sales: Boiler Maker, Brooms, Soap, Candles & Potash, Spice Mill, Smelt 24 HISTORY OF JACKSON. ing Works, Spring Beds, Whips & Gloves, Hoop Skirts, Roofer. Aggregate sales, or business, $274,400 There are, besides the above, other establishments that manufacture different articles, too numerous to mention, the aggregate sales of which amount to $2,676,541 The total sales of Jackson manufactures in 1870 amounted to $5,935,372. JACKSON MERCHANTS. To give the reader an idea of the mercantile business of Jackson, we give below the number of firms engaged in some of the principal departments of trade, and their aggregate annual sales: Business. No. of Firms. Annual Sales. Boots & Shoes, 10 488,500 Dry Goods, 10 887,000 Groceries, 37 1,300,000 Clothing, 7 229,000 Crockery & Glass Ware, 3 155,000 Drugs, 8 171,000 STATISTICS. NUMBER OF NAMES. The whole number of names contained in this directory is 4,640. This is an increase of 801 names over the number contained in the Directory of 1869 and 1,740 over the number contained in the Directory of 1867. NUMBER OF HOUSES. The present numbor of dwelling houses in the city, as counted by the Directory canvassers, is 2,357, in 1869 there were 1,762, in 1867 1,346; showing an increase in four years, of ten hundred and eleven houses, and in two years, from 1867 to 1869, of four hundred and twenty-six, and from 1869 to 1871, five hundred and ninety-five; and the indications now are that the number of buildings to be erected this year will exceed that of any two years in our history. HISTORY OF JACKSON. 2 25 POPULATION. The 1iopulation of Jackson at prescnt is 13,920. The population of Jackson according to the United States census of 1870 was 11,448. In 1869, according to census taken by the directory corps, it was 10,023. In 1867, according to census taken by the Directory corps, it was 8,076. In 1864, according to State census, it was __ 5,544. This table is interesting as showing the remarkable increase in the population of this city. In seven years the number of inhabitants has almost trebled, and it will be seen that each year enlarges the rates of increase. PROFESSIONS, AGENCIES, TRADES, &C., OF JACKSON. The following summary of the different occupations that divide the energies of the people of this city will be of interest: Agents-insurance, 13; agents-loan, 3; agents-real estate, 8; agricultural implements, 6; artists, 2; auction & commission, 4; bakers, 3; banks, 6; barbers, 10; blacksmiths, 11; boarding houses, 41; boiler makers, 1;- book binders, 1; book sellers & stationers, 2; boots & shoes, 12;j brewers & maltsters, 4; brick manufacturers, 3; broom makers, 1; builders, 18; carbon oil, 2;- carpets, 3; carpet weavers, 2; carriage trimmers, 2; carriage & wagon manufacturers, 12; civil -engineers, 2;. claim agents, 1; clothing, 9; clothing, renovaters, 2; coffee & spice mills, 1;- coopers, 3; crockery & glassware, 3; dentists, 9; doors, sash & blinds, 4; dress & cloak makers, 22;- druggists, 8; dry goods, 9; dyers & scourers, 29; fancy goods & notions, 3; fish & oyster market, 1; florists, 2; flour & fe,4; fiouring mills, 4; furniture, 3; gas machines & fixtures, 1;grocers, 37; gunsmith, 1; hardware, 8; harness, 5; hats, caps & furs, 3; hides & pelts, 3; hoop skirt manufacturers, 1; hotels, 8; iron founders & machinists, 2; job printers, 1; justices of the peace, 4; knitting machines, 1; ladies hair dressers, 4; lawyers, 21; lightning-rods, 3; liquors, 4; livery & boarding stables, 5; lumber dealers, 5; marble dealers, 2; masons, 5; meat markets, 12; milinery &fancy goods, 12; music teachers, 16; musical merchandise, 4; 26 HISTORY OF JACKSON. news dealers, 11; news papers, 3; nurserymen, 1; ornamental plasterers, 2; painters, 8; paper & junk, 1; photographers, 6; physicians, 21; plaster & lime, 2; plumbers, 2; pork packers, 1; pump makers, 1; sewer pipe & fire brick, 1; sewing machine agents, 6; shirt manufacturers, 1; smelters, 1; soap, candles & potash, 1; spring beds, 1; stone cutters, 2; tobacco & cigars, 11; trunks & traveling bags, 1; undertaker, 1; washerwomen, 17; watch makers & jewelers, 7; potters, 2; whips & gloves, 1. In addition to the enumeration of business men, etc., the following list will give the reader an idea of how well the city is supplied with strong arms, skilled labor, and industrial resources. The mechanics of Jackson are among the very best in the country; molders, 11; carpenters, 229; laborers, 403; masons, 130; engineers, 70; bookkeepers, 28; machinists, 53; clerks, 165; painters, 58; printers, 30; coopers, 58; shoemakers, 88; tailors, 33; blacksmiths, 67. This list might be largely increased with other branches of trade, etc. Below we have given a number of personal notices of a number of liberal and enterprising business men. See index to advertisements. Birdsall, Baker & Co., wholesale grocers, No. 231 Main Street* This is a new firm, but it has already secured an immense trade. Their house is one of the very largest in Michigan, and success has met their efforts at the outset. They began trade on the first of January of the present year. Their store is not only stocked full from cellar to garret, but it is the largest, neatest, and most attractive one on Main Street. These gentlemen bring almost unlimited capital, thorough acquaintance, liberal views, and a knowledge of the wants of the public, to their business. They have had years of experience in this branch of trade in New York. In private life, their standing is unexceptionable, being genial, liberal-hearted gentlemen, young, devoted to business, and determined to make their house the first and most extensive grocery establishment in the west. We take pleasure in recommending Messrs. Birdsall, Baker & Co., to the public, as they are men that will win their way to the confidence and good wishes of the people of Central Michigan. Hatch, Claflin & Pettengill, No. 221 Main Street, manufacturers of men and boys' kip, calf and stoga boots, women and men's pegged and sewed calf shoes and fine goods. This firm is consolidated of Hatch, Claflin & Co., and W. & S. G. Pettengill, now under the name HISTORY OF JACKSON. 27 and style as above. They are prison manufacturers, and employ fifty men. They personally superintend their work, and all materials used are of carefully selected stock. It is their purpose to put upon the market the most valuable goods in their line of trade, working more for a permanent and desirable reputation than for mere temporary profit at the expense of others. Messrs. H. C. & P. intend that their trade mark shall be a sufficient guaranty that their boots and shoes are reliable for all they are recommended. These gentlemen compose a manufacturing firm that is foremost in enterprise, integrity, standing, and ability, among those who are doing so much for the credit of this city. Prof. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate, Insurance, and Loan Agent, No. 259 Main Street. One of the most reliable and prominent of our business men. Prof. Lowell came to Jackson in 1861, and for three years served the city acceptably, as associate principal of Union School. Soon after, he became the principal superintendent, and held that position for about three years. After this six years of service in educating the youth of Jackson, Prof. Lowell engaged in the Real Estate and Insurance business on the first of May, 1868. Bringing to this department of business, an active, cultivated mind, and energetic habits, he rapidly increased his business, until it became one of our most extensive real estate and loan agencies. Prof. Lowell makes a specialty of loaning money. He may be safely relied upon as a gentleman of honor and integrity; is prompt, energetic, capable. Weeks & Rogers, successors to Weeks & Van Dyne. Mr. Weeks, the senior member of this firm, although a young man, has grown up with this city, having been in Jackson twenty-three years, and not only is a first-class printer, but is admirably qualified for the business he is the head of, by long experience. Mr. Rogers was for several years local editor of the Dailye Citizen, and is a gentleman of learning and excellent character. He was elected this spring one of the aldermen of the city. The Republican is a first-class weekly paper, growing steadily into favor, and is already a necessity to a great number of people. This is a firm that in their business unite qualities that assure success. Jackson Daily & Weekly Citizen. Not to know and be familiar with the Citizen, is to argue yourself unknown. It is one of the most prominent, able, and influential Republican journals in Michi 28 HISTORY OF JACKSON. gan, a local champion of the central city that has done probably as much as any other cause to make the present prosperity of Jackson. It is the herald's trumpet that has blown upon every breeze the advantages and the resources of Jackson, and has manfully and eloquently advocated and defended its interests. James O'Donnell is the present publisher and editor-in-chief. A successful, spicy, enterprising, interesting journal. Hobart & Bolton, retail grocers, No. 83 Jackson. An extensive establishment, and one that for years has held a first-class place among our business houses. Messrs. H. & B. keep always on hand a most complete and excellent assortment of family groceries and articles pertaining to their trade. Customers are sure to always obtain what they call for, their selections being carefully made of the best goods which the largest markets can afford. Years of experience in buying and a perfect acquaintance with the wants of the public, enable them to buy at the most advantageous rates, the benefit of which is secured to their patrons. They are gentlemen that can be relied upon in all business transactions,and in all trusts reposed in them in the highest affairs of life. In saddlery hardware, harness goods, and trunks, there is no better firm in Jackson than D. A. Tinker & Co, No. 251 Main Street. The name of this firm was recently changed from that formerly known for years, A. M. Tinker & Co., the change occurring on the first of January last. A. B. Tinker, the senior member of the firm, is thoroughly acquainted with the practical part of the business, having spent a great many years in making and selling harnesses. His son, D. A. Tinker, is an active young man of strict integrity and excellent business habits. The firm has many friends, and is daily adding to the number, and a stock of goods admirable and complete. D. B. Freeman, dealer in boots and shoes, No. 236 Main Street. Mr. Freeman began business at his present location in July, 1870, and has succeeded in fixing an excellent impression upon the minds of the people of Jackson as a reliable dealer in articles which he keeps. And few men are more deserving of a large trade than he. Long experience, taste in the selection of goods, has made assurance of success thereby; and also by doing business " on the square" with all who deal with him. It is safe to buy goods of such men. HISTORY OF JACKSON. 2 9a 4;.j %j L. Lindemer, gunsmith, No. 117 Mechanic Street, has always on hand a good supply of guns, fishing tackle, and sporting outfits. A capital workman, a mechanic who knows as much about the way a gun should be kept, and as well qualified to put it into the best of condition, as any man, in the State. His shop is a favorite resort for all who want a good cc shooting iron" or fowling piece, and those who desire repairs upon the same. A happy, generous son of Gambrinus, and a gentleman by nature, Lindemer is a name for good work and good fellowship. I P. H. Vandyne has recently established a new printing office on the ground floor at No. 209 Main Street, opposite the post-office, easy of access to all, and fully supplied with new and most popular styles of printer's material, for jobbing, &c. This is the only exclusive book and job printing house in' Jackson. Turn to the Business Directory and see hils beautiful colored leaf and then you will not wonder that his name is heralded throughout this entire section of the country. He is a neat, tasty and reliable job printer. He is prepared to do all kinds of work from a poster to a wedding card. Everybody who knows Van will give evidence that he is an excellent, tasteful printer, and clever fellow, and entirely reliable in all his dealings. He will do well. Calvin Case, dentist, may always be found, during business hours, at his pleasant rooms, No. 10, Marion House Block, No. 266 Main Street. Mr. Case was for some time associated'with Mr. Robinson in this business, but has recently become his own partner. He is a young man peculiarly fitted for the profession he has adopted, both by study and experience, having graduated with distinction at the Ohio College of Dental Surgery, one of the best institutions of the kind in the country. His office is a model of neatness, and his working-rooms supplied with the best instruments used by this useful profession. His success is certain. Warren N. Buck & Co., Real Estate and Insurance Agency, No. 249 Main Street. This firm possesses an advantage to begin with, in a name that is known (and known favorably, too), not only in Jackson, but throughout the State-. Mr. Buck, the senior member, was among the earliest pioneers of this city, coming here in 1838. Hle has served the city honorably in many ways, twice as its chief executive. Hie is a gentleman with whom busin~ess intercourse is an enjoyment 30 HISTORY OF JACKSON. which one does not soon forget. Mr. Ford, his partner, is a young man well known, much respected, energetic and correct in habits and in his life. This firm are doing an excellent business. Warner & Dodge, dealers in hardware, No. 242 Main Street. This firm have adopthd the strictly cash system of trade, and are determined to work by that rule, giving their patrons the best of prices and the most generous treatment. Although they are young men, they have had years of practical experience, and continue the business established here at an early day by B. J. Billings. H. E. Southworth, dealer in Crockery, China and Glassware, No. 244 Main Street. Mr. S. has been engaged in this business here only a year, but his former experience in this line of trade has been extensive, and under most favorable circumstances. His store is 22 feet wide by 120 feet deep, two stories, and a basement; besides this, he has a very large warehouse, well filled with goods. These are continually supplied with new goods to enable him to fill orders in his jobbing trade. Mr. S. is a young man of excellent business habits, plenty of capital, and ambitious to do as large business as any man with capital and energy can. His store is a model of neatness, and admirably designed for his business. Gilbert, Ransom & Knapp, Manufacturers of Furniture, State Prison Works. It is needless to speak in detail of this well-known firm. Their names are familiar to everybody throughout the west, as they rank among the largest and most reliable manufacturers of furniture of all descriptions. Their goods are sold all through the west, and are always chosen in preference to other makers, for the reason that nothing leaves their extensive manufactory that is "1unsound." The quantities of household furniture produced by this firm are almost incredible, embracing some of the most elegant and costly work. Their stores, Nos. 243 & 258 Main Street, are splendid buildings, and contain a varied stock, containing all that is desirable in the line of furniture and house furnishing goods. They give employment to a number of men, in addition to the large gang of convicts, and no firm in this country that manufactures furniture, can afford to undersell them. Their sales are continually increasing, and the business they do is colossal. Jacob Beiswenger, architect and builder, No. 17 Wesley Street. A good, reliable builder, and any work intrusted to him will be faith HISTORY OF JACKSON. 31 fully executed. He is thoroughly reliable in all his business engagements. His facilities for doing work in this line are ample. Mr. B. erected the building he now occupies, and is permanently located among us as a builder and architect. Jackson Fire Clay Co., Ralph Connable Secretary and Treasurer. Organized 1867. Manufacture stone, drain, tile, sewer, pipe and fire brick. This thoroughly equipped and experienced association have 120 acres of land, first-class buildings, and all the requisite appointments. The main building is 50x100, three stories, of brick. In addition to this are numerous other buildings, sheds, &c., five kilns, use 30 horse power steam engine, and the company turns out an immense amount of work which ranks the highest in quality of any in the market. Manufactory on Cooper Street near corporate limits. Mr. Ralph Connable is one of Jackson's best men, in business orin social life. P. B. Loomis & Co., bankers, No. 203 Main Street. This firm is composed of Loomis & B. S. Chapin of Dansville, N. Y. Mr. L. is too well known as one of our leading business men and most prominent citizens, to make it necessary to more than announce his name. Mr. Chapin, though a comparative stranger, was elected alderman last spring. That is enough to say about him. The business of this firm is conducted with ability, and in such a manner as to enjoy the patronage and confidence of the community. Robert Bailey, No. 198 Main Street, is one of the best photographers in the city, and an artist that would make friends and customers anywhere. His rooms are kept neat and handsome, and well stocked with the et ceteras of the photographic business, such as frames, &c. Marcus Kerr, an artist of superior talent, has rooms with Mr. Bailey, and colors pictures in oil or water with admirable taste and effect. His ink work is wonderful. Bumpus, Woodsum & Co., manufacturers and wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, 299 Main Street. This firm do a very large business in this line of trade, and rank with the largest in the State. Their goods find a ready and extensive sale in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and other States. They occupy the splendid store, No. 299 Main Street, which is 10 rods deep, 22 feet wide, and three stories high, besides a basement, devoted to manufacturing and jobbing. Seventy-five skilled mechanics are employed in manufacturing. Mr. Noyes, the junior 32 HISTORY OF JACKSON. member of this firm, is a young man, but was so well thought of that he was elected Mayor last spring. The gentlemen composing this firm are widely and favorably known. Mrs. L. A. Johns, dressmaker, No. 119 Jackson Street, commenced business in this line, Dec. 1, 1870. In March following connected with her business the renovating of clothing. She has a new and very effective chemical process for cleansing clothes. That is the place to go to have clothing completely renovated, so far as art can accomplish it. Isaiah Trefry, horticulturist, &c., a most successful cultivator. He keeps on hand a choice selection of plants. His green house is literally filled with the multitudinous children of Flora, being capable of holding 10,000 plants. His exhibition of flowers at the last State Fair attracted universal attention and was greatly admired. Patronize Trefry for plants and flowers. His place on Maple Street is full of beautiful things. Messrs. Brown & Van Horn, retail dealers in groceries and provisions, flour, feed and grain, No. 293 Main Street. An excellent firm, a pleasant and inviting store, and a complete assortment in their line of trade. They started in the competitive race for trade in January, 1871, and have already established a busy trade, and a large company of customers. They bring to their business what is the element of success, liberality, experience, and an extensive acquaintance. The One Dollar Store, one of the most popular centers of trade in the city. Everything, almost, is for sale here at the uniform price of one dollar. The proprietors buy up whole cargoes of imported goods, entire make of large factories, and possessing unusual facilities, Messrs. Hiram Gay & Co. are enabled to sell best goods at less than other wholesalers buy them. Call and see what they have for sale. Geo. M. Wright, house, sign and ornamental painter, grainer, glazier and paper hanger. A thorough master of his art. Makes a speciality of sign writing, and all descriptions of ornamental work. Office in the rear of No. 239 Main Street. He is skilled, experienced, and up with the times. Carl B. Sheffler, dealer in musical instruments and notions, 197 Main Street. A very pleasant room and a very inviting one, Mr. S. has here, and it is abundantly supplied with all kinds of musical in HISTORY OF JACKSOV. 3 struments, sheet music and fancy goods. He is agent for the Silver Tongue and New Haven organ. Hle is an accomplished musician, and knows a good instrument and is a reliable business man. E. M. Evans, butcher, 131 Mechanic Street, a well known caterer for the public, has beerr here about 8 years, carried on business in this line under the firm name of Evans & Father, and is now sole proprietor. His market is well stocked with the best the country affords. Jacob Bieber, wagon maker, No. 30 Mill Street. Mr. B. has resided here about six years, commenced business for himself Aug. 5 1870, and is making his way successfully to a good trade. He is honorable, energetic, industrious, reliable, and pleasant to do business with. Jackson Foundry & Machine Shop, 34 Mechanic Street, near the prison. This is one of the largest manufacturing institutions in this city, and is carried on by a joint stock company, comprising some of our largest capitalists. It has facilities for manufacturing iron and brass castings of all kinds, has an extensive machine department, has the best of pattern makers, tin and copper smiths, &c. This company is provided with first-class machinery of the most extensive and labor-saving character for doing all kinds of work in this line. It manufactures steam engines, cast and wrought iron building work, cast iron window caps, lintels, car, bridge and railroad castings and bolts, iron railings and gratings, wrought iron beams, girders, &c., cast and wrought iron work generally, brass castings, and copper and brass work of all kinds and does all kinds of repairing. The buildings are very large, of brick, substantial, and well adapted for the work that is done by the company. Camp's celebrated patent hot air furnace for wood and coal, to heat buildings, &c., is manufactured at this Foundry, and it is one of the most satisfactory, successful and popular furnaces in use. The business of the company is mainly conducted by Messrs. Camp & Sumner, who are young men of excellent business capacity, and who stand high in social and commercial circles. Silas Heyser & Son, manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds, &c., No. 59 Jackson Street. Mr. Hleyser is a first-class, reliable business man, and an enterprising, public-spirited citizen. Their manufactory is one of the most complete and best equipped of any in the city. The.capacity of their shop is immense, and it is run up to its full power. 3 34 HISTORY OF JACKSON. Mr. Heyser, as will be seen in another place, has erepted a large number of buildings in Jackson. Peninsular Spice Mills, W. F. Campbell & Co., proprietors. They occupy a large building, 22x85 feet, extending from Liberty to Mill Streets. It isf three stories high, with a basement, the latter being used as an engine and roasting room. Goods manufactured by this firm are of the purest and best, and we are glad to note that the firm is building up a large jobbing trade. Bennetts & Wright, 120 Park Avenue, proprietors of sash, door and blind manufactory. This well-known firm continues to do business at the old stand with increased facilities. They have erected some of the best buildings in Jackson, and are enterprising, energetic and competent. Rice and McConnell, No. 273 Main Street, general hardware dealers. An old established house, the firm uniting years of experience with abundance of capital. There is not a better or more reliable hardware store in Jackson, Messrs. R. & McC. being widely known as men of the highest commercial probity and honor. The young men connected with this house as salesmen and clerks are thorough-going business men, and devoted to keeping up the trade and good repute of the old house. Messrs. Rice and McConnell are also very extensive dealers in agricultural implements of the very best and most approved kinds. M. E. Walden, portrait and landscape painter. An artist of rare skill and ability, and one whose progress in art can be clearly seen from year to year. She has won a first place in the estimation of all lovers of art. We are happy to know that she is appreciated in the productions of her brush, and greatly admired and sought for. William H. Dorrance, dentist, 254 Main Street-A clever fellow, and a good dentist-attentive to business, and a thorough gentleman. Rooms neat and tasteful. Has a fair share of public patronage, and is doing well. J. Weeks & Son, undertakers, No. 260 Main Street. These gentiemen are the principal undertakers in this city. Mr. Weeks, Sen., has been sexton since 1858, and has discharged the duties of this position with fidelity and general acceptation. Messers. Weeks & Son have everything pertaining to their business, and such as will meet the desire of those who seek their services. HISTORY OF JACKSON. 85 John Webb, baker, No. 211 Main Street, is one of the best known business men in the city. His stock is all A. No. 1, his store is " all right" as respects neatness and good order, and his prices are such as suit everybody. "John " has been here nearly thirty years, and knows so well what the people want that he never has any one "go back on him." One of the best of bakers. His crackers are celebrated far and wide for their excellence. David W. Smith, Office 232 Main Street. Dr. S. is one of our well known dentists-his rooms are very handsome and well appointed, centrally located, and convenient of access. His Office is well supplied with all the appliances that modern ingenuity has invented to make teeth doctoring endurable. Dr. Smith is a wideawake, stirring, and active citizen, always ready to work in a good cause. Mrs. L. McDowell, millinery & fancy goods, No. 227 Main Street. Mrs. McDowell has been in this business here since 1868, and has succeeded admirably in the department of business she has adopted, and for which she is so well qualified by taste, skill, and experience. Jackson Daily and Weekly Patriot Office, No. 275 Main Street. This establishment is one of the oldest printing houses in the city. The Weekly is a very large, handsomely printed and well edited sheet, recently enlarged and improved, making it in all respects a credit to the city. Messrs. Carlton and Van Antwerp, its publishers and proprietors, are stirring, energetic, business men, and its well filled columns show in what regard it is held as an advertising medium. Its facilities for job work are excellent. Hurd House, No. 186 Main Street. Smith and Hurd proprietors. This every way excellent and complete hotel is one of the largest buildings in Jackson. It is a splendid building, a monument of Jackson enterprise. These gentlemen are widely and favorably known. Mr. Smith is one of the most experienced and popular landlords in the business, and this hotel is a great favorite with the public. Its arrangement of rooms, its appointments, furniture, cuisine, and in fact everything in and about it, is literally perfect. Owens & Gannane, dealers in groceries and provisions, No. 1 Lathrop Block. These gentlemen began business in March, 1870, and are doing well, having had considerable experience in this branch of trade. Their store is large, and well filled with choice goods, 36 HISTORY OF JACKSON. which they sell at low prices, giving entire satisfaction. They are young men, take pride in their business, and are prosperous, as they deserve to be. C. B. Simmons, 122 Mechanic Street (successors to Myron Collamer), dealer in furniture, coffins, &c. Mr. S. is well posted in this business, is a straightforward, honorable man, and is doing a fine business which is surely increasing. He enjoys the confidence of the public, and is every way reliable. Singers Sewing Machine-This is one of the well-known and reliable sewing machines of the country. It was one of the first to be put on the market, and it has ever since held its reputation and kept pace with every improvement. A blessing in any household is the Singer Sewing Machine. Great Western Railway. The great Canadian thoroughfare, and favorite route for all northern travel. W. K. Muir, General Superintendent. This road now runs in connection with the M. C. R. R., both as regards passengers and freight, and also makes contracts independent of all other roads, for freight, &c. The equipments of this road are equal to any on the continent, and there is no man in the railroad business that is superior to W. K. Muir the superintendent. Miss S. Palmer, No. 246 Main Street-dressmaker-enjoys a fine patronage, is competent, and her business has constantly increased since she established herself. Jackson City Bank, successors to Cooper, Thompson & Co., No. 256 Main Street. This bank was established in 1865, with Mr Thompson as President, and its history has been that of a reliable, well-ordered banking house. It is now one of the best and most thoroughly reliable banking houses in Michigan. The officers are, W. D. Thompson, Prest.; Allen Bennett, Vice Prest.; B. Newkirk, cashier; Gilbert R. Byrne, teller. People's National Bank, south-east cor. of Main and Mechanic Streets. This bank occupies one of the handsomest buildings in this city, it being in Reynolds new block built upon the ruins of the old building. This banking house is doing a large and steadily, increasing business. Its officers are, J. M. Root, Prest.; D. B. Hibbard, Vice Prest.; W. C. Lewis, Cashier; Directors, H. A. Hayden, D. HISTORY OF JACKSON. 3 37 B. Hibbard, W. R. Reynold~, B. J. Billings, Wmn. F. Goodwin, J. M. Root, Austin Blair. Wmn. J. Calvert, homeopathic physician, No. 296 Main street. Dr. Calvert has been in practice in this city for som-e time. His office is centrally located, and by his manner of doing business, devotion to his profession and patients, he has secured a large practice. Win. A. Gibson, homeopathic physician, 280 Main Street. Dr. Gibson is a young man of very excellent ability; served in the army as surgeon during the war, and has an extensive practice. li-e has recently been appointed city physician. I. N. Rogers, house painter, 104 Liberty Street. Although he has been in the city but a short time, he has succeeded, by attention to business and cleverness in his art, in securing a large patronage. J. Hollon & Son, wholesale grocers, No. 232 Main Street. This well known firm find it necessary to obtain more room in which to do business, and to this end have made arrangements for a larger store. They are prepared to sell goods very low-an enterprising, wide-awake firm. Mr. J. ilollon, the senior member of the firm, has been engaged in this business some twelve years in Marshall. Their stock embraces a full line of staple and fancy groceries, and they have succeeded in doing a very large business. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine. This famous labor-saving machine is too well known to need any praise in this volume. Go ask your neighbor on either side of you, near or remote, what the WV & W is, and they will enthusiastically remark, in language so plain, that they would not do without the machine for twice its cost. Dudley & Cromwell, barber shop & bath rooms, 252 Main Street, successors to C. C. Page. They have the nicest bath and tonsorial rooms to be found anywhere; neat and tasteful,, heated by steam, and handsomely appointed and equipped, and are doing a splendid business. They take pride in their business, and have an establishment that is a model of its kind in every particular. W. D. Fritts, lawyer and claim agent, No. 214 Main Street. Mr. Fritts has lived in, and near, the city for several years, and is generally known. In connection with his law business, he gives his attention to securing claims.- By his devotion to business ho has secured a fair share of public patronage.' NV. I. Bronson, physician, and surgeon, No 216 Main Street. The 38 JACKSON DIRECTORY. doctor is an old resident, and well posted in his profession. As an occulist and aurist he is very successful, and has had fine success in the treatment of cases. Dr. B. is widely known and has an extensive practice. C. C. Burt,iattorney and counselor at law, No 214 Main Street. Although Mr. Burt has been in practice here but a short time, he has built up a business which is constantly increasing. E. B. Smith & Co. (composed of E. B. Smith, W. N. Hartshorn and J. B. Upham), dealers in books and stationery, one of the largest, most enterprising and reliable business firms in the city. Holland & Chapman. This firm was organized August 15th, 1870. Mr. Holland, the senior member of the firm, has done business here for many years, and a more honorable and thoroughly reliable business man could not be found. Mr. Chapman is a young man of excellent character, a thorough business man and a gentleman. JACKSON COUNTY OFFICERS. Sherif-DANIEL W. SHAW. County Clerk-ROBERT D. KNOWLES. Judge of Probate-MELVILLE McGEE. County Treasurer-REYNOLDS LANDON. Register of Deeds-ANSON TOWNLEY. Prosecuting Attorney-THOMAS A. WILSON. Circuit Court Commissioner-JAMES HAMMILL. County Surveyor-WILLIAM S. CROWL. County Supt. of Common Schools-W. IRVING BENNETT. Coroners-ALBERT FOSTER, JOSEPH F. SAMMONS. SUPERVISORS. Blackman, John R. Post; Brooklyn, H. Woodward; Columbia, Lewis F. Pickett; Concord, James W. Downsend; Grass Lake, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 39 Lemuel Dwelley; Hanover, Henry MN. Eddy; Henrietta, Patrick Hankerd; Leoni, Joel A. Parks; Liberty, S. H. Holmes; Napoleon, E. A. Fuller; Rives, William Blackmore; Sandstone, J. L. Richardson; Summit, Alonzo McCann; Springport, George Landon; Spring Arbor, George N. Hatch; Tompkins, Richard Townley; Waterloo, A. A. Quigley; Jackson, First and Second Wards J. B. Tomlinson; Third and Fourth Wards, William Page; Fifth and Sixth Wards, J. H. Emmons; Seventh and Eighth Wards, H. M. Murphy. CITY OFFICERS..AMayor-JASPER H. NOYES; Recorder-ALMERIN IM. TINKER. Common Council meet at their rooms, No. 223 Main Street, on Monday evening of each week. ALDERMEN. FIRST WARD-Joel D. Brown and Benj. G. Johnson; SECOND WARD-Win. L. Seaton and R. D. Bullock; THIRD WARD--Wm. H. Gamble and R. D. Knowles; FOURTH WARD-George Lake and Silas Heyser; FIFTH WARD-A. E. Vandercook and S. E. Rogers; SIXTH WARD-B. S. Chapin and Patrick Downey SEVENTH WARD-P. B. Loomis and James Potts; EIGHTH WARD-JohD George and Fred C. Losey. STANDING COMMITTEES. Ways and Mleans-Seaton, Loomis and Gamble. Claims--Chapin, Recorder and Losey. Streets-Lake, Johnson, George and Potts. Sidewalkls-IHeyser, Vandercook and Rogers. Grades-Loomis, Heyser and Downey. Health-Gamble, Chapin and Brown. License-Recorder, Bullock and Knowles. Fire Department--Losey, Johnson and George. 40 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Cemetery-Rogers, Lake and Seaton. City Poor-Brown, Bullock and Lake. Printing--Knowles, Brown and Gamble. Afarshall-C. Meseroll. Treasurer-Benj. J. Miller. City Attorney-E. Peck. City Physician-Wm. A. Gibson. City Surveyor-J. S. Bird. City Sexton-John Weeks. Policemen-Constantine Hines, Hiram B. Pierson, Eber Murray, Hugh Gilson, Thomas Riley, Michael H. Rowan and W. P. Stiles. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Chief Engineer-T. E. Lusk; First Assistantt Engineer-Thos. J. Conely; Second Assistant Engineer-Charles E. Beebe. STEAMER HOSE, No. 1-Foreman, G. H. Lusk; Assistant Foreman, L. French; Secretary, G. Warner; Treasurer, G. H. Lusk. ALERT HOOK AND LADDER CO., No. 1-President, James Gould; Treasurer and Foreman, T. J. Conely; Assistant Foreman, Hiram B. Pierson; Secretary, Dan Griffith. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Amos Root (Prest), one year; J. B. Eaton, two years; S. 0. Knapp, three years; Win. M. Bennett, four years; Eugene Pringle (Secy), five years. BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1871. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17. IiModerator, P. B. Loomis; Assessor, W. N. Buck; Director, B. Porter. Trustees, T. E. Lusk, L. F. Darrow, John D. North. SCHOOL STATISTICS FOR 1871. Number of children between the ages of five and twenty, 1,050. Total receipts in Treasury, $7,564. JACKSON DIRECTORY. 41 Total disbursements, $16,166,09. Prof. B. R. Gass, Principal, salary, $1,700. Miss A. A. Phelps, Assistant, $5,050. Grammar School, Miss Hattie Bacon, $400. Intermediate, Miss E. J. Pierce, $400. Second Intermediate, Miss Lottie Latimer, $350. First Primary, Miss Annie Wheat, $350. First Primary, Laura A. Darrow, $350. Second Primary, Miss Ella Mundy, $350. Principal Ward School, Miss Addie Diver, $400. Assistant, Jennie Blaney, $350. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. The regular meetings of the Board are held on the first Friday of each month at the office of the Director.. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD-AModerator, F. Livermore; Assessor, E. Cooley; Director, John L. Mitchell; J. D. Conely, W. T. F. Foster, George Lake. GREGORY'S SEMINARY. No. 18 North Main Street, organized April, 1871. Principal, Uriah Gregory. Preceptress, Mrs. W. T. Littlejohn. Assistant, Miss Julia Gregory. Instructor in Penmanship, Professor I. S. Townsend. Board of Directors, E. A. Webster, Alonzo Bennett, John D. Conely, George D. Brown, Allen Bennett, Jr. Board of Visitors, Rev. J. W. Hough, Rev. J. T. Magrath, Rev. L. D. Palmer. JACKSON BUSINESS COLLEGE. Nos. 203 and 205 Main Street. President, A. C. Parsons. Principal of Commercial Department, G. M. Devlin. Telegraph Department, D. C. Goodrich. Organized Oct. 1, 1870. 42 JACKSON DIRECTORY. SECRET AND INDEPENDENT SOCIETIES. MICHIGAN LODGE, NO. 50, F. & A. M. Officers-D. W. Shaw, W. M.; C. C. Ismon, S. W.; P. J. Curtiss, J. W.; Thos. Robinson, S. D.; Sam Stimpson, J. D.; Charles W. Stowell, Secy.; B. J. Miller, Tyler; Chester Warriner, Treas. JACKSON LODGE, NO. 17, F. & A. M. Officers-E. L. Hunt, W. M.; S. H. Babcock, S. W.; J. Lovell, J. W.; H. D. Fisher, S. D.; J. M. Kindregan, J. D.; B. Porter, Treas.; J. B. Tomlinson, Secy.; B. J. Miller, Tyler. Regular meetings second and fourth Thursdays in each month, at Masonic Hall. ST. NICHOLAS LODGE, NO. 8, F. & A. A. Y. M. Offcers-A. H. Jones, W. M.; Robert Manning, S. W.; Thomas Jones, J. W.; Isaac Stone, S. D.; Franklin King, J. D.; Sidney Dixon, Treas.; Augustus Sanders, Secy.; Allen Tillison, Tyler. Meets every Monday night at their Hall, No. 197, Main St. JACKSON CHAPTER-NO. 3, R. A. M. Offcers-J. B. Tomlinson, H. P.; James Crissy, K.; Elmore Dennis, S.; Charles Ismon, C. of H.; R. Landon, P. S.; Homer Fisher, R. A. C.; Charles Van Ness, Master 1st. V.; Martin Crittenden, Master 2d. V.; Robert Lake, Master 3d. V.; Benjamin Porter, Treas.; S. H. Babcock, Secy.; B. J. Miller, Sentinel. Meets first and third Thursdays of every month, at Masonic Hall, in Keystone Block. JACKSON COMMANDERY, NO. 9, K. T. Officers-H. F. Knapp, E. C.; B. F. Eggleston, G.; S. H. Babcock, C. G.; F. M. Foster, Prelate; J. J. Duer, S. W.; C. C. Ismon, J. W.; B. G. Johnson, S. B.; C. Van Ness, Std. B.; H. D. Fisher, Warder; J. B. Tomlinson, Treas.; R. Landon, Recorder; B. J. Miller, Sentinel. Meets the second and fourth Wednesdays in each month, at Masonic Hall, in Keystone Block. JACKSON DIRECTORY. 43 JACKSON LODGE, NO. 4,)1. 0. 0. F. Oficers-F. Eaton, N. G.; W. E. Carter, V. G.; L. 0. Carson, Secy.; R. McKinstry, Treas.; B. S. Carson, R. S. N. G.; C. B. Chapin, L. S. N. G., J. A. Wilson, W.; F. M. Elliston, C.; R. Jackson, R. S. S.; 0. A. Gass, L. S. S.; T. A. Walworth, 0. G.; A. A. Tyler, I. G.; H. W. Lake, R. S. V. G.; J. Smitherman, L. S. V. G.; Charles Palmer, P. G.; D. G. Palmer, permanent Secy. WILDY ENCAMPMENT, NO. 5,)1. O 0. F. R. M. Walker, C. P.; G. Lake, H. P.; B. S. Carson, S. W.; J. W. Hulin, Scribe; L. F. Darrow, Treas.; F. M. Ellison, J. W.; J. Smitherman, Sen.; W. H. Porter, Guide; C. W. Putnam, 1st W.; W. S. O'Brien, 2d W.; G. Robinson, 3d W.; E. Wenck, 4th, W. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at Odd Fellow's Hall, 232 Main Street. GOOD TEMPLARS. L. A. F. Keeler, D. D. G. W. C. T., Jackson Co. Jackson Lodge, No. 278 I. 0. G. T., organized Dec. 18, 1865. Incorporated Feb., 1867. Trustees-J. Sagendorph, I. Osgood; W. D. Fritts, A. H. Baird; Installing and Degree Offiper-I. Osgood; Lodge OfficersW. D. Fritts, W. C. T.; Mrs. E. Moore, W. V. T.; Miss Helen Jenkins, W. S.; A. H. Baird, W. A. S.; E. H. Rogers, W. F. S.; I. Osgood W. T.; J Sagendorph, Jr., P. W. C. T.; H. E. Slocum, W. M.; Mrs. A. H. Baird, W. D. M.; H. S. Lee W. C.; Miss Mary Hubble, W. I. G.; Orville D. Root, W. 0. G.; Miss E. Maine, W. R. H. S.; Miss Emma Olmstead, W. L. H. S. Lodge meets on Tuesday evenings of each week, at Good Templars' Hall, No 270 Main St., third story Durand Block. JACKSON PROHIBITION CLUB. Organized August 5, 1869. OFFICERS-Win. W. Peterson, Prest.; Geo. Stiles, Vice Prest.; C. R. Taylor, Secy.; A. H. Baird, Treas. Meets at Good Templars' Hall, No. 270 Main St. GEORGE H. THOMAS; POST NO. 52; DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN, G. A. R. Organized August 5, 1870. Commander, E. A. Sumner; Senior Vice Commander, E. B. Griffith; Junior Vice Commander, C. A. 44 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Perry; Adjutant, A. D. Welling; Quarter Master, R. Stevenson; Sergeant Major, W. H. Porter; Quarter Master Sergeant, N. W. Burkhart; Officer of the day, Thomas Moloney; Oficer of Guard, Joseph Cramb. Post meets at their Hall in Durand Block every Friday evening at 7- o'clock. LABOR UNION ASSOCIATION, NO. 6. Prest., Charles Meseroll; Vice Prest., J. W. Brown; Secy., P. J. Curtis; Treas., A. J. Gould; Trustees-E. Moore, W. Tennant, - Thayer, A. Kildau, W. R. Waters, George Bush. No. of members, 120. Organized March 11, 1870. Meets on the first Thursday of every month at their Hall in the Durand Block, 270 Main Street. KNIGHTS OF ST. CRISPIN. Henry Brown, Deputy; J. M. Kendregan, S. K.; Esau Capron, K.; G. H. Bigelow, R. S.; A. K. Rauson, C. S.; T. H. Blake, F. S.; R. Jackson, T.; W. W. Henry, I. G.; Thomas Casey, O. G. Time of meeting, second and last Wednesdays of each month. FIRST SPIRITUALIST SOCIETY OF JACKSON. Prest., P. J. Curtiss; Secy., J. Mitchell; Treas., M. McGregor; Trustees-J. Mitchell, M. McGregor, P. J. Curtiss, Mrs. C. S. Crippen, Jerome B. Stockholm. Number of members, 52. Organized March 29, 1868. Meet alternate Sundays, at 270 Main Street, Durand Block. YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION. Rooms in Durand Block, No. 272 Main Street. Organized Dec. 8, 1863. Officers-President, A. M. Tinker; Vice President, E. A. Sumner; Corresponding Secretary, H. G. Gilbert; Recording Secretary, Dwight S. Smith; Treasurer, Geo. W. Ford; Directors, W. I. Bennett, H. F. Knapp, Daniel Griffith, M. W. Robinson, A. B. Robinson, W. W. Van Antwerp. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Officers-Prest., J. M. Morrill; Vice Prest., Mrs. A. H. Brown; Vice Prest., George Stiles; Rec. Secy., Mrs. Mary T. Lathrap; Cor. JACKSON DIRECTORY. 45 Secy., James Gould; Treas., Earl P. Hastings. Rooms 166 Main Street. JACKSON UNION LITERARY ASSOCIATION. President, Walter J. Heyser; Vice Prest., James L. Neden; Treaslrer, Miss Lora Smith; Recording Secy., Miss Lizzie Wallace; Corres2pondiny Secy., Miss Olive Martin; Critic, Miss Carrie Bloomfield; Editress, Miss Alice Campbell. Number of members 50. This society was organized in 1865. Meetings semi-monthly, at their Rooms, Union School Building. CHURCHES. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner Main and Jackson streets. Pastor, J. W. Hough; Deacons, H. S. Cushman, F. W. Kirtland, L. Kassick, C. H. Bennett, (two vacancies); Clerk, J. M. Holland; Trustees, L. Kassick, G. F. Rice, E. H. Rice, G. H. Lathrop, W. T. Littlejohn, J. Adams; Treasurer, G. H. Lathrop; Membership, 402; Supt. S. S., J. W. Hough; Asst. Supt., Mary Kassick; Secretary, Willard C. Lewis; Asst. Secretary, George Kellogg; Treasurer, B. M. DeLamater; Librarian, C. D. Hobart; No. of Pupils, 331; No. of Oficers and Teachers, 55; No. of Volumes in Library, 750. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Corner Jackson and Washington streets. Organized 1839. Rector, Rev. John T Magrath. No. of F-amilies belonging to the Parish, 190; No. of Communicants, 296; Senior Warden, Samuel Higby; Junior Warden, Henry A. Hayden; Vestrymen, C. W. Penny, J. D. Conely; Geo. Lake, W. H. Withington, E. H. Camp, D. S. Woods, B. S. Chapin, C. C. Bloomfield; Secretary of Vestry, W. H. Withington; Treasurer, C.:C. Bloomfield; Chorister, C. B. Scheffier; Sexton, Josiah Smith. 46 JACKSON DIRECTORY. SUNDAY SCHOOLS.-Superintendents, W. H. Withington, H. A. Hayden, W. B. Webb; Librarian, Geo. Foster; Treasurer, T. Camp; Secretary, T. Chapin; Number of Officers and Teachers, 40; Number of Pupils, including Bible-classes, 350; No. of Volumes in Library, 850. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Jackson street, between Cortland and Washington streets. Organized 1838. Present Membership, 439; Pastor, L. D. Palmer; Trustees, B. F. Eggleston, J. R. Lewis, L. M. Lyon, S. Holland, D. G. Palmer, H. A. Fritts; Treasurer, G. R. Byrne; Clerk, J. D. Shiller. SUNDAY SCHOOL--Superintendent, G. S. White; Asst. Sipt., Mrs. 0. H. McConnel; Librarian, W. H. Dorrance; Secretary and Treasurer, C. D. Fuller; No. of Scholars, 300; No. of Teachers, 36. FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH. Franklin street, between Jackson and Mechanic streets. Organized, January, 1869. Pastor, P. W. Perry; No. of Members, 73; Trustees, W. P. Fifield, Zina Allen, R. Moyer; Clerk and Treasurer, J. Robinson; Deacons, Zina Allen, L. B. Johnson, Wm. Gunn. SUNDAY SCHOOL.-S&perintendent, P. W. Perry; Asst. Supt., S. W. Fifield; Librarian, R. Moyer; Secretary and Treasurer, A. T. Morrill; No. of Scholars, 75; No. of Teachers, 10. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Main street, between Jackson and Blackstone. Pastor, Rev. H. F. Spencer; Trustees, S. 0. Knapp, Silas Heyser, E. J. Connable, James Gould; M. S. Hitchcock, Milton Draper, Dr. C. C. Lathrap, Joseph M. Quivey; John P. Quivey; Clerk, Dr. C. C. Lathrap; Treasurer, Silas Heyser; No. of Communicants, 390. SUNDAY SCHOOLs-Superintendent, Dr. W. M. Avery; Asst. Supt., George Carter; Librarian, Z. S. Moore; Treasurer, Winfield Heyser; Secretary, Henry Bush; No. of scholars, 400; No. of Teachers, 30; No. of Volumes in Library, 600. SIMPSON MISSION ScHooL-Fourth Ward.-Superintendent, J. C. Bonticou; Asst. Secy, W. H. Haight; No. of Scholars, 160; No. of Teachers, 15. JACKSON DIRECTORY. 47 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner of Main and State streets, east of M. C. R. R. Pastor, Rev. L. M. Hunt; Trustees, N. C. Lowe, E. P. Hastings, L. Pennoyer, H. Hall, and I. C. Deyo; Treasurer, F. M. Dennis; Clerk, H. L. Gregg; Membership, 68. SUNDAY SCHOOL-Superintendent, L. M. Hunt; Scholars, 135; Teachers, 16. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Corner Francis and Washington streets. Organized 1853. Pastor, Rev. D. E. Millard; Deacons, J. N. Winfield, B. Baker; Clerk, C. R. Taylor Treasurer, J. Sagendorph; Trustees, C. F. Shipman, J. B. Henry, J. N. Winfield, W. A. Scott, E. Moore; No. of Members, 124. SUNDAY SCHOOL-SupTerintendent, F. M. Elliston; Secretary, J. McKursey; Treasurer, J. N. Winfield; Librarian, C. H. Baird; hMsical Director, C. W. Beecher; No. of Scholars, 100; No. of Teachers, 12. GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner Mechanic and Cortland streets. Pastor, F. N. Wolf; President, Ernst Dittes; Trustees, John Hirschman, Wm. Nicolay, Charles Hoyer, Michael Wanderlich. SUNDAY SCHOOL-Superintendent, Ernst Dittes; No. of Teachers, 7; No. of Scholars, 70. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. Corner Cooper and Ganson streets. Pastor, Rev. T. Buyse; No. of Communicants, 1200. HEBREW SYNAGOGUE. Opposite Congregational Church. Organized 1862. President, M. B. Breitenbach; Vice President, Jacob Hirsch; Secretary, Lewis Zunder; Treasurer, A. Loeb; Trustees, J. Desenberg, D. Wolf, H. Goldsmith; No. of Members, 12. COLORED BAPTIST CHURCH. Pastor, Daniel Rollands; Deacon, G. W. Green; Trustee, W. Dubois; No. of Members, 8. 48 JACKSON DIRECTORY. AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH. Cortland street. Pastor, R. C. Cooper; Class Leader, A. H. Jones; Stewards, Oliver Hall, George Washington; Trustees, Sidney Dixon, Oliver Hall, Samuel Lyons; No. of Members, 33. MICHIGAN STATE PRISON. BOARD OF INSPECTORS.-President, William Wilcox. Inspectors, V. P. Collier, L. W. Lovell. Agent, John Morris. Clerk, John W. Hulin. Chaplain, Rev. R. C. Crawford. Deputy Keeper, John R. Martin. Physician, John E. Smith. Matron, Elizabeth M. Williams. Number of convicts, 650. ARRIVALS, CORRECTIONS AND REMOVALS. Baldwin George W, cooper, h 118 Chicago. Beardsley G H (Wilson & B), h Webster, south of Main. Binder William, meat market, 94 Main, h 21 Railroad. Bingham H S, bds 194 Mechanic. Bingham II H, h 51 Franklin. Bontecou Joseph C, book keeper, h Cooper, Riverside add. Hall Jay G, manager western union telegraph office, 197 Main, bds 98 Ingham. Hamilton Eugene, baggage master G R V R R, h cor East Av & North. Mack Francis A, grocer, 295 Main, h 88 Washington. Mears Evan, flour and feed, 24 Mill, bds 178 Main. Moulton H W, foreman at the prison, h 107 West. STREET DIRECTORY. Argyle, from Allen Road west, next north of North. Backus, from Ganson north, 2d west of Lansing Av. Ballard's Row, on Milwaukee, north of Main. Belden, from east end Biddle, southeast to corporation line. Biddle, from Belden west, next south of Wilkins. Bowen, from Main south, next west of Webster. Blackstone, from corporation line south, next West of Jackoon. Bush, from Ganson north, next west of Backus. Calhoun, from Grand River west, next south of Trail. Chicago, from East Av west, next north of Detroit. Clinton, from Mechanic west, next north of Luther. Clinton Road, from Lansing Av, near toll gate, northwest to corporation line. Columbus, from Hamlin south, next west of Milwaukee. Cooper, from corporation line south to Main, next east of Oak. Cortland, from Mill west, next south of Mlain. Detroit, from East Av west, next north of Ford. East Avenue, from Argyle south, next east of Park Place. Elizabeth, from East Av west, next south of Main. Extension, from Stewart Av west, and northwest to Oak Hill Av, next south of Oak Hill Av, and west of Stewart Av. First, from Main south, next west of Blackstone. Ford, from East Av west, next north of Main. Foote, from Hallett north, next west of Stewart Av. Fourth, from Main south, next west of Third. Francis, from Main south, next east of Mechanic. Franklin, from Milwaukee west, next south of Wesley. Ganson, from corporation line west, next south of the Prison. George, from North north, next east of Blackstone. Greenwood, from Wilkins southwest, next west of Jackson. Griswold, at south end of Greenwood. Hallett, from Stewart Av west, 2d north of Ganson. Hamlin, from Ellery Av west, next north of Chicago. Harris, from Ganson south to Hamlin, next west of State. Hill, from Lansing Av east, next north of North. Ingham, from Trail south to Clinton, next west of Jackson. Jackson, from Ganson south, next west of Mechanic. Jay, from Ganson south to Trail, between Jackson and Blackstone. Lansing Avenue, from Blackstone northwest, next east of Stewart Av. 4 50 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Leroy, from Allen Road west, next north of Ganson. Liberty, from corporation line west to Francis. Livermore, from north Main south, next west of West Av. Luther, from Mechanic west, next north of Main. Main, from corporation line west. Maple, from Morrell south, next east of Williams. Mason, from Milwaukee west, next south of Franklin. Mechanic, from the Prison south, next east of Jackson. Michigan Center Road, from Main southeast, next east of East A.r Mill, from Francis southeast to Mitchell. Milwaukee, from Ganson south, next west of Park Av. Mitchell, from Grand River west to Francis, next south of Park. Morrell, from Francis west, next south of Biddle. Murphy Avenue, from Ganson north, next west of Waterloo Av. New York, from Franklin south to Biddle, next west of Milwaukeec North, from Allen Road west, next north of Ganson. North Main, from Main northwest to corporation line. Oak, from Ganson south, next east of Mechanic. Oak Hill Avenue, from Stewart Av west, next south of Ganson. Park Avenue, from Ganson South to Main, next east of Milwaukee. Park Place, from Ganson south, next east of State. Park St, from Grand River southwest and west to Milwaukee, next south of Biddle. Perrine, from Hamlin south, next west of State. Prison, from Cooper west through Prison grounds. Quarry, from Cooper west, next north of Trail. Railroad, from Michigan Center Road east, next south of Elizabeth, Second, from Main south, next west of First. Spring, from North north, next west of Blackstone. State, from Ganson south, next east of Perrine. St. George Avenue, Bennett & George add, next west of Cooper. St. Johns Avenue, Bennett & George add, second west of Cooper. Stewart Avenue, from Blackstone northwest, next west of Laasing Av. Third, from Main south, next west of Second. Trail, from Harris west, next south of Hamlin. Union, from Greenwood west, next north of Morrell. Van Buren, from Grand River west, next north of Clinton. Van Dorn, from Hamlin south, next west of Perrine. Washington, from Mill west, next south of Cortland. Water, from Milwaukee southeast, next west of Mill Pond. Waterloo Avenue, from Ganson north, next east of Murphy Av. Webb, from Stewart Av. west, next north of Ganson. Webster, from Main south, 2d west of West Av. Wesley, from Milwaukee west, next south of Washington. West Avenue, south from Ganson, next west of Seventh, old city limits. JACKSON DIRECTORY. 51 Wilkins, from Milwaukee west, next south of Mason. Williams, from Mason south, next west of Mechanic. WARDS. The city has eight Wards, bounded respectively as follows The first Ward is bounded on the north by the city limits, on the west by Blackstone street and Lansing Av, on the south by Main street, and on the east by Mechanic and Grand River. The second Ward is bounded on the north and west by the city limits, on the south by Main street, and on the west by Blackstone street and Lansing Av. The third ward is bounded on the north by Main street, on the west and south by the city limits, on the east by First street. The fourth Ward is bounded on the north by Main street, on the west by First street, on the south by the city limits, and on the east by Mechanic street. The fifth Ward is bounded on the north by Main and Liberty streets, on the east by Mechanic street, on the south by the city limits, and on the west by the city limits and the Mill Pond. The sixth Ward is bounded on the north by Main street, on the south and west by the Mill Pond, and on the east by the city limits. The seventh Ward is bounded on the north by Ganson street, on the west by Mechanic street, on the south.by Main street, and on the east by the city limits. The eighth Ward is bounded on the north by the city limits, on the west by Grand River, on the south by Ganson street, and on the east by the city limits. 52 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Hobart Bolton We keep a Large Stock of the be8t brand8 of Tea, to which we invite Special Attention. No. 83 Jackson Street. C. D. HOBART. A. BOLTON. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY FOE?1 1 8871 ABBREVIATIONS.-For Av., read AVENUE; bds., BOARDS; bet., BETWEEN; cor., CORNER, h., HOUSE; manuf., MANUFACTURER; manufy., MANUFACTORY; propr., PROPRIETOR; res., RESIDENCE. The word STREET 1i implied..A. Abbe Charles, farmer, h 64 Wesley. Abbey Charles 2d (Youngs & A), h 81 Main. Abbott Abbe T, music teacher, h 59 Cortland. Abbott James B, carpenter, h 71 Biddle. Acker Levi, saloon and billiards, 182 Main, h same. Adams Edward J, brakeman, bds 21 Washington. Adams Francis (Brooks & A), res Detroit. Adams Frank, apprentice, bds 57 Washington. Adams George P, produce broker, h 42 Stewart Av. Adams John, laborer, bds 139 Main.. Adams Josiah, agent Brooks & Adams, bds Union Hotel. Adams Lester, engineer, bds National Hotel. Adams Richard, drayman, h 38 Washington. Addison Jerome, stone cutter, h 69 Main. Addison Milton, laborer, bds 803 Main. Aharnes Sarah E, widow Louis, bds 78 Hamlin. Aiken James M, lumberman, 250 Main, h 12 Harris. Aikine Hobart J, night watch, bds 88 Ford. Aikine John, carpenter, h 88 Ford. Aikine Osmar H, bds 88 Ford. Alden Charles F, book agent, bds 109 Washington. Alden John A, book keeper, h rear 299 Main. Alexander Charles H, shipping clerk, bds Hurd House. Alexander James, furnace man at the Chemical Works, h north end Blackstone, North Star add. Alexander Jesse, farmer, h Griswold, near Greenwood. AlexanderJohni, produce buyer, h 68 Wesley. Il,e, c N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 54 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Alexander Mary, bds Griswold with Jesse Alexander. Alexa.der Redman D, producedealer, bds 68 Wesley.oLiS C 'Alexande6r Kobert R, carpenter, bds ~~ ~ Mechanic. Alger Milo M, laborer, h 110 Franklin. Alger Seth, tanner, h 110 Franklin. Allen Albert, brakeman, bds 85 Oak. Allen Albert A, clerk, bds 118 Trail. Allen Charles H, dentist, 210 Main, h 75 Mechanic. Allen Edward R V, clerk L S & M S freight depot, bds Hurd House. Allen Elizabeth, widow Darius, h 73 Stewart Av. Allen James M, mason, bds 122 Ford. Allen Joseph D, shoemaker, h 36 Fourth. Allen Norman, land and insurance agent, 210 Main, h 201 Washington. Allen Patton M, laborer, bds 73 Stewart Av. Allen Virg W, laborer, bds 73 Stewart Av. Allen Walter W, dairyman, h 219 Franklin. Allen William T, clerk, h 33 Jackson. Allen Zina, farmer, h 118 Trail. Allgood Frank, milliner, bds 36 Washington. Allingham John, brakeman, bds National Hotel. Almbruster Sepela, domestic, 212 Mechanic. Alton Levi C, clerk, h 73 Mechanic. Ambush Charles, laborer, h 14 Luther. American Merchant's Union and U S Express Office, 22 Mill. Ames Charles E (Detroit Stone Works), bds 321 Main. Ames Sabra, domestic, 306 Main. Amphlett Thomas L, h 101 Franklin. Amphlett William 0, student, bds 101 Franklin. Anderson Edward J, teamster, bds 180 Mechanic. Anderson George, laborer, h 71 Milwaukee. Anderson George, painter, bds 124 Ford. Anderson George 0, painter, h 89 Milwaukee. Anderson George W, laborer, bds' 180 Mechanic. Anderson & Janes (John A & Ezra P J), carriage manufs, 174 & 176 Mechanic. Anderson John (A & Janes), h Greenwood Av. Anderson Joseph A, painter, h 180 Mechanic. Anderson Oliver S, laborer, bds 29 Michigan Center Road. Andress Emily E, bds 53 Cortland. Andrews Gavin, machinist, bds Moshier House. Andrews Mrs, widow W W, 1 34 Stewart Av. Androus Lorinda L, widow Warren, h 120 Ford. Androus Mary, h 120 Ford. Androus Warren S, moulder, res Summit. Andrus Fred H, printer, bds 77 Mason. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 55 Angevine Alice, bds 116 Detroit. Aniba Charles E, saloon, h 111 Detroit. Aniba & Riley (Charles E A & Thomas R), barbers, 159 Main. Anson Hiram, farmer, h 20 Greenwood. Anthony Frank W (Bumpus, Woodsum & Co), h 143 Jackson. Anthony Mary, school teacher, bds 143 Jackson. Anthony Rhoda, domestic, 153 Jackson. Arb Hannah, widow Jacob, h 17 Williams. Archer Henry W, bds 67 Cortland. Armstrong Elliott, gardener, h 280 North. Armstrong James T, apprentice, bds 95 Blackstone. Arnett Nancy, boarding house, 114 Ford. Arnold Andrew, yardman, National Hotel. Arnold George, farmer, bds 139 Main. Arthur Thomas, hostler, bds 75 Milwaukee. Ashcraft Elhanan W (Emerson & A), h 136 Wilkins. Ashcraft Jared, bds 136 Wilkins. Ashdown John, miller, bds 37 Jackson. Ashley Byron, student, bds 363 Main. Ashley Chester, broom maker, bds 23 Francis. August Ellen, h 100 Trail. August Ira, baggageman Goodyear's stable, bds 18 Cortland. Austes Lawrence, helper, bds 46 Mechanic. Austin Alonzo D, painter and sign writer, 10 Mill, h 90 Wilkins. Austin Benjamin M (A Tomlinson & Webster), res Kalamazoo. Austin Dayton C, pump manuf, 10 Mill, h 90 Wilkins. Austin Hiram, engineer, bds 136 Detroit. Austin Hiram G, h 149 Detroit. Austin Melvin R, engineer, bds 149 Detroit. Austin, Tomlinson & Webster (Benjamin M A, Wm A T & Edward A W, proprs Prison wagon & sleigh manufy, Office 268 Main. Averill Frank W, clerk, bds Hibbard House. Averill Perry (P Averill & Co and Holmes &A), bds 17 Lansing Av. Averill P & Co (Perry A & Gilbert R Byrne), carbon oil, 254 Main. Avery Amos D, switchman, bds 114 Detroit. Avery Anna, bds rear 14 Jackson. Avery Asahel D, shoemaker, h 114 Detroit. Avery James, carpenter, h rear 14 Jackson Avery Jane, widow James, bds ally rear 14 Jackson. Avery John F, baggageman Central Depot, h 179 Cooper. Avery Orange A, switchman, bds 114 Detroit. Avery William M, physician, h 41 Cortland. Avery William H, engineer, Jackson City Water Works, h 37 New York. Ayer John, engine wiper, bds 197 Cooper. Ayers Chauncey L, fireman, h 36 Washington. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 56 JACKSON DIRECTORY. B N UWEEIDIl WHOLESALE DAR NLnWI -ANDDEALER IN LIGHT GROCERIES.. Established 1846. Vale's Patent Botary Ovean. 211 Main Street, Jackson, Michigan. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, repre JACKSON DIRECTORY. 57 Ayers Junius, asst keeper at the prison, h 11 Mechanic. Aylworth Charles B, printer, h 49 Mechanic. Babcock Stephen H, cashier M C R R freight office, bds 42 Washington. Bacon Alexander S, student, bds 69 Mason. Bacon Charles F, raftsman, bds National Hotel. Bacon Daniel, harness maker, bds 64 Francis. Bacon John A, slater, h 69 Mason. Bacon Josie M, teacher, bds 69 Mason. Bacon Hattie A, teacher, bds 69 Mason. Bacon Mary E, domestic, 299 Main. Bacon Thomas A, well digger, h 121 Greenwood Av. Bader James, tinner, bds 90 Ford. Bader John C (Bader & Sauer), h 90 Ford. Bader John, Jr, clerk, bds 90 Ford. Bader & Sauer (John C B & Frederick S), hardware, 174 Main. Badger Charles, drug clerk, bds 99 Blackstone. Badger George I (H Badger & Bro), 244 Main. Badger H & Bro (Henry & George I), musical merchandise, 244 Main. Badger Henry (H Badger & Bro), h 54 Mitchell. Bahen James, brakeman, bds 256 Cooper. Bailey Abram J, h 91 Blackstone. Bailey Anna E, school teacher, bds 81 Washington. Bailey, Carson & Co (Joseph F B & Benj and Lewis 0 Carson), masons, 3 Union Hall Block. Bailey George J, boots & shoes, 227 Main, h 81 Washington. Bailey James, laborer, bds 45 Mill. Bailey James M, traveling agent, bds 81 Washington. Bailey Joseph F (B, Carson & Co), h 57 Blackstone. Bailey Robert, photographer, 198 Main, h 215 Main. Baird Julius E, mason & keeper of toll gate, Lansing Av. Baker Barton, mason, h 145 Park Av. Baker Edward, overseer at the prison, h 15 Lansing Av. Baker Etta R, bds 15 Lansing Av. Baker George W (Birdsall, Baker & Co), bds Hurd House. Baker George W, laborer, bds 129 State. Baker Julia M, widow Herman, domestic, 238 Main. Baker Olive, widow Larkin, nurse, h 197 Mechanic. Baker William E, telegraph operator M C R R Depot. Baldwin George A, insurance agent, 266 Main, h 53 Wesley. Baldwin George W, cooper, h 66 Oak. Baley Derinda, widow Ransom, h 70 North Main. sents the Republic Fire Insurance Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 58 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Ball Libbie, dressmaker, bds 92 Mason. Ballard James Z, real estate dealer, h 103 Washington. Ballard John, Jr, cigar manuf, 166 Main, h same. Ballard Josiah D, h 20 Cortland. Bancker Enoch (acting secy M A L R R), lawyer, 251 Main, h 121 Wilkins. Bancker Henry F, bds 87 Cortland. Bangs Charity, domestic, 321 Main. Bangs Chester, carpenter, h 146 Wilkins. Bangs Levant, farmer, h 246 Ganson. Bangs Ora B, peddler, bds 246 Ganson. Banks John, repairer of umbrellas, h 222 Cooper. Bahta Emma, bds 5 Greenwood. Barber Edward W, supervisor internal revenue, 203 Main, res Charlotte. Barber Lottie N, saleswoman, bds 35 Clinton. Barden Ida E, hoopskirt maker, bds 79 Franklin. Barden Jay J, tailor, h cor Lansing Av and- Blackstone. Barden William C, mason, h 18 Oak Av. Barker Mary H, h 70 Wesley. Barkalow Silas, traveling agent, h 175 Jackson. Barnard Luther, clerk, bds Hurd House. Barnes Aaron S, h 22 Jackson. Barnes Chancey, pattern maker, h 173 Cooper. Barnes Samuel A, sewing machine agent, 76 Main, h same. Barnhart Louisa S, tailoress, bds 182 Mechanic. Barnum Czar, marble cutter, bds 41 Elizabeth. Barnum Olive, widow David, h 41 Elizabeth. Barnwell Robert, clerk, bds 25 Francis. Barsdal Mary E, domestic, 136 Jackson. Barret Daniel P (D P & 0G 0G B), h 88 Franklin. Barret D P & 0G 0G (Daniel P & 0G 0G), grocers, 121 Jackson. Barret 0 G (D P & G G B), res Detroit. Barret James, tinsmith, bds 40 Fourth. Barrett Daniel, laborer, bds 31 North Main. Barrett Lucinda, domestic, 2 Harris. Barrett Samuel J, blacksmith, bds 126 Detroit. Barrett Thomas, laborer, h 164 Franklin. Barron John, carpenter, h 55 Main. Barry James, laborer, h 170 Ganson. Barry John W, bds 129 Jackson. Bartholf Elvira, dressmaker, bds 88 Ingham. Bartig David, shoemaker, h Mich Center Road. Bartig Frederick, laborer, h 27 Mich Center Road. Bartig Tinney, domestic, 87 Wesley. Bartlett Amanda, domestic, 34 Third. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 59 Bartlett Charles A, yankee notions, 205 Main, h 50 Mason. Bartlett Harley J, cabinet maker, bds 55 Franklin. Bartlett William F, furniture wareroom, 171 Mechanic, h 55 Franklin. Barton George R, mason, h Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Bascom Harley, clerk, h 31 North Main. Bascom, widow Lewis, h 31 North Main. Basden Henry, shoemaker, 107 Jackson, h 19 Williams. Batchelor Edwin D, conductor M C R R, h 44 Railroad Av. Batchelor W Henry, brakeman, bds 44 Railroad Av. Bate Robert, foreman Rice, Pratt & Co's tin shop, h 4 Lansing Av. Bates Charles, painter, bds 25 Franklin. Bates Lester P, engineer, h 24 Cortland. Bates Orrin J, farmer, bds 25 Franklin. Battles Mrs Sophia, domestic, 390 Main. Bauer John, saloon, 192 Main, h 41 Francis. Baumeister Ottmar, tailor, h 137 Wilkins. Bayer John, laborer, h 72 West Av. Beach Franklin J, carpenter, h 3 Mechanic. Bean James, bds 87 Cortland. Bean Moses, farmer, h 30 Francis. Bean Sanborn J (Ismon & B), h 32 Main. Beardsley Daniel M, bartender, Seney House. Beardsley Gustavus H, lawyer, 265 Main, h Webster, south of Main. Beardsley Mary P, domestic, 368 Main. Beary Columbus, coppersmith, h 24 Jackson. Beatty James, teamster, h 20 River, Riverside add. Beatty James, blacksmith, h 12 St John's Av, Bennett & George add. Beck Henry W, music teacher, h 43 Francis. Beck J W (Durham & B), Eagle Hotel. Beck Lizzie, domestic, 121 Wilkins. Beckwith Frank, bds 160 Main. Beckwith Sarah, domestic, 15 Cooper. Bede Leopold, foreman at the Round House, h 188 Cooper. Bedel Andrew, mason, bds 145 Detroit. Bedell Horace O, architect & builder, 47 Mill, h 21 First. Bedford John, asst keeper at the prison, bds 65 Mechanic. Beebe Burton M, asst keeper at the prison. Beebe Byron B, painter, h 10 Oak Av. Beebe Charles E (B & Meseroll), bds 87 Blackstone. Beebee Charles V, engineer, h 61 Blackstone. Beebee Eugene K, book keeper, with E Q Cox. Beebe George E, photographic apprentice, bds 300 Main. Beebe Geo W (Lemen & B), h 49 North Main. Beebe Hon Joseph E, insurance agent, 272 Main, h 87 Blackstone. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 60 JACKSON DIRECTORY. -~?~A C7ZCALEr chitectys nilder -Manufacturers ofS AS HD00 0RnýS AND B 003"L rINDU Door & Window Frames, Mouldings, &c., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. All Work Manufactured from Kiln-Dried Lumber. No. 120 LPark Avernue, (NEAR NEW UNION DEPOT,) AO CESO \T, 1MICH\l J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 61 Beebe Ida J, cashier with Russell Brothers, bds 86 Hamlin. Beebee James F, agent A M U & US Express Co's, 22 Mill, h 42 Francis. Beebe John, night watch, National Hotel. Beebe Libbie M, bds 300 Main. Beebee Livingston 0, clerk, h 171 Jackson. Beebe & Meseroll (Charles E B & Dan M), druggists, 262 Main. Beebe Morton E, painter, h 120 Mill. Beebe Thomas, h 300 Main. Beecher Charles W, potter, h 145 Park Av. Beeley John E, pressman Jackson Daily Citizen Office, h 203 Milwaukee. Beeman Charles E, teamster, bds Argyle McNaughton's add. Beers John, tailor, h 55 Cortland. Begalka August, laborer, h 148 Park Av. Begole Frederick, foreman wood shop, Bennett's Agricultural Foundry, 66 Jackson. Beiswenger Jacob, builder, 17 Wesley, h 218 Mechanic. Bell Phebe, widow James, bds 217 Main. Bell William J, brakeman, h 156 Main. Bengel Louis, carsmith, h 163 Park Av. Benn Henry, bds 102 Trail. Bennett Allen (Bennett, Knickerbocker & Co), vice president Jackson City Bank and propr planing mill and lumber yard, 59 Jackson, Office 262 Main, h 320 Main. Bennett Alonzo, president First National Bank, h 308 Main. Bennett Ann, bds 160 Jackson. Bennett Arthur A, machinist, bds 308 Main. Bennett Charles E, bds 320 Main. Bennett Charles H, book keeper, h 117 Trail. Bennett & Foster (Theodore G B & George F), boots and shoes, 260 Main. Bennett Frank D, cashier, National Savings Bank, bds 308 Main. Bennett & George (Theodore G B & John George), proprs brick yard, 12 Cooper. Bennett George S, student, bds 320 Main. Bennett James W, city attorney, h 160 Jackson. Bennett, Knickerbocker & Co (Allen B, Charles R K & W D Thompson), proprs Jackson City Mills, cor Jackson and Clinton. Bennett Loren Y, hides and pelts, 226 Main, h 69 Mechanic. Bennett Mrs L E, widow Allen, Sen, bds 308 Main. Bennett Orson W, lawyer, h 38 Clinton. Bennett Rachel M, widow Chester, h 69 Mechaniic. Bennett Susan, widow Jesse, seamstress, h 92 Wesley. Bennett Hon Theodore G (B & Foster and B & George) propr NaIns. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 62 JACKSON DIRECTORY. tional Savings Bank, 260 Main, and Bennett's Agricultural Foundry, 56 Luther, bds 66 Jackson. Bennett W Irving, County Superintendent of schools, 287 Main, bds 160 Jackson. Bennett Wm M, superintendent Jackson City Water Works, h 4 N Main. Bennett Wm W, salesman, h 213 Milwaukee. Bennetts John M (B & Wright), h 39 Francis. Bennetts Mrs Lovedy, bds 39 Francis. Bennetts & Wright (J M B & J H W), architects and builders, 120 Park Av. Benshouse Henry, laborer, h 75 Oak. Benson Adam, shoemaker, h 4 Ballards Row. Bent Joseph, carpenter, h 198 Main. Bently Hiram, harness maker, bds 122 Jackson. Bentley Josephine, bds 51 Morrell. Berg Frederick, laborer, bds 145 Detroit. Berger Anna, widow Henry F, h 94 Blackstone. Berger Anna (Berger family), bds 94 Blackstone. Berger Barnhart G (Berger family), bds 94 Blackstone. Berger Fredrick G (Berger family), bds 94 Blackstone. Berger Henrietta (Berger family), bds 94 Blackstone. Berger Henry G (Berger family), bds 94 Blackstone, Berry Abram D, cigar manuf, bds 57 Clinton. Berry Abram V, U S asst assessor, 270 Main, h 57 Clinton. Berry Ada, bds 24 Jackson. Berry Hiland, builder, 77 Stewart Av, h same. Bestel Christopher, blacksmith, bds 142 Cooper. Best Henry, laborer, bds 280 Main. Bestel Joseph, marble polisher, bds 19 Wesley. Betz Frederick A, carsmith, h 188 Cooper. Betz Leopold, carsmith, h 188 Cooper. Betzold Andrew, brewer, bds 38 Lansing Av. Beverly William M, peddler, bds Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Bidwell George, laborer, h 2 St John Av, Bennett & George's add. Bieber Jacob, carriage maker, 30 Mill, h Maple, Webb's add. Bierce Lizzie, domestic, 55 Franklin. Bigalka William, laborer, h 50 Oak. Bigelow George H, shoemaker, h 111 Detroit. Bigelow Julia, widow Barton, boarding house, 110 Main. Billing William (Cowham Billing & Co), bds 111 Wilkins. Billinghurst Charles, clerk, bds 11 Second. Billings Alonzo E, station agent L S & M S R R, h 68 Francis. Billings E J, h 318 Main. Billings James A, foreman Bumpus, Woodsum & Co's boot and shoe manufy, h 41 Cortland. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 63 Binder William (Wencks & B), h 11 Railroad Av. Binder William H, carsmith, bds 11 Railroad Av. Bing Samuel, tobaccos and liquors, 185 Main, h 54 Mason. Bingham Henry S, with Rice & McConnel, bds Union Hotel. Binning William, laborer, h 381 Ganson. Bint Elizabeth, widow John, bds north end Blackstone, McNaughton's add. Bint Joseph, photographer, h 198 Main. Birch Ellen, widow Jacob, boarding house, 46 Franklin. Birch Jacob, teamster, bds 46 Franklin. Birchard Elizabeth, seamstress, bds Park, Knapp's add. Bird Judson S (Osgood & B), bds 87 Cortland. Birdsall, Baker & Co (Richard M B, George W B, and William R Birdsall), wholesale grocers, 231 Main. Birdsall Richard M (Birdsall, Baker & Co), bds Hurd House. Birdsall William R (Birdsall, Baker & Co), bds 309 Main. Birney Teracy, domestic, Union Hotel. Bishop George, blacksmith, bds 178 Mechanic. Bishop James, laborer, bds 21 Washington. Bissell Alonzo, machinist, h 318 Ganson. Bittel Andrew, stone mason, bds 133 Detroit. Black Hiram, agent Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, 258 Main, Black John, laborer, h 38 Washington. Blackburns George, cook, Seney House. Blackman L F, carpenter, bds 81 Cortland. Blackman M C, bds 81 Cortland. Blair Hon Austin, h 7 Lansing Av. Blair George H, mail agent M C R R, bds 7 Lansing Av. Blair James, teamster, h 102 Biddle. Blair Harriet, widow William, dressmaker, h 105 Franklin. Blake Thomas, shoemaker, bds 174 Main. Blake Thomas H, shoemaker, bds European Dining Hall Blakely Albert, broom maker, bds 114 Ford. Blakely James, farmer, h Allen road, McNaughton's add. Blakeman Eliza N, nurse, bds 1 First. Blakeman H Dorr, clerk, h 116 Morrell. Blanchard Carla, laborer, bds south end Belden. Blanchard Charles E, laborer, h south end Belden. Blaney Alonzo S, cooper, bds 26 Mechanic. Blaney James, carpenter, h 16 Mechanic. Blaney Jennie, school teacher, bds 26 Mechanic. Blaney Mary J, druggist, bds 26 Mechanic. Blaney Mattie, bds 26 Mechanic. Blatt John, flour packer, h 44 Franklin. Blesseng John, laborer, h 21 Oak Av. Blesseng Louis, carpenter, bds 21 Oak Av. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 64 JACKSON DIRECTORY. BIRDSALL, BAKER & CO., No, L 2an1 r hAI N ST,,u. Jack.son, - ichigan. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 65 Bliss Albert A (B & Spaulding), h 182 Fourth. Bliss Clara, widow A 0, bds 182 Fourth. Bliss Fred L, student, bds 182 Fourth. Bliss George W, carpenter, h 69 Francis. Bliss John C, pop corn peddler, h 186 East Av. Bliss Mary B, student, bds 182 Fourth. Bliss & Spaulding (Albert A B & William F 5), crockery and glassware, 246 Main. Blodgett John M, h 31 Van Buren. Bloomfield Charles C, carbon oil and glassware, 246 Main, bds 76 Franklin. Bloomfield Giles, h 63 Wesley. Bloomline Margaret, domestic, 94 Blackstone. Bloore Hannah, domestic, 25 Francis. Blythman Esther, widow James, h 14 Clinton. Boardman David, tailor, h 127 Franklin. Bodley A G, baggage master, bds Hurd House. Bofink Jacob, mason, h 17 Williams. Bogardus Richard M, barber and guitarist, bds 75 Milwaukee. Boland Christopher H, clerk, bds 165 Cooper. Boland James (William J Boland & Bro), h 15 Third. Boland Margaret, dressmaker, bds 165 Cooper. Boland Patrick, laborer, h 165 Cooper. Boland W J & Bro (William J & James), proprs City Market, 206 Main. Boland William J (William J Boland & Bro), h 142 Cooper. Bolce Amelia, domestic, Maple, Webb's add. Bolle Gottlieb, switchman, h 144 Park Av. Boller Dora, nurse, 149 Jackson. Boller Lawrence, laborer, bds 83 Stewart Av. Boller Lorenzo, saloon, 83 Stewart Av, h same. Boller Rachael, domestic, 77 Blackstone. Bolton Albert, blacksmith, h 242 Ganson. Bolton Alfred (Hobart & B), h 76 Franklin. Bolton George, Jr, bds 21 Francis. Bolton & Robinson (George B & Joel R), grocers, 21 Francis. Bolton George (B & Robinson), h 21 Francis. Bonds George, machinist, bds 49 Luther. Bonnell John C, cashier First National Bank, h 390 Main. Bonner Addie R, bds 153 Jackson. Bontecore Joseph C, book keeper, h Cooper, Riverside add. Boos John (Werstein & Co), h 11 Harris. Borden Caroline E, bds 79 Washington. Borden Jay J, tailor, h cor Lansing Av and Blackstone. Borgo Miss, tailoress, bds 293 Main. Bortig Pauline, domestic, 63 Cortland. N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 5 66 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Bortree Moses K, hoop skirts, 245 Main, bds Hurd House. Bose John, errand boy, 182 Mechanic. Bostwick Flora L, widow Victor M, h 66 Wesley. Bostwick Frederick R (Geo S Brown & Co), 87 Washington. Bostwick Rebecca W, widow Oliver, bds 66 Wesley. Bostwick Robert S, tinner, bds 35 Jackson. Bostwick William H, clerk, bds 87 Washington. Boughton George R, milk peddler, h 74 Blackstone. Bowerman Thomas J, currier, bds 34 Railroad Av. Bowers Edward P (B and Harden), bds 67 Mechanic. Bowers & Harden (Edward P B & Thomas H), dyers and tailors, 164 Main. Bowers Louisa, domestic, 35 Morrell. Bowman Alexander, carpenter, h 27 Lansing Av. Boyd Samuel, hostler, h 124 Park Place. Boyle Richard C, cooper, bds Clinton, with Mrs Martin. Boylan Nellie, bds 60 Washington. Boylan John H, drug clerk, bds 60 Washington. Bradbury Charles E, carpenter, h 29 Washington. Braddock David K, painter, h 182 East Av. Bradeen Charles A, engineer, h 119 Wilkins. Bradford Otis, laborer, h 74 Blackstone. Bradley Byron, painter, bds 33 Michigan Center Road. Bradley Frank M, h 114 Detroit. Bradley Mary, domestic, 292 Main. Bradley Patrick, laborer, h 66 West Av. Bradley Robert F, carpenter, bds 29 Morrell. Bradley Sereno A, carpenter, h 105 Washington. Bradley Sylvester, carpenter, h 33 Michigan Center Road. Bradley Tammy, widow Ransom, bds 114 Detroit. Bradshaw John H, printer, bds Seney House. Brady James, laborer, bds 88 Main. Brahler John B, carriage smith, 164 Mechanic, h 104 Ford. Brainard Daniel, farmer, h 194 Franklin. Brainard Lucius E, farmer, bds 194 Franklin. Braman L M, widow Jason, bds 75 Cortland. Branch Henry M, traveling agent, h 150 Blackstone. Branch Isaac N, clerk, h 102 Franklin. Branch Mariett, widow Mason, bds 102 Franklin. Breitenbach Maier B (M B B & Co), h 75 Franklin. Breitenbach M B & Co (M B B & A Loeb), clothing, 261 Main. Brenk John J, tailor, h 40 Mason. Brereton Edward, shoemaker, bds 299 Main. Brereton John, servant, 302 Main. Brereton Susan, domestic, 329 Main. Brewer Banks M, carpenter, h 293 Main. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 67 Brewer J Evans, watchman, bds 293 Main. Brewer Mrs E M, boarding house, 293 Main. Bridges Emma, domestic, 74 Wesley. Bridgman Chester M, hardware, 229 Main, h 158 Jackson. Briedy Bridget, domestic, Union Hotel. Briggs Climena, domestic, 68 Francis. Briggs Geo W, painter, bds 46 Washington. Briggs Mary E, washerwoman, h 141 Wilkins. Briggs Oscar, laborer, h 141 Wilkins. Brightmeyer Peter, laborer, h 40 High. Brokelbank Robert, miner, bds 91 Cooper. Bronson Chancy K, clerk, bds 265 Main. Bronson Charles, carpenter, h 6 West Av. Bronson Charles H, carpenter, h 46 West Av. Bronson Henry O, h 265 Main. Bronson Lewis C, clerk, h 148 Wilkins. Bronson Lyman D, laborer, h 86 Milwaukee. Bronson Warren J, clerk, bds 47 Franklin. Bronson William I, physician, 216 Main, h 47 Franklin. Brooker Hiram K, tobacconist, 180 Main, h 73 Mechanic. Brookfield Theodore E, brakeman, h 119 Detroit. Brookfield Allen T, brakeman, h 119 Detroit. Brooks & Adams (NW B & Francis A), proprs Lumber Yard and Planing Mill, 74 Mechanic. Brooks Emma, dressmaker, bds 207 Milwaukee. Brooks Lawrence J, pressman, Jackson Daily Patriot Office. Brooks Nathaniel W (B & Adams), res Detroit. Brooks Philo R, sash and blind maker, h 92 Wilkins. Brooks William, painter, bds 46 Mechanic. Brouse Andrew, porter, Hibbard House. Brow Alexander, apprentice, bds 73 Oak. Brow William, h 73 Oak. Brower Emily P, dressmaker, 81 Jackson, h same. Brower Hiram 0, brakeman, bds 122 Jackson. Brown Alex (Clement, Brown & Co), h 110 N Main. Brown Alexander, brakeman, bds 82 Main. Brown Alvin H, musical merchandise, 212 Main, h 66 Main. Brown Andrew, h 116 Detroit. Brown Andrew, apprentice, bds 132 Detroit. Brown Benjamin S (Withington, Cooley & Co), res Columbus, Ohio. Brown Caleb E (B & Lyon), h 88 Wesley. Brown & Carter (Geo D Brown & John B C), books and stationery, 250 Main. Brown Charles T, miller, h 76 Wesley. Brown Elizabeth, tailoress, h 35 Washington. Brown Frank, laborer, bds 175 Milwaukee. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 68 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Hatch, Claffin Pettengill, MANUFACTURERS, JOBBERS & RETAILERS OF Nee 22:1 atin Streetv JACKSON, MICH. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 69 Brown Franklin, laborer, bds 168 Milwaukee. Brown George D (B & Carter), h 323 Main. Brown George S (George S Brown & Co), res Adrian. Brown George S & Co (George S Brown & Frederick R Bostwick), hats, caps, and furs, 179 Main. Brown Georgia A, domestic, 31 Jackson. Brown Henry, shoemaker, bds 64 Second. Brown James, engine wiper, bds 197 Cooper. Brown Hezekiah H, foreman ~Etna Mills, h 132 Detroit. Brown James, bds 88 Wesley. Brown James, laborer, bds 22 Cooper. Brown James, driver city express wagon, bds 182 Mechanic. Brown Joel D, carpenter, h 54 Blackstone. Brown John, plumber, bds Seney House. Brown John H, carpenter, h 64 Second. Brown Josephine, domestic, 168 Milwaukee. Brown J Mabbett, insurance agent, 266 Main, h 55 Clinton. Brown & Lyon (Caleb E B & Emerson L), yankee notions, 275 Main. Brown Malinda, domestic, 321 Main, Brown Mary, school teacher, bds 129 Jackson. Brown Mary, widow, h 88 Detroit. Brown Matilda, domestic, 51 Mill. Brown Newcomb (B & Van Horn), h 18 Fourth. Brown Patrick, laborer, bds 189 East Av. Brown Sarah, domestic, 37 Franklin. Brown & Van Horn (Newcomb B & Wm A Van H), grocers, 293 Main. Brown William, asst keeper at the Prison, h 183 Ganson. Brown William R, deputy sheriff, res two miles east of Hibbard House, near brick school-house. Brownell Henry, harness maker, bds 160 Main. Bruerton John, hostler, bds 45 Clinton. Brundage Mrs R E, millinery and fancy goods, 258 Main, h 90 Washington. Brundage Samuel, carpenter, h 90 Washington. Brush George, laborer, bds 334 Ganson. Bryan John, cooper, bds 317 Cooper. Bryant Charles R, express messenger Ft W J & S R R, bds 42 Francis. Bryant George C, painter, bds 84 Cooper. Bryant J Frank, real estate agent and patent solicitor, 221 Main, h 127 State. Bryerty Patrick, teamster, h 31 Cooper. Bryning Charles, carsmith, h 43 Railroad Av. Buck Warren N (W N B & Co), h 90 Milwaukee. Buck W N & Co (Warren N B & George W Ford), real estate and insurance agents, 249 Main. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144 70 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Buckland George N, clerk, h 108 Mason. Buckley Cornelius, laborer, h 10 Railroad Av. Buckley Margaret, domestic, 320 Main. Buckley Kate, domestic, Hurd House. Buckley George, steward, Hibbard House. Budd Daniel, feather bed renovator, 206 Main, h 84 Luther. Budington Thomas, foreman Bennett's Agricultural Foundry, h 83 Wesley. Budington William, clerk, bds 130 Main. Buel William, cooper, bds 22 Clinton. Bullard Augustus, laborer, h George, North Star add. Bullinger Henry, shoemaker, h 21 Mechanic. Bullinger Michael, shoemaker, 1h 21 Mechanic. Bullock Benjamin, bds 55 Stewart Av. Bullock Caroline M, millinery and hairdressing, 218 Main, h same. Bullock Ransom D, musical merchandise, 194 Main, h 55 Stewart Av. Bumpus, Woodsum & Co (W N Woodsum, J H Noyes & Frank W Anthony), boots and shoes, 299 Main. Bumpus Patrick H, h 134 Washington. Bunnell Daniel V, dry goods, 222 Main, h 13 Mason. Burnett Charles, teamster, bds 336 Ganson. Burdett George, mason, h 70 Waterloo Av. Burdick Paulina, domestic, 327 Main. Burell Theressa, widow D G, h first north of Jewish Synagogue. Burgee Emma, domestic, 207 Cooper. Burger Sarah, widow Jacob, tailoress, h 217 Main. Burgo Victoria, tailoress, bds 309 Main. Burke Harris A, watchman, h 99 Trail. Burkhart, Nelson W, asst keeper at the prison, h 248 Ganson. Burleigh William H, carpenter, h 46 Mechanic. Burleigh William H, Jr, porter, bds 46 Mechanic. Burlingame Daniel B, express messenger J L & S R R, bds Hibbard House. Burnett Alfred, waiter Holmes & Howard's Restaurant. Burnham Frederick F, fireman, h 123 Detroit. Burnham William, laborer, h 66 Union. Burns Bartley, laborer, bds 184 Cooper. Burns George G, foreman at the prison, h 41 Washington. Burns James, h 184 Cooper. Burns James, Jr, engineer, bds 184 Cooper. Burns Johanna, widow Martin, h 33.Mechanio. Burns John, cooper, bds 33 Mechanic. Burns John J, molder, h 19 Stewart Av. Burns Mary, domestic, 302 Main. Burns Sarah G, widow George, bds 41 Washington. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JAOKSON DIRECTORY. 71 Burnside Samuel, furnaceman at the Chemical Works, h 2 St John's Av, Bennett & George's add. Burr Levi J, clerk, h 99 Wesley. Burrell Mrs Theresa, widow Duff, h 99 Mason. Burt Calvin C, lawyer, 214 Main, h 61 Washington. Burton Henry, laborer, bds Maple, North Star add. Burt Nelson T, night watch, h 299 Ganson. Bush, George W, brakeman, h 44 Railroad Av. Bush, Harvey & Son (Harvey & Henry W), real estate and insurance agents, 250 Main. Bush Harvey (Harvey B & Son), h 43 Clinton. Bush Henry W (Harvey Bush & Son), h 19 North Main. Bush Zimriah S, laborer, h 64 Waterloo Av. Bushaw Joseph, cooper, h 239 Cooper. Buskirk Dorcas, widow Philander, boarding house, 124 Ford. Bushaw Joseph, cooper, h 190 Cooper. Bussey Mark T, physician, h 147 Blackstone. Butcher Elijah, painter, bds 37 Jackson. Butcher Mark, grocer, 63 Main, h same. Butler James, section boss, bds 197 Cooper. Butler James, track repairer, bds 77 Mechanic. Buyse Rev Theophilus, pastor St John's Catholic Church, h 161 Cooper. Byerly William, conductor J L & S R R, bds Hibbard House. Byrne Gilbert R (P Averill & Co), teller Jackson City Bank, h 297 Ganson. Byron Andrew, laborer, h 64 West Av. Byron Patrick, tailor, h 342 Ganson. 0 Cady Edward B, drug clerk, bds 214 Mechanic. Cadwell Samuel E, optician, bds National Hotel. Caffrey James, laborer, h 48 Elizabeth. Caffrey Terrance, laborer, h North. Cahoon Hiram D, builder, h 70 Hamlin. Cain Alice, domestic, 23 Waterloo Av. Cain Ann, domestic, 265 Main; Cain Marcia, bds 181 Franklin. Calhoun Eliza, widow Andrew B, washerwoman, Caligan Mary, domestic, 42 Washington. Calisch Henry, boarding house, 147 Main. Calkins Caroline, widow George E, h 45 Francis. Calkins Frank E, clerk, bds 45 Francis. Calkins M S, widow James, h 30 Wesley. Calkins Phebe, bds 85 Franklin. h 108 Milwaukee. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 72 JACKSON DIRECTORY. J-AC GXITT DAN!IB -SUCCESSOR TO COOPER, THOMPSON & CO., JACKSONy 1YGHO. Paid up Capital, - - - $100,000. WM. D. THOZMPSONT, Prespt. L NEWEIRK, Cashier. NaBtio oal na k, JACKSON7 - WHOH Authorized apta62,50V60 * $00 Collections made at all Accessible Points in the Western States. H. A. HAYDEN, B. J. BILLINGS, J. M. ROOT, Drectors. B. HIBBARD, WM. F. GOODWIN. AUSTIN BLAIRP W. R. REYNOLDS, J. M. ROOT, D. B. HIBBARD, W5 C. LEWIS, Pres't. Vice Pres. Cashier. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 73 Calkins Spencer, laborer, h 56 Mason. Calkins William H, bds 45 Francis. Calkins Wright H, clerk, bds 56 Mason. Callahan Johannah, widow Patrick, bds 35 Mechanic. Call Royal P, propr hack line, h 108 Perrine. Calvert William J, homeopathic physician, 296 Main, h 294 Main. Cameron Duncan, carpenter, h 107 Park Place. Cameron John R, clerk J L & S R R Office, bds 129 West Av. Camp Edwin H, Treas Jackson Foundry & Machine Co, h 27 Jackson. Camp Henry W (Camp, Morrill & Camp), bds 307 Main. Camp, Morrill & Camp (Henry W C, Marshal J M & Theodore J C), dry goods and carpets, 270 and 272 Main. Camp Theodore J (Camp, Morrill & C), bds 27 Jackson. Campbell Alexander, gardener, h 74 West Av. Campbell Daniel, conductor J L & S R R, bds Maple, Webb's add. Campbell John, lawyer, bds 129 State. Campbell Jessie, domestic, 19 Jackson. Campbell John H, baker, h 24 Clinton. Campbell & Kennedy (Wm M C & Geo W K), insurance agents, 198 Main. Campbell Matilda, domestic, 345 Main. Campbell William B, shoemaker, h 199 Milwaukee. Campbell William R, shoemaker, bds 199 Milwaukee. Campbell W F & Co (William F C, T F Litle & Jehiel Tone), proprs Peninsula Spice Mills, 31 Mill and 99 Liberty. Campbell William F (W F C & Co), h Keystone Block. Campbell William M (C & Kennedy), h 23 Mechanic. Cane William, brakeman, h 87 Franklin. Candler George A, switchman, h 143 Blackstone. Cannon William, laborer, h 393 Ganson. Capeaster Jane, widow, h 97 Chicago. Capeaster Josephine, domestic, bds 97 Chicago, Capron Asa, shoemaker, h rear 299 Main. Carder E A (Gilbert, Ransom & Knapp), res Kalamazoo. Carder Edwin A, clerk, bds 87 North Main. Carder James A, clerk, h 37 North Main. Carder John H, clerk, bds 101 Blackstone. Carhartt George W, physician, 242 Main, h 350 Main. Carhartt Hamilton B, drug clerk, bds 350 Main. Carl Josephine, widow John, washerwoman, h 45 Mill. Carlton & Van Antwerp (Baxter L C & William W V), editors and proprs Jackson Daily Patriot, 275 Main. Carlton Baxter L (C & Van Antwerp), h 80 Washington. Carney Nicholas, blacksmith, bds 196 Cooper. Carpenter Augustus, saw-filer, h 36 Luther. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 74 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Carpenter Henry D, harness-maker, h 18 Clinton. Carpenter John St V, painter, bds 64 Mechanic. Carpenter Lorenzo M, saloon, bds 91 Cooper. Carpenter Mary Ann, widow Henry D, laundress, h 64 Mechanic. Carpenter William A, butcher, h 7 Luther. Carr Francis W, Dept U S 1Tarshal1, h 207 Cooper. Carr Frank R, section boss, bds 207 Cooper. Carr Gilbert C, clerk, h 12 Quarry. Carr Henry, asst civil engineer, bds 207 Cooper. Carr James H, cutter with Joseph Mabley, bds 141 Jackson. Carr Mary, tailoress, bds 309 Main. Carrol John, laborer, h 62 Oak. Carroll Jennie, dressmaker, 215 Main, h same. Carroll John, drayman, bds 105 Mason. Carroll John, brakeman, bds 138 Main. Carroll Mary, tailoress, bds 293 Main. Carroll William, bds 73 Chicago. Carson Benjamin (Bailey, C & Co), h 15 Williams. Carson John W, clerk, h 126 Detroit. Carson Lewis 0 (Bailey, Carson & Co), h 45 Morrell. Carson Sarah E, widow John, h 136 Detroit. Carter Abram, bds 46 Wesley. Carter Erastus H, joiner, h 124 Mill. Carter George, carpenter, bds 66 Jackson. Carter John B (Brown & C), bds Hibbard House. Carter John G, pork house, 76 Jackson, bds 66 Jackson. Carter Mariah E, widow William P, bds 147 Blackstone. Carter Nellie, bds 131 Jackson. Carter Philander L, h 131 Jackson. Carter William E, builder, h 147 Blackstone. Carver John W, shoemaker, h 98 Ford. Cary Ida, dressmaker, bds 35 Second. Cary John, farmer, h 314 North. Cary Martin W, hatter, h 35 Second. Case Calvin, dentist, 266 Main, h same. Case Esther 8, widow Gordon, h 134 Blackstone. Case Norton 5, book keeper, h 188, Mechanic. Case William L, foreman job room, Jackson Daily Citizen Office, h 34 Biddle. Casey Annie, domestic, Seney House. Casey Bridget, domestic, 149 Jackson. Casey Martin, laborer, bds 139 Main. Casey Patrick, grocer, 156 Main, h 161 Ganson. Casey Thomas, shoemaker, h 35 First. Casey Thomas, laborer, bds 170 Main. Cassedy Susan, domestic, 72 Clinton. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 75 Cassedy William, stone mason, bds 160 Main. Cassidy Barnard, laborer, bds 81 Cooper. Cassidy Hugh, panman at the Chemical Works, h 140 Cooper. Cassidy Luke, h 76 Cooper. Cassidy Luke, Jr, laborer, h 76 Cooper. Cassidy Thomas, engineer, h 76 Cooper. Cassidy Rosana, dressmaker, bds 76 Cooper. Castner George, brakeman, h 39 Biddle. Cathcart William Geo, salesman, with J Mabley, 238 Main. Cewlmer Gottlieb, potter, h 161 Park Av. Chadwick William H, clerk, bds 31 Van Buren. Chalcroft Emma, dressmaker, h alley rear of 49 Wesley. Chamberlain Julia A, widow Jared, bds 102 Biddle. Chamberlain Louisa L, school teacher, bds 57 Cortland. Chamberlain Truman, teamster, h 102 Biddle. Chamberlain Will, law student, bds 108 Mason. Chambers Emmet, teamster, bds Mill, with Chas Cluff. Chambers Walter S, asst keeper at the prison, bds 71 Mechanic. Chapin B S (P B Loomis & Co), h 73 Main. Chapin Charles B, carpenter, bds 193 Mechanic. Chapin Ralph P, clerk, h 9 Waterloo Av. Chapin Theda, widow Ransom, h alley rear 265 Main. Chapin Theodore W, book keeper, bds 73 Main Chapman Amanda M, bds 17 Lansing Av. Chapman Augustus H (Chapman & Williams), h 363 Ganson. Chapman Edward P, harness-maker, 253 Main, bds 37 Cortland. Chapman Elizur, carpenter, h 39 Blackstone. Chapman Garrett A (Holland & C), bds Hibbard House. Chapman Guy J, laborer, h 47 Wesley. Chapman Homer T, clerk, bds 47 Wesley. Chapman Horatio S, clerk, bds 120 Trail. Chapman John D, painter, h 364 Ganson. Chapman Luther T, laborer, bds 39 Blackstone. Chapman & Williams (Augustus H C & Alexander A W),, painters, 50 Jackson. Chappell Edwin, miner, h 68 Spring. Chase Daniel, carpenter, h 152 Francis. Cherier Frederick (Hartman & C), saloon, 137 Main, h same. Cherry Robert, street merchant, h 27 Wesley. Child William W, jeweler, 207 Main, h 71 Washington. Chittock Gordon, physician, 209 Main, h 29 Morrell. Chittock Mary A, widow, bds 29 Morrell. Choate Minnie, dressmaker, h 97 Mason. Choate Mrs William N, dressmaker, h 22 North Main. Choate William E, clerk, h 97 Mason. Choate William N, with Bennett and Foster, h 22 North Main. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 76 JACKSON DIRECTORY. PRISON FURNITURE WARE RPOOS. Gilbert, Ransom & Knapp,.Z1fanufaclurers and!Dealers in In Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut. Spring Beds, Mattresses and Lounges, WIIT-QOW-W.A.I1zEJP Houldinav,mirrorsace., JACSEONP MCIGlA. Manufactory at the Michigan State Prison. Warehouse and Salesroom, 241 and 243 1IAlIN STREET. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 77 Christian Church, 27 Francis. Christiansen Peter, teamster, 145 Jackson. Christopher Charles, foreman machine shop, Bennett's Agricultural Foundry, bds 110 Ford. Christopher Joseph, carpenter, h 110 Ford. Christopher Martenis, molder, bds 120 Ford. Christy Peter, laborer, bds Eagle Hotel. Chrouch & Fisher (William H C & David J F), book binders, 129 & 131 Mechanic. Chrouch William H (C & Fisher), bds 21 Washington. Chubb Edward, clerk, bds 158 Main. Church Jay, boot maker, 14 Cortland, h same. Claflin Benager F (Hatch, Claflin & Pettengill), h 11 Second. Clancy Ellen, domestic, 28 North Main. Clapp John, laborer, bds 145 Detroit. Clark Ann, widow William, h 180 Main. Clark A C, carpenter, bds 297 Main. Clark Brothers (William L & John D), dry goods, 245 Main. Clark & Eldred (Myron W C & Zenas C E), grocers, 249 Main. Clark Elmer A, physician, bds 9 First. Clark Emma, hoopskirt maker, bds 37 First. Clark Harriet, dressmaker, bds 65 Ford. Clark Jane, widow John, h 65 Ford. Clark John, laborer, h 37 First. Clark John D (Clark Brothers), h 62 Luther. Clark John W, laborer, bds 280 Main. Clark Laura, domestic, National Hotel. Clark Myron W (Clark & Eldred), h 34 Van Buren. Clark Rosa, domestic, Hibbard House. Clark William H, grocer, h 28 Van Buren. Clark William S (Clark Brothers), h 86 Washington. Classic Anna, domestic, 108 North Main. Classic Elizabeth, domestic, 121 North Main. Clay Henry, barber, h rear 103 Main. Clay Mary Ann, widow William, h 143 Park Av. Clay Sarah A, domestic, 80 Washington. Claypole Benjamin, laborer, h 46 Wesley. Clement, Brown & Co (Charles E C, Alex B & Joseph G Younglove), grocers, 165 Main. Clement Charles E (Clement, Brown & Co), h 368 Main. Clement Eli A, student, bds 368 Main. Clement John, watchman M S R R Depot, bds 21 Oak Av. Clickner John, teamster, bds 3 Lansing Av. Cloes Charles, bds 37 Mill. Clouse Charles, laborer, bds 46 Railroad Av. Cluff Charles D, teamster, h Mill. N. Y. Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. and other Ins. Co's. See p. 144., 78 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Clyne Michael, laborer, bds 52 Mechanic. Cobb David W, farmer, bds 14 Wesley. Cobb Edwin, bds 65 Luther. Cobb E Hanford (C & Hunt), h 65 Luther. Cobb George, cook, Hibbard House. Cobb George E, painter, bds 39 Francis. Cobb Geo G, teamster, bds 39 Francis. Cobb & Hunt (E Hanford C & Edward L H), paper dealers, 108 Mechanic. Cobb Jerome P, night watch, Hurd House. Cobb Ossian H, painter, 100 Mechanic, h 103 Blackstone. Cobb William, teamster, h 16 Clinton. Cockburn Alexander (J & A Cockburn), h 174 Cooper. Cockburn J & A (James & Alexander), proprs stone yard, 57 Oak. Cockburn James (J & A Cockburn), bds 174 Cooper. Cockburn John, apprentice, bds 66 Park Av. Cockburn John, stone cutter, h 32 Mechanic. Cody Euphemia, domestic, 66 Detroit. Cody Hannah, domestic, 48 Oak. Cody Louis E, clerk, bds 53 Cortland. Cody Martin, cooper, h 48 Oak. Cody Orson K, laborer, bds 139 Main. Coe Mariah, domestic, 145 Detroit. Coefield Bridget, widow Patrick, h 58 Francis. Cogwin Michael, laborer, h Highland, Eaton & Webster's add. Cohen Solomon, cigar maker, bds 80 Main. Cohn David, h 60 Francis. Cohn H & M, agents (Henry & Morris), tobaccos and liquors, 187 Main. Cohn Henry (H & M C), bds 60 Francis. Cohn Morris (H & M C), bds 60 Francis. Cohn Semon, clerk, bds 60 Francis. Colberth Elizabeth, domestic, 17 Lansing Av. Colburn Lewis, carpenter, h 68 Chicago. Colby George S, shoemaker, bds 98 Ford. Coldwell Benjamin, shoemaker, bds 148 Park Av. Cole Adoniram J, carpenter, h 51 Lansing Av. Cole Clark, keeper at the prison, h 143 Ganson. Cole Delia C, bds 47 Wesley. Cole Frank M, shoemaker, h 105 West Av. Cole Frederick A, upholsterer, bds 37 Jackson. Cole Mrs, dressmaker, 246 Main. Cole Oliver R, boarding house, 72 Main. Cole William L, laborer, bds 118 State. Coligan Anna, domestic, 43 Washington. Coligan Christopher, laborer, h 76 Belden. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, . .:". **'' / ^ *y 7 / / j ~. JACKSON DIRECTORY. 79 Collamer Byron, barkeeper, bds 124 Park Place. Collamer Mrs Alfred B, h 187 Main. Collins Susan A, widow George Sr, h 183 Mechanic. Collins Thomas G, baker, bds 147 Detroit. Collins William, miner, h north end Blackstone, North Star add. Coltrin Bruce R, yankee notions, bds 51 Wesley. Coltroun Mary, dressmaker, bds 188 Mechanic. Commings Margaret, domestic, 28 North Main. Common Council Rooms, 223 Main. Commons Mary, domestic, corner Cooper and Prison. Comstock Eben, clerk, bds 141 Jackson. Condon Michael, laborer, h 382 Ganson. Conely John D (C & Sharp), h 79 Cortland. Conely & Sharp (John D C & John C S), lawyers, south-east corner Main and Mechanic. Congdon James (C & O'Neil), h 57 Elizabeth. Congdon & O'Neil (James C & Thomas O'N), tinware, 153 Main. Conklin Ellen, domestic, 131 Jackson. Conklin Hannah, dressmaker, bds 152 Cooper. Conklin Thomas, laborer, bds 177 Ganson. Conlan Owen, laborer, bds 41 New York. Connable Ralph, secretary and treasurer Jackson Fire Clay Co, h Riverside add, north of corporation line. Connable Joseph E, h 26 North Main. Connell Michael, machinist, bds 39 Mason. Connell Susan, widow James, h 39 Mason. Connell Thomas, hackman, bds 39 Mason. Conner Joseph, laborer, bds 84 Cooper. Conner John, laborer, bds 197 Cooper. Conway John W, clerk, bds 161 Ganson. Conway Mary, dressmaker, h 180 East Av. Conway Michael, laborer, h 180 East Av. Cook Amenzo MI, cooper, h 66 Park Av. Cook Charles 0, cook, Eagle Hotel. Cook Charles W, painter, h 58 Cortland. Cook George B, shoemaker, bds 13 Harris. Cook Harriet C, school teacher, bds 13 Harris. Cook Joseph K, shoemaker, bds 13 Harris. Cook Merritt S, civil engineer, 196 Main, h 25 Murphy Av. Cook Minard F, carpenter, h 13 Harris. Cook Newton R, clerk, h 66 Clinton. Cook Orlando, cooper, bds 37 Jackson. Cook Peter H, carpenter, h Hill, North Star add. Cook William M, book-keeper, bds 211 Main. Cookingham J V, photographer, 222 Main, h 140 Jackson. Cooley Elihu (Withington C & Co), h 40 Biddle. & Globe Fire Ins. Co., and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. SO JACKSON DIRECTORY. 1I. E. WALDE No Portrait and Landscape S 'ruT DIO Nao 270MAIN STREETY looms 27 d 29 1Durand flock, JACKSON, Y- MICH. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 81 Cooley Susan, dressmaker, bds 20 Cortland. Coon Robert, bds Seney Hosue. Cooney Catharine, domestic, 147 Main. Cooney Margaret, domestic, 344 Main. Cooper Anna R, seamstress, bds 789 Franklin, Cooper Elmer E, laborer, bds 103 State. Cooper Horace, brakeman, h 63 Blackstone. Cooper Oliver L, carpenter, h 103 State. Cooper Stephen, fireman, bds 48 Main. Coots John F, architect and builder, 22 Washington, h 53 Stewart Av. Cope Joseph W, lather, h 94 Oak. Copp Jacob, potter, bds 7 Wesley. Copp Matthias, potter, h 7 Wesley. Copps Charles W (C & Foster), bds Hurd House. Copps & Foster (Charles W C & Albert F), agricultural implements, 45 Luther. Corbet Wayne A, engineer J L & S R R, h 33 Stewart Av. Corbett Henry, laborer, h 256 North. Corbett Simon P, laborer, bds 2&6 North. Cornell Charles B, laborer, bds 142 Detroit. Cornell David C, engineer, h 142 Detroit. Corrigan Mary, domestic, 359 Main. Cosgrove Hannah, domestic, 49 Luther. Cosgrove Mary, domestic, 306 Main. Costello John, fireman, bds 138 Main. Couer De Leor James H, tailor, h 195 Main. Coulson & Norton (William S C & Charles H N), builders, 104 Liberty. Coulson William S (C & Norton), h 23 Williams. County Clerk's Office, 287 Main. County Court House, 289 Main. County Jail, 118 Jackson. Courter Benjamin F, tanner, 280 Main, h 63 Cortland, Courter J Howard, traveling agent, bds 9 First. Covert Cranson, baggageman Ft W J & S R R, bds 6 Greenwood Av. Covert Lewis B, patentee, bds 46 Washington. Cowan Charles, messenger Ft W J & S R R, bds Hibbard House. Cowell James, foreman paint shop Bennett's Agricultural Foundry, h 264 North. Cowkam, Billing & Co (William F U, William B & T C Phelps), agricultural implements, 29 Mill. Cowham William F (Cowham, Billing & Co), General Agent McCormick Reaper and Mower, h 111 Wilkins. Cowhan Archibald, brakeman, bds 217 Cooper. Cowley Thomas, bds 87 Cortland. Cox Elijah Q, meat market, 220 Main, h 369 Main. represents the Republio Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 6 82, JAGKSON DIRECTORY. Cox Samuel, tanner, h 42 Cortland. Cox Sarah A, dressmaker, bds Allen Road, with Wm Cox. Cox William, horse farrier, h Allen Road, McNaughton's add. Cox William J, root beer manuf, 94 Mechanic, bds 42 Cortland. Coy Kendall John, watchman M C R R Depot, h 122 Ford. Cozier Mary A, bds 84 Luther. Cradit John H, drayman, h 35 New York. Cramb Joseph, machinist, h Argyle, MeNaughton's add. Cramer Caroline, domestic, 168 Main. Cramer John, tailor, h 24 Liberty. Crandell John P, carpenter, h 17 Hallett. Crane J N (Johnson & C), res Eaton Rapids. Cranson Betsey, widow Horace, bds 88 Oak. Crawford A M, physician, h 98 Ingham. Crawford Ellen, bds 17 Oak Av. Crawford Marquis D L, farmer, bds 69 Cortland. Crawford Mortimer A, carpenter, h 39 Foot. Crawford Riley C, Chaplain Michigan State Prison, h 90 Trail. Crawford Zeba, farmer, h 60 Cortland. Crawley James, composer at the Chemical Works, h 140 Cooper. Creech David H, h 64 Franklin. Creuley George, tailor, bds 160 Main. Crew Enos, miner, h north end George, North Star add. Crigly Mollie, domestic, 309 Main. Criming Ellen, domestic, 48 Main. Crippen Calvin S, clerk, h 92 Milwaukee. Crippen Delos W, teamster, h 107 State. Crippen George L, harness maker, h 148 Francia. Grippen Mrs C 5, clairvoyant, h 5 Ballard Row. Crispell Theron, mason, bds 75 Stewart Av. Crissy James V, real estate agent, h 81 Franklin. Critchet John, carpenter, bds 91 Cooper. Crittenden Charles H, traveling agent, h 52 First. Crittenden Henry H, carpenter, h 336 Ganson. Crittenden James W, joiner, h 16 Second. Crittenden Martin, carpenter, h 28 Oak Av. Crittenden Wallace W, clerk, bds 16 Second. Crocker Noah W, carpenter, h 3 Harris. Crocker Willis W, mason, h 15 Oak Av. Croff Eugene, propr City Dining Hall, 141 Main. Crombie John W, insurance clerk, bds 43 Clinton. Cromwell J, laborer, bds 44 Clinton. Cromwell Lewis A (Dudley & 0), h 44 Clinton. Croom Henry J, carpenter, h 52 Blackman Av. Crosby Hattie, bds 37 Washington. Cross Alfa, domestic, 33 Francis. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACOSON DIRECTORY. 83 Cross Catherine, widow, bds 27 Franklin. Cross Michael (C & Slack), h 27 Franklin. Cross & Slack (Michael C & David W S), proprs carriage manufy, 41 Luther. Crosswick Robert, servant, 13 Lansing Av. Crosthwaite Albert, butcher, h 31 Main. Crosthwaite George, teamster, bds 31 Main. Crosthwaite Robert, butcher, h 31 Main. Crouch Joseph, farmer, h 65 Mason. Crouch Spencer, boarding house, 193 Mechanic. Crowe Edward, tailor, 231 Main, h 10 Second. Crowell Mrs Almira E, boarding house, 23 Francis. Crowell Simeon S, h 23 Francis. Crowley George (Hamm & C), h 115 Mechanic-. Crumbie John W, clerk, bds 43 Clinton. Calhane John, teamster, bds 48 Oak. Culkin Charles, bar tender, Union Hotel. Cullen James, laborer, bds 197 Cooper. Cullen John, laborer, bds 197 Cooper. Cullen Thomas, conductor Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw R R, bds 49 Luther. Culver E H, machinist, bds 38 Jackson. Cummings Bertrand, cooper, bds 91 Trail. Cunning Mary, widow Hugh, bds 81 Main. Cunningham Patrick, laborer, h 260 North. Curd Precilla, washerwoman, h 176 Milwaukee. Curd Spencer, laborer, h 176 Milwaukee. Curtis Ed, conductor Lansing, Saginaw & M S R R, bds Hibbard House. Curtis Edwin, deputy register of deeds, 287 Main, h 84 Franklin. Curtis William, carpenter, h 55 Cortland. Curtiss Homer A, lawyer, 200 Main, h 64 Cortland. Curtiss John, mechanic, bds 72 Main. Curtiss Luther J, foreman, Bennetts & Wrights sash & blind manufy, h 147 Park Av. Curtiss Mrs H A, millinery & dressmaking, 297 Main, h 64 Cortland. Curtiss Philo J, propr door, sash & blind manufy, 59 Mill, h 143 Van Dorn. Curtman Polk, laborer, h 187 Mechanic. Cushman Artemas S, justice of the peace, 259 Main, h 78 Blackstone. Cuthbert Ernest, cashier Jackson, Lansing & S R R, bds 101 Blackstone. Cuykendall Louisa, domestic, 10 Greenwood. Cuyler M H, widow Charles, bds 95 Wesley. Cuyler Ebenezer, laborer, bds 147 Main. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 34 JACKSON DIRECTORY. WM. F. Campbell & Co., -Uianufacturers of]Rakt MM Pow der, MUSTARD, CREA! TARTAR, GINGER, &e, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN as gtogyes~ picez EX TIIA.CTFS, & C., Peninsular Spice Mill's,5Di 99 Liberty and Hill Sts., JAOKSON, - - - I10AN J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 85 JD Dailey Ambrose, laborer, h 121 Chicago. Dailey Ann, widow William, h 3 Calhoun. Dailey Thomas, laborer, bds 45 Mechanic. Daily Mortimer, laborer, h 46 Rail Road Av. Daily Owen, plasterer, bds 46 Rail Road Av. Daily Thomas, laborer, h 48 Elizabeth. Dakin Elihu F, carriage maker, h 35 Cortland. Dakin John Milton, clerk, bds 35 Cortland. Dalgliesh Elizabeth J, bds east end Ganson. Dallugge August, switchman, h 177 Milwaukee. Dally John L, carpenter, h Spring, North Star add. Dalton Richard, farmer, h 48 Main. Daly Catherine, dressmaker, bds 59 Main. Daly John, tinner, bds 40 Fourth. Daly Lizzie, domestic, h 62 Luther. Daly Patrick, farmer, h 59 Main. Daly Susie, dressmaker, bds 59 Main. Damer Fredrieka, widow Henry, washerwoman, h 80 Second. Dan Ferdinand, laborer, bds 138 Detroit. Danaher Timothy, peddler, h 182 Milwaukee. Danaher Timothy, bell boy, Hibbard House. Dancer Leroy, restaurant, 157 Main, h same. Dancy William J, cooper, h 85 Ingham. Daniels Charles, cooper, bds 22 Clinton. Daniels Emergene P, mason, h 132 Trail. Daniels Emma R, bds 106 Chicago. Daniels George, overseer Bennett's Agricultural Foundry, h 181 Franklin. Daniels Mortimer L, mason, bds 17 Webb. Daniels Philander, mason, bds 17 Webb. Daniels Susan, tailoress, bds 23 Williams. Daremung Maggie, domestic, National Hotel. Darley Thomas, laborer, h Main. Darling Benjamin F, carpenter, h Park, Knapp's add. Darling Mary, widow Charles, bds 78 Ganson. Darling Nancy, widow Josephus, carpet weaver, bds 26 Franklin. Darrow Laura, school teacher, bds 2 Harris. Darrow Lysander F (D & Pennington), h 2 Harris. Darrow & Pennington (L F D & C D P), door, sash & blind manufs, 59 Mill. Dart William H, salesman, bds 71 Mechanic. Datwyler John R, baker, h rear 41 Stewart Av. Datwyler Mary A, domestic, 160 Van Dorn. Dauby Lewis A, R R contractor, h 24 Third. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 86 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Davis Albert C, hides & pelts, 240 Main, h 38 Washington. Davis Arthur C, carpenter, h 122 State. Davis Benjamin F, sign painter, h 151 Cooper. Davis Bell M, bds 162 Jackson. Davis Betsey M, bds 90 Mason. Davis Charlotte M, artist, bds 90 Mason. Davis Darwin, carpenter, bds 153 Cooper. Davis Edward W, clerk, National Hotel. Davis Elisha P, liveryman, h 36 Francis. Davis Francis, domestic, 8 North Main. Davis George, laborer, h 67 North Main. Davis George, jeweler, bds 369 Ganson. Davis John D, warehouseman, h 90 Mason. Davis Lloyd L, dentist, bds 162 Jackson. Davis Montgomery R (Merwin & D), h 162 Jackson. Davis Nathan, joiner, h 101 State. Davis Nathan F, carpenter, h 101 State. Davis Nathan G, grocer, 233 Mechanic, h 175 Mechanic. Davis & Palmer (Rosevelt H D & William H P), physicians, 221 Main. Davis Rosevelt H (D & Palmer), h 141 Jackson. Davis Solomon C, carpenter, bds 101 State. Davison Emma, domestic, 14 Jackson. Dean Benjamin, painter, bds 84 Milwaukee. Dean Charles H, carpenter, h 22 Harris. Deasy Jeremiah (Kelley & D), h 29 Quarry. Deasy Mary, widow Daniel, h 29 Quarry. Debois William, laborer, h 61 Wilkins. Debus Henry, laborer, bds 19 Wesley. DeCamp Nelson, teamster, h 74 Second. Decker Aaron, teamster, h 28 Franklin. Decker Charles W, laborer, bds 179 Cooper. Decker Dewitt, student, h 115 Wilkins. Decker Richard, cooper, bds 25 Clinton. DeDiemar Edward A, boarding house, 182 Mechanic. DeDiemar James N, driver city express wagon, bds 182 Mechanic. DeLamater Bradley M, h 40 Washington. DeLamater Dewitt C, clerk, h 13 Fourth. Delameter Louisa, domestic, west end Griswold. Delameter William H, gardener, h west end Griswold. Deland James S, mail agent J L & S R R, h 199 Mechanic. DeLand Mrs S F, saleswoman, bds 310 Main. Deland William R, h 199 Mechanic. DeLaney Martin, laborer, h 130 Belden. Delahaunty James, laborer, bds 345 Main. Delahunt Patrick, porter with L H Field & Co, bds 65 Franklin. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 87 Delbridge Carrie S, dressmaker, bds 299 Main. Delbridge James K, clerk, h rear 299 Main. Delbridge Maria, widow Richard, housekeeper, 299 Main. Delbridge William H, clerk, h 27 Washington. Dell Isaac N, laborer, bds 54 Jackson. Demay John, tinner, bds Main. Demerest Abram, laborer, h 122 Chicago. Deming Mary, widow Charles, h 25 Williams. Demond Henry, whitewasher, bds 53 Mill. Denison Almond, carpenter, h 146 State. Dennis Elmer, foreman Bennett's Planing Mill, h 79 Blackstone. Dennis Frank M, gardener, h 40 New York. Dennis Henry, machinist, bds 79 Blackstone. Dennis Mary A, boarding house, 21 Washington. Dennison Beeri L, carpenter, h 56 Waterloo Av. Denton Martha, widow John, bds 98 Franklin. Depeel Mary, domestic, 246 Fourth. Derby Ambrosia J, h 236 Ganson. Dermody James, laborer, h 149 Cooper. Desenberg Benjamin, clerk, bds 191 Mechanic. Desenberg Henry, vinegar manuf, 148 Main, h 191 Mechanic. Desenberg Herman, clerk, bds 81 Hamlin. Desenberg Jacob, traveling agent, h 81 Hamlin. Detterow Maggie H, dressmaker, bds 13 Francis. Dettes Charles, potter, h 67 Wilkins. Dettman Charles (Dettman & Weber Bros), h 31 Francis. Dettman & Weber Bros (Charles D Andrew & John W), proprs Peninsular Market, 172 Main. Devaney James, laborer, bds 46 Mechanic. Devaney Mary, widow Barney, bds North end Blackstone, McNaughton's add. Devenport Arthur K, bds 39 Jackson. Devenport George (Geo D & Son), h 39 Jackson. Devenport George & Son (George & Walter C), Meat Market, 113 Jackson. Devenport George, butcher, h 43 Jackson. Devenport George Jr, butcher, bds 299 Main. Devenport Walter C (Devenport & Son), bds 39 Jackson. Devenport William D, meat market, 801 Main, h same. Devers Anna, domestic, 99 Wesley. Devers William, laborer, h 13 Wesley. Devers William H, blacksmith, bds 13 Wesley. Devine Patrick, laborer, h 93 Hamlin. Devlin George M (D & Goodrich), 203 Main. Devlin & Goodrich (George M D & D C G), proprs Jackson Business College, 203 & 205 Main. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 88 JACKSON DIRECTORY. JACOB BEISWENGER, uilder d Zaoniractor. JOB WORK DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. N1ow 17 --W smý Y 1 7S R MANUFACTURERS WINDOW AND DOOR reslie St. OF FRAME8S, AND MIOULDINCS. No. 59 Jackson Street, North of Main. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 89 Devlin Thomas, tailor, bds 27 Washington. Dewey Cordelia, widow Josiah, bds 105 West Av. Dewitt Jennie, cook, European Dining Hall. DeWolf Adelbert O, fireman, bds 38 Mason. DeWolf Almon, carpenter, h 38 Mason. DeWolf Sarah, dressmaker, bds 38 Mason. Deyo Charles H, laborer, bds 174 Milwaukee. Deyo Floyd F, farmer, bds east end Main. Deyo James C, horse dealer, h east end Main. Dibins Henry, laborer, bds 8 Belden. Dicker John E, tinsmith, h 40 Ford. Dickenson Clara, bds 98 Blackstone. Dickinson Artense M, school teacher, bds 33 Stewart Av. Dickinson George 0, blacksmith, 102 Oak, h 196 Cooper. Dickinson Horace K, cutter, 261 Main. Dickinson Julius C, h 67 Milwaukee. Dickinson Lafayette, laborer, bds 67 Milwaukee. Diggs David, laborer, h River, Riverside add. Dilley William, restaurant, 230 Main, h same. Dillie Frank M (Tuthill & D), bds Hibbard House. Dillon & Miller (Robert D & George H M), ornamental plasterers, 22 Luther. Dillon Robert T (Dillon & M), h 60 Blackman Av. Dipple Helen M, saleswoman,-bds 81 Luther. Dittes Charles, potter, h Wilkins. Dittes Ernst (Dwelley Robinson & Co), h 7 Water. Diver Addie M, school teacher, bds 74 Francis. Diver Martha M, school teacher, bds 74 Francis. Diver Nancy A, widow Alden, h 74 Francis. Dixon Simeon, teamster, h 11 Wesley. Doane Levi (Tift & Doane), h 98 Oak. Doctor Louis, clerk, bds 52 Mason. Dodge Abram A, traveling agent, bds 55 Stewart Av. Dodge George A W (Warner & D), bds Hurd House. Dodge & Green (John M D & Byron G), auction and commission, 181 Main. Dodge John M (D & Green), h 33 Webster. Dodge Rogers, bds 101 Blackstone. Dodge Roger E, clerk, bds 82 Washington. Dodge Roscoe, clerk, bds 240 Main. Dodge Thomas, machinist, h 65 Milwaukee. Dodge Waldo S, clerk, bds 82 Washington. Doherty John, bakery, 60 Milwaukee, h same. Doherty Patrick, fireman Jackson City Mills, h 33 Oak Av. Doig Daniel, architect and builder, All ey, rear 221 Main, h 16 First. Doig Daniel J, carpenter, bds 16 First. N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 90 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Doig John, carpenter, bds 16 First. Dolan Frank, engineer, bds 43 Railroad Av. Dolan James, laborer, h 43 Railroad Av. Dolan James, gas fitter, bds 54 North Main. Dolan James, servant, 304 Main. Dolan John, fireman, bds 43 Railroad Av. Dolan William, laborer, h 172 Main. Dolph DeWitt, fireman, h rear 14 Jackson. Donaldson John, Dye Works, 102 Mechanic. Doney Edwin T, farmer, h 58 Lansing Av. Doney Henry W, carpenter, 60 Lansing Av, h 58 Lansing Av. Donnely Barney, miner, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Donnely Lecia, carpenter, bds 13 Railroad Av. Donnely Rose A, seamstress, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. Donnelly Daniel, carpenter, bds 124 Ford. Donnelly Estell, bds 44 Washington. Donnelly James, miner, h 254 North. Doody John, laborer, h 87 Chicago. Doody Margaret, widow Stephen, bds 87 Chicago. Doolan Mary, widow Patrick, bds 127 Washington. Doolan Patrick, laborer, h 24 Fourth. Doran John, laborer, bds 24 Quarry. Doran Kate, dressmaker, bds 24 Quarry. Doran Mary, widow Thomas, h 24 Quarry. Doran Mary, widow, domestic, 182 Fourth. Doran Peter, laborer, bds 24 Quarry. Doran Rosa, tailoress, bds 24 Quarry. Doremus Thomas 0, conductor J L & S R R, h 80 Milwaukee. Dorlan Emma, domestic, National Hotel. Dorr Laura B, dressmaker, h 84 Luther. Dorrance George L (D & Oberliesen), bds 138 Wilkins. Dorrance & Oberliesen (George.TD & Joseph 0), watchmakers, 264 Main. Dorrance William H, dentist, 254 Main, h 138 Wilkins. Dorrill Henry M, bds 13 Lansing Av. Dorrill Marvin, farmer, h 13 Lansing Av. Dorsey Robert H, saloon and boarding house, 139 Main. Doty Harriett E, bds 37 Jackson. Doty Libbie, domestic, 32 Lansing Av. Doty Malinda B, boarding house, 37 Jackson. Dougan G, express messenger, bds Hibbard House. Dougherty Patrick, laborer, h 35 Oak Av. Downey James, laborer, bds 60 Clinton. Downey John, laborer, bds 182 Fourth. Downey Maggie, bds 15 First. Downey Mary, domestic, 362 Main. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 91 Downey Patrick, laborer, h 38 Railroad Av. Doyle Clara M, saleswoman, bds 64 Cortland. Doyle John, engineer, h 177 Cooper. Doyle T Matthew, engineer, h 245 Ganson. Doyer Aaron, carpenter, bds 138 Main. Drake Allen, teamster, h 135 Belden. Drake Alonzo, farmer, bds east end Main. Drake Ellen, domestic, 178 Main. Drake James W, carriage builder, bds 178 Mechanic. Drake Jasper, h 21 Murphy Av. Draper Marvin S, farmer, h 118 West Av. Draper Milton J, farmer, h 118 West Av. Dresser Mary, widow Frank, domestic, 35 Cortland. Drifholt Henry, laborer, bds 160 Milwaukee. Driksler Charles, mason, h 86 Wesley. Drinkwine Mary, domestic, 56 Blackstone. Driscoll James, laborer, h 108 Park Place. Driscoll Oscar, fireman, h 23 Railroad Av. Driscoll Patrick, track repairer, h 77 Mechanic. Dudley & Cromwell (Green D & Lewis A C), barbers, 254 Main. Dudley Green (D & Cromwell), h 130 Trail. Duer John J, carriage trimmer, h 154 Cooper. Duffy Annie, domestic, 310 Main. Duffy Maggie, domestic, 81 Mason. Duncan John, blacksmith, h 362 Ganson. Duncker & Hoyt (May C D & Enos H), barbers, 190 Main. Duncker May C (D & Hoyt), h 41 Mechanic. Dunham Albert, carpenter, h 162 Blackstone. Dunham Charles A, blacksmith, h 7 Hallett. Dunham George, laborer, h 86 Biddle. Dunham Susan M, domestic, 86 Biddle. Dunn Edward, laborer, bds 138 Main. Dunn William W, engineer, h 183 East Av. Durand Charles R (Morrill, Fuller & Co), bds Union Hotel. Durand John T, Real Estate dealer, h 123 Trail. Durfee Abel C, engineer Jackson City Mills, h 51 Milwaukee. Durfee Charles F, engineer Jackson City Mills, h 163 Ganson. Durfee John N, engineer, bds 51 Milwaukee. Durham Robert, propr Eagle Hotel, 98 Main. Dusenbery Henrietta, widow William H, h 25 Francis. Dutcher Alexes, h 89 Wilkins. Dwelley Melzar S (D Robinson & Co), res near county farm. Dwelley, Robinson & Co (Melzer S D, Addison B R & Ernst Dittes), proprs Jackson City Pottery, 3 and 5 Water. Dwyer Moses, carpenter, bds 138 Main. Dyer Charles F, student, bds 7 North Main. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 92 JACKSON DIRECTORY. RS. L. McDOWELL, -DEALER IN-ANDFANCY GOODME ý2ýz 1WALIN-SRET.Jackson, - Ilichighgan. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 93 Dyer Czar J, student, bds 7 North Main. Dyer Nettie E, school teacher, bds 7 North Main. Dyer James A, justice of the peace, 234 Main, h 7 North Main. Dyer Milo E, keeper at the Mich State Prison Insane Asylum. Dyle James, laborer, h 48 Elizabeth. Eagan Fred, mechanic, bds 147 Main. Eagle Hotel, Durham & Beck proprs, 98 Main. Earl John W, soap and candle manuf, 11 Clinton, h 60 Washington. Earl William, conductor M A L R R, bds Hibbard House. Easterday Samuel, clerk, h 63 Main. Eastman George, drayman, h 10 Main. Eastwood Charles W, telegraph operator, M C R R, bds 4 Railroad Av. Eaton Eddie, bds 345 Main. Eaton Francis, cabinet maker, h 81 Mechanic. Eaton Ira, h 67 Wesley. Eaton James R, carpenter, h 7 Harris. Eaton Jerome B, president M A L R R, 246 Main, h 345 Main. Eckermann Simon, clerk, bds 54 Main. Eddy Alson, potter, bds 38 Morrell. Eddy Charley, bds 134 Washington. Eddy John D (Goffe E & Co), h 38 Morrell. Eddy Lemuel C, joiner, h 2 Railroad Av. Edmon James, barber, bds 168 Milwaukee. Edmondson John H, architect and builder, h 20 Harris. Edmunds Asa H, carpenter, h 6 Railroad Av. Edmunds Charles H, clerk, bds 6 Railroad Av. Edmunds William, waiter, bds 6 Railroad Av. Edwards Edward, porter Union Hotel. Edwards Lucinda, widow Edward, washerwoman, h 144 Ford. Egan Anna, milliner, bds 167 Cooper. Egan Charles, laborer, h 167 Cooper. Egan Lawrence, laborer, bds 167 Cooper. Egan Maggie, domestic, 158 Jackson. Egle Francis, laborer, h 24 Clinton. Eggert Frederick I, tailor, h 29 Francis. Eggleston Barnett F (E & Everard), h 105 Francis. Eggleston & Everard (Barnett F E & John R E), merchant tailors, 217 Main. Eggleston George L (Eggleston & Son), bds 43 Webb. Eggleston Leonard (Eggleston & Son), h 43 Webb, Eggleston Nancy, widow Luke, bds 105 Francis. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 94 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Eggleston & Son (Leonard & George L), shells, 43 Webb. Eisenach Rosa, h 49 Mill. Eisensmith Peter, joiner, h 70 Lansing Av. Eldred Zenas C (Clark & E), bds 101 Blackstone. Eliott Edward, well digger, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Eliott Heming, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. Eliott James, well digger, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Elison William H, clerk M C I R freight office, bds Union Hotel. Elkerton William, engineer, bds Hurd House. Ellenwood P A, carpenter, bds 46 Mechanic. Elliott Francis, carpenter, h 68 Lansing Av. Elliott Milo D, apprentice, bds 58 Franklin. Elliott Sterling, planer, bds 21 Francis. Ellis Abram, drayman, h south end Sixth. Ellis Amos P, insurance agent, bds National Hotel. Ellis David, laborer, bds 1 Kennedy, McNaughton's add. Ellis George, laborer, bds 1 Kennedy, McNaughton's add. Ellis Jesse, miner, bds 1 Kennedy, McNaughton's add. Ellis Phineas R, miner, bds 1 Kennedy, McNaughton's add. Ellis Robert, farmer, h 1 Kennedy, McNaughton's add. Elliston Frank M, mason, h 100 Mill. Ellsworth Wanton, bds 218 Main. Elsner Joseph, clerk, bds 59 Washington. Emerling George W, potter, bds 19 Wesley. Emerson & Ashcraft (Charles WE & Elhanan W A), Marble Works, 160 Mechanic. Emerson Charles, mason, h 55 Main. Emerson Charles W (E & Ashcraft), bds 101 Blackstone. Emerson Thomas, harness maker, bds 122 Jackson. Emery Lillian, bds 76 Franklin. Emmons Jonathan H, carpenter, h 61 Francis. Emmons Robert E, clerk, h 197 Main. Emmons Susan, widow Robert, h 189 Main. Emons Frank, milliner, bds 5 Greenwood. Emons Kate, trimmer, bds 5 Greenwood. Engalls Frank, laborer, bds 89 Mason. England Joseph, shoemaker, bds 148 Park Av. England Mary Ann, domestic, 23 Second. England William, laborer, h 148 Park Av. English John, cooper, h 33 Mechanic. Ennis Deloss W, shoemaker, bds 149 Ganson. Erich Lewis, bds 147 Main. Escott Amos, miner, h 84 Cooper. Esty Sidney, carpenter, h 12 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. Esty Polly, widow Sears, bds 12 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 95 Etheridge Rufus B, laborer, bds 168 Milwaukee. Evans Alexander M, butcher, h 196 Mechanic. Evans David, laborer, h 29 Cooper. Evans Delia, bds 58 Washington. Evans Emmet M, butcher, 131 Mechanic, bds 129 Blackstone. Evans John H, fireman, bds 46 Mechanic. Evans Lizzie, domestic, 96 Franklin. Evans William E, butcher, bds 196 Mechanic. Everard John R (Eggleston & E), h 52 Mitchell cor Everard. Everett John W, asst keeper at the prison, h 84 Trail. Every Isaac L (E & Skuse), h 155 Mechanic. Every & Skuse (Isaac L E & John M S), grocers, 155 Mechanic. Ewers Norman A, boarding house & shoe shop, 91 Trail. Excell J Wesley, carpenter, h 100 Franklin. F ader Ida F, domestic, 80a Main. Fader Ella, domestic, 33 Webster. Faiest Michael, butcher, bds 108 Ford. Fair Cecilia, milliner, bds 12 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. Falan Patrick, laborer, bds 14 Clinton. Falihee Anna T, domestic, 71 Washington. Falihee James, saloon & billiards, 169 Main, bds 48 Clinton. Falihee Kate, tailoress, bds 175 Cooper. Falihee Marie, bds 48 Clinton. Falihee Matthew, painter, bds 293 Main. Fallen Lands, mason, h 51 Elizabeth. Falstreau Louis B, job printer, h 184 Milwaukee. Faning John, laborer, h 247 Ganson. Fanning Michael, mason, h 77 Wilkins. Fanning Nora, domestic, 61 Washington. Faran Patrick, laborer, h 47 Elizabeth. Fargo William H, book keeper, Jackson Savings Bank, h 312 Main. Farley Ezra W, mason, h 65 Ford. Farnham Ebenezer, physician, h 10 Fourth. Farnsworth Ellery C, blacksmith, h 70 Cooper. Farr Comfort D, 280 Main. Farrand Fairchild, lawyer, office rear 270 Main, bds 255 Main. Farrell John, tinner, h 56 Stewart Av. Fasol Peter J, engineer, h 5 Wesley. Fassett Aaron, pastor African Methodist Church, h 42 Mill. Faustmann Edward, engineer, h 183 Milwaukee. Pay John W, physician, h 61 Mechanic. Fay Mary R, music teacher, bds 61 Mechanic. Feldher Anthony, clerk, bds Hurd House. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144, 986 JACKSON DIRECTORY. lackson IAtneu - S TEAMI------ PRINTING ESTABLISHIENT! 202 MAIN STREET. THE OLDEST DAILY.PAPER In Central 1 Michigan. Daily Established in 1865. Weekly Established in 18837. LARGEST CIRCULATION P Of any Paper Between Detroit and cicago.-qn 5ob FIli*U*N 2 IN ALL ITS BRBANCHES. All the Latest Styles of Type, Fast Presses, and Good Workmen. EPuIOES WAZ DOWNY I O'DONNELL & REYNOLDS, PUBLISHERS. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON bIRECTORY. 97 Fenton G A, cooper, bds 43 Mechanic. Fenton George W, cooper, h 43 Mechanic. Fenn Daniel C, traveling agent, h 54 First. Fenn Zealton M, bds 54 First. Ferguson Anna, domestic, 143 State. Ferguson George, street broker, h 212 Cooper. Ferguson George A, clerk, h 81 Cortland. Ferguson Peter, clerk, h 143 State. Ferl John, laborer, bds 125 Belden. Ferl Peter H, machinist, h 125 Belden. Feri William, blacksmith, bds 125 Belden. Ferrier William, night watch M 0 RC R Depot, h Hill, North Star add. Ferris Alonzo, h 134 Ford. Ferris Cornelia, bds 134 Ford. Ferris Mary A, bds 134 Ford. Ferris Nelson, brickmaker, h 24 Cooper. Ferris Silas, foremati Porter's brick yard, h 5 Cooper. Ferris Wilson, brickmaker, h 20 Cooper. Ferry Al, bds 56 Cortland. Pethers Thomas, broom-maker, bds 114 Ford. Field & Fountain (Oscar S F & Cyrus H F), proprs Magnetic Pop Manufy, 12 Luther. Field Horace, h 57 Cortland. Field L H & Co. (Leonard H F & Edmund E Stiles), dry goods & carpets, 263 Main. Field Leonard H (L H F & Co), h 65 Franklin. Field Margaret, widow Leonard H, bds 89 Washington. Field Martin L, carpenter, bds 29 Washington. Field Oscar S (F & Fountain and F & Sheldon), h 89 Washington. Field & Sheldon (Oscar S F & Luman E 8), proprs Exchange Coffee House, 218 Main. Fielder A, clerk, bds Hurd House. Fielding William, barber, 209 Main, h 75 Milwaukee. Fifield Abbie A, bds 25 Jackson. Fifield George William, book keeper, bds 25 Jackson. Fifield George W, h 25 Jackson. Fifield Levi, farmer, h 65 Clinton. Fifield Lucinda P, bds 29 Jackson. Fifield Maria E, bds 25 Jackson. Fifield William P, farmer, h 29 Jackson. Fight Alexander, errand boy, bds 75 Ford. Fight William, laborer, h- 75 Ford. Fillotson Dorr, clerk, bds 33 Jackson. Finch George, farmer, h Griswold, near Greenwood Av. Fink John B, brakeman, h 87 Franklin. Ins, Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 7 98 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Finn James, grocer, 152 Main, h 97 Ingham. First National Bank, Alonzo Bennett prest, J C Bonnell cashier, 223 Main. Fish Ellen P, bds 145 Jackson. Fish J Franklin, driver American Express wagon, h 3 Francis. Fish Hervey N, helper, bds 8 Washington. Fish Myron W, dealer in lightning-rods, h 3 Main. Fish & Pless (Truman D F & Andrew C P), grocers, 153 Mechanic. Fish Rebecca, widow Libbeous, h 25 North Main. Fish Truman D (F & Pless), h 43 Franklin. Fish Walter, h 145 Jackson. Fisher Albert H, cooper, h 48 Elizabeth. Fisher Ann L, nurse, bds 109 Mason. Fisher Byron 0, clerk, bds 197 Mechanic. Fisher B G, miller, bds Union Hotel. Fisher David J (Chrouch & F), bds 21 Washington. Fisher Delos, cooper, h 31 Mechanic. Fisher Frederick, laborer, h on M A R R. Fisher Homer D, clerk, h 42 Washington. Fisher Leonard, laborer, h 163 Park Av. Fisher Sarah E, music teacher, bds 197 Mechanic. Fitzgibbons James, carpenter, bds 197 Cooper. Fitzmire Christopher, restaurant, 68 Mill, h same. Flandermeyere Frank, foreman at the Prison, h 46 Murphy Av. Flannigan James, saloon, 220 Cooper. Fleischer & Co (John & George Fleischer), shoe shop, 7 Luther Fleischer George (Fleischer & Co), h 198 Cooper. Fleischer Jacob, baker, h 128 State. Fleischer John (Fleischer & Co), bds 198 Cooper. Flemming John, laborer, bds 110 Main. Flemming John W, laborer, bds 110 Main. Fletcher Charlotte, domestic, 91 Blackstone. Fletcher David H, photographer, bds 148 Main. Fletcher Lorenzo, h 44 Cortland. Fletcher Matilda, domestic, 93 Blackstone. Flitcraft P R, teacher, Gregory Seminary, bds 309 Main. Flinn John, laborer, h 52 Park Av. Flinn John, laborer, h 18 Liberty. Flinn Michael, gas fitter, bds 156 Cooper. Flinn Michael B, laborer, bds 156 Cooper. Flinn Thomas, laborer, h 189 East Av. Flint Jennie, preceptress, bds 87 Cortland. Flowers Abram, shoemaker, h 163 Francis. Flowers Emma, domestic, 50 Mason. Flowers Isaac, shoemaker, h 8 Biddle. Flynn Ellen, domestic, 24 Main. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 99 Flynn John, shoemaker, h 101 Perrine. Flynn Mary, domestic, 153 East Av. Fobbs Thomas, laborer, bds 45 Mill. Fogerty John, mason, bds Mosher House. Fogle Frederick, laborer, bds 20 Clinton. Follen Daniel, laborer, h 158 State. Follen Patrick, laborer, h 42 Railroad Av. Follett Silas, agent Dime Knitting Machine, 1 Keystone Block, bds 314 Ganson. Foote Dennis, bartender, bds 14 Railroad Av. Foote Eliza, widow Cornelius, h 14 Railroad Av. Foote Helen B, widow Guy, bds 99 Wesley. Forbes Thomas, laborer, bds 45 Mill. Force Jack C, laborer, bds 219 Franklin. Ford Albert, messenger boy, J L & S R R Office, bds 52 Blackstone. Ford Charles, tobacconist, h 329 Main. Ford George W (W N Buck & Co), bds 90 Milwaukee. Ford Jarvis, painter, bds rear 266 Main. Ford Whitman D, merchant, 222 Main, res two miles east of Hibbard House, near brick schoolhouse. Forsh Moses, restaurant, 168 Main, h same. Fosha Reuben C, printer, h Main. Foster Albert (Copps & F), h 69 Jackson. Foster Caroline, widow Asahel, domestic, 25 Second. Foster David R, carpenter, bds 8 Hallett. Foster Frederick M, Grand Sec I0 0 F, 218 Main, h 89 Wesley. Foster George, shoemaker, h 32 Blackstone. Foster George A (Bennett & F), bds 53 Cortland. Foster Joseph, mechanic, bds 147 Main. Foster Joseph, brewer, bds 147 Main. Foster Lilian, bds 53 Cortland. Foster Sylvia, widow Henry, h 53 Cortland. Foster Ulysses T, foreman at the Prison, h 98 Blackstone. Fountain Cyrus H (Field & F), h 26 First. Fowler Frank, teamster, bds Argyle,'McNaughton's add. Fowler Mary J, widow Alanson, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Fox Albert, shoemaker, bds 46 Mechanic. Fox Anthony, laborer, bds 108 Detroit. Fox Emma, domestic, 73 Ford. Fox Jacob, laborer, h 163.Park Av. Fox Joseph H, laborer, h 108 Detroit. Fox Mathias J, laborer, bds 108 Detroit. Fox Orila, widow Oliver, h 73 Ford. Fox Oliver L, shoemaker, h 120 Mason. Fox Randall, shoemaker, bds 178 Main. Fox William H, traveling agent, h 194 Mechanic. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144, 100 JAoCsoN DIRECTOY. C. CAS.:a D Dm. S,O OFTICE, *ARION *OUSE -LOCK, 00 ia***f D. A. TINKER & CO. SADDLERY HARDWARE, TRUNKS & TRAVE I*NG BAGS, 251 Mifain Street, D,. A. TINHER7:A. B. TINKER JACKSON, MICIH. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 101 Foxen James F, restaurant, M C R R Depot, h 130 Main. Fralick Carrie, widow David, h 55 Blackstone. Francis George W, laborer, h north end George, North Star add. Francis Hozza, spooler, h west end of Fair Ground. Frank J Peter, laborer, bds 51 Mill. Franks Ezra, carpenter, h 106 Chicago. Fredricks Egge W, laborer, bds 147 Main. Freeman David B, boots & shoes, 236 Main, h 350 Ganson. Freeman Emma, bds 26 Mason. Freeman Philip, laborer, h 53 Mill. Freeman Samuel, millinery & fancy goods, 195 Main, h 125 Detroit. French Annah C, guard at the Prison, h 141 Ganson. French Charles A, clerk, bds 82 Franklin. French Columbus, carpenter, h 28 Foot. French Harriet, widow Joshua, tailoress, h 82 Franklin. French Henry, student, bds 105 Chicago. French Irvin, teamster, bds 34 Third. French James, well borer, bds 160 Main. French William, farmer, h 105 Chicago. Frey Christian (G & C F), h 30 Lansing Av. Frey Frederick, brewer, bds 38 Lansing Av. Frey G & C (Gottlieb & Christian), brewers, 38 Lansing Av. Frey Gottlieb (G & C F), h 38 Lansing Av. Frey John G, brewer,.bds 38 Lansing Av. Frey Louise, bds 30 Lansing Av. Frey Mary, bds 30 Lansing Av. Friesner Henry, clerk, bds 58 Mason. Fritts William D, lawyer and claim agent, 214 Main. Fritz Adolph, cigar maker, h 130 Hamlin. Frost Josiah B, gas machines and fixtures, 196 Main, h 133 Franklin. Frost Richard H, flour and feed, 204 Main, h 8 Greenwood. Ft Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R R Office, Main, cor Milwaukee. Fuller Alonzo D, with Rice & McConnel, h 92 Mason. Fuller Deborah J, dressmaker, 197 Main, h same. Fuller George C, clerk, Hibbard House. Fuller Joseph C, lightning-rod agent, bds 17 Oak Av. Fuller Libbie H, dressmaker, bds 92 Mason. Fuller Mrs S H S, dressmaker, 109 Jackson, h same. Fuller Wallace, teamster, h 25 Franklin. Fuller William B (Morrill F & Co), bds Hurd House. Funke Julius F, cigar maker, bds National Hotel. Furbish Isaac L, shoemaker, h 89 Milwaukee. Or Gaebelein John, shoemaker, h 149 Park Place. Gage Della, domestic, 300 Main. N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 102 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Gale Lillian, bds 34 Washington. Gallagher Frank A, compositor, bds 62 Spring. Gallagher Margaret, domestic, Hurd House. Gallup Alonzo, bar tender, 178 Main. Gallup Milo, assist keeper at the Prison, h 124 Cooper. Galivan Eliza, widow John, h 12 Clinton. Galvin Ann, domestic, 95 Blackstone. Galvin Maggie, domestic, 144 Main. Galvin Michael, mason, h 65 Main. Galway Rebecca, seamstress, bds 41 Stewart Av. Gamble William H, book keeper, h 145 Washington. Gamby Lizzie A, bds 172 Main. Gannane James (Owen & G), h 201 Mechanic. Gardiner Emily, widow Silas, h 341 Ganson. Gardiner James C, foreman Planing Mill, h 77 Ford. Gardner Albert, farmer, h 10 Jackson. Gardner Abigal, tailoress, h 77 Mason. Gardner John, laborer, bds Mosher House. Gardner John, wheat buyer, h 26 Van Buren. Gardner Nancy A, widow John, h 48 Trail. Garrett George W, hostler, bds 35 Luther. Garrett Isaac, propr boarding stable, 35 Luther. Gartland Thomas, laborer, h 58 Park Av. Gass Henry, saloon and boarding house, 135 Main. Gates Charles S, painter, h 75 Wilkins. Gates George, h 70 Cortland. Gates Louisa, widow Increase S, bds 75 Wilkins. Gates Mary, bds 70 Cortland. Gates Porter, moulder, bds 70 Cortland. Gatlin Mary, domestic, h North Main. Gaunt John G, printer, bds 193 Mechanic. Gavin Isaac R, propr brewery, 152 Park Av, h 150 Park Av. Gay Hiram (Hiram Gay & Co), res Detroit. Gay Hiram & Co (Hiram & Jonathan R G), yankee notions, 205 Main. Gay Jonathan R (Hiram Gay & Co), res Stoughton, Mass. Gee John, Jr, blacksmith, h 55 Mechanic. Gee John, Sr, blacksmith, h 55 Mechanic. Gee Leah, widow Henry, h 65 Mechanic. Geer Eliza A, domestic, 128 Cooper. Geer Mariah, domestic, 214 Mechanic. Geer Phebe, bds 35 Washington. Gelston William, cook, Greggs' restaurant. Gengenbach Dora, domestic, 208 Mechanic. Gentner Frank, section boss M S R R, h 51 Wilkins. George John (Bennett & G), h 12 Cooper. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 103 George Thomas H, foreman L P Gregg's bakery, bds 124 Ford. QGerman Isaac S, laborer, h 64 Lansing Av. Gibbins James, mason, bds 48 Main. Gibbs John, cooper, h 145 Ganson. Gibson Charlotte, widow Reuben, bds 133 Washington. Gibson Douglas (Rice, Pratt & Co), president Jackson Savings Bank, h 302 Main. Gibson Robert A, plumber, bds 164 Jackson. Gibson Thomas H, painter, h 168 Blackstone. Gibson Thomas, mason, h 164 Jackson. Gibson William A, physician, 280 Main, bds 164 Jackson. Gibson William K (G & Wolcott), h 133 Washington. Gibson & Wolcott (William K G & Grove H W), lawyers, 196 Main. Giddings James (Welsh & G), h 60 West Av. Gies George C, (Roller Composition Co), bds 47 Franklin. Gifford George M, night watch, Union Hotel. Gifford Orrin, proprietor Union Hotel, 169 Main. Gilbert & Co (Mary J G & Jannett Stewart), milliners and agents Davis' Sewing Machine, 21 Mill, cor Liberty. Gilbert D Seymour (G, Ransom & Knapp), h 319 Main. Gilbert Henry G, accountant, bds 101 Blackstone. Gilbert Henry (G, Ransom & Knapp), res Kalamazoo. &ilbert James, laborer, bds 30 Mason. Gilbert Mary J (Gilbert & Co), bds 5 Keystone block. Gilbert Mortimer, joiner, h 136 Blackstone. Gilbert, Ransom & Knapp (Henry and D Seymour G, Henry C R, Hollis F K, E A Carder & John McKee), proprs Prison Furniture Manufy, salesroom 243 Main. Gilbert Sophia C, widow Harry H, h 76 Ganson. Gilbert William, teamster, h 26 Franklin. Giles William H, laborer, bds 8 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. Gillam Betsey, domestic, 71 Clinton. Gillespie Arabelle M, bds 219 Milwaukee. Gillespie Arthur, copyist, bds 66 Jackson. Gillespie Bros (Joseph A & John W), barbers, 147 Main. Gillespie David, insurance agent, bds 21 Washington. Gillespie John H, mason, bds 85 Oak. Gillespie John W, barber, bds 56 Cortland. Gillespie Joseph A, barber, bds 56 Cortland. Gillespie William S, carpenter, h cor Union and Fourth. Gillett David, hostler, bds 104 Blackstone. Gilman Jerome, harness maker, bds 122 Jackson. Gilman Millard F, cooper, bds 174 Cooper. Gilson Gertrude, dressmaker, bds 28 Second. Gilson Hugh, boiler maker, bds 28 Second. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 104 JACKSON DIRECTORY. D RA JM TIHI0MA 8 THE GREAT In dida P hy ~a isian EQOCATLED AT' No. 83 Jackson Street, A Successfully Treats all Curable ca CHRONIC DISEASES. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 105 Gilson James, express driver, bds 28 Second. Gilson John B (Snow, Gilson & Co), bds 28 Second. Gilson Mary, widow William, h 28 Second. Gilson William, boiler maker, bds 28 Second. Ginter Sarah, housekeeper, Hibbard House. Ginter Peter, potter, bds 19 Wesley. Gither Emma, domestic, Hibbard House. Girard Edward P, clerk, h 87 Milwaukee. Glancy John, laborer, h 108 Wilkins. Glancy Kittie, domestic, Hurd House. Glasford James W (G & Thompson), h 153 Jackson. Glasford & Thompson (James W G & Eleazer T), wholesale millinery & fancy goods, 241 Main. Glasgow James, asst keeper at the Prison, bds 86 Detroit. Glasgow R D, physician, bds 93 Franklin. Glass William, car repairer, bds 48 Main. Gleason Emerson J, brakeman, h 124 Detroit. Glenon Mary, domestic, Hibbard House. Glynn John, laborer, bds 98 Chicago. Glynn James, laborer, h 98 Chicago. Glynn Richard (Jackson Foundry & Machine Co), bds Hurd House. Goddard Seth, mason, bds Seney House. Godfrey Wright, engineer, bds National Hotel. Godley George A, conductor M A L R R, h 174 East Av. Goffe, Eddy & Co (William G, John D Eddy & George W Remington), proprs Pottery, 17 Franklin. Goffe William (G, Eddy & Co), bds Union Hotel. Goldsmith Abraham, hides & pelts, h 91 Milwaukee. Goldsmith Charles H, carpenter, bds 309 Main. Goldsmith Henry, cattle broker, h 28 Biddle. Goodison Elizabeth M, widow John C, bds 133 Blackstone. Goodlet James, plumber at the Chemical Works, bds 2 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. Goodrich D C (Devlin & G), 203 Main. Goodrich Michael F, blacksmith, bds 178 Mechanic. Goodwin Charles P (G & Patterson), h 39 North Main. Goodwin & Patterson (Charles P G & Charles J P), jewelry & sewing machines, 264 Main. Goodyear Albion A, carriage maker, h 364 Ganson. Goodyear John (Goodyear & Knapp), livery, 18 & 20 Francis, bds Hibbard House. Goodyear & Knapp (John G & Charles A K), proprs Jackson City Omnibus Hack & Baggage line, 18 & 20 Francis. Gorham Martha, bds 42 Mill. Gorham S Denton, clerk, bds 322 Main. Gorham Seymour B, conductor Ft W J & S R R, bds 322 Main. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 106 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Goss George, farmer, h 55 Cortland. Goss Orville A, engineer, bds 46 Mechanic. Gothan Edward, baker, h 94 Wilkins. Gothan Edward, Sr, baker, 183'Main, h same. Gothan Herman, laborer, bds 211 Park Place. Gottslin John, laborer, h 185 Milwaukee. Goudy Charles H, clerk, bds 37 Jackson. Gougeon Joseph, broommaker, bds 23 Francis. Gould Andrew J, general agent Equitable Life Assurance Society, 196 Main, h Maple Av. Gould James (Hall & G), h 12 First'. Gould John, painter, bds 46 Franklin. Goulett Louis X, foreman Jackson Daily Patriot Office, h cor Mason and Blackstone. Grady Margaret, domestic, 71 Main. Graham Charles, laborer, h Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Graham George, laborer, h on Whitney Av. Graham John, laborer, h Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Graham Richard, laborer, bds Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Graham Richard, laborer, bds Whitney Av. Graham Robert, laborer, bds Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Graham Robert, h 114 Wilkins. Graham Thomas, laborer, bds Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Graham William, laborer, bds Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Gramer Thomas, laborer, h 3 Washington. Grandy Abbey, widow Luther F, h 59 Clinton. Grandy Charles L, machinist, h 59 Clinton. Grandy John B, harness and feed store, 122 Jackson, h 142 Washington. Grant Robert, laborer, h 7 Main. Gravehill Sarah, domestic, 23 First. Graves Arthur L, clerk, bds 108 Franklin. Graves Harrison, laborer, bds 84 Cooper. Graves Louisa C, widow James, h 108 Franklin. Gray John, railroad contractor, h 118 Ford. Gray William, tinner, bds 178 Mechanic. Green Ann, pastry cook, Hibbard House. Green Byron (D & Green), jeweler, 179 Main, h 10 Greenwood. Green Chauncey, grain dealer, h 40 Jackson. Green Edith 5, bds 40 Jackson. Green Geo W, laborer, h 40 Stewart Av. Green Morris U, farmer, bds 40 Jackson. Green Sarah, domestic, 80 Oak. Green Timothy, cooper, h 196 Cooper. Green William D, miller, h 113 Park Place. Gregg Frank L, clerk, bds 23 Van Buren. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 107 Gregg Herman L, confectionery, h 35 Washington. Gregg Levi P, with Wm A Gregg, 228 Main, h 23 Van Buren. Gregg William A, grocer and baker, 228 Main, h 87 Milwaukee. Gregory Austin, laborer, h 69 Stewart Av. Gregory Austin A, laborer, bds 69 Stewart Av. Gregory Charles, machinist, bds 67 Mechanic. Gregory Elizabeth M, teacher, bds 69 Stewart Av. Gregory Frederick, bds 71 Washington. Gregory Levina H, widow Harlow B, h 69 Stewart Av. Gregory Uriah, president Gregory's Seminary, 18 North Main, h cor Jackson and Mason. Gress Katie M, domestic, 148 Jackson. Gridley Hon G Thompson, lawyer and U S assessor, 270 Main, h 355 Main. Gridley Howard H, baggage master J L & S R R, h 49 Luther. Gridley Norman E, asst civil engineer, bds 49 Luther. Gridley Wm Seward, lawyer, 270 Main, bds 355 Main. Griffith Alice, bds 375 Main. Griffith Dan, tinner, h 51 Wesley. Griffith Ebenezer B (0 Griffith & Son), bds 375 Main. Griffith Helen, bd 375 Main. Griffith Henry D (Hills & Griffith Bros), h 47 Francis. Griffith Hosea W (Hills & Griffith Bros), res Marshall. Griffith H D, marble dealer, h 47 Francis. Griffith Kate M, bds 375 Main, Griffith Owen (0 G & Son), h 375 Main. Griffith 0 & Son (Owen & Ebenezer B), hardware, 157 Mechanic. Griggs Warren W, baker, bds 114 Ford. Grindall George H, gas fitter, h 387 Ganson. Grinnell C G, h 85 Cortland. Grinnell Eliza J, widow Rev D T, h 65 Wesley. Griswold Guy, bds 46 Washington. Griswold Lorenzo, tailor, h 216 Fourth. Grones Joseph, tailor, h 71 West Av. Groom Owen, state agent U C Life Ins Co, 184 Main, bds Hibbard House. Gross Barney, marble cutter, h 19 Wesley. Gross Benjamin S, lightning-rod agent, h 207 Milwaukee. Grosskopf John F, laborer, h 69 Francis. Grosvenor Edgar A, brakeman, bds National Hotel. Guiteau Frank R, drug clerk, bds 66 Cortland. Gunn Charles, boarding house, 189 Main. Guthery A M, commission agent, with Joshua Haire. Guynane Mary, widow John, h 175 Cooper. Guyse William F, teamster, h 222 Mechanic. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 108 JACKSON DIRECTORY. FT, WAYNE, JACKSON & SAGINAW R. R. New Through Route North and South, CONNECTING THE lfichigan Lumber and Salt Regions of the Saginaw Valley ----- WITH ---- Indianac, Kentuckcy, Illinois and oter South and South-western States. THE SHORTEST & MOST DIRECT ROUTE -TOSt. LOUIS, LAFAYETTE, INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, &c., &c. Freight Rates Reasonable and Satisfactory. P. B. LOOMIS, Pres. W. H. REESE, Asst. Supt. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 109 Hadden George, drayman, h 14 Franklin. Hadden George, Jr, drayman, bds 14 Franklin. Hadden John, potter, bds 14 Franklin. Haddock Carrie B, widow Silas F, ladies' hair dresser, 215 Main, h same. Hagar Mary Ann, widow Peter, bds north end George, North Star add. Hague Edrick H, painter, h 175 Ganson. Hague Edmund H (H H & Son), h 41 North Main. Hague Henry (H H & Son), h 129 Blackstone. Hague H & Son (Henry & Edmund H), painters, 109 Jackson. Hague Robert T, gardener, bds 69 Washington..HagueThomas R, painter, h 69 Washington. Hague William R, painter, h 133 Blackstone. Hahn William F (Stackel & H), 208 Main. Haight George W, h 8 Lansing Av. Haight William H, clerk, h 46 Trail. Raines Judson, blacksmith, bds Mosher House. Hair John, engine wiper, bds 25 Cooper. Haire Catharine, dressmaker, h 43 Jackson. Haire Clark M, check boy, bds 43 Jackson. Haire Joshua, sewing machine agent, 220 Main, h 302 Ganson, Haire Libbie M, dressmaker, bds 43 Jackson. Haire Robert J, bds 302 Ganson. Haire William C, bds 43 Jackson. Hale Alvin C, clerk, h 106 Mason. Hale Newell, clerk, bds 87 Cortland. Hale Salmon P, h 87 Cortland. Haley Anna, domestic, 206 Mechanic. Hall Albion P, machinist, h 91 Detroit. Hall Edmund M, clerk, Seney House. Hall Frank A, fireman, bds 2 Ballard Row. Hall & Gould (Nathaniel B H & James G), Real Estate, Insurance, Loans and Law Office, 239 Main. Hall Henry, Jr, engineer, h 205 Cooper. Hall Henry R, night watch at the Prison, bds 271 Ganson. Hall J G, telegraph operator, bds Hurd House. Hall James, telegraph operator, bds 25 Francis. Hall Minerva, h 8 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. Hall Nathaniel B (H & Gould), h 4 Greenwood. Hall Oliver, h 127 Greenwood Av. Hall Reuben, conductor, bds Hurd House. Hall William H, Jackson book agency, M C R R Depot, bds 217 Cooper. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 110 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Hall William S, laborer, bds 18 Cortland. Hallett Charles B (H & Todd), h 178 Francis. Hallett & Todd (Charles B H & Robert T T), flour and feed, 167 Mechanic. Halpin Eunice, widow Patrick, washerwoman, h 158 Wilkins. Halsey Daniel, laborer, bds 402 Ganson. Halsted George, painter, bds cor West Av, near Franklin. Hamblin James B, laborer, h 7 Prison. Hamblin Lizzie, milliner, bds 7 Prison. Hamilton Alice, domestic, 66 Cortland. Hamilton Eugene, baggageman, G R V R R, h 14 Harris. Hamilton John, furnaceman at the Chemical Works, bds 2 St Johns.. Av, Bennett & George add. Hamilton Mills, clerk American Express Office, bds Hibbard House,,. Hamilton M D, driver American Express Wagon, bds National Hotel,. Hamilton ---, laborer, bds 30 Mason. Hamilton Samuel G, bar-tender, h 111 Jackson. Hamlinson Gustav, tanner, bds 71 Ganson. Hamm Nicholas (H & Crowley), h 115 Mechanic. Hammer Jacob, mason, h 104 Hamlin. Hammer Jesse, laborer, bds east end Main. Hammill James, lawyer, h 109 Mason. Hammond Josiah T, clerk Jackson Savings Bank, h Maple, Webb's add. Hamp Emma, student, bds 114 Mason. Hanaford Robert, gardener, h 42 North Main. Hanagan Andrew, laborer, bds east end Main. Hanaw Joseph, European banker, 184 Main, h 37 Franklin. Hanaw Henry, produce dealer, bds 80 Main. Hance Maria, teacher 1st Ward public school, bds 103 Blackstone. Hand Horatio W, h 83 Franklin. Handy Fronie, bds 41 Cortland. Handy Thomas C, mason, h 25 Webb. Hanes Benjamin, farmer, h 56 Oak Av. Hanks Hattie M, music teacher, bds 78 Oak. Hanley William, cooper, bds 145 Ganson. Hanna Henry, agent Jackson Daily Patriot, h 122 Mason. Hanna John N, mason, h 149 Ganson. Hanna Louisa, domestic, 55 Stewart Ay. Hannifan Jeremiah, jewelry and fancy goods, 161 Main, h sami. Hannis John, day watchman, M C R R, bds Milwaukee. Hanson John, laborer, bds 138 Detroit. Harbaugh Daniel, carpenter, bds 56 Mechanic. Harbeck Maria, domestic, Hurd House. Harden Thomas (Bowers & H), 164 Main. Harding James, carpenter, h 169 Jackson. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 111 Hardy Alonzo L, carpenter, h 21 Harris. Hardy Sarah, widow Benjamin, bds 21 Harris. Haze Libbie, domestic, 132 Detroit. Harkness Mary A, domestic, 117 Trail. Harmon Almon S,'h 79 Milwaukee. Harmon Willard, laborer, h Griswold, near Greenwood. Harmon William, h Griswold, near Greenwood. Harper Henry, clerk, bds 122 Jackson. Harper Solomon, book keeper, bds 122 Jackson. Harr John G, carpenter, h 84 Ingham. Harrington Daniel S, laborer, h 89 Mason. H-1arrington Jerome T, clerk, h 109 Mason. Harris Charles W, asst keeper at the Prison, h 327 Ganson. Harris Elias, laborer, h north end George, North Star add. i. Harris Samuel, servant, 317 Main. Harris William B, clerk, bds 66 Jackson. Harrison James B, boots and shoes, 226 Main, bds 76 Francis. Harrison Michael A, watchman J L & S R R, h north end Blackstone, North Star add. Harrod Rev Leonard, h Maple, North Star add. Hart Alexander, mason, bds 60 Blackman Av. Hartman & Cherrier (Philip H & Frederick C), proprs Summer Garden, 88 Hamlin. Hartman Philip (H & Cherrier), 88 Hamblin. Hartshorn William N (E B Smith & Co), bds Hurd House. Harvey Arthur W, harness maker, bds 144 Wilkins. Harvey Betsey, widow Silas F, h 144 Wilkins. Harvey Katie, domestic, 51 Franklin. Harvey Ozro K, laborer, h 56 Cortland. Harwood George C, clerk, bds 105 Morrell. Harwood Isaiah M, nurseryman, h 105 Morrell. Haskins George C, carpenter, h 47 Francis. Haskins Hiram, joiner, h 49 Francis. Haskyns John, carpenter, bds 70 Francis. Hasley John, laborer, bds 108 Main. Hasness Gideon, carriage maker, h 92 Detroit. Hastings Earl P, clerk J L & S R R Office, h 128 Ford. Hastings John H, clerk, bds 81 Cortland. Hastings William M, general freight agent Ft W J & S R R, h 93 Wilkins. Hatch, Claflin & Pettengill (Hiram F H, Benager F C and Stowell G & William P), boots and shoes, 221 Main. Hatch Hiram F (Hatch, Claflin & Pettengill), h 10 Second. Hauley William, cooper, bds 145 Ganson. Hause George W, bds 139 Main. Haven Charles, painter, bds 172 Main. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 112 JACORSON DIRECTO0RY. L. Lladlemer -DEALER IN---- 8mPnitio ST of inds, Ammunition of all Kinds, POWDER, SHOT,G CAPS, WADDING, FISHING TACKLE, &c., &9C Speciat AtteWtion paid to the repairing of Sewing Mfachines, Door Locks, Keys, &rc. NO. 1117 MECHANIO ST., JACKSON, MICH. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 113 Havens Frank F (H & Shurragar), h 272 Main. Havens & Shurragar (Frank F H & Franklin P L 5), painters, 257 Main. Hawk Mary, domestic, 149 Detroit. Hawkins Ellen, widow Benjamin, h Webster, Eaton & Webster's add. Hawkins Walter, tailor, bds 24 Liberty. Hayden Albert S, clerk J L & S R R Office, bds Hurd House. Hayden H A & Co (Henry A H, & Wiley R Reynolds), proprs Kennedy Flouring Mills, Rail Road Av, near Mechanic & IEtna Mills, 129 Milwaukee. Hayden Henry A (HIA Hayden & Co), president Jackson Foundry & Machine Co, h 90 Blackstone. Hayden Patrick, laborer, h 15 Main. Hayes Catherine, domestic, bds 50 Oak. Hayes John, laborer, bds 50 Oak. Hayes Mary Ann, domestic, bds 50 Oak. Hayes Mary A, widow Isaac, bds 30 First. Hayes Ruth A, widow Tassius, h 213 Mechanic. Hayhow James, clerk, h Biddle. Hayne Edward, cooper, bds 37 Clinton. Haynes Mary E, dressmaker, bds 83 Milwaukee. Haynes Mariah, widow Philip, h 65 Mason. Haynes Ruth E, widow James E, h 83 Milwaukee. Hays Edward, cooper, bds 22 Clinton. Hayward Julia A, domestic, 193 Mechanio. Hayward William, printer, bds 46 Mechanio. Heaton Elial W, propr Heaton's Magnetic Bath Rooms, 8 Luther, h 3 Greenwood. Hebard Salmon F, farmer, h 6 Belden. Hebard William H, drayman, bds 6 Belden. Hebrew William, night clerk, Hurd House. Hecox Burt, laborer, 318 Main. Helm Donald, clerk, bds 85 Oak. Helmer Edwin L (H & Son), bds 212 Mechanio. Helmer John N (H & Son), h 212 Mechanic. Helmer & Son (John H & Edwin L H), blacksmiths, 10 Mill. Hemans Daniel H, bds 65 Mechanie. Hemans Enoch, cabinet maker, h 63 Francis. Hempstead Olive A, seamstress, h 213 Mechanie. Hendee Jonathan H, farmer, h 314 Ganson. Hendee Sereno H, bds 314 Ganson. Henderson Alonzo J, teamster, h 32 Blackstone. Henderson Edward L, laborer, h 376 Main. Henderson Isaac, engineer, h 49J Mill. Henderson Otis A, clerk, bds 32 Blackstone. Henle August, carpenter, bds 65 Blackman Av. N. Y. Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. and other Ins. Co's. See p. 144. 8 114 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Henle Caroline, widow John, h 65 Blackman Av. Henle Christopher, carpenter, bds 65 Blackman Av. Hennah John, car repairer M C R R, bds 72 Main. Henningson Gustav, engineer, bds Ganson. Henry Alva C, mason, bds 33 Foot. Henry Allison T, propr National Hotel, 121 Main. Henry Eliza A, tailoress, bds 35 Francis. Henry Frank, carpenter, bds 86 Detroit. Henry John B, carpenter, h 33 Foot. Henry Robert, carpenter, h 86 Detroit. Henry William W, foreman Bumpus, Woodsum & Co's boot and shoe manufy, bds 309 Main. Henson Joseph, painter, bds 37 Cortland. Hering Clara, seamstress, bds 45 Mason. Herr August, butcher, bds 39 Jackson. Herr John, butcher, bds 147 Main. Herr John G, mason, h 104 Ford. Herrick George, professor of music, bds Hibbard House. Herrick James W, farmer, h 122 Jackson. Herrick Mrs J W, boarding house, 122 Jackson. Herrick Oliver D, bds 122 Jackson. Herrington Bradford, farmer, h 8 First. Herrington Henry H, h 14 Fourth. Herrington John, h 90 Chicago. Herrington Michael, bds 90 Chicago. Hersher Henry D, teamster, bds 125 Greenwood Av. Hershman John (Meyfarth & H), h 53 Mason. Herst Harriet, widow William, bds 32 Wesley. Hess Elonzo R, engineer, h 3 St George Av, Bennett & George add. Hetfield Gabriel V N, farmer, h 52 Second. Hetfield Juliette, bds 52 Second. Hetfield William W, bds 52 Second. Hewitt Jackson W, carriage maker, Alley, rear 36 Cortland, h 36 Cortland. Hewitt James O, carriage liner, bds 217 Cooper. Hewitt Sarah M, widow Amos, bds 92 Oak. Hewitt Seranus (William Teall & Co), h 92 Oak. Hewlett Sarah E, widow William, bds 42 Stewart Av. Heyser Miles, foreman S Heyser & Son's sash, door & blind manufy, h 28 Francis. Heyser Silas (S Heyser & Son), h 198 Mechanic. Heyser S & Son (Silas & Winfield C), proprs sash, door & blind manufy, 59 Jackson. Heyser Winfield C (S Heyser & Son), bds 198 Mechanic. Hibbard Daniel B (Jackson Foundry & Machine Co), vice president People's National Bank, h 121 North Main. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 115 Hibbard Ezra W, engineer, h 164 Main. Hibbard Joseph, h 18 Second. Hibbard Mary, domestic, 112 Mason. Hibbard & Russ (Walter B H & Albert D R), grocers, 73 Jackson. Hibbard Susan M, bds 9 Prison. Hibbard Walter B (Hibbard & Russ), bds 63 Jackson. Hibbard William, bds 9 Prison. Hibbard William R, millinery & fancy goods, 119 Jackson, h 108 North Main. Hiepla Mary, domestic, 4 Greenwood Av. Higby Charles W, cashier P B Loomis & Co's Bank, bds 307 Main. Higby Cyrus W, carriage maker, h 149 Francis. Higby Hayward, apprentice, bds 149 Francis. Higby Samuel, circuit judge, h 307 Main. Higdon Charles, weigh master, bds 65 Mechanic. Higdon Charles H, weigh master, h 77 Cooper. Higdon D, laborer, h Riverside add. Higgins Edward, carpenter, h 39 Fourth. Higgins Francis J, carpenter, bds 39 Fourth. Higgins Jirah A, farmer, h 14 Third. Higgins Kate, milliner, bds 39 Fourth. Higgins Lewis, physician, 82 Luther, h same. Higgins Nathan, drayman, h 358 Ganson. Higgins William, laborer,, bds 46 Murphy Av. Higgins William S, expressman, h 45 Clinton. Higgins E, apprentice, bds 82 Luther. Hill Esbon E, sash & blind maker, bds 2 Harris. Hill Ezra, printer, bds 52 Mechanic. Hill Frank, domestic, 348 Main. Hill Mrs Jennie, bds 42 Mill. Hill Samuel, bds 2 Harris. Hills Clark W (Hills & Griffith Bros), bds 182 Mechanic. Hills & Griffith Bros (Clark W H, Hosea W & Henry D G), proprs Jackson marble works, 185 Mechanic. Hines Constantine, police, h 269 Ganson. Hines Catharine, widow Patrick, h 20 Quarry. Hines John E, laborer, bds 269 Ganson. Hines Susan, domestic, Hurd House. Hinkle O N, mail agent Ft W, J & S R R, bds Hibbard House. Hinman Dewitt, clerk, bds 226 Main. Hinman Mary, widow Justus, h 226 Main. Hirsch Jacob, hides & pelts, bds 189 Meehanic. Hirsch Joseph, propr Delmonico Saloon, 239 Main, bds Hibbard House. Hirsch Wesley, carsmith, bds 49 Luther. Hirschman Christina, widow John F, bds 53 Mechanic. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 116 JACKSON DIRECTORY. JACKSO1N FOUDIaY AND 2A~ ME 3MPoT (Successors to Hayden, Hibbard & Co.,) -Mianufacturers of STEAM ENGINES! Cast and Wrought Iron,Building Work, Cast Iron Window Caps, Lintels, &c., Car, Bridge and Railroad Castings and Bolts, Iron Railings and Gratings, 'WroIght Iron Beams, Girders, &c. Cast and Wrought Iron VWork Generally, iLIAS S AS'LINYGS, COPPER AND BRASS WORK OF ALL KINDS, -ANDCAMP'S NEW PATENT HOT AIR FURNACE, FOR WOOD OR COAL, Registers, Fentilators and Turndae Fectxres, also Agents for the Stillwiell Heater and Limne Extractor. )ARTICULAR /TTENTION fIVEN TO.EPAIRING. 34 Mechanic Sti, near Prison, Jackson, Mich. DIRECTORS. H. A. HAYDEN, D.B. HIBBARD, E. A. SUMNER, E. H. CAamP. H. A. HAYDEN, E. A. SUMNER, E. H. GAMP, President. Secretary. Treasurer. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 117 Hirschman John F, carpenter, h 53 Mechanic. Hitchcock John, laborer, h 5 North Main. Hitchcock Linna, bds 64 Wesley. Hitchcock William D, bookkeeper, bds 64 Wesley. Hitchins Joseph S, saloon, 50 Cortland, h same. Hitchins John, propr excelsior market, 121 Jackson, bds 121 Jackson. Hitchins Stephen, h 121 Jackson. Hitchins Stephen, Jr, bds 121 Jackson. Hoag L Eleanor, teacher, bds 141 Wilkins. Hoag Sophronia, bds 25 Francis. Hoare Charles, plasterer, bds 49 Main. Hoare Thomas, mason, h 49 Main. Hobart Albin J (Porter Coal Co), h 66 Cooper. Hobart & Bolton (Charles D H & Alfred B B), grocers, 83 Jackson. Hobart Charles D (H & Bolton), h 11 Third. Hobart Henry H, clerk, h 160 Cooper. Hobart Mary, widow Israel, bds 31 Mechanic. Hobart William, grocer, 210 Main, h 194 Mechanic. Hobbs Allen, dealer in lightning-rods, Mosher House, bds same. Hobbs Hal, lightning-rod agent, bds Mosher House. Hobbs John, laborer, bds 45 Mill. Hobbs Samuel J, harness maker, 194 Main, h 337 Main. Hodge Riley, shoemaker, h 95 Chicago. Hodge William D, farmer, h Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Hodgkins Lewis, teamster, h 74 Second. Hoffman Julius, trackman MI C R R, bds 160 Milwaukee. Hofschneider John, nurseryman, h 136 Ford. Hofschneider Terressa, midwife, h 136 Ford. Hogan Ann, widow Edward, h 138 State. Hogan Edward, Jr, carpenter, bds 138 State. Hogan Thomas, cooper, bds 26 Mechanic. Hogan William, brakeman, bds 72 Ford. Hogle Lotty, domestic, 6 Greenwood Av. Hohn William, laborer, bds 350 Main. Hoisington Anna, widow William 0, bds 67 North Main. Holcomb Ebenezer N, clerk, 56 Blackstone. Holden Delos J, h 78 Ganson. Holden George H (G H Holden & Co), h 77 Mason. Holden G H & Co (George H & George R), wholesale liquors, rear 251 Main. Holden George R (G H Holden & Co), printer, bds 77 Mason. Holden Myron L, teamster, h 107 Ford. Holden Sylvester R, farmer, bds 116 Mill. Holland & Chapman (Simon H & Garritt A C), druggists, 213 Main. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 118 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Holland J M & Co (James M & Simon Holland), druggists, 274 Main. Holland James M (J M Holland & Co), h 61 Franklin. Holland Simon (J M Holland & Co and H & Chapman), h 59 Franklin. Hollenbeck Ashley, h 190 Mechanic. Hollenbeck Mary L, saleswoman, bds 190 Mechanic. Hollenbeck Victoria, saleswoman, bds 190 Mechanic. Hollingsworth Charles, propr Prison cigar manufy, 224 Main, h 206 Mechanic. Holloch John, butcher, bds 135 Main. Hollon Ezra W (J Hollon & Son), bds Hibbard House. Hollon J & Son (Joseph & Ezra W), wholesale grocers, 232 Main. Hollon Joseph (J Hollon & Son), res Marshall. Hollywood Michael, engine wiper, bds 197 Cooper. Holmes A, widow John S, bds 63 Cortland. Holmes Abigail, bds 327 Main. Holmes Alta, bds 327 Main. Holmes & Averill (James L H & Perry A), tobacconists, 254 Main. Holmes & Howard (James L H & Timothy H), restaurant, 255 Main. Holmes James L (H & Averill and H & Howard), wholesale liquors, 254 Main, h 327 Main. Holtom Emma, h 189 Milwaukee. Holtom John, printer, bds 189 Milwaukee. Holtom William H, newsboy, bds 189 Milwaukee. Hoober Michael, brewer, bds Eagle Hotel. Hood Thomas, h 55 Franklin. Hooker Frank M, express messenger M A L R R, bds 85 Wesley. Hooker William, harness maker, h 85 Wesley. Hoops Edward, baggageman G R V R R, bds 380 Main. Hoore George B, woodsawyer, bds National Hotel. Hoore William, woodsawyer, bds National Hotel. Hoover Charles G, harnessmaker, bds 64 Francis. Hoover Vernon, tracklayer, bds 129 State. Hopewell Samuel, canvasser, h 73 Mason. Hopkins John, miner, h north end Maple, North Star add. Hopper Almira, widow Henry, bds 66 Detroit. Hopper George C, station agent M C R R, h 66 Detroit. Horgan Mary, seamstress, bds 130 Washington. Horning George, brakeman, bds 138 Main. Horsman Charles F, laborer, bds 56 Franklin. Horsman Frederick A, dry goods, h 56 Franklin. Horsman George W, potter, bds 56 Franklin. Horsman William M, clerk, bds 56 Franklin. Hotaling Josephine M, widow Joshua, copyist, bds 97 Mason. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 119 Houck J, traveling agent, bds Hurd House. Hough Rev Jesse W, pastor First Congregational church, h 292 Main. Houghton, traveling agent, bds 189 Mechanic. Houlihan James, laborer, h 155 Ganson. Houlihan John, laborer, h 147 Ganson. Housel James, apprentice, bds 19 Webb. Houseman Betsey, widow Jacob, bds 11 St George Av, Bennett & George add. Hovey Anna, dressmaker & sewing machine agent, 192 Main, h same. Hovey Ansel N, post office clerk, bds 192 Main. Hovey Charles B, clerk, bds 9 Fourth. Hovey Frank D, clerk, bds 192 Main. Hovey Lucius D, artist, bds 15 First. Howard Charles, baggage master M A L R R, bds Hibbard House. Howard Charles, laborer, bds 174 Milwaukee. Howard Coradon A, machinist, bds 174 Milwaukee. Howard Edward, waiter, h 63 Wilkins. Howard Elizabeth, widow Cyrus, bds north end George, North Star add. Howard Ellen, domestic, 145 Jackson. Howard Emogin, cigar maker, bds 174 Milwaukee. Howard Lucy M, widow Albert, tailoress, h 174 Milwaukee. Howard Timothy (Holmes & H), 255 Main. Howe Albert, harness maker, 257 Main, bds 302 Main. Howe Charles, blacksmith, h 104 Franklin. Howe Charles I, blacksmith, bds 106 Franklin. Howe John C, servant, 134 Jackson. Howe William F, carriage trimmer, h 106 Franklin. Howell Jacob V D, hostler, h alley, rear 7 Luther. Howell Jacob, blacksmith, bds 33 Jackson. Howells Howel T, brick maker, h 18 Cooper. Hoyer Charles, mason, h 141 Park Place. Hoyt Alva S, teamster, h 96 Detroit. Hoyt Edgar C, laborer, bds 96 Detroit. Hoyt Enos (Duncker & H), h 198 Main. Hoyt Hannah, ladies' hair dresser, 198 Main, h same. Hoyt Jacob W, baggage master M C R R, h 128 Ford. Hoyt Silas, conductor J L & S R R, h 82 Milwaukee. Hoyt William B, baggageman M C R R, h 16 Michigan Center Road. Hoyt William W, machinist, bds 88 Detroit. Hubbard Charles W, mason, h 346 Ganson. Hubbard Emma, seamstress, bds 30 Wesley. Hubbard John S, drug clerk with Holland & Chapman. Hubbell George W, blacksmith, bds 39 Main. Hubbell John, school janitor, h 39 Main. Hubbell John A, carpenter, bds 39 Main. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 120 JACKSON DIRECTORY. COAILIL T TE-RE iF "REPUBLICAN" OFFICE d Opposite Hibbard House, gor gos~ gr n tin g Prices Lower, Work Better, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 121 Hubbell Mary P, widow Nelson S, h 37 Clinton. Hudson Joseph L (Taylor, Hudson & Co), res Tonia. Hudson Richard (Taylor H & Co), res Ionia. Huff Robert, porter, Hibbard House. Huff Samuel, blacksmith, bds 36 Cortland. Huffman Frank, bds 129 State. Huffman John W, expressman, h 129 State. Hughes John P, laborer, bds east end Main. Hughson Hannah, widow Stephenson P, bds 177 Mechanic. Hulett Charles, brakeman, bds 293 Main. Hulett M, conductor, bds 293 Main. Hulin Charles W, clerk, bds cor Cooper and Prison. Hulin John W, clerk Michigan State Prison, h cor Cooper and Prison. Hullings Charles, hostler, bds 178 Main. Humphrey Andrew J, mason, bds 37 Cortland. Humphrey Henry, printer, bds 63 Milwaukee. Humphrey Julia, widow Henry, h 63 Milwaukee. Humphrey Richard W, laborer, bds 63 Milwaukee. Hundredmark Robert E, miner, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Hunt Austin D, plasterer, bds 124 Ford. Hunt Carrie, domestic, Hibbard House. Hunt Edward H, mason, h 45 Van Buren. Hunt Edward L (Cobb & H), bds 121 Blackstone. Hunt Emerson P, fruit vender, 204 Main, bds 45 Van Buren. Hunt Horace, contractor, h 121 Blackstone. Hunt Ira, cooper, bds 178 Main. Hunt Matilda, milliner, bds 124 Ford. Hunt Rev Louis M, pastor Second Congregational church, h 95 Ford. Hunt Sanford, clerk, bds corner Cortland and Blackstone. Hunter Andrew G, prest Jackson Smelting Co, h 130 Jackson. Huntington Daniel, laborer, bds 121 Greenwood Av. Huntingdon George E, telegraph operator M C R R, bds 4 Railroad Av. Huntington Henry, foreman Wilcox sash, door & blind manufy, h 13 Railroad Av. Huntington James H, moulder, h 157 Wilkins. Huntington Nathaneel, bds 171 Wilkins. Huntington Nehemiah, deputy sheriff, bds 338 Main. Hungerford C, widow C H, teacher, bds 36 Washington. Huntley Henry, farmer, h 67 Ganson. Huntley Levi, laborer, bds Allen Road, McNaughton's add. Hurd Atwater, Boarding House, 53 Elizabeth. Hurd Cassius C, night watch, Seney House. Hurd Henry S, carpenter, h 10 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. Hurd House, Smith & Hurd proprs, 186 Main. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 122 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Hurd James A, baggageman, bds 53 Elizabeth. Hurd L C (Smith & Hurd), Hurd House. Hurlbut Frank, painter, bds 21 Francis. Hutchins John H, livery, rear National Hotel, h 109 Chicago. Hutchinson George S, fireman, h 11 Columbus. Hutchinson Warren S, bds 11 Columbus. Hutchinson Warren S, Jr, miller, bds 136 Detroit. Hutzel Gottloeb, with G & C Frey, beer peddler, bds 38 Lansing Av. Hyde Carrie F, teacher 1st ward public school, bds 103 Blackstone. Hyde Charles B, civil engineer, h 86 Luther. Hyde Fidelia G, widow Harvey, bds 103 Blackstone. Hyde Michael, cooper, h 35 Mechanic. I Ide William, propr livery stable, 19 Columbia, h 12 Columbus. Ingalls Frank, laborer, bds 89 Mason. Ingles Francis, laborer, bds 18 Cortland. Ingles George D, carriage trimmer, 39 Luther, h 10 Columbus. Inman George, carpenter, h 341 Ganson. Inman George B, carpenter, bds 341 Ganson. Innis Thomas H, tailor with L B Mason, 212 Main. Irish David, blacksmith, h 63 Main. Isaksen Earnest, tanner, bds Ganson. Isbell Sidney M, mason, h 224 Milwaukee. Ismon & Bean (Charles C I & Sanborn J B), dry goods, 269 Main. Ismon Charles C (I & Bean), bds 45 Washington. Ismon George R, clerk, bds 306 Main. Ismon Horace 5, wool, grain, and produce dealer, h 306 Main. Ives Orson, carpenter, h 86 Main. j Jackson Ann E, widow Abel, h 21 New York. Jackson City Bank, W D Thompson, prest; Allen Bennett, vice prest; B Newkirk, cashier; Gilbert R Byrne, teller, 256 Main. Jackson Daily Citizen, O'Donnell & Reynolds, editors and proprs, 202 Main. Jackson Ernest, carpet weaver, bds 11 Luther. Jackson Fire Clay Co, Ralph Connable secy and treas, Riverside add, north of corporation line. Jackson Foundry & Machine Co, H A Hayden (prest), E A Sumner (secy), E H Camp (treas), D B Hibbard, and R Glynn, directors, 34 Mechanic. Jackson Gas Light Co, P B Loomis, prest; W S Moore, secy; manufy 106 Mechanic, Office 203 Main. Jackson James, laborer, h 146 State. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 123 Jackson Jerusha M, dressmaker, bds 21 New York. Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw R R, H A Hayden, Prest, W D Thompson, Treas, O M Barnes, Secy, Office 136 Main. Jackson Luther, engineer, bds 21 New York. Jackson Mary, domestic, 178 Mechanic. Jackson Mary A, washerwoman, h 86 Ford. Jackson Morris, carpenter, bds 13 Railroad Av. Jackson & Percival (William J & George F P), proprs European Dining Hall, 252 Main. Jackson Richard, shoemaker, bds 21 New York. Jackson Robert J, farmer, h 88 Ingham. Jackson Smelting Co, A G Hantu (Prest), Geo H Lathrop (Treas), Wm Walker (Supt), M A McNaughton, Directors, North of Michigan State Prison on J L & S R R. Jackson Savings Bank, Douglass Gibson, Prest, Thomas Westren, Cashier, 190 Main. Jackson William (J & Percival), grocer, 252 Main. Jacobs Tyne, domestic, 138 Main. Jacocks Henry H, clerk, bds 47 Washington. Jagger William C, farmer, h south end Michigan Center Road. Jagnow Louis, laborer, h 8 Belden. James Howell, miner, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. James Howell, laborer, h 51 Cooper. James John, miner, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. James John T, miner, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. James Nelson, laborer, h Cooper, Riverside add. Jameson James M, farmer, h 17 Second. Janes Ezra P (Anderson & J), h 35 Washington. Janes Lewis C, drayman, h 123 Park Place. Jauntch Minnie, laundress, Hibbard House. Jefferson Dewitt C, drayman, h 102 Trail. Jenkins Arthur W, sash maker, bds 38 Jackson. Jenkins Eliza, bds 139 Francis. Jenkins John, miner, bds 84 Cooper. Jenkins John V, machinist, h 38 Jackson. Jenkins Nellie C, bds 38 Jackson. Jenkins Palmer, ornamental plasterer, 57 Mill, h 139 Francis. Jenkins Thomas, engineer, bds 91 Cooper. Jenkins Wesley A, foreman Jackson City Mills, h 83 Wesley. Jenks Charles J, farmer, h 155 Ganson. Jenks Charles S, chair maker, h 144 Cooper. Jenks Justus H, carpenter and joiner, h 155 Ganson. Jennings George (Porter Coal Co), h 57 Cooper. Jennings Jacob, laborer, h Douglass, near Greenwood Av. Jennings James, laborer, h 102 West Av. Jessup Nathan, engineer, h 89 Trail. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 124 JACKSON DIRECTORY. 8..Peema:n -DEALER INNo. 236 MAIN STREET, JACKSON, MICH. RICE & McC ONN-EL, -DEALERS IN Heanvy and l3uilders' HARDWPARE, STOVES, TIN WARE & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBEATED Champion Reapers and Mowers -ANDTAYLOR WHEEL RAKE, 273 Main Street. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 125 Jewell Thomas, engineer, bds Riverside add. Jiles Eva, student, bds 114 Mason. Jiles Mary, student, bds 114 Mason. Johns Jennie S, dress and cloak maker, 119 Jackson, bds same. Johns Lydia A, cleaner and repairer of gent's clothes, 119 Jackson, h same. Johnson Addison, plumber, 338 Ganson. Johnson Addison, apprentice, bds 338 Ganson. Johnson A D, wagon maker, h 65 Cortland. Johnson Benjamin G, general contractor and roofer, 218 Main, -h 35 Clinton. Johnson Catharine N, widow Edwin, bds 53 Mechanic. Johnson Charles, waiter, bds 85 Chicago. Johnson Clarence, servant, 327 Main. Johnson & Crane (David J & J N C), lawyers, 254 Main. Johnson David (J & Crane), h 321 Main. Johnson Edward, potter, bds 5 Wesley. Johnson Elisha, laborer, h 338 Ganson. Johnson Eliza J, widow William H, h 101 Blackstone. Johnson Emeline, nurse, h 85 Chicago. Johnson George, laborer, bds east end Main. Johnson Henry J, tanner, h 71 Ganson. Johnson Isaac, cook, Hibbard House. Johnson James A, cooper, h 61 Luther. Johnson J B W, conductor, bds Hurd House. Johnson John, tanner, h 64 Elizabeth. Johnson Julius, tanner, h 71 Ganson. Johnson Lucien B, h 143 Detroit. Johnson Luther, carpenter, h 25 Clinton. Johnson Phebe, domestic, 115 Mechanic. Johnson Rasmus, laborer, bds 138 Detroit. Johnson Thomas, laborer, h 5 Webb. Johnson Thomas, yard man, Hibbard House. Johnson Walter F, law student, bds 321 Main. Johnson William, laborer, h 2 Biddle. Johnson William F, clerk, h 132 Blackstone. Jones Andrew H, barber, 185 Main, h 30 Mason. Jones Charles, blacksmith, 11 Quarry, h 9 Quarry. Jones Clinton C, brewer, bds 152 Park Av. Jones Edward H, bds 66 Jackson. Jones Ezra Z (J H Jones & Bro), bds'66-Jackson. Jones Felix, cook, bds 42 Mill. Jones Frank B, teamster, bds 150 Park Av. Jones Horace, coachman, bds 43 Washington. Jones John H (John H & Ezra Z), grocers, 81.Jackson. Jones John, laborer, bds 45 Mill. N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 126 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Jones John H (J H J & Bro), h 70 Luther. Jones Margaret, domestic, 211 Mechanic. Jones Margaret, ladies' hair dresser, 185 Main, h 30 Mason. Jones Martha, domestic, bds 240 Fourth. Jones Thomas, hostler, bds 35 Luther. Jones Thomas, miner, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. Jones T J, laborer, h 9 Third, Riverside add. Jones William, mason, h 144 Ford. Joslin Frank M, telegraph operator M C R R, bds 4 Railroad Av. Judd Ezekiel, bds 37 Jackson. Judd Rufus Y, carpenter, bds 37 Jackson. Judge Charles, watchman Bennett's Lumber Yard, h 18 Main. June Willard P, carpenter, bds 129 Francis. Kaiser John, kiln burner, h 1 River, Riverside add. Kaough Patrick, laborer, h 127 Washington. Karney Anna, domestic, 90 Blackstone. Kassick Latham, h 312 Main. Kastner Christian, carpenter, h 58 Blackman Av. Kavanaugh Daniel, cooper, bds 91 Trail. Kavanaugh Michael, cooper, h 100 Oak. Kaywood William B, baggageman, bds Seney House. Karney Nicholas, blacksmith, h 196 Cooper. Keebler John F, carpenter, h 175 Blackstone. Keegan Patrick, laborer, h 1 Mechanic. Keegan Rosa, domestic, 87 Blackstone. Keelan Edward, engine wiper, bds 85 Oak. Keeler Daniel G, h 79 Cooper. Keeler Elizabeth, widow Benjamin, bds 55 Blackstone. Keeler George A, laborer, bds 79 Cooper. Keeler Robert, foreman at the Prison, h 7 Ingham Alley. Keeler William M, moulder, bds 7 Ingham Alley. Keena Barney, saloon 110 Mechanic, h 74 Detroit. Keena John, laborer, h east end Ganson. Keena Mary, domestic, 97 Blackstone. Keenan Christopher, laborer, h 82 Detroit. Keenan John, teamster, bds 60 Blackman Av. Keenan, Maggie, laundress, Hibbard House. Keho Andrew, blacksmith, bds Mosher House, Keilman William, watchmaker, h 19 Oak Av. Kinnicutt Sarah, widow Afort, bds 67 North Main. Kellehee Daniel, drayman, h 76 Milwaukee. Kelleher Timothy, laborer, bds 156 Cooper. Keller Robert B, blacksmith, h 51 Blackman Av. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 127 Keller William, moulder, bds 51 Blackman Av. Kelley Andrew J, asst keeper at the Prison, h 134 Cooper. Kelley Anna, domestic, 90 Ford. Kelley Charles, bds 90 Detroit. Kelley Hugh, shoemaker, h Allen Road, McGuires add. Kelley James, laborer, h 95 Hamlin. Kelley John P, laborer, bds 86 Ford. Kelley Kate, domestic, 35 North Main. Kelley Maggie, domestic, 318 Main. Kelley Mary, widow, bds 97 Hamlin. Kelley Michael, laborer, h 97 Hamlin. Kelley Michael, laborer, h 90 Detroit. Kelley Patrick, laborer, h 124 Chicago. Kelley Patrick J, painter, bds 180 Mechanic. Kelly & Deasy (John K & Jeremiah D), boots and shoes, 194 Main. Kelly John (K & Deasy), h 36 Second. Kelly Lizzie, domestic, 128 Jackson. Kelly William H, carpenter, bds 22 Clinton. Kellogg George (K & Smith), h 63 Franklin. Kellogg George, agricultural implements, Railroad Av near Mechanic, bds Hurd House. Kellogg Geo B, book keeper ~Etna Mills, bds 63 Franklin. Kellogg Henry (Taylor, Hudson & Co), h 121 Washington. Kellogg Isaac, potter, h 162 Blackstone. Kellogg Jennie, bds 71 Clinton. Kellogg Levina, widow Addison, washerwoman, h 95 Detroit. Kellogg Richard E, laborer, h 106 Wilkins. Kellogg & Smith (George K & George B S), proprs Plaster Mills, Railroad Av near Mechanic. Kelsey Charles, baggageman, h 59 Elizabeth. Kelsey Charles Henry, bds 83 Cortland. Kelsey Jason, news agent, bds 22 Francis. Kelsey Lucius, train baggageman G R V R R, h 22 Francis. Kelsey William, brakeman, h 53 Elizabeth. Kennard William L, tailor, h 98 Detroit. Kennedy Benjamin F, insurance agent, h 2 Ganson. Kennedy Donna, bds 45 Cortland. Kennedy Edward, boarding house, 217 Cooper. Kennedy Frank, bds 2 Ganson. Kennedy Frederick A, farmer, h 2 Ganson. Kennedy Frederick A, clerk, bds 66 Jackson. Kennedy George W (Campbell & K), h 4 Ganson. Kennedy Henry H, messenger boy, bds 217 Cooper. Kennedy Howard R, sash and blind maker, bds 60 Second. Kennedy Isaac P, laborer, h 60 Second. Kennedy James, carpenter, h 82 Ingham. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 128 JACIKSON DIRECTORY. DUDLEY.& CROMIWELL, -PROPRIETORBBATH ROO IR -----A D-- WO. 252 IMVIA1T STIEJET J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 129 Kennedy John E, tinner, bds 217 Cooper. Kennedy Sarah M, tailoress, h 82 Ingham. Kennedy Thomas A, brakeman, bds 217 Cooper. Kent Thomas J, grocer, 23 Francis, h 192 Francis. Kenzie Daniel, carpenter, h 13 Wesley. Kerney Frank, seamstress, bds 18 Cortland. Kerney Tenbroeck, laborer, bds 18 Cortland. Kerns Patrick, laborer, h 48 Elizabeth. Kerr Marcus, artist, 198 Main, bds 53 Wesley. Kerr Robert, carpenter, h 53 Wesley. Kerr Robert, tailor, h 205 Mechanic. Ketcham Clarissa J, widow Dr Darius, bds 40 Washington. Ketcham Daniel, conductor L S & M S R R, bds Hibbard House. Ketchum Charles W, cooper, bds 37 Jackson. Ketchum Robert J, engineer, bds 157 Main. Ketchum Silas A, teamster, bds 13 Hallett. Ketchum Stephen, bds Mosher House. Ketchum Wilson N, mason, h 13 Hallett. Kiernan James, laborer, h 178 Cooper. Kiernan John, laborer, bds 187 Cooper. Kiernan Mary, domestic, 75 Mason. Kildau Adam, carpenter, h 136 Ford. Kildau Frank W, teamster, bds 136 Ford. Kildau George, carpenter, bds 136 Ford. Killmer George V, carpenter, h 88 Detroit. Kimball Frank M, traveling agent, h 113 Washington. Kimling Dagobert, laborer, h 48 Water. Kimling Libbie, domestic, 147 Blackstone. Kimmel Ed A, fireman, bds Seney House. Kindregan John M, shoemaker, bds 37 Jackson. King Alonzo F, teamster, h 21 Webb. King Benjamin F, carpenter, h 14 Lansing Av. King Charles B, dentist, 37 Mill, h same. King Charles W (Penny & K), 271 Main. King Franklin, laborer, bds 53 Mill. King Mrs Hannah, bds 37 Mill. King John, laborer, bds 224 Mechanic. King N H, clerk, h 82 Franklin. King William, propr boarding house, 87 & 89 Cooper, & saloon 91 Cooper. Kingsland James, laborer, bds north end Lansing Av. Kingsley Edward H, jewelry & fancy goods, 233 Main, h 43 Cortland. Kingsley Edward H, Jr, clerk, bds 43 Cortland. Kinkead Thomas, tailor, h 9 Third. Kinner Kate, domestic, 38 Washington. Kinney George, bookbinder, bds Washington, represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 9 130 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Kinney Job, propr boarding stable, 23 Luther. Kinney William, gardener, h 21 West Av. Kinsley & Co (Millard K & William B Reynolds), restaurant, 259 Main. Kinsley Millard (Kinsley & Co), 259 Main. Kinyon Orin E, blacksmith, bds 36 Cortland. Kirchen William, barber, h 114 Mill. Kirk Johnson, stone cutter, h 97 Biddle. Kirk Thomas, laborer, bds 121 North Main. Kirkebye Charles, upholsterer, h 59 Blackstone. Kirtland Frederick W, h 62 Franklin. Kirtland Frederick W, Jr, bds 62 Franklin. Kirven William, laborer, h 58 West Av. Kitchen John R, carpenter, bds Park, Knapp's add. Kline Henry, machinist, bds 79 Blackstone. Kline Louie, laborer, bds 160 Milwaukee. Knapp Charles A (Goodyear & K), bds 104 Blackstone. Knapp Elizabeth, widow Ebenezer, bds 142 Jackson. Knapp Frank, agent, bds 104 Blackstone. Knapp Hollis F (Gilbert Ransom & K), h 142 Jackson. Knapp Morris, propr livery & sale stable, 33 Luther, h 104 Blackstone. Knapp Samuel 0, 91 Francis. Knickerbocker Charles R (Bennett, K & Co), h 317 Main. Knickerbocker Edgar E, clerk Jackson City Mills, h 92 Ingham. Knickerbocker Eli, bds 100 Blackstone. Knickerbocker Robert, clerk, bds 37 Francis. Knickerbocker William, h 100 Blackstone. Knight George A, drug clerk, bds 46 Washington. Knight L C, brakeman, bds 217 Cooper. Knight Nancy, widow James, h corner Lansing Av & Blackstone. Knight William, saloon, 88 Main, h same. Knobloch John, laborer, bds 19 Wesley. Knouse George, laborer, h 69 Francis. Knowl John, carpenter, bds 85 Oak. Knowles Robert D, county clerk, 287 Main, h 34 Webster. Koehn Frederick, tailor, bds 21 Washington. Koon Martin A, feather bed renovater, 206 Main, h 84 Luther. Kraf Jacob, tailor, h 24 Franklin. Krauser Nicholas, cigarmaker, bds National Hotel. Kreiht Ernst T, potter, bds 84 Ford. Kreiht Lena, h 84 Ford. Kreiht Louis, carriage painter, bds 84 Ford. Kremer Charles, check boy, bds 3 Wesley. 'Kremer Frank J, laborer, h 3 Wesley. Krumry Julius, baker, h 26 Third. Kuhn John, laborer, h 7 Mechanic. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 131 Kurtz Jacob, laborer, h 48 High. Kyes Zimry, laborer, bds 86 Wesley. Laberteau Herbert, laborer, h 372 Ganson. LaCour Alex, cutter with L B Mason, bds Hurd.House. Ladon Joseph, carpenter, bds 129 Francis. Lafyette John, laborer, h 377 Ganson. Lake Adolphus (Lake Brothers), h 212 Main. Lake Brothers (Adolphus & Edward), proprs Hurd House Saloon and Billiard Room. Lake Edward (Lake Bros), bds Hurd House. Lake George (Geo Lake & Sons), h 87 Wesley. Lake George & Sons (George, Robert & Henry W), lime, cement and plaster, 105 Main. Lake Henry W (Geo Lake & Sons), bds 87 Wesley. Lake Robert (Geo Lake & Sons), clerk M C R R Freight Office, bds 87 Wesley. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Passenger & Freight Depot, 153 Milwaukee, eastern terminus of Mill. Lambert Webster, shoemaker, bds 61 Mechanic. Lamden Maria, dressmaker, bds 81 Wesley. Landion Edwin E, laborer, bds 21 Columbus. Landion Ira C, section boss, h 21 Columbus. Landon Reynolds, County Treasurer, 287 Main, h 32 First. Lane David, assistant keeper at the Prison, h 271 Ganson. Lane Flora, dressmaker, 35 Washington. Lane Hiram.D, teamster; h 128 Greenwood. Lane Lewis M, mason, h North, Murphy's add. Lang Hannah, domestic, 65 Blackstone. Lang Henry, produce dealer, 206 Main, h 187 Meehanic. Lang Martin, mason, bds 135 Main. Lang Rudolph, clothing, 219 Main, h 52 Mason. Lanigan Bridget (Redmond & L), h 146 Main. Lanigan Joseph, grocer, 146 Main, h same. Lanigan William, laborer, h 57 First. Laparl Nelson, laborer, h 69 Milwaukee. Lapp Amos Z, carmaker, h 16 Harris. Lapp Michael, carpenter, h corner Harris & Trail. Large James I, laborer, bds 12 Greenwood. Large John, laborer, bds 12 Greenwood. Large Josiah, laborer, h 12 Greenwood. Larive Mary A, domestic, 83 Ford. Larkins Daniel, locomotive engineer, bds 138 Main. Larkin James H, clerk with HIE Southworth, 244 Main. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 132 JACKSON DIRECTORY. CREEN H EUSE N Isalah Trefry, Prep'r, Ito.10 Laple Avenue, J A4C S"IN, - 1WIic'i. CHOIGE GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS GROWN AND FOR SALE, J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 133 Larrabee W Edwin, fireman, bds 48 Morrell. Larrabee William N, traveling agent, h 48 Morrell. LaRue Hiram, teamster, bds 369 Ganson. LaRue Marcus, laborer, bds 62 Mechanic. LaRue Wilson K, switchman, h 62 Mechanic. Lary Timothy, laborer, bds Main with Pat Rarden. Lasslett Emma, domestic, 78 Francis. Lathrap Carnett C, lumber dealer, 69 Mill, h 223 Milwaukee. Lathorp George H, Treasurer Jackson Smelting Co, Office Keystote Block, h 246 Fourth. Lathrop Miles, conductor L S & M S R R, bds Hibbard House. Latimer John H, painter, bds 12 Jackson. Latimer Lafayette, farmer, h 156 Wilkins. Latimer Lottie A, school teacher, bds 16 Harris. Latimer Mary A, hoopskirt maker, bds 156 Wilkins. Latimer Mary, bds 156 Wilkins. Latimer Sophronia A, widow Alexander H, h 16 Harris. Laughlin James, laborer, h 68 West Av. Laughlin John, fireman, bds 25 Clinton. Laughlin Michael, laborer, h 71 Ford. Laughlin Patrick, laborer, bds 51 Elizabeth. Laux John, blacksmith, bds 104 Ford. Lawlor John, tailor, bds 178 Main. Lawrence George V, planer, bds 182 Mechanic. Lawrence Lottie, h 64 Jackson. Lawrence Mary L, bds 45 Washington. Lawson William H, messenger M S R R, bds Hurd House. Lawton George, h 72 Biddle. Lawton James, porter, Hibbard House. Lawton Prof W W, superintendent of public schools, h 131 Washington. Laycock David, drayman, h 205 Milwaukee. Leach Orson, clerk, h 89 Mason. Leary John, blacksmith, bds 52 Mechanic. Leary Lizzie, domestic, Hurd House. Leatherman Eli, plasterer, h 32 Wesley. LeClear James M, photographer, 244 Main, h 15 First. Lee Daniel 0, teamster, bds 62 Chicago. Lee Franklin, teamster, h 62 Chicago. Lee Martha, widow Charles, washerwoman, h 140 Ford. Lee Mary, widow William, domestic, 90 Washington. Lee William, teamster, bds Mosher House. Legg Mary G, widow Benjamin, h 36 Third. Lemen & Beebe (John N L & George W B), builders hardware, 198 Main. Lemen John N (L & Beebe), bds Hurd House. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 134 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Lemkie Annie, bds 92 Detroit. Lemkie John, launderer, Hibbard House. Lennon John, teamster, h 81 Cooper. Leonard George, blacksmith, bds 36 Cortland. Leslie Charles W, bds 75 Wesley. Leslie Elizabeth, h 75 Wesley. Leslie Libbie, bds 75 Wesley. LeSuer James W, insurance & intelligence Office, 224 Main, h north east corner Mechanic & Trail. Levengood Peter J, teamster, h Hill, North Star add. Levy Abraham, speculator, h 24 Biddle. Levy Jacob, dealer in hides & pelts, h 65 Blackstone. Lewek Arnold, tobacconist & dentist, 185 Main, h 27 Mason. Lewis Charles A, with C N Lewis, bds 309 Main. Lewis Charles N, dry goods, 167 Main, h 13 Williams. Lewis Edward, servant, 323 Main. Lewis Edwin G (L & Rowan), h 66 Wilkins. Lewis Frank, drug clerk, bds 13 Williams. Lewis Henry, mason, bds Mosher House. Lewis H Clarence, apprentice, bds 58 Franklin. Lewis Jariah R, builder, h 55 Elizabeth. Lewis John, cigarmaker, bds 61 Cortland. Lewis John, cigarmaker, bds 297 Main. Lewis Lyman M, carpenter, bds 55 Elizabeth. Lewis Mellville, check boy, bds 83 Blackstone. Lewis Mary M, widow Nathan, h 58 Franklin. Lewis Prosper, farmer, h 29 Wesley. Lewis Phebe, widow Daniel, bds 83 Blackstone. Lewis & Rowan (Edwin G L & Michael H R), grocers, 151 Main. Lewis Thomas, guard at the Prison, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Lewis Warren, miller, h 83 Blackstone. Lewis Willard C, cashier People's National Bank, h 45 Cortland. Leyer Louis, baker, bds 135 Main. Linch Charles, laborer, bds 54 Jackson. Linch Michael, laborer, h 69 Main. Lincoln Charles, laborer, h 84 Second. Lincoln Durlin B, teamster, h 98 Mill. Lincoln Ephraim, h 93 Franklin. Lincoln Henry, butcher, bds Main. Lincoln Louisa, bds 215 Milwaukee. Linderman Chauncey B, laborer, h 801 Main. Linderman Sylvester D, laborer, bds 801 Main. Lindemer Charles P, gunsmith, bds 36 Mason. Lindemer John V, gunsmith, bds 36 Mason. Lindemer Louis, gunsmith, 117 Mechanic, h 36 Mason. Lindsey Mary, widow Hiram, h 30 First. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 135 Link John, laborer, h 7 St George Av, Bennett & George add. Linton Jane, widow Stephen, bds 124 Detroit. Linton Thomas S, laborer, h 124 Detroit. Liscum Tibirus A, switchman, h 126 Detroit. jitle Albert 5, book keeper, h 48 Francis. Litle Timothy F (W F Campbell & Co), h 9 Francis. Little Maria, domestic, Hurd House. Littlefield Mila, widow Humphrey, bds 92 Biddle. Littlejohn Wilber T, architect, bds 309 Main. Livermore Fidus, lawyer, 265 Main, h 370 Main. Livermore Richmond A F, law student, bds 370 Main. Livings Alonzo J, teamster, h 77 Chicago. Livings George W, teamster, h 76 Chicago. Locke Felix F, plasterer, bds 197 Main. Locklin Phineas, whips and gloves, 801 Main, h same. Lockman James, baggageman, Ft W, J & S R R, h 96 Milwaukee. Lockwood Byron F, student, bds 155 Mechanic. Loeb Abram (M B Breitenbach & Co), h 101 Biddle. Loeb Jacob L, merchant tailor, 239 Main, bds 31 Cortland. Logan Albert, teamster, bds 125 Greenwood Av. Logan George, servant, 314 Main. Logan James, teamster, bds 55 North Main. Logan John, laborer, h 107 Chicago. Logan William, teamster, h 55 North Main. Long Frederick, saloon, 111 Mechanic. Long Frederick A, saloon, 173 Mechanic, h 64 Wesley. Long Green, laborer, h 144 Ford. Looks John, laborer, h 20 Michigan Center Road. Loomis Ellen, domestic, Hurd House. Loomis George L, bds 86 Cooper. Loomis P B & Co (Peter B L & B S Chapin), bankers, 203 Main. Loomis Peter B (P B Loomis & Co), Prest Jackson Gas Light Co and Prest Ft W, J & S RR, h 153 East Av. Loomis Sarah, widow Jacob, bds 8 Lansing Av. iLoomis Sarah E, h 8 Lansing Av. Loomis William H, h 86 Cooper. Lopp John K, boiler washer, bds 145 Detroit. Loring Everett, drug clerk, bds 101 Blackstone. Losee Abram 5, carriage painter and trimmer, 162 Mechanic, h 53 Blackstone. Losey Fred C, master mechanic G R V, M A L & M C R R, h 23 Waterloo Av. Lott Rufus H, blacksmith, bds 178 Mechanic. Loud Charles E, laborer, h 160 Blackstone. Loud George, laborer, h 142 Wilkins. Loud Jacob P, h 65 Jackson. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 136 JACKSON DIRECTORY. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE EAST. Pullman cars from Detroit to New York direct, WITHOUT CHANGE, VIA RAILV AYL. On arrival of Trains of the Michigan Central, Detroit & Milwaukee and Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railways, 4 EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DETROIT DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) For London, Paris, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, Ogdensburg, Burlington, Elmira, Albany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and all places in Eastern States and Canada. Shortest and most direct route to Washington Baltimore. FARES AS LOW AS BY OTHER LINES. Pullman's 16 wheeled Palace Sleeping Cars run on all night trains between Detroit and Rochester. PALACE PARLOR CARS ON ALL DAY TRAINS. Q This is the only line that connects with New York Central and Erio Railways at Suspension Bridge. SUNDAY TBAIN LEAVES DETROIT AT 4:00 A. 11r. FRANK E. SNOW, W. K. MUIHII, Western Pass. Agt., 151 Jefferson Ave., Detroit. Gen'l Supt., Hamilton. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 137 Loud Lydia, h 45 Washington. Loud Spencer L, teamster, h 111 Mason. Lounsbery Joshua, laborer, h 63 Union. Lourim Patrick A, clerk, h 150 Main. Lourim Patrick W, h 152 Main. Lourim Peter, miner, h 69 Main. Love Charles L, Cooper, h 59 Mechanic. Love Emma C, widow Thomas C, bds 46 Trail. Lovejoy Dell, dressmaker, h 130 East Av. Lovejoy James T, carpenter, h 4 Railroad Av. Lovejoy Lansing E, train boy M A L R R, h 130 East Av. Lovell Alice E, domestic, 122 Francis. Lovell John D, mason, h 108 Hamlin. Lovell Joseph N, joiner, h 84 Milwaukee. Lovell Joseph N, Jr, brakeman, h 108 Hamlin. Lovell William R, painter, h 51 Trail. Lowe Nathan C, book keeper, h 85 Ford. Lowell Judson C, Loan, Real Estate, and Insurance agent, 259 Main, h 364 Main. Lowell Mary L, photographer, bds 140 Main. Lowery Edward, clerk, bds Ingham. Loyden Timothy, painter, bds 293 Main. Lucas Martha, bds 166 Main. Lucas Sopha C, teacher, bds 42 Stewart Av. Luce Eston, shoemaker, h 7 Luther. Luce William H, shoemaker, h 119 Park Place. Ludington James H, mason, h 30 Fourth. Luebner Frederick J C, shoemaker, 168 Main, h 75 Oak. Lukes John, switchman M C R R, h Railroad Av. Luener Kate A, tailoress, bds 177 Mechanic. Lusk George E, moulder, bds 78 Main. Lusk Thomas E, foundryman, h 78 Main. Lyon Charles, miller, h 254 Main. Lyon Della J, saleswoman, bds 78 Washington. Lyon Emma, domestic, 145 Blackstone. Lyon Emerson (Brown & Lyon), h 78 Washington. Lyon Fred A, clerk, bds 54 Mitchell. Lyon Harrison J, stone mason, h 39 Union. Lyon Julie L, bds 138 Jackson. Lyon Julius E, with L M Lyon, bds 138 Jackson. Lyon L M, propr Novelty Mills, 111 Main, h 138 Jackson. Lyons Margaret, widow John, bds 31 Cooper. Lyon Samuel, cook, Exchange Coffee House. Lyon Susan, bds 66 Franklin. Lypcott Edward, laborer, h 215 Mason. Lyppie Libbie, domestic, 227 Ingham. N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 138 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Mabley Joseph, merchant tailor and clothier, 238 Main, h 216 Mechanic. Mack Bridget, tailoress, bds 89 Trail. Mack Francis A, grocer, 295 Main, h 32 Third. Mack Francis M, book keeper, bds 32 Third. Mack John, carpenter, bds 182 Mechanic. Mack Maggie, domestic, 101 Blackstone. Mack Virgil N, clerk, bds 32 Third. Madden Ann, domestic, 36 North Main. Madden Ellen, domestic, 103 Blackstone. Madden John, boiler maker, bds 20 Liberty. Madison Lorren C, grader and contractor, bds Mosher House. Maear Charles, laborer, h rear 33 Liberty. Magrath John T, rector St Paul's (Episcopal) church, h 135 Jackson. Magrath Thomas, bds 135 Jackson. Maguire Christina, widow Constant, h east end Ganson. Maguire Darius E, farmer, h Allen Road, Maguire add. Maguire Eugene, tobacconist, bds 212 Main. Maguire Ezra H, farmer, h east end Ganson. Maguire Patrick, laborer, h 70 West Av. Maguire Thomas D, farmer, h east end Ganson. Mahan James, porter, bds 158 Cooper. Mahan John, h 158 Cooper. Mahan John, bds 158 Cooper. Mahar John, carpenter, h 21 Main. Mahar Julia, bds 28 Liberty. Mahar Mary 0, domestic, 52 Mason. Mahar Walter J, carpenter, bds 21 Main. Mahollun Susie, domestic, 59 Franklin. Mahoney Daniel A, currier, bds 85 Mechanic. Main Mary, bds 360 Main. Main Mary M, bds 360 Main. Main Ruby, domestic, 59 Clinton. Maine Philander T, laborer, h 32 Oak Av. Maitland Elizabeth, widow Mathew 5, h 23 Railroad Av. Maitland Samuel, teamster, bds National Hotel. Maitland Thomas, teamster, bds 23 Railroad Av. Mallory Charles, laborer, bds Whitney Av, Murphy's add. Mallory Conray B, keeper at the Prison, h 13 Mechanic. Malloy Daniel, cooper, h 76 Oak. Malloy David, cooper, h 175 Ganson. Malloy Dennis, engine wiper, bds 76 Oak. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 139 Malloy Timothy, cooper, h 33 Mechanic. Maloney Patrick, bds 93 Hamlin. Maloy Cornelius, laborer, bds 90 Blackstone. Maltman John, carpenter, h 49 Mechanic. Manahy Sarah, domestic, Hurd House. Manan Maggie, domestic, Hibbard House. Manby James F, storekeeper J L & S R R, bds 82 Main. Manchester Flavius J, foreman P J Curtiss' Planing Mill, h 27 Wesley. Manguin Margaret, domestic, 133 Washington. Maniates Arabella, widow Nicholas, h 135 Ganson. Maning Eliza, widow, bds 99 Chicago. Maning Robert, drayman, h 99 Chicago. Manlove Lucius C, drug clerk, bds 141 Jackson. Mann Julia A, bds 304 Main. Mann Oliver, harness maker, bds 189 Main. Manning Charles, hostler, Hurd House. Manning George, barber, bds 42 Mill. Mansfield William H, printer, bds 293 Main. Manson James, conductor G R V R R, h 13 Francis. Mantle James, gardener, h east end Ganson. Markey Betsey, domestic, 81 Cortland. Markey Thomas, laborer, bds 402 Ganson. Markham Charles H, bds 3 Lansing Av. Markham David, h 3 Lansing Av. Markham Levant, propr Jackson Broom Manufy, rear 37 Cortland, bds Hibbard House. Markham Marcus, blacksmith, 109 Mechanic, bds 3 Lansing Av. Marks Alfred J, guard at the Prison, bds 11 Mechanic. Maroney John W, boiler maker, h 67 Detroit. Marquette John, butcher, h 121 Mechanic. Marsh Hiram A, teamster, h 34 Third. Marsh Lewis, bds 31 Van Buren. Marshall Joseph D, saloon, 129 Main, bds National Hotel. Martin Betsey, tailoress, bds 89 Trail. Martin Charles, barber, bds 44 Clinton. Martin Frank, fireman M C R R, bds 53 Elizabeth. Martin Henry (Squier & M), h 62 Franklin. Martin John, cooper, h 22 Clinton. Martin John R, deputy keeper at the Prison, h 128 Cooper. Martin Miles A, engineer, h 185 East Av. Martin Samuel, mason, h north end Blackstone, McNaughton's add. Martin William, laborer, bds Mosher House. Marvin Jeremiah, farmer, h north end Lansing Av. Marvin L Adell, bds 42 Francis. Mason Elizabeth, widow Stephen, h 45 Franklin. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 140 JACKSON DIRECTORY. W. N. BUCK & C0., -AD CERALTm -AND CENERAL IX~URAXC E A EXI T! Have all kinds of Property to Bent, pay taxes, collect Debts, draw Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, and also have FARMS, CITY LOTS, DWELLINS, & WLO LANOS B'OIZ SALJEJ, 249 INClllT STREE T. W. N. BUCK. GEO. W. FORD. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 141 Mason Erasmus, laborer, bds 138 Detroit. Mason John K, book keeper, bds Mechanic. Mason John L, book keeper, bds 188 Mechanic. Mason Leonard B, dry goods, carpets & merchant tailoring, 212 & 214 Main, h 149 Jackson. Mason Margaret, domestic, 13 Lansing Av. Mason Russell, guard at the Prison, bds 65 Mechanic. Mather Ashael, h 110 Wilkins. Mather Raymond, laborer, bds 110 Wilkins. Mathews Charles, produce buyer, bds 21 Washington. May Samuel, clerk, bds 101 Biddle. Mayburry William, h 59 Francis. Mayhew Jason W, carpenter, h 24 Harris. McAllester James, laborer, bds 82 Detroit. McAllister John, laborer, h 11 Clinton. McAvery J R, traveling agent, bds Hurd House. McCabe Annie, domestic, 364 Main. McCabe Jane, domestic, 317 Main. McCabe John, h 66 Ford. McCabe Michael, mason, h 88 Ingham. McCabe Thomas M, laborer, h 14 Clinton. McCall Donald F, joiner, bds 160 Van Dorn. McCan James, mason, bds 110 Main. McCarthy Charles, fireman, bds 46 Mechanic. McCarthy Ellen, bds 168 Ganson. McCarthy Florence, laborer, h 168 Ganson. McCarty Hattie, tailoress, bds 3 Main. McCarty Jerry, laborer, bds 72 Ford. McCarty John, laborer, h 61 Trail. McCarty Michael, plasterer, h 33 Third. McCary William, cooper, bds 54 Mechanic. McCauly Daniel, teamster, h north end Blackstone, North Star add. McCauly Lizzie, domestic, 66 Jackson. McCauley Patrick, saloon, 143 Main, h 199 Cooper. McCawley Daniel, teamster, bds 78 Ganson. McCawley Dennis, laborer, bds 156 Cooper. McCawley Kate, domestic, 43 Cortland. McCawley Margaret, domestic, 198 Mechanic. McCawley Michael, laborer, bds 122 Francis. McCleland Catharine, domestic, 72 Main. McCodd Edward, painter, bds 122 Jackson. McConnel Oscar H (Rice & McC), h 72 Clinton. McConnell Celicia, widow John, bds 295 Ganson. McConnell---, laborer, bds 53 Mill. McConnell Nicholas, tanner, bds 82 Detroit. McCormick Maggie, tailoress, bds 293 Main. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 142 JACKSON DIRECTORY. McCracken Amos T, cooper, bds 174 Cooper. McCracken Webster, cooper, bds 174 Cooper. McCracken William R, cooper, bds 174 Cooper. McCray James, physician, h 178 Mechanic. McCrum Lizzie, domestic, 7 Lansing Av. McCullouh Helen, domestic, Hibbard House. McCully James, laborer, h 28 Mason. McCurdy Mary Ann, domestic, 21 Columbus. McCutchan Orrin A, brakeman, bds National Hotel. McDonald Alexander, R R contractor, h 344 Main. McDonald Angus, laborer, bds 344 Main. McDonald Cornelius, laborer, h 9 Columbus. McDonald David A, propr California restaurant, 138 Main. McDonald John, laborer, h 48 Clinton. McDonald Hugh, RZR contractor, h 83 Oak. McDonald Maggie, domestic, 39 North Main. McDonald Patrick, helper, h 52 Park Av. McDonald Peter, laborer, bds 9 Columbus. McDonagh Patrick, laborer, h 33 Oak Av. McDonnell Mary, domestic, 309 Main. McDowell Leonard, painter, bds 67 Cortland. McDowell Mrs S, millinery, 227 Main, bds 67 Cortland. McEvoy Patrick, laborer, h 148 Park Av. McFadzean John, freight agent J L & S R R, h 83 Ford. McFallon Patrick, farmer, h 21 Stewart Av. McFarland Anna, widow Daniel, h 88 Blackstone. McFeeley Dennis, saloon, h 172 Main. McGary Frank, miner, h 27 Oak Av. McGee Isaac, teamster, bds 122 Jackson. McGee Melville, judge of probate, 287 Main, h 93 Blackstone. McGee Michael, porter, bds 122 Jackson. McGee William, engineer, h 130 Chicago. McGee William L, book keeper, bds 203 Mechanic. McGill Rose, widow Peter, h 18 Clinton. McGowan Joseph, fireman, bds 149 Main. McGrath John, laborer, h 31 Fourth. McGrath Kittie, domestic, 370 Main. McGrath Theodore T, machinist, bds Mosher House. McGrath Thomas, tinner, bds 31 Fourth. McGrath Thomas, laborer, h 76 Trail. McGregor Alexander, boiler maker, bds 193 Milwaukee. McGregor James, boiler maker, bds 193 Milwaukee. McGregor John, fireman, bds 46 Mechanic. McGregor Mary, machinist, bds 20 Liberty. McGregor Mary, seamstress, bds 143 State. McGregor Moses, boiler maker, 55 Mill, h 193 Milwaukee. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 143 McGregor Robert, laborer, h 20 Liberty. McGuin Anna, domestic, 134 Jackson. McGuin Mary, domestic, 134 Jackson. McGuinn Martin, laborer, h 258 North. McGuire C, produce buyer, bds Union Hotel. McGuire Frank, laborer, h 270 North. McGuire James, laborer, h 268 North. McGuire James, laborer, bds 122 Ford. McGuire John, laborer, h 81 Oak. McGuire Patrick, laborer, bds 77 Mechanic. McGuire Patrick, teamster, h 33 Blackstone. McIntire John, laborer, bds 121'North Main. McIntyre John J, cooper, bds 67 Mechanic. McKee James, h 29 Third. McKee John (Gilbert, Ransom & Knapp), res Kalamazoo. McKee Sarah Ann, dressmaker, bds 29 Third. McKee William, engineer, h 46 Jackson. McKensie Daniel, carpenter, h 13 Wesley. McKenzie Adam, messenger boy Daily Patriot Office, bds 32 Jackson. McKenzie James M, machinist, h 32 Jackson. McKersey James A, clerk, h 94 Detroit. McKiechey James, machinist, bds 37 Jackson. McKinley Alexander, apprentice, bds 73 Oak. McKinstry James, conductor, bds 59 Mechanic. McKinstry Robert (McK & Wilson), h 8 Washington. McKinstry & Wilson (Robert McK & Thomas J W), proprs Wood and Coal Yard, 44 Mill. McKinney John, guard at the Prison. McKittrick Lizzie, widow Robert, nurse, bds 49 Main. McKittrick Maggie, domestic, 83 Cortland. McLaughlin James, foreman cabinet department at the Prison, h 63 Blackman Av. McLaughlin Miar, physician, 166 Main, bds Hibbard House. McLaughlin Thomas, fireman, bds 168 Main. McLain Hamilton H, brakeman, h 96 Mason. McLean Charles, blacksmith, bds 69 Wesley. McLean, Franklin, tinner, bds 69 Wesley. McLean John, physician, 69 Wesley, h same. McLim James H, shoemaker, 226 Main. McMillan John, tobacco stripper, bds 170 Milwaukee. McMillan Mariah, widow Archer, tailoress, h 170 Milwaukee. McMillan Mary Jane, cigarmaker, bds 170 Milwaukee. McMillan Putman C, brakesman, bds 29 Mechanic. McMillan Robert, tobacco stripper, bds 170 Milwaukee. McMillen Andrew, teamster, h 46 Bowen. McMillen Cathrinus P, helper, bds 29 Mechanic. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 144 JACKSON DIRECTORY. AND INSURANCE AGENT. The following Substantial Companies are Represented by OFFICE 259 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRS: THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Of New York, one of the Most Reliable in the World. Assetts, over...................................... $45,000,000 No. of Policies in Force....................................... 71,818 THE REPUBLIC, Of Chicago, the Largest Fire Insurance Company in the West, and one of the Strongest in the Country. Cash Capital and Surplus, $1,3692,26.8 I INDEPENDENT OF COMBINATIONS. RAILWAY PASSENGER INS. CO., OF HIARTFORD. Tickets from One to Thirty Days, Assets............... $304,000 FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Assets, Gold.............................................................. 767,115.63 MARKET FIRE INS. CO., OF NEW YORK. Assetts................................................. $717,026.39 UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. Assets, Gold.......................................... $1,113,697.87 LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE. Assets, Gold................................................$20,869,079.04 AMERICAN CENTRAL INS. CO., ST. LOUIS, MO. Assets, Sept. 1, 1870............................................. $243,586.24 DESIRABLE FARMS, CITY LOTS AND DWELLINGS FOR SALE. MONEY TO LOAN ON COOD SECURITIES. Parties wishing money will please apply in season to allow time for correspondence. Attention paid to the collection of Business Paper. Those having money to loan will here find secure investments, and those wishing to borrow on good security can be accommodated. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 145 McMillen Helen M, bds 46 Bowen. McMillen Mathew, blacksmith, h 29 Mechanic. McNally Edward, laborer, h 131 Franklin. McNally John R, carpenter, h 39 Mechanic. McNamara Annie, domestic, Union Hotel. McNamara Bridget, tailoress, bds 89 Trail. McNamara John, laborer, h 43 Main. McNamara Julia, widow Patrick, h 62 Milwaukee. McNamara Mary, domestic, 41 North Main. McNamara Mary A, domestic, 4 North Main. McNaughton Moses A, director Jackson Smelting Co, and manager M A L R R, h 41 Stewart Av. McNebb John, brakesman, bds Hibbard House. McNeil -, carpenter, bds 29 Washington. McNeil James, farmer, h 14 Greenwood Av. McNeil 0 Frank, student, bds 14 Greenwood Av. McNelly Edward H, shoemaker, h 131 Franklin. McOmber Mary, artist, bds 37 Cortland. McParland Barney, saloon, 139 Main, h same. McQuellan Michael J, produce dealer, h 136 State. McQuillan Andrew F (Thos McQuillan & Bro), bds 162 Cooper. McQuillan Daniel, farmer, bds 162 Cooper. McQuillan Elizabeth, widow Nicholas, h 162 Cooper. McQuillan John, bds 162 Cooper. McQuillan James, farmer, bds 162 Cooper. McQuillan Thomas (Thomas McQ & Bro), 110 Main. McQuillan Thomas & Bro (Thomas & Andrew F), saloon, 110 Main. McSwiney James H, engineer, h Milwaukee. McVay Charles H, clerk, bds 152 Cooper. McWilliams Kittie, saleswoman, bds 152 Cooper. McWilliams Mary E, copyist, bds 78 Franklin. McWilliams Mary J, domestic, Union Hotel. McWhorter Charles, machinist, bds 46 Mechanic. Mead Maggie, housekeeper, 59 Francis. Mears Evan, flour and feed, bds 178 Main. Melosh Anthony, farmer, h 151 Belden. Menby James F, supply agent J L & S R R, bds 82 Main. Meriman Levi G, h 122 Francis. Merithew William, carpenter, h 197 Milwaukee. Merriam George W, engineer, h 94 Ford. Merrill John H, clerk, bds Mosher House. Merrills James, farmer, h 430 Ganson. Merrills Wallace M, farmer, bds 430 Ganson. Merwin David P, agent Literary Companion, h 18 First. Merwin & Davis (Volney V B M & Montgomery R D), real estate, loan, & insurance agents, 224 Main. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 10 146 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Merwin Volney V B (M & Davis), h 24 Second. Meseroll Charles, city marshall, h 23 First. Meseroll Dan (Beebe & M), bds 23 First. Messcar Henry, laborer, bds 72 Ford. Metcalf Charles, engineer M C R R, bds 53 Elizabeth. Mettler Samuel B, clerk, bds 149 Jackson. Metz Edward, blacksmith, bds rear 299 Main. Metz Edward H, blacksmith, 20 Luther, bds rear 299 Main. Metz Frank, bds 88 Washington. Metz Marzal, mason, h 88 Washington. Meyfarth Christ, saloon, 125 Mechanic, h same. Meyfarth Henry (M & Hershman), bds 125 Mechanic. Meyfarth & Hershman (Henry M & John H), builders, 3 Mill. Meyfarth Louis, carpenter, bds 125 Mechanic. Michigan State Prison, John Morris agent, J R Martin deputy keeper, J W Hulin clerk, north end Mechanic. Middlemist Joseph, blacksmith, h 81 Main. Miles Samuel J, engineer, h 37 Cortland. Milholand Charles, mason, bds 25 Clinton. Milholand John, cooper, bds 25 Clinton. Milholand Sarah, machinist, bds 67 Mason. Millard Libbie A, bds 40 Francis. Millard Rev David E, pastor Christian Church, h 20 Washington. Miller Albert, laborer, h 79 Hamlin. Miller August, carriage painter, bds 53 Blackstone. Miller Benjamin J, city treasurer and carriage maker, h 74 Wesley. Miller Edward B, laborer, h 142 Greenwood. Miller Ettie, bds 140 Jackson. Miller Fred, bds 74 Wesley. Miller George H (Dillon & M), h 47 Main. Miller Gustave, carriage painter, bds 53 Blackstone. Miller Gustave, laborer, bds 27 Michigan Center Road. Miller Henry, laborer, h 67 North Main. Miller Henry, laborer, h 141 Cooper. Miller Henry, laborer, h 190 Cooper. Miller Henry, book keeper, h 83 Washington. Miller Jerome, carpenter, h 18 Harris. Miller John, tailor, bds European Dining Hall. Miller John A, laborer, h 191 Milwaukee. Miller Joseph J, builder, bds 98 Ingham. Miller Louisa, widow Charles, bds 49 Main. Miller Martha, domestic, 164 Jackson. Miller Matie, machinist, bds 116 State. Miller Samuel, carpenter, h 60 Spring. Miller Samuel W, plasterer, h 154 Main. Miller Wellington, fireman, bds 83 Washington. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 147 Miller William W, traveling agent, h 10 Harris. Milliman William W, shipping clerk, bds 25 Van Buren. Mills Harrison T, painter, h 381 Ganson. Mills John, laborer, h 5 St George Av, Bennett & George add. Mills Robert, laborer, bds 5 St George Av, Bennett & George add. Mills Thomas, propr brewery, cor Park & Water, h 113 Mill. Mills Thomas H, brewer, h 203 Milwaukee. Mills Wilber, bds 113 Mill. Minear Henry, saloon 197 Main, h 14 Wesley. Miner Henry, laborer, bds 45 Mill. Miner James A, traveling agent, bds Hurd House. Miner William P, clerk, bds 66 Jackson. Minklee Isaac, bds 204 Cooper. Minty R H G, Superintendent Louisville, New Albany & Chicago R R, h 240 Fourth. Misner Elemuel T, carpenter, bds 37 Jackson. Mission School-house, 164 Ganson. Mitchell Charles L, bds 41 Clinton. Mitchell Eunice H, widow William, bds 41 Clinton. Mitchell James, carpenter, h 46 Main. Mitchell Jay P, Post Office clerk, bds 9 Wesley. Mitchell John L, physician, 229 Main, bds 41 Clinton. Mitchell Joseph W, bds 9 Wesley. Mitchell Mrs Robert, bds 21 Francis. Moe Emeline, dressmaker, bds 155 Wilkins. Moe Hiram F, laborer, h 38 Backus. Moe Melvin, clerk, bds 63 Main. Mogford George, conductor Ft W, J & S R R, bds 98 Ingham. Mohr Jacob, watchman, bds 19 Wesley. Molds Edward, wagon maker, bds 178 Mechanic. Moloney Ella, nurse, 324 Main. Moloney Sarah, student, bds 28 Third. Moloney Thomas, carpenter, h 28 Third. Molloy Kate, domestic, 60 Clinton. Molloy Timothy, cooper, h 33 Mechanic. Molton Cynthia, domestic, 10 First. Monaghan Robert E, teamster, h 141 Cooper. Monroe Benjamin B, traveling agent, h 309 Main. Monroe Permelia J, boarding house, 309 Main. Monroe William H, laborer, h 29 North Main. Monson John B, book keeper, h 97 Wesley. Montgomery Maria, widow John, bds 63 Spring. Moody Frank S, bds 93 Wesley. Moody William H, saloon & billiards, 257 Main, h 93 Wesley. Mook Solomon, engineer, h 128 Detroit. Mooney George W, teamster, h 17 Waterloo Av. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 148 JACKSON DIRECTORY. con,, BI 'RB WAC0 N M.AKSEn U3 @3 KILL. R!DHUER Da WE. SMIT H7 No. 238 Main.St., J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 149 Mooney William M, painter, bds 184 Ganson. Mooney William, laborer, h 184 Ganson. Moor Jacob, flagman M S R R, bds 160 Milwaukee. Moore Everson, mason, h 50 Main. Moore Francis B, clerk superintendent's Office J L& S R R, h 154 East Av. Moore Helen, domestic, 118 Jackson. Moore Kate A, book keeper, bds 54 North Main. Moore Lydia, widow Zephaniah, bds 31 Third. Moore William B, drug clerk, bds 58 Clinton. Moore William S, secretary Jackson Gas Light Co, h 58 Clinton. Moore William W, foreman at the Prison, h 11 North Main. Moore Zephaniah S, news dealer, 209 Main, h Keystone Block. Moran Bridget, domestic, Hibbard House. Moran Kittie, domestic, Hibbard House. Moran Mary, domestic, Hibbard House. Moran Michael, laborer, h 168 Cooper. Morgan Dennis, laborer, h 50 Francis. Morgan Lewis, whitewasher, h 19 Water. Morrill Arthur T (M Fuller & Co), bds 220 Mechanic. Morrill Edgar W, dealer in patent rights, h 149 Blackstone. Morrill Fred A, clerk, bds 75 Cortland. Morrill, Fuller & Co (Arthur T M, William B F & Charles R Durand), carriage hardware, 32 Cortland. Morrill Henry, traveling agent, h 220 Mechanic. Morrill Marshall J (Camp, M & Camp), h 75 Cortland. Morrill Thomas J, agent at the Prison, h 22 Oak Av. Morris Anselmo P, dentist, h 201 Milwaukee. Morris John G, traveling agent, bds 131 Main. Morrison Edward N (M & Phillips), h 22 Mill. Morrison John, engine wiper, bds 197 Cooper. Morrison Kittie, domestic, National Hotel. Morrison Mary, domestic, National Hotel. Morrison Matilda, widow Francis, bds 15 Lansing Av. Morrison Patton, propr groceries 128 Mechanic & 240 Main, and Flour & Feed Store 204 Main, h 240 Main. Morrison & Phillips (Edward N M & A L P), painters, 22 Mill. Morrison William, shoemaker, bds National Hotel. Morrissey Anna, bds 35 Oak Av. Morrissy John, mason, bds 19 Stewart Av. Morrissey Patrick, laborer, bds 35 Oak Av. Morrissy Thomas, laborer, h 19 Stewart Av. Mosher Abial J, shoemaker, bds 309 Main. Mosher Benjamin G, h 17 Lansing Av. Mosher Dewitt, shoemaker, bds Mosher House. Mosher Eugene H, carpenter, bds 266 Ganson. N. Y. Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. and other Ins. Co's. See p. 144. 150 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Mosher George H, dentist, 251 Main, h 316 Main. Mosher Henry, carpenter & joiner, h 266 Ganson. Mosher Huldah D, h 98 Ford. Mosher Martin, propr Mosher House, 62 Jackson. Mosher Rosa, dressmaker, bds 217 Milwaukee. Mosher Sophia, widow Oliver C, bds 314 Main. Mosher Willis D, harness maker, bds 90 Oak. Moulten Henry W, foreman at the Prison, h 51 Mechanic. Mouncey Joseph, brewer, h 39 Elizabeth. Moyer Roswell, carpenter, h 224 Mechanic. Mulholland Edward, laborer, h north end George, North Star add. Mulholland Mary, domestic, north end George, North Star add. Mullane Bridget, widow Patrick, bds 15 Second. Mullany John, ice peddler, h 73 West Av. Mullen John, clerk, h 162 Main. Muller Charles F, general agent Seymour, Morgan & Allen's Reaper & Mower, 29 Mill, bds Hurd House. Muller Kate, domestic, 75 Franklin. Mulraney Patrick, laborer, h 69 West Av. Mulraney Thomas, farmer, h 19 Michigan Center Road. Mundy Ella R, school teacher, bds 49 Wesley. Mundy John G, book keeper, bds 49 Wesley. Mundy S J (widow William E), h 49 Wesley. Munson John B, clerk, with Joseph Tibbitts. Murphy Anna, dressmaker, bds 70 Milwaukee. Murphy Dennis, laborer, h 4 Liberty. Murphy Dennis, night watch M C R R, h 70 Milwaukee. Murphy Edward, laborer, h Hill, North Star add. Murphy Eugene, laborer, h 110 Detroit. Murphy Hugh M, dealer in real estate, h 23 Waterloo Av. Murphy Mary C, tailoress, bds 4 Mechanic. Murphy Michael, laborer, h 177 Ganson. Murray Charlotte, seamstress, bds 24 Cooper. Murray Eber, brick maker, bds 12 Cooper. Murray John, plumber, gas & steam fitter, alley rear 253 Main, h 54 North Main. Murray John, bds with John Murray. Murray James, farmer, bds 112 Mason. Murray Michael, laborer, h 170 Ganson. Murray Maggie, bds 47 Main. Murray Peter, laborer, h east end Ganson. Murray Patrick, laborer, h 170 Ganson. Murry Mary, h 101 Perrine. Murta Patrick, laborer, h rear 49 Wesley. Musliner Solomon, clothing, 215 Main, h 58 Mason. Myers August, shoemaker, bds 139 Main. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 151 Myers Charles, saloon, 147 Main, h 56 Cortland. Myers Ed, conductor, bds 293 Main. Myers Louisa, domestic, 216 Mechanic. Myers Peleg, lightning-rod agent, bds Mosher House. Myrick R Luther, telegraph operator J, L & S R R, h 77 Mason. J\T Nash E P, conductor GR V R R, bds Hurd House. Nash Lewis, h 24 Williams. National Hotel, A T Henry propr, 121 Main. National Savings Bank, T G Bennett propr, George A Foster cashier, 260 Main. Neary Charles, brakeman, bds Hurd House. Neary Charles H, conductor L S M & S R E, bds Hurd House. Neden James L, student, bds 20 Greenwood. Neesley J George, cooper, 42 Oak, h 179 Ganson. Neil Samuel, apprentice, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. Neil William, laborer, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Neiss George, laborer, bds 1 River, Riverside add. Nelson Ferguson, boiler maker, h 72 Spring. Nesley Peter, shoemaker, 28 Mill, h east end Biddle. Nestar John, laborer, h 69 Main. Neuenfeld Louis, wagon maker, bds 147 Main. Neuenfeldh August, laborer, h 29 Michigan Center Road. Nevious J C, traveling agent, bds 293 Main. Newkirk Benjamin, cashier Jackson City Bank,ihr 324 Main. Newman R M, civil engineer, bds Hibbard House. Newman Michael G, molder, h 59 Oak. Newman Ralph, mason, bds 59 Oak. Newton John, laborer, h 119 Greenwood. Niblack William D, omnibus driver, h 3 Francis. Nicolay Herman, engine wiper, h 58 Oak. Nicolay William, laborer, h 211 Park Place. Nichols Emma, widow Richard, seamstress, h 8 Biddle. Nichols Eugene W, bds 175 Washington. Nichols Franklin, carpenter, bds 8 Railroad Av. Nichols Mary, domestic, 98 Mill. Nichols Merrick H, miller, h 175 Washington. Nichols William H, veterinary surgeon, h 8 Railroad Av. Nicholson Thomas, lather, bds 60 Blackman Av. Nicklisson Charles, grocer, 237 Main, h 124 Jackson. Nims Dwight, physician, 280 Main, bds 39 North Main. Noble Alice E, domestic, 69 Jackson. Noble Caroline P, widow Porter, bds 64 Lansing Av. Nolan Margaret, widow Michael, bds 177 Cooper. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 152 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Clothing Neatly Iepaired AND THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, BY C. BE. JETROjlE'S NEW CHEMICAL METHOD, Without the least injury to color or garment. No scouring or rinsing to stretch or shrink garments out of shape, as by the old method. MRS. L. A. JOHNS, 119 Jackson Street. WARNER & DODGE, DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, CALRPENTERS' AND MECHANICS' T)OOLS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, PLAIN AND STAMPED TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, CORDAGE, ROPES, AXES, CHAINS, &c., &c. WARNER & DODGE, 242 ]WAIN STREET, JACKSON, lI~ICH. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 153 Nolan Patrick, miner, h 59 Milwaukee. Noll Charles, tailor, h 44 West Av. Noon James, laborer, bds 150 Main. Norman Benjamin, laborer, bds 48 Main. Normile Patrick, laborer, h 156 Cooper. Norris John, propr barrel manufy, 46 and 54 Oak, h 48 Oak. Norris John W, cook, Hurd House, h 94 Mill. Norris Mary J, widow Amos, domestic, 87 Washington. Norris Michael, tailor, h 35 Mechanic. NORTH ELLA A, music teacher, h 78 Oak. North Guy F, fireman, h 78 Oak. North John D, physician, 200 Main, h 70 Main. Northrop Egbert L, engineer, h 50 Blackstone. Northrop Frederick L, helper, bds 50 Blackstone. Northup Milton, general freight agent J L & S R R, bds 58 Franklin. Northup Roswell B, mason, bds Mosher House. Norton Carrie, tailoress, bds 19 North Main. Norton Charles H (Colson & N), h 61 Mitchell. Norton Harriet E, widow Delois M, millinery and dress ýmaking, 232 Main, h same. Norton Thomas H, carpenter, bds 21 Francis. Nover Peter, printer, h 128 State. Noyes Jasper H (Bumpus, Woodsum & Co and Snow, Gilson & Co), mayor, h 362 Main. Noyes Lillie, bds 362 Main. Nugent Maggie E, tailoress, bds 143 State. Nuofer Frederika, domestic, 75 Cortland. O Oberliesen Joseph (Dorrance & 0), h 57 Washington. O'Brien James, laborer, h 150 Park Av. O'Brien John, laborer, h Argyle, Murphy's add. O'Brien Mary, domestic, Hibbard House. O'Brien Michael, currier, h 143 Park Place. O'Brien Nellie A, teacher, bds 64 Franklin. O'Connel Michael, laborer, h 274 North. O'Connor Andrew, section boss, h 72 Ford. O'Connor John, tailor, bds Mosher House. Odd Fellows' Hall, 232 Main. O'Donnell Edwin, apprentice, bds 243 Ganson. O'Donnell George, apprentice, bds 243 Ganson. O'Donnell James, editor and propr Jackson Daily Citizen, 202 Main, h 43 Washington. O'Donnell James, laborer, h 243 Ganson. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 154 JACKSON DIRECTORY. O'Donnell'John, bds 57 Mechanic. O'Donnell Maggie, teacher 1st ward public school, bds 117 Trail. O'Donnell Owen, switchman, h 57 Mechanic. O'Dwyer Ellen J, saleswoman, bds 152 Cooper. O'Dwyer James G, hats, caps, furs and millinery, 265 and 267 Main, h 152 Cooper. O'Dwyer Margaret, saleswoman, bds 152 Cooper. O'Dwyer Michael, laborer, bds 45 Mechanic. O'Grady Thomas, foundryman, h 72 Park Av. O'Hearn William, engineer, bds 6 Greenwood Av. O'Heren James, laborer, bds 45 Stewart Av. O'Heren Libby, domestic, 121 Mechanic. O'Heren Martin, laborer, h 180 Ganson. O'Heren Mary, domestic, Hurd House. O'Heren Michael, laborer, h 26 Liberty. O'Hern Timothy, laborer, h 12 Railroad Av. Ohlson Alfred, tanner, bds 71 Ganson. Oldfield James C, clerk, h 82 Oak. Olds Charles, laborer, bds north end Lincoln. Olds Eliza M, bds 3 Greenwood. Olds James H, laborer, h north end Lincoln. Olds Mary, domestic, north end Lincoln. O'Leary Joseph, porter, Seney House. Oliver Thomas, conductor J L & S R R, bds 17 Cooper. Ollson Swan, laborer, bds 147 Main. Olmsted David S, paymaster Ft W, J & S R R, h 59 North Main. Olmsted Grove, porter, bds 51 Oak Av. Olmsted Lucius, drayman, h 51 Oak Av. Olney Davis, book keeper, bds 309 Main. Omarah Cornelius, laborer, h Allen Road, McGuire's add. Omarah James, laborer, bds 28 North Main. Omelia Kate, domestic, 79 Cortland. O'Neal Abbie, domestic, 182 Mechanic. O'Neal William E, laborer, h 86 Wesley. O'Neil Charles, brakeman, bds 108 Main. O'Neil Kittie, domestic, Hibbard House. O'Neil Maggie, cook, National Hotel. O'Neil Michael, cooper, bds 163 Cooper. O'Neil Thomas (Congdon & O'N), bds 57 Elizabeth. O'Neill Catharine, widow John, h 163 Cooper. O'Neill Edward, mason, h 27 New York. O'Neill Henry, stone mason, h 27 New York. O'Neill Henry, Jr, mason, bds 27 New York. O'Neill Hugh, laborer, h 48 Elizabeth. O'Neill John, cooper, bds 163 Cooper. O'Neill Mary, seamstress, bds 163 Cooper. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 155 Oppenheim David J, clerk, bds 62 Washington. Oppenheim Jacob; butcher, h 62 Washington. O'Rielly Maggie, widow Farrell, bds 59 Elizabeth. O'Rorke John, laborer, bds 140 Cooper. Orr John W, lumberman, h 9 First. Orr J Wesley, book keeper, bds 9 First. Osborn Daniel, farmer, h; 2 iWebster. Osborn George, student, bdi 32 Webster. Osborn Lester T, h 145 BlacýItone. Osborn Theodore P, farmer, h 77 Wesley. Osborn Timothy, bds 77 Wesley.: Osborne Benjamin J F, bell boy, Hurd House. Osgood & Bird (Isaac 0 & Judson S B), architects, south-east corner Main and Mechanic. Osgood Hiram C, with Osgood & Bird, bds 6 Lansing Av. Osgood Isaac (Osgood & Bird), h 6 Lansing Av. O'Sullivan Daniel, carpenter, h 19 Luther. Otis George H, asst keeper at the Prison, h 2 Mechanic. Otis Laura, widow Joseph H, bds 2 Mechanic. O'Toole John, laborer, h 197 Cooper. Ottmar Jacob, potter, h 33 Liberty. Owen Ira H, peddler, bds 38 Francis. Owen Julia A, dressmaker, 38 Francis, h same. Owen Minnie, domestic, 101 Francis. Owens Albert J, switchman, bds 78 Trail. Owens James H, yardman M C R R, h 78 Trail. Owens John (O & Gannane), res Brockport, N Y. Owens & Gannane (John O & James G), grocers, 2 Union Hall block. Paden John, conductor J L & S R R, bds 49 Luther. Page William, h 44 Washington. Paine John W, photographer, 149 Main, h same. Pallay Henry, carpenter, bds 18 Cortland. Palmer Burdett, teamster, h 94 Biddle. Palmer Charles H, carriage maker, h 23 Williams. Palmer D Gibbs, salesman, h 215 Mechanic. Palmer Dan R, h 88 Oak. Palmer David B, marble cutter, h 14 Main. Palmer Emery D, fireman, bds 88 Oak. Palmer Gilbert D, clerk, h 41 Clinton. Palmer George, farmer, h 125 Greenwood Av. Palmer George F, marble polisher, h 14 Main. Palmer Joshua, h 214 Cooper. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 156 JACKSON DIRECTORY. STEUA- M PRINTING ESTB ENT 202 MAIN STREETM THE OLDEST DAlLY PAPER In Central Mtichigan. DAZL Y ESTAdBLISHED IX 1865. WEEKIL F EST4BLISHED IX 1887. LARGEST GIRtJULATION 1&'OF ANY PAPER BETWEEN DETROIT AND CHICAGO. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. M All the Latest Styles of Type, Fast Presses, and Good Workmnen. AM PRICES WA YDO WN! JAMES O3DONiELL, PUBLISHER. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 157 Palmer Justin, laborer, bds 94 Biddle. Palmer Lemuel F, locomotive engineer, bds Hurd House. Palmer Lysander D, pastor Baptist Church, h 211:Mechanic. Palmer Reuben, bds 3 Main. Palmer Susan, domestic, bds 32 Third. Palmer Sylvia, dress & cloak maker, 246 Main, bds 99 Washington. Palmer William H (Davis & P), h Main. Pantlind AV (P & Robinson), Hibbard House. Pantlind Boyd, clerk, Hibbard House. Pantlind George, bds Hibbard House. Pantlind & Robinson (A V P & Don J: R), proprs Hibbard House, 173 Main. Pardee George H, carpenter, h 75 Chicago. Pardee Hortense, domestic, 62 Chicago. Paris Alfred W, confectioner, bds 211 Main. Paris Allen, confectioner, bds 211 Main. Paris James, confectioner, bds 211 Main. Parish Myron, telegraph line repairer, bds 25 Francis. Park Charles, engine wiper, bds 53 Elizabeth. Parker Edwin J, h 113 Detroit. Parker George V, with Stiles Brothers, h 99 Milwaukee. Parker Mary, h 73 Chicago. Parker Mervin E, miller, bds 37 Jackson. Parker Philip, bar tender, bds 64 Wesley. Parker Sarah, saleswoman, bds 199 Mechanic. Parker William, insurance agent, bds Hurd House. Parker William, day watch M C R R, h Elizabeth. Parkhurst Asahel W, h 136 Jackson. Parkhurst Charles G, bds 136 Jackson. Parkinson James A, law student, bds 66 Jackson. Parks Carlton, teamster, bds 67 Spring. Parks David W, blacksmith, bds 18 Blackstone. Parks John, blacksmith, h 18 Blackstone. Parmenter Jesse, asst keeper at the Prison, bds 308 Ganson. Parr Charles J, carsmith, h 139 Park Place. Parsons John R, lawyer, 198 Main, h 13 Third. Parthum William, cigarmaker, h 61 Cortland. Paskall Jacob, peddler, h 94 Franklin. Paskall John, laborer, bds 94 Franklin. Patterson Almon, h 314 Main. Patterson Charles J (Goodwin & P), bds 314 Main. Patterson Solomon, laborer, bds 42 Mill. Peak Henry T, well digger, h 175 Milwaukee. Peak William, laborer, h 72 Ford. Pease Adelia A, widow Nathaniel J, h 52 Park Av. Pease Amanda M, h 14 Jackson. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 158 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Pease Henry W, farmer, bds 14 Jackson. Peck Daniel, carpenter, h 54 Waterloo Av. Peck Erastus, lawyer, 212 Main, bds Hibbard House. Peck Stephen L, raftsman, bds National Hotel. Peck Walace, clerk, bds 120 Washington. Peck Warren B, harness maker, h 192 Cooper. Peckham John D, tailor, 151 Main, h same. Peek Daniel, carpenter, h 41' Park Place. Pember Irvin A (P & Willard), bds 172 Main. Pember & Willard (Irvin A P & Reuben L W), saloon, 89 Jackson. Pendall Benjamin F (Summers & P), h 189 Mechanic. Penner Elizabeth, widow Philip, bds 128 Ford. Penner Martin R, mason, h 8 Hallett. Pennington Charles D (Darrow & P), h 23 Jackson. Pennoyer Luzern A, machinist, h 106 Ford. Penny Amile, tanner, bds 34 Railroad Av. Penny Charles W (P & King), h 36 North Main. Penny James, harness maker, h 34 Railroad Av. Penny & King (Charles W P & Charles W K), dry goods, 271 Main. Penny Milton, laborer, bds 34 Railroad. People's National Bank, J M Root prest, D B Hibbard vice prest, W C Lewis cash, south-east corner Main & Mechanic. Percival George F (Jackson & P), h 85 Franklin. Perham Charles B, laborer, h 35 Stewart Av. Perinton Anna M, widow Thomas, h 68 Franklin. Perkins Elbert D, bds 95 Milwaukee. Perkins Elisha B, farmer, h 41 Oak Av. Perkins James L, lawyer, 295 Main, h 95 Milwaukee. Perkins W T, baggage master L & M S R R, bds Hurd House. Perrine Hulburt J, barrel brander, h 71 Mechanic. Perry Charles A, gas and steam fitter, h 143 Detroit. Perry Elizabeth M, dress and cloak maker, 214 Main, bds Washington. Perry Edwin S, guard at the Prison, bds 9 Prison. Perry Lizzie, domestic, Hurd House. Perry Lucy T, widow George W, h 9 Prison. Perry Rev Peter W, pastor Free Will Baptist Church, h 37 Biddle. Perry W W, carpenter, h 51 Main. Persons Fidelia, seamstress, h 210 Main. Persons George W, tinner, bds 136 Jackson. Peters Henry J, carpenter, h 65 Union. Peters John, laborer, bds 190 Cooper. Peterson Isaac, h 43 Washington. Peterson Joseph H, manager Western Union Telegraph Office, 197 Main, h 113 Detroit. Peterson Louis, blacksmith, bds 36 Cortland. Peterson William E, restaurant, 194 Main, h same. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 159 Peterson William W, carpenter, h 127 State. Petrie Peter, engineer, bds 53 Elizabeth. Pettengill Stowell G (Hatch, Claflin & P), h 123 Blackstone. Pettengill William (Hatch, Claflin & P), h 123 Blackstone. Petty William H, laborer, h 161 Belden. Phalan Bridget, domestic, 320 Main. Phalan Jennie, domestic, 320 Main. Phelps Alice, school teacher, bds 82 Main. Phelps Amnerilla, domestic, 43 Clinton. Phelps George, brakeman, bds National Hotel. Phelps Lucinda, domestic, Allen Road, McNaughton's add. Phelps Theodore E, city wood measurer, h 25 Williams. Phelps Thomas C (Cowham, Billing & Co), h 111 Wilkins. Phillipe Louis, apprentice, bds 174 Cooper. Phillipp Henerika, domestic, 176 Main. Phillippi Frederick, harness maker, h 66 Luther. Phillips Alfred, painter, bds 98 Milwaukee. Phillips A L (Morrison & P), h 22 Mill. Phillips Franklin, cigarmaker, bds 98 Milwaukee. Phillips Henry H, warehouseman, h 32 Foot. Phillips Wesley, engineer, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Pickett Chancy, clerk, h 146 Wilkins. Pickett Lorenzo, architect & builder, 43 Mill, h 2 Jackson. Pierce & Co (Orlando W & Orrison A P), proprs Wood Yard, 85 Mechanic. Pierce Charles L, tea, spice & tobaccos, 193 Main, h same. Pierce Edward, laborer, room 216 Main. Pierce E, school teacher, bds 82 Main. Pierce Emma, music teacher, bds 85 Mechanic. Pierce Eva L, bds 66 Jackson. Pierce Frank M, express messenger M A L R R, bds 85 Mechanic. Pierce James, laborer, h 11 Clinton. Pierce Lemuel H, carpenter, h 76 Francis. Pierce Martha E, boarding house, 85 Mechanic. Pierce Mrs J B, boarding house, 68 Jackson. Pierce Orlando W (Pierce & Co), h 85 Mechanic. Pierce Orrison A (Pierce & Co), bds 85 Mechanic. Pierce Philander E, wood measurer, h 53 Mechanic. Pierson Edward A, tinner, h 93 Ford. Pierson Hiram B, clerk, h 6 Second. Pierson Lewis H, shoemaker, h 86 Washington. Pierson Lucy A, copyist, bds 86 Washington. Pike C H, brakeman, bds National Hotel. Pilcher J Henry, book keeper, h 42 Clinton. Pilcher Mollie S, dressmaker, bds 42 Clinton. Pittelkow William F, tailor, h 28 Wesley. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 160 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw EAILEOADk The direct route to and from the great Salt and Lumber regionr of the Saginaw Yalley and the interior of Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. Two Through Express Trains, each way, Daily BETWEEN JACKSON AND WENONA, Passing through Mason, LANSING, Owosso, BAGINAW CITY and EAST SAGINAW. FREI GHTS by this route go to destination at Through Rates, and Without Transfer. TWO FFREIGHT TRAINS each way, Daily, giving the quickest dispatch to all Shipments to and from the Saginaw Valley. CONNECTIONS: JACKSON, with Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, and Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw Railroads, for all points WEST, EAST and SOUTH. LANSING, with Ionia & Lansing, and Peninsular Railroads. OWOSSO, with Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad. SAGINAW, with Flint & Pere Marquette Railway. WENONA, with Steamers to Pine River, Tawas, Alpena and Mackinaw. O. M. BARNES, Land Commissioner, MASON. M. NORTHUP, Gen'l Freight Agt., JACKSON, A, WATSON, Superintendent, JACKSON, J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 161 Platt Richard S, book keeper, h 173 Jackson. Pless Andrew C (Fish & P), h 66 Francis. Plumb Jefferson C, propr select school for boys, 266 Main, bds Union Hotel. Pond C C, h 57 Franklin. Pond H Andrew, book keeper, h 56 Jackson. Pool Addie W, h 99 Blackstone. Pool Almeda, widow Oscar F, h 50 Morrell. Pool Mary A, h 57 Second. Pool Ransom F, bds 50 Morrell. Poor Nellie, domestic, 99 Blackstone. Porter Alvin J, city night watch, h 15 Second. Porter Benjamin, brick manuf, 15 Cooper, h same. Porter Clara F, student, bds 310 Main. Porter Ettie, saleswoman, bds 291 Main. Porter Erasmus D, fluid lamps and lamp fixtures, 184 Main, bds 293 Main. Porter Lewis A, wood sawyer, bds National Hotel. Porter Mary J, bds Seney House. Porter Thomas S, clerk, bds 310 Main. Porter William H, clerk, h 13 Francis. Post Betsey Ann, widow Lyman W, h 88 Milwaukee. Post Lewis, carpenter, h 49 Blackstone. Post Nathan, carpenter, h 51 Blackstone. Post Office, William L Seaton postmaster, 149 and 151 Mechanic. Potter Nathan S, clerk, bds 148 Jackson, Potter Wilouby, mason, h 14 Clinton. Potts James, carpenter, h 77 Oak. Potts James H, fireman, bds 77 Oak. Potts John, baggage master L S & M S R R, bds 77 Oak. Potts William H, engineer, h 74 Oak. Powell Charles, laborer, bds 19 Wesley. Powell Lewis M, lawyer, 272 Main, h 33 Main. Prauter Kate, widow Henry, h 10 Liberty. Pratt Albert J, jeweler, 226 Main, h alley rear of 86 Franklin. Pratt C S (Rice, Pratt & Co), h 9 Fourth. Pratt Daniel, watchmaker, 216 Main, h 71 Wesley. Pratt Fred J, watchmaker, bds 71 Wesley. Prescott Lucy, dressmaker, bds 80 Luther. Presley Joseph P, clerk, h 95 Biddle. Price Charles, cabinet maker, h 204 Cooper. Price Charles S, cabinet maker, h 20 Cooper. Price Edward (P & Smith), h 36 Jackson._ Price D Eleazer, general agent North 'America Life Insurance Co, 280 Main, h,7,t Blackstone. Price Henry S, carpenter and joiner,. 67 Ganson. N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 11 162 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Price Ida, bds 61 Franklin. Price John W, butcher, h 36 Jackson. Price Lewis C, carpenter, h 30 Foote. Price Philo P, teamster, bds 67 Ganson. Price & Smith (Edward P & Sidney S 5), meat market, 120 Jackson. Price William H, hack driver, h 22 Francis. Priede Christ, laborer, h 29 Francis. Pringle Eugene, lawyer, 203 Main, h 24 Main. Prior William, butcher, h 183 Mechanic. Prior William, laborer, h 73 Wilkins. Pritchard Sarah, laundress, Hibbard House. Prosser Abraham L, laborer, h 334 Ganson. Proudfit George, lawyer, h 372 Ganson. Prout Annie, tailoress, bds 78 Wilkins. Pulaski Augustus, butcher, h alley rear Bronson Hall. Pulver Lewis, laborer, bds 125 Jackson. Purcell Elizabeth K, dressmaker, bds 67 Mechanic. Purcell Sarah F, dressmaker, 227 Mgin, bds 67 Mechanic. Purdy George W, watchmaker, h 81 Franklin. Purdy Henry, butcher, bds 79 Cooper. Putman Mary E, domestic, Hurd House. Putnam Albert T, laborer, h rear 14 Jackson. Putnam Charles W, engineer, h 4 Mechanic. Putnam Ella, milliner, bds 41 Francis. Putnam Elsie J, hoop skirt maker, bds 41 Francis. Putnam Minerva A, widow Benjamin, tailoress, h 41 Francis. Q Quigley Henrietta, washerwoman, h 44 Wesley. Quinn Thomas W, machinist, bds Mosher House. Quis Yetlah, domestic, 78 Francis. Quivey Charles G, clerk, bds 175 Jackson. Quivey-J M &J P (Joseph M & John P Q), dealers in lightning-rods, 59 First. Quivey John P (J M & J P Q), h 17 Oak Av. Quivey Joseph M (J M & J P Q), h 59 First. Quivey William H, lightning-rod agent, h 8 Oak Av. Ragen Julia, domestic, Hibbard House. Ragen Maggie, domestic, Hibbard House. Ramsay Isaac F, hostler, bds east end Main. Randall Catharine, widow Luther, seamstress, h 15 Luther. Randall George, laborer, bds 108 Main. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 163 Randall Mary, widow Benjamin, h 338 Main. Randolph Horace, clerk, bds 66 Cooper. Ransom George W, book keeper, h 210 Cooper. Ransom Henry, mason, bds 21 Francis. Ransom Henry C (Gilbert, R & Knapp), h 93 Francis. Rapp Maggie, domestic, 104 Blackstone. Rath Christian, mail agent M C R, h 35 Francis. Ratliff Robert, servant, 7 Lansing Av. Rau Jacob, fireman, h 86 Oak. Rawson Alfred R, sole-leather cutter, h 26 Williams. Raymer Dan B, saloon & restaurant, 178 Main, h same. Raymond George, saloon, bds 214 Cooper. Raymond George B (R & Stevens), 155 Main. Raymond & Stevens (George B R & Amon R S), saloon, 155 Main. Readen William, whitewasher, h north end Maple. Reader John, laborer, h 101 Biddle. Reardon Patrick, saloon, 140 Main, h same. Reasner Dr F M, traveling agent, h 37 Washington. Reasner William R, clerk, bds 70 Cortland. Redell George, hostler, bds 194 Cooper. Reden William, laborer, h 73 Wesley. Redmond Anna (R & Lanigan), 144 Main. Redmond Catharine, widow Patrick, bds 162 Main. Redmond John, student, bds 162 Main. Redmond & Lanigan (Anna R & Bridget L), millinery & fancy goods, 144 Main. Redmond Thomas H, grocer, 162 Main, h 144 Main. Redpath William, gardener, h 99 Trail. Reed Anson, blacksmith, h 54 Main. Reed Charles, shoemaker, h 31 Mason. Reed Lydia (Rose & R), h 98 Milwaukee. Reed Nancy, h 92 Washington. Reed Robert, machinist, bds 66 Oak. Reede Anson, blacksmith, h 54 Main. Reegan Daniel, laborer, h 76 Detroit. Rees Thomas M, book keeper, h 195 Ganson. Reese Alvin H, assistant superintendent Ft W, J & S R R. Office cor Main and Milwaukee, h 6 Main. Reese Eliza A, bds 6 Main. Reese Eva, dressmaker, bds 6 Main. Reeves Charles, laborer, bds east end Main. Reeves Charles B, hostler, bds 9 Mechanic. Reeves Delia S, widow Lafayette, dressmaker, h 9 Mechanic. Reeves Jesse, laborer, bds north end George, North Star add. Reeves Lydia, pastry cook, National Hotel. Regan Mary, domestic, 170 Main. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 161 JACKSON DIRECTORY. THlE Iin 1Ln neha h~a DOLLAR STORE HZF AM GAY & CO., ROPRIETOR\, NOM 205 MKAIN STREET. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 165 Reimers John H, painter, h 30 Third. Reinhold Louis, florist, 39 Cooper, h same. Reinhold Louis, Jr, mechanic, h 8 River, Riverside add. Reis Fred L, bds 57 Cooper. Reis Walter, laborer, bds 196 Mechanic. Remington Daniel, carpenter, h 100 Ford. Remington George W (Goffe, Eddy & Co), h 45 Wesley. Remington John J, potter, bds 100 Ford. Reul Henry, carpet weaver, 11 Luther, h same. Rexford Celia, domestic, Hibbard House. Rexford Mariah M, bookbinder, bds Franklin. Rexford Owen, laborer, h 12 Main. Reynolds Charles 0, laborer, h 170 East Av. Reynolds Edgar E, engineer, h 95 Milwaukee. Reynolds John, bds 31 Jackson. Reynolds John R S, miller, bds 100 Ford. Reynolds Lemuel C, physician, 31 Jackson, h same. Reynolds Nellie M, preceptress, West End School, bds 58 Clinton. Reynolds Wellington J, foreman Bortree's hoopskirt manufy, h 93 Wesley. Reynolds Wiley R (H A Hayden & Co), h 28 North Main. Reynolds William, shoemaker, h 36 Greenwood Av. Reynolds William B (Kinsley & Co), 259 Main. Reznor Hugh, messenger J, L & S R R, bds Hibbard House. Rheman Francis, bds 108 Detroit. Rhoads Isabell, bds 24 Washington. Rhodes Chelsea, teamster, h 105 State. Rhodes Chelsea E, teamster, h 105 State. Rhodes John W, carpenter, h 69 Hamlin. Rhodes Louisa, widow Nathan, bds 69 Hamlin. Rice Anna, domestic, 65 Franklin. Rice Ethan H (R, Pratt & Co), h 298 Main. Rice Frank H, hackman, h 22 Cortland. Rice George F (Rice & McConnel), bds Union Hotel. Rice George H, clerk, bds 298 Main. Rice & McConnel (George F R & Oscar H McC), hardware, 273 Main. Rice, Pratt & Co (Ethan H R, C S P & Douglass Gibson), hardware, 278 Main. Rich Alice J, domestic, Union Hotel. Rich Irving B, printer, bds 21 Washington. Rich John V, clerk, Union Hotel. Rich Oscar, laborer, h 61 Cooper. Richards Archibald, clerk, bds 16 North Main. Richards Carlistie, student, bds 20 Cortland. Richards Hugh, architect and builder, 214 Main, h 16 North Main. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 166 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Richardson Alfred B, carpenter, h 133 Greenwood. Richardson William L, clerk M C R R Freight Office, bds 103 Blackstone. Richmond Mason, farmer, bds 69 Cortland. Riedel Agnes, bds east end Main. Ries James H, engineer, h 11 St George Av, Bennett & George add. Rigby Aaron, farmer, h 1 Mechanic. Riley Barney, painter, bds 37 Jackson. Riley Bernard, painter, h 66 Luther. Riley Catharine, widow Luke, h 20 Quarry. Riley Jack, engineer, bds Hibbard House. Riley John, farmer, bds 20 Quarry. Riley John, laborer, bds 13 Wesley. Riley John, mason, h 125 Franklin. Riley Lizzie, dressmaker, bds 33 Cortland. Riley Thomas (Aniba & R), h 20 Quarry. Riley William, blacksmith, 33 Mill, h 33 Cortland. Rillie Robert, clerk, Ft W, J & S R R Office, bds 66 Jackson. Rinschler John, laborer, bds 160 Milwaukee. Ripley George G, boot maker, h 27 Second. Ritch Edward, engineer, bds 52 Second. Rittway Frederick, laborer, bds 8 Belden. Roach Anna, widow Michael, washerwoman, h 58 Second. Roads Frank, laborer, h 160 Milwaukee. Roberts Edward L, laborer, h 38 North Main. Roberts Mary, domestic, 92 Wilkins. Roberts Sarah, widow Harvey, h 38 North Main. Roberts Walter, law student, bds 18 First. Robinson Addison B (Dwelley, R & Co), bds 146 Jackson. Robinson Albert, bds 146 Jackson. Robinson George D, carpenter, bds 368 Ganson. Robinson Don J (Pantlind & R), Hibbard House. Robinson Jeremiah A, dentist, 280 Main, h 146 Jackson. Robinson Joel (Bolton & R), h Allen Road, Maguire's add. Robinson Marcus W, clerk, bds 310 Main. Robinson Mary, domestic, 51 Franklin. Robinson Samuel, drayman, h 114 Mason. Robinson Thomas G, painter, h 13 Calhoun. Robison William H, artist, h 25 Washington. Rockwell Benjamin W, farmer, h 51 Morrell. Rockwell Edward W, brakeman, bds 51 Morrell. Rockwell Sally, widow, bds 51 Morrell. Rockwell Thomas, bds 51 Morrell. Rodebaugh George W, machinist, h 159 Park Av. Rodgers Peter, laborer, h 106 Park Place. Roe Michael, laborer, bds 2 North Main. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 167 Roeser Henry, fireman, bds 46 Mechanic. Rogers Charles O, driver American Express Wagon, h 10 Cortland. Rogers E, clerk, bds 66 Jackson. Rogers George E, book keeper, bds 81 Cortland. Rogers I Newton, painter, 104 Liberty, h 29 Franklin. Rogers John H, veterinary surgeon, h 20 Clinton. Rogers Joseph, sewing machine agent, 276 Main, h 272 Main. Rogers Mary A, bds 4 Belden. Rogers Nathan, blacksmith, h 114 Mill. Rogers Peter, checkman M C RR Freight Depot, h Park Place. Rogers S Edward (Weeks & R), h 1 Biddle. Rogers William H, carpenter, bds 6 Railroad Av. Rogers W Wallace, painter, bds 29 Franklin. Rohan Emma, domestic, Hibbard House. Roice David, laborer, Hurd House. Rolfe Hammond S, carpenter, h 25 Oak Av. Rombs Veromika, domestic, 45 Wesley. Rooney James, laborer, h 24 Railroad Av. Rooney Matilda, domestic, 15 First. Rooney William, laborer, h 22 Railroad Av. Root Amos, bds 128 Jackson. Root Frederick S, asst keeper at the Prison, h 17 Mechanic. Root John M, Prest People's National Bank, h 363 Main. Root Mercy J, widow Myron, h rear 279 Main. Root Orville, teamster, bds rear 297 Main. Rose Carrie (R & Reed), h 98 Milwaukee. Rose & Reed (Carrie R & Lydia R), boarding house, 98 Milwaukee. Rosencrans George J, clerk, h 128 Mechanic. Rosenfield Emanuel, h 109 Wilkins. Ross Duncan, panman at the Chemical Works, h 272 North. Ross Jennie, h 174 Main. Rotchford James, laborer, h 65 Wilkins. Rotchford James, porter, bds north end Blackstone, North Star add. Rotchford Patrick, laborer, h north end Blackstone, North Star add. Rothrick Mary E, widow William J, dressmaker, h 111 Detroit. Rouen Martin, brakeman, bds 217 Cooper. Rounds Hosea N, cabinet maker, h 31 Railroad Av. Rounds Mark, laborer, bds 334 Ganson. Rouse Cyrillo H, grocer, bds 197 Main. Rouse James M, plasterer, bds 102 Ford. Rouse William P, mason, h 102 Ford. Rowan Michael H (Lewis & R), h 153 Main. Rowe John W, painter, h 141 Wilkins. Rowson Alfred K, sole-leather cutter, h 26 Williams. Ruddock John F, cooper, bds 136 Detroit. Rugg Levi H, carpenter, bds 186 Milwaukee. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 168 JACKSON DIRECTORY. ISAAC C. MOTT, NU 8ERYMA N, Battl e rcohk, Mich. FMRIJT TREES, D WARF & STANDARD, BEST VARIETIES. *cAPj TER Z, NATIVE AND FOREICN Small Fr1auits, Evergreens, OmarnaeOntal Troees, Shrubs & Plants, Green House Plants, Roses, Bulbs, Ac., &c. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 169 Rumler George, blacksmith, bds 36 Cortland. Rush John, fireman M C R R, bds 53 Elizabeth. Russ Albert D (Hibbard & Russ), bds 63 Jackson. Russ Mary J, bds 63 Jackson. Russ Orinda, widow Oliver, h 63 Jackson. Russell Brothers (James H & Ohas H), dry goods, 268 Main. Russell Caleb P, foreman Hatch, Claflin & Pettingill's boot & shoe manufy. Russell Charles H (Russell Brothers), bds 25 Van Buren. Russell Charles P, h 25 Van Buren. Russell James H (Russell Brothers), h 25 Second. Russell Loiiisa M (Berger Family), bds 94 Blackstone. Russell Rev John, h 113 Morrell. Russell Sol Smith (Berger Family), bds 94 Blackstone. Ryan Charles, teamster, h 96 Mill. Ryan Edward, mason, h 16 Liberty. Ryan James, laborer, h 344 Ganson. Ryan John, laborer, h 70 Biddle. Ryan John, laborer, bds 138 Detroit. Ryan Mary, widow William, bds 344 Ganson. Ryerson, canvasser, bds 182 Mechanic. Rymers Eugene, laborer, bds Eagle Hotel. S Sabin Albert, engine wiper, bds 85 Oak. Sabin Philo R, dry goods, bds Hibbard House. Sackner Mary, cook, 138 Main. Safford Zachariah W, cooper, bds 53 mechanic. Sagendorph Jacob, grocer, 80ý Main, h 62 Main. Sagendorph Mary, widow Jacob, h 94 Detroit. Sammon Cornelius, farmer, h 58 Main. Sammons Joseph F, justice of the peace, south-east corner Main and Mechanic, h 228 Mechanic. Sampson Margaret, h 45 Mill. Sanborn Esther C, widow Sylvester E, dressmaker, h 186 Milwaukee. Sanburn John B, turnkey, h 117 Jackson. Sanders A A, mason, h 491 Mill. Sanders Thomas V, fireman, bds 1-83 East Av. Sanford Ann, widow Orrin, h 90 Oak. Sanford Edwin, laborer, bds 91 Cooper. Sanford Fredrick C, laborer, h 7 Mechanic. Sanford Hugh 5, h 5 Greenwood. Sanford Hunt, clerk, bds 121 Blackstone. Sanford Myron, laborer, bds 91 Cooper. Sanford Robert A, mason, bds 42 Morrell. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See, p. 144. 170 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Sanford Warren A, engineer, bds 90 Oak. Sanford William G, h 42 Morrell. Sanwald Michael, saloon, 176 Main, h same. Sataman Aperman, auctioneer, h 8 Stewart Av. Sauer Frank, laborer, h 1 Napoleon. Sauer Frederick (Bader & S), h 51 Mason. Saunders James B, printer, h Wesley. Sautter Elizabeth J, boarding house, 145 Detroit. Sautter John J, wagon maker, h 145 Detroit. Sautter John J, wagon maker, h 133 Detroit. Savage Allen M, teamster, bds 12 Ford. Savage Benjamin F, carpenter, h north end Blackstone, Marvin's add. Sawney Anna, domestic, 100 Blackstone. Sawney Maggie, domestic, 324 Main. Sawyer Henry, target man L S & M S R R, bds 21 Washington. Saxton Frank H, clerk, h 82 Wesley. Scheal Frederick, laborer, h 3 Washington. Scheffler Carl B, musical merchandise, 197 Main, bds 45 Washington. Schermerhorn Edcel J, shoemaker, 165 Mechanic, bds 182 Mechanic. Schiess Daniel, carpenter, h 151 Park Place. Schiller Ada R, teacher 2d ward school, bds 214 Mechanic. Schiller John D, principal 3d ward school, bds 214 Mechanic. Schlisinger David, cigars & tobacco, h 33 Washington. Schlisinger Sarah, saleswoman, bds 33 Washington. Schmidt Charles, cleaner & repairer of clothing, 34 Mill, h same. Schnekenburger Henry, tanner, h 37 Francis. Schnekenburger Louis, shoemaker, bds 37 Francis. Schnekenburger Robert, clerk, bds 37 Francis. Schretter James A, carpenter, h 10 West Av. Schroeder Herman, cigarmaker, bds Seney House. Schulte Anthony, tailor, h Mechanic. Schuyler Charles, cooper, h 56 Oak. Schweitzer Barbary, widow Christian F, bds 175 Blackstone. Schweitzer Christian, painter, h 5 Backus. Schweitzer Jacob F, tinsmith, h 6 Backus. Schweitzer John, bds Blackstone. Schwemer John, yardman, Hurd House. Schwer Daniel, laborer, h 58 Blackstone. Scollard Harriett L, bds 323 Main. Scotford William H, engineer, h 62 Spring. Scott Fred V, mason, bds 142 Belden. Scott John, bell boy, Hibbard House. Scott John, laborer, h 104 North Main. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 171 Scott John B, teamster, h 98 Cooper. Scott John P, h 94 Wesley. Scott Thomas, bell boy, Hibbard House. Scott William A, mason, h 80 Milwaukee. Scott William H, mason, h 142 Belden. Scratchley Alfred 0, clerk, h 68 Oak. Scratchley Anna, tailoress, bds 68 Oak. Sculley Mary, domestic, Union Hotel. Scurry David, laborer, bds 168 Milwaukee. Seamans Moses C, laborer, h 70 Francis. Seamans Ruth, widow Alfred, h 88 Wilkins. Sears Charles A, farmer, bds 25 Stewart Av. Sears Mary E, preceptress 1st Ward Union School, bds 87 Cortland. Sears Stephen H, farmer, h 25 Stewart Av. Searse Ahira, bds 348 Main. Seaton William L, postmaster, 149 & 151 Mechanic, h 106 Blackstone. Seaton Wright J, carpenter, bds 25 Washington. Second. Congregational Church, 60 Main. Sedgwick Alice M, dressmaker, bds 92 Biddle. Sedgwick Frank, clerk, bds 147 Detroit. Sedgwick Frederick S, painter, h 92 Biddle. Sedgwick Frederick W, painter, h 92 Biddle. Sedgwick Nellie, boarding house, 147 Detroit. Sedgwick William, carpenter, h 147 Detroit. Seeback Andrew H, mason, h 68 Waterloo Av. Seeback Valentine, mason, h 68 Waterloo Av. Selee Peet, physician, h 40 First. Seery James, boiler maker, h 71 Milwaukee. Selfridge L F, school teacher, bds 63 Franklin. Sellers Edward, conductor, J L & S R R, h 209 Mechanic. Selover M Lina, school teacher, bds 109 Washington. Selover Richard, h 109 Washington. Semon Charles, saloon, bds 25 Mason. Semon Christopher, tailor, bds 25 Mason. Semon Joseph S, teamster, bds 25 Mason. Sempliner Adolphus W, fancy goods, 199 Main, h 59 Washington. Seney House, Samuel Seney propr, 145 Main. Seney Samuel, propr Seney House, 145 Main. Sexton Simeon, laborer, bds north end George, North Star add. Shaberly Catherine, domestic, 120 Ford. Shailer Harriet, widow Daniel, seamstress, h 151 Main. Shailer Herbert, clerk, bds 151 Main. Shanghnesey James, laborer, h 14 Liberty. Shannassy Ellen, domestic, 151 Jackson. Shannassy Patrick, laborer, h 127 Belden. Shannon Aggie, domestic, Union Hotel. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 172 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Sewing Machine Sales for 1870. In 1870 the Singer Manufacturing Co. Sold over the Parham Sewing Machine Co., 126,067 Machines. Sold over the Finkle & Lyon Manf'g Co., 125,413 do. Sold over the Empire Sewing Machine Co., 124,273 do. Sold over the Etna Sewing Machine Co., 122,027 do. Sold over the Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co., 118,921 do. Sold over the American Button-Hole Co., 113,260 do. Sold over the Florence Sewing Machine Co., 110,178 do. Sold over the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma. Co., 9V8,943 do. Sold over the Weed Sewing Machine Co., 92,8381 do. Sold over the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma. Co., 70,431 do. Sold over the Howe Machine Company. 52,677 do. Sold over the Wheeler & Wilson Manf'g Co. 44,625 do. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 173 Sharick John A, shoemaker, h 21 Washington. Sharick Lydia, h 21 Washington. Sharick Martha, h 21 Washington. Sharp Ellen, dressmaker, bds 41 Elizabeth. Sharp Hattie, teacher Union School, bds 97 Blackstone. Sharp John C (Conely & S), bds 43 Washington. Sharp Thomas, laborer, h alley, rear 265 Main. Sharp Winkworth A, shoemaker, 127 Main, h 136 Detroit. Sharpsteen Benjamin, auctioneer, h 31 Franklin. Sharpsteen Lucretia M, widow Isaac, dressmaker, bds 63 Jackson. Sharpsteen Thompson, h 26 Mason. Shaver Benjamin F, fireman, bds 91 Trail. Shaver Margaret, widow Andrew, h 204 Cooper. Shaw Annie B, domestic, 108 Ford. Shaw Benjamin, carpenter, h 24 Oak Av. Shaw Daniel W, sheriff, h 118 Jackson. Shaw Henry, carpenter, h 63 Spring. Shaw James, laborer, h 52 Blackstone. Shaw James F, carriage builder, alley, rear 239 Main, h 192 Franklin. Shaw Melissa, dressmaker, h 224 Mechanic. Shearer Alonzo M, clerk, h 113 Wilkins. Shearer George W M, carpenter, h 114 Franklin. Shearer Jonn H, clerk, bds Hurd House. Shearwood Albert D, blacksmith, h 24 Van Buren. Shearwood Myron N, fireman, bds 24 Van Buren. Shearwood Sidney A, fireman, bds 24 Van Buren. Sheedy John, laborer, h 73 Milwaukee. Sheldon Charles, apprentice, bds 101 Blackstone. Sheldon Lucius, book keeper, bds 80 Oak. Sheldon Luman E (Field & 5), h 80 Oak. Shepard Jennie E, widow John, dressmaker,'h 103 Chicago. Shepperd John, miner, h 69 Milwaukee. Sherman Emma C, hoopskirt maker, bds 35 New York. Sherman Ruth, widow Warren, bds 16 Second. Sherwood Albert B, bds 31 Luther. Sherwood Albert D, machinist, h 24 Van Buren. Sherwood Lester M, h 81 Luther. Sherwood Mrs Frank L, bds 131 Jackson. Sherwood Rebecca, widow William, h 81 Luther. Sherwood William E, traveling agent, h 48 Morrell. Shick Charles, laborer, h 134 Blackstone. Shiel Robert, laborer, h 21 Main. Shimmin John, miner, bds 84 Cooper. Shipman Charles F, jobber and contractor, h 26 Jackson. Shipman Frances E, widow Charles F, bds 26 Jackson. N. Y. Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. and other Ins. Co's. See p. 144. 174 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Shipman Girard J, engineer, h 6 Greenwood Av. Shipman Willard D, school teacher, bds 26 Jackson. Shoemaker Charles J, tailor, bds 56 Cortland. Shoemaker Millard H, tailor, bds 56 Cortland. Shoemaker Michael, Office 266 Main, h 2 North Main. Shores Elizabeth, widow Thomas J, h 75 Milwaukee. Short Edwin, peddler, h 19 Luther. Short Martin L, hostler, h Milwaukee. Shout Lewis H, engineer, h 187 East Av. Showers Solomon S, tinner, bds 95 Blackstone. Shuhman Charles, laborer, h 146 Park Av. Shulte Anthony, cutter, h 39 Mechanic. Shults Cornelius, bell boy, Hibbard House. Shults Harris, clerk, h 112 Detroit. Shulz John, laborer, h 190 Cooper. Shumway David A, carpenter, h 130 Wilkins. Shumway Levi, guard at the Prison, h 95 State. Shurragar Charles B, bds 78 Hamlin. Shurragar Edward B, bds 78 Hamlin. Shurragar Franklin P L (Havens & S), h 137 Wilkins. Shurragar Oliver P, painter, h 17 Main. Shuster John, laborer, h 10 St Johns Av, Bennett & George add. Sibley Chancey, carpenter, h 86 Ingham. Sibley Frederick M, teacher commercial school, bds 26 Jackson. Sidey James G, carpenter, bds 53 Stewart Av. Signor Alfred, bds 82 Washington. Signor George A, h 82 Washington. Silsbe George H, laborer, h 172 Milwaukee. Silsbee Charles N, farmer, h 148 Greenwood. Simmons Curtis B, furniture, 122 Mechanic, h 117 Wilkins. Simmons Frederick, bartender, 138 Main. Simons Simeon, bds 352 Main. Simpkins Amos, bartender, National Hotel. Simpson Belle A, saleswoman, bds 11 Fourth. Simpson Charles L, bds 11 Fourth. Simpson Elizabeth, domestic, 297 Ganson. Simpson Henry W, blacksmith, h 50 Railroad Av. Simpson Jane M, widow John, h 11 Fourth. Simpson James, carpenter, h 272 North. Simpson Sarah Jane, domestic, 41 Stewart Av. Sinclair Frances A, widow Joseph, dressmaker, 153 Main, h same. Sinclair William, mail agent Ft W, J & S R R, bds 123 Detroit. Sines James M, yard master M CR R, h 35 Mitchell. Sitterley Horace, miner, bds north end Maple, North Star add. Skuse John M (Every & S), bds 155 Mechanic. Slack David W (Cross & S), h 95 Franklin. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 175 Slade Hattie, domestic, Hibbard House. Slater William, h 175 Milwaukee. Slatery John, sash, door & blind maker, h 3 Calhoun. Slattery Kate, widow Patrick, h east end Ganson. Slaughter Charles R, musical merchandise, h 94 Oak. Slayton Peter, engineer, h 45 Main. Sleeper Henry C, carpenter, h 70 Francis. Slessinger David, tobacconist, 191 Main, h Washington. Slocum Henry E, newspaper agent, h 118 Park Place. Sly William, laborer, h north end George, North Star add. Small Joseph, farmer, h North, Murphy's add. Smalley Louie N, widow David C, dressmaker, bds 197 Mechanic. Smead Amalpheus, clerk, bds 352 Main. Smead Chyler F, clerk, bds 352 Main. Smead Edwin (S & Mellany), h 352 Main. Smeyser Christian, laborer, bds 19 Wesley. Smith Ada E, saleswoman, bds 348 Main. Smith Adelbert H, guard at the Prison, h 134 Detroit. Smith Andrew M, laborer, bds Milwaukee. Smith Almira, widow Moses R, domestic, 122 Ford. Smith Alvin C, conductor Ft W, J & S R R, h 152 East Av. Smith Appleton M, local editor Jackson Daily Patriot, h 9 Harris. Smith Charles, with William Smith, 15 Francis, bds 197 Main. Smith Charles W, planer, h Hill, North Star add. Smith Christian M, laborer, bds 54 Jackson. Smith Cyrus, physician, 280 Main, h 19 Jackson. Smith Daniel B, clothier, 216 Main, h 44 Jackson. Smith Date C, book keeper, bds 65 Franklin. Smith David, laborer, h Cooper, Riverside add. Smith David, laborer, h 39 Park Place. Smith David, clerk, bds 217 Cooper. Smith David W, dentist, 238 Main, h same. Smith David W, engineer, h 26 Oak Av. Smith Dwight S, law student, bds 322 Main. Smith Dewitt C, insurance & real estate agent, h 44 Morrell. Smith E B (E B S & Co), res Detroit. Smith E B & Co (E B S, William N Hartshorn & James B Upham), books & stationery, 196 Main. Smith Elisha, bds 10 First. Smith Emily, widow Barney, h 51 North Main. Smith Frank C, apprentice, bds 44 Morrell. Smith Frank L (S & Hurd), Hurd House. Smith Fenton, miller, h 41 Main. Smith George B (Kellogg & S), res Detroit. Smith George M, teamster, h 54 Jackson. Smith George W, upholsterer, h 94 Franklin. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 176 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Mich'ig'oan Central R. R1 The ONLY ROAD connecting at DETROIT with all Trains on GRAND TRUNK and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS. THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS, Daily, Sundays Excepted. One Night Train, each way, on Sunday. PASSENGER COACHES Have all the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS in HEATING, LIGHTING, and VENTILATION. The trucks have SIX WHEELS, which renders the running SAFE and SMOOTH. NO CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN DETROIT AND CHICAGO! Baggage Checked Throuer to al Points. PULLMAN'S PALATIAL SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. Pullman's Elegant Parlor Cars ON DAY TRAINS. First-class Eating-houses (with ample time allowed for taking 1Meals), at Detroit, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Marshall, Niles, &c., &c. & Through Tickets can be obtained at all Railroad Ticket Offices. C H. IHURD, Ass't. UGen, Sult, HI. E. SARGENT, Gen, Suf't. Detroit, J Mich. Chicago, Ill. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 177 Smith Harrison L, laborer, h 50 Water. Smith Henry H, clerk, bds 322 Main. Smith Hiram H, Supt, D H & L R R, h 322 Main. Smith Homer C, ticket agent and telegraph operator, bds Hurd House. Smith Hugh L, clerk, bds 10 First. Smith & Hurd (Frank L S & L C H), proprs Hurd House, 186 Main. Smith Ira, h 99 Franklin. Smith James W, potter, bds 70 Francis. Smith Jared A, farmer, h 64 Francis. Smith Joel, blacksmith, h 7 Second, Riverside add. Smith John, carpenter, bds 160 Main. Smith John, laborer, bds 168 Milwaukee. Smith John E, propr Genesee House, 160 Main. Smith John E, physician, 254 Main, h 10 First. Smith John H, carpenter, h 7 Hallett. Smith John M, laborer, h 299 Ganson. Smith John W, hostler, bds 104 Blackstone. Smith Joseph, grocer, 150 Main, h 80 Hamlin. Smith Josiah, mason, h 173 Blackstone. Smith Maggie, domestic, 14 Harris. Smith Mary F, widow John, h 195 Cooper. Smith Mary, domestic, 30 Mason. Smith May A, nurse, bds 238 Main. Smith Mary, domestic, 45 Washington. Smith Maria E, widow S S, h 27 Wesley. Smith Mattie, dressmaker, bds 34 Third. Smith Nelson, laborer, h 45 Mechanic. Smith Patrick, laborer, bds 158 State. Smith Peter, teamster at the Prison, h 250 Ganson. Smith Robert W, carpenter, h 118 Mason. Smith S D, traveling agent, bds 55 Stewart Av. Smith Sidney S (Price & S), h 348 Main. Smith Seymour A, clerk, Hurd House. Smith Sidney, laborer, bds 168 Milwaukee. Smith Stephen B, traveling agent, bds 55 Stewart Av. Smith Stephen G, asst keeper at the Prison, h 136 Cooper. Smith William, laborer, bds 124 Ford. Smith William, meat market, 15 Francis, h 13 Francis. Smith William E, clerk, Genesee House. Smith W H, mail agent M S R R, bds Hurd House. Smith William 0, potter, bds Mechanic. Smitherman Emeline, h 32 Mechanic. Smitherman James W, cooper, h 32 Mechanic. Snaubles Anna, domestic, 11 Second. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 12 1'78 JACKSON DIRECTORY. W. N. )WOODSUM, J. H. NOYES, F. W. ANTHONY. BmdPPTS5 WOO"hSUM& C05, Manufacturers and Manufacturers' Agents piý Factories at Jackson, Mich., Lynn, Mass., Worcester, Mass., Spencer,.Mass., Marblehead, Mass., Stoneham, Mass., Philadelphia, Penn., Auburn, N. Y., Rochester, N. Y. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 179 Snow - laborer, bds 120 Trail. Snow, Gilson & Co (William W S, John B G & Jasper H Noyes), boots & shoes, 225 Main. Snow Harriett, bds 59 North Main. Snow William W (S, Gilson & Co), bds 310 Main. Snyder Frank P, laborer, h 376 Ganson. Synder Jacob, teamster, h 119 Perrine. Snyder Joseph, teamster, h 402 Ganson. Snyder Joseph M, teamster, h 400 Ganson. Snyder Louis H, laborer, bds 153 Cooper. Snyder Louisa A, widow John, h 153 Cooper. Snyder Sophronia, dressmaker, 119 Perrine, bds same. Snyder Samuel, laborer, bds 119 Perrine. Snyder Samuel L, laborer, h North, Murphy's add. Soespough Nancy, h 53 Mill. Soladin Martin, carpenter, h 179 Milwaukee. Solomon John W, drayman, h 105 Mason. Solavan Michael, laborer, bds North, Murphy's add. Solavan R, laborer, bds 180 Ganson. Somers N, conductor, M A L R R, bds Hibbard House. Soper Sarah, bds Union Hotel. Soule Harrison, ticket agent, M C R R, h 150 East Av. Southwick David, h 110 Mason. Southwell Asa, laborer, bds 43 Backus. Southwell Edward, farmer, h 43 Backus. Southworth Edgar E, harness maker, bds 20 First. SOUTHWORTH HARRISON E, wholesale crockery & glassware, 244 Main, h 104 Blackstone. Sowers Robert, drover, bds 139 Main. Spain Rose, widow William, bds 13 Wesley. Spaulding Eugene 0, clerk, with L B Mason. Spaulding Daniel D, deputy U S collector, 203 Main, h 31 Third. Spaulding Lyman, bds 31 Third. Spaulding Solomon P, teamster, h 91 Cortland. Spaulding William F (Bliss & S), h 83 Cortland. Spencer Burton H (Kinney & S), h 103 Franklin. Spencer David L, butcher, bds National Hotel. Spencer George, laborer, bds 352 Main. Spencer Henry F, pastor M E Church, h 144 Jackson. Spencer John B, butcher, h 23 Washington. Spencer James, h 35 Mitchell. Spencer Mark, shoemaker, bds 85 Chicago. Spencer Mark H, shoemaker, h 85 Chicago. Spencer William, bds Hurd House. Spink Mahala, widow Dexter, bds 68 Wilkins. Spoor James, bds 5 Wesley. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 180 JACKSON DIRECTORY. a City Grocery Q93 Main Street. BROWN & VANH HORN, Keep ethe Best Goods. REMEMBER ~&~ UP TOWN, One Door West of Court House. GE0. MM. WnRIGHT, Al SI ONN PAIN I a, Glass, Show Tablets, and Cards for Patent Medicines, Druggists, Perfumers, Railroad Bulletins, Insurance Companies, &c., Graining, Glazing, Paper Hanging, and all work pertaining to HOUSE PAINTINGM Shop Alley rear 239 Main. JACKSON, MICH. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 181 Sprague A Milton, traveling agent, h 176 East Av. Springman Catherine, domestic, 194 Mechanic. Springman Frank, tailor, h 130 Hamlin. Springman Lizzie, domestic, 101 Biddle. Squier Alanson H (S & Martin), bds 62 Franklin. Squier & Martin (Alanson H S & Henry M), druggists, 2 Union Hall Block. Squires William, baker, bds 211 Main. Stackel George W L (S & Hahn), 208 Main. Stackel & Hahn (George W S & William F H), restaurant, 208 Main. Stage Mrs Eliza, bds 320 Main. Stambaugh Henry, carpenter, bds 120 State. Stanbridge Henry W, engineer, h north end George, North Star add. Stanbridge Henry W, Jr, laborer, bds north end George, North Star add. Standish Frank, grocer, 67 Jackson, h 120 Trail. Standish Perry, bds 32 Lansing Av. Standish Peter, horse and cattle dealer, h 32 Lansing Av. Starkey Charles, teamster, bds 142 Belden. Starkey Charles M, laborer, bds 99 Park Av. Starkey Dexter, teamster, h 103 Chicago. Stearns George C, baggage master, L S & M S R R, h 111 Perrine. Steele Hugh A, photographer, 209 Main, h 215 Milwaukee. Steen Christopher C, bds 83 Franklin. Steen Robert C, bds 83 Franklin. Steen William, potash, h 83 Franklin. Steinhoff Finley J, grainer and paper hanger, h 124 Trail. Stetson Clarence J, engineer, bds 68 Wilkins. Stetson Henry A, first engineer Jackson City Water Works, h 68 Wilkins. Stevens Asa J, basket maker, h 188 Milwaukee. Stevens Amon R (Raymond & S), h 105 Detroit. Stevens Caroline, widow Moses W, bds 32 North Main. Stevens James A, artesian well borer, h 78 Wilkins. Stevens V H, butcher, bds 38 Backus. Stevens Wilbur F, carpenter, bds 37 Jackson. Stevens William P, builder, 103 Main, h 107 Mason. Stevenson George W, agent Union Hall, h 159 Main. Stevenson Robert, tailor, 270 Main, h 9 Wesley. Stewart Charles, servant, 53 Franklin. Stewart George, brakeman, bds 46 Mechanic. Stewart John, architect, h 160 Vandorn. Stewart John C, laborer, bds 21 Francis. Stewart Jannett (Gilbert & Co), bds 5 Keystbne Block. Stid William H, warehouseman, h 368 Ganson. Stiles Albert (Stiles Brothers), h 23 North Main. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 182 JACKSON DIRECTORY. SACKSON CITY IRECTORIY, PUBLISHED ANNUALLY. Outr City increases so rapidly in population, and 7new Dwellinfs, ca nufactiuhcrinf Establish7nents and Stores are gointz i1cp in every qucarter so constantly as to change the aspect of the city fromn year to year, and to requ-ire an LN AL DI"RE CTOI Y! To keep pace with its frowth and prosperity. The Directory for 1871 contains a large acnzount of mmatter not heretofore published, and will be found indispensable to every business mnTan. The DIR ECTORý FY 0 1872! Will be a Directory proper. It will contain no history, acod will be furnished to subscribers at $1.50 per copy. Published by JA-MES S lM. T, I--IO1I.MA.S, General Directory Office, 254 Macin St., Jackson. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 183 Stiles Artemus L, meat market, 24 Mill, h 112 Mason. Stiles Augustus V, cattle dealer, bds Mason. Stiles Brothers (George & Albert), grocers, 235 Main. Stiles Edmund E (L H Field & Co), bds Hibbard House. Stiles George (Stiles Brothers), h 132 Trail. Stiles Ida E, bds 67 Mechanic. Stiles Mary E, dressmaker, bds 20 Greenwood. Stiles William P, city police, h 67 Mechanic. Stilson James, physician, bds 42 Cortland. Stilson James B, clerk, h 42 Cortland. Stilson Lucy, bds 113 Morrell. Stine John C, carpenter, bds 116 Mason. Stinson Edward, carpenter, h 37 Fourth. Stinson John, carpenter, h 35 Fourth. Stinson John, book keeper, h 52 Mechanic. Stinson Margaret, widow Alexander, tailoress, h 48 Oak. St John Spencer H, machinist, h St George Av, Bennett & George add. St Johns (Catholic) Church, Rev Theophilus Buyse pastor, 159 Cooper. Stockham Jerome B, foreman Brooks & Adams' Planing Mill, h 217 Milwaukee. Stockley Anna, domestic, 350 Main. Stockly Theresa, domestic, 15 Harris. Stockwell Nellie, domestic, Hurd House. Stoddard Alfred, blacksmith, h 9 Jackson. Stokes Mary, domestic, 42 Stewart Av. Stone Charles, carpenter, bds 186 Milwaukee. Stone Isaac, laborer, h north end George, North Star add. Stone Nathan H, builder, 39 Biddle, h same. Stone P S, music teacher, bds 55 Clinton. Stoppe Jacob, tailor, bds Mechanic. Storms Harriett L, widow David, bds 4 Mechanic. Storms Oliver A, engineer, bds 4 Mechanic. Stout Mahlon R, sash and blind maker, bds 30 Jackson. Stowell Charles W (S W S & Son), h 41 Wesley. Stowell Silas W (S W S & Son), h 14 First. Stowell S W (Silas W & Charles W), Real Estate and Insurance agents, 218 Main. Straub John, upholsterer, h 122 Trail. Streeter Darius, well digger, h 1 Mechanic. Streeter Joseph, farmer, h south of City Park. Streeter Mortimer, engineer, h 160 State. Streeter Mary E, hoop skirt maker, bds 160 State. Strickland G, carpenter, bds 129 Francis. Strong Nathan D, laborer, bds St George Av, Bennett & George add. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 184 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Physician, Surgeon, -ANDOCCULIST AND AURIST. OFFICE, 2,16 1AIN STREET. RESIDENCE, 47 FBANKLINY. JADCBKSGN, M(*iCL,.JACKSON FIRE CLAY CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Trap and Catch Elbow. Basin. STONE SEWER PIPE, -ANDOf Best Quality and Sujierior Workmanship. R. CONNABLE, JACKSON, MICH. SECRETARY. 6x6 T Branch. Stench Pipe. 6x12 V Branch. 2 P Send for PRICE LIST, and Classification of Defective Pipe. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 185 Stuart Albert, cooper, bds 190 Cooper. Stuart Albert W, cooper, bds 239 Cooper. Stuart Charles, laborer, bds 53 Franklin. Stuart Mary, domestic, 161 Cooper. Styles Albert, grocer, h 23 North Main. Sullivan Anna, domestic, 57 Clinton. Sullivan Daniel, laborer, bds 140 Main Sullivan Daniel, boiler maker, h 159 Ganson. Sullivan Daniel, carpenter, bds Mill. Sullivan Dennis, boiler maker, h 70 Oak. Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h 30 Biddle. Sullivan Michael, currier, bds 45 Mechanic. Sullivan Michael, laborer, bds Murphy's Av. Summers & Pendall (Robert S & Benjamin F P), blacksmiths, 52 Jackson. Summers Robert (S & Pendall), h 30 Van Buren. Sumner Edward A, Secy Jackson Foundry & Machine Co, bds 75 Cortland. Sunley Henry, fireman, bds 138 Main. Sunley Robert, fireman, bds 138 Main. Supple Joseph A, carriage maker, h 46 Wesley. Sutherland Daniel, Supt car repairs M C R R, bds 72 Main. Suthers William, tailor, bds 27 Washington. Sutton Alfred E, propr livery stable, 17 Mill, h 33 Francis. Sutton Daniel, printer, h north end George, North Star add. Sutton Delos M, carpenter, h 135 Franklin. Sutton James, laborer, h 242 Ganson. Sutton James A, laborer, h north end George, North Star add. Sutton Mary M, widow Abraham, bds 131 Blackstone. Sutton Rebecca C, widow William G, bds 40 First. Sutton Reuben, laborer, h north end George, North Star add. Sutton Theodore W, teamster, h 60 Franklin. Sutton William, laborer, h 22 River, Riverside add. Swain Alson L, harness maker, bds 23 Washington. Swart Henry B (Tompkins & 5), bds 87 Main. Swedensky August, tinner, bds 138 Ford. Swedensky John, tailor, h 138 Ford. Sweeney Matie, dressmaker, bds 78 Francis. Sweeney Mary, dressmaker, bds 29 North Main. Sweeney Mary, domestic, 304 Main. Sweet Mrs S I, dressmaker, bds 318 Main. Swiney James H, engineer, h 1321 Detroit. Switzer Ann, widow Henry, h 19 Mechanic. Switzer Henry, engine wiper, bds 19 Mechanic. Switzer Julius, fireman, bds 19 Mechanic. N, Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 196 JACKSON DIRECTORY. C. B. SCHEFFLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Steck Pianos, Mathushek Pianos, Emerson Pianos, Behning & Klix Pianos, Haines Bros. Pianos, Silver Tongue Organs, New Haven Organs, Prince & Co. Organs, Estey Organs, Shoninger Organs, Violins, Music Books and Sheet Nusic. NO. 197 MAIN STREET, N 4JACISON STR ICEE MISS. PALMER, NO. 246 MAIN STREET, J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 187 T Taber Amon, painter, h Mill. Taber Judson, carpenter, h 129 Francis. Taber Mrs Eliza, skirt maker, h Mill. Taft Otis A, photographer, 246 Main, h 197 Mechanic. Talbort Andrew J, bds 45 Stewart Av. Talbort Cornelius, farmer, h 45 Stewart Av. Talbort Ellen, domestic, 86 Luther. Talbort John, cooper, h 106 Chicago. Tallbert Jack, cooper, h 5 Trail. Tanner Joshua, messenger G R V R R, bds Hibbard House. Tanner Martin W, clerk, bds 150 Blackstone. Tanner Thomas, farmer, h Cooper, Riverside add. Tapor Amon, painter, h 118 Mill. Taterow Delida, domestic, 66 Wesley. Taube Henry, cigarmaker, 143 Main, h same. Taylor Albert B, carpenter, h Park, Knapp's add. Taylor Alfred, barber, 189 Main. Taylor Arthur W, painter, h 350 Ganson. Taylor Carlo R (T, Hudson & Co), res Ionia. Taylor Chester R, wagon maker, h 22 Lansing Av. Taylor Cyrus J, mason, h 90 Biddle. Taylor David W (Wickwire & T), h 109 Franklin. Taylor Edward, barber, bds 189 Main. Taylor Ellen W, widow Tracey, bds Union Hotel. Taylor Fanny, domestic, 44 Cortland. Ta 1 )r Frank T, bank clerk, bds Union Hotel. Taylor Frederick A, engineer, bds 109 Franklin. Taylor, Hudson & Co (Carlo R T, Richard H & Joseph L Hudson), proprs barrel manufy, 29 Clinton. Taylor John, cook, Hurd House. Taylor John D, shirt manuf, 2411 Main, h rear 88 Franklin. Taylor John W, barber, bds Milwaukee. Taylor Thomas, laborer, bds 46 Railroad Av. Teackle Frances, widow Mathias, h 44 Clinton. Teackle Mathias T, bds 44 Clinton. Teall Merritt W, carpenter, h 30 Fourth. Teall William, tailor, bds National Hotel. Teall William N, gardener, h 14 Ganson. Tearney Jane, dressmaker, h 35 Washington. Teetzel William H, druggist, 166 Main. Telford John, clerk, h Milwaukee. Tenant Jonas L, physician, h 101 Hamlin. Tennant William, mason, h 195 Milwaukee. & Globe Fire Ins. Co., and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 188 JACKSON DIRECTORY. P.OB LOOMIS &- C099 -p 00 JacksB-X, - - - Xich. ESTABLISHED IN 1856. IlIfPORTER AND JOBRBER OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Manufacturer and Manufacturers' Agent for 244 IAJl\T SWZrIXWEE, JACKSON, MICH. ~~ G~ 3B ZT 2 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. 0. 214 AIN TPEET, JACKSON-, M1IHH ATTORNEHYAND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND OUNTY AND ENSION AGENT, 214 ]lTMAIN STREET, - - JACKSOiN ]iiICH. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 189 Tenney Marcia, widow Henry, boarding house, 18 Cortland. Tennison Peter, laborer, h 17 Michigan Center Road. Terpening Isaac, h West Av, near Franklin. Terpening Phebe, widow David, bds West Av with Isaac Terpening. Terry Celinda C, widow William F, domestic, bds 95 Chicago. Terryberry R D, bar tender, Hibbard House. Terwillager Charles, brakeman, bds 147 Main. Thayer Adelbert, apprentice, bds 89 First. Thayer Henry, mason, h 19 Webb. Thayer Leonard E, with R D Bullock, bds 44 Cortland. Thayer Simon, carpenter, h 89 First. Thomas Hawley F, nursery agent, h 45 Williams. Thomas Henry, head cook, Hibbard House. Thomas James M, propr General Michigan Directory Office, 254 Main. Thomas John, physician, 83 Jackson, h same. Thomas Nettie, domestic, 295 Ganson. Thomas Sarah, cook, Holmes & Howard's restaurant. Thompson -, foreman at the Round House, bds 37 Jackson. Thompson Adaline, domestic, 138 Blackstone. Thompson Eleazer (Glasford & T), res Brooklyn, N Y. Thompson George, millwright, bds 59 Main. Thompson Hiram R, city treasurer, 223 Main, h 120 Washington. Thompson Jerome, servant, 12 North Main. Thompson Jeremiah, laborer, h 64 Main. Thompson Mary E, seamstress, bds 209 Mechanic. Thompson William, deputy sheriff, h 18 Third. Thompson William D, (Bennett, Knickerbocker & Co), Prest Jackson City Bank, h 304 Main. Thorn Charles R, laborer, bds 106 Hamlin. Thorn Ransom, foreman at the Prison, h 106 Hamlin. Thorn Samuel, keeper at the Prison, h 51 Trail. Thorp Amzi M, carpenter, h rear 297 Main. Thorp William, sash and blind maker, h 13 Cortland. Thrall Erastus R, tracklayer, h 26 Biddle. Throop George H, mason, h 67 Spring. Thurman Francis M, barber, bds 44 Clinton. Thurston Herbert, student, bds 52 First. Tibbits George, saloon & boarding house, 131 Main. Tibbits George, bill poster, h 109 Detroit. Tibbitts John H, clerk, bds 147 Detroit. Tibbitts Joseph, tin & glassware 85 Jackson, h 95 Blackstone. Tierney Mary, domestic, 308 Main. Tiffany Franklin, clerk, h 66 Washington. Tiffany George S, manuf of clay working machinery, h Cooper, Riverside add. Tift Alvin (T & Doane), h 24 Washington. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 190 JACKSON DIRECTORY. One of the most complete Galleries in the State. Pictures of every description taken in the highest style of the art. Old pictures copied to any size, and beautifully colored in ink, oil, and water colors. First Gallery West of the Hurd House. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Should you wish respectfully to have your photograph colored, or otherwise, into a beautiful style of picture, unsurpassed for softness, beauty, and life-like tints, in water colors, and India Ink, thereby securing a quality of work that never fails to suit, you will undoubtedly do well to make use of this opportunity. PRICE LIST. SIZE OF FRAME. ENLARGING. OIL. WATER COLORS. INDIA INK. 4x4, $2.50, $ 7.00, $ 3.00, $ 2.50. 8x10, 2.75, 8.00, 4.00. 3.00. 10x12, 3.00, 10.00, 5.00, 4.00. 11x14, 3.50, 12.00, 7.00, 6.00. 13x18, 4.00, 15.00, 10.00, 8.00. 20x24, 4.50, 17.00, 12.00, 10.00. 22x27, 5.00, 20.00, 15.00, 12.00. Life Size, 6.00, 30.00, 25.00, 20.00. It will be necessary to know the color of the eyes, hair, and drapery, when colored pictures are ordered. A deduction will be made when a number of prints are made from the same Negative; but the price will be the same for coloring. Extra charge for scenery, backgrounds, and additional work. Copies by hand, double price. Expenses of sending, to your charge. Orders returned by express, C. O. D., unless they are paid. MARCUS H. KERR, Portrait Painter. Specimens may be seen at his Studio, at R. Bailey's Photograph Gallery. J'AC:SOsT, 1:10:CJ. C. Lowell, Loan & C ection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 191 Tift Calvin R, guard at the Prison, h 11 Prison. Tift & Doane (Alvin T & Levi L D), blacksmiths, 49 Mill. Tillis Allen, laborer, bds 168 Milwaukee. Tillson Mrs C, widow William, bds 63 Main. Tingley Alice A, school teacher, bds 91 Mason. Tingley Reuben R, drayman, h 91 Mason. Tinker Almerin B (D A T & Co), h 20 First. Tinker Almerin M, city recorder, h 208 Mechanic. Tinker Abernathy C, clerk, h 23 Second. Tinker David A (D A T & Co), bds 64 Francis. Tinker D A & Co (David A & Almerin B T), saddlery, hardware, and harness, 251 Main. Tirney John, bar tender, Exchange Coffee House, bds 53 Wesley. Tisher Barbara, domestic, 36 Cortland. Tobin Michael, bds 320 Main. Tochill James, fireman, bds 81 Cooper. Tochill Lawrence, laborer, bds 81 Cooper. Todd Elizabeth M, select school, 80 Luther, h same. Todd Martha L, domestic, 307 Main. Todd Robert T (Hallett & T), h 129 Jackson. Todd William L, laborer, h 23 Oak Av. Tolles William, bds 205 Milwaukee. Tomlinson Joseph B, jeweller, 234 Main, h 15 North Main. Tomlinson William A (Austin T & Webster), res Kalamazoo. Tomlinson Zera, student, bds 15 North Main. Tompkins DeWitt C (Tompkins & Swart), h 87 Main. Tompkins & Swart (DeWitt C T & Henry B S). grocers, 87 Main. Tone Jehiel (W F Campbell & Co), h 203 Mechanic. Tonghil John, laborer, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Tonghill John, chemist, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. Toomey Thomas, laborer, bds 88 Main. Toper George W, miner, bds north end Blackstone, North Star add. Topler Andrew, miner, h north end Blackstone, North Star add. Topler John, miner, bds north end Blackstone, North Star add. Topping Ira, mason, h 41 New York. Torpy Katie, domestic, 329 Main. Torpy Lizzie, nurse, 130 Jackson. Torpy Susan, widow Michael, h 64 Milwaukee. Torrence Hannah, widow David, h 223 Milwaukee. Town Anson W, cooper, bds Mosher House. Towne Ella I, school teacher, bds 15 North Main. Townley Anson, register of deeds, 287 Main, bds 84 Franklin. Townley E, bds Hurd House. Townley James, tailor, 263 Main, res Summit. Townsend Irwin S, prof penmanship Gregory Seminary, bds 18 North Main. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 192 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Townsend Minor, h 85 Cooper. Townsend Paul, servant, 135 Jackson. Townsend Thomas, laborer, h 116 Wilkins. Tracy Ann, widow Daniel, washerwoman, h 71 Milwaukee. Tracy Armeda, domestic, 12 First. Tracy Benjamin, bds 57 Cooper. Trader Christopher L, carsmith, h 50 Francis. Trahey Bridget, widow Michael, bds 5 Detroit. Trahey Jennie, domestic, h 308 Main. Trahey Michael, laborer, h 53 Second. Trahey Martin, laborer, h 64 Biddle. Trahey Thomas, baggageman, h 78 Milwaukee. Trahey Ella, hoop skirt maker, bds 53 Second. Treadwell John H, traveling agent, h 81 Blackstone. Trefry Isaiah, shoemaker, 105 Jackson, h 10 Maple Av. Trefry Nelson J, compositor, bds 12 Jackson. Trevellick Charles, laborer, bds 147 Main. Tripp Abial W, carpenter, h 34 Fourth. Tripp Carrie A, dressmaker, bds 24 Oak Av. Tripp Henry, carpenter, h 345 Ganson. Trippe Hattie, dressmaker, h 34 Washington. Troutman Charles H, carpenter, h Allen Road, McNaughton's add. Trueblood Maggie, domestic, 22 North Main. Tucker John, music dealer, h 95 Wesley. Tucker Sarah, domestic, 8 Greenwood Av. Tuney Emma J, domestic, Hurd House. Tunnicliff Alcott C, agent at the Prison, h 15 Fourth. Tunnicliff Oscar C, asst keeper at the Prison. Tunnicliff Henry H, asst keeper at the Prison, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Tunnicliff Joseph, Jr, physician, 117 Jackson, h 128 Jackson. Tunnicliff Nancy, h 8 Second. Tunnicliff Pauline, widow Joseph, h 8 Second. Tuomey Stephen, butcher, h north end George, North Star add. Tupper Hannah, school teacher, bds 118 Trail. Turk Silas D, carpenter, h 70 Wilkins. Turner Andrew M, fireman, h 3 Ballard Row. Turner Bela, h 89 Blackstone. Turner Charles C, physician, 295 Main, h same. Tuthill Peter T, auction & commission, 253 Main, h 27 Wesley. Tuttle James B, physician, 148 Jackson, h same. Tuttle William W, E M chemist Jackson Smelting Co, bds Hurd House. Tyler Abram A, carpenter, h 79 Franklin. Tyler Elizabeth R, widow Augustus, boarding house, 85 Wesley. Tyler George, tinner, bds 189 Main. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 193 Tyler Vina C, bds 59 Cortland. Tynan Patrick, laborer, h 2 Railroad Av. Tyrrell John E, chief operator J L & S R R telegraph line, h 127 Jackson. Ulman William, brakeman, h 96 Mason. Umber James, carpenter, h 46 Waterloo Av. Umber Udelmo D, photographer, bds 46 Waterloo Av. Umber William, contractor, h 151 Cooper. Union Hotel, Orrin Gifford propr, 169 Main. Updyke Alfred, R R engineer, bds 45 Francis. Upham Benjamin N, clerk, bds Hurd House. Upham James B (E B Smith & Co), bds Hurd House. Vail James, asst keeper at the Prison, h 46 Stewart Av. Van Antwerp William W (Carlton & V), h 96 Franklin. Vanarsdale Peter W, asst keeper at the Prison, h 49 Oak Av. Van Avery Clara, widow, h 90 Wesley. Van Camp Enos, barber, 177 Main, h 19 Cortland. Van Camp John, barber, bds 53 Mill. Vandebogart James, fireman, h 179 Ganson. Vandercook Alfred E (Vandercook Bros), h 62 Francis. Vandercook Bros (Alfred E & Oscar), iron founders and machinists, 120 Park Av. Vandercook Charles H, bds 89 Ford. Vandercook Oscar (Vandercook Bros), h 89 Ford. Vanderlyn Janette, bds 48 Washington. Vanderlyn John, h 58 Washington. Vanderlyn Nelson, route agent, h 48 Washington. Van Deusen Alice, domestic, Union Hotel. Van Deusen Henry M, clerk, h 139 Franklin. Van Deusen Mrs C H, dressmaker, h 198 Main. Vandeusen Murray 5, potter, bds 26 Franklin. Vandeusen William H, carpenter, h 26 Franklin. Vandyke Hiram, painter, h 48 Washington. Vandyne Charles H, hostler, h 182 Mechanic. Van Dyne Frank, job printer, bds 182 Mechanic. Van Dyne Peter H, job printer, 209 Main, bds 207 Mechanic. Van Epps Peter, clerk, bds 4 Lansing Av. Vanetten Cyrus J, clerk, h 67 Mason. Van Etten Mary E, boarding house, 67 Mason. Van Horn Leander, medical student, bds First. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 13 194 JACKSON DIRECTORY. OWETNS & GATTNNANTE, CASH GROCERVI NO. 1 LATIBHROP BLOCK, (NEXT EAST OF HIBBARD HOUSE.) & THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN JACKSON TO BITY GROCERIES! HmOUSE" PAINTIL'"G, vOrdatae, Vapor 4Ravngl saw a asomiftatego 104 LIBERTY STREET9 -JACKSON. FURNITURE AND COFFIN ROOMS COEFINS AND BUBAL CASKETS AL WAYS ON -HAND. 124 MECHANIC STREET. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 195 Van Horn William H (Brown & V), h 79 Washington. Van Nearing Emma M, copyist, bds 81 Cortland. Van Ness Charles H, clerk M C R R Freight Office, bds 66 Detroit. Vanorden ---- carpenter, bds 162 Main. Van Ripen Minerva, domestic, 51 Morrell. Van Saun Z, produce buyer, bds 21 Washington. Van Schoick John, boarding house, 141 Jackson. Van Slyke Alice, bds 94 Washington. Van Slyke Elizabeth H, widow Barrant, h 94 Washington. Van Slyke Julia, bds 94 Washington. Van Valin George, miller City Mills, bds 37 Jackson. Van Vleat Minnie, milliner and dressmaker, bds 232 Main. Van Vranken Charles E, clerk, bds rear 88 Franklin. Van Wormer Thomas, engineer, bds Hibbard House. Van Zile Harry, cooper, bds 37 Jackson. Varnim Joel L, carpenter, h 51 Mill. Vaughn Annis T, widow H T, dress and cloak maker, 250 Main, bds 59 Cortland. Vaughn Sewell S, h 12 North Main. Ver Valin George, flour packer, bds 37 Jackson. Ver Valin Isaac, wood sawyer M C R R, h 126 Ford. Videto Francis L, school teacher, bds 67 Cortland. Videto Jonathan L, lawyer, 90 Main, h 67 Cortland. Vincent Columbus, barber, bds 182 Mechanic. Voden Jennie, domestic, 360 Main. Vogel Jacob G, baker, h 12 Wesley. Von Pannwitz Arthur (Von P Bros), h 56 Francis. Von Pannwitz Brothers (Erich & Arthur), saloon, 1 Union Hall Block. Von Pannwitz Erich (Von P Bros), h 56 Francis. Vogel J Gottlieb, baker, h 15 Wesley. Vowles Richard, rectifier, h 369 Ganson. Vreeland Carrie, dressmaker, h 295 Main. Wahr George, blacksmith, bds 37 Jackson. Wakefield Sarah, widow Andrew, bds 94 Oak. Wakeman Brothers (Willett & Jay), grocers, 111 Jackson. Wakeman Harvey, constable, h 64 Ford. Wakeman Jay (Wakeman Bros), h 31 Waterloo Av. Wakeman Volney M, farmer, h 86 Hamlin. Wakeman Willett (Wakeman Bros), bds 122 Jackson. Walcott Albert, bds 20 Jackson. Walcott George D, machinist, h 20 Jackson. Walden Mattie E, portrait and landscape painter, 270 Main. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 196 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Waldo Celia, school teacher, bds 145 Jackson. Waldorff Jamnes H, clerk, h 107 Franklin. Walker Millie, pastry cook, Hibbard House. Walker Robert M, overseer Coal Mine, h 103 Park Place. Walker William, superintendent Jackson Smelting Co, h 53 Francis. Walker William F, laborer, h 28 Mason. Wall Amanda C, teacher, bds 64 Franklin. Wall Jacob, laborer, h west end High. Wallace George W, foreman at the Prison, h 106 West Av. Wallace Hattie W, teacher 3d ward school, bds 219 Milwaukee. Wallace Robert W, h 219 Milwaukee. Wallace William H, brakeman, bds National Hotel. Wallace Zachariah, barber, 127 Main, h same. Walsh Bridget, domestic, 43 Wesley. Walsh Josie M, hoop skirt maker, bds 80 Hamlin. Walsh Maggie F, hoop shirt maker, bds 80 Hamlin. Walsh Margaret, widow John, bds 80 Hamlin. Walsh Michael J, laborer, bds 80 Hamlin. Walters Louise, domestic, 143 Jackson. Waltz John A, gardener, h 43 Cooper. Walworth Thomas A, carpenter, h 98 Franklin. Walworth William, laborer, h 354 Ganson. Walz John, section boss M C R R, h 157 Park Av. Walz John, warehouseman M C R R, bds 157 Park Av. Wanderlich Michael, laborer, h 187 Park Av. Ward Charles, clerk, bds 266 Ganson. Ward Edward F, check boy, bds 82 Ford. Ward George, conductor, M C R R, h 172 East Av. Ward James, drayman, h 18 Greenwood. Ward James, Jr, carpenter, h 82 Ford. Ward Jennie, teacher, bds 64 Franklin. Warmington Frank T, book keeper, bds 192 Mechanic. Warmington William I, tailor, h 192 Mechanic. Warmuth Norman, laborer, bds 139 Main. Warner Charles, servant, 306 Main. Warner & Dodge (Edward R W & George A W D), hardware, 242 Main. Warner Edward R (W & Dodge), h 82 Washington. Warner George, teamster, h 72 Main. Warner Henry, carpenter, bds 107 Mason. Warner Jennie, domestic, 141 Jackson. Warner Silas, h 172 Main. Warner Warren, speculator, h 250 Main. Warner William H, farmer, h 74 Hamlin. Warren Charles J (Dwelley, Robinson & Co), h 21 High. Warren Edmund, foreman Prison boot and shoe manufy, h 87 Oak. J. C. Lowelr, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 197 Warren Orson C, drug clerk, bds 21 High. Warren William, clerk, bds 309 Main. Warriner Chester (E J Weeks & Co), h 214 Mechanic. Warwick Lois A, saleswoman, bds 338 Main. Washburn George W, cooper, bds 145 Ganson. Washburn Mary E, dressmaker, bds 192 Mechanic. Washburn Oscar, laborer, bds 174 Cooper. Washington George, whitewasher, h north end Maple. Washington Margaret, widow Louis, washerwoman, h 140 Ford. Waters Truman, sash maker, bds 61 Mitchell. Waters William R, laborer, h Argyle, McNaughton's add. Watkins Harland W, tinner, bds 58 Franklin. Watson Ira, h 34 Washington. Watson Andrew, Supt, J L & SIR R, h 227 Mechanic. Watson Francis, bricklayer, h 59 Cooper. Watson J, whitewasher, h north end Blackstone, McNaughton's add. Watson Mary, domestic, 363 Main. Watson Richard H, carpenter, bds 99 Trail. Watson Sarah, widow John, bds 141 Cooper. Watson William, laborer, bds 99 Trail. Watts Cook A, painter, h 69 Wilkins. Watts John, butcher, h 73 Mason. Watts Julia R, widow Robert, h 43 Wesley. Watts William, miner, bds Argyle, McNaughton's add. Way Jefferson, bds 158 Blackstone. Weathers Cicero, miner, h Riverside add. Weatherwax Andrew, farmer, h 5 Main. Weatherwax Andrew J, moulder, bds 5 Main. Weatherwax Oscar, molder, bds 5 Main. Weatherwax Robert, teamster, h 116 State. Webb Aloe, whitewasher, h 168 Milwaukee. Webb Charles E (C E Webb & Bro), h 35 Morrell. Webb C E & Bro (Charles E & Walter B), druggists, 201 Main. Webb Egbert T E, drug clerk, bds 151 Jackson. Webb Frank, clerk, bds 151 Jackson. Webb George, h 151 Jackson. Webb John, baker and confectioner, 211 Main, h same. Webb John H, miner, h 43 Foote. Webb Julius C, book keeper, M C R R Freight Office, h 124 Park Av. Webb Samuel, cook, 259 Main. Webb Samuel H, miner, h 70 Spring. Webb Walter B (C E Webb & Bro), bds 151 Jackson. Webb Walter 5, carpenter, h 365 Ganson. Webber Ed, miner, bds 91 Cooper. Weber Andrew (Dettman & Weber Bros), h 108 Ford. Weber John (Dettman & Weber Bros), bds 108 Ford. N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 198 JACKSON DIRECTORY. CAYPPS NEW PATEINT HOT AIR FURNACE! FOR WOOD OR COAL. 05'0 FF ]DXESOIID IO \T: F, Ash Pit; E, Outside Casing to Fire Box; A A Air Flues inside Fire Box; B, Inside of Fire Box; C C, Top of Fire Box; D, Outside Casing to Radiator; E, Inside Casing to Radiator; I, Air Flues through Radiator; K K, Openings for cleaning the Curved Pipes leading from Radiator to Main Smoke Pipe; N, Water Pan; The Darts show currents of air through Flues, &c. 2 T17ese FTurnacces arefurnished with eitler Brick or Portable Casings. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR. MANUFACTURED BY THE JACKSON FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO, 2 See page 116. JACKSON, MICH. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 199 Webster Amon F, dealer in patents, bds 174 Cooper. Webster Edward A (Austin, Tomlinson & W), h 35 North Main. Webster Edwin A, cooper, bds 174 Cooper. Webster Emmett, salesman, bds Mosher House. Webster Monroe, painter, h 72 Hamlin. Webster William H, overseer at the Prison, h 45 North Main. Weeks Charles F, propr spring bed manufy, 71 and 73 Jackson, bds Hurd House. Weeks Eugene J (E J W & Co), bds 214 Mechanic. Weeks E J & Co (Eugene J W & Chester Warriner), druggists, 224 Main. Weeks James C (J W & Son), bds 207 Mechanic. Weeks John (J W & Son), city sexton, h 207 Mechanic. Weeks John P H, printer, bds 207 Mechanic. Weeks J & Son (John & James C), undertakers, 260 Main. Weeks Lon S (W & Rogers), h 33 New York. Weeks Mary E, telegraph operator, bds 44 Washington. Weeks Lon S, editor and propr Jackson Republican, 184 Main. Weeks William, laborer, bds 91 Cooper. Wegwarth Martin, laborer, bds 8 Belden. Weiger Benjamin (E W & Bro), h 80 Franklin. Weiger Emanuel (E W & Bro), 171 Main. Weiger E & Bro (Emanuel & Benjamin), auction and commission merchants, 181 Main, and proprs clothing store, 171 Main. Weiger Moses, saloon, h 94 Mason. Weil Felix, butcher, h 54 Francis. Weil Samuel, pastor Jewish synagogue, h 15 Harris. Weil Samuel, clerk, bds 54 Francis. Weimer Christian, blacksmith, bds 135 Main. Welch Armada, domestic, 24 Third. Welch Anna, domestic, 130 Jackson. Welch Bryan, painter, h 266 North. Welch Charles, laborer, h 21 North Main. Welch George, farmer, bds 141 Ganson. Welch James, laborer, bds eWbster, near Franklin. Welch John W, h east end Ganson. Welch Margaret, domestic, h 2 North Main. Welch Michael, carpenter, h 39 Railroad Av. Welch Michael, laborer, h Webster, near Franklin. Welch Richard, laborer, bds Webster, near Franklin. Welch Thomas, turnkey, bds 118 Jackson. Welch Thomas B, warehouseman, h 7 Mechanic. Welch Thomas, mason, h 112 Wilkins. Weldon Benjamin, laborer, h 168 Milwaukee. Weldon Josephine, washerwoman, h 168 Milwaukee. Weller Gottlieb, potter, h 181 Milwaukee. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 900 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Welling Alva D, grocer, 117 Jackson, h 266 Ganson. Welling Cornelia, widow Asa A, bds 21 Lansing Av. Welling Fred D, clerk, bds 119 Trail. Welling Lewis D, justice of the peace, 212 Main, h 68 Washington. Welling Lossen P, clerk, h 35 Foote. Welling Stephen A, clerk, h 21 Lansing Av. Welling S S, carriage dealer, 75 Jackson, h 119 Trail. Welling Putnam, laborer, h 35 Foote. Welling Mary, domestic, 337 Main. Wellington Richard, teamster, h 63 Blackstone. Wells Emeline E, bds 95 State. Wells Marshall M, h 113 Mason. Welsh & Giddings (Sextus S W & James G), blacksmiths, 28 Luther. Welsh Sextus S (W & Giddings), h 44 Wesley. Welton Charles IHI, foreman at the Prison, h 15 Mechanic. Welton Lavina, bds 213 Milwaukee. Wenck & Binder (Englehart W & William B), 149 Main. Wenck Englehart (W & Binder), bds 135 Main. Wenman George, hack driver, h 34 Washington. Werner Henry, saloon, 10 Luther, h same. Werstein & Co (Leopold W & John Boos), saloon, 200 Main. Werstein Leopold (W & Co), 200 Main. Wesley James B, blacksmith, h 85 Ingham. Wessell Agnes, widow Andrew, h 82 Main. Wessell John S, joiner, h cor Mason and Milwaukee. West Josephine, domestic, 43 Webb. West Kellogg, laborer, h north end Blackstone, McNaughton's add. Western Union Telegraph Office, Joseph H Peterson manager, 197 Main. Westervelt Cornelius, bds 150 Park Place. Westervelt George, carpenter, h 150 Park Place. Westervelt John L, carpenter, h 89 Trail. Westren Anna, widow John, h 60 Clinton. Westren Cyntha, widow John, h 71 Clinton. Westren Thomas, cashier Jackson Saving's Bank, bds 60 Clinton. Wetmore William A, book keeper, with H E Southworth, 244 Main. Whalen Maggie S, millinery and dressmaking, 154 Main, h same. Wheat Anna, school teacher, bds 119 Trail. Wheeler Curtis, cooper, h 25 Wilkins. Wheeler Freeland, architect, h 333 Ganson. Wheeler Hannah, widow William, bds 75 Wesley. Wheeler James A, grocer, 158 Main, h same. Wheeler John W, hostler, bds 18 Cortland. Wheeler Luke J, engineer, bds 98 Ingham. Wheeler Luther J, engineer Ft W, J & S R R, bds 15 Lansing Av. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 201 - Wheeler Mahala, domestic, 85 Oak. Wheeler Stephen, engineer, h 19 River, Riverside add. Whetmore F A, clerk, bds Hibbard House. Whiston Clarence, apprentice, bds 106 Chicago. Whiston George H, cigarmaker, h 106 Chicago. Whitbeck John, molder, bds Mosher House. Whitcomb Harvey J, molder, bds 28 Fourth. Whitcomb Rockwell J, bds 28 Fourth. White -, R R man, h 330 Ganson. White Charles C, teamster, bds 108 Main. White Ethridge, laborer, bds 168 Milwaukee. White George, laborer, h 50 Francis. White George 5, teacher Union School, West Av, near Washington. White Henry, laborer, bds 352 Main. White Henry S, fireman, h 46 Wesley. White James, drayman, h 182 East Av. White Jame%, watchman Jackson & Lansing Round House, bds 43 Mechanic. White John, painter, bds 68 Luther. White Martha, widow Thomas B, h 108 Main. White Sarah, sewing girl, 28 North Main. White Solomon, painter, h 68 Luther. White Thomas J, street sprinkler, h 177 Mechanic. Whiteman David, h 128 Wilkins. Whiteman Ichabod F, clerk, bds 128 Wilkins. Whiteman La Fayette E, clerk, bds 128 Wilkins. Whiting Alem, laborer, bds 35 Foote. Whiting Clinton, laborer, bds 55 North Main. Whiting Josephine, domestic, 21 Francis. Whiting Julia, bds 124 Jackson. Whiting Junie, domestic, 56 Jackson. Whitmeyr John, engineer, h 79 Oak. Whitmore Henry, carpenter, h 131 Blackstone. Whitmore John H, pattern maker, h 91 Washington. Whitmore Rebecca,.widow Jonathan, bds 105 Francis. Whitney Charles, painter, bds 98 Milwaukee. Whitney Charles A, switchman, bds 194 Main. Whitney Charles 0, clerk J, L & S R R Freight Office, bds 8 North Main. Whitney James S, h 8 North Main. Whitney James C, mason, h 75 Stewart Av. Whitney Lyman, marble cutter, bds 19 Wesley. Whitney Newton, foreman Hills & Griffith Bros' Marble Works, h 191 Jackson. Whitney Porter P, farmer, h Grinnell, near Franklin. Whitworth Joseph, brakeman, bds 53 Elizabeth. 3 I represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 202 JACKSON DIRECTORY. SOOO CI- -I.A. E1T- ETC I. QUESTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED IN BUYING A SEWING MACHINE! What are the desirable features of a Family Sewing Machine? It must be simple in construction, that it may be easily learned, and not liable to get out of order; silent in operation, rapid in the execution of work, easily changed from one kind of work to another; capable of doing every variety of work; must run easy, so as not to fatigue the operator, and with all these, must be durable. What machine possesses these qualifications in the highest degree? The Wheeler & Wilson! It is the only machine which makes the lock stitch with a rotating hook, thus avoiding the annoyance of a shuttle. Is the Wheeler & Wilson simple in construction, that it may be easily learned, and not liable to get out of order? We will Give $1,000 For any standard Shuttle Machine now in market that does not contain at least twenty more pieces, and consequently so many more to learn how to manage, and to get out of order, than the Wheeler & Wilson. Is the Wheeler & Wilson silent in its operation? We will Give $1,000 For any Shuttle Machine that runs as still as the Wheeler & Wilson, Will the Wheeler & Wilson sew rapidly? We will Give $1,000 For any Shuttle Machine in the market that will sew ten yards of seam as quickly as the Wheeler & Wilson. Is the Wheeler & Wilson easily changed from one kind of work to another? We will Give $1,000 For any Shuttle Machine upon which the changes of needle, thread, stitch, and tension, can be as quickly made as upon the Wheeler & Wilson. Will the Wheeler & Wilson do all kinds of work required of a Family Sewing Machine? We will Give $1,000 For any Sewing Machine (beside the Wheeler & Wilson) that will duplicate the line of samples now on exhibition at our office. Does the Wheeler & Wilson run easy? We will Give $1,000 For any standard Shuttle Machine that runs as easily as the Wheeler & Wilson. Is the Wheeler & Wilson durable? ANSWER.-Its joints are so constructed that the wear can be taken up as fast as it accumulates, and the oldest machine thus be made to operate as perfectly and run as silently as when new. We will Give $1,000 For any Shuttle Machine in the market with joints adjustable like the Wheeler & Wilson. A machine whose merit has achieved a success without a precedent. Half a Ifillion having been sold Warranted three years by a responsible company, brought to the house of the purchaser without extra charge, instruction given in its use, and satisfaction guaranteed, it is no experiment to buy; and we know of no investment which pays a better interest, or brings more comfort, health, happiness, and relief, to the household. A.. H. XVEST, 139 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, JMlich. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 203 Wickham Samuel, h 120 Ford. Wicks John, mason, h 76 Mason. Wicks Thomas H, tobacco dealer, bds 60 Francis. Wicks Wasson D, hostler, bds east end Main. Wickwire Charles F, blacksmith, bds 5 Harris. Wickwire Cyrus N, carpenter, h Michigan Center Road, Bennett's add, Wickwire Harry S, carpenter, h 56 Park Av. Wickwire Horace T, carpenter, h 5 Harris. Wilcox A & H (Andrew & Homer), lumber dealers and manufs sash, doors and blinds, cor Liberty and Milwaukee. Wilcox Andrew (A & H W), h 39 High. Wilcox Eddy G, tinner, bds 5 Keystone Block. Wilcox George, builder, 303 Main, h 13 Second. Wilcox Homer (A & H W), h High. Wilcox James S, cooper, bds 91 Trail. Wilcox Lonson, book keeper, h 97 Blackstone. Wilcox Mrs Margaret A, milliner, h 5 Keystone Block. Wilkins Henry, carriage maker, h 97 Detroit. Wilkinson Cynthia, widow Joseph, bds 139 Francis. Wilkinson Rufus, express messenger L, S & M S R R, h 29 Van Burcn. Willard Reuben L (Pember & W), h 172 Main. Williams Alexander A (Chapman & W), bds 363 Ganson. Williams Alfred H, blacksmith, h 29 Mason. Williams Alonzo D, harness maker, bds 72 Francis. Williams Alonzo P, city auctioneer, 181 Main, h 72 Francis. Williams Charles L, miller, h 46 Clinton. Williams Elizabeth M, matron Michigan State Prison. Wlliams Frances, dressmaker, bds 87 Cortland. Williams Fred A, carpenter, bds 30 Wesley. Williams Fred 0, traveling agent, h rear 299 Main. Williams George W, h 58 Washington. Williams Harriet, widow Walter R, h 66 Franklin. Williams Henry, clerk, bds 309 Main. Williams J Jay, dealer in pumps, h 35 Biddle. Williams Martha, domestic, 223 Milwaukee. Williams Norman, bartender, Hibbard House. Williams Noxson, shoemaker, 871 Main, bds 160 Main. Williams Thomas H, carpenter, bds 128 Cooper. Williams Will H, shoemaker, h rear 49 Wesley. Williams William H, miner, bds 70 Spring. Williams William H, harness maker, h 49 Wesley. Willis Betsey F, dressmaker, bds 114 Detroit. Willson Pleasant, porter, Hurd House. Willson S J, carpenter, h 103 West Av. Wilson Andrew, master mechanic J, L & S R R, h Cooper. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 204 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Wilson Andrew, machinist, h 176 Cooper. Wilson & Beardsley (Thomas A W & George H B), lawyers, 265 Main. Wilson Enoch, laborer, h Allen Road, Kennedy's add. Wilson Frank, laborer, bds 98 Milwaukee. Wilson James A, clerk, bds 8 Washington. Wilson Thomas (W & Beardsley), h 172 Jackson. Wilson Thomas J (McKinstry & W), h 8 Washington. Wilson Silas E, mason, h 118 State. Wilson William H, produce dealer, 271 Main, h 42 Main. Wilson William H, printer, h corner Mill & Park. Windsor Lydia, widow John, bds 38 Clinton. Windsor Mary, bds 56 Cortland. Windsor Phebe, bds 56 Cortland. Winfield Ann E, machinist, h rear 20 Railroad Av. Winfield Harvey M, laborer, h rear 20 Railroad Av. Wing Ansel E, boarding house, 85 Oak. Wing Homer A, assistant keeper at the Prison, h 92 Oak. Winn Thomas, brakeman, bds 147 Main. Winney Eugene D, cooper, h 31 Oak Av. Winney James, engineer, bds National Hotel. Winship Benjamin, brakeman, bds Hurd House. Winslow Charles M, job printer, bds 309 Main. Winslow John W, student, bds 118 Chicago. Winsor Mary J, bds 21 Wesley. Winsor Phebe, widow Thomas, bds 21 Wesley. Winterly Polly, domestic, 323 Main. Winters Alexander L, traveling agent, h 75 Mason. Winters Charles, conductor, bds 293 Main. Wirtz Louis, foreman Prison cigar manufy, bds 189 Mechanic. Wirtz Sebastian J, plumber, h 23 Stewart Av. Witbeck Ida, dressmaker, bds 121 Perrine. Witbeck John H, carpenter, h 121 Perrine. Withington, Cooley & Co (William H W, Elihu C & Benjamin S Brown), farming implements, 103 Main, corner Milwaukee. Withington W H (Withington, Cooley & Co), h 359 Main. Wixcey William T, foreman Jackson Daily Citizen news room, h 48 Franklin. Woger Anna, domestic, 59 Washington. Wolaver William, painter, bds 85 Oak. Wolcott Ebenezer, farmer, h 171 Washington. Wolcott Grove H (Gibson & Wolcott), h 63 Lansing Av. Wolf Frederick N, pastor Lutheran Church, h 19 Harris. Wolff Bernard, clerk, h 31 Cortland. Wood Alexander T, cooper, bds Clinton. Wood Benjamin F, bricklayer, h 45 Jackson. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 205 Wood Charles D, clerk, bds Hibbard House. Wood Cyrus T, carpenter, bds 72 Main. Wood Ella R, bds 35 Jackson. Wood Frank B, 314 Main. Wood Frank N, student, bds 134 Jackson. Wood George, carpenter, bds 124 Ford. Wood James C, lawyer, 265 Main, h 134 Jackson. Wood Joseph, bartender, bds Hurd House. Wood Lincoln, farmer, h 42 Second. Wood Mary E, bds 134 Jackson. Wood Melvin D, carpenter, h 35 Jackson. Wood Nelly A, seamstress, bds 116 State. Wood Socrates H, insurance agent, h 43 Oak Av. Wood William H, druggist, 276 Main, h 66 Cortland. Woodard Earl, apprentice, bds 71 Washington. Woodard.1-Henry L, assistant keeper at the Prison, h 273 Ganson. Woodbury Francis, h 150 Jackson. Woodhouse John B, clerk, bds 299 Main. Woodlin Sarah P, hair worker, h 99 Chicago. Woodruff John E, salesman, h 30 Jackson. Woods Arunah P, propr lumber yard, 68 Jackson, h 310 Main. Woods Bell, bds 13 Wesley. Woods DeWitt S (Allen Bennett & Co), h 380 Main. Woods Isabella, domestic, 162 Cooper. Woods Richard P, general business agent Michigan Directory Office, 254 Main. Woodsum Ella S, student, bds 360 Main. Woodsum William N (Bumpus, W & Co), h 360 Main. Woodward Earl B, apprentice, bds 71 Washington. Woodworth George 0, h 295 Ganson. Woodworth Selden, carpenter, h 48 Van Buren. Wooley Mary, widow Thomas, bds 158 Wilkins. Wormington William, tailor, h Mechanic. Wormuth Norman, laborer, bds 98 Milwaukee. Worthington Albert C, machinist, h 53 Mechanic. Woulfe Maggie, domestic, 359 Main. Wright A, carpenter, bds 160 Main. Wright Adeline, domestic, 66 Cooper. Wright George, teamster, bds 13 Hallett. Wright George M, painter, h 71 Mason. Wright Horatio C, pump maker, h 148 Cooper. Wright James H (Bennetts & W ), h 109 West Av. Wright J Warren, traveling agent, bds 55 Stewart Av. Wright Jenneffer, widow Joseph H, h 109 West Av. Wright Melvina, domestic, 219 Franklin. Wright Sanford, clerk, bds 124 Jackson. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 206 JACKSON DIRECTORY. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 207 Wright William H, laborer, h 18 Franklin. Wyatt George, shoemaker, h 139 Jackson. Wyatt Seymour, boots & shoes, 222 Main, h 139 Jackson. Wykoff Dorathy, widow Andrew P, bds 136 State. Wykoff James, laborer, bds 136 State. Wylay Michael, laborer, h east end Ganson. Yagan Bridget, domestic, 298 Main. Yager James, restaurant, east end Mill, h 53 Franklin. Yager Kate, bds 53 Franklin. Yager William, bartender, bds 53 Franklin. Yahrsdorfer Casper, saloon, 160 Milwaukee, h same. Yenker Frederick, laborer, h 29 Michigan Center Road. Yenor Alexander, laborer, h north end Lincoln. Yerick Adam (Yerick Bros), h 158 Blackstone. Yerick Brothers (John & Adam), wagon and carriage manufs, 50 Jackson. Yerick Elizabeth, widow Adam, bds 158 Blackstone. Yerick Jacob, carpenter, h 116 Mason. Yerick John (Yerick Bros), h 311 Ganson. Yerick Reuben, sash maker, h 125 Jackson. Young Alvah, carpenter, h 44 Stewart Av. Young James, laborer, bds 174 Milwaukee. Young James E, painter, h 37 Cortland. Young Jane, domestic, h 69 Stewart Av. Young John, plumber, h 77 Hamlin. Young John, Jr, apprentice, bds 77 Hamlin. Young Mathew D, drayman, h 55 Oak. Young Men's Association library and reading rooms, 272 Main. Young Men's Christian Association and reading rooms, 166 Main. Young Sarah, domestic, 194 Cooper. Young Solomon, bds 550Oak. Young S W, carpenter, bds 160 Main. Young Thomas, machinist, h 262 North. Young Thomas, miner, h 194 Cooper. Younglove Joseph G (Clement Brown & Co), h 81 Wesley. Youngs & Abbey (Charles S Y & Charles A), fish and oyster market, 129 Mechanic. Youngs Absolom, miller, h 58 North Main. Youngs Ida, domestic, 21 First. Youngs Charles S,(Y & Abbey), h 81 Main. Younkin David, fireman, bds 54 Mechanic. Younkin George, engineer, bds 54 Mechanic. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 208 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Zenoue Charles, h 24 North Main. Zimmerman Eliza J, seamstress, bds 1 Mechanic. Zuckerman Solomon, agent E Weiger & Bro, h Stewart Av. Zunder Lewis (S Zunder & Co), h 80 Main. Zunder S & Co (Seligman & Lewis Z), saloon and billiards, 163 Main. Zunder Seligman (S Z & do), res Cleveland, Ohio. Zwerk William H,.clerk, bds 151 Cooper. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent. JOB PRINTING ~,f5? ATTRACTIVE!-týEverybody will, as nmatter of course, read the Speciail Notice on the opposite side of this leaf. And why? The priincipal reason is because it is ATTRACTIVE, nmu cannot be passed by unnoticed. Just such Printing as that is now daily being turned out at the newly established Ground Floor Printing House, opposite the Postoffice, Jlackson, Mich. On this quality of work, we may truthfully say, MIr. VA.N DYNE has no conmpetitori in Jacksoii, and no superior in the State. This fine work was printed at a single inipression, at the rate of 2,000) per hour, on one oof Van Dyne's Finklin Job Presses. IN JACKSON. Ground Floor, opposite Postoffice.6 P 0 -E~ ~stab~:l~ ~~lished Ib1archlt 1, 187.rl 1 cflJ; WWI 1o 0 JILL TO THE' Business M~en of jaokson AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC IN GENERAL. l i A r Iii, -ll aopined n entinel New and 1eiist-Class very best styles and flinish. Everything New, Fresh and Sparkling 0 h P,: -q- iI IL\ C As I can furnish you as good a quality of work as can be done anywhere ini Aerica. -ALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS OF' COMMERCIAL PRINTING, WHICH IS MADE A SPECIALTY. Wo SEverything New, Fresh and Sparkling! No Botch Work Done! No Grey Ink Used! Satisfaction Guaranteed, or no Charge!i ]3ulsiiie-sS~ Menl of' Jackson~! it. will no0t hereafter he necessary - for~ you to go to New Yorki or' Chicazgo ~for your',~FINTI P2E~INTWIhJ~TG AJ \. I an fuanish you as hood a qluality of woikt as can - hse dlone atnywhei e in Amea ica. ( XLL A ~ND EXAMIN~E SPECIM9ENS OFir ~COMMIERCIAL PRINTINO~, ~~_Wnl~HICH S AD ASPEC~IALTY4 ~ ~C/ Ground Floor, opposite Postofficte BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AGENTS-INSURANCE. Baldwin George A, 266 Main. Beebe Joseph E, 272 Main. Buck W N & Co, 249 Main. Brown J Mabbett,1266 Main. Bush Harvey & Son, 250 Main. Campbell & Kennedy, 198 Main. Could Andrew J, 196 Main. Groom Owen, 184 Main. Hall & Gould, 239 Main. Lowell Judson C, 259 Main. Merwin & Davis, 224 Main. Price Dr Eleazer, 280 Main. Stowell S W & Son, 218 Main. AGENTS-LOAN. Hall & Gould, 239 Main. LowelLJudson C, 259 Main. Merwin & Davis, 224 Main. AGENTS-REAL ESTATE. Bryant J Frank, 221 Main. Buck Warren N & Co, 249 Main. Bush Harvey & Son, 250 Main. Hall & Gould, 239 Main. Lowell Judson C, 259 Main. Merwin & Davis, 224 Main. SMITH DEWITT C, 212 Main. Stowell S W & Son, 218 Main. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Bennett Theodore G, 56 Luther. Copps & Foster, 45 Luther. Cowham, Billing & Co, 30 Mill. Kellogg George, Railroad Av, near Mechanic. Rice & McConnel, 273 Main. Withington, Cooley & Co, 103 Main, cor Milwaukee. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate & General Insurance Agent. 14= 210 JACKSON DIRECTORY. ARTISTS. Kerr Marcus H, 198 Main. Walden Mattie E, 272 Main. AUCTION & COMMISSION. Dodge & Green, 181 Main. TUTHILL PETER T, 253 Main. Weiger E & Bro, 181 Main. Williams Alonzo P, 181 Main. BAKERS. Gothan Edward, Sen, 183 Main. Gregg William A, 228 Main. Webb John, 211 Main. BANKS. First National Bank, 223 Main. Jackson City Bank, 256 Main. Jackson Savings Bank, 190 Main. Loomis P B & Co, 203 Main. National Savings Bank, 260 Main. People's National Bank, south-east cor Main & Mechanic. BARBERS. Aniba & Riley, 159 Main. Bogardus Richard M, 216 Main. Dudley & Cromwell, 254 Main. Duncker & Hoyt, 190 Main. Fielding William, 209 Main. Gillespie Bros, 147 Main. Jones Andrew H, 185 Main. Taylor Alfred, 189 Main. Van Camp Enos, 177 Main. WALLACE ZACHARIAH, 127 Main. BLACKSMITHS. Brahler John, 164 Mechanic. DICKINSON GEORGE 0, 102 Oak. HELMER & SON, 10 Mill. Jones Charles, 11 Quarry. Markham Marcus, 109 Mechanic. Parks John, 9 Clinton. Riley William, 33 Mill. Sauer Fred J, 109 Mechanic. Summers & Pendall, 52 Jackson. TIFT & DOAN, 40 Mill. Welsh & Giddings, 28 Luther. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 211 BOARDING HOUSES. Arnett Nancy, 114 Ford. Birch Ellen, 46 Franklin. BOLTON & ROBINSON, 21 Francis. Brewer Mrs E M, 293 Main. Burleigh William H, 46 Mechanic. Buskirk Dorcas L, 124 Ford. Calish Henry, 147 Main. Cole Oliver R, 72 Main. Crouch Spencer, 193 Mechanic. CROWELL SIMON 8, 23 Francis. DE DIEMER EDWARD A, 182 Mechanic. DEMUNN HENRY, 53 Mill. DENNIS MARY A, 21 Washington. Doty Malinda B, 37 Jackson. Ewer Norman A, 91 Trail. Fassett Aaron, 42 Mill. Gass Henry, 135 Main. Gee Leah, 65 Mechanic. Gross Barney, 19 Wesley. Gunn Charles, 189 Main. Hale Salmon P, 87 Cortland. Herrick Mrs J W, 122 Jackson. Kennedy Edward, 217 Cooper. King William, 87 & 89 Cooper. Miles Samuel J, 57 Cortland. Monroe Mrs Permelia J, 309 Main. Perrine Hulburt J, 71 Mechanic. Pierce Martha E, 85 Mechanic. PIERCE MRS J B, 66 Jackson. Rose & Reed, 98 Milwaukee. Sautter Elizabeth J, 145 Detroit. Sedgwick Nellie, 147 Detroit. SHARP W A, 136 Detroit. Silsbe George H, 195 Mechanic. Stinson John, 52 Mechanic. STUSON JOHN, 138 Detroit. TENNEY MARCIA, 18 Cortland. Tibbits George, 131 Main. Van Etten Mary E, 67 Mason. Van Schoick John, 141 Jackson. Wing Ansel, 85 Oak. BOILER MAKER. McGregor Moses, 55 Mill. N. Y. Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. and other Ins. Co's. See p. 144. 212 JACKSON DIRECTORY. BOOK BINDERS. Chrouch & Fisher, 129 & 131 Mechanic. BOOK-SELLERS AND STATIONERS. Brown & Carter, 250 Main. Smith E B & Co, 196 Main. BOOTS AND SHOES. Bailey George J, 227 Main. Bennett & Foster, 260 Main. Bumpus, Woodsum & Co, 299 Main. Church Jay, 14 Cortland. FLEISCHER & CO, 7 Luther. Freeman David B, 236 Main. Harrison James B, 236 Main. Hatch, Claflin & Pettengill, 221 Main, Kelley & Deasy, 194 Main. Schermerhorn Edcel J, 165 Mechanic. Snow, Gilson & Co, 225 Main. WYATT SEYMOUR C, 222 Main. BREWERS AND MALTSTERS. Cox W J, 94 Mechanic. Frey G & C, 38 Lansing Av. Gavin Isaac R, 152 Park Av. Mills Thomas, cor Park and Water. BRICK MANUFACTURERS. Bennett & George, 12 Cooper. Jackson Fire Clay Co, Riverside add, north of corporation line. Porter Benjamin, 15 Cooper. BROOM MANUFACTURER. Markham Levant, 25 Francis. BUILDERS. Bedell Horace 0, 47 Mill Beiswenger Jacob, 17 Wesley. Bennetts & Wright, 120 Park Av. BERRY HILAND, 77 Stewart Av. Cahoon Hiram D, 70 Hamlin. Colson & Norton, 104 Liberty. Coots John F, 22 Washington. Curtiss P J, 59 Mill. DOIG DANIEL, alley rear 221 Main. Meyfarth & Hershman, 3 Mill. Osgood & Bird, south-east cor Main and Mechanic. Picket Lorenzo, 43 Mill. RICHARDS HUGH, 214 Main. J. C. Lowell, Real Estate Agent, represents the Liverpool, London, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 213 Stevens William P, 103 Main. Stewart John, 160 Vandorn. Stone Nathan H, 39 Biddle. WICKWIRE HORACE T, 5 Harris. Wilcox George, 303 Main. CARBON OIL. Averill P & Co, 25 Luther. Bloomfield Charles C, 246 Main. CARPETS. Camp, Morrill & Camp, 270 and 272 Main. Field L H & Co, 263 Main. Mason Leonard B, 212 and 214 Main. CARPET WEAVERS. Darling Nancy, 26 Franklin. Real Henry, 11 Luther. CARRIAGE TRIMMERS. Duer John J, 154 Cooper. LOSEE ABRAM S, 162 Mechanic. CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTURERS. Anderson & Janes, 174 & 176 Mechanic. Austin, Tomlinson & Webster, 268 Main. Bieber Jacob, 30 Mill. Cross & Slack, 41 Luther. HEWITT JACKSON W, alley rear 36 Cortland. Ingles George D, 39 Luther. Losee Abram S, 162 Mechanic. Morrill, Fuller & Co, 32 Cortland. Palmer Charles H, 33 Luther. Shaw James F, alley rear 239 Main. Welling S S, 75 Jackson. Yerick Brothers, 50 Jackson. CIVIL ENGINEERS. Cook Merritt S, 196 Main. Mitchell J L, 229 Main. CLAIM AGENT. Fritts William D, 214 Main. CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS. Breitenbach M B & Co, 261 Main. Eggleston & Everard, 217 Main. Lang Rudolph, 219 Main. Loeb Jacob L, 239 Main. & Globe Fire Ins. Co. and other Insurance Co's. See p. 144. 214 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Mabley Joseph, 238 Main. Mason Leonard B, 212 and 214 Main. Musliner Solomon, 215 Main. SMITH D B, 216 Main. Weiger E & Bro, 171 Main. CLOTHING RENOVATORS. Johns Lydia A, 119 Jackson. Schmidt Charles, 34 Mill. COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. Campbell W F & Co, 31 Mill and 99 Liberty. COOPERS. Neesley George, 42 Oak. Norris John, 46, 54 and 56 Oak. Taylor, Hudson & Co, 29 Clinton. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Bliss & Spaulding, 246 Main. Blooomfield Charles C, 246 Main. SOUTHWORTH HARRISON E, 244 Main. DENTISTS. Allen Charles H, 210 Main. Bronson Warren J, 216 Main. Brown Warren J, 216 Main. Case Calvin, 266 Main. Dorrance William H, 254 Main. King Charles B, 37 Mill. Mosher George H, 251 Main. Robinson Jeremiah A, 280 Main. Smith David W, 238 Main. DOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS. Bennetts & Wright, 120 Park Av. Darrow & Pennington, 59 Mill. Heyser S & Son, 59 Jackson. Wilcox A & H, cor Liberty and Milwaukee. DRESS AND CLOAK MAKERS. Brower Emily P, 81 Jackson. Carroll Jennie, 215 Main. Curtiss Mrs H A, 297 Main. Daly Susie, 59 Main. DeWolf Sarah, 38 Mason. Fuller Mrs SH 5, 109 Jackson. Haire Catharine, 43 Jackson. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Real Estate, and General Insurance Agent, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 215 Hovey Anna, 192 Main. Johns Jennie, 119 Jackson. Lane Flora, 35 Washington. Norton Harriet E, 232 Main. Owen Julia A, 38 Francis. Palmer Sylvia, 246 Main. Perry Elizabeth M, 214 Main. Purcell Sarah F, 227 Main. Redmond & Lanigan, 144 Main. Sanborn Esther C, 186 Milwaukee. SHEPARD JENNIE, 103 Chicago. Sinclair Francis A, 153 Main. Sweet Mrs S I, 318 Main. Vaughn Annis T, 258 Main. Whalen Maggie, 154 Main. DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES. Beebe & Meseroll, 262 Main. Holland & Chapman, 213 Main. Holland J M & Co, 274 Main. Squier & Martin, 2 Union Hall Block. TEETZEL WILLIAM H, 166 Main. Webb C E & Bro, 201 Main. Weeks E J & Co, 224 Main. Wood William H, 276 Main. DRY GOODS. Bunnell Daniel V, 222 Main. Camp, Morrill & Camp, 270 & 272 Main. Clark Brothers, 245 Main. Field L H & Co, 263 Main. Lewis Charles N, 167 Main. Mason Leonard B, 212 & 214 Main. Penny & King, 271 Main. Russell Brothers, 268 Main. Ismon & Bean, 269 Main. DYERS AND SCOURERS. BOWERS & HARDEN, 164 Main. DONALDSON JOHN, 102 Mechanic. FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Brown & Lyon, 275 Main. Gay Hiram & Co, 205 Main. Sempliner Adolph W, 199 Main. FISH AND OYSTER MARKET. YOUNGS & ABBEY, 129 Mechanic. represents the Republic Fire Ins. Co. of Chicago, Ill. See p. 144. 2161 JACKSON DIRECTORY. FLORISTS. REINHOLD LOUIS, 39 Cooper. Trefry Isaiah, 10 Maple Av. FLOUR AND FEED. Grandy John B, 122 Jackson. Hallett & Todd, 167 Mechanic. Mears Evan, 24 Mill. Morrison Patton, 204 Main. FLOURING MILLS. JEtna Mills, 129 Milwaukee. Jackson City Mills, cor Jackson & Clinton. Kennedy Mills, Railroad Av, near Mechanic. Novelty Mills, 111 Main. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. Bartlett William F, 171 Mechanic. Gilbert, Ransom & Knapp, 243 Main. Simmons Curtis B, 122 Mechanic. GAS MACHINES AND FIXTURES. Frost Josiah B, 196 Main. GROCERS. BARRET D P & G G, 121 Jackson. Birdsall, Baker & Co, 231 Main. Bolton & Robinson, 21 Francis. Brown & Van Horn, 293 Main. Butcher Mark, 63 Main. Carey Patrick, 156 Main. Clark & Eldred, 249 Main. Clement, Brown & Co, 165 Main. Cockburn Alexander, 174 Cooper. DAVIS NATHAN G, 253 Mechanic. Every & Skuse, 155 Mechanic. Finn James, 152 Main. Fish & Pless, 153 Mechanic. Gregg William A, 228 Main. Hibbard & Russ, 73 Jackson. Hobart & Bolton, 83 Jackson. Hobart William L, 210 Main. Hollon J & Son, 232 Main. Jackson William, 252 Main. Jones J H & Brother, 81 Jackson. Kent Thomas J, 23 Francis. Lanigan Joseph, 146 Main. J. C. Lowell, Loan & Collection Agent, represents the Home JACKSON DIRECTORY. 217 Lewis & Rowan, 151 Main. Mack Francis A, 295 Main. Morrison Patton, 240 Main and 128 Mechanic. Nicklisson Charles, 237 Main. Owens & Gannane, 1 Lathrop Block. Redmond Thomas H, 162 Main. Sagendorph Jacob, 803- Main. Smith Joseph, 150 Main. Standish Frank, 67 Jackson. Stiles Brothers, 235 Main. Tibbitts Joseph, 85 Jackson. Tompkins & Sweet, 87 Main. Wakeman Brothers, 111 Jackson. Welling Alva D, 117 Jackson. Wheeler James A, 158 Main. GUNSMITH. Lindemer Louis, 117 Mechanic. HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE. BADER & SAUER, 174 Main. Bridgman Chester M, 229 Main. Congdon & O'Neil, 153 Main. Griffith 0 & Son, 157 Mechanic. Lemen & Beebe, 198 Main. Rice & McConnel, 273 Main. Rice, Pratt & Co, 278 Main. Warner & Dodge, 242 Main. HARNESS. Chapman Edward P, 253 Main. Grandy John B, 222 Jackson. Hobbs Samuel 5, 194 Main. Howe Albert, 257 Main. Tinker D A & Co, 251 Main. HATS, CAPS AND FURS. Brown George S & Co, 179 Main. O'Dwyer James G, 265 & 267 Main. Wyatt S C, 222 Main. HIDES AND PELTS. Bennett Loren Y, 226 Main. Davis Albert C, 240 Main. Lang Henry, 206 Main. HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURER. Bortree Moses K, 245 Main. Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio. See page 144. 218 JACKSON DIRECTORY. HOTELS. Eagle Hotel, 98 Main. Genesee House, 160 Main. Hibbard House, 173 Main. Hurd House, 186 Main. Mosher House, 62 Jackson. National Hotel, 121 Main. Seney House, 145 Main. Union Hotel, 169 Main. IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. Jackson Foundry & Machine Co, 34 Mechanic. Vandercook Bros, 120 Park Av. JOBBER AND CONTRACTOR. Shipman Charles F,'26 Jackson. JOB PRINTER. Van Dyne Peter H, 209 Main. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Cushman Artemas S, 259 Main. Dyer James A, 234 Main. Sammons Joseph F, 249 Main. Welling Lewis D, 212 Main. KALSOMINER. DE MUNN HENRY, 53 Mill. KNITTING MACHINE AGENT. Follett Silas, Keystone Block. LADIES' HAIR DRESSERS. Bullock Caroline M, 218 Main. Haddock Carrie B, 215 Main. Hoyt Hannah, 198 Main. Jones Margaret, 185 Main. LAWYERS. Conely & Sharp, south-east cor Main & Mechanic Bancker Enoch, 251 Main. Burt Calvin C, 214 Main. Curtiss Homer A, 200 Main. Farrand Fairchild, rear 270 Main. Fritts William D, 214 Main. Gibson & Wolcott, 196 Main. Gridley Hon G Thompson, 270 Main. Gridley Wm Seward, 270 Main. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the American Central Fire JACKSON DIRECTORY. 219 Hall & Gould, 239 Main. Hammill James, 239 Main. Johnson & Crane, 254 Main. Livermore Fidus, 265 Main. McGee Melville, 287 Main. Parsons John R, 198 Main. Peck Erastus, 212 Main. Perkins James L, 259 Main. Powell Lewis M, 272 Main. Videto Jonathan L, 90 Main. Wilson & Beardsley, 265 Main. Wood James C, 265 Main. LIGHTNING RODS. Hobbs Allen, Mosher House. Myers Peleg, Mosher House. Quivey J M & J P, 59 First. LIQUORS. Bing Samuel, 185 Main. Cohn H & M, 187 Main. Holden & Son, 251 Main. Holmes James L, 25 Luther. LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES. Goodyear John, 18 & 20 Francis. Hutchins John H, rear National Hotel. Ide William, 19 Columbus. Knapp Morris, rear 268 Main. Sutton Alfred E, 17 Mill. LUMBER DEALERS. Bennett Allen, 59 Jackson. Brooks & Adams, 74 Mechanic. Lathrap C C, 69 Mill. Wilcox A & H, cor Liberty & Milwaukee. Woods Arunah P, 68 Jackson. MARBLE DEALERS. Emerson & Ashcraft, 160 Mechanic. HILLS & GRIFFITH BROS, 185 Mechanic. MASONS. Bailey Carson & Co, 3 Union Hall Block. Bofink Jacob, 17 Williams. Elliston Frank M, 100 Mill. Fanning Michael, 77 Wilkins. Jenkins Palmer, 57 Mill. Ins. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., and other Ins. Companies. See p. 144. 2920 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Sanders Augustus A, 491 Mill. Scott William A, 80 Milwaukee. WELCH THOMAS, 112 Wilkins. MEAT MARKETS AND BUTCHERS. Binder William, 94 Main. Boland William J & Bro, 206 Main. Cox Elijah Q, 220 Main. Dettman Weber & Bro, 172 Main. Devenport George & Son, 113 Jackson. Devenport William D, 801 Main. Evans E M, 131 Machanic. Hitchins John, 121 Jackson. Price & Smith, 120 Jackson. Smith William, 15 Francis. Standish Frank, 67 Jackson. Wenck & Binder, 149 Main. MIDWIFE. HOFSCHNEIDER TERRESSA, 135 Ford. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. Brundage Mrs R E, 258 Main. Bullock Caroline M, 218 Main. Curtiss Mrs H A, 297 Main. Freeman Sam, 195 Main. Gilbert & Co, 21 Mill, cor Liberty. Glasford & Thompson, 241 Main. Hibbard William R, 119 Jackson. McDowell Mrs L, 227 Main. Norton Harriet E, 232 Main. O'Dwyer James G, 265 & 267 Main. Redmond & Lanigan, 144 Main. Whalen Maggie, 154 Main. MUSIC TEACHERS. Abbott Abbe, 59 Cortland. Beck Henry W, 43 Francis. Brown Mrs Alvin H, 66 Main. Camp Nellie, 27 Jackson. Cushman Jennie, 78 Blackstone. FAY MARY R, 61 Mechanic. Fisher Sarah E, 197 Mechanic. Ford Mrs Charles, 329 Main. Grinnell Mary, 65 Wesley. Hanks Hattie, 78 Oak. Herrick George, Hibbard House. J. C. Lowell has money to loan on good security, pays taxes, JACKSON DIRECTORY. 221 Kellogg Fanny, 63 Franklin. North Ella A, 78 Oak. Pierce Emma, 85 Mechanic. Scheffier Carl B, 197 Main. Stone P S, 5) Clinton. 1MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Badger H & BXo, 244 Main. Brown Alvin H, 212 Main. Bullock Ransom D, 194 Main. Scheffler Carl B, 197 Main. NEWS DEALER. Moore Zephaniah S, 209 Main. NEWSPAPERS. Jackson Daily & Weekly Patriot, 275 Main. Jackson Republican, 184 Main. Jackson Daily & Weekly Citizen, 202 Main. NURSERYMAN. Harwood Isaiah M, 105 Morrell. NURSES. Baker Olive, 197 Mechanic. Blakeman Eliza N, 1 First. Fisher Ann L, 109 Mason. McKittrick Lizzie, 49 East Main. ORNAMENTAL PLASTERERS. Dillon & Miller, 22 Luther. JENKINS P, 57 Mill. PAINTERS. Austin Alonzo D, 10 Mill. CHAPMAN & WILLIAMS, 50 Jackson. Cobb Ossian H, 100 Mechanic. Hague H & Son, 109 Jackson. HAVENS & SHURRAGAR, 257 Main. Morrison & Phillips, 22 Mill. Rogers I Newton, 104 Liberty. Wright George M, alley rear 239 Main. PAPER WAREHOUSE. Cobb & Hunt, 108 Mechanic. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Bailey Robert, 198 Main. Cookingham J V, 222 Main. Le Clear James M, 244 Main. collects debts, interest, &c. No. 259 Main Street. See page 144. 222 JACKSON DIRECTORY. Paine John W, 149 Main. Steele Hugh A, 209 Main. Taft Otis A, 246 Main. PHYSICIANS. Avery William MI, 41 Cortland. Bronson William I, 216 Main. Calvert William J, 296 Main. Carhartt George W, 242 Main. Chittock Gordon, 209 Main. Crawford Abram M, 15 Lansing Av. Davis & Palmer, 221 Main. Gibson William A, 280 Main. Higgins Lewis, 82 Luther. McLaughlin Miar, 166 Main. McLean John, 69 Wesley. Mitchell J L, 229 Main. Nims Dwight, 280 Main. North John D, 200 Main. Reynolds Lemuel C, 31 Jackson. Smith Cyrus, 230 Main. Smith John E, 254 Main. Thomas John, 83 Jackson. Tunnicliff Joseph, Jr, 117 Jackson. Turner Charles C, 295 Main. Tuttle James B, 148 Jackson. PLASTER AND LIME DEALERS. Kellogg & Smith, Railroad Av, near Mechanic. Lake George & Sons, 105 Main. PLUMBERS AND GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. Lemen & Beebe, 198 Main. Murray John, alley rear 223 Main. PORK PACKER. Carter John G, Jackson, cor Luther. POTTERS. Dwelley, Robinson & Co, 3 & 5 Water. Goffe, Eddy & Co, 17 Franklin. PUMP MAKER. Austin D C, 10 Mill. ROOFER. Johnson Benjamin G, 218 Main. SADDLERY HARDWARE. Tinker D A & Co, 251 Main. J. C. Lowell, Loan Agent, represents the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of JACKSON DIRECTORY. 223 SCAVENGER. DE MUNN HENRY, 53 Mill. SEWER PIPE. Jackson Fire Clay Co, Riverside add, north corporation line. SEWING MACHINE AGENTS. Barnes Samuel A, 76 Main. Gilbert & Co, 21 Mill, cor Liberty. Goodwin & Patterson, 264 Main. Haire Joshua, 220 Main. Hovey Anna, 192 Main. Rogers Joseph, 276 Main. SHIRT MANUFACTURER. TAYLOR JOHN D, 2411 Main. SMELTERS. Jackson Smelting Co, north of Michigan State Prison, on J L & S R R. SOAP, CANDLE AND POTASH MANUFACTURER. EARL JOHN W, 11 Clinton. SPRING BED MANUFACTURER. Weeks Charles F, 71 & 73 Jackson. STONE CUTTERS. Cockburn J & A, 57 Oak. Emerson & Ashcraft, 160 Mechanic. TOBACCO AND CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Ballard John, Jr, 166 Main. Bing Samuel, 185 Main. Brooker Hiram K, 180 Main. Cohn H & M, 187 Main. Hollingsworth Charles, 224 Main. Holmes & Averill, 25 Luther. Lewek Arnold, 185 Main. Pierce Charles L, 193 Main. 8lessinger David, 191 Main. Taube Henry, 143 Main. Teetzel William H, 166 Main. TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS. Tinker D A & Co, 251 Main. &, UNDERTAKER. Weeks J & Soni, 260 Main.;N. Y., Market Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y., and other Co's. See p. 144. 224 JACKSON DIRECTORY. WASHERWOMEN. BALEY DERINDA D B, 203 East Av. Briggs M E, 141 Wilkins. Carl Josephine, 45 Mill. CARPENTER MRS MARY, 64 Mechanic. Curd Precilla, 176 Milwaukee. Darner Fredrica, 80 Second. Edwards Lucinda, 144 Ford. FREEMAN ANN, 54 Mill. Halpin Eunice, 158 Wilkins. Jackson Mary A, 86 Ford. KELLOGG LEVINA, h 95 Detroit. Long Emeline, 144 Ford. Quigley Henrietta, 14 Wesley. Roach Anna, 58 Second. SAMPSON MARGARET, 45 Mill. Washington Margaret, 140 Ford. Welden Josephine, 168 Milwaukee. WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS. Child William W, 207 Main. Dorrance & Oberliesen, 264 Main. Goodwin & Patterson, 264 Main. Green Byron, 179 Main. Kingsley Edward H, 233 Main. Pratt Albert J, 226 Main. Pratt Daniel, 216 Main. WHIP AND GLOVE MANUFACTURER. Locklin Phineas, 801 Main. WHITEWASHERS. DEMUNN HENRY, 53 Mill. Readen William, north end Maple. Washington George, north end Maple. Watson Jay, north end Blackstone, McNaughton's add. Webb Alce, 168 Milwaukee. WOOD AND COAL DEALERS. McKinstry & Wilson, 44 Mill. Pierce & Co, 85 Mechanic. J. C. Lowell, Loan, Collection, and General Insurance Agent. ;,fir e xr% 7- 'a f lb Z- 2" A, 4 4,111ý a ýo ii- 4 e4 111.1 Zl,ý. "'y iww;,11.1 -f A 'o, X. A ý,T;ok AC k`5 'w A' 7 Wl 4 If, 4.4, 4ý 4 oo ý,x j" mv, FV' A, xw"i 6 4. 14,zv, P"', M, A m.0 -V 'eý A',;,.wt.-f4 -A l V. 41,,vý "4P. ý4 A4i -K rl. li-. ". - ý, 1 - -,, i w.j %Wei 4yý 'Z ira" klýl A' 'k iv..........!,z 4.L'ar- ý,97,% A. _'71N if vii;t d'a4p.. 17 P.. 't7 '16:4 ""V 'Lt., zy7 2 Aý, V71.7 17 Vý -'Zj. "2 X, -7 ý;I' ON' < _4?........... v" -K 1-u V ý4, % > J '4ý;z f':;4 ge Zý 71 7 7 ri', A',