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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
j. w. NHGLEM,
Central Market, 40 x street. Between
Fourth and Fifth.

Mr.. Willem has conducted this market
for number of years, and no place for
family food supply is any more generally
or favorably known. In furnishing meats
there are required to complete success a
broad knowledge of the business, long ex-
perience and peculiar skill. These
requisites Mr.. Willem and the several cut
tiers in his employment are fully possessed
of, and as result the supplies sent out
from the Central Market are of character
that gives the markets name business
value that is steadily enhancing, and a
trade that is constant, select and increas-
ing. MIR. Willem gives his whole time to
the bushes of the market, the selection of
the best supplies, their proper preparation
for the household, hotel and restaurant.
Delivery is made by his own messengers
throughout and in every part of the city.
and at any desired point beyond the city
limits. Bayers should constantly bear this
market in mind.
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Co0PERaGE.
C. schafer, 50 Told number, Front 81

C. schafer. SO (oId number, Front street.
Mr.. Schafer has been in this business
here about quarter of a century, and is
thoroughly competent to answer all de-
mands in his line. He brings from the
East the best Wisconsin white oak and
all the other woods needed here. He
makes for the trade tanks of any capacity,
vine and beer casks, barrels of all kinds,
firkins, kits, etc. The interior buyer will
consult his interest by buying of Schaser.
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WE. p. COLEMAN,
Real Estate aud Insurance agent, No. 325
j street.

The real estate and insurance agency of
VIM. P. Coleman is one of the most extern.
sive in the interior of California. 1t is an
old establishment, and has been long and
favorablY known with the business public
Its business embraces agencies for the
Fireman's Fund and for the London and
Liverpool and Globe Fire Insurance Compa-
MES, the latter being the largest insurance
company in the world. Nc. Coleman loans
money upon real estate, makes collections,
and does a general agency business, and
also pays special and prompt attention to
real estate interests of parties resident or
from abroad. Insurance throughout the
interior promptly attended to.
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NJ. RuRnNEL,
VI. RUEnNEL,
General Dealer in Boots and shoes. ss4


Coming to this city in 1879, Mr.. Kuehnel
started small custom shoe shop, and by
persevering industry, excellent work and
honest dealing with all soon found it neces-
sary to seek larger quarters, and moved TO
his present location. Here he has grown
into quite an extensive trade. Finding the
popular demand vas for cheaper goods than
custom made, he turned to retail, and
has now full line of Eastern and Califor-
MIA goods of best quality. He buys for
cash only, and from his long experience,
small expenses, and honest dealing, is
enabled to sell at remarkably low figures.
Mr.. Kuehnel is public spirited and enter.
prising. He seeks TO see the trade of Sac
ramento built up, and believes that if all
the dealers in the city do their part as ma
ture has here done for US, this viii become
great trade center.
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FRED N0ELiElER.
DeaIer In Drugs, Medicines, Etc, Corner
Of sixth and ) Ssreels.

"a SsAAEa -
This is one of the Oldest and best estab.
lished drug stores in the city, and has an
immense patronage. It's success is perhaps
In measure due to the centrality of the
location, bnt Mr.. Kolliker, who is now the
sole proprietor, and successor of Bell &
Kolliker, has an established reputation as
pharmacist, and doesan extensive busins SIS
in putting up family medicines and filling
physicians prescriptions. He keeps only
the choicest drugs and articles, and COM
pounds with great care and skill. He
keeps very fine and choice variety of
toilet articles, such as perfumeries, brushes
OF all kinds, combs, pastes, etc. These are
selected with great care, and the most
fastidious purchasers can find in his stock
the most satisfactory selections. Mr. Kol-
liker imports his supplies in large quanti-
ties, deals with cash, maintains entirely
fresh supplies, and by his methods of deal
ings aud the usual advantages of this mar
ket, sells at low figures. All orders from
outside the city receive the most prompt
attention.
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JACOB AS&UTH,
Dealer In Wines, Brandies, Eic., No. SiI
j Street.

Mr.. Knauth is a pioneer at grape grow
ing, and has had many valuable years of
experience also in the business Of wine
making. He brings the benefit of this ex
perience into his present business, and
solicits only the choicest brands for his
stock. Those dealing with him will receive
only the best and choicest of matured wines
and brandies His stock is extensive, and
he has gained a large trade, which reaches
out to far distant points, and is constantly
increasing in area and volume. His prices
will be found to be especially advantageous
to the trade, and all orders are promptly
and satisfactorily filed.
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PALM BROS,
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers,
street. bei. Eleventh and q,yelc.h


street. bei. Eleventh and twelfth.
This firm has recently established in
business, but has already good trade
They use none but the best materials and
employ none but thoroughly experienced
workmen in any line of their establishment.
The members of the firm are natives of this
city, and are well aud favorably known for
their ability in workmanship integrity and
general uprightness. The neatness and
superior quality of their manufactures were
conspicuous at the last State Fair, where
they received the first premium upon
their fine spring market wagons, which
was well merited. The firm has also re-
ceived other marked evidences of accept
ance of their work, and by fair prices,
honest dealing, and efforts to please in the
utmost detail their many customers, are fast
gaining and building up a substantial busi-
ness. Their facilities are such that they
can promptly attend to all orders received,
and in point of time and quality of work,
satisfy the most exacting demands of their
customers. The establishment is centrally
located, and holds forth strong bidding for
increased public favor.
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wholesale ana Retail scaIer In Hay,
Grain and Feed, ;27 , street.

Wholesale ana Retail DcaIer In Hay,
Grain and Feed, 727 } street.
The feed store Of c. E. Adams has been
established several years, and is well
known to the trade through the interior
and to more distant points, TO which sup
plies are regularly furnished from his store
rooms. He is a large buyer and seller of
hay grain and all kinds Of feed, and pays
ready money at all time to producers, af-
fording them the well. known benefits de.
rived from making their purchases with
cash. He gives personal and undivided at
tsntion to his business, and all orders from
whatever point will be met with prompt
shipments, and with rates and method of
dealing which will induce continued pa
tronage.
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LEONARD KELLOGG.
Importer and Dealer in Hardware. Etc,
$40 and sci j street.

At this establishment can be pur-
chased any article desired, from q
needle to an anchor, pulpits excepted.
Mr.. Kellogg is a manufacturer of and
dealer in plain, stamped, japanned and
plauished tinware, all kinds OF stoves,
hardware, farmers and miners tools,
pumps, lead and gas pipe, sheet iron and
copper ware, furniture, lamps, locks, block
lead, crockery, glassware, gas hangisgs,
clocks, axle grease, britanniaware, silver
ware, carpets, etc. He has very extern
sive stock and is large importer. Hesells
at low rates, giving his customers the full
advantage to be derived from the Sacra-
mento market and his methods of dealing.
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WILSON al MITCHELL,
Propriesors of th= Golden Eagle Carriages,
Seventh az X streets.


By the carriage service of a city it may
be quite correctly judged. Its character is
very likely to be reflected in its streets,
and especially by its hack service. Wilson
& Mitchell, who own the Golden Eagle
carriages, and run four or five hacks and
two coupes, present turnouts that viii
stand beside those of the most favored city
in elegance of vehicles, excellence OF stock,
and promptitude OF service. The firm
established the line FIVE years ago, and enjoy
public patronage of the highest character.
and surpassed by none. To this service
Mr.. Mitchell gives his personal and undi-
vided attention, and is to be found at the
stand of the firm at the Golden Eagle
Hotel constantly. His carriages are to be
found there at all hours, and relays attend
at the depots on the arrival of ali trains.
By connection with the city telephone
lines, and the American District Telegraph
service, the carriages of the firm can be
summoned at any hour.
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GgssOy, sAGEe IS sE0IELER,
BIaclIsmithtng, Carriage. making and
PIows. i.2s j street.

This firm commenced business at their
present location but a few months since,
but its members are well-known and expe-
rienced mechanics, having been promi-
nently engaged in their lines in this city for
the past twenty years, They do a general
blscksmithing business, and make spe-
cialty of horse.shoeing, in which they have
. standard reputation. In the manufacture
of carriages and all kinds of wagons they
use only the best materials. They will
make a speciality also of plow manufactur-
ing and repairing. One of the members
was foreman in the Iron King factory Of
Ready & Clark, is an expert in this line,
and will guarantee entire satisfaction.
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G. a. sAwTFLLE,
Dealer In Stationery, schooi Books, Etc,
5:4 j Street.

The news depot and stationery and book
establishment Of c. A. Sawtelle has grown
in three years to be one of the finest in the
city, and enjoys very extensive and rap
idly. increasing trade. a full line of sta
tiouery of all kinds, and put up in plain
and in fancy cases, is keeps, and large
stock of miscellaneous and school books,
writing desks, photograph and autograph
albums in great variety and from lower
priced ones TO the most elegant. Also
full line Of printers supplies, cutlery, fancy
goods and school Supplies of all kinds. His
rates are very low. He keeps all the latest
periodicals on hand, and delivers the same
at residences free of charge.
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C. J. NOACK.
Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, Etc, GI4 >
street.

There has been recently added to this
well-known establishment very fine as.
sortment of solid and plated silverware,
containing the latest and finest styles and
patterns. Mr.. Noack makes speciality OF
manufacturing and repairing. He has the
exclusive agency for Wenzels pneumatic
clock, which is now quite generally used in
public buildings. IL has gained great
popularity, and is rapidly gaining public
favor wherever given a trial The show.
case goods OF MIR. Noaek are very attract
i've, and present a fine array of the beauti-
ful, which are sold at popular prices, and
all goods are warranted as represented.
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GUS LAvENs0N,
Dealer in Boots and shoes, Corner of j
and sixth Streets.

The house of Mr.. Lavenson is one of the
foremost and handsomest boot and shoe
establishments in the interor, and has an
extended reputation for the fine quality of
stock carried, and the advantages offered
to its customers and the trade. Mr.. Laven-
son keeps constantly ON hand an unlimited
stock of ladies', misses, mems, youths and
children's wear in all lines, and also makes
speciality of importing French shoes for
ladies, misses, children and infants. For
gentlemen and boys he keeps fine stock
OF all kinds and styles of boots, CATERS
and shoes, and gives especial Afternoon to
furnishing such widths, lengths and styles
as to produce the most comfort and at the
same time give the most graceful effect.
The attention of interior merchants is
especially called to the advantages which
Mr.. Lavenson is prepared to offer them in
the iobbing trade and his low rates gen.
orally. He fills promptly all orders received,
and guarantees all goods to be strictly as
represented. For fine quality of stock there
is not house upon the coast that has a
better standing than Mr.. Lavenson's.
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CHANGERS ASSOCIATION.
Changers Cooperative Business Associa-
lion, 4. z. Lowell, Manager.

zion, L. Z. Lowell, Manager.
This business association, which is one of
the most active, has its stores at Tenth and
K streets, where the hum of industry is
constant. 1t is the headquarters for agri-
culturists. The title of the combination is
the Changers Cooperative Business Asso-
citation of the Sacramento Valley. The
stock embraces general variety of staple
groceries, produce, kitchen and farm sup
plies, agricultural implements and general
merchandise. The Association buys and
sells wool, hops all kinds of farm and dairy
produce and all general market supplies.
This is a very great advantage, as 1t is
at once market for the farmer, where he
can dispose OF his products as well as sup
ply himself with necessaries. The stock
holders are all farmers. Sufficient profit is
added to the cost of goods only to pay the
running expenses and furnish sufficient to
keep up the stock. The dealings are all
for cash, both ways. The Association is a
fine example OF cooperative effort. The
manager is F. P. Lowell, who gives to the
business his constant personal attention.
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u. g. gAYg,
u. Ns kAa2
Tinsmlth, y amber ANA Cnsfitier, No.
Esgg Z s4r-cr

The business Of Il. G. Hays. in plumb
ing, gsshtting and general tin work, has
fully doubled during the past year, and his
work has become well and fayorabiy known.
Macy of the best houses built in this city
during the past season give evidence of the
skillful handiwork Of his Establishment, all
of which receives the personal supervision
and attention of Mr.. Hays himself He
also owns the property covered by his
shops. therefore pays no rents obtains his
supplies on cash basis, and can success.
fully compete in prices as well as quality
of workmanship. A full line Of plumbing,
gastitting and tin goods is kept by him on
hand.
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THEODORE w. sCEwAMB,
EGaporter and Maker OF Picture Frames,
etc, no. 500 J street.

The business of importing and manufact-
ure of frames and holdings, done by Mr..
Schwam5, is large and constantly in
creasiag BE also carries an extensive
stock of fine chromos, paintings, engrav.
ings, Autographs, etc., which are selected
with knowledge of the wants and tastes
of his customers and the trade. He makes
speciality OF promptly furnishing frames
and holdings to order, and he has built up
q large trade throughout the interior. He
also has the agency of the ST. Johns sew
ing machine, which runs either forward or
backward, without breaking the thread or
changing the direction of the work.
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JAMEs PARSONS,
Dealer I'm Boots amt Shoes, No. SOS X
Sfrpcf

The boot and shoe establishment of Mr..
Parsons is one of the landmarks of Sacra-
mento, and enjoys reputation for fine
goods IN every line, and fair dealing with
all, which Is at once an honor to its pro-
prietor and source of attraction for
increase of trade. Mr.. Parsons purchases
his stock from the manufacturers IN large
lots, and only the best known to the mar
ket. He purchases for cash and sells at low
rates. He has limited manufacturing de-
partmens, from which firsr-class work is
furnished to order. The show window of
this house is specially attractive, having
some very fine goods on exhibition.
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u. McJASN,
Merchant Tailor and CIothier, 1913 J
Street.

MIR. Mccain is one of the pioneer mer-
chant tailors in the city, having been in
business here, in this line, for over twenty
six years, and has bad long and success
full experience in the manufacture of suits
to order. He has wide business acquaint-
ance, and bis work is in demand through
out the interior and northern part OF the
State He makes suits for persons at q
distance, in response to orders, from SAM
pies furnished by him. He warrants per-
feet satisfaction in work and quality OF
goods. His prices are low, and his trade,
both at home and abroad, is constantly in
creasing.
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A. 5. LsSDLEY.
A. >. LtNDLEY,
DeaIer in Wood and Charcoal, j Street
between Tenth and Eleventh.

Mr.. Lindley started in business here
about two years ago, when he sold from
the car only. He afterwards located at the
corner of Tenth and II streets, but owing
to the Inconvenience of these yards, he re-
moved tothe north side of J street, between
Tenth and and Eleventh, where he ia now
located. He deals in ali kinds of four foot
wood. stove wood and charcoal, in large
and small quantities, at lowest rates. He
buys only in the best localities in the
mountains, and keeps the choicest quail
ties. He viii soon extend his facilities by
building sheds and carrying full line Of
hard and soft coal.
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A. G. TUFTs.
A. &. Tufts.
Druggist and Apofhecary, Corner OF !
and Tenth streets,

Druggist and Apofhecary, Corner OF y
and Tenth streets.
a, c. Tufts keeps general and full line
of drugs, medicines, chemicals, dye stuffs
sponges, chamois skins, and in the
line of perfumeries and toilet arti-
cles of all kinds his showcases are
very attractive and worthy of attention.
He also has the general agency for this
coast of the specific medicines (eclecticl of
Thorp & Lloyd Bros, of Cincinnati. These
are known to differ from ordinary fluid ex-
tracts in that they are made from fresh,
instead of dried plants, roots, etc. He is
also agent for Kendall's sprain cure, the
well known and celebrated horse medicine,
of which he has a large sale. In addition,
he manufactures the genuine Meadows
magic liniment. This house makes spe-
cialty of putting up orders from the country,
large or small, and a single article ordered
receives as prompt and careful attention as
one from the trade. This method of dealing,
and always giving fair prices. has secured
very extensive business in this line. The
greatest attention is also paid to putting
up physicians prescriptions OF family med
icines at all hours of the day or night, and
in doing which none but the choicest drugs
and ingredients are used, and the com
pounding is always done with the utmost
care and with thorough knowledge and
practiced skill Mr.. Tufts buys his stock
from first hands and in very large quanti-
ties, paying cash, and therefore taking the
fullest advantage of the lowest jobbing
prices, and is enabled 90 sell as low as the
very lowest. He offers to the trade of the
interior the benefit of all these advantages,
and can I'll all orders promptly for ship
ment, by mail, express or otherwise. The
proprietor has been in business in this city
for upwards of twelve years, and has, in
addition to his fine local trade, established
quite an extensive wholesale business,
which has greatly increased during the past
year, and is still rapidly extending.
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TELEGRAPH planning MILL.
Pearson, Amsden IL Burnett, PrOprietors
Corner of Twelfth and j streets.

C0rHer OF IWcIIIn ana j strecIs.
This establishment is one of the largest
of its class in the interior of the State, and
has acquired reputation for superior
quality of work, which has commanded ex-
tensive orders from distant points. The
members of the firm are skilled workmen,
give personal attention to every depart
ment of their establishment, and employ
none but the best mechanics. They fill
promptly all orders for house finishings,
such as cornice- brackets, frames, sash,
doors, blinds, holdings, etc., and do turn
ing aud planning to order. They use none
but the best materials their prices are al
ways with the lowest for like quality of
work, and for integrity the firm requires
no commentator from the press.
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III. III. PAgLE,
Family Grocer, Sls Z street. Between
EighiI, and Ntnih.

This business house has grown with
phenomenal rapidity. Mr.. PauIk conducts
1t on cash basis, sells for the lowest liv-
ing margin, and by business tact makes his
sales so rapid that his stock is constantly
being freshened. There is scarcely an ar
ticle in the grocery line for family, hotel
or restaurant consumption in which he
does not deal Paulk's is representative
business house, and it's success is another
example OF the advantages of the Sacra-
mento market. Those in the interior de-
string orders filed should avail themselves
of the advantages this house affords buyers.
It is house especially useful to Sacra.
mento, as it is direct produce buying
house.
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w. b. MILLER.
JeweIer, ard Dealer In Watches, Clocks.
Etc, 6sS j street.

Mr.. Miller commenced business for him
self only three years ago, and now has a
fine establishment and carries large stock
of fine jswelry, watches, clocks, silver and
platedware, etc. His showcase goods and
articles of personal adornnent are extern
sive and specially attractive. He buys his
goods at most advantageous jobbing rates,
and offers inducements in prices. MIR.
Miller pays special attention to repairing
fine watches, clocks aud jewelry, and is
one of the most experienced and skillful
workmen at the bench. He has customers
in this line from all parts OF the State, and
also throughout Nevada and Arizona, which
are constantly increasing
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GEo. D. ALLMoND,
Dealer In Sewing Machine, Notions, Etc.
S96 , ~ reeT.

The sewing machine agency of Mr.. All
mond is well known, and machines from
his establishment are to be found in house,
holds far and near. He deals extensively
in the celebrated White machine, which he
claims, for ease Of operation, beauty Of
construction and finish, and adsptability to
all grades OF material, has no equal in the
great liss OF sewing machines Ia the mar
ket. He is also agent for several other
favorite and standard machines which can
be seen at his rooms At this place will
also be found large stock Of glasses, vases,
Iewelry, notions, etc, at favorable prices
and which all are invited to examine.
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HENRY GE8BER,
Plaza Neat Market, southwest Corner of
Tenth and j streets.

Mr.. Gerber is the popular successor of
the former firm of Lorenz & Gerber, pro-
prietors of the Plaza Market, long prom
inent business landmark in the city, and
which has always had the reputation of
furnishing only the finest and choicest
meats known to the most exacting epicu-
rean tastes. Mr.. Gerber has the most i'm
proved refrigeratoTs for the preservation
and improvement of meat, and enjoys an
extensive patronage. Notwithstanding he
sells only the choicest meats, bis facilities
for obtaining supplies are such that ne sells
at low rates, and with full weight gives
full satisfaction.