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Valder J A, pictures and frames, 38 Spring
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co.,
Portland, Orno Con. have it
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. ANO Pont Street. Educated tho . on-bly for Business.
California-Los Angeles. 623
ALPHABETICALLY.
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VALLA & TONONI, manufs native wines and brandies, Alameda and Ol- vera
Velsir James, master mechanie S P R R round house
Venable J W, county assessor, Court House
¡Venezuela K, candies and varieties, 4 Los Angeles
VERDAGUER REV PETER, reetor Church of Our Lady of the Angels, 1 (R C), opp Plaza
Veysset F, merchant tailor, 7 Spring VILLALOBOS JOAQUIN, shoemaker, 35 Commercial
VIDAL A Y. watchmaker and jew- eler, 26 Upper Main
Villa David, horseshoer, 22 Aliso
Victoison Herman, poultry and game, 162 Spring
Vickery & Hinds, meat market, 122 Main
Wagenbach Chas, dyeing and scouring, 131 Spring
WALDRON DAVID V, propr Wash. ington Pleasure Garden's and Saloon, Washington and Maia
Walsh M C, lodgings, 16 Commercial WANGEMAN BROS. pianos, organs, musical instruments and sheet music, 53 Spring
Warner J J, attorney at law and notary public, U S register in bankruptcy, 74 Temple block
WASHINGTON GARDENS, (pleas- ure), David V Waldron propr, Wash- ington and Main
WAUGAMAN JOHN, gold dry washer, 44 First
" WEEKLY MIRROR," Yarnell & Caystile publishers and proprs, 9 Tem- ple
"WEEKLY RESCUE," (organ I 0 G 1), Yarnell & Caystilo publishers aud proprs, 9 Temple
WEIL J, clothing and furnishing goods, hats and caps, 90 Maia
Weinhold Rudolphe, florist and seeda- man, 71 Spring
Wendt Chas boot and shoemaker, 133 Fort
Wen Lung, wood yard, Spring
Wetteraner Peter, saloon, Elmira and San Fernando
Wheeler Ino O, deputy clerk Supreme Court, and secretary Main Street R R Co, 58 Main
White A F & Co, real estate agents, 1} Spring
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WHITE C, attorney at law, 49 Temple block
White Seth, horseshoer and blacksmith, Temple
White Stephen M, attorney at law, 110} Main
WHITING B C, attorney at law and U S court commissionery, 27 Baker block
Wicks & Wicks, attorneys at law, 86 and 87 Temple block
Wicks M J, real estate ngent, 86 and 87 Temple block
Wickersham Isaac, feed, livery, hay and wood yard, 83 Spring
Widney J P, physician, Downey block
WIDNEY R M, attorney at law, 64 Main
Wiepecke Mrs E, groceries, 45 First Wills Mrs M C, millinery, 45 Main
Wilson John, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 160 Main
Winston J B, physician and health offi- cer, Downey block
Winter Miss HI M, dress and cloak miking, 633 Spring
Wise K D, physician, 1165 Main
Wolcott & Van Horne, wood, hay, coal and feed yard, 80 Spring
Wolfskill Joseph W, orange grove, Ala- mula
Wollweber Theo, druggist, 53 Main
Wood F W, real estate agent, 81 New High
WOODHEAD & GAY, wholesale and retail dealers in nursery stock, fruits, produce and seeds, 40 and 42 Spring
WOODWORTH J J, groceries, 14 M lin Woollacott Henry J, wines, liquors and eigars, 40 Spring
Workman E H, suldles and harness, 78 Main
Worthington HI, physician, Baker block WRIGHT E T, county surveyor, 3 Downey block
Wright S L, restaurant, 5 Spring
WULFF F M, cigars, tobacco and pipes, 78) Main
YARNELL & CAYSTILE, proprs Mirror Publishing, Printing and Book- binding House, 9 Temple
YORBA B A, county auditor, Court House
Young J S, master car repairer S P R R car ahopa
Zabalita Pantaleon, shoemaker, 20 Com- mercial
Zech Henry A, cigar manuf, 100 Hill
ZENS JOHN, propr Pony Livery and Feed Stable and Saloon, 136 Main
H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wino, 302 Davis St., S. F.
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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pappa and Iron Fire; all times, 110, 1 114. 110 and 118 Battery Street. N. F ..
624: California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
THE QUEEN
Fashionable Boot & Shoe Store,
104 Main Street, opposite the Court House, LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Largest, Best & Cheapest Stock.
LADIES' AND GENTS' CUSTOM WORK A SPECIALTY.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COUNTRY ORDERS.
. Goods sent C. O. D. to any part of Arizona Territory.
AGENCY FOR BURT'S FINE SHOES.
Daily Morning Journal, LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Hewitt & Co., - -
- Proprietors. REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
LEADING PAPER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THE ONLY PAPER IN LOS ANGELES,
RECEIVING TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Circulates through SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA and ARIZONA.
WEEKLY JOURNAL HAS A LARGE EASTERN CIRCULATION.
Office: Downey Block, Main Street.
Fino Watches,
H. WACHHORST, importer of Jewelry, Diamonds. 315 J St. Sac.
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. -
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California-Los Angeles. ALPHABETICALLY.
625
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, The Only Reliable First-Class Hotel in Los Angeles. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. Da $10 per month instalments. Good monta. GRANDE. SQUARES and UPRIGHTAS, The FINEST HOTEL in Southern California. HAMMEL & DENKER. Proprietors. This New and Elegant Hotel is situated in the center of the city of Los Angeles, contains nearly a hundred spacious and airy rooms, newly furnished in the most comfortable style. Rooms in suites for families and parties on every floor, with hot and cold baths. THE TABLE Will always be furnished with the 1 est supplies that can be procured in the market. A FREE COACH Is always on hand to carry guests to the house. No pains will be spared to make guests comfortable in every way. A large Reading Room open night and day. HENRY HAMMEL, A. H. DENKER. FASHION STABLES, 29 Main St., opp. Arcadia, Los Angeles, Cal. Landaus, Barouches, Rockaways and Buggies, W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. Slo instra- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.
GOOD DRIVING HORSES, BOTH SINGLE AND DOUBLE. The Best Stock and Lowest Prices. Horses boarded by the Day, Week or Month GIVE US A CALL. GEO. R. BUTLER, Superintendent. 40
H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Stoves sind Ranges, 000 diferent elses, styles and lottama 110 119 tis, 198 and 170 Rattar at, a F.
California-Los Banos-Lower Lake. APPAR TICALLY.
Is 7 miles from Placerville and 29 from EL DORADO COUNTY, Los Banos, MERCED COUNTY, Is a postoffice, and is reached via Gilroy. Population 150. Louisville, Karau Fred, liquors Poor John, gen mdse Korn M, postmaster KORN M & SON, gen mdso Thornton H W R, hotel 626 Wieler & Cohn, gel. mdse Zahn Andrew, blacksmith Auburn, Placer county. Lowden's Ranch, TRINITY COUNTY. Los Gatos, Lowden O E, postmaster SANTA CLARA COUNTY, O. E. LOWDEN, Situated ia the foothills 10 miles from San Jose, on the line of the S. P. C. R. R. Population about 350. This pic- Borden Hotel turesque little town enjoys the perfec tion of climate to such a degree, that the worthy physician of the place has been persuaded to accept the office of justice to help keep him employed. The in- dustries of Los Gatos are quite impor- tant. They embrace a large flouring mill, lime kiln, stone quarry, and a blacksmith shop. Mr. G. Seanor's plan- ing, griat and shingle mill and wagon factory combined; is quite an extensive establishment. The Coleman House, across the creek, offers good accommoda- tious; meals 25 cents. PROPRIETOR CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St .. opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City, Utah. AND STABLES, Lowden's Ranch Postoffice, TRINITY CO., CAL. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS Moderate Charges. Lower Lake, LAKE COUNTY, Avery Lyman, barber shop and candies BUDDEN JAMES, saloon Is distant in a southeasterly direction 25 miles from Lakeport. It is very pleas- antly situated in a productive mineral region, copper, borax, quicksilver and sulphur being found in abundance. It is 40 miles from Calistoga, reached by stages, aud has a population of 500. COLEMAN JAS F, saloon and boarding DAHL SEVERIN, bootmaker Davis & Corvell, lime kiln Eddy James J, hotel Fowler - Rev, M E clergyman Harris J T, physician Johnson Lester, meat market McFarland A J, agent SP CR R, SP C Express Co and telegraph operator Los Gatos Manufacturing Co, touring Bayton & Moore, liquors mill and stone quarry BACCUS J B JR, propr " Lower Lake Bulletin" Boynton & Showalter Misses, milliners Bynum J, physician LUSE A S, justice of the peace and physici wi Cowden Jas, market and liquors Getz Joseph & Bros, gen mdso Goldsmith W C, hotel Gruwell L. H, livery stable Henly John, bootmaker Hill R, photographer and real estate agent Kelley Wm, restaurant Lee Mrs Evn, milliner and dressmaker Lee G R, carpenter Levy M & Bro, gen mdse " LOWER LAKE BULLETIN," J B Buccus Jr propr
LYNDON J W, gen mdse, wood and Dietz G, watchmaker lumber, and insurance agent McMurtry W S, postinaster Nickelso: George S, harnessmaker PARKES BROS, blacksmiths PETERSON MES M E, millinery PETERSON REV P, M E clergyman Richardson Monroe, res Summit, six miles from Los Gatos Rogers W E, gen mdse SEANOR GEO, planing, shingle and feed mill, and wagon manuf Smith Jesse Rev, M E clergyinan VAN DER VAART H W, bootmaker
Manson D H, attorney at law
TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
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Mather d Miller D Mitchell Murray Nichols I Shreve T STANLE public, and m.ir Thompson Thompson Walker J Ward B F Wardlaw
A mining c ville.
BATTELL postinaste Darius C, ha Enscoe J, ge Hodgess Jol Houghton B Huyck R maker . Levy Bros, g l'ritchard M. Schubert Th, Smith HA, 1 Stiason J L,
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LA Takes its na and is situated midway betw Valley. The kept by Mess are also the p dairy and farr is for sale. T able for stock- of cheese and poiut are surp
CHENEY & FORD G O,
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Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI-
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Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,
Mather & Linck, brewery Miller D L; justice of the peace Mitchell T A K, blacksmith Murray & Grigler, saddles and harnem Nichols Ralph K, civil engineer Shreve T B. blacksmith
STANLEY T B postmaster, notary public, real estate agent, conveyancer and munnger C L M Tel Lino Thompson E G C, bootmaker Thompson S H, wagonmaker Walker J A, physician Ward B F, bootmaker Wardlaw B R, surveyor
Loyalton,
FIERRA COUNTY, A mining camp 45 miles east of Downie. ville.
BATTELLE T F, notary public and postinaster
Darius C, harness and saddles Enscoe J, gen mndse Hodgess Jolin, attorney at law Houghton Bros, market
Huyck R A, blacksmith anl wagon- maker Levy Bros, gen mise Pritchard M, physician Schubert Th, homopathic physician Smith H A, liquors Stiason J L, hotel
Madeline, LASSEN COUNTY,
Takes its name from: Madelino Plains, and is situated in a picturesque locality. midway between Honey Lake and Bi. Valley. The hotel and postoffice ar. kept by Messrs: Cheney & Ford, who are also the proprietors of an extensive dairy and farm, and which, we are told, is for sale. The location is most favor able for stock-raising, and the quantitic. of cheese and butter shipped from thi" poiut are surprising.
CHENEY & FORD, stock raisers FORD G O, postinaster
Madera, FRESNO COUNTY, ANDERSON JOFIN, saloon Anderson Mark, propr hotel and saloor BERNARD FREDERICK. bontmake: borde . Sheldon, agt C PR R and W L T'.I Co
BROWN CE, druggist, physician and surgeon Cunningham T & J, meat market Curtin James, livery stable
EDWARDS'D F, blacksmith and wag- tinmaker
Jessen Sorn, hotel
LANGBEIN OSCAR, barber, baths, cigars and tob .. cco, and gents furnish- in z goods
MACE CAPT R P, propr Macs's hotel and stage office, opp depot
MACE'S HOTEL, Capt R P Mace, opp depot
Madera Flume and Trading Co, lumber, sash, doors and gen muse, A C Wood- sum, supt
MOORE & DOOLITTLE, gen mdse MOORE E, postmaster and agt W, F & Co and ins agt
REDFIELD O T, atty at law, agricul- tural implements and ins agt
SIMPSON RICHARD. justice of the peace and notary public, opp depot Williams H S, saloon and gen milse Woodsum A D, supt Madera Flume and Trading Co
Young W J, drayman
O. T. REDFIELD, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Collections Promptly Attended To.
Madera, Fresno County, Cal.
Madison, YOLO COUNTY.
Audett Mrs .J, dressmaker CHANDLER F B, lumber
FIFIELD W E. drugs, physician, va- ricties and postmaster "astic S, bootmaker Haines A. gen indse Henrich F N, meat market
Hill H, blacksmith Hilliker L W, hotel Howell B, hardware and tinner Hudson M, restaurant Hurlhut D B, livery .Johnson Wm, wagonmaker Keller .J, blacksmith MoConley H, saloon McCully J, fruit MeKenua J J, blacksmith Milsap M, saloon Paine A S, carpenter
st. Ne K .. S. P.
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Haste, Musical Merchandise
for Catalogna. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade colleited. M. GRAY. 117
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pampa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118. 114. 110 and 118 Battery Street. N. F.
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California-Madison-Mariposa. ALPHABETICALLY.
Penny John, agt W, F & Co, W U Tel opr and gen freight agt V V & CLRR Risdon A D, physician Sandy John, carpenter Sevey W, gen mdse
Stephens J J & Co, warehouse Tandy Geo, harnessmaker Wilber John, carpenter Willard Mrs M A, hotel Wouten S & Son, flour mill
W. E. FIFIELD, M. D., MADISON DRUG STORE,
MADISON, YOLO COUNTY, CAL.
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Candies, Etc.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Mad River, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, A postoffice 5 miles from Arcata
BOYNTON W N, liquors VANCE JOHN, sawmill and railroad
Mahew's Station, SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
Ia 9 miles from Sacramento on the S. & P. R. R.
Mahew L, agt S & P R R and liquors
Maine Prairie, SOLANO COUNTY,
Ia at the head of Cache Creek Slough, in a very rich and pictureaque agricultural district. Stages running to Dixon, dis- tant 12 miles, on the California Pa- cific Railroad, tri-weekly, are the means of communication. Population 250.
FRENCH JAS A, gen mdse, postmas- ter and agt W, F'Co Lewis Jas, constable Levis Mrs Rebecca, hotel and livery
Luttges G, justice of the peace and no- tary public Petrus F W, blacksmith : Rathkee W F, liquors Vail W D, lumber and grain
Mammoth City. MONO COUNTY.
Alverson B B, saloon
Becker & Craytor, brewery Bennett John, livery stable Bennett Paul W, atty at law Bequette & Sneden, atty at law
Blackmore Wm, propr Lake and Bodie Stage Line
Block D, cigars and tobacco Bunker & Co, hotel
Burke Morris, mining recorder
Currier & Rutter, restaurant Dellahide R, saloon
Derham & Young, saloon Eddy & Shaw, assayers
Elliott T H, hotel
Garrous A, saloon
Giles & Co, saloon
Hart W M, livery and feed stablo
Hutchinson J F, meat market
Jones JE, flour mill
Lilien W S, U S deputy mineral sur- veyor
Lynch Mrs J, hotel
MAMMOTH CITY HERALD,"Wm W Barnes propr Mammoth Steam Saw Mills
McBride Wm, surveyor
McCarthy & Carnrike, saloon
McMillan A, photographer
McQuaid Jno A, atty at law
Miller H R, secty True Blue Min Co Neall J M, justice of the peace
Pattie John, constable Ragan P J, physician Reddy P, atty at law
Rogers Bros, restaurant
Stevens Geo, stoves, tin and hardware Tubbs L E, atty at law,
Wagner P A & Co, hardware, stoves and tinware
Watterson James, gen mdse and shoes -
Manchester, MENDOCINO COUNTY, A small town 69 miles from Duncan's Mills.
Haygreen J, dairyman Reinking C W, justice of the peace Shoemake W, stock-raiser Taylor S H, blackamith
Vinegarholtz H, school trustee
Mariposa, MARIPOSA COUNTY,
Is reached via Southern Pacific Railroad to Merced, thence 41 miles by atages. It
H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal ..
80% Davis Street, San Francisco.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickei, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial College of the Coast, 820 Post St., S. F.
California-Mariposa-Martinez, 629
is a minin ;; town on one of the roads Cronkite John, treasurer leading to the Yosemite Valley. It is Griffith S W, dist atty ALPHABETICALLY. the county seat, has a weekly paper and Harvey W W, county clerk, auditor and recorder contains about 1,000 inhabitants. Bogan & Co, gen mdse Hawkins D R, surveyor Maxwell M, justice of the peace Parker P W, supt of schools Clarke John F, sheriff Cliff James P, wagonmaker Scott J B, constable, sheriff and tax col- lector Stalker Daniel Wade James H, assessor Wade J R, constable Dutton W, station agt Ford & Cawalsky, gen mdse Hanney J, blacksmith Howard Chas, gen mdse Petterson P A, hotel Tammasi M, boots and shoes Thomas R B, county surveyor Brown Thos A, superior judge Bulcer Bros, carpenters and builders Bunker & Porter, proprs "Contra Costa Gazette" - Contreras Mrs E, restaurant Corcoran John M, superior judge Counts Geo, county treasurer Daut F, machinist Daveny Manuel, carpenter Dow Joseph, tinner Egenhoff David, gen mdse Marshall, MARIN COUNTY, A village on the N. P. C. R. R., 48 miles from San Francisco. Egenhoff W D, county supt pub instruc- tion Farnsworth C E, blacksmith Fritz J G, meat market and blacksmith Gallison Winslow, hotel Gallison & Farnsworth, blacksmitha Godano J. B, bootmaker Goucher G G, dist atty Highman John, gen mdae Hoskins Chas T, miller Jones L F, lawyer and notary Kane R, supt pub schools Kavanaugh W S, physician Ketney David, boots and shoes Martinez, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. Kiel Jarvis, surveyor Laurie Jas, barber A pleasant town, situated on the Cen- tral Pacific Railroad opposite Benicia, about 33 miles from San Francisco, in a fine agricultural country. It contains about 1,500 inhabitants and is a great resort for holiday folks from the larger cities. Stage to Pacheco, Concord and Clayton daily. Lea Geo W, wagonmaker Miller J H, express and stage agt and postmaster Newman M, county assessor Polson C, laundry REYNOLDS ANGEVINE. propr "Mariposa Gazette,' atty at law and notary Schlageter H, hotel Schlageter & Royal, blacksmiths Anderson L, lumber Bank of Martinez, W M Hale cashier Barry M, hootmaker BENNETT S J, livery stable keeper Blum S & Bros, gen mdse Stahl C, gen mdse Stewart Geo, liquors Streeter Jarvis, connty clerk and recor- Temple G W, justice of the peace Thomas John W, carpenter der BOWIE G W, atty at law Bray Bros, lumber and grain dealers Briarc F D, restaurant Toddson Chas, sailmaker Turner J T, physician Volk Adam, liquors Weiler John, brewery Whorton L G, justice of the peace Williams Robt, liquors Cattaneo G, restaurant CHASE ELI R, dist atty "Contra Costa Gazette." Bunker & Por- Markleeville, ALPINE COUNTY, ter propra "CONTRA COSTA NEWS," Wm R DOHRMANN H G F, restaurant Donnelly JJno, hotel Cranna editor Is reached by stages, 37 miles from Car- son City, Nevada. Douglas W J, cigars, tobacco and fancy goods W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. 'or Lastalmente Illustrated Catalogue
Arnot N D Jr, superior judge Clogston Wm, justice of the peace
DOWNEY W M, Exchange Hotel Fish & Blum, dealers in grain
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright- . Gray. Gen'1 Agent, for Pacino Coast, 117 Post Ny,
H. WACHHORST calls attention
to his Granime Ster- 315 J St. Ling Silverware,
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO .. "hrst Iron
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AT.PHARRTIOALL.Y. FORD W H, justice of peace Gill & Brown, cigars and tobacco and shooting gallery Girvin Win, hotel MILLS & JONES, attys at law Moore J S, dentist MORGAN BROS, stoves, tin and hard- ware HAMBLIN & PAYNE, ornamental painters Hathaway R B, county treasurer Nellman J, hay and grain NELSON A P, boots and shoes New berger & Gartley, gen mdss Hiller & Johnson, undertakers ROBERTSON C H, barnessmaker and Hoey Jas, gen mdsc carriage trimmer Rock & Harkins, butchers Hiller E W, coroner HOUGH F E. propr Hough's Hotel Segui Jos, barber Sherman G A, druggist and agt Wells, HOUGH W J, wines and liquors Small Geo W, candy, etc James O F, postmaster Jewitt J M, blacksmith JOHNSON S W, livery Fargo & Co Railroad Headquarters, first ho.el from the depot SMITH F M, produce aud real estate agent Jones J I', notary public Stage Line to Pacheco, Concorl and Clayton (daily), S W Johnson propr Stewart Jas, groceries Kamp H 14, liquors Lawless M, wines and liquors Littlefield & Wiggins, stoves and hard- Stow J M, assess or ware Sturgis Josiah, hotel MAHAN D P, sheriff THIELE W C, baker McCaun Jno, wines and liquors Tiuker D B, station master wines and Vach Miss J, dressmaker Walker David, physician Walsh Peter, tailor Weiss I, gen mdss McGUIRE FRANK, liquors McMahon T A, county surveyor MeNamara Jas, liquors Miller C Ed, recorder and notary Whitman & Scanlan, butchers Wills Miss N J, milliner MILLER GEO, wines and liquors Wittenmyre L C, county clerk public Contra Costa News, MARTINEZ, CAL. LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY. ALSO, THE BENICIA CHRONICLE, W. H. FOREMAN, Manager. $3.00 EACH PER ANNUM. READ IN TWENTY-FOUR TOWNS. WM. R. CRANNA, Editor and Publishor. GEO. C. THAXTER, DRUGGIST AND SEEDSMAN, CARSON CITY. NEV. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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BIGELOW B, guns, ammunition and gunsmith, 96 D
Blin A, barber, cor Third and B BLISS S M, atty at law, 78 D BOON THEODORE, grocer, 60 C
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