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Matlack S, dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc
McClanahan Rev, pastor United Presbyterian Church
McIntire C M, publisher, “ Ar- kansas Valley Democrat"
McIntire D A, livery and feed stable
McIntirc T, editor " Arkansas Valley Democrat"
Mclaughlin Bros, groceries and provisions
Mitchell & Houston, attorneys at law
Newman A A & Co, dry goods, clothing, etc
Neumann John, barber
O'Grady J D C, civil engineer
Park & Co, fresh and salted meats
Parker Elisha B, blacksmith
Reed R H, physician and sur- geon
Ridenour & Thompson, watches, jewelry,, etc
Riely James, drugs, medicines
Rose William, bootmaker
Schiffbauer Bros, hardware im- plements and groceries
Searing & Mead, proprs Walnut Flour Mills
Sheperd, Maxwell & Co, drugs, medicines, etc
Sipes Chas R, tinware mfr
Snyder & Ware, groceries, pro- visions, etc
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
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HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
479 Kansas-Atchison. Standley H P, propr "Arkan- sas City Traveler " Stanton Bros, livery, sale, and feed stable Work on the Atchison, To- peka and Santa Fé commenced in 1871. Atchison is very favorably situated as a commer- cial city, being the converging point of an extensive railroad Swarts C L, attorney at law system, and located on a navi- Vawter M B, dentist gable river. It is a great grain Warren T C, harness, saddlery, etc market, has ten large elevators with an aggregate capacity of Watson Mrs Emma, millinery and fancy goods 876,000 bushels, which in one year alone handled 9,411,910 bushels of grain. Another fac- tor in the grain traffic is the numerous large flouring mills. The city has also stock-yards, Wyckoff & Son, groceries, etc and a pork-packing establish - ment which does an immense business. All other industries Atchison, are well represented, especially manufacturies, which produce ATCHISON COUNTY, such articles as canned fruit, flax, spice, crackers, cigars, har- ness and saddles, barrels, linseed oil, furniture, carriages, machin- ery, iron work, etc. The hotels are numerous and elegant. Six newspapers are published in the city, three of which issue daily editions. Atchison is well-known to be a great railroad center, the following lines either termi- nating or passing through the city: the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, that modern wonder of the railroad world, of which Atchison is a terminal point, Central Branch Union Pacific, Atchison and Nebraska, Missouri Pacific, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Kansas City, St. Jo- seph and Council Bluffs, and Burlington and Missouri River Railroads. A Union Depot, the largest and finest in Kansas-a Gothic structure, heated by Council Bluffs, was built in 1860. [ steam and possessing all the ap- ALPHABETICALLY. Speers W H, propr Eagle Flour- ing Mills HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T. Williams J E, propr Kansas City House Wood Frank C, produce, and agt Adams Express Co The county seat, is situated on the Missouri River in the north- eastern part of the State, be- tween the Missouri cities of St. Joseph and Kansas City; is the eastern terminus of the great Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé thoroughfare, and has a popula- tion of eighteen to twenty thou- sand. Its site is in the form of an amphitheatre, though not lying on the river bottoms proper. Its topography is great- ly diversified, and the numerous hills abound in quarries of blue limestone. The city is reputed to be healthy and clean. It was founded in 1854 by a town com- pany, one of whose members was the now well-known Dr. String- fellow. The first newspaper was the Squatter Sovereign, which appeared in 1855. The first railroad, what is now the Kansas City, St. Joseph and
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco
480 Kansas -- Atchison. ALPHABETICALLY. pointments of buildings of its class-has been built to accom- modate the large passenger traffic. There are many public enterprises well sustained, among them a system of waterworks and a line of street railway. The river is spanned at this place by a handsome bridge. Not only is Atchison a lively business Beall E W, printer mart, but it is socially attrac- Beardslee Miss, dressmaking tive. Its churches form a very prominent feature. It has a library, four large public school buildings, and three higher in- stitutions of learning, viz: St. Benedict's College, the Atchison Institute, and St. Scholastica's Bemer John, boots and shoes Academy. Distance from To- Bender F, bootmaker peka, fifty miles; from Pueblo, Bently A W & Co, druggists 619 miles, from Santa Fé, 853 miles. Barker, Hills & Co, proprs Kan- sas Spice Mills Barkow & Ash, boots and shoes Barratt M, cashier Atchison National Bank Barth S V & Co, clothing and furnishing goods Bartlett A W & Co, wholesale boot and shoe dealers Behrens F A, cigars and to- bacco Bell C, wagonmaker and black- smith Belz John, cashier German Sav- ings Bank Bereman & Stevenson, druggists Bergstrand A, merchant tailor Berlin S A, groceries Bernstein S, pawn broker Abbott Mrs J A, dressmaking Bird L F, attorney at law Achenbach & Butler, bakery Blair & Aulds, proprs City Mills Blish, Mize & Silliman, hard- ware and implements Alexander L C, propr Otis House Allen J W & Co, druggists Allen & Foote, Feed and sale stable Bliss J L, jewelry and sewing machines Allen L, barber Bosanko & Schmitt, meat mar- ket Allen & Watterson, merchant tailors Bostwick O F, machine shop Allensworth & Waggener, attor- neys at law Bosworth Rev W A, pastor First Congregational Church Anderson J, lime, wood and coal Bowker W W, groceries Anderson R S, wall paper mould- Bowman & Kellogg, proprs Cen- Bradford D T, music store tral Mills ings Anderson W S, groceries Antle J S, coal Bradley J'S, bootmaker Arthur Bros, books and station- Brandner C, cigars and tobacco ery Brandner Gustav, mfr cigars Auld P, pres First National Brandner H, groceries Bank Brocke A, meat market Avery J C, mgr New England Loan and Trust Co PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS. PRINTERS ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates.
Baker H S, groceries Henry & Co, lumber
Brown & Bier attorneys at law Brown J H & Co, druggists Bryning & Park, mfrs linseed oil Burnes & Co, Real estate agts
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Kansas-Atchison. 481
ALPHABETICALLY.
Burress G, Lindell barber Cain Bros, commission chants
mer-
Cain W S, gen mdse
Carpenter E H, blacksmith
Challiss Bros, wholesale grocers
Chamberlain Mrs M E, dress- making
Chaplin H,,hatter
Clark J C, mgr Whe ler and Wilson sewing machine
Clonser Geo, real estate
Coates H A, abstractor and no- tary public
Cochrane -, M D, physician and surgeon Condit W H, dentist
Conklin & Kleckner, photogra- phers
Connaughton H, groceries
Conner D R Chicago Straw Works
Considine J E, propr Farmer's Home
Converse L R, M D, physician and surgeon Cooper J S, M D, physician and surgeon
Coplan J T, cashier First Na- tional Bank
Covert J C, coal
Cowley James, blacksmith
Crall Jesse C, livery and sale stable
Crookham & Neal, contractors and builders
Culver & Carter, plasterers
Cusack Mrs H, millinery
Davies W M, merchant tailor
Davis R S, pawn broker
Day & Talcott, hay
Dehlke Fred, restaurant
Doane, Marshall & Park, plan- ing mill
Dolan Wm.F, groceries
Donald Bros, dry goods, etc
Downs W F, pres and mgr At- chison Elevator Co
Drury C J, pres Atchison Na- tional Bank
Duffy C H, billiard hall
Durst C & Bro, livery and feed stable
Early J H, gunsmith
Ebeling F, grain and seeds
Eberhard A, dry goods
Eggleston J L, painting
Ellet J I, M D, magnetic healer Ellet & Son, real estate
Ellis Mrs, dressmaker .
Elliston H, attorney at law
Erhardt Louis, guns
Evens W H, dentist
Everson C B, propr Pacific House
Farrell E H, carpenter and builder
Farrell & Nelson, groceries
Farris J. M, marble
Faust A C, hardware and tin- ware
Ferguson E, physician
Ferguson & McKelvy, dentists Fiss F C, billiard hall
Fleenor Rev W. T, pastor First Baptist Church
Florence Janssen & Co, whole- sale notions
Footlit J B, carpenter builder and
Fowlers Bros, meat market
Franke L, clothing and gents furnishing goods
Franke Theo A, groceries
Friedenburg's Restaurant and Lunch Room
Friend L & Co, clothing and furnishing goods, etc
Galer Herbert, mfr of root beer
Gardner J H, propr Union Depot Hotel
Gardner J H, propr Pomeroy Hotel
Garside & Anderson, proprs At- chison Freight Transfer Co Gehanger Mrs, dressmaker
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IMPERIAL Ecc FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
$19 Market Street, San Francisco Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S F.
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A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW. 916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisc .
482
Kansas-Atchison. ALPHABETICALLY.
Gehrett F C & Co, hardware Gelf I S, harness and saddlery Gerber M & Co, grocers and bakers
Ghio & Devoto, confectionery and fruits
Gilbert W D, attorney at law Goodrich C F, real estate agt Gottesburen H, groceries and provisions
Gough & Lindley, physicians and surgeons Granville E G, mgr Singer Mfg Co
Gray John, attorney at law Green E P, marble
Greenawalt J C, attorney at law Greenlee & Jackson, attorneys at law
Gress P G, M D, electrician Grice Mrs, dressmaker
Hager O C, grocer
Halsey & Co, grain dealers
Hansner H & Co, fruits and veg- etables
Hanthorn R H, grocer
Hard Mr, supt Atchison Street Railway Co
Harvey J.H, boot and shoemaker Harwi A J, wholesale hardware and farm machinery
Haskell W H & Son, proprs Champion Steam Printing Co Hassett Mrs N E, dressmaking Heath S, attorney at law
Hein R A, books and stationery Herman J & Co, cigars and tobacco
Hermann G, mfr paper boxes and book binder
Hersey J T & Co, fruits
Hetherington Wm H, pres Ex- change Bank
Hetherington W. W, Exchange Bank
Hewitt & Ronds, sash, doors, etc Higby L, plumber Hixon & Co, lumber
Hoenscheidt John, publisher of the "Staats Anzeiger " and " Atchison Journal "
Holland and Campbell, physi- cians and surgeons
Howard Frank & Co, notions
Howe Bros, commission' mer- chants
Howe Ed W, editor " Atchison Globe "
Howe I E & Co, boots and shoes
Howell I M & Co, lumber
Howie Rev M F, pastor First Presbyterian Church
Hubbard P L, attorney at law
Hudson J W, druggist
Hudson K, barber
Hudson R D, M D, physician and surgeon
Hudson & Tufts, attorneys at law Hurd O S, queensware
Hutchinson J G, propr Avenue House
Irvin W C, feed stable
Johnson B F, physician and surgeon
Johnson Bros, books and sta- tionery
Johnson C H T, physician and surgeon
Johnson E C, boots and shoes Joly P A, jewelry, etc
Jones C W, tobacco and cigars Jones D J, broom factory Jones & Finan, boiler makers Kaffer & Mckeever; groceries Kathrens Bros, liquors, cigars Keenan Miss, millinery Kehler W J, meat market
Kellogg John S, mgr Elevator B Kelly J C, bootmaker
Kelsey & Simpson, furniture and carpets
Kimbrough & Luitwiller, gro- ceries
King Samuel, mayor Kiper & Sons, hides, leather and findings
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, KOUMS I allu o, Jail Francisuu, val.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacions, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Ca]
Kansas-Atchison. ALPHABETICALLY.
483
Kistler J R, M D, physician and surgeon Kite G W & Co, plumbers and gas fitters
Klein E, restaurant
Klochman H, merchant tailor
Knight O C, physician and sur- geon
Koester F W, barber
Kohli J, bootmaker
Kroening C F, grocer
Kuhn Julius, wholesale grocer
Lane J M, livery, feed and sale stable
Lang A, druggist
Lanphear A H, physician
La Pier J W, propr Lindell Hotel
Lasswell S H, physician and sur- geon
Latenser & Reinhardt, barbers Latenser Bros, barbers
Lawson Mrs Kate, dressmaking
Layng Chas A, insurance agt
Leapson J J, clothing cleaned
Lemmon Chas E, mgr Consoli- dated Tank Line Co
Len Jacob, hardware
Lincoln & White, mfgrs of con- fectionery Loewenberg I, millinery and fancy goods
Lorenzo T, confectionery and fruits
Lowe & Higby, eds and proprs " Sunday Morning Call "
Lukens & North, proprs Dia- mond Flouring Mills
Luth H, carpenter and builder MacDonald A, hardware and farm machinery
MacGee T B, attorney at law
Mahn Mrs E, propr Washington House
Mangelsdorf Bros, grocers and seed dealers
Marbourg W W, hardware
Markham E W, stoves, tinware
Marks W E, propr billiard par- lors
Martin John A, propr] "The Atchison Champion "
May J & Co, second hand goods May Mrs C, millinery and no- tions
McCain Frank, fruits and con- fectionery
McCellans Sam, blacksmith shop McCoy B W & Co, auction and commission house
McCrie Robert, merchant tailor McCully J C, blacksmith and carriage-maker
McGee T B, laundry
McInteer John, harness-maker
McNeil W H, coal, lime and cement
McPike & Fox, wholesale drug- gists
McQueen A B, painter
McSirley's Paint Shop
Meacham J C, lime and cement
Metcalfe Thos, attorney
Miller D E, restaurant
Miller J, cigar mfr
Miller J G, M D, physician and surgeon
Mills F D, attorney at law
Moore G L, wood
Moore J E, groceries, fruits
Moulton & Yates, Passenger Transfer Co and Atchison Ice Co
Muir James, real estate agt
Munn J M, photograph gallery Nass Jacob, stoves and tinware
Nave & McCord Mercantile Co, wholesale grocers
Nesbitt & Wright, carpenters and builders
Newcomb D C, dry goods
Nolan & Sullivan, bootmakers
Nore H A, boots and shoes
Norton J A & Son, watchmak- ers and jewelers
Noyes C E & Co, dry goods
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
SULPHURIC ACID
BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
484
Kansas-Atchison ALPHABETICALLY.
Ocker Geo W, justice of peace Olson Geo, bootmaker
Orr James W, attorney at law Osborne Rev F O, pastor Trin- ity Episcopal Church
Ostertag A, wagonmaker and blacksmith
Ostertag G & A, wagon mfgrs Otis A G, pres Atchison Savings Bank and Atchison Gas Co
Painter G H, upholsterer
Park R A, cashier Atchison Sav- ings Bank
Payne Rev Jas W, pastor South M E Church
Pennell E P, barber
Perkins John, groceries and fruits
Phelps Mrs E H, dressmaker
Pierce T M, attorney at law
Poehler Bros, confectioners and bakers
Pomeroy J P & Co, bailed hay
Pomeroy J P, coal dealer
Potter J J, carriage factory Prentiss N L, associate editor " Atchison Champion "
Pretzels A W, propr bottling works
Price & Talbott, attorneys at law Prudden H B, architect
Pulver C A, dress goods
Quibley J B, supt water works Quigg & Allen, groceries
Rae Robert & Co, wholesale con- fectionery Rank C, bootmaker Raterman John, groceries
Redington & Co, blacksmith shop Regnier & Shoup, queensware Reisner J C, propr Tremont House Richardson Miss, millinery
Rochat Louis, watchmaker and jeweler Rolfe C G, supt Atchison City Elevator
Ross A, grocer
Ross Wm, boots, shoes, hats and caps Roundy C B, wood yard Salinger D H & Co, mfg cigars Sample J A G, physician and surgeon Sargent E W, loan agt Schrom D, blacksmith
Schwarz & Bros, cigars and to- bacco Schweder Wm, bootmaker Schweim E C, groceries
Scibird H W & Son, groceries and provisions
Scott C H, saddlery hardware Scoullar W W, hardware, stoves and tinware
Scudder & Tortat, groceries and provisions
Seaton & Lea, proprs Atchison Foundry
Seitz Mrs J M, propr Seitz Hotel Shawhan J H, farm implements Shepherd W E, physician and surgeon
Shifflet B, livery stable
Shifflet Mrs B, Fifth Street House Shulze W H, dentist
Simonds & McConaughy, drug- gists
Smart D B, machine shop
Smith B, groceries
Smith Geo, bootmaker
Smith Mrs R M, restaurant
Smith S D D, wagonmaker
Smith & Solomon, attorneys at law
Sommerend H, gents' furnishing goods
Spatz C, blacksmith
Starr D C, blacksmith
Stevenson, Farwell & Sahler,
proprs Atchison Furniture Co Stevenson R, photographer
Storch Geo, pres German Sav- ings Bank
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
Kansas-Atchison-Belle Plaine. 485
ALPHABETICALLY.
Sullivan T D, blacksmith Sussman J W, upholsterer Sutter Frank, jeweler
Symns A B & Co, wholesale grocers
Tabor Bros, clothing, etc
Thompson C H, hats and fur- nishing goods
Thorn C H, tea
Tietge H A, confectionery, ci- gars and tobacco
Todd L L supt Chicago and Atchison Bridge Co
Tomlinson B F, meat market
Tomlinson J C, attorney at law Treffz Carl, bakery and confec- tionery
Trickett John, rags and metals Truesdell Jas W, gen collection agency
Tuckerman J F, treas Atchison City Elevator
Urie P B, blacksmith
Van Derwort W M, dentist
Van Deventer Rev E W, pastor Kansas Ave M E Church
Verhoeven John, furniture and upholstery
Von Langen H, gen mgr Kansas Telegraph Co
Vreeland G S, supt Marblehead Lime and Cement Co
Wakefield Mrs N K, Atlantic Hotel
Walker C D, attorney at law Walker M L, restaurant
Waterson & Patterson, meat market
Watson Mrs A E, millinery
Watts J R, supt Atchison Gas Co Weber C, clothing Webb & Martin, attorneys at law
Wells C K, attorney at law Welsh A, mfg crackers Welte, Finney & Steele, hard- ware and stoves
Wesseling Rev A, pastor Roman Catholic Church
Wetzel & Nesch, hams, bacon, etc
Whitman J, bakery, cigars and tobacco
Widmer Mrs C, bakery and con- fectionery
Wills E S, grain dealer
Wilson Rev J W, pastor Metho- dist Episcopal Church
Winegar M G, hats Wolfe Mrs H C, hotel
Wolff S, fruits and confectionery
Woods J P, clothing
Woodward M J, harness
Yates James, druggist
Young M, hotel
Young & Phillipp, music and dancing academy
Zahan A, meat market
Zschoche Rev W, pastor First German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Belle Plaine,
SUMNER COUNTY,
Is situated at the confluence of the Ninescah and Arkansas Val- leys. Population 350. Distance from Atchison, 233 miles; from Topeka, 183 miles; from Pueblo, 481 miles.
Burns J J, stationery and printer Cole John, coal, grain, etc
CROSSWHITE C S, agt A, T &SFRR
Downen & Culley, dressmakers Fisher Rollo, confectionery, etc Funk & Parker, groceries Hitchcock U H, dry goods Kelly Bros, butchers, hides, etc Knott Alex, grain, etc
Leighton Wm, hotel McHorg S M, groceries
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
M. MADIGAN & CO. New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
486
Kansas-Beloit.
ALPHABETICALLY.
Nixon J D, groceries Reed & Chandler, hardware Rlymell Miss Allie, millinery Storer & Co, drugs
Wallace S R, groceries
Weller R, shoemaker
Beloit,
The county seat of Mitchell County. Population, 2,000. Situated on the Solomon River, and a station on the branch of the Kansas Pacific Railroad. It has several churches, hotels, schools, and is chiefly supported by the farming interests. The Reeder House, Mr. A. Reeder, sole owner and propr, is the first-class hotel of the town, and traveling men and the public generally will find it to their advantage to stop there.
Antrobus B, physician and sur- geon
Antrobus J H, attorney at law Atwood M S, banker
Avenue House, Green & Ketcham proprs
Bank of Beloit, A N Schusler
Barber J & J, hardware and stoves
Barnes J T, real estate and in- surance
Barrett F W, sale stable
Beloit Book and News Co, F A & C H Gurbor proprs
" BELOIT COURIER," W H Caldwell editor and propr
" BELOIT GAZETTE" (The), S H Dodge editor, B Cameron publisher
Bradley Mrs M & S, millinery and fancy goods Bragdon Ben J, jeweler
Brodrick John H, merchant tailor
Bryson & Son, lumber Buchanan J L, county treasurer Burton E E, propr Keystone House
Calderhead J H, agt Ex Conda RR
Calderhead S B, operator W U Tel Co
Caldwell W H, editor and propr " The Beloit Courier "
Callender S H, attorney at law Cameron B, publisher "The Beloit Gazette"
Campbell Bros, agricultural im- plements
Caraway & Sherrard, groceries, boots, shoes and queensware Casey Henry, groceries and dry goods, boots and shoes, etc Cathen Bros, carriage works Charlesworth F, agricultural implements
Chicago Lumber Co, S H Ful- lerton, agt
Clark G W, county clerk Coghran Geo, blacksmith
CONVERSE E D, physician and surgeon
Cooper Horace, attorney at law Cooper J F, druggist and fancy articles
Cooper L, attorney at law Dobler Bros, photographers
Dodge S H, editor "The Beloit Gazette "
Dorland & Thornbergh, gen blacksmiths
Dillworth E & H, hardware and stoves
Eakin D F, physician Ellis A H, attorney at law Fiedler & Boller, boots and shoes, groceries and queensware
Finnegan & Bockman, gen mdse FinnellG T, hardware and stoves Floyd J F, register of deeds
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House, Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
Kansas-Beloit. 487
ALPHABETICALLY.
Forbes G B, confectionery Fowler C N, attorney at law Franz & Sons, meat market Freeman D A, livery, feed and sale stable
Freeman & Perkins, coal
French & Ewing, coal dealers Fullerton S H, agt Chicago Lum- ber Co.
Gaylord Bros, gen mdse
GEENEN A & SON, butchers
and packers lard, bacon, sugar- cured hams, dried beef, shoulders and all kinds of fresh meats, bet Main and Court, West side Mill
Glidden W C, physician and surgeon
Goodwin John S, attorney at law
Graham & Co, groceries and queensware
Grebel & Stuwe, confectioners Green & Ketcham, proprs Avenue House
Green & Lamb, druggists
Guibor C H, physician and sur- geon
Gunn L C, livery Gurbor F A & C H, proprs Beloit News Co
Hart F H, banker HART W C, real estate, loan and insurance
Hendrick F E, bootmaker
Hiddleson F W, editor and propr "The Western Nationalist " Hillman & Son, furniture and coffins
Hoffman J P, merchant tailor and gents' furnishing goods Hoffmaster W C, harness, etc Houghton W H, mgr Branch The Singer Mfg Co Ingram W C, loan and collec- tions Jarmark & Whitley, livery and sale stables
Jones Chas, produce Jordan Paul, groceries, etc Kansas Lumber Co, Leidigh & Shellaberger proprs
Kempthorne & Leslie, groceries, etc
Keystone House, E E Burton, propr Kennedy & Co, produce
Kinsley Bros, groceries boots and shoes
and
Klein P, barber
Kloos Martin, groceries, boots and shoes and gents' furnish- ing goods
Lamb E M, groceries
Leidigh & Shellaberger, proprs Kansas Lumber Co
Lutz & Co, cigars and fruits
Manifold A, jeweler
MARTIN A P, harness and sad- dlery
McDonald D, marble works
McDonald John, boots and shoes Mead E G, attorney at law, real estate and loan agt
Mehl John, probate judge
Middaugh J H, collection, loan and insurance agent
Miller & Morris, drugs, station- ery and glassware
Miller O B & Co, millinery and fancy goods
Mitchell W H, postmaster - Murray G W, butcher
Nelson J, stock dealer Nelson & Noah, produce
Newbank C E, confectionery Osborné J W, harness and sad- dlery
Pagett A C, groceries Patten A, dentist
Pennsylvania House, J T Trout- man propr
Perkins Ed, groceries
Peter Theo, blacksmith
Port G W, clothing and gents' furnishing goods
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7. and 8. San Francisco, Cal.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A T
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO ..
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco
Randall T R, bakery Tyner J H, gen mdse Usher W A, bakery REEDER A, propr Reeder House, cor Court and Hersey VANWINKLE J A, broom fac- 488 tory Kansas-Beloit-Belvue. ALPHABETICALLY. (see advt) REEDER HOUSE, A Reeder Walker J W, cashier The Bank of Beloit propr, cor Court and Hersey (see advt) Weber & Shaw, restaurant Roberts J H, furniture "WESTERN NATIONALIST " (The), T W Hiddleson editor and propr Rowley M M, attorney at law Sargent H B, drugs and books Schuster A N, pres The Bank of Wheeler W W, gen mdse Beloit Wiley H L, carpenter Search W S, clerk of District Williams A T, gunsmith Williams L D, gen mdse Seyster I, photographer Wippert Phillip, livery Shepard O W, painter Wnykoop & Herrick, gen mdse Stevens C.P, attorney at law Woolley C R, loan agent 1. Still Henry, loan agent Wray W F, bakery and restau- rant Court Thanhouser S, gen mdse Tremont House, Perry Yonge H A, attorney at law propr Troutman J T, propr Pennsyl- vania House REEDER HOUSE, CORNER COURT AND HERSEY STREETS, BELOIT, KANSAS. A. REEDER, Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Centrally located ; has good, large rooms. Fine large Sample Rooms for Commer- cial Men. Charges reasonable. 'BUS to and from all Trains. Belvue, Hastings & Stackhouse, black- smiths POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY. Meens· Geo, dry goods, groceries and agricultural implements Morriss Rev W L, pastor M E Church Boyd W H, grain, coal and lum- ber Clay J C, physician and surgeon De Merritt Geo, attorney at law Nagle C H, U PR R agt Paschael T S, justice of the peace Frame Rev J M, pastor M P Church Sherman A C, grain dealer Shortt Bros, gen mdse Fish John, wagonmaker Fowler O L, teacher PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS. ENGRAVERS. ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland. Cal. Send for Estimates.
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