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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-01
NJ. s. HAMMER.
Druggist and Chemist, Corner Fourth
and 4 Streets.

Mr.. Hammer is a well and widely known
chemist and druggist. His store is on one
OF the most frequented corners of the city.
He manufactures compounds that are
everywhere known and are everywhere ap-
proved. Chief among them are Hammers
Glycerine of Tar, for colds, coughs, etc. ];
Hammers Buchu and Compound Extrscs
of IVA Ursi, and Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters," for billiousness, dys.
pepsis, liver complaints. etc also Ham,
mer's Anti. Bilious Pills, Hammers Tooth
Powder, etc.
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SACRAMENTO planning MILL,
Corner Of Front and @ Streets, HartweH,
Ga.


This mill was erected in 1855, and is
the largest in the interior of the State.
The main building is 100 feet square, with
two wings 25x75 feet each. 1t has the
latest improved machinery, and its facili-
ties are unsurpassed for turning out every
description of woodwork appertaining to
building, such as doors, windows, blinds
and frames of every description, brackets,
turning and ornamental scroll work, and
holdings of every pattern. The climate
of Sacramento is particularly adapted to
manufacturing purposes, as articles made
here are less liable to shrink, and there
fore give much better satisfaction. The
yearly consumption of lumber in this mill
is 100000 feet. The proprietors of the
mill have won for their establishment
high reputation for the excellence of its
workmanship, they being themselves prac.
teal mechanics, familiar with every detail
of the business, and devoting to it their
entire attention.
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D. d D. FALCONER,
Contractors, Carpenters and Ru,Ide

The firm of D. & D. Falconer, CON.
tractors and builders, whose Office Is
located at Sis Eighth street, between
and j, are well and favorably known in
this city and vicinity. The best mechanics
only are employed, and their facilities for
the erection of all classes of buildings in
this city or abroad is not surpassed by any
others. Estimates furnished on all kinds
of work in city or country.
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j. A. WILSON,
Furniture Dealer, AIS j street, between
Fourth and Fifth,


The well-known furniture dealer whose
name appears at the head Of this article,
arrived in Sacramento thirty-three years
ago. Eighteen years of this time has been
devoted to merchandising in furniture.
During all these long years he has COM
msnded the respect of all with whom he
has had dealings, by his fair and honest
method of conducting business. No mis-
representations, the best of goods at the
lowest prices, gentlemanly and courteous
to all. His store, 24xl20 feet, is constant
ly filed with the choicest of goods in his
line. He imports largely from the Eastern
manufacturers. As years of experience has
given him knowledge to be obtained in
no other way, he knows just what to order
and what class OF goods are needed for
this market. To his customers his goods
have always given satisfaction. An in
spection of the stock in his store will con-
vince all that he thoroughly understands
his business. and a comparison of his prices
with other dealers will prove to all that he
knows how to buy.
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF VEHICLES.

The demand for first.class carriage
painter, and one who thoroughly under.
stands his business in every detail, and in
whom the public can rely, has long been
felt. John B. Harrington, understanding
the wants of the public, and seeing that
there was an opening in Sacramento for a
first class artist at carriage painting, opened
shop at No. Ills ] street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth. Mr.. Harrington
has already gained wide reputation as a
skilled workman. Although he has been es-
tablished here only a few years, yet he has
made his mark, giving entire Satisfaction to
his patrons by of the superiority of
his work and the moderate charges, and
the punctuality with which he keeps bis
promise with those who pstronize his es.
tablishment. He uses only the best ma.
terial to be found in the market, and takes
great pride in doing irst.class work. He
always takes great pleasure in exhibiting
specimens of his work to those who visit
his establishment.
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FRITZ Il MILLER,
Importers and Dealers In Undertakers,
Supplies, 985 X Street

Fritz & Miller are able to supply ali
interior undertakers with everything they
need in their business at rates that cannot
be surpassed in economy of charge. They
keep cloth.trimmed burial caskets of all
the latest patterns, and either silver or
gold.trimmed. Also plain and ornamental
metallic caskets, burial robes, shrouds.
pals, rosewood and white-f finished coffins,
and all of the lower grades known to the
trade. They are direct importers, and
centrahty OF location, light expenses and
quick dispatch, enable them to ship to
the interior at rates that the San Francisco
dealers cannot equal. They respond to
calls at once, and attend to burials
and embalming in any section. Mr.
Miller is the oldest undertaken in
the city, and Mr.. Fritz was engaged in the
business in early youth in foreign land
Their stock is full, varied and equal to ell
demands that can be made, and affords
dealers the broadcast opportunities for
selection to their entire satisfaction. As
this firm buys direct from Eastern pro.
ducers of undertakers' supplies, it is freed
from the profit of the middleman, and ex-
tends the advantage thus enjoyed TO all
who order goods OF it.
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WILLIAM BeYNE 4 CO,
manufacturers and Dealers In Nom
mental and other Marble Work, Graz

manufacturers and Dealers tn Monu-
mental and other Marble Work, Gran
lite, Etc, ne n Street.
This is one of the best known of the me-
chanical firms of Sacramento. The part
ners are practical workmen. They abhor
putting, but are proud of the truth relative
to their business, and with reason. They
own handsome new structure in which
their shop is located. The ware.room is 20
by 60, the yard-room 40 by 100 feet, and
the storage basement 20 by 60. The work
done by this firm is of the first order, and
is not exceeded in the possibility OF variety
or skill of execution by that of any other
house in the business. 1t buys stock at
the best advantage wherever it chooses,
and places the product of its industry at
prices fair TO producer and purchaser. 1t
does all kinds of fine marble and granite
work for monumental OF for house. fitting
or architectural purposes, and keeps the
usual variety of American and European
marble, and the Scotch and home granite.
1t fills orders in any part of the State,
and sends skilled workmen to set up any
work ordered,
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RARTkLs 8 GREGoRY,

Wholesale Dealers I'm Wines, Liquors,
Csrdials, etc., 9Is Second Street.
This successful and enterprising firm
engaged in business few years ago on
Second street, between l and J. The firm
is admirably located. Its stock is large
and complete. Its store-room is 2Ox60,
and beneath is one of the finest of wine
cellars. They keep constantly the approved
brands of whistles and wines, cordials,
bitters, mineral waters, and all the stock
usual TO such business, and pride them
selves on their ability TO furnish the best
kind Of goods to the trade at lowest rates.
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". III. H0RsY.
Eealer in Crockcry, glassware, stone
ware, Terra Gotta Flower Pots, Sewer
and Chimney Pine, 81 streer.

Gealer I'm Crockery, glassware, Stone
ware, Terra Gotta Flower Pots, Sewer
and Chimney Pipe, 81 j streer.
This house is one of the leading estab-
lishments of its character in California.
Mr.. Hobby is agent for Gladding, Mclean
& Co., of Lincoln, who are the most ex.
tensive manufacturers on the coast of sewer
pipe, drain tile, chimney pipe tops, caps,
vases, fancy and decorative ware; and also
for the Sacramento Pottery, whose stone
ware now ranks first in the market.
Among the other special features offered
by this house none are more worthy of men,
ton than recently. invented butter cooler
or refrigerator, which surpasses any other
cooler ever made. 1t consists of square
box lined with zinc, in which earthenware
is packed, and being supplied with proper
ventilation, the temperature by the evapo-
ration of water is reduced to 65 degrees.
This refrigerator is manufactured in a va
riety Of sizes, and can be built with capa-
city to equal the demands Of the largest
hotel, or small enough to hold a roll of
butter. 1t can be adapted to any purpose
for which cooler is used. He is also agent
for white bronze monuments, which are
very fine.
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J. WOODS,
Dealer I'm Cigars, Tobacco, etc., 299 X
Street, near Third.

Deaier In cigars, Tobacco, etc., 229 IA
Street, near Third.
The rapid and firm advance of Joseph
Woods as tobacconist in Sacramento, and
the extent of his business, is one of the
best evidences of the permanency and
worth of Sacramento as a business place.
Mr.. Woods has large and well-sppointed
store. His stock is large and especially
fine. In imported fine goods there is no
superior stock to be found. He has ar.
rangements with importing houses by which
he gets goods at the lowest rate and least
risk, and has the opportunity TO order ex-
actly what he wants. He has direct rela-
ton also with Cuban houses and secures
from them any brand or grade his trade de-
mands. He deals mainly in imported
cigars and fine tobacco. He is one of Sac
ramento's oldest dealers. He has had years
of experience and Is one Of the mostskilled
tobacconists of the interior. Men who
know good article, and insist upon hav-
ing it, are the men who seek out Woods
place, knowing that there they can secure
it. This is the simple truth. We have
examined his foreign bills, his stock and
his trade lists, and we know that what he
claims for his busine SIS is but the truth.
Mr.. Woods of all men is jealous of any
statement being made in his behalf which
shall, in the slightest degree, make prom
Uses he cannot fulfill to the very letter, or
allegations that are not strictly true in
every particular.
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An AlabaIa man invented paten. tail
for cows wi0h would knock the flies into
the middle Of next summer, and the first
time it hit the man who was milking it
loosened four teeth for him and took the
hide all off his nose. They hadn't thought
of that part of it.-[Boston Post.
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j. Il. KLUNE,
JsweIer, siIverware, Diamonds and
watches, EGG Street.
4 PROMINENT AND PROSPEROUS BUSINESS

A PROMINENT AND PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
HOUSE.
Mr.. Klune but few years ago was work
ing for wages here. He has now one of
the finest jewelry and silverware houses in
the interior. He has accomplished victory
by legitimate business effort. His trade is
almost phenomenal, so rapid has been its
growth. He is direct importer Of all
kinds of fine iewelry and rich silverware
and plated goods. He displays diamonds,
stones ranging from "a, 600 to the lesser
values. Mr.. Klune has the agency for the
Rockford watches, the latest improved
American watch, and which has no superior.
All the latest styles of table silverware and
ornamental silver work he has from
the best factories throughout the
world. All the best and latest
styles of jewelry he receives as soon as an
nounced. His stock of plain and fine or
namental clocks is complete. In short
Mr.. Klune's establishment is a first class
one, and he enjoys a reputation for log
prices and fair dealing that is second to
none. So much has his trade increased
that he is about to move into new and
larger quarters, and to increase his stock
accordingly. j. P. Floberg, one of the
best-kuown watchmakers, remains with
Mr.. Klune and superintends the repair de-
partment. Mr.. Klune ia ready to fill all
orders from the interior for the trade. For
single articles those at distance can order
of him with perfect confidence in the order
being filed as well as if they were present
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g. POIrIE.


CJsshIer, ana Realer In Eens and
Youths CIoshins and Underwe r, Cor.
Rer sixfk aud n Streets.
Mr.. Politz has long been in business in
this city. Within the year his fine
establishment has been doubled In size
and capacity, and now the Capitol Clothing
House occupies two of the largest store
roans and is among the most attractive in
the city. His stock is exceedingly large,
and is as varied as the demands of the
trade. All classes of gentlemen's under
wear and furnishing goods of latest pat
terms are kept constantly in stock, fine
shirts, scarfs, gentIemen's iewelry, etc.
Clothing from the leading factories, and of
the best qualiay and latest style, he is in
constant receipt of. His stock embraces
goods from heavy working suits up to the
choicest dress suits. Boots and shoes, and
hats and caps, trunks, valises, gloves, ETC.,
are IN stock in variety. In prices Mr..
Politz defies competition, and with him
this is not meaningless.
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N. NJ. keBBss

Is an accomplished carriage trimmer, who
has been in the business in Sacramento
twenty-five years. His work is known
throughout northern and central Califor-
MIA, and ia recognized as of the best that is
turned out by the craft.
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THE MARYsvILLE BRANCH.

The Red House has branch in Msrys-
vile, of which B. F. Gilman ia one of the
proprietors and manager, where an even
and general line of goods like that at the
parent house is kept. The spacious and
handsome store-room affords frontage of
AZ feetand depth of 100 feet, or an area
of 4, 700 square feet, and, with l4-foot
ceiling, affords storage capacity and dis
play for goods of Is, 500 square feet.
The history of the house, since located
four years ago last April, has been one Of
steady, rapid, substantial progress. AS
we said last year, SO we repeat, that this
would not have been the case without a
reason and without foundation upon
which to base policy of action. Instead
of buying on long credit and holding
goods up at profit Of twenty-five per
cent, the manager from the start pulled
out from the old credit rut and confined
his purchases and sales to the ready.cash
system, and looping off about fifteen per
cent. from the old profits of years ago and
putting it on an average basis of about ten
per cent,
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j. c. nEYINE.
% DLENNEs
Marble WarEer ras Il sfra

MIR. Devine is practical marble-cutter
of long experience and skill. He furnishes
work for any part of the State, on terms
as low as the lowest.
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.IOIN SHELTON.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Wood.
Coal and Coke, Fifth Street, Between i
and j.


Coal and Coke, Fifth street, Between
and j.
Mr.. SHELTON engaged in the wood and
coal business in Sacramento in 1866, and
has continued in that line OF trade ever
since His establishment is one of the
oldest. A large and complete stock of Well.
ington, Sidney, West Hartley and Penn
sylvania hard coal can always be found in
his yard, at the lowest market rates. In
addition to the different kinds of wood
usually kept in this market, he also deals
in coke and charcoal. His long experience
in the business, and the large quantities in
which he purchases all his fuel, enable
him to give the consumer advantages to be
had nowhere else. No man in this com.
munity, among business men, bears a
higher reputation for honesty and fair deal.
ing than Mr.. Shelton. His extensive bust
ness is constantly increasing, and con
sumers of fuel will do well to visit his
place of business, on Fifth street, between
l and j, before going elsewhere.
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THE JoBBrNG TRADE.

The Red House jobbing trade is an ex.
tensive and important branch Of its vast
business The tock is always sofull that the
jobbing is never checked for want of sup
ply. The house does not require that or
ders should be made of given quantity, but
sells by packages to dealers to accommo-
date. The business is cash business on
both sides. The house buys only for cash
and sells only for cash, and thinking peo-
pie will realize the advantage this gives.
No open account is kept. Reasonable minds
will find in this complete solution of the
success of the house.
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j. LAMBERT d CO.,
Grocers, Northwest Corner Tenth and II

Lambert & Co., the prominent and wide
Unknown grocers, thus address the trade:
Again we have the pleasure Of calling your
attention to our house at the opening of
new year. We have times before eluci-
dated to you our mode of trade, and re-
ferred with pride to our increase OF bust
ness, but on no occasion before have we
felt such qualification as the present. We
look back upon the trade of the past year,
and note each month its gradual increase.
The location of orr business place is one
Of the best known in the city, and for
nearly fifteen years has fourished there
the grocery house we now represent. Five
wears ago marked our advent, and by close
adherence to those valuable ed;cts, '' hon.
est weight and measure, we have gained
the confidence of the entire community,
and as q just reward success is browning
our efforts. a special feature of our bust
ness we make of supplying families and
others who reside in places distant from
the city. All orders sent by mail are
shipped on the day they are received, and
in manner that is creditable to US. Our
shipping department is In the hands Of ex-
perienced men, and all articles, no matter of
what description, are forwarded with that
exsctness and care that can alone give salts
faction. We fully guarantee everything we
sell, both in quality and price. We charge
nothing for drayage. but deliver at
car or boat free. We give our patrons
the benefit of our existence as grocery
house, and present ourselves as medium
for the purchase of articles, no matter how
remote from our lines. Thus our GUS
toners can obtain by one order to us all
goods they desire. Our stock is large and
complete, embracing full lines of grocers'
sundries. We call attention to our cele-
brated brands of goods, viz : Star coffee,
in papers and cans Star tea, in boxes, and
Star soap also the Maltese-cross brand
of goods, and A. Msu & Co.'S Off shore
mackerel, in five. pound cars-all of which
we handle exclusively and fully guarantee.
One trial will convince you of their merits.
Send US a sample order, and we feel justi-
fed in saying that we can please you.
Correspondence is solicited on all subjects
relative to the grocery business. Price
lists are sent on application.
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SACRAMENTO CRACRER COMPANY,
Manufacturers OF Crackers. Hard Bread,
Fancy Cakes Eronf Street Ret IL and L.

ShAOhEn
Manufacturers OF Crackers. Hard Bread,
Fancy Cakes. Front Street. Bet. X and L.
The Sacramento Cracker Company ia un-
der the superintendency of Mr.. Black, one
OF the most experienced and widely known
among the cracker manufacturers of the
coast. The ware-room and the factory of
the company are upon the line of the rail-
way, near the depot, and directly upon the
river front, thus making shipment matter
of the utmost ease. The factory is large
and fitted with the best machinery, and
has every facility for producing any biscuit
manufactured in Europe or the East 1t
also introduces new designs. It turns ont
all the plain and fancy goods usual to the
trade, and it sells at the lowest possible
rate known. 1t manufactures from the
choicest selected material, and can supply
the trade in any quantity desired, on the
shortest notice. Interior dealers are re-
quested TO send for price.lists of over
forty-ive brands of crackers, cakes, ship
and pilot bread, biscuits, etc.
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A. sCmURR,
Bakery, No. 1898 Street, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets.

ana EiefentA 5treets.
This we'll known and popular bakery, of
which G. Schurr is the proprietor, is one
of the old establishments of Sacramento,
and has large and well-merited patron.
age.
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THE MILLINERY,

The millinery department of this house
is first class, and one of the finest to be
found anywhere. The proprietor imports
all the latest novelties as fast as they make
their appearance in the fashion centers of
Europe and America; and any lady who
desires beautiful bonnet or hat, can al
ways find large assortment to select from.
The department is under the charge of the
most skilled milliners, who take great
pride in their work, and are always atten-
tive to the wants of their patrons The
showcase and fancy goods departments of
the establishment have always very fine
and full lines of goods.