The Salt Lake City directory and business guide, compiled and arranged by E.L. Sloan, 1869 , Part 15

Author: Edward Lennox Sloan 1830-1874
Publication date: 1869
Publisher: Salt Lake City, Utah: published by E.L. Sloan
Number of Pages: 182


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Cancelling Stamps,


MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake Candles (Star and Tallow) and Soap, Whol. SCHNEIDER E. & CO. 20 LaSalle


Carpets, Whol.


ALLEN & MACKEY, S9 S. Clark


HOLLISTER & PHELPS, 114 and 116 State. (See adv't page 202) 1 SPEAR, PRINCE & CO. 84 and 36 State


Carriage Hardware.


HUNTER N. D. 202 Lake


Carriage Dealers.


COAN & TEN BROEKE CARRIAGE MNFG. CO.[67 and 69 Adams


Carriage Goods. HAYDEN & KAY, 45 and 47 Lake ₱


Carriage Mnfrs.


COAN & TEN BROEKE CARRIAGE MNEG. CO.16E and 69 Adams


Cheese Dealers, Whol.


BOGARDUS H. A. & CO. 181 S. Water


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Children's Carriages, ?Whol.


VERGHO, RUHLING & CO. 104 Lake


China and Glassware.


HINRICHS & SONTAG, 56 Lake Cigars and Tobacco, Whol.


PARTRIDGE JOHN C. & CO. 48 Dearborn


Cloaks and Cloakings.


GRISWOLD J. W. & CO. 48 and 50 Wabasir av. Cloaks and Shawls, Whol. FIELD, LEITER & CO. State, cor. Washington Clock Mufrs. and Dealers.


AMERICAN CLOCK CO. W. F. Tompkins, agt. 115 Lake. (See adv't inaide back tover)


Clothes Wringers, Whol. DUVALL HARRY, 164 Lake Clothing, Whol.


CLEMENT, OTTMAN & CO. 27 and 29 Randolph KELLOGG CHAS. P. & CO. 24 and 26 Laks KOHN A. & H. & CO. 86 Michigan av,


I. O. DAY. W. T. ALLEN. O. OORYELL. ED. O. ALLEN.


Allen


WHOLESALE


GROCERS


-AND -


Tea Dealers,


Nos. 34 and 36 Randolph Street, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


Exclusively Wholesale.


FITCH, WILLIAMS & CO.


Dealers in


Hats, Caps, Etc.


33 & 35 Lake St., cor. Wabash Ave.


CHICAGO, - - - ILLINOIS.


We have at all seasons a very large stock of


Staple Fur and Wool Hats


And a general assortment of


STRAW GOODS, CAPS, PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, ETC.


Suited to the Western Trade, on which we make the Lowest Market Prices.


FITCH, WILLIAMS & CO.


CHICAGO BUSINESS HOUSES.


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LOVEJOY WM. B. & CO. 102 and 104 Michigan av. YOUNG BROS. & CO. 98 and 100 Michigan av. (See adv't page 214) WADSWORTH PHILIP & CO. 34 and 36 Lake WHITE BROS. & CO. 48 and 45 Wabash av.


Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings. BEARDSLEE CHARLES, BROS. & CO. 87 and 89 Mich- igan av. (See adv't page 214)


Coach and Saddlery Hardware, Whol. BUCHANAN, CARPENTER & CO. 179 Lake


Commission Merchants.


CLOUGH & ELLIS, 79 and 81 State SMITH & DEXTER, 121 S. Water


Confectioners, Whol. PAGE M. E. & CO. 24 Michigan av. SANFORD C. W. 88 Randolph


Copying Presses. MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Cotton Batting, Carpet Warps, etc. BENHAM & BROWN, 42 and 46 Randolph


Cracker Mnfrs. WOODMAN C. L. & CO. 230 and 282 Kinzie. (See ady't page 200)


Crockery and Glassware.


JAEGER F. & E. 73 Wabash av. KETCHUM & MORTIN, 40 Randolph


Crockery, Importers and Jobbers. BOWEN IRA P. & CO. 170 Lake


Cutlery and Guns.


JOHNSON, SPENCER & CO. 44 Lake and Sheffield, England


Cutlery Mnfrs. CHICAGO CUTLERY MANUFACTURING CO. 202 Lake


Dress Goods, Whol.


BOWEN, WHITMAN & WINSLOW, 15 and 17 Ran- dolph. (See adv't inside front cover) FARWELL JOHN V. & CO. 42, 44 and 46 Wabash av. (See adv't opp. front paster)


Dry Goods, Com. Mers.


BUTTERS WM. A. & CO. 5, 7, 9 and 11 Randolph CHICKERING & NEW, 83 State


Dry Goods, Fancy. HARMON, AIKEN & CO. 23 and 25 Randolph


Dry Goods, Whol.


BOWEN, WHITMAN & WINSLOW, 15 and 17 Ran- dolph. (See adv't inside front cover) CARSON, PIRIE & CO. 60 and 62 Wabash av. FARWELL JOHN V. & CO. 42, 44 and 46 Wabash av. (See adv't opp. front paster) FIELD, LEITER & CO. State cor. Washington HUNT, BARBOUR & HALE, 35 and 37 Lake and 75 to 79 Michigan av.


JACKSON S. D. & CO. 52 and 54 Wabash av. KEITH D. W. & A. & CO. 76 and 78 Wabash av. STETTAUERS & WINEMAN, 15 and 17 Lake


Druggists, Whol.


BURNHAM & VAN SCHAACK, 1 and 3 Randolph DWYER E. P. & CO. 92 and 94 Lake


Engines.


COOPER C. & J. & CO. 88 Michigan av.


Engravers, Corporate, Notariel and Wax Seal. MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Engravers, General. MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Engravers, Wedding and Card. MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Engravers, Wood. MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Visiting


HAT


Envelope Warehouse.


MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Fancy Goods.


HINRICHS & SONTAG, 56 Lake VERGHO, RUHLING & CO. 104 Lake 1


Farming Tools, Stoves and Hollow Ware.


AUSTIN & BOAL, 221 and 223 S. Water. (Sce adr' front of Chicago Department)


Fruit Dealer, Whol.


ROBERTS S. C. 89 S. Water


Fruits and Fancy Groceries.


BENNET, FULLER & CO. 15 Dearborn


Fruits, Pickles, Jellies, etc. THOMAS & CO. 91 S. Water


Furnishing Goods, Ladies.


FISK D. B. & CO. 58 and 55 Lake


Furnishing Goods, Whol.


FIELD, LEITER & CO. State, cor. Washington PRICE, ROSENBLATT & CO. 42 Lake


Furniture Mnfrs. and Dealers.


BEIERSDORF J. 172 Lake HALE A. L. & BRO .. Canal, near Randolph STRONG WM. W. 208 Randolph. (See adv't page 198) : TOBEY CHARLES, 87 to 91 State


Gas Fixtures, Whol.


FOSTER E. W. & CO. 166 Lake


Garden Seeds.


CARPENTER, JOHNSON & COLES, 186 Randolph


Gents' Furnishing Goods.


BROWN & PRIOR, 98 Wabash av. WHITE BROS. & CO. 48 and 45 Wabash ar.


German Bookseller.


SONNE CHAS. 47 LaSalle


Glassware, All Kinds.


HINRICHS & SONTAG, 56 Lake


Grindstones, Whol. and Rot. HALE THOMAS, 480 to 484 N. Water


Grocers, Whol.


BECKWITH C. H. 118 and 114 S. Water


DAY, ALLEN & CO. 34 and 36 Ranpolph. (See ady't page 212)


DURAND BROS. & POWERS, 191 S. Water GRAFF M. & CO. 87 S. Water


GRANNIS & FARWELL, 19 and 21 Randolph


Guns, Pistols and Sporting Apparatus. FOSTER JAMES H. & CO. 186 Lake


Guns, Whol.


FOLSOM BROTHERS & CO. agency for Henry & Sons" Rifles, 194 Lake


Hair Dealer, Wig Maker, Hair Jewel- er, Etc. CAMPBELL M. 81 S. Clark. (See adv't page 186)


Hardware, Whol.


BRINTNALL, TERRY & BELDEN, 175 Lake GREENEBAUM SONS, 240 Randolph MARKLEY, ALLING & CO. 51 Lake WAYNE J. L. & SON, 190 Lake


WAYNE J. L. & SON, dealers in Gen. eral and Cabinet Hardware. Coffin Trimmings and Undertakers' Goods. 190 Lake Street.


Hat and Cap Mnfr,


LOOMIS J. M. 95 S. Clark


Hats, Caps and Furs.


CARHART, LEWIS & TAPPAN, 43 and 45 Wabash av. FITCH, WILLIAMS & CO. 38 and 35 Lake. (See adv't page 212)


CHAS. BEARDSLEE, New York. REUBEN BEARDSLEE, Chicago.


PHINEAS BEARDSLEE, Chicago. WM. P. HUMBLE, Chicago.


CHAS. BEARDSLEE BROS. & CO. Wholesale Dealers in


CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,


Vestings, Etc. -- AND -- TALORS' TRIMMINGS. Nos. 87 and 89 Michigan Avenue, CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS.


Young Brothers & Co.


WHOLESALE


CLOTHING


AND


Furnishing Goods,


Nos. 98 and IOO Michigan Avenue,


CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


120 Chambers St., N. Y., & 510 Main Street, St. Louis.


Our Clothing is manufactured by our New York House, and to all Western buyers We guarantee Eastern facilities. W. F. ADAMS.


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CHICAGO BUSINESS HOUSES.


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GIMBEL, LINDAUR & CO. 64 and 66 Wabash av. KEITH BROS. 68 and 70 Wabash av. KENT, WELSH & CO. 22, 24 and 26 Randolph SATTERLEE, SIVYER & FOWLER, 46 Lake SWEET, DEMPSTER & CO. 102 and 104 Michigan av.


Hoop Skirt MInfrs.


OSBORNE & CHEESMAN COMPANY, 4S and 50 Wa- bash av.


Hoop Skirts and Corsets.


PRIDE OF THE WEST HOOP SKIRTS AND COR- SETS, W. W. Houghton, agt. 56 and 58 Wabash av.


Horticultural Seed Warehouse. HOVEY & HEFFRON, 57 State. (See adv't page opp. front paster)


Hotels.


BRIGGS HOUSE, Randolph, cor. Wells. (See adv't page 216)


ST. JAMES' HOTEL, Merseral & Libby, proprs. State, cor. Washington


Iron Foundry.


NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO. 10 N. Jefferson


Iron, Nails and Steel, Whol.


FLINT & AYER. 16 and 18 Wells


KIRK, COLEMAN & CO. 189 S. Water. page 210)


(See adv't


Iron Works.


CHICAGO IRON WORKS, F. Letz & Son. proprs. 84 to 92 Franklin


Japanese and Chinese Goods. HAUGHEY W. P. 35 Madison


Lamps and Glassware.


BOWEN IRA P. & CO. 170 Lake CASE & SAVIN, 97 Michigan av.


Lanterns and Signals.


CHICAGO MANUFACTURING CO. 43 and 45 Frank- lin. (See adv't page 218) DANE, WESTLAKE & COVERT, 95 Michigan av.


Lard Oil Mnfrs. FAIRBANK, PECK & CO. 14 LaSalle


Law Book Publishers.


CALLAGHAN & COCKCROFT,


LAW BOOKSELLERS,


PUBLISHERS & IMPORTERS,


Our stocklof Law Books is the largest in the West, and our facilities for collecting scarce Law Books are unequalled.


Catalogues sent Gratis upon application.


80 Dearborn Street,


CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS.


MYERS E. B. & CO. 87 Washington


Leaf Tobacco and Cigars. CASE S. S. & CO. 149 S. Water


Linen Shirts, Bosoms, Collars and Cuffs. GEO. CHURCHILL, OF TROY, N. Y., Chickering & New, sole western agts. 83 State


Liquor Dealers, Whol. MOESE & CO. 117 S. Water. (See adv't inside front . cover) SWETT & LEONARD, 111 S. Water, cor. Dearborn


Lithographers. MIDDLETON J. W. & Co. 196 Lake


Leather and Findings.


KALTENEGGER & SCHUMANN, 49 Franklin UNION HIDE AND LEATHER CO. 207 Lake. (See adv't page 198)


Lumber; Hardwood.


HATCH, HOLBROOK & CO. 265 Archer av. and Kings- bury, cor. Erie. (See adv't page 194)


Machinery.


HAWKINS & JAMES, dealers in Ma- chinery, 193 S. Water St., Chicago.


Machine Shop.


NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO. 10 N. Jef- ferson


Malleable. Iron Foundry.


NORTHWESTEN MANUFACTURING CO. 10 N. Je ferson


Melodeons.


KIMBALL W. W. 63 Washington


Merchandise Brokers.


MARSH V. A. & CO. Special attention given to pur- chasing of grocerles for the wholesale trade weat. 82 S. Water


Mill Furnishing.


NOYE WILLIAM F. 228 and 230 Washington. (See adv't page 204)


Millinery and Straw Goods, Whol.' FISK D. B. & CO. 53 and 55 Lake WEBSTER & GAGE, 78 Lake


Mouldings, Frame and Picture Dealers. RICE & THOMPSON, 123 S. Clark


Music Publishers and Dealers. ROOT & CADY, 67 Washington


Neatsfoot Oil MInfrs. FAIRBANK, PECK & CO. 14 LaSalle


Neck Ties and Neck Wear. DAMON, TEMPLE & CO. 22, 24 and 26 Randolph


Newspapers.


CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Dearborn, cor. Madison. (See adv't page 218)


CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL, 46 Dearborn. (See adv't page 198) CHICAGO EVENING POST, Madison, near Dearborn. (See adv't page 218)


CHICAGO REPUBLICAN, 93 Washington


Notions, Whol.


BAKER, GREIG & CO 42 Randolph


BARNUM C. A. & C. H. & CO. 49 Lake. (Seo adv't front cover)


BOWEN, WHITMAN & WINSLOW, 15 and 17 Ran- dolph. (See adv't inside front cover)


FRANK & CO. 20 Lake, up stairs


FARWELL JOHN V. & CO. 42, 44 and 46 Wabash av. (See adv't page opp. front paster)


FIELD, LEITER & CO. State, cor. Washington JACKSON S. D. & CO. 52 and 54 Wabash av. KEITH D. W. & A. & CO. 76 and 78 Wabash av. PRICE, ROSENBLATT & CO. 42 Lake


STETTAUERS & WINEMAN, 15 and 17 Lake


STINE J. M., KRAMER & CO. 28, 30 and 32 Randolph


Oils, Paints, Glass, Varnishes, etc. CHASE, HANFORD & CO. 179 S, Water


Organs and Melodeons.


KIMBALL W. W. 63 Washington PRINCE GEO. A. & CO. 89 Washington


Packers of Lard in Caddies. FAIRBANK, PECK & CO. 14 LaSalle «Paints, Oils and Glass, Whol. HOOKER & WEARE, 127 S. Water LEWIS HAM & CO. 90, 92, 94 and 96 S. Water


BRIGGS HOUSE


Corner Randolph and Wells Streets, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


B. H. SKINNER, PROPRIETOR.


STURGES, MCALLISTER & CO. Commission Dealers in


Woolen & Cotton Goods,


80 and 82 Wabash Avenue,


CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


The Trade supplied with lines of goods of Eastern and Western Manufacture, by the case or bale,


AT NEW YORK PRICES, FREIGHT ONLY ADDED, -ALSO,- DEALERS IN WOOL, In which we do a large and constantly increasing trade. 80 and 82 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO, ILL.


CHICAGO BUSINESS HOUSES.


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Paper Collars and Cuffs. KEYSTONE COLLAR CO. 88 Michigan av. UNITED MANUFACTURING CO. of Troy, N. Y., CHICKERING & NEW, sole western agents, 83 State


Paper Hangings and Window Shades. FAXON F. G. L. & CO. 74 and 76 Lake SPEAR, PRINCE & CO. 84 and 86 State


Paper Mnfrs. and Dealers. BRADNER, SMITH & CO. 133 S. Water Paper Warehouse. JONES J. M. W. 42 and 44 Dearborn


Piano Stool Mnfr. KIMBALL W. W. 68 Washington Pianos. KIMBALL W. W. 63 Washington


Pianos, Organs and Melodeons. BAUER J. 69 Washington. (See adv't opp. inside back cover) KIMBALL W. W. 68 Washington Pickles, Sauces, etc.


DINGER S. & BRO. 71 State


Planing Mills. GARDEN CITY PLANING MILL, 41 to 47 S. Canal. (See adv't page 194)


Plated and Britiannia Ware. JAEGFR F. & E. 73 Waflash av.


Printers, Stationers and Binders. SPALDING & LAMONTES, 138 Lake


Printers, Job and Commercial. MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake Provision Dealers, Whol. STILES, GALDY & McMAHAN, 285 8. Water Pumps, Lift and Force. BIGNALL & McDONALD, 232 Lake Railroads. CHICAGO AND NORTH-WESTERN. (See adv't page 220)


Railroad Stationery. MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Reapers and Mowers. WALTER A. WOOD MOWING AND REAPING MA- CHINE CO. Chas. E. Whitman, agent, 206 Lake Republic Paper. REPUBLIC MILLS, First Class Writing Paper, J. W. MIDDLETON & CO. 196 Lake Rubber Goods, all Kinds. HALLOCK & WHEELER, 148 Lake Safe Mnfrs.


HERRING & CO. 40 State. (See adv't back fly leaf) HALL'S SAFE AND LOOK CO. 93 Dearborn


Sash, Doors and Blinds Mnfrs. FARSON, BRAYTON & CO. Lake, cor. Market MEYERS CHARLES J. S. 28S Lake


Saw MInfrs. BRANCH, CROOKES & CO. 214 Lake


Scales and Balances.


FORSYTH & CO. 88 Michigan av.


TILTON, LIBBY & HITCHCOCK, Buffalo Scale Co.'s, 187 9. Water Seeds, Whol. and Ret. HOVEY & HEFFRON, 57 State. (See adv't opp. front paster)


Sewing Machines. ELLIPTIO SEWING MACHINES, Hilder & Thomp- son, agents, 121 Wabash av. WILLCOX & GIBBS' SILENT SEWING MACHINE Cornell, Ward & Comings, agents, 133 Lake


Ship Chandlers.


FOSTER GEORGE F. 217 S. Walnut GILBERT HUBBARD & CO. Wells, cor. S. Water. (Sne adv't page 204) PURINGTON & SORANTON, 209 8. Water


Saddlery Hardware.


BRIGHAM & GOODYEAR,


Wholesale Dealers in


Saddlery Hardware


And


CarriageGoods of all Kinds


181 Lake St.,


CHICAGO, - - ILLINOIS.


GRANT & MCLEAN, 209 Lake HAYDEN & KAY, 46 and 47 Lake


Shipping Tags.


MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake Shirt Front Mnfrs.


TOMLINSON E. H. & E. S. 80 State


Silver Plated Goods, Whol. BOWEN IRA P. & CO. 170 Lake


Slates, Slate Pencils and Marbles. HINRICHS & SONTAG, 56 Lake


Soap Makers, Eagle and Dexter Brands, HAYES J. & CO. 220 Washington


Spool Cotton.


J. M. TAFT & CO.'S celebrated 3 cord spool cotton, CHICKERING & NEW, sole western agts. 83 Stato-


Stationers.


MIDDLETON J. W. & CO. 196 Lake


Stationers and Blank Book Mnfrs.


JONES J. M. W. 42 and 44 Dearborn SONNE CHAS. 47 LaSalle


Steam Engine Builders.


NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING 00. 10 N. Jef- ferson


Steam Heating Apparatus. NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO. 10 N. Jef- ferson


Steam Pumps.


NORTHWESTERN MANUFATURING CO. 10 N. Jef- ferson


Steel and Files, Mnfrs.


ABBOTT & HOWARD, agts. for Thos. Firth & Sons, 21 Dearborn. (See adv't page 210) FIRTH THOMAS & SONS, 21 Dearborn. (See adv's page 210) .


Stoves and Hollow Ware.


DANE, WESTLAKE & COVERT, 95 Michigan av. RANSOM S. H. & CO. 205 Randolph. (See adv't page 194)


RATHBONE JOHN F. & CO. 98 and 100 Michigan av.


TUBULAR KEROSENE LANTERN.


OUR "Tubular " Kerosene Lantern is entirely unlike all other Kerosene Lanterns in use. It is new in principle, and free from ALL the objections which hitherto have made Kerosene Lanterns so unpleasant and dangerous. By the aid of the bell over the globe, and the tubes leading tlierefrom to the burner, the flame is supplied with a strong blast of air, which renders the combustion com- plete, giving a pure white light free from smoke and smell, like that of a chimney lamp, and also imparting to the flame great power to endure wind and motion.


But a still greater advantage in this Lantern is the fact that the oil cup never heats or takes fire, there being two strong currents of cool air between the oil and flame. Also, the singular principle on which the Lantern is constructed prevents all over burning, and like a "governor" on a steam engine, it shuts off the flame the instant it becomes too high or too hot. On this account the Lantern has attracted great attention among Scientific men, Insurance agents and Lantern experts. It is very simple in construc- tion, very firm and durable; will, in every way, be satisfac- tory to the consumer, and affords a better margin to the Trade than any other Lantern in the market. It is sold by all the Jobbers at our lowest rates.


Chicago Manufacturing Co., 43 & 45 Franklin Street.


P. S .-- We still manufacture our cele- brated Champion Lanterns, for Lard and Whale Oil, in silver, brass and tin.


FOR 1869. THE CHICAGO EVENING POST!


TO-DAY, THE


LEADING EVENING PAPER IN THE WEST. Radical, Fearless, Honest, Independent, Live, Spicy, Readable, Progressive. THE CHEAPEST PAPER PRINTED, AND THE BEST. Markets Full, and Perfectly Reliable,


THE WEEKLY is the BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER Published in the West, and is furnished in clubs at only


ONE DOLLAR A YEAR !


TERMS : DAILY, per year, $10.00. WEEKLY, Single Subscribers, per year, $1.50; Clubs of Ten, or more, per copy, $1.00.


. POST PRINTING COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


THE


CHICAGO TRIBUNE. PRE-EMINENTLY The People's Paper, IS THE Best Newspaper Published, AND UNEQUALED AS An Advertising Medium. SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPIES.


TRIBUNE COMPANY,


CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO BUSINESS HOUSES.


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Stove MInfrs. PRATT, WENTWORTH & CO. 198 Lake


Stoves, Whol.


TILTON, LIBBY & HITCHCOCK, 187 S. Water


Straw Goods. FITCH, WILLIAMS & CO. 33 and 35 Lake


Surgical Instruments, Whol. BLISS & SHARP, 144 Lake


Tailors, Merchant.


BROWN & MATHEWS, 93 Wabash av. NEWMAN & PERRY, 84 Dearborn


Taiiors' Trimmings.


PHILLIPS T. F. & CO. 22, 24 and 26 Randolph Teas, Choicest Stock in the West. BECKWITH C. H. whol. grocer, 113 and 115 S. Water Teas, Whol. HIBBEN & CO. 235 Randolph Theatre. DEARBORN THEATRE, Frank E. Aiken, propr. Dear- born, near Washington. (See adv't page 209) Threshing Machines. BIRDSALL H., SON & CO. 93 and 95 W. Lake Tinware, Stamped, Japanned and Plan- ished. DANE, WESTLAKE & COVERT, 95 Michigan av.


Tinware, Whol.


SEAVEY T. B. & H. M. 82 Randolph


Tobacco and Cigars, Whol. HIBBEN & CO. 235 Randolph


Toys, Whol.


HINRICHS & SONTAG, 56 Lake VERGHO, RUHLING & CO. 104 Lake


Toys and Fancy Goods. SCHWEITZER E. & CO. 184 Lake. (See adv't page 202) Trimmings, Dress and Cloak. GRISWOLD J. W. & CO. 48 and 50 Wabash av.


Trunk Mnfr. and Dealer. WALKER GEO. H. 96 State


Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags. VOGLER H. & CO. 19 and 21 Randolph


Upholstery Goods. SPEAR, PRINCE & CO. 84 and 86 State


Varnish Mnfrs. CHICAGO VARNISH CO. 194 and 196 Pine. (See adv't on view of Salt Lake City)


Velocipede Mnfrs. MERRILL O. E. & CO. 13 LaSalle


Wagon Makers.


BISHOP & PRINDLE, 16 S. Jefferson. (See adv't page opp. front paster)


Wall Paper MInfrs. HOWELL M. A. JR. & Co. 117 and 119 State.


M. A. HOWELL, Jr. & CO., Manufacturers of


WALL PAPER.


Established in New York 1837.


THE ONLY PRINTERS OF WALLPAPER IN THE WEST.


Warehouse 117 and 119 State Street,


CHICAGO, ILL.


PRINT WORKS AT MARSEILLES, ILLINOIS.


New York Prices.


Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. NORRIS B. F. & Co. 123 Lake. (See adv't inside back cover)


White Goods.


BAKER, GREIG & CO. 42 Randolph White Lead, Zinc and Colors, Mnfrs. HEATH & MILLIGAN, 170 and 172 Randolph. (See adv't page 202)


Wigs and Ornamental Hair. GRAY J. 77 S. Clark


Window Shade Mnfrs.


BELLAMY & HASKINS, 90 Randolph Window Shades. SPEAR, PRINCE & CO. 84 and 86 State Wines and Liquors, Whol.


AMMON E. & CO. 233 Randolph BECKWITH C. H. 113 and 115 S. Water


Woolen Goods.


BOWEN, WHITMAN & WINSLOW, 15 and IT Ran dolph. (See adv't inside front cover) FARWELL JOHN V. & CO. 42, 44 and 46 Wabash av. (See adv't page opp. front paster) Wool and Woolen Goods.


STURGES, MCALLISTER & CO. 80 and 82 Wabash av. (See adv't page 216)


Wrapping Paper Mnfrs. and Dealers. McCANN & FITCH, 129 S. Water Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings. NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO. 10 N. Jef- ferson


HENRY S. JACKSON. JNO. B. LORD.


H. S. JACKSON & CO.


WHOLESALE GROCERS,


No. 138 Farnham Street,


OMAHA, · · NEBRASKA.


MORRISON HOUSE (Formerly OMAHA HOUSE) Cor. Dodge & Sixteenth Streets, OMAHA, NEBRASKA.


Having enlarged, refitted and refurnished this new House, I am prepared to accommodate families and others, with day, week or transient board on the most reasonable terms. This House is new and fur- nished with taste and a view to convenience for the comfort of guests.


J. MORRISON, Proprietor.


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CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE.


Great U. S. Mail, Express and Telegraph Route.


2 DAILY TRAINS run via Dixon, Fulton, Clinton, Cedar Rapids' Boone, and Missouri Valley Junction from CHICAGO to


COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS!


This Company operating a SPLENDID IRON RAILWAY BRIDGE over the Mississippi River. -


DIRECT CONNECTIONS ARE MADE AT


MAH


WITH THE


UNION PACIFIC RAIL ROAD, Now Complete and in Splendid Running Order


1057 Miles west of Omaha, thence via CENTRAL PACIFIC BAILROAD for SACRAMENTO, SAN FRANCISCO and the PACIFIC COAST.


THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE FROM Chicago to North-Western Iowa,


Is via Clinton, Boone and Missouri Valley Junction, to SIOUX CITY, where Connections are made, during the Season of Navigation, with a First Class Line of UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS, for Yankton, Ft. Benton, and the Mining Regions of the Upper Missouri River.


Travelers should take notice that this is the ONLY DIRECT All Rail Route to Sioux City, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Cheyenne, Salt Lake and


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And that all Staging is avoided upon this, the PIONEER RAILWAY ROUTE, which is also the shortest and most expeditious way to reach the newly discovered WHITE PINE SILVER MINES in Nevada Territory, and all parts of Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Montana, Idaho, Utah, NEVADA and CALIFORNIA, Saving from Three to Four Days in time over all other routes.


WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S OVERLAND STAGE COACHES! Run from CHEYENNE to DENVER and from OGDEN to SALT LAKE and the Eastern Terminus of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILOAD.


A TRI-WEEKLY LINE OF COACHES Are run from DENVER to SANTA FE. Time, Three and a Half Days. Fare, $85.00.


Pullman's Palace Sleeping Coaches Run on all Night Trains Between CHICAGO and OGDEN, Utah Territory.


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL PRINCIPAL POINTS In the West ; no extra charge for transfer, to those having through tickets, at Chicago or Omaha.


Passengers desirons of Securing Comfort and Saving Time should ask for, and ET" SEE THAT THEIR TICKETS READ, VIA ..


CHICAGO AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Which can be purchased at all principal Rail Road Offices in the East and South ; also, at the Company's Office, 229 Broadway, N. Y., and in CHICAGO at Passenger Station, North Wells Street.


B. F. PATRICK,


J. P. HORTON, GEO. L. DUNLAP, Gen'l Superintendent.


Gen'l Pass. Agent. N. W. Pass. Ag't, Chicago,


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PATENT


Awarded the Prize Medals at the World's Fair, London; World's Fair, New York, and Exposition Universelle, Paris.


Manufactured and for Sale by


HERRING & CO.


NO. 40 State Street, Factory, Cor. of Fourteenth St. & Indiana Ave.


CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.


500 Accidental Fires!


J. BAUER & CO. PIANO MANUFACTURERS


ALSO, GENERAL AGENTS FOR


The Gold Medal WM. KNABE & CO., AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS PIANO FORTES.


ORGANS, MELODEONS 1


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Manufacturers,


IMPORTERS


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Band Instruments, Strings, And Every Description of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. WARERO


650 Broadway, 69 Washington St., NEW YORK. CHICAGO, ILL,


Sand's Ale Brewing Comp'y FRED. A. WHEELER, Sec.


COLUMBIAN BREWERY.


BAKER


CORNER OF PEARSON AND PINE SREETS, CHICAGO, - - ILLINOIS.


BREWERS OF INDIA PALE ALES, STOCK ALES, Porters and Lager Beer.


B. F. NORRIS & CO.,


Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers in


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EWELERS


CLOCKS


Silver & Silver Plated Ware


WATCH MATERIALS, TOOLS, ETC., Wholesale Agents for the ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES, No. 123 Lake Street, CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS,


AMERICAN CLOCK CO.


No. 115 Lake Street,


CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS.


SOLE AGENTS FOR E N. Welch Manufacturing Co., New Haven Clock Co., and Seth Thomas Clock Co. And Dealers in Every Description of


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Regulators, Time Pieces


AND CLOCK MATERIALS. + RECULATOR Sole Agents for SETH THOMAS SONS & CO.'S FINE BRONZE MARBLE AND FINE LEVER CLOCKS. W. F. TOMPKINS, Ag't.


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UNITED STATES MOU SAPRESS AND TELEGRAPH LINE.


PACIFIC RAILROAD


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