Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
JEWELERS..
watches-Clocks- Diamonds Jewels,
DIAMOND DEPOT.

DIAMOND DEPOT.
H. TACHHoRsT. JEwELER. BIS STREET,
OLD NO 10.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND CHOICEST JEWEL,
WATCH AND PLATE HOUSE.
Mr.. Wachhorst is the largest dealer in
iewelry and diamond stock outside of San
Francisco in California. The interior of
his store is a perfect bazaar OF beauty. He
is agent for Amsterdam diamond houses,
whence his stock Of that class comes. He
imports all his stock directly from first
hands. In silver ware, clocks, American
watches and table service, as well as IN
diamonds and other precious stones, he has
for years, and repeatedly, undersold San
Francisco houses. He offers special induce
ments to the jobbing trade. He has car
ried on wholesaling successfully for several
years in the face Of the most bitter opposi-
ton. In all kinds of solid silver and plated
ware he keeps constant and well assorted
stock from the leading houses OF the East
and Europe For the holiday season he
lays in stock of articles which are I'M
equaled in beauty and richness by any house
of like character on the coast
| SAMUEL JELLY, 422 STREET, JEWRLER.
Mr.. Jelly commenced the jewelry bust
ness here in 1850, and is the oldest Jeweler
in Sacramento, while his establishment is
one of the handsomest in the interior. He
keeps large stock of the very best goods
ia jewelry, diamonds, watches, clocks,
sterling silver and silver plated ware, table
cutlery, spectacles, Eyeglasses and an ele-
| CANT assortment of articles useful and Or
namental. Mr.. Jelly imports direct from
manufacturers, owns his buildings, pays no
rent, and confers the benefit of these ad-
vantages and all others which Sacramento
affords upon his patrons, and which ena-
bles him to sell to the trade, in most cases,
at lower rates than can be obtained-in any
other coast market. He makes special
business of filling orders by mail, his ex-
perience and established reputation lead
ing people to order through him and trust
to his taste and Judgment rather than
their own. His Showcase stock Is espe-
cally attractive, and presents brilliant.
array of articles of personal adornment.
He gives particular attention to the manu-
facture of jewelry, also repairing clocks,
watches and jewelry In the best manner.
]. b. KLUNE, 226 STREET, JEwELER.
Mr.. Klune is the successor of j. p. Flo
berg, whose old business he conducts at
the old stand with even larger and richer
supply of goods. He is young man,
comparatively, in business, but he was ten
years in the jewelry house OF ii. Wach-
horst, and his skill and experience are well
known in this community. He brings his
goods by importation direct from nrst
hands. and will have none but first class
articles. He keeps full supply for retail
and the trade. Diamonds. precious stones,
silver and plate-ware table-service, gold
aud silver watches, chains, plain and orna-
mental clocks and articles of virtu. The
business has the personal superintendent
of Mr.. Klune. who is building up In his
new venture a very fiattering trade with
the interior. This he is rapidly accom-
plishing by furnishing to his customers
only first-class goods, and whose quallty
he intends shall be strictly as represented
In the way of price he makes the claim,
/ and keeps it, that he can sell at level rates
with the oldest dealers.
j. HYMAN, JR., JEwELER, SOC STREET.
Mr.. Hyman's is one of the oldest estab-
lished houses in this State. While his
trade is largely local, yet it Is so condl.
toned and conducted that lie IS able to llIl
orders on any demand from the interior.
He has a full assorted stock of watches,
clocks, iewelry and articles of tirst-class
establishment. Mr.. Hyman gives his per-
sonal attention constantly to the busl.
ness, and owning his store-room and
ground, can sell at less than most compel
itors.
W. B. MILLER, JEwELER, 62S ] STREET.
This house was opened a little over q
year ago, and its proprietor, who has had
long experience, has made it one of the
sterling business institutions of Sacramento,
He has a full line of jewelry, clocks,
watches, silver and plated ware. Buying
goods at most advantageous jobbing rates,
he is able to offer special inducements IL
prices. Mr. Miller also gives personal
attention to repair orders for clocks,
watches, jewelry, etc.
C. j. NOACK-wATCHES, CLOCKS, ETC., 6l4
j STREET.
Mr. Noack is an enterprising business
man, located in the very business center OF
the city. He deals largely in watches,
clocks, jewelry and gold pens. lie makes
speciality of manufacturing and repairing.
He has the exclusive agency for Wenzers
pneumatic clock, which has been put into
some of the public school-houses OF the
city, and is rapidly gaining prominence
Noack keeps large assortment OF show
case goods.
j. R. HEATH, $50 STREET.
Mr.. Heath is a general dealer in jewelry
watches, clocks, articles of personal adorn.
ment, ETC. His showcase stock is varied
and complete. He is skillful repairer and
experienced business man, and makes a
fair bid for a liberal portion of public pat
ronage He is located in the business
center of the city, and has built up very
satisfactory trade. In clocks and watches
his stock is especially attractive, but not
more so than his showcase goods.
BUTCHERS.
Dealers in Meats, Fresh and Cured
Packers1Tanne1s.
A. HEILBRoN AND BRO, WHOLESALE BUTCH
Frs AND DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK.
This well-known firm is composed Of
Adolph and Auguste f. Hebron, who
established themselves in this city in 1856
and at one time were extensively engaged
in the packing business-being one OF the
first firms in the State to engage in that
branch of industry. Their old place of bust
ness was at the Third Market, between
n and o streets, and at the old Washington