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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
n. III. NICHOLS & co.
Importers and Dealers In Dry Goods, 6SI


There is no more centrally located dry
goods establishment in Sacramento than
that OF N FL. Nichols & Co., at the north
east corner of ] and Seventh streets. This
is always matter of great Importance in
dealing with the subject of local trade. and
bids for popular supremacy over other
houses but this is not the only cause for
the success of this firm, for low prices has
done much more to produce its popularity
The firm buys its entire stock direct from
manufacturers, and secures to customers
all the advantages to be derived from ex.
tensive wholesale purchases at lowest cash
rates. One price to all, fair dealing, first
class goods and low prices is the motto of
this house. Being experienced merchants,
they exercise good judgment in the selec-
ton of their goods and in filling orders
from abroad. They have an extensive
country order trade, and give especial at.
tention to demands from abroad, however
small, and the largest orders are filled with
the utmost promptness. All goods are
guaranteed to be strictly as represented.
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GEORGE +. BRONNeR,
Family supplies, Feed.

GrOcer-PrOduce. Family supplies. Feed.
Grain, ETC., Fifteenth and l. streets.
Mr.. Bronner is one of the leading and
very widely known family grocers in Sacra-
mento, and has broad reputation outside
the city as a reliable, thorough-going and
square. dealing merchant, with whom it is
most desirable and profitable to trade. He
is one of the men who devoutly believes in
the stability and great triumph of Sacra-
mento as trade center, and for reasons
entirely sound. Mr.. Bronner keeps on
hand all kinds of family groceries, kitchen
supplies, case goods, provisions, ETC., his
stock being choice and constantly fresh
ened. He offers the producer especial ad-
vantages, in that he not only bids for the
custom of the purchase of groceries, but
affords such as are producers an oppor-
tunity to sell grain, hay and farm products
at the best market prices. This makes his
establishment depot of exchange for the
buyer and seller. Mr.. Bronner reports the
trade of 1851 as fine, and the area of Sacra-
mento's commercial influence still extend
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LOUIS sLOss & Co.,
Dealers in Hides. sheepskins. Deer and
Goat skins, Tallow, Etc, Front
and L. Sfreefs.

anu - StECCtSs
This is one of the oldest and best known
| firms in the State. 1t has its location In
San Francisco as headquarters, but its
largest branch or representative agency is
in this city, and of which Z. Hammond,
one of the skilled buyers of hides and an
old dealer therein, is manager. The firm
IN Sacramento occupy large building at
Front and L streets, and half block in the
outskirts Tor curing houses. Among the
staple commodities of the growing State
are hides, sheepskins, deer skins, goat
skins and tallow. These goods generally
come to hand in small lots, and not suf-
ticiently cured. This necessitates the estab-
lishment of receiving houses for curing and
grading, and preparing for Eastern and Cali
fornia markets. Sheepskins and tallow for
long time found but little market
here, but Louis Sloss & Co. some years
since engaged in the purchase OF tallow
very largely at this point, and shipping it
hence to all sections where the market
called for it. This branch of the business
has become now one of the important fac
tors in the trade of the city. The business
conducted by Sloss & Co has during the
past year, as in the previous one, shown a
a large increase, and settled positively the
question as to Sacramento icing desirable
point for its establishment. The centrality
of the city, the ease of transit to it and the
rapidity with which goods can be handled
here, makes it a very advantageous point
for the business of the firm. Butchers are
enabled to forward hides with the least loss
of time, to ship them day ahead of their
own start for this city, and on their arrival
meet their goods here and get their cash
for them at once. Prompt returns, saving
of freights, etc., are important items to
butchers and dealers in the surrounding
country, and are fully appreciated by all
who trade with the house. The shipment
from here East is at less cost than from San
Francisco, and this enables the house to
buy at rates which advantage the seller
greatly, for he saves the cost of freight
from Sacramento to San Francisco-those
two places being the chief point of the
business.
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j. GREGORY.
Wholesale Produce and Fruit. I26 and
I2S street.

les j street.
This is the oldest produce and fruit
house in Sacramento. 1t was established
in $50, and has been in active operation
ever since. 1t enjoys large trade
throughout the Pacific coast, and
also the Eastern States. The house has
had large increase in trade area and vol
ume of shipments during the past year over
any previous season, especially as TO
carload lots, thus pointing directly
to Sacramento as the coming central
exporting produce and fruit market of the
State. There is no doubt of the fact that
the prospects of Sacramento in this respect
are sure to continually improve, as the ad-
vantages over San Francisco and other
shipping polnts-in the saving of freight
charges and time in transit, the latter
being the most essential gain, while the
former directly benefits consumers = are
greatly in favor of Sacramento, and are be-
coming more and more appreciated by pur-
chasers. The house of ]. Gregory
enjoys very facility for the mainten-
ance of its extended and growing trade
1t has the great advantage OF a
large capital, and strictly adheres to its
ever and lnvarlable rule, to pay cash down
for all fruits and produce which 1t handles.
1t owns the buildings and all property con-
nected with the conduct of the establish
ment and transacts its business upon the
most economical basis, the benefits of
which advantages the house confers upon
its customers, and this in large degree
accounts for its great success and the rapid
increase of It's trade. The house deals in
all kinds of produce, such as potatoes,
beans, alfalfa, butter, honey, eggs, poultry,
etc., and all kinds of green and dried
fruits in their season. Particular and
personal attention is given to the packing
and shipping of fruit, vegetables, etc., and
the facilities of the establishment are such
that it can most promptly fill all orders or
demands with the best qualities in the
market and at lowest possible margins.
The reputation OF the house for integrity
and square dealing requires no commenda-
ton from the press.
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ISRAEL LUCE a co.,
Pioneer Marble-WOrkers, GIL Il street
Betwesn SIKH ana Seventh.

Pioneer MarDIesNOfkerss GIL IA street,
Between SIKH ana Seventh.
Mr.. Luce has conducted the marble bust
ness in Sacramento since 1851. The senior
proprietor and his son constitute the firm.
1t is a firm of skilled and practical work.
men, and the result of their work is to be
found throughout Northern and Central
California, and to great extent in Nevada.
Oregon and Utah. They cut for all pur-
poses all the staple and rare varieties of
marble and granite. The firm own the
gypsum quarry near the Mound House, in
the State of Nevada and the rare quarry
of beautiful marble near Tehichipa, In this
State. This firm has large and thorough
working shop and yard, and while com
handing now large trade. is equal to all
orders that may be sent it. 1t works in
all the monumental lines, in marbles for
houses, offices and stores, and in granite
for all purposes. In Scotch granite, row
so much in favor, they deal largely, and in
it, as in all their work, are artistic, fin
ished and up to the latest and most ap,
proved styles.
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OTTO REIFFARTH,
Turner Hall saloon, X Street, between
Ninth and tenth.

Mr.. Reiffarth is one Of the oldest real.
dents of Sacramento, and no one better I'M
derstands how to cater to the public taste.
He conducts the fine saloon in the Tuner
Hall building. ole of the most prominent
structures in the city. He keeps on hand
the best of wines and liquors at all times,
and prides himself on the superiority OF MS
bar stock,
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NJ, S. HAMMER,
Druggist and Chemist, Corner Fourth
and Il Streets.

This chemist and druggist is widely
known. He has large and growing
trade. He imports goods, and keeps full
lines of all patent medicines Of the day !;
also, surgical goods, trusses, braces, ETC.,
and a large collection OF perfumery, toilet
articles and showcase goods. He prepares
Hammers Glycerole OF Tar, of which he
is sole manufacturer. Mr.. Hammer also
makes the well-known and now popular
remedial agent, Hammers Buchu and
Compound Extract of IVA Ursi," prep
aration of recognized and great value for
the diseases of the urinary and genital
organs. He prepares also the popular and
well. established remedy for billiousuess,
constipation, indigestion and deranged
stomach, known as Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters, "a staple among medicines.
He also makes Hammers tooth powder,
furniture polish and anti-bilious pills,
which are all well known and command a
large and constantly Increasing sale.
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FRITZ IL MILLER.
Importers and Dealers In Underfakers'
Supplies, 90J street.

Fritz & Miller keep everything known
to the general undertaking business and
are able to supply all the demands of the
interior trade in Baskets, collins, trim
mings of every description, shrouds, pals,
cloth.covered caskets, metallic burial cases,
rosewood and white finished collins, etc.
They can do better with interior dealers
than San Francisco houses can. for they
buy direct, save both time and freight to
their customers, and can ship earlier and
with quicker dispatch after the receipt of
an order than is possible to rivals at the
EBAY" They import direct from Eastern
manufacturers, and secure the latest styles
and best quality of goods, and at lower
rates by reason of less freightage. They
do all kinds of undertaking, embalm bodies
for shipment and respond to calls from the
interior at the shortest notice. Their stock
is kept full as TO variety, enabling dealers
and single purchasers the broadcast oppor-
tunities for selection. This firm is an old
and skilled one, and is the successor to the
firm OF Byers & Fritz.
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ROBERT ANDERSON,
Boiler Maker, second street, Between
L and III.

As last year remarked in this review,
Mr.. Anderson is one of the oldest boiler.
makers in the State of California. He
manufactures all kinds of boilers and tanks,
and bis work gives entire satisfaction. He
imports his own stock, and does not de-
pend upon the San Francisco dealers. His
business has been one of steady growth.
He Occupies now a new and enlarged shop,
and has stock and machinery to respond
to any orders from the interior,
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W. o. Bowers, Proprietor, second Street.
Between } and X.

Mr.. Bowers, one of the most genial
and popular of landlords and caterers, is
better known throughout the State as
Joe Bowers" He has recently taken
charge of the Union Hotel, one of the best
known hostelries in the interior of the
State. MIR. Bowers has reftted it largely,
and entirely renovated this popular house
of entertainment. 1t contains fifty rooms,
which are furnished as neatly and comfort
ably as any in the city. He keeps no din
ing. hall, the house having always been
conducted on the European plan. The
main office has bar, where Mr.. Bowers
presides over wines and liquors OF the
choicest brands. Here there is daily set
from ii A. NJ. to P. NJ. as fine a hot lunch
as can be found anywhere. The rates for
rooms at the Union are so cents to 81 per
day.
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j. woODs,
Dealer In Cigars, Tobacco. etc. ss9 X
street, Near Third.

Mr. Woods is an importer. He deals
only in imported cigars and fine tobaceos.
He is one of Sacramento's oldest dealers.
He has arrangements by which his import
ed goods are continually en- route, and
thus his stock is ever fresh and choice. No
desirable fine brands but may be found at
his establishment He has had years of
experience and is one of the most skilled
tobacconists of the interior. His trade is
of character to give especial point to
these claims and verify their soundness,
for men who know good article and insist
upon having it are the men who seek out
Woods place, knowing that there they
can secure it. This is the square and level
truth and no puffery. Woods is too wise
to make claims he cannot support, and too
discreet to invest his capital in any effort
to deceive purchasers. We have examined
his foreign bills, his stock and his trade
lists, and we know that what he claims for
his business is but the truth.
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FIERCE BROTHERS.
Dealers in Groceries. Fruits and Vege'
fuuies. HIS i street,

This enterprising and progressive firm
started in business only about two years
ago, out have already built up fine trade,
which is fast extending in area and amount.
having increased over one hundred per
cent. during the past year. The MEM
bers OF the firm devote their entire atten-
ton to their trade and the interests Of their
customers. They conduct their business
at minimum expense, and not only sell at
very low rates, but promptly deliver goods
at all points in the city, and furnish in
response to country orders at moments
notice. Their present success points to a
prominent business for them at no distant
day and leading commercial position.
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j. HYMAN, JR.,
Jeweler, and Dcaler in Watches. Clocks,
E,c, 500 j Street

Mr.. Hyman has fine trade in the
various lines carried in stock by him. He
has a popular local custom. and his orders
from the interior, which are filed at low
wholesale rates and promptly, are fast in
creasing. In addition to fine line of jew
elry, watches, clocks, etc he has recently
added large stock of fancy articles, such
as jets, plated jewelry and celluloid, which
are sold at very moderate rates. Special
attention is given to repairing work of all
kinds, and full satisfaction is, in all cases,
guaranteed. In the way of watches and
fine clocks, as also showcase goods, he has
a very fine assortment.
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GARRETT & AREEL.
&AAhLhA Al ADELts
Fountain Feed and Boarding stables, j
street Refween Tenth and Eleventh

Street. BetWeen Tenth and EfeVemIh.
This firm keeps feed and boarding
stables in one of most centrally and desir-
able portions of the city. They COM
menced in business at this stand only last
spring, and with very small investment,
but by attention to business and fair deal
ing have already built up fine trade, and
which is constantly increasing. The firm
are also license auctioneers, and in connec-
ton with their stable business will hold
frequent sales of horses, carriages, harness,
etc. Hay, grain and ground feed of all
kinds are kept constantly on hand and sold
at lowest prices. The enterprise and stand
ing OF the firm are guarantee for their con-
tinued success in future.
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j. X. HEATH.
JeweIry. Watches, Clocks. Etc, No. SEQ
q Street.

The business of Mr. Heath has steadily
increased from modest commencement a
few years since to lucrative trade. This
has been accomplished by careful and in
telligent attention to the wants of hiseus-
toners and perfectly square dealing with
all In the line Of repairing he is skillful
and experienced, and gives personal atten-
ton to this branch Of his business. His
stock of watches, clocks and articles of
personal adornment are varied, fresh and
attractive, and are always selected with
the utmost taste, as well as with clear
judgment in reference to quality All
orders are promptly and satisfactorily
6l1ed
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WILLIAM TELL House.
2. SteInauer. Proprietor. Located at souii
east Corner of Ninth and j streets.

B.StciIauer. PROPRIETOR, Bocaten AZ souihs
east Corner of Ninth and j Streets.
This house has been under the MANAGE
ment of its present proprietor, B. STEM
auer, for the past six years, and fine
business has been built up The house is
open to the travelling public, and regular
and day boarders are given good accommo-
dasions at very reasonable and satisfactory
rates. The location is central being in the
heart of the business portion of the city,
and the proprietor has the reputation of
knowing how to keep public house to the
satisfaction and approval OF those who be-
come his guests, and which fact is empha-
sized by the large and continued patronage
of the public,
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nARTEIs q GREGORY.
Wholesale Dealers in wines, Liquors,
Coriials, etc.. 90 second street.

coriials, etc.. 90 second street..
This is comparatively new firm, but
one which has speedily opened up fine
trade. Mr.. Bartels has been twelve wears
in the business; Mr.. Gregory trained in
business) briefer time. There is here
united ability, experience and business
capacity. The firm is admirably located.
Its stock is large and complete. Its store
room is 20x60, and beneath it is one of the
finest of wine cellars. They keep con-
stantly the approved brands of whiskies
and wines, cordials, bitters, mineral waters,
and all the stock usual to such business,
and pride themselves on their ability to
furnish the best kind of goods to the trade
at lowest rates
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INTERNATIONAL H0fEL,
James Lansing. Proprietor. Il street, Zee
tween Third and Enurih.

During the year this very large, fine and
centrally located hotel has been refisted,
largely repainted throughout and num-
Der OF new rooms added. The establish
ment sets one of the best tables in all in
terror California, in fact sets so good
one that it reaps no profit from it, depend
ing on rent of its rooms for its margin of
gain. The rates are 81 per week for board,
and from % cents to 81 for lodgings. 1t
is an airy house with fine aud large sunny
exposure, is admirably ventilated and has
superior drainage. Mr.. Lansing is
pioneer Californian, well fitted to cater to
the public, and his hospitable manner
makes the international especially at
attractive and homs.like. The inter-
national is one OF the most widely known
of interior hotels, and under its present
management it combines in itself economy
with excellence, comfort without exorbi-
tant charge, and home like characteristics
that have added to its old time popularity.
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j. G. DEyrNE.
D. q ULEENE.
Capital Marble Works, t2l Il Street,
Sacramento.

Mr.. Devine is one of the most expe-
rienced marble workers on the coast. He
has very large establishment. He does
all kinds of marble and granite work, and
in mantel and monumental work exhibits
examples OF his art not surpassed upon the
Pacific coast. He buys his stock both from
quarries and from the San Francisco whole
sale yards. With tine local advantages he
enjoys no house can undersell hun. His
trade is steadily advancing and the amount
of artistic work turned out from his factory
is an evidence of it's worth and superiority.
He keeps on hand every kind of marble
demanded by the trade of the day.
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N. w. RoIBgyS
Carriage Trimmer, sOmthei asst Corner of
Eighth and X Streets.

EiShth ana - streets.
Mr.. Robbins has been in this business in
Sacramento twenty-one years, and has
found Sacramento to be the most admirable
OF points for his vocation, and his trade to
grow steadily from year to year. He does
great quantities of work for the country,
and is equal to all demands. He trims
carriages, buggies, ETC., in the very best
and latest styles, makes buggy and wagon
tops, curtains, etc. His work is turned
out cheaper than in rival markets, and will
stand beside the very best done anywhere.
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SACRAMENTO RESTAURANT.
J. ID. Smith. Proprietor, SCI n street
Between Third and Fourth streets.

Between Third and Fourth Streets.
This popular restaurant has been estab.
lished nearly four years. It is general
eating house for ladies, gentlemen and fam
lies. It sets its tables, and furnishes
dishes to order at the most economical
rates to the customer that prevail. Mr.
Smiths establishment is 20x70 feet. It is
perfectly neat, comfortable, served well In
all lines, and the food set ont is we'll cooked
and represents the variety and choice of
the best in the market.
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G. Pollrz.
~. KVAkiLs
Dealer in Gents'. Youths, and BOYS CIotl

Dealer in Gents, Youths and Boys Cloth
ing. southeast Corner etXtn and Il.
MIR. Politz occupies one of the best
corners and has one of the most attractive
storerooms in all the city. He keeps every
kind of fine, plain and heavy clothing for
gentlemen, youths and boys, and CON-
plete line of underwear, furnishing goods
and articles OF personal adornment. He
bids for custom on the principle of rapid
sales and small profits.
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j. GERBER AZ ERO..
Wholesale Butchers, Office, Corner OF
Tenth and j streets.

The wholesale establishment of Gerber
Brothers is one OF the largest in the inte-
rior, and does an exceedingly extensive
business. The firm enjoys wide and
highly enviable reputation for promptly
filing all possible orders of the trade with
the choicest meats to be found anywhere
in the market. They are exclusively whole
sale butchers, and their transactions are
enormous. The firm consists of John and
Louis Gerber, who are well and very favor
ably known, not only in this city, but
throughout the coast.
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a. BENNETT,
a. BENNETT,
Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco, cigars, Etc., 26
J street.

The house of Mr.. Bennett is advanta-
geously located, being situated opposite to
the Plaza, and enjoys a large trade. He
keeps choice assortment OF all kinds of
fruits, local and tropical, in their season,
and also keeps a fresh supply of all kinds
of nuts. HIS stock of cigars and tobaccos,
in all leading brands, is full, and extern
siyely pstronized, as he keeps a fresh sup
Fly constantly on hand.
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II. NOBEL.
TX. hVBLE.
Groceries. Proyi.iOns. Feed, Etc Coz

Groceries. Proyi.iOns. Feed, Etc Corner
of Tenth and I streets.
Mr.. Nobel has very centrally located
grocery and provision store, and has built
up good business, which is continually in-
creasing. Feed Of all kinds is constantly
kept on hand, which he delivers at the
Lowest prices. Among the line of eatsbles
kept by him, he makes a speciality Of such
fancy groceries, as Swiss cheese and other
provisions imported from Germany. He
can furnish to the trade promptly and at
lowest rates.