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Gutton M H, hardware, stoves, etc
Hale & Bros, groceries
Heitman Charles, meat market and hotel
Heyden A V, carriage maker Heywood C L, harnessmaker Hinish & Lucas, livery stable Hoffman Mrs E O, artist
Hubbell A B, dentist
IRWIN GEORGE, publisher and
editor " North Topeka Times" Irwin S R, cracker bakery Isenhart S B, attorney at law Jahn C W, saloon, cigars, etc Janes & Co, dry goods, boots and shoes
James John A, hardware, stoves James, Ruggles & Co, mfrs I X L force pumps
Kernke F, physician, cor Sixth and Harrison
Kendle & Klein, varieties
Kistler C M, groceries
Kistler L C, dry goods and cloth- ing
Kistler & McGrew, groceries
KRAUSS OSCAR, saddlery and harness, leather, findings, furs, wool and hides
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.
NORTH TOPEKA MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS 584 Kansas-North Topeka. ALPHABETICALLY. J. M. SMITH, DEALER IN MARBLE AND GRANITE Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, And all kinds of Cemetery Work. All work neatly executed and satisfaction guaranteed. Office and Works, 112 Kansas Av., North Topeka, Kansas. Laurent L C & Co, Central PALACE HOTEL, H H Stanton & Son proprs, depot Paramore J & Co, land office Parkhurst & Davis, groceries Payne BT & Co, real estate agts Phillips L M, livery stable Prescott & Beattie, groceries Raffestin E, gunsmith Flour-mills Lockhart Frank, varieties Long John T, feed store Lowenstein Max, saloon Macauley O H, dry goods and clothing Markham I H, blacksmith Martel & Volk, photographers Reimbold A, merchant tailor McBratney W C, undertaker Sachse Mrs Mary, restaurant and lodgings Schwartz M F, barber shop McNeil S W, attorney at law Metcalf -, varieties Miller John A, boots and shoes Mitchell James, confectionery Moeser P, saloon SHAW W G, groceries and pro- visions SMITH J M, marble works, North Topeka (see adv) Moody W H, barber shop Morrow J M, clothing and fur- nishing goods Mulholland W C, implements Smith T D, carpenter Mulligan P J, saloon Norris W C, groceries Smith Peter, asst cashier Citi- zens Bank STANTON H H & SON, Palace Hotel, depot Steil J M, meat market NORTH TOPEKA BARBED WIRE WORKS, C'R Paine NORTH TOPEKA MARBLE WORKS, J M Smith (see adv) " NORTH TOPEKA TIMES," George Irwin publisher and editor STUMBAUGH & EGGERS, at- torneys at law STUMBAUGH F S, attorney at law Swift, Holladay & Co, druggists Taylor J C, physician Nyman Charles, cigar maker and dealer Thomas E E & Co, sewing ma- chines Nystrom & Sanders, boots and shoes Thomas J, cashier Citizens Bank Thomas J & Co, lumber and coal Vansteenberg Joseph E, watch- maker Page, Norton & Co, Inter-Ocean Mills (flouring) PAINE C R, North Topeka Barbed Wire Works PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Kansas-Nortonville-Olathe. ALPHABETICALLY.
585
WASHBURN & RUGGLES, Burlingame Mrs T, dressmaker Burlingame Thos J, veterinary surgeon proprs Adams House Washington George F, barber Watt J C, boots and shoes Geneseo House, Abner Offerle Edwards J W, postmaster Weaver H, veterinary surgeon Williams & Ruggles, restaurant Hutchinson James, capitalist and confectionery propr shop Offerle Bros, dry goods, groceries, WISSMAN S & CO, Avenue Bakery boots and shoes, crockery, hardware, medicines, etc Wolfe & Son, dry goods and clothing Ott Edward P, local land agent A, T & S Fe RR Wood & Anderson, hardware, Ott Simon S, train and field agt of the land department A, 'T & S Fe R R Co stoves, etc Yates E N, dry goods and cloth- ing Yunggreen George, groceries Robb Franklin, lumber, hard- ware, coal, feed, etc Schwartz Konstantine, black- smith and general iron worker Nortonville, Seward Miss Anna, school teacher JEFFERSON COUNTY, Shipe Rev H, pastor M E Church Tassell G F, justice of the peace Taylor R M, physician and sur- geon Is a town of about 350 inhab- itants, in the northern part of the county. Distance from To- peka, thirty-three miles. Teed Adelbert E, agt A, T & S Fe RR Campbell & Cummings, hard- ware, stoves and tinware and furniture GRIFFIN & SON, drugs and Olathe, groceries McCarthy & Layson, gen mdse JOHNSON COUNTY. Muncy & Whitner, drugs and groceries County seat ; was incorporated in 1856. The K. C. F. S. & G. Perry A J, gen mdse and the K. C. L. & S. railroads here form a junction with a branch of the A., T. & S. F. The historic " Santa Fé Trail " passed Offerle, through the town site. Distance from Topeka, fifty-three miles. EDWARDS COUNTY, Is a station in the western part of the county, 274 miles from Topeka. Avenue Hotel, H N Hackett propr Bachman S F, merchant tailor Beach Geo H, hardware PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
Bransby Rev Chas, pastor Pres- byterian Church
Bliss Miss Molly, millinery Bowen Wm, billiard hall
CHAS. R. ALLEN Anthracite & Cumberland Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, .... 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
586
Kansas-Olathe. ALPHABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet. Sth and 9th, Oakland.
Bray C T, jeweler Brickell W D, contractor and builder Bundy & Cole, furniture Carpenter W, jeweler Castleton G C, faith doctor Christy & Co, druggists
Clark J E & Son, dry goods CLEMMANS A J, hardware Commercial House, Wm N Nich- olson propr
Dow J H, dry goods, clothing, hats and caps
Eggleston J Q, physician
Elder J H & Son, groceries
Gebhart J D, photographer Gill A B, attorney at law HALL J M, real estate and in- surance agent Hammond & Hisey, furniture HAWKINS E A, hotel and res- taurant
Hes Wm & Co, harnessmakers Holcomb M C, cabinetmaker
Hubbard D, flouring mills Hunginger J R, carriagemaker Hunt Wilson, harnessmaker
Jewel Jesse, hardware and tin- ware
Johnson J C, oyster parlor Julian & Mahaffie, livery stable ' KANSAS PATRON & FARM- ER," Johnson Co Pub Asso- ciation, Rev R E G Hunting- don, D D, editor
Legate Ivory H, druggist Livermore H C, agt for Co-oper- ative Store
Lovell R M, druggist
Mackey S E, lumber yard Mann & Donnelly, groceries Marinn & Norvell, dry goods Marshall J B, gen insurance agt Mead, Moll & Baker, wagon- makers
METCALF SAML P, book store Miller M G, groceries and
queensware
" MIRROR & NEWS LETTER," J A & H F Canut publishers Nelson J M, laundry
Nesbit W.J, boots and shoes Orendorff Mrs M E, millinery Parker J W, attorney at law Pellet Wm, boots and shoes Price & Welch, groceries Rankin J A, attorney at law Robinson T C, billiard hall Saunders E S, organs and sewing machines Smart J B, tailor
SMITH A J, attorney at law and real estate agt
Smith G F, barber
Smith & Silvers, wagonmakers
Stuart Mrs M J, millinery
Sylvester C O, foundry and machine shop
Walker Bros, boots, shoes and clothing
Weaver C S, groceries
White J B, dry goods .
Whitney & Armsby, druggists
Williams, Johnson & Moore, bar- bers WILSON S B S, M D, oculist and aurist, Park st
E. A. HAWKINS,
- -CORNER OF-
HOTEL & RESTAURANT
PARK AND CHERRY STS., Olathe, Kansas ..
H. WACHHORST'S
Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, 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.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very.Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Osage City. 587
ALPHABETICALLY.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
Osage City,
OSAGE COUNTY,
Is the principal commercial center of Osage County, eighty- five miles west of Atchison. It is delightfully situated in the midst of one of the most fertile counties of the State, and has a most prosperous trade with the surrounding country, which is beautiful prairie land. Here are extensive coal mines, the mining of which is carried on by several wealthy companies, employing from 400 to 600 men. Nearly every branch of mercantile bus- iness is well represented, and the future of the city, now con- taining a population of over 2,000, is very promising.
Adams A, grain buyer and pres Superior Coal and Mining Co ADMIRE J V, propr Osage City " Free Press'
Artz W B, physician
Ashbaugh J I, physician
Augustus J B, physician
Barton E W, harnessmaker
Blair G W, barber
Bloch Wm, mgr Osage County Mercantile Co
Bothel D C, groceries and real estate agt
Bothel, Randall & Smith, gro- ceries
Bradford W, carpenter
Brown H T, sewing machines
Brown Mrs H T, millinery
Brown Mrs Jennie, millinery Bruell Ernst, wagonmaker Campbell M B, druggist
Chapman W H, watchmaker Christ & Calstrom, meat market Clemmer D M, supt Osage Land & Mining Co
Cooper A B, pres Scandinavian Coal & Mining Co
Cooper & Olsen, gen mdse
Craig Robt, supt Osage Carbon Co
Crane D O, notary public and city clerk
Danford J S, pres Osage City Savings Bank
Deaver W P & Son, under- takers
Dodds Harry, hardware, stoves and tinware
Dodds Mrs Chas P, insurance agt
Dolman J W, dry goods and clothing
Edwards T B, drugs and gro- ceries
EVANS T J, music and station- ery Freund & Bernheimer, dry goods and clothing
Frew J N, restaurant
Gray John, supt Superior Coal and Mining Co
Grieve & Worrall, livery stable and saloon
Gruwell T M, dry goods and clothing
Hannberg P, watchmaker and jeweler
Hanslip E W, druggist
Harding W C, hotel
Haslam T B, cashier Orange City Savings Bank
Haworth J E, musical instru- ments
Helfrich Mrs E, groceries
Hendrix B F, attorney at law
Hershey F M, saloon
Howard A H, boots and shoes
Howe & Co, agricultural imple- ments, hardware, stoves and tinware
Hughbanks H B, attorney at law Hughes E, bootmaker
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.
Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK- SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
588
Kansas-Osage City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Hughbanks & Hendrix, attor- neys at law Hunsicker A K, fruits, candies, etc
Hunsicker John Z, groceries
JACKSON J W, real estate agt Johnson B M, sec and treas Western Coal and Mining Co Johnson E, bootmaker
Johnson Gust, pres and supt Western Coal and Mining Co Jones C S & Bro, groceries Jones Jacob, dry goods
Kammerdiener & Son, flouring mills
KANSAS LUMBER CO, A Mc- Culloch mgr
Kirby H, physician
Lansdowne Z M, physician
Larock & Naylor, blacksmiths Leighty & McNames, carpenters Lewis Ellis, attorney at law
Little C H, restaurant and lodgings Loeweke & Foreman, bakery Lyons Patrick, blacksmith
Marshall & Co, books, stationery and wall paper Marshall T L, cashier Osage County Bank Martin & Brown, lumber, lime, brick, etc
Martin C S, attorney at law Massey S A, dry goods, etc McCULLOCH A, mgr Kansas Lumber Co
McELFRESH O E, propr Palace Hotel
McMillin W J, furnishing goods Michaelis T J, dry goods
Michel S, restaurant, fruits, can- dies, etc Miller Bros, gen mdse
Morris Geo E, mgr W U Tel Co MURRAY JOHN G, sec Osage Land and Mining Co
Myers S L, groceries, hardware, farm machinery
Near Daniel, livery stable NESBEITT G H, bakery and confectionery
Nopenz E, barber
Norman J W, marble works Olsen M A L, sec Scandinavian Coal and Mining Co
Osage Carbon Co, L Severy mgr "OSAGE CITY FREE PRESS," J V Admire propr
Osage City Savings Bank, T B Haslam cashier
Osage County Bank, T L Mar- shall cashier
Osage County Mercantile Co, Wm Bloch mgr
OSAGE LAND & MINING CO,
T J Peter pres, D M Clemmer supt, John G Murray sec; real estate and stock
PALACE HOTEL, O E M.cEl- fresh propr
Palmer Bros, meat market
Palmer Richard, groceries
Parkinson Mrs Mary A, restau- rant
Peak F A, dentist
Peter T J, pres Osage Land and Mining Co/
Rigby & Baxter, blacksmiths
Rosenqvist C E, bootmaker
Ryan Denis, saloon
Sanford E M, attorney at law
Scandinavian Coal & Mining Co, M A L Olsen sec
Schenck W L, physician
Severy L, gen mgr Osage Carbon Co
Silven T W, merchant tailor Slater E P, photographer
SPENCER I S, bedding, car- pets, furniture and organs, a large, full stock always on hand
Sprague A S, postmaster Stackhouse & Lewis, livery stable Steel M S & Co, barber
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.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Kansas-Osage City-Peabody. 589
ALPHABETICALLY.
Stromberg John S, blacksmith Strong H E, harnessmaker
Superior Coal & Mining Co, John Gray supt
Thomson & Heizer, attorneys at law
TODD & TODD, furniture and sewing machines
Truitt & Little, groceries
Tuchman Bros, mnfrs and whole- salers of cigars and tobacco Turner Geo S, agt A, T & SFR R and Wells, Fargo and Co's Express
VANDEVENTER A, carpenter Vandeventer D H, attorney at law
Vandeventer & Martin, attor- neys at law
Veach H C & Co, saloon
Weber J B, agt Adams Express Co
Western Coal and Mining Co, Gust Johnson pres and supt Whited C W, painter White J N, wagonmaker Williams John, city marshal
Pawnee Rock,
BARTON COUNTY,
Is a noted spot in the Indian history of the Great Plains, and is so named from a monumental rock where the Pawnee Indians formerly kept watches. It was here that Kit Carson had his first fight with the Pawnees. The town is in the western part of the county.
Bowman & Stewart, dry goods and groceries
Brinkman, Sovy & Roberts, proprs Pawnee Rock Steam Mills, and dealers in grain
Brown Mr, publisher
Daniels D, physician and sur- geon
Daniels D & Son, druggists
Gans & Logan, dry goods, cloth- ing, fancy goods and groceries Garverick Aaron, dry goods and groceries
Lindas Jno, lumber, lath and shingles
Metcalf A W, boots and shoes and postmaster
VAN AKEN J M, produce, butter and eggs, agt A, T &S FRR
Peabody,
MARION COUNTY.
This town is situated in the southwestern part of the coun- ty; has complete church and school facilities, and the people enjoy superior literary advan- tages in the possession of the Peabody Public Library, with its large and choice selections of works. It is under excellent management, being in charge of the three township officers; 1,500 volumes of the leading text- books are found on its shelves. The library was erected and en- dowed by Mr. F. H. Peabody of Boston, a prominent stock- holder of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad, and the patronymic of the town. It is free to all residents of Peabody Township. The principal indus- try of the people is in raising wheat and fine-blooded live- stock. Silk culture is receiving some little attention. The town has two elevators, four churches, two flouring mills, a population of 1,100, and all branches of
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTRUTYPERS, 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.
business are in a thriving condi- JOHNSON J G & CO. wholesale tion. Distance from Atchison, 168 miles; from Topeka, 118 590 miles; from Pueblo, 450 miles. dealers in produce, butter, eggs, poultry, etc; also, dealers in all kinds of coal (corre- spondence solicited) Kansas-Peabody. ALPHABETICALLY. Amborn J M, varieties and nur- Knowlton A. B, attorney at law Knowlton & Kollock, attorneys Anderson N L, photographer at law sery Bauslin M, blacksmith KOLLOCK & COOPER, gro- Bragunier C W, gen mdse ceries and produce Brewer H C, gen mdse Kollock F H, banker and at- Brown J M, groceries torney at law Buck L A, physician BUSH F C, gen mdse LEE A, Lee House and Mineral Springs BUTTER W D, implements, Lind W G, operator W U Tel Co stoves and hardware Camp G W, attorney at law and Loose C A, physician justice of the peace McKercher D, land agent Caton G B, boarding McKercher F B, agt A, T & SF Christ J, blacksmith R R and W F & Co's Express Clark G H, wagonmaker Miller A, saloon and hotel Cochran R L, groceries MILLER & BROWN, wholesale Commercial Hotel, J M Feister propr dealers in grain, produce, but- ter and poultry Corby Philip L, bootmaker Miller C H, physician Derby & Collins, meat market Moore J C, tailor and clothing Morey A N, dentist Disney L E, dentist Eyer C S & Co, gen mdse MORGAN W H, publisher "The Peabody Gazette " Feister J M, propr Commercial Hotel Morse J H, attorney at law Ferrier J W, watches and jew- Funk John J, insurance Norrell John, bootmaker elry Morse & Weidlein, Peabody Bank Nelson & Waring, livery stable Goodrich D A, meat market Norton S H, drugs, stationery, Grinnell J L, physician paints, oils, etc HAULENBECK C A, mgr West- Osborne Thomas, furniture ern Lumber Co Peabody Bank, Morse & Weid- Holcomb J M, attorney at law lein Hopkins F H, justice of the peace Hoyt & Westbrook, gen mdse Huffman & Son, druggists " PEABODY GAZETTE" (The), W H Morgan pub Pecare -, painter PINKNEY B, postmaster Hunsted & Sausser, harness- makers Hutchings A H, stoves and Roberts O J, gen mdse Rockwell & Sexton, foundry and machine shop Rynearson J, bakery hardware Jennings W E, contractor and builder Rivenburg H, flouring-mill Roberts D J, groceries and drugs PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. HOWARD BLACK, GUSTUM SAINT MANEN, IZO ACANNI SINEET, NUUMIS I anu o, Jau rianvisuu, vai.
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEANNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartmenta New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny N. W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Kansas-Peabody-Reading. ALPHABETICALLY.
591
Sausser J, harnessmaker
Scott -, barber shop
Seybold C J, druggist
Shomber H, veterinary surgeon Stephenson J A, wagonmaker Sterling & Bro, produce
Sterling W A, books and sta- tionery
Stewart A K, contractor and builder
Watson Robert, gen mdse Welch Miss M E, millinery
WESTERN LUMBER CO, C A Haulenbeck mgr, lumber, hardware, agricultural imple- ments, wagons, tools, guns and ammunition, builders' mate- rials, etc
Whitehill & Son, gen mdse, agts Adams Express Wray Bros, groceries
Woolheater H E, cigars and to- bacco
Perryville.
Brann -, bootmaker
Brann S R, shoemaker Burns P, physician Douglass Joseph, furniture Fauble J W, hardware
JAMES J M, livery and feed stable
JAMES W R, propr James House Gilbert E G, grain dealer
Gratigny & Strark, groceries and provisions
Gratigny A F, postmaster Grinter J C & Co, gen mdse Ham J. H, propr Perry House Hetzel O, physician Leack & Stein, flouring-mill Leame & Sons, gen mdse Lee Thomas, blacksmith Marshall C H, barber
McCall J, butcher
Merritt L E, editor "Kaw Valley Chief "
SLEEPER E N, agt U PR R, express agt, telegraph op- erator
Spangler & Bouton, drugs Sturk N J, lumber Surber D, physician and surgeon WALKER A, harness and sad- dles
Raymond,
RICE COUNTY.
Burden & Huston, druggists Burden W C, physician
Chatten J M, hardware and gro- ceries
Downey Mrs M A, propr Ours- teod House
GAULT L F, agt A, T & SF RR
Gill G F, livery and feed stable Lochert Chas, blacksmith
Miller G F, groceries, provisions, dry goods and grain dealer Mosemore J, insurance agt Oursteod House, Mrs M A Dow- ney propr Smith Peter, grain dealer
Reading,
LYON COUNTY.
Biddle T C, physician and sur- geon
Clark Chas, mgr Chicago Lum- ber Co
Cox A B, blacksmith and horse- shoer Eidson A M, live stock Heckley John, gen mdse
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Coke, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
ASSAYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. C. J. DUVAL, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO., B
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
592 Kansas-Rossville-Russell. Hibbs JA, harness and shoe- maker Renfron S F, groceries Rossville Mill Co, Mulvane Bros proprs ALPHABETICALLY. Jacoby Henry, livery and feed stables SEDGWICK O LEROY, dealer Pottawatomie lands, publisher of the " Kansas Valley Times," 1 SHEARER Penfield W H, drug store mdse Roup W R, physician and sur- geon Severy W H, live stock Stevenson J M, postmaster and hardware store & MOSS, gen NICHOLS ARTHUR, agt for A, T & S FR R and W, F & Co's Express SHERMAN A C, grain and stock dealer SHERMAN BROS, shelf and heavy hardware, implements, etc Stratton J A. gen mdse Stratton M W, real estate and insurance agt SHERMAN W C, attorney at law Stoyell J, agt U PR R Templin Wm, blacksmith Urbansky A, gen mdse Rossville. - SHAWNEE COUNTY. Russell, Andrews J, lunch counter BINNS RICHARD, contractor RUSSELL COUNTY. and builder Bushon E A, harnessmaker CLARK E I, groceries and pro- visions Just 262 miles west of Kansas City and 376 miles east of Den- ver, on the Kansas Pacific Rail- road, is where the thriving and Cook G E, blacksmith and horse doctor prosperous county seat of Rus- sell county is located. It is the Emmerson H B, shoemaker Flemings C E, barber Gabbey R S, physician Henderson H B, wagonmaker Hortzell & Tatman, druggists KERR & HIGGINBOTHAM, gen mdse, stock and grain Larrance I, gen mdse Legore A J, jeweler Martin L, meat market Mason R, blacksmith largest place between Denver and Salina, having a population of 1,200. The scenic features of the country surrounding the place are very attractive, while the sanitary condition is very fine. It is growing very rapidly, and its business houses are very nearly all tastefully and sub- stantially built of stone, while the sidewalks are laid with the same material. The public school building is two stories high, surrounded with an obser- vatory, and is indeed a credit to the intelligence of the people, who are energetic and moral, MAXWELL HOUSE, S B Max- S T well propr and owner McPHERSON C C, propr livery, sale and feed stable Miller H H, physician . MOSS T J, shipper of stock PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 3!5 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
Kansas-Russell. 593
ALPHABETICALLY.
and who believe in encouraging the establishment of institutions having a tendency to promote the interests of the whole coun- try. There is a reciprocal feel- ing of kindness for one another that is not so apparent in many other communities. Although the indebtedness of the county is comparatively small, and although the construction of a more commodious Court House could be effected without endan- gering the credit of the county, the citizens prefer to postpone such an undertaking until it becomes an absolute necessity. For that reason the town is not adorned with a temple of justice that is in keeping with its gen- eral aspect. The streets run at right angles and the place is reg- ularly laid out. Messrs. Dollison & Bro. are proprietors of a spicy sheet known as the Russell County Record, published week- ly, and Mr. Stillman Mann, a very pleasant host, manages the helm of the leading hotel. The chief support of the place is de- rived from agriculture, a feature of that section that is worthy the notice of every one seeking an investment in productive lands. The water is good, and the general health excellent.
Akelon H, merchant tailor
Ames, Humphrey & Co, flour mills
Atherton O L, probate judge Austen Samuel L, county sur- veyor
BANKER A, propr Banker House, livery stable attached BANKER HOUSE AND LIV- ERY STABLE, A Banker propr
Banks & Michener, drugs and books
Bowman C, livery
Brandt Samuel, propr Pennsyl- vania House
Brown A L, dentist
Brundage J M, agt U PR R and Pacific Express Co
Burrell Louis, boots and shoes Cassedy J, meat market
Chadbourne J S, clerk district court
Copeland Chas P, county treas- urer
Eastland & Pierce, attorneys at law
Ellis H A, physician and land agent
Fargo & Hendershott, livery, feed and sale stable
Giddings, Banker & Co, gen mdse
Gregory H, harnessmaker
Harshbarger C M, county clerk Hart G A, gen mdse
Hilder W H, broom factory Hobls & Parker, lumber
Holl Miss A M, millinery Howard A, bootmaker Hulet P L, wagonmaker Humphrey E, groceries Ioas Chas, photographer
Johnson G H, register of deeds Knight & Bradshaw, lumber, grain and coal
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