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H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
Kansas-Eureka-Florence. 521 ALPHABETICALLY. Reed W A, blacksmith Rizer G M, dry goods, groceries Florence, and provisions Rizer H C & H F, attorneys at MARION COUNTY. law and collection agts Alexander T P, hardware, stoves and implements Roedgers G C, attorney at law Schmidt Axel, confectionery Alexander W H, groceries Scott R S, drugs, wall paper, Anderson B M, billiards paints, stationery, cigars, etc Anderson P J, meats, hides, etc Seber Frank, livery, feed and Aves W F, blacksmith sale stable Barker Charles, pres Marion Bank Silsby J P, physician and sur- geon Battey R T, cashier Marion Smith J A, groceries and provis- ions Bank Bixby Charles C, barber Snyder H W, barber Breese Mrs H F, barber shop Start Wm, bakery and restau- rant BUTTERFIELD J WARE, at- torney at law, land and loan Stilwell Wm, wagonmaker agt PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES. St John and Seber, groceries, CLIFTON HOTEL, Fred Har- provisions, etc vey propr, J W Irwin mgr MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY "THE EUREKA HERALD," H C Rizer editor Conry T J, physician Fenno Thomas L, groceries and crockery "THE GRAPHIC," H A Clark editor and propr File Rev Wm F, pastor Baptist Church Troxell J F, druggist Tucker L L, notions FISHBACK M L, photographer Vrooman H P, attorney at law Florence Hotel, J A Pike propr Wakefield & Hunter, groceries "FLORENCE HERALD" (weekly), H D Morgan editor Freeborn & Meriam, hotel and provisions Wakefield C A, physician and surgeon Gendarme Ernest, wagonmaker Gost Mrs V, milliner Walker C A, groceries, provis- ions, queensware, etc Graham James M, blacksmith Warr John, furniture, hardware and agricultural implements Wassam A M, druggist Gulliford Mrs M, milliner and dressmaker Haases & Gendorf, restaurant Winter E & Bro, dry goods, clothing Haases John, German bakery Harvey Fred, propr Clifton Hotel, res Leavenworth Haucher Rev Josiah, pastor M Fairfield. Heath C M, livery stable E Church Is a small station on the M. A. Hinkle Philip, stone quarry Horner A F, quarryman IRWIN J W, mgr Clifton Hotel Jones Chas M, physician Purcell E B, genl mdse Jones Mrs M J, druggist and B. R. R., nineteen miles from Manhattan.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F
The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
522
Kansas-Florence-Glasco. ALPHABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet. Sth and 9th, Oakland.
Jones Wm B, physician Junkin R M, physician
Keys J M, attorney at law Lyons Henry, hotel Marion Bank, R T Battey cash- ier Martin J, physician
McLean J K, real estate agt and justice of the peace Miller Charles W, gen mdse Miller M S & Co, gen mdse Minturn G F, blacksmith and wagonmaker Mitchell F S, furniture Mize J S, livery stable
MORGAN H D, editor " Florence Herald "
Morrison Thomas, agt A, T & S F R R lands
MORSE J G lumber, sash, doors, lime, hair, plaster and cement (yards at Florence, Marion Center, and Hillsboro', Kan- . sas)
PIKE H S, harnessmaker and saddler
Pike J A, propr Florence Hotel Records S M, groceries and meat market
Riley John, broom factory
Sager & Holsapple, painters Scholler K, groceries Sinex Wm G, physician Stanford James & Son, drugs and stationery
Stanford Wm A, postmaster Sturges H L, lumber, etc Tucker, Battey & Morse, flour- ing mill Tucker F W, gen mdse Walter Robt, meat market Weitner J A, bootmaker White A M, attorney at law Whitney Chas P, stone quarry Zachorecky Robt M, boots and shoes
Galva,
MCPHERSON COUNTY.
Edington L L, physician Haskins M H, physician and druggist MUNND JAS, agt and operator A, T & S FRR Richie & Somerville, gen mdse
Garfield,
PAWNEE COUNTY.
Is in the south part of the county, and was named after James A Garfield, the twentieth President of the United States. An experimental forest garden was started here in 1874 by the Santa Fé Railroad Company. It is about ten acres in extent, and closely set with twenty va- rieties. Distance from Atchison is 302 miles, and from Topeka, 152 miles.
Bradley R A, drugs and gro- ceries Ericsson & Polson, gen mdse Everett S W, hotel
Frizell J M, groceries
HART GEO Y, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, and A, T & S FRR
Waymire N O, hardware
Wolcott Bros, lumber, lime and cement
Glasco,
CLOUD COUNTY.
Brierley J H, physician & sur- geon Brook Wm A, painter Dabis J H, propr Valley House
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.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
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-Gorham-Grainfield. 523
ALPHABETICALLY.
Godley C H, meat market Haynes E R, station and express agent
Henry & Son, gen mdse Hurd & Neal, undertakers Isbell A, harness, etc Kansas Lumber Co La Rocque Bros, gen mdse Melvin P S, druggists Ott A & Bro, stationery Ott A, postmaster Palmer W W, carpenter Swain S W, restaurant Stump, T S, livery Swain A L & Co, blacksmiths Swain J L, photographer Valley House, J H Dabis, propr Wright W H, sewing machines
Gorham,
RUSSELL COUNTY,
Is a small village of about fifty inhabitants. It is situated on the line of the Union Pacific Railroad.
Adams J B, grain buyer
Caldwell D A, dry goods, gro- ceries, boots and shoes, hard- ware, furniture and lumber SPERRY E, Union Pacific R R agent and postmaster
Grainfield,
GOVE COUNTY.
Located on the U. P. R. R., K. P. branch, about 283 miles east of Denver. It is the largest town west of Wakeeney. All classes of mercantile business is carried on here by several very
enterprising business men. It has a post-office (C. M. Burr post- master), telegraph and express (Pacific). The Occidental Hotel is the only first-class hotel, and no better is found west of Kan- sas City. It was erected at a cost of $10,000, Beal & Dryer proprietors-two gentlemen who understand the business and know what is wanted by the traveling public, as they are men of characteristic western grit that a town of ten times the size of Grainfield may be proud of. Persons seeking relief from asth- ma or consumption, can find comfortable quarters here as the climate is very healthy and said to cure the diseases mentioned.
Ayer Bros, hardware
Ayers A J, hardware, groceries, agricultural implements.
BEAL & DRYER, hotel BEAL & DRYER, proprs Occi- dental Hotel and real estate agents
BURR C M, dry goods, groceries, boots & shoes and postmaster Chapman T, gen mdse Heindman T, attorney at law Houser & Miller, butchers-
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Beal & Dryer proprs
Martin F W, justice of the peace McConnel Miss, millinery
Moore J C & T H, live stock dealers
Scott W M, blacksmith and liv- ery
Stanford A E, station agt U P RR Stanford A E, Pacific Express agt Stolts -- , druggist and physi- cian
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T. G -
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
C. M. BURR, DRY GOODS
Grainfield, Kansas. Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
Grantville,
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Chrisman J M, dry goods and groceries Cooper H L & Co, druggists FRISBEE S C, dry goods, gro- ceries, grain, coal and post- master
Wright S, boots and shoes
Great Bend,
The county seat of Barton County, is beautifully situated on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fé Railroad, 285 miles west from Kansas City, and 219 from Topeka. The city contains a population of 1,500, and is surrounded by a rich agricul- tural country. Schools and churches are well sustained, and the society is intelligent and enterprising. Population of the county, 12,333.
Airheart J T, city marshal Alefs John, county treasurer ALLEN A S, drugs, books and stationery
ARKANSAS VALLEY DEM- OCRAT," I T Flint propr Bailey & Moses, grain buyers Bain J D, physician
Baldwin L, county superintend- ent of public schools
BARSTOW CHAS, bootmaker Baum Moses, hardware, stoves and tinware
BAYER ROBERT, Palace Res- taurant
BIRDSALL C E, propr Occi- dental Hotel
Black R, lumber Brinkman Bros, lumber and
grain
Brinkman G L, lumber
BRINKMAN J V & CO, bankers Brougher Ira D, county clerk Brown J W, insurance, land and loan agent
Brueser & Weiss, gen mdse
BUCKLAND A J, justice of the peace, land and collection agt and U S Commissioner
Burton, Moses & Bro, hardware CHAMPION J B, boots and shoes and leather and findings Carney W W & Co, groceries CASTLE C E, dentist
Castle W H, physician Chapman E L, postmaster, books and stationery
CLAYTON & CLAYTON, at- torneys at law and loan agts CLAYTON JAMES, attorney at law
CLAYTON 'JOSHUA, attorney at law
Clement W W P, flouring mills Cole Bros, attorneys at law Cole Elrick C, attorney at law Cole Theodore C, attorney at law
COLES W P, blacksmith Cone R, livery stable
Culver Chas F, agricultural im- plements, hay and grain Day Sam J, attorney at law Diffenbacher C F, attorney at law
H. WACHHORST
Has an Endless Variety of Kings, from Solid Gold to Costly Diamond Setting. 315 J Street, acramento.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
524
Kansas-Grainfield-Great Bend. ALPHABETICALLY.
SPECIALTIES.
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY G. G. WICKSON 319 Market Street, S F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Kansas-Great Bend. ALPHABETICALLY,
525
Dodge Chas E, county register of deeds
Dodge O V & Co, hardware, stoves and tinware and farm implements
Dodge Wm H, attorney at law Dodge Wm H & Co, law, collec- tion and loan
Edwards James, flour, feed and livery stable
EWALT R T, justice of the peace and police judge
Fair A C & Bro, lumber
FLINT I T, propr " Arkansas Valley Democrat "
Fudge John, hotel
Gainsford James, sewing ma- chines
Gainsford Mrs M, photographer Gillmore Myron, sheriff
Gray A W, agricultural imple- ments
" GREAT BEND REGISTER," A J Hoisington propr
Hall Mrs A, millinery and dress- making
Harpham J S, gen mdse HEIZER & ADKISON, land,
loan and insurance, and agts A, T & S F R R lands Hiss Joseph, harnessmaker Hitchcock, Joseph N, boarding- house
Hodge F P, wagonmaker HOISINGTON A J, propr " Great Bend Register "
HULME G H, gen mdse and grain buyer
"INLAND TRIBUNE," C P Townsley propr Kidder H H, gen mdse Kline H M, gen mdse
KRAMER F J, carpenter and builder Krouch & Samuels, dry goods and clothing Lightfoot Frank, physician and county coroner
LIGHTBODY JOHN, dry goods and clothing, wholesale and retail
Maher & Osmond, attorneys at law
Maher Samuel, attorney at law Maher Wm, groceries
Manning & Laidlow, blacksmiths and wagonmakers
MAXWELL W W, propr South- ern Hotel
McCLIMANS MRS KATE, mil- linery and dressmaking
MELLEN WM P, attorney at law and loan agent
Merton M, groceries
Miller J B, livery stable
Miller A L, carpenter
Miller Mrs A L, millinery, no- tions and sewing machines
Minnis J A, groceries
Mootz E E, restaurant and cigar- maker
Moses Bros, gen mdse
Moss & Moss, gen mdse and produce
Murphy P H, hotel
Negbaur B, dry goods and cloth- ing
Neumeister Gustave, bakery and restaurant
Nimocks Geo W, county attor- ney, NORTON
C, propr -Central Hotel
Ochse Louis, gen mdse
Ogle B F, attorney at law Osmond Wm, attorney at law
Patterson C A, watches, jewelry and varieties
Pressl Chas A, barber
Rhodes & Co, coal and feed
Richie N H, feed and sale stable and bus line
Schermerhorn A C, clerk district court
Snyder Eli, agt Adams Express Co
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
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.
Smith C M, insurance, real es- Troillet Francis, merchant tailor Turner D, mgr for R Black TYLER EDWIN, groceries and 526 Kansas-Great Bend-Halstead. ALPHABETICALLY. provisions tate and notary public, and agent Union Pacific RR lands Snyder J R, bootmaker Sooy, Brinkman & Roberts, Typer John, propr Typer House flouring mills Van Pelt W M, physician SOUTHERN HOTEL, W W Vowell H W, groceries Maxwell propr Walker Bros, coal and grain Stehle Henry, meat market White W H, physician Stoffer Jacob, meat market Stranahan & Son, merchant tailors Willner C F, furniture and un- dertaker Winner W J, druggist and phy- Swain Geo M, physician sician Torrey W, agt A, T & SFR R, Wells, Fargo & Co's Express and W U Tel Co WINTERBURG J J, harness- maker ZUTAVERN FRED, cashier J TOWNSLEY C P, propr “In- land Tribune " V Brinkman & Co Zutavern & Strobel, livery stable Southern Hotel, W. W. MAXWELL, - Proprietor. GREAT BEND, KANSAS. Sample Room for Commercial Men. Grinnell, Halstead, Situated in Wallace County, HARVEY COUNTY, has a population of about 100. Farming and stock raising are its chief support. Is a town of 600 inhabitants, situated in a productive corn and wheat agricultural district, 144 miles from Topeka. Corette Joseph, hotel Corrette M E, gen mdse Ellsworth E B, lumber and coal Ellsworth ED, wines and liquors Smith G A, livery and feed stable Touhey M J, groceries Van Martin G W, blacksmith - Eisenmayer & Co, flour mills Hinkle F P, grocer and produce HINKLE G A, agt Wells, Fargo and Co's Express and A, T & SF RR and St L & SFRR Ingalls M S, druggist Lehman J & Co, gen mdse Linn J, gen mdse 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.
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny N. W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Hays City. ALPHABETICALLY.
527 Philbrier C, grocer and produce Pierce J W, produce pretty little town. It is situated on a natural esplanade, 288 miles Ruth J E & Co, hardware west of Kansas City, and is sur- rounded by a rich agricultural section. It is the county seat of Tibbot J W, gen mdse Ellis County, and a handsome Court House, which stands on the brow of the incline overlook- Winstead W, city marshal ing the place, reflects great credit Winstead W W, sheriff on the pride of the people. The building is a two-story stone, costing upwards of $16,000, and ZUTAVERN & SHETLER, liv- is constructed with an eye to ery, feed and sale stable architectural beauty and con- venience. There are several pretty business houses, besides a Hays City, number of cozy residences and an elegant school house which cost ELLIS COUNTY. $10,000. There are also two weekly newspapers, the propri- etors of which have long been members of the " art preserva- tive," and "of course " are gen- tlemen of experience and culture. The town has a population of 1,000 or more, and depends wholly upon the agricultural and stock interests for its sup- port. The sanitary condition of the place is excellent, while the people are refined and con- genial. The U. S. Land Office is also located here. Sweesy G W, propr Sweesy House Winner J W, physician and druggist Winterberg John J, saddles and harness The growth of this place, until quite recently, was not marked by great strides, though it has never faltered in its ad- vancement to a permanent pro- gress, and it cannot be gain- said that its future is laden with bright promise. For a number of years during its early history its only support was drawn from the garrison which was located at this point, and from the fort from which the town derives its name; but with the completion of the Kan- sas Pacific Railroad, there came Allen Chas T, meat market an immigration of people who cultivated the soil and turned their attention to other pursuits, through which means an active commerce sprang up. Her im- Bauer J, boots and shoes portance as an agricultural and Blowers E, bakery stock center soon became known Broadhead J, harness and sad .. dles and a change in her condition was the result. At the present Brown Geo H, blacksmith time an air of prosperity hovers Bussard F R, wagonmaker over the place, and the musical Cass H, propr New York House sounds of the hammer and saw Corliss Frank F, drugs are the attractive features of the Arnold B C & Co, harness and saddles Bank of Hays City, Hill P Wil- son cashier HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEANNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
Courtney W H, county treasurer
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
528
Kansas-Hays City-Hiawatka. ALPHABETICALLY.
Dixon M E, agt U PRR and Pacific Express Co
Donaldson John, bakery
Downing J H, propr "Ellis County Star "
" ELLIS COUNTY STAR," J H Downing propr Finley T, livery Fitzpatrick P, books, stationery and news depot Gager S, carpenter
Gates M, gen mdse Gaylord R, operator U PRR Gilbert John, livery
Gilbert Mrs J H, millinery, etc Gilkeson A D, attorney at law Goubleman & Keesler, billiards, wines, liquors and cigars Hafferman F, furniture
Haffamier F, blacksmith, car- riagemaker and agricultural implements
Hall A S & Son, hardware and agricultural implements Haniford Wm S, barber
HAYS CITY SENTINEL," F C Montgomery editor and propr Hobbs John, drugs
Howard Chas, sheriff
Humphrey & Goodall, black- smiths and carriagemakers Judd Leroy, insurance and loan agent, abstracts of title
Kay G W, tinner
King Wm, groceries
Kingsbury F W & Bro, lumber and coal Krueger H, gen mdse
Leahy J C, attorney at law Levoney J, merchant tailor Madden & Montgomery, agricul- tural implements Metz & Ramey, gen mdse Meyer Henry, merchant tailor Miller B T, probate judge Miller C W, hardware
Mittelmeier J L, gen mdse
Montgomery F C, editor and propr "Hays City Sentinel " Montgomery W. P, attorney at law
Motz S, gen mdse
New York House, H Cass propr Pratt I V, register of deeds
Reeder James, attorney at law Reeder James, county clerk
Robbins Nathaniel, justice of the peace, real estate and col- lections
Ryan Wm, gen mdse
Samuel Louis & Co, gen mdse
Shaffer H D, clerk of district court
Shaffer J B, meat market
Sillstrop P R, jeweler
Snyder G B, physician
Stahley J, confectionery and ci- gars
SUMMET HOTEL, W. L A Sum- met propr
SUMMET W L A, propr Sum- met Hotel
Tracey J G, gen mdse
Treat M J'R, lumber
Voss N A, photographer
Wilson Hill P, cashier Bank of Hays City
Wilson J E, postmaster,
Yates & Middlekauf, druggists and physicians Zeigler Bros, livery
Hiawatha,
BROWN COUNTY.
Adams & Schilling, hardware Baldry Stephen, blacksmith Bause J P, lumber dealer
Bell M W, bootmaker
Benner E D & Co, loan, coal and brick agents
Bierer E, attorney at law Bliss Edwin W, physician
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Kansas-Hiawatha. ALPHABETICALLY.
529
Bowker Mrs C M, boarding- house
Brown A D, groceries and queensware
Bussing James, physician Case Frank, mfr of saddles and harness
CHANDLER MRS S M, dress- making
Chapman N E, postmaster
City Hotel, Samuel Smouse propr
Covode Jacob, guns, pistols and sporting goods, 110 Oregon Curtiss W, butcher
DE LON MRS M A, fancy store and worsteds
DICKASON A O, mfr jewelry Dickason T B, probate judge Brown County
Drury & Pierson, barbers
Ellendorf E, bakery and con- fectionery
Emerson Bros, general store
Falloon James, attorney at law Farmers' Hotel, E M Simmons propr
Foster B S, furniture and un- dertaking
Fitch A C, carpenter and builder Franklin J P, groceries
Fraser John H, windmills and pumps and plumber
French Isaac, propr Hiawatha Steam Flouring-Mills
Friend Rev Wm, pastor M E Church
Graves & Lawrence, dry goods and clothing, boots and shoes Graves & Macy, lumber dealers Grundy G, livery, feed and sale stable
Hapgood & Shermon, hardware, stoves and tinware
Hayes Thos J, attorney at law and real estate agent
HERBERT L S, justice of the peace and insurance agent
Hesselberger S & Co, general store (ex G)
" HIAWATHA DISPATCH," W T Stewart editor and propr Hiawatha House, J Q A Jeffers propr
Hickox R A, photographer
Higgins F A, dentist
Higgins L, physician
Hornsher L N, barber
Hoye Ed, butcher
Hubbard Bros, jewelers and op- ticians
Hulse A H, druggist
Jerrett E, agricultural imple- ments
Johnson Samuel H, cigars, to- bacco and confectionery
« KANSAS HERALD," Roberts & Foote editors and proprs
Klinefelter J K, notary public
Kuhn P P, house and sign painter
Lacock Ira J, attorney at law
Lacock & May, attorneys at law
Lain H, boarding-house
Lawrence C H, saddles and har- ness
Lewis D W, physician
Logie C J, physician
MACK JP, farm machinery
Margrave Miss S G, milliner dressmaker
May A R, attorney at law
McGilvary P C, blacksmith Mclaughlin Bros, gen mdse Merrill L L, restaurant and con- fectionery
Miner Mrs M O, millinery
Montgomery & Shaner, livery & feed stable
Morrill & Janes, bankers
Moser & McGilluary, agricultural implements
Murgatroyd John, blacksmith
Newcomb A L, groceries
Noble & Sturgis, butchers
Nye W W, physician
IMPERIAL Ecc FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
319 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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The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
MRS. S. M. CHANDLER, DRESS MAKER, 30 Kansas-Hiawatha. ALPHABETICALLY. Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas. Does all kinds of DRESS and CLOAK M ING In the LATEST STYLES and on SHORT NOTICE. JOHN FRAZIER & JOHN P. MACK, Plumbing & Gas Fitting In all its branches, and Agents for Fairbanks' "Eclipse " Windmill, Halliday's U. S. Standard Windmill, Hiawatha, Brown Co., Kansas. Are ready to fill all orders in Northern Kansas and Southern Nebraska. Refer to Morrell & Janes, Bankers, and others. TRAVELERS' HOUSE OREGON STREET, (Near Depot,) HIAWATHA, KANSAS. S. V. ROBINSON, Prop'r. Rates, $1.00 per Day. Park Mrs S A, millinery and dressmaking Pottenger J W, drugs, wall paper and seed store; picture frame maker Price T H, boarding-house Richardson Rev J B, pastor Con- gregational Church Richardson W J, atty at law ROBINSON S V, Travelers' Home Rudd W H C, jeweler Rugg & Sharer, photographers Rutan J O, groceries and con- fectionary, and propr Rutan House Schilling A & Bro, gen mdse Shirley W M, dentist Smith E M, boots and shoes SMITH J H, elevator Southard G F, merchant tailor Speer A G, attorney at law Speer I N & Co, elevator Speer & Klinefelter, real estate, loan and collection agts Stewart Joe & Bro, groceries Sweeney R E, carpenter Thomas J C & A H, dry goods and groceries Troxel H B, carriage maker Vail B H, wagon and carriage making A. STEIN MAKES ALL FADED CLOTH APPEAR AS NEW. 916 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th, Oakland. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIKI MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, KUUMS I anu o, Jan rianvisuu, var.
H. WACHHORST, Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
Kansas -- Hillsboro-Howard City. ALPHABETICALLY.
531
Wagstaff Mrs M P, physician Wagstaff T G, agricultural im- plements
Waller & Pierce, carpenters and builders
Ward D A & Aldrich, furniture, carpets, undertakers' goods
Wey H B & Co, hardware, queensware and stoves
Wharton Bros, job printers and news dealers
Wheeler & Tichenor, gen mdse WILSON MISS JENNIE, dress and cloak making
Wolf & Cornelison, groceries, fur- nishing goods and notions Yates L R, drug and book store Zimmerman F, bootmaker
Hillsboro, MARION COUNTY,
Is but two years old yet is a thriving town of 300 inhabi- tants-mostly Germans-situ- ated on the M. & M. branch R. R. Distance from Topeka, 126 miles.
Commercial Hotel, S C Palmer propr
Crouch J B, editor and propr of "The Intelligencer "
Dole John, coal dealer, feed, sale and livery stable Flippin C A, physician and sur- geon
Friesen & Harmes, gen mdse Funk J J & Co, dry goods and clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps, groceries and glass- ware
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