Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
The DIAMOND PALACE.
ii. Wachhorsf, Importer and Dealer In
Diamonds. Precious stones,

III. Wachh0rsf, Importer and Dealer In
Diamonds, Precious stones,
WATCHES AND LATEST FINE JEwRLRY. SILVER
WARE. FINE CLOCKS. ETC., 3I5 J STREET,
SACRAMENTO.
Ii there is any class OF goods the citizen
desires to be especially careful in the pur-
chase of, it is that which is both for his
personal adornment and convenience. The
wise man prefers to be without time
piece than to carry an unreliable one, and
neither wise man nor discreet woman wish
to lock up money in a paste Jewel, or
in buying diamonds and precious stones to
squander coin on spurious articles. To be
able to deal with an expert in these lines is
decided advantage, and such one is the
wholesale and retail merchant, FL. Waeh-
horst. Wachhorst's is the Oldest house of its
class in interior California, if not in the State
He located here in 1885, and from the hour
of his opening his business has grown, IN
til now ne is the rival of the leading houses
west of the Mississippi. He is direct
importer, and sells to the trade at rates
level and often below those of the San
Francisco houses. This has time and again
been verified, and his immense stock and
vast trade daily evidence it.
HIS HOUSE
Is known all over the interior, and Wach-
horst is for central California the iecog-
nized expert in precious stones and fine
jewels. While his store is elegance re-
fined, a veritable palace of diamonds-the
handsomest establishment in Eastern Cali
fornia-it is also one of the most substan-
tial, and represents one of the largest and
richest stocks and one of the heaviest
trades. While he is in constant re-
ceipt direct from manufacturers of fine jew
elry and the best brands of silverware,
and the richest of French clocks, in alabas-
ter, marble, bronze and French gilt, he
makes diamonds, precious stones and fine
watches his specialties.
THE DIAMOND STOCK
He imports direct from the great diamond
mart OF Amsterdam, where the most
skilled lapidaries of the world practice their
art. In watches he keeps up a constant
importation of the best American watches,
which, it is safe to say, viii very soon COM
pleteIy supersede the European articles,
as they are decidedly the best for the
money. The NYaltham watch and the
Elgin he has in all the styles made. He
deals also in the watches made by Adolph
LANCE of Dresden, Jules Jurgensen, James
harden and Patrick Phillips, Switzerland,
and other
LEADING MANUFACTURERS.
He is in constant receipt of Gorham silver
ware, the best known, and of silver plated
goods of other manufacturers, and keeps the
fullest assortment of solid silverware, fine
jawelry, toilet articles, canes, opera. glasses,
etc. He never kept trash, and never will.
He deals only in frst.class articles, and
sells cheaper than any rival can by reason
of the local advantages he enjoys, for his
expenses are less here, his freight bills are
no mora and his facilities are equal to those
of any. AS an importer he is free from
the disadvantage middle-men infict upon
trade. 1t must not be forgotten to add
that all the usual lines of American clocks
are kept in stock by Wachhorst, and that
every novelty in the way of ornamental
time pieces is to be found at his place.