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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.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
775
Sentous M, saloon, 6 Los Ange- les
Sepulbeda Jose P, saloon, 46 Upper Main
Sepulveda Ygnacio, superior judge
Seymour & Co, gen mdse, 133 Main
Shaffer John, mfr tents, wagon covers, etc, 68 Alameda
Sharp & Bloeser, furniture and carpets, 141 Main
SHELDON C E, dentist, 16 Downey Block
Shorb A S, physician, 69 Spring SIEGEL H, gents' furnishing goods, 56 Main
Simmonds H W, blacksmith, Spring
Simon F, barber, 161 Alameda SISSON, WALLACE & CO, G
W Van Vorst mgr, gen mdse, 820 and 822 San Fernando Skinner -, carpenter, 4 First SLANEY WM, dealer in boots and shoes and bootmaker, 161 Main
SLAUSON J S, pres Los An- geles County Bank, cor Spring and Temple
Slotterbeck Henry, guns, pistols, etc, 77 Main
SMITH, BROWN & HUTTON, attorneys at law, 91-93 Temple Block
Smith George H, attorney at law, 88-90 Temple Block
SMITH HENRY M, attorney at law, 91-93 Temple Block Smith H M, real estate, money and stock broker, 2 and 3 Allen Block
Smith & Hupp, attorneys at law, 38-40 Temple Block
SMITH JW, coffee house, 8 Com- mercial Smith Mrs K, hair worker, 60 Spring
Smith Thomas H, attorney at law, 38-40 Temple Block Smurr C F, agt SPRR Solomon B, tailor, 17 Commer- cial
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANS-
FER CO, C J Glover, 1 Spring SPENCE E F, pres First Na- tional Bank, 68 Main
SPERL ANTON, blacksmith, 160 Main
Stengel Louis J, nurseryman and florist, New Los Angeles
Stephens Albert M, attorney at law, 4-6 Temple Block Stephens D G, livery stable, cor Temple and New High
STEPHENS WM D, attorney at law, 85 Temple Block
STEPHENSON WALTER D,
attorney at law and notary public, 8 Temple Block
Stevens & Millard, wind-mills and tanks, Second
Stevenson H J, surveyor, Dow- ney Block
STOLL CH, tailor, 19} Com- mercial
Stoll H W, Los Angeles Soda Works
Stoll S, books, stationery and news, 9 Spring
Stovell Thos, planing mill, 93 Spring
Stowell N W, mfr cement pipe, 663 Main
Stratton L M, attorney at law, 9 Temple Block
Strobridge T W, propr St Charles Hotel, 46 Main
Strohm Thos, groceries, 63 First, STUHR HENRY, supt Keller's Wine and Brandy Mfy, cor Aliso and Alameda
"SUED -- CALIFORNISCHE POST " (weekly), Conrad Ja- coby editor and propr, 74 Main
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Pig Iron and English Joke, 118 and 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.
Summerland Theo, insurance broker, McDonald Block Susand O L, barber shop and 776 baths, 55 Main Vabensnela Mrs C, fruits, can- dies, etc, 37 Commercial Vache Freres, wholesale liquors, California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY. cor Los Angeles and Commer- Susskind Henry, clothing, 120 Main cial VALDER J A, pictures and frames, 42 Spring Sweetser E H, watches and jew- elry, cor Spring and Court Valla & Tononi, mfrs wines and brandies, cor Alameda and Olvera Taylor Mrs S, millinery, 135 Main Temple Block, junction of Main Van Briesen Victor, saloon, junction Alameda and Main and Spring Teran Jesus, butcher shop, Span- ishtown VAN VORST G W, mgr for Sis- son, Wallace & Co, 820 and 822 San Fernando Velasco & Co, barbers, 7 Com- mercial Thayer & Graham, real estate brokers, 29 Spring Thorn Cameron E, attorney at law, 4-6 Temple Block Venable J W, county assessor Vickery & Hinds, meat market, 122 Main Thompson Len J & Co, grocer- ies, 36 Spring Thom & Stephens, attorneys at Vidal & Castillon, watchmakers and jewelers, 17 Main Vignolo & Son, groceries, 108 Main law, 4-6 Temple Block Tilley John, barber, Court Toal Frank, horseshoer, 97 Spring Villa & Chamberlain, meat mar- ket, 75 Spring Toberman J R, city mayor, 27 Spring Wagenbach Chas, dyeing and scouring, 131 Spring Walsh M C, lodgings, 16 Com- mercial TRAFFORD J, attorney at law, 72 Tempie Block Troconiz J, dry goods and cloth- ing, 73 Spring Walton Thomas J, mgr Dotter & Bradley's branch, 131 Main Wangeman Bros, musical mer- chandise, 58 Spring Truesdell Geo E, fruits, candies, etc, 24 Commercial TULLIS W B. watches and jewelry and watchmaker, 10 WARNER J J, notary public, 43 Temple Block Spring (see adv) Tuthill W H, agt Singer Mfg "WEEKLY EXPRESS," James Ayers editor and publisher, 23 Spring Co, 28 Spring Ulrich Geo, saloon, 112 Los An- geles Weihs A, bootmaker, 6 Com- mercial UNITED STATES HOTEL Hammel & Denker proprs, cor Weiner Henry C, clothing, 73 Main Main and Requena U S LAND OFFICE, Charles R Johnson register, J W Hav- erstick receiver, McDonald Block Weinhold R, florist and nursery- man, 71 Spring Weiser John, watchmaker, 34 Main PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
Wilson John, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 160 Main Wells G Wiley, attorney at law Western Union Telegraph Co, cor Arcadia and Main Wilson Robt N C, attorney at law, 1 Spring Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, Wm Pridham agt, cor Main and Market Wilson C A, millinery and fancy goods, 52 Main Wetterauer Mrs P, saloon, cor Winston J B, physician and health officer, Downey Block Winter Miss H M, dressmaker, 168 Main Elmira and San Fernando Wheeler John O, deputy clerk supreme court, 58 Main WHEELER & WILSON SEW- ING MACHINE, NEW NO 8, Wise Martin, saloon, Court Wohlers Frank, barber, 67 E C Glidden agt, 127 Main Spring White G, attorney at law, 49 WOLLWEBER THEO, drug- gists, 59 Main Temple Block White Seth, blacksmith, Temple WOOD F W (Judson, Gillette & above New High Gibson), McDonald Block White S M, attorney at law, 11- Woodhead & Gay, fruits and seeds, 46 Spring 13 Temple Block Wickersham I, livery and feed stable, and hay and wood, 83 Spring Woodworth J J, groceries, 14 Main WOOLLACOTT HENRY J, Wicks M G, notary public, 86 wholesale and retail liquor dealer, 40 Spring and 87 Temple Block WICKS M L, attorney at law, Wright E T, civil engineer and surveyor, Downey Block 86 and 87 Temple Block Widney J P, physician, Downey YARNELL, CAYSTILE & MATHES, Mirror Printing Office and book bindery and proprs " Los Angeles Mirror " WIDNEY W W & S A, gen- eral variety and California Novelty Store, 132 Main Yerba B A, county auditor Young J W, groceries, 109 Aliso Zabaleta P, bootmaker, 20 Com- mercial Block WIDNEY R M, attorney at law, 64 Main Wiebecke Mrs E, varieties, 45 First Zelner Professor, music teacher, 91 Spring Williams Mrs P A, ladies' hair- dresser, 127 Spring Zens John, livery stable, 136 Williams & Star, saloon and Main oyster, cor Commercial and Zrimaud J, saloon, 4 Alviso Main FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE. O ducation Practical and Business Pursuits at the Los Angeles Business College. W. La FETRA, Principal. PACIFIC PRESS. PRINTERS ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS. Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
777
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, G. G. WIC
Market Street, S F. SPECIALTIES.
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
778
California-Los Angeles.
A. L. BATH,
MANUFACTURER OF Wagons, Los Angeles Gang Plows, AND
Russell & Co's
PATENT
HOLLOW TOOTH
HARROWS.
No. 108 Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
GEORGE N. LOCKWOOD, CONSTABLE AND
COLLECTOR
79 Temple Block, Justice Fisher's Office, Los Angeles, Cal. Commissions promptly attended to and Returns made.
A. H. Judson, F. A. Gibson,
J. W. Gillette, F. W. Wood.
LAW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE
OF JUDSON, GILLETTE & GIBSON, Rooms 1, 2, 13 & 14, McDonald Block, LOS ANGELES, CAL. Abstracts and Certificates of Titles Furnished for any Real Property in Los Angeles County. F. A. GIBSON, Notary Public.
E. F. KYSOR. OCTAVIUS MORGAN.
KYSOR & MORGAN, ARCHITECTS
No. 8 McDonald's Block, LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Plans, Specifications and Estimates furnished on reasonable terms.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS
Twelfth and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal.
779
California-Los Angeles.
EDWIN BAXTER,
Attorney Counsellor at Lan
ROOMS 32 and 33 BAKER BLOCK, Los Angeles, Cal.
Attends to Collections, Land Titles, Settlement of Estates. Practices in all State and United States Courts.
E. W. PRATT. P. G. T. ALTZSCHNER.
California VINEGAR WORKS, E. W. PRATT & CO., Proprietors.
65 Los Angeles Street, corner of Requena, Los Angeles, Cal. MANUFACTURERS OF
CIDER, WINE & MALT VINEGAR
All Vinegar manufactured by the California Works is entirely free from poison, acids or other injurious substances.
OUR DOUBLE AND TRIPLE WINE VINEGAR
Is of High Proof and Superior Quality. A great Saving of Freight is realized, as one gallon will make two and three-quarter gallons of full strength Table vinegar. P. O. Box 437.
CHAS. C. CHEESEBROUGH, MANUFACUTRER OF
CARS
AND DEALER IN Imported Key West Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff and Pipes. Factory 29 Spring St., opp. Court House, and Cigar Store in Post-office Block, Spring Street, LOS ANGELES, CAL. Proprietor of Factory, No. 204, First Dist .. State of California, 29 Spring St.
Kansas Cit Hotel.
Opposite Union Depot, Los Angeles, Cal.
Passenger Eating Station. All Trains Stop for Meals. Parlor Sitting Room for Ladies and Gentlemen awaiting Trains.
MASSEY & HECHTMAN, Proprietors.
All Trains arrive and depart from this House. Street Cars to all parts of the City. Lunches put up for Passengers.
780
California-Los Angeles.
C. S. HASTINGS, ELECTRICAL PHYSICIAN
Odd Fellows' Building, over Post-office, LOS ANGELES, CAL.
NEW
YORK BREWER
LAUTH & STECKER, NEW YORK BREWERY
The Clearest, Purest and Most Brilliant Lager Beer in California. The Celebrated Beer from this Brewery defies competition in the State.
W. B. TULLIS,
DEALER IN
SILVERWARE
Engraving XI
LOCKS
A Practical
JEWELRY
A Specialty.
ELGGIN
Watchmaker
DANCE CO
Spectacles and Fancy Goods.
Goods Sold Engraved Free of Charge.
No. 10 Spring Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
781
California-Los Angeles.
Capacity 300 BBLS. Per Day.
LOS ANGELES MILLS
.
BAKERS
XXXX LANKERSHIM & CO
Parties wishing a first-class article of
FL
UR
EITHER FOR BAKERS' OR FAMILY USE, WILL FIND IT IN THE ABOVE BRAND.
Three First Premiums in California, and Honorable Mention at New Mexico Exposition
Sold in all towns in Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties and on the Line of the A., T. & S. F., New Mexico and Texas, and Southern Pacific R. R., of Arizona.
Also, MEALS, GROUND BARLEY AND BRAN, Special rates to the trade,-in car loads for Arizona, New Mexico aud Texas.
Address, LANKERSHIM & CO., Box 745 Los Angeles, Cal.
782 California-Los Angeles.
WM. H. PERRY. W. WOODWORTH. PERRY, WOODWORTH & CO.,
S. H. MOTT.
STEAM
Sawing, Planing and Moulding Mills,
AT THEIR LUMBER YARDS,
76 Commercial Stre t, Los Angeles, Cal.
DEALERS IN
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS, PLASTER, HAIR, &c.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, and Cut and Turned Work of all Descriptions.
THE NONPAREIL MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
LAZENBY & O'NEILL. PROPRIETORS.
80
Spring Street,
Bet. First and Second,
80
Box 881, LOS ANGELES, CAL: Manufacturers of and Dealers in Monuments, Tablets, Head Stones, Mantels, &c.
First-Class Work warranted at Moderate Rates. FRANK EDGERLY, Agent.
The OLDEST BUSINESS HOUSE in Los Angeles.
The PIONEER SADDLE & HARNESS Manufactory of S. C. FOY, (Established 1854.)
Is still at the old stand, No. 17 Los Angeles Street, where he still makes a Specialty of those Celebrated FOY SADDLES AND SADDLE TREES. He also manufactures and keeps on hand all kinds of harness, from lightest buggy to heaviest team, and has the largest and best assortment of Saddlery on the coast south of San Francisco, consisting of Collars, Whips, Bridles, Spurs, etc. Also, Harness, Saddle and Sole Leather of the best brands.
TENTS, WAGON COVERS, etc., on hand and made to order.
.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
California-Madera-Martinez. ALPHABETICALLY.
783
Madera,
FRESNO COUNTY.
Brown C E, drugs
Comstock & Lane, saw-mill Cramer Mrs A, restaurant Cunningham T & J, butchers Dettlebach J B, gen mdse Edwards D F, blacksmith Foster J Frank, hotel Jessen S, hotel
Kirkland B S, saloon
Mace R. P, hotel
Madera Flume and Lumber Co, gen mdse Moller John, saloon Moore & Co, gen mdse Slaven Henry, hotel Velie A T, wagonmaker Whitson J E, varieties Williams H S, gen mdse
Martinez,
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
A pleasant town situated on the Cental Pacific Railroad op- posite Benicia, about thirty-three miles from San Francisco, in a fine agricultural country. It contains about 1,500 inhabitants and is a great resort for holiday folks from the larger cities. Stage to Pacheco, Concord and Clayton daily.
Alhambra Hotel, Josiah Sturges propr Bailhache M H, justice of the peace Bank of Martinez, L I First pres, W M Hale cashier
BENNETT S J, livery, feed and sale stable Billiard and wine parlor, M Lawless propr
Blum & Alexander, groceries and hardware
Bolton Wm, physician
Borchers Henry, Eureka Saloon BOWIE G W, attorney at law Briare Restaurant
Brown Thos A, judge of the superior court of Contra Costa County
Calhan D, furniture
Carpenter D S, tax collector Contra Costa County
Cattaneo G, restaurant
Centennial Hotel, David Rowell propr CHASE ELI R, district attorney Contra Costa County
"CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE," Bunker & Porter proprs
"CONTRA COSTA NEWS," Cranna W R propr and editor DARBY J D, county auditor, A J Soto, deputy auditor
Dohrman H G F, restaurant
Douglas W J, tobacco and gro- ceries
Fish & Blum, grain dealers
GAFT W A J, constable and collector
Hathaway R B, treasurer Con- tra Costa County
HILLER E W, deputy assessor Contra Costa County
Hiller & Johnson, undertakers HOEY JAMES, groceries and provisions and gen mdse · Houghs W J, Depot Saloon James O F, postmaster Jewett J M, blacksmithing JOHNSON'S LIVERY STABLE Jones Joseph P, notary public MAHAN D P, sheriff of Contra Costa County
Martinez A M, shaving saloon MARTINEZ BAKERY, W C Thiele propr McCann J, Bank Exchange McGuire F, saloon
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Chase River and Sydney Coal, 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 3, San Francisco, Cal.
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. -
McMahon T A, county sur- SMITH & JOHNSON, saloon Stewart J, groceries and pro- 784 visions veyor, Contra Costa County MILLER C ED, county recorder MILLS & JONES, attorneys at law Moore J S, dentist Morgan Bros, hardware and tin- smiths Nelson A P, shoemaker California-Martinez. ALPHABETICALLY. Superior Court, L C Witten- myer clerk Tinning W S, attorney at law Tormey John, butcher Torres M S, deputy clerk supe- rior court Newberg & Gartley, gen mdse WARMCASTLE & BOWIE, PLUMB B K, jeweler and watchmaker WARMCASTLE F M, attorney at law Potter Bros, Haugh's Hotel Rack H, butcher attorneys at law Weiss I, gen mdse ROBERTS W C, merchant tailor Wells, Fargo's Express, L A Sherman agts Sequi Joseph, shaving saloon Sherman G A, drugs and sta- tionery Slater. B F, harnessmaker Yoakum G W & Co, Martinez Market Smith F M, real estate agt Williams Francis, deputy sheriff Contra Costa County S. J. BENNETT, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, MARTINEZ, CAL. Conveyances of all Kinds for Hire. First-Class Coaches for Monte Diablo Direct. Special Attention given to TRANSIENT HORSES. 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, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
Try the COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
Conducted on the European Plan.
California-Merced. ALPIIA BETICALLY.
785
Merced,
MERCED COUNTY,
Is a post-office and county seat, situated in a delightful agricultural district of the San Joaquin Valley, containing a population of 3,000. It is quite a point of embarkation for the Yosemite Valley, and is a pros- perous, thriving town. It is on the Visalia branch of the South- ern Pacific R. R., fifty-eight miles from Lathrop.
Abrams Gus, gen mdse Adrian Geo, hairdresser
American Exchange Hotel, Nel- son Rolfe propr
ARNOLDY C, wagonmaker Asher I, hairdresser
Banks & Bedeson, butchers BANNISTER J C, furniture Barry P, saloon
Bates Samuel C, pres Merced Bank
Bearwald H & Bros, stoves and tinware
Berry John, saloon
Blackburn J O, attorney at law
Blakely Edw, supt Merced Gas Co
Bloss H A, propr El Capitan Hotel
Bradley L H, physician
Branson & Bancroft, stoves and tinware
Breen N, carpenter and gun-
Brown S M, market and com- mission merchant
Casaceia A R, gen mdse
Cassacia A R, propr Colombo Restaurant
Clough A G, furniture
Colombo Restaurant, A R Cas- sacia propr
Cookley Miss Annie, dressmak- ing Corley & Manchester, black- smithing
Cosmopolitan Hotel, M F Moran propr
Cross Geo D, watchmaker and jeweler
Cruise M, bootmaker
DAUCHY A H, watchmaker and jeweler
Delon M, brewery and saloon Dixon E F, druggist
EAGLE HOTEL, Mrs P B King propr
Edwards Mrs E J, millinery
Edwards J E, photograph gal- lery
EGAN P C, saloon
Ehat A A, paint shop
El Capitan Hotel, H A Bloss propr
Evans Chas E, propr Merced House
Fahey Wm, propr Tuolumne Hotel
Farmer's Canal Co, S W Geis sec
Farrar Frank H, attorney at law
FISCHEL JACOB, furnishing goods
France Mrs Kate, lodging house, and saloon
Gardner W C, attorney at law Garvin J M, books and station- ery
Geis S W, attorney at law
Goldman M, gen mdse
Griffin P, saloon
Grogen B, saloon
Hall Thos, hairdresser
Harrington & McErlane, saloon
HARRIS BROS, proprs " Mer- ced Star
HOWELL W L. " Merced
3 Weekly Express
Huffman C H, grain dealer
-
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD will Make Hens Lay.
319 Market Street. San Francisco Sold by the Trade. or address G. G. WICKSON,
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. 1 smith
GHAS. R. ALLEN, Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
50
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
786
California-Merced. ALPHABETICALLY.
bet. Sth and yth, Oakland.
If you want your Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, Pressed and made as good as New, call at 916 B'd'y,
Hull T C, confectionery Hunter A M, blacksmith
Isaacs Geo E, planing mill and lumber yard
JACKMAN EDWARD, attorney at law Jacobs E, butcher JACOBS, SIMON & CO, gen mdse Killion L F, saloon
KING MRS P B, propr Eagle Hotel
King Samuel A, postmaster KOCHER J, stoves and hard- ware
Lagomarsino A, groceries
Landram C, books and jewelry Langbein R, hairdresser Law J K, attorney at law Law T C, attorney at law Lee Geo P, physician
Leeker H W, propr Eureka Sta- bles
Leeson Jos, bootmaker
Lewis & Naffziger, blacksmith- ing and wagonmaking Ludescher Joseph, tailor Mariposa Hotel, Mrs E Smithy propr Marks Chas H, attorney at law Mashineyer J A, saddles and harness McClenathan M, El Capitan Stables
McCoy J F & Co, carriage painter
McCready ER, marble works McDonald Wm, blacksmith McInerney Mrs Mary, gen mdse Merced Bank, Samuel C Bates pres Merced Gas Co, Edw Blakely supt Merced House, Chas E Evans propr MERCED SECURITY SAV- INGS BANK, Elias Perkins pres
MERCED STAR," Harris Bros proprs
" MERCED WEEKLY EX- PRESS, W L Howell propr Moran M F, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel
Muller John, blacksmith
Murphy & De Laney, fruit dealer
Murray P R, wagonmaker
Nelson Rolfe, propr American Exchange Hotel
NOZIGLIA LOUIS, groceries, produce, etc
Olcese & Garibaldi, gen mdse and commission merchants
OLIVER W O, carpenter and wagonmaker
O'Toole J, groceries
Packer E A, saloon
Packerman & Co, dry goods
PERKINS ELIAS, pres Merced Security Savings Bank Pierce Ike, livery stable Reidy J L, dry goods REILLY & DWYER, saloon
REUTER GEO, hairdresser and baths
Robertson J W, attorney at law Rosenthal A, tailor
Rowan G W, dry goods
Salter Mrs A G, dressmaking
Sanguinetti Janie, cigars and tobacco
Sawyer Bros, butchers Searing Chas, livery stable Sell Wm F, agt W U Tel Co Silman W L, livery stable
SIMON & KEOGH, lumber yard Smith J C & Co, saloon and res- taurant
Smithy Mrs E, propr Mariposa Hotel SOHLKE J A, Pioneer Drug Store Spangenberg E A, groceries Sproule I H, agt CPRR Tel Co
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; Apartmenta New, Spacious, First- Class; very Sunny N. W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal.
California-Merced-Modesto. ALPHABETICALLY.
787
SULPHURIC ACID
Stanton Mrs J, bakery Alexander & Brown, grain and commission Tobin Edward, wagonmaker Tuolumne Hotel, Wm Fahey Van Horn & Gerstle, groceries, Anaya F, hairdresser Ward R H, attorney at law propr Anaya Felix, blacksmith and wagonmaker Archambeautt Mrs F, Eureka Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, S C Bates agt Boarding House Beal & Ring, saloon Williams Miss Kate, millinery Bickman J B, saloon and dressmaking . Boudreau Y H, watchmaker and jeweler Wilson N H, jeweler Zirker M, tobacco and cigars Bradford H L, editor " Modesto Semi-Weekly Strawbuck " Branch L C propr, Modesto Gas Works Midway, Braum M, brewery BRIGGS & SEMPLE, gen mdse ALAMEDA COUNTY. Brown M B, butcher Carstens Mary, grocer Brown Wm, photographer Haera F, hotel Brusie & Co, dry goods and clothing Burney Jas, justice of the peace and real estate Byrum & Pereira, blacksmiths Modesto, Cairns Miss P, fancy goods Chapman J J, stoves and tin- STANISLAUS COUNTY, ware Is a thriving agricultural town Christ H, bakery of 1,500 inhabitants. Its loca- Clark Miss C T, dressmaker tion in the San Joaquin Valley Clayes S R, druggist both as a place of residence and Claypool N, saloon of business is most desirable,since Cleveland & Hardesty, under- takers it has been proven that the soil's capabilities of production are Coffin Wm, bootmaker superior and the sanitary fea- tures most favorable. It is a well-built place, regularly laid Coldwell T A, attorney at law out, and the commercial empo- Coleman & Newman, saloon rium of the county. The Court Cressey A L, pres Modesto Bank Cutting D C, hair store House is a pretty building, and the square is made attractive by the presence of flowers and shrubbery. It is on the South- ern Pacific Railroad, eighteen DAVIS W H, justice of the peace DAWSON MRS ANNIE, Mo- ADAMS M, carpenter and desto Steam Laundry builder DECKER W W, saloon miles from Lathrop. Cohen W, dry goods and cloth- ing Dallas & Robinson, livery stable Davis & Cilley, blacksmith and carriagemaking 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, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
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California-Modesto. ALPHABETICALLY.
Incubators, Egg Food. Bone Meal, etc., etc. Address G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
POULTRY BREEDERS' SUPPLIES.
Derby E M & Co, Modesto Lum- ber Yard
Dettelbach J D, gen mdse De Zoe & Riggs, furniture Doblin J D, variety store Donkin W A, stoves and tin- ware Drullard T W, dentist
Ducker & Casebolt, saloon and restaurant
Duncan Moses, hotel
Dunning Mrs N, millinery
Eastin Č W, attorney at law Ellert & Co, sign painter Engelhart P, blacksmith Estin & Light, saloon Eureka Boarding House, Mrs F Archambeautt propr Evans C W, physician Farish & Mallony, groceries
Ferry T W, postmaster Fregoso F, carriage painter Gallo P J, hairdresser
Garner B B, saloon
GILBERT & BENNETT, plan- ing mill Gilbert I E & Co, gen mdse Gilmour A A, physician Givens W J, carriage painter GRADA & JALARA, proprs Lis- bon Hotel Granger W W, druggist Greenleaf S, watchmaker and jeweler Grimcaum B & Co, gen mdse Grollman Wm, saddles and har- ness Gross Geo, variety store Hammer A, saloon HARTER & CORBETT, grocer- ies and provisions
HARTER JAMES, blacksmith and wagonmaker Hartley A, blacksmith and wa- gonmaker Hays J H, boots and shoes Hovey Theo, cigars and hair- dresser
Howell J H & Bro, liquor deal- er's
Husband D S, saloon
Husband Mrs D A, millinery
Hyslop J B, blacksmith and wagonmaker
James H G & Co, butchers JEFTS · A, watchmaker and jeweler Jiran W, tailor Joaquin M, hairdresser
JOHNSON & HAZEN, attorneys at law
Johnson J, boots and shoes
Jones Mrs B R, boarding house Kemp H, photographer
KNOWLES & SON, proprs Par- adise Flouring Mills
Lane T M, constable
Leet B, agt sewing machines
LISBON HOTEL, Grada & Ja- lara proprs
Loventhal I S & Co, gen mdse Maddux & Simmons, attorneys at law
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