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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
Kenda!I's SPAWN Cure.

once ot Van Setback, Stevenson Co, Wholesale Drug
gists 90 81 Lake st. Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. st, 1880
DR. Il. j. KKSBALL& Co, Grnts:-lour SPAWN cure
sale IN this market for IN tng'
of time 1t has been introduced Al who use II II We 10 n
unqualified Endorsement the greatest horse ini n'nt
the age We enclose you testimonial from HanChett
Carter proprletOrs Ct the great l2h street livery OF h
city, who are enthusiastic IN its praise: . -
'' CHICACo. Ill. Dec. l5 1879.
Wax SCHAACK, STEVENSON Co, Gents 1t r. seLeIa
wears since we first bought kCndals SPAWN Cure OF 80
And we do not hesitate to say the very best article 70
SPAWN rnghonc scratches 81 lns &C thai We have eve
uycr We would not be without II In our large livery h.
thousands ut dollars use II constantly Win succf
thar we did not anticipate. Every one who has used II
around here speaks o It's wonderful cures IN the hEhct
terms Having used every known remedy which has bee
placed before the public do not hesitate 20 prohoupc
uur Of m greatest If the Hp and s0ici iiis
mat no horse should De without II stands wthou
HANrrFTT a CARTER.
TN. &. only specimen of what might give You.
VAN SJIlAACK, STEVENSON 4 60.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

NOTE, LETTEr. AND 1th,s,
HAPSNAN FRkR rKADBHOr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10

To cough and a. The same lime he entertaining
is impossible Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup will reach
your case Price - cents II hottie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-12-10
KendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

For Horses and Other Animals II mas 10
equal II cures spavn spnts, curs ring homes. and Az
similar bemishes and removes the enlargement wliho9,
bserng II always tcas on cows ana loot iOl
in cattle and sheep " also scratches grease hel1
thrush saddc gals. sc. 1t has no equal for flesh wounds
bruises cuts or sores all animals
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
l.. J. LuTHAUFR.
L Js LttHAtBhs
Fashionable CIOthier. AIS J Str eff. BE.
tween Fourth and Fifth.


In all communities of any considerable
commercial importance there are some
houses in each line which take, by common
acknowledgement, leading place. Among
such, in Sacramento, we place the clothing
house of L. ]. Lithauer, for reasons indls-
putable for cogent force. Toe house OF
Mr.. Lithauer draws its chief supplies from
the great manufacturing and importing
firm of Coleman Bros New York, which
is also of the order of houses indicated IN
the opening sentence of this review, being
in the front rank, and the leading house In
that rank on the American Continent
among manufacturers and importers OF
gentlemen's furnishing goods. This house
is low celebrating the twenty seventh an
niversary of its splendid commercial career.
As Sheffield makers trade marks are
guarantees OF the superiority OF English
cutlery as the stamp and name OF 'tRog-
ers /" gives character to plated ware; as
Coates name gives prominence to his
thread as "Merrimack and New York
Mills are the synonyms for excellence in
cottons SO is the name OF Coleman Bros
the Union over, the Endorsement for all
that is superior and advanced In clothing
The great reputation OF the house IS too
exalted for the firm to put forth any IN
worthy products. Mr.. Lithauer's goods,
drawn from such source, are presented to
this public, therefore, with the strongest
guarantee of excellence. There Is IN the
stock no slop work. Mr.. Lithauer has
business reputation at stake quite as dear
to him as to Coleman Bros. Thus two in
terests unite to serve this public with well
made goods of all the latest styles and
best materials. Mr. Lithauer has an es-
adjustment in San Francisco also, and has
been in this business for Is years, but the
house we have now to deal with
is that in Sacramento, of which Mr.
Heber Wood, popular and widely
known clothier is business manager
Lithauer's store in Sacramento is one OF
the neatest, handsomest and most genteel
establishments in the State, and this is no
fulsome praise. Its shelves and drawers
are stocked with as full a variety of gentle
mems dress, business and oversuits as is to
be found in any establishment, marked at
living prices, competing with the strongest
rival markets. and inviting the best char
acter OF the clothing trade. So, too, 1t is
to be said of the furnishing goods, under
and white shirts, collars, cuffs, articles OF
personal adornment, hosiery, gloves, and
all the varied line OF like supplies. Too
extensive, and too exhaustless IN variety
is the stock and too numerous are the
novelties constantly added, to justify de-
tailed specification here. Suffice it to say
that perfection in fit, superiority of mate
rial, gentility and style, and excellence in
all things, characterize the goods of this
establishment, just as gentlemanly and
courteous behavior, strict adherence to
true business principles, and honesty and
integrity of conduct mark the entire man
agement of the house.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
BOND d HUNTsMAN,
Fashionable Millinery, Artificial Flowers,
Feathers. etc.. 523 } street.

These ladies came to Sacramento less
than a year ago, and though but few
months in business here, have already
built up a large trade. They have had
years of experience in the Eastern States,
and are thoroughly accomplished in the
millinery art. They keep all kinds of arti-
fetal flowers, feathers and millinery mate
rails, and are prepared to furnish millinery
supplies at the lowest possible rates and in
any quantity desired. Their lines in hats,
bonnets, velvets and ribbons are complete,
and orders from abroad are filed with dis
patch. They import direct first class goods
only, and keep every class of millinery
goods known to the trade. They carry on
a large and exceedingly attractive estab-
STRENGTHENING one of the handsomest
store-rooms in the interior. Mrs. NJ. j.
Bond and Mrs. L. P. Huntsman are the
proprietors OF this establishment. They
are prepared to furnish the trade, and to
offer to it special inducements for trading
at their establishment. Special attention
is given to country orders, they exercising
even better judgment for the absent buyer
than purchasers often do when present.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
FRITZ AZ MILLER.
Importers and Dealers in Underwriters
SunnIfes .65 u Street

Fritz 4 Miller are direct importers of
every line of goods known to the business.
They keep always in stock large supply
OF caskets, collins, shrouds and undertak-
ers' other supplies. They make speciality
of trimmings of every description, and
ornaments in gold, silver and plate-ware,
and particularly direct the attention of in
terror dealers and other classes of pur-
chasers to the elegance and variety of their
stock of goods, as well as to the quality of
the same. There is no improvement made
in goods in their line that patrons cannot
avail themselves of any time. Their facili-
ties for the storage of bulky articles of the
description referred to are unexcelled, and
the ease of shipment accruing to Sacra
mento, and other advantages enjoyed by
them through a central location, enable
them to ,iier superior inducements to the
trade, which they can supply at rates on a
level with the heaviest houses on the coast.
Their premises are commodious, which
enables them them to keep in stock an i'm
mense quantity of everything in their line
of unkertakers' supplies. The proprietors
are gentlemen of experience in the under
taking business.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
COLUMBUS BREWERY.
Z. and G.. GrGhier. Pr0prictors. six.
Ieenth and H streets.

This house was established in 1853 At
the time of the great food in Sacramento,
the highest point of land in the city was
known as the columbus Landing" and
out of respect to this historic landing, the
proprietors named their brewery the "Col-
umbus" The deposit made by foods upon
the original high ground created large
mound, upon which this firm located their
establishment. It is now in the heart
of the city. The brewery occupies a
two-story brick. l60xl04 feet, and the
ground area of the Establishment is 100 by
100 feet. The capacity of the brewery is
from % to % barrels per day. The brew
cry manufactures especially for the interior
trade, and has large local traffic. This
brand of beer is known throughout the
State for its superior quality. The house
buys the best brewing hops and barley, and
it's brewery is depot OF purchase well
known to the people. He makes no
charge for carriage or wharfage, and for
wards goods on the same day on which the
orders are received.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
4. &. TUFTS,
Pharmacist and Druggist, No. 1900 Tenth
and streets.

Mr.. Tufts occupies one OF the most prom
inent corners at a point which is now be.
coming business center, and certainly has
one of the most attractive establishments
in the city. He is an accomplished phar-
macst, and dispenses with skill and abil-
ity. He makes the endeavor to keep the
best drugs and avoid adulterated articles.
He keeps in stock leading proprietary and
patent medicines, and fine line of toilet
articles and perfumery. He has the ex.
elusive agency for Meadows Magic Lini-
ment, which enjoys high reputation for
use on man and beast. While largely de-
voted to the local trade he supplies de-
mands from the interior, which are quite
extensive upon him. His well. established
and rapidly growing general business is
developing into prominent jobbing trade
in some special lines. Though his present
establishment is comparatively new, Mr..
Tufts has been in business in Sacramento
upwards of eleven years, and is well and
favorably known in the community.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01

Manufacturers OF The Improved Nash and
Cuts 6raIa cleaner.


These celebrated machines are manufac-
tured by Fl. D. Nash & Co.. at 906 X
street. These cleaners have been manu-
featured here for the past nine years, and
have grown so much in public favor that
lately it has been impossible to fill the de-
mand for them. But with their increased
facilities, the coming season, the firm wi
be enabled to fill all orders promptly. The
success which the Improved Nash & CUTS
Cleaner has attained has led interruptions
parties, says the firm In their review of the
business, to ignore the right of III. d.
Nash & Co., and to attempt to force upon
the public a spurious article, unworthy of
the name of grain-cleaner But, as in the
end, merit is rewarded, so to the elm
proved Nash & Cults Grain Cleaner "
has come the demand which
has taxed the factory to supply
To guard purchasers against these imita-
tions, II. d. Nash & Co. state that they
have secured a trademark upon the words
The Improved Nash & Cults Grain.
cleaner" and no cleaner, unless bearing the
above trademark and manufactured by H.
d. Nash 4 Co., is their genuine cleaner.
The firm adds "All buyers who wish TO
get the genuine machine and to avoid being
imposed upon can, by the aid of the above
directions, detect and reject the worthless
counterfeits which are offered for sale u
The coming season the cleaner will be
greatly improved again, as Mr.. Nash has
gone East in the interest of the firm, and
to inspect the different grain-cleaners man
ufactured there, and any good points which
can be bought will be utilized at once, so
that California grain. raisers can have the
benefit of them. During the absence of
Mr.. Nash the business is under the man
agement of the other partner, L. g.
Thompson. They also manufacture
cleaner that performs duty not attempted
heretofore by any other manufacturers of
grain-cleaning machinery, which is to
clean the grain as fast as it is
thrashed, and at the same time run
the different grades and seed into separate
sacks, without any additional expense or
extra help. The cleaner is attached to the
thrashing machine by counter shaft, the
grain is run through an elevator into the
cleaner, and is sacked from the cleaner
ready for market. Some fifty of these
grain. cleaners were in successful operation
the past season, and gave perfect satisfac-
ton. They make speciality OF extra large
cleaners for Touring mills and warehouse
purposes. The increasing demand for
these machines and the fourishing business
of the firm place it among the first manu-
featuring houses in Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
L, &, CHANDLER.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent. 221 j
street.

Mr.. Chandler does general real estate
business, selling, buying, renting and col
lecting. He is one of the most experienced
real estate agents in interior California.
His Office is the headquarters for general
information regarding the real estate
market. In the buying and selling of real
estate his Judgment on the valuation of
city property is based upon long expert
ence and accurate calculation, and he fully
aceomplishes the wishes of his patrons.
Mr.. Chandler is energetic and prompt in
the collection of rents and the management
of property committed to his care, and acts
with discriminating fairness in the matter
of repairs, holding the interests OF his pa
irons as sacred as if the property and trans.
actions were his own. In the insurance
line he is the agent for the American,
Pennsylvania, and North American Fire
Insurance Companies -allof Philadelphia
which companies are well known for their
fairness and liberahty IN adjusting losses.
He attends in person TO all insurance
business, and gives special attention to his
business.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
Re0ru 4 co
wholesale GrOeers. Liquors, Tobacco. etc..
Front. Between = and "a Streets.


Front. Between = and "a Streets.
This is one of the most extensive estab
lishments in the country. The name of
this firm is familiar throughout the State
with all people They occupy two floors,
each 50 by $50 feet. The firm deals in
every kind and merchantable variety of
groceries and provisions, cured meats, fine
wines and liquors, tobacco, cigars, case
goods, CONNECTIONS, etc. The same firm
has house in San Francisco, but which
cannot be said to be superior to or so well
known as the Sacramento establishment.
The business of the firm is widespread
throughout Central and Northern and much
of Southern California, and Nevada and
the Territories, and is so well established
that one can scarcely conceive of the con-
tingency of its ever coming to an end. The
firm say that their business is constantly
increasing in volume, and extending its in
fuence over larger area annually. This
house is one of the completed wholesale
grocery houses in the State, and in add.
ton deals in Kentucky WHISTLES and vari-
Gus brands OF fine wines. quicksilver, to-
bacco. cigars, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01

Importers Of Foreign and Domestic DT!
Goods. Corner Fifth and } streets.

Importers OF Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Corner Fifth and } streets.
This is one of the largest dry goods es-
Establishments on the coast, and no store
room outside of San Francisco surpasses
that of this firm for beauty. 1t is a fitting
shrine for the rich and varied stock. This
house is direct importer of foreign and do
nestle dry goods, whichitsells both atwhole-
sale and retail 1t has one fixed price, from
which it does not deviate. It's advantages,
by reason of its connections and direct i'm
portations are peculiarly great. 1t makes
specially of filing orders from abroad, and
also in dealing in ladies' cloaks and suits.
They invite especial attention to Foster
kid gloves, of French stock. They are a
new patent lacing on delicate hooks and
securing most perfect fit. This house is,
in every respect, representative business
house of the State of California, having a
large capital and an immense stock Of
goods. The firm has also house at sc
Lombard street, New York another al
Virginia City, Nevada; one at Portland,
Oregon, and still another at Napa City, II
this State,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
j. G. KERTH,
Dealer in and Manufactured of Cigars,
iE2 } street.

Mr. Kerths commodious establishment
is centrally located, and in his new and
fine quarters he has every facility for put
ting up and storing an exceedingly large
stock. Being a practical manufacturer,
Mr.. Kerth has given the question OF con-
Quoting the cigar trade in this market a
thorough test. He imports goods of the
very best quality and most approved
brands from the best markets. He keeps
every line. from the cheapest to the finest,
and sells level with San Francisco prices.
He makes a speciality of the cigar trade, as
in that he is an expert. He only
keeps tobacco for local consump-
ton, In fine imported goods Mr.. Kerth
stores a large stock, and his experiences
enables him to detect the real from the
spurious, and consequently his stock is
never married by limitations He is well
known and has large trade in the interior.
He travels extensively, and purchasers
once contracting with him for goods be-
come regular customers OF his establish
ment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
THE B4ILY RECORD-U MON.
BUSINESS REVIEW.
Repre- 8ntatiVe Business Houses
Of Sacramento.
The Advantages Of the Sac.
ramento Market and the
Claims Made for
Trade.

Below. in accordance with the annual
custom OF this journal. is presented re-
view of many representative business
houses of Sacramento. It will be found
to well repay attentive reading. The
claims made by these houses are thor
oughIy well known and admitted in this
community and throughout the extensive
trade area of Sacramento, which is con-
stantly expanding and augmenting in in
fluence. Especial reference in examina-
ton of this review should be made to the
elaborate exposition of the trade advan-
tages OF this city, as presented by the Sac
ramento Board Of Trade, printed elsewhere
in this number.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
THE MISSES BROTHERS,
wholesale aad Retail Millinery, GIL :


The Misses Brothers are the largest
millinery merchants outside the city of
San Francisco and west Of the Mississippi.
Their establishment is large and attrac-
tive. They keep full line of general
millinery, and have constant orders at the
East and Europe for the very latest novel
ties to be forwarded to them without spe-
cial order. Their entire stock is imported,
and from the Eastern and European marts
they receive the choicest goods, and one of
the ladies annually makes trip to Europe
for the purpose of securing stock at the
lowest possible rates, in foreign as well as
home markets, which cash always com
mands. They buy exclusively for cash.
This enables the firm to sell to customers
at more advantageous rate than they
could purchase elsewhere. They do a
LARGE business in the way of selling goods
in quantity as received from the East.
The proprietors began business here about
four wears ago, and, by their excellent
methods of carrying on business, have built
mn large trade. The percentage OF m
crease in their business exceeds that OF any
other millinery establishment on the coast
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
c. FLOHR,
uanuraeturer OF nifles. etc.

Mr.. Flohr keeps on hand constantly a
large stock of guns, pistols, ammunition,
sportsmen's supplies and hunters outfits.
He manufactures rifles, and has on hand
all the most approved patterns OF rifles,
breech and muzzle- loading shotguns, and
nistols of all varieties. He is an accom-
plished workman, and manufactures large
". He rebores old guns and makes them
as good as new, and does repairing. Mr..
Flohr does large iobbing, and never fails
TO give satisfaction.