The San Francisco, Oakland and Alameda business directory, 1880 : containing a complete alphabetical list of names, location and business of every merchant, wholesale and retail, manufacturer and professional man engaged in business therein etc, Part 19

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Dalton & Co.
Number of Pages: 518


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KASCHE WILLIAM, wines and liquors, 18 Geary


Kaskel A, hatter, 423 Kearny


KASKEL & BRO (Adolph and Morris), hats and caps, 617 Com


Kasserman J F, patternmaker, 13€ Main Kast & Co (L S Kast and Peter H Donks), boots and shoes, NE cor Market and Dupont


Kastens & Yack (L Kastens and S Yack), hair-dressers, 1102 Larkin


Katz Frederick, butcher,94-100 California Market


Katz H Mrs, pianoforte teacher, 103 Perry


Katz Jacob, butcher, 7 Grand Central Market


Kauffmann Frederick, groceries and li- quors, NE cor 5th and Clara and SW cor Valencia and 21st


Kauffmann J, butcher, 407 3rd


Kaufman Charles, mining engineer, 402 Montgomery


Kaufman S & Co, stock brokers, 304 Montgomery


Kaufmann Adam, bootmaker, 107 Jack Kaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial Kautzman G, carpet weaver, 39 2nd


Kavanagh & Campbell (John Kavanagh and Patrick Campbell), wines and liquors, 244 3rd


Kay Samuel, house-painter, 1104 Howard Kayser Bros (Richard and Frank), wood, coal, etc, 1118 Pacific


Kayser M & Bro (Marcus and David), clothing, 223 Montgomery


Kayser & Klose (Fritz Kayser and Philipp Klose), proprs Turk St Hotel, 22-24 Turk


Keane Bros (James and Thomas), dry goods, 107-113 Kearny


Keaney Phillip, wagonmaker, 966 Mission Kearney James F, tailor, 1122 Harrison Kearney M Theodore, manager Easterby Rancho Co, 12 Montgomery


Kearney P A, druggist, 501 Folsom


Kearney Patrick, groceries and :iquors, 1601 Leavenworth


Kearney Thomas H, real estate, 408 Cal- ifornia


Kearns Michael, wood and coal, 1523 Dupont


Keating & May (Thomas Keating and Gus May), plumbers, 2205 Mission


Kedian P, plasterers, 608} 19th


KEDON MARTIN JR, junk, 319 Davis


Keefe D, liquor saloon, 155 4th


Keefe David, liquor saloon, 143 4th


Keefe & Co (Cornelius Kcefe and Charles S Howard), draymen, 720 Sacramento KEEGAN JAMES. plumber, 844 Washington


Keegan Patrick, groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. $1.25, $1.50 to $2.00 PER DAY.


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Keenan Charks, wines and liquors, 1154 Market


Keenan Patrick, bootmaker, 508 Mission Keeney C C, physician, 12 Montgomery Keeney James W, physician, 20 Mont


Kehlberger Amedee, bakery, 119 7th


Kchoe Catherine, fancy goods, 720 Bran Kehoe John W, butcher, 115 9th and 33 11th


Kehoe Peter, bootmaker, 235 3rd


471 Kehoe Thomas, ship chandlery, Drumm


Keightley Mary Mrs, dressmaker, 101 O'Farrell


Keil Frederick C, druggist, SW cor Mar- ket and 4th


Keith William, artist, 216 Bush


Kelleher & Simpson (Jeremiah Kelleher and William Simpson), groceries and liquors, 301 4th


Keller H & Co (M H Fay), publishers agents, 116 Post


Keller Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1527 Leavenworth


Keller Mary A Mrs, portrait painter, 503 Mason


Kellett Charles, livery stable, 2614 Miss


Kellett Samuel, plaster decorator, 763 Market


Kelley Brothers (George W and Calvin), wood and coal, cor Railroad and 12th Avenues


Kelley George W, stock broker, 326 Pine Kelley James M, contractor, 638 Market


KELLEY LEWIS. president Me- chanics Iron Foundry, 217 1st


K llev Lonis. merchant tailor. 27 4th KELLING & MOORE, (Henry Kelling and William Moore), livery and sale stables, 420 Pacific Kellner Meyer, dry goods, 306 6th Kellogg Frank H, capitalist, 444 Cal Kellogg J G, capitalist, 314 California Kellogg M B, attorney at law, 530 Cal Kelly E HI Mrs, dreszmaker, 632 Mission Kelly C Mrs, dressmaker, 1729 Eddy Kelly Chas E, notary public, 200 Sansom Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist (John Kel- ly, F Henderson and John Gilchrist), wholesaic liquors, 309-311 Front Kelly John, hair-dresser, 270 Brannan KELLY JOHN, wines and liquors, 43 2nd Kelly John, liquors, 158 Jessie


Kelly John J, fruits, 24 Dora


KELLY JOSEPH, butcher, 1159 Kennedy Edward, merchant tailor, 505 Howard California


Kelly Martin. wines and liquors, 713 How KELLY MARTIN O, liquor sa- loon, 1111 Howard


Kelly Michael, horse-shoer, 205 8th Kelly Michacl J, butcher, 1840 Ellis Kelly M J, butcher, 3 Center Market


Kelly Owen, wines and liquors, 1048 How Kelly P, boots and shoes, 238 Kearny


Kelly P, junk, 38 1st


Kelly Patrick, bakery, 238 5th


Kelly Peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell


Kelly Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Point Lobos and Masonic Avenues


Kelly Richard E, mining secretary 419 California


Kelly T Mr-, bakery, 327 4th


Kelly Thomas, livery stable, 609 Geary


Kelly Thomas, livery stable, 1629 Pine


Kelly W H, furnished rooms, 20} 5th


Kelly William H, liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and Larkin


Kelly James R, & Co, wholesale paints, oils, etc, 101-105 Front.


Kelly & Egan (M H Kelly and John Egan), wholesale liquors, 604 Batt ry Kelly & Runnell (G E Kelly and B F Run- nell), photographers, 31 3rd


Kelly Jr & Shields (John Kelly Jr and Andrew M Shields), proprs Brooklyn Hotel, 210-212 Bush


Kelm William H, butcher, 1226 Pacific


Kelter Bertha Mrs, fancy goods, 37 5th


Keltercr Frederick, bakery, Es Mission between 29th and 30th


Kemm Joseph, collector, 323 Mont Kemme G Mrs, bakery, 1700 Lcar


KEMP J & CO. (William Bateman). wood and ivory turners, cabinet mak- ers and carvers, 109 Mission


KEMP JOHN H. importer upholst- ery goods, 10 Post


Kendall C W, attorney a+ law. 330 Pine Kendall Frank I, merchandise broker, 225 Front


Kendall Henry A, lodgings, 652 Market Kendall M V O Mrs, dressmaker, 28 Geary KENDALL KELLOGG (Stephen Kendall and Sheldon I Kel- logg Jr), patentees and manufs Ken- dall's Patent. Quartz Mill, 318 Pine


KENEALY D groceries and liquors, NE cor 6th and Brannan


KENEALY ELIZABETH,


fancy goods, NE cor 6th ard Bran


Kenitzer & Raun (Henry and Charles Kenitzer and E T Raun), architects, 601 California


Kenna P J G, stock broker, 314 Mont


Kennedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, 1023 Pierce


KENNEDY FRANK, attorney at law, 604 Merchant


Kennedy IIngh, horseshoer, W s Webb bet Sacramento and California Kennedy John H, fancy goods, 605 Mont- gonery Avenue


FOR FINE UNDERWEAR, S. POPPER, 233 KEARNY Street.


TYPE and RULE FOR THIS DIRECTORY from OAKLAND TYPE FOUNDRY, 1059 Castro St.


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 MARKET.


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Kennedy K Mrs, bakery, 37 Clementina Kennedy Patrick B, dry goods, 232 Kear Kennedy Patrick J, stock broker, 106 Leid Kennedy Walt. r B, book and job printer, 419 Pine


Kennedy & Brennan (Philip Kennedy and John Brennan), dry goods, 116 3rd


Kennedy & Durr (Thos H Kennedy and John Durr), dry goods, 834-838 Mkt


KENNEDY & SPARK (George Kennedy and John Spark), proprs Los Gatos Lime Co, 53 Beale


Kennelly Patrick, horseshoer, 1123 Mar- ket


Kenney John, bootmaker, 509 Stevenson Kenney M, boots and shoes, 516 Com


Kenney Michael, wines and liquors, Dun- bar Alley bet Wash and Merch


Kenney Patrick, bootmaker, 237 Jackson Kenney & Dyer (Charles A Kenney and J P Dyer), stock brokers, 228 Mont Kenney & Gillighan (Martin Kenney and Martin Gillighan), wood & coal, 127 8th Kenny John, blacksmith, 2313 Mission Kenny John, groceries and liquors, 1113 Howard


Kenny John, wholesale liquors, 605 Front Kenny John J, groceries and liquors, 1020 Pacific


Kenny Kcarn, real estate, 22 Kearny


Kenny & Sheahan (John S Kenny and Maurice Sheahan), merchant tailors, 691 Market


K nright J R Mrs, bakery, 315 Polk KENT DANIEL MI, mining secre- tary and collector, 330 Pine


Kent James, wood and coal, 1907 How Kent R F, stock broker, 318 Montgomery Kent Thomas, fruits, 304 5th


KENTARO YANAGIYA, Con- sull Japan. 309 Jones


KENTFIELD JOHN CO (Charles Nelson), manuf lumber and proprs Eureka Mills (Humboldt Co), Pier 9 Steuart


Kenyon C G, physician, 664 Mission


KEOGH JOHN, importer upholst- ery goods and bedding material, 73-75 New Montgomery


Kerner P, liquor saloon, SE cor Jessie and New Montgomery Kern Charles, wholesale butcher, 240 Montgomery


Kerr David, printer, 608 Market


KERR DAVID, carriage, wagon and truck manuf, 47-49 Beale Kerr John, wood and coal, 1156 Folsom Kerr Mathew, liquor saloon, 111 Leid KERR WILLIAM, teamster and contractor, 903 Battery


Kerr & Farqularson (James P Kerr and James Farquharson), billiard saloon, Hardie Place


Kerrison George, carpenter, 2126 Bush Kershaw M, coal and asphaltum, 17-19 Spear


Kertell Chas, wood carver, 227 Post Kerting Jacob, groceries and liquors, SW cor Washington and East


Keser Louis, clothing, 15 6th


Kesseler J &F (Joseph and Francis), mar- ble works, 5-7 Taylor factory Brannan bet 5th and 6th


Kessing J H, fish, 7 Clay Street and 79 California Markets


Keuleber Frederick W, liquor saloon, 39 Market


Kewitz Charles, wines and liquors, 248 Sutter


Keyes O H, butcher, 50 Steuart


Keyser Paul, produce merchant, 206 Clay Keyston Brothers (James W and William D), whip manufs, 2629 Mission


Keystone House, Frank Nicolaysen propr 127 Jackson


Keyt & Co, advertising agents, 506 Com- mercia,


Khrone J, cabinetmaker, 522 Taylor


Kidd George W, carriage painter, 56 Bluxone


Kiefer Charles, liquor saloon, 432 Broad Kiefer John, hair-dresser, 230 Bush


Kiernan Charles, furniture, 231 16th


Kierski George, cigars, 221 Sacramento


Kihlmeyer Brothers (Jacob and Louis), liquor saloon. 609 Clay


KIHN & RINN (E Kihn and J H Riun), propr Fitth Street Furniture Manuf Co, 545-547 5th


Kilcullen Michael, laundry, 21 Freelon


KILDAY MICHAEL. propr Ea-


gle Exchange, SW cor 2nd and Miss Kilday William, stoves, 1138 Howard


Kilvington G, landscape gardener, 1900 Polk


Kimball Charles P, stationer, 519 Hayes Kimball E C Miss, nurse, 418 Brannan Kimball Proctor W, piano teacher, 519 Hayes


Kind Francis Miss, milliner, 1022 Stock Kind M W Mrs, dressmaker, 1019 Market King Dwight C, livery stable, 1608 West Mission


King George F, dancing academy, 2131 Mission


King Homer L & Co, stock brokers, 312 Pine


King James H, wood and coal, 1620 Stock King James L, notary publie, 442 Cal


KING JOHN, wines and liquors, 26 Turk


King Joseph L & Co, stock brokers, 406} California


KING J S, manager Pacific Chinese Employment Co, 616 Clay King Julia Mrs, liquor saloon, 113 1st


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


GO TO J. G. ANDERSON'S, 1249 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, FOR PLUMBING and JOBBING.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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Fillmore and Steiner KING MICHAEL, house and sign- Klein J, contractor, S s Germania het painter, 311 Sutter King Michael L, bookseller. 205 4th


KING OF WILLIAM C JAMES & CO (Charles J King and Isaac H Morse), manufs of her- metically-sealed goods. NW cor Broadway and Sansom


King Philip, hair-dresser, 323 Pacifie


King William M, liquor saloon, 144 Steuart King & Chattin (James L King and Ed- ward Chattin), notaries public, 442 Cal King & Rodgers (Cameron H King and Arthur Rodgers), attorneys at law, 207 Sansom


Kingwell James W, plumber, 502 Ellis Kinne Thomas H, groceries and liquors, 301 Octavia


Kinney Patrick, tailor, 307 Minna


KINSLEY JOSEPH W, publish- er Pacific Wortman and Masonic Monthly, 39 Sutter


Kip Wn I Rt Rev, Bishop Protestant Episcopal Church, res SW cor Frank- lin and Eddy


Kirchman Henry, dairy produce, SW cor Stockton and Vallejo


Kirk P E, attorney at law, 609 Sac


Kirkniann R A, propr San Leandro Ex- press, 117 Market


KIRWAN JAMES, manager Sea Wall Hotel, cor Kearny and Bay


Kister & Vetter (George Kister and Au- gust Vetter), blacksmiths, 922 Bran Kitterman James, furniture, 1318 Stock Kittle & Co (Jonathan G and Nicholas G Kittle and James Palache), shipping and commission merchants, 202 Cal Kittler Conrad, carpenter, 202 Powell Kittler Conrad W, cane-seater, 202 Pow KITTO ORLANDO. groceries and liquors, cor Solano and Minnesota, Potrero


Kittredge E H & Co, doors, windows, etc, 26-28 California


Kittredge Jonathan, propr Phœnix Iron Works, 18-20 Fremont


Kitzmuller Michael, carriagemaker, 850 Howard


Klaber George, wood and coal, 564} How Klahn John HI, cigars, 418 6th


Klain Nathan MI, photographie views, 921 McAllister


Klarmann John, liquor saloon, San Bruno Road near Precita Ave


Klaus John, tailor, 634 Pacific


KLEEN HENRY, liquor saloon, 225 C'lay


Klein A Mme, dressmaker, 605 Post


Klein A D & Bro (John H), groceries and liquors, 1059 Tyler


Klein Ernst, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom and 22d


Klein John E, shooting gallery, 745 Miss KLEMM CHARLES, lounge manuf, 148 Bluxome and617-619 Bran Klemm Hugo, hair-dresser, 285 East,


Klevesahl E W, propr Post Street House, 207 Post


Klewish J O, stock broker, 422 Mont Klibbeck Gustave, bootmaker, 522 Pac Klindt Henry, cigars, 90) Kearny Kline A, fancy goods, 724 Market


Kline Louis & Co (Max Gensberger), wholesale hats, 110 Bush


Kline & Co (August Kline), wholesale hats, 26-28 Battery


Klinehaupt Abraham I, clothing, 109 6th Kling A W, watches, 213 Jackson Klinge William, tailor, 119 5th


KLINGER B HI, fruits and vegeta- bles, 200 16th


Klinkner Charles A, rubber stamps, 320 Sansom


Klintworth D, propr California Journal, 603 Washington


Kliunak M M. fruits. 505 Larkin


KLOPPENBURG HERMAN


liquor saloon, NW cor Commercial and Drumm


Klopper Frederick, leather and findings, 26 O'Farrell


Klopper H nry, bootmaker, 121 Davis Klopstock C & Co, cigar manufs, 212 Front Klumpke John G, real estate, 432 Mont Klumpp William, engraver, 235 Kcarny Klunder John, groceries and liquors, SW coor Jackson and Drumm


Knack John, propr Philadelphia House, 421-423 Bush


Knapp James R, general agent North Pa- ciric Coast R R, foot of Clay


Knapp Ludwig, fruits, 1713 Market


Knapp & Mudge (W A Knapp and B W Mudge), agents Haights' Quartz Mills, 81 Nevada Block


Knarston John H, printer, 329 Sansom


KNAUTH CARL W, liquor sa- loon and restaurant, SE cor Kearny and Bay


Kneass D A, restaurant, 524-526 Mission Kneeland James, liquor saloon, 670 How Knell J, tea her music, 1212 Mission


Knight Charles M, confectionery, 37 6th Knight George H, portrait painter, 6 Eddy


Knight W W, wines and liquors, 33 Dup Knight & Rackman (William Knight and F Rackman), wines and liquors, NE cor New Montgomery and Minna


Knippenberg E R, liquor saloon, 201 Steu- art


Knobloch C, liquor saloon, W s Railroad Ave bet 7th an 1 8th Aves


S. POPPER. 233 KEARNY STREET, HAS THE BEST SHIRTS.


The PACIFIC PRESS, - THE MOST COMPLETE PUBLISHING HOUSE ON THE COAST.


When other Remedies fail, try H. Brosius' Elixir of Life. 912 Bryant St. S. F., & 17th & J Sts. Sac.


Sewing Machines, Needles. eto .. SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


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Knoche H, groceries and liquors, 423 3rd Knoechel & Brand (Charles Knoechel and John G Brand), hair-dressers, 621 Montgomery


Knoflach A, teacher languages, 228 Post Knoop Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Pageand Octavia


Knoop John, groceries and liquors, SE cor 16th and 2nd Ave


Knopf Gottlieb, carpenter, 328 Montgom- ery Ave


Knopp & Pfaff (Frank Knopp and Louis Pfaff), dyers and cleaners, 1135 Fol


KNORP A F, manuf office, store and library furniture, 411 Mission


Knottner F, wines and liquors, NW cor Geary and Kearny


Knowland & Doe (CF Doe), lumber, SW cor Spear and Howard


KNOWLES GEORGE B. whole- sale and retail lumber, SE cor Mission and Main


Knowles Josiah N, shipping and com- mission merchant, 36 California


KNOWLES SAMUEL E, M D, D D S, dentist, SE cor Post and Dup KNOWLES WILLIAM A, M D, D DS, dentist, SE cor Post and Dup Knowlton J Jr, Tourist agent, 2 New Montgomery


Knowlton James J, propr Pacific Ink Factory, 617-621 Brannan


Knowlton John S, dental laboratory, 6 Eddy


Knownburg John, blacksmith, 2621 Fol Knox George T, notary public, 444 Cal Knox Henry E, dentist, 23 Post


Knox Joha F, propr California Wool Warehouse, Townsend bet 5th and 6th Knox S B, manager American B H O Sewing Machine Co, 1216 Market


KNOX THOMAS R, official sten- ographer Superior Court, 126 Kearny Knudsen & Ireland (J Knudsen and Wil- liam Ireland), merchandise brokers, 123 California


Knust Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom and 4th


Koch Adam, stoves, 807 Market


KOCH CHARLES, wines and liquors, 300 Hayes


KOCH EDWARD, groceries and liquors, 2201 Polk


Koch George, bootmaker, 638} Mission Koch Otto, carpenter, 4 College Place Koch William, propr Concordia Hotel, 907 Folsom


Koch & Rogers (William G Koch and H Rogers, sign-painters, 110 Geary


Kochman Morris, stationery, 212 6th Kock Claus, propr New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Montgomery Ave


Koechler Adam, tailor, 1623 Fillmore


KOEHLER AUGUST, manuf trusses, elastic shoulder-braces, etc, 507 Kearny


Koehler William, bootmaker, 2407 Cal


Koehler & Ritter (Gotthard Koehler and Charles A Ritter), jewelry and silver- ware manufa, 26 Post.


Koehncke A, groceries and liquors, 121 7th


Koeller William, druggist, SE cor Taylor and Eddy


Koelzer A, hair-dresser, 1642 Mission


KOEN FRANK C, collector, 519 Montomery


Koenig Anton, boots and shoes, 122 and 403 Kearny


Koenig Ferdinand, beer hall, 626-632 Pac Koennecke A Mrs, dressmaker, 155 Te- hama


Koeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 519 Montgomery Ave


Koerber Henry & Brother (August), coal and charcoal, 17-19 Washington


Koerner M, hair-dresser, 235 Kearny


KOERNER S MRS, artistic em- broidery, 940 Market


Kohen William, butcher, 43 Grand Arcade Market


Kohlbecher Joseph, boots and shoes, 123 4th


Kohlberg M P & Co (Ferdinand Koenigs-


berger), manufs cigars, 218-220 Bat Kohlberg S, fancy goods, 40 6th


Kohler & Chase (A Kohler and Q A Chase), musical instruments, 137-139 Post


KOHLER & FROHLING


(Charles and Henry Kohler), growers and dealers California wines and brandies, 626 Montgomery, branch SE cor Dupont and Sutter


Kohlman Henry K,butcher, 1503 Franklin Kohlman Solomon, groceries, 216 6th


Kohn Frederick, fancy goods, 1114} Mkt Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom


Kohn I. merchant, 302 California


KOHN JACOB. cigars, Mercantile Lunch, 212 Sansom


Kohn J S, mining, 331 Montgomery Kohnke John, cutler, 405} Cailfornia


Kohrn William, groceries and liquors, 1 Franklin


Kolkmann Herman, groceries and li- quors, 735 Geary


Kollmyer William A, picture framemaker, 312 Post


Kommer E, bootmaker, 623 Market


Koneke A & Co (Ralph de Clairmont), commission merchants, 525 Front


Koning Max, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Filbert


Koopmann C Mrs, groceries and liquors, 1507 Franklin


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. $1.25, $1.50 to $2.00 PER DAY.


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Koopmanschap & Co (Cornelius Koop- manschap), Chinese emigration agents, 62 Merchants' Exchange


Kopankiewicz Andr.w, bootmaker, 1421 Devisadero


Kopke P, painter, 1305 Devisadero


Kopsch A, attorney at law, 614 Merchant Korbel F & Bros (Anthony and Joseph Korbe!), manufs cigar boxes and lith- ographers. 303 Battery


Korn Abraham I, hair-dresser, 545 Cal


Korn & McCarthy (Joseph Korn and John W McCarthy), teamsters, 117 Battery Korniker Louis, mattressmaker, 972} Folsom


Korts & Diercks (William Korts and Frank Diercks), liquor saloon, 314 Clay


Kosche R, theatrical hair-dresser, 420 Bush


Koshland Brothers (Nathan and Max), commission merchants, 19 Sansom Koshland S & Co (J Kosh'and), wool and furs, 228 California


Kosminsky Samuel, wines and liquors, SE cor 1st Ave and Kentucky


Koster H, whol sale paints, oils, etc, 410- 412 Sansom


Koster John, lunch kitchen, 6143 Merch Koster John I, manager Pacific Vinegar Works, 323 Front


KOSTER JOSEPH propr Avenue House, NE cor Geary and Central Ave


KOSTERING CHARLES,


groceries and liquors, 1115 and 1788 Folsom


Kottinger M, teacher music. 140S Mission Kourner George, butcher, 612 19th


Kowalski Saul, clothing, 918 Dupont


Kozminsky & Brother (Harmon and Ci- mon), cigars and tobacco, 202 Sansom and 128 Kearny


Krafft Ferdinand, coffee saloon, 428 Kear Kragen & Geist (Samuel Kragen and Wil- liam Geist), proprs Pacific Furniture Factory, 736 Brannan


Kraker & Israel (M Kraker and M Israel), manufs underwear, 523 Market Kramer Pernhardt, bakery. 630 Grove Kramer Franz, bootmaker, 219 Davis Kramer Frederick, bootmaker, 81 Natoma Kramer Frederlek, butcher, 229 Fell Kramer Henry, bootmaker, 112 7th Kramer J, coffee saloon, 407 Dupont Kramer L, nursery and florist, N s Union bet Buchanan and Webster


Kramer Louis Mrs, florist, 1521 Polk


Kramer William, groceries and liquors, 501 Greenwich


Kramer William J, butcher, 819 Jackson Kramer & Co (Henry Kramer), manuf ladies' underwear, 511 Market


Kramer & Medley (C Kramer and J P Medley), butchers. 2113 Fillmore Krammerer & Koch (George Krammerer and Frank Koch), hair-dressers, 542 California


Kraner Philip H, mining. 314 Mont Kraus D, sausages, etc, 812 Larkin Krause George, bootmaker, 1021 Pacific Krauss Frederick, whitener, 227 Post


KRAUSSE JOHN F, wines and liquors, 229 4th


Kreger William B, carpenter, 115 Davis Kreting Bros (John and Joseph), propr Tivoli Gardens, 30 Eddy


KREMER J. propr San Francisco Zinc Foundry, 25 Jessie


Krenz Oswald, tanner, NE cor Gough and Filbert


Kretshmer W, plaster decorations, 16 Tyler


Kreuser Constance Mrs, embroiderer, 323 Sutter


Kreyc John L, liquor saloon, SE cor Jack- son and Battery


Krieg Anton, tannery, San Bruno Road bet 27th and 28th


Kritzkey J A, vegetables, 4 Clay St Mar- ket


Kroeger F & Co, liquor saloon, 614 Mont Kroeger Herman, cigars, 19 Pacific


Kroeger Hermann A, groceries and li- quors, 1600 Polk


Kroeger W, butcher, 1202 Stockton


KROENKE & LUTJENS (Henry


Kroenke and Herman Lutjens), gro- ceries and liquors, NE cor 26th and Mission


KROGER FREDERICK &


CO, manufs silver and plated ware, 13 Trinity


KROGER HERMAN, restaurant, 405 Pacific


KROGH FW & CO (C A Krogh),


manufs wind-mills, horse-powers, tanks and punips, 51 Beale


Kronenberg & Wannenmacher (F Kronen- berg and R Wannenmacher), proprs United States Brewery, SE cor Frank- lin and McAllister


Krouse Samuel, clothing, 48 2nd


Krouse Thomas E, liquors. NE cor New Montgomery and Mission


Krueger A, wood engraver, 611 Clay


Krueger Joseph H, canemaker, 769 Mar- ket


Krueger & Butterfield (George Krueger and F L Butterfield), blacksmiths, 1106 Howard


Kruezer Adam, cigars, 319 Sansom Krug Fannie Mrs, varieties, 242 Brannan Krug Martin, wines and liquors, 1725 Mission


Kruger Charles, tailor, 225} Mont Ave


6 DRESS SHIRTS $5.50. S. POPPER, :33 KEARNY STREET.


Send to PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland, for Estimate before getting any kind of Printing or Binding.


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


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Kruger Louis, cigars, 2246 Mission Kruger & Hollings (L Kruger and H Hol- lings), groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Mason


KRULL ERNST, shirtmaker, 1071 Bryant


KRULL LYDIA, fancy goods, 1071 Bryant


Kruse J Henry, hay, grain, etc, SE cor 23rd and Shotwell


KRUSE & EULER (E Kruse, Emil Rohte and B Kirchoff), whole- sale grocers and commission mer- chants, 209-211 Front


KUCKS CLAUS H, liquor saloon, 129 Clay


Kuh J, teacher music, 925 Tyler


KUH LEOPOLD, assayer, 611 Commercial


Kuhl H Mrs, teacher ncedlework, 807 Larkin


KUHL LANGPAAP (Max Kuhl and Charles Langpaap), proprs South Park House, 530 3rd


Kuhlemann Charles, restaurant, 1737 Mission


Kuhling A, toolmaker, 549 5th


KUHLKE & ELVIN (John H Kuhlke and Henry Elvin), wines and liquors, SW cor Mission and Beale


Kuhlmann Diederich, groceries and li- quors, NW cor Brannan and 4th Kuhlmeyer L Mrs, cigars, 229 3rd Kuhn E, tailor, 526 Hayes


Kuhn George, propr Grand Central Hotel, 957-959 Market


Kuhn William, liquor saloon, 1342 Bush KULLMANN, SALZ CO (Herman Kullman, Jacob Salz and Charles Hart), manufs and importers boots and shoes, and dealers hides and leather, 106 Battery


Kullmann & Armer (L Kullman and M Armer), manufs cigars, 308 Sac


Kunath Oscar, artist, 120 Sutter


Kuner A, engraver, 611 Washington


KUNIGK & HAGEMANN (R Kunigk and H Hagemann), hatters, 329 Kearny


Kunkler J E, physician, 514 Kearny


Kunze & Brakmann (Otto Kunze and Ferdinand Brakmann), brush manufs, 260 3rd


Kupper & Heim (Benjamin Kupper and Charles Heim), liquor saloon, 211 Market


Kurpinski Paul C, butcher, SW cor 2.th and Harrison


Kurtz Adolph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Foisom and 12th


Kurtz A M, druggist, 199 Hyde Kurtz Andrew, cigars, 28 Clay Kurz Louis, bakery. 215 2nd


Kusel Solomon A, shirt manuf, 806 Val- encia


Kustel & Riotte (Henry and Guido Kus- tel and Eugene N Riotte) metallurgi- cal works, 318 Pine


Kutner Joseph, cigars, 1306 Polk


Kutner & Goldstein (Leopold Kutner and David Goldstein), manufs cigars, 419 Battery


Kuttner N, dyer, 821 Larkin


Kuttner N Mrs, ladies' hair-dresser, 821 Larkin


Kuttner Theresa Miss, feather manuf, 217 4th and 821 Larkin


Kutz G M & Co, stock brokers, 318 Mont Kuzanick Leopold, coffee saloon, 306 Dup Kyle Robert, liquor saloon, 304 Pacific


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LA BRIE G, physician, 1037 Mission


La Caisse Generale (Paris), Hutchinson & Manı, 322 California


La Confiance Insurance Co (Paris), Hutch- inson & Mann, 322 California


La Fleur V, bootmaker, 432 Bush


La Fontaine Fritz, wood carver, 1218 Jones


La Malfa J F, purchasing agent, 15 Mont Block


La Revista del Comercia, Casanova, Fair- bank & Co, 320 Sansomn


La Solidarite French Mutual Beneficial Association, Alfred Rodouan sec, 729 Montgomery


LA VOCE DEL POPOLO, G B Cevasco propr, 603 Washington


LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUN- DO, Felipe F Talavera propr, 625 Merchant


Laats Charles, groceries and liquors, 1011 Harrison


Labalme A, stationery, 609 McAllister Labarere-Mme, laundry, 1211 Howard


LABEL HENRY H. fruits and cider manuf, SE cor O'Farrell and Taylor


Labhard J, nursery, 2620 Post


Labine O, liquor saloon, 641 Commercial Lacay Jean. restaurant, 623 Commercial Lacaze B, blacksmith, 414 Sansom


LACHAPELLE J .J, manuf car- riages and wagon, and dealer second hand wagons, 230 Mission




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