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 25

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


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Newbaner Joseph, coal, 206 Bush


Newbauer & Co, manfus matches, 221 Front


Newberger Sarah Miss, teacher music, 506} Grove


Newdorfer Henry, bootmaker, 615 Davis Newell Robert, liquor saloon, 113 Na- toma


New. ]] Thomas, commission merchant, 124 Clay


Newell William, manuf printers' rollers, 516 Commercial


Newell William A, physcian, 630 Howard Newell & Brother (David and Horace), wholesale salt and soap, 221 Davis


Neville Ernest H, stockbrokers, 116 Mont |Newhall H C, attorney at law, 609 Sac


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 MARKET.


Go to J. G. ANDERSON'S, 1249 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, for CAHILL'S SEWER GAS TRAP.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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Newhoff Frank, locksmith, 328 Bush Newlands F G, attorney at 'aw, 9 Nevada Block


Newlands James, mining secretary, 203 Bush


Newlands Selina Mrs, ladies' hair-dresser, 119} O'Farrell


NEWMAN A & CO (Philip New- man), butchers, 1-2 Center Market Newman Bortell B, attorney at law, 729 Montgomery


Newman Jacob, horse-trainer, 815 Geary Newman James, gold-leaf manuf, 202 Post Newman Jerome, restaurant, 504 Mont Newman Phillip H, butcher, 520 East


Newman S & Co (Benjamin Groeschel), butchers, 1 New Metropolitan Market Newman Solomon, tailor, 1059 Howard Newman William J, fancy goods, 1025 Stockton


Newman & Putzman (William Newman and Frederick H Putzman), wholesale liquors, 340 Pine


Newmarch Caroline Mrs, bakery, 537 Geary


NEWMARK JOSEPH P & CO


commission merchants, 214 Cal


Newmark Nathan, attorney at law, 330 Pine


Newsom Samuel & Joseph, architects, 320 Sansom


NEWTON BROS & CO (L Henry and Morris Newton), importers and wholesale grocers, 204-206 Cal


Newton Edwin D, liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento and Montgomery


Newton F W Mrs, ladies' hair-dresser, 931 Sacramento


Newton George, commission agent, 22 California


NEWTON HENRY A, banker and broker, 327 Pine


NEYLAN JAMES, wholesale lum- ber and shingles, importer machin- ists' tools and wood-working ma- chinery, 18-20 Spear


Niagara Fire Insurance Co (New York), Blair, Van Tassel & Co agents, 216 Sansom


Nichell C F A, physician, 706 Post


Nicholas Mary Mrs, groceries and liq- nors, 308 Tehama


Nichols A C & Co commission merchants, 402 Battery


Nichols Amos R, carpenter, E s Cedar near Washingion


Nichols George, hair-dresser, 1058 Fol


Nichols George, hair-dresser, 37 Sacra- mento and liquor saloon 31 Sac


Nichols Henry L, physician, 230 Kearny Nichols Lucien H, attorney at law, 418 California


Nichols Richard, cigars, 650 4th


Nichols Sheldon K, insurance adjuster, 225 Sansom


Nichols William M,. liquor saloon, NW cor Powell and Francisco


Nichols & Atwood (W D Nichols and G E Atwood), hay and grain, 733 4th


Nichols & Weaver (J S Nichols and George D Weaver), ship carpenters, cor 5th Ave and J


Nicholson John, horseshoer, 1833 Miss Nicholson John J, blacksmith, 104 14th Nicholson W A S, attorney at law, 520 Montgomery


Nickel J L & Co, commission merchants, 123 California


Nickelsburg A & Brothers (Adolph, Mor- ris and Sigfried Nickelsburg), mer- chants (Woodland, Yolo Co), 112 San Nicol William, collector, 605 Sacramento Nicolai William, tailor, 1216 Polk


Nicolaysen t'rank, propr Keystone House, 127 Jackson


Nicolays. n Jens, liquor saloon, NE cor Leidesdorff and Halleck


Nicoll Alexander, tailor, 505 Montgom- ery, 727 Market and 18 Kearny Niefer Frederick, liquor saloon, 29 3rd


Niel George, secretary Liverpool and Lon-


don and Globe Insurance Co, 422 Cal Nielsen James, boarding, 423-430 Drumm Nielsen Wilhelm, coffee saloon, 227 Mont- gomery Ave


Nielsen Christopher, restaurant, 405 Montgomery Ave


Niemann John, groceries and liquors, 413 Jones


Niemann Henry, shirt manuf, 120 Sutter Niese Frederick, groceries, 913 Harrison Niessen John, restaurant, 1324 Stockton NIGHTINGALE JOHN. physi- cian, 906 Market


Nigro James V, liquor saloon, 1312 Polk Niles M D, looking-glass and picture frame maker, SE cor Montgomery Ave and Chestnut


Niquet Charles, liquor saloon, 8 6th


N'schwitz August, wines and liquors, 14- 16 Geary


Nissen Christian, liquor saloon, 25 Mont- gomery Ave


Nitze Willian, liquor saloon, 211 Stev Noack August, liquor saloon, 154 Blux- ome


Noble A T, secretary Milkmen's Protect- ive Association, 36 Eddy


Nobie Brothers (William and Thomas), house and sign painters, 642 Clay


Noble H H & Co stockbrokers, 435 Cal Noble James, bootmaker, 432 Valencia Noble T K Rev, pastor Plymouth Church, NE cor Sacramento and Steiner


Nobmann Christopher, groceries and liq- uors, 2031 Fillmore


S. POPPER, 233 Kearny Street, Pioneer Shirt Manufacturer.


Book Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory at PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland. Paper Ruled to Order.


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street


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Noel A, mining secretary, 419 California Noethig & Turk (William Noethig and Chris Turk), proprs Humboldt Brew- ery, Mission near 15th


Noirjean Peter, laundry, 536 Mission


NOISAT BROTHERS (Jules and Amedia), wines and liquors, 1334 Dun NOLAN BROTHERS (P F and J C), boot and shoe manufs, 738-740 Market


Nolan E D & Co, shoe manufs, 71 Stev NOLAN JAMES, liquor saloon, SE cor Bush and Kearny


NOLANN JOHN, liquor saloon, SE cor 18th and Castro


Nolan John E, livery stable, 1311 Cal NOLAN M D. boots and shoes, 11 3rd Nolan P F & Co (Patrick F Nolan), boots and shoes, 514 Market


Nolan & Crogan (James Nolan and James Crogan), painters, 404 Montgomery Nolen M J, attorney at law, 519 Mont


Nolte Charles R, groceries and liquors, 3004 Mission


Nolte William F, taxidermist, NW cor 16th and Valencia


Nolte & Feii (A F Nolte and L D Feil), groceries and liquors, SE cor Filbert and Hyde


Noltemeier F W, boots and shoes, 389 8th Nolthenius & Schmid (John Nolthenius and Victor Schmid), butchers, 1824 Stockton


Noonan Jeremiah, bakery, 40 7th


NOONAN JOHN, groceries and liquors, 326 Broadway


Noonan P J, liquor saloon, 2633 Post


NORAGER, HJUL & CO (Albert Norager, Hans Hjul and John C Neil- sen), coffee saloon, 22 5th & 516 Pine


NORCROSS W F, editor The New Age. 420 Kearny


NORCROSS & CO (H N Norcross), manufs regalias, lodge supplies, flags, etc, 6 Post


Nordbruch Henry L, groceries and liq- uors, 642 Jackson


Nordwell O W, tailor, 218 Bush


Norgrode John, trunk manuf, 12 Geary


NORIEGA PEDRO, hats and caps, 528 Montgomery


NORMAN FRANK G, importer hardware and mechanics', tools, 840 Valencia


Normand V Mme, dressmaker, 2 Clay Ave Normandie House, Albert Thiesse propr, 919 Stockton


Norris Charles, oyster saloon, 45 Wash- ington Market


Norris E J & Co, cigars, 946 Market


NORRIS WILLIAM, secretary Spring Valley Water Works, 516 Cal- ifornia and capitalist, 210 Battery


North Beach Brewery, Joseph Schwarz propr, NE cor Powell and Chestnut North Beach and Mission Railroad, Mich- ael Skelby superintendent, 302 4th North Beach Cement Pipe Co, P Martin secretary, 542 California


North British and Mercantile Insurance Co (London and Edinburgh) Tom C Grant agent, 213 Sansom


NORTH CHINA INSUR- ANCE CO (Shanghai)."Macondray & Co agents, 206 Sansom


NORTH GEORGE L, cashier Equitable Life Assurance Society, 240 Montgomery


North German Fire Insurance Co (Ham- burg), Hy Balzer & Co, agents, 209 Sansom


North German Lloyd Steamship Co, Charles Duisenberg & Co agents, 314 Sacramento


North John W, attorney at law, 230 Montgomery


NORTH PACIFIC BOARD- ING AND SALE STA- BLES, Andrew Silck propr, 15 Washington


North Pacific Coast Railroad Co, John W Doherty manager, 328 Montgomery Northam Edward F, capitalist, 120 Sut


NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO (London), W Lane Booker agent, 317 California


Northmore Samuel, butcher, cor Folsom and 12th


Northrup H W, fruits, 33 6th


NORTHWESTERN NATION- AL INSURANCE CO of Mil- waukee(Wis), A D Smith agent, 310 California


Norton H M, livery stable, 500 Larkin


Norton Joseph, liquor saloon, 1925 Polk Norton Reuben, cooper, 104 Commercial Noser M, liquor saloon, 716 Bryant


Nougaret Charles, chair manuf, 133-135 Beale


NOUGUES JOSEPH M, attorney at law, 411} California


Nourse George A, attorney at law. 120 Cal Novella & Pitto (Frank Novella and Gius- eppe Pitto), livery stables, 427 Jack Novelty Iron Works, G L Pierce propr, 215 1st


NOVELTY WOOD AND COAL YARD, James Larson propr, 259 1st


Noyes M A Mrs, dressmaker, 720 Laguna Noyes Richard B, civil engineer, 240 Mont Nucleus House SE cor Market and 3rd Nuenburg John, groceries and liquors, 400 Pacific


Nugent Denis Rev, rector St Rose Church (Catholic), res N s Brannan nr 4th


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


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


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


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Nugent John F, rector St Brendans Church (Catholic) and assistant rec- tor St Rose Church (Catholic), res N & Brannan ncar 4th


Nugent Michael, groceries and liquors, 198 16th


Nuhrenberg Charles, groceries and liq- uors, 2101 Polk


Nunan Matthew, propr Hibernia Brew- ery, 1225 Howard


Nunes Luiz A, clothing, 105 Jackson


Nunn George B, hay, grain &c, 1825 Union


NUTTING, CALVIN & SON,


proprs Pioneer Iron Works, 121 Fre Nutting W P, poultry, 7-10 Grand West- ern Market


Nutz F, sign-painter, 722 Howard


NYEA F & CO importers gas fix- tures, bronzes etc, 315-317 Pine


Nye Albert G, picture frames &c, 1033 Market


Nye J W & Co, real estate agents, 339 Kearny


O'BEIRNE Arthur, butcher, 240 4th


O'Bradovich S, coffee saloon, 901 Stock


O'Brian William J, dancing academy, 2102 Howard


O'Brien A Mrs, dressmaker, 1150 Market


O'Brien C L Mrs, dressmaker, 409 Geary


O'Brien Daniel, groceries and liquors 29} Ritch


O'Brien Daniel, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and Drumm


O'Brien Daniel, plumber, SW cor 6th and Market


O'Brien Dennis, coffee saloon, cor Mont- gomery Avenue and Bay


O'Brien E Mrs, dressmaker, 514 Valencia O'Brien E A & Co (Henry E Milford), stock broker, 424 Montgomery


O'Brien Elizabeth Mrs, bakery, 1209 Dev


O'Brien George, boarding, 9 Broadway


O'Brien James, fruit, 922 Folsom


O'Brien James, liquor saloon, 1326 Mar O'Brien J J & Co, dry goods, 924-928 Mar


O'BRIEN JOHN, harnessmaker, 204 8th


O'Brien Michael, gas-fitter. 432 Geary


O'BRIEN P J & SONS (Willis and John), carriage manuf and car painters, 483 8th


O'Brien Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and Folsom


O'Brien Peter, groceries and liquors, 411 Vallejo


O'Brien Richard, liquor saloon, 516 Miss O'Brien Thomas, butcher, 426} Natoma


O'Brien Thomas, groceries and liquors, 650 Mission


O'Brien Thomas A, attorney at law, 324 Pine


O'Brien Thomas V, attorney at law, 302 Montgomery


O'BRIEN WILLIAM, liquor sa- loon, 6 Jackson


O'Brien William, wholesale butcher, 529 Clay


O'BRIEN & WARD (John O'Bricn and James Ward), employment office, 610 Clay


O'Callaghan Dennis J, livery stable, 838 -844 Howard


O'Connell D A, attorney at law, 614 Merch O'Connell Daniel, boat builder, U S Dock bet Front and Battery


O'Connell Jeremiah, painter, 781 Folsom and 555 4th


O'Connell William, liquor saloon, 156 1st O'Connell & Palfrey (Michael O'Connell and John Balfrey), bootmakers, 506} Howard


O'Connor Daniel, livery stable, 2014 Polk O'Connor Dennis, liquor saloon, 412 Main O'Connor Frank, attorney at law, 429 Montgomery


O'Connor J & Co, groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary and Taylor


O'Connor J B & Co, booksellers, 103 6th O'Connor John, liquor saloon, 131} 3rd


O'Connor John, produce merchant, SE cor Clay and Drumm


O'Connor Joseph, bootmaker, 1006 McAl- lister


O'Connor M P, plumber, 905 Larkin


O'Connor, Moffatt & Co (Bryan O'Connor and George Moffatt), dry goods, 111- 115 Post


O'Connor P J, architect, 413 Bush


O'Connor Richard, boarding, 424 Broad O'Connor Thomas, stock broker, 304 Montgomery


O'Connor & Sheehy (Jeremiah O'Connor and James Sheehy), undertakers, 1034 Market


O'Dea John A, plumber, 210 24th


O'Dea Michael, groceries and liquors, 1237 Union


O'Doherty John, wines and liquors, 1016 Market


O'Donnell Chas C, physician, 808 Kearny O'Donnell Cornelius, tanner, 607 Bran


O'Donnell Matthew, wines and liquors, 16 5th


O'Donnell Patrick, butcher, 927 Bryant O'DONNELL PATRICK, liquor saloon, Kentucky n ar 16th


O'Donnell & Chaloncr (Thomas O'Donnell and Richard Chaloner), plumbers, 641 Sutter


O'Dwyer & Einhorn (James O'Dwyer and Joseph H Einhorn), dry goods, 36-38 3rd


6 DRESS SHIRTS $5.50. S. POPPER, 233 KEARNY STREET.


ENGRAVING, ELECTROTYPING AND STER


EOTYPING, AT PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland.


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 MARKET.


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O'Gorman P, groceries and liquors, 313 Folsom


O'HANLON JAMES F, gents furnishing goods, boots and shoes, 719 Montgomery and 10 Montgomery Avenue


O'Hara Robert, horseshoer, NE cor San- som and Jackson


O'Hare Annie Mrs, stamping and em- broidery, 1406} Powell


O'Hearn C Mrs, bakery, 316 Folsom


O'Kane John, livery stable, 1408 Folsom O'Kane John, propr O'Kane House, 765 Market


O'Kane John, real estate, 80 Nevada Block


O'Kane John, saddles and harness, 767 Market


O'Keefe David, word and coal, 814 Fol O'Leary Johanna, confectionery, 14 5th O'Malley William, liquor saloon, 21 Val- lejo


O'Mealy Patrick, fruits, 2146 Mission


O'NEIL ALEXANDER A, phy- sician and surgeon, 650 Washington O'Neil Charles, tailor. 623 Merchant


O'Neil John, liquor saloon, NE cor 5th Avenue and M


O Neil M J, wines and liquors, 316 Jack O'NEIL THOMAS, livery and boarding stable, 1616-1618 Mission


O'Neill Annie Mrs, dressmaker, 815 Miss


O'NEILL BROTHERS (John and Patrick), grain and produce mer- chants, 217 Davis


O'Neill Edward, bakery, 401 Geary


O'NEILL JOHN, optician, 41 5th ('Neill Joseph, liquor saloon, 124 4th


O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart (T O'Neil, C P Kennedy and James Stuart), dry goods, 875 Market


O'Neill Moses, harness maker, 728 4th


O'NEILL PATRICK, groceries, 23 Clary


O'Neill Richard, capitalist, 71 Nevada Block


O'Reagan Daniel, bootmaker, 719 Davis O'Reilly James, butcher, 345 4th


O'Reilly Thomas, bootmaker, 334 6th


O'Reilly & Pahlmann (John PO'Reilly and R Pahlmann), liquor saloon, NW cor Spring and Summer


O'Rourke John, horseshoer, 215 Ellis


O'Rourke John, woodturner, Berry bet 3rd and 4th


O'Rourke Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW eor 25th and Hampshire


O'SULLIVAN DANIEL, junk and liquor saloon, 20 Commercial


O'Sullivan John M, wines and liquors, 30-32 Montgomery


O'Toole Michael C, oculist and aurist, 5 Eddy


OAKLAND FERRY PARCEL DELIVERY CO. Robert A Thain & Co proprs, foot Market


Oakland Gaslight Co, Robert George sec- retary, 606 Montgomery


Oakland Transfer Co, 16 Post


Oakley Aaron D, rubber stampmaker, 712 Montgomery


Oakley Robert O, real estate agent, 422 Montgomery


Oates James W, attorney at law, 217 San Obenauer Henry, bootmaker, 102 11th Obenauer George, hair-dresser, 39 2nd Oberfelder Bros & Co (Tobias and Max), wholesale liquors, 123 California


Obrock J D, veterinary surgeon, 1324 Market


Occident (The), Presbyterian, Rev C A Poage publisher, 757 Market


Occidental Club, 850 Mission


OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY, Steiger & Kerr proprs, 137-139 1st OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. Charles L Wetherbee manager, Es Montgom- ery from Sutter to Bush


OCCIDENTAL LODGING HOUSE. Mrs Hannah Andrews proprietress, 536 Market


OCCIDENTAL TEMPER - ANCE ROLL CALL, A M Slo- cum publisher, 612 Clay


OCCIDENTAL AND ORIEN- TAL STEAMSHIP CO, D D Stubbs secretary, cor 4th and Town- send


Ochler Minnie Miss, candy store, 405 Drumnı


ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, George A Carnes librarian, 325 Montgomery Odd Fellows' Savings Bank (in liquida- tion), Martin Heller president, 238 Montgomery


Odell Nellie Miss, millinery, 104 Mason


Odell & Pollock (W L Odell and R Pol- lock), carpenters, 668 Howard


Odorless Excavating Apparatus Co (of San Francisco), Frederick W Eaton secretary, 432 Kearny


Odoul Auguste, liquor saloon, 5th Ave bet L and M


Oehlert Henry, cigars, 146 4th


Oelrich Bros (Theodore and William), fruit, 60 Center Market


Oels Ernest, wines and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Central Ave


Oester Charles, machine forgings, 315 Mission


OESTERREICHER LOUIS, real estate and business agent, 137 Montgomery


Offerman William, groceries and liquors, 1858 Mission


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St


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


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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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Offermann Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont and Bush


Ogden Benjamin F, carpenter, 433 Hayes Ogden Frank B, attorney at law, 328 Montgomery


Ogden Frederick, mining, 314 Mont Ogilvie Robertson, butcher, 1300 Webster Ohland John, coffee saloon, 1 Morton


OHLANDT N & CO (H Ohlandt and J A Buck), manufs animal and willow charcoal, 2nd Long Bridge, Potrero


OHLEN NED, restaurant, Mercan- tile Lunch, 212 Sansoni


Ohlig August, furniture, 1432 Howard Ohm Edward F, watchmaker, 604 Merch Ohm F, hootmaker, 430 Folsom


OHMEN W H, machinist, 51 Fre OHNSTEIN OSCAR, Berlin Res- taurant, 249 4th


Ohrt Christain, cigars, 515 Clay


Okurlund Peter, blacksmith, 325 Fran- cisco


Old Peoples' Home, William Maher su- perintendent, N s Francisco bet Stockton and Powell


Old Saucelito Land and Dry Dock Co (Marin Co), 330 Pine


Oliver B P, insurance agent, 310 Pine Oliver William Letts, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery


Olivier Claudine Mme, laundry, 1021 Stock OLQUIST JOHN, livery stable, 53- 55 Clay


Olsen H C, groceries and liquors, NE cor 18th and Dolores


Olsen John E, liquor saloon, 1110 Battery Olsen Martin, groceries and liquors, NW cor Montgomery and Greenwich


Olsen & Cuniff (H C Olsen and William Cuniff), cattle dealers, Ss Market bet 12th and 13th


Olson Gustave, cooper, 4 Oregon Olsson J Mrs, milliner, 1419 Polk


OLYMPIC CLUB, W S Lawton manager, 119 Post


OMNIBUSR R CO, William S Ma- son manager and secretary, 727 How Onderdonk Andrew, contractor, 18 Ne- vada Block


ONDERDONK JOHN R, super- intendent construction sea wall, NE cor Bav and Kcarny


ONESTI & CONNOR (Guisseppi Onesti and John Connor), fruit and produce commission merchants, 501- 503 Sansom


Oneto Andrew, fruits, 240} 5th


Oppenheim John, stockbroker, 313 Mont Oppenheim S B, clothing, 35 4th


Oppenheimer Benjamin, crockery, etc, 937 Market


Oppenheimer Elias, butcher, 430 Grove


OPPENHEIMER IVAN, hides, furs, pelts and tallow commission merchant, 45 Clay


Oppenheimer & Bro (Henry Oppenheimer and Louis Goodman), wholesale cigars and tobacco, NE cer Front and Cal


Oppenheimer & Salinger (J L Oppenheim- er and William Salinger), money brokers, 422 Montgomery


Oppenhein & Steiber (Robert Oppenhein and Daniel Stieber), hair-dressers, 12 6th


Oramas Theodore, cigars, junction Mar- ket and Eddy


Orcier John, laundry, 424} Broadway Ord J, physician, 606 Montgomery Ordenstein & Co (Max Ordenstein and C W Craig), manuf cigars, 306 Battery Oregon City Woolen Mills, Brown Bros & Co agents, 24 Sansom


OREGON STEAMSHIP CO,


K Van Oterendorp agent, 210 Battery Oregon Stock and Butchering Co (The), C H Johnson manager, 331 Mont


Orfila P V, hair-dresser, 239 Kearny


Orford Robert, propr St James House, 906 Market


Oriental Box Factory, A J Barnes agent, cor 2nd and Townsend


Oriental Hotel, Mrs L Jung proprietress, SW cor Washington and Drumm


Orjubin F M, dyer, 1719 Powell


Ormsby Elon D, photographer, 914 Mar- ket


Ormsby John, restaurant, 517 California Orr & Atkins (John K Orr and Robert C Atkins), gents' furnishing goods, 123 Montgomery


Orrick O S, agent Averill mixed paint, 329 Market


Orsi Felicia, fruits, 1723 Hyde 1


Orsi Giaccomo, house-painter, 420 Jackson ORTET BROS (JF Ortet), cutlers, 524 Commercial


ORTION AUGUSTE, diamond set- ter, 110 Sut er


Osborn G W, real estate, 40 Nevada Block Osborn R F & Co, hardware, 751 Market Osborn & Alexander (Frank F Osborne and George W Alexander), hardware, 628 Market


Osborne D M & Co (Auburn, New York), Michael Avers manager, 254 Market OSBURN K & CO (George W Dow- ney and John D La Monte), import- ers and wholesale dealers cigars and tobacco, 223 Sacramento


Osgood William H, commission merchant, 214 California


Osmer & Co (Charles Osmer, J G W Shulte and H H W Stroecker), wines and liquors, NW cor 1st and Brannan and NE cor Folsom and Steuart


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


Orders by Mail for Printing, Binding, etc., receive special attention at PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland.


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street.


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OSOSKE ISAAC, butcher, cor 5th and Clara


Osterloh Henry, salt, 37 Commercial Osthoff J F, groceries and liquors, NE cor 22d and Alabama


Oswald William, butcher, 1012 Pacific Oswego Starch Factory, agency 116 Front Otis Emanuel, hair-dresser, 1414 Pacific Otis Frank, attorney at law, 520 Mont Otis George E, attorney at law, 420 Cal Otis & Co (Stephen Otis), stockbrokers, 306 Montgomery


Ott & Zeitler (John Ott and Frederick Zeitler), butchers, 1638 Eddy


Otten Ciaus, groceries and liquors, SW ccr Post and Octavia


Otten & Cordes (John Otten and John Cordes), groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and Vallejo


Otto Charles, hard » are, 626 4th Otto Louise Mrs, bakery, 724 McAllister Ouiif B Mme, milliner, 1 Dupont


Oulton Milledge, groceries, 750 Brannan Overacre P I, glassware, 123 California Overend J A T, steam power works, 506} Commercial, engine room 510 Com Overland Houve, J E Slinkey propr, 533 Sacramento


Overstreet William, bakery, 208 4th


Overstreet William F, cigars, 222 McAllis- ter


OWENS JOHN B, pottery, stone and earthenware, 22 California


Owens Thomas, liquor saloon, 406 Mont Oyen Soren C, tailor, 548 4th Ozouf Henry E, attorney at law, 213 San Ozouf S Mme, dressmaker, 613 Post


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PACE Charles, watch manuf, 418 Battery PACE JOSEPH & CO, wholesale and retail poultry dealers, 11 Clay Street Central Market


Pacheco Josephine Mrs, dressmaker, 811 Pacific


PACIFIC (THE), S S Smith and Rev John Kimball publishers, 7 Montgomery Ave


PACIFIC APPEAL, WH Carter propr, 622 Clay


Pacific Asphaltum Co, W S Somerville manager, 422 Montgomery


PACIFIC BANK, Peter H Bour- nett president, NW cor Sansom and Pine


PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG CO, Flint Peabody & Co, agents, 408 California. works Es Bran- nan bet 7th and 8th


Pacific Brewery, Fortmann & Co proprs, 267 Tehama


Pacific Bridge Co, C A Gorrill president, 4 California


Pacific Brush Factory, T C Conklin propr, 418 4th


PACIFIC BUSINESS COL- LEGE, W E Chamberlain and T A Robinson proprs, 320 Post


PACIFIC CHINESE EM- POLYMENT CO, J L King, manager, 616 Clay


PACIFICCHURCHMAN, H F Graves manager, 605 Mont- gomery


PACIFIC CLUB, NE cor Mont- gomery and Bush


Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co, Vincent Neale secretary, 320 San PACIFIC COAST LAW JOURNAL W T Baggett editor, 511 Montgomery


PACIFIC COAST LAW PRINTING AND PUB- LISHING CO, W T Bagzett business manager, 511 Montgomery Pacific Coast Oil Co, L D Fisk secretary, 402 Montgomery


PACIFIC COAST PACKING CO (Adolph Asmann, Isadore J Kaufmann and Julius Kraemer), 805 Sansom


PACIFIC COAST STEAM- SHIP CO, Charles Goodall presi- dent, John Rosenfeld vice-president, George C Perkins treasurer, Edwin Goodall secretary, Goodall, Perkins & Co, agents, 10 Market, ticket office 214 Montgomery


PACIFIC COAST STEAM- SHIP CO'S STORE, James Pritchard, Port Steuart, NE cor Broadway and Front.


Pacific Cordage Co, E K Howes agent, 118 Front


Pacific Distilling Co (Louis Schultz, Hen- ry Voorman and George Oulton), 411 Washington, works cor Pierce and Chestnut


Pacific Exchange, A J Moulder secretary, 318 Montgomery


Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co, William H Codington president, 412 Market


PACIFIC GOLD AND SIL- VER REFINERY AND ASSAY OFFICE, F Reichling & Co props, 400 Montgomery


Pacific Ice Co (The), George A Harris sec- retary, 320 Sansom


Pacific Insurance Agency, Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co managers, 313 California


PACIFIC IRON WORKS, Rankin, Brayton & Co proprs, 1st and Fremont bet Mission and How- ard


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 MARKET.


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


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


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PACIFIC JEWELRY CO (Jul-


ius and Joseph Newmans, Mose Sam- uels and E Nathan), importers gold and plated jewelry, watches, dia- monds, &c, 6 Battery


Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co, Heyne- mann & Co agents, 5 Sansom


Pacific Land Investment Co, A E Davis president, 20 Nevada Block


Pacific Land and Trust Co (The), Robert J Mercer manager, 513 California


PACIFIC LIFE, Pacific Life Print- ing Co, 538 California


PACIFC MAIL STEAMSHIP


CO, Williams, Blanchard & Co, agents, 218 California


PACIFIC METHODIST, Wick B Parsons editor, 320 Sansom


Pacific Motor Co, M F Wood manager and patentec, 5-7 Beale


Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co, Wil- liam O Gould manager, 512 Cal


Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co, Carlo White propr, 320 Sansom


Pacific Oil and Lead Works, Kittle & Co agents, 202 California


Pacific Power Co, George F Bowman sec- retary, 314 California


PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISH- ING ASSOCIATION, J W


Gardner manager, 126 Kearny 1


PACIFIC PRINTER, J J Palmer propr, 205 Leidesdorff


PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO, L B Benchley manager, 16 1st PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT CO, Whittier, Fuller & Co proprs, 103 Pine


PACIFIC RURAL PRESS Dewey & Co publishers, 202 Sansom PACIFIC SAW MANUFAC- TURING CO, Sheffield, Spauld- ing & Patterson proprs, 17-19 Fre


PACIFIC SCHOOL AND HOME JOURNAL, Albert Ly- ser & Co publishers, 508 Clay


PACIFIC SODA CO, J S Doe manager, 109 California




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