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WEIDER FRANK R, manufr cigars and dealer in tobacco, SW cor Sixth and Broadway
Oakland, Cal. Whitening and Plastering Repaired.
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Stoves and Ran pattern's, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. Y.
:684 California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
W. E. BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
1315 NEW BROADWAY,
- OAKLAND, CAL.
Property of every description bought and sold on commission. Los a negotiated, Rents col- Jected and property looked after for non-residenta. Sale of Horses and Carriages made a specialty, public sales of which are held every Saturday. Partios in the country, having stock to sell, can consign to us and be assured of having them dieposed of satisfactorliy.
GOLDEN GATE ACADEMY,
OAKLAND, CAL.
REV. H. E. JEWETT,
- PRINCIPAL.
T.
A Preparatory School for College or Business Life.
Location Unsurpassed. Instruction Thorough. Military Drill Three Times a Week. . Academic and Preparatory Departments. For Circular address Principal.
CHAS. KRAMM. JOS. DIEVES.
KRAMM & DIEVES,
OAKLAND BREWERY
S. E. Cor. Telegraph Avenue and Durant Sts., OAKLAND.
H. WACHHORST, importer of Jewelry, Diamonds, Fino Watches. 315 J St., Sac.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramente. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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Rooms En Suite or Single.
All New and Ele Applications for
JACOB Manufacturer
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PACIFIC : BUSINESS COLLEGE. No. 220 Post Street. Educate thoroughly for Rosineen.
GALINDO HOTEL, Cor. Eighth and Franklin Streets, Oakland, Cal. a S California -Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY. 685 C Rooms En Suite or Single. All New and Elegantly furnished. Superior Accommodations for Families. Applications for Families should be made two or three days in advance. FRANK LATHROP, Proprietor. JACOB FATZ, MILLINGTON'S Manufacturer of all kinds of Traveling Straps, Assembly Rooms, W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramente. sta for Cash or Instalments. 377 TWELFTH STREET, Corner of Franklin, OAKLAND. 354 NINTH STREET, A perfect system for learners in Waltz- ing-shortest possible way to perfection. Private lessons or by classes. Please OAKLAND, CAL. call and see us. H. RENKEN. Illustrated Catalogu Professor of the GENUINE Baunscheidt's Healing Method, Calls the attention of those suffering from disease to the fact that under his treatment all deadly diseased matter is thoroughly eradicated from the system. Board, $2 to $2.50 per Day.
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright -. Gray. Gen'l Agent. for Pacific Coast, 117 Post At .. N. F.
TURBINE WIND MILLS AND JOHNSON'S NOVELTY MILLS, Manufactured at No. 701 Adelino Street, OAKLAND, OAL. M. LAURSEN, NOLE AGENT.
461. Ninth Street, OAKLAND, CAL.
PURE PORT WINE, for Motictal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., teve patterne, 110, 118, 114, 116 and 118 Battery 8t., 8. F.
686
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
MR. STEPHEN W. LEACH Begs to inform the residents of Oakland and San Francisco that he has undertaken the entire and sole management.of the Morgan Conservatory of Music, (Founded some three years since by the late John P. Morgan,) and hopes by the employment of the best Teachers, close attention to busi- ness, and strict personal supervision, to make it in all respects worthy of patronage. MR. LEACH'S long experience as an Opera Singer and Actor will enable him to invest his Operatic Classes with special interest to the Student. Attention is called to the ENSEMBLE CLASSES, Where Students of the Piano may enjoy the opportunity of playing once a week with the best Violin and Violoncello players. Terms and all particulars can be obtained at the Conservatory, now removed to a more commodious and desirable building. No. 528 Eighteenth Street, Oakland, Between San Pablo and Telegraph Avenues. SHOULD YOU DESIRE TO PURCHASE AN ARTIFICIAL LIMB, It would be well for you to call and . Examine my Improvements before Purchasing Elsewhere. I manufacture Dr. Blys' Celebrated Artificial Legs and Arms, with Reed's Im- proved Ankle Joint with latteral or side motion, like the natural one. Prices Reduced,, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Send for Descriptive Circulars. Sent free upon application. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son, 195 Main St., opposite Walker House, Salt Lake City, Utah.
ROB. REED, 954 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co., Fortiand. Ore- gon. have it
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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Frantically taught at PACIFIC BUMI- NENN COLLEGE. MA Poat &t. N. F.
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
687
THE
THE ONLY MORNING PAPER
In Oakland for in Alameda County.
THE TIMES succeeded to the business and good will of the oldest dai- lies here (the NEWS, established sixteen years ago and the TRANSCRIPT), and has additional facilities for transacting the steadily increasing busi- ness, which is now under the sole management of the
Times Publishing
Company.
IT IS THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
Alameda is one of the richest counties in the State, and Oakland is the second city on the Coast, having
A Population of over 45,000.
THE DAILY TIMES
Contains a daily history of events occurring on this Coast, giving Meteor> logical Reports monthly and annually, and is a
FIRST - CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
THE WEEKLY TIMES
Successor of the ALAMEDA COUNTY GAZETTE, contains a careful summary of the events of the week.
TERMS:
Daily Times, one year. .$6.00 Weekly Times, one year. $2.00
(In advance, postage paid by the publishers.)
TO AGENTS AND CLUBS.
Extraordinary inducements to Agents and Clubs are offered in GOLD COIN. Particulars on application. All correspondence promptly at- tended to. THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, OAKLAND, CAL.
H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.2010 )
meats.
GRANDS,
ARES and UPRIGHTN.
able instru- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.
M
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Fampa and Iren Figo, all vises, 110, 118,' 114. 110 and 116 Battery Street. S. F.
688
California-Oakland. ALPHABETICALLY.
J. J. NUNAN, Marble Works ..
West Side San Pablo Avenue,
Near Eighteenth Street, OAKLAND, CAL. -0- All kinds of Mantel Work, Plumbers' Slabs, Monuments, Gravestones and Granite Work. All work executed in a workmanlike manner at low rates.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
JAMES SULLIVAN,
DIN CHORY OF
Marble Works 14th St. and Broadway, OAKLAND.
All kinds of Mantel Work, Plumb- ers' Slabs, Gravestones, Monuments, Etc., done in the best manner and at the lowest Rates.
C. C. WHEELER, Proprietor.
S. W. Corner of Ninth and Washington Streets,
OAKLAND, CAL.
ROOM RENTS:
SUITES, per Month, from $20.00 to $40.00
SINGLE ROOMS, per Month $8.00 to $25.00
LODGINGS, per Night, from 50 cts to'$1.00
MEALS AND LODGING, per Day, from $1.50 to $2.00
BOARD, per Month $21.50
MEAL HOURS:
BREAKFAST .. 6 to 9.
LUNCH .. 12 to 2. DINNER .. 5ito 7. SUNDAYS .... 8 to 10 A. M. and 5 to 7 P. M.
H. WACHHORST, importer of Fino Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds. 315 J St., Sac.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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THE TRIBUNE
We have adve and do not hesite side of San Fran
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H. PALMER
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 820 Pont Street. Educate thoroughly for Raninend.
California-Oakland. ALPIJAARTICALLY.
689 SECOND-HAND PIANOS. The Daily and Weekly Tribune ARE THE Leading Newspapers in Oakland, Cal. THE DAILY TRIBUNE has more than Double the Circulation of any other paper published in Alameda County. It is the only paper in Oakland thut receives and publishas the Associated Press Dispatchos simultane- ously with the San Francisco Dailies. It publishes t'ie ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS. Latest, Fullest Most Reliable Local Reports ITS EDITORIALS Are written by the Best Talent in the State, and its News Departments are always full and complete. It contains a daily epitome of The News of the World. Testimonials from some of the Leading Oakland Merchants As to the Advantages of Advertising in the TRIBUNE. Having advertised in THE OAKLAND EVENING TRIBUNE for years, we find it THE BEST medium for advertising on this side of the bay. WOODWARD & TAGGART, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers .. I believe in advertising, as I have proved by twenty-five years' business experience, and I find THE TRIBUNE the best medium in Oakland. D. STUART, Manufacturer and dealer in Boots and Shoes. Advertising in THE TRIBUNE pays for itself several times over. HARRIS BROS., Clothing Merchants. THE TRIBUNE is always our choice for advertising. J. GREENHOOD & BROS., Fancy and Dry Goods House. We have advertised extensively in THE OAKLAND EVENING TRIBUNE, and do not hesitate in saying that it is the best advertising medium out- side of San Francisco. KOHLER & CHASE, Piano and Music Dealers. TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COMPANY. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St .. Sacramento. 810 per month instalments. Good serviceable instra- M. Gray. 117 Post Street, S. F.
W. E. DARGIN, Manager.
A. K. P. HARMON, Jr., Sec'y.
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H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F.
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL COLLEGE, CLAY STREET, BET. 10th AND 11th, OAKLAND, CAL. FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS PROF. A. MAC RAE, DEAN, OFFICE 222 POST ST., S. F.
BUSINESS
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Pages 800 and 801.
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I. N. S TAILORING, DYEING In the Best Style a Clothing taken
1247 Telegrap
Oal SUAS' Adams E, black Baker O E, teacl Bell W, physicia Fender A, black Jackson J, notar MORLEY W 1 master Myers, Pearson, Rediker & Owen:
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Occ SONOI Bailey S H, car BLAMEY A J Burk J D, butel Colister Oscar, I Connolly J D, h Doty W L, liqu Heffron A J, bla Martin Samuel,
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,
OLD PORT
"A. T. Cross' Stylegrafe Pen," " Eles- trograph, &c. Pages 800 and 801.
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book,
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Practically taught at PACIFIC BUSI- NEAN COLLEGE. 880 Post St., S. F.
California-Oakland-Olema. ALPHABETICALLY.
691
Wheeler & Wilson NEW No. 8.
The E. siest Running, Fastest Stitching, Back-Feed, Straight Needle
Sewing Machine
NOW IN USE. Not the Wheeler and Wilson Improved. but an Entirely New Machine.
479 Ninth Street, Oakland, Cal. F. A. FORSYTH, Manager.
I. N. SLOANAKER,
TAILORING, DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING, In the Best Style and at the very lowest prices. Clothing taken in Exchange for Work. 1247 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland.
Oak Run, SHASTA COUNTY.
Adams E, blacksmith Baker O E, teacher Bell W, physician Fender A, blacksmith Jackson J, notary public
MORLEY W W, gen mdse and post- master
Myers, Pearson, Wilson & Co, lumber Rediker & Owens, sawmills
Occidental, SONOMA COUNTY.
Bailey S H, carpenter and joiner BLAMEY A J, postmaster Burk J D, butcher Colister Oscar, notary public
Counolly J D, hotel Doty W L, liquors Hetfron A J, blacksmith Martin Samuel, shoemaker
MeCa. ghy & Robinson, merchants McCrellis J W, carpenter and joiner Meekers M E & A P, sawmills Meeker S A, carpenter and joiner Pare L, liquors
Perry J C& Rumsdell G, photographers Sutton W, carpenter and joiner Taylor W F, livery stable Woolly J A, doctor
Olancha, INYO COUNTY.
WALKER WM, station master and postmaster
Olema, MARIN COUNTY,
Is 18 miles northwest of San Rafael.
Anderson N O, house carpenter CRANDELL WM 0 L, gen mdse and postmaster Friedlander & Co, gen mdse
Garison Win, farmer
Garcia Juan, butcher Haag F, boots and shoes
Henusey M, miner McMillian Jno, boot and shoemaker
Miller Frank, blacksmith Mills Geo L, painter Nasy Fred, bootmaker
NELSON JOHN hotel and livery stable
OLEMA HOTEL, J Nelson propr
Olstead S, stoves and tinware
Shafter James C, physician and surgeon Trimble I, surveyor
WALKER HUGE, general merchant
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.
for Catalogne. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Hasie. Hasteal Merchandise on the
St.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 119, 114. 118 and 118 Battery Atreet. N. F.
692
California-Olema-Orange. ALPHABETICALLY.
OLEM
HOTEL,
OLEMA, MARIN COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA.
To Tourists in quest of Health or Pleasure this House is unequalled by any other in Marin County.
RATES REASONABLE.
Families or parties wishing to spend a vacation in the country, GIVE US A CALL, and they will be thoroughly satisfied with the treatment they receive. JOHIN NELSON, Proprietor.
Oleta, AMADOR COUNTY,
Is distant from Sacramento 48 miles, from which it is reached via Amador Branch of the Central Pacific Railroad. Population 400 ; support derived from the mining interests. It was formerly known as Fiddletown.
Atkinson Chas & Bro Burt F L, liquors Cooledge S, justice of peace Erauw Peter, gen mdse Farnham Chas, lumber Gray J T, constable Head J R, gen mdse
Pigeon Alfred, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Schallhorn Christopher, wagonmaker Schroder Henry, brewery Sloat E A, bootmaker Townsend Mrs E, hotel
Voto Mrs M, hotel
Wright R B, druggist, postmaster, agt W, F & Co and notary public Yates E R, justice of peace and notary
Olimpo, COLUSA COUNTY.
BEERMAN A, gen mdse and post- Beach Chas, orange nursery
master Reinhart R, blacksmith Rody Brothers, liquors
Omega, NEVADA COUNTY, Is 12 miles north of Nevada City.
BRANDON W H, postmaster
Ophir, PLACER COUNTY.
Choate Moses, gen mdse and liquors Enig Peter, stone mason Gillmore Mrs, saloon Hamilton Win, mechanic
Hutchinson Jolin, boarding house Hutchinson Mrs W L, saloon Keller Adam, saloon
Kittlers Mrs E, boarding house
Leavitt C H, hotel
Lineger M D, carpenter
Merrow W C, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Michels Mrs Caroline, saloon Multner F, gen mdse
Pillow Wm, boarding house
Rittinger. - , blacksmith Robinson S, painter
Staples & Hathaway, gen mdse Sutton W D, blacksmith Tamplin W, butcher
Orange, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
On the Southern Pacific Railroad, 33 miles from Los Angeles.
ANDERSON J W, agt A H McClelland
Beach Joseph, orange orchard and plows
Clark A B, orange grove Coldwell R, shoemaker
Crowder R L, gen mdse and ins agt Davis Miss Rosa, teacher Green Rev John B, pastor M E Church Hayward D C, orange nursery
HARWOOD NATHAN D, postmaster and school supplies
Howard M R, mill and wheelwright
H. WACHHORST calls attention
to his Genuine Nter- 315 J St. Ling silverware,
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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HUNT W B, maker Isbell J F, con Jenkins J Y, ju Joslin EM, ph MCCLELLAN agt), gen mds tural implem Medlock J R, p Mosbaugh G J, ORANGE HOT Peters M A, s Irrigation Co RUBOTTOM V and blacksmit Rusk Samuel, o Santa Ana Val Whitney secy Scott Wm M, of Sibley W E, ora Squires W E, te Whitney A B, s Irrigation Co . Wright Chas, or
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Excellent acco mercial travelers commodation wag Orange Station. all points.
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YUBA Is reached by st from Marysville.
Housh George P', JOHNSON G W master Morris A, blacksn
Or COLUSA Is forty-five miles and is a prosperou
ANDERSON O J land Flouring M Briuton T J, drug
H. PALMER &
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
Jewell Rev J B, clergyman (Presby- Peck Rev N R, clergyman (M E) terian) Peterson Chas, mechanic
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial Collego of the Coast, 820 Post St., S. F.
California-Orange-Oroville. ALPHABETICALLY.
693 HUNT W B, blacksmith and wagon- maker Isbell J F, constable Jenkins J Y, justice of peace BROWN BROS, livery, sale and feed stable Brown -, constable Cole & Bernhard Misses, millinery and Joslin E M, physician and surgeon dressmaking MCCLELLAND A H, (J W Anderson Corothers Jno, saloon agt), gen mdse, hardware and agricul- Coulter C, saloon tural implements Freeman & Klemmer, tin and hardware DODSON TH, justico of peace Medlock J R, physician Mosbaugh G J, orange orchard Dyer R E, tin shop ORANGE HOTEL, Wm L Rubottom Peters M A, supt Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co Griffith J, blacksmithing and variety store HANBY J W, bakery RUBOTTOM W L, propr Orange Hotel and blacksmith HEATON A A, harness Heaton Miss E, millinery and dressmak- Rusk Samuel, orange grove ing Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co, A B JAMES JOS, saloon Whitney secy, M A Peters supt LEWIS & CO, gen mdse Scott Wm M, orange orchard Sibley W E, orange nursery Squires W E, teacher LEWIS J S, assistant postmaster and dressmaking Martin J F, carpenter Whitney A B, secy Santa Ana Valley Michael & Co merchandise Irrigation Co and ins agt Nichols & Hulburt, attys at law and no- Wright Chas, orange nursery tary public Obermeyer F, bootmaker Orange Hotel, PAPST & BRO, gen mdse Poole C B, hotel and wagonmaker Poole -, barber PROUT J W, livery and feed stable Los Angeles Co., Cal. Raphael & May, gen mdse SAVY C T, Grand Hotel Vincent Frank, physician and agt W, F M. Gray. Gen'l Agent, for Pacific Coast. 117 Post St., S. F. WM. L. RUBOTTOM, - Proprietor. & Co's Express W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright-Sold for Cash or Instalments, Illustrated Cataketatt WILLIAMS & WATTS, meat market Winne F, blacksmith Excellent accommodations for com. mercial travelers and tourists. An ac. commodation wagon attends all' trains at Orleans Bar, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, Orange Station. Passengers conveyed to all points. Is reached by stage with difficulty via Oregon House, Shasta, on the C. & O. Coast Overland Stage Route, and Trinidad, on the sea coast. It is a mining town and has a YUBA COUNTY, weekly newspaper. Is reached by stages, and is 23 miles from Marysville. Aber Mrs E A, hotel Arrata -, gen indse Housh George P', hotel Briza.d A, branch of A Brizard Graham J W, sawmill Pearch J A, sawmill JOHNSON G W, gen mdse and post- master Vanzandt -. blacksmith Morris A, blacksmith Wasmuth P W (estate of), gen mdse Orland, COLUSA COUNTY. Wilder H, wine manufr SCOTT HENRY P, postmaster and boarding house Is forty-five miles northwest of Colusa, and is a prosperous agricultural town. Oroville, BUTTE COUNTY,
ANDERSON 0 J & AULPAUGH, Or- land Flouring Mills Brinton T J, drugs and medicines
Nestles in the foothills of the Sierras and is surrounded by a country rich in
H. PALMER & CO., Port Wine $2.50 per gal .. 80% Daviu Street,, San Francisco.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Sizes and Numbers, 110, 112. 114. 116, and 118 Battery St., S. F.
694
California-Oroville. ALPHABETICALLY.
scenic features. It was, in the early Hays D B, notary days of California's history, a lively and very important mining camp, but with the failure of its rich placer diggings its population decreased very rapidly from thousands to hundreds. It is the Higgins Edward, soda works terminus of the California Northern Higgins W S, wagonmaker Railroad, 28 miles from Marysville. HOGAN J H, photographer is the county seat and depends almost entirely upon the interest of agriculture for its support. HECKER FRED, boots, shoes, hats and caps, (dealer and manufacturer) Hecht & Ephraim, dry goods and cloth- ing HOLMES & HEINTZ, brewery and sa- loon HOOPS LEWIS W, propr United States Hotel ADAMS & KROEGER, Ophir Meat HOWARD AMOS, watches and jew- elry Market ARENTS HIRAM, propr Union Hotel ANTHONY BROS, hairdressers Hundley P O, superior judge Jenkins T J, physician Bean Jack, stage agt Jones A F, atty at law KLEIN CHAS, Fashion Saloon Bell H C & Co, groceries KURT HENRY, merchant tailor BIRD HENRY, undertaker, furniture, bedding, mattresses, parlor sets,loung- es, etc KUSEL E A & SON, varieties, fancy goods, toys, notions, wools, picture Bolton W, physician frames, glassware, candy, nuts, cloth- ing &c BOYNTON S S, stationery, cigars, fancy goods, wools, toys, candy, nuts, etc, etc LAUER FRANK, blacksmith and wag- onwaker Brigham & Wasley, dentists LEHN F W, Capital Saloon BROCK & TABER, hardware LEONARD JNO P, justice peace, no- tary public and searcher of records BURT & HAMILTON, attys at law BURT J M atty at law Lott Chas F, atty at law Lumpkin Mill Co, lumber "BUTTE COUNTY REGISTER," Wm Sharkey propr MARKS B & CO, dry goods and cloth- ing CALLOW & STEVENS, livery stable CLEMENTS Q A, livery stable, har- Martin Wm E, saloon ness and saddlery MATHEWS & IRVINE, dry goods, boots and shoes CORDY GEO H, blacksmith, wagon- maker. agt for Studebaker's and Fisli's MCCLELLAN SAMUEL, county as- sessor wagons, McCormick's reapers and Bilz's "C" spring sulky MCDERMOTT A, druggist CORDY J J, harness maker and car- McDermott W P, physician riage trimmer MILLER C F & CO, boots and shoes Delancy Richd, county treasurer MILLER ERNEST, Washington Sa- loon DeMOTT WM, propr "Oroville Week- ly Mercury" MILLER P B M, physician Dzergowski N, clothing, etc Mitchell Mrs J K, millinory and dress- ELLIOTT MRS W M, millinery and dressmaking maker "OROVILLE WEEKLY MER- FERGUSON J A, hairdresser CURY," Wmn DeMott, propr FOGG & PERKINS, insurance agents OSGOOD GARDNER, county recorder and auditor Freer E D, agt Cal Northern R R FREER PETER, propr Palace Saloon OSTROSKI S & CO, dry goods and clothing Frischholz M, bootmaker GALE JOHN, dist atty and atty at law Parker R, druggist Glich P, candy, fruit, etc PARKS J V, constable and collector Goldstein A, dry goods and clothing Goldstein N, dry goods and clothing GRAY & GALE, attys at law PETERSON N, house, sign and car- riage painter Gray Jas C. hardware PERKINS, LOGAN & CO, groceries, liquors and cigars GREEN JAMES, county clerk Presley I. C, watches and jewelry GUIDERY JOHN, deputy county as- sessor PRESTON J R, livery, sale and feed stable HANSON JOHN, saloon READ W S, dentist law 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.
HARKNESS ED, title abstract of REARDAN & FREER, attorneys at Butte county
TRY DR. GUNN'S RHEUMATISM KING.
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REDSCHER JACOB, Pony Saloon, wines, liquors, cigars &c, wholesale and retail Reece T W, civil engineer REESE R F, dentist Reich G A, bakery
REYMAN M, cigars and tobacco RIDEOUT, SMITH & CO, bankers and agent W, F & Co
ROBERTS & SHARP, liquors ST SURE CHAS W, groceries, hay and grain Schneider Wm, brewery Schu J A, bootmaker SHARKEY WM, propr "Butte Coun- ty Register" SIBLEY F W, contractor and builder SILVERSTEIN IKE, cigars and to- bacco SIMON S S. hairdresser SIMON & WAUGH, saloon Smith Jno J, postmaster, news agent and stationer SMITH R W, agt W U Tel Co Snow J, saloon
SOVEREIGN GEO W, undertaker, picture frames and architect SPRAGUE F A, sheriff
SPRINGER GEO B, blacksmith and horseshoer
STOUT & BRANDT, furniture. bed- ding, upholstery, patent bed lounges, spring mattresses a specialty and par- lor furniture
Stroever Peter & Co, meat market
TOWNSEND THOS F, Gem Saloon Tregaskis J W, forwarding
UNION HOTEL, Hiram Arents propr U S HOTEL, Louis W Hoops propr Wagner S, jewelry, notions &c WARD J M, supervisor
Washburn W A, county coroner and ad- ministrator
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