Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
HOUSEHOLD FITTINGS.
Furniture Carpets Upholstery Etc
BEN COHEN.

Furniture Carpets Upholstery Etc.
BEN COHEN,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN CARPETS AND UP
HOL' Terry.
HOLDINGS, FRAMES, PAPER-HANGINGS, OIL
CLOTHS, CURTAINS AND PICTURES,
4l9 AND 42l J STREET.
This house has heen long established
and is well known throughout the Gen.
trail and northern portions of Califor-
MA MIR. Cohen deals largely in car
pets of all grades, ol-cloth, wallpaper,
shades, mating, pictures and picture
frames, holdings, upholstery goods,
and general assortment of all classes
of goods belonging to the business.
This is among the Oldest houses in Sacra-
mento, having been established in 1854.
In 1872 the present proprietor purchased
half interest with j. w. Sharp, who
had conducted the business for several
years, and in the same year pur-
chased the whole establishment.
He has gone steadily forward,
increasing the business, and has always kept
prices down to the lowest rates consistent
with a fair profit. With his facilities for
purchasing and receiving goods d.
rect from the East, he can offer un-
surpassed inducements to every one who
desires anything in his line. In the
first place his goods are imported direct
from first hands, and from only those
houses whose reputation and standing for
the quality of their goods is frst-class.
! Secondly, his expenses, he claims, are much
less than those OF any similar house on the
coast carrying SO large and varied stock
of goods. Thirdly, he gives his personal
supervision to his business, and does all
in his power to give satisfaction to
his customers, both at home and
abroad His trade extends all along
the lines of the Central Pacific Railroad
and throughout Northern and Central Cali
fornia. His business is another proof that
Sacramento merchants possess facilities
for trade that are not enjoyed by those of
the metropolis, and that people abroad
realize the fact that Mr.. Cohen keeps su-
perior class of goods and sells them at
modest prices. He has always on hand the
latest and most elegant designs in all
grades of carpeting, which are noted for
the superior quality of their wool and
beautiful patterns. Any order from the
interior he will attend to promptly.
j. G.. DAVIS, All X STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH.
Davis is one of the most attractive fur
niture establishments in the State. 1t oc-
cupies three great floors. He imports all
his own stock At this place is found the
goods of the Phoenix Manufacturing Com
pany of Grand Rapids, Michigan, through
which company he enjoys special privileges,
enabling him to sell at lower rates than are
to be had in competing markets His up
holstery and manufacturing business is not
very extensive, but he employs the best
workmen to be had. His annual exhibit
ton of fine upholstering and furniture at
the State Fair are the text for universal
comment for excellence and artistic design.
The areas of his three floors are 35 by l25
feet each. His store-rooms are stocked
with the richest class of furniture known
to the trade, and he keeps in addition all
the lower grades. His jobbing trade he
presents as the largest of any house outside
of San Francisco. The growth of his BUSH
ness is one of the most noted instances of
rapid business advancement in the city.
5l4 J STREET.
In reviewing the general success of the
business houses of Sacramento for the year
just closed, the carpet establishment of
Henry Taubenheimer requires most favor
able notice. This house has not only held
its former advanced position among the
leading establishments of its kind upon the
coast, but has enjoyed most extensive in
crease in its business, and established the
fact that with its arrangements for obtain
ing its stock atlowest possible prices direct
from the manufacturers, together with its
facilities for doing business and the well
known advantages afforded by this market,
it can meet the most exacting demands OF
the trade from the interior upon the short
est notice, and at rates fully equal to the
lowest that can be obtained at San Fran.
cisco. Mr.. Taubenheimer keeps an extern
sve stock, and is also in constant receipt
of the latest patterns of all kinds. He
makes it an especial point to secure the
very latest designs in upholstery, carpet
ing, ETC., and to keep even with every ad
vance of the business.
w. D. CoMsToCK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FURNITURE DEALER, CORNER FIFTH AM
K STREETS.
This wholesale and retail establishment
one of the largest in the State, opened il
1868 Mr.. Comstock is direct importer
of every style of household, Office, hote
3 and other furniture, and he imports by thu
car load at the lowest rates possible anC
, from the best manufacturers. In his vas
E establishment can be found all varieties o
$ patent spring beds, mattresses, the fines
4 upholstered beds, sofas, lounges, and thu
2 choicest upholstery of all kinds. He alsC
t manufactures and fills promptly all specia
t orders for upholstered and cabinet work
: His house is widely known and he nov
: sends goods into nearly every county in tn
S State and into adjoining States and Terri
: tories. Sacramento offers special induce
Y ments, from its climatic advantages, cheal
: storage, ETC., for the furniture business
t Furniture put together here is found t.
: endure better than that which is put NJ
: where the atmosphere is humid.
h j. A. WILSON, FURNITURE DEALER,
0 J street, between Fourth and Fifth. Mr.
e Wilson imports his stock direct from East
ern factories, most of it coming from Gran,
Rapids and Chicago. He keeps the bes
assorted STOCK, ana sells at prices ieVe
with the best. His establishment is larg
5 and is kept constantly stocked with
choice variety of latest styles and the mos
e improved patterns. Mr.. Wilson is enabled
e by reason of direct importation and tn
economical advantages of his location, t
$ bid successfully for the interior trade.
! MILLS.
i Flour-Feed- Meal Malt and Genera
). Milling.