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PAINTS, OILS, WALL PAPER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, PICTURE FRAMES, ETC. Undertaking in all its branches. Washington Street, Sonora, Tuolumne County, Cal.
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California-Sonora. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Sonora. Tuolumne County, California.
"A. T. Cross' Stylografic" Fountain Pen. ¿ Electrograph," &c. Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray. Steinway Hall, 117 Post St., S. F. This house has just been thoroughly renovated and furnished throughout with F. A. Freund's best make of Spring Mattresses, thereby having the most comfortable beds there is in any hotel in the County and as good as any in the State. THE TABLE Is under tho charge of MRS. FREUND, and is substantially superior to most hotels. No Chinamen employed. Good Feed Stable connected with the house. F. A. FREUND, Proprietor. Pioneer Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. This Stable is the WASHINGTON only firs -class Stable in town wl ere you get STREET, FASHIONABLE North of the TORNOUTS the most for CITY HOTEL, SONORA,
CALIFORNIA.
on the shortest possi- ble notice. Single or double teams mountain travel with or without drivers. ROBERT BOYD, Proprietor.
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
KRANICH & BACH PIANOS- SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted), Illustrated
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumpa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114. 116 and 118 Battery Street, N. F.
828 California-Sonora-South Vallejo. ALPHABETICALLY.
Sonora Star Flouring Mills,
LOWER END OF WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, Tuolumne County, California.
DIVOLL, BRAY & PROPRIETORS. .
We make the best Granulated Flour
Graham Shorts, Corn Meal, Ground Barley, &c.
We pay the Highest Price in the Market for No. I Wheat.
Soquel, SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
Bennett J F J, liquors and justice peace Bostwick & Dickens, market Bowman John, stoves and tinware Brown John A, varieties
Cumming D J, gen indse, agt W, F & Co and ins agt Elsmore L P, feed mill Fleisig I, gen mdse GETZSCHMANN A, Park House Hall C H, blacksmith Kropf Win G, barber MANN T W. hotel
Meachen D J, blacksmith and wagon- maker
O'Neill Bros, South Coast Paper Mill PARK HOUSE, (board and lodging at reasonable terms), A Getzschman propr Porter Edward, gen mdse, and post- master Shields Wm, bootmaker West J E, livery stable Wheaton W E, agt W U Tel Co
South Butte. SUTTER COUNTY,
Is situated on Monterey Bay, four and BLISS W, hotel and assistant post- one-half miles from Santa Cruz. Popu- master lation about 200. Stages stop at Mann's Hotel.
South Fork, MODOO COUNTY.
BERGSTROM JOHN, postmaster Jackson H, physician Marsh Mrs E, hotel
South Vallejo, SOLANO COUNTY. (See Vallejo.)
Barnes D G & Co, planing mills Brennan D J, bootmaker Daneen P, lignors
DARE JOHN, gen mdse Dunphy S F, bootmaker Dyar Mrs H E, propr Frisbie House Eaton CH, liquors Egery & Lamont, groceries Liona A T de F, barber Pope & Talbot, lumber
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.
84 FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON. IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENN COLLEGE. 320 Post Nt. A. F.
California-South Vallejo-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
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PUGET SOUND LUMBER CO, A Powell manager Reeng J, liquors
Reynolds Chas, hotel, wines and liquers Shelling F A, W U tel opr Starr & Co, flouring mills
Steffan J & P, butchers Sheridan D, liquors Trahy Wm, liquors Tyrrell B, livery stable Watson Mrs I, hotel
Williams A L, agt Cal PR R
Spadra,
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY.
Is a station on the S. P. R. R., twenty- nino miles south of Los Angeles.
Bowers Geo M, agt S PR R, W U Tel Co and W, F & Co CALDWELL A B, gen mdse and post- master
Clements Oliver, druggist EADS JAMES M, assistant postmaster SWORTZEL W J, gen mdse and post-
Egan John R, blacksmith
Green J D, gen mdso
Kirkpatrick R C, physician MaLott Joseph A, gen indse Rubottom W W, hotel SCOTT W H H, saloon
Thompson Joseph, saloon
Spanish Dry Diggings
EL DORADO COUNTY. Bucknam W A, gen mdse
Spanish Flat,
EL DORADO COUNTY.
Lewis T F, gen mdso
Spanish Ranch, SONOMA COUNTY.
THOMPSON & KELLOGG, gen mdse
Spenceville, NEVADA COUNTY.
Barger C supt San Francisco Cooper Co HYMER JOHN, gon mdse and post- master Payn W H, machinist Sherman D, blacksmith Stiner & Waterman, gen mdse Tearby Jno, hotel Tearby Wm, liquors
Springfield, TUOLUMNE COUNTY,
Is three miles from Sonora, on the Cop- peropolis Stage road, 33 miles from Milton.
HENDERSON EDWARD, saloon and place of entertainment
Springville, HUMBOLDT COUNTY,
Is 20 miles south of Eureka, on the Eureka and Cloverdale Stage road.
GILLIGAN L, liquors Greig Thomas G, livery Hafner Joseph, blacksmith
Mason & Co, flouring and sawmill Robben Bernard, bootmaker Rolley Joseph, manufr sheep dip Springville Saw and Flour Mills,
master Tuttle TG, hotel
Squaw Valley, FRESNO COUNTY, DOWNING JOSEPH, postmaster
Still Water Cove, SONOMA COUNTY.
1 .. "bey F, gen mdso Ronif Mrs -, landing
Stockton, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY,
Is the county seat and situated on the Western Divison of the Central Pacific Railroad, 91 miles from San Francisco, and 48 miles south of Sacramento. It is also at the head of navigation on the Stockton Slough, an arm of the San Joaquin river, and a terminus of the Copperopolis Division of the Central Pacific Railroad. It is the chief com- mercial city of the San Joaquin valley, and the country lying contiguous to it within a radius of several miles contrib- utes largely to its support in its demand for supplies. The city is widely known as an entrepot for the deposit of vast quanti- ties of grain from many sections of the State, and is the site of numerous exten- sive warehouses. The country immedi-
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Post St., S. r.
QUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted\ Illustrate
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pompa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114, 116 and 119 Battery Street, N. F.
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California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
ately surrounding the city is picturesque Avenue Hotel, Owen Fallen propr, Web- er ave bet California and American Bachmann C, wagon factory, cor Chan- nel and American and remarkably fertile, and statistics show it to he second to no other section, in point of agricultural productions, in the State. The soil is a dark, sandy loam, Badger Bros, paints, 200 Main very porons an'l easily cultivated. The streets of the city are broad and smooth, and run at right angles. The privat Economy. residences are generally neat and hand. somne, the churelies are numerous, well built and well attended; while the many blocks of elegant buildings of traffic are in keeping with the intelligence and en- terprise of its residents. There are sev- eral foundries, planing and flouring mills, furniture factories, tanneries and other places of industry. The Public Square, in the heart of the city, is very pretty, be- ing set with shrubbery and plants. It is also the site of the State Insane Asylum and the Nevada Asylum for the insane. It is in a prosperous condition, has a population of 15,000 and two daily papers. Baggs W M & Son, grain and storage commission, 162 Leveo Baggs W T, bookkeeper at paper mills, Tule, Stockton PO, box B Baird E A, musical instruments, 179 Main Baker M D, ins agt, notary public and secy Stockton Building and Loan As- sociation, 183 Hunter Baldeck I, boots and shoes, 155 Hunter Baldwin FT, atty at law, Main Baldwin H, books and stationery, 204 Main Balthis Jno A, horseshoeing, cor Weber ave and Sutter Bank of Stockton, R W Tully cashier, cor Main and Center Barkhorn & Tous, agents Philadelphia Brewery, Levee BARLOW F N, pastor of First Baptist Abernathy J, saloon, 180 Main Abramsky M L, real estate agt, MeKee's block Church, eor Hunter and Lindsey BARNEY JH, commission and grain dealer, 1793 Center Barricklo D D, millinery and fancy goods, ADAMS A J, clerk Stockton Laundry, 184 Grant bet Main and Weber ave Adams J F, saloon, cor San Joaquin and Weber ave cor Sutter and Weber ave Basilio L, groceries, Hunter and Market BATCHELDER B P, photographer, Adams S, blacksmith, California ALEGRETTI G, wholesale and retail Beardsley W D, livery stable, cor Chan- nel and American groceries, provisions, wines and liq- uors, cor Washington and Center Beasley C, architect, Hook's hidg, Main Behrman Henry, restaurant, Hunter Allen E H, assessor, Court House 183 El Dorado BEHRNS C, crockery, glass and china ALLEN E H, propr Eagle Hotel, 273 Weber ave Beiso G, groceries, cor Center and Church Allender Wm F, horseshoeing, Main bet California and American Belding Chas, mannfr soda water, cor AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, Ranselor Tuttle propr, 233, 235 and 237 Center San Joaquin and Weber ave ware, 177 El Dorado Belding W J, dry goods, 180 El Dorado Berdine D H, steam job printing, etc, Eldridge block Amyx H, attorney at law, Milco block Anaya Frank, barber, Hunter and Main Bertrend L, merchant tailor, 258 Main Beswiek Frank, livery stable, eor Center and Washington Andrews J H, saddles, harness, etc, 206 Center Birch T W, carpenter and builder, Web- er ave nr California Arendt M, dry goods and furnishing goods, 190 Main Arnold Fred, boots and shoes, 194 Main, BIRDSALL REV E, rector St John's Episcopal Church, cor Miner ave and Lindsey cor Main and Eldorado Arrivey L, junk store, Center between Washington and Market Black & Bro, staple and fancy groceries, AUST JOHN G, carriage manufactur- ing, horseshoeing and general black- smithing, California bet Main and Market cor Main and Center Blair N J, dressmaker, room 2 Hook's bldg Blake A N, undertaker, Hunter Block D, dry goods, 202 Main AUSTIN BROTHERS, dealers in iron, steel, lead and iron pipe, Hunter bet Block E, cigars and tobacco, 263 Maia Blumenthal L, clothing, 224 Main Main and Market Austin O A & Co, fancy goods, etc, Main and Eldorado Boepple F, bootmaker, Main nr Califer- nia CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM. .
PUNCTUALITY,
Fashion,
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Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,
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The Model Commercial Collega of the Coast, 880 Post St., S. F.
California-Stockton.
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BOERNER & WIRTH, proprs San Joaquin Brewery, cor American and Weber ave BOISSELIER H G, groceries, provis. ions and yeast powder manufr, 174 El Dorado
BOND M H, undertaker, ready made coffins and caskets always on hand, 295 Weber ave above California Boscher E H, druggist, 169 Main
Bostwick 1 S, grain and commission merchant, 171 Center
Boswell Sam, saloon, Market nr depot Bouche Nelson, gen blacksmith, Center bet Washington and La Fayette
Bowen S B, agricultural implts, Main Briedenbach Joseph, propr Philadelphia House, 15 Bridge
Breith Chas, What Cheer Saloon, Levee Brown & Co, produce and feed store, 178 Levee
Brown Phil T, plumber and gasfitter Water Works bldg, Hunter
Buckley W S, superior judge, Main
BUDD & CORCORAN, attys at law, rooms 2, 3 and 4, Eldridge block, opp Court House
BUDD J H & JE, attys at law, El dridge block, room 1 BULLARD JOHN C, clerk Yosemite House, Stockton Burns John, gen blacksmithing, 231 C'enter
Burton & Meseroll, dentist, cor Main and El Dorado
BYERS & ELLIOTT, attys at law, 226 Main, Eldridge block opposite Court House
BYERS J C, attorney, 226 Main Cadlien & Bagley, clothing, 252 Main Chahill S, cigars and tobacco, 189 Center California l'aper Co, Egbert Judson pres, and Eugene T Cooper secty, R B Lane manager, Stockton
Campbell George, saloon, 179 Center CAMPBELL J C, district atty and atty at law, Odd Fellow's building, room3 2 and 4
Caples & Brannen, granite works, Main ur American
Caragnaw F, Farmers' Union saloon, cor Levee and Center
Carlon G C, propr bonded warehouse No 3, cor Market and Sutter
CARO MORRIS, tobacco, cigars, etc, 257 Main
CARROLL JAMES, barley mill and feed depot, Hunter bet Market and Washington
Carter JS, carpenter, 203 Main Carter S L, city atty, McKee's block
Carter Stanton L, city atty, McKee's Curtis C, piano tuner and repairer, 249 building, Main Main
CASTELLI FRANK, saloon, 369 Center CASTELLI & WEBER, Cool Corner Saloon, 369 Center
CAVEN JAMES, propr Yosemite House, 251, 253, 255 and 257 Main Cavis Joseph M, postmaster, Center
CENTRAL HOTEL, John Henderson propr, cor California and Channel Chalmers Alex, dry goods, etc, 194 and 196 Main
CHALMERS GEO, staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, etc, 178 El Dorado Chambers Mrs G L, dressmaking, Main bet Stanislaus and American
Chicard, Sperry & Worth, wood, 182 Center
City Brewery, Levee and Elk
Clark A, physician, 191 Hunter
Clark F R, principal Stockton Business College
Clark Z P, ins agt, Odd Fellows' build- ing
Clayes J R, ins agt, McKee's building CLOSE O H, variety house, 186 El Dorado
COLUMBIA HOUSE, Alois Lutz propr, San Joaquin and Channel
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, F C Hahn propr, 273 to 279 Main
Compton H T Jr, county surveyor, Court House
Compton Wm T, gen ins agt, cor San Joaquin and Weber ave
CONDIT J H & CO, agricultural im- plements, builders and farmers hard- ware, rope, twines, giant and black powder, sporting goods, garden seeds, ete, 189 Hunter
Condy Madam E V, dressmaker, cor Sut- ter and Weber ave
CONDY R, merchant tailor and musi- eian, 185 Main
Cornwall Arthur, owner and manager Steamboat Line and coal dealer, 15 Channel
Couturier Nicholas, hair store and hair- dressing, cor Weber ave and California Covington E H, carriage trimming, cor California and Weber ave
Coyle Rev John, pastor M E Church, San Joaquin bet Main and Weber ave Crawford S P, physician, cor San Joaquin and Main
Crawford T A, commission and general agency, Levee
CROSS JAMES H, propr Mansion House, cor Hunter and Weber ave Cross LE & S N, physicians, Hunter CUNNINGHAM T, sheriff, San Joa- quin
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post it.
;Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella-
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Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, P-Clone and Woolen Draners, onn. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO ..
Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112 114 110, and I18 Battery 8 .. , 4. F.
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California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
Curtis W G, assistant supt S and C R R office, depot on Levee
CUTTING L M, fire, marine, life and accidental ins, real estate and notary public, Channel
Czartoryski M, physician, Hunter
Daggett William C, City Meat Market, 258 Main
"DAILY EVENING HERALD."
Preston & Bell proprs, Main and Market
Hunter bet
Darcy & Gall, saloon, cor Main and El Dorado
DARCY PETER, Samplo Room, Con- ter and Muin
Davenport A C, dontist, Conter Daves Mrs Jennie, dressmaker, cor Web- er ave and California
DeLANO & DOUGLASS, barbers, 251 Main
DENIG WILLIAM M, publisher "The Commercial Record," 183 El Dorado
DeVillulon Isabel, restaurant, cor Hun- ter and Market
Devoll H H, sewing machino agt, Weber ave
Devoll William, cigars and tobacco, 180 Main
Ditz G, gunsmith, 186 Main
Doak & Dunning, Main Street Livery Stable, San Joaquin bet Main and Market
Dodge D F & Co, notions and fancy goods, 189 El Dorado
Doherty Daul, boot and shoemaker, 178 Main
Dohrman Charles W, ins agt, 203 Main Dohrmann Julius, hairdresser, 206 Main DORRANCE H T, saddlery, harness, saddlery hardware, leather, collars, etc, 185 Hunter
DOUGLASS J B, Yosemito Billiard Parlor and Saloon, 257 Maia
DRASCOVICH & DUDICH, National Restaurant and Saloon, Center bet Main and Market
Drascovich M, saloon, 158 Leveo
DUDLEY W L, atty at law, room 6, Odd Fellows building
EAGLE HOTEL, EH Allen propr, 273 Weber avo
EASTON A, furniture, El Dorado near Main
EASTON A, upholstery manufr, El Dorado near Main
Eekstrom A, hairdressing, 202 Levee Eekstrom Albert, upholstery, 254 Main Eckstrom Miss Emma, millinery, 254 Main
Eckstrom Geo F, agt Davis Sewing Ma- chine, 254 Main
ECKSTROM MRS THOMAS, millin- ery and fancy goods, 254 Main
Eddy O J, physician and surgeon, cor Main and El Dorado
Edwards Jumes & Son, contractors, McKee's building
Eldred & Roberts, marble works, 269 Main
ELLIOTT A T, grain and wool broker, Conter bet Main and Levee
ELLIOTT L W, atty, 226 Main Elliott L W, homopathic physician
ENGELHARDT A, propr Weber House, cor Center and Main
England J W, foreign and domestic fruits, 237 Main
ERNEST CHARLES L, hardware, tin- Ware and crockery. 256 Main
Eshbach Mrs C & Co, millinery goods, 183 El Dorado
ESHBACH & HAMILTON, job printing office, 183 El Dorado
FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE UNION OF SAN JOAQUIN VAL- LEY, Eureka Warehouse, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Levee, I R Wilbur seey
FARRINGTON H L, Stockton Iron Works
FARRINGTON H S, Stockton Iron Works
FARRINGTON, HYATT & CO, Stockton Iron Works, 177,179, 181 and 183 California
FEE PATRICK, propr Avenue Stable, Weber ave between California and American
Feeley J, boot and shoemaker, 204 Levee
Ferguson John, merchant tailor, 181 Main
Ferguson Mrs P M, millinery, 181 Main Finnan John, hackman Yosemite House, Stockton
Finnegan M, groceries, cor Orora and Channel
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STOCKTON, H H Hewlett cashier and manager, cor Main and Hunter Fisher M C, capitalist and land owner, office A B C and D MeKee's building. Main
Fisher W R, agt M C Fisher capitalist, Main
FISK & STROMEIMER, Eureka Bakery. 50 Channel
FITZERALD & HENDERSON, planing mill, Main and California
FORD JAMES, propr United States Stable, 225 Center
Ford W B, produce, Center bet Levee and Main
Fowler W S, saloon Commercial Hotel, Main
Frankenheimer B, clothing, 208 Main
FRASER P B, notary public, office First National Bank, 191 Hunter
H. WACHHORST calls attention to his Gonnine Ster- Ung Bliverware, 315 J St.
American. German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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Furry Galgian Lever Gall A, Gazzolo rado Gerlach El Do Ghilliaz: Joaqu Gianelli eor Cn. Gianelli and Fr GIBSON lic, Odc Gillivaud Giovaness El Dorn Girard Mi goods, 1 Givanovic Main Glaser Ad Banner' GLICK J 190 KI D GLOBE I propr, co GOAD & S agts, C'en Graham W Main
GRANGE QUIN prest, Jol 282 Main Grasberger& Griffin Mrs Grissim Har Gross C A,
Stanislaus Gross & Gred Grunsky Ch House Guernsey & picture fra etc, 184 E1 Gumpert E, Main GUNE AUG Levee Haas Chas & jewelers, 20 Haas HO, lic Hacket James HAHN A J. 273, 275, 27 HAHN F C, 273 to 279 N Haines N J, d Haines Mrs S rado
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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. . ..... Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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The Model Commercial College of the Const. 820 Paat Gt .. N. F.
California-Stockton. ALPHARRTICARIY.
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Furry L, carpenter, Channel Galginni V, fish and vegetables, 188
Gall A, bakery, 176 El Dorado
Gazzolo Annie, groceries, etc, cor El Do- rado and Lafavette
Gerlach Louis, El Dorado Market, 172 El Dorado
Ghilliazza G & Bros, groceries, cor San Joaquin and Lafayette
Gianelli G, manuf wines and brandies, cor California and Fremont
Gianelli G B & Bros, groceries. California and Fremont
GIBSON WM M, atty and notary pub- lic, Odd Fellows' building, room 6 Gillivaud N, barber, Main
Giovanessi Frank, toys and fruits, 170 El Dorado
Girard Miss Emma, millinery and fancy goods, 187 El Dorado
Givanovich A, Tourist Restaurant, 261 Main
Glaser Adolph, propr "The Stockton Banner" (German and English paper) GLICK J, watchmaker and jewelry, 190 El Dorado
GLOBE IRON WORKS, John Caine propr, cor Main and Commerce
GOAD & SHERWIN, gen advertising agts, C'enter nr Stoek ton and Copper Graham Win, builders' hardware, 200 Main
GRANGERS' UNION OF SAN JOA- QUIN VALLEY, Andrew Wolf prest, John N Wood seey, 280 and 282 Main and California
Grasberger & Simon, saloon, Hunter Gritlin Mrs L, dressmaker, 18 Sutter Grissim Harry, liquors, 180 Center Gross C A, overall maunuf, Main bet Stanislaus and American
Gross & Greenwood, market, Center Grunsky Charles, county recorder, Court House
Guernsey & Allen, books, stationery, picture frames, musical instruments, etc, 184 El Dorado
Gumpert E, liquors and tobacco, 226 Main
GUNE AUCK, cigar manufactory, 184 Levee
Haas Chas & Son, watchmakers and jewelers, 204 Main
Haas H O, liquor stand, 194 Main Haeket James, tailor, Main
HAHN A J, clerk Commercial Hotel, 273, 275, 277 and 279 Main
HAHN F C, propr Commercial Hotel, 273 to 279 Main
Haines N J, dentist, 185 El Dorado
Haines Mrs S B, dressmaker, 185 El Do- rado
Haines & Snider, livery stable, Main, Market, Sutter and California
Hale Joseph, agt Cal Steam Navigation Co, 162 Levee
Hamlet & Freeman, soap factory, Center nr Anderson
Hamman J C, groceries, California
Hammond, Moore & Yardley, wholesale grocers, Weber av nr Hunter
Hampton Geo, meat shop and groceries, Center and Lafayette
Hansel J, carriage factory and gen blacksmithing, etc, Hunter bet Miner and Lindsey
Hansel L, groceries, cor Hunter and Channel
Harris Charles, dycing and repairing, 173 El Dorado
HARRIS HENRY, new and second- hand wagons, buggies, junk, old iron, brass, copper, lead, zinc, bottles, glass, rags, etc, 154 Hunter
Harris Mrs L J, dressmaking, Main bet Stanislaus ann American
Hart James N. carpenter, Channel
HART & THRIFT, wholesale and re- tail groceries, Sutter and Weber ave
HARTLEY C F, wood and coal, cor Hunter and Bridge
Hasson James, shoemaker, Weber ave bet San Joaquin and Hunter
Hatch F S, horseshoeing, 272 Weber ave Haushaceius H, barber, Levco
Haycox TJ, painter, cor California and Weber ave
Hedges & Buck, grocers, cor Main and San Joaquin
Heimann G H, gen blacksmithing, Weber ave nr California
Heinze Joseph, furniture, etc, 183 Main Heitman Mrs E, hotel, cor California and Weber ave
Henderson CU, agt C PR R
HENDERSON JOHN, propr Central Hotel, cor California and Channel
Henderson M P, carriage manufr, cor Main and American
HENDERSON R W, dentist, cor Hun- ter and Main, McKee's building
Henderson Walter R, dentist with R W Henderson
Herrmann Bros, saloon, cor Main and California
Hersey Thos E, boot mannfr, 207 M1 Hess Henry, steam dycing works, cor Main nr California
HEWLETT HENRY H, cashier and manager of The First National Bank of Stockton, cor Main and Hunter
HICK NBOTHAM MRS E, dressmak. ing, 305 Market
HICKINBOTHAM J T, wagon and carriage lumber, etc, 271 Main
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OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
(Under my own name). I offer for sale, for cash or instalments, these rella- ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post St.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
400 different places. patterns, 110, 118, 114, 116 and 118 Battery M., B. P.
834
California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
HICKMAN E, dry goods, silks, domes- Karsky G, clothing, etc, 238 Main Keeler W H, watchmaker and jeweler, 249 Main tics, carpets, fancy and millinery goods, etc, 206 Main Hickman Wm M, druggist, 212 Main Hilke N C, harnessmakor, Sutter bet Main and Weber ave Keniston C M, county supt schools KENNEDY & MILLER, junk, new and second-hand furniture, under Weber House, cor Main and Conter Kidd James E, painter, 178 Main Himes Mrs M J, dressmaker, 198 Main HOLDEN I D, druggist and apothecary, cor Main and El Dorado Kies O D, agt Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, 245 Main Hoerr John, dealer in boots and shoes, 188 El Dorado KINDERMANN G, Humboldt Hall and Cosmopolitan Restaurant, cor Weber ave and Sutter Hogan Howard, hardware, stoves, etc, cor San Joaquin and Main Hogan J M, atty at law, Odd Fellows' building King Barney, hackman, Yosemite House, Main Hogan W C, ins agt, Odd Fellows' Klipple Mrs Rose, dressmaker, 174 Main building Hoisholt "F & Bro, watchmakers and Kohlberg A, cigars, ote, cor Weber ave and Hunter jewelers, 171 El Dorado . HOLMAN H C, propr U S Hotel, cor Kohlberg Ben F, constable, Eldridge block opp Court House Market and Center HOOD E E, reporter superior court, Odd Fellows' building, room 6 Konzelmann Rev A, pastor German Methodist Church, Sutter Horwinski M, cigars and tobacco, 183 Main Kraft H, groceries, Stanislaus and Park Kuhn Frank, watchmaker, 200 Main Hosmer J A, atty at law, Main KULLMAN, WAGNER & CO, proprs Pacific Tannery, cor Oak and El Dorado Housman Ed R, lodginghouse, 265 Main HUDSON A S, physician and surgeon, 182 Main Miss J C, dressmaker, Hook's b , Main HUDSON A T, physician and surgeon, 182 Main LA .ES E J, contractor and builder, Sutter. Everthing pertaining to his trade with neatness and dispatch Huffman D H, atty at law, Eldridge block LANE HARRY, Bonanza Boot block, HUGHES H J, manager White House staple and fancy dry goods, 241 and LANE R B, Lane's Mills, 255 to 259 Weber ave 243 Main 230 Main HUMPHREY T G, drapers, grain carriers, straw forks, ete, at the old stand, eor Main and California Langdon & Clark, physicians, 191 Hunter Langdon Samuel, physician, 191 Hunter HYATT G C, Stockton Iron Works, and mayor Langmack H, watchmaker, 191 El Do- rado Hyers Win, barber, 1734 El Dorado Langmaid O G, chief police Inglis Wm, bakery, 222 Conter Isaaes Henry, clothing, ete, 196 Levee Isaacs L & W, hairdressing, Main LAUMEISTER LEWIS, groceries, provisions, wines, etc, cor Miner ave and Sacramento ISRAEL G C, atty at law, Odd Fel- Lebeuder & Stading, Levee Saloon lows' building LERCHER & BRO, Tyrolean Hall, 199 Jackson G W, music teacher, SE cor Center and Flora Hunter Lertora P, groceries, cor Washington Jackson J A, livery stable, 226 Center Jackson John, hardware, stoves, pumps, etc, 197 Mam and Aurora Lesher l'eter, saloon, 175 Hunter Lesher Wm, saloon, 198 Levee Jackson O W, music teacher, SE cor Center and Flora Levy T 1, produce and poultry, 180 Levee Jacobs H, Paris Lace Store, 188 Main Lieginger H & Son, boots and shoes, 259 Main JOB PRINTING OFFICE, Eshbach & Hamilton proprs, 183 El Dorado LISSENDEN G & CO, proprs Pacific Johnson R S, livery stable, Weber ave and San Joaquin Agricultural Works Long E O, agt impts Looney Thomas, saddlery and harness, cor Channel and Hunter Lothrop & Noble, hats, caps, etc, 247 Main CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8 WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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