Dry goods

the pestigo hotel owned and occupied by woodward and heath charles woodward and wallace w heath jacobs house charles jacobs proprietor forest house john b dress proprietor hotel de france joseph grigi proprietor George Robinson, Groceries, Provisions, and Butcher Shop.

Fred W. Bartels, Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.

Harder and Horvath, W. Philotro, Manager, Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

David Dix, Groceries and Provisions.

Dr. Kelsey, Apothecary and Physician.

Charles Johnson, Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, etc.

McDonald and Murray, Grocers.

nicholas cavoy grocery and butcher shop t a hay jeweler p j marshall groceries dry goods boots and shoes williams brothers hardware and tinware g j tisdale attorney and counselor j lave wholesale and retail liquors john stewart boarding-house and saloon philip andre co boarding-house and saloon william henderson barber j baskin saloon there were also two churches the congregational and roman catholic both fine-framed buildings and a large and very handsome school-house built with a view to the ornamental as well as practical The woodenware factory was perhaps the largest institution of the kind under one roof in the United States.

If you are still here, congratulations on listening to a full conversation about food.

Let's get into dry goods.

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Talk dirty to me.

Let's talk about dry goods.

Always, always have oatmeal, rice, beans, lentils, and pasta.

Again, I have jars on my counter.