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 9

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


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CAPITOL FLOURING MILLS, Deming, Palmer & Co, proprs, 202 Sacramento


Capitol House, F L Turpin propr, 537 Sacramento


Capp Charles S, real estate agent, 418 Montgomery


Caraffa G B, baker, 1309 Dupont


Caraicci Frederigo, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and Laguna


Carasco Lorenzo, wines and liquors, 1229 Dupont


Card William H, dentist, 646 Market


Cardinell John A, collecter, 234 Mont


Cardinet E H, dairy produce, 83 and 85 California Market


Cardoza John & Co, (Antonio F Rodgers), boarding, 415 Drumm


Carey A M Miss, dressmaker, 126 Kearny Carey J H, teacher languages, 612 Cal


Carissere F Mrs, hair and perfumery, 113 Dupont


Carit 1 Alfonso, commission merchant, 405 Front


Carl David E, horseshoer, 1104 Vallejo Carl Rosa Mrs, bakery, 1318 Polk


CARL WILLIAM H, cooperage and dealer in barrels, 105 Oregon bet Front anl Davis


Carli C, bootmaker, 503 Green


Carlisle A & Co, (H R Williar Jr), station- ery, 110 Leidesdorff


Carll Alonzo W, teacher dancing SW cor Grove and Laguna


Carlson C I, furniture, 223 4th


Carlson William H, publisher, 320 Sansom Carlson & Currier, (Edward Carlson and James P Currier), commission iner- chants, 569 Market


CARLSON & JOHNSON, (CE Carlson and Henry Johnson), coffee saloon, 425 Drumm


Carlton Charles C, insurance broker, 311 California


Carlton Henry, Jr, agent .Etna Insurance Co, 311 California


Carmach & Barber, (William Carmach and Peter Barber), liquor saloon, 666 Mission


Carman William, physician, 410 Post Carmany John H & Co, publishers, 409 Washington


Carmany & Crosett, (J W Carmany and A A Crosett), gents' furnishing goods, 25 Kearny


Carma z Adolph, watchmaker, 527 San Carmouche M, chairmaker, 124 Main


CARNALL & CHAPMAN (Na- than C Carnall and William H Chap- man), Berkeley real estate, 320 San Carnsi Thornton, attorney at law, 614 Merchant


Caro L Mme, shirt manufacturer, 113 Stockton


Caro Louis, fancy goods, 236 5th and liquor saloon 224 5th


Caro Morris, clothing, 414 Pacific


Carolan, Cory & Co, (James Carolan and Isaac H Cory), wholesale hardware, 117-119 California


CAROLIN JAMES, wines and liquors, 353 3d


Caronte Joseph, manuf umbrellas, 138 Post Carpentier I'dward P, attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Ave


Carpentier Horace W, attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Ave


Carr James, propr Portland Hotel, 54 Sacramento


PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING HOUSE,


TH AND CASTRO STREETS, OAKLAND.


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


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Carr Julia G Miss, millinery, 116 6th Carr Thomas, liquor saloon, 306 Minna


CARR WILLIAM B, capitalist, 310 Pine


Carran William, horseshoer, 722 Broad Carran Joseph, butcher, 1300 Mission Carroll Bros, (Thomas and Patrick), gro- ceries and liquors, NE cor 3d and Minna


Carroll Dennis, groceries and liquors, 219 17th


Carroll Emma Miss, millinery, 56 3d


Carroll John, groceries and liquors, 509 Howard


Carroll John, wood and coal, 213 11th


Carroll John C, bakery, 103 1st and 428 Folsom


Carroll John F, liquor saloon, 200 San Carroll Michael, bootmaker, 1329 Clay


Carroll R T & Co, wholesale liquors, 328 Sansom


Carson James G, attorney at law, 330 Pine


Carson John B, attorney at law, 131 Mont Carson Samuel, manuf agent, 120 Sutter Carsten & Schloh, (Frederick Carsten and Louis Schloh), groceries and liquors, 2056 Mission


Carstulovich John, oyster saloon, 1022 Larkin


Cartan C M, house-painter, 434 Kearny Cartan, McCarthy & Co, (F M Cartan and T F McCarthy), wholesale liquors, 513 Sacramento


Carter George E, stockbroker, 313 Mont Carter Lizzie Miss, milliner, 906 Market Carter Robert W, real estate and money broker, 302 Montgomery


Castle Charles, cigars and tobacco, 356 3d Carter & Lightfoot, (John W Carter and Caswell E E Mrs, milliner, 28 Post


Alfred R Lightfoot), attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery


Carty Luke, liquor saloon, 1329 Sansom Carvell Theodore F, propr Lombard and Bay Warehouses, W s Sansom, nr Lombard


Carvill Manufacturing Co, 7 and 9 Powell Cary James C, Judge Superior Court, 507 Montgomery


Casabianca Santa, liquors, 894 Front


Casanova, Fairbank & Co, (Jose R Casa- nova and 'Charles E Fairbank), pub- lishers La Revista del Comercio, 320 Sansom


Casavecchia & Gesvret, (E Casavecchia and Eugene Gesvret), Custom House brok- ers, 417 Washington


CASEBOLT HENRY, superinten- tent Sutter Street Rail Road Co, 1201 Larkin, and treasurer Central Gar- d nº, 411} California


Cases Albert, bootmaker, 702 Broadway Casey Daniel, stationery, 1131 Mission Casey John D, liquor saloon, 2100 How


Casey Owen, groceri.s and liquors, NE cor Bryant and Chesley


CASEY PETER S REV, pastor St Peter's Church, res N s Alabama near 24th


Casey Thomas J, propr Revere House, 48 4th


Casino Hispana Americano, 212 Sutter CASNER J & CO, (Jonas Casner and Henry Moskowitz), cigar manufrs, 615 Sansom


Cass John J, locksmith, 350 3d Cassell John F, real estate, 324 Pine


Casserly Eugene, attorney at law, 318 California


Cassidy Edward, fruits, SE cor Post & Lyon Cassidy Matthew, livery stable, 64 and 66 Minna


CASSIN F & P J, wholesale liquors and rectifiers, 12-14 California Cassin S & Co, wood and coal, 907 Wash Cassio G A, hair-dresser, 1423 Dupont Cassler R Mrs, bakery, 26 Dupont


Castagnet & Lecussan, (P Castagnet and


P Lecussan), liquor saloon, 530 Merch Castagnetto Andrea, butcher, 1722 Stock Castagnetto G, dry goods, 1234 Dupont Castagnetto Petro, groceries, 1406 Dup Castel Georges, furniture and gilder, 415} Powell


Castelhun Frederick J, attorney at law, 609 Sacramento


CASTIS N, oyster saloon and restuar- ant, 917 Market, and fruits and vege- tables, 24 Bay City Market


Castle Bros, (F L Castle), wholesale gro- cers, 213 Front


Catechi John, fruits, 204 Second


Cathcart A B, mining secretary, 327 Pine Catlow & Johnson, (John Catlow and C F Johnson), wholesale cattle and sheep butchers. 331 Montgomery


Catoir Julius, butcher, 1402 Pacific


Cattermole Charles, groceries and liquors, 701 Davis


Cattermole Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor Vallejo and Mason


Cavagnaro D, groceries and liquors, 628 Broadway


Cavagnaro Francisco, boots and shoes, 1427 Dupont


Cavallcra L & Co (Frank Michel), grocer- ies and liquors, SW cor Ellis and Mason


Cavalli Paul, machinist, 1021 Kearny Cavanagh James, tailor, 139 5th


Cavasso Isidore, shirtmaker, 618 Wash


Cavendish M, manager Protective and Collection Institute, 213 Sansom


Caverly R B, propr Avalanche and In- surance Journal, 410 California


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.


: CENTRAL GARDENS .??


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SSOCIATION


INCORPORATED NOVEMBER, 1879.


Capital Stock $500,000.


50,000 Shares. Par Value $10.00


P. B. NAGLE, Pres. T. W. HINCHMAN, Vice Pres. MARCUS M. COOK. Treas. SEIXAS SOLOMONS, Sec'y G. W. PAGET, Superintendent and Manager.


OFFICE 411₺ California St., San Francisco.


See Advertisement Next Page.


CENTRAL GARDENS ASSOCIATION


DIRECTORS :


P. B. NAGLE, T. W. HINCHMAN, SEIXAS SOLOMONS, MILO HOADLEY. R. T. VAN NORDEN,


P. H. BLAKE,


MARCUS M. COOK, Treasurer.


The Gardens will be laid out in walks, its grass and elover spots will be formed in artistic shapes, its shrubbery, flowers, ete., of the choieest and most varied kinds, all under the direction of skillful gardeners. There will be fountains, avi- aries, conservatories, menageries, fish ponds, and a large pond for the aceommo- (lation of Sea Lions. Already a collection of the above has been seeured. It is intended that every convenience for the repose and refreshment of visitors and pleasure-seekers will be maintained. A RECREATION GROUND; also due space for games, athletie sports, flying horses, roundabouts, swings, pneumatic railroad, etc., will be provided. A CAPACIOUS AMPHITHEATRE will be ereet- cd, from which balloons will be anchored, from which the less venturesome but funny ones may aseend almost through the clouds, or "go up in a big balloon boys." The Pavilion to be erected will accommodate over 5,000 persons in a com- fortable and agrecable manner.


The Central Gardens


Are situated at the junction of Central Avenue and Geary street or Lobos Avenue, and will have several entrances on each avenue. At its western slope (owing to to its elevation) the view is unsurpassed by any point in the city. Upon this slope it is proposed to erect an Observatory and furnish it with_telescopes, cam- era-obscuras and other essential instruments and details.


THUS A MAGNIFICENT PANORAMIC VIEW


Will be obtained of Mount Diablo on the East, the Farralones on the West, the Coast Range and the waters of San Pablo Bay on the North, even unto Mount Hamilton on the South. Not far distant can be seen the picturesque heights of the San Bruno range of mountains, the Presidio, Angel, Alcatraz and Goat Islands and their fortifications, with which our beautiful bay is surrounded.


It is very accessible, being on the Geary-street Cable Road, at its terminus, and immediately in front of the Lone Mountain or Central Railroad, at Central Ave- nuc. The Steam Dummy Train running in connection with the former, passes the Gardens en-route to Golden Gate Park. The California and Sutter Street Cable line runs to Central Avenue.


C. W. PAGET, Superintendent and Manager.


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


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Cawley W, wines and li quors, 147 3d Ceasar J, oyster saloon, 1022 Market Cecchetini F, contractor, 718 Greenwich Cedar Knoll Vineyard (Napa Co), P and H


Hagen proprs, Neuman & Putzman agents, 340 Pine


Cediery Emma Mme, laundry, 903 Larkin Cefous James, hair-dresser, 905} Howard Cella Antonio, fruits, 102 Second


Cella Dominico, fruits and cigars, 423 Washington


Cellner William, cigarmaker, 717 Sansom Cennogorato Flia, fruits and cigars, 1817 Union


Cenogocevich Christopher, restaurant, NW cor Stockton and Jackson


Centennial Planing Mille, W B Bradbury propr, 556 Brannan


Center John, real estate, 420 California


Central Box Factory, Woodbury & Mer- guire proprs, 3 s Berry bet 4th and 5th Central California Colony, 306 Pine


CENTRAL GARDENS, George W


Pag t superintendent and manager, NW cor Geary and Central Ave, 411} California


Central Hotel, M Foley propr, 217 Broad Central Mills, Christopher F Mohrig propr Ns Berry bet 4th and 5th


Central Pacific Hotel, Michael Farrell propr, 348 4th


CENTRAL PACIFIC R R CO,


A N Towne general superintendent, NE cor 4th and Townsend


Central R R Co, John H Hayes secretary, 32 Turk


Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 428 -430 Pacific


Cereghino R & Co, groceries and liquors, Mission bet 29th and 30th


Cerf J & Co (Albert Cerf and Alphonse Dennery), crockery, plated ware, 517- 519 Market


CERINI FRANK, junk, 205-207 Davis


CEVASCO G B, propr La Voce del Popolo, 603 Washington


Ceviole Giovanni, fruits, 25 Stockton Chabree O Mrs, dressmaker, 841 Pacific Chadbourne F S & Co, furniture etc, 735 Market


Chadbourne J & Co, grain merchants, 208 Davis


Chadbourne S W, cigars and tobacco, 4034 Montgomery Ave


CHADBOURNE THOMAS J,


ship bread and cracker bakery, 214 Sacramento, factory 1412-1418 Dup Chagal N P, restaurant, 11 New Metro- politan Market


CHAIGNEAU A & CO (P Chaig- n au), proprs California Label Press, 536 Clay


CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.


Morris Marcus secretary, 17 Mer- chant's Exchange


Chamberlain Eloise Mrs, propr Chamber- lain House. NE cor Bush and Stockton Chamberlain George W, attorney at law, 616 Sacramento


Chamberlain & Co (William Chamberlain), wholesale butchers, 38-40 San Fran- cisco Market


CHAMBERLAIN & ROBIN- SON (W E Chamberlain and T E Robinson), proprs Pacific Business College, 320 Post


Chambers Alexander W, carpenter, 1714 Devisadero


Chancel J Mme, laundry. 2405 California CHANDLER CHARLES. wines and liquors, California Theater


CHANDLER R D, coal and iron, and agent South Wellington, Eastport and Coos Bay Coal Co's, 118-120 Pac Chanhoune Jules, varieties. 850 Wash


CHANNEL POTTERY, 436 Mont Chapin George W, real estate agent, 313 Montgomery


Chapman C B, physician, 801 Montgomery Chapman H, jeweler, 614 Merchant


Chapman Henry, naturalist, 602 California Chapman Russell, real estate agent, 137 Montgomery


Chapman William S, real estate, 306 Pine Chappotteau Gustave, wines and liquors, 509 Bush


Charbonnat August & Co), Frederick Charbonnat), groceries and liquors, 117 9th


Charbonnat Paul, hair-dresser. 21 Mont- gomery Ave


Charbonnel Joseph, restaurant, 817 Mont ( hariot Joseph, watchmaker, 719 Valencia Charles H A, mining secretary, 419 Cal Charlot M D Mme, ladies' hair-dresser, 1638 Polk


CHARLTON GROEPER, propr Washington Livery and Sale Stable, 9 Washington near East Charpiot Joseph, house-painter, 1110 Dup Chartier A. wines and liquors, 324 6th Chase Ellen Mrs, dressmaker, 119 Ellis


Chase Lillie Mrs, furnished rooms, 426 Kearny


Chase Robert P. physician, 920 Market


Chase William T, carpenter, 24 Howard Chase William W & Co, hay and grain, 1912 Market


Chase & Wolff (James P Chase and Charles Wolff), stevedores, 900 Front


Chateau M Mrs, midwife, 15 Stockton Chatonet A, wines and liquors, 500 Broad Chattin Ed , ard, notary public, 442 C'al


Chanehe A G, wholesale liquors, 615 Front


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


TYPE and RULE FOR TILIS DIRECTORY frem OAKLAND TYPE FOUNDRY, 1059 Castro St.


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 MARKET.


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Chauvel Jane, laundry, 411 Sixth Cheeseman Frank S, groceries and liquor., 826 20th


Cheeseman Morton, capitalist, 68 Nevada Block


Cheever M R, butter, eggs, etc, 31 Center Market


Cheignon Adolphe, bakery, 247 Fourth Chelesier Louis, florist, Valencia bet 14th and 15th


CHELLINI GUSTAVUS, fruits and vegetables, 945 Bryant


Ch net Eugene, liquor saloon, NW cor 4th and Folsom


Chepernich L, fruits, SE cor Clay and Stockton


Chepernich Steve & Co (John Porovich), fruits and cigars, 2005 Polk


Cheriluni Petri, cigars, 1341 Dupont


Cherry Frank W, shorthand reporter, 330 Pine


Cherry John W, sign painter, 517 Cal Chesebrough A, commission merchant, 218 California


Chesley C P, physician, 754 Howard Chessman Joseph, bushing blocks, 18 Mkt Chester Frederick & Co (Frederick Ches- ter), dry goods, 34 Montgomery


CHEVALIER F. &


Co (Albert Chevalier), importers wines and


liquors, 520-522 Washington


Chevalier Louis, cooper, 612 Battery Cheyne Robert, cigars and fruit, 140 1st Chicago Brewery, Henry Ahrens & Co proprs. 1420-1434 Pine


Chicago Hotel, John C Zuberbuehler, propr, 220 Pacific


Chick Elwell, carpenter, 1309 Leav


Chico and Colusa R R Co, H Dean secre- tary, 44 Nevada Block


Chickering & Thomas (William H Chick- ering and William Thomnas), attorneys at law, 214 Sansom


Chielovich E & Co (George Lazarevich & August Beck), restaurant, 509 Clay Chielovich E & Co (E Chielovich and L Radovich), wholesale liquors,601 Front China Traders Insurance Co (limited), Williams, Blanchard & Co agents, 218 California


Chin« se Insurance Co (limited), of Hong Kong, Degener & Co agents, 308 Cal Chipley T L M, attorney at law, 515 Cal Chismore George, physician, 920 Market Chittenden N W, attorney at law, 803 Montgomery


Chiucovich Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Sansom and Pacific


Chiucovich Steve, chop house, 26} Turk Choynski I N, bookseller, 34 Geary Chretien Gule, fruits, 400} Gear


Chretien John M, attorney at law, 230 Montgomery


Christ Edward, liquor saloon, 700 Mont- gomery


Christ John, propr Europa Brewery, SW cor 25th and Nebraska


Christensen C Mrs, dressmaker, 409 Oak


CHRISTIAN CHARLES, French and native wines and liquors, 313 Hayes


Christian Michael, horec clipper, 821 Geary


Christian R Mrs, dyer and cleaner, 41 Geary


Christian Sophia Mrs, bakery, 1600 Mason Christiansen Christina Mrs, midwife, 732 Folsom


Christiansen Hans, restaurant, 15 Pacific Christophe Louis, hair-dresser, 1405 Polk Christopher Telfer, dentist, 135 Kearny Christy J, blacksmith, Berry nr 4th


Christy & Wise (S P Christy and Thomas Denigan), commission merchants, 607 Front


CHRONICLE (San Francisco), Charles De Young & Co, NE cor Kearny and Bush


Chronicle House, William Abbott, propr 32 4th


CHURCH & CO (A S Church), im- porter dried fruits, etc, 407 Front


Church S R, coal and iron, 143 Post, 11 9th and NW cor Main and Folsom Church W A. propr Empire Lodging House, 636 Commercial


Chute Richard, shipping agent, 610 Front Cienega I Miss, dressmaker, 1613 Powell Cincinnati Hotel Meyer & Burmeister, propres, 529 Valencia


CIPRICO GEORGE M, presi- dent Cumberland Mining Co (Ari- zona), 417 California


Cirkle Julius, clothing, 116 Pacific Citron M L, clothing, 203 Pacific Citti Claude, wood engraver, 605 Mont


CITY AND COUNTY HOS- PITAL, E s Potrero Ave bet 22d and 23d


City Cab and Carriage Stables, F G J Margetson, propr, 176-180 Jessie


CITY FRONT LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLES, John W Morshead, propr, 25 Washington


CITY IRON WORKS, LOW & Chartrey, proprs, 26-28 Fremont


City Railroad Company, E De Witt super- intendent, NW cor 14th and Mission Claassen Brothers (Jacob and Peter), liquor saloon, 1 Front


CLABROUGH J P & BRO (Joseph), Birmingham, England, Wil- liam Galcher, business manager, S F, fire arms and fishing tackle and sport- ing material, 630 Montgomery


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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CLAFFEY CHARLES, propr


Mercantile Lunch, 212 Sansom Clancy John, whitener, 1009 Folsom Clapp & Jessup (Edward L Clapp and An- drew J Jessup, coffee and spice mills, 51 Fremont


Clar John, dry goods, 1220 Polk


Clare John, clothing, 105 Jackson


Clark Ada Mrs. Dancing Academy. 211 Sut CLARK CHARLES, attorney at law, 515 California


Clark Charles, bootmaker, 610} Howard CLARK E A, physician, 200 Stock Clark E S Mrs, ladies' nurse, 253 Minna


CLARK GEORGE BROTHER, spool cotton, Henry Doyle & Co, agent, 511 Market


Clark George W, paper hanger, 645 Market Clark H, office furniture, 531 California Clark H W, carpenter, N s Ellis bet La- guna and Buchanan


CLARK J K, M D homeopathic physician, 32} Geary


Clark Joseph Jr, attorney at law, 420 Montgomery


Clark Joseph M, boots and shoes, 337 Hayes


Clark Judson H, propr Boston Cracker Co, 132 4th


Clark L S, attorney at law, 606 Mont


Clark N, sewer pipes, 1047 Market


Clark Patrick, boots and shoes. 306 6th CLARK ROBERT L, horseshoer, 1062 Howard


Clark Thomas F, hair-dresser, cor Mission and 16th


Clark Truman S & Co (Horace L Howe), wire mattresses, 217 Bush


Clark William H, hair-dresser, 63 New Montgomery


Clark W M, wines and liquors, 409 4th


Clark & Webster (George Clark and Frank Webster), shipwrights, 24 How CLARKE AYLWIN C, lamps, vils and oil-stoves, 302 16th


Clarke Edward & Co (J J Wallace), ship- ping merchants, 108 Leidesdorff Clarke George, boarding, 110 Pacific Clarke J J, physician, 106 Stockton Clarken Matt, attorney at law, 330 Pine Clarken R M, attorney at law, 330 Pine Classen J C, builder and carpenter, 516 Kearny


CLAUDE ARMAND, fine jewelry and diamond setting. 110 Sutter


Claus J & Co (William Murray), poultry, 39-40 Grand Western Market


Clausen Francis, jeweler, 410 Kearny Clauss Jacob, sausages, 37 and 38 Grand Western Market


Claussen H H, veterinary surgeon, 332 Bush


Claussen J Mrs, bakery, 814 Laguna


Claussen John, cigar factory, 816 Laguna Claveloux Josephine Mme, dressmaker, 1104 Powell


Clawson L E, chimney tops. 213 and 1310- 1312 Market


Clay Street Hill Railroad Co, C P Camp- bell, secretary, 1401 Clay


Clayburgh & Brandenstein (M C'layburgh and H Brandenstein), livery stable, 112 Post


Clayton Charles, grain merchant, 400 Front


Clayton H J, dairy produce, 38 Centre Market


CLEARING HOUSE ASSO- CIATION, 209 Sansom


Cleary P M, bootmaker, 510 M ssion Cleary Robert, collector, 224 Mont Cleaveland H W, architect, 507 Mont Cleaver Christine, stationery, 223 16th


Clement E B, searcher records, 7101 Washington


Clement John. commission merchant, 211 Sansom


Clement John, laundry, 1056 Howard


Clement Joseph, searcher records, 710 Washington


Clements Gilbert, commission merchant., 318 Front


Clements R P & H N, attorneys at law, 606 Mon gomery


Clere P, teacher languages, 1017 Larkin Clerks Relief Society, 410 Kearny


Cleveland Charles D, physician, 604 Jones Cliff House, J G Foster, propr, W s Point Lobos Ave near Ocean


Clifford Robert, butcher, 234 4th


Clinch B J, architect, 637 Kearny Clinton Mary, bakery, 450 6th


Clough Frank M, attorney at law, 402 Montgomery


Clough George H, plumber, 2602 Folsom Clow Sarah, dressmaker, 948 Howard


CLUFF BROS (Richard, J S and William, wholesale and retail grocers, 9-11 Montgomery Ave and 40-42 2d Cluff W B & Co (C H Graham), groceries and provisions, 19 6th


Cluff & De Witt (W B Cluff and M De- Witt), groceries, 221-223 3d


Clute & Loveland (Francis W Clute and Lafayette Loveland), stock brokers, 242 Montgomery


CLYDE R S, attorney at law, 715 Clay


Coakley Jeremiah, wines and liquors, 236 Townsend


Coakly B Mrs, groceries, 60 Clementina Coast Review, J G Edwards, propr, 320 California


Coates C'aleb, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter and 565 Market


Cobb Charles, restaurant, 104 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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Cobb M G, attorney at law, 850 Market Coblentz Emile, shirt manufacturer, 26 Montgomery Ave


Cobliner Bros (I and S), wholesale milli- n ry goods, 543 Market


Coburn N, wood and coal, 1054 Folsom COCHRAN JOHN T co, produce commission merchants, 122 Clay


Cochran Simonton Rev, pastor St Peters Episcopal Church, res Commercial Hotel


COCHRAN E O, dentist, 850 Mar- ket cor Stockton


Cocian Nicola, restaurant, 1025 Dupont Cockrill T G & Co )James L Homer), wholesale liquors, 521 Front


Coddington E, wagonmaker, 197 Stev


CODE, ELFELT & CO (Philip D Code and Joseph Elfclt), manufs jellics, jams, preserves, 314 Washing- ton, factory 125 Main


Code Henry, fringe manuf, 751 Market Codington William H, president Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co, 412 Market Coe John T, collector, 328 Montgomery Coe O R, Health Lift, 402 Kearny Coen Frank, liquor saloon, 531 Jackson COEY JAMES, Postmaster S F, NW cor Washington and Battery Coffee A J, notary public, 509 Cal Coffee A J Mrs, proptrss St Cloud House, 418 Sutter


Coffey James, attorney at law, 530 Cal COFFEY JOHN J, attorney at law, 653 Clay


Coffin, Sanderson & Cook (Albert F Cof- fin, George R Sanderson and Joseph E Cook), stock brokers, 312 Pine


Coffin & Hendry (J W Coffin and Charles J Hendry), ship chandlery, 2-8 Market Coffin & Mayhew (Rodolphus W Coffin and Henry H Mayhew), druggists and apothecaries, SE cor 16th and Valen- cia and cor 20th and Mission


Cogan James, money broker, 403 Cal COGGESHALL J H, druggist, SE cor Bush and Pierce


Coghlan Daniel W, crockery and station- ery, 924 Larkin


Coghlan John, stationery, 519 Taylor Coghlan & McClure (John Coghlan and D) M McClure), attorneys at law, 526 Montgomery


Cogswell J L, dentist, 232 Sutter


Cohan D, manuf suits and cloaks, 3 Dup Cohane L, carpenter, 710 Turk


Cohen Abraham, tailor, 5163 Mission Cohen Alfred A, attorney at law, 329 Montgomery


Cohen Baruch, ladies' underwear, 1404} Powell


Cohen Carl, furniture, 1028 Howard


Cohen Charles, news-stand, 1102 Market Cohen D & Bros (Harris Cohen), clothing, 58 4th


Cohen David, locksmith, 1102 Folsom Cohen Gustave, tailor, 44 Geary


Cohen H, cigars and tobacco, 319 Pine


Cohen H Mrs, gents' furnishing goods, 931 Montgomery


Cohen Hannah Mrs, underwear, 1575 Mar- ket


Cohen Henry F, cigars and tobacco, 622 Market


Cohen Herman, picture and picture- frames, etc, 19 Dupont


Cohen I S, branch Singer Manuf Co, 1219 Polk


Cohen Isidor, dry goods, 310 6th


Cohen Israel, cigars and tobacco, 231 Kearny


Cohen James Mrs, fruits, 1131 Howard


Cohen Joseph, clothing, 216 Pacific


Cohen King, crockery, 352 Third


Cohen Louis, tailor, 547 Mission


Cohen Meyer, bootmaker, 249 8th


Cohen Phillip, hair-dresser and baths, 12 Sacramento


Cohen Simon, astrologer, 425 Kearny Cohen W & Co (William Cohen, Leopold Hirsch and Constant Meyer), manufs gents' furnishing goods, 13 Battery Cohen William, sewing machines, 139 6th Cohn Aaron, clothing, 816 Montgomery Cohn Adolph, watchmaker, 124} 6th Cohn Alexander, crockery, 1615 Polk Cohn David, physician, 421 O'Farrell Cohn Edward & Co (Julius Berger), cigars and tobacco, 225 Montgomery Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 635 Mission


COHN G CO (Anton Nathan), i u porters and manufe cigars, 230-232 Front


Cohn H, woolen underwear, 912 Market Cohn Jacob, bootmaker, 103 Pacific


Cohn J M, clothing, 824 Market and 228 6th


Cohn Lewis, clothing, 408 Pacific


Cohn Louis, bootmaker, 500 Pacific


Cohn Louis, poultry, 73 Grand Arcade Market


Cohn Louis M, agent Greenhood, Bohm & Co (Montana Ter), 209 Sansom


Cohn M, clothing, 244 4th


Cohn Michael, clothing, 410 Pacific


Cohn Misses (Hannah and Theresa), mil- linery, 428 Hayes


Cohn Morris, bootmaker, 910 Larkin


Cehn Morris B, clothing, 131 Jackson


Cohn Morris D, fancy goods, 959} Mission Cohn Myer, clothing, 516 4th


Cohn Nathan, tailor, 931 Market


Cohn, Rosenblum & Co (M Cohn, H Rosen- blum and Theodore Cohn), dry goods, SE cor Hyde and Pacific


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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