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California-Vallejo. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Domingo San Frisco, liquors, Virginia Doyle J & Son, marble works, NE cor Sonoma and Florida
DUNCAN J K, president and secretary Vallejo Gas Co
Duncan Samuel, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, 142 Georgia
Dunne G J, fishmonger, Georgia
Edgar Geo, auctioneer and furniture, 187 and 189 Georgia
Emerson Jas, carriage painter, Marin cor Virginia
FAGAN P B, supt Vallejo Gaa Works, 171 Marin
Farragut Hall, 132 Georgia
Farnham & Co, clothing, 169 Georgia Fanst John, baker, Santa Clara
FERGUSON J N, wines and liquors, cor Georgia and Sacramento Fitzmaurice E, butcher, Georgia
Frey John, jeweler, stationer, etc, 184 Klink Rev N B, minister (Presbyterian), Georgia Sixth
Lamb Mrs M, milliner, 215 Virginia
Lee Mrs John, Golden Eagle Hotel, cor Virginia and Sacramento
Len V, gunsmith and sewing machines, 181 Georgia
Lyford J S, lime and cement, Vallejo
Lynch Edward, liquors, Georgia
GILBERT T S, candy manufr, 162 Lynch P C, groceries, 237 and 230 Vir- Georgia ginia
GOOD & RONEY, groceries and pro- visions, and proprs Vallejo and San Francisco Express, 179 Georgia
Halsey I S, dentist, cor Georgia and MALONEY & GILLON MISSES, Sacramento
Hallin CT B, liquors, cor Virginia and Santa Clara
Hathaway S F, sewing machine and pattern agent, 270 Capitol
McCuddan Jas, lumbor, wood, coal, and liquors, ferry wharf
MeElron P, news, 140 Georgia
MICHAELIS F, German Hotel, wines and liquors, agt for ale, porter, etc, 156 Georgia
McGill J F, butcher, 212 Georgia
McGill T F, butcher, Sacramento
McAuliffe John, propr Mechanics Hotel, Virginia
McManniss Miss Mary, dressmaker, Gcor- gia
Hayes John, wines and liquors, 109 Georgia
Heald J S, Vallejo Foundry and Ma- chine Works, railroad crossing
Henderson O L, wagonmaker, Marin bet Virginia and Georgia
HILLIARD E M & CO, groceries and provisions, cor Virginia and Marin
Hilborn S G, atty at law
Hirschfeld S, stationery, tobacco, cigars, etc, cor Georgia and Marin Higson G A, livery stable, Georgia
Holland & Smith, junk, 265 Marin Holtog J J & Bros, wood and coal, Marin nr railroad crossing
HOWARD HOUSE, R J Harrington propr
HUBBS CHAS H, agent Western U Tel Co, insurance agent and notary public, 183 Georgia
Hubner Wm, barber, Georgia
Irizar A X, oyster saloon, 156 Georgia Jenkins John, bootmaker, 117 Georgia
JOHNSON L, restaurant, 65 Georgia Joselyn Mrs L, milliner, 239 Virginia Kelly & McInnis, grocers, 122 Georgia Kelly W S, cigars and tobacco, Georgia Kennedy J'E, dry goods, 178 Georgia Kennedy P J, bout and shoo manufr, 161 . Georgia
Kirkup E, physician and U S examin- ing surgeon, Georgia
Frisbie J, liquors, 125 Georgia FROST JAS, physician and druggist, 173 Georgia
GAFFNEY B, saloon, 67 Georgia Gannon Thos, liquors, 79 Georgia Greener John, tinsmith, 119 Georgia Grimes P, blacksmith, Marin
Lynch P B, groceries, Georgia
LYONS JEREMIAH, wines and lig- uors, Georgia
milliners and dressmakers. Sacru- mento
Mahoney Miss N, millinery and fancy goods, Georgia nr Marin
Handforth John, barber, 145 Georgia Hamell & Connolly, undertakers, Georgia HAMELL J, furniture and crockery, 199 Georgio
HARRIER D W, groceries, wines, liquors, etc, 130 Georgia
HARRINGTON JNO E, O P, assist- ant St Vincent R C Church, Florida
HARRINGTON R J, Howard House, Georgia
McPIKE A J, supt Vallejo Water Co and ins agt, cor Marin and Georgia McGinnis Thos, tannery, Vallejo
McSORLEY CHAS, tailor, 165 Geor- gia
MEEK B E, expressman, attend all trains and boats, Georgia
MINAHAN JOHN wines and liquors, cor Virginia and Marin
MOORE WM, hackman, attend all trains and boats
Moran J, groceries and liquors, Virginia
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright-3.
M. Gray. Gen'l Agent, for Pacific Coast, 117 Post St., S. F.
Sold for Cash or Instalments. Illustrated Catalogues.
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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Fronomy. Fashion.
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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112 114 116, nud 118 Battery St., S. F.
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California-Vallejo. ALPHABETICALLY.
Murray Mrs -, Capital Hotel, Virginia Munroe G, justice peace, cor Virginia and Sacramento
Newcomb C A, cigars and tobacco, 192 Georgia
Newcomb L S, propr Benicia Stage, 192 Georgia
Nicholson W T, cigars and tobacco, 164 Georgia
Noonan John, wines and liquors, railroad crossing
North John, groceries, 244 Georgia Odd Fellows' Hall, 129 Georgia
O'GRADY F, Empire Soda Works, wholesale and retail wines and liquors, cor Sonoma and Florida
Orphans' Home, Dr Halsey treasurer Pelham Alex, bootmaker, 304 Marin
PENDLETON & VOORHEES, den- tists, 136} Georgia
Peyser N, tailor Sacramento
PLUMMER & ROBINSON, clothing, gents furnishing goods, cigars, etc, 151 Georgia
RAINES THOS, house, sign and car- riage painter, Marin near York
Radke P, propr Bernard House, Georgia Redding Rev A S, minister, (Methodist) Reinquin P L, tailor, 217 Santa Clara
Richart G B, harness, saddles, etc, 172 Georgia
Riley G W, jus ice peace and notary public, Virginia
Roberts T W, liquors, 63 Georgia
Rogers Thos, wines and liquors, 164 Georgia
Roe Geo, propr "Solano Times," 177 Georgia
Rodgers J, barber, 165 Georgia Rowland H, station master North Vallejo Sancts J N, wood and coal, Virginia Wharf
SAUNDERS W G, pianos, organs and music, 265 Capital
SCHROTH GEO, wines and liquors, 137 Georgia
Seabury C A, milliner, Sacramento Silvey T H, restaurant, 123 Georgia Smith G Ryerson, liquors, cor Georgia and Marin
Skinner W W, butcher, Georgia
SLATTERY WM H, wines and li- quors, cor Georgia and Sacramento Smith Van B, constable, cur Virginia and Santa Clara
Smith J G, photographs, 164 Georgia SMITH P & J, Pioneer Brewery, cor Marin and Carolina
Smith C F, barber. 192 Georgia SNOW & PETTIS, gen mdse and ins agts, cor Georgia and Santa Clara SNOW H H, real estate agt and ins broker, Georgia
"SOLANO TIMES" (daily and week- ly), Geo Roe propr, 177 Georgia Shillingsburg Wm, nurseryman, 65 Main
Steffen & Co, butchers, cor Georgia and Marin
Stewart Robert, upholsterer, 306 Marin ST VINCENT'S BENEVOLENT SO- CIETY, P' C Lynch pres
ST VINCENT'S CONVENT SCHOOL, Dominican Sisters, Florida
TAYLOR W E, physician, 144 Georgia Topley James, druggist, 166 Georgia Thompson J D, express, Georgia Tobin J F, butcher, 71 Georgia Towle C B, principal of schools Vallejo A A, professor of music
"VALLEJO CHRONICLE" PUB- LISHING CO, A J Brownlie & O H Hilton directors, A J McKnight secy, 101 Georgia
'VALLEJO CHRONICLE" (evening), H P Taylor managing editor, 101 Georgia
Vallejo Library Association, Jas Phillips secy and librarian, Sacramento
Vallejo Savings and Commercial Bank, E J Wilson pres, JR English cashier, cor Georgia and Sacramento
Vanderlip O W, watchmaker and jewel- er, 160 Georgia
Vallejo Water Works, A Chabot pres, A J Mclike supt
Walker Win, lumber, Vallejo
Waltenbaugh J B, carpet manufr, 412 Georgia
Walsh P R, stoves, tin and hardware, 180 Georgia
WARD & McDONALD, wines, liquors and billiards, 155 Georgia
WEILL BROS, boots and shoes, 175 Georgia
WILSON HENRY, wines and liquors, cor Georgia and Marin
Wilzinski A, dry goods and clothing, 136 Georgia
Widenmann & Rothenbusch, brewery, Marin
Woods George, saloon and boarding, Georgia
Wood George, locksmith, saw-filing and guns, etc, Sacramento
Wright M J, stoves, tin, hardware, etc, and postmaster, 186 Georgia
H. H. SNOW,
Real Estate Agent AND INSURANCE BROKER, VALLEJO, CAL.
H. WACHHORST calls attention to his Genuine Ster. Ling Silverware, 315 J St.
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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The Model Commerett: College o' the Coast. 320 Post St .. N. F.
California-Vallejo. ALPHABETICALLY.
865
GE Valle DAILY AND WEEKLY. PUBLISHED BY THE Vallejo Chronicle Publishing Company, No. 101 GEORGIA STREET. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. (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. Steam Book Job Printers. OUR OFFICE IS ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE STATE. THE PAPER Is worked upon a First-Class Steam Cylinder Press. The Office has been recently furnished throughout with New Type and has everything necessary for doing all kinds of Printing. The CHRONICLE is more extensively quoted than any paper on the Pacific Coast. Weekly, per Year $2 50 Daily, per Year $6 00
Vallejo Chronicle Publishing Co. 55
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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866 California-Vallejo-Viejas. ALPHABETICALLY.
The Solano Times DAILY AND WEEKLY EDITIONS. No. 177 Georgia Street, Vallejo, Cal. GEORGE ROE, Publisher. The TIMES is the only Democratic Paper in Solano County. It circulates largely among an industrious and enterprising class -nechanie, business man and farmer-and its excellence as an advertising medium is generally acknowledged. THE TIMES OFFICE Has First - Class Facilities For executing Job Work of all kinds at bottom figures. GEORGE ROE, Publisher. Valley Centre, SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Vallicita, CALAVERAS COUNTY, 40 miles northeast of San Diego. Is 19 miles southeast of San Andreas, on the Milton stage road. Bearel A S, justice of peace Arata J, gen mdse. Heueldon Geo, road master Bacigalupi F, gen mdse, postmaster, agt KITCHING A C, gen muse and post- master Greenwold R; blacksmith Shelling J T, blacksmith W, F & Co Kohler Chas, Union Hotel Mitchell A M, gen mdse Valley Ford, Mitchell A M, livery stable Monteverde J, saloon Rufe G, meat market SONOMA COUNTY, TUCHSEN H, Vallicita Brewery, Post- office Vallicita Is a place of 100 inhabitants, on the N. VALLICITA BREWERY, choice P. C'R. R, 64 miles from San Francisco. beer put up in bottles and kegs, H Tuchsen propr Vallicita G A, gen mdse Williams D, livery stable Viejas, SAN DIEGO COUNTY. CUTTING 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.
Brown & LeBaron, gen mdse Cota A C, boots and shoes Curry John, liquors Dowling James, blacksmith Fowler J E, livery stable Fowler B, station agt Hampton J E, physician Huntley & Cook, flour mills Merritt P E, lumber Paliner E B, undertaker Parry Isaac, tinsmith Rien Mrs Ann R, hotel
Bosserman S, apiarist CLENDENIN W S, postmaster and justice of pence Cox A W, apinrist Harbison J S, apiarist
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California-Vina-Visalia. ALPHABETICALLY.
867
Vina,
TEHAMA COUNTY.
Allen N, fancy goods Barkley J F, meat market
Becker J G, bootmaker
Crabb J N, physician
Crabb Joe, hotel Crouse Chas, liquors Devin Wm, blacksmith
DICUS S C. gen muse, postmaster and agt W, F & Co Hilderbrand R, hotel
EAGLE FLOURING MILLS, L A Jolmson propr, Main
Linden & D, livery Yager Mrs M, dressmaker EDWARDS È J, dist atty, atty at law and notary public, Court House EITEL & SCHMID, proprs Farmers' Home, Main Visalia, ELLIS W J, county supt public in- struction, Court House " ELECTROGRAPH " 100 facsimile copies in 10 minutes, "stylograph, Catalogue and Terms on application to H. Gray, Steinway flad, 117 Pest St., S. F. TULARE COUNTY. EXCHANGE HOTEL, J R Dailey ACOSTA FRANK, cigars and tobacco, Esteven Wenn, restaurant and saloon Arkle Bros, boots and shoes Main propr, cor Garden and Main FARMERS' HOME, Eitel & Schmid proprs, Main Asay CE & J L, dentists Fowler Thos, gen mdse ATWELL & BRADLEY, attys at law, Church Gassenberger Chas, tailor GIDDINGS C J, searcher of records, real estate and' ins agt and notary Bacigalupi T, saloon Baer B, stoves and tinware public, Court House Baker M, physician and surgeon Goar J C, deputy sheriff, Court House Balaam Alfred, deputy sheriff, Court House Grant R P, fruit and confectionery Green H, geu mndse Bank of Visalia, R E Hyde pres, J .J. Mack cashier Grimsley John H, county supervisor (chairman), Court House Barr Alex, cigars and tobacco Hall A E, physician and surgeon Barr & Harter, saloon Hall & Cowan, blacksmiths and wagon- BEAL & BEATTIE, proprs Tulare Valley Flonring Mills (water and steam), Main makers Haines 1 H, manager W U Tel Co Unkan Wm, saloon Belz Andrew, blacksmith and wagon- ARTER IKE, propr Palace Hotel, maker Benn John, physician HAWES HORACE, atty at law and U S court mumissioner, Court House Hering Geo, barber, BISHOP & CO, druggists and proprs Bishop's Cough and Lung Balsam, Main Hof J B, physician and surgeon (homme- pathie) Blain Win. meat market BRADLEY N O, atty at law and not ary publie, Church Huffaker J V, propr Overland Livery Stables BRAVERMAN M, watchmaker and Hyde J D, register U S land oflice jeweler, Main Hyde R E, pres The Bank of Visalia, Iumher dealer and pres Visalia R R Co Jacob E, gen mndse Broder & Harland, proprs City Stables BUTZ M C & BRO, pubs "Tulare Weekly Times," Main Jetferds E M, deputy county as essor, Court House Canty J M, livery and feed stable COHN H & CO, gen mdse, Main Jefferds F G, county assessor, Court House Coughran W W, propr Visalia Livery and Feed Stables JOHNSON L A, gen mdse and propr Visalia House and Eagle Flouring Mills, Main Creighton Thomas, sewing-machine and ins agt Jordan John F, county auditor, Court House
Cross A Jay, watchmaker and jeweler Cross W W, superior judge, Court House
Crowley J W, under sheriff
Cullom W B, atty at law and notary public
DAILEY J R, propr Exchange Hote', cor Garden and Main
Denny H N, undertaker
Dineley Samuel, barber and varieties
DOUGLASS BROS & CO, gen mdse, agricultural implements and hardware, eor Church and Main
DRAIS A S, saloon and chop house, Main
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Keener Henry A, county treasurer, Court House
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, S. F.
868
California-Visalia. ALPHABETICALLY.
KERN FREDERICK, saddles and SLOCOMB HENRY, barber, Main
harness (dealer and maker), Main
KEYES JOHN A, postmaster, Church KIMBALL & JACKSON, house, sign and carriage painters, Main and Court
KNOX JOHN G, county clerk, Court Stevens & Wilcox, gen mdse, agl impts House and sewing machines
Kroehle Jacob, bakery Laugrick & Hall, meat market Levinger Ike, cigars and tobacco
Levy Julius, notary public, ins agt and collector
Lieves Philip, cigars and tobacco Lindsey Tipton, receiver U S land office Luce E A, stoves, tinware, wooden ware Mack Adolph, druggist and assayer Mack J J, cashier Bank of Visalia Malloch D, livery and feed stable Mason Mrs. Mary C, millinery
MCNAMARA T M, atty at law and notary public, Church
Mickley J J, watchmaker and jewelry
Miller Henry, sewing machine agt and merchant tailor
Mooney M, brewery and soda factory Morris H, dry goods and clothing
O'Bannon C'S, county recorder Osborne W T, county supervisor
Owen Bros, blacksmiths and wagonmak - ers
PALACE HOTEL, Ike Harter propr, Main
Pendergrass T W, physician and surgeon Pratt J B, barber
Reynersou JJacob, justiceof peace
Russell & Grannis, physicians and sur- geons
Salazar J, saddlery Sanders O, atty at law
Sayle & Grady, attys at law
Seligman Louis, cigars, tobacco and va- rieties
Sellick D, propr City Water Works Shore John, county supervisor
SHUHAM & CO, saddles and harness, Main
J. V. HUFFAKER'S
LIVERY, FEED & SALE
STABLES,
Court Street, Visalia.
Single and Double Teams and Sad- die Horsrs to let. Excursion Parties fitted out. Terms Reasonable.
N. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
Smith Seth, county surveyor Spangler & Co, painters Stanton M E, shoemaker
Steuben Zane, agt Wells, Fargo & Co
Stewart W C, drayman Sweet S, secy Visalia R R Co
SWEET S & CO, gen mdse, hardware, iron, steel, furniture, agl impts, grain and wool, Main
Tauscher Geo M, fruits
Thompson A A, blacksmith and wagon- maker
TULARE VALLEY FLOURING MILLS, (steam and water), Beal & Beattie proprs, Main
"TULARE WEEKLY TIMES," M C Butz & Bro pubs, Main
Tunze O, furniture, mattresses and bed- ding
US Land Office, J D Hyde reg, Tiptou Lindsey rec
Van Valer Peter, deputy col U S int rev VISALIA HOUSE, L A Johnson pro- prietor, Main
Visalia R R Co, R E Hyde prest, S Sweet secy
"VISALIA WEEKLY DELTA," F J Walker & Co pubs, Main Walker D E, saddles and harness
WALKER F J & CO, pubs "Visalia Weekly Delta," Main
Ward J C, books, stationery, toys and musical instruments
Watrous S W, photographer
Weisher August, carpenter and builder WELLS M J, sheriff and tax collector, Court House
Williams Jno W, city marshal Wren JJ N, saloon
ZUMWALT D K, searcher of records, abstract office, notary public, real es- tate and insurance agent and local agent of S P R R lands, Court
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 320 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.
California-Volcano-Walnut Creek. ALPHABETICALLY.
869
Volcano, AMADOR COUNTY.
A mining town 12 miles northeast of Jackson; has a population of 700 and is reached by stages.
Adams J, livery stable
Bibbens G W, mine supt
Boydstone E S, druggist and photogra- pher Brandon A, sawmill
Campi Gioranni, shoemaker
Campi Jno, shoemaker
Cassinelli L, postmaster Cassinelli L & Bro, gen mdse Carpenter Thos, gen mdse
CInte P A, gen mndse Coleman J, gen mdse
Consolidated Amador Hydraulie Gold Mining & Land Co
Deunzer P, liquors Devitt & Provis, liquors
Friar R E', blacksmith
Frye & Goodrich, blacksmith
Goodrich C B, blacksmith
Graves -, teamster Hall Junus, blacksmith
Huey E W, billiard saloon and justice of peace
Jerome Alex, liquors
Jonas Peter, hotel
Kelley Dennis, lumber
Kesseler A, physician and surgeon
Laglagouar Cino, liquors
Leslie Jas, Iumber
Lipp J B, teamster Lucot Engene, liquors
Lucot Nicholas, lignors
McCuny Jonathan, teamster
MeLaine Lanchlin, banker and supt of Amador Canal and Voleano Ditch Co Miller Jas, butcher
Miller L, county supt of schools
Moran Robt, liquors
Petty A, county assessor
Petty Solomon, inventor
ROGERS HOTEL, W B Rogers & Son proprietors ROGERS W B & SON, proprs Rogers Hotel
SANFORD FARMER, livery stable SCHUPBACH JACOB, liquors
SHUEY HS, gen mndse
SHUEY M M, gen melse
SMITH FRANK C, bookkeeper E C Cribb
Stow Jas M, notary public, gen mdse and postmaster
TURNER M H, justice of the peace Urney W S, pastor M E church
WILSON & GAMBS, gen mise Wilson & Stow, insurance
Is distant from San Francisco 78 miles; Yoakum & Co, butchers
population estimated at about 15. It is a shipping point for fruit.
ALLENDER A T & CO, gen mdse, postmaster and agent Wells, Fargo & Co
Walnut Creek,
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,
Is a handsome little place at the base of Mount Diablo, distant from Oakland 17 miles. The drive to this place is un- surpassed for beauty. It is reached by Moore's Oakland and Walnut Creek Stage Line. Sulphur springs in the vicinity of- fer a most attractive feature. A fine ho- tel, kept by W. B. Rogers & Son, is a source of great convenience. Popula- tion 400.
Annis Alex, stoves and tinware Avery H R, pastor, Presbyterian BURPEE W S, liquors
CRIBB E C, stationery, notions, gents furnishing goods, school supplies and a perfect line of cigars and tobaccos; postoffice and W, F & Co's agt, agri- cultural implts
Dustan Jas, tailor Hook W E, physician
HUNTINGTON & GRABER, black- smiths and wagonmakers
Johnson S F, millinery
KIRSCH M, blacksmith and wagon- maker
MOORE E S & BRO, propr Oakland and Walnut Creek Stage Line
MORENO F E, harness and saddlery Niner Chas, watchmaker and jeweler
OAKLAND & WALNUT CREEK STAGE LINE, E S Moore & Bro pro- prietors
Pearson Joseph E, physician and drug- gist
Provis Jas E, liquors Richards Walter, liquors Rodrick Robt, teamster Rose Henry T, sawyer Rossi Augelo, gen melse Street Isane N, sawyer Sturman I N, constablo Tam Orsini, liquors Wallenburg C, lumber
Whitmore F W, sawmill
Walker's Landing,
SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS. On $10 per month instalments. Good serviceable Instru-
ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.
- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112 114. 116. and 118 Battery Rt .. A. F.
870 California-Walnut Creek-Washington Corners. ALPIJABETICALLY.
ROGERS' HOTEL, PUNCTUALITY, Economy. W. B. ROGERS & SON. PROPRIETORS Walnut Creek, Contra Costa Co., Cal. AN ENTIRELY NEW HOTEL, Fashion, Fitted up and con lucie.l as first-class in every respect. Containing a fine hall for balls or parties. Fine drives in all directions. The Sulphur Springs are in the immediate neighborhood. This is the most desirable resort for families wishing to spend a few weeks of recreation. Walnut Grove, LYNCH PATRICK, bootmaker SACRAMENTO COUNTY. Hanser J & V, butchers Hess Jno, tinsmith Alder Joseph, harnessmaker Bradt & Corbin, carpenters Brown A, hotel Holttum W, agt Cal Transportation Co Maaek H Z, blacksmith Millard T, blacksmith Murray Robt, liquors Roberts D, boarding and liquors Smith J B, grocer and liquors Yager Peter, brewery and liquors RADGESKY L. gen mdse, postmaster and W, F & Co and ins agt SHARP J W, postmaster SUMMERS H A, physician Town & Wickers, butchers Washington Corners, ALAMEDA COUNTY, Is a small town and station on the San Jose branch of the C. P. R. R., 27 miles Walsh's, from Oakland; population 300. The Washington College, one of the best SACRAMENTO COUNTY. schools in the State, is located here, also an Odd Fellows' and Good Templars' Lodge. Patton Jas, blacksmith and wagonmaker WALSH J M, groceries, liquors and postmaster "ALAMEDA TER," Everell F Calkin propr CALKIN EVERELL F, propr "Ala- meda County Reporter COUNTY REPOR- Washington, NEVADA COUNTY. CLARK BROS, gen mdse CONNER D M, justice of the peace and BUISMAN H, hotel and postmaste. Ely & Doose, butchers Grissel C, hotel Helgeson O C, clothing Jansen J, shoemaker Foster Therony, hotel and livery HARMON S S, propr Washington Malone T, shoemaker College Kohler H, gen indse attorney Covert E, druggist CROWELL H, carriage, wagonmaker and blacksmith HIRSH JOSEPH, gen mdse Washington, KEANY PATRICK, florist and nur- seryman YOLO COUNTY. Mack Wm H, drugs and stationery and (Postoffice Sacramento City.) postmaster MeLachlan -, saloon Thompson A C, boot and shoemaker WAMSLEY J E, agt CP R R, W, F & Co and manager Wm' Mortimer's ware. 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.
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