Telegram-herald., 1890-09-02

~ MORNING, SEPTEMBER
.na psesents : tsss, s2a attractive su-
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FsIEDE1ca Esos
d. tie leA&5ng ooet aDs seos bnsaess IA
Traverse Cts, ~, - fseg, Northern
a icngsr- 1hsEe : prot4kly rAose ef
TIE esSsDee 81 AUsfle boNlea ~ = Us
hE3 than ssteT&l otaers have put t5-
gethtg They .Qe2Ieo IN tAs lily ia
tasr present e9slness sefsl years Ago
ana noe CO the lafgesi iesaIl loat ana
shoe trss.e in "a sfes GA. lhey oeeau
theI 0Wn tulidfng. Nnsca : uAea n ia
: sEoc-< ~ the goo1s, a. wxll a. a.
Glasses toE al trades. They are great
advertisers and iss the t.ame 4 xher
present thENlng business rgbt there.
IH politics 0r business, socssily or 9TH
eFNlte, they are tae leading spirit ia
every undertaking. q. iF.o&ntL has
held various township and elty otfees,
township treasurer and ely treasurer.
and IS now city marshal Ihay oNn
considerable clty req. estate ana have
hana sonic dwellings. Traverse CITY
couldn't spare thls irn from ber husi-
ness ellcle, neither have they any 10
Ieullons in that regard. They are Old
Grand kaD.ds boys, which may account
Tor al tnss entefprls.ng sp.glt.
The hardware hrm ~
DEsPREs a MONTAGUE
are very active hustlers after Their share
OF that class Of trade and generally
succeed IN landing where they steer
Tor. They located "a their present
I business seven years ego ard the large
trade they new have Is the fruit OF
energy square leading and push. They
occupy double front and do the lead
ING business ~ steam heating fixtures,
water and gas plumbing, etc.
These men are both old residents OF
the town. Mr.. Despres being one OF the
pioneers.
The firm Of
AUSTIN & HosBs.
also are engaged n the hard ware trad e.
/ Their establishment has been open less
than = year yet they are do.ng 4 Iair
trade. \ special feature oil their bus
ness II water things, tinware and
stoves Mr.. Hobbs IS agent for the
American Express Co., beng appointed
AiAA-- a~CAAN AFlt WIEu AilC 0AaNC Was
established. The hardware husneSs is
not new TO them however, both having
| been connected with large firms before
| engaging fbr themselves.
| In the professional field Traverse City
Is well stocked with representative men,
many OF whom have state reputation.
In the legal field,
JAMES r. ApslT
takes an active part. Mr. Andsit is a
native of New York but bias spent most
of his time IN Michigan. Before enter
! ing the practice of law be graduted at
the State University. locating in Ira
verse City eleven years ago. In poll
| tics he Is a prohibitionist OF the hust-
ling type and ms party al their State
! convention some time ago thought he
would be good man to give the nomi-
nation for Attorney General. Of
course tht mere fact of the nomination
does not mean an election TO that office
yet Mr.. Andsit would grace the char
were he by some miraculous power
| placed therein.
! The peace of the county has been
| trusted several times in the hands Of
| L. ROBERTS,
An attorney OF twenty years or more
| experience who now Is prosecuting at
torney. Mr.. Roberts is one of the old
| settlers of this region, a member OF the
Board of Control of the insane asylum
| here, and a man of fine social and legal
qualities. His partner before his
| death, was the late Hon. Seth G. Mof-
fatt. they being together for a number
of years.
| DIR. f. L. ASHTON
Is one of the active, energetic, good
| natured professional men of Traverse
! City, the dental profession being his
chosen field. The doctor has been
| pulling teeth in Traverse City for
eleven years past, and expects to be at
it when Mr.. Gabriel blows the fire
whistle for hlm. He is graduate of
Ann Arbor and occupies NICE suit of
offices, and not only keeps himself
| posted as to the latest scientific princi-
ples of his profession, but employs the
very best instruments suggested there
by, to prosecute his business.
DIR. G. A. HOLIDAY
Also has good practice III the dental
profession, although of the younger
class of professional meu. He gradu.
ated at Ann Arbor III 'S9 and opened
an Office here, where he is chiseling
out reputation for himself.
As a specialist
DIR. G. NJ. CHASE
has made quite reputation around
Traverse City in the treatment of chrOn.
ic diseases and the eye. The DR.. is Z
graduate of the Hohnamen medical
college of Chicago. and located IN thIi
place five years ago. Scientifically h'
Is well read and employs the latest ap
| plances IN the practice of his profes
son. The prisoplometer, the latest in
venuon for locating a disease OF th'
eve or helping to adjust il to glass, Is
| successfully used by him as many car
testify who have employed more pre-
tentious experts. Ills practice IS lsrg'
and profitable, and he is a thoroughly
posted man IN bis profession.
Among the younger class OF bushes
men and enthusiasts of Traverse City
IS
o. c. NoFFATT.
son of the late representative Moffatt
congressman from this district. Mr.
Noiiatt mas charge of the abstract OF
fee OF Robarts q Moifatt, and is
young man OF push. ability and iin'
personal qualities. he "a a Michigan
der bv birth, and has been a resden
Of Traverse City for the past slxieel
years, where he has taken an pctiv'
part IN al social and political matters
! He IS nov CITY treasurer. having b.