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 34

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


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Westhaus Mary Mrs, dressmaker, 39 5th Westheimer & Kahn (John F Westheimer and Solomon Kahn), coffee saloon, 322 Montgomery


Westminster, Louis Levy propr, 614 Sutter


WESTON A S & J E, riding school and livery stable, 1537 Mission Weston Charles W, box manuf, 119 Beale Weston William, bakery and restaurant, 9 Stockton


Weston & Sparks (Samuel W Weston and Charles Sparks) carriagemakers, 2107 Polk


Wetherbee Charles L, manager Oceiden- tal Hotel, Es Montgomery bet Sut- ter and Bush


WETHERBEE GEORGE M, planing mills, NW cor 5th and Bryant


Wetterman A, band-master, 19 Stockton Place


Wettig Theodore, wood and coal, 363 Clementina


Wetzel William, butcher, NW cor Folsom and 22nd


Wetzler & Nelson, painters, 2 Tyler


Weyl Brothers (Jonas Weyl), jewelers, 110 Sutter


WHALEN MAURICE H, boot- maker, 252 Beale


Whalen J, tailor, 9 Geary


Whalen John, hay, grain, ete, SW eor 17th and Mission


Whaley, Bowley & Co (Harry A Whaley and Argil D Bowley), agents Light- ning Saw Machine, 105 Saramento Whaley J D, attorney at law, 331 Mont gomery


Whaley M J, wood engraver, 120 Sutter WHALING MI, attorney at law, 622 Clav


Whan W W Mrs, dressmaker, 229 Hayes Whan & Co (W W Whan) wood and coal, 806. Buchanan


Whartenby James, capitalist, 612 Clay What Cheer House, R B Woodward propr, 529 Sacramento


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street


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


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What Cheer Laundry, E T Tarbox propr, 121 Leidesdorff


Whear Timber, painter, 729 Folsom WHEAT CHARLES D, notary public, conveyancer and commis-


ioner decds, 501 California


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(Elijah D Wheatley and John S Cook), real estate and business agts, 1 4th


Wheatley Elijah, loan broker, 1 4th


Wheaton & Luhrs (George H Wheaton and N C Luhrs), wholesale provis- ions, 219 Front


Wheaton & Scrivner (M A Wheaton and J J Serivner), attorneys at law, 1-3 Montgomery Block


WHEELAND BROS (Samuel and William), bakery and confectionery, 2232 Mission


Wheelen John S, groceries, 430 13th Wheeler C H, physician, 843 Mission


Wheeler Clarence E, house painter, 2123 Mission


WHEELER E D. attorney at law, Safe Deposit Building, 328 Mont


WHEELER EDWIN O, attor- ney at law, Safe Deposit Building, 328 Montgomery


Whecier Frederick A, merchandise bro- ker, 128 California


Wheeler G B H, real estate, 534 C'al


Wheeler James, attorney at law, 224 Sansom


Wheeler M Allison, mining,315 California Whecier W R, teacher languages, 1041 Mission


Wheeler William, hair-dresser, 614 Post WHEELER W W', business man- ager "The Golden Era," 328 Mont- gomcry


Wheeler & Wilson Manuf Co, sewing ma- chines, 20 Geary


Whelan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Ty- ler and Fillmore


Whelan John A, shipwright, Folsom Street Wharf


Wherity P & Son (Harry) groceries and liquors, 220 1st


Whetton Catalina Mrs, florist, 9 Eddy Whinnery & Richards (J C Whinnery and E O Richards) dentists, 1033 Sutter


WHITAKER ALFRED E, li- brarian Mercantile Library, 216 Bush Whitcomb Edwin, contractor, 1925 Union Whiteomh J B. manager California Real Estate Co, 208 Montgomery


Whiteomb N T, dentist, 203 3rd WHITE B B, wood, coal, hay and grain, 924+ Folsom


WHITE BROS (Peter and N L), hardwood lumber and wagon mate- rial, 13-15 Spear


WHITE CARLOS, propr Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co, 320 San White Channing, patent medicine, cte, 320 Sansom


White Charles, florist and landscape gar- dener, SE cor Bush and Central Ave White D Mrs, coffee salcon, SE cor Sutter and Devisadero


White Frederick, contractor, 316 Dupont White George, tinsinith, Folsom Street Wharf


White Harvey G, ship-joiner, 20 Steuart White Henry, hats and caps, 335 Kearny and 614-616 Commercial


Whi: e Horace F, importer brushes, twines, etc, 123 Clay


WHITE HOUSE HOTEL, R


Coin & Co proprs, 420 Jackson White Isaac K, manuf cigars, 221 Sac White James T & Co, agents D Appleton & Co (New York), 107 Montgomery


WHITE JOHN, business manager Morning Call, 525 Montgomery


White John W, butcher, NW cor Clay and Mason


White J W & Co (T M Crowe), butchers, 537 4th


White L E, lumber, 15 Steuart


White Lovell, cashier and secretary S F Savings Union, 532 California


White Matthew, bootmaker, 605 Com White Mercy, stationery, 445 9th


WHITE P J, president Western Fire and Marine Insurance Co of Cal- ifornia, 409 California


White Richard, crockery, 224 3rd


White I A, mining secretary, 113 Lcid White Thomas. liquor saloon, 217 l'acific White Thomas, bootmaker, 35 l'acific White W E, collector, 318 California White William, wood carver, 445 9th


WHITE WILLIAM M, SF and San Rafael Express, 1 Commercial


White & Co (Wilson White), merchandise brokers, 316 California


White & Pricc (A A White and W C Price), produce commission mer- chants, 320 Davis


WHITNEY & CO (Maier A Cohn, Max Popper and J A Salts), Oakland, S F, Alameda and Brooklyn Express, 3-5 Commercial, branch, 131 Kearny Whitelaw T l' II, ship chandlery and propr Continental Warehouse, foot 2nd and Townsend


Whitelaw Thomas PHI, ship yard, cor Bay and Kearny


Whitely T & Co (Thomas Whitelv), stock- brokers, 314 Montgomery


Whitman S P, real estate agent, 302 Montgomery


Whitmore Enoch, wagon maker 1507 Polk


FOR FINE UNDERWEAR, S. POPPRR, 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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Whitney A L, collector, 325 Montgomery Whitney George M, stevedore and con- tractor, 114 Steuart Whitney James D, physician and surgeon, 204 Sutter


Whitney John, carpenter, 403 Clemen- tina


Whitney J P, physician. 204 Sutter Whitney J R, commission merchant, 612 Clay


WHITNEY SUMNER CO (J Has Brouck), publishers and im- porters law books. 613 Clay


WHITNEY & MARSHALL (Charles W Whitney and John Mar- shall), importers iron, steel, and com- mission merchants, 22-24 Fremont


Whittell Alexander P, oculist and aurist, 112 O'Farrell


Whittemore & McKee (Daniel H Whitte- more and Ossian H McKee), attor- neys at law, 327 Pine


WHITTIER, FULLER & CO Wm F Whittier, Wm P Fuller, James Duffy and David Ravekes), importers paints, oils, etc, and manuf white lead, 21-23 Front


Whittier James E, asphaltum roofer, 803 Brannan


Whittle Robert, capitalist, 302 Mont


Whittock William H , fancy goods, cor Railroad and 12th Aves


WHITTON CHARLES F, court reporter, 234 Bush


Whitewell -, physician, 703 Market


Whitworth John M, attorney at law, 120 Sutter


Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association, Morris Marcus secretary, 123 Cal


Whyte John P & Co, carpenters and builders, 614 California


WICHMAN & LUTGEN (HP Wichinan and John Lutgen), import- ersand wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 321 Clay


Widber James H, druggist, 2 3rd Widder Goswin, teacher drawing, 310 O'Farrell


Widenman Frederick, liquor saloon, 218 Kearny


Widmer G, baker, 140) Stockton


Wiebalk Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 1223 Polk


WIEBOLDT BROS (Peter and Henry), groceries and liquors, NW cor 20th and Valencia


Wieland Bros (John and Frederick), com- mission merchants, 326-328 Front


WIELAND JOHN, propr Phila- delphia Brewery, 240 2nd


Wieland & Swartout (Frank Wieland and Lewis Swartout), wines and liquors, 828 Market


WIENER M H, stationery and to- bareo, 334 6th


Wienholz Nicholas C, liquor saloon, NE Main and Bryant


Wier & Hartmann (Christ Wier and Charles Hartmann), liquor saloon, NW cor 4th and Mission


Wiese & Wagner (Charles Wiese and Gott- fried Wagner), liquor saloon, 119 Jack Wiesenharven L, ruches and rufflings, 1621 Polk


WIESTER & CO (William H Wiester), useful inventions, 17 New Montgomery


Wifenberg Charles, hair-dresser, 145 9th Wigger Henri, attorney at law, 240 Montgomery


Wigger Henry, fancy goods, 635 Sutter


WIGHTMAN BROTHERS (John Jr and Jam s), produce and commission merchants, 117 Clay


WIGMORE JOHN, importer and dealer cabinet woods and veneers, 129-135 Spcar


Wilbur J L, dentist, 18 3rd


Wilcox E Miss, dressmaker, 506 Grove Wilcox H Mrs, bakery, 2503 Mission


Wilcox Willard J, glue factory, 15th Ave nr San Bruno Road


Wilde J M, merchandise broker, 405 Front


Wilder A M, physician, 215 Geary Wilder Charles B, painter, 5 Spear


WILDER DAVID, mining secre- tary, 328 Montgomery


Wildermuht Julius, wines and liquors, 620 Bush


Wilford Albert, wines and liquors, 1155 Mission


Wilhelm A, physician, 29 Kearny


Wilhelm Charles L, chemist and druggist, NW cor Mission and 6th


Wilhelmi H & Co (C Erzgra), wholesale liquors, 324 Clay


Wilke Henry, liquor saloon, 652 Sac


Wilke L, wines and liquors, 242 Sutter Wilkie F E, stockbroker, 310 Pine


Wilkens Mathias, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mason and Chestnut


WILKENS & CO (C Wilkens and B Natorp), shipping and commission merchants, 109 California


Wilkens & Co (George and William Wil- kens), groceries and liquors, SW cor 3rd and Brannan


Wilkins Abram, furniture, 247 4th


Wilkins John H B, attorney at law, 433 California


Wilkins J S Mrs, hair-dresser, 940 Har


Wilkinson E J, liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and Fillmore


Wilkinson E O, scarcher records, 317 California


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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Wilkinson William, boots and shoes, 1212 Williams S M, enamneler, 26 Montgomery Polk


Will & Finck (Frederick A Will and Julius Finck), locksmiths, etc, 769 Market Willard E L, physician, 1837 Howard


Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co, A T Eggleston manager, 124 Fost


Willey John M, physician, 9612 Mission Willey O F & Co (Charles J Willey), car- riage repository, 427 Montgoracry Willey & Co (James Willey and George A Gates), real estate, 652 Market


William Charles C, restaurant, 2197 Pow ILLIAM TELL HOUSE,


Frederick Gereke propr, 317 Bush


Williams, Blanchard & Co (Henry B Williams), commission merchants, 218 California


Williams Bros (Henry L and Chester), shoe findings, 25-27 New Mont


Williams C J, wood and coal, 721 Bryant Williams C Mrs, proprss McCormack House, 681 Mission


Williams C L & Co, manufs ink, giant cement, etc, 417 Washington


Williams E Miss, artist, 120 Sutter


Williams F, commission merchant, 402 Montgomery


Williams Frank, stone yard, 17 Eddy Williams Henry F, contractor, 740 4th


Williams George E, teacher music, 214 7th


Williams G H Mrs, stationery, 540 Bush Williams George N, attorney at law, 309 California


Williams George R, attorney at law, 528 California


Williams J Mrs, varieties, 240 3rd


Williams James, whitener, 837 Pacific


Williams J H H, mining, 23 Merchants' Exchange


Williams John, bootmaker, 1719} Mission Williams John, grocery, 1506 Powell


Williams John, wines and liquors, 25 Morton


WILLIAMS JOHN H, restaurant, 15-17 Leidesdorff


Williams John J, attorney at law, 327 Pine


Williams Joseph, printer, 1244 Folsom Williams Joseph, restaurant, 328 3rd


Williams Michael, coffee saloon, 15 Val- lejo


Williams Morris, drayman, 111 Battery Williams Moses, dairy produce, 1133 Mission


Williams N F, hair-dresser, 745 4th


Williams R, physician, 123 Stockton Williams S Mrs, dressmaker, 404 22nd Williams S H & Son (Franklin), archi- tects, 61 Merchants Exchange


Williams Stephen G, hardware, 325 and 255 4th


Williams Virgil, portralt painter, 729 Montgomery


Williams W J G, ladies' academy, 727 Union


Williams William, fruits, 652 4th


Williams William, match factory, 11th het Harrison and Bryant


Williams & Bixler (Thomas H Williams and David Bixler), capitalists, 320 Sansom


Williams & Bourne (G A Williams and F Bourne), manufs multiplex copying process, 612 Clay


Williams & Firebaugh (George R Williams and H C Firebaugh), attorneys at law, 528 California


Williams & Schreiber (I E Williams and W Schreiber), Elite Saloon, 31 Kearny Williamson James, wood and coal, 28 Na- toma


Williamson Robert S, Lieut Col USA, Light House Engineer, 12th District, 120 Sutter


Willis R, sigu-painter, 1718 Leavenworth Willis William, mining secretary, 29 Ne- vada Block


Willock Ann Mrs, notions, 1603 Fi'lmore Willoughby William H, liquor saloon, 541 Pacific


WILLOW'S BREWERY, O


Fauss & Co proprs, SE cor Mission and 19th


Willows Land Association, 330 Pine Will-on J D, physician, 2306 California Willson John F, livery stable, 126 Ellis


WILMERDING & CO (J C Wil- merding), importers and wholesale wines and liquors, 214 Front


Wilson Andrew, liquor saloon, 111 Jack


WILSON A W, restaurant, 612-614 Clay


Wilson Charles E, attorney at law, 420 California


Wilson Cyrus, mining, 402 Front Wilson E Mrs, furnished rooms, 334 Kear Wilson Edgar M. attorney at law, 507 Montgomery


Wilson Edward V, plumber, 608 Larkin Wilson E G Mrs, embroidery, 912 Larkin Wilson George W, harnessmaker, N s Greenwich nr Steiner


Wilson Gustavus, bakery, 1139 Folsom Wilson H H & Son (HA), importers sport- ing goods, 513 Clay


Wilson J S, plun ber, 408 Hayes


WILSON J Y & CO. porkpackers, 9 Sutter and 508 Market


Wilson John D, mining, 411} California Wilson John N, painter, 928 Washington Wilson John N E, attorney at law, 216 Sansom Wilson Mary Mrs, clothing, 209 6th


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


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


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


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Wilson Joseph, florist, cor Greenwich and | Wingate B N, groceries and liquors, 27th Van Ness Ave nr Harrison


Wilson Mary Ann Mrs, confectionery, 342 4th


Wilson M T, physician, 1043 Mission Wilson Oliver & Co (J Rasmussen), house movers, 857 Har and 1227 Hampshire Wilson Richard M, mining engineer, 314 Montgomery


Wilson Robert, fancy goods, 2514 Mission Wilson Samuel, tailor, 1304 Polk


Wilson Sewing Machine Co, 15 Dupont Wilson T K, attorney at law, 533 Kearny


WILSON WILLIAM F, gasfitter and plumber, 25 Stockton


Wilson William H, asphaltum-roofer, 614 Mission


Wilson Wilson, mining, 402 Front


Wilson W L Mrs, teacher music, 536} Howard


Wilson & Brother (Nathaniel), manuf windows and blinds, 22 Drumm


Wilson & Felt (F A Wilson and Alexander Felt), chop house, 47 Sacramento


Wilson & Hutchinson (John Scott Wilson and Frederick W Hutchinson), stock- brokers, 322 Pine


WILSON & WILSON (Samuel M and Russell J), attorneys at law, 420 California


Wilton Frederick, tailor, 412 Geary


Wilton John & Co (P L Cortelyon Jr), wholesale produce, 23 Cal Market


Wilzinski Samuel, costumer, 417 Bush


WINALL S A, carriage manuf and horseshoer, 17 Stevenson


Winans, Belknap & Godoy (Joseph W Winans, David P Belknap and Jose F Godoy), attorneys at law, 604 Merch Winch Walter, stoves, etc, 532 Hayes


WINCHELL & COLE (TC Win- chell and Charles D Cole), real-estate agents, 304 Montgomery


Winckelmann Henry, groceries and li- quors, 527 Laguna


Windel H & Co, upholsterers, 310 Stock Windsor The, Warschauer Bros proprs, 905 Market


Windt C, liquor saloon, 518 Merchant


Windt Henry A, groceries and liquors, NE cor Broadway and Hyde


Windt Morris, tannery, cor San Bruno Road and Precita Place


Wine and Liquor Herald, John H Car- many & Co proprs, 409 Washington Winehill Gustav, glove manuf, 125 San Wing A Mrs, dressmaker, 1331 Pacific Wing F B, physician, 2235 Mission


Wing William H & Co (J C Waller), lasts and boot-trees, NW cor Mission and Fremont


Wing & Allen (Simon Wing and Bennett G Allen), photographers, 342 Kearny


WINGATE ISAAC C, propr Oak- land Express, 6 Sacramento, S F, and NE cor Broadway and 9th, Oakland Winn T J, tailor, 313 Sutter


Winrow Joseph, butcher, 3002 Mission


Winter Alice Mrs, dressmaker, 1610 Polk Winter Bros (Henry and Moritz), sausages, 43 Fremont


Winter John F, groceries and liquors, SW cor Filbert and Mason


Winter John H, groceries and liquors, 1600 Bush


Winter Robert, artist, 417 Montgomery


WINTER & PAULI (R Winter and F A Pauli), Bayerische Bier Stube, 411 Bush


WINTER & WINTER (James W and Washington G), dentists, 206 Kearny


Winterburn Joseph & Co (William Huff- schneider), printers, 417 Clay


Wintjen John, groceries and liquors, 1427 Devisadero -


Wintz Joseph, liquor saloon, SE cor 19th and Mission


Wirsing Charles H, trunks and valises, 439 Pine


Wirt N S, attorney at law, 511 Mont Wirtner Adolf, tailor, 308 Post


Wise John, locksmith, 1222 Stockton


Wise Tully R, attorney at law, 16 Mont- gomery Ave


Wisluzil Joseph, merchant tailor, 10 and 605 Montgomery


Wissel Henry, liquor saloon, 613 Brannan Wissing Jacob, liquor saloon, 1056 Fol


Wissinger & Payson (John W Wissinger and A P Payson), carpenters, 408 Jack Witgen Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 600 Broadway


WITSCHEN HENRY, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bryant and 8th Witt Henry, fruits, 235 6th


Witt J, fruits, 10 Bay City Market


Witt Julius, clothing, 22 Sansom


Witte William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Powell and Vallejo


Wittenbach Emanuel, artist, 432 Mont


Wittmann Frederick, fancy goods, 1009 Howard


Wittmeir John G, liquor saloon, 513 Pac Wittram Charles, attorney at law, 230 Montgomery


Wittram Frederick, real estate, 230 Mont WITZEL BROTHERS (John F and Gustave), groceries and liquors, 601 Davis


Witzemann William, butcher, NW cor Merchant and East


Wobber Bros (William and Herman), gro- ceries and liquors, 2001 Powell


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street.


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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WOBBER HENRY, groceries and liquors, 636 Geary


Wochatz C, wines and liquors, 411 Bush WOERNER CARL, dressmaker and costumer, 223 Kearny


Woerner David, cooper, 104 Spear Woerz Christ, wines & liquors, 1607 Polk Woerz Gottlieb H, liquor saloon, 5 Hardie Place


Woessner Christian, liquor saloon, 720 Bryant


Woest John P, groceries and liquors, 943 Valencia


Wohlke John, liquor saloon, SE cor 5th and Jessie


Wohlke & Momsen (F W Wohlke and A Momsen), rustic window-shade fac- tory, 413 Mission


Wohltman H, liquor saloon, 655 3rd Wolf A & Co, boots and shoes, 208 6th Wolf Aaron, propr Lindell House, SW cor 6th and Howard


Wolf Abraham, upholsterer, 2006 Polk Wolf Fanny Mrs, dressmaker, 1023 How Wolf F C, paperhanger, 1228 Stockton Wolf Frederick, stockbroker, 318 Mont Wolf H, tailor, 335} 3rd


Wolf H Jr, wholesale shoes and dry goods, 414 Sacramento


Wolf Joseph, manufs' agent, 120 Sutter Wolf M & Co (Simon Goodman), cigar manufs, 356 3rd


Wolf Philip & Co, commission merchants, 304 Battery


Wolf W H, carpenter, 931 Mission


Wolfarth J M, bootmaker, 1322 Pacific Wolfe M A, dry goods, 822 Market


Wolfe William, fancy goods, NW cor Pa- cific and Stockton


WOLFE & SON (James E Wolfe), architects and publishers The Califor- nia Architect and Building Review, 240 Montgomery


WOLFEN MAX & CO, produce commission merchants, 216 Wash WOLFENSTEIN V. Heliograph Galiery, 1144 Market WOLFF AUGUST, bookbinder, 310 Post


Wolff Bernhard, birds and seeds, 109 4th Wolff Charles H, attorney at law, 401 Cal Wolff J, bootmaker, 603 Montgomery Ave Wolff M, tinsmith, 260 1st


Wolff M. tailor, 1503 Post


Wolff M A A, homoeopathic physician, 233 Montgomery Ave


WOLFF & LOZE (Henry Wolff and J E Loze), importers watch ma- terials and jewelers' findings, 120 Sut WOLFF & RHEINHOLD (Wil- liam Wolff and Hugo Rheinhold), importers and commission merchants, 324 Washington


Wolfmeier Elizabeth Mrs, fruits and vege- tables, 1211 Steiner


Wolfrom Adam, manuf cigars, 646 Mkt Wollitz Theodore, bakery, 1425 Dupont Wolters Brothers (Henry and, August Wolters), wholesale liquors 221 Cal


WOLTERS H & BROTHERS (Richard), groceries and liquors, NE cor 20th and Guerrero


Wolters William, groceries and liquors, 29 Clementina


WOLTERS & CO (F Wolters and Frederick Brucking), wholesale and retail produce dealers, 69-70 Califor- nia Market


Womens' Co-operative Printing Office, Mrs L G Richmond Judd propr, 424 Montgomery


Wood A G, commission merchant, 321 California


Wood B & Co, commission merchants, 612 Clay


Wood Charles, tinware, 139 7th


Wood E J Mrs, millinery, 8 Kearny


Wood Emma Mme, dress-maker, 1019} Larkin


WOOD GEORGE M & CO, engravers, stationers, stencil cutters, copperplate printers, stencil stock, etc, 120 Post


Wood H, tailor, 627 Clay


Wood H Mrs, dress-maker, 1007} Stock Wood H P, real estate, 319 Montgomery Wood H V, butcher, Mission bet 29th and 30th


Wood Hugh, furniture, 677 Mission


Wood J Mrs, fancy goods, 210 2nd


Wood John, boots and shoes, 408 24th Wood John F Mrs, dressmaker, 120} Turk Wood Joseph M, attorney at law, 704 Montgomery


Wood Mary Mrs, hair-dresser, 513 Bush Wood M F, manager Pacific Motor Co, 5-7 Bcale


Wood Samuel M, tailor, 775 Market


Wood William C, sail maker, 44 Market Wood William E, stock broker, 318 Mont Wood William H, attorney at law, 715 Clay


Wood W S, attorney at law, 9 Nevada Block


Woodbridge Alfred F, book and job printer, 125 Sansom


WOODBURY FRANK C, sec- retary Hcald's Business College, 24 Post


Woodbury & Merguire (George E Wood- bury and J L Merguire), propr Cen- tral Box Factory, Ss Berry bet 4th and 5th


Woodhams & Ludlum (Oscar Woodhamns and Edward Ludlum), proprs Empire House, 16 Beale


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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Woods Annie, boarding, 541 1st Woods F N & Co, poultry, 67 California Market


Woods Frank H, capitalist, 408 California Woods Preston, fruits, 13 4th


Woods Samuel D, attorney at 'law, 315 California


Woods Thomas, cemetery fence builder, SE cor O'Farrell and Broderick


Woods & Collins (G orge L Woods and W H Collins), attorneys at law, 504 Kearny


Woods & Freeborn William Freeborn and Walter Turnball), stock brokers, 316 Pine


WOODWARD E N. dentist, 920 Market


Woodward William, manager Woodward's Gardens, Mission bet 13th and 14th


WOODWARD WILLIAM A, dentist, 920 Market


Woodward's Gardens, Mission bet 13th and 14th


Woodworth John, lodgings, 215 Broad WOODWORTH, SCHELL & CO (estate of Theodore L Schell), importers and manuf pianos and or- gans, 12 Post


Woolf John, hair-dresser, 221 Dupont WOOLHOUSE & HILLIARD


(O B Woolhouse and D M Hilliard), butchery and grocers, 400 Capp cor 19th


Woolsey Ezra W, sheep raiser, 418 Cali- fornia


Wooster, Hubbell & Co (J B Wooster, C P Hubbell and D D Shattuck), whole- sale provisions, 317-319 Front


Worden William H, manuf lubricating oils, etc, 1619 Broderick and 221 Com Wores Joseph, hats and caps, 609 Wash Workingmen Free Library Association, 1235 Market


WORKMAN JOHN, coffee sa- loon and restaurant, 605 Davis


Wormuth A H, liquor saloon, 514 Grove Wormwood Henry, liquor saloon, 931} Folsom


Worn George A, real estate, 438 Cal Worsham Ludson, physician and sur- geon, 413 Bush


Worsham W S & Co (Charles Pick), gro- eeries and liquors, 301 Tyler Worster Thomas D, bakery, 217 16th Worth Sidney, physician, 426 Sutter


WORTMANN FERDINAND, wines and liquors, 719 Clay Wortmann Ferdinand, wines and liquors, SW cor Kearny and Clay Wrage John, fancy goods, 244 6th Wrede August, bakery, 1310 Pacific Wrede C & Co (Deitrich Weber), liquor sal-on, NW cor Clay and East


Wreden Claus & Co (William Fautz, C Vorrath and H Wreden), proprs Washington Brewery, SE cor Lom- bard and Taylor


Wrede Cord, liquor saloon, 419 East


Wrede D, groceries and liquors, NE cor 17th and Guerrero


Wrede Edward, hair-dresser, 1309 Pacific WREDE HERMAN. wood and coal, 1218 Pacific


Wrede John, liquor saloon, 222 Wash Wrede Julius, wood and coal, 1623 Pow


WREN JOHN, wood and coal, N s 22nd bet Harrison and Alabama Wright B F, tailor, 41 Geary


Wright J W H, physician, 850 Market Wright John manuf picks, 13-15 Fre


Wright John A, attorney at law, 16 Ne- vada Block


Wright Mitchel, groceries and liquors, 20 6th


Wright R Percy, attorney at law, 310 Pine


Wright William, lamps and coal oil, 300 Montgomery Ave


Wright William H, stockbroker, 420 Montgomery


Wright William J, manuf confectionery, 928 Larkin


Wright's Hotel, David T Griffiths propr, 218 Broadway


Wright & Bowne (Henry C Wright and W S Bowne), ship chandlery, 54-56 Steuart


Wright & Hanchette (G W Wright and H J Hanchetto), stationers, etc, 1430 Stockton and 433 Montgomery Ave


Wright & Riley (James Wright and John Riley), contractors sewer and night- work, 126 Geary


Wright & Sanders (John Wright and George H Sanders), architects, 418 California


Wrysey Mrs, bakery, 704 Filbert


Wulbern D & Co. paints, oils, etc, 606 Post


Wulbern John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Filbert and Laguna


Wulff Peter, pickle factory, 422 Davis Wulzen Detrick H, groceries and liquors, NE cor 9th and Folsom


Wunderer & Seeli (Andrew Wunderer and Gasper Seeli) confectionery, 1233 Stockton


WUNSCH M & CO (Theodore Kirchhoff and Aug Heilbronner), im- porters diamonds, jewelry and silver- wares, etc, 206 Kearny


Wunsch Nicholas, hair-dresser, NW cor 11th and Railroad Ave


Wunsche Gustave, restaurant, 46 Steuart Wurkheim F, commission merchant, 22 Sansom


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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Wurkheim & Co (Morris Wurkheim), cloaks and suits, 125 Kearny


Wurzburger & Koch, importers millinery goods, 206 Bush


Wuthrich John, butcher, 415 Geary


WYATT, HASKIN & CO (J M Wyatt and J B Haskin Jr New York), manuf agents, 118 Front




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