1875 Business Notices - Handy Twp. - Livingston County MI

Name	Business Info
Abbott, Chales E.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 9.
Abbott, F. B.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 9.
Andrews, G. W.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 9.
Barnard, A.	Genl farmer, frac Dist No. 5.
Barnard, Wm. M.	Genl Farmer, Also carpenter and joiner, Dist No. 6 with Fowlerville.
Bowen, David	Genl farmer, Dist No. 4.
Bowers, B. R.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 3.
Bowers, Joseph D.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 2.
Briggs, J. S.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 2.
Bush, C. A.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 5.
Choate, Joel C.	Genl farmer, Settled in this Co. in 1836
Coffey, Wm. S.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 8.
Compton, M. W.	Genl farmer and Veterinary Surgeon, Dist No. 9.
Corey, H. H.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 4.
Crawford, Geo. M.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 2.
Dickinson, J. C.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 4.
Drew, I. C.	Genl Farmer and Basket Manufr, frac. Dist. No. 5.
Duffey, Brian	Genl farmer, frac Dist No. 1, with White Oak and Iosco.
Dunn, E. T.	Genl farmer, frac Dist No. 9.
Faunce, Wm. H.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 4.
Fisk, C.	Genl farmer. Settled in this Co. in 1836, Dist. No. 3.
Fowler, Charles	Genl farmer, Dist No. 6.
Gaston, M.	Genl farmer. Settled in this Co. in 1836, frac Dist. No. 5.
Gould, M.	farmer, frac. Dist. No. 1.
Graham, A.	Genl farmer, frac Dist No. 1.
Graham, C. W.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 3.
Gunsolly, A.	Retired farmer, Dist No. 2.
Judd, S. H.	Genl farmer making Merino Sheep growing a specialty. Dist. No. 2.
Lovely, Geo.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 2.
Manning, Levi	Stone mason, Dist. No. 4.
Mapes, C. S.	Engaged in genl farming, Dist. No. 3.
Marble, E. M.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 9.
Marsh, Geo. A.	Genl farmer, Dist. with the Village of Fowlerville.
Mastick, John A.	Genl farmer. Settled in this Co. in 1845, Dist. No. 4.
Mather, Fred.	Genl farmer, Dist No. 2.
McManus, M. H.	Genl farmer and conveyancer, Dist. No. 8.
Metcalf, Harvey	Genl farmer, being one of the first settlers of Handy Township., settled in May 1836, and built the first swelling house in this twp. Dist with Fowlerville.
Minnick, I. & S.	presented by their father, who is engaged in genl farming in frac. Dist. No. 1.
Moore, A. H.	Genl farmer, Also carpenter and joiner, Dist. No. 9.
Nichols, Edwin	Genl farmer and dairyman, making a specialty of breeding full blood Durham stock, Dist No. 3.
Pearson, H.	Genl farmer, Dist. No. 4.
Plimpton, J. & Son	Genl farmers, J. Plimpton being a carpenter, contractor and builder, Dist No. 2.
Ruggles, J. M.	Genl farmer, Dist. No. 8.
Sage, Caroline S.	Engaged in genl farming. This atlas to be presented to her daughter, Miss Carrie J. Sage, Dist. No. 2.
Sargent, G.	Genl farmer. Settled in this Co. in 1840, Dist. No. 3.
Scott, B.	Genl farmer, Dist. No. 4.
Seymour, George	Genl farmer. This atlas is presented to Charles, Richard and Alfred Seymour, by their father, Dist. No. 9.
Sherman, Wm. H.	Genl farmer, fruit a specialty, Dist. No. 9.
Swarthout, Wm.	Genl farmer. John Swarthout (his father) was one of the first settlers of Putnam twp. came there in July, 1836, frac Dist No. 5.
Tanner, A. H.	Genl farmer. Manufr of Cider and shingles. Also propt of lath factory, one mile north of Fowlerville, in frac Dist No. 5.
Thayer, J.	Genl farmer, Frac Dist No. 1.
Van Buren, Martin	Genl farmer, Dist. No. 8.
Van Riper, Orsen	Genl farmer, Dist with Fowlerville.
Weller, O. D.	Farmer, Also manufr of hard and soft wood lumber. Dist No. 2.
Whitaker, G. A.	Gen farmer and music teacher, Dist No. 2.
Whitney, G. W.	Genl farmer, Manufr of lath, shingles and cider. Also custom grinding done. Dist No. 8.
Worthington, J. A.	Genl farmer, Dist. No. 3.
Wright, Isaac T.	Genl farmer. Settled in Iosco in 1837. To be presented to his grandson, Isaac J. Wright, Dist No. 3.
FOWLERVILLE
ATTORNEY
Cruickshank, A.	Attorney at Law.
BANKERS
Gay & Ellsworth	Bankers
BLACKSMITHS
Moore, C.	Horse Shoeing, carriage ironing, and genl blacksmithing.
Parker, E. & Co.	Genl blacksmiths, horse shoeing, carriage ironing &c.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS
Fowler, R. H.	Carpenter, contractor & builder.
Jones, O. H.	Carpenter, contractor and builder.
Stevens, G. H.	Carpenter and joiner.
DENTIST
Walton, E. E.	Dentist, First clas work done, and at reasonable rates. Call and see.
DRY GOODS
Close, W. F.	Dearler in dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, ready-made clothing, &c. Also dealer in grain & wool.
Glenn, D. R. & Co.	Dealers in dry goods, groceries, hats, caps, boots, shoes, hardware, and furniture, Also dealers in grain & wool.
Palmerton, Geo. W.	Dealer in staple and fancy dru goods, groceries, hats, caps, shoes, boots, &c.
EDITOR & PUBLISHER
Hess, W. H.	Publisher of the Review. All kins of job printing attended to in a neat and satisfactory manner.
FURNITURE
Fisher, Geo.	Dealer in furniture &c.
GROCERIES
Fisher, G. L.	Dealer in groceries and provisions.
Lockwood, J. A.	Dealer in groceries, Also choice wines, liquors, and beer always on hand.
HARDWARE
Cook & Loughlin	Genl dealers in shelf and heavy hardware. Iron, steel, nails, glass, stoves, &c. Manufrs of tin, copper, and sheet iron ware.
HOTELS
Reason House	Owen & Sabin, propts. Free hack to and from all trains, for patrons of the house. Good sample rooms, cor Grand River and South Sts.
Spencer House	O. H. Corbett, propt. Free "buss to and from all trains.
LIVERY STABLES
Bean, James	Propt of livery and boarding stable, Those wishing a fine turn-out can find it at Bean's.
Owen & Ferguson	Propts of livery, sale, and boarding stables. Those wishing a good rig can be accommodated by leaving their orders at the Reason House, charges reasonable.
LIQUORS
Winer, A. M.	Wholesale and retail liquor and tobacco dealer. Billiard room in connection.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
Chapman, Charles H.	Manufr of and dealer in staves and heading, near D. L. & L. M. depot.
McIntosh & Davison	Manufr and dealers in light and heavy harness, trunks, whips, lashes, curry combs and brushes. Also the celebrated vacuum oil for softening leather.
Pullen, L & Son	Manufrs of and dealers in agricultural tools. Repairing of all kinds done to order. Also lumber dressed, plaining, matching, scroll sawing, &c. done to order.
Starkey, W. W.	Manufr of sugar, molasses, and rum shook. Also dealer in all kinds of white and red oak staves.
Turner & Archer	Manufrs of light & heavy carriages, cutters, sleighs, &c. Custom department attached.
MISCELLANEOUS
Benjamin, A. D.	Resident
Benedict, A. H.	Resident
Bushy, Joel	Cooper in Starkey's shook factory.
Fisher, D.	Resident.
Fowler, Ralph	Retired farmer, and dealer in Village lots.
Fowler, Walter	Resident, dealer in real estate.
Horton, W. M.	Station Agt. D. L. & L. M. R. R.
Metcalf, Harvey	Genl farmer, being one of the first settlers in this township. Settled in May, 1836. Built the first dwelling house in Handy Twp.
McManus, M. H.	Resident
Merrill, Ira	Brick Mason
Pullen, Wm. H.	Postmaster, Also news dealer &c.
Sweet & Philo	Propts of plaining mill. Planing, sawing &c. Mill near depot.
PAINTERS
Snyder, C. E.	Painter.
Stinhauser, M.	House painter, Also grainer and house decorator.
PHOTOGRAPHER
Gould, I. T.	Is now prepared to execute all branches of photography with artistic skill. Also on hand the largest, best and most complete assortment of mouldings, frames, pictures &c. ever brought to this market, which will be sold cheap. Wood and produce wanted in excange for work.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS
Austin, A. S.	Physician & surgeon.
Defendorf, Byron	Physician & surgeon.
RESTAURANTS & SALOONS
Fewlass, Robert	Propt of billiard rooms. Also wine, beer &c. always on hand.
Lockwood, C.	Propt of restaurant and eating saloon, Warm meals at all hours, opp D. L. & L. M. depot.
UNDERTAKER
Spencer, W. H.	Undertaker, Also Collecting Agt.
Williams, C. W.	Undertaker & cabinet maker.
WAGON MANUFACTURER
Bennett, G. F.	Manufr of Wagons, Carriages, &c. Also repairing done to order.