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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco
dition of a good class of immi- gration. If it were not the end of a division of the Kansas Pa- cific Railroad, a very short time, it is feared, would witness an Walker R L, agt UP R R and Pacific Express Co alarming decrease in its popula- Ellsworth. tion, which is estimated to be about 600 souls. ELLSWORTH COUNTY. ALPHABETICALLY. Alden Geo E, register of deeds American House, A W Tolks- 510 Kansas-Ellis-Ellsworth. dorff propr Atwood S, attorney at law BAIRD GEO, propr Cottage Hotel Arkwright W K, propr Kansas House Bell Mrs M E, millinery Bell W H, postmaster and gro- ceries Daly Thos, gen mdse " ELLIS HEADLIGHT," W F Jaques propr Beebe Jerome, groceries, furni- ture, stoves, etc PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER. 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Ca !. Bell J L, hardware, stoves and agricultural implements Ellis House, J C Taylor propr Fletcher Mrs Z T, hair works Boland G W A, livery Fry J, shoemaker Bornshein F, bakery Gahagan T H, propr Cottage Brundage M K, agt U P RR and Pacific Express Inn Garber S S, lumber and coal Clark C F, agricultural imple- Graham J B, meat market ments Hillman Chas, boot and shoe- Clark J H, grain maker Clark J J, billiards Hoover W, billiards Cone Chas C, barber, cigars and tobacco Conway F J, groceries Jaques W F, propr " Ellis Head- light " Jordan Mrs M A, boarding-house COTTAGE HOTEL, Geo Baird propr Keach Mrs W B, millinery Keiper Mrs S, groceries and Crane S, news depot bakery Day C D, dentist Kelley & Ormrod, gen mdse Dodge J F, boots and shoes Kinney G W, barber Lee G G, gen mdse Lewis & Holman, drugs Moore A J, livery Doig J R, physician and surgeon EDGETT 0 B, mgr Western Lumber and Hardware Co " ELLSWORTH REPORTER," O Nicholson Bros, gen mdse Gebhardt & Huycke, editors and proprs Nolan Mrs M A, boarding-house Ormrod S, meat market Essick A, justice of the peace Everett & Foster, flouring mills ‘Fraker D H, groceries, etc Gebhardt & Huycke, editors and Patient Wm, furniture Pratt G H, operator U PR R Redding & Bowen, groceries Rein F, merchant tailor proprs "Ellsworth Reporter " Rhett Bros, coal Getty & Larkin, flouring mill Sheldon Eli, gen mdse Grand Central Hotel, A Larkin Taylor J C, propr Ellis House propr
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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.
KOHLER & CHASE The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Ellsworth-Emporia. 511
ALPHABETICALLY.
GRAY M, lumber, sash, doors and blinds
Gray M, lumber Jackson Z, postmaster Kalina J, blacksmith
Kupper Wm, restaurant Larkin A, propr Grand Central Hotel and gen mdse
Lloyd & Evans, attorneys at law Lyons R R, attorney at law Mahoney M, blacksmith Martin R, livery McCammon N B, barber Minnick E G, drugs Minnick & Lang, physicians
Nunamaker H & Sons, jewelers and photographers
Patterson A, harness and saddles Pennell H A, carriage maker Phelps I W, groceries Powers Bank, J W Powers cash- ier
Pressney & Dean, groceries Rammelsberg & Bruitt, mdse
gen
Ruehl Rudolph, meat market Schmitt A, boots and shoes
Seaver L H, attorney, loan and real estate
Seitz George, druggist Shaler & King, grocery
Smith Bros, grain Smith Miss Sarah, millinery
Spicer A, blacksmith
Sprigg C C, county clerk and clerk district court Stebbins H D., sheriff Thomas D & S, livery Thomas L W, clothing Thomas Mrs L J, millinery
Thomas Thomas, justice of the peace
Tolksdorff A W, propr Ameri- can House
Tomlins & Shownan, livery Uebrick H, merchant tailor Viele Richard, cigars, tobacco and restaurant
Watson G W, operator U PRR WESTERN HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO, O B Edgett mgr
Whaley A O, county superin- tendent of schools
Wilder J F Jr, furniture, etc Wilder J F Sr, harness and sad- dles
Wiggin J A, county treasurer Work & McCoy, grain and agri- cultural implements
Young L W, meat market Zessler Adolph, groceries and queensware
Emporia,
The county seat of Lyon County, has a fine elevated location be- tween the Neosho and Cotton- wood Rivers, six miles west of their junction, and one mile from each stream. The city is hand- somely laid out with wide streets, with many fine brick and stone business blocks. Commercial, the principal thoroughfare, re- garded as the most attractive street in the State, is 100 feet wide, and much of its length is macadamized. . At the north end of this beautiful street stands the Kansas State Normal School building, a substantial and charmingly attractive edi- fice, erected by the State at an expense of $100,000. It is in a flourishing condition, and doing a noble work in educating teach- ers for the common schools: The business houses have a fine local trade, and some of them do a respectable jobbing trade with distant counties. The railroad facilities are excellent, the
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F. ,
ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé, and Missouri, Kansas and Texas railways meeting and crossing 512 each other at this place. The city contains a population of about 4,000, is sixty miles south- west of Topeka, and 120 south- west of Kansas City, and is rapidly advancing in commer- cial importance. Bjerke O G, train dispatcher A T &SFRR Born Wm, meat market, 181 Commercial Kansas-Emporia. ALPHABETICALLY. Borton E, real estate agt Bragunier T D, groceries, 140 Commercial BREWER & FUNK, meat mar- ket, 117} Commercial Brown J C, cigars and tobacco Brown S A & Co, lumber ABRAHAMS & EPPSTEIN, boots and shoes, 139 Commer- cial Buck & Feighan, attorneys at law Buck J J, pres Emporia Sayings Bank, attorney at law Bundrem A J, wagon maker Bundrem H V, harness & saddles, Allen H O, portrait painter Anderson J M, carpenter Armor Thos, flour and grain Arnold & Co, furniture, 164 Commercial 146 Commercial Abrams H H, trainmaster A T & FRR Burnett J C, agt Mo Pacific R R, Emporia Junction Burton J T, groceries, 178 Com- mercial Atherton J J, meat market, 152 Button J F, manager the Singer Mfg Co, 187 Commercial Commercial Atyes & Herman, meat market Carlow W R, blacksmith Carr Geo, groceries Bacheller C B, attorney at law, justice of the peace and notary Baird Bros, dry goods Central Loan & Land Co, Thos S Krutz sec Barnes J R, police judge Bartholomew Mrs M A, milli- nery and hair goods, 163 Com- Chicago lumber Co, S Guerrier manager Claflin & Bartlett, billiards mercial Chalfant W F, job printer, oppo- site Court House Barwick Geo T, livery stable Bay C, groceries, 128 Commer- Clark TH, lunch room & bakery Clarke Wm, furniture and un- dertaking, 182 Commercial Cleaver C W, manager W U Tel Co cial Bell Wm, harness maker, 126 Commercial Bennet Geo W, groceries, 168 Commercial Coles C A, ornamental plasterer Benthien Geo, tailor, 168 Com- mercial Cook Chas, dry goods and cloth- ing, 166 Commercial Biddle G A, physician, 127 Com- Cory A, groceries, 197 Com'l COSSEY M E, second - hand goods, iron, rags, metals, etc, cor 7th and Commercial mercial Biggs E W, manager for Oberne, Hosick & Co Bird H J, watchmaker and jew- eler, 144 Commercial Bishop Thos, bootmaker CRILEY E K & CO, proprs Hotel Coolidge, cor 6th Avenue & Merchant PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates.
IL. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the
TOWN CLOCK.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Kansas-Emporia. ALPHABETICALLY.
513
Cross C S, acting cashier First National Bank
Cross H C, pres Emporia Loan & Trust Co, and pres First Na- tional Bank
Culver Joseph F, attorney at law, 119 Commercial
Cunningham E W, attorney at law
Cunningham & McCarty, attor- neys at law
Davenport T F, dentist
Davis E D, constable
Davis J H, livery stable
Davison J D, groceries & queens- ware, 185 Commercial
Dillard Mrs J M, millinery and zephyrs, 139 Commercial
DUFF W M, attorney at law & notary public, 149 Commer- cial
Dunlap H, cashier Emporia Sav- ings Bank
Eastman D W, county treas- urer and city mayor
Edgerton W R, wagon maker Ehret R, saloon
" EMPORIA LEDGER," (week- ly) H W McCune propr, 151 Commercial
EMPORIA LOAN & TRUST CO. (incorporated) Otis D Swan sec'y-Loan money on real estate and other securities, Sixth Avenue rear First Na- tional Bank
Emporia Manufacturing Co, can- dy manufacturers
Emporia National Bank, L T Heritage cashier
"EMPORIA NEWS," (daily and weekly) News Company pub- lishers, cor Sixth Avenue and Commercial
Emporia Savings Bank, H Dun- lap cashier Epstein E & Co, hides, wool, etc, 136 Commercial
Eskridge John T, boot maker, 195 Commercial
Ewing Wm F, county clerk
Faust & Ladd, meat market, 124 Commercial
Feighan J W, attorney at law FEIST C J, agt Adams Express Co, 134 Commercial
Ferdinand Geo R, druggist, 171 Commercial
Ferren C C, groceries, 133 Com- mercial
Filkins J W, physician 175 Com- mercial
First National Bank, H C Cross pres
Fithian W C, ice
Fleetwood H R, barber
Fletcher Chas, attorney at law, 149 Commercial
Fluker John, flour and feed
Forde E M, attorney at law, 133 Commercial
Fox I D & Co, books, station- ery, pianos and organs, jew- elry and watches, 161 Com- mercial
Francis J J, groceries
Frost G W, physician 175 Com- mercial
Fry T M, watches and jewelry Gilchrist Bros, livery stable
Gillett Almerin, attorney at law Gorham & Berry, second-hand goods
Graham J A, upholsterer
GRAHAM & ROSS, steam print-
ers and book binders, opposite Court House
Gray Thos, groceries and queens- ware, 163 Commercial
Greene J, lumber
GRIFFITH J M & CO, hardware and agricultural implements, 137 Commercial
Griggs E W, photographer Groth Chas, restaurant, 121 Commercial
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer. 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
Sold "29 Market Street, San Francisco, by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
33
916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland.
A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
514
Kansas-Emporia. ALPHABETICALLY.
Guerrier S, mgr Chicago Lum- ber Co
Gutekunst August, bootmaker Hall S R, groceries, 160 Com- mercial
Hall, Waite & Co, music and musical instruments, 133 Commercial
Hanna A N, real estate and loan agt, 103 Commercial Harris D R, groceries, 183 Com- mercial
Hatch John, agt McCormack Harvesting Machine Co
Haussler Fred, barber, 154 Com- mercial
HEILMAN P J, harness, saddles, and corn, 184 Commercial
HENNING A W & BRO, bakery and confectionery, 179 Com- mercial
Henning John, meat market, 186 Commercial
Heritage L T, cashier Emporia National Bank
Hess Jonas, clothing, 147 Com- mercial
HETHERINGTON W F, editor and propr "Kansas Sentinel," 119 Commercial
Hibben W W, physician
HILLERMAN P P, attorney at law and notary public, 149 Commercial
Hisey Mrs L J, restaurant, 177 Commercial
Hollandsworth & Keller, wagon- makers
Holmes Edward E, loan broker Holmes & Holden, real estate, insurance, and loan brokers, Sixth ave rear First National Bank
Holmes & Jilson, carpenters Holmes Thos, blacksmith and wagonmaker Hood C, vice-pres Emporia Na- tional Bank
HOTEL COOLIDGE, E K Criley & Co proprs, cor Sixth ave and Merchant
Huber James, meat market Huestis W E, barber, 138 Com- mercial
HUGHES & CO, groceries, 103 Commercial
Humphreys & Elison, black- smiths
Ireland Bros, groceries, 115 Commercial
Jacobs L D, physician, 155 Com- mercial
Jarrett & Williams, real estate and insurance agts
Jay W S & Co, lumber Jeff Robt, cigarmaker and dealer Jenret A, watchmaker, 118 Commercial
Johnson Mrs A E, ladies' hair- dresser, 178 Commercial Johnson T, city marshal Jones David J, wood and coal JONES D W & CO, groceries, cor Commercial and Fourth ave
Jones G P & Co, clothing and merchant tailoring, 147 Com- mercial
Jones H Llewelyn, attorney at law, cor Fifth ave and Com- mercial
JONES JOSEPH C, Emporia Foundry and Machine shops JONES & REES, attorneys at law, cor Fifth ave and Com- mercial
JONES T A, bakery, restaurant, and confectionery, 125 Com- mercial
Jones W F, county register of. deeds
" KANSAS SENTINEL," (week- ly) W F Hetherington propr, 119 Commercial
Keed y Mrs S D, restaurant, 191 Co mmercial
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, KUUMS I allu o, Saul rianvisuu, vai.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Ca]
Kansas-Emporia. ALPHABETICALLY.
515
SULPHURIC ACID
Keicher Frank, bootmaker, 126 McCain Frank, plasterer Commercial McCandliss R R, physician, 175 Kellogg L B, probate judge Commercial Kellogg L B & J M, attorneys at law McCarty W T, attorney at law McClary W C, groceries, 190 Commercial KIDDER MRS D, millinery, 159 Commercial McCown J M, attorney at law McCUNE H W, propr " Emporia Ledger," 151 Commercial KNITTEL G, barber, baths, 131 Commercial KNITTEL ROBT, barber, 117 Commercial McDonald & Lakin, groceries McINTOSH J W, bootmaker, Krutz S, sec Central Loan and Land Co Sixth Ave McMurtrie D C, stoves and tin- Kynaston Daniel, bootmaker ware, plumber and gasfitter, 156 Commercial Kynaston Edward, fruits, cigars, candies, etc Miller -, cigars and tobacco Miller Mrs J, dressmaker, 163 Commercial Lambert I E, city attorney Lawrence J S, physician Lawrence Mrs T S, physician Leslie C W, barber Milliken Robt, surveyor and civil engineer, 119 Commer- cial Leslie & Phenix, blacksmiths Lewis L W, railroad contractor, Mills R M & A P, attorneys at law, 137 Commercial 101 Commercial Long Wm H, blacksmith Mohler Adam, furnishing goods Moon J B, sheriff Loomis & Loomis, hardware, stoves and tinware MOORE MRS E A, dressmaker Lovelace C D, barber and agt for E Butterick & Co's patterns, 150 Commer- cial LUTHER L A, propr Park Place Hotel, cor Merchant and Third Lynn J W, attorney at law and notary public, 144 Commer- cial Moore John A, druggist and physician, 150 Commercial Morgan Thos, broommaker Lyon -, carpenter Leibfried H L, barber Newman G W & Co, dry goods and clothing, 157 and 159 Leighton CA, mgr Central Loan and Land Co Commercial NEWS COMPANY, publishers LEWIS BROS, merchant tailors and clothiers, 151 Commercial Lewis. E M, groceries and res- taurant, 158 Commercial Lyon County Co-operative As- sociation, C E Paine Mgr, gro- ceries, 152 Commercial " Emporia Daily and Weekly News," and dealers in real es- tate, cor Sixth ave and Com- mercial New York Book Store, books and stationery, 171 Commer- cial Martin Bros, livery and feed stable Nichols C L, train dispatcher A, T &SFRR Martindale Wm, vice-pres First National Bank Mays S H & Son, painters Nichols E, livery stable Northington S E, dentist, 127 Commercial HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San.Francisco.
516
Kansas-Emporia. ALPHABETICALLY.
Norton H E, real estate agent, 144 Commercial
Oberne, Hosick & Co, E W Biggs mgr, hides, pelts, etc
Address G
OSBORNE & JEREMY, stoves and tinware, plumbers and gasfitters, 123 Commercial Page L S, photographer, 170 Commercial
Paine C E, mgr Lyon County Co-operative Association
PARKER C M, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, 144 Commer- cial
PARK PLACE HOTEL, L A Luther propr, cor Merchant and Third
Patterson Mrs M J, music teach- er, 178 Commercial
PETERS GEO B, hardware, stoves and tinware, 142 Com- mercial
Peyton E B, attorney at law, 167 Commercial
Peyton P M, attorney at law, 167 Commercial
Peyton, Sanders & Peyton, at- torneys at law, 167 Commer- cial
Piper H J, gunsmith
Piper M S, grocery and hotel Pirkey Oval, Commercial Col- lege, 167 Commercial
Plumb Miss Ellen, books, station- ery and varieties, 165 Com- mercial
Plumb P B, pres Emporia Na- tional Bank
Powell Wm, hotel
Protheroe & Thomas, carpenters Pruyn & Pearsall, livery stable Randolph W A, attorney at law Rees M L, attorney at law, cor Fifth Ave and Commercial
REITER FRANK, merchant tai- lor, 133 Commercial Rhuland R A, restaurant
Rice G W & Bro, oyster and ice cream saloon, cigars, candies, etc, 141 Commercial
Ridenour C A, millinery, 98 Commercial
Riggs S B, real estate and insur- ance, 118 Commercial
Robards E, sewing machines, 167 Commercial
Roberts Bros, cabinet makers Robley -- , sewing machines Rowland E E, job printer Ryan Thos L, wagon and car- riage mfr
RYDER CHAS, druggist, 155 Commercial
Salisbury Mrs B, dressmaker Sanders J V, attorney at law, 167 Commercial
Sargent L S, merchant tailor, 129 Commercial
Sawyer M W, Emporia Hotel
SAWYER O F, dry goods and clocks, 148 Commercial
SCHANZE JOHN, wagon and carriage mfr, cor Sixth ave and Mechanic
Schmidling Mrs M L, Tremont House
SCOTT & LYNN, attorneys at law, 144 Commercial
Scott W W, attorney at law, 144 Commercial
Sears C B, agt Pacific Express Co
Sedgwick T N, attorney at law Severy L, 101 Commercial Sherburne F B, physician Sherman & Richardson, dry goods and clothing, 174 and 176 Commercial
SHROUT & BREWINGTON,
South Side Confectionery and Restaurant, opp depot
Singer Mfg Co (The), J F But- ton mgr, 187 Commercial Sisler W H, druggist
. WICKSON,
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. 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-Emporia. 517
ALPHABETICALLY.
Smith F E, attorney at law and notary public, 144 Commercial Smith James, cigar mfr and dealer, 170 Commercial
Smith & Hail, hardware and farm machinery
Smith & Ward, Merchants' Ho- tel
Southward Mrs M A, millinery and dressmaking, 166 Com- mercial
Sprague C B, sewing machines Sprague E F, carpenter and builder and planing mill
Squires C W, architect
Stafford & Smith, barbers
Sterry C N, attorney at law
Sterry & Sedgwick, attorneys at law
Stone Thos, carpenter
Stotler Jacob, postmaster, 149 Commercial
Stover H W, physician, 195 Commercial
SUPPE W H, New York 99 cent Variety Store, wholesale and retail, fancy goods, clocks, jewelry, toys and varieties, 101 Commercial
SWAN OTIS D, sec Emporia Loan and Trust Co, Sixth ave rear First National Bank Tatham John W, dry goods, boots and shoes, 169 Com- mercial
Thatcher & Rasmussen, clothing, 127 Commercial
Theis C P, boots and shoes, leather and shoe findings, 133 Commercial
Thomas D & Co, dry goods, car- pets, boots and shoes, 158 Commercial
Thomas & Jones, groceries, 180 Commercial
Thomas & Malone, blacksmiths Tipton E, groceries, 188 Com- mercial
Torrington J E & Co, boots and shoes, 132 Commercial
Torrington RE, agt A, T & S F R R depot
Traylor J G, clerk district court Trimble & Irwin, druggists, 149 Commercial
Trotter Thos, restaurant & gro- cery
Trueworthy & Filkins, physi- cians, 175 Commercial
Trueworthy J W, physician, 175 Commercial
Tyler J K, lumber
Vail W B & Co, painters
Vantress Mrs O A, dressmaker, 127 Commercial
WADERHORN R L, boot maker, 186 Commercial
Warren Anna, physician, 151 Commercial
Warren S B, treas Central Loan and Land Co
WASHINGTON G W, restaurant, opposite depot
Waterbury Ed S, attorney at law
WEAVER N E, hardware, 167 Commercial
Wendell F R, photographer, 162 Commercial
Wharton O B, county superin- tendent public schools
Wheldon B & Co, druggists, 162 Commercial
WHITTLESEY N. flour & feed, 105 Commercial
Wilcox L G, groceries, 200 Com- mercial
Wilhite J H, veterinary sur- geon
Willett C G. photographer
Williams G W, blacksmith
Williams L E, feed stable
Wilson John, bakery
WILSON. TOMS & WHARTON,
loan agents, 103 Commercial, Odd Fellows' Building
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-
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
WOLF, PICKENS & CO, mar- ble works, 98 Commercial Wood L C, groceries Wood Lew, groceries, 120 Com- mercial Wright J J, physician Young J A, dentist Younggreen & Smith, black- smiths T. A. JONES, Restaurant and Fancy Bakery - AND DEALER IN ---- FINE CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT, NUTS, ETC. Public and Private Suppers a specialty. Orders for Wedding Cakes, 518 Confectionery, etc., by mail, promptly attended to. Kansas-Emporia. ALPIIABETICALLY. Oysters and Ice Cream in their season. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 125 Commercial Street, Emporia, Kansas. PARK PLACE HOTEL, NEW BRICK BUILDING AND NEW FURNITURE. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. OPPOSITE SANTA FE DEPOT, EMPORIA, KANSAS. First-Class in Every Respect. Rates, $2.00 per Day. L. A. LUTHER, Proprietor. Special Inducements to Land Explorers, JOHN SCHANZE, Carriage & Wagon MANUFACTURER, Corner of Sixth Avenue and Mechanics' Street, EMPORIA, KANSAS. Spring and Light Wagons a Specialty. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS Twelfth and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal.
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
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-Eskridge-Eudora. 519
ALPHABETICALLY.
Eskridge,
WABUNSEE COUNTY.
Bargar Westoby, gen mdse Barrett Jonas, shoemaker Bowden J H, blacksmith
CHICAGO LUMBER CO, F Par- sons, mgr CLARK J W, harness and sad- dlery
EARL C N, gen mdse
Eckler E, livery & feed stable
Hitchcock A G, agent M A & B RR
" LANDMARK," E H Sanford editor and propr
LAWLOR HOUSE, Lawlor M F, propr
Lawlor Mrs M F, postmistress Mudge MR, lumber, gen mdse Rickel Henry, gen mdse
SANFORD E H, attorney at law and insurance agent Trivett M F, drugs Trusler Wm, hardware Weeks J P, meat market
WEST O J, druggist and chem- ist, 5 Main
Eudora,
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Eudora is located on high ground, about a mile north of the mouth of Wakarusa River. It is largely composed of Ger- mans, who, as a class, are uni- versally industrious. The pop- ulation in 1880 was 573; esti- mated 1881, 600. Distance from Topeka, 34 miles.
Bigger J M, groceries, grain, fruit, etc
Brandstaetter A, priest Roman Catholic Church
Brueggen J, wagonmaker Buck John, billiard hall Carr H H, attorney at law
Copp H, propr Copp House Daeschnar Rev W, pastor Ger- man Evangelical Association Dissinger Rev M, pastor German Evangelical Association Durr Chas, flouring mill Fisher Frank, furniture Gardner, Hill & Co, dry goods, boots, shoes and groceries Getker A, cabinet maker
Gufler Anton, grocer
Haelsig T L, harnessmaker
Hammert John, druggist and grocer
Hartic R A, furniture
Heinrichs R, wagonmaker
Herr J, picture frames
Hill C A, notary public
Hodges Mrs A E, propr Penn- sylvania House
Lavu F, Eudora House
Lothholz Chas, lumber and grain Manning Chas, meat market Parson David, gen mdse
Pilla Chas, dry goods, groceries Richards O G, attorney at law and real estate agt Schellack -, physician and sugreon Schleifer Mrs M, baker
Schroder Chas, blacksmith
Seybold J A, hardware and tin- ware Snyder John, carpenter and builder
Watter Daniel, pastor German Methodist Church
White D A, physician and drug- gist Wilsdorf C, bootmaker Ziesenis H, mfr of harness
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
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.
Eureka, Guerrier S, mgr Chicago Lum- ber Co GREENWOOD COUNTY. Gullickson C, bootmaker 520 Kansas-Eureka. ALPHABETICALLY. The county seat, has a popu- lation of about 1,500. Eureka has a five-grade school, six churches, two flouring mills and an abundance of undeveloped Harlan Z, attorney at law water-power. The county is essentially a stock-raising one, having in 1881 about 25,000 Howard N W, photographer sheep and 35,000 cattle. Eureka is on the Howard branch, 109 miles from Topeka. Hafey Bert, livery, feed and sale stable Hall Geo A, hardware, stoves, tinware and agricultural im- plements Holverson & Leedy, gen mdse, dry goods and clothing Howard Mrs N W, milliner and dressmaker Hunter & Vandevanter, proprs billiard hall Anderson A, grocer Huntington S P, dentist Barger & Co, gen mdse Ingalls A P, guns, rifles, pistols, fishing tackle Canning & Co, meat market Challacombe J B, carpenter and Jackson C M, propr Eureka House builder Chamberlain J J, millwright and Kitchen W C, merchant tailor Lee J N, barber carpenter Clark F H, U S commissioner Lewis John, seeds and plants and justice of the peace Lindan Gust, harness, saddles Cline W B, physician and sur- geon and carriage trimming Cochrane F J, gen mdse Lillie G H, attorney at law McCormic W C, hotel Cogswell A P, hotel McKenney & Kenner, attorneys at law Colburn O, groceries Davis T L, attorney at law Dennis H A, furniture and un- dertaker Melbourn Ed, livery and feed stable Miller & Huff, groceries Doweler J J & Co, meat market Morriss W W, druggist Eide L D, milliner Nicholas J W, postmaster and books and stationery Evans A, agricultural imple - ments and hardware Nye J P, loan agt Fancher & Rizer, real estate and loan agts Peters A R, watches, clocks and silverware Fisher Harriett, books, station- ery and confectionery Flint Mrs L M, milliner and dressmaker Petterson Bros, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Phillips Philip, coal Phinis J R, attorney at law Graffin & Bennett, harness, sad- dles and carriage trimmings Pierce .- , physician and sur- geon Random Mrs M J, dressmaker Raymond Frank, fruit and con- fectionery " GREENWOOD CO REPUB- LICAN," W E Doud business mgr 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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