USA > California > Alameda County > Alameda > Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89 > Part 110
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KELLER M J, 1007 Broadway, Oakland Lancaster Joc, 478 Tenth, Oakland Larsen Neils, 374% Twelfth, Oakland Levy W, 468% Eighth, Oakland Lewin Israel, 471 Seventh, Oakland Lipka E M, 1349 Telegraph ave, Oakland Littooy John, 505 Seventh, Oakland Mikkelsen Christian, 864% Broadway, Oakland
Muller John, 1484 San Pablo ave, Oak- land
O'Leary John, 1518 Seventh, Oakland Reader P, 965 Washington, Oakland
SCHELIN E A & CO, 47012 Thirteenth Oakland
Thomas F, 417 Tenth, Oakland
Walker Wm, 1523 San Pablo ave, Oak- land
Weldon J D, cor Twelfth and Sixth ave, Oakland
ITack Manufacturers.
JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO, works Emeryville, Oakland, office 8 Pine, SF
Tallow.
CORDER T W, stock yards, Oakland Gordon J L, stock yards, Oakland
Tanneries.
Corder T W, stock yards, Oakland Crist G F & Sons, E Twelfth and Twen- ty-First ave, Oakland
Derby H J. 955 E Twelfth, Oakland Derby J S, E Twelfth bet Eighteenth and Nineteenthi aves, Oakland
Weiss R A & Co, 1220 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Teas, Coffees and Spices.
FOX & SUTHERLAND, cor Park and Santa Clara ave, Alameda
American Importing Tea Co, 1301 San Pablo ave, Oakland
American Tea Co, 917 Broadway, Oakland Cranz Theodore, 1504 Seventh, Oakland Globe Tea Co, 925 Broadway, Oakland Lorenzen L, 1307 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Telegraph and Telephone Companies.
District Telephone and Telegraph Of- fice, 1508 Park, Alameda
Young M Wilfred, 1501 Webster, Alameda Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co, office, cor Park and Encinal ave, Alameda PACIFIC POSTAL TELEGRAPH CA- BLE CO, 472 Tenth, Oakland
Sunset Telegraph and Telephone Co, 510 Twelfth, Oakland
Western Union Telegraph Co, C P Hoag manager, 470 Tenth and cor E Twelfth and Thirteenth ave, Oak- land
STORY J H. agent Western Union Tele - graph Co, 1792 Seventh
Theaters.
Dietz Opera House, cor Twelfth and Webster
Oakland Theater, Chas H Rossbach, lessee, Twelfth bet Webster and Harrison
The Mutual Life of N. Y.
is the Greatest and Most Popular Life Ins. Co. in the World.
USE SPERRY'S FLOUR-BEST IN THE MARKE!
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
871
Tinware.
VOSBURGH J B, 1431 Park, Alameda Herrick L D, cor Eighth and Webster, Oakland
RICHMAN L P, 685 E Twelfth, Oakland Schunhoff Julius, 1520 Seventh, Oakland WHITE W C, 577 E Twelfth, Oakland YOUNG WALTER A, 1314 Seventh, Oak- land.
Toys.
FOSTER G J & CO, 1533 Park, Alameda Glennon J F, 1419 Park, Alameda Davis H J, 555 E Twelfth, Oakland
Traps-Sewer Gas.
CALIFORNIA VENT TRAP, 1901 Broad- way, Oakland
Tripe Works.
Lacosta & Mounicot, Stock Yards' Berkeley
Trunks and 'Valises.
BLANCHARD A F, 415 Thirteenth, Oak- Jand
WEINER A J, 1211 Broadway and 1212 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Typei Writers.
SEELY MRS F L, 1116 Broadway, room 1, Oakland Wilkins Miss L E, NE 'cor Broadway and Eighth, Oakland
Umbrella Makers. Loudon W D, 315 Seventh, Oakland
¿Undertakers.
ARMSTRONG & QUELLEN, 866 Broad- way cor Eighth, Oakland
SEWELL & FRONK, 1232-1234 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Evers Henry, 865 Washington, Oakland McAvoy & McCarthy, 873 Washington, Oakland
Hamilton & Brown, 466-468 Thirteenth, · Oakland
Upholsterers .-
De Nise J H, 1513 Park, Alameda McGovern & Cahill, 1415 Park, Alameda Westerdahl Wm, Santa Clara ave bet Park and Pine, Alameda
BELLARS W F, 922 Center, Oakland Flynn James, 1056 Broadway, Oakland MAYER ADOLPH, 619 E Twelfth, Oak- land
Petersen M, 1238 San Pablo ave, Oak- land
Petzold Alfred, 1062 Franklin, Oakland Rading F, 1013 Clay, Oakland
SCHELLHAAS MATT, 412 Tenth, Oak- land
Seris John, Telegraph ave and Forty- second, Temescal, Oakland
STIMPSON GEO W, 1364 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Wolff Max, 550 Seventh cor Clay, Oak- land
Varieties.
Clivio C, 920 Broadway, Oakland Hayes Mrs J, 822 Willow, Oakland
Holmes Mrs Ann, 1911 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Nolan Miss C, 1463 San Pablo ave, Oak- land
Rosenberg Mrs J M, 1351%% Telegraph ave, Oakland Silver Mrs M, cor West and Lydia, Oak- land
Varnishers and Polishers. Sloan Bros, 1116 Franklin, Oakland
Veterinary Surgeons.
CASEY MICHAEL, 418 Seventh, Oakland Hogarty J B, 821 Fourteenth Oakland
Wagon IMakers.
Hamelin & Thibault, cor Broadway and Third, Oakland
Pfluger R & Son, Telegraph ave and Forty-eighth, Temescal, Oakland
Pierotti Joe 461 Third, Oakland
REASER J T & SON, 1713 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Schuster L P, 370 Twelfth, Oakland
Sicotte F & Son, Wood bet Goss and Railroad ave, Oakland
Wall Paper.
LINDSEY J W, 1564 Seventh, Oakland WHITTIER, FULLER & CO, 412-414 Twelfth, Oakland
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
Mckean J F, 1507 Park, Alameda MUTH J F, 1405 Park, Alameda
PAULŞEN H C, manager, P H Petersen's Jewelry Store, 1515 Park, Alameda PETERSEN P H, H C Paulsen manager, dealer in fine watches, diamonds, jewelery, clocks etc. Fine watch reparing a speciality and warranted, 1515 Park, Alameda
Traube Hartwig, 1513 Webster, Ala- meda
Bangle Geo E, 622 East Twelfth, Oak- land
Cartellanos Salvador, 1263 San Pablo ave, Oakland
Clark John, 867 Broadway, Oakland De Bell Joseph, 1685 Seventh, Oakland
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
Darkens Gray or Sandy Hair to per- fection. Depot, 108 O'Farrell street.
THE S. F. DAILY REPORT IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO .- Total Assets, $2,052,262.90,
872
ALAMEDA, BERKELEY AND OAKLAND
MONTGOMERY STREET.
NEW
Water Works.
Artesian Water Works, Artesian Block, Alameda
191
ALAMEDA WATER CO, T B Gibson supt, L Wellendorff clerk, Shattuck ave, Berkeley
Contra Costa Water Co, 458 Eighth, Oak- land
Whiteners.
Johnson & Co, Park nr Railroad ave, Alameda FARWELL F M, 369 Twelfth, Oakland
Window Shades.
HANNAN J J, 1105 Thirteenth Oakland
Wire Goods.
WRIGHT C A, 1252 San Pablo ave, Oak- land
Wood and Coal.
Hyde M J, 1727 Seventh, Oakland
I X L Coal Co, 459 Ninth, Oakland
Jaffe L, cor Sixth and Franklin, Oak- land
Kane Dennis, NE cor Jefferson and Fifth, Oakland
KING C A, 1656-1658 San Pablo ave, Oakland
LENOX E H, 567 East Fourteenth near Eleventh ave, Oakland
Marshall C K, cor San Pablo ave and Sixteenth, Oakland
Mathias Chas B, 516 Fourth, Oakland MAY A W, 607 E Eleventh, Oakland
McCarron Bros, 1847 San Pablo ave, Oak- land
Murray T J, cor Eighth and University ave, West Berkeley
Adams J M, 1772 Telegraph ave, Oak land
Audiffred Bros, cor Fourth and Jeffer- son, Oakland
Beal W B,1066-1070 Thirteenth ave, Oak- land
Bridges M M, NE cor Sixth and Wash- ington, Oakland
Hunt F W, Gelichen House, Oakland Hyman J, 819 Broadway, Oakland BROWN E A, 410-412 Ninth, Oakland Jerome S, 1451 San Pablo ave. Oakland CARLETON J A, 1302 Broadway, Oak- Lathrop S, 1059 Broadway, Oakland land Lewis S, 841 Broadway, Oakland Meves Bernhard, 467 Ninth, Oakland
Chapman A P, Telegraph ave bet Forty- seventh and Forty-eighth, Oakland
Mueller E. 1608 San Pablo ave, Oakland Child C O, SE cor Twenty-third ave and E Fourteenth, Oakland
ORMSBY ES, 1458 Seventh, Oakland RICE C B, 1073 Thirteenth ave, Oakland Samuels S, 1011 Broadway, Oakland Steffanoni A, 1073 Broadway, Oakland Wilson Wm, 952 Broadway, Oakland Young John F, 954 Broadway, Oakland
Clooney TJ, cor Seventh and Peralta, Oakland
Colgan J J, 613 Broadway, Oakland COX PT, 1957 San Pablo ave, Oakland Curtis James M, 1222 Seventh, Oakland Curtis John, cor Market and Eighth, Oakland
Curtiss & Davie, SE cor Tenth and Washington, Oakland
Easter J W, 1401 Broadway, Oakland EMERY T C, 1694 Seventh, Oakland
FISHER & TAYLOR, 455 Ninth, and Broadway yard First and Franklin
FLINT & ZIMMERMAN, 413 Eleventh, Oakland
Flynn Patrick, 1459-1461 Seventh, Oak- land
Fuchs Philip, SE cor Fourteenth and Center, Oakland
Getchell R N, SE cor Fourth and Grove, Oakland
ave, Goodsman J, Eighth near Chester, Oak- land
Grosso C, 1321 Telegraph ave, Oakland Hager Lewis N, Telegraph ave nr Forty- sixtb, Temescal, Oakland
Hampton J & Co, 1600 Telegraph ave, Oakland
Bundesen B, E side Webster bet Pacific and Railroad aves, Alameda
Koerber Heury, Santa Clara ave bet Oak and Park. Alameda
SCHROEDER & BRUNS, 1306-1308 Park, Alameda
Schroeder & Victors, cor Park and Webb ave. Alameda
TURNER & CORNEHL, Web- ster, bet Railroad and Pacinc aves, Alameda
WHEELER & RELFE, Mastick station Alameda
CORMICK JOHN, University and Shat- tuck aves, Berkeley
Miller Albert, Third and Adeline, Oak- · land
NASH HAMLIN, 1318 San Pablo ave, Oakland
O'Brien Wm, 1552 Seventh, Oakland
Does Not Wash off
Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic
for Gray and Sandy Hair. Sold by all Druggists.
.
CONGRESS SELTERS WATER.
Edwards R W, 963 Broadway, Oakland Barstow & Babbitt, SE cor Thirteenth Fassler Wm, 46812 Seventh, Oakland and Franklin, Oakland Frey John 1768 Seventh, Oakland
Houret W T, 1224 San Pablo ave, Oak- land
873
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Osgood & Son, Thirty-fourth and Tel- egraph ave, Oakland
Powers M P, NE cor Fifth and Wash- ington, Oakland Price Walter F, cor Wood and Eighth, Oakland
Purington S W, 610-612 E Twelfth, Oak- land
Reed C E H, 528 E Twelfth, Oakland RICE J & SON, 1214 Market, Oakland SANFORD & KING, 1715 San Pablo ave, Oakland Tuttle S J, 462 Thirteenth, Oakland
Wood Finisher.
FAY WILLIAM, 576 Seventh, Oakland
Wood Works. Knowlton & Co, 463 Third, Oakland
Wooden and Willow Ware. Marcuse F, NW cor Sherman and Rail- road ave, Oakland
MOODY T A, 1409 Park, Alameda
Vonder Horst J H, 907-909 Washington, Oakland
Wringing Machines.
Watkins J O, San Pablo ave station, Keystone Wringer Co, 369 Tenth, Oak- Oakland land
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL
CORNER MONTGOMERY ST. AND BROADWAY SAN FRANCISCO. A FINE FAMILY HOTEL, ENTIRELY RENOVATED.
THE BEST $1.00 A DAY HOUSE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Meals, 25 cents. Rooms, 25 cents and upwards. FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE HOTEL. GALLAGHER & WILSON, Proprietors.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
824 & 826 KEARNY STREET,
Corner Jackson, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ATIO
This Hotel is centrally located, and within a few minutes walk of Post Office, Express Office, United States Land Office and principal Banking Houses.
It is one of the oldest and most respectable Hotels on the Pacific Coast, and its proprietor's motto is
Courteous Treatment and Moderate Charges.
The Rooms are first-class, and the Table furnished with everything the market affords.
Board and Room from $1.00 to $1.50 per day. Meals, 25 cts. Single Rooms. 50 cts.
ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED.
Free Coach for Guests and their Baggage to and from the House ?
T. M. EDWARDS, Proprietor.
NORTHERN
Pacific Coast Directory.
1888-89.
INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING TOWNS:
San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley,
ALBANY, ALBINA, ASTORIA, ASHLAND, CENTRAL POINT, CORVALLIS, EAST PORTLAND, EUGENE CITY, HILLSBORO, INDEPENDENCE, JACKSON- VILLE, LEBANON, MEDFORD, MCMINNVILLE, NEWPORT, OLD TACOMA, PORTLAND, SALEM, SEATTLE, VANCOUVER, and YAQUINA.
MAY, 1888.
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NILES-RENTSCHLER DIRECTORY CO. PUBLISHERS, 252 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
876
PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. W. NILES & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO CHASE & NILES.
-DEALERS IN-
Furnaces, Ranges, Stoves Tinware,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
BOYNTON FURNACE
ORIGINAL
Boynton's Celebrated Furnaces
Bridge, Beach & Co's Superior Stoves,
146 Third Street,
PORTLAND, OR. -
.
Send for Prices and Testimonials.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY For 1888-89.
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
ALBANY.
The county seat of Lynn county. Beau- tifully situated on the banks of the
· Williamette river 79 miles south of Portland, and on the O & C R Rand W BURKHART J H, book and job V & CRR It has excellent schools, printer, First and churches of all denominations; and Burkhart & Keeney, (C G & G W) real estate, loan and insurance brks, 59 First is the centre of a rich farming coun try. It has two newspapers, State Rights, Democrat and Albany Her- Carson & Hoffman, (R J & John H) proprs Albany Pipe Works alo, three banks, good hotels and ex- cellent water
works. Population about 3000.
Albany Building Ass'n, Jay W Blaine, Sec
ALBANY BATH AND BARBER SHOP, Joseph Webber, propr
ALBANY BAKERY, Parker Bros, proprs, First
Albany Custom Mills, N A Blodgette, Cone T H, (W Fortmiller & Co) propr Cowan J L, mayor
Albany Collegiate Institute, Rev E J Cowan & Cusick, (J L & J W) bankers Thompson, Pres
ALBANY FARMERS' COM- Crawford J A, propr Magnolia Mills PANY, M H Wilds, Pres, O A Archi- Curl W E, County Treas. bald, Sec and Mgr
Albany Foundry and Machine Shops, J G Cherry, propr
ALBANY HERALD, (daily and weekly) Train & Whitney, editors and proprs, cor Ferry and St cond
A'bany Juvenile Band, A E Long, Leader Albany Soda Works, Hoffman & Pfeiffer, proprs
ARCHIBALD O A, Sec and Mgr Al- bany Farmers' Co
Awbrey O C, dentist, Odd Fellows' Tem- ple
Baker M Mrs, dressmaking, 115 First Ball M Mrs, restaurant, First
BILYEU W R, attorney-at-law and notary
Blain L E, leading clothier
Blackman G L, druggist, Odd Fellows' Temple
BLACKBURN D R N, attorney-at. law, notary public, Odd Fellows' Tem- ple
Brink Thomas, furniture mfgr, cor Sec- ond and Ferry
BRUSH CL, mfgr of woven wire Foshay & Mason, (John Foshay & D P mattresses and wire cloth, cor Lyon and Water
Bryans H, attorney-at-law, Ferry
Burkhart Cal, propr Albany Truck Co No 2
Burkhart F A & Co, real estate and loan and employment agts
Chamberiain G E, Cashr First National Bank
Cherry & Parkes, (C C Cherry, Charles Parkes) foundry men and machinists Clark L W, photographer
Coben P, genl mdse
Conn Bros, (R E & P R) groceries and provisions
Crawford J G, photographer
CURRAN & MONTEITH, (C A & D B) real estate, loan and insurance agt
Dannals J, mfgr of furniture
DEPOT HOTEL, J A Gross, propr
DIERCKS HERMANN, propr Re- vere House restaurant
Dorris K L, Justice of Peace
DONLAY P P, (Rhoades & Donlay)
Dubruille J J, harness, saddlery and saddlerly hardware, First
Enirick & Dieringer, (Wm & John) proprs Albany Market
Ennis J, barber
EWERT H, watchmaker and jeweler
Baumgart Marx, wines and liquors Farmers and Merchants' Insurance Co, Chas E Wolverton, Pres, J W Cusick, Treas, J K Elderkin, Sec
First National Bank, L Flinn, Pres, Geo E Chamberlain, Cashier
Fisher E T I, County Surveyor
Fennell M Mrs, propr Pioneer House Flindt H, boot maker
Fortmiller W & Co, (Wm Fortmiller & T H Cone) furniture, wall paper and undertaking
Mason) druggists and booksellers Fox I, variety store
878
ALBANY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOX A J, carriage and wagon maker; special attention given to general re- pairing; none but the best of material used; prices reasonable
Franklin N & Co, house furnishing goods, 23 First
French F M, watchmaker and jeweler Friendly Max, propr Corvallis Sawmill Friedman J, junkman
Galbrarth J P, County Clerk
GIBLIN JOHN, propr Russ House, cor First and Lyon
GOURLEY SAML, dresser and temp- erer of mill picks, and mfgr Meadow- lark hay presses; blacksmithing; Sec- ond
Gradwohl Julius, crockery, glassware, toys and fancy goods, First
Gray G W, dentist
GROSS J A, propr Depot Hotel
Harris & Giliet, (G W & W E) proprs marble works
HALE BACKENSTO, propr Office Saloon, next door Devoe & Robson Agricultural Agency, First st
Haight G B, butcher
Hardy H L, confectionery and cigars, First
Hay's Isaac, City Marshall Henton N .J, City Recorder
HERALD DISSEMINATOR, MONTEITH D B, (Curran & Mon- teitlı).
Train & Whitney, editors and proprs Hewitt H II, attorney-at-law Hill J L, physician
Hoffman & Monteith, (Fred & Wat) proprs Bank Exchange and Restau- rant
Howard E & C Misses, millinery and dressmaking
Humphrey Geo, Justice of Peace
Huston & Anderson, (W H & H C) black - smithing
Hyde M, propr City Market
Hyman E Mrs, dressmaking and artist
Insom, Lanning & Co, propr Red Crown Rolling Mills
Jester W L, freight and ticket agt O & C RR
Jonnson & Danlas, (Benj. Danlas & C P Danlas) blacksmithing
Jones D M, physician and surgeon
Jones II J. books and stationery
JONES THOMAS, Star Bath Rooms and Barber
Joost llenry, boot maker
Joseph Julius, cigars and fruits
Keck M N, marble works
Kelly C C. physician
Keeney G W, (Burkhart & Keeney)
Kenton & Chase, (F L & C E) grocers Kiefer Charles, Albany Brewery Koldewery Robert, veterinary surgeon
Krausse & Klein, (O Krausse & A Klein) boots and shoes
Linn County Bank, J L Cowan & J W Cusick
Marshall Ans, livery, feed and sale stable, cor Second
Maston G W, physician and surgeon, cor Second
Me Alister E A, homoeopathic ·
McCoy M E Mrs, homoeopathic physician McConnell L A, feed and sale stable
McFarland & Irving. (W H McFarland and J M Irvine) stoves, tinware and plumbers' goods.
Wellwain A B, dry goods and clothing and gents' furnishing goods.
Mclaughlin Win, tailor.
Morril: H F, banker, agt for fire and marine insurance.
Metzger Chas, real estate agt.
Meyers Con ad, bakery and groceries.
MILLER & TURNER, (H B Miller and J S Turner, house, carriage, sign and ornamental painting done on short notice, East First
Miller L, blacksmith.
Montanye L H, attorney at law.
Monteith & Steitenbach (C Monteith and S Steitenbach) dry goods and fancy goods.
Monteith Wat, (Hoffman & Monteith). Moore & Son, house and sign painters. Moore Mrs. D C, dressmaking.
MUELLER SON, (Fred and Charles) groceries and provisions, cor Second and Elsworth.
Murray Mrs E, board and lodging.
NOEL HARRY, wines and liquors, cor First and Ferry.
O'Connor Mrs E J, millinery.
OFFICE SALOON. Hale Backensto propr; next door Devoe and Robson's agricultural agency, First st.
Oregon Pacific R R and Tel office, Chas Stuart agt.
Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co, C G Rawlings Mgr.
PARKER BROS, (Vand W M) bak- ery, confectionery and grocer, cigars and tobacco and tropical fruits.
PFEIFFER CHARLES. propr Revere House, cor First and Elsworth. Pfeiffer Francis, confectionery, cigars and tobacco.
Pipe James V. Palace Market.
Powell J C, attorney at law and notary. POST-OFFICE, Rufus Thompson P M, Odd Fellow Temple, cor First and Ferry sts.
Prusshaw A W, druggist and stationery.
879
ALBANY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
READ W E, dry goods, furnishing goodls, notions, boots and shoes and groceries, 57 First.
Reid D V S. County School Supt.
REVERE HOUSE. Charles Pfeiffer propr, cor First and Elsworth, Richards G, saw filer.
RHOADES & DONLAY. (A A Rhoades and P P bonlay) real estate agts, First bet Lyon and Elsworth.
Robson John, G W Deyoe, hardware, agricultural implements, First.
Roland C B & Co, clothing and gents' furnishing goods.
Roscoe F H, Mgr Knapp, Burrill & Co. RUSS HOUSE John Giblin popr. Schlosser Peter. saloon
Schmeer John, livery and feed stable.
Scott W B, gun and locksmith, First.
Simpson G U, dry goods and fancy goods WEBBER JOSEPH, prop Albany Smith, D L, Sheriff Baths and Barber Shop, First
Spencer. C H, groceries and provisions State Righis Do Socrat, Stites & Nut- ting, Proprs.
STAR BATH ROOMS and BAR- BER SHOP, Thos. Jones, Prop.
STEWART & SOY (CH & E F) gen'l hardware, blacksmiths' supplies, wagon material, mechanics' tools, agricultura' impelements, grass and garden seeds, paints and oils, 102 First
STEWART CH, (Stewart & Sox) Stites & Nutting, proprs State Rights Democrat SOX E F, (Stewart & Sox)
Thompson B F. County Coroner
THOMPSON RUFUS, Postmaster, cor First and Ferry
Thompson & Overman, (E L & T J) har- ness and saddlery
Thompson W S. (Wallace & Thompson)
TRAIN & WHITNEY, (S. S. Train and J R Whitney) editors and proprs Albany Herald and Herald Dissemi- nator
Tweedale & Hopkins, (W C & T G) hard- ware, stoves, tinware
Vunk RC, carpenter
Wallace J P, physician and surgeon Wallace & Thompson, (T L & W S) gro- ceries and provisions
Watts C W. book and job printer
Weatherford J K, attorney-at-law, Odd Fellows' Temple
Wells, Fargo & Co, C B Winn, agt, Broad Albin
Western Union Telegraph Co, W A Hum- phrey, agt
Whitney J J, County Judge
WHITNEY J R, (Train & Whitney) WILLAMETTE PACKING CO, Fred Mueller, Win Garrett, Ed O'Connor and Chas Mueller proprs.
WILL & STARK, watchmakers and jewelers, repairing promptly attended to. First
Will Bros, (G C & E U) musical instru- ments, guns, sewing machines, etc.
R. J. CARSON J. N. HOFFMAN
CARSON & HOFFMAN
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALER IN
CEMENT CHIMNEY PIPE,
TOPS AND CAPS,
LAWN VASES, CULVERT PIPE, WELL TUBING, ARTIFICIAL STONE WALKS,
ALBANY, - -
OREGON.
880
ALBINA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Williams John B, Revere House sample rooms
WOODLE I N, veternary surgeon. I Fitzpatric J E, cigars and tobacco
treat the diseases of all domestic ani- mals. I have an improved instrument that saves clamps and is the most speedy and human method of operat- ing. City Feed and Sale Stable
WOOD & ENNIS, (B F & S) proprs New Market, Broad Albin, het First and Second
Woodin & Willard, (A B & W H Willard) furniture and undertakers
Wood F & Co, Willamette Marble Works, 1 Second
Wolverton & Irvirie, (C E & O H) attor- neys-at-law and notaries
Wyss C, tailor
Young Sam'l E, general merchandise
Zeyss & Hochstedler (Edward & G W) planing mill
Young Bros, (A M & M) agts O R & N warehouse docks
ALBINA.
MULTNOMAHI COUNTY. A post and tel- egraph town two miles northeast, of Portland, which is the nearest banking town. The Terminal Company has it- car shops located here and gives large employment to a number of hands. Population 400.
ALBINA WEEKLY COURIER,
W & N Carter, proprs and editors, published weekly on Saturday, $2 per year, live local paper, 113 Russell Albina Hotel, J HI Steffen, propr
Apach M, Albina Fish and Poultry Mar- ket
Arnberg A, stoves and ti. ware
Boatman N C, physician and surgeon Breiter J H. saloon
Buckman Mrs B C, lodging house
Burtch James H, cigars, tobacco and Patton M J physician and surgeon
stationery
CARTER W N, propr and editor Weckly Courier
Carmine & Davis, (H D Carmine, C S Davis) drug store
Chambers & Hill, (F E Chambers, E Hill) real estate, Russell
Coley H C, physician and surgcon CONTINENTAL HOTEL, B Hull, propr Curtin M, saloon
Curtis H, physician and surgeon
DALGLEISH & FRASER, (S A Dalgleish & A Fraser) genl mdse and gents' furnishing goods, Russel
FINK AUGUST, Albina Bakery Fisher J J, physician and druggist
Force Geo W, pork packer Ghan Wm T, saloon
Glim Ceo, carpenter and builder Globe Hotel, Delaney, propr Harris D J, Continental Saloon daugg Ulrich, Albina Meat Market Hill P, barber and constable
Hogges J. blacksmith
HULL B, propr Continental Hotel
CONTINENTAL HOTEL
B. HULL, PROPR. First-Class Accommodations. NO CHINESE EMPLOYED
The table supplied with the best the market affords.
Cor. Stark & Goldsmith Sts. ALBINA OREGON.
Jacobs J L, blacksmith
Jennings J N, barber shop Johnson J A, Supt Terminal Co
Kippe Daniel, saloon
Kraeft T E, contra tor and bui der
Laird & Dam, (F J Laird, C Dam) saloon Langford & Bridges, (Geo & Jno B) genl contractors
Lewis & Fink, (Geo S Lewis, J H A Fink) meat market
Manley A B & Co, real esta'e agts Mckenzie M A Mrs, postmaster
Montgomery J B, lumber yard and real estate
Parker John & Co, sawmill
Pittinger John M, real estate and atty- at-law
Portland, East Portland & Albina Trans- portation Co, E W Spencer, Pres
Richardson Joc, livery stable
Schatz J G, wines and liquors
Schade A F, barber
Schmid Gottlich, saloon Schrantz P, saloon Secley Fred, Marsha'l
SHUHOLM & ANDERSON, (John Shuholm, & A W Anderson) groceries, provisions, hay and grain
SING LEE, laundry
DAVIES MRS MARY, Villar House Smith Charles, groceries and bakery
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ASTORIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Smithson A G, real estate Smith A J, contractor and builder Steffen J H, propr Albina Hotel Stoldt A, propr Key City House Tappenden Wm, boot and shoe store Thomas Sue E, laundry
Thompson & Menefee, (M E Thompson & J P Mcnefee) real estate Trabant H, cigars and tobacco Turner Jacob, shoe maker Villard House, Mrs Mary Davis, propr Wagner Mrs C, bakery Watkins C P, groceries Wilhelm John, barber Wilson H R. Justice of Peace WING LEE, laundry Wise W A, physician and surgeon Wright E P, furniture and bedding Juckerman J, jeweler
ASTORIA.
The county scat of Clatsop County. Situ- ated at the mouth of the Columbia river. Principal industries are salmon fishing, canning and great logging and lumber manufacturing port. It is con- nected with San Francisco and Port,- land by occan and river steamers that give good transportation facilities to all parts of the world. It has seven churches, secret organizations, excel-
' lent schools and a good circulating library and is represented by two daily and three weekly newspapers. Daily Bracker Theo, cigars and tobacco, Chen- and Weekly Astorian. Pioneer, daily amiss. and weekly and Weekly Transcript. Brakke A T, Justiee of Peace. The city is lighted by electrict lights. Branch P & Co, saloon. Good system of water works and good Brown & McCabe, (J A & W L) steve- dores and riggers. hotel accommodations. Population about 7,000.
Adair John, ferry Smith Point
Adair Wm B, insurance, Humes wharf Allen Wm. prop Parker House
Allen B F, house and sign painter, Jef- ferson
Allen A V, groceries, provisions, wines and liquors, cor Cass & Saquemoqua Ango-American Packing Co, Wi liam D Smith, mgr
Anderson L, Fleetwood Saloon, Con- comley
Arndt & Ferchen (S & J F) machinists Astor House, J G Ross. prop, Jefferson
Astoria Box Co, (The) F Mead, pres; W F McGregor, sec
Astoria Building and Loan Assn, A S Reed, sec., Cass
Astoria Gas Light Co, A G Megler, sec .; G O Moen, supt.
Astoria Packing Co, M J Kenney, prop
ASTORIA PIONEER, (daily and weekly) C J Curtis, editor and prop Astoria Transcript, (weekly) Snyder Bros. editors and proprs
Astoria Iron Works, J G Hustler, sec; I W Case, treas .; Jno Fox, supt
Astoria Planning Mill, Holt & Co, prop Badollet & Co, cannery Bain Chas. planing mill
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