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Ostrander N, phys OURMETTE E eral ticket agent goods
Owings N H, ter se Parker R A, feed a Phillips A A, count PLUMMER W painter PORTER N S, notary publio "PUGET SOUND Bagley proprictor P S T CO, (Oly Seattle and way secretary
RABBESON takers Ranke Otto, saloon Raymond Geo, saloc Reed T M, prest O torial auditor Rosenthal G, gen mc Ross Mrs, dressmake Sabin H, gunsmith SNIDER J W, bar Sparks J G, atty at ST CHARLES HO beck proprietor STEELE ALDEN sceretary P S T Co
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Washington-Olympia. 387
ALPHABETICALLY.
Ostrander N, physician OURMETTE E N, secretary and gon- eral ticket agent O & T R R; and dry goods
Owings N H, ter aecy
Parker R A, feed and sale stables
Phillips A A, county clerk
PLUMMER W J, house and sign painter
PORTER N S, attorney at law and notary public
"PUGET SOUND COURIER," C B Bagley proprietor
P S T CO, (Olympia, New Tacoma, Seattle and way ports), A H Steele secretary
RABBESON HARNED, under-
takers Ranke Otto, saloon Raymond Geo, saloon
Reed T M, prest O & T R R and terri- torial auditor
Rosenthal G, gen mdse
Ross Mrs, dressmaker Sabin H, gunsmith
SNIDER J W, barber and batha Sparks J G, atty at law
ST CHARLES HOTEL, J H Hallen- beck proprietor
STEELE ALDEN H, physician and YOUNG'S HOTEL, (formerly the New secretary P S T Co England), E T Young proprietor
OLYMPIA and SEATTLE.
The P. S. T. Co's Steamer
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Leaves OLYMPIA for SEATTLE and WAY PORTS,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, At 7 o'clock, A. M., RETURNING ON ALTERNATE DAYS,
J. G. PARKER. Captain.
Stevens E A, agt Wella, Fargo & Co and W U tel opr
STORK S, groceries and Standard Bakery
Struve & Newlin, /ttys at law
STUART MRS . H H, president of Washington Territory Board of Im- migration
Stuart Robt G, rec U S land office
SYLVESTER E, cigars and tobacco Talcott C R, watches. jewelry, cigars, tobacco and sewing machine agt
Tarbell F, ter treas and ins agt Tilley M R, livery
Toellner Chas, barber
Toklas & Goldstein, gen mdse
TUITE D, stoves and tinware
Tweed Mrs, dressmaker
Vincent Benj, boots and shoes
Ward & Mitchell, sawmill
Ward S G. groceries
WASHINGTON STANDARD," J M Murphy proprietor
Waughop J W, physician Westbrook S A, dressmaker
Williams S, hardware
WOODRUFF & VAN EPPS, books, stationery and broom factory
WOODWARD A B, photographer and dentist
KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any ma
Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Fost
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Pamps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118,
388 Washington-Onecho-Pomeroy. .
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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
Onecho, WHITMAN COUNTY. WICKS M E, postmaster
Orting, PIERCE COUNTY.
Taylor J C, school teacher WHITESELL HENRY, postmaster
Oysterville, PACIFIC COUNTY.
Brown J, sheriff Bush A H, county judge Davis F C, county treasurer GOULTER J R, county auditor and clerk
Jones I S, saloon Loomis L A, mail contractor Olsen A, justice of peace
PACIFIC HOUSE, R Carruthers pro- prietor Reed C A, county supt of schools Rodway D A, groceries Whealdon Jos A, county surveyor Wirt A, hotel
PACIFIC HOUSE,
R. CARRUTHER, PROPRIETOR.
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Oysterville, W. T.
Palix River, MASON COUNTY.
Reed E O, sawmill
Palouse, WHITMAN COUNTY.
Banks & Haskell, blacksmiths Bremer Philip, shoemaker. Collins A S, saloon Cram W H, planing mill Denny Sam, saloon Dickinson F C, tinsmith
Hamilton W J & Co, drugs Jackson Wm, shoemaker Jacobs L F, drugs Johnson & Ettinger, furniture Kincald J H, blacksmith
McClure J A, saddles Miller J L, hotel Powers Bros, gen mdse Ragsdale W P & Co, gen mdss Ross D H, livery Wolf Harry, flouring mill
Pekin,
COWLITZ COUNTY. Rosenfeld J L, gen mdse
Pioneer, CLARKE COUNTY.
Piper J W, geu mndse
Plumb Station, THURSTON COUNTY. PLUMB E B, postmaster
Point Agate, KITSAP COUNTY. De Shaw W, gen mdse
Pomeroy, COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Albertson H C, contractor Brady & Rush, gen mdse Davis A D, blacksmith Day B B, grist mill De Bow H C, teacher Dycr & Clarey, planing mill Frank Bros, agl impts
Frary T C, physician Frary & Williamson, drugs Gallagher J F, boots and shoes Gibson M, gen mdse Gillis R C, butcher Hawley, Dodd & Co, agl impta Kernohan R, liquors
Killam L, wagonmaker Lister J H, atty at law Mulkey Bros, hardware O'Dell A E, contractor Parker G A, harness and saddles Pomeroy Mrs, restaurant Pomeroy Hotel, G A Sawyer propr Potter W C, atty at law Rice & Killam, livery stable Rigby E C, clergyman
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. adam be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI. NEAS COLLEGE, 820 Post At. S. F.
Washington-Pomeroy-Port Townsend. ALPHABETICALLY.
389
Scholl Bros, brewers Stephens Wm, lumber dealer W.ITSON E T, postmaster, express r gent, accountant and general collector
Port Angeles, CLALLAM COUNTY.
MEAGHER NICHOLIS, gen mdse, postmaster
Port Blakeley, KITSAP COUNTY.
Peterson B, shoemaker Port Blakeley Mill Co, Wm Renton manager Renton, Holmes & Co, lumber, general merchandise Renton Wm, postmaster Shobrook J, candies, etc Taylor & Sackman, hotel
Port Discovery, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Colby & Wilber, salmon cannery Jakes B B, bootmaker Mastick E B .Jr, notary public MASTICK S L & L B, sawmill and gen mdse McFadden E, tailor McPhee & Holingquist, ship builders
PORT DISCOVERY STEAM SAW- MILLS, S L & L B Mastiek proprs Pugh J E, hotel Randall S J, machinist SMITH JA, justice of the peace Weymouth A, blacksmith
S. L. MASTICK, Port Discovery.
L. B. MASTICK. San Francisco.
PORT DISCOVERY MILLS, Port Discovery, W. T. Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of
PUGET SOUND LUMBER And Dealers in Provisions, Dry Gccds, Groceries, &C. Agents for Steam Tug S. L. MASTICK. Agent in San Francisco. C. L. DINGLEY, Pier 10 Stewart St.
Port Gamble, KITSAP COUNTY.
Collins J, hotel Dwelly G W, justice of the peace JACKSON D L, deputy postmaster Lane N W, physician
McGrath Jas, deputy sheriff and con- stable Puget Mill Co, sawmill, C Walker man Scott W D, notary public
Port Ludlow, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
ATTRIDGE R D, hotel, postmaster Calhoun J J, school teacher Farmer T T, machinist Hall Bros, ship builders Poole Louis, agt W, F Ex Co Pope & Tabot, sawmill, gen mdse
Port Madison, KITSAP COUNTY.
Comstock Joseph, sheriff and county assessor
Jackson D B, county surveyor Lunn Andrew, shoemaker
McCALLUM NELSON, county au- ditor and recorder
Meigs Lumber and Ship Building Co Primrose Peter J, treasurer
Winchester H, saloon
Wist Philip, hotel
Port Townsend, JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Port of entry for the Sound, county seat, and contains about 550 inhabitants. Has a good harbor, contains a number of good hotels, and has two newspapers, the "Puget Sound Argus" and the "Democratic Press." It is well laid out, the business portion of the town being situated under and the residences being above on a high bluff, which gives the town a pleasing appearance from a distance. Communication is had by means of the P. S. S. N. Co., daily, with New Taecma, Seattle and all way points, and twice each week (Mendays and Thursdays) via the same line, with Victoria, B. C.
The business men of this place are live, energetic men, and a healthy trade is carried on by them.
ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.
reasonable rates and terms.
These favorably known Instruments for sale at M. Gray, 117 Post St.
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.
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en, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., 15. 11: 110, and 118 Battery S. C. F.
390 Washington-Port Townsend-Riverside. ALPHABETICALLY.
BARTHROP GEO, subscription news agent, dealer in books generally Smith D W, atty at law SMITH & TERRY, meat market BARTLETT C C, county treasurer, pilot commissioner, varieties, watches and jewelry Sterning J G, saloon Swan J G, notary public Tibballs H L, agt P M S S Co BARTLETT C C & CO, gen mdse, ship chandlery Bill C R, blacksmith Blanchard L H, atty at law Bradshaw Chas M, atty at law Briggs L H, dep collector U S customs CENTRAL HOTEL, Dodd . & Pugh proprs Tilman H, artist and painter Tobey N D, shipwright TORJUSEN T, saloon Tucker A H, carpenter WASHINGTON HOTEL, J H Wood- ley propr Waterman & Katz, gen mdse, agt Wells, Fargo & Co express COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, J J Hunt Webster H A, collector U S custom house Daley Miss L, dressmaker Dalgardno J, hotel De La Tong B, baths WEIR ALLEN, propr "Puget Sound Weekly Argus DE LION R W, stevedore; vessels loaded with dispatch ; satisfaction guaranteed WHITING f, saloon, on dock Willison H C, physician WOODLEY J H, propr Washington Winslow F H, custom house inspector Hotel "DEMOCRATIC PRESS," Frank F Myers props DODD & PUGH, Central Hotel Drummond T, mason EISENBEIS C, groceries Fitzpatrick J, boots and shoes PUGET SOUND WEEKLY ARGUS Gassaway J M, physician Is Published every Thursday at GERRISH O F & CO, hardware, gro- ceries, gen mdse GROSE W H, barber, baths Haller G M, atty at law, notary public Hammond T M, livery Hill N D & Son, drugs Port Townsend, Washington Ter., ALLEN WEIR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. HOLCOMB O H, fruit and variety store, restaurant Terms of Subscription, $3.00 per annum, in advance. Six Months, $1.50. HUNT J J, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel James F W, gen mdse Jones Jas, commission merchant Rates of Advertising. Kuhn J, atty at law, probate judge LANDES H, general commission mer- chant, broker One Inch, first insertion, .. .. $1 50 Transient advertisements to insure insertion must be accompanied by cash. Each subsequent insertion. 50 LEARNED W H H, postmaster, jus- tice of the peace, auctioneer LEVY S W, gen udse, ship chandler LLEWELLYN W H, P S Co tel opr Meagarry Wmn, shipping master Miller B'S, county sheriff Pumphrey W, hotel Minor T T, physician Pumphrey's Landing, LEWIS COUNTY. Morris W G, special agt U S treasury MYERS FRANK F, propr "Demo- Puyallup, PIERCE COUNTY. cratic Press' Nicoll E H, atty at law NORRIS J T, stoves and tinware, jus- tice of the peace Dane E, saloon Kelly M B, shoemaker Phillips 'T, real estate agt Meeker E, gen mdse Wagoner Wm & Co, gen mdse PETERSON & CO, tailors "PUGET SOUND WEEKLY AR- GUS," Allen Weir propr ROBERTS W H, tel correspondent Associated Press Schur Louis, groceries Seavey J, county auditor SHEEHAN J F, stoves and tinware Riverside, PACIFIC COUNTY. Barstow C, blacksmith ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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A postoffice and largest town on on the east side o miles from New of the N. P. R. the hillside and quite picturesqu interests of Seat sive. There ar and machine sho number of men and door factor shops, and a la lately been star sawmills, etc. 7 are superior to Territory. It h schools and the ? located here. auspices of A J pils are instructe fish branches and The commerce of immense quantit
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Washington -- Samish-Seattle. ALPHABETICALLY.
391
Samish, WHATCOM COUNTY.
Dean Wm, gen mdse
San Juan Island, SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Highland A, blacksmith Katz Israel, gen mdse McClochlin Bros, Eureka Lime Kiln McCurdy James, limo kiln
Satsop, CHEHALIS COUNTY.
Smith Edward, postmaster
Seabeck,
KITSAP COUNTY.
Clayson E, notary public
Hauptley J, justice of the peace and meat market
Holyoke Richard, postmaster Howard D K, hotel
Kendrick F B, physician
O'Neil Wm, shoemaker
Sparks Chas, barber Washington Mill Co, lumber, gen mdse
Seattle, KING COUNTY,
A postoffice and the county seat. The largest town on Puget Sound, is situated on the east side of Elliott's Bay, about 30 miles from New Tacoma, the terminus of the N. P. R. R. The city is built on the hillside and from a distance looks quite picturesque. The manufacturing interests of Seattle are varied and exten- sive. There are several large foundries and machine shops which employ a large number of men; also soap works, sashj and door factories, chair and furniture shops, and a large barrel factory has lately been started; there are several sawmills, etc. The educational facilities are superior to any other town in the Territory. It has several good public schools and the Territorial University is located here. At present it is under the auspices of A J Anderson, A. M. Pu- pils are instructed in all the higher Eng- fish branches and also fitted for college. The commerce of Seattle is considerable, immense quantities of lumber and coal
being shipped from here. The coal ship- ments being from 600 to 700 tons per day. Communication is had with all points on the Sound by means of several independent steamers, and with Port Townsend and New Tacoma by the P. S. S. Nav. Co, with Olympia by the P. S. T. Co.'s steamers. Seattle is the out- fitting place for the Skagit mines. Population about 3,300.
Aaron H, fancy goods
Abram M, gen mdse
Abrams Robt, livery
ALGAR & NIXON, saloon
Alleo P, restaurant
ANDERSON A J; president of Terri- torial University
ANDERSON ALBERT, saloon
Anderson L, painter
Anderson & Osborne, saloon
Andrews I. B, notary public
Badgley D, M E church minister-
Bagley A & H B, physicians
Baker C C, fruit stand
Baker John, physician
Ballard I, atty at law
BARKER F W, cigars and tobacco, candies
Barry W, saloon
Baunton Wm, meat market
Baxter. S & Co, commission merchants
Beard W T, gunsmith
Beer J, saloon
BENEDICT & CO, news dealer and P S Tel opr
Bigelow H A, deputy U S marshal BIGELOW J N & CO, groceries
Blanchard J M, ins att and city treas- urer
BLOMQUIST N F, shoemaker
Booth M S, county auditor
Borren J, furniture
Boyd & Poucin, dry goods and clothing
Bow W H, livery
Brennan J, blacksmith
BRYAN E, real estate notary, county assessor and sewing machine agent
Bryant J C, county assessor
Bulline G W, U S steamboat inspector Burian G, saloon
Burke & Rasin, attorneys
Burke Thos, probate judge
Burroughs Mrs S L, millinery
Buzby I, flour mill=
Callagan R, chief fire department Calvert E, painter
CARKEEK M J, marble works Card & Lair, planing mill
Carr O J, postmaster
CARR U A,; (100 visiting cards with name for 20 cents, sent by mail) Case C, Stevedore
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
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CUTTING PACKING CO .. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Tampa and Tron Pipe, s'il sises, 110, 118. 114. 116 and 118 Hattery Street, N. F.
392
Washington-Seattle. ALPHABETICALLY.
CHILBERG BROS, groceries, ware and crockery Choynski M, carpenter Clancy Thos, saloon CODY N T & CO, druggist Coleman J M, sawmill
COLLINS J & CO, proprs Occidental Hotel
Combs S F, justice of the peace
COTTAGE BY THE SEA SALOON, T Smith
Coulter & Schilestad, undertakers Crawford & Harrington, gen mdse DAVIES G, books and stationery Davis S, clothing
De Fountain Father, R C minister DENSMORE M, meat market DeVore -, M E church minister DEXTER HORTON & CO, bankers Dixon & Dungen, barbers
DOANE H, electro magnetic baths, medicated baths
Done H W, hotel
Dougan & Cheadle, second hand furni- ture
Doyle A, architect Eas le mill Co, barrel manfry
Ellis J B, Congregational minister
Emery CD, atty at law and notary pub- lic .
ESMONIN CL, spice manufacturer Eversham E C, saloon
FIN-BACK, Stewart & Ebersold proprs Floyd Capt, meat market
FLYNN & ANDERSON, saloon Flynn P, cigars and tobacco
FOSS & BORST, meat market, (orders from all parts of the Sound promptly filled)"
Frauenthal Bros, dry goods, FREEMAN A P, shoemaker
FUSSELL JOHN JR, harness and sad. dles
Gale H A, physician Gasch Fred, saloon Glore & Wunder, furniture
GOVE & WILSON, produce and com- mission merchants
GRASSE J C, dentist
GRAVES R C, picture frames, etc, pianos, organs and sewing machines GRAVES MRS R C, millinery
GREENBERG JACOB, cigars and to- . bacco, confectionery and coffee house LOUIS NILS, propr Oriental Hotel Greene R S, chief justice Territory judge LYLE T, groceries, glassware, queens- GROSE WM, propr Our House ware, flour and feed Habighorst Otto saloon Lyon J M, W U Tel opr Macbeth .J A, blacksmith Hall I M, city atty Hall & Osborne, attys at law MACKINTOSH & REEVES, real es- tate and abstract office Hall & Paulson, furniture
Hammond Wm, U S steamboat inspector HANFORD C H, atty at law and no- tary public
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Hanford & McClaire, job printers Hatch J L, notary public
Hathaway H E, atty at law and notary
Harkness L B, cigars and tobacco and money broker
Harmon L C, propr New England House Harris G W. agt W, F & Co Harris S, tailor
HECKSON A H, propr Seattle Soap Works
HENDRICKS H W, Truss manufac- turer
Henry J D, cigars and tobacco Hess A, saloon
HIGHWARDEN J, physician and sur- geon, Arcade
Hildebrand John, hack & express
Hill G D, county treasurer
HOWARD W H, hairdresser Hunt J W, blacksmith
Hyde D N, meat market
Hyde S C, atty at law
"INTELLIGENCER," Prosch & Craw- ford proprs
JACOBS O, atty at law and mayor Jamieson Mrs A, fancy goods Jenner C K, atty at law
JENNINGS D A, wholesale groceries and liquors.
JONES H, boots and shoes
Jones & McComb, flour mill Kalling G, painter
Kaufman D, tailor, boots and shoes
KEENE F A, Eureka hairdressing rooms and baths
Keenen John, marble works
KELLOGG & SNYDER, produce and commission merchants
Kelly & Young, drugs Kenney S, tailor
Kennedy J, saloon
Kiel Chas, restaurant
Kinnear Geo, real estate and loan agent Koester A C W, bootmaker
LARRABEE & HANFORD, attys at law
Lawton C W, nursery
LEARY JOHN, atty at law and no- tary public
LEVY JACK, cigars and tobacco, theatrical agent
Levy Jacob, tailor LEWIS J R, atty at law
Maddocks M R, druggist
Maggs J S, dentist
Manning G L, groceries
84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
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McAndrews M, McDonald C, bla McGilvra J J, at McLure L S, ins McNAUGHT B McPhee J A, cig Mehlhorn A, bre Meydenbauer Wn Mills M V, consta Mills Mrs L H, d Mitchell G E, har Montgomery Wm MOORE GEO, p Moore L S. dressn MURPHY BEN Myers J, copper a NAHER CHAS, eler
Neuman L, gunsm New England Hou North Pacific Iron Northup B L. job p Norwold H E, tailo OCCIDENTAL H Co proprs
Onsum & Olstad, m ORIENTAL HOT Osborne ES, city cl OUR HOUSE, Wn Peterson & Bro, pho PICKARD & U market
PINKHAM A E furnishing goods, hats and caps PIPER W W, bak PITT R D, director "PUGET SOUND Brown propr
Scott R, notary pu sioner and justice Seattle Coal & Tra Burns supt Seattle Gas Light secretary W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. Pumphrey W H, bo Pritchard R, saloon Rea E W, architect REINIG L, bakery Root O G. physician ROSS ROBERT, g Rowe L S, groceries RUSSELL'T S, un Schmid V, saloon Schroder E & Co, ta Schwabacher Bros & SCOTT J W, grocer
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Washington-Seattle.
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ALPHABETICALLY. Maple Mra D, dressmaker McALEER HUGH & CO, stoves and tinware McAndrews M, boots and shoes McDonald C, blacksmith McGilvra J J, atty at law McLure L S, ins agent SEATTLE SOAP WORKS, A H Heckson propr Seattle & Walla Walla R R, J M Cole- man president Seidell F, harbor master and assessor SHOUDY W H, paints, oils, wall paper, glass ware, etc McNAUGHT BROS, attys at law Sidney Geo, cooper McPhee J A, cigars and tobacco SMALL J W, accounting and collection agency, notary public Mehlhorn A, brewery Meydenbauer Wm, groceries Smith E L, physician Mills M V, constable SMITH L P & SON, watchmakers and jewelers Mills Mrs L H, dressmaking Mitchell G E, harness maker Montgomery Wm, cigars and tobacco MOORE GEO, photographer Moore L S. dressmaker MURPHY BENJ, saloon SMITH TOM, Cottage by the Sea Sa- loon SNYDER A M, attorney at law, (U S and Stato claims a specialty) Spalring T W, physician and county coroner Myers J, copper and brass foundry NAHER CHAS, watchmaker and jew- SQUIRE'S OPERA HOUSE, F H Whitworth business agent eler Neuman L, gunsmith Stacy M V B, real estate New England House, L C Harmon Starkey D W, physician North Pacific Iron Works Stetson & Post, sash and door factory Northup B L, job printer Stewart & Ebersold, job printers Norwold H E, tailor STRANZ M, barber, baths OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, J Collins & STONE C P & CO, cash grocers Co proprs Streib Chas, barber Onsum & Olstad, meat market STRUVE & LEARY, attorneys at law and commissioners of deeds for Sullivan J, varieties Oregon and California ORIENTAL HOTEL, Nils Louis propr Osborne E S, city clerk OUR HOUSE, Wm Grose propr Peterson & Bro, photographera TERRITORIAL UNIVERSITY, A J Anderson A M president PICKARD & URQUHART, meat market Thorndyke E A, chief of police PINKHAM A E S, clothing, gents' Tibbits J H, watchmaker and jeweler Toklas & Singerman, dry goods furnishing goods, boots and shocs, hats and caps Thornton H G, constable Treen & Raymond, boots and shoes PIPER W W, bakery PITT R D, directory publisher TURNER E A, dealer in real estate, city and farm property rented, money "PUGET SOUND DISPATCH," B Brown propr loaned on real estate security Uldfelder H, groceries Pumphrey W H, books and stationery Pritchard R, saloon Rea E W, architect Vergon J, saloon REINIG L, bakery and groceries WA-CHONG & CO, gen mdso Root O G, physician WADDELL & MILES, stoves and tin- ware, pumps, steam and gas pipe, and brass gooda ROSS ROBERT, groceries Rowe L S, groceries RUSSELL T S, undertaker Wadleigh W I, meat market Schmid V, saloon Schroder E & Co, tanners Schwabacher Bros & Co, gen mdse SCOTT J W, groceries UNION MARKET, Pickard & Ur- quhart proprs Wald & Campbell, gen hardware Ward A, boots and shoes WARD BROS, propr "Seattle Post," Watson J, minister, (Episcopal) Scott R, notary public, U S commis- WASHINGTON TERRITORY BIBLE DEPOSITORY, G Davis de- positary sioner and justice of peace Weaver Geo, fancy goods WEED G A, physician and surgeon WELCH J W, tailor W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St. S. F.
Seattle Coal & Transportation Co, F J Burns supt Seattle Gas Light Co, J M Blanchard secretary "SEATTLE POST," (daily and week- ly), Ward Bros proprs
WELLMAN MRS R, board and lodg- ing
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.
The Largest Steck of American and Foreign Mnsle, Musical Merchandise on the Coast
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394 Washington-Seattle. PUNCTUALITY, ALPHABETICALLY, WENZLER J & CO, boots and shoes White W H, attorney at law White & Tenny, foundry GRIFFITH DAVIES, Dealer in WHITWORTH F H, civil engineer and county surveyor Wiggin W S, restaurant WIRTZ J, saloon BOOKS, MAPS AND MUSIC. Economy. WISCHMANN & HOLTHOWER, restaurant Western Washington Bible Depository. WOOD NRS H C & SISTER, fash- ionable dressmakers, opp Occidental BOOK BINDING. Hotel, James Trade, Subscription and School Books. Fashion. STATIONERY. WUSTHOFF F W, hardware, guns, ammunition, fishing tackle, etc Wyckoff Lewis V, sheriff Yesler H L, real estate Orders by Mail solicited. Rates Reasonable. P. O. Box 80. SEATTLE, W. T. COVE & WILSON, Commission Merchants, AND DEALERS IN All kinds of Produce, California and Tropical Fruits, HAY, FEED, GRAIN, FLOUR, ETC. . YESLER'S WHARF. SEATTLE, W. T. HENDRICKS' ELASTIC PAD TRUSS, A Complete Cure for Rupture. ACCOUNTING AND COLLECTING AGENCY, J. W. SMALL, SATISFACTION Guaranteed or money refunded after a OFFICE IN BUTLER'S BUILDING, Opposite Occidental Hotel. trial of Fifteen Days. This Is a new Invention different from all other trusses. Send for Price List and Catalogue. H. W. HENDRICKS, SEATTLE, W. T. All Collections promptly attended to. NOTARY PUBLIC, Seattle, Washington Territory. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, SEATTLE, W. T. JOHN COLLINS & CO., PROPRIETORS. 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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