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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
L. EEKps = GO.
Importers of aHd Wholesale DE ieTs In
Clothing. uic.. corner Front and =.

Importers of and Wholesale BE iieTs In
Clothing. &C. cOTncr Front and =.
This house was established IN 1851 It
fronts at Nos. J. 8 and on street, at the
corner of Front. The establishment is so
by 50 feet in area, with three floors,
heavy stock being uassed upon each floor.
The house owns the property where the
establishment OF the firm now is, has no
expense IN the way Of rental, and a com
paratively small fixed or inactive capital is
locked up. This enables it to operate
largely in the stock in which it deals,
and at a smaller expense than like estab-
lishments elsewhere, the advan' ages of all
which circumstances Is reaped by the pur-
chaser. This IS the only exclusively whole
sale house in Sacramento d. aling in cloth
ing, blankets, boots and shoes, and gentle
mems furnishing goods, and doing 10 retail
business. The firm manufactures all kinds
OF undershirts. oyeralls, biouses. Jumpers,
| flannel drawers. grey and blue fiannes for
mems wear; also the well known SIMPSONS
| pants, which for durability are unequ4led.
| 1t imports from New YORK direct, and from
| Boston, Newark, and from the Missouri
| Wooden Mills. It also purchases through
its representatives In all the Eastern mar
! kets. Ii imports all kinds of soft, straw
/ and wooden hats, boots and shoes Of ali the
( standard brands, shirts and underwear,
/ Cheviot shirts o. all grades, ties, gloves,
/ hosiery, ruoleskin undeJsnirts ana draw ers
| also, cassimeres and all other lines OF cloths.
All the white shirts sold by the lirm are
made TO Its order in Eastern manuiacto-
ries. The deal largely in blankets and
| fiannels of both California and Eastern
make. The house, besides selling even
with San Francisco houses, offers some
special privileges 10 interior deal. Tor
the small dealer can purchase to,m 10 a
bill Of mixed goods, whereas ia the me-
tropois he would have to deal with d
runner OF houses to secure the same vari-
ETY.. The trade of the house extends to
Oregon, through Nevada into the Terrific
ries, throughout the central counties of
California and along the foothin regions,
b0rh north and smith
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w. VI. PETRIE
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, ) street.
Between Eighth and Ninth.

This is one of the Oldest clothing houses
in the CITY. Mr.. Petrie is a dealer in cloth
ing and eeutIemen's furnishing goods of all
ki9ds. He has a large stock OF mems and
youths clothing of best lines and finest
quality. He also keeps on hand gents
hats, valises, trunks and travellers sup
plies, and all novelties OF fashion. He I'M
ports his stock direct, and is enabled to
offer unusually good terms to the local
trade and interior dealers. His store is a
model OF neatness, and is inviting to the
best class of trade.
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ANDERSON ~ JOHN ON.
Merchant TaIors, 1862 seventh street,
be. tween J and X.

between J and X.
These gentlemen have established large
business IN the manufacturing line. Their
stock is carefully selected as to quality,
and imported or bought of first hands.
They have the best American, English and
French cloths for gentlemen's wear ex-
clusively. They make speciality of
superior work and fine cloths, their patrons
recognizing the fact that good work good
material, and garments that fit well, that are
stylish and graceful, are, in the light of
real economy, the best and cheapest. They
also make speciality OF filing orders from
thecountry, according to measurement sent.
They desire that gentlemen should come
and examine their work and goods for their
own satisfaction. In finish and workman
ship they guarantee satisfaction, as the
proprietors have had long experience in the
business, and employ none but skilled
workmen.
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NA@A-A - AN- 1NOLD74
Tanners. Tenth, between and T stree

Tanners, Tenth, between and T Streets.
1t used to be supposed that good leather
could not be made here. Foley & Reynolds
have demonstrated to the contrary. They
have on Tenth street. between S and T, a
tannery occupying half block of ground
They have ample capital and the best
machines proeurable, some of them being
N advance OF anything of the kind in the
State. They make all kinds of harness,
shoe, collar and sole leather, and are now
manufacturing fancy product in imita-
ton of alligator leather. They are now
competing for the interior trade, and with
success. Until recently local demand took
all their product, but now the enlarged
capacities of the works enable the firm to
produce in ample quantity, and they de.
clare their ability to command an early and
permanent interior trade. That leather
can be made 10 the very best advantage
here is certain, and that the benefits Of the
Sacramento market visited upon other
business extended TO this is generally GER
tain. Foley Reynolds buy hides in
quantity and solicit of the trade an ex-
animation of Sacramento made leather be-
fore ordering from other sources.
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AtTREN Il Eisn
7
Marble Workers. 81. X street. Baswee
sixth and seventh.

This firm is composed of long experienced
and capable workers in marble and other
kinds of stone. They are prepared to do
every kind of work, PLAIN and ornamental,
known to the art, and that turned out of
their establishment is not excelled in the
State in beauty, originality of design and
elegance of finish. They occupy premises
100 feet in depth, where they keep the
largest stock rough and dressed marble and
granite, both native and foreign, to be
found outside of San francisco. They
work in all best kinds of italian and Yer
mont marble, and Scotch and California
granite. They have lately made large ad-
ditions to their works. and being one OF
the Oldest firms in this line, they claim
that they are doing the largest wholesale
business of any marble house in the n
terror. They own fine quarries in this
State, which yield qualities of marble that
by many persons are preferred to the foreign
varieties. They are the sole agents for
Boucketts Patent Crate, which IS coming
rapidly into general use, and is the best
known.
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G. L. ADAMS,
Deaier IN zay, Grain and Feed, 72s j
Street.

Mr.. Adams is large buyer and seller OF
grain, hay and feed, enabling producers to
sell their products in market where they
can also buy necessaries. Hay, barley,
wheat, oats and general stock feed he
keeps constantly on hand, ana can ship to
any point on a level with the lowest cur
rent rates. During the past year he has
developed large shipping business Four
years ago he began in a small way now
his business is a large and growing one,
and he gives his undivided attention to it.
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BOWERS IS L0NGABAvGH,
"a ita, Ale Vaults, Nc. 500 J and IOg5
Third 81 CPlS.

Among the prominent houses of enter
tainment in this city is the Ale Vaults.
The proprietors are importers of and large
dealers in wines and liquors, making a
speciality of the choicest brands of old
whiskies and brandies. They are not
wholesalers, but in order to supply their
bar with pure and best liquors, they import
direct from first hands, and are thus en-
abled tc supply families and travellers with
small packages of the most approved brands
at moderate rates.
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eRlNcERs. As.OrIATIoT.
rangers 60 Operative business AsSoci
ton. W. Il. HeVeneT, Manager.

rangers 600 eFSt4Ve bUsiness ASS0CIa'
ton. W, Il. EEevener, Manager.
At the corner of Tenth and K streets is
located an establishment which is perfect
hive of industry. 1t is the store of the
Grangers' Cooperative Business Assoei&-
ton OF the Sacramento valley. The stock
embraces q general variety of staple gro
ceries, produce, kitchen and farm supplies,
agricultural implements and general mer-
chandise. The stockholders are all farmers;
profit is added TO cost of goods just sutfi-
Gent to pay for the conduct OF the bust
ness and yield fund sufficient to replenish
stock and increase the business to desired
extent. The store Is an equalizer between
the producer and the consumer. 1t buys
and sells only for cash, and gives to its
customers number one articles, full weight
and measure and the advantages OF the
lowest attainable prices. The Association
extends the benefit ali true markets should,
for it buys as well as sells; it enables the
producer to dispose of his goods as we'll as
to lay in supplies. The Associations busi-
ness is under the direct management Of
W. II. Hevener, who has brought it to a
high standard.
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=. GREER 4v 60,
Wholesale aud Retail Gfocers. Sl2 q
street, Beehive store"

For several years past this firm were To-
Gated at the corner of Ninth and K streets,
but recently have removed to their old
stand, Sl2 X street, where they have one
OF the largest retail houses in the city.
They are also doing large wholesale bust
ness, shipping goods to all parts of the
interior. By strict attention to the rule Of
" fair dealing and small profits" their trade
has increased until they are now compelled
to constantly increase their large and COM
plete assortment of groceries. They have
added to their grocery business large hay
and grain depot, keeping all kinds Of grain
and ground feed, and buying all kinds of
farm produce at current market rates.
They have made extensive arrangements
to enable them to offer lower prices and
greater inducements to the public. They
say they can and will sell to their local
and interior trade approved goods at lower
rates for cash the coming season than the
market has heretofore known in many
lines, and are perfectly confident that they
can offer as great Inducements as any house
In the CITY,
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SCOTT q MUIB,
Plumbing and Gasfitting House, 1903 }


Since our business review of last year
we have the pleasure of noting the advent
of a new firm in this line-that of Messrs
Scott 4 Muir. The firm consists of two
practical plumbers, gas and steam filters,
who have been for the past ten years
journeymen in this city, and who, recog-
nizing the impetus given to business in
Sacramento during the last year, resolved
to branch out for themselves. They are
well acquainted with the necessities
IN this vicinity to insure health, viz,
proper sanitary precautions in the con-
structlon OF plumbing work. An examina-
ton OF the sewerage waste pipes, etc, OF
ones premises by them may prevent month
| OF sickness and an unlimited expenditure of
money for medicines. They are constantly
receiving direct from the manufacturers
all the latest styles and patterns in gas
chandeliers, portable slides. drop lights,
| lamps, etc, which are selected with the
utmost taste, as evinced by their display
! which excited such unusual admiration in
the Pavilion during the late State Fair
! This firms business has not been strictly
confined to this city, but has ex-
tended to the country adjacent, and it is
at present just furnishing the plumbing in
an elegant mansion recently erected by DR..
G. II. Jackson, of Woodland They
are also engaged in fitting up Mrs.
z. B. Crocker's beautiful conservatory
near the City Cemetery with steam pipe
after the latest system, and during the past
fall have furnished and laid about 5000
feet of iron water pipe upon the Norris
grant, which now has complete system OF
water works in itself
The pleasure of doing business with this
class of men is found in the fact that one
is fully impressed with the truth that they
are presenting their plans to thoroughly
practical mechanics, who can grasp an idea
pertaining to their business as readily as a
competent attorney can point of law.
PARTIES contemplating building, or the
purchase of chandeliers, portables, etc.,
would profit by an interview with these
young gentlemen at their place of business
and review of their elegant stock.
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Dealers in lumber, Corner b and Sec
0ad Streets.


ORd Streets.
This is the oldest lumber-dea firm in
Sacramento without change of name. Il
was established in 1852 a visit to the
yards of the firm will convince the most
skeptical that its stock is among the largest
and best if not the best selected upon the
coast. The lumber is all under cover the
buildings and sheds fronting $50 feet on
NJ street by So ON Second, and having a
hight of 80 feet inside. The bust
nsss of the establishment has so
increased lately, and the volume
OF its transactions so enlarged, that the
company have added three large yards
one on the east side of Second street, at
the corner of NJ, S0xl60 feet; another on
N street, between Front and Second, and
another at the corner of Front and .
streets-all of which new yards are fully
stocked with the very finest selected and
fullest variety of lumber. Drew & Co
have made 1t specially to have all their
invoices made up Of the choicest lumber,
and the result is that their immense stock
is unsurpassed for quality. The molding
racks in the yard are the neatest to be seen
anywhere, and they contain every magma.
BILE style. Here is also to be seen every
thing that is needed in the building line
The head of the firm, n. L. Drew. is an
old pioneer citizen, and one of the Oldest
lumber merchants OF the coast. In add
ton to the extensive local and interior
trade, Drew & Co. are dealing largely in
Arizona, Nevada and Utah They are
represented at Tucson by the Arizona and
California Lumber Company, J, n Mason,
manager. An establishment of such mag
nitude forms a leading business feature OF
Sacramento.
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HENRY GERRFR.
HENRY GhEBER,
Plaza Market, corner of Tenth and }
Streets.

The Plaza Market has been known ever
since Sacramento was a town. II has a
history against which almost it may be
said 9 the memory OF Saeramentan run
meth not to the contrary" It is conducted
by Henry Gerber, who is the successor to
the firm of Lorenz & Gerber, and keeps
full line of meats, supplying to order and
to accommodate the local trade and that
throughout Saeramento's trade and toorder.
He also fills orders for distant points He
has refrigerators for preserving and i'm
proving meats. He keeps only the choicest
supplies, and enjoys an extensive patron
age.
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:. GERBER 8 BRO.

Wholesale Butchers, Tenth and } Streets.
THIS firm have been long established,
and have an enviable reputation for snY,
plying prime meats and filing all possible
orders Of the trade. They are wholesale
butchers exclusively. Their entire kill is
quite equal to that Of any other slaughter.
ers Of this market. The firm consists of
John and Louis Gerber. Their Office is at
the retail establishment of Henry Gerber,
corner Of Tenth and K streets.
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}. T. Dixon, Proprietor, SCI ana seq J
ST. eet. meIween slxlh and seventh.

!. T. Dixon, Proprietor, SCI ana 6s2 J
sheet. Between slxlh ana seventh.
This house has recently been reftted
throughout, and now has a capacity Tor
comfortably accommodating 100 guests Il
Is neatly and comfortably furnished, and
the table fully supplied with the best TIE
market affords. Scrupulous nedtness char
acterizes every part of the hotel In its
quiet and retirement and the personal su
pervisiou given to 1t by the l8ndlady, it has
gained the enviable reputation OF being a
nome hotel, and is therefore largely re-
sorted to by families. The hotel as now
conducted, IS inviting, neat, and in all re-
spects desirable to travellers. 1t gives board
for 81 per week, and rooms from % cents
to 81. While the rates at the Crescent
City are low, it has nothing of the merely
cheap in its management. Mr.. Dixon is
an accomplished landlord, and is W u
known throughout the State
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E-RAEL LICE a 60.
Pioneer MarDIc-woTkerS. ii street. HG-
tween six Il and seventh.

tween six Il and seventh.
This is the pioneer marble working es-
adjustment OF this city, having been in
operation since 1851. The proprietors are
accomplished workmen, and the products
of their skill and those of their worbmen
are to be found In nearly every town and
viliage.in northern and central California
and largely in Nevada, Oregon and Utah.
They are the owners of the gypsum quarry
near the Mound House, STATE of Nevada
the Indian Diggins marble quarry, Califor-
MA, and the marble quarry near Tehichipa
They have recently added new work-rooms
TO their extensive establishment here, and
are prepared to meet all the demands of the
interior trade in any quantity and in the
highest style of the art. They deal largely
in Scotch granite. and all kinds of standard
marble. They make monuments, mantels,
shelves; fit up buildings with marble
work. etc. Their business has steadily in
creased, and it has been their constant
ann to provide the very best work and ma
tarial at as low rates as any firm doing bust.
ness in this line
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10 sEPn yISyEMEYER,
Merchant Tailor. sos j street, Between
Eighth and Ninth.

Mr.. Vinnemeyer is one of the early ner-
chant ta.lors in this city, having estab-
lished his business here in 1857. His
stock, always of the latest styles and fash
ions, is carefully selected as to quality, and
imported or bought of first hands. He
manufactures gentlemen's clothing only,
and pays particular attention to filing Or
ders from the country, according TO meas
urement sent. He guarantees satisfaction,
and offers inducements for trade winch no
other establishment can successfully dis
pute.
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V. G. BODICE,
Star Glove Factory. 1905 Il street. Above
Tenth.

Mr. Dodge is manufacturer of. and
wholesale and retail dealer in buckskin
gloves. He has the only factory here that
makes wool-linel and fur. backed gloves in
quantity. He also manufactures driving
gloves for ladies, gents and youth, and the
staple heavy buck glove. He is prepared
to til orders from the city or country He
guarantees his goods, sells On level with
San Francisco prices, and manufactures to
the demand OF our trade area
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ID. DEEassES.
Family Grocery, Corner OF NIafh and L
Streets.

Mr.. Dierssen's establishment is one of
the best known family groceries in the city.
He has large and growing trade in the
country, and affords those who deal with
him opportunity to sell as well as buy.
Hence MIR. Dierssen buys nearly all kinds
Of farm and dairy produce As result
has constantly the best fresh domestic
produce, such as grain, feed, butter, eggs,
fruit, etc. He keeps full and varied
stock OF groceries of all approved grades
and kinds, all grades of sugars and syraps.
full variety of canned and ported goods,
the best OF teas, coffees also wines and
liquors, cured meats, lard, household sup
plies, etc.
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L. !. GEssou.
Dealer in Sewing machines, sIs stree

Dealer in Sewing Machines, GIf j street.
Mr. Glagou has the agency for the Do
nestle and Grover & Baker sewing ma
chimes. The light running Domestic stands
at the head, the pioneer In all improve.
ments the leader in the progress Of in
vention; the model of the modern sys-
tens the originator OF the approved
methods. Such is MIR. Glasou's claim for
a machine attaining a wide and growing
popularity in Sacramento's trade area.
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n. II. sICIeAL & &C.,
Importers ana Dealers 81 Cry Goods. SCI J
street,

This is one of the best-established dry
goods houses of the city. The firm buys
its dry goods direct from manufacturers, and
secures to customers all the advantages to
be derived from extensive wholesale pur-
chases at lowest cash rates. One price to
all, fair dealing, frat-class goods and low
prices is the motto of this house. Being
experienced merchants, they exercise good
Judgment in the selection of their goods
and in filing orders from abroad. They
have an extensive country order trade, and
give especial attention to demands from
the country.
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Importers of and Dealers In CFocilery
and Glassware, SIS ) street.

and Glassware, SIS ) street.
This house was established in 1852, and
claims, with evident business, to be the
pioneer house in the business. 1t is the
largest exclusively crockery and glassware
house in Sacramento, and occupies one of
the most spacious store, rooms in the city.
Working with small fixed capital, buying
direct from manufacturers at home and
abroad, transporting almost entirely by
rail, selling at small margins of profit, and
with rapid transactions, the house is en-
abled to offer to the interior advantages
few others can. There is needed no further
statement as to these advantages they
are known and acknowledged. The chief
lines presented by Dennery & Go. are fully
assorted American and European crockeFy
and glassware, cutlery and plated ware,
and the completest variety of shelf goods.
This establishment makes no charge for
packing or draydge, and on none Of It's
packages is there any wharfage OF like
charge to the purchaser. The firm a!lege
that they can sell 10 per cent. cheaper
in all lines of imported stock than San
Francisco houses in like business
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LOCKE = LAYENsOS.
Dealers ia ChFpefs, Upholstery Goods,
Etc, 3IS and 500 ) Street.

This is the oldest house in Sacramento,
having been established in 1875. 1t is one
Of the most extensive importers in the line
on the coast, importing all its goods direct.
The proprietors are among the largest deal
ers in carpets of every description, oil
cloth, tapestry hangings, window. fittings,
inside and out, holdings, wallpaper,
shades, mating, pictures and picture
frames, upholstery goods and general
assortment of all classes of goods belong
ing to the business. They also deal in all
kinds OF canvas, burlaps, ETC., and operate
an extensive bag factory. This firm does
large business throughout Sacramento's
business area to special orders. They
have gone steadily forward, increasing
their business, and have always kept prices
down to tie lowest rates consistent with a
fair profit. They have 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 beauti-
ful patterns.
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GIL IsgI AsoX a BRO.
Pacific aIarket, Dealers in Produce,

VIADIas' eIc., 90 > sIrUeI.
At this market can be found at all times
the choicest poultry, game, earth produce
fruit, butter, eggs. honey, cheese, berries,
and every dehcacy in season and many out
Of season. They also buy and sell fancy
fowls. Producers viii find at the Pacific
Market a ready sale, for cash, for nearly
every line of produce known to earth
growth Every variety of wild game can
be found at this market in season. They
ship to any point and fill any orders.