Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01

to the public. They have added to their
grocery business large hay and grain
depot, keeping all kinds of gram and ground
feed and puying all kinds Of farm piUauce
at current market rates. The firm is per-
| fectly confident that it can offer as great
inducements as any house in the city. 1t
says that it can and will sell to its interior
patrons approved goods at lower rates for
cash the coming season than the market
has heretofore known in many lines.
P. H. RUSSELL, GROCER, 7l9 STREET.
This is one of the leading family grocery
houses of the interior, but does not confne
its business to the local trade On the
| contrary, it finds it profitable to engage
largely in jobbing to interior merchants,
which branch of the business is rapidly
growing. Mr.. Russell had over a quarter
OF a century's experience in the grocery
and provision business in Sacramento and
enjoys the reputation which comes of fair
dealing His stock is as complete as is to
be found in any grocery establishment on
the coast. The store-rooms extend to the
full depth of the lot, and for storage capac-
ity are superior. All the advantages in
regard to the Sacramento market accrue to
Mr.. RusselPs business, and have been
awaited OF by him to the extension of the
trade and the profitable building up of the
business OF the house.
S. GOLDMAN MILLS.
GENERAL DEALER IN FAMILY GROCERIES
AND SPICES, CORNER OF SECOND AND
STREETS.
This establishment is located at the cor
ner of Second and streets. Goldman is
family grocer and jobber, his speciality
being the supply of job lots in small pack
ages, an accommodation the interior deal
ers fully realize. He buys and sells pro-
duce largely. AS speciality he operates
coffee and spice mills, and takes great
pride in putting upon the market the best
quality of goods. He fills all orders in this
line, as also in the grocery line, for all parts
of the country, and states his capacity to
be sufficient for all demands that may be
made for the interior trade of California
During the year 1879 his business has en-
larged in volume and extent of area. Mr.
located near the railroad and water ship
ping points of the city, and he sells at level
rates with the frst-class houses.
F. H. L. WEBER, 1917 AND 1919 STREET
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS.
Mr.. Weber began business in 1867 in /,
small way, and has built himself up to a
high position among the business men of
Sacramento He operates wholesale and |
retail grocery business of exceeding i'm
portance. He has store-room % by 20 |
feet, with an addition of 10 feet, and is |
now preparing to erect a store-house 25 by |
rs feet. His business is one which makes |
to the advantage of outside dealers, for he |
purchases produce as well as sells groceries. |
He deals largely in feed and grain-buying |
and selling. He can supply orders from
the country, and has an extensive jobbing |
trade. He deals largely in dry and green
fruits, both buying and selling Adhering |
strictly to grocery business, he does not
dabble in liquors-no trace of which can |
be found about his establishment. He |
gives much attention to dairy produce
buying and selling in large quantities and |
filing interior orders.
BUTTERFIELD AND WHITE, GRoCERs, TENTH
AND J STREETS.
This is one of the most enterprising and
prominent grocery houses in this city. Its
aim is to furnish it's patrons with all of
the new and freshest goods in the market
in their line. The firm keeps well Sc
lected stock of groceries and provisions,
which they are selling at the lowest prices
The long experience of Messrs. Butterheld
u White in the business enables them to
buy first class goods at the closest prices
They make speciality of extra choice teas,
which are of the finest drawing of any to
be had on the Pacific coast. Also fresh
ground coffee which they grind to order in
their mammoth" coffee mill also, pure
Michigan buckwheat -four, which they i'm
port direct from Michigan. They have
large trade, which is constantly increasing.
1t will repay consumers and all desiring to
buy, and the outside trade generally, to ex-
anime the goods of this house, and test the
prices before purchasing elsewhere, as it is
certain they will gain thereby.
L. KREUZBERGER, 4l6 X sTREET-GRoCER,
SPICE MILLS.
Kreuzberger has been in business here
for twenty-four years. He keeps full