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Stutler Abraham H, jeweler.
Summers Ulysses G, county clerk.
Mine, Mill, Railroad and Contracting
Supplies.
Brown Charles A. wagon maker. Brown Harry, blacksmith.
Brown Wm R, prosecuting attorney.
Brown & Hansford (Wilber A Brown, A Scott Hansford). proprs Tierney House and Grocers.
Carroll Benjamin W. meat market.
Carter Mrs Ruth A. millinery.
Carter & Dupuy (James T Carter, J A Dupuy ), lawyers.
Chapman Lloyd W. lawyer.
Charter Lathrop R. physician.
Cheuvront Wm H. justice.
Cox Bros Co. J T Carter pres, L C Shannon v-pres. U G Summers treas, S S Cox sec. furniture. W Va Tel. Crouse M R. lawyer.
Davis A C. mngr W Va Western Tel- ephone Co.
Doddridge County Bank The, John M Gribble pres, J D McReynolds V-
pres. L R Charter Jr cashier. W Va Tel.
Doddridge Gas Co, J E Trainer supt. Dotson Joseph B, agent B & O R R and U S Express.
Dotson Lida, millinery.
Dye John, pres county court. Farr George W, lawyer.
First National Bank. J B Markey pres, S P Smith y-pres, L R Warren cashier. W Va Tel.
Flesher & Martin, harness makers. W Va Tel.
Grant House The, F M Britton propr. Gribble W D. deputy sheriff.
Gribble Wallace B. sheriff.
Grover Samuel, photographer.
Real Estate.
City and Farm Property. BOWEN & HALL, Bradford Bidg., CHARLESTON, W. VA.
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WE SELL PARKERSBURG PROPERTY. 222 FOURTH ST. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. BOTH PHONES.
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The Tierney House
BROWN & HANSFORD, Proprietors.
West Union,
West Virginia.
Thomas J H, pres county court, P O Sedalia W Va.
Tierney House The, Brown & Hans- ford Proprs. Rates $1 Per Day. ( See Zinn M G, oil and coal lands. adv.)
Trainer J E. supt Doddridge Gas Co. Twyford George W, general store.
United States Express Co, J B Dotson agent.
Waxelbaum Max, tailor.
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Western Union Telegraph Co. C Beat- tie mngr. W Va Tel.
West Union Bank The. W Brent Max- well pres, S W Langfitt cashier. W Va Tel.
West Union Derrick-Herald, F H Shan- non publr. W Va Tel.
West Union Furniture, Coffin & Casket Co, W S Stuart propr. W Va Tel.
West Union Gas Co. Harry Stoever supt. W Va Tel.
West Union Grocery Co, C A Horner pres. John M Gribble v-pres, Hall Martin migr, whol grocers. W Va Tel.
West Union Record The, Silas P Smith publr. W Va Tel.
West Virginia Western Telephone Co, A C Davis mngr.
CLARKSBURG PLASTER CO.
Milcox James O, clerk circuit court. Willis M Haymond, judge fourth ju- dicial circuit.
WEWANTA.
Population, 75. A small village in Lincoln county, 20 miles from Ham- lin, the county seat, and 13 from Wayne, the shipping point. E D Bur- dett postmaster.
Adkins Rabe, grist mill.
Burdett E D, General Store and Lum- ber.
Dyre P H, blacksmith. McClellen Ellison, carpenter. Ramsy S C, general store. Sias & Co, general store.
WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL JUNCTION.
A station on the B & O R R and W Va C & P Ry. 6 miles northwest of Keyser. Postoffice name is Savage.
WHARNCLIFFE.
Population, 30. A small village on the N & W Ry, in Mingo county, 32
Manufacturers of Eclipse Hard Wall Plaster. Dealers In Cements, Calcine, Lime, Sand Etc. City Office, No. 60 Jacobs Bldg., Clarkburg, W. Va., Tel. Connection.
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Telephone Long Distance, Pittsburgh, Grant 2229 and 2230. As we have our own Direct Wires, we are
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Members New York and Pittsburgh Stock Exchanges.
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miles southeast of Williamson, the county seat and banking point. Exp. Southern. L J Hatfield postmaster.
Amich W D. physician.
Baldridge G A. general store.
Boyd E J. express agent.
Farley H H. physician.
Fowler J W, general store.
Gray Wm. express agent. Harden L. general store.
Hatfield Alexander. blacksmith.
Hatfield Mrs L L, general store.
Hatfieldl M A, justice.
Johnson J S. Notary and Collections. Kirk Christie Co, lumber.
Massy F M. saw mill.
Tubbs & Curtis, saw mill.
WHEATLAND.
Population, 150. A village on the N & W Ry, in Jefferson county, 412 miles from Charles Town, the county sent and nearest bank location. Exp, Southern. Tel. W U. W C Feagans postmaster.
Brooke Miss Elizabeth, music teacher. Cartmel Mrs James, cider mill.
Feagan W C. flour mill and grain.
Renner Lippitt. Rubber Stamps and Advertising Agent.
Saum C M, exp, r r and tel agent.
WHEELER.
Population. 30. A postoffice in Web- ster county, 22 miles from Webster Springs, the county seat and banking point, and 18 trom Pickens, the ship- ping point. Telephone connection. Reuben Anderson postmaster.
Arderson Reuben, General Store.
Anderson W C, constable.
Helmick B M. blacksmith.
Hinkle J A, jeweler.
WHEELING.
Population, 47,000. The largest and most important manufacturing and commercial city in the state. stands on the eastern bank of the Ohio river, and on an island, the mainland and island being connected by
two bridges. It was twice temporarily the capital of the state, in 1863 on the formation of the state, then removed to Charleston, and again brought to Wheeling in 1875 until 1885, when Charleston was made the permanent seat of the state government. Wheel- ing was first settled in 1769 by Eben- ezer, Jonathan and. Silas Zane, broth- ers, and was called Fort Fincastle. In 1776, at the outbreak of the Revo- lution. the name of the settlement was changed to Forr Henry. in honor of the first governor of Virginia. It was twice besieged by the British and Indians, in 1777 and 1782, but success- fully resisted both attacks.
Wheeling was incorporated as a vil- 'age in 1806, and in 1836 received a city charter. Her growth has been steady and her advancement and ma- terial prosperity and wealth made strictly on conservative lines. Wheel- ing is chiefy distinguished for her manufacture of iron and steel, hav- ing quite a diversified list of important relative industries, prominent amon which is the manufacture of steel pipe, slabs, blooms and billets, steel and iron roofing, steel nails, sheet steel, steel rails, sheet iron, skelp, bar and pig iron, hinges, railroad spikes; in fact, almost every form in which iron and steel is manufactured; also ex- tensive tin plate mills, which are now the most prominent in the country. The tonnage connected with the iron and steel trade amounts annually to over three million tons. The consol- idation in 1892 of the entire plants of the Benwood, Belmont, Wheeling Iron and Nail Companies and the Wheeling Steel Works, under one management. has greatly facilitated the develop- ment of the different branches of the iron and steel business. This corpora- tion. together with the Riverside Iron Works, form two of the most extensive concerns of their character in the United States. The Riverside plant
Parkersburg Casting Co.
Brass and Iron Castings. Pulleys. Shafting and Hangers. Oil Well and
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REYMANN BREWING CO.'S Wheeling, W. Va.
CELEBRATED LAGER BEER is Finest and Purest .in the Country.
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is now being enlarged, and when im- provements are completed will make it the largest in the country. A new industry just added is the West Vir- ginia Bridge & Construction Com- panv.
Wheeling glassware has long held a most enviable reputation. the pro- duets of the various works finding ready sale in all quarters of the civ- ilized world. The pottery industry has but recently been added, and from the very modest beginning three large concerns now do a very flourishing business, their wares being in lively demand, particularly in
the west. Their equipment is conceded to be the' best in the world. Next to the iron, steel, glass and pottery industries, the most important is the manufacture of chewing and smoking tobacco and cigars. This industry affords employ- ment to the largest number of per- sons next to the iron and steel es- tablishments. Wheeling beer and ale have a name abroad that make them rivals to the most extensive breweries in the land. The largest breweries are the Reymann, the Schmulbach and Uneeda Brewing companies. They have every modern appointment. and have a combined capacity of half a million barrels annually. The Board of Trade, which has just been estab- lished. is constantly adding to Wheel- ing's industries.
In addition to the interests enumer- ated above there are a large number of diversified manufacturing indus- tries embracing foundries, mold works. | boiler works. axle works, factories for the manufacture of steel ceilings and galvanized iron cornices. window caps, etc. tool works, machine shops. carriage and wagon works. planing mills. box factories, gun works, can-
ning and preserve works, tanneries and other smaller concerns, whose ag- gregate capital runs considerably into the millions, furnishing employment to thousands of skilled workmen. The commercial interests of Wheeling are very large, there being nearly ninety wholesale houses in the lines of gro- ceries, confectioneries, dry goods. no- tions, millinery, clothing, hardware. drugs, hats and caps, boots and shoes, wines and liquors, cigars and tobacco, and wool. All of the firmns engaged in the above mentioned lines are housed in large and modernly appointed edi- fices of very attractive architectural design.
The Board of Trade, now in the third year of its existence, has proved to be a great factor in forwarding and conserving the industrial, commercial and economic interests of the city.
The banking and financial establish- ments of the city stand without peer of similar ones in the largest cities of the country. The wise and conserva- tive management have enabled the fourteen banks now in operation to weather all the storms and panics that have swept over the country; in fact, these periodical depressions and finan- cial calamities have rather strength- ened them than anything else. The city enjoys unusual advantages in railroad facilities, commanding out- lets over the Baltimore & Ohio and its branches: Ohio River Railroad, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Louis, and Cleveland & Pittsburg, op- grated by the Pennsylvania Company; Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling; Wheel- ing & Lake Erie; Wheeling & Elm Grove. The Wheeling Bridge & Ter- minal Company connects the city with Martins Ferry, Ohio. crossing the river at the north end of the city over one of the finest steel and pier bridges that span the Ohio. The com- pany maintains a handsome union de- pot in the center of the city. The Island (which is the Seventh ward of the city), is connected with the city proper by a magnificent suspension bridge of 1.010 feet span of graceful proportions, and a handsome steel bridge, over which the electric cars run, giving the city rapid transit with the
towns of Bridgeport, Martins
For Timber, Coal, Oil Lands, Farms and all other kinds of Real Estate See Grogg & Dudley's Advertisement, Page 26.
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The Pittsburg Field
is the greatest money-making territory for the advertiser in the United States. With a population of 3,000,000 to draw from, and the purchasing power per capita being greater than anywhere else in this or any other country, money spent for adver- tising brings the greatest returns for each dollar invested.
The Pittsburg Dispatch
is the greatest paper published in the territory and covers its field thoroughly. Having the prestige of being the only two-cent morning newspaper in its territory, a fearless independent policy, and being one of the best edited papers in the United States, it appeals to and is respected by those of all classes who have money to buy.
Its Circulation
is the largest of its class between New York and Chicago, and enters the homes where it is read by the buyers of the community. The Dispatch prints its papers to sell and not to count, and thus the advertiser gets the advantage of a bona fide circula- tion that is unequaled for its purchasing power. Discriminating advertisers who have investigated the drawing powers of The Dispatch have found that its circulation has given them three times the returns of any other newspaper in its territory.
Branch Advertising Offices
Eastern-146 Times Bldg .. N. Y .: L. D. Tel. 5907 Cortlandt, W. G. Brooke. Manager. ( Private leased telegraph wire connect- New York with Pittsburg office. Advertisements can be sent over wire day or night and secure insertion in next isene. After 6 P. M. deliver advertisements to Di-patch News Bureau. 168 World Building.) Western-1115 Marquette Blde., Chicago: L. D. Tel. 1315 Cen., H. M. Ford, Manager. Atlantic City-1309-1313 Atlantic Ave .. W. E. Edge, Manager.
London ( England) -44 Buckleigh Road, Streatham, Williams Andrews, Manager.
The Dispatch Publishing Company C. A. ROOK, President. E. M. O'NEILL, Vice President. F. O'NEILL, Treasurer.
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Ferry and Bellaire, in Ohio, opposite Wheeling. Besides the facilities af- forded by transportation by rail and the Ohio river, which is navigable to Pittsburg, is a highway that furnishes a cheap mode of travel and shipping. Wheeling supports four daily papers, one being printed in the German lan- guage. The Intelligencer, Register, Telegraph and News are the leading newspapers in the city and state. Exp, Adams, U S and Wells, Fargo & Co. Tel, W U and Postal Telegraph- Cable Co. James K Hall postmaster.
The Joseph Lamp Co.
Aaron David, dry goods, 2159 Main. Abercrombie. Daniel & Co (C H and
R H Abercrombie and W H Daniel), whol millinery, 1125-1127 Main.
Acker Archibald R, dairy, P O Box 173. Acker M E. dairy, Wheeling P O. Ackerman Gregory, physician, 2319 Chapline.
Ackerman & Keys (George A Acker- man, Robert K Keys), horseshoers. 7 18th.
Acme Paving Co, M E Murphy pres, C L Meade sec and treas, J D Wood mngr, pavers and brick contrs, 2324 Water.
Adams C F Co, A M Ford mngr, in- stallment goods, 930 Market.
Adams Express Co, Jacob B Reuter agt. 1139 Main.
Adams J F, Sec and Treas Reymann . Brewing Co, E End 17th.
Adams John W, lawyer, 1417 Chap- line.
Adams Manufacturing Co, C W Adams mngr, skirt mnfrs, rear 64 S Huron, Island.
Adams & Co. Frank B Adams mngr, brokers, stocks and bonds, 27 City Bank bldg.
Adams & Downing (I H Adams, R A
Downing), proprs Sandusky Fish Co, 361% 11th.
Addleman Robert M, lawyer, 1413 Chapline.
Adkins Rev Joseph R (Colored Bap- tist), 902 Chapline.
Agnic Michael, saloon, 75 Main.
Ainsworth W H, mnfrs' agt (tobacco), 3 Reilly bldg.
Albinger Philip F, tinner, 87 19th. Albus Philip, confectioner, 3521 Woods Alexander E W, physician, Woodsdale Alexander & Co (Seaton Alexander, George J Mathison), shoes, 1049 Main.
Allen James, justice and notary, 31 36th.
Allingsworth Mrs Lucy, barber, 57 11th.
Altmeyer Charles M, drugs ,1131 Mc- Culloch.
Altmeyer Francis E, grocer, 2624 Chapline.
Altmeyer J. P & Co (J P and May Altmeyer), grocers, 39th and Jacob. Ambrose Clarence R. horseshoer, 920 Market.
Amend Kate, dressmaker, 52 11th.
American District Telegraph Co Mes- sengers, 53 12th.
American Electric Co, George E Kur- ner Mngr, 1205 Market. (See page 847.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co, M R Wolff supt, 1501 Chapline.
American Tin Plate Co (La Belle Works), C A Robinson mngr, 29th bet Jacob and McCulloch.
Amick Henry, saloon, 1513 Main.
Aminons Charles H. grocer, 468 Main. A O U W. Frank Gruse Grand Re- corder, 1404 Market.
Anderson Robert & Co (John and Robert Anderson), horseshoers, 5 16th.
Andlinger Joseph, barber, 3707 Jacob. Androw & Kanavuts (A Androw, G
Kanavuts), restaurant, 1420 Market. Anthony Rev Father (Catholic), res St. Alph School bldg.
Aplin Edgar, upholsterer, 2614 Chap- line.
Appel Charles, cigar mnfr, 521 Na- tional road.
Arbenz Henry J, music teacher, 39 15th.
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HASKINS HOSPITAL, 3327 to 3333 Eoff St., Wheeling. W. Va.
This building is now, large and commodions, and one of the best equipped institutions of the kind in the United States. It is a home-like, cheerful place, delightfully situated on high ground where the climate is temperate. The Doctor, having his office in the same building, is enabled to give personal supervision to every case. Number of patients limited to 50. Terms $15 to $25 per week, according to room. Address
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WHEELING. W. VA.
The Cheapest and Best are THE IMPROVED MAXON-MILLER LEVER JACKS, HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
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HOUSTON BROS. CO. SPECIALTIES, Wall Ties, Wall Plugs, Keene's Ce- ment, Roofing Papers, Metal Lath. 32d Street & Penna. R. R., Pittsburg, Pa. WRITE FOR PRICES. See adv. in classified Builders' Supplies.
Arbenz Herman L, county engineer, 1428 Market.
Arbenz John P Jr, lawyer, 1505 Chap- line.
Wheeling and Charleston,
W. Va.
Architectural Iron & Wire Works The
Baiker Joseph. cigar mnfr, 1027 Main. (Incorporated). E A Reich Pres. Baiker Wm L, Propr Troy Laundry, Harry S Reich Sec and Treas, Wire 2109-2111 Main. (See page 865.) and Iron Work of Every Descrip- well's Run. (See page 851.)
tion, 29th St near mouth of Cald- Arkle Joseph M, hardware and gen- eral roofers, 3617 Jacob.
Armbrecht Edward L, physician, 3732 Jacob.
Armbrecht Wm C, drugs, 3841 Jacob. Armbruster John T, grocer, 801 Mar- ket.
Armstrong Sand Co, Mrs Mary A Armstrong mngr, 68 S Huron, Is- land.
Art Store The, Frank Stritzel Propr, Portraits and Picture Frames, 1731 Market. (See page 871.)
Arthur John, saloon, 1300 McCulloch. Arthur Wm V, grocer. 1301 McCul- loch.
Asbury John G, adv agt, 1212 Chap- line and 1314 Market.
Asbury Miss, music teacher, 1314 Mar- ket.
Aschman Gustaves A, physician, 2 Na- tional Exchange Bank bldg.
Asmus Louis, livery. 3710-3712 Jacob. Atlantic Refining Co The, Albert P Metzner mngr, oil refiners, 1445 Warren.
Auber Frank, shoes. 2129 Market.
Auber Otto H, wines and liquors, 3530 Jacob.
Aul C & Son (Charles A Aul), dyers and scourers, 1157 Market.
Babb Mrs Harry, dressmaker, 189 15th.
Bachman Howard W, grocer, 2201 Eoff.
Bachmann's P Sons (Charles F and Louis H Bachmann), wholesale pro. duce, 1125 Market.
Bader & Maurer (Killy Bader, Philip Maurer). Saloon and Restaurant, 1427-1429 Market. (See page 849.) Baechtold Rev J J (German M E), 2319 Eoff.
Baer Mrs Bertha, music teacher, 1315 Chapline.
Baer Grocer Co, B S Baer pres, Jo- seph S Baer sec, wholesale grocers, cor Main and 16th.
Baer Lee, clothing, 30 12th.
Baguley H Byron, physician, 2216 Eoff.
Bailey James A. produce, 2253 Market. Bailey Rezin M, agt Pacific Express Co. 1213 Main.
Bailey & Melton (H L Bailey and W S Melton), Stock Brokers, 2 Reilly bldg. (See page 851.)
Baird Reed MeC, physician, 79 12th. Baker Charles, dairy, Wheeling P O. Baker Mrs Fannie C. nurse, 891% 16th. Baker J A, hardwood lumber, 47 Board of Trade bldg.
Baker John, dairy, Wheeling P O. Ball Anna L. nurse, 2123 Market. Ball W'm C, real estate, 1315 Market. Baltimore & Ohio R R Co, J K Gra- ham frt agt. Arthur Irwin pass and ticket agt, T C Burke trav pass agt, depot and ticket office s w cor 14th and South, city ticket office 1200 Market.
Bank of the Ohio Valley, W A Isett pres, J A Miller cashier, 32 12th.
Bank of Wheeling (Capital $200,000, Surplus $25,000), A J Clarke Pres. J F Paull Vice Pres, W B Irvine Cashier, A F Hustead, Asst Cashier, 1229 Main. (See front cover and page 829.)
Banov Charles, pawnbroker, 1040 Mar- ket.
Bar-Lock Typewriter Co, A C Neff agt, 1519 Market.
Barnett A Bruce, physician, 138 18th. Baron S E & Co (Sadie E Baron, Emma J Reese), general store, 4606 Jacob.
Barr Edwin A. barber, 43 16th. Barrett Leonard, junk, 12 21st.
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Barrett M A, dressmaker, 80 16th. Bartels Herman H, grocer, cor 37th and Eoff.
Bartholomew Martin. grocer, 448 Main Bartollas Emma, dressmaker, 3024 Jacob.
Bartollas John, saloon, 2701 Chapline. Barum Bros (George and Joseph), proprs White Cloud Hotel, 1042 Market.
Bashar Christian, harnessmaker, 2143 Main.
Bashar Mary E. cigar mnfr and leaf tobacco, 41 16th and 1425 Main.
Basle & Papulias (George Basle, John Papulias), confectioners, 1315 Mar- ket.
Bassett Frank H, dentist, 1 Reilly bldg.
Batesville Coffin Co, Frank Schrader agt, 2607 Chapline.
Battelle R B, life ins, 56 Board of Trade bldg.
Baughman Louis W, barber, 3602 Jacob.
Baumann John, dairy, 200 29th.
Baumer F W Co The Wheeling Piano House (Established 1880, Incorporated 1896,
Capital $100,- 000), H M Russell Pres. W A Mil- ligan Vice Pres and Mngr, Curtis P Brown Sec and Treas, General Agents for Steinway & Sons, Knabe. Krakauer, Stultz & Bauer and Lud- wig Pianos, A B Chase. U S Aeolian and Vocalion Organs, 1310 Market. Bayha A C Co, A C Bayha pres, George J Mathison v-pres, Wm F Bayha sec, furniture. 1063 Main.
Bayha Bakery. Theophilus Bayha mngr, 1161 Market.
Bayha David H, Mnfr and Dealer in Galvanized Iron Cornices, Window Caps, Skylights, etc., Office and Works, 1918 Main. (See page 847.)
Bayha Dorsey Co (George E Bayha, S E Dorsey and Louis Sax), Proprs Union Stock Yards, 10th and Mc. Culloch.
Bayha Henry, meat, 1057 Market.
Bayha Wm J, Sec and Treas Uneeda Brewing Co. cor 31st and Jacob.
Bazier Rev E R (Colored A M E), 1038 Eoff.
Beall Absalom, building contr, 2 On- tario.
Beans Oliver G, Supt The Bradstreet Co, 30 Board of Trade bldg.
Beardsley Co The, Dr C A Wingerter pres, S M Noyes sec, E H Beide- man treas, interior decorators, 72. 74 12th.
Bearley Harry, saloon, 131 18th. Bebout Wm S, physician, 120 16th.
Beck J C & Co (Jacob C and John W Beck), grocers, 3642 Jacob.
Beck's Nail City Smelting Works, N W Beck propr, brass founders, 12 16th.
Beck Noah W, propr Beck's Nail City Smelting Works, 12 16th.
Becke Gustav, saloon, 2229 Market. Beckendorf Frederick, baker, 3724 Jacob.
Becker Ambrose, barber. 2239 Main. Becker C H, Seeds, Feed and Farm Implements, 1054 Market. (See page 851.)
Becker John, jewelry, 3527 Jacob. Becker Wm, dairy. Wheeling P O.
Becker Wm P, barber, 4305 Jacob.
Beckett John, Wagon and Truck Manu- facturer and General Blacksmith and Repairer, 24 18th. (See page 851.)
Bedilion Nan, dressmaker, 15151/2 Chapline.
Bedilion Sarah E, artist, 151512 Chap- line.
Behrens H F Co. H F Behrens pres, A F Ulrich sec and mngr, grocers, 2217 Market.
Behrenshauser Ida, dressmaker, 1210 McCulloch.
Beiswenger Charles, barber, 3329 Jacob.
Bell Joseph & Co (Joseph and David Bell), stoves. 1614 Market.
Bell Samuel H, wholesale produce. 1217 Main.
Beltz Albert & Son (Albert and Ed- win), merchant tailors, 84 16th.
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