Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
SAMUEL JELLY,
Importing JeweIIy House-Wh holes


Importing JewelIy HOuse-a holesaie an
Retsil Dealer.
MASSIVE STOCK OF DIAMONDS, FINEST AMEH
! IcAN WATCHES. ORNAMENTAL CLOCKS
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, ETC ETC.
There is not, west OF the Rocky Mount
aims, more attractive jewelry house thai
that of Samuel Jelly, of Sacramento, Nc
400 street, between Fourth and Fifth
Mr.. Jelly's house rates ga No. l +" in
trade circles.
WITH THE PUBLIC
He has most enviable reputation for SELL
ing superior goods, giving full value for ali
charges made, keeping in stock none but
the best articles, employing none but the
best assistants in his business, and mark
ing all stock down to the lowest figures.
He makes his purchases direct from manu-
facturers, is thorough judge OF all goods
in his line, has learned, from many years
of residence here, the exact wants of his
patrons and the public, and sells at such
REASONABLE FIGURES
That all are astonished at the low prices
asked in view of the superior quality of the
goods. Mr.. Jelly has but recently re-
turned from an extended visit to the East,
and while there made it his special busi-
ness to inquire more exhaustively than
ever into everything pertaining TO the bus
mess in which he is engaged. He visited
all the leading iewelry houses, importers
and dealers all the chief manufac .urers
of silverware, jewelry and clocks; the
leading diamond houses, etc., and arranged
for the stocking OF his own establishment
in manner
NEVER BEFORE
Attempted on the coast, and with the
view of making his the very best depot of
supply in all the interior of the State. The
goods he bought are designed especially for
this market, and are of the latest and most
unique designs, neat and tasteful, and
within the reach OF the means of all, and
are of beautiful finish and make.
IN DIAMONDS,
Notwithstanding that prices have adj
vanced, he still continues to sell at the
old and low rates, preferring to do so than
to make any change under present fuctu-
ations, which would be to TIE disadvantage
of the trade. lie makes special point to
keep the very best assorted stock of dia-
monds, jewels and precious stones that can
be secured in the land.
IN CLOCKS
His stock is unsurpassed, he having on
hand the rarest, most novel and beautiful
10 design of the artistic French, English
and other imported clocks. and the Ameri-
can ornamental clocks, ali in marble, ala
baster, gilt, etc. In silverware he has
"Tne Gorham " than which there is none
better in the world. This solid ware is
the leader and brooks no rival. Mr..
Jellys stock from the Gorham factory will
always be kept full, and varied by constant
receipt Of the latest, newest and best of
that product.
IN WATCHES
He has specially fine stock. He keeps
the American watches in all designs and
styles. He is the only one getting the
Waltham make of watches direct from the
factory, and by reason of that, he can offer
the public special advantages, and can fill
any order as to volume, style or quality.
He keeps the Howard and the Egin
watches, all the fac Swiss and European
watches-in short, his watch stock, like
his clock and silver stock, is not surpassed
in the market. Mr.. Jelly purchases at bed
rock figures for cash, and sells at prices
correspondingly low. He has no rent to
pay; has ample clpital and can supply the
trade at rates that must always prove
to their advantage.
IN ALL THE CLASSES
OF fine jewelry for youths, children, men
or women, his stock will be found to be
the completest and best. No new style of
merit, no worthy novelty, no choice artistic
design escapes him, his arrangements being
such that his house is at all times enabled
to have such in stock as rapidly as they
offer them from the manufacturers.
To the trade of the interior Mr.. Jelly
addresses himself. BY freight,
mail or express he can I'll orders on the
day of receipt, and exercises for his patrons
abroad the highest skill and best judg-
msnt.