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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
II. II. PETTET,
Wholesale TObacconist and Cigar sEanu-
faetureT, 225 IA street, bet. second and
Third.

Wholesale TObaccOnist and Cigar sEanu-
factureT, 225 "a street, bet. second and
Third.
Mr. Petit is a wholesale and retail
dealer in Havana cigars, Tobacco. snuff,
pipes, etc. also operates an extensive CT
gar factory, which is located in the rear Of
the main store.room. His establishment is
located in the central part of the city and
is large and well adapted to the business
carried on. In his factory he works
at the full season fifteen men. He
makes no low-grade articles, but manu-
features from medium to the every
best" He keeps on hand stock of the best
quality to be worked up into cigars, and
this, as well as all other goods, are of his
own direct importation, which places him
on par with the most favored houses IN
! the interior, and enables him, with the low
expense account on which business can be
| carried on here, to compete with tobacco
houses at the chief commercial city Of the
! coast, and In most cases, If not all, to I'M
dersell them, while his prices never exceed
those of that powerful trade center He
especially keeps in bulk Gilt q &c ine-cut
| chewing tobacco. His store-roouI Is packed
! from floor to ceiling with heavy aud va
ried stock Of goods-all the best brands of
tobacco and cigars, and all the varieties Of
smokers articles Mr.. Petit explains in
detail how it is that the Sacramento to-
bacconist can import his own stock, both
made up and in the raw, to exactly as
good advantage as any manufacturer at
any other point on the coast, no matter
what one may be named. But the details
involve too much of explanation OF interest
accounts, time of cargo out, rauIditY OF
transit, lessened freight bills, etc, etc, to
be entered upon in this space but that
Mr.. Petit is right there can be no doubt.
He has large jobbing trade in Amador,
Ell Dorado, Placer and Nevada counties
and the north country, and it Is steadily
pushing further out from the city, as the
dealers come more fully to realize the fact
that their interests are advanced by avail
ing themselves of the advantages the mar
ket of Sacramento affords. In the matter
of speedy shipments and the exercise of
superior judgment in filing orders. MIR.
Petit has no superior.
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E. LYON & 90
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Dry,
Staple and Fancy Goods, Southeast
Corner seventh and j Streefs.

WEOitsale anu ketan Dealers in Dry,
Staple and Fancy Goods, sOuiheast
Corner seventh and j streets.
This house was established in 1866, and
is therefore quite the Oldest one in Sacra-
mento remaining in this line. The firm is
composed of f. Lyon and r. B. Harmon.
1t occupies two large floors on one of the
best corners in the city. The lower floor
is devoted entirely to wholesaling, and the
upper floor to the retail department, each
floor being 20x90 in extent. Both the
wholesale and retail business of the house
has largely increased during 1850, even
beyond the expectations of the firm. This
house imports from Europe, and buys
direct from first hands in the East. It
deals in all lines of staple and domestic
dry goods, all fancy goods and notions,
and silks and velvets-these last two ar
ticles being imported by the house directly
from the European market, and of the
latest patterns and styles. In wooden goods
they purchase both in the home and East
ern market. Prints and cottons, in full
lines, they bring direct from first hands
They keep full assortment of house
furnishing goods, and in this line take
special pride. They keep fine cloths,
cloakings and ladies' cloaks ready made,
which are brought from Eastern manufact-
cries. They have full line of ladies' I'M
derwear, corsets and hosiery of all styles.
They are the agent for Dr. Warmers Health
Corsets and for the Elite Kid Glove The
business of jobbing, which was entered
upon with caution by this firm some seven
years ago, has become thoroughly estab-
lished and extensive part of their trade,
and the house now sells throughout Nevada
and the mountain and foothill counties,
and up and down the great valleys. Pur-
chasers at San Francisco, in job lots, are gen
orally required to take original packages, but
this house makes a speciality of selling the
broken packages at the Wholesale rate.
The purchasers of E. Lyon & Co. are
charged no transfer fees, no drayage and
no wharfage. Orders received in the morn
ing, by the early trains, are filed and
shipped on the same day. This house
takes in no auction goods, but have COM
mercial brokers in the Eastern markets to
buy at all the standard trade sales, and at
all clearances made by importers.
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LANES PAReOEs.

Boot and Shoe DesIer, sos Y Sire {.
The advantages enjoyed by Sacramento
enables Mr.. Parsons to carry on a success.
full business with the best results to him.
self and the people, and to extend these
advantages to those who deal with him.
Mr.. Parsons establishment is one of the
finest in the interior of the State, and does
credit to the city of Sacramento. Mr.
Parsons is his own importer, securing his
stock direct from the East and Europe.
His purchases are made on cash basis,
and he sells at as low rates as any compet-
ing market. This house has limited
manufacturing department, from which
none but frst-class work is turned out.
This gives his custom work an excellent
reputation. His stock comprises full lines
of mems, youths, ladies' and children's
wear. He has growing country trade,
which, on account of the character of his
goods and the low rates at which they are
sold, is rapidly increasing. Mr.. Parsons
show window on j street, where his finest
goods are daily sampled, is one Of the most
attractive in the city.
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unIInpax Rpns
Wholesale Butchers and Dealers In Live
stock, 6i9 , Street, Sacramento, and
$50 kearsy street, san Francisco.


$50 kearsy street, san Francisco.
This firm established itself in this city
in 1858, the house being then composed of
Adolph and Auguste F. Heilbron. They
were at one time extensively engaged in
the packing business, being one Oh the first
firms in the State to launch out in that
branch of industry. They carried on their
business at different times at the Third
street Market, between n and streets,
and at the old Washington Market, north
side of j, between Fifth and Sixth. Since
1870 they have confined themselves to
whole slaughtering at their establish
ment, 0 and r, Twenty ninth
and Thirtieth streets. Although known
to have been eminently successful
during their residence in this
city, the public has not had full compre-
hension of the vast extent of the business
operations of this firm. Their success is
but another proof of the oft-repeated and
now generally conceded fact, that Sacra-
mento is natural business center of the
State, the commercial focus OF interior Cal
itornia, whose many arms reach ont into
the various sections of the State, securing
the trade of dealers and consumers in
neatly CNSly HuaIICIs 4lNS ytdlo
this firm became associated with a San
Francisco firm under the name of Poly,
Hebron & Co., and as such it is now
engaged in carrying on the wholesale
Strengthening business in that city on an
extensive scale. They are large land
holders and are raisers of vast numbers of
cattle. They own on Kings river, in
Fresno and 1'ulare counties, the Rancho
Laguna de Tache, of some $4,000 acres,
and which borders twenty-three miles on
Kings river. On this fine range they
raise the greater portion of their cattle,
which are transported thence to San Fran
cisco and this city by rail. In order to
carry on the business in this city and San
Francisco they have to draw upon their
herds for about 1000 head OF cattle per
month. To give some idea of the magni.
tude of this firms business, which has
grown from modest commencement in
this city in early days to its present pro.
portions, we may state that the members
are the heaviest taxpayers IN Fresno
county.
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HENRY FISHER.
Wholesale and Retail COnfectiOner, no.
sos street.

Mr.. Fisher established himself in this
city in 1865 in the manufacturing and
wholesale confectionery business, since
which time the history of the house has
been. one marked by unbroken success.
He owns the real estate and building where
his business is conducted, aud having no
rent to pay, is prepared to offer induce
ments as great as that of any house on the
coast. He is one of the largest wholesale
manufacturing confectioners in the
State of California. He occupies
three floors, l60 feet deep, and en-
ploys about twenty persons the year
round. At considerable outlay he has
introduced the latest improvements in
machinery for the manufacture of fancy
| candies, and is constantly increasing his
facilities, and is at all times prepared to
supply the trade with the choicest articles
in his line on the shortest possible notice.
His goods are admitted to be of rare
purity, and in all the lines of foreign and
! domestic confectionery, his trade is rapidly
increasing Another feature is the rare
beauty, taste and excellence of the cakes,
pastries and dishes prepared by him for
weddings, receptions, etc. His restaurant
is faultless in all it's appointments. He
has the finest banquet hall in the city at.
tached to his restaurant. His trade has
extended into Arizona, Idaho and Utah,
Montana and like distant sections.
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J. G. DAVE.
Furniture DesIer, X street Retw cen
Fourth and Fifth.

Mr.. Davis is a wholesale and retail dealer
in furniture, and has one Of the most at
tractive of establishments. 1t occupies
three great floors, the areas of which are
35xl25 feet each. He imports all his own
stock. His storeTooms are stocked with
the richest class of furniture known to the
trade, and he keeps IN addition all the
lower grades. The growth of his business
is one of the most noted instances OF rapid
business advancement in the city, and his
trade is still extending throughout all Sac
ramento's market area. His jobbing trade
he presents as the largest of any house
outside of San Francisco. In one line,
which is perhaps the largest, he buys ex-
clusively of the Plenix Manufacturing
Company of Grand Rapids Michigan, and
thereby gets special privileges which ena-
bles him to sell at lower rates than are
given in any competing market In the
upholstering department he employs the
best workmen to be had, and in this line of
work takes especial pride. His annual ex-
hibitions Of fine upholstering and furniture
at the State Fair are the text for universal
approving comment.
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GATTNAN eS sCMENNgRT,
aud Cigar Manufacturers.
GOO X street.

This firm are classed among the largest
dealers in fine tobsccos and cigars that dc
business outside of San Francisco. They
began business here five years ago, finding
Sacramento's centrahty of location to al
ford especial advantages for the interior
trade, which has increased yearly, and by
fair dealing and furnishing superior goods
at the very lowest prices, they have brought
their trade to high standard and extended
it's area largely over the State, and also to
the transmontane region on the east
They not only import, but manufacture
cigars. Being skilled in the business, all
goods manufactured are under the personal
supervision of Messrs. Gattman & Schen-
merit Their present facilities enable them
to furnish all goods in their line at lower
rates than any other house on the Pacitlc
coast. Operating with ample capital, they
stock their establishment with the leading
brands of chewing and smoking to6accos
and smokers supplies, while every line OF
cigars worthily known to the trade are FUR
nished upon demand.
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WILLIAM GTTENBER5EE,
| Sacramento Foundry nd Iron works,
Corner Front and streets.

Mr.. Gutenberger's foundry is fine two
story and basement brick building, with a
large wooden attachment, and has con-
nected with it extensive yard-room. He
employs about thirty-hve skilled mechanics.
He builds all kinds Of stationary and
portable engines, does all kinds OF iron and
brass founding, and has been especially
successful in the building of machinery for
quartz and Touring mills. It is safe to
say that no like establishment turns out
any better work. Sacramento is not only
a splendid point for manufacturing quartz
mills, engines, vaults and all kinds of iron
works, but it is an excellent one for the
shipment of the same. Gutenberger's busi-
ness now extends throughout nearly the
entire interior of the State. He also builds
mills and machinery for nearly every min
ing section on the Pacific coast, from Brit
ish Columbia to the Mexican line, and es-
pecially In the Sierras and Nevada region.
He makes a speciality of constructing the
" California Horsepower"
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j. WOODS,
Deaier in Cigars. Tobacco, ETC., 329 >
street.

Mr.. Woods is an old and experienced
tobacconist, and has very large and fully
stocked establishment. He imports from
first hands. He does fine jobbing trade,
and invites the attention of dealers to the
facilities of his house He keeps all the
best approved brands OF tobacco smoking
and plug. The new crop of Havana to-
bacco is the finest ever known, and he has
the best of that product The very best
imported cigars procurable are to be found
at his establishment; also, the choicest
meerschaum goods and best tobaceos and
as to quality and prices he deties competi-
ton. He has especial skill in the selection
of his goods, and has endeavored to build
up a patronage demanding first-class arti-
cles, in which he has succeeded. His estab-
ishment is centrally located, and IS an old
and we'll known one. II is worth while for
those wishing choice cigars to visit his
retail and store-rooms and be satisfied of
the truth of his claims
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y. A. CgNNgNGHA3E,
BoiIeP.maker and Huilder of Ia rs, etc..
IL? and G.A street.

Mr. Cunningham's business the past
year has steadily grown and extended its
area, and the factory has been worked up
to its present full capacity. The growth
of the trade, because of the reputation of
his work, will require soon an
extension of the present works,
and a further employment OF work.
men in the line He builds all
classes of boilers, tanks and heavy iron
cases, such as are built in the best estab-
lishments. He is able to fill promptly any
orders from abroad. and turn out first
class work He is able to fill all orders for
boiler work at even rates with the best
market. As an instance of his skill was
the construction of remarkable and diff
cult boiler for steam road wagon, which
could only be built in first-class estab-
Iishment, and by workmen thoroughly up
in the business, and is but one evidence Of
his skill of which he has made fresh proof
during 1850.
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scuUoys eRos
Eagle tracksr Bakery, 7rs.7Is X STR

Eagle trackEr Bakery, 7is.7IS X street.
! S. H. & VIM. Schroer are the proprie-
tors of this factory. Beginning with the
intention to wCrthlly deserve the wholesale
custom of northern and central California,
| they have succeeded fully Their whole
sale trade is one of the largest ofany cracker
house. This house enjoys all the now adj
mitted advantages pertaining to the Sacra-
mento market. They are now turning out
far better product than ever before, as the
-four production OF the valley is much i'm
proved. Still greater pains have been
taken to turn out prime articles in their
line. They compete successfully with all
rival markets, undersell all competitors
from other points, and supply the
trade to any extent. They buy
this stock cheaper here, have less expenses,
and conduct business here with less fixed
capital. Their factory is 40 by 100 feet,
with ike-sized storage basement. 1t Is
the only factory on the coast operating the
Kennedy patent rotary oven, and Tor which
it holds the right. This oven is greatly
superior to the old style revolving oven,
and is the most economical known. This
firm makes these brands of crackers As
sorted, assorted extra, Boston, butter,
cream, Graham, picnic, picnic extra, SODA,
soda extra, Santa Clara, sugar, oyster,
water, seed cakes, Jenny Lind cakes,
lemon cakes, cocoanut cakes, ginger snaps,
ginger nuts, lurch biscuits, excelsior bis
cult, La Grande, milk, milk fancy, nic-
knack, overland, pearl, wafer wine, fruit,
jumbles also, pilot bread, pilot bread ex-
ira, saloon pilot, egg bananas, etc. The
firm uses the best brands OF -four and
sugar, and it imports all the brands of
fancy crackers ami cakes peculiar to East
ern make, but is adding to its already ex-
tensive machinery new machines for the
making of all these fancy brands. They
deliver goods free at depots, and make no
charge for shipping on cars, They fill or
ders on the same day they are received,
and buyers save large item in freight as
compared to shipment charges from San
Francisco, The growth of the Wholesale
trade of this house is Unprecedented. It
commands market in northern and cen
trail California, throughout all the great
valleys, and now the trade is extending to
the coast and into Arizona.
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". 8. HAMMER.
Druggist and Chemist, Corner Fourth
and Il streets.

Mr.. Hammer is a general druggist and
chemist. He imports largely his goods.
He keeps full lines of all patent medicines
of the day also, surgical goods, trusses,
braces, etc, and large collection Of per-
fumery, toilet articles and show. case goods.
He prepares Hammers Glycerole Of Tar,
of which he is sole manufacturer also,
Hammers Buchu and the compound ex-
tract of IVA Ursi, which addresses itself
to diseases of the urinary and genital or
gans. He also makes Hammers tooth
powder, furniture polish and anti. bilious
pills, which are all well known and COM
mand large and CONSTANT increasing
sale Besides other valuable and we'll
approved preparations, he prepares Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters, made from
plant indigenous to California. It is a
ell-estabhshed remedy for biIiousness,
indigestion, deranged stomach, constipa-
ton, ETC., and is growing daily IL popular
favor throughout the State. 1t Is lrepara-
ton which has become standard among
medicines.
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.EnHN BLACK.
Sacramento steam Cracker Bakery, FrGni
street, between X and L.

street, between X and L.
This is the pioneer factory of the in
terror, the business being established in
1868. 1t occupies a building 20 by l55
feet, with three floors, and fairly rivals
the largest cracker factories in the State.
The capacity of the factory is over three
barrels per hour. 1t is admitted by
the wholesale grocers and by the interior
dealers that the goods turned out by this
factory are second to none In the market.
1t uses Halls improved reel oven, with a
capacity of seventy-tive barrels per day.
1t has Ruger's improved cracker machin-
cry, which is recognized as the best made.
Also Roth & McMahon's soft-cake, snap
and tumble machines. 1t may be inter-
esting to refer to some of the lines of goods
made. In crackers there are: Assorted,
assorted extra, Boston butter, cream. pearl
oyster, Graham, picnic, picnic extra, soda,
soda extra, Santa Clara sugar, and oyster.
Of cakes they make cocoanut, banana,
drop, seed, Jenny Lind, lemon, ginger and
jpmbles. Besides these, they make bis
cult, as follows Lunch biscuit, La Grande,
milk, fancy, nicknack, overland, pearl,
wafer, wine, pilot bread, pilot bread extra,
saloon pilot, etc. 1t is in contempla-
ton to put increased capital into this
business, and. invite still larger
traffic from the interior. and extend the
business largely. The machinery and fix
lures are such now as to enable this to be
done with ease. This establishment is
most advantageously situated directly upon
two lines of railroad, the cars rolling to
its doorstep, which is also Immediately
upon the water front, and can fill orders
upon short notice in any desired quantity.
1t succeeds in selling on level with San
Francisco prices, and the trade of this
house extends wherever the Sacramento
market is felt; and it should be conclu-
sive evidence of all that has been claimed
for this as a wholesale market, that such
establishments can carry on and constan tly
extend the business they do.
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j. LAMBERT IS co.,
GrOcers. Wholesale and Retail, TeHth and
4 streets.

This house is one of the thoroughly rep
resentative business establishments of the
city. The firm conduct both a wholesale
and retail business. Their jobbing trade
with the interior has become very promi-
nent feature of the business, and they
make special call for that class of custom.
They import direct, and put prices as low
down as any house on the coast No house
of like character can offer better induce
ments to immediate country dealers. The
trader can at this house sell in any guam
tity as well as buy, quality which
makes perfect market. They deal
extensively in hay, grain, oats,
ETC., and keep full line of
feed supplies and country produce. In
short, in grain and feed and general
produce the firm has one of the largest
trades enjoyed in the city. Its supplies
for families are especially full, and giving
especial attention to the country trade, it
has commanded in this line an especially
large and good patronage. Meanwhile its
general business has been reaching beyond
country limits, and is steadily growing,
reaching now into other States and the
Territories.
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ID. X. QIENS,
Manufacturing EHatter, Fourth and j
streets.

Mr.. Quinn's extensive hat store is the
finest to be found in the interior of Cali
fornia. He has carried ON his business in
Sacramento for quarter of a century, and
during the past year his business has
grown gratifyingly, especially in the orders
from abroad He carries on a wholesale
and retail business, imports his own stock,
manufactures 1t here, and claims that he
can sell at fifteen per cent. less than any
house in San Francisco, because of the
saving of freight charges and the centrality
and economy of location. In addition to
his goods of home manufacture he heeps a
full line of the latest styles of mems,
boys and youths Eastern-made hats and
caps, which an experience of twenty-five
years enables him to select with a view
to the requirements of this market.
He has had great experience in the fur
trade, and fills all orders in that line. In
this line, as well as others, he completes
with rival prices, and sells the same arti-
cles at large discount on the prices which
govern elsewhere. He has the finest and
most complete hat store in central Cali
fornia.