Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-20
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
SACRAMENTO TRADE AND. BUSINESS
DIRECTORY FOR 1851
Superior Inducements offered by Our
Merchants and Tradesmen-Low
Rates the Rule.
The coee Of the year is the season when the stock
of every merchant and tradesman is full fresh, and
placed at The lowest living rates. There are very
many reasons why Sacramento as a business center
is the most advantageous place in which to purchase
Chief among these may be set forth: Its central
location, aud the ease with which orders for ship
ment can be filed. Orders for goods Of every de-
scription reach Sacramento dai y, in time to be
| filled and shipped the same day. Sacramento mer.
chants large freghtage fares to their customers
of the interior, by reason of our LOCATION They
nearly all direct importers, and sell at rates equal
to- and, in large line Of goods less than merchants
| at the commercial port OF the State, who labor
under the disadvantages OF high rents and long
transportation routes There are reasons, however
| equally potent. Competition here is closer and
more evenly balanced, and the stocks are selected
with more care, as our tradesmen enjoy the adyan.
tages of selection in variety and quality that no.
equally open to dealers in larger cities, who are
forced to large stocks and compelled to rapid sales
The Sacramento public, too, is more critical and ex
acting and tradesmen here obliged to reach and
| fill high standard OF excellence az against theiI
more pretentious neighbors. These and other rea
will present themselves to the thoughtful buyer
and extend into all the realms of trade Sacramento
wholesale and retail grocers and merchants, manu-
facturers and dealers, have in st years shown thai
they can aud do offer decided Inducements to int
rior buyers, which they have always recognized and
| improved and still will avail themselves of. The
holiday seasons approach induces more lively com
petition and brings to the front still better grade
of goods and as fact merchants assure us tina,
in most classes OF goods finer quality, better work
manship and more choice designs prevail than in any
previous year, and of holiday goods especially i;
this true. In accordance with our annual custom
we pre- sent herewith list of merchants whose pru
mediums for presenting their claims to the people
While to the general public abroad these houses
offer superior inducements, upon our OWE people
| they have peculiar claims, and no Sacramentan viii
forget the duty he to patronize first his OWL
| tewnsmen and those who contribute to the pros
perity and maintenance of the city of his home
aside from which, he will find or examination, that
as varied assortments and rare goods at as low
rates, be had at home as in larger marts. 1t
| however, does not now need argument to establish
the advantages Of this Market for the fact is that
the people have proved them by the most practica
| tests, and to day the market OF the city ex
tends throughout Northern and Central California
south long distance, and east to the further Terri
tories. and the trade of Sacramento is established
| beyond all question. The reasons cannot be gain
sayed, and with their statement, which will suggest
others equally forcbe, we introduce the reader t.
| our home houses
| Toys and Fancy Goods.
| Alderman & Co., o29 and 631 street, between
| Sixth and Seventh.
| Dale & Co., J street, between Sixth and Seventh
Mechanics Store, 400, 402, 404. 406 and 40S h
| street.
washburne & Redman, $40 street, between Sixth
| and Seventh
George d. Almond, SOC street.
| Red House, 706, ia and ZIG j street.
JeweIry, watches and siiverware.
j. Bernhard KLINE, 226 street. between Second
and Third.
| H. wacnhorst, J street, bewteen Thirdard Fourth
| Samuel Jelly, 422 J street, between Fourth anc
| Fifth.
| W. B. Miller, 62s street.
Book, Albums, Games. Etc.
H. s. Croker & Co., 2OS and z1OJ street, between
w.A&C s. Hosghton, els J street, between
! Sixth aud Seventh.
| NJ r. Beard g. Co., 312 street, between Third
and Fourth
Dry Goods and Fancy Goods.
| Mechanics Store, Fourth and streets
Red House, 7o6 J street, between Seventh and
| Eighth.
! Louis Bien, southwest corner OF Eighth and J
| streets.
Anderson s. Hamm, 92i J street, between Ninth
| and Tenth.
| Hale Bros & Co., Ninth and streets
| C H. Stevens & ( o., southeast corner Eighth and
J streets.
Music and Musical instruments.
| X. Hammer, J street, between Eighth and
! Ninth.
| Dale & Co., street, between Sixth and Seventh.
A. Heyman, street, between Sixth ami Seventh.
| John +. Cooper, 527 j street.
Crockery. Glass and Plated Ware.
| Alderman & Co., j street, between Sixth and
Seventh
L. L. Lewis & Co., street, between Fifth and
| Sixth.
Hats and Caps.
Red House, ia and ZIG street, between Seventh
ard Eighth.
Mechanics Store, Fourth and X streets.
S. j. Nathan & Co., northeast corner of Third and
X streets.
Anderson g. Hamm, 924 street.
Wines, Liqnols, Etc.
James l. Felter & Co.. 1016 and 101S Second street
| ORLEANS Buildipg(
Wilcox, Powers Co., street, between Fifth
and Sixth.
George W Chesley, Front street. between and X.
kbner Brothers, 116 and lis X street, between
Front an Second
Billings & Co., X street. between Fourth and
Fifth.
Julius strutz 400 street, between Fourth and
Fifth.
E. Meese Co., 725 street.
Fruits. Nuts, Seeds and Frees.
W. r. Strong & Co., J street, near Front
NJ. I. Brewer Co., 1O06 to 1910 Second street,
| between and X.
Gerson & Co., No. 800 j street, between Second
and Third.
DeBernard & Co., X street, between Third and
Fourth.
Williamson s. Co.
Groceries.
George W. chesley 4 Co., Front street. between
and X.
Hall, Luhrs d Co., southwest corner 1hiru ana N
stree Is.
s. Goldman, corner J and Second streets.
p Russell & Co., J street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
G W. Rapp 4 Co., J street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
Bee Hive Grocery, sl2 street.
Meat and Vegetable Markets.
Sacramento Market, X street, between Third and
Fourth.
Fulton Market corner Fifth and X streets.
Phenix Market. rs X street, between Third and
Fourth
New York Market corner Tenth and streets
City Market, street, between Front and Second.
Chris. Weisel, L street, near Eighth.
Second street Market, Second and n.
Georse P. Hartmann, AIS X street.
Cigars, Tobacco and Sample Rooms.
R. H. Petit, So X street, between Second and
Third.
Capital Ale Vaults, X street. near Third.