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FANCY NECK WEAR AND LACE GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PRICE, LISTS.
Ladies' Chemises. Per Dozen.
$4.00, 5.00, 6.00, 6.50, 7.50, 8.50, 9.00, 9.50, 10.50, 12.00, 13.50, 15.00, 16.50, 18.00, 21.00, 24.00, 27.00, 30,00 33.00, 36.00.
Ladies' Drawers. Per Dozen.
$3.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.50, 9.00, 10.50, 12.00. 13.50, 15.00, 18.00, 21.00, 24.00.
Ladies' Gowns. Per Dozen.
$8.00, 9.00, 10.00, 10.50, 12.00, 12.75, 13.50, 15.00, 16.50, 18.00, 19.50, 21.00, 24.00, 27.00, 30.00, 33.00, 36.00
Ladies' Skirts. Per Dozen.
$6.00, 6.75, 7.50, 8.50, 9.00, 10.00, 10.50, 12.00, .13.50, 15.00, 16.50, 18.00, 19.50, 21.00, 24.00, 27.00,
30.00, 33.00, 36,00, 84.00.
Infants' Capes and Dresses. From $6.00 } doz. to $60.00 } doz.
Infants' Skirts.
From $7,50 ₱ doz. to $24.00 } doz.
Infants' Robes.
From $24.00, 30.00, 36.00, 42.00, 60.00, to $120.00 p dozen.
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Infants' Emproidered Flannel Skirts.
From $15.00 } doz. to $84.00 }} doz.
Embroidered Infants' Flannel Shawls.
From $12.00 ₱ doz. to $60.00 } doz.
Infants' Lace Caps and Hoods. From $6.00 9 doz. to $36.00 } doz.
Infants' Merino Cloaks & Capes. From $21.00 } doz. to $144 # doz.
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Nos. 521 and 523 Market Street, opp. Battery, San Francisco.
San Francisco, California.
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San Francisco, California.
JOHN SKINKER,
115 Pine Street, San Francisco, Cal. AGENT FOR
Dupont's Mining. Blastin , Common Sporting
POWDER.
Winchester Repeating Arms.
Cartridges, Brass and Paper Shot Shells, Primers, Per- cussion Caps, etc.
EAGLE SAFETY FUSE, Triple Tape, Double Tape, Single Tape. Cement Nos. 1 and 2, Water-Proof, Submarine and Hemp Brands. NOBEL'S DETONATORS OR GIANT CAPS, SINGLE, DOUBLE AND TRIPLE FORCE.
Mutual Protection and Investment Combined.
PROTECTION. Because it profects our family, widow, and orphans, in case of death.
the members while yet alive. round sum, paid in cash to time it guarantees a good Because after a certain
An Investment.
Purely mutual. The Members form and constitute the Association; arc the sole owners and partners of all that belong to the Corporation.
Members in Class " A " paid at death or at the end of twenty years. Members in Class " B" paid at death. or when seventy-five years old. For Circulars, giving full particulars, apply to our agents or the office.
AGENTS WANTED.
WEB" Agents wanted in every Town and County in the United States. For Agency apply to our District or Traveling Agents, or address the
American Eagle Association, 123 California Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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Miscellaneous.
DAN. G. GOLDING,
EWELER
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DIAMOND BROKER,
DIAMONDS A SPECIALTY. E
112 HARRISON AVENUE, LEADVILLE, COL.
Brisbois,
PHOTOGRAPHER
Room 1, Chicago Block, East Fifth Street,
LEADVILLE, COLORADO.
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San Francisco, California.
Bush Street, bet. Montgomery and Sansome,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
BROOKLYN
HOTE
THIS POPULAR HOTEL
Has been thoroughly repaired and renovated and offers extra inducements to the traveling public.
THE NEW MANAGEMENT
Will spare no pains in making the Brooklyn one of the most comfortable and home-like Hotels in San Francisco, and will afford
PLEASANT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES.
THE HOTEL COACH
Will be in attendance at the Ferries and Railroad Depots to carry passengers to the Hotel free of charge.
ATT TERMS REASONABLE.
M. C. DUFFICY, T. J. BRANNAN,
Proprietors.
Miscellaneous.
Payne's Bolt Works, (LATE CALIFORNIA BOLT AND NUT WORKS. ) Nos 114-116 Mission St., San Francisco. PAYNE BROS., Proprs.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
BOLTS AND NUTS - -FOR-
Machines, Bridges, Elevators and Agricultural Implements; Bolt Endos, Joint Bolts, Lag Screws, Ship-Building Bolts, Finished Tap Bolts, and Case-hardened Set-Screws; House, Roof, and Foundation Bolts, Washers, etc.
Bolts and Nuts of Every Description made to Order on the most favorable Terms. The Only Carriage Bolt Manufactory on the Pacific Coast.
Merced Security Savings Bank
Guaranteed Capital, - - $300,000 DEPOSITS SOLICITED. EXCHANGE BOUGHT and SOLD.
Draw on THE ANGLO-AMERICAN BANK (Limited), San Francisco. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO .. New York. ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK (Limited), London.
ELIAS PERKINS, President. W. W. WESTBAY, Cashier.
ROBERT SCHAEZLEIN, Successor to F. Kroger & Co. Manufacturer of Society Badges, & Silversmith,
Badges for A. O. U. W. in Gold and Silver, also Knights of Honor. Chosen Friends and American Legion of Honor, etc., etc.
NO. 13 TRINITY STREET, NEAR MONTGOMERY, Between Sutter and Bush,' San Francisco.
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Chicago and Alton Railroad.
THREE GREAT CITIES OF THE WEST
CHICAGO
STLOUIS
KANSAS CITY
LINKED TOGETHER BY THE Chicago & Alton Railroad
No Change of Cars CHICAGO & KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS,
OF ANY CLASS AND
BETWEEN ST. LOUIS & KANSAS CITY. Union Depots in EAST ST. LOUIS, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, and CHICAGO. No other line runs
PALACE DINING CARS between CHICAGO and KANSAS CITY, CHI- CAGO and ST. LOUIS, and ST. LOUIS and KANSAS CITY. Mvals equal to those served in any First-Class Hotel, only 75 cents.
The finest
PALACE RECLINING CHAIR CARS in the world are run in all Through Trains, day and night, without change, and FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
the finest, best and safest in use anywhere. The best and quickest route from CHICAGO TO MEMPHIS, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS, and all points SOUTH via ST. LOUIS. The Short Line to
Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nebraska, Oregon, California, etc.
The GREAT EXCURSION ROUTE between the NORTH and SOUTH, and to and from KANSAS LANDS and COLORADO HEALTH RESORTS and MINING DISTRICTS.
See that your tickets read via "CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD."
For Maps, Time Tables, and all information, address
JAMES CHARLTON, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, 210 Dearborn Street, Corner Adams Street. CHICAGO, ILL. J. C. McMULLIN, General Manager,
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Exotic Gardens and Conservatories.
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1727 Mission Street, Opposite Woodward's Gardens, Brauch 1029 Sutter Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
JOH POUYAL
PROPRIETOR.
These Gardens have been newly stocked with a first-class assortment of the Very Best and most Select Plants for Conservatories or Open Grounds. Prices have been reduced to suit the times.
Florist and Decoration Works fur- nished at short notice.
MS All are invited to EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
Remember the Old Stand. Landscape Gardening a Specialty.
New York STABLES
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SIXTH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
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C. L. WALL, PROPRIETOR.
FASHIONABLE TURNOUTS
FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS,
On Shortest Possible Notice, at MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
TRANSIENT TEAMS
Boarded and Carefully Provided For.
MATTESON & WILLIAMSON, "The" Header! "The" Header
ELINER
THE "STOCKTON CHIEF" HEADER, Greatly Improved and Patented fo
1882. New Improvements, arrange for stopping the Draper when passing around a tree or any other obstruction
MATTESON & ILLIAMSON'S PATENT
Harol Press
THE PATENT "CHISEL CULTIVATOR."
We claim this Cultivator to be unequaled for use in Summer Fallow Baked Ground. Is most excellent for use in Hay Ground. The Farmer do not have to plow if he uses this Cultivator.
THE WONDER .OF THE WORLD !
The Weed EXTERMINATOR or HORSE HOE ON A LARGE SCALE.
We claim this to be the best Weed or Wild Oat Extermina- You must sce it to appreciate it. Come
tor ever invented. and be convinced.
THE STOCKTON GANG PLOW. Patented by Matteson and Williamson. Look Out! Keep Out of Trouble
Buy only from us, as we are the Patentees.
Corner Main and California Streets, Stockton, Cal MATTESON & WILLIAMSON.
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Stockton, California.
"THE STOCKTON MAIL. "
Published at Stockton, Cal.
COLNON, NUNAN & COSGRAVE, Proprs.
One of the Most Popular Journals in the Interior of California,
CONTAINS
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS !
LOCAL NEWS,
Editorials, Choice Miscellany,
MARKET REPORTS, ETC.
DAILY.
WEEKLY.
Per Year.
$5 00 |Per Year. .$2 50
Six Months
3 00 |Six Months 1 50
Three Months
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THE MAIL STEAM JOB PRINTING HOUSE
224 Main Street, Stockton, Cal.
Most elaborately equipped job office outside of San Francisco. Our stock of cuts, borders, and fancy and artistic engravings is complete and of the latest patterns, with a view to meet the re- quirements of all classes of work. Briefs and Transcripts, and all kinds of legal printing done with accuracy and dispatch. Printing of every conceivable kind done as neatly and cheaply as work can be done. We beg to impress upon the minds of the citizens of Stockton and adjoining towns, that we have the largest and most complete Job Printing Establishment in the State. out- side of San Francisco. We have four fast presses, driven by steam power, the combined capacity of which :s 75,000 impressions per day, or more than double that of all the offices in the San Joa- quin Valley combined.
POSTER TYPE!
We have the largest assortment outside of San Francisco, enabling us to turn out as large a pos- ter as can be done in the largest cities, and at equally low rates.
PLAIN PRINTING! COLORED PRINTING! COME AND SEE!
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Monterey, California.
HOTEL DEL MONTE,
MONTEREY, CAL.
THE MOST CHARMING
Summer and Winter Resort
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
Is Open All the Year Round
For the reception of permanent guests and transient seekers after recreation and health.
THE MAGNIFICENT "HOTEL DEL MONTE"
Is about four hours by rail from San Francisco, and is reached by the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. (Northern Division) via S. Fran, and S. Jose.
The "HOTEL DEL MONTE" is one of the most elegant seaside establish- ments in the world, and is handsomely furnished throughout, and provided with all the modern improvements, such as hot and cold water, gas, etc., etc. It is picturesquely situated in a grove of 126 acres of oak, pine, spruce, and cypress trees, and is within a quarter of a mile of the beach, which is unrivaled for bathing purposes.
There are many beautiful drives to places of great interest, such as Cypress Point, Carmel Mission, Point Lobos, etc.
THE BATHING ESTABLISHMENT IS UNSURPASSED. SPACIOUS SWIMMING TANK, (150x50 feet) for Warm-Salt Water Plunge and Swimming Baths. Elegant Rooms for Individual Baths, with Douche and Shower Facilities. Magnificent Beach of Pure White Sand for Surf Bathing, Etc. GEO. SCHŒNEWALD, Manager, MONTEREY, CAL.
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San Francisco, California.
M. MEUSSDORFFER, Manufacturer and Importer of
Hats and Hat Materials
Wholesale and Retail.
N. E. Corner Montgomery and Bush, AND --- 402 Kearny Street, FACTORY, 416 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
E. RAAS & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
Foreign and Domestic Woolens
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS A SPECIALTY.
26 and 28 Montgomery Street, between Market and Sutter, SAN FRANCISCO.
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San Francsico, California.
XPRESS
COBB'S GREAT SUCCESS in the Photographic Art at his DORE GALLERY, 1144 Market Street, San Francisco. All the Novelties of the Art done in the Elegant French Style, lately introduced. still excels in his art, which he watches and nurses so attentively. See his COBB
New Elegant Crayon Drawings, at his Gallery, 1144 Market Street, San Francisco. Late of Edouart & Cobb.
VISITORS
-TO-
SAN FRANCISCO
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO ORDER A PAIR OF
CHARLES DIETLE'S Celebrated Boots or Shoes, 235 BUSH STREET, Occidental Hotel Building, S. F.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
SAN FRANCISCO SUPPLEMENTAL LIST. AIR SPACE AND FOWLER'S | CHICHSZOLA A, importer and dealer YUCCA BOILER COVERING, PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW. 916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland. in groceries and Italian goods, 7:25 and 727 Sansome office 413-415 Pacific, also wood and coal CHILINE & ROSSI, fruits, vegeta- bles, etc, 332 Sixth AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, Rev Frederic E Shearer COLOMBO HOTEL, E G Zeiro propr, 621 Broadway agt, 757 Market ARCADE RESTAURANT, John COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Bartels propr, 11 and 13 Sixth Dr's C W Decker and C H Wilson dentists, 925 and 927 Market, opp AUFRICHTIG M, jewelry store, 116 COMBOY' G, carpenter shop and build- ers, 797} Mission Sixth Mason bet Fifth and Sixth ARNOLD F W, cooperage shop, 609 Battery CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISH- ING SOCIETY, Rev Frederic E Shearer agt, 757 Market BARTON JAS, saloon, 819 Battery BEPPLER JOHN, meat market, 1518 Dupont BERLIN RESTAURANT, Oscar Ohnstein propr, 249 Fourth COUGHLAN JAS MRS, millinery store, 919 Market BERNHARD GEO, JR, cigars, SW cor Spring and Summer CREGAN J H, saloon, SW cor How- and Sixth BLAKE & BLAKE, attorneys at law, CRYSTAL SODA WATER CO, F Maxson and S R Simmons infrs, NE BOTTLE KONIG'S BEER HALL, F Koenig propr, 630 Pacific and 217 Montgomery cor Union and Stockton 417 Kearny DAVIS WM E, doors, sash and blind mfr, 132 and 134 Berry BOURGOIN A, books, stationery, etc, DECKER & WILSON, dentists. 925 and 927 Market 206 Montgomery ave and 1009 Kearny BOWLES JAMES, books and station- DOWE A W, photographer, 1025 Market ery, SE cor Leidesdorff and Commer- cial DRISCOLL M, groceries, 247 Clara BRANCH COFFEE HOUSE, Ravn & Christersen proprs, 22 Fifth BREWERS' HOME, lodging house, Pircher Bros proprs, 707 Mission BROOKE & DEAVES, house and sign painters, 717 Market DUNN HORACE D, Spencer Lamps and fishing tackle, 547 Washington ENGLER B, sausage factory, 227 Fourth EVAN V, laces and curtains, 605 Post FARRELL JAS, groceries, 458 Na- toma BULOTTI & PERINI, wines and liquors wholesale and retail, 3042 Montgomery ave FINKE A, mfr of California Cham- pagne wholesale, S09 Montgomery BUZZINI & GIANETTONI, liquors FORSTER CHAS R, saloon, 735 Mis- sion wholesale and retail, 29 Sixth CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY, Rev Frederic E Shearer depositary, 757 Market FOURTH STREET CIGAR STORE, A Schreiber propr, 300 Fourth CALIFORNIA GLASS WORKS, FREEMAN & WRIN, stoves, ranges, etc, 326 Third William D Loos pres, L W Frisbie sec, office 123 California, works foot FRIEDLANDER B, merchant tailor, 761 Market Ninth GAETJEN H, saloon, NW cor Fifth CALIFORNIA TRANSFER CO, J Hayes, J Gaffeney, S A Hussey, F W Hussey proprs, 222 Montgomery and 524 Davis and Townsend GAILLARD JOSEPH, saloon, 229 Sixth CHARTIER AUGUSTE, saloon, 324 GEISE BROS, NW cor Battery and Pacific Sixth
CHESNEY D, wine and liquor dealer, NE cor Natoma and Sixth
GOLDEN AGE MILL CO, P A Camp- bell pres, flour mills, 717-721 Battery
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,B
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
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San Francisco Supplemental List.
GOLDEN CITY STRAW WORKS,
Win H Hill propr, 753 Mission GOOD & RONEY, expressmen, 418 Sacramento
GORDON GEORGE W, attorney at law, 320 Sansome, room 19
HAGERUP F G, dyer and sewer, 148 Third
HARRIS E T, distiller and whole- sale liquor, 835 Mission, office 1062 Howard
HARRIS F W, poultry stall, 32 Grand Central Market
HEALING JAS, saloon and billiards, SW cor Market and Third
HELMUTH WM, cigar mfr, 506 Jackson
HENCKEN BROS, saloon and bil- liards, 154 Third
HENRIOULLE G & CO, dealers in wines and liquors, 117 Seventh
HOGAN D, saloon, 411 Fourth
HOLLE J, saloon, 613 Brannan HOLM BROS, wholesale dealers in wines and liquors, 200 Fifth
HOOPER C A & CO, lumber dealers, cor Fourth and Channel
HOST MRS KATE L, coffee house, 629 Sacramento
HOTEL RHEIN, Gerken & Meyer proprs, 909 Kearny
HUMBERT JOSEPH, saloon, 120 Montgomery ave
IMHOFF S G, soves, tinware, etc, 986 Folsom
JACKS E. coffee saloon, 1035 Howard JACKSON & TRUMAN, mfrs of agri- cultural implements, office and manu- factory 625-631 Sixth and 149-169 Bluxome
JEPHSON J O, book and job printer, 769 Market
JOHNSON OTTO, groceries, NE cor Broadway and Kearny
JONES HARRY, wood and coal yard, 245 Stevenson
KENNY JOHN, importer and whole- sale liquor dealer, 605 Front
KILLETT & McMURRAY, mfrs of plaster decorations, 763 Market
KING M, house and sign painter, 739 Market
KOHN HENRY, groceries, native wines and liquors, 408 Folsom
KRUSE M, restaurant and saloon, cor Chestnut and Montgomery
LANG HENRY, cooperage, 112 and 114 Jackson
LAUTERBACH E E, saloon, 993 Market
LEA H E, tinware mfr, 713 Harrison LEARY & ROCHE, saloon, NW cor Sixth andHoward
LETER D & CO, merchant tailor, 69 Fourth
LEVEY I, shaving saloon, 705} Mkt LIMI CAROLINA, saloon and board- ing-house, 412 Broadway
LINDELL HOUSE, A Wolf propr, SW cor Howard and Sixth
LOUIS H, gen mdse, 621 Front, and shaving saloon, 203 Pacific
LYNCH & SPENCER, shoe mfy 51 Stevenson
MACNAMARA A, boot and shoe store, 12 Fifth
MARKS FRED, watches and jewelry, SW cor Kearny and Pacific
MARRISS A, marble works, 214 and 216 Fifth
MAYER CHAS, oyster saloon, stalls 23, 24, and 44, 45 Grand Central Market
McCABE R J, professor of instru- mental and vocal music, 1220 Kearny McCAULIFFE C, fruits and vegeta- bles, also expressman, 345 Harrison McKEW JOHN, wood and coal yard, 421 Union
MERVY A, physician snd surgeon, office 539 Green
MERVY A & CO, druggists, etc, cor Green and Montgomery ave
MILLOGLAV N. P, restaurant, SE cor Pacific and Battery
MOORCROFT FREDERICK, stone seal engraving, 126 Kearny, room 53 MORLEY & FOLTZ, carpenters and builders, 1437 Bush
MORRIS WM H, dealer in wines and liquors, 16 Fifth
MORTON H A, physician and surgeon, 987 Harrison
NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL, Claus Kock propr, 207 Montgomery ave
NIAGARA HOUSE HOTEL, Wil- liam Eggert propr, 724 Mission
NICOLL, THE TAILOR, merchant tailor. 727 Market, 505 Montgomery O'BRIEN & MCKEON, market, 501 Fourth
O'CONNOR & SHEEHY, undertakers, 767 Mission
OSBORN R F & CO, hardwere (whole- sale), 751 Market
PACIFIC ASPHALTUM CO, F N Neuval and W S Somervell proprs, importers of asphaltum, 422 Montgom- ery and 420 Jackson
PACIFIC BREWERY, Fortmann & Co, 267-271 Tehama
PACIFIC WIRE WORKS, A M. Fuhrmann propr, 751 Mission
PAGE T W, electric pen . writer and expert accountant, 318 Pine, room 29
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
SULPHURIC ACID
BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T. ČINY
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KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
San Francisco Supplemental List.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
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PAUELSON J E, groceries, 263 Steven- son
PIRCHER BROTHERS, saloon, 707 Mission
POEHLMAN WM, bakery, cor Post and Powell
POLLACK A, furnishing goods, 741 Market
PRATT JAS N, druggist, SE cor Sec- ond and Harrison
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUB- LICATION, Rev Frederic E Shearer agt, 757 Market
RAHN MRS MARY, saloon, 800 Montgomery
RANSOME ERNEST L, artificial stone, 402 Montgomery
RAYE A P & CO, carpets, oil cloths, etc, 729 Market
REDSTONE & BRANN, attorneys at law, 240 Montgomery
REESE J, shaving saloon, also cigars and tobacco, 211 and 213 Mont ave
REID JOHN, merchant tailor, 907} Market
REIDY JOHN, saloon 806 Third, also 156 Steuart
ROBINSON P F, harness and collar mfr, 622 Battery
ROONEY PH, saloon, 813 Battery
ROSENSHINE M & BRO, leaf to- bacco and cigars (wholesale), 604 and 606 Front
SAGEHORN HERMAN, groceries, 520 Union
ST LOUIS HOTEL, Nicholas Becker propr, 11 and 13 Pacific
SALOMON J & CO, cigar infrs (whole- sale), 606 and 60S Battery
SAMUELS W R G, F A S, surgeon, accoucher and physician, 719 Market SANDFORD L N, dentist, SE cor Sixth and Mission
SAN FRANCISCO BRONZE
WORKS, Joseph Paudler propr, 773 Mission
SAPRO JOHN, oyster saloon, 223 Sixth
SCHEURER CHR, merchant tailor, 147 Fourth
SCHLUETER & VOLBERG, carpets, oil cloths, etc, 709 Market
SCHOTTLER A & CO, groceries, NE cor Vallejo and Montgomery
SCHROEDER J, butcher, cor Geary and Lobos Road
SCOTT J C, stationer and news dealer, 22 Third; book stand junction Geary and Market
SELIG SAM A, shaving saloon, 905} Market
SHYNEJ G, butcher shop, 339 Fourth
SIERRA LUMBER COMPANY, doors, sash and blinds, cor Fourth and Channel
SOMERWELL & NEUVALL, as- phaltum workers, 422 Montgomery and 420 Jackson
SOULE E (successors to Kimbell), car- riage manufactor, 431 Fourth
SOUTH PARK HOUSE, M Kuhl propr, 530 Third
SULLIVAN JOHN, boot and shoe mfr, NE cor Battery and Jackson
SVETINICH P, restaurant, 305 Sixth SWAIN JH, anatomical bootmaker, 5 Post
THEAS PHILIP, furniture, carpets, etc, 1115 and 1117 Dupont
THOMPSON F & R, book store, 73 Fourth
THOMPSON J B, attorney at law, 402 Montgomery
TIVEY W F, wines, liquors and cigars, NE cor Bay and Hyde
TOSCANO HOTEL, V Davalle and S Ragghianti proprs, 619 Broadway
TUBBS & CO, San Francisco Cordage Factory, 611 and 613 Front
UNIVERSAL RESTAURANT, G Pesteur and A Perpich proprs, 327 Montgomery ave
URBACH I, leather and findings, S01 Montgomery
VERMEIL J L, hay and grain commis- sion merchant, 619 and 62] Fourth, warehouse cor Channel and Fifth
VOIT ERNST, saloon, 234 Sixth WAGNER C F, wholesale butchers, slaughter house, First ave, Butcher- town, office 536 Kearny
WALLACE SAMUEL H, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Sixth and Howard WEHSER H & CO, poultry, stalls 5S and 59 Grand Central Market
WELLS F MARION, sculptor, 757 Mission
WESTALL J, feather warehouse, 764 Mission
WHITE B B. wood and coal, 924} Folsom
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL, F Neuval and Raymond Coin proprs, 420 Jack- son
WHITMAN S P, land, loan and busi- ness agency, 302 Montgomery"
WIDBER J H. apothecary and chem- ist, SW' cor Market and Third
WILBIRT J L & I W HAYS, den- tists, 18 Third
WILL & FINCK, cutlers, locksmiths and bell hangers, 769 Market
WINDSOR HOUSE, Warschauer Bros proprs, SW cor Market and Fifth
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St .. S. F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, c.
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
Market Street, S. F.
SPECIALTIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
San Francisco.
Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
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WINTERHALTER W, architect, 29 and 31 Post WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER- ANCE UNION COFFEE HOUSE, Mrs K S Hart mgr, 629 Sacramento
WRIGHT & CHADBOURNE, sta- tioners, booksellers and news dealers, 433 Montgomery ave and 1332 Pacific YOUNG & GRIFFITH, marble works, 929 Mission
Frank Eastman. M. Shannon. FRANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE.
FRANK EASTMAN & CO., Book and Job Printers,
¥6509~
Clay Street, above Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO.
JOHN HENDERSON. JAMES M. BAIRD. JAMES H. BARRY.
BARRY, BAIRD & CO.,
@
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
419 Sacramento Street,
TELEPHONE No. 663. 320 Sansome Street.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ROBERT JACKS,
Retail Dealer in
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Also Dealer in Singing Birds of all Kinds.
Southwest corner of Proctor Avenue and 22d Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
THE INTERNATIONAL
FORWARDING AGENCY AND Foreign Parcels Express.
Forward Parcels, Packages and Heavy Freight to and from all parts of the world.
J. J. Wallace & Co., Proprietors, No. 108 Leidesdorff Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
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San Francisco.
J. H. PETERS.
D. SEWELL
ALL PHOTOGRAPHS
-MADE AT THE-
NEW YORK Gallery
NO. 25 Third Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
-ARE-
-
GUARANTEED to be First-Class.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
J. H. PETERS & CO., Proprietors.
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San Francisco.
THE DR. BLY ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
Without Lateral Motion.
MANUFACTURED BY
MENZO SPRING, No. 9 GEARY ST., (Junction of Market and Kearny Streets.)
C
Universal Ankle Motion.
Where he will continue the manufacture of the "ANATOMICAL," and the best of other
> First-Class Artificial Legs; Also, Repairs Artificial Limbs of All Kinds.
Artificial Arms of the Best Kinds at Eastern Prices.
Blanks for taking Measurements, with Instructions and Price List, free on application, as above.
J. H. KNARSTON, Book and Job Printer No. 502 Washington Street, Corner of Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Orders from the Country will receive prompt attention.
DR. PIERCE'S
ELECTRIC BELT.
Best in the World! Latest Improvements! Powerful Warranted one year. Will relieve and cure all diseases.
RUPTURE Guaranteed Cured in 30 to 90 days by Dr. Pierce's imp'd appli- ances. Address, MAGNETIC ELASTIC TRUSS & BELT CO., 704 Sacramento St .. San Francisco, Cal.
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San Francisco.
GRAY & CO'S
GALVANIC GIRDLE
CURES
Asthma, Dropsies, Paralysis, Piles,
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia,
Liver and Kidney Complaints,
Insomnia,
Nervous or General Debility, Male or Female Weakness
or Irregularity,
And Restores Failing Sight and Hearing.
Price, $10 each.
ALL BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL.
When ordering state your symptoms. Sent C. O. D.
GRAY & co.,
9 Geary Street, San Francisco.
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San Francisco.
Patented December 21, 1875. Reed's Sectional Boiler and Steam-Pipe Covering.
I. L. MERRELL, AGENT FOR Reed's Elastic Sectional, Non- Conducting Covering FOR STEAM SURFACES.
I. L. MERRELL,
Manufacturer of the Universal Wirebound ASBESTOS
Boiler Covering
And Dealer in
ASBESTOS ROOFING
-AND-
MATERIALS,
-AND-
Soapstone Mastic Roofing
OFFICE AND FACTORY:
316 TOWNSEND STREET, Branch Office 22 California Street.
RUSSELL'S
MALGAMATOR,
PATENTED JUNE 25, 1878.
FOR Quartz Mills, Mill Tailings, Ocean Sands, Placers, Undercurrents, ETC., ETC.
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