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Kaiser M L, saloon, Huncer KAISER S, boots and shoes made to order on shortest notice, Weber ave F and Hunter
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LOUTTIT JAMES A, atty at law, Odd Fellows' building, roem 4 LOUTTIT 'W R, special agt "S F Chronicle," "Alta," "Record-Union," Buttrick's Patterns, etc, 173 Hunter nr old Postoffice
LOVROVICH FRANK, Steamboat Landing Restaurant, 188 Levee
Lusignan T, bootmaker, Eldorado nr Main
LUTJE & GROSS, candy munufrs and confectioners, 170 El Dorado
LUTZ ALOIS, propr Columbia House, cor San Joaquin and Chanuel Lyon I. E, real estate and ins agt, Me. Kee's building
MACKENZIE REV ROBERT, pastor Presbyterian church, San Joaquin bet Main and Market
MAGER ADAM, Old Ledge Saloon, 234 Main
MAGNER MAX, propr Bonanza Sa- loon, 230 Main
Maguire Andrew, tailor, cor Channel and El Dorado
MAIL PUBLISHING CO, Berdine, Colnon & Numan proprs, 224 Main Mallon T C, real estate agt and notary public, 176 Main
MANSION HOUSE, James HI Cross propr, cor Hunter and Weber ave
Marble & Alders, Enreka Beer Hall, 267 Main
Marks H, merchant tailor, 250 Main Marks M, cigars and tobacco, Levee and El Dorado
MARSTERS E J, self-feeders for threshing machines, self-regulating windmills, portable grain elevators, cor California and Washington
MATHEWS HO, wholesale and retail liquors, 189 Center
MATTESON & GARLAND, stage line from Milton to Calaveras, "Big Trees," Yosemite
MATTESON & WILLIAMSON, manufr farming implements, .Main and California; Star Foundry, cor Aurora and Market
Maxwell Geo W & Co, managers Retail- crs' Protective Union, cor Main and Hunter
McCarty Jas M, notary public and ins agt, 201 Main
MCCARTY MATHEW, carpenter and builder, Sutter nr Main
McCloud Mrs Ida, dressmaker, 174 Main McCormick M, boot and shoemaker, Main bet Sutter and California
McCurdy W, apothecary, cor Main and Sutter
Mckenzie G A, reg land office, Odd Fel- lows' bleck
MOKINNE BARNA, atty at law, cor Main and San Joaquin
McStay G E, attorney at law, Eldridge block, opp Court House
Meader D A, deputy col int rev and ins agt
Meehan Miss C & Co, dressmaker, 179 and 181 Main
MELONE G A, auctioneer and com- mission merchant and dealer in dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, furnishing goods, furniture, etc, 181 Hunter
MELONE G W, Mutual Trade Union, 181 Hunter
Mengel Peter, boots and shoes, 185 Main MERSFELDER L, Stockton Bakery and Restaurant, Levee nr Center
MIESELL FRED, hairdresser and mannfr of human hair switches, curls, etc, 188 Main
Milco Jno & Co, fruits, etc, 195 Main Miller Jacob, bakery, Main nr California MILLER GEN J F , res Palace Hotel, office Alaska Fur Co, Sansome, San Francisco
MILLER GEN J F & W C, storage and grain merchants, Scott's' ave and Commerce
Miller M, physician, cor Main and Center Miller O, artist, Ilook's blog, Main
MILLER WM P, carriage repository, cor California and Channel
Mills Jas T, hardware, stoves, tinware, ete, 198 Main
MILNE A 0, editor "Stockton Inde- pendent," cor El Dorado and Levee
MINTA WESLEY, attorney at law and justice of peace, Main opp Court House
Mitrovich M & Co, restaurant, 200 Levee MOLLEUHAUER L, staple and fancy groceries, wines and liquors, cor Weber ave and American .
Monotti A, produce, fish, ete, 182 Levee Moody W C, carpenter, cor Main and American
Morning Star Lodge No 68, F & A M, M H Bond secy
Morris & Belden, livery stable, Center Morrissey Jas A, collector, 236 Main Moss Frank, saloon, 204 Levee
MOWBRAY J L, collection and loan agency, Eldridge block opposite Court House
Musto L, groceries, cor Main and Amer- ican
MUSTO P, wholesale and retail grocer- ies and provisions, cor Market and El Dorado
Myer B, French physician, 254 Main Myrick R L, ticket and freight agent S and C R R depot, Levee
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
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KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted), Illustrated
Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Post St., S. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 4| Main St., S. F.
Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, S. F.
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Near G W, grain merchant, Levee and Center
Newell Sidney, capitalist, P O box 21 Newell T W, capitalist, P O box 125, of- fice 202 Main
Newman Chas, gents' furnishing goods, Hunter nr Levee
Nichols & Horton, agts Chicago Screw Harrow, 162 Levee
Nicola Milco & Co, fruits, etc, 205 Main
Nunan Jno J, business agency, Hunter nr Weber ave
O'BRIEN JOHN H, wholesale wines and liquors, 222 Main
O'Conner Rev Father, St Mary's Church, Washington
Offer & Friedman, cigars, tobacco, etc, 263 Main
O'KEFIFE P K & BRO, Charter Oak Saloon, 176 Levee
Olinstead Mrs F, glove manufr, Main bet Sutter and California
OULLAHAN D J, wholesale liquors and cigars, 177 Main
Overton F, lodging house and saloon, cor Center and Market
Owen Chas E, musical instruments, 249 Main
PACIFIC AGRICULTURAL WORKS, Lissenden G & Co proprs, cor California and Lafayette
PACIFIC TANNERY. Kullman, Wag- ner & Co proprs, cor Oak and El Do. rado
Patten R C, agt Sonora, Murphy's and San Andreas Stage Lines, office Yo- Semite House, Main
Paterson A V R, superior judgo
PARKER R B & CO, wholesale and retail grocer, Hunter bet Main and Market
Paulk C C, police judge, opposite Court House
PAULSELL A C, president of Eureka Warehouses, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Levee
Peckler Chas, bakery, cor Weber and California
Perkins Bros, groceries, etc, 187 Hunter Perrin Otis, rec U S land office and prest Stockton Ice Co, Odd Fellows' bldg
PERRY GEORGE, collecting, real es- tate and insurance agent, 234 Main opp Court House
PETERS J D, grain and wool mer- chat, 154 Levee
Feyser Albert, barber, Commercial Ho- tel, Main
Peyton Seth, saloon, 228 Main
Pierce & Smith, restaurant, El Dorado bet Washington and Market
Piser S, merchant tailor, cor Main and| Rossi Antonio, propr Colombo House, Sutter 150 Main
PIXLEY W B, druggist and apothe- cary, 176 Main
Plumer W P, stair builder, Commerce bet Levee and Main
POLYMATH ANDREW, practical watchmaker, jeweler and optician, 179 and 181 Main
Quinn Jno, painter, Main bet California and American
Quinn & MeDougald, printers, Main bet California and American
Raab & Miller, proprs What Cheer House, cor Center and Levee
Ralph CR, county assessor, Court House Raphael J, clothing, 187 Main
Read T Y, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 182 Main
Reichlein Mrs, midwife, bleeding, cup- ping and leeching, cor Weber avo and Sutter
Renland M, saloon, Weber ave bet Cal- ifornia and American
Reynolds Merrick, grain buyer, corner Levee and Commerce
Rhodes Alonzo, real estate and insur- ance agt, 230 Main
Rider A S, hack business, Yosemite House, Main
Rieffel Louis, bakery, cor San Joaquin and Washington
Rinaro A, groceries, Hunter bet Miner ave and Lindsey
Ring C B, auctioneer and coroner, Main Rink L S, saloon, cor Center and Main RIORDAN DANIEL, saddlery and harness, 189 Main
Ritter C M, principal Lafayette School Robinson H G, builder, El Dorado
ROBINSON JERRY, architect and builder, 203 Main
Robison W M, express messenger W, F & Co
Rodenbush -, saloon, next to postoffice on Center
ROGERS & WILLOWS, coal, wood and ice, 206 El Dorado
Rohbecker & Boerner, saloon, cor Hun- ter anud Channel
ROHRBACHER & MAGER, Old Lodge Saloon, 234 Main
ROHRBACHER PHILIP, Old Lodge Saloon, 234 Main
ROLAND A, Depot Saloon C PR R Rosenbaum D'S, clothing, 240 Main Rosenblum M, clothing, 173 Main Rothonbush D, brewery, cor Stanislaus and Park
ROWE ROBERT, hardware, stoves, tin, sheet iron, copperware, builders' hardware and mechanics' tools, 260 Main
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 / Street, Sac.
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner. 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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1 California-Santa Barbara. 837 SECOND-HAND PIANOS. ALPHABETICALLY. RUDDICK JAMES, associate with M Smith Ansel, atty at law, Odd Fellows, L Kaiser, Big Tree Saloon, Hunter Ruggles C A, physician building Smith & Collins, carpenters, 183 Com- merce RUHL & FLOYD, stoves, ranges, pumps, tinware, etc, 183 Hunter Ruoff Mrs C, millinery, 245 Main Smith Frank E, saloon, cor Market and El Dorado RUPERT GEO, Weber House Saloon (open day and night), Center Smith & Hargrave, Metropolitan Saloon, 259 Main Safferhill David, saloon, cor Hunter and Levee Smith Thomas, cigars, tobacco, ete, Hunter St Mary's Catholic Church, Washington bet Hunter and San Joaquin Southerland & Dillon, marble works, Main Sampson & Gray, meat market, 258 California Southworth & Grattan, gen mdse, Main and Hunter SAN JOAQUIN BREWERY, Boer- Sperry A B, confectionery, 192 Main Sperry & Co, millers and commission merchants, cor Beaver and Levee ner & Wirth proprs, cor American and Weber ave ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS. SAN JOAQUIN HOTEL, F Stoetzer Spooner J Pitcher, photographist, 171, 173 and 175 Main propr, cor San Joaquin and Weber av San Joaquin Lodge No 19 F & AM, Chas A Ruggles seey Sprague Z, gunsmith, etc, Main bet Com- merce and Center San Joaquin Valley Bank, FJ IInggins cashier, 210 Main STAMPER ISAAC, clothing and gents furnishing goods, 232 Main Scalerandi Mrs M, restaurant, 174 Main STEAMBOAT LANDING RESTAU- SCHMIEDER C & HOLMAN, proprs United States Hotel, cor Center and Market RANT, meals at all hours, I' Lovro- vich propr, Levee Steinhard Bros, clothing, 264 Main SCHMITT PHILLIP, staple and fancy Stelling E, painter, Hunter bet Miner ave and Lindsey groceries, fresh ments, wines and liquors, eor Main and Grant Stevenson James, plaster, Channel bet Hunter and El Dorado Schrack Mrs S R, hairdressing, stamping and pinking, Main bet California and American STEWART FRANK, president of The First National Bank of Stockton, eor Main and Hunter Schulz 2, wagonmaker, cor California and Weber ave Stewart & Smith, grain, wool and com- r.ission merchants, 161 Levee Seutt H B & Co, manufr barbed fence wire, cor California and Lafayette Seavers F, ment market, cor Channel and Hunter STOCKTON AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, 201 and 203 El Do- rado, P O box 95, JJohn Caine propr Seiek J, han, dresser and shaving saloon, Center bet Main and Market STOCKTON BAKERY AND RES- TAURANT. L. Mersfelder propr Seilnacht F, bootinaker, 186 Levee Severy M, real estate, 198 Main Shaver John P, saloon, Main STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, F R Clarke principal, cor Hunter and Weber ave Shaw H C, manufacturing works, 201 and £03 El Dorado "STOCKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE JOURNAL," F R Clarke editor and proprietor, cor Weber ave and Hunter STOCKTON DAILY AND WEEKLY INDEPENDENT," A E T Worley and A O Milne proprs, cor El Dorado and Levee (up stairs) SHEARER BEN, manager W U Tel Co, 203 Main SHEPHERD & BRO, hides, pelts and produce, e s Center bet Main and Market SHEPHERD D C & BRO, groceries, provisions, hides, pelts and wool, cor Center and Market Stockton Furniture Manufactory, Main and Stanislaus Stockton Gins Company, cor Center and Morman ave, Henry Adams manager Stockton Ice Company, Otis Perrin president Sheridan & Anderson, tailors, Main Sherwin & Goad, advertising agents, Center bet Main and Levee Shurtleff Dr G A, supt Stockton Asy- lum for the Insane STOCKTON IRON WORKS, 177, 179, 181 and 183, California Simpson & Grr ., lumber, Levee STOCKTON LAUNDRY, L Sellman propr, 184 Grant bet Main and Weber (branchi), J J Wright manager, 175 Stockton Lumber Yard, A D Moore & Main SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, Co proprs, cor Commerce and Sonora W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. On $10 per month instalments. Good serviceable instru- M. Gray. 117 Post Street, S. F.
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 116. and 118 Battery St., S. F.
California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
838 PUNCTUALITY, Stockton & Phillips, physicians, Main Stockton R A, Chapter No 28, secy L E Lyons Stockton Savings & Loan Society, L U Shippee pres, cor Hunter and Main Stockton Street Railroad Co, depot Main bet Stanislaus and American Stockton Warehouse Co, John Ducker pres, C Denervand secy, postoffice box 31, cor Church and Commerce Fashion, Stockton Woolen Mill, Doughty Tatterson propre, Otter Upchurch S & Sister, dressmakers, 190 Main Urquhart Miss Kittie, dressmaker, cor El Dorado and Main Van Vlear W H, gunsmith, El Dorado nr Main VASQUEZ M, hairdressing and shav- ing saloon, 208 Weber ave Verckler J J, carpenter, cor Main and American & Vingli John, shoemaker, cor Center and Market Stockwell E R, clothing, etc Vizelich Nicholas, hotel, cor Market and Sacramento STOETZER F, propr San Joaquin Ho- tel, cor Weber ave and San Joaquin Stowe E B, clerk, Eldridge block Stowell John, windmill manufr, cor Cal- ifornia and Main Wagner J, Avenne Market, cor Weber ave and American Wallace John, secy Stockton Ice Co Wallace W G, dentist, cor Main and San Straus D, tobacco and cigars, El Dorado and Levee Joaquin WEAVER H W, county clerk, office Streichan W, boots and shoes, 207 Main Stroeter H W, cigar manufr, cor Market and San Joaquin Court House WEAVER J A, Palacade Saloon, Huines & Snider's building, Main Somerville James, horseshoeing, Center bet Washington and Lafayette Weber Capt Chas M, pioncer and capi- talist, office cor Channel and Bridge Sutherland, Chestnutwood & Moore, provisions, dry goods, clothing, cte, cor Main and Center Weber E C, tailor, 236 Main WEBER HOUSE, A Engelhardt propr, Main and Center Sylvester & Moye, furniture, Main TERRY JUDGE DAVID S, atty at law, over cor Main and San Joaquin TERRY & McKINNE, attys at law, over cor Main and San Joaquin TERRY S L, atty at law WEBER J K, saloon, 369 Center Weber Mrs S A, millinery, Center WEBSTER JOHN H, notary public, conveyancer and searcher of records, Eldridge building WEBSTER JOSHUA B, Pacific Coast THOMPSON C V, wholesale and retail produce, cor Levee and El Dorado (190 Levee and 169 and 171 El Dorado) Law and Business Agency, patents procured, caveats filed, suits for in- fringment of patents prosecuted, and sales of patents negotiated, room 1 Eldridge block, Main THRESHER M S, hardware, iron, steel, etc, 184 Main TINKHAM H, meat market, 206 Levee Webster Saml B, collector, Eldridge block WEDEKIND F, Albany Saloon, Main Todd H W, physician, 180 Main Treadwell A D, linguist, Main and Sutter Tripp R, saddlery and harness, cor Center Weller Geo E, boots, shocs, etc, 201 Main and Washington Truscott A & J, blacksmiths and wagon- Wenk T B, painter, 81 Channel makers, cor Hunter and Fremont WEST FRED M, county treasurer, Court Honse TULLY JOHN, real estate and money broker, 226 Main WEST GEO & CO, wholesale wines and liquors, Hunter bet Main and TYROLEAN HALL, Lercher & Bro, proprs, 199 Hunter. Concert even- Wilder Augustus, cl. .. r manufr, Main bet California and American ings Market TUTTLE RANSELOR, propr Ameri- can E'xchange Hotel, 233 to 237 Center WHITE & THOMAS, planing mill, Hunter bet Main an ` Market Udell & Glass, furnishing goods, shoes, etc, 265 Main Wilhoit R E, notary public and convey- ancer, Court House UNITEDSTATES HOTEL, Schmeider & Holman proprs, cor Market and Center Wilkes P S, atty at law, Eldridge block opp Court House CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City. -
UNITED STATES LIVERY STABLE, James Ford propr, 225 Center
WILLIAMS JOHN R, jobbing and retail druggist, manuir Dr Elliott's Great Discovery and National Cough Syrup, Main
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Woodgon J M, saloon, 279 Main
Woolsey Win, groceries, cor Main and California
Woolfe Lewis, watches and jewelry, 182 El Dorado
Wollner Fred, groceries, NE cor Chan- nel and Hunter
Wilson Henry, carpenter, Channel bet Hunter and El Dorado
Winter R, bootmaker, under Weber House
Wright H E, grain, Center bet Lovee and Main
Winterscheid W H, sewing machine agt, 179 Main
Wright John, harnessmaker Yates L E, livery stable, Aurora bet Main and Market
Wood J E, manager White, Eldredge and New Home Sewing Machine and musical instruments, cor Weber ave and Sutter
YO SEMITE HOUSE, 251, 253, 255 and 257 Min, James Caven propr
Zignego J Z, furniture store, El Dorado near Main
Zignego M A, millinery, 180 El Do- rado
Zingg C E, shooting gallery, 236 Main
JAMES HERBERT BUDD,
HUGH J. CORCORAN, Att'y. Notary Public.
BUDD & CORCORAN,
Attorneys at Law,
Rooms 2, 3 and 4. Eldridge Building, 230 Main Street, UP STAIRS, STOCKTON, CAL.
Methodist Book Depository,
GEORGE PERRY,
Collecting, Real Estate & Insurance Agent
No. 234 MAIN STREET,
Opposite the Court House,
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PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F ..
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WILLIAMS C E & CO, wool and com. mission merchants, 2 doors from P O, Center
Williams Mrs Katie, boarding house, cor Grant and Main
Williams & Moore, druggists, 220 Main Willow Lodge K P, Leroy S Atwood keeper records and seal
WORLEY A E T, editor "Stock- ton Independent," cor El Dorado and Levee
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Wood & White, dressmakers, cor Sutter and Weber ave Woodman J L, book binder, Independ- ent block
ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Sixes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 116. and 118 Battery St. S. F.
840 California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
Authorized Capital, $500,000, Cold. Paid-in Capital and Surplus, $365,000, Cold.
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H. H. HEWLETT, - Cashier and Manager.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Collections made on Favorable Terms in ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Correspondence, FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New York. FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK, San Francisco.
New York Reference,-J. D. JONES, Esq., President Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, New York.
Money deposited with our Correspondents paid here.
E. J. MARSTERS, MANUFACTURER OF
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Self-Regulating Windmill "TEMPEST."
Partable Grain Elevators, Models for Patent Office, Etc., Corner of California and Washington Streets, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA.
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Post Office-Stockton, California.
H. WACHHORST, importer of Jewelry, Diamonds, Fine Watches, 315 J St., Sac.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Opp. Union Square, N. F. Book. keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
California-Stockton. 841 Commission Merchant, ALPHABETICALLY. C. V. THOMPSON, IMPORTER AND FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, FLOWER, FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. Agent for Santa Clara Cheese. Choice Potatoes a specialty. 190 Levee Street and 169 and 171 El Dorado Street, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA. CHARLES L. ERNEST, DEALER IN STOVES, RANGES, PUMPS IRON PIPE, TINWARE, CROCKERY, Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron Lift Pumps, with Stock's Patent San Jose Valves, the best in use. 256 Main Street, Stockion, Cal. Roofing and Jobbing done to order. ESHBACH & HAMILTON, Jeneral Job Printers, 183 El Dorado Street, Stockton, Cal. 66 COMMERCIAL RECORD," Cirenlation 5002. Distributed Free. 183 Eldorado Street, Stockton, Cal. W. M. DENIG, Publisher. JOHN H. O'BRIEN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Mines & Liquors 222 MAIN STREET, W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. The Largest Steck of American and Foreign Haste, Mustest Merchandise on the Coast. Bend for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St., S. F.
STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA.
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Ntoven and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and Patterns, 110. 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. F.
842 California-Stockton. ALPHABETICALLY.
H. L. Farrington. G. C. Hyatt. H. S. Farrington. STOCKTON IRON WORKS, 177, 179, 181 and 183 California Street, Stockton, Cal. FARRINGTON, HYATT & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY, Iron and Brass Castings Of Every Description. Hemi Nos. 251, 253, 255, 257 and 259 MAIN STREET, STOCKTON, CAL. JAMES CAVEN PROPRIETOR FIRST-CLASS HOUSE. This House is the Leading Hotel of the City, containing all the Mod- ern improvements. General Ticket Office for the Big Trees, Yo Semite Valley, Bodie, and General Stage Office for all the Southern Mountain Towns. The Yo Semite Coach will convey guests from the Boats and all Trains Free of Charge. CUT TING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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PROPRIETORS.
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,
Most Fashionable Turnouts
ON SHORTEST NOTICE.
MOUNTAIN TURNOUTS
WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED & SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GIVE US A CALL.
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. H. Gray, 117 Post St.
(Under my own name). I offer for sale, for cash or instalments, these rella-
. T. Cross' Stylegrafie Pen," " Eleo- trograph, &c. Pages 800 and 801.
WAS TODO Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118, 114. 116 and 115 Ainttery Street, A. F.
844. .
California- kton. ALPHABETICALLY.
Stockton AGRICULTURAL Warehouse, JOHN CAINE, successor to H. C. Shaw, Agricultural Ware- house, 201 and 203 El Dorado Street, Stockton.
P, O. Box Đã.
CLOBE IRON WORKS. Foundry. Iron and Brass Castings, and Machine Work in all Branches.
" Steamboat, Mining and Agricultural Machinery, Pumps, Horse Powers, House Fronts, Stockton Gang, Sulky and Single Plows, Extras of every description, Eastern Chilled Points, Molds and Landsides, Large stock of reversible Steer Molds always in stock, at wholesale and retail, Buckeye and Wood's Mowers and Reapers for 1880, Portable Derrieks to set on Wagons to hoist Derrick Forks, Steel Barb Fence Wire, wholesale and re- tail, Farm and Header Wagons, Holt & Young's combined Headers and Threshers, Root's Blowers for ventilating mines, and a large stock of Mixed Paints at cost, Oils, Ropes, Belts, Nails, Hardware, &c., &c. All the above will be sold at greatly reduced prices, to make room for our large stock to arrive and in course of construction.
Corner of Main and Commerce Streets, near the Steamboat Landing, Stock' on, San Joaquin County, Cal. P. O. box 95. E. Scott, Cashier. StudderbakerWagon
E. SCOTT, Cashier. KAP'rices Reduced-Terms to suit Purchasers. STOCKTON GANG PLOW. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. Address JOHN CAINE, Globe Iron Works,
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