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Maddux & Taylor, gen mdse
Marks J, tailor
May J C, gen mdse
May R, tailor
Maxwell Chas, Modesto Flouring Mills
McClure Jas, saloon
Mckinney E, engineer Modesto Water Works
McLean S M, physician Medina Frank, saloon
Medley P H, books and station- ery Meinecke F, soda works
Merry L, propr Merry Hotel Minor W O, attorney at law and district attorney Moad JN, dentist
MODESTO LUMBER CO, J Warner mgr " MODESTO STRAWBUCK," (semi-weekly) H L Bradford editor
H. WACHHORST
Has a Magnificent Assortment of Chains, Chatelains, etc. No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-Modesto-Monterey. ALPHABETICALLY.
789
MODESTO STEAM LAUN- DRY, Mrs Annie Dawson Modesto Water Works, E Mc- Kinney engineer
"MODESTO HERALD" (week- ly), A E Wagstaff propr Monotti A, groceries and fruit Morris Moses, hides and wool Nash Jas H, restaurant
Nash J P, dry goods and cloth- ing
NEWMAN & WALTHALL, real estate Pacheco Frank, hairdresser
PARADISE FLOURING
MILLS, Knowles & Son proprs Patterson C D, livery stable
PERKINS ISAAC, hardware and agricultural implements PLANING MILL, Gilbert & Bennett
Plato D & G D, gen mdse
Porter W N, agt C P R R, and W U Tel Co
Prentiss J W, propr Hotel Prentiss
Probst Ernst, saloon
Ray D, physician
Rice W H, physician
Ross Frank, livery stable
ROSS HOUSE, J C Traner propr Ross W G, constable
Rost A F, stoves and tinware St John's Hotel, Mrs E F Thompson propr
Schell & Treat, law office
SEELY & DREW, boots, shoes and glove factory Shiran A, blacksmith
Simon John, butcher Sorensen & Peterson, brewery
Spencer J D, propr Stanislaus " News" (weekly) Spindle & Freitas, hairdressers Squires Mrs M C, millinery and dressmaking
Stanislaus House, M Duncan propr
"STANISLAUS NEWS" (week- ly), J D Spencer propr
STONE E T, attorney at law Stuart J W, saloon
Surbaugh & McGinnes, drug- gists Swain J F, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Thompson Mrs E F, St Johns' Hotel
TRANER J C, propr Ross House Tregea Wm, saddles and harness Turner G, agt Modesto Grange Warehouse
Turner W E, attorney at law
Wagstaff A E, propr Modesto weekly " Herald"
Wallace & McLane, livery stable Walters F K tailor
Warner & Blois, shooting gal- lery
WARNER JOHN, mgr Modesto Lumber Co
Weaver & Wilhite, tobacco and stationery
Weil B, dry goods and clothing Wilhite W J, physician
Williams J S, druggist and sta- tionery
WOLLNER JACOB, wool, hides and grain
WOOD & TURNER, hardware and agricultural implements Wright C C, attorney at law
Mohave,
KERN COUNTY.
Cohn & Alexander, gen mdse Watson Robert, hotel
Monterey, MONTEREY COUNTY, Is one of the most interesting
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor Twelfth and West Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
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The J. M BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS 653 and 655 Market St , San Francisco
" towns because of its historical, scenic and climatic attractions, in the United States. It is reached via Southern Pacific and Monterey and Salinas Valley branch of the S. P. R. R. and the Pacific Coast or Whitelaw 790 steamers-137} miles by the former and eighty-five miles by the latter route. MONTEREY ARGUS," Ru- bell & Hedges proprs Monterey House, Mrs C Bird propr Norton J B, gen mdse PRINZ H, lumber dealer Pyburn W H, saloon Rodriguez A, gen mdse Rodriguez Chas H California-Monterey-Niles. ALPHABETICALLY, RUBELL & HEDGES, proprs ST CHARLES: HOTEL, R C Wornes propr Sanchez Andel, blacksmith Sanchez Bros, saloon Smidt E H, gen mdse " Monterey Argus Albrego & Co, gen mdse Alexander W M, dry goods and clothing Borden J B, gen mdse Canet Victor, saloon 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. Chaine A, restaurant and sa- loon SNIVELY J B, agt W, F & Co, and W U Tel Co, and gen mdse Chippe G B, saloon Cole H S, gen mdse Tibbetts Wm, saloon Crotipassi I, varieties Whitcomb Bros, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Wolters M, livery stable WORNES R C, propr St Charles Hotel Davis N, saloon DUTRA ANTONIO, saloon and feed yard Errin E P, liquors GILMAN J C, Monterey Livery stable Goldstein A, gen mdse Gomez Felipe, postmaster Mound Station, Hadsell & Reed, druggists Hampton O, propr Hampton SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY. Smith A, blacksmith House Heintz J P E, surgeon and ob- stetrician Jackson & Burgess, lodging and varieties James W W, tinner and plum- Niles, ber Keating A C, druggist ALAMEDA COUNTY, Koffle Solomon, saloon A station on the C. P. R. R., also a junction of the San Jose branch. Population about 200. A stage connects Niles and Cen- treville here. Laporte J M, gen mdse Levi M, clothing and dry goods Little N & Co, gen mdse Long Porter, restaurant Mamill I, saloon Marks J, physician Bedard Thos, blacksmith Butt Wm, restaurant Hinckley L M, blacksmith Michaelis Ernest, hairdresser Miller J W, meat market
H. WACHHORST
Repairs Chronometers, Watches, and Clocks, at Short Notice. 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
Mortimer & Wamsley, ware- house State. Its streets are all very broad and smooth, well shaded and ornamented by some of the California-North Temescal-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY. 791 handsomest private residences we have ever seen. There is an air of comfort and "luxurious ease " in the roomy yards that impresses the visitor with the pleasantest assurances of an ap- North Temescal, preciation of life. There is an independence exhibited in her ALAMEDA COUNTY. citizens that shows firmness of Bedrini C & Co, groceries Carroll Wm F, saloon character, yet there is a courtesy of demeanor that is expressive of hospitality. There is an ab- sence of want and poverty shown in her people of every class that speaks favorably of her pro- gress and public spirit, elements essential to remarkable develop- ment. It is the county seat, and her public buildings display a pride in her beauty that is de- cidedly commendable. There are many seminaries for young ladies, as well as public schools and academies for the education of young gentlemen. The churches of the city are all handsome and costly edifices. It is distant from San Francisco, on San Francisco Bay, six miles, with which it has half-hour com- munication by elegant steam ferry boats. Nutman W, blacksmith Rogers Jos, flour mill Snyder W, gen mdse Virgil John A, hotel Cassin John, saloon, cor First and Telegraph ave Ellis Geo, barber Humboldt Hotel Kneale Benj, blacksmith, cor Summer and Clairmont ave Laperle -- , horseshoer Larkin T P, butcher LUSK J CANNING CO (The), canned fruits Lusk L P & Co, hay and feed NORRIS R C & CO, groceries, fruit and confectionery Oakland Horse R R Co, J S Emery pres, G T Loring supt Preda D, restaurant Vandre H, druggist Vandre L, dressmaker WILSON W P, cider and vin- egar mfr Oakland, Abraham Bros, dry goods, 913 Broadway Abrahamson G, fancy goods, ALAMEDA COUNTY. 1117 Broadway As its name would indicate, this beautiful city of 40,000 in- habitants derived its appellation from a grove of live oaks that once occupied its site. With very few exceptions, if any, there are no prettier places in the Ackerman David, fancy goods, 1153 Broadway Adams & Co, a. "neys at law, real estate and insurance, 8641 Broadway Adams J J, barber, 713 Broad- way HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
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.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS' 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
792
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
Adams J S, physician, 1106 Broadway
Adams & Leaville, blacksmiths, 1008 Franklin
Agard A H, physician, 1106 Broadway
Alameda Iron Works, NE cor Second and Franklin
Alameda Macadamizing Co, 954 Broadway
Albee A & Son, groceries, Thirty- fourth and Telegraph ave Allen & Roberts, fancy goods, 1213 Broadway Allen T H, horseshoer, Franklin near Eleventh
Allen Wm, contractor, 1686 Tel- egraph ave
Allexander J, boots and shoes, cor Seventh and Washington Alta House, J W Donahan propr, 991} Washington
American District Telegraph Co, M J Wall manager, 1002 Broadway
Anderson A H, house and sign painter, and calcimining 1162 Seventh
ANDERSON MRS A H, private boarding school, 1162 Seventh near Adeline station
Anderson Mrs F L, stationery, 468 Twelfth
Anderson Wm, candy factory, 1009 Broadway
August Anton, saloon, 570 Broadway
Armstrong A A, picture frames, 411 Twelfth David Aron, tailor, 962} Broad- way
ATKINSON G D, fruit and pro- duce, butter, eggs, ham, lard, bacon, &c, 1425 San Pablo ave AUDIFFRED H, wood, coal, hay and grain, Fourth bet Clay and Jefferson
Austin & Bonney, wood and coal, 462 Thirteenth
Automatic Sewing Machine Co, Ed H Fieroe agt, 961 Broad- way
Babbitt, Manuel & Gilpin, com- mission merchants, 471 Elev- enth
Bacon James H, confectionery, 965 Broadway
Baker & Parker, pianos and or- gans, 1168 Broadway
BAKER PETER, dealer in choice family groceries and provi- sions, 823 Broadway
Baldy O C, livery stable, 1386 Broadway
Ballard J W, saloon, 466 Twelfth Ball F, groceries, 1642 Tele- graph ave
Balney A J, ostrich and fancy feathers, 911 Broadway
Balzer J, shoemaker, 715 Broad- way
BANKHEAD BROS, general as- sortment of new and second hand furniture constantly on hand and auctioneers, 811 Broadway
Bankhead Hugh & Co, auction- eers and commission mer- chants, 911 Washington
Barber E T, physician and sur- geon, 957 Broadway room 15 Barnard Frank & Co, wood and coal, N W cor Franklin and Eighth
Barnatt Matilda, second hand furniture, 481 Broadway Barnett E, dry goods, 835 Broad- way
BARNUM S L, groceries, fruits and produce, cor Eleventh and Washington BARRITT ALICE, physician, 1068 Broadway Bartels Charles, barber, 853 Broadway
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.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
793
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Barstow & Garber, hay, grain and feed, S E cor Franklin and Thirteenth deeds, depositions and convey- ancing a speciality, 457 Ninth near Broadway BARTELS HENRY, Opera sa- loon, 1208 Broadway BENSON P F & CO, real estate exchange, law and collection Bartlett House, A Bartlett propr, 473 Seventh office, 455 Eighth Berger Louis P, jeweler, 967 Broadway BARTLETT P, supt Contra Costo Laundry Association, cor Fourteenth and Kirkham Bauder Christian, saloon, cor Forty-sixth and Telegraph ave Bernstein & Co, clothing, 869 Broadway Bettman J J, millinery, 1000 Broadway Beverton S & Co, hardware, 955 Washington Bauer Chris, saloon, 410 Broad- way Bidache P, French bakery, 912 Franklin Bay Nursery, 1814 Telegraph ave Bigelow E, real estate agt, 458 Ninth Baylis Harry A, restaurant, 458 , Twelfth BIGNAMI L, propr Venezia Beer G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. SPECIALTIES. Garden, 572 Seventh BEARDSLEY & LLOYD, real estate agts, 912 Broadway BECK BROS, furnishing goods, 1103 Broadway BISHOP A W, attorney at law and justice of the peace, SW cor Eighth and Broadway Beckeley Edward, meat market, 1219 Broadway Bittencourt & Stewart, groceries, 1309 Telegraph ave Becker Fred, Castro Market, S Black G, groceries, 1700 Seventh Blake Charles T, sec Oakland Paving Co, cor Ninth and Broadway W cor Seventh and Castro Beel M S, dry goods, 1003 Broad- way BLAKE HOUSE, Mrs A C Mc- Lellan propr, family private Belden E E, real estate agt, 1504 Seventh boarding house, 1059 Wash- ington Belcher Mrs J, magnetic treat- ment, 962 Seventh BELL ROBT E, druggist and BLANK G A, mfg confectioner, 460 Seventh chemist, junction Broadway and Telegraph ave Bloom George, groceries, 951 Franklin BENEDICT, CAPELL & CO. real estate agts, notaries public Boardman W F, engineer, 1004 Broadway and conveyancers, loans nego- tiated, houses to rent in all Boccovix Martin, chop house, cor Seventh and Market parts of the city, property to exchange for farms, particular Bocqueraz A, liquors, etc, 822 Broadway attention given to the care of property and management of BOERICKE & TAFEL, homeo- pathic Pharmacy, W A Bru- eck mgr, 956 Broadway business of absent owners, 457 Ninth BENEDICT NEWTON, notary Bogort C H, groceries, cor Thir- ty-fourth and Telegraph ave public and commissioner of PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY_
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Coal Dealer. 118 and 120 Beale Street, San Francisco.
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.
794
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
Bolter R. saloon, 1805 Seventh BOLTON J WM, bakery, 762 Seventh
Bondreau A, harness and sad- dlery, 820 Broadway Bonham J N, plumbing, 479 Eighth
BONJOUR H A, California and imported wines, domestic wines, liquors and cigars, 1256 San Pablo ave
BORRELLE J, tailor, 472 Eighth Bourgin Peter, gunsmith and machinist, 660 Washington
Bourne R A, leather findings, 470 Eighth
Bowman H, druggist, SW cor Ninth and Broadway Bradley H L, surgeon, 1113 Broadway
Breen John, cigars and tobacco, 365 Twelfth
Brink M, hats and caps, 925 Broadway
BRIGGS L H, wholesale and retail dealer in millinery and ladies' furnishing goods, 1107 Broadway, res Thir- teenth
Briones Gabriel, barber, 834 Broadway
Bromley John L, real estate, 911 Broadway
BROOKS W E (successor to Dr. Lefevre), dentist, cor Eighth and Broadway
Bruenn A, music, 957 Broadway BRUENN DR A, physician and surgeon, skin, urinary and kidney diseases a specialty, office 957 Broadway, Room 20, residence 561 Tenth
Bruning Bros, confectioners, 471 Seventh
Brown E A, coal and wood, 410 and 412 Ninth
Brown Geo S, hardware, 972 Broadway
BROWN MRS M E, confection- ery, toys and stationery and family groceries, 1506 Sev- enth
Brown & Mckinnon, merchant tailors, 1018 Broadway BROWN WM M, M D, physi- cian and surgeon, graduate of University of Louisville, Ky, office and residence 974 and 976 Centre
BROWN'S J M, Red Car Ferri Photographs, 516 Seventh bet Washington and Clay
BUCKNELL MRS M E, M D, physician, 475 Ninth, rooms 3 and 4
Buck E W, physician and sur- geon, 957 Broadway, room 21 BUFFETT C C (successor to Durham & Co), carriagemaker and blacksmith, 509 Eighth Buhsen & Meyer, groceries, 1801 Seventh
Bunka S, junk, 416 Third
BURBANK L, fine boots and shoes, goods made to order, nothing but the best material used, repairing neatly done, 961 Washington
Burke M, looking-glasses and pictures, 1058 Broadway Burnette E T, dentist, 521 Elev- enth
Burnham, Stanford & Co, plan- ing mills, cor First and Wash- ington
BURNS T R, news dealer and stationer, NW cor Ninth and Broadway, SW cor Seventh and Broadway Burns W S, groceries, 919 Wash- ington
Burrall Will H, real estate agent, 1106 Broadway
BURRELL A W & CO, Real Es- tate and . Conveyance Ex- change - Alameda County
H. WACHHORST'S
Specialty is Fine Watches and Diamonds, Lockets, etc. 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-Oakland. 795
ALPHABETICALLY.
lands, homesteads and business property for sale and ex- changed, 455 Eighth
BURRITT MRS ALICE, phy- sician, 1068 Broadway, rooms 12 and 14
Bush R J, artist-drawing and painting, 1068 Broadway Bushell E A, boarding house, 462 Twelfth
Buswell E G, paints and oils, 864 Broadway
BUTLER, BOWMAN & PRICE,
publishers and proprs of the "Independent," 459 Ninth
Buttleman Wm, saloon, 464 Franklin
Butler P J & Co, meat market, cor Fourteenth and Broadway BUTTON FRED L, attorney at law and notary public, 859 Broadway, rooms 11 and 12 Byler Wm P, attorney at law, 859 Broadway
Cady P, saloon, Twelfth near Lake Merritt
Cahill Mrs Wm, dressmaker, 1315 San Pablo ave Calhoun R, saloon, 601 Webster CALIFORNIA BAKERY, Um- lauf & Weis proprs, 709 Broadway
California Bridge Co, Alfred W Burrill pres; J C Coffon sec, 957 Broadway, room 19 California .Door Co, Chas F Doe propr, 460 Second
California Hosiery Co, Peter Thompson propr, cor First and Jefferson
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, sewer pipe, and chimney tops, 1172 and 1174, Brady, Miller & Winsor proprs
Calvin & Lebrecht, blacksmiths, 1301 Telegraph ave
Camp Bros, gents' furnishing goods, 863 Broadway
Carleton J A & A B, wood and coal, 1307 Telegraph ave
Carlock G H (Bart, Morgan & Co) cor Seventh and Market CARLSON MRS C M, chenille embroidering, artiste and de- signer, instruction given in the art of embroidering, 768 Fifteenth bet West and Brush Caro Charles, dry goods, 917 Broadway
Carpenter O, dentist, 957 Broad- way, room 2
Cartier Frank, livery stable, foot of Broadway Cary & Head, liquors, 477 Eleventh
418 Casey John, horseshoer, Seventh
CASSIDY J H, saloon, 720 Broadway
Castello A E, attorney at law, 921 Broadway, room 17
CASTRO MARKET, Marquard- sen & Becker proprs, whole- sale and retail dealers in beef, veal, pork, mutton, etc, SW cor Seventh and Castro
Cavanagh Edward, sewer con- tractor, 964 Castro
Central Land Co, F B Haswell sec, 924 Broadway
CHAPMAN H L, expressman, families moved and the great- est care exercised in handling household goods, stand NW cor Tenth and Broadway Chick D A, butcher, 1708 Tele- graph ave
Christen Wm, insurance agt, 834 Webster Christian Wm, notary public, 1696 Seventh Chu, Påwn & Co, Japanese goods, 1166 Broadway
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Seattle, Coos Bay, Carbon Hill Coal, 118, 120 Beale St. S.F
NUWARD DLACK, GUSIUM SHIRI MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms / 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.
. CHURCH A M, justice of the COLLINS P M & CO, real estate agents, loans negotiated, 796 962 Seventh peace and conveyancer, 476 California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY. Eighth bet Broadway and Washington COLTERS P M, real estate, CLARENDON HOTEL, J H 962 Seventh Vander Horst propr, Washington 855 Conklin Bros, carpet beating, Twenty-first and Telegraph Clark & Sons, Pacific Pottery, 1172 and 1174 Broadway Clark R F, physician and sur- geon, 1003} Eleventh, rooms 24 and 25 ave Conner D M, attorney at law and notary public, 921 Broad- way Conradi Phil, cigars and tobacco, 467 Seventh Clark & Woolley, Oakland Boiler Works, 668 Franklin CONRADI WM, mfr cigars and dealer in tobacco, pipes, etc, 1768 Seventh Classen & Frost, barbers, 1010 Broadway Claveau Louis, saloon, 800 SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco. CONTRA COSTA LAUNDRY Franklin ASSOCIATION, no Chinamen Clavelot A, saw maker, 411 employed, P Bartlett supt, cor Seventh Clayton & Kirk, carpenters, 408 Tenth Fourteenth and Kirkham CONTRA COSTA PACKING CO, Rice & White proprs, wholesale and retail dealers in first-class meats, City Market, stalls 2-6, entrance on Twelfth Contra Costa Water Co, A CLOONEY & O'BRIEN, wood, coal, hay and grain, cor Sev- enth and Henry Chabot pres, 458 Eighth Cook Mrs H, dressmaker, 469} Ninth Cleary M, grocer, 359 Twelfth Clem P W, notions, 1508 Broad- way Clivio C, fruits and groceries, 920 Broadway Clough M E, city marshal, City Hall, cor Fourteenth and San Pablo ave Cool R H, dentist, cor Webster and Twelfth COOPER MRS A J, furnished COATS ED, family groceries, cor Fourteenth and Adeline Coffee M H, dry goods, SW cor Eighth and Broadway Coben J M, cigars and tobacco, 464 Ninth and unfurnished rooms, SE cor Ninth and Washington Copeland Wm, bakery, cor Fifth and Lewis COPLIN A, importer corsets, ladies' underwear, children's COLE R E, surgeon and dentist, NW cor Tenth and Broadway, office hours 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Colin B, trunkmaker, 415 Thir- teenth goods, etc, general agent for Warner Bros' Corset Mfy, 1171 Broadway Cornor C W, bootmaker, 367 Twelfth Collins H M, groceries, 1766 Seventh Collins P M (P M Collins & Co), real estate agent, 962 Seventh Cornwall A, dentist, 1069 Broad- way Coutolenc E F, meat market, cor Third and Jefferson ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS. Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK. I AVIT IV I NEOV, THINILIIO, LNUMAILNO, ELEUTNUTIPENS, BINDERS, VaKIand, Cal. Send Tor ESTImates.
H. WACHHORST
Invites Attention to His Genuine Sterling Silverware, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
C. BILICKE, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN.
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
797
Coward M G, agt " Oakland Tribune," 415 Eighth
Craib Wm, collector, 413 Tenth CRAIG WM B, Package Ex- press, S E cor Tenth and Broadway
Crowley D D, M D, surgeon, Clay bet Tenth and Eleventh CRUFF T H, stockbroker, 472 Ninth
Cunningham Mrs, millinery, 960 Broadway
Cunningham J, saloon, 1501 Broadway
Cunningham T A, livery stable, 1368 Broadway
CUSHING JOHN, choicest gro- ceries, finest Oolong and Japan teas, wines and liquors, Nich- oll Block, cor Ninth and Wash- ington
Dailey P J, cigars and tobacco, 1762 Seventh
DALZIEL JAMES, stoves and ranges, 1465 San Pablo ave Dalziel & Moller, gas fixtures, NW cor Thirteenth and Broadway
Daniels G B, stationery, 1061 Broadway
DAVIDS W D, confectionery, 971 Washington
Davis A G, insurance agent, 462 Eighth
Davis C C, livery stable, 368 Eighth
Davis H, furniture, 461 Sixth Davis H, furniture, 810 Broad- way
Davis James, meat market, cor Seventh and Adeline
Dean E B & Co, lumber yard, cor First and Market
DEBOICE MRS ELIZABETH, restaurant, 555 Broadway De Golia Geo E, attorney at law and notary public, 10033 Broadway, room 16
DE FORREST H L, general job printer, 1052 Broadway Deitz Opera House, cor Twelfth and Webster
De La Montanya I, studio, 1003} Broadway, room 18
DE LA MONTANYA M, stoves and tinware, 465 Eleventh De Las Casas J B, attorney at law, 1003} Broadway, rooms 13 and 14
Deming S W, propr Welldon House, 476 Twelfth bet Broadway and Washington Denis Mrs H L, bakery, cor Sev- enteenth and Telegraph ave
DENISON O I & CO, real estate and insurance agts, 950 Broad- way
Dental Instruments and Mate- rial, W O Thrailkill, DDS, N W cor Tenth and Broadway
DENTAL JAIRUS " W 0 Thrailkill D D S, editor and propr, NW cor Tenth and Broadway
DEPOT OF STARR MILLS.
Starr & Co proprs, bran, mid- dlings, cracked barley, mill feed, &c, Fosters wharf, foot of Franklin
Dexter Stable, 276 Twelfth
DIMMICK J, dentist, 875 Wash- ington
Doak E, dealer in sewing ·ma- chines, 1210 Broadway Dodge C & Co, crackers, 426 Eighth
Dods James, city clerk and treas- urer, City Hall, Fourteenth and San Pablo ave
DOE LUKE, notary public and insurance and real estate agt, 467 Ninth
Domestic Sewing Machines, 1063 Broadway Donahar J W, propr Alta House 991} Washington
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
M. MADIGAN & CO., New York Horseshoeing Shop. C C
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor. Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
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.
798
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
Dowling J R, builder, 521 Sev- enth
DOW N G, hardware, cutlery majolica, glass, plated ware, lamps, &c, 466 Ninth bet Broadway and Washington
DUBOISE ELIZABETH, res- taurant, 555 Broadway Duffy T, saloon, 377 Eleventh Duncan R M, groceries and pro- visions, 831 Seventh
Dunmire S S, blacksmith, 266 Twelfth
Dunn Michael, horse clipper, 126 Louisa
Dunstan J, livery stable, 1688 Telegraph ave
Dwyer & Kelley, marble yard, cor Seventh and Castro
Eastman M H, supt Oakland Paving Co
EDMONDS W J, barber, 962} Broadway
Edwards Bros, fish market, 468 Eleventh
Edwards R W, jeweler, 961 Broadway
Elkan A, shoes, 403 Twelfth ELLIOTT W W, publisher, resi- dence 1368 Franklin, business 619 Montgomery, San Fran- cisco
Ellis W G, manufacturing jew- eler and. diamond setter, 954 Broadway
EMLAY O, harness and sad- dlery, 1160 Broadway
Estey J C & Co, wood and coal, cor Seventeenth and San Pablo ave
Everson W M, hardware, SW cor Ninth and Broadway Ewen F & Co, horses bought and sold, 1315 Broadway FALLS J H, coal oil and lamp stock, brackets, chandeliers, lanterns, &c, oil stoves for cooking and heating, general
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