Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-01

Hardware and Agricultural ImpiC-
ments, 2is and 2I9 j Street.

Wholesale Dealers aud Importers in
Hardware and Agricultural Impic-
ments, 2is and 2I9 Street.
This firm presents peculiar claims. It's
members are known throughout the State.
They have for years been Of the largest
stock dealers and grazers OF the coast.
They command ample capital Their bnsi-
ness connections are of the highest order.
| To these they add the qualifications of
thoroughly good business men, whose suc-
cess in life speaks volumes for them IN their
new venture. A few months ago they
| bought out the business Of George 0. Bates
& Co, 205 and 207 ] street, firm that
was conducting prosperous and broaden
ing trade in agricultural implements and
machinery and general hardware. To the
stock of that firm they added to an extent
double what it was, putting into the bust
ness ample capital and opening up relations
OF the first class with leading manufacturers
Of the East and the West. The store
rooms are among the largest on the coast,
being 80 feet front by 100 in depth, with
two floors. The lower floor opens upon
the alley, the gentle inclines from which
lead to Second and to Third streets. Thus
teams can reach the floor level and the
street grade with ease, and the handling of
all heavy machinery and goods in cases is
greatly facilitated. The upper floor opens
upon the street level and the city grade
The house is in the Immediate vicinity OF
the depots and steamer landings, and
either can be reached IN the larger percent
age of cases with goods ordered ready for
shipment on the day of the receipt of the
order. This givea the Heilbrons great ad.
vantage, and inures to the benefit and saw
ing OF the patrons OF the house. Beside
these things there is charge Tor neither
wharfage nor drayage, and here again the
purchaser reaps great benefit. to say
nothing of the time saved on speedy filling
of orders from two to four days over San
Francisco, and the saving of freight
charges between San Francisco and Sacra-
mento. The stock has been selected from
the latest and best improved patterns
known TO the trade in the hardware and
agricultural implement line. 1t is under
the personal supervision of E. L. Green,
manager who ranks among the Oldest and
most experienced of agricultural implement
and hardware men in the country. There
is scarcely tool or implement for farm,
stockyard, vineyard, orchard or garden
Nudt Will DOb NC lDuGQ EHS lIEtiOIOG"s
In pIows and harrows any variety and
style can be supplied An endless variety
Of wheeibarrows is kept on hand. The
hardware stock is complete in all re-
spects, and having been recently purchased
for cash, is being sold at rates that
are remarkably low. It embraces every
kind and description of light and heavy
farm, house and other hardware. The firm
keeps on hand the best brand o. Bessemer
steel galvanized barbed wire to be found in
the market 1t keeps iron in great vari.
ETY., steel, coal, ETC., to any order, powder,
shot and sportsmen's goods, and in fact
any article usual to such establishments,
and all at prices that enable the firm to
defy competition. Especially is noticeable
the Victor mower, machine of Oakland
manufacture, and OF which this house is
general agent. This mower has proven
itself superior to any other make
The Beauregard channel iron har-
row is an implement to which
they invite especial attention. The
Buckeye gang plow deserves column of
description-but suffice it to say that its
claims once presented insure verdict in
its favor wherever test is made. The
firm keep in stock the celebrated Moline
steel plows, known all over the civilized
globe also the South Bend (Ind.) chilled
plowa, than which no others are superior.
Harrison's farm and header wagons are
kept in stock, also the Channel iron harrow
and cultivator, that every tiller of the
soil should examine. Also Hollingsworths
sulky hay rake. both self and hand dump,
and also the Buckeye seed sewers, both
broad cast and drill. But space will not
permit of extending the catalogue, which
is full OF interest to all who bay agrieul-
tu1al goods. The wholesale butcher bust
ness will be continued under the firm name
of A. Hebron & Bro. They have removed
their office to the new stores, Nos. 2l7 and
2l9 J street, between Second and Third,
where they can be found hereafter.