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INGHAM JOSEPH, wagonmaker, First and Willi im
Isanes Mendel, clothing, 325 Market Isaacs Moses L, clothing, 331 Market JACKSON J R, agent for "The El- dredge", "The Domestie," "The Wil- son," and "The Davis" sewing ma- chines and other good machines, also dealer in attachments, 321 Second
Jaeger Chas A, furaitnro, 329 First
January Win A, county treasurer and collector, Court House
Jarman J P, painter, 2873 St John Jensen & Moser, barbers, 326 Santa Clara Jewell Rov F F, clergymen, (Metho- (ist) 284 Second
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Jolinson A, saloon, 216 Santa Clara Johnson Jerry, barber, 320 First
JOHNSON JOHN, propr Crandall Ho- tel, The Alameda
Johnson Jos W, justice of peace, 290 First
Johnson L, meat market 347 First Johnston L, meat market, 342 First
JOHNSTON S N, lumber and building m: torial, Third nr Moody's Mills Jundt R, saloon, 298 Market Juth E, saloon, Fountain
Keiser P, harness and saddles, 322 Market Kelly Jas V, int rev collector, 303 First KENNEDY W C, atty at law, room 8 Knox block
KEY J W, Park Livery Stable, San Fernando bet Second and Third
Kilburn Carroll & Co, lumber, 463 First Kimball O B, wood, cool and hay, Santa Clara and Third
Kimball Theo, painter, St Mary and The Alameda
Kinsell W G, painter, 20S Santa Clara KLEIN F, stoves und tinware, 227 Santa Clara
KLEIN & HIGGINS, insurance, 295 First
KLEIN N, dentist, 284 Santa Clara
KNAPP J L, notary public and con- Veyancer, room 11 Knox block
KNICKERBOCKER E, wood, coal, hay, grain und ice, 266 First
Knowles Harry, harnessmaker, 440} First
H. PALMER & CO., Pure Sherry Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
ble moderate priced Instruments. fully warranted. H. Gray, 117 Post St.
(Under my own name). I offer for sale, for cash or Instalments, these rolls-
"A. T. Cross' Stylegrafie Pen," _" trograph, kc. Pages 800 and 301.
Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, dat Mais Of semanita Walkandlauer Salt Lake City linh
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Stoves and Ranges, too different sizes, styles and patterna. 110, 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery &t., 8. R.
300
California-San-Jose. ALPHABETICALLY.
Koch A J, hairdresser, 282 Santa Clara Kocher & Blauer, watches and jewelry, 316 First
KOENIG JACOB, boots and shoes, 387 First
Koerber Geo, wood, 278 St John
KOPPEL J C, cigars and tobacco, 269 Santa Clara
Krieg Robt, secty San Jose Savings Bank, 286 Santa Clara
KRUMB LOUIS, Krumb's Hall and Brewery, 377 and 379 Second
KUCHENBEISER F, iron door man- ufactures, 370 Third
Lace Miss M J, physician, 274 Santa Clara
LAGARDE A, groceries, crockery and hardware, 320 Market
LAKE ALBERT, box factory, 146 San Pedro
LAMB JAMES, horseshoer, San Pedro and Santa Clara
Lamolle & Lagruc, proprs Lamolle House, San Pedro and Santa Clara Lansing E D, jeweler, 457 First
Larronde P, meat market, The Alameda Lawrence J M, grocer, First and San Antonio
Lawrence W W, bootmaker, San Fer- nando
Layton PJ, horseshoer, 657 First
Lazier & Co, preserved meats, 236 Santa Clara
LAZIER D & CO, pickles, sauer kraut, fruit &c, Central Market
LEDDY & BRO, City Market, Market and El Dorado
LEDYARD F K, dentist, 321 Santa Clara
Lee & De Long, marble works, 289 Sec- ond
Lefranc Chas, wines, 381 Market
Leghorn G H, agt SP C Express Co,287 First
Leib S F, atty at law, 276 First
Lemoine, Gambert & Co, gen mdse 359 Market
Lendrum, Burns & Co, groceries and crockery 291 First
Lenox J R, hay and feed, 248 First Lenz E, hairdresser, 382 First
Lenzen J J, boots and shoes, 437 First LENZEN THEO, architect, 409 Second e s, 2 doors sonth of San Fernando LEONARD H M, pres San Jose Sav- ings Bank, 286 Santa Clara
LESTER & BYRN, house and sign painters, 372 Market
LETTON & GRAY, meat market, 375 Santa Clara
Levison H, watches and jewelry, 259 Santa Clara
Levy M, clothing, 293 Santa Clara
LEWIS E B, news agency, stationery, confectionery, cutlery &c, 235 Santa Clara
Lick House, J I, Hill propr, 391 First Limerick P, wagonmaker and black- sinith, San Antonio
Linggi Chas, saloon, 451 First Lion Gus, fancy goods, 218 Santa Clara Lion L, gloves and carpets, First and San Fernando
Lion & Steinbach, drygoods and cloth- ing, Market and Santa Clara
Lopez Rosa, restaurant, 281 Market Los Gatos Four Mills, office 296 First Lossman L, tailor, 445 First
Lotz Joseph A, city treasurer and collec- tor, City Hall
Loud S D, boots and shocs, 293 El Do- rado
LOVE & MULVENNA, Bank Ex. change Saloon, 322 First
Lovell Wm M, atty at law, 314 First Lowe James R, atty at law and notary public, Knox block
LUSSON P M, physician and surgeon, 247 Santa Clara
LUTHER & SCHROEDER, liquors,
groceries, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Santa Clara and Second
Lux H, butcher, Central Market
Machefert L, watches and jewelry, 265 Santa Clara
Maddux C H, capitalist, 285 First Maffre H, saloon, 225 Santa Clara
MAGUIRE P, propr Atlantic House, 491 and 493 First
Malone J T, notary and atty at law, 314 First
Malony John, blacksmith, El Dorado and Market
Mann & Merges, bakery, 373 Santa Clara
Manner G C, hotel, 270 Market
Mansfield Jno, groceries, The Alameda Martin Calvin, capitalist, 276 First
Martin C J, dry goods, First and San Fernando
Martin Edward, saloon, 267 El Dorado Martin Geo N, livery, 316 Santa Clara MASON FRED H, Magnolia Saloon, 351 First
MASON H A, atty at law and notary public, room 1 Knox block
Mathiot A, bootmaker, The Alameda Matty A, meat market, 330 Market
Mauvais R, agent sewing machine, 317 Second
Mayer Mrs, ladies hairdresser, 258 San Pedro
MAYER B, wood and coal, 258 San Pe- dro
MCARDLE JNO, blacksmith, Fourth and Santa Clara
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.
PAC
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. 284 EI D Moloney E rado
McCro McDon. Mills McDuff McGR First MoGRI First MoKee ( First MoKee J MCKEE MCKEN First a MOKISI SE cor MCLEO) Clara McMaha Clara McMahon McNally McNEIL ers, Kn McQuaide MEADE Clara MESSIN ness, 37 Meyer A, Michelli N Milasich A Millard I
Clara Miller W ( Minahan J Minor P public, Miocevich Miotke Fra Molle P. er MOLONEY
MONTBO cian, 331 Montgomer ins, 279 MOODY A MOODY & Clara and MOORE, attys at 1. Moorehead goods, 264 MORRISO Clara MORTON stationery Mosconi G, MOULTRI block
PURE PO
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel,
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Model Commercial College of the Coast, 820 Post At., M. F.
California-San Jose.
301
ALPHAUNTICALLY.
MoCrosson James, hotel, 279 Market MoDonald A, supt San Jose Woolon Mills, 270 First
McDuff Peter, saloon, The Alameda
MCGREW W H, atty at law, 282 First
McGREW WM K, atty at law, 282 Murphy B D, capitalist, Washington First
McKee Geo B & Co, paints, oils, etc, 391 First
McKee J D, carpenter, 287} St John McKEE J O. architect
MCKENZIE J D, San Jose Foundry, First and San Antonio
MoKISICK & RANKIN, atty at law, SE cor First and Santa Clara
MCLEOD M D, liquors, 325 Santa Clara
MoMahan M S, physician, 290 Santa Clara
McMahon A, physician, 341 First McNally Thos, livery stable, 261 First McNEIL BROS, druggists' label print- ers, Knox block
McQuaido Jno, blacksmith, 237 Market
MEADE E S, physician, 325} Santa Clara
MESSING H & SON, saddles and har- ness, 378 First
Meyer A, bootmaker, 513 First
Michelli N, bootmaker, 258 Market
Milasich Antone, chop house, 310 First
Millard Levi, feed stable, 192 Santa Clara
Miller W G, atty at law, Knox block Minahan Jno, liquors, 269 First
Minor P O, atty at law and notary public, Knox block
Miocevich M & Co, restaurant, 463 First Miotke Frank, tailor, 303 First Molle P, grocer, 184 Santa Clara
MOLONEY BROS, fish and produce, 284 El Dorado
Moloney Edward, saloon, 282 El Do- rado
MONTBORNE H P, botanic physi- cian, 331 Second
Montgomery & Townsend, real estate and ins, 279 First
MOODY A E, insurance, 293 First MOODY & BRO, Moody's Mills, Santa Clara and Third
MOORE, LAINE & JOHNSTON, attys at law, 264 Santa Clara
Moorchead J M, millinery and fancy goods, 264 Santa Clara
MORRISON C A, dentist, 264 Santa Clara
MORTON C, musical mdse, books and stationery, Santa Clara and Second Mosconi G, saloon, 244 market
MOULTRIE J A, atty at law, Knox block
Muller Alex, liquors, 360 First
MUNN E C, meat market, 312 Santa Clara
MUNOZ ANTONIO, barber, 435) First Murgotten Alex P, job printer, First and Santa Clara
block
Murphy D B, pres Commercial and Savings Bank of San Jose, SE cor First and Santa Clara
MURPHY J M & SON, auctioneers, real estate and insurance, 248 Santa Clara
MURPHY WM B, atty at law, room 24 Knox block
Murray Patrick, blacksmith, 250 First Muthwillig Joseph, wagonmaker, San Antonio
Myers B, clothing, 236 Santa Clara
NEVADA HOUSE, B G Allen propr, SE cor First and St John
NEWBY H C, wood coal and hay, 430 First
NEW YORK EXCHANGE HOTEL, W O Barker propr, First and St John
Nicoll -, tailor, 282 First
NIHILL MICHAEL, omnibus line, stand First and Santa Clara
O'Banion, Kent & Co, clothing and tailors, 266 and 268 Santa Clara
O'BRIEN MRS J W, millinery and hairdressing, 420 First
O'BRIEN MAURICE, San Jose Candy Factory, 331 First
O'DONNELL CORNELIUS, saloon, The Alameda
Oriard Theodore, physician, 271 Santa Clara
Ortega Luz, restaurant, 257 Market OSBORNE D M & CO, agricultural im- plements, Santa Clara bet Third and Fourth
O'Shannessy .John, horseshoer, 257 First Osterman W, boots and shoes, 311 First Overshiner GJ, blacksmith and wagon- maker, Fourth and Santa Clara
OWEN J J, manager and editor "San Jose Mercury;" 210 Santa Clara
Owens W H, confectionery und fruits, 327 Santa Clara
PACIFIC HOTEL, Chas M Schielo & Co proprs, 373 Market
Pancera Jno, chop house, 307 Market Park C T, cashier Bank of San Jose, NE cor First and Santa Clara
Parker David, bootmaker, 343 Santa Clara
PARKHURST W A, real estate and notary public, Kuox block!
PATZER L, Vienna Clicmical Steam Dying Works, 224 First
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
STEINWAY & SONS' PIANOS-Grand, Square, Upright -. Gray. Gen'l Agent. for Pacific Coast. 117 Post St .. S. F.
Hola for Cash or Instalments.
Illustrated Catalogues.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
toven and Ranges, 500 different risco, styles and patterna. 110. 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., 8. F.
302
California-San Jose. ALPHABETICALLY.
PAYNE D S, atty at law, room 13 Knox block
Peckham R F, president San Jose Woolen Mills, 276 First Peirano G, groceries, 240 Market Pellerano Fred, saloon, 266 Market
PEMBROKE JAMES W, jeweler 288 First
Pene .Joseph, blacksmith, San Pedro and El Dorado
PETERS MATHEW, Mat's Bottle Beer depot, 513 First
Peterson August, junk, 180 Santa Clara PFEFFER GEO, Sanger Hall Saloon, 501 First cor San Carlos
PFISTER A, hardware, iron and steel, 350 Santa Clara
PFISTER A & CO grain and commis- sion and proprs Vineyard Mills, 356 Santa Clara
Phillips John, bootmaker, 274 Market
Phillips Mitch, searcher of records, 236 First
PIATTI C, general agent, Knox block Picbrach F, saloon, 663 First
Pieper J H, city surveyor, City Hall
Piessnecker H, Garden City Drug Store, Santa Clara and Second
PIONEER MATTRASS AND SPRING BED FACTORY, and Steum Carpet Beater, L. Aubert propr, 322 Market
Pitman William, bootinaker, San Fer- nando
PLATT W H, real estate agt, room 1 Knox building
PLITT J D, propr Alameda Palace, S PCR R depot
Ponti A, hootmaker, 268 Market
POPPELWELL GEO B, The Old Bur- ton Ale Saloon, 349 First
PORTAL J B J, prest S W R R, gen ins agt and money broker, 247 Santa Clara
Porter & Manley, real estate and ins, 297 First
POTTS & CALDWELL, physicians and su geons, 341 First
POULAIN A, Alameda Feed Mill, The Alameda
Powers John, bootmaker, 286 First Prevost A L. physician, 398 First
PRICE J J, upholster and cabinet- maker, Santa Clara bet Third and Fourth
Prindle Homer, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 287 St John
PROMIS & LIPSETT, groceries, 448 First
Pryce Mrs H A, dressmaker, 264 Santa Clara
Pyle 'Mrs S, dressmaker, 247 Santa Sage A A & Co, grocers, 343 and 345 Clara First
Quevedo A G, groceries, First and Wil- liam
Quilty D, merchant tailor, 288 First Quimby F A & Co, money brokers, 280 Santa Clara
Quimby & Skinner, real estate and ins, 280 Santa Clara
Raabe Chas E, groceries and liquors, 206 Santa Clara
Radulovich L G, restaurant, 452 First RAGGIO G, groceries, provisions and produce commission merchant, 253 and 255 Market
Rauschenbach Louis, pickles, sauer kraut, etc, Central Market
RAY & PARKER, Avenue Meat Mar- ket, Santa Clara bet Fourth and Fifth RAY T W & CO, insurance, 283 First Redmond C C, machinist, 360 Santa Clara
Reece J H, physician, 315 Santa Clara Reed Elliott, agt W, F & Co, 208 First REED E P, money broker, NE cor First and Santa Clara
REED & WELCH, real estate and ins, NE cor First and Santa Clara
Regli P', boots and shoes, 388 First Renzel Conrad, groceries, 524 First Rhodes B J & Co, drugeists, 355 First
RICH & BLUMENTHAL, clothing, 279 Santa Clara
Richards -, county surveyor, Court House
RICHARDSON & SON, feed stable, hay, grain, wood and coal, 470 First Richardson W, tailor, 318 Santa Clara Ridinger Mrs E L, dressinaker, 289 Sec- ond
RINALDO BROS, cigars and tobacco, 306 First
Rinaldo D, painter, 347 Santa Clara RIVERS T J, painter, 361 Santa Clara Roberts Austin, secy San Jose Gas Co, Third and San Fernando
ROBERTS RETURN, supt San Jose Water Co, 303 First"
Robinson F C, saloon, Lightstone Rock John, nursery, 263 First
Roderick J R, musical mdse, 220 Santa Clara
Roelir Henry, cigar factory, 385 First Ross C H, painter. St John
ROSS L & SON. fruits, groceries, seeds, trees, etc, 381 First
RUCKER & PAGE, real estate and fire ins agts, 303 First, over Commer- cial Bank of San Jose
Ruff Chas, shirt maker, 288 First
RUSS JOSEPH, R R Refreshment Sa- loon and Restaurant, R R depot, cor San Pedro and Dame
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L, Blumauer & Co.,
Portland. Ore- gon. have it
PUNCTUALITY,
Economy.
" Stylegraph." "A. T. Cross' Stylografic" Fountain Pen. {rectrograph," ""e. } Pages 300 & 301. Buckle & Son, Tailers and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City.
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St Jame SAUND row-Ka "SAN J SAN JO FACT
SAN JO pres. 'T. "SAN J pubhsh SAN JOS & LUI San Joso J San Jose I tress lib "SAN JO weekly), Clara
SAN JOS Leonard SAN JOSE berts sup San Joso W pres, 276 SANTA C & LUM Fourth ar Savidan J. Santa Cla Scocchitano SCHERRE
Market an SCHIELE Pacific Ho Schilling Fra tion and gu Schlesinger N Clara
Schmidt Geo Schneider D, Schoenheit A Sehroder C, Clara
Schumacher Scott B F, gr Scott J D, ph SCOTT MIS
Santa Clara Scott Robt, w SEEBACH loon, 272 M Senter Chas N Setta G, barbe Settle CT, pr Clara and Sa Settle Miss Jo Santa Clara SHARRATT maker, Thir Shaw & Calliso SHEEHAN J and plumber
H. PALME
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 Main St., S. F.
BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI. NENA COLLEGE, 820 FOAt NI. N. F.
California-San Jose.
303
ALPHABETICALLY.
St James Hotel, 232 First SAUNDERS A & J M, lumber, Nar- row-gange deput "SAN JOSE COURIER," Albert Hus- ing propr, 521 First
SAN JOSE FURNITURE MANU- FACTURING CO, 422 and 424 First SAN JOSE GAS CO, James Hagan pres. Third and San Fernando
"SAN JOSE HERALD," Herald Co publishers, 384 First
SAN JOSE INDEPENDENT MILL & LUMBER CO, San Pedro San Jose Law Library, 282 First San Jose Library Association, G W Fen- tress librarian 282 First
"SAN JOSE MERCURY " (daily and weekly), J J Owen manager, 210 Santa Clara
SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK, H M Leonaril pros, 286 Santa Clara
SAN JOSE WATER CO, Return Ro- berts supt, 303 First
San Jose Woolen Mills, 'R F' Peckham pres, 276 First
SANTA CLARA VALLEY MILL & LUMBER CO, Win H Hall pres, Fourth and San Fernando
Savidan J, veterinary surgoon, 212 Santa Clara
Scecchitano A, fruits, 460 First SCHERRER GEO, Eagle Brewery, Market and San Carlos
SCHIELE CHAS M & CO, proprs Pacific Hotel, 373 and 375 Market Schilling Frank, guns, pistols, ammuni- tion and gunsmith, 285 El Dorado
Schlesinger M, varieties, First and Santa Clara
Schmidt Geo, saloon, 251 Santa Clara Schneider D, saloon, 324 Santa Clara Schoenheit A, druggist, 262 Santa Clara Schroder C, candy factory, 349 Santa Clara
Schumacher F, bootmaker, 358 First Scott B F, groceries, 647 First
Scott J D, physician, 150 Santa Clara
SCOTT MISS N L, dressmaker, 321 Santa Clara
Scott Robt, wood and feed, 588 First SEEBACH HENRY, New York Sa- loon, 272 Market
Senter Chas N, atty at law, Knox block Setta G, barber, 294 Market
Settle C T, pres Farmers' Union, Santa Clara and San Pedro
Settle Miss Josie, teacher of elocution, Santa Clara and San Pedro
SHARRATT J W, wagon maker, maker, Third and Santa Clara Shaw & Callisch, druggists, 392 First SHEEHAN J M, gas fixtures, gasfitter and plumber, 446 First .
Silva Jno, saloon, The Alamoda
Simonds A W, auction and commission, 442 First
Simpson James, saloon, 252 First Simpson J H, carpenter, 248 First Sisk Johu, saloon, 300 First
Smith Miss E C, dressinaker, 276} Santa Clara
Smith F'roderick, grocery, East and The Alamoda
SMITH & RYDER, watches, jewelry, diamonds and silver ware, 307 First
SMITH WM, U S Hotel, 259 and 261 San Pedro
Snedaker E, ticket agt C P R R & S P R R, depot
Snell E, physician, 273 First
Solomon B & Bro, dry goods and cloth- ing, 413 First
SONNICHSEN CHAS, bookbinder, 311 Market
SONTHEIMER J J, county clerk, Court House
SOPER T, carpenter and cabinet mak- er, 410 First
SOURISSEAU F, importer and dealer in guns, pistols, ammunition, fishing tackle, cutlery, etc, 302 and 364 First South Pacific Coast Express Co, 287 First
SPANSWICK MRS A E, proprs Ar- guello House, 252 First
SPAW & WHIPPLE, dontists, SE cor First and Santa Clara
SPEIGHTS R, hairdresser, 365 First Spencer & Covel, real estate and ins ugt, 278 Santa Clara
Spoor Mrs M E, dressmaker, 315 Santa Clara
SPRING T W, dry goods, clothing, carpets, boots and shoes, etc, Santa Clara and Market
Stebbins F', bootmaker, 266 El Dorado
STEELE WM, books, stationery and fancy goods, 274 First
Steiner A, boots and shoes, 409 First
STEPHENS C C, attorney at law, Knox block
STEPHENS H W, county rocorder und auditor, Court House
Stern M, harness and saddles, 330 Santa Clara
STEVENS IRA, saw filing and grind- ing, 2873 St John
Stillwell & Son, bill poster, Second STOCK J, stoves and tinware, 376 First Stocklin Juo B, carpenter and cabinet- maker, 248 First
STRAUS L, grain dealer, Fountain
Straus S, dry goods and clothing, 370 First
Studabecker Wm, bootmaker, San Fer- nando bet Second and Third
H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
ments. GRANDS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS.
O1 810 per month Instalmenta. Good serviceable fast
- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.
"A. T. Cross' Stylografic " Fountain Pen. { metrograph,"'e. } Pages 300 & 301. wend Woolen Desapare ann Walker House Salt Lake City
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pumps and Tron Pipe, all sises, 110, 118, 114. 116 and 118 Battery Street, A. S.
304
California-San Jose. ALPHABETICALLY.
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SULLIVAN F J & CO, undertakers, 'Market and Santa Clara
SULLIVAN PATRICK, bootmaker, Watson Mrs Jennie, millinery, dress- and boots and shoes, 330! First
SUZZALLO PETER, propr Pacific Chop House, 351 Market
SWAIN R S, supt San Jose Independ- ent Mill and Lumber Co, San Pedro
SWARTHOUT E H, collector, 293 First
TABER ORRIN; agricultural imple- ments, 283 First
TEICHNER & WOLFRUM, dancing academy, ? "}, Santa Clara, Washing- ton block
Tennyson D D, pension agent, 276 First "The Pioneer, " Alex P Murgotten propr, First and Santa Clara
THOMAS FRANK H, fruit and con- fectionery, 443 First
Thompson Mrs E R, lodging house, 276 First
Thorne W S, physician, 255 Santa Clara THORPE JAS M, secretary S C V M & L Co, Fourth and San Fernando Tichnor Chas, barber, 233 Santa Clara Tisdale W D, cashier Farmers' National Gold Bank, SW cor Santa Clara and First
Tisdall J V, agt SP C R R, The Alameda "TOWN TALK," Clevenger & Salis- bury proprs, 367 Santa Clara
Tracy A, hotel, 370 Market
Trevillian Jolin, groceries, 137 Santa Clara
TRUEMAN & WOODROW, under- takers, 408 First
Tureman W S, stock broker, 237 First Turner J, physician, 419 Second Vella L & Co, saloon, 292 Market
Veuve E L, watchmaker and jeweler, 220 Santa Clara
Veuve W P, attorney at law, 303 First Vinter W C, tinner, Santa Clara and Third
Voltz E, saloon, 265 El Dorado
Voltz Eugene, bootmaker, Lightstone Voltz Mrs Sophie, baths, Lightstone Voss E, bakery, 528 First
Waldteufel A, music, books and station- ery, 315 First
WALE & BOWEN, wood and coal, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 467 First
WALLACE R, propr Gray Eagle Liv- ery Stable, 386 First
WALSH DAVID, blacksmith, Third and Santa Clara
Walsh Patrick, horseshoer, 176 Santa Clara
Walt Jno, black smith, 660 First
Wampach Chas, groceries, 623 First Warkentin P, saloon, 382 First
Waters Wm E, livery stable, 250 Santa Clara
making and hairdressing, 363 First
WEIL EDWARD, cigars and tobacco, 285 Santa Clara
Weiland F M, hotel, San Pedro and San Augustine
Weiner M, clothing, 319 Santa Clara
WELCH GEO, (firm of Reed & Welch), NE.cor First and Santa Clara
Welch Pat, livery stable, 275 First
Wendt G, meat market, Market and St John
WENSTROM JNO, propr Central Ho- tel, 323 San Fernando
WEST MRS M, dressmaker, 328 San- ta Clara
Wheeler E W, fancy goods, toys, etc, 222 Santa Clara
WHITE A W, tinsmith and manufr of White's Patent Pump Valve, 360 Santa Clara
WHITE G R, photographer, 359 First White James J, stoves and tinware, 428 First
White .J P, machinist, 119 Santa Clara WHITING WM, porter, 267 Santa Clara
Wilcox Charles F, attorney at law, 303 First
WILCOX E J, boots and shoes, 394 First
WILCOX M W, glove and broom fac- tory, 278 Santa Clara
Witkowsky E, clothing, 319 Market
Willard L, fancy goods, 283 Santa Clara
Willard M, cigars and tobacco, 261 San- ta Clara
Willey C F, painter, 286 San Fernando Williams Bros, hatters, 313 First
Williams Ed, president San Jose Water Co, 303 First
WILLIAMS F E, sheriff, Court House WILLIAMS MRS M F, music teach. er, 276 First
WILSON G C, billiard saloon, 391 First Wisc Mrs D, millinery, 367 First Wood & Brown, druguists, 309 First Woods J S. hatter, 277 Santa Clara
WORCESTER H B, propr Garden City Commercial College, Santa Clara and San Pedro
Worley M H, sewing machine agent, 345 Santa Clara
Wright C D, attorney at law, 297 First WRIGHT W F, agent Singer Manu- facturing Co, 329 Santa Clara
Wright W W, photographer, 284 Santa Clara
Wustefeld August, saloon, 234 Santa Clara
H. WACHHORST, importer of
Fino Watchen, Jewelry, Diamonds, 315 J St., Sac.
American, German and French Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. Progress
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W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. ed Franch Confectionery at Wholesale, by Fred. Bickel, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 820 Post Street. Educate thoroughly for Business.
California-San Jose. 785
ALPHABETICALLY.
YOCCO JNO & CO, stoves and tin- ware, 267 First
Yoell George M, attorney at law, 297 First
YOELL J ALEX, attorney at law, NE cor First and Santa Clara
YOUNGBERG C A, paints, paper hangings, etc, 292 First Zarcone G, barber, 295 El Dorado
Zecovich Antonio, restaurant, 226.Santa Clara
Zeigler & Althaus, boots, shoes, 294 First Ziegler Otto, saloon, 290 San Fernando Zigler Thos, saloon, 50 Santa Clara
ZIMMERER ANTONE, bootmaker, 334 Market
ZINGG JOS, gun and locksmith, 346 First
PHOTOGRAPHS in all STYLES
WATER COLORS.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
329 Santa Clara Street, San Jose, Cal.
PROF. E. P. CONNOR,
AUTHOR OF
Progressive Penmanship,
THOMAS H. CORDELL, SEARCHER of RECORDS Notary Public & Conveyancer.
Office Room, 23 Knox Block, SAN JOSE, CAL.
Garden City Commercial College, SAN JOSE, CAL.
Office Hours. 9 A. M., to 5 P. M. Abstracts of Title made at Lowest Rates. Prompt personal attention given to all business.
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H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
= $10 per month Instalmen ments. GRANDS, SQU
S and UPRIGHTS.
Goed serviceable instru- M. Gray, 117 Post Street, S. F.
AND CONNOR'S COMPENDIUM OF PENMANSHIP,
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., toven and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles and patterns, 110, 112, 114, 116 and 118 Battery St., S. F.
786 California-San Jose. ALPITABETICALLY.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., S. F. ..
College of Notre Dame, SAN JOSE, CAL.
This Institution is under the Superintendence of the Sisters of Notre Dame, whose primary object is to instill into the minds of young girls a noble and laudable emulation, to form their hearts in virtue, to fit then to be future ornaments to society.
THE college was founded in 1851. In 1855 it was incorporated by the State Legislature, and subsequently the same body so extended the original charter as to confer all the rights and privileges of collegiate institutions in the United States. It is situated in the City of San Jose, Santa Clara County, and is surrounded by a beautiful and extensive play ground, furnished with every facility for the amusement of the pupils. The building, of brick, is large, commodious, and well ventilated. The entire front is one hundred and sixty feet long. The east wing runs back to the depth of two hundred and fifty feet; the west wing is one hundred and three feet deep; the whole affording accommodations for a large number of pupils.
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