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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
w. ID. COEsToCE..
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealer,
Corner Fiji, and * Streets.

Mr.. Comstock is direct importer of
every style of household, office, hotel and
other furniture. He imports by the car
load at the lowest rates possible and from
the best manufacturers. This wholesale
and retail establishment, one of the largest
in the State, was opened in 1865. The
house is widely known, and it now sends
goods into nearly every county in the State
and into adjoining States and Territories.
Sacramento offers special inducements,
from its climatic advantages, cheap stor-
age, ETC., for the furniture business. Fur
niture put together here is found to endure
better than that which is put up where the
atmosphere is humid. Mr. Comstock' s
chief line is walnut, fancy wood, and rich
upholstered furniture In his vast estab-
lishment can be found all varieties of patent
spring beds, sofas, lounges, mattresses, the
finest bed furnishing and the choicest up
holstery of all kinds. He also fills promptly
all special orders for upholstered and cab
met work, and keeps full stock of the
plain and cheaper line of goods.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
GREEY & TRAIXOR.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers, Il street,
RetMcen Front and second.

Between Front and second.
The Empire Market was established in
lS49, and was the first market in Sacra-
mento. The firm succeeded to the bust
ness in 1856. They are wholesale and
retail butchers. They do their own slaugh-
tering, and conduct a large wholesale bust
ness in this line. Both members of the
firm are thoroughly experienced in stock
Strengthening and in cutting, and offer
special inducements, not only to the local
trade, which with them is large, but with
the interior, which they can now supply
from Sacramento at all seasons of the year.
They bring most Of their cattle from Ne
vada, but purchase choice stock through
out California, They are also largely en-
gagged in wool.growing and stock-raising,
and thus they are enabled to supplement
the butchering business in many ways.
Their experience has been severe and ex-
tended. The firm is well known, and one
of its members has held honorable posi-
tions of trust in the city government.
The house reports, like nearly all others,
the Sacramento trade rapidly extending.
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PARSONS, KiLCOUR sE co.,
The " Pavilion" Corner Seventh and j


The Pavilion was opened about two
years ago. 1t is a dry goods house of the
first-class. The members of the firm are
practical dry-goods merchants of long ex-
perience, aud enjoy especially the reputa-
ton Of being skilled in the selection of
their stock aud in its management and
disposal. They buy the best, and afford
purchasers the lowest rates for the best
goods known IN this market, and have a
local and country trade of the best charac-
ter. Its order trade from abroad has
rapidly grown, and is assuming prominent
dimensions. First-class goods IN fall lines
and variety are Kept by this house. They
are exceedingly accommodating, making
friends aud holding them, and have sue.
ceeded in building up substantial dry
goods business IN this city. The adyanta-
yes enjoyed by Sacramento enables them
to carry on a successful business with the
locking up OF but small fixed capital, and
to extend these advantages to those who
deal with them,
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CAPITAL HOTEL,
Blessing Il Guthrie, Pr0prietOrs, Seventh
and x streets,

Under the excellent management of its
present proprietors, this long established
and popular hotel is recognized as one of
the best public houses in the interior. The
house is capacious three-story brick, with
two substantial fronts. Its rooms are ex-
cellently furnished, and the table is recog
nized as supplied with taste and abund-
auce. Prices have been so arranged that
guests can secure a choice of accommoda-
lions at from 81 to So per day for rooms
and board. As family resort, or home,
the Capital is deservedly popular and it
is hardly less known as a political center,
where, during public gatherings of State or
county significance, the chiefs of opposing
clans most do congregate. During the past
year the Capital has been thoroughly re-
fitted throug hout, and its landlords have
made many improvements, and added
largely to the comforts of the house. The
Capital has been fortunate in having its
destinies presided over by two such COM
petent landlords as Messrs. Blessing and
Guthrie.
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STATE UOEsE.
IL. EIdred, Proprietor, corner Tenth and
Il streets.

The State House is one of the Oldest
established hotels of the interior During
the past year many Improvements have
been made which add greatly to the COM
forts of the hotel. 1t has been refitted
throughout and put in frst,class order. It
has capacity for comfortably accommo-
dating 40 guests. 1t IS leading family
hotel. and is unsurpassed for economy and
comfort. 1t is especially the headquarters
for agriculturists. The house is neatly and
comfortably furnished, and the table fully
supplied with the best the market affords.
The prices are very low and the attendance
all that can be desired, as the proprietor is
ably assisted in all departments of the
house by experienced employees. His
terms he announces as follows: Board
and lodging, So to SD per week; board,
81 per week; single meals, % cents
single rooms so cents family rooms, 81 to
81 SO per week. Street ears pass the door
every six minutes, and free omnibus con-
yeys guests to and from the house.
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MARTsN KESTLER,
Wagon l;akcr, ninth, between J and a
stEeCGs.


streets.
Mr. Kestler has been in business here
for twenty years, and is one of the
early business men who has never lost faith
in Sacramento as a center Of trade, and
has faced all competition. He is manu-
facturer OF heavy wagons, does ali his own
iron and wood work, imports his lumber
direct, and has established such reputa-
ton so broadly for making superior wagons
that he has placed his interior trade upon
a very firm basis, and it is expanding with
the increasing growth of the Sacramento
market into very much more extensive pro-
portions. He executes orders chiefly. and
does not keep made-up stock merely for
sale. He makes spring wagons and bug
gies of every description. Mr.. Kestier is
naturally proud of his success as wagon
and buggy builder, and it may be said
without flattery that he may justly enter
tain the sentiment Being a practical iron
and wood-worker. Kestler personally su-
perintends all the work he sends out.
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N. w. ROBBINS,
Carriage Trimmer, Eighth and X Streets.

Carriage Trimmer, Eighth and K Streets.
Mr.. Robbins has carried on his business
in this city for the past twenty years, and
has never had his confidence shaken in
Sacramento as a center of trade. His nu-
merous and constantly augmenting orders
from the country are an evidence that the
people of the interior recognize the fact
that they can have carriage trimming done,
wagon and buggy tops made, and seats
cushioned, ETC., cheaper than and equally
as good in Sacramento as elsewhere in Cal
iforuia,
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=. GOLDHAN-sPiCE BILEs.
General Dealer in Family Groceries and
snices Cor second and i Streets.

Mr.. Goldman is family grocer and a
iobber, his speciality being the supply of
job lots in small packages, an accommoda-
ton the interior dealers fully realize. His
establishment is located az the northwest
corner of Second and streets. He buys
and sells produce largely. As specially
he operates coffee and spice mills, and
takes great pride in putting upon the mar
ket the best quality of goods. He fills all
orders in this line, as also in the grocery
line, for all parts of the country, and states
his capacity to be sufficient for all demands
that may be made for the interior trade of
California. Mr. Goldman's place of bust
ness is conveniently located near the rail
road and water shipping points of the city,
and he sells at level rates with the first
class houses.
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WARREN STARR.

Mr.. Starr does not import, but manufac-
lures home made candies, and makes every
article of confectionery in his stock at his
own establishment. He is a practical
workman, and invites attention of the In
terror trade TO his unadulterated home
made candies, for which he claims great
superiority in quality, and which he sells
at lowest rates, and with which he is pre-
pared to supply the trade demand. He
makes to order, and does cash business.
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w. EnERnARnr.

Wood and Ivory Turner, 6os a street.
Mr.. Eberhardt fills all orders in conform
ity with designs furnished by customers,
and displays great skill in working up
ivory, wood, etc., into desired articles. He
takes the lead IN fae wood and ivory turn
ing In Sacramento and the interior. He
claims that ali work Of this description he
can do at cheaper rates than are asked in
San Francisco. He is an importer and
dealer IN fine guns and sportsmen's goods
and in the best European guns, and the
finest meerschaum and ivory goods, which
are shown in great variety,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
ARCADE HOWL.
Thomas Guinean, Proprietor second
street. between j and IA.


street. between J and Il.
This is one of the oldest and best houses
in interior California. 1t has no superior
outside OF the metropolis, and its proprie-
tor NAV be said to be famous as a caterer.
The house is the resort of the best class OF
the travelling public, and Is perhaps better
known among travellers, even than it is
among residents Of Sacramento. The hotel
has capacities for accommodating one hun
bred guests, is richly but not gaudily fur
nished, and possesses peculiar advantages
because of its nearness to the depots, and
its central location in the city. Its bar
and reading-rooms are upon the street.
level, and are the resort OF prominent men
on all occasions of popular gatherings in
the city. Perhaps the most elegant ban
auets ever spread in the State are to be
credited to the Arcade. Mr.. Guinean is
the inventor Of the best refrigerator known
"a mammoth sample of which is in use at
the hosel-also of "Guinean's Spring Wa
ter Filter" an article rapidly becoming
favorably known on this coast.
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Ell. Y. RusH.

Capital Cigar sterc. street, sear Fourth.
Mr.. Bush's place of business is centrally
located, and the stand is an old and well
known one. He keeps large stock of
cigars and tobaceos of all the approved
brands. He makes speciality of fine
cigars, and has the best five-cent cigar
made. He has on hand smokers supplies
Of a quality to satisfy the most exactiug.
He has the sole agency of the Straiton &
Storm Yum Yum Cigars. He also keeps a
fine supply of gents assorted articles, such
as canes, tobacco pouches and boxes, and a
variety OF other case goods.
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". 3. sIELLfR,
JeweIer and BeaIer in watches, Clocks,
Etc. 62S j street

Mr.. Miller has a full line of fine jewelry,
clocks, watches, silver and plated ware.
This dealer commenced business here about
two years ago. He has had large expert.
ence, and has made his, this early, one of
the sterling business institutions OF the
city. His case illustrates most strongly
the advantages Of this market. He buys
at the most advantageous jobbing rates,
and IS able to offer special inducements in
prices. He gives personal attention to re-
pairs, and orders left to his judgment are
sure to be filed well
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s. MORRIS.
=. NVsGktsss
NEWS DeaIcr and stationer. 46i j street.

news DedIcE anu StatiOhci. 3VO aNCCt'
Mr.. Morris, recognizing the fact that a
growing wholesale trade characterizes the
business of Sacramento, is always prepared
to do his share of it, as he imports direct,
and can supply the interior trade in the
line of stationery, writing materials, gilt
books, albums and holiday goods gener-
orally, as low as any jobbing house in the
State. He keeps all the popular maya
zines, periodicals and leading publications,
together with a complete stock of standard
school books, and a general assortment of
Yankee notions, and many toys and fancy
goods.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
LANES atcGuIRE
ron.worl1er. K street, between Fifth and
sixth.

James Mcclure conducts well and
long-established industry, He is practi-
cal iron-worker. He builds vaults. cells,
iron ratings and fences. and manufactures
iron doors, shutters, tanks, etc., and does
general "heavy iron work. Mr.. Mcclure
can point to the securest jails, banks,
prisons and fire. proofs in the State as pre-
senting evidences of his skill. He has had
some of the largest iron.work contracts
ever let in the State. There has been in
many sections less building, but the out
look now is for large demand, to which
the Mcclure works are fully equal.
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IL. II. PAULk.
Family Grocer, sEa H street, between
Eighth and Ninth

Mr.. Paulk takes front rank in this city
as family grocer. He conducts his bust.
ness strictly upon cash basis. Credits
are absolutely barred to all, and goods are
sold at the lowest possible rates. There
are few instances where ike business has
been more rapidly built up than this. 1t
continues to increase with the growth Of
the Sacramento trade and the knowledge
of its many advantages among the people.
Every class of family groceries or supplies
is constantly and rapidly handled, and Mr..
Paulk's business has, in the short period of
two years, become firmly established and
well known that his store-room is one of
the active wants of the city.
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=. NXMAN. .gR.,
=. HEMAN, .IR.,
.Jeweier and Dealer in Watches, Clocks,
Etc. 500 j Street

Mr. Hyman has a fully-assorted stock of
watches, clocks, jewelry and articles of a
first-class establishment. While his trade
is largely LEGAL, yet it is so conditioned
and connected that he is able to give es-
pecial attention to orders for work or
goods that may be demanded from the in
interior. His is one of the Oldest estab-
Eshed houses IN this State. The proprietor
gives his personal attention constantly to
the business. Owning his store-room and
ground, he can sell at level and lower
prices than rival competitors.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
JACOB GRIEsEL,

saddler, Harness. maker, Etc., To-. J
street, bet. Tenth and Eleventh.
Mr.. Griesel's establishment is commo-
dious and admirably located. He is one of
the pioneer harness-m makers of Sacramento,
and is a thoroughly skilled workman. He
keeps in constant supply harness, hard.
ware, whips, blankets, buggy furnishings,
horse equipments, etc. He manufactures
to order for the trade, and enjoys very
large local business. His workmen, under
his own supervision, turn out products that
are known to be as good as are made in the
market.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
WILMINGTON q BAGLxY.
Capital soap Company, Front and o
Streets.

OHPEtaI sOaP NVIHPHH3, EIVI-1 .-a1 v
Streets.
This is the leading soap factory in Sac
ramento, The soap made by this firm is
now accepted as the standard in all lines
They devote especial attention to making
LIE Roi du Savons, or King of Soaps, which
the firm declares is the best soap for all
general purposes ever put in the market
and they challenge any rival. They man
ufacture nearly every kind of soap known
to the trade. They do a large jobbing
trade. Their business is extending, and
the factory is success. They sell level
with other markets, and are able to supply
the trade.
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Dealer in Hardware. Cutlery, Mechanic
TooIs. etr.. sO4 J street,

Tools, etc., sOf ) street.
Mr.. Davis house is the successor of one
of the old pioneer houses. He deals in
home hardware and mechanics tools, and
carries a complete line OF pocket and table
cutlery. He makes a speciality Of cam
ateurs' supplies" and keeps on hand q
splendid assortment of lathes, scroll-saws
and tools for amateur woodworkers, and
wood for scroll.saw work, together with
impression paper, books and sheets Of de-
sign, light woods of various kinds. He
also keeps a general assortment Of light
farming implements.
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III. MCCAIN.
Merchant Tailor and CIothieP, !2S j
81

A quarter of century ago Mr.. McCann
established himself in Sacramento as a
merchant tailor, and has steadily given
evidence of the advantage of Sacramento
as center of trade. Twenty-Five years of
successful business here has made him
known throughout Central and Northern
California as leading man in his business
He guarantees satisfaction or refunds the
money, and makes special bid for the in
terror trade. He keeps in stock full and
large supply OF finest dress goods, but as
e'sells at the lowest prices his garments
are answer to the true rule and practice of
economy.
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ruronoRE w. sCnMamn.
No. sci j street, Importer and Manufac'
turer OF Picture Frames, Ete.

turer OF Picture Frames, etc.
Mr.. Schwamb deals in frames and mold
ings of all kinds, and very largely in paint
ings, chromos, engravings, Autographs,
and also school books, stationery, artists
materials, wax-fower material, decorative
art works, etc. He is also agent for
Madame Demorests reliable patterns. He
makes a speciality of furnish ing holdings
and frames to order, at short notice, to the
trade. The excellence of his goods and
the advantages afforded by the Sacramento
market has enabled him to secure large
interior patronage.
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5. ). d }. RI. JACKSON,
Dealers Ia stoves, Tihware, etc, fs3 j


The ware-rooms of this house are neat,
and contain full lines of the best stoves,
ranges and the most approved kitchen
ware The firm is always ready to supply
the trade in any quantity at the lowest
market rates, but its local trade is its chief.
The firm are large dealers in all the goods
usual to the stove and tin trade. They are
workers in metals, copper, sheet.iron, etc,
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FEUILLETON:
LES
GRIMES Dun ANGE.

PAR, RENE DE P0NT-JEsr.
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FOR SALE.
A~sMirye.
Desirable Property IN T1i5odaur.

THAT desirable property located at the
western extremity Of jackson street,
n the town OF Tbihodanx. consisting of O
bic residence, WI tn l. attachmentMfvs
rooms in main building. three in the land
Q building suitable tor \ store or other pur.
pose. Yard contains fruit and shade trees.
Two cIsterDs attached to the dwelling.
VIII be sold at a bargain. For further par
tcuIars apply ito or address L. L. DON
MAUD, Times Office, New Orleans, La.
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PREMIERE PARTxE.
Deux Marriages Parlslens.
VI.
CAEZ RITA1re.

All! que tons les hommcs
sont laches, mon pauvre Pierre !
To he vaux pas mieux que les au
tres! Tu veux c0nserver Ia che
vre pour le cas- Oh le chou t'echap
perait. Eft 81 je retusais d'6tre
10 complice dc ia petite combinai-
SOu9
-Damel ma cherc enfant, il
meas foudrait. alOrs r0lnpre tout 4
TAFT, CO don't je l'6pr0uverais lie
plus vii chagrin.
EFT sans Joute tn to conside
rerais daus &c cas- CONNIE degage
de ton obligation DO te conduire
envers moi en- gallant BONNIE.
DE suis loin de die Ga, mails
IL est certain que nous separaut
NAL, je nsemporterais pas de tot
le souveniy que ie desire garder.
Rita s'6tait lev6e ct s'accou
dant sur lie dos dn tauteuil occupe
par 10 comte. ellie l'cnveloppait
dun regard do colere.
Mais Ia danseuse n'6tait pas
femme i faire DIES scenes ; ct,
nous i'ayons dit, ellie n'aimait pas
NJ. de Bfeze. Ce qui la ~froissait,
cs6tait Ia tenacite du cOmte q ne
mas prononcer le noun dc Mile ce
Feryas. Ce silence lui sembIa
uue sorte de m6pris profound d son
6.ard. Ce%pealdant clio 81 remit
bien vite pour lui dire avec cal
lne:
Ell bien ! soft, il en- sera com
me tn lie desires. Tu v~ienlras
chez moi en- amoureux discreet.
Meme, 81 tn le veux, je repandrai
le bruit que tout est tini entire
nous.
LIZ conte youlut presser Ii
main de Rita.
All non pas, d.t>elle laisse.
moi au m0ins 10 temps de me fai
re & ma nouvelle existence, ct
aussi & uue separation prochaine,
car 81 tn te maries, il est certain
que nous ne nous verrons plus.
-PQurqnoi celia
Ell bien. mes compliments an
ticipes & Mile de Feryas! VOLTA
uue rattle femme dont. le bon
l,eur mo parait assure /! Decide.
meut, les hommes ne valeut pas
10 diable. Enfiu, puisquil taut
les prendre tells qu'ils sont, c'est
chose entendue 4 paltir d'aujonr
oshui, NJ. le comtc de Bleze est le
plus range DIES Parisiens il
fait son stage pour devenir un
mari modele.
En- elEet. des le lendemain de
Get chtretien avec lecomte, Rita
anuopca qu.elle 6tait libre, mails
useutendait pas reprendre De nou
velles cha1nes. SEES adorateIrs,
Ia yiconte d'Auberty, entire M
tres, qui s96tait mis- sur les raneA,
aprAs eon 3cllec matrimonial chez
Nine Douelie. en- fiirent pour
lcurs ftais de galanterie. .CsAqui
ft:supposer, atnsi que nous recri>
vions plus haut, que 10 rupture
entire II. de Bleze ct Rita n'etait
quo simulee.
Lea, chooses duraient aind dc
pais Quelqnos mois, ct laldanseu
:. qui commencait 4 csuire que
le cotnte ne sc marierait jamais,
accoutuMee & sou existen
ce monotone ct presque solitaire,
1t lorsque NJ. de Bleze Ii prevint
uu aoi:, par un mot q FOpera qrs
il ltsttendrait apres 10 theatre,
rue Drouot. 4 Ia sortie de SO coa
loir bas, sombre, humble, par le
uuel ont pass3 tant de celebrities
r~arisicupes ct qui a dome abri &
taut d.amOnreux.
Ritx Qui, de1,uls aoHgtemps, !
Iravait pas Ate lsobjet tie sembaa
l,le lMGveDancs, s. douta aussit6t
aneel;e aliait ~aplrendrs du tIou
A,lss fut ellie de glace
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Notice.

F1remen's Fair Grounds can now be rent
q for Fares, Pic sNicss parties aud enter-
ailments.
Apply to S. T. GRISANORE.
President Firemep's Hall Aeeociat;on
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NUyVELLE ORLEANS.
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Dies o,i,l,asnes, pass.,rtin,ant ie plus COM
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