Andrew Carnegie Library

Peto key Public Library 1908-1975

1975 Petoskey Public Library Board :
Pre ident - Mrs. Raymond (Ruth } Todd
Tr asurer - Dr. Jean Webster
retary - Mr . Glenn (Je sie} Ca ey
Tru tee - Mr . Jo eph (Barbara } Blackmore
Tru tee - Mr . Leeroy (Rita } Gay
Librarian - Mrs. Norine B. Russell
Presidents
1909-1975 :

of

Petoskey

Public

Library

Board

Fall ass, Charle W.

Fi k, Charhi A.
McCabe, George W.
Ellis, William E .
Chichester, Leon
Lovele , Wendall
Je sop, Grace W. (Mrs .}
Garrett, Glen
John , Mrs . George ( ita }
Todd, Mrs. Raymond <Ruth }
Librarians of Peto key Public Library 1906-1975 :
Miss
Miss
Mi s
Mi s
Miss
Miss
Mrs .

Be ie Scattergood
Amy Lu k
Martha Edgar
Grace Jessop
Lela E . Osgerby
Elizabeth Ogan
Norine B. Ru ell

To Ruth Todd
In Grateful Acknowledgement

STORICAL SKETCH
OF TBIC

VILLAGE OF PETOSKEY.
CO MBJ!( ED WITH A

CIT-y"'" DIEEOTOEY-

FOR 1882.

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PETO KEY.MJCB.
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BD BOOit A D JOB PlUNTIN

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PRELUDE.
The histories of towns, like the historie of individu~l , touch
at many points nd widely diverfe at others. Every one's life ex
pe~ience i , minutely told his
nd not his neigtibor''; so h the
existence and growth of every city and hamlet a stvry, p culiarly
its own. Young villages show the same re tie
desir to grow
into great towns, that children feel to become rapidly men nd
women. In the forcing proce of \he early ye rs there i mu ... h
left for oblivion to ate I a tray, which later historian would gl dly
recall.
Be it onr pl aant ta8k to~ ther nd record a i'ew 1~ ding ct
and incidents of the birth and childhood of P To UT. It' nam ,
age, grotrth, be uty1 excellence, fi m~ aud pro peels.

HISTORICAL SKETCH OF PETOSKEY.

" The hunw tumed bJm trom the .cene,
Where the happy ho:neot hllyonth bu been.
M he heard by the ccnat&nt meuured troke
now the wood.man felled the rtant oat."

It ia difficult to realize, as one sits on the v randa of hi

modern hotel, enjoying hie after-di:mer amok , and looks ovf'r the
busy, thriving villllge,spreading its ray-like arms out on ver
aide iuto the very hadows of the green wil<!erne , o er the
ripplin~ wave which bear to and fro the white-winged shiptt of
commerce, the lnden teamer, the pleasure ya ht aud the fi h~>r
man's boat.-it is difficult to realize that but a f4 w brief y ar ago
only the c~noe of the red man cleft the lucid wat rs of Little .
Traverse Bay, and (\Uly the twang of fhe eava~e hunter' rifl
broke the tilln~ JS of the surrounding forest, This blendini of
the lt>gendary, romantic, bado y past, with the bright, n
nni y
pre ent., fnrnishea rare food for reflective mir.ils. Yond r i11
a deep, grn grown trail where th holy young prie t, Marqn tit
was wont to pass and reps a with his dusky QOmpanion mor than
twl) hundred yeart1 ago. Only the br zes hymn a quium in th t>
creat mournful hemlocks, and the west wind hM no interp t rThe loun&ers in the park call i a deliciou br z , and th prf'tty
girl in ummer muelin11 says, "Ho delightful," and chall ng .
her escort to a game of croquet, and forth ith the gay ball trn
rollicking over the very ground where the b loved "Bl k Gowu"
knelt with his savage friends to implorA the protection of tbt holy
Virgan a th y voyaged down the tormy lak . A facinatinll int ff' 1
attaches to the very name of the Je uit mis ionary-Jamt:
far quette. H
as only 38 years old when death took him. Hn"
hia 4psky followers revered h;m. Charlevoix wll in hi I tt r .

Ht T Rl AL

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ETO KEY.

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Wh n the Gov rnment d.-cidtd t

trv th exp rim nt of
chooliug s me of th bright t Indi n childr n,
-to-s -g
nt
hi tw old L sun l ~ ~ho I io north rn hi
It wa aPr
tant cbool ar.d the pri.? t bj ct d and finall df'clar d h mu t
bring the children home or h6 would e xc mmoni t d. Bi
wifi, worn nlik , sift d with the pri t, 11nd P -to-11 Jt
i ldf'd,
bu' 10 imo tient did he b come of aucb rhitrary rul h
ltf'\ th~ pot where h h.ul p nt 3 y r of hi rnarri d lift. 1\tad
moved, wi~h nis famil , acr
th b y and
ttl d on tb south
hort-1 up r. l~nd now compri ed withtn th limi
f th villag .
.He an hi son own d nurtv all of what. i n w th VillRg o
c
Pr
tant mi aion
P to k y. Bot. thfl trou le did n
re h lcl within rt!ach 1\nd P -to -ga t ntl .d with hi
ervi<' a
childr n.
r . P -to- i would non& of &t., so hf'l Jpft hPr
bu banci and w .nt. with hi broth r to h r own rcl tiv on tb
north ide of th b y.
Tht chi f to k anotb r ife.
ars p
d but th
m th r loY in th du ky brea t. ov r r all ot.b r cou iderataon ,
-ga ~ m bnck to her family, and t.be w m n who
anrl hs. P
had u urp d h r plac w
d " er
and
nt forth. Th y had
fourt en hilJr n, f hom ight on and two daughter are till
livin2.
Andrew Porter, a P nn ylv nian, w th 6 t white man to
invad th grounds of the hipp WK in thas p rti n of th territory
of Micba~nn, a
ettl r. What i now known a the ld mi ion
hi home. Be
m .d to lov the wild as w 11 a t!Je
fRrm w
Jndi n th en elv ,and withth cow:ngofciviliz taon he abandoned
his plact!-not, howe\' r, until h h d h ld various offices of im
pur~ nee.
But ot.h r ye 1 kPd ov r this grand heritage of fort> t. nd
at am, and f w in it u rlative b auty and pro p ct.ive w lth.
Tht locom tive ngin , tb t vangu11rd of civilizati n, pi rc d
the interminable wild~rn
nd top d u on the b re of Littl
Travers Bay. The 6 t thr ugh tr in arriv .d a li lle befor
midnight, E:C mb r 31 t, 1 74, thu fulfilling the
nlr cL fnr th
year. JUS I. outr Ct that date from 1 82 n JOU baye the a~ of
our b~roine. Corrupt the mu ic I, anc tral P -t e-ga into th<'
glib, unhand Olllt! 1 p t skey," and you have bAr ,; rue. \ e wi h
a compr rna b l e n tb I and the new a ulJ y t b
!1i ct d

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with P to gA
the r ult. We d n'~ lik thttt Ru iuni~ d,
Yt\nk iz d ending.
h hRII no rea on to be a hl\m d of ht-!T
edigr e, for do not our ri f n rraliv betrny t rling tr i of
h rR C r in the chi f for whom he w chri tenPd?
'houlJ you choo e to <~troll ome fine afternoon. through the
old council .srround bey ud BeRr river nd climb the hluff to his
neat. modP.rn couag (th old cnbm on th
hor wa. torn down
I t y r) an find him in hi gu t. parlur, you w11l
truck
with hi int llijlent count n nc nnd dignifit-!d d mettn r, th.,ugh
ou know of hi convers tionRI p w r only through an int rpr tpr.
Pr viou to th r.dv nt. of th railroad tb r w r . but tw white
familie -tb
of Andr w Port r atd Hnz n Ingall -within the
whole wwn hip.
ne y r aO r tb arrival of th
were ix bundr d ir.hahi nt .
d toe tl\hl! h their hom in this
Th
pion f'r h~sd much
ild ountry. Many of th .m will tt>IJ you th y liv d on hort
rAti na until a little pat h of oil could b gi n to tha sun
nnd plow.
ow, pl ue group th fl fact : In 1 74 a wild rn
o{
Indian and w1ld b & I ; in 1 2 n band om viiiAg of about 2500
popnllltion, fa t a umin.sr ity air And urround d by a. thri iug
nnd populou f rmin community. The trlln ition from bru h
h ap , stump , And I hon
to grAded tr
, broad walk , fine
tore a.nd dw llinp; chool and church , palacl! hot Ia and a.
y t\'tn of wat r work a m trop litan citv might envy-all thi
nly 'ght bort y ar from th Ind ian' wigwam. Do we nppre
,1ate it full meaning? What turdy bl w from tal wart hunds
does thi11 rap:d r wtll involv . B w long would !~ tak yon, oh,
fair-h nded tonri t, to d1g out 1\ h mlock tump, ()r cut down a.
maple tr , thr or four f tin diumt:t r?
We r ach our "Thirdly," and are to con i er, r (lectively,
the "btauty xc 11 nc , fame and pr pecta': of Peto k y:
We may put it down in bl ck and white that Little Tr verse
Bay i nine milt& ea t and we t 1 and ix mil bro d at h mouth.
Bow cl ar lind pur the water<s nre, nd to whAt wouJerful depth
you can see ~be mllnyhu d rock bottom in mo ic b low, And
gract>ful 6" h p rtiu in the undercurreut. We may
11 you o
the cuning b ch, pnved with coral and ag tes, fill din with
of t.h
ave to m k them a
p bble that only n d th ki

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pretty, if not a pr cious; of th va r amphithentr , ri ing b .

r gul r gr dation 200 14 t tlb ve th lak le 1-t tuces that
tore wa forming wh u oah wn buildiuJl the ark, or, m y bP.
wh n, according to arwin, our anc tors liver! in t tops nnd
rllcke nuts with th ir t th. W may t 11 f th o purity of th
atm ph r , ho one ca n
plninlv th for
and clearin)C of
Fox and B av r 1 I nd , forty 11.nd fifty mile awa.y llnd di. ov r
ves el arriving and dep~trting. We rnay try to II y u h w dnintil
th villaJ! climb , in a south a t rly dir ctiou, up th graceful
J.eigh
so th t. h r villa .>veri ok one a not b r and no one i in
the wRy of hi nt>ighbo~. All the echarm wemightfi intlyportray.
et to f11lly compr h ud, you mu t ee th tights and ta tfl the air
a.nd water your elf; fur your If, dimb the pictured hill and ran
s ck the d~pth , (,f the p rf~tm d woods where the ferns p;ro~
luxuriantly, anrl tha emerald mo i a carpet of plu h trewn with
lilit> 1\nrt wetll c nted viol ts; wher tht~ maple almo t touch
the cloud ; and the flre t, teadrn t hem)l)ck r ach out their du ky
arm pr llChir.g immor lity, and cry ttll brookR com 1 u~hing
down ~hdr green dt>fil brtnging the sllininfl trout and bi com
p ny; where every hillock is :\11 Indians gravP, aud liV ry little
opp~ning with the sun htnin~ dC'wn upon it, i lu cious with wild
trawberrie nnd th fr grant wAxy pray and carl t fruit of thtwint rgr en shine up from am1d t th brown leaf-mold. Your own
htlnd mu t henp th bn ket of boughs and wild hlo om and go
home under its w ip;ht, with B can ibal's appetit , to f4 ast upou
fish, fr h frem the c ol deep of 1 ke or riv r, and wild b rrie .
(the whol season through-fir t tr wberri , th n ra pberries,
then bll\ckberrie , th n huckleberrie ) brought to your door by "
t~a.u the co t o
lid-eye Pocahouta , who lis them much le
pickin&'. You mu t win&' in the breez wa.yed ht.rumock and
Jeep too deliciou ly d ep for dre m , then, when the dAy i wauin~
go with the crowd down to the \,luff to witoe the un et and e
the boats come sailina- in. A I dy touri t of the Buckeye tate
dE:scribed thi l!Cette so vividly in a. letter to her hom pap r, w '
quote a. few pas n2e : "The un e on the b y are enoug h to
throw n rti t: soul into ec tal y. Come with me. Yonder i tb
Gazelle, ueat as d i y ju t rounding orth point, coming in from
MAckin c. The fi rrie are te ming over from Littl~ Tr ver e
cuurte ying a they come. The rand Rapid ,
wift propell r

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Pr.TOSI[KT.

from Trave111 Cit , i Rlr tt yin ltnrlmr. Tall mn t d schooners

'\re outlan d Rgnintlt. th ("!owinl! k , nd m ltldf'n hip of the
fte tcome in to c ' an hor fir thl:l oi~ht.
nno
and pt .. aure
y ch~ with th ir t~in~rinl! ch tting r s Rr on v ry ~id . L t
and r w out mirlw y, for It bird PJ vi w of the
u join th
lovely cf"nP..
w p with your ~lane tht> circl
of tb bill , nd
Tht> white line
it i or.e cootinuou gallny of b tlnt)ful pictnr
of pebhly b~ach th g
n 11loflf' ~tnd chlllky bluff. th n t rra e
abovt: terr ce- illt..Jl 1 fmn ttnd for . t, until the outl ing lin of
~ ntinel tr
ar crown d with th r 8 ctivr pink Rnrl Jl ld of the
Wf:'ltem world. Nowh r haVf I een och re pon ivt> ktell. Lake
Boron and Michiglln r r ly fllil to birl t' h uther goud night and
,~rood morning. Ovt>r the , to th north ttr dim wre tbR of mok
ri ing cloMwMd. 1'b prttcti al ob rv r will tell you it i fr ro
burning bro h i11 ll cl llring, but. I konw it i a
unctl fir lagbt~d
by mvisible hand , ~tnd the spirits of dt>'p rt d bnw.-s p ople the
hadow hidd n from unAnoint
n bluff' and pier, and
bridg and veranda are ~llJ group , come out to t1 e the un et
picturee. South of u , near the beRch. amitl tb v&rgreen . of the
ld 'council ground. are tb t nt of the Richmond Ouards.
Ttl ir ilk B~tg B t gently and tbe1r b nd di cour e mo t exqoi
stte mu ic. Behind them, the allmt> wooded rrac brok n by
the fertilfl slop of Old .Mi ion, and oth r farms. Now tum the
boat and look to th w st-tbe wide wMery, luminous. w t.
ee
apphire,and ftame,and p arl,and bloto,and amethyst-Qn dazzling,
irid scent arch up to the d ep blue of the zenith. Acr s rof ~olden
re(ul~ence pau the horizon, an<! tinge the fore ts ither ide. Our
oars break liqutd robie wherever tb y trike. Tb colors cbanfl'P,
tbe ehadow d epen, and early lights begir. to twinkle out from t._.e
villaf{eS acroae the b y. Tb sun i a ball of fire dropping into
the wave, and one brave boat with 1\ ingle snowy sail goe out in
the path or glory as if it mi~ht ride.. OYer the111oeet bar
Wbt to&u Heaven."
Veritable rhapsody, to be ur"; p\ty the out tbaL {; Ia n
upliftin~ in the pree nee of a Ma
rpi e, wrouibt by th band of
the Great Arti t, Hirns lf:
P to key ia th c nter from which radi ~.arion lin s oftravet
hy rail, b bo t and by tag to numberle s re rts and plac s of
mtere t. W h ard a B . ton g ntl man y "The wis lake11

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and llll)llfohtms huvE> infiuit ly rand r viE>ws, but nowber , ip my

tnwPitl h VE' I xq ri1-n .. d 110 indt> cribably nov 1 and thor()u~hlr
d h)!htfnl a journ y of tha am di tan<'e. a the 1 "d and water
routf" t. 1wp n P to key ~tnd
hel>ovgan." Tb r can b no more
chllrmin~r pl11ct- iu the univ r11e to the 6 harman and bunt r than
the lah , riv r nud wood of this tPgion. The portaman with
r1 d nr 1{110 i 11 ver di llppuint d, othrwiae than hl\ppily. The
ext u11i"n f G. R. & I. rllilr "d to Ma kinac afFord great.E'r con.
veoi "'' thttn hPr tofort-. P to kev offi rs too many attractions
tCI b tl- I.A)Uritst. and uler to -!numerate here. Ifyoo hue supposed
b r p.-npl hib rreate tiuring the winter. di 1\bu e yunr tllind of
that ide forthwith. 'he we thPr i8 so uniform tv a~r~eable, l>utlding
g s on without interruption. M~tny r idents claim the winter to
b the mo t h altblul ~>~too.
ertam it is, the air, temp red by
the va t. h Jiea of Wlllt:r around it, n ver ba11 that icin~s& common
to int.wd loc"litie furth r outh. Certain it ia, you c n sleigbride
all dtty ov r pf'rl~ct rotld , and never one b reminded of Jack
Fro t. The 11evere winter of ' 0-'81, th~>re w's no frozen e rtb,
antl the fir t cr p the garden r bad to wrestle with in the aprio~
w~ts 'volunte r potlll(l t.'
When the 11now mPited away, pastures
w re gre n and r lldy for cattlt!. This is destined to become one
of the fine t di ry countri a in tb world, beceuse of th~ splendid
gN . cool sumtnArs nd pure fWe t wa&~r. Wheat will, also, be
a staple product, the ub stratum of lime t.me in the soil being well
adapted to that. cere I. In 1879 a town hip o( this (Emmet)
county K ve tb large t average yield per ~tcre in the at.te.
Nowb re iu tae whole rP"ion i thPre so grand a water power
as i 11 furnished by Bear raver. Bear lake, its source, is twelre
miles tong, and one mile in width, and is situated 100 feet above
the level of tbe bay. into which it empties, and the chief falls ue
all in the near neighborhood of Peto key. The various mills 110d
fl ctori upon its banks do not begio to utilize its force.
orround
ed by the choicest ttmber, including the muchsongbt black birch,
bird's eye and curly m pie, and with the advantaie of cheap
tran portation by I nd and water, there is el"ery io<!ucement to the
manufac~urer to loca~ hel'6.
A mel ocholy interest atta::hes to the few sel\ttered Indians
that rem in. A writer aptlr said of them: "Civilization baa
thrown them out of th ir orbit and they eem to whirl, dazed and

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bewildered, in empty p c ." Th indu triou. quaw. , (th r

re
no brave to which the 1\me l\dj :!tive appli ) rlu)U the ummP.r
m rkel pll\ces with e1obroi red to . 1\nu box , done in hi,l!h
colored porcupine quill on bir::h bark, and with ub tl\nti 1
b ket wit.h fragrant we t- ~ra lmtid d in.
orue of the e re
~xceedinglv pretty and ingeniou an are in d mLnd 1\
ouv nir .
tOnP,
M ny oi the du ky p ople h ve learn~d w Know a pr ciou
and some ot th~ <'boice t are brou ht by th m to th lapidt1ry
tone pohshin~. cutttog ao moul'ltin i an e tabli h d indu try,
As for agat.e bunttng. tt. is a contagion compll\int and eize alike
upon childh<Jod, youth !ind ag .
Ve aels tHA 1 den tour dock with square timber, for Eur p
ean port . Fence po , tele~raph polt- , rnilroad ie , etc.. etc.,
are exported, al o wo den w re and turn d uten ils. Other
exports are lime of the fia1e. t quality, and in quRntiti s to me ~
any demand ; limestone, ice, fish, potlttoc , tAn b rk nd turnip
P to k y bas two fin1- school buildings which will accommodate
500 schol r . Eight teach&r are emplored. The preaen
uper
. Cia ton receiv~ a alary of 900 per 1\nnum.
e1det.t. Thom
The yilla~re has 650 children of school uge. Th new building on
L ke street is a model of neatne
nd convenience. 'fhe schools

of the county are under the m t careful and int llip: nt up rvi ion.
'fhe Roman Cathohc wa the first chutch orgnnized- ome
thirtyfiv years ajlO. ThE\ wtnther b at " hou e which was their
origin I pll\ce of w r lup i till t ndinll on th~ outb bore of
the bay. The sml\ll enclo urP. atta<'hed is th~1r buri I plac , and
the paper Oowers nd KRY str~amer that. ndorn the rude eros e ,
attes the softening tnfiut!uce of Christianity.
The Pre byterian society rllnh next to the Catholic, the Mi sion
station of Be r river beir.g its fir t org nization. Its first. occupation dates back to June, l 52. A chool wa opened for tb.,
Indians and
bbllth 3chool ud social meeting wer kept up.
with the occa iotoal nr ence of a cler)ltymRn. In 1855, Rev. H
hio wa ~ppointe<i to thi
W. Guthrie, now of Cbillicoth~,
cb:nge, and ic that year be Or'laniz d the church, with a roll of
ten members. The Indian were taught by means of au interpreter,
ar.d many p id reverent heed and became able to offer 1\ppropriat
prayers. The mis ion work was continued with v rying fortune
until the old orgnniz t10n was ruergtd into the present Pre byterian

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church. ln Augu t, 1 75, the corner stone

their adific was
laid. ln ,June, 1 78, R v. W. . Potter, the pr Pot pa tor. came
to thi chur~ , aod und r hi judici()US cnt-e it bas ~rown from
twen~y-6v , to one hundred t:utd twenty member .
The Metborli t Epi <'Cipsl church bad an organizKtion among
the Indian before the village wa founded. Th y met for worship
1 n
log cabin one mile we 1 and bP.vond the limits of the villa e
Thi ociety now h s :.1. smrtll church two milt's south we t of town.
or~ftnized in th villaie early 10 the year
A ethodt t soci ty
i875. when a cl s was fvrmt'd . with ten ot twelve m rub~rs.
About thi tim , 0f'o. L. Cole, a Methodi t mint'lter, preached the
fir t. sermon, in the old house of Lewi11 Pt:to key. The firs~
me tin,2' w r h ld in private houses, thf'n in a rou,h board school
hou11e, then in the Boward street school bouse,und 6nallv, in 1878,
in the pr ent church building on Mitchell street. Rt'v Rob~rt
Bird for one year, and Rev. W m. L. Tilden for two years, pr CEeded
the pre. eut pa tor, Rev. W. . ly, who soo11 completes his three
y a~' s r ice. The church hlle increa ed.from a dozen merabel'8
in 1 75 to 175, its pr 11 nl number. The ~tbblltb school hils a
children's orche tra of fourteen piec s, led by .irs. R. Connable.
It is, without doubt, the fint' t band of little ones in the
tate
Th O~rm11n Method11t church have a growini society. Their
very nP. t horeb was built I t ael\son.
The United Brethrttt h ve an organiz tion and hold meetings
r gut rlv, in the Howard stre~t school house. The Free Methodists
have form d a cl s, and worship in the same buildtng.
The Lutherus are well r presentt-d. Their church ia not
complt'teci Y*'"
A B ptiflt society was formed in the summer of 1881 and JS
iu a pro peroos condition. They meet, .a~ present, in Bump's
Bllll. An Epi ::opali n society was formed in 1880, and named
the t. Barnabas mis ion.
The water works were built in the summer of 1881 at a coat
of 20,000, B ar riv r furt1i has thE' motive power. A "Knowles"
pump, m nnfactured by the Knowles t am Pump Works, is the
one in o e, and is capable of forcing 20,000 gallons an hour. The
pomp house, in a a:rove west of the river, is a neat structure. The
well has a capacity of 40,000 gallons per hour. The water is
filtered through 100 feet of sand and gravel, thus rendering it pur

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P .To KKY.

aa crystal. The re ervoir hnlds 1,400 b rrel., i MituRt4>d ~ half

mile from th~ pump, and b a.n levation of 21 fi t-l.
The hydraulic pow.,r i in xces of th ~ uRetf for thP work
aod aa it ia owned by the viii ge. will be a ource u revtaue.
The "' works ar~ ~lieved to hl\ve no p r llol n whPre, 111 afford
iog the purest w ter at le t co t, 1\0J will, sn ~imP, becurn .. a
payinl( inve Lment. They wl!re con tructed under tb .. immPdiate
superviaioo of the Council, in the summt-r and autumn nf i R 1,
from plana forntshed by A.. C. Tehll, C. K., anti John L. tutw, of
Grand Riipid . The Counctl con iated of Col. fsi\RC D. Toll, JlrPS
ident, and Me srs. Beckham, L y, Pi~ster. Me Cllrty, CuRhm"n,
and Haake;.
H. 0. Ro e w s the first president of the villa~e. and mi)!ht
ju,.tly be termed its white fathar. Hila f'lt~Aot . home on the t:ruinence opposite the Arlin~ton, w onA of the first built in the
wilderuss.
Col. I. 0. Toll, who ftOW pre td a, succeeJed Mr. RosP, anJ is
in the COnd year or hi1 rei~n
Dr. Litt.le, deceased, ke~n the first hotel-the Ro e Hou'leoow the Occiden~l.
The fi"t Fourth of July eel .,ration was held on the N~t.tion'a
Ctl'tennial-1876. Hoo. C. L. Fruer, pre ent tate repretenta
tive of this district, wrote and ~ad a eket.ch of Emmet county.
Orations were deliver-<! bv J. G. Rill and C.r. P it thorp.
The g,.,.,a County Denwcrat bad birth in April, seven y~ars
a~o. !1. w
founded by R )Zelle R e, who is still editor
nd
proprietor.
The PETO UY C!ITY RECORD was e~ttabli bed in 1878 by Jam s
Buckley and Geo. A. Mosher. the l ter being its present owner
and editor.
The aociety of town and county is quite cosmopolitan.
early
uery State in the Union is repre ented. Many C nadians have
come over the b rder,
nd former citizen of W ra w, Ruaaia
and Cape Colony, Africa, are in our midst.
Many of the settlers are tboae who have left pie ant
urroundinga and geod advantages el ewhere, to build up impaired
health ; and they bring with t.hem intelligence, refinement aud
eQterpriae. The country ia settling up with a rapidity in keeping
with that of the town. There has been no lull since 1 76 when

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this !Adi~tn r
rvattou wu thrown open to Uncie '~tm's white
childr 11. me of the lndiun r erv d tbt-ir hwd uccordiog to
the home lelld l.lw uud nre pro pt-rou awd c:otufortllble in prcpor
lion tu th amount of French or oth I' whi~ blood ti.Jere may be in
I hf>i r veins.
Ot the he lthrulness of this climate, much has b n !aid, and
there is y t. much to sny. Thi pure, soft, resinous f\ir if' a overeign
balm fi1r nanny ills that flesh is heir tn. Two hut fever conventions
have been ht>IJ aud the
timoniul would fill1\ good sized pam
phltt. Whrn Dr. Br wn equard, the renowued phy ician, advised
hi d~uilitaat d p tu~ nts to turn from the warm mal ri
of the
south and hie away to the put-e, bracing, ozonized ir of Northern
Mtchi,~r,tn, he w~ts only a little in dvttnl:e f the body of his
profes ion. Candid ductvrs are suring to their potienlls very day,
''I can do nothing more for you i go to Peto key, and try the
air." Inter t.. d p ople c; n ha.vt- the addr<> 8 of pertS ns of whom
the above l. true, an:l who ha\'e been entirely cur d by following
thi6 prl' cription.
The G. R. & I. railroAd c:ompnny has been a const.amt frieud
to this villAge. Tb y hllve !>e utifietl tht-ir ground , nnd ht\ve
liberally Aidt>d man.v enterpri es. This road wns extended t.o the
strnit of lackinAc the present year. 'fhe corponttion of Petoskey
i' one mil~ ~Square, in<'!udin~ the l t ttddition-the courrcil
gmund 1 llnd home of chief Peto key. The old m n now lives
with hi 1'011, Bazile. He is growing feable in body and mind.
His wife dieJ in Apnl, 1881, aged 86 years. Her funeral at the
new Catholic church, was conducted with much ceremony.
Amnng the mo t import nt projects in contemplation are the
establi hment of a Summer SchQC?l of Literature and Science, and
tbe in trod uctioA of electric lights throagboot the vill~tl(e.
For iuformattion concermng mills, factories, busineu house,
etc., et.c., see directory and advertisements.

AY VIEW.

Is a mo t ::harming uburb of the village, and one that. hae kept

pace with it in rapid progresa.
In 1 75 beg n the first talk of locatintr the camp ground of
the M. E. As oci tion at this pht.ce. Iu 1 76 the . R. & I. r d
wa completed thus fl\r, and the fir t me Ling w re held on the
ground . Blly View is loca d a mile north of P to k y, . and
compris sa little more than 360 ncr Th number f lots now
platted is 474; the numb r le ed 2~4. Th r
r 125 cott.Ag
before t.he building for this y r commenc . A commodious
chapel, 36 52 f et, wa er ct d la t ea or.. The. cold, cry l 1
wa~r for which this whole rP2i1)D is r mark bl 1 i brought rom
Pi gab sprin~ in pipe , to all par
f th gr und. Th railroad
depot with e pre s and telegr ph offic i ll model of netttne. and
elegance. The aven1es and ro dway ur hand m lv kept. ixty
five houRand dollar hue be n exp nd d upon the ground 11lr Rdy.
By t.tle completion of the r'lilroad branch to Harbor pring
the
plea ure of travel through thi beautiful woodland region ar
greMiy enh nc d. All bu11.ts touch at B y iew.
11rs. run to
and from Pew key every fifteen minute and ferrie ev.,rr half
hour.
No pen and ink picture can do the beanty of thi r treat jus
tice. The mil" or M r of pebbly beach with ju. t Pnourtb r rgr eo
trees and other to afford fr rranc a.,d h d and not hide the
mo sy turf and parklinJ( water. The circling terr ce , nc above
llnother, an averag ht-1 ht of twenty fi t>t until the crown f the
amphitheatre lifLs it gi nt m ple m re than 200 feet abov IBke
level. Now, my arti tic r ad r, loc t
upon thP. e, pictorf que
villas with park , fountains and flower plat ; for a back gr ond
the lofty ~reen wood 1 and for a fore view tbe lo ely expanse of
water. Tbe maple o( Tabernacle p rk are marvels of size and
b'eauty.
ixty and eventv feet traight. as n m~rble column, then
the pr adiog interlacing branche th11t form roof for tbe gr at
anditoraum. W find ourselv repeatan~ Brvant'11 thought,' The
graves were God' first temple.'-' Thou did tweave thi verdant
roof."
We ruu t not fortret to mention the pretty, commodious hotel
from ita ver odas a fine view of land nd w ter i to b
h
Prices of board are limited by the
sociation to l per day, or

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per
ek.
cour of lec1ur
and study in bible history. geolo~v
bot n r\nd oth r cl nc i P on to be arrauged.
Th o i y of Bay Vif'w i v ry1hing that. can be de ired
and for the wo hip of th Mo l High in temples his own hand
h s build d. th ert: Clln
c rc ly be a more inspiring place.
Althon~h t.h land grunt wn to the
. E. society, and tbe denom
inational 6.1~ i fiol:lted.
t all good, 1 w-abidtng pt>ople are
cordiullv welc med. R v. . R d, of Cormnn , ich., i secretary
of the a ocia.1ion, an letters eking further information may be
addr ed to him.
Reader, if thi im Prfect !'kP.tch of the loveliest and mo t
promi ing vallage of urlhf'rn Micbi~an, ha' furnished you an1
gr in of informlltlon, or Pntert.ainment, we re happy to subserib
ounelv s.
Yooas 1 CERELY.

THE NORTH WOODS,

0 wUdem
or rragrance, thou helpeat human weal;
Tbv crested plum the eon or mom repeat
While twilight' I ternood ot nun perpetual\y kneel,
Ami
the plushy m
1 u thy feet.
Thy mapl lt!t their roreh~adll toward the zenith skies,
~nd wbl1 per
re to the nllr'land wind ,
And In thy trail uotrodden a world or ghosts arlae,
And thr d their way among the tangled vi
Lon~ ere the
lng Vt Is had
d the Spantab wave,
Or ~~ rn Kin ttielr ploulnJ!I bad begun,
Thy green arc
were build I and home and shelter pve,
To native children or th~ torm and un.
The nade. unhindered vae went gliding o'er the lake,
.And hunt down-the bear and wofverine;
The twanging bow I Uent.-the l"Wih and the brake.
K p the llthe hunter's gr&ve aud memor:v green.
0 dim and trackl
forest, it all thy quiet graves
.And all thy wav at OA :e pve up th lr dead
urrected aonnd,
Bow would' t thy \'IBW echo~ l~b
.And tremble with a mighty army's tread.
81 ep on lu peace unbroken -a mighty va.nlabed race,
Thyacpulchrtl. sentluelerl and 11;
Th now of nmmer lUI ball drif\ about the place,
And wlnter's gra.c enfold th , vale aud hlll.
0 le fy. lak Ide r.
t, tb y day or doom bath come:
The worldling's sordid teel bath cl at thy heart,
Thy odorou wind till murmur. but thy w te aonc l.a dumb,
Tlly trick n monllrcb crowd the busy man.
Thy dark. luxurious~ wUl sbrtvello the sun,
Thy whitened boo turn lth the plowman's share,
Thy giant forms ball finish the clUE Just begun,
And glrd the bl w crowd the harbors lair.
Tb n re the day l.a ended for the hemlock and tbe pine;
.A.nd re the trout lB m18atng !rom the trea.m ;
Let drtnl( our flU oJ pi
reIn the air that's rich u lne,
.And U the waters in a ummer d.re&m.

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NORTH-WESTERN SUMMER INSTITUTE,

D~:VUT~:u

Lua~o,

ro IN TltU t.: rt

I~

Litoratnro, Scionco ana Arts

PETO KE r YIC/JIGAN.

Beaton or 1R82: Be:flll July 12th; Clo

DEPARTM E. TS

Angu.st 1 th.

JH:

u :u.

L ight a.nd.

t:-1

~ ea-vy

HARD\VARE !

D F CULTY.

F r ench Language and Literature.

AJ.Io'l<t-:OH ..:NNP.
'nh ~

lly

1:-J. A. l.,

or~~ lt-h l$tan.

Ger man Language and Literature.

Al (; T l.tiOJo:\IAN.
Mh-hlgan 1'tau~ 1\;urmat S hoot.

Pedagogy.
W IJ.I.IA)J II. ... A \'NE. A. l.,
'ul\ n~lly or ~llch b'llll.

Physics and Astronozny.

J. UIS lc J,OUTH . A.M .. PH. n.
M.whf~ll ' tat~ l'\urtuat 1-cbuol.

Ph ysiology and Hystology.

~.D.,
U u lven~lty. ol Mlchl~a11.

CHAkl.t::l ' 11. 'TUWEJ.J..

Zoology.
JO~F.PA

K. 'TF.ER F.. PH. D.,

Unlvel'flltr or l t lchlgnn.

M icroscopy.
LOUIMA RJ<:EO 'T

w ..:J.l..

Unlvel'!!lty or llchlgan .

. 8 ..

SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,

OIL! , PAL T ,

.A.GRI C U LTU R.A.L

English Language and Literature.

I lY.:1:FLEJ:Y.:I:ENTS.,.

CHA Rti!:S M.U.I.S OA \'LEY, A. B.,

UnJvel'llit\' or Michigan,

Geology and Palaeo~tology.

VANIKL M. Fl ~ K . A.M.,
lilllsdate liege.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
.ALFRED B ENI\EQUIN, .A. ll., l Prlnci""'la
.AUGU T LODEMAN
I
,... .
OUARL~ AlllLS 0.\YLEY, A. B., Secretary.

Dally instructions will be given by the several members or the facult y .

Public lectures wutalso be delhertd by the m~mberv or the rllculty, and by
eminent IChl)lt.rs wb will be In viLe to P ~ ket for the ame purpoee.
LOUIS J. FASQUELLE, Bu.sln
Agent, Ann Arbor, Wfcb .

Hydrant Hoes, Mill Supplies, Etc.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATE
WETMORE AXE.
W ~ cttrry the lttrg t
und r

ld.

ck in Emm

c:o uoty und nr> not to 1...

Exnm ine our g1od. an

Lake St, Petoskey, Mich.

rice .

A SHIRK

a.

SON .

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'OVERT I EM E~T

on;nTI EMENT .

PETOSKEYJS NEW HOTEL

HOUSE, a
PETOSKEY, MICHICAN

Thl wPU k

wn and

polar bo

HAS RECENTLY BEEN ENLARGED

--'1'0-

BL

FO

and otherwl

E
lmproud, al

E:N""TI::BEL-:L
~

RE-FURNISHEDakin

' 'sr

It on

fth m t pi
nt nd home Ilk
hou. In th city .

H.

0. ROSE &CO., Pronriotors.

JAMES B. BAYES, MUlager,

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COU TY OFFICERS.

OFFICIAL, CHURCH AND SOCIETY DIRECfORY.

VILL.AOE OFFICERS.
Prui<knt-I. D. Toll.
Ckrk-Clay E. Cttli.
Trea.rurer-G. W. Bump.
Strut Com.-Elnaer Gn,l{e.
.AIIu&or-Hiram Park r.
Jfar&hal-J. E. OrahKm.
Cvn&table-0. B. Finlay.
Village frudeu-C. F. Hankey.
H . . Lny.
0. M. Goold.
Wm. M. Beckham.
. A. Ammack.

HOSE COMP.ANY.
Foreman.-L. A. LabaJie.
Alliltant Foreman-W. R. May.
. &cretary-Eogene Roat'.

State &nator-Archib~t!d Bnttar

ReprUe?ltatWe-0. L Fra r.
Judge nf Probate-\Vm. ro by.
.Sheriff- . W. ickifl on.
Couutv Clerk--Wm. R B w eT.
County 1Tuuurer-I rtt I .anby.
Rtgilter nf Dudi-J '" Buckley.
Prn~ecuting .Attornet~- . L. Deuel.
County ttrveyor-J oh n K p.
Circutt Cotut Com.-E. C. Barnum.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
)lear Creek-Jam 8 Buckl 'I
TAttle TrafJere- lh .rt L. Hath
Readmond-Joh Rohr.
Littleji.tld-Aib rt Bartl tt.
Cro 1 Villu1e-JR . . WAp;ley.
Carp Lake-J lnt . Rllw on.
Ple<Jiautview-.1. 8. W v r.
Blu -.Jamt>R Kitpat,;ek .
Naple Rioer-I nile Lusk.
Frien<UMp-Phil H. Budlonr.
CenteJ- el on Bennt'tt.

way

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
Supert1ilor-Jame Buckley.
Cltrk-E. C. Bantum.
1rta.urer-A. D. Metz.
JtUticuofthl-Peo.ce-C. E. Call.
R. Rose.
E. H. KnighL
A. J. RamKby,

&laoollmptdor1-8. A. Ammack.
HigA~

A. D. Metz.
Coa-Eimer Gage.

TOWN HIP CLERK.

Bear ,Creek-E. '. Bllrnum.
Little

Traoere-~'rank

C. \Vella.

Readmond-Jobn W. Brown.
Croll Y::Uage- . T. Thomp on.
Littlefield--Mach el J. Rvl~n.
Carp Lake-Samuel Ell .
Pleuantoieu>-A. C. Willis.
Blui-L. A.. Blis .
Maple Rioer-Caleb B. nyder.
JHendlhip- . L. Morri&.
Center-E. A.. wart.out.

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PETO KEY PUBLI

Director-C. J. ailthorp.
Pruidtmt--R T. lkin . .
As e.ysor-Thl Quinlan.
ecretary-W. . ou r.
Tnuleu-C. B. IJ niku.
. A.

Bapt' t-R v. L. Trumbull p tor.

~very

llbbath

~at

l0::-\0

A. M.

Germ.an Luthuan

mm ck.

undl\ utt rno

at 7:30.

Frincipal-Tho . H. Ia t
A si tant High. hool-Mt. . A. Ammr.<'k.
Ungraded Departme11t-~Ii
Grammar lJept- -Mi
li
Thi1d Pri.mary-~li
econd Primary-Mi L u.
~ir t .fl'imary- rli
M ry

11

:-vice at Bump Hall

abbath ch ol after rvic
ev ry third
ry.

t 4 o'clock.

Catholic-R v.

vening

u tav

raf, mi tonary rector.

nn ay
H ly dtty
A. fir t rna ; 10: 0 A.M. mn.
and s rmon; 2 P.
. undttv C'hool; 3 P. w.
r
and btmedicllon. On w k
d y mil i rec~iv d at 7:30 A. 11.

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
LODG~ .

2-Wm. K cpkn
.; John Hawley
v ry riday v nin,r. H111l ~1itch 1l trf' t, a t.
o. 106-Elm r HJ( ~f. W. E.
1\rnum,
Record r. R gu inr m .. tinsr 6r t und third Tu day f a ch
month. R,.JI in Fiola block Mit 1h II . tr t.
Durand Lodge ]\o. 344 F. :~.nd A. M.-J mf' Buckl _v, W.
M.; Ia. E. till 1:! r tury. R (!ulur ornmunicutton hPJ on tb
first Wt!dn dtty of nch month, on orb fir th full of th . mom.
Emmet Chapter o.104, H . ..4 . .1/.-Jtt rn . Buckl , R. P.
Clay E. C II,
cr tary. R gul r conv catton the fir t M nday
of eRch month.
Petoskey Council o. r.2 R. and . M.-L. W. ol . T. J.
M.; M. . Qullintanct, ecr tnry. R ""lur m ting
n the 6rst
Monday of e h m nth.

CBURCBE.
Prub~terian-Rev. '\ .
ott r n tor.
morning and ev nin~ at 10:3 A. M. aud 7:30
chool at. 12 . Pra 'er m tiog v r W dne da.y
Methodist Episcopal-Rtv. W. . I pa tor,
morning and ev nin~ at 10:30 A. and 7:30 t>. M.
at 12 M. Prayer m ting every Tbur day ev niug.

rvic
P. M.

ever
abba.th

rvic severy
bbath cbool

W. C. T. U.-I!e ul r me tinp: v ry Wednf' day afternoon

t priv t hou . Pr id nt,
r . Mar aret Etul:; ecr tarr,
fr . \V. W. f c mb r; Tr
ur r M . . B. Bate .
Tempera~tce .Alliance-Pr id nl, fJ. Fraser; ecretary, R.
(;onn ble; Tr a ur r 1 Rev. W. . Potter.

ABREVIATIO S OF RAILROAD, ETC,

.R.
Company.
t., tre t, av. av nu , . . north ide, ., north, ., south
t, bd ., b ard , wk ., wor bet., between.

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Avvr.RTJ. EMt: T .

ESTABLISHED 187lS.

CHARLES L. FRASER,

J. S. COFFMAN,

REAL ESTATE,
LOA

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I~SIO

O:fAce on L a.k e St., J?E'rOSKEY .JMtC~.

Mr. FrH
and ext ndt!d

r, ftt>r a r idt>nce of ev n yt>ars, hll

&l'quHin~nc

wtth t.he people Hnd land , and will

2iv prnmJII all ntion to all hu in

H.

. WiLCOX.

d to him.

Headquarters for Crockery.

THE

GOLD PENS AND AGATE JEWELRY,

Jn

, entru

H. c. WILDE.

WILCOX & WILDE,

'rhe L argest Stec k of

Wat~n~s, J~wdry, ~ilv~ran~Platd War~

a thorough

Prullriet.or

f-

PET~~KEY ~R~~KERY H~U~E !

-

e ler m -

orth rn ichf an.

Where you can also get your Repairing done by

a first-class workman.
Brick Block, Opp. Post Oftlce,

Petoskey, Mich.

~nd

flass-ware, 1ltu1deliers, i/tl.llging amps,

t.and Lamp , Cutlery, ilverw re, eLc.
PETO KEY. Bl(lH.

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THH GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA R. B.

GE ERAL DIRECTORY OF NAMES, ETC.

THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE

Tr ut, Grayling a

Bl ck

Fi hcri

A ND THE FA OU

ummer,

lJ~alth

aDd fame ijesorts and

ak11

--OF-

ORTHE

.l

IC IG

--::--

.A.
Algir J. L., l!ro ri , Mitch II t e 1 r s sw cor tate and Emmet
mma<:k
Youusr dry goorl and carp ts, Howord.
Young, re
etoskey, bet itcbell and
Amm ck . .1 Arnma k
Lak
Hill nuJ Kalam zoo.
bbott Jum . 1 gur nPr. r
Am R
t111 1 bJ. ccid nll\1 ffotQI.
Atkin.
P~u i 1 boat li ,, ry fuot f Roses dock.
Atk in J . 1., r 11 cor L11ke und u k y
Andr
. B.. mill hnnc!. r w Ba.
Andrews \
I \' 1 mill hlln'.l 1 r w e tate.
Atkin Wm .. farm r. r . e Mitch II.
AI rich A W. r secor Mir<h II and Waokl\zno av.
An
. R I. Jt.

HENIKA & TOUSLEY, furniture, East Mitchell Street.

n at R. R. on brick yard.
n ar McM11r.u 1 nw mill.
l itch II ~to key'

A ut ()n .ob rt, Clll'pP.nter, r s e

A ldricb ha ., ba age ma ter G. R. I. R. R. 1 re
ell and Wauk&zoo av.
A rrn tron W. H., I ther1 bd ranci Arm trong' .
pr~s
o., M. F. Qu intanct> 1 agt, depot.
Adums
' n'l P

'r A ent, rand Bap

Mich.

f'

cor

itch

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P~.o;To u:Y

P..:To RKY CrTY 011u;cTo rtY.

:a.
Butler E. R .. sho m kP.r, ~ L k.. , te e ~{ i t c h e ll.
BMney D. D. & Go., w .,on a n black enith h p. cor Mitchell and
J.;mn t
B rn 1 0. D.: rell w r~ ke.
Brnwer R .,nry, m. on. rl'! on rni lruRd nQar . tate r r.d.
B B~ ner R. v J.
, Ev O"eltcal. r
w
Emm t, bet tate and
Ornve.
Br. inari Mr~. J1. A., r '!I ~( ic hi ~ n t bet P to. :; v RntJ Emmet\
B ~in Rr ., Gr ce ri es anti PrClv i ioM. s Mit chell e.
a ,~: n Benil\min, 8 :\itl Bro rP ov r stor .
B ~ i n J. .. 8 Lin Br n e cor .'r te an Waukaz o.
B'akP.r C. r. Opt. & ~.o., rt> w Lak~.
B h nttf)n .T olhn, r , w ~f i c hi~ n. hP.t Emmet an El iz beth.
Bi~St T. G., speculator, re e Lak .
B chelor W., m 1L~nn. re~t M w Cflr {i chi){ln Rnd Emmet.
B :~ tes G o. R., h'ltrli n wnrk. , r... b n k bu i1 d i :.eo.
He n L .wi. , c rpPnter, r
ll . tate, b t Emm Bt and Elizabeth.
Bainbrid!!e G .. lahorPr. tPR e LnkP.
Dr w .r Wrn .. hlll'lr r. r P . OP I\ r ~~ f' ~[ >~ nn . ' mill.

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R nfo .v ~[ r, . .. w Huward, het ~l ichi_g-a" an

tate.
Booth r. H. \V. f! Cim np:.4thi t offic an r ovr.r J . H. Milor'
hot! tor .
Bowman Frank. bd. C ntral H
nn n r Woodland av.

rackett.

f do k tair .
Emmet, bet
Lor , re e

HEN IKA &. TOU3LEY, furniture, East MitcheiiStreet.

B .. lk11ap & trickland. ~rn c ri .. , ll w cor Lake Rnd railruad a.v.
Bel~n p F ..J.. B ~ lkn \P .t tri ckland, re
w cor Grove and Elm.
B ahan C. C. f'\!8 8 Lnk bet Uivi inn >lnd WialiRm
Bell & Crippen, 81\w mill , we t of vilh,ge.
Bell Jl\me , Bttll & Crippen. re w ;a Ro P.
Herjtwin J. H. K., civil nginP r, hd M~tnning Hou e.
Bevier Jam s, gunsmith and muchine t, s w cor Peto key and
Mitchell.
Biggane, R., lin repairer, bd Centrl\l Rou e.
Bind r, R v. W. F., Evangeli clll A sociatiou, res cor Yitcbell and
R ail rnlld av up stairs.
Bix y H. A., teamRter, r e Kalama~oo av, ~et Mitchell and Hlll.
BiMell U. H., produce dealer, bd Clifton House.
Boofoey Alonzo, ixls Stranger's Home.
Boa J. H., carpentP.r, s 9 Beach, bet Howard and W okuzoo av.
Bowman & Walrond, grocE>ries. Howllrti, in nvder block.
Bowman A. C., Bowm n & W lllrond. bds J. E . JN cllrond.
Boenuing Wm., laborer, re on rllilto d. cear water tauk.

od

n11 tt E.
B n dt t W.

. Haz I t

..

eto key.

n.

hn mnk r . h p Mitchell, n s, re w }ljmmet

b t Mitclwll and Michigr.n.
Bt>n ict. .J. ., boar in,~r hou e.
w fitchell.
B lkn p M. . dr . mak t, w Lak , in Bunnell block.
B rl ntly . W. bnk r, r Lew1 n of Bay.
B II J rry bll rb r hop
eL k r
Lak~.
B yingt r ' 'i t r , dr m ker , T II block, up tair .
B u h . r W m., lab r(:t, r a e r McM nus mill.
Bum teaci W. T., gn.rd n r, res Ilowllrti, of B ncb
uck:ey Jame 1 Wl\t on & nckley, bd Ulifto11 ou e.
Bump . W. urocerit- and crockery, res s e cor Howard and
Gro ve .

OVF.RTI .

1-: ~1

PET ltEY

E. 'T

ITY

...

JR~: TORY.

L~tk

1ne.

nd

II D

LER I

am.

r.,

MU~I~At

Instrum~nts,

ulkin

Lore r

BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

e .)fitch-

Mitch II

b -

fitch II.

J'"Ol3l3ER OF

WRAPPING PAPER,
AG

D T

ntr I

I E

rug tor ,bds M. . Brack tt,

s w Lake r .
me.

nd How rJ

Cr neE. H., tob cc

36

P~:Tn RSY

ITY

ttn; T RY'.

Crull r T carp n r. or Howard anJ Bl'a<:h.

Carter W. R., curpenlt't._ w cor fl wttr atnd Fulton.
Cole J ., t am ter, b Wm. 'h rmnn.
Ch mhtrlin E. 13 ma n, b Mr. . Urainard.
Collin . H., paint r, r f t Lak .
llin Carr! 1 I rk, cl
H. Jhn .
CrippnA.J.,BII
'ripp' n,bJ Pnilt<' R taurant.
Compton Edwin, Itt. or r. r nt>ut H ' ard.
I rk A., I borer. r w Ltlk .
Cook J. W., boat builder, 11 ar witt r work r on b y hore.
armol John, lltbnr r, r near e Hill.
ok EdwtHd, bak r, bd
Camertn J. A.. ptt.int r, b
4x<:btt nf! H t I.
ortril'thL An~u t, CCinductor,
Ex<:hKn, Hohl.
or tt l~trk, ho mttktr, r
Late, b t How rd and W uka.
Howard.
ViPw.
ru: tore.
tor.

Cu llm~tn \V urrt>u, htbor~::r, r

Kud Wttuk
zoo a v.
Cr " EUa, millinery and h ir go d8, w w Lake, r
arne.
battaw y J ., ecoud L nd
Lak , r
arne.
anttl J uliu , I bor r, r 8
\ auk11.zoo and Woodland ar.
C ntile P t r, laborer, r 8 n
rov , b L Waukazoo and Woodland av.
Collins A. F., }Jainter, res s Groe, bet Woodland nd H rv y.
Campbell Rev. Tho . United Brethren, re ij s tate, bet Harvey
and Kal11.mazoo av.
Carpenter h ., team ter, reR w 8 tate bet W uk zoo and Wood land av.
Clark Geo., re ll cor Michigan and Woodland v.
Cashman D. J., Prop. Cu hman 01 e, e cor Lake and Railro d a
C mpbdl A., hea.rer .t ampbell, bd R. hearer .
Ciu key John, laborer, res &II Wauk zoo av .. beL tate r.nd Grove
C~tehmall Geo., livery and Ci ed t ble. e Mitchell, res e 8 w Divi ion:

ET~

ltEY

ITY

IR~:

ORY.

r w H ward.
to k r r

37

nd
ccidental Hotel.

lampi:t m., urp nr er. r

Clapt n Tho. . R. t
lurk W., l11hM r, r
orn liu W. R., <:1 rk, re w LAk
nd~tll J. J. P. 0. Jerk, bd J. utton.
:0.
Mitch II.
r n w cor tat& and Peto key .
unh m
. Mann Prop.'8 , tr nger' Home.
rtly R. ftonr nnd f, n
Mitchell, r
w cor
ichig n nu
WauklltOO av.
ean , R., billi rd hall and lo n, e Lake east of ccid nt.al
Hot I.
Mitch II.
fitchell.

b t Howard and Waukuoo a

e Lak .
c r Micbi~an and Harvey.
w cor Bay
net
build r
v

vi Mal chi, re tate, b t oodland and Haney.

utton W, . r n e c r HowRrd and Beach.
erby Levi, I bo:r, re
i monrl J . r . I borer, r Bay Vi y; r ad.
imond Ja .. O\'er er of R. R. park , bd Ja . D iruood, r.
leh nty J ., bartender, bd
ccidental Hotel,
unton E. .. carpenter, re 8 s Be ~h. bet Howard and Waukll zoo av.

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38

Pt-:TO JUtf CtTY DIRECTORY.

-v:7 _ s_ SFEJ>J"OE::B.,.
D~ALERIN

unhm H., 1lairvman, r

39

e Michi}!nn.

E.
r u. W. ~1., r
s Mitch II, tncl d r e Woodland av .
... tun fl. .. ciPrk, ud A. R . .E .. ton.
ton A. R., rf' w " LAk .
Em ~> n~ ., engin r w t r work r
on bay tbore.
.Em n. A. P., t-ngin er, r . on buy hor
Jdrid~e E. W.. m. ,,n,r
n R Mi hig11n.b t. Woodl nd and H rvey.
llton L. M., til~ driv r, r Rush. b ) Wauk zoo and Wood
E

ho

'~"

And the
One Door East ofCJlfton House,

1t1Hl

width . .

PETOSKEY. MICH

t..nd av.

E
L. A. LABA I

One Block West of Depot,

Specl&l Terms to ummer Tour

PROPKIETIIII.

PETOSKEY, MICHIGAN.
, on Appll

tlon y

rr pondcce.

.An. UnobstJ.-ucted View of Little TralJerse Bay,

and Boat Landing.

:a:_ s_ L.A..-:z-.. J:N1:_ :o-..

PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST.
pedal atteutlon given to the treatm At or bronte Dl
or Women and Children. And G neral D ler In

and diJ

1J1.-ugs, Chemicals, Stationery, Fancy and Totlet

Anlclea. Br b . Fin . a Spon . tc.
Creah and com ph:~. omprl lng many artlf'l lm
and a!leold at moderate prl .

m
will fin my
k
lbl here to num rate.

FOR FINE -

CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO .ANIJ CIGARS!

GO TO

S. N. PRATT'S,
E.A.RLT OPPO ITE PO

OFFI

F.,

4 fUll line or Pipes, Cigarette, Cigar Holders. tc. 1<'1 E BRA D OF CIGAR
AT WHOLESALE.

E11rle F .J., John on & Ellrle, r s n Mi r.hig n, bet. Emmet. and

:.olizttb t.h.
Emens Hen ry, mill han , bds Ph1lip Em ns.
n;1 e A. '. bill clHrk . R. I. ro t:l, res w s w Lake.
Eustmon Hir m, r s toot. of L kt>.

F.
Fochtm n ~olph, 1{r ce ri . , F e ~itchell, r s s me
Fi11her, P"int r. ud
liftun Bou e.
Finllly 0. lL r
inly Bl ck, up stairs.
w nr ~lit. ht>ll t\nrt KAlnmazn av.

HENIKA & TOUSLEY, Undertakers, East Mitchell St.

rock ry, n e cor Mitckell and Peto key.
tate, r
e cor r ve nd Pet.o key.
Finch m, re n Lak , bet. Pet.o key and
ttlt , office over G ntr 1
ru1{ tore, l't'B 1
cor fichigtLn and Emmet.
tate. b t Peto key and
F y W m.. t>ngine r R. & I. r ad re n
Emmet.
tc, b L P Lo key nd Emmet..
F,>chtiOan John, r n
Forb s alvin, mf of band! and w o nware, Benr creek t. foo
of Michig n r Michig~n bet. EtMm t and Peto key.
Fochtm n
rhat'(f, tock dealer, bds Foctmttn
Tedder en R~v. M. B., Luther n, ,. Fulton, n r railro d.
Fix M r R., rt w s How rd, bet Micbi~ n od tate.
4 ra er L roy, carp nter, r a w a Howard, south of Fulton
Finerty J ., 1 borer, res Boward.
s e c r Mitchell and
unk J m , conduct\)r1 G. R. & I. R. R., r
ailro d av.

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UVt-;RTI

ADTERTI EMENT

~;)lt-;~T

GO TO

LIVERY, FEED AND SALE

ST..A.ELE_

H. G. &F. J. SMITH,

Provriotors,

or Oecld n 1 Borel ,

MICHIGAN,

PETOSKEY,
- for your -

Groceries, Vegetables !
KER.

00

UO ... FEC l
W k p a full line of

EfiRSTCLASSsftiGSsJQaLET,'

STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES,

-1-

AT REASONABLE RATES.
At all hours, day r night, with
dri ers.

iso a fi t-ela

r without

VIE

B 0
,

ilk. an

:S:o~E-:1./.1:.A.DE :BREADS !

hack can

Cak , i
k pt in

be had at any time.

E.A.GG.A.GE AND EXPRESS

, U
r h m,

v rythin u u lly
fi t-el
ker .

Bakin[ Dono to Ordor on Short Notico !

All Goods Sold Cheap for Cash.

tra ferr d to any part of the city

at r~asonable rate .

I nD

Ba

D. N. WHITE.
R- HEWITT
Proprietors.

42

PKT

Kli:Y CITY

IRCTORT.

PETO RiY

Flinn John. fireman G. R.. & I. H.. R., bd

xcb nge Hotel.
~orb 8 W. E., Arlin ton H tel adjoining MarquettE> Park.
Fetz B., 11.loon, 8 Lake.

G.
Gage A., r
Michigan, b t Waukazllo and Woodland v.
Gilbert R.., car in pector. reo
Mi ::hi,!!an.
Gl:lnmer Andr~>w, carpe11t r, r w L11kfl.
Gifford Levi, laborPr re Woodltwd av., b~t
ichigan and
Gaumer A.mo , bds Andr w 'Jnnmt>r.

tate

Gao n J obn, carpo:nter rP

w C'Or ~i~hi,llan and Elizabeth.
Graf R~v. G., Uatholic. bd
. t oual H otel,
Green D L .. mu ician. r s Ru h, eL Woodland and Harvey.
GRrdr,er Dr. Jnbn, re r. w cor Howard hod Bay.
Gage B. F., boMding hou e, foot of Lake.
Gravel Jacob, ma on, bd3 N~oti()nnl Hotel.
Golden Cha ., d11i.-yman, r
w cor K11.lnmazoo av.
George J. M., t.eam ter, re Fulton. bet. Howard and Peto key.
GoakeA rs. B., res s s B11y, b~t Willillms and Clinton.
Gel1ick & ePlv, watt-r lapidarv, bay sh re, mouth Dear Creek.
Gellick M.. Pllick & e .. l.v.

tTY DIRECTORY.

43

ou man Wm., team 1 r, boi L. W. Bou m n.

ummPl F. ., Pr p . Bav hor Hou .
il!l!'in H. F., new e~lt>r, r . L k
v r Coffman jewelry tore
Hawley John, 11lo n. oward, bet L ke and
itchell, bd Ex
change Hotel.
Hawley B. ., hd KxC'banat- Hotel.
Hartmlln RPv. K. Fr t' M tho i t, re w L ke.
H 1 r W. \V.
rny & o., bd D. . Barney
enika
Tou. ley, furn1ture and und rtakin~
e Mitchell.
Benika C. B., Renika & Tots 16y, r i
Michig11n, lo t Howard
and W JkHzuo av.
Fulton, bet uward an Peto ke.
H rri. . W. carp~onter r
. R. & 1. R. R., r s w cor Mitch il.
H bbins J,hn, section bo
an<:i Waukazoo av.
Bain y .J. H. r K lllmnzn av.
81.1bbard Frank, lRbnr r. r .
w cor Mitchell and Waukl.z av.
a'"lkc
rn, ., ropr
to key able ills,n w c r Eliz beth and
Grove.
Bank y C. ~ . Unnkey. B ., r s Michig n. b t PetO key and
mmt>t.

Go and See HENIKA & TOUSLEY, East Mitchell St.

G~mmP.ll

ary K, teach r, bd J. P. Ben thct.

J., awyer, re near aw m:ll.

Graham J. E., Villae:e Marshal. re w Bay.

Gifford E. J., res s w c~r t.ate and Wo dland av.
Gilbert W., painter, bds W. L. Warne-.
Gregory F. E., mill r, res near City Mills.
Grimes E., res s s Beach, bet Howard and Wan kazoo av.
Gray C. ., res e s n o;vison.
Gardner J. A., real e tate, res cor L ke 1:U1d Clinton.
Gretner A. L., bakery and re tanrant, s s e Lake, res same.
Gage Elmer, treet Commi sioner, res 11 s Grove, b6t Howard and
Waukazoo av.
Goehl'8 F. L., carpenter, res s Emtnet.
Goold 0. M., tinsmith, res s e cor Scate and Harvey.
Gray Joseph, carpenter, res secor Grove and Waukazoo av.
Green I. W., res a e cor State and Waukazoo av.

H
Husted E. B., pl&ning oill, office n w cor Howard aud Michigan
res as Michigan, bet Howard and Waukazoo av.
'

rove
Huntly E., board102' hvu . ~,
Hun ley & Ch mb rlin, J!rOc ry and meat market,
w Mitch II
Huntley . ., Huntl y
h11mberlin, re Waukazoo av., bet
:fichigan and ''tate.
Rung rford C.
rop. Hung rford ou e, e L ke.
ung rfl rd R. H., .lnmbPr d al .r, offic on
ichigan, bet Howard.
and Peto k ) , r e eto k y, bet ichigan nd
tate.
By t Thoma, t am 1 r, re foot of Lake.
Barri W. ., lt.bor r bd
trange r~ Rome.
eath Mr ., re e ichiga.n.
Hntcbin on .T. G., re s Michigan, bet Emmet and Elizab tb.
He witt E., White l; Hewitt, r
Harvey, bet ~ate and Grove.
Harper J. W.. 1 borer, bd Mrs. Rand 11.
B ns nru W., carpenter, re
st f brick y~rd on tat road.
B iutz, Cl\rpen r, re n w cor Grove and' Waukazoo av.
H intz J hi!., ru oo, re bet Fulton 1 and tate ro d.
Hight. . E., laborer, bd J. . Hazelton.

OVEitTI

~: MF.t\T

PET

Central Drug Store.

Rnrri. J.

EY

. cnr

tTY

DrRF.

Brn h b t

H~tbner

TORY.

45

owRrd nnd Peto k y.

iew road.
te

HEADQUARTER' FOR

DRUGS

Biu,rin

HPH. !y

..A.ND

MEDICINES,
0 R

Paints, Olls,

TOOK
OF

FlSBniG

Varnishos,

. ., clt>rk, '
ilor .
Henrv ., tin. mith, r 11 n c r rovP. and P o kt>y.
H mlin L. L.. r n cor Michi~ran and Emm t.
Haz hon J. .. rP tAur nl and bosrdm~ hou , w s Howard
LnkE' trncl B1t .
HRrwood . ~1., dm~~i. t. n cor L ke n Ho rd, r
o

L k .
S rri k L vi, dr~. ing nnd
and H~tr
Tlill Mo hcor, I

Rill J. . Hill
II owl\ rrl H.

pr

bet
w

t.ran ~ rin:, re s e cor Oro

office ov r Po ffi
or Kalamazoo and Bill.
tchil!&n and late.

TA~ELB

.AND

i tb mo tcompi t and

wan Panor.

Largut in Town.
All the leadlnJt Branch \)f

FI:t:'f:EJ OIG-..A.:RS_

li

Carefully Com.pounded,
.AT .ALL HOURS.

G- :h/.1:_

~R")7;.700D-

Hnrnd n H. :-\,, d nti

Hcbi~an.

Hou m o L. A., r w Mitch II.

H at.b J. B., br kt-rnan, r o" r C1offman J w lry store.
Hutchin
B. r a Mitch II.
II z lton W. ., c rp nt r, r s s Grove, bet Wr.ukazoo and
W

lnnd.

H rron 0Rvid, carp nter, r

Hammill . ha . for man L.

late, b t Woodland r.od

arvey,
w cor L ke and Emmet.

Hutching
. 0,, r
Kat m zo ,
enderson John, blacksmith, shop Bays ne r en~ine house, re
n s e Mitchell.
H ting D vtd, bl ck mitb, bop
ichigan, re same.
Hollenbeck Dr. . P., office on R. R. av, re foot of Mitchell.

J:
Ingall Bro ., Propr's City ill 1 Bear River, near CbarlEwoix r
ngtr.ll Jackson, Ing Us Bro ., res ain t mmet ity.

d.

p~

C 0. PR Y,

1<".

r. PRAY,

G. L.PRAY.

0. 0. D.
fa CLOTHING I HOUSE, a

A full line f all kind

lltl'. TORY.

., Ing 11 Bro .. bd J11('k n log 11

11
Jl.
F.,
r n cor B y n
i i ion.
log 11
lug ll Hazen. bd J ck on In all
[ng

'3"., merch nt. il aDd g nt ' furniahtng

r
nm.
r v bet W ukllZOO and Woodland.
J nt> C. E., labltrt>r, re
cor Bru h nd Pet.o key.
w
Jone C. B .. carptn r, r
v.
e cor itcbeU ud K lamnz
J oh n on \' rr n, te m. ter, r
J "or. Ira, ~rrtt r, r
t te 1 oad.
J 011
am ter, re. nt>ar r tlr ud.
.J bo 00 ., Cllrptnter, r
cor Grove and E,iza eth.
J oh n on & Earle, turned woo box fg foot. of ichi an, on Be r
Riv r.
J nmng H., faumt>r1 ~
alam zoo av.
J u d J. 1. ph :.ugr phtr, R ilrou.d v r s Di i ion bet Lake o
Mitchell.

CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Etc.

Examine Our Goods

AND PRICES.,.

&n bing

in our line, as

both in pric

ITY

Joue

PROPRIETORS

bP.fore you pur h

I:EY

nd fit.

X.
ell , r

n w cor

~ti chi

Henik.a & Tousley, tbe Leading Furniture Dealers.

K~-rnp <;. U..

ho maker, n w L ke b1ls
change Ho I.
K nt. ., liv ry and al stahl , n s w La!. , bds J. C. H zeltoo.
Kirklao<! To ., re n w cor L k~ ~nd Willi m
Kilborn W. L.. r n e co,. rove and Waukazo.
Kirby Tho., carp nt.er, r s Bay View r ad.
K pke W m., m on, r e Beach.
Kinn r J. J .. labor r, re e Bru h.
Ka e rs. A-~nes, re
icbi~ao, b t H~ward and Pet key.
Kir in M., d iryman, re foot of Buekl y av.
Knecht, ., ice dealer, r s Lake I n r bay hore.
K el r B. B., tabortr, bd t.r n2er's Hom&.
Kellev J me te m t.er, bd N. ou ell.
Kopf J. G., ~ ~on maker, n e cor Mitchell and Emmet, bds Clifton
House.
King Lewis, t.e mst.er, bd Wm. Win~
Keeney W. B., earp oter, res e a Pet skey, bet Lake and Michell
K in ames, laborer rea near b y shore.
Kage Wm., labor r, r B y iew ro d,

'TO

K way
nj. min. cltrk
K rr I all bruom-mu k
K arn y Irs.

tTY

IR& 'T RT.

P&To

H 01 I.

bllll}!

(' e Klizt\h tb,

Mo h

H It' I.
Howard in 1 t-urnq hlo k.

b~t

t te and

<: bK OJ!

same.
c r How rd 110d Michi-

{ill

L.
Latham

K. Y CITY DIRE TORT.

. 1'. liv ry and fl d rabl~>

it<'h II.

n s
z o.
1\ Ill

Emm 1, h L Luk an Mitch II.

w MiLc h 11.
land av bPt Ji cbig n

ud

Exch,~ng~
t

lfot I.
Mit b II nnd Ms hs an.

a nd

rvey.

r ud.

ll, .
P~trk Row. n 1\r

u hm n H u e.
oward

s Michigan, b t Wo.uhzoo and

er d al r r

cor

Mr. R nd II.
am e .
u HowArd, t L ke and Mitchell
litchell and Kalamaz o.
, n w cor L k and Railroad av t

,r

Milor J.

il('a Oeo. H. print r RE RD ffi , re s Peto k y, be

icbig11.r.
and t.Me.
cR e F. clerk, re {ichigan, b t Howard and Wauk z o av.
Miller Albert, 6 b~rm n, re b y hore.
c mber & Ficb m, groc rie ,
Ho r~ in nyd r block.
McOmbf>r W. W., Me mb r & Fincbllm, re nyder blo k up Lair
ilackne s J, T., dealer in furs, gaD!le, eLc., bds Exch n~e H t I.

., oor in peclor, re
itchell e of Woodland av.
Me eil R. J., t~~.bor r res s L k(', bel Peto key and Emmet.
McC rty . ., loon, s s Lake, e of R. R., res me.
Mill r 0 o. A., clerk Manning Boo .
Me rtby C. ,barb r, e e LtLk , re n s t.ate, bet Waukazc
and Woodland.
Miller Fr d, laborer, bd J. E. Delez nn .
clnni H., photogrtLpber, cor Mitchell and R. R, v bda entrl\1

House.

so

ET

ITT Dnu~ TORY.

Jt&r

. A r>ubl i h r

~;

ao

fti c ba

PETO ~EY

m nt

lTY

51

IRE TORY.

ru

nd H rv f

d n ar How rd.
w or L ke nod
rlroad.

Iizabeth
\ ood

Woodl n .
b

hm n

ou.
liz beth

nl mazo.
Bnrv y,

d,

Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. Henika & Tousley.

w Mit cheli.
nd Bru h.

Henika & Tousley, the Leading Furniture Dealers.

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p to k

a L ke one door

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ninlan, r

ivi ion, bet Bay and

ation ag ot, bd

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r Mitchell

ak

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and W odl nd v
w cor Mi cbell

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8

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bet

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Mitchell, e r ilro d.

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Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. Henika &. Tousley.

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STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES,

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tat t.
Elm- 'Toll

utter a Sp~cialty.

Mitchell Stree , three do rs abo e CliJ' n House.

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W. R. KILBORN,

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btl Philip Totl

11

ivi ion.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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esident ~ttomey in the

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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO!

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Largest and Moat Complete Stock in Kortheru Uichlgan !

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