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Uphoff H, liquors, 60 Main
VAN ORDEN W B, groceries and gen. in Ise, 42 Main
Vincent M, wagonmaker
VINCENT RICHARD, meat market,. 42 Main
Vogelman H, boots and shoes
Walcott H H, wagonmaker
Watt & Co, groceries, 78 Main
Webster L R, physician
Webster Thos, barber
Weishcinn Bros & Co, bankers
WEST E R livery stable and feed store, 38, 40 and 44 Main
WEST W F, gunsmith and harness minker, 41 Main
Wohler H, cabinet maker
WOOD BEN, merchant tailor, 86 Main Woodbury Isaac, meat market Woodfield Henry, bootmaker
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING HOUSE, 12th and Castro Streets, Oakland, Ca'. No. 120 Kearny Street. San Francisco.
The Largest and Most Complete Printing and Publishing House on the Coast, Orders for Printing, Electrotyping, Book Binding, Eagraving, Etc .; promptly filed. First-Class Work, Reasonable Prices.
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.
reasonable rates and trrins;
These favorably known Instruments for sale at M. Gray. 117 Post St.
McCormick Wm, physician MeNeill C F, books and stationery Meagher D, liquors, 45 Main MEEK J D, druggist, 20 Mill Merrill W C, merchant tailor
Miller C E, wagonmaker Mitchell & Care, meat market
MITCHELL CHAS H, propr "The Daily Union," Main Mitchell W H, hotel Moore Felix, blacksmith
Moran T F, bootinakor
Moran Thos, barber
Morateur A, groceries (Boston Ravine) Murphy Geo, painter, res Main
Murphy Mrs M, millinery, fancy goods Murphy P S, liquors
Nathan C & Co, dry goods, etc
Ninnis Wm, varieties
NORMANDY FRANK E, groceries, Mill
Northey S T, variety store, 72 Main Novitzky H, eigars and tobacco Novitzky S, clothing
Novitzky Sam, dry goods and carpets O'Connor Tim, liquors
ORCHARD EDMOND, liquors, cigars, ete, Nevada road, hall-way bet Grass Valley and Nevaila City Orr James, meat market
Othet Thos, groceries, hay, grain, flour ete, 53 and 65 Mill
Palmer J W, liquors and billiards,
Parr Mrs I. P, boarding house, Mill Pearce & Caddy, meat market Perkins Rev F B, Congregational pastor Peters James, constable Peyser W, clothing ete Polglase John, grocer and butcher Pope W C, auctioneer
Powell Rev W C, Episcopal pastor
PRODGER JOHN H, watchmaker and jeweler, Mill
Pront T, meat market (Boston Ravine) QUIRK JAMES, photographer, Har- ris' building, Mill
Relley J W, dentist
REYNOLDS WM, city marshal and constable
RIDGE A J, atty at law and notary public, 75 Maiu .
Roberts E A, student at law, 45 Main ROBERTS E W, utty at law and no- tary publie, 45 Main Roberts Joseph L, liquors Roberts Richard, groceries
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{ Branch of New York Book Concern. ". lografie" Pen. "Stylograph," "Electrograph." }
Methodist Book Depository, { Stylogrand
CUTTING PACKING CO .. Cánned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., . F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., TH. Tto and Its Battery Street. S. F.
Pumps and Iron Pipe; all sizes, 110, 112,
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California-Grass Valley-Gridley. ALPHABETICALLY.
E. R. WEST, PROPRIETOR
West's Livery, Feed and Sale Stabies,
40 and 44 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CO.
CALIFORNIA.
The best Turnouts with experienced drivers, if desired, furnished at all hours at reasonable rates.
Horses boarded by the day, week or month. Transfers of baggage, persons or furniture made at any time.
Grayson, STANISLAUS COUNTY.
Beardsley Jnc, liquors Brown T C, notary public and justice of peace
Donkin J F, tinner Dryer Jno, liquors Finch Geo, constablo
Hale J J, liquors
Hubbard Rev J N, clergyman (Presb'n) McCann W S, constable McDonald J R, gen undso Reading A V, blacksmith Van Benschoten J W, hotel
Green Valley, EL DORADO COUNTY.
Carre Jno, gen mdse Jacobson Alex, winegrower
ROHLFING HENRY F, gen mdse and postmaster Rust Wm T, blacksmith Skinner Jas, winegrower Smith Ed Il, gen mndse Uhlenkamp Conrad, carpenter Uhlenkamp Martin, carpenter Zentgraf Jacob, winegrower
Greenwood, EL DORADO COUNTY.
A small mining town on the Auburn and Georgetown stage road, 13 miles from the former place. Population 200.
Brown J W, mining and carpenter CORNWELL W A, mining Dixon FR J, notary public Horr Geo H, bh.cksmith Lee Alex T, postmaster and gen mdse Muhlbach & Albrecht, brewery Nagler Chas, gen mdse and W U tel opr Ricci F, gen indse White L, shoemaker
Gridley, BUTTE COUNTY,
Is a new and thriving place of 900 in- habitants, 69 miles from Sacramento, on the Oregon Division of the C. P. Rail- road. It has a flouring mill and other manufactories. It was named after G. W. Gridley, Esq. The country surround- ing it is rich agriculturally.
Agerd Marcus, wagonmaker BEEBE R M, stoves and tinware H. WACHHORST, importer of
315 J St .. Sac.
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W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. 84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 820 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for sinmintAN.
California-Gridley. ALPHABETICALLY.
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GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. BUCKLEY CHAS A, livery, feed and Stiles Edwin, drayman sale stable Stone I. C, gen mdse, agent W, F & Co, CFR R and W U Tel Co STORY F F, furniture, stationery and undertaking Burk Wm, wagonmaker Cole Ben, constable Crain Mrs Julis, hotel DENNEY L P, windmill, pumps and TAYLOR MRS E, proprietress Grid- well-boring ley Hotel DUSTIN & COLE, carpenters, con- WHARTON H C & BRO, general iner chandise tractors and builders Eichler Oscar, painter WHARTON J E P, postmaster WILL H, blacksmith ELLISON A, harness and saddles FLEMING .T R, lumber and building WILLIAMS J M, Pony Saloon material GRAY B D, supervisor for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St. A. F. HARRIS J'T, physician WM. LANGLEY, PROPRIETOR LANGLEY WM, O K Saloon Maul Philip, bootmaker Neel H H. gen mdse NORMAN GEO H, druggist, dentist O. K. SALOON. and justice of peace PORTER & BRO, carpenters PRICE J M, liquors, cigars and oysters PRICE J N, propr Price's Hotel also saloon adjoining Quimby C S, meat market ROBBINS W S, hairdresser Rodgers & Carus, blacksmiths SCHORR JACOB, liquors, beer, cigars and fariner GOOD LIQUORS, Choice Wines, Fine Cigars NICE BEER, GRIDLEY, CAL. L. P. DENNEY, GENERAL AGENT STOVER WIND MILL, DEALER IN WATER TANKS, IRON PIPE, Force and Lift Pumps, Rubber Hose, Etc. Well Boring done on Short Notice. LARGE WELLS ARE MADE A SPECIALTY. GRIDLEY, CALIFORNIA. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State. 615 J St .. Sacramento. The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Music, Musical Merchandise on the Coast. Send
II. PALMER & CO., Native Wines. 302 Davis Street, S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110. Ti2 114 116. and 118 Rattery St .. S. F.
586 California-Gridley-Half Moon Bay. PUNCTUALITY, Kronen.V. MRS. E. TAYLOR, PROPRIETRESS. GRIDLEY HOTEL, ALPHABETICALLY. Fashion, FIRST - CLASS HOUSE. TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST IN THE MARKET. ROOMS COMFORTABLE AND AIRY. Gridley, California, Near Railroad Depot. Grizzly Flats, EL DORADO COUNTY, Hart Thomas, blacksmith and wagon- maker Hudson J W, livery stable A postoffice in a mining district 16 miles from Placerville, the county seat. Kaiser L M & Co, gen mdse Langhlin H J & Co, gen mdse Lewty D, liquors Lucas W T, physician Berry S, hotel Bullard J, saloon Morse James, contractor and undertaker Phillips Bros, gen mdse Christian W, justice of the peace Graham A J, blacksmith Hanna David, mine owner Hoskin S P, gen indse Lambard O E, mine owner Lowery Thos, mine owner MeClellen -, boarding house Morey E R, quartz operator Shippy Jonathan, bootmaker Stare Saml, carpenter Stule Wm, constable Teade J, miner Point Sal Wharf and Lumber Co, lumber Tagnini Carrie, hotel Taguini & Tomassini, brewery Triplett W C, harnessmaker Guerneville, SONOMA COUNTY, A small town on the S. F. & N. P. R. R. 20 miles from Santa Rosa. . Whatt C, supt Eclipse Mine BAGLEY J W. postmaster Wilson D, saloon Bell & Keaton, market Coon -- , blacksmith Florence M, chair factory Folks Jno, hotel Guadaloupe, SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, Guerne & Ludwig, sawmill Is nicely situated in a rich agricultural region, on the stage road leading from Lunsford R B, shingle mill San Luis Obispo to Santa Barbara, 76 Marshall Jas, gen mdse miles from the latter place. Population| Miller H H, barber 100. JONES J E, liquors, Main Korbel F & Bro, sawmill Murphy Bros, sawmill Olsen S, 'boot and shoemaker Schloss S, gen indse Taggart Jno, hotel Shoemaker O, liquors Abernethy Robert Jr, stoves and tin- ware Abernethy Robt Sr, blacksmith Ayres W W, druggist Buckley P J, boots and shoes DUNBAR JOHN, stationery and toys, postmaster, notary public and justice of the peace Fenton Wm M, hotel Half Moon Bay, SAN MATEO COUNTY, Fontana M J & Co, gen mdae 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.
oodchild C W, atty at law G Guthrie RJ, liquors G
Sometimes called Spanish Town, is situ- ated on the bay froin whence it derives its name, 34 miles from San Francisco, with which it has connection by stage to
TRY MURRAY'S LUNG AND LIVER BALSAM.
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Alamed Ames J BIRDS BOITA cigar Campbe CERE( gen n Clark A DANIE saloon De Wolf Dunbar Freitas Gareia S Griffith Hatch & makers Johnson
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Plow, co Extra S Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, Is str for Man well and
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, OPP. Union Square, N. F. Book. keeping. Penmanship, Telegraphy.
California-Half Moon Bay. 587
ALPHABETICALLY.
"A. T. Cross' Stylegrafic Pen." " Elce- trograph, &c. Pages 300 and 301.
San Mateo. The stage line is well ap- pointed and is operated over an excellent road, by the spirited proprietor, Mr. Taft. Half Moon Bay contains about 700 inhabitants, and has many attrac- tions as a place of residence and resort. Chief among the business institutions are Knapp's patent side-hill plow factory, and Nelson & Lewis' livery stable, which latter is completely stocked.
Alameda Philip, groceries Ames J P, liquors
BIRDSALL SAMUEL T, atty at law BOITANO & BROS, gen indse, liquors cigars and provisions
Campbell Robert, market
CEREGHINO & DEBENEDETTI, gen mise and branchof Pescadero Clark A L Miss, milliner
KNAPP R I, manufacturer patent side- hill plows, blacksmith and wagonmak- er, and justice of the peace Knopf Michael, bakery
LARKIN MICHAEL, Half Ioon Bay Restaurant and lodgings, wines and ·liquors
LEVY BROS, gen mdse and agent W U Tel Co NELSON & LEWIS, livery stable
PITCHER H S, varieties and post- master
Pringle Wm, justice of the peace and harnessmaker
Quinlan PP, liquors
RICKMAN W F, tinner Rosenblum Jacob, gen mdss Schubert Edward, brewery Schuyler James, hotel Schuyler W, market
ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. M. Gray, 117 Post Rt. DANIEL ANTONE, hotel, store and saloon (meals 25cts, beds 25ets) Simmons Ad .m, undertaker Souther J W, freight line De Wolfe, physician Dunbar J K, physician Freitas Joseplı, barber Garcia Salvador, liquors VALLADAO FRED C, groceries Vargos Jose, groceries Griffith W H, bootinaker THEILEN HENRY, harnessmaker and saddler Hatch & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- WALKER CHARLES C, druggist, agent W, F & Co and ins agt Johnson Thos, groceries Walker Saml, ias agt makers R. I. KNAPP'S SIDE HILL PLOW, The BEST and CHEAPEST in the Market. SOLD BY ALL PRINCIPAL DEALERS. R.I.Knapps Put S. p7. 1875 Is stronger und less complicated than any other Plow, working easier for Man and Team. Is made of the best Steel, is warranted to work well and give satisfaction on hill or valley. . R. I. KNAPP, Manufacturer and Proprietor, HALF MOON BAY, CAL. Plow, complete with Wheel $24 00 Extra Shears 4 00 Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, (Under my own name). I offer for sale. for cash or instalments, these rella-
Extras can always be had.
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
oven and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns. 110, 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.
588 California-Half Moon Bay-Harrisburgh. AI: HATETICALLY.
H. S. PITCHER, Dealer in.
STATIONERY, CANDIES, NUTS, Cigars, Fishing Tackle, Etc. AGENT FOR
Fast Freights and Stage Co. Post Office Building, Half Moon Bay, Cal.
Hanford, TULARE COUNTY.
A small place on the S. P. R. R., 23 miles from Visalia, the county seat.
ABBOTT RUFUS, atty at law and no- tary public
Axtell E, wagonmaker
BABCOCK M S, atty at law and no- tary public
Baker J'T, druggist, paints, oils and glass Benedict John, livery and feed stable Biegle HI, saloon
BLAKELEY F A, stoves and tinware Blosser I, W. blacksmith, wagonmaker BRUNER JOHN, harness and saddles Camp Jas M, hotel and saloon Davidson J A, physician and surgeon De Wolf G S, physician
Dillon Fredl, livery stable
Donuger Benj, agt S P R R, W, F & Co, W U Tel Co and ins agt
FREEMAN H H, proprietor Freeman House
FREEMAN HOUSE, H H Freeman proprietor
FULLER JAMES, blacksmith and wagonmaker
George P S, painter
Hager Mrs M S, millinery, dressmaking and fancy goods
HANFORD HOTEL, T F Pegg propr Heinlen A E', lumber
HEINLEN J R, meat market, warc- house undl ins agt House A D, constable
Hoy P A, carpenter
Manning E A, supt M S D Co
Mathews J, barber
Melone J H, gen mdso
Oppenheimer & Co, gen mdse and agri- cultural implts
PARKER A W, saloon
PEGG T F, propr Hanford Hotel
PLUMMER E J, postmaster and con- fectionery
PLUMMER MRS E J, millinery and dressmaking
Reid J M. propr Lake Hotel and saloon SCIARONE ANDREW, saloon
SHARP CHAS & CO, hardware, agri- cultural implements, sewing machines, pianos and organs
SIMONS, JACOBS & CO, gen mdse SIMON K, cigars, tobacco and fruits SLIGHT GEO, carriage, sign and house painter Stanton R, shoemaker Weisman J, boots and shoes
Hansonville, YUBA COUNTY.
Hanson J H, horticulturist, manufr wine and brandies
Howell Win, hotel Ronze Pauline, architect
Ruff Chas, sawmill
Shattuck T F, gen mise Sony Chas, blacksmith
Union Manufacturing Co Wetmore J M, gen mdse
Happy Camp, DEL NORTE COUNTY,
A small place 90 milesnorth of Crescent City, the county seat, which is on an indentation of the coast, 274 miles from San Francisco.
Caddily M, hotel
Camp J & Co, gen mdse
Chapman M, blacksmith
Demick Geo, gen mdse and hotel
Detrich I, butcher
Evans A J, gen mise
Fritts J A, lumber
Gasquet H, gen mdso Gordon C, bootmaker
Lan D, contractor
More W A J, lumber
Nelson John, blacksmith Oatley Thos, bootmaker
Reeve CT, gen mdse
Shoemaker A, contractor
Von Page, physician
Harrisburgh. ALAMEDA COUNTY,
A small place 22 miles southeast of San Leandro.
Chad bourn & Dickson, hay and grain Millard T W, wine manufr
H. WACHHORST, importer of
Fine Watches,
Jewelry, Diamonds, 315 J St., Sac.
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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· W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. Ha ALA.
Is three hu from San country is The counti wealth.
Cohn E, gen Faning John Flor H, blac Fried Sol, sa Harrington I Helms Max, Houser G D, Honser & H Klinefelter W Miller Gusta Miller John 1 Murphy J J, Netl B, brewe Stretch R H, Co Thurston S Mill Van Buskirk Wilson J G, I
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A town of 1. Central Pacific San Francisco ture.
AKERMAN painter ALLEN W V Anspacher Bro Austin James, Austin J D. ju BENNETT R BROWN L H Bulber E, tailo Carpenter G P.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 320 Post Street. Educate thorou-hly for Business.
California-Harrisburgh-Haywards. ALPHABETICALLY.
589 Nichold H, blacksmith CENTRAL HOTEL, C Kunz propr Peacock @ W, hotel, postoffice, W, F &| Collins A, drugyist Co agt and gen mdse Ride, Somers & Co, hay and grain Cooper J G Dr, druggist and post- master Culp D, butcher Havilah, Dale William, tinsmith KERN COUNTY, Czarnecki F, tailor DALLAM F M, propr "Haywards Journal " Is three hundred and twenty-ono miles Dunean pastor Congregational Church from San Francisco. The surrounding Dunham Murry, photographer country is well watered and wooded. The country is also rich in mineral wealth. EGGERT HENRY, blacksmith and wagonmaking Gerstenburg F, physician Cohn E, gen mdse and notary public HAAS B, jewelry Faning John, news agt Hansen Lorentz P, bootmaker Flor H, blacksmith Hayward Hotel, Wm Hayward propr Fried Sol, saloon GOODELL GEO A, harness HAYWARDS JOURNAL," F M Harrington Mrs, restaurant Helms Max, hotel Dallam propr Jensen L., liquors · Houser G D, meat market JESSUP F C, dentist Houser & Hammer, livery stable KUNZ C, propr Central Hotel Klinefelter Wm, bootmaker Lacona Angust, liquors Miller Gustave, liquors Lander Henry, liquors Millor John P, justice of the peace Larrabee H F Mrs, dressmaker Murphy J J, gen mdse Neff B, brewery LAVALLEE SAMUEL, maker carriage Stretch R H, propr Warrington M & M Linckin & Allen, hardware Co Mack H II, tin and stoves Thurston S D, propr Delphi Quartz MAY ADAM, butcher Mayne W T, pastor M E Church Mill W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. M. Grav. Gen'l Agent. for Pacific Coast. 117 Post St .. . F Van Buskirk -, hootmaker Miller M J, millinery Wilson J G, hotel Mindel Joseph, barber Muller Henry, bootmaker Hayden Hill, Nissen J K, gen mdse and lodging houso OAKES A G, notary public OAKES HOTEL, Tony Oakes propr LASSEN COUNTY. l'altag Leopold, propr Layn's Brewery Preston E B, justiec of the peaco Pann John, liquors l'ape Christian, liquors PEARCE WM, variety store Haywards, ALAMEDA COUNTY, Puff Chas, undertaker Ramm Herman, bootmaker Rasmussen Carl, liquors and boarding Rhodehamel W H, agt San Lorenzo Ra Rivers J L, liquors A town of 1,000 inhabitants, on the Central Pacific Railroad, 21 miles from San Francisco; supported ly ngrieul- ture. RUSSELL J, ins agt and atty at law Sawyer Bros, furniture dealers Sequeira J J, bootmaker Smalley DS, livery stable AKERMAN A E, carriago and sign painter SMITH SIDNEY, physician and sur- Sorensen Hans, liquors and boarding Strobel & Neudeck, butchers Thomas F J, blacksmith White Mrs M J, millinery geon Williams Benj, atty at 1 ww Winters Chas, harnessmaker Wolff Abraham, gen mdse
ALLEN W W, news dealer Anspacher Bros, gen indse Austin James, hotel Austin J D. justico of tho peace BENNETT R H, warehousing BROWN L H, gen mdse and express Bulber E, tailor Carpenter G P, bakery
ZAMBRISKY PETER, boots and shoes and hats
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand. Square. Upright-Sold
Instalmer
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO .. Stoves and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and pattern«, 110, 112, 114, 116 und 118 Battery St., 8. F.
590 California-Haywards-Healdsburg. ALPHABETICALLY.
CENTRAL HOTEL, CHRIS. KUNZ, Proprietor. HAYWARDS, - - - CALIFORNIA. Boarding by the Day, Week or Month. Boarding and Lodging, per Week .$3 00 and #8 00 Boarding, without Lodging, per Week .$4 50 Boarding and Lodging, per Day. .$1 00 Healdsburg, SONOMA COUNTY, Carter Chas D, agt S F & N PR R Chandler H L, propr Oak Lawn House CLACK JOHN W, propr Sotoyome Hotel Is one of the substantial towns of Cali fornia, has 2,500 inhabitants, a theater, all the churches, gas works, water works, Dexter Stable, W Briee propr hose company and chemical fire engine; an academy, public hbrary, literary, secret and musical societies. It is an incorporated city, out of debt, governed by a board of five trustees. The famous Geyser, Skaggs' and Litton hot and mineral springs and Magnolia Farm are adjacent, and a most wonderfully pro ductive farming, wine, stock and wool- growing region surrounds. The rich bottoms of Russian river and its tribu Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank of Hcalds- bury, D H Barnes pres, R H Warfield cashier taries extend in every direction, and the main track of the S. F. & N. P. R. R. passes close by. The mountains adja- cent abound in minerals, and the Oak- land, Great Eastern and Mount Jackson Forsman James, physician Quicksilver Mining Companies, in active Forster Annie Mrs, millinery operation with powerful machinery and Fried Henry, liquors hundreds of men, make Healdsburg Gladden W N, touring milla their entrepot. There are two weekly Goldstein H, dry goods, etc Goodwyn T W, gunsmith newspapers, the "Flag" and "Enter. prise," both well edited. Cummings Wm, livery stable Delano & Mead, butchers De WIEDERHOLD A E S, propr Sotoyome Winery and Distillery Doughty A R, saddlery and harness Ely E, physician Emerson J P, justice of peace and atty at law Enterprise Hotel, Mrs Minnia Starek proprss Fanning Miss Carrie, millinery and dress- making Fenno James E, watchmaker and jeweler Ferguson H O, grocer Grangers' Business Association, gen indse, wool and grain, A B Nully pres, Allen O S, physician W N Gladden s.cy, G W Stedman man- ager BAGGE F C S, associate editor "Rus- sian River Flag " Griest & Young, furniture and under- BAILHACHE J N, cashier the Bank of Healdsburg Bank of Healdsburg, J N Bailhache cashier takers Gum & Zane, liquors Gunn J H, grocer GRATER J F, propr Union Hotel, Barnes D H, president Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Healdsburg West Hall S J, saddlery and harness Barlow B, liquors "HEALDSBURG ENTERPRISE," Mulgrew Bros proprs, South Biddle E W, dentist Block & Colder, winery Bloom & Cohn, gen mise Healdsburg Flouring Mills, W N Glad- den propr Bloom Jonas, pres The Bank of Healds- Hemler J, bootmaker burg Hofgaard Charles, buckskin manufr and fur tanner 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. Hudson & Reynolds, real estate and ias
BOSTWICK N W, livery, feed and . sale stable
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California-Healdsburg. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Jacobs M & A, tailors Jenkins Belle Miss, milliner
Jenkins M J Mrs, dressmaker
JONES C ED, painter and bill poster, Sotoyome House JORDAN LESLIE A, editor and propr "Russian River Flag," cor Powell and Center
Krueger & Huebner, dentists
Lannan & Dempsy, grocers
Lemoine E, blacksmith
Love Bros, gen mdse, agts W, F & Co and W U Tel Co
Luedke Julius, watchmaker and jeweler Martz Mrs Belle, millinery
Mason & Smith, grocers May G W, photographer
Maguire Mrs Jno B, dressmaker McCormick Mrs S A, dressmaker
MeDonald M C, clerk W P White
Metzger Bros, stoves, tin and sheet iron
MEYERS F I, carriage and wagon- maker, horseshoing, blacksmith and repairing
Meyer Saml, gen mdse Miller & Curtiss, butchers Moreland W W, atty at law
Muller Carl, propr Healdsburg Brewery MULGREW BROS, proprs "Healds- burg Enterprise"
Nally A B, pres Grangers' Business Asso- ciation
Naugh E K, atty at law
Norton I. A, atty at law
Nottingham John, junk
Owen W D, tailor
Philips & Favour, planing mills
l'rice Andrew, photographer
PROCTOR CHARLES E, drayman W, F & Co
PRUETT EDWARD, liquors, West Raabe M, stoves and tin ware Riley & Fox, drugs Rosenberg W, dry goods and clothing Rose J W, atty at law
Ruffner W, gen mdse
"RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG," Leslie A Jordan editor and propr, FUS Bagge associate editor, Powell and Centre
Ryan Patrick, boets and shoes
Sargeut H, boots and shoes
Schnelle William, furniture
Schwart F J, bootmaker
Seawell Bros, butcher
SOTOYOME HOTEL, John W Clack propr, West
Soules S, flour and feed
Starck Mrs Minnie, propr Enterprise Hotel
Stedman G W, manager Grangers Busi- ness Association
Sterling P W, marble works
Stussy David, barber
Smith W M, farmer
SOTOYOME WINERY AND DIS- TILLERY, A E S de Weiderhold propr
Swan W G. atty at law Swisher J R, physician
THE BANK OF HEALDSBURG,
Jonas Bloom president, J N Builhache cashier, Powell and West
Tucker JS, variety
Turner G J, bakery
UNION HOTEL, J F Grater propr, West
Vaughn EK, atty at law
Ve'ie AT, bakery
Walker E S, livery stable
Ward N, lumber dealer
Warfield R H, cashier
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Healdsburg
Waterman George, barber
Wieberts & Prince, grocers
White W P, gen indse
Winter Daniel, bootmaker
WRIGHT & BROWN, drugs, books and stationery, West York Bros, blacksmiths
UNION HOTEL,
HEALDSBURG,
JOHN F. CRATER,
- PROPRIETOR.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLAN.
First-Class in every respect. A three-story brick, fire-proof building. All modern improvements, and best Family Hotel in Sonoma County.
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