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Location, Two Blocks East of Steamboat Wharf. FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE HOUSE.
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
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TERRITORIAL Four Course Classical, Scientific Normal TEN INSTR Boarding House o
The University year cor 13 weeks each ; beginning in September, December For admission or catalo A. J. ANDERSO SEATTLE
H. PALMER &
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,
Price
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
Washington-Seattle. ALPHABETICALLY.
395
Seattle Weekly Post,
A Large Standard Size Nine Column Paper, devoted to the Interests of Washington Territory.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
The Cheapest Paper published in the Territory,
Price, $1.50 per Annum.
Send 10 cents for Specimen Copy.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
WARD BROS., PROPRIETORS, SEATTLE, W. T.
Squires' Opera House, Lately erected and now open for First-Class Theatrical Troupes.
SEATING CAPACITY ABOUT 600. TERMS REASONABLE.
Address all communications to F. H. WHITWORTH, Agent, Commercial Street, Seattle, W. T.
TERRITORIAL UNIVERSITY.
Four Courses of Study. Classical, Scientific, Normal and Commercial.
TEN INSTRUCTORS. Boarding House on the Grounds.
The University year consis's of three terms of 13 weeks each ; beginning ou the first Monday in September, December and March. For admission or catalogue apply to A. J. ANDERSON, A. M., Prest. SEATTLE, W. T.
COMMERCIAL STREET
OYSTER HOUSE.
RODOLPH WISCHMANN & HENRY HOLTHOWER,
Proprietors, SEATTLE, Washington Ter.
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
bie moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post St. (Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella-
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Propad Troa Pipe, All sizes, 110, 118, 114, 116 and 118 Hattery Street, N. F.
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Washington-Sehome-Spokan Falls. ALPHABETICALLY.
Sehome, WHATCOM COUNTY.
Bellingham Bay Coal Co, gen mdse and . coal STEINWEG W L, postmaster
Selah,
YAKIMA COUNTY.
Capps W, clergyman Denton E, mason Hecox N S, carpenter Kayser W, carpenter McGlothlen G W, glovemaker O'Neil C, carpenter
PURDIN J H, postmaster, all kinds of seeds and trees for sale Rice L N, meat market Sinclair D, carpenter Taylor E R, blacksmith Taylor G W, mason Taylor M, sash factory Warlow J P, tanner
Semiahmoo, WHATCOM COUNTY.
Boble E A, carpenter Clarke R S, salmon cannery Clarke Sylvester, boat builder Elwood John, gen mndse Freese John E, justice of peace Jones Zebulon, carpenter Lindsey Jasper, notary public McBee Isaiah, blacksmith Murue James E, gen mdse Richards Richard, carpenter Stewart A W, blacksmith Thurlowe Alfred, hotel and boat builder Thurlowe Eugene, boat builder Willson Daniel, surveyor
Sharon,
CHEHALIS COUNTY.
Abell -, flour mill Anderson W M, gen mdse Bickner H, blacksmith Byles David, notary public FORD S R, attorney at law FORD S S, postmaster Gaddis David, sheriff Russell Geo, carpenter
Silver Creek, LEWIS COUNTY. TUCKER JOHN, postmaster
Skookumchuck, LEWIS COUNTY.
CROSBY C JR, gen mdse and post- master Jamieson James L, gen mdse Rowland O, physician Woodham G W & Son, flour mill Young Joseph, hotel
Slaughter, KING COUNTY.
Axtell E, dressmaker Ballard C H, civil engineer BALLARD L W, gen mdse and post- master
Brown B F, nurseryman Brown MO, physician Hughes A S, physician Morrill A M, architect
Tragyer G, blacksmith
Snohomish, SNOHOMISH COUNTY.
Brown W F, county surveyor GRE. ORY H A, clerk district court Missimer C A, county supt of schools Swett J H, county auditor Whitfield W, sheriff and county assessor Wilber Lot, county treasurer
South Bend, PACIFIC COUNTY. Wood J & Co, sawmill
South Side,
KLIKITAT COUNTY. CRANE J W, postmaster
Spokan Bridge, STEVENS COUNTY.
Cowley & Ford, gen mdso Louis -, hotel and saloon
Spokan Falls, STEVENS COUNTY.
Arthur Ssm, restaurant Cannon, Warner & Co, gen mdse Cornelius & Davis, drugs Friedenich & Co, gen mdso Gray W C, hotel
H. WACHHORST, importer of
Fino Watches, Jewelry, Diamond», 315 J St., Sac.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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Hawk & Harn Matheney, Gl and lumber Nosler J M, dr Percival Bros,
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Barr S E, justice Foss Thos, loggin Nelson O, bootma Stark Chas M, bl Stark Mrs P J, p Vaughn James,
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PIERO Bostwick H C, co Botsford C H, pr Clendennin & Mil Cusach H P, broy Eisenbeis F, gen Furst & Burmist Gimmel M, saloo Goodtime L, gen Gullemette J M, Hatch H R, liver KANDLE GEO auditor Light E A, gen n McCaw & Rogers Meeker J V, cour Pincus & Pachsc Rigney Geo, post Rupp H, saloon Schafer Wolf, co Shafer & Howard Thompson Wm, Westbrook J J, 1 Young B A, sher
PURE PORT
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 820 Post Street, Educate thoroughly for Business.
Washington-Spokan Falls-Tulalip. ALPHABETICALLY.
397
Steptoe, WHITMAN COUNTY. Hawk & Harmon, hotel Matheney, Glover & Yeaton, gen mdse and lumber Nosler J M, drugs Comages Geo, attorney Davis James S, gen mdse MILINE J, postmaster Percival Bros, blacksmiths Spring Brook, KING COUNTY. Carpenter C E, turning lathe and saw- Sumner, PIERCE COUNTY. mill Kramm John, postmaster Long & Birmingham, cheese factory Saar Peter, county commissioner WEBSTER J M, saw and planing mill Boatman Geo, notary public McMillan J, gen mdse Smith W W, foundry SPINNING E P, postmaster Squak, Tacoma, Smith & Anderson, market PIERCE COUNTY, TIBBETTS G W, postmaster and no- tary public Tibbitts & Pickering, gen mdse Is situated on Puget Sound, two miles from New Tacoma, the terminus of N. P. R. R. A large sawmill at this point gives employment to a number of men. Population about 200. Wald Bros, hop raisers (See also New Tacoma.) KING COUNTY. Stark's Point, WALKIAKUM COUNTY. Barr S E, justice of the peace' Barlow B, meat market Foss Thos, logging camp Bendure T, groceries Nelson O, bootmaker Bowers J W, saloon Stark Chas M, blacksmith Fuller J N, saloon and livery Stark Mrs P J, postmistress Hansen, Ackerson & Co, sawmill and gen mdse Vaughn James, logging camp Howes S C, justice of the peace Steilacoom, Kaufman M, hotel Robertson W F, photographer PIERCE COUNTY. WALTERS A, postmaster and groceries Steele Mrs J E, hotel Whipple A J, drugs Wolff Louis, gen mdse Bostwick H C, coroner Botsford C H, probate judge Clendennin & Miller, gen mdse Cusach H P, brewery Eisenbeis F, gen mdse Furst & Burmister, brewery Gimmel M, saloon Goodtime L, gen mdse Gullemette J M, hotel Hatch H R, livery KANDLE GEO B, county clerk and auditor Perry A W, chair factory Light E A, gen mdse McCaw & Rogers, gen mdse Meeker J V, county surveyor Pincus & Pachscher, gen mdse Rigney Geo, postmaster Rupp H, saloon Schafer Wolf, county treasurer Shafer & Howard, brewery Thompson Wm, saloon Tenino, THURSTON COUNTY. Brown F R, gon mdae and postmaster Davenport S, cabinetmaker Huston W J, hotel Reed C L, ticket agent N P & O & TRR Trackwell J M, blacksmith Westbrook J J, livery W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright-Sold Er rupt .
Young B A, sheriff and assessor
Tulalip, SNOHOMISH COUNTY. (Indian Reservation.) HEALY P Q, gen mdse and postmas- ter
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
Catalogues
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
toves and Itanges, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110. 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.
398
Washington-Tumwater-Vancouver. ALPHABETICALLY.
Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
Canned Fruits,
CUTTING PACKING CO.
Tumwater, THURSTON COUNTY.
Biles James, tannery Burlingham I, water-pipe factory Cooper S M, sash and doors American Water-pipe Co, I Burlingame agt
Canby Jos, hotel
Cooper S M, door and sash factory Crosby & Kratz, flour mill
Dunlap J, gen mdse
EASTMAN F, gen mdse, postmaster, harness, blacksmith
Esterley R G, cabinet maker
Gilbach G, flouring mill
Kendall B F, door and sash factory
Kratz & Bomer, hote!
Pressey E P, cabinet maker Riverside House
Sinnock John, sash factory
Ward & Mitchell, sawmill
White G H, bookbinder
Union City,
MASON COUNTY.
agReavy & Latham, loggers and gen mdse
Union Ridge, CLARKE COUNTY.
Gordon A, hotel Hathaway M R, notary public JONES M B, gen mdse McAndrews A, civil engineer
Shobert S, postmaster
Tanner H C, general contractor
Uniontown, WHITMAN COUNTY.
Adamson Chris, blacksmith Flaabman N, shoemaker Hanna S, saddler
Hull G W, blacksmith Jacobs N, brewer McLeod Wm, saloon Olson J B, hotel Woodworth Ray, gen mdse
Utsaladdy, ISLAND COUNTY.
Jacobs G S, bookkeeper Pac Mail S S Co Jorup N D, hotel Jorup Peter D, notary public Llewellyn Thomas, justice of the peace MARTIN B L, postmaster and store
Vancouver, CLARKE COUNTY.
Armstrong J N, photographer Bier Fred W, telegraph office and county treasurer
BLOOMFIELD & DANIELS, attor- neys at law
Bourk M J, saloon
BROWN CHAS, county auditor
Brown Matt, saloon
BURKE JOS, meat market
DANIELS G H, stoves and tinware Dupuis G A, groceries
DURGIN G W, groceries and provi- sions, Main
Eddings John, postmaster
Fletcher J H, sheriff
Flisher G, tailor
Goodwin J H, hotel
GOTTARDO Q, tailor, Main
Gridley & Whitney, furniture and under- takers
Gustaver E, blacksmith
HASTINGS D M, restaurant
Hazard W C & Co, gen mdse
Healy J P, saloon
Jaggy John, gen mdse
Kaiser J Mrs, groceries
MARSH S, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Matson & Espy, livery stable
Maxon S O, gen mdse
Maynes Smith, saloon
McCarty E, hotel
O'NEILL & SMITH, cigars and to- bacco
PADDEN J W, Eureka Saloon and Billiard Hall
Ranc Wm, probate judge Robb R, school supt
Robinson L, hotel
Smith Mrs E, groceries
SMITH J O, livery stable
SOHNS & SCHUELE, gen mdse, Main Sorenzon A, cigars and tobaccoes Sparks Edwin, county assessor
STEGERT C R, meat market Stevens W C, bakery
"THE VANCOUVER INDEPEND- ENT," J J Beeson editor THOMLINSON L C, barber
VANCOUVER CITY FLOURING MILLS, W Stevens & Co propra Wall D, druggist Weeden N J, hotel
Wells, Fargo & Co Exp's, J J Beeson agt Williams G, restaurant
Wintler J J, harness and saddles
WINTLER M, gen mdse
WISE MRS A, gen mdse WOLF R, boots and shoes Young A, brewery
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co. Portland, Cre.
"A. T. Cross' Stylografic" Fountain Pen. ¿ Electrograph,"' WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Wai WALLA V
Is a pretty town o situated in the 19 miles from W ber and prosperit are' indicative of With the count grow apace.
Bremer Geo, ba tionery Bremer Ph, bootm Brouillet Albert, b Child R, blacksmi Fields J W & Co, Hanaford Chas, ho Harkness M J, ma Hart Frank G, live Kellicut Geo, harne Mineer W S, physi Moorchouse J C, w Morgan & Whitche Preston, Powell & flouring mills Smith Wm, postma Fargo & Co Stuart H M, physic Stuart L B, agt W Vincent C S, stoves Wimpy & Whitcher
Walla WALLA WAI
Is a prosperous, ha regularly laid out c tants, beautifully sit esque valley from v name. The streets o and run at right ang tion of so many el privato residences shown a pride in the commendable. It is is the largest place, ritory. Being the point for all that se ing to the north, nor trade necessarily is v is also the entrepot fo rich country which The completion of th Railroad will, no do much greater convent Walla and Columbia forded, for its capacity ited. As the immigr of people still continu Palouse and Pend there is a safety in
N. PALMER
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 820 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.
Washington-Waitsburgh-Walla Walla. ALPHABETICALLY.
399
Waitsburgh, WALLA WALLA COUNTY,
Is a pretty town of about 250 inhabitants, situated in the fertile Touchet Valley, 19 miles from Walla Walla. The num- ber and prosperity of its business houses are indicative of its favorable location. With the country, Waitsburgh should grow apace.
Bremer Geo, hairdresser and confec- tionery
Bremer Ph, bootmaker
Brouillet Albert, blacksmith
Child R, blacksmith Fields J W & Co, gen mdse
Hanaford Chas, hotel Harkness M J, market
Hart Frank G, livery stable and saloon Kellicut Geo, harnessmaker Mineer W S, physician
Moorehouse J C, wagonmaker
Morgan & Whitcher, drugs
Preston, Powell & Co, gen mdse and flouring mills
Smith Wm, postmaster and agt Wells, Fargo & Co
Stuart H M, physician and pharmacist Stuart L B, agt W W & D Tel Co Vincent C S, stoves and tinware Wimpy & Whitcher, livery stable
Walla Walla,
WALLA WALLA COUNTY,
Is a prosperous, handsomely built and regularly laid out city of 4,500 inhabi- tants, beautifully situated in the pictur- esque valley from which it derives its name. The streets of this city are broad and run at right angles, and in the erec- tion of so many elegant churches and private residences her citizens have shown a pride in their place that is truly commendable. It is the county seat and is the largest place, perhaps, in the Ter- ritory. Being the chief distributing point for all that section of country ly- ing to the north, northeast and east her trade necessarily is very extensive. She is also the entrepot for all produce of the rich country which is tributary to it. The completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad will, no doubt, be a source of much greater convenience than the Walla Walla and Columbia River Railway af- forded, for its capacity was somewhat lim- ited. As the immigration of a good class of people still continues to pour into the
there is a safety in the prediction of
bright future for the city. The soil is so fertile that yields of 40 bushels of wheat per acre are quite commen, while there are numerous instances every year where the production of that cereal has reached 75 bushels per acre. Hence the cultivation of large tracte of land must result in an extensive commerce. At some seasons all the steamers of the O. N. & R. R. Co. are tested to their ut- most capacity and then do not carry more than half the grain harvested. As an evidence of this pretty but quite re- mote city being prosperous, we have but to refer to the fact that buildings can- not be procured "for love of money." Rents are exhorbitant. The society of the place is excellent, the sanitary con- dition superior, and the state of morality of a very high standard. Her future as the commercial metropolis of that sec- tion is decidedly bright.
Adams Bros, gen mdse
Addison J R, contractor and builder
Alban W G, physician
Aldana A, saddles
ANDERS T J, lawyer, NW cor Main and Second
Andrews Ida E, physician
Andrews J C, physician
Auberry W T, saloon
Ayres A Reeves, clerk dist court Ist ju- dicial dist
Baker & Boyer, bankers
Baker E F, lumber
Bales G E, ha ness and saddles
Bales L L, harness and saddles
Barrett J S, boots and shoes
Bauer J, furnishing goods, cigars and tobacco
BAUMEISTER M & E, Oriental Baths, Hairdressing and Shaving Par- lor, Main
BEAU E, carpenter and cabinetmaker, First bet Main and Alder
Bell Frank, hotel
Bellman & Peter, tailor
Besheinen J, watches and jewelry
Besserer C, pub and propr "Watch- man "
Bessette & Pelky, liquors
Betz Jacob, saloon
Bickford L H, lodgings
Bingham J E, physician
BLALOCK N G, physician
Blalock, Son & Co, lumber
BOCKLER ROBT, Walla Walla Res- taurant Boesch F, tailor
Bogle R, barber
Palouse and Pend D'Oreille regions, Boyd J M, physician
Boyer Jno F, county treasurer
N. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
. ments. GRANDS. SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.
On $10 per month instalments, Goed serviceable Instru- M. Grav. 117 Post Street, S. F.
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"Stylograph rograph,
"A. T. Cross' Stylografic " Fountain Pen. ¿ Electro
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
oven and Ranges, 100 different risse, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery 8t., 8. F.
400
Washington-Walla Walla. ALPHABETICALLY.
BRECHTEL O, steam bakery and con- fectionery, Main Brents T H, lawyer Brodeck & Co, photographers Bruner W, liquors Burch B F, physician Burgess T T, saloon Buswell E, shoemaker CATON N T, attorney at law, Third Chadcy & Chamberlain, saloon
CHAPMAN & BOYER, money brok- ers, real estate and insurance agents, notaries public, commissioners of deeds and conveyancers. (See advertise- ment)
Chase H M, ins agt and notary Chessey Mrs B C, milliner CHINA JIM, upholsterer Clark H, agt W W & CR R
CLOWE WM B, dentist, over First National Bank
Cohn A A, (H Metzger manager), hides and furs
Colman D J, marble works Colt Mark F, groceries
COOLBAUGH & BALL, Cayuse Liv- ery Stable and restaurant
Cooper & Schmuck, chop mills Corcoran R B, veterinary surgeon Corson & Stockwell, painters Creger Bros, clothing
Crittenden & Kerr, groceries CROPP J F, physician Davis Chas, varieties Day J H, druggist Debus H, tailor Deer Mrs Jno, bakery
Dolan M B, boots and shoes
Dooley & Kirkman, meat market Dorr Jas, dentist Dovell J & Co, manufrs furniture Drugan W C, merchant tailor Dusenbery Bros, gen mndse
EISELEN, VENNIGERHOLZ & CO, Vienna Coffee House
"Ennis Chris, meat market Eversz & Abel, furniture
Faucette Jno, wagonmaker
FAULKNER & JUDSON, carriage painters, Main First National Bank, W V Spencer cashier
Fitzgerald E P, hardware
Fitzgerald J B, barber Foor & Healoy, boot and shoemakers
Glasford Wm, planing mill
Gleim Geo, brewery Grunert O, barber Guichard R, probate judge Guthridge B G, meat market Hancock & Wright, broom factory
Hawley, Dodd & Co, agl impts
Herzog Chas, dentist
Tiess Jos, boot and shoemaker Holmes H E, draggist Howard H, liquors Howe Jasper, bookbinder
Isaacs J C, gas fitter and plumber and flouring mills Isham A E, lawyer Jahns Chas, saloon
Jamieson W G, watches and jewelry Johnson & Herriff, proprs the "Union" Johnson, Rees & Winans, gen mdse Jordan Ed, liquors
Kelli g & Bender, saloon
KELLOGG & NICHOLS, homopathic physicians and surgeons, over First National Bank Kennedy J K, lawyer Kimball & Son, books and stationery Kirkman W G, restaurant
KLEBER F E, Eagle Brewery Saloon KOHLHAUFF WM, proprietor of St Louis Hotel
Lacy O P, justice peace and commission- er of deeds for Oregon
LACY & WHITMAN, insurance and collection agents, auction and commis- sion merchants
Laman J D, justice, notary, real estate Lambert V D, cooperage
Langford W G, lawyer
Leedy & Turner, restaurant
Leiffmann J, hides and wool
Lemout Mrs S E, millinery
LESSER S, cigars, tobacco, gents' fur- nishing goods and notions, Main
Lewis Jno B, books and stationery Lohr F F, county surveyor
LORENZEN A L manager for L K G Smith, cigars and tobacco, Main bet Third and Fourth
LO ROMER JOHN, architect
Lucas John, restaurant
Lux John, blacksmith Lynch P M, blacksmith
LYTS W D, auction and commission, Third nr Main
Lyts W D & Son, cigars and tobacco Mabry T S, carpenter Mack C H, dentist
Mackenzie R B, broker
Marion A N, physician
Marshall & Jones, foundry and machine shop
Marshall & Pearson, groceries
Martin M, blacksmith
Mason H B, saloon Massam E H, wagonmaker
Mauzey Dr, physician
McAuliff J, lumber
McCALLEY A & SON, flouring mills ·
Standard
HERRIFF E L, books and stationery| McGeary Mrs M, restaurant
H. WACHHORST, importer of Jewelry, Diamonds, Fino Watches, 315 J St., 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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Mer de F S, n Miller J T, p line Mitchell Jno Mitchell R W Mix James D. MORRISON Newbury Cha implements Noble L B, lav Nunan J, man O'DONNELL and tinware Osborn J Q, ph OSBORN & M and sale stabl PAINE BROS machinery, et Painter W C, co der
Parker Frank J, man," weekly Pasquay Otto, si Patterson G L, ci Perkinson J E, h Phillips P F, gro PICARD & CL builders and un Pond Mrs O F, ho PORTER H M & and tinware QUINN THOS, SW cor Main ar REED ALEX, moneys for W V Reymolds R P, gro ROACH PETER ammunition and Ronan Thos, sewin Rose Chas, saloon Ross Bros, grocerie
ROUNDS R R, C bet First and Sed Savage George, wat Schnebly & Thomp: SCHULER JOST, and dealer in lea ings. Repairing done Schultz F W & Co, Schumacher A, salo
1861.
Walla MAIN
ALL KINDS
H. PALMER &
Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Opp. Union Square, S. F. Bos keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy.
Washington-Walla Walla. 401 Mer.de F S, merchant tailor Miller J T, propr Walla & Colfax stage line SCHUMACHER C, guns and ammuni- tion Schwabacher Broa, gen mdse Seil N, bootmaker Mitchell Jno B, barbor ALPHABETICALLY. Mitchell R W C, clerk U S land office Sharpstein B L, notary public DN. SQUARES and UPRIGHTN. SECOND-HAND PIANÓS. Mix James D, atty at law SHARPSTEIN BL & J L, lawyers Shaw Le F A, deputy col of internal revenue MORRISON E H, reg US land office Newbury Chapman & Co, agricultural implements Sheppard, Jaycox & Co, gen nidse Simons H O, painter Noble L B, lawyer Nunan J, manfr whip lashes Smails Geo, livery O'DONNELL WM, hardware stoves and tinware SMALL BROS, proprs Stine House Small Bros, livery and lumber Osborn J Q, photographer Smith L K G, (A L Lorenzen manager), On $10 per month f cigara and tobacco OSBORN & MORRISON, livery, feed and sale stable, Main and Fifth Stahl Jno H, liquors and brewery Stone Frank, saloon PAINE BROS, farm implements, mill mente. GRAY machinery, etc STOTT FELDMAN, crockery, glass and china ware, clocks, cutlery, etc Painter W C, county auditor and recor- Parker Frank J, editor and pub "States- Swezea S W, harness and saddles Straight Z K, watches and jewelry man," weekly der Taylor H R, liquors Pasquay Otto, saloon Taylor J E, cigars and tobacco Patterson G L, cigars and tobacco TAYLOR THOS, manfag Confectioner Perkinson J E, hotel and oysters, Main bet Second and Third Phillips P F, groceries Tetro L T & Co, saloon PICARD & CLARK, carpenters and Thaysen J H, blacksmith builders and undertakers Thompaon C T, hardware Pond Mrs O F, hotel Thompson J B, sheriff PORTER H M & CO, hardware, stoves Tierney Thos, livery and tinware TRUESDALL JOSEPH, Pony.Saloon, QUINN THOS, harness and saddles, SW cor Main and Second Alder Vawter Wm, postmaster REED ALEX, receiver of public "WALLA WALLA UNION," (week- ly), Johnson & Herriff pubs and proprs moneys for W W land dist Reymolds R P, groceries and dry goods Welsh & Co, flouring mills ROACH PETER, gun and locksmith, Wheelan James, harness and saddles ammunition and sporting goods Whelan & Merrifield, groceries Ronan Thos, sewing machines Rose Chas, saloon Whitehouse & Falconer, contractors and builders Ross Bros, groceries Whitman E B, justice of the peace and egt W, F & Co and notary ROUNDS R R, Columbia House, Main bet First and Second Williams E J, saloon Savage George, watches and jewelry WILLIAMS R G, fruits, confectionery and notions Schnebly & Thompson, millinery SCHULER JOST, boot and shoemaker Wilson O F, sewing machines and dealer in leather and shoe-find- Wind F H, saloon ings. Repairing neatly and quickly Wingard S C, judge Ist dist done Schultz F W & Co, saloon Wintler & Boucher, blacksmiths and wagonmakers Young Alex M, chop house Schumacher A, saloon 1861. 1880. O. BRECHTEL'S Walla Walla Steam Bakery, MAIN STREET, WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St., Sacramento. filmenta, Good serviceable instru. M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.
ALL KINDS OF CRACKERS Wholesale and Retail. 26
H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wino, 302 Davis St., S. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. -
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
0, 500 different sizes, styles and patterna, 110. 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. Y.
402 Washington-Walla Walla. ALPHABETICALLY.
1 H. D. CHAPMAN. C. S. BOYER.
CHAPMAN & BOYER,
MONEY BROKERS,
All kinds of Land Scrip and Floats Bought and Sold.
Real Estate, Insurance & General Agents,
Conveyancers, Accountants and Notaries Public,
Paine Bros. Building, - Second Street,
WALLA WALLA CITY, 1
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Pay particular attention to examining vacant lands and locating parties on desirable tracts.
BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE ON COMMISSION.
Examine Titles, Negotiate Loans, Invest Money, Make Collections, and do anything compatible with a General Agency Business.
TRY DR. CUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
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WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
BUSINES
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Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENN COLLEGE. 320 Post Nt .. N. F.
Washington-Walla Walla. ALPHABETICALLY.
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