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Latshaw Edwin, lumber and grain
Lawson & Moses, gen mdse
Lee W S, attorney at law
Lewis W A & Co, editors and proprs "Russell County Re- cord"
MANN STILLMAN, propr Rus- sell House
Mayer House, M M Mayer propr McKeen D W, physician Oliver & Michaelis, gen mdse Patterson Chas, plow works
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
319 Market Street, San Francisco.
Sold by the Trade, or address G. G. WICKSON,
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
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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 Francisco.
594
Kansas -- Russell-Sabetha. ALPHABETICALLY.
Pennell W M, furniture and post- master
Pennsylvania House, Samuel Brandt propr
Perce W, groceries
Pohlman & Towers, barbers
Pratt Anson, hardware
Purinton & Stout, agricultural implements Ream I, blacksmith
ROBB J W, physician and sur- geon
Russell Bank, Chas P Copeland cashier, Theo Ackerman pres
"RUSSELL COUNTY REC- ORD," W A Lewis & Co edi- tors and proprs
RUSSELL IHOUSE, Stillman Mann propr
Slimm P J, blacksmith and wagonmaker Smyser Miss L J, millinery Snow J, meat market
Sprague H F, bakery and con- fectionery
Sutter Bros, jewelers TISDALE L S & SON, West- ern Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
Vanderbur F, groceries
Vanderbur F M, billiard parlor Voorhis A L, real estate, loan and insurance
Warner P I, agricultural imple- ments and grain
Waterman H C, justice of the peace
Weed A G, drugs
Weed F S, news depot, cigars and tobacco
Wentworth H & Co, hardware WESTERN LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, L S Tisdale & Son
Woelk C, harness Young & Co, gen mdse
RUSSELL HOUSE,
RUSSELL, KANSAS,
STILLMAN MANN, : : :
: PROPRIETOR.
This is the largest and decidedly the best hotel in the place, where every comfort is offered to guests, and where polite and courteous treatment can always be had.
Terms Reasonable. Patronage Solicited.
Sabetha,
NEMAHA COUNTY.
Population 1,000 to 1,250.
Adams G H, stoves, tinware, hardware and agricultural implements Austin A L, blacksmith Barnes W E, wagon shop Behne Frank J, druggist
Bingham L M, barber Black & Marbourg, lumber dealers
Brannigan & Cox, livery and sale stable Brooks Chas F, physician Brown & Bingham, jewelers Bush W O, bakery and confec- tionery Byrne M O, saddlery and har- ness
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers. Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, 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-Sabetha-St. Mary's. 595
ALPHABETICALLY.
Clough J F, postmaster
Coleman A L, attorney at law,
land and loan agt .
Cossett E, millinery
Corwin & Holdridge, furniture and undertaking
Corwin J E, city treasurer
Doolittle R C, photographer
Fagan T J, restaurant and gro- cery
Fountain O, gen mdse Gearheart E B, gen mdse
Gregg Bros, Grain Co Elevator Haines H C, gen mdse
Hall W M, restaurant
Hamman & Holtzschue, · gen mdse
Hawkins A, livery and sale sta- ble
Haxton Joshua, boarding-house
Haxton Joshua, feather reno- vator
Hook's House, W H Hook propr
Howell Arthur, coal dealer
Irwin G C, physician
Lamb E, carpenter
Lehmann W A, saddlery and harness
Livengood John S, flour and feed Liver John, wagonmaker
Luesley & Walker, butchers
Martin Jeff, feed stable
McCaul J A, attorney at law and real estate agt
McCulloh & Glass, druggists McKee J R, dentist
Moorhead & Collins, hardware and stoves
Muxworthy John, bootmaker " NEMAHA COUNTY REPUB- LICAN," J F Clough editor and propr
Prentice J R, agricultural im- plements
Price J E, grain and stock dealer Robbins Mrs H M, millinery and dressmaking
Russell J E, billiard hall
Sabetha State Bank, Edwin Knowles cashier
Sargent & Coleman, attorneys at law
Sargent W G, attorney at law and notary public
Sherwood & Marshall, drugs and school books
Smith N S, lumber and agricul- tural implements
Stone K M, gen mdse
Tapscott S E & Co, millinery and dressmaking
Tarr & Koehler, general store
Turner L, gen mdse and black- smith
UKELE E, blacksmith and wag- onmaker
Weis A F & J F, butchers
Whittenhall E, land, loan, insur- ance and taxpaying agency
St. Mary's,
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY.
ANDERSON & CO, hardware and groceries
Bank of St Marys, Silas B War- ren & Co
BAUERLEIN & McCORMICK, gen mdse
BAUL HAGAN, attorney at law Boehringer G, barber
Brady John, livery
BROWN J E, agt U PR R and Pacific Express
Buell J F, postmaster
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, J J Welsh propr
COPPENS REV C, S J, pres St Mary's College
Downing Mrs J, propr Pacific House
Fagan James, restaurant and bakery
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer, 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
SULPHURIC ACID
BLUESTONE. THE BLUESTONE and REDUCTION WORKS, Tombstone, A. T.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
596
Kansas-St. Mary's-Salina. ALPHABETICALLY.
Gannon James J, billiards Glasgow S, restaurant
Goldstandt & Cohen, dry goods and clothing
Hammer Henry, meat market Hansan N, bootmaker Hegner H, gen mdse Hortten Wm A, livery and feed stable
Hyner Wm, billiards Iverson J, shoemaker
Keating Jas, harnessmaker Kenney P H, tailor
Keting J, harnessmaker Kirkland P A, real estate Leanard E, billiards
Lareau & Demarais, harness and saddlery
Larocque Ulderic, meat market LEIB REV C J, S J, treas St Mary's College
McHale G H, lumber and im- plements McHale & O'Flannigan, gen mdse
Meister F, hotel Mullin W D, physician
MURPHY REV P A, S J, Chan- cellor St Mary's College
Nolan Patrick, propr St Mary's Hotel
O'Conner P & Co, grain OLSON ELLIOTT G, fire and life insurance and notary pub- lic
OLSON & VLLERICK, drugs and groceries
Pacific House, Mrs J Downing propr
ST MARY'S COLLEGE, Rev C Coppens, S J, pres; Rev P A Murphy, S J, chancellor; Rev C J Leib, S J, treas ; Rev J F X Tehan, S J, sec
" ST MARY'S EXPRESS," John O'Flanagan editor St Mary's Hotel, Patrick Nolan propr
St Mary's Mills, P H McHale propr
Scheloske Joseph, furniture fac- tory and planing mill
SCHLIMM WM, billiard hall SHERIDAN B, gen mdse
SLEGER & HELM, carriage mfr and agricultural imple- ments
TEHAN REV J F X, S J, sec St Mary's College
THOMAS & HATHAWAY, lumber, coal and lime
True W H, drugs and groceries, fire and life insurance
Urbansky A, gen mdse
Yater Miss Nannie, millinery and notions
Salina.
SALINE COUNTY,
Is one of the most important towns of western Kansas, with a population of 3,000 souls. The place is very substantially built for one of its age, and possesses one of the finest school buildings in the State. It is a three-story brick, surmounted by an at- tractive observatory, in which has been placed a town clock. The streets are regularly laid out, running at right angles, and shaded with a uniform growth of shade trees of every variety. There are five news- papers, four English and one Swedish, all of which are pros- perous and ably managed, thus showing the nature of the spirit which permeates the community. Like most of the towns along the line of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, the pretty little city bears evidences on every hand
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-Salina. ALPHABETICALLY.
of improvement. The residences of the leading citizens are tastily and attractively built in roomy and neatly-arranged yards. The health of the place is always good, and its support comes from the agricultural interests. The soil surrounding the place is very rich and productive and the most of it thus far has been sown to grain, though the culti- vation of corn can be profitably engaged in. Vegetables, fruits, hay and cereals of every kind are produced in abundance in ordinary seasons with proper cultivation. It is the county seat of Saline County, 184 miles west of Kansas City. The place is supplied with the usual num- ber of hotels, where good accom- modation can always be had. Business in some branches is overdone, though a short time will afford . opportunities for others who may desire to locate in this section of the State.
" ADVOCATE," D Beebe propr Allen & Auter, hardware
Anderson J, agricultural imple- ments
Ball F O, foundry
Bartlett & Jenkins, butchers
Beebe D, propr " Advocate "
Bell H, physician
Bender & Hamilton, land agts
Berg C, harness
Berg W & M D, furniture and carpets
Bergstrom A, blacksmith
Berks J W, land agt
Bishop, Chace & Gries, notaries public
Bower C E W, confectionery
Bowers P B, millinery
Bratt John, lumber
Briggs H M, notions and fancy goods
Bristol W, barber
Brodin G, cigars
Brown J, blacksmith and wag- onmaker
Burk E J, groceries
Campbell A M, postmaster
Campbell Jas A, drugs
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill, gen mdse
Champlin & Martin, livery
Claflin A M, groceries
Clark Chas A, physician
Clark & Co, proprs the "Weekly Democrat
Clark E W, groceries,
Clarkson W M, livery
Commercial Hotel, W T Perry propr
Conrad & Walton, agricultural implements
Cravens & Braniff, attorneys at law
Crippen & Banks, attorneys at law
Crowley J W, physician
Culp C C, lumber
Davis & Gregg, blacksmiths
Davis H C, harness
Derrington T H, feed
Dickenson E B, blacksmith Dihle R H, harness Douehaner J, confectioner
Eagstrom Aug & Co, drugs Eaton S A, hardware
Eberhard & Sudendorf, lumber
Eckstrand P, shoemaker
Eggelston B F, notions
Faulkner & Wildman, real es- tate
Ferlen & Leksell, gen mdse
Foster John, attorney at law
Frost W, shoemaker
Garver & Bond, attorneys at law
Garvrich M, livery
Geis J & Co, bankers
Goodnow F & Co, flouring mill
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.
597
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.
Gradwohl S, clothing Nickles D E, dentist Grier A T & M H, books and Norton E L, attorney at law and justice of the peace stationery 598 Kansas-Salina. ALPIIABETICALLY. Haehnlen G W, cigars and to- Olson P, carpenter Pacific House, Jeffries & Postle- wait proprs bacco Hale C D, wagonmaker Hanna B J F, proprs " Salina Palmer & Williams, marble works Perrin J B, blacksmith Perry W T, propr Commercial Hotel Herald " Hanna F R, attorney at law Harnes H, cigars Harvey F C, attorney at law Hiller & Whitney, attorneys at Radcliff Bros, hardware law Rash J C & Son, gen mdse Hine A D, boots and shoes Ray Samuel, barber Holmqvist Chas, harness Remington G H, gunsmith Hudson T H G, livery Reynolds D M, painter Robinson J E, grain and mill Rothchild Bros, gen mdse Jeffries & Postlewait, proprs Pa- cific House Jenney J W, physician Rowan Mrs T E, millinery Hyde Chas E, cashier Salina Bank Sale Howard M, drugs Salina Bank, Chas E Hyde Johnson F, merchant tailor cashier Johnson J C, livery Kingman & Rising, coal Klein I, gen mdse Krueger & Parker, blacksmiths "SALINA HERALD," B J F Hanna, propr Lay George J, bakery Libbey C E, photographer Lies F, tailor " SALINE COUNTY JOUR- NAL," M D & L E Lampson proprs Sampson M D & L E, proprs "Saline County Journal " Litowich B A, gen mdse Logan Geo M, fruit, etc Sanden C & E, real estate Sauer G F, boots and shoes Lovitt R A, attorney at law Schuee F M, dentist Marrow A B, wagonmaker Martin & Chapman, painters Maxey L, hotel McCormick E J, tailor Sherrin John, land agt McCoy S S, confectioner Shultz & Wilmarth, carpenters McDaniel T & Son, livery Shute A F, meat market Meade & Son, butchers Schwartz A J & Bro, hardware Seitz P, drugs Shanafeldt J D, photographer Simmons F, brooms Mohler & Cunningham, attor- Solberg G, tailor nevs at law Spivey G W, attorney at law Steck Wm, locksmith Moreland, Dodge & Moore, gen mdse Supple & Lucas, agricultural implements Muir A, blacksmith Murphy Mrs E, millinery Murphy J, shoemaker "SWEDISH HERALD," Swed- ish Stock Co proprs Nave C A, attorney at law Tupper & Cooper, attorneys at Nelson M C, millinery law PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. HOWARD BLACK, CUSTUM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, 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-Sedgwick. ALPHABETICALLY.
599
Tutsch Wm, machinist Warner F, cabinetmaker
Watson P T, groceries Weaver F L, groceries
"WEEKLY DEMOCRAT" (The), Clark & Co proprs Weil W E, wool and hides Wells W S, cigars
Wellslager M J, loan agt
Wheeler W H, blacksmith
Whitehead D & J B, jewelry
Whitehead & Seaman, books and stationery
Wight & Carroll, real estate Wilson D, blacksmith
Wittman E, confectionery
Yungfleisch H C & Co, gen mdse
Ziesler C, shoemaker
Sedgwick,
HARVEY COUNTY.
The second city in size and importance in the county, and one of the prettiest little cities on the Atchison, Topeka & San- ta Fé R. R., is situated at the junction of Sand Creek and the Little Arkansas, about eight miles from the Arkansas River. It had a population in 1880 of 415; the estimated population in 1881 is 550. A railroad from Sedgwick to Halstead is contem- plated. This railroad is much needed, owing to the largely in- creased shipments from this place. Distance from Topeka, 145 miles.
Adams & Foote, proprs flouring mill
Armentrout Miss Jennie, dress- maker Beauchamp Geo W, grocer
Blin C C, blacksmith
Breyfogle J J, painter Caffity S, billiard hall
Commercial Mens', liveryman, A J Wellman the old reliable Congdon W M, pres Citizens' Savings Bank
Congdon W M & Son, lumber and building material
Cox J M, dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes and shipper of country produce
Cox, Wier & Bernard, dry goods, boots and shoes, etc
Cretcher Samuel B, furniture, etc, and undertaker
Day & Rees, blacksmiths and wagonmakers
Dean Harry S & Co, lumber
Dean M G, pastor Congrega- tional Church
Floyd Theo S, physician and sur- geon
Goodel Herbert, postmaster and druggist
Goddard J H, physician and sur- geon
Green Chas E, well borer and driller
Green & Mehew, livery, sale and feed stable
Griffith S D, attorney at law
Hall Wm J, grain and coal
Hall & Willey, dry goods, cloth- ing, etc
Hartman Hugh, wagonmaker Harvey & Robertson, horse sho- ers, blacksmiths and wagon- makers
Hatfield E F, meat market
Hazard Thos R, cashier Citizens' Savings Bank
Ladd L L, groceries
Lamb Jos, photographer Massey J M, gen mdse
Mathis N A, architect builder and Mathis I A, barber
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.
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.
600
Kansas-Sedgwick-Seneca. ALPHABETICALLY.
Maxwell A F, agt A, T & SF RR
Mayo J, physician and drug- gist
Mehew Stephen D, boot and shoemaker
Miller Thos J, physician and sur- geon
Mitchell A, boots and shoes
Morgan Peter M, propr hay press and feed mill
Parks Rufus W, pastor United Brethren
Peavey Moses, propr Commer- cial Hotel
Poet & Blin, blacksmiths
Pollard E E, meat market
Schaefer & Finn, grain and gro- ceries
Shattuck Samuel W, hardware, stoves, tinware and agricultu- ral implements
Steadman Fred C, capitalist
Stone A G, cabinetmaker and carpenter
Watt Bros, meat market
Wellman A J, livery, sale and feed stable
Wesley P P, pastor Methodist Church
Wier & Bernard, groceries, cloth- ing, etc
Wren Daniel, harness, saddlery
Seneca,
NEMAHA COUNTY.
Alexander John, billiard hall Allen S S & Co, groceries and queensware
Anderson & Son, carpenters and washing machine mfrs Andrews C C, jeweler Armsby Sperling, drugs, jew- elry and books
Assenmacher P J, boots and shoes
Bank of Nemaha County, J H Johnston cashier
Bassett R C, attorney at law Behne Joseph, merchant tailor Benfer J Y,, paints, oils and varnishes
Bennett Thomas, saddlery and harness
Blair E H & Co, groceries Buckman C H, gen mdse
Butler W M, foundry and ma- chine shop
Byrne Miss Mary, dressmaker
Campbell S S, carpenter
Clark Albert, carpenter
Clawson G W, attorney at law
Cohen Leopold, gen mdse
Collins T P, livery, feed and sale stables
Conwell & Clawson, attorneys at law
Conwell Simon, attorney at law Cook A A, barber
Curran John F, attorney at law
Drees Wm F, gen mdse
Dumont S S, contractor and builder
Edgerly S J, Seneca Nursery
Emery R M, attorney at law and county attorney
Enderlein & -, billiards
Fabrick D H, restaurant and confectionery
Felt W W, saddlery and har- ness
Firstenberger D J, general store Fischer & Son, carpenters
Fuller H W, patentee of calf weaner
Fuller & Son, hardware and stoves
Gregg Bros, Grain Co Elevator Grollmes Henry, wagonmaker Hardon L A, billiards
Hatch James H, lumber dealer Herold A P, insurance agent
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H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 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-Seneca. 601 ALPHABETICALLY. Hostetter Frank H, wagon shop Scoville C C K, attorney at law and land and loan agt Scoville D, bootmaker Schaaf Charles, butcher Hugo Geo & Sons, stoves and tinware Hunter W R, dentist Jacobs Benj, blacksmith and wagonmaker Schaaf Daniel, lunch room, bak- ery and confectionery Jenkins & Johnson, furniture Schmidt Matthias, bootmaker Schmidt Joseph, butcher and cabinet making Jones Lewis, groceries and pro- Scrofford, Ford & Co, gen mdse Selby & Draney, bakery and grocery visions Johnston Bros, land and insur- ance agts " SENECA COURIER," West E Wilkinson editor and propr SENECA HOUSE, John Kaune Kennard J D, gen mdse propr (see adv) Johnson G W, groceries and pro- visions Keystone Barb Wire Works, Marvin & Tyler proprs "SENECA TRIBUNE," A J Felt editor and propr King Samuel, blacksmith Knowles & Son, millers Sitterly Abram, carpenter PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. G. U. WICKSON, 819 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES. LANHAM S M & H H, pianos, organs and sewing machines Larew J H, barber Lesh J F, physician Smith & Eichenlaub, boots and shoes Smith Guy, livery, sale and feed stable Martin & Jenkins, hard and soft Smith's hotel, T B Collins propr Smith Jos R & Son, harness and Martin N H & Co, lumber saddles coals McGowen J F, saddlery and Snyder A, physician harness Spears J W, blacksmith McGowen L J, gen store State Bank of Kansas, Willis Brown cashier Mckay D B, druggist and book- seller Stein Matthias, furniture and MCNEAL & HAYES, physi- cians undertaking Sterling Edward, livery and sale stable Nelson & Wilson, stoves, hard- ware and agricultural imple- Stilson O H, real estate broker Stirk M E, pumps and bored wells ments Nemaha County Land and Loan Co, George W Clawson sec Stone A L, lumber Nemaha Valley Creamery, J A Taylor & Gallaway, gen mase Gilchrist propr Taylor J P, attorney at law and Nevill James, agts Danforth's Burning Fluid, fluid stoves land agt Troughton W F, physician Pribil Frank, bootmaker Potter H J, butcher Vohs Arnold, blacksmithing and farm implements Purnelle H J, photographer Raffo A A, restaurant Scollay Mrs S M, millinery and dressmaking Wells Abijah, attorney at law Wells & Curran, attorneys at law Wells W R, gunsmith
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
916 Broadway, bet. Sth and 9th, Oakland.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
602
Kansas-Seneca-Severy. ALFHABETICALLY.
Williams G W, stoves, hardware, tinware and agricultural im- plements
Williams J H, gen mdse WILSON HOUSE, Charles E Wilson propr
S. M. & H. H. LANHAM, DEALERS IN
Pianos and Organs,
Have three Houses-one in Nebraska and two in Kansas. Our trade extends to Salt Lake. Will duplicate St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City or Omaha Retail prices, and give 5 per cent. discount.
Seneca, Kansas.
S. M. & H. H. LANHAM.
SENECA HOUSE, JOHN KAUNE, Proprietor, SENECA, NEMAHA COUNTY,
KANSAS.
Is situated in the business center of the town, and furnishes good accommo- dations at low rates.
DRS. MeNEAL & HAYES,
PHYSICIANS SURGEONS,
SENECA, NEMAHA COUNTY, KANSAS.
Severy, GREENWOOD COUNTY,
Is a town of 500 inhabitants, in the southern part of the coun- ty, at the crossing of the How- ard branch of the A., T. & S. Fé system and the St. Louis and San Francisco R. R. Thus it has a direct outlet by rail north, south, east and west. Distance from Topeka, 124 miles.
Beecher J W, coal dealer Bethel Mrs M J, restaurant and confectionery Black H, groceries, notions and tobacco
Bowlin Bros, livery, feed and sale stable
Brown S A & Co, grain, lumber, coal, etc
Butts & Cottrell, livery stable Casner P, tinware mfr Clark Bros, druggists Custer J C, carpenter and con- tractor Deford C H, gen mdse Dittemore & Dunning, milliners Dixon S A, wagonmaker Enterkine J, groceries, queens- ware, etc Evans Job, hardware Finch B B, dry goods, notions, clothing, hats, caps, boots and shoes
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-Severy-Solomon City. 603
ALPHABETICALLY.
Gibson M F, law, loan, real es- tate and collection office
Johnson W E, harness, saddlery and carriage trimming Johnson E D, fresh and salt meats
Kaler & Bro, meat market Kirwin W H, barber
Lock Rev I N, pastor Congrega- tional Church
Long J M, justice of the peace, notary public and loan agt
Lybarger Simon, drugs, chemi - cals, oils, etc, and postmaster Maloy H, groceries, dry goods Nichols S M, hotel
Oddy Wm, propr Commercial Hotel
Reed Bros, masons
Robert Henry, jewelry
Small O V, dry goods, clothing, etc
Souders T J, furniture
Swegle R Z, carpenter and con- tractor
"THE PIONEER," Gettys & Drake pubs
Tomlinson A R, blacksmith
Wells J B & Son, proprs Pacific Hotel Weir House, Weir & Whitten- hall proprs
Silver Lake,
SHAWNEE COUNTY,
A station on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, ten miles west of To- peka.
Brannen C A, blacksmith CASWELL D E, billiard hall Cleveland L C, agt U PR R COCHRAN WM, boots and shoes Deisen J L & Co, gen mdse Flynn J K, harnessmaker
GREENSPAN SIMON, gen bro- ker
HATHAWAY D J, mgr for J Thomas & Co JOHNSTON S B, carriage and wagonmaking, gen black- smithing
Little & Cutbirth, groceries
Magill A G, physician and drug- gist
OLIVER HOUSE AND LIV-
ERY. J J Oliver propr
Palmer F, shoemaker
Pelley P, meat market
Pratt A, gen mdse
SILVER LAKE CITY MILLS, Matson, Heslet & Co proprs Smith E, barber
Thomas F W, postmaster
Thompson Ed, gen mdse
Thompson & Son, gen mdse
WOOLVERTON A B, physician and surgeon
WOOLVERTON BROS, drugs, paints and oils Worden & Hardy, hardware
Solomon City,
DICKINSON COUNTY,
Is a station on the Kansas Pa- cific Railroad, 151 miles west of Kansas City, with a population of 700 souls. Although located in one of the richest agricultural sections of the State, from some unexplained reason, there is an absence of that activity and im- provement which characterizes a majority of the adjacent towns. A great deal of grain is shipped from this point every year, which is spoken of by dealers as being of a superior character, while the flour made from it is
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.
ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS! 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
604
Kansas-Solomon City. ALPHABETICALLY.
Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK- SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS.
very fine indeed. Until quite recently the place was without a paper, but the Wilson Brothers of Chicago, have established a very creditable sheet, which is called the Solomon City Sentinel, and which may become one of the fixed institutions, since the firm are made of material that push their " cherished objects " to a successful termination. The
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