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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-01
MORN & YORK.
Wholesale Butchers, POrk-PackeFs, Etc
Sacramento.

NATIONAL MARKET, 1924 AND 1925 STREET.
This we'll. known firm has one of the
most prominent and successful establish
ments upon the Pacific coast. In the
business Of polk packing there is no firm
in the interior that can compare with it in
the extent OF trade or the volume of bust.
less transacted. Their unrivaled success
has compelled the remodeling and extern
sion of their works during the past season,
and while thus acquiring additional space,
they also have made valuable improve
ments in the method of their works by
which economy is gained and increased
superiority of products effected. They
now have an establishment which is the
model of neatness. By their new process
they render all their lard by steam, and
with the same agency they run their ma
chinery and DO all their work. Tney have
introduced the very latest improvements,
and the place IS now most complete and
well worthy of visit and inspection at any
time. Pork-packing is a speciality with
the firm, and the lard produced by them is
superior to any from the East, as it is
fresher and produced with better facilities.
Their smoked meats are not to be excelled
from any quarter, as they have had twen-
ty-two years experience and avail them
selves of the best methods known and the
results of their own extended experiments.
In sweetness and brightness of color, their
sugar-cured hams and bacon have acquired
an enviable reputation. Their dealings
with the trade, which has been large for
many years past, has greatly increased
during the last season, reaching not only
to all portions of the coast and Territories,
but also to the trans. Pacific. In fresh
meats they are extensive dealers. They
have fine refrigerator apartments by which
meat are kept fresh in the hottest weather
for a long length Of time. The best article
of sausage is large item in their trade,
which is very popular, and is shipped to
all sections. The firm are members of the
wholesale grocery house of Hall, Luhrs &
Co., the latter being also the proprietors
of the celebrated sour Taste" hams.
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SAMUEL JELLY,
Importing Jeweiry House, wholesale and
Retail, 422 j stree.

Mr.. Jelly enjoys the reputation of selling
superior goods, giving full value for all
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 receives American watches direct
from the manufacturers. He keeps q
full line of imported and American clocks.
Solid silver tableware is speciality with,
as is also the finest and best make of cut
lery He gives especial attention to
the manufacturing and repairing of
jewelry and to the repairing of
watcher. He has such arrangements with
great Eastern manufacturers that he can
and does offer inducements unsurpassed by
those of any house of the State. He does
not bay from jobbers or middle men. i. e.,
he buys direct from the maker. This is
why Mr.. Jelly makes the claims he does, to
sell to better advantage than others. To the
trade of the northern and general sections
of the State this fact should strongly sd-
dress itself. SIr. Jelly is recognized as
exercising the highest order of taste and
good judgment in buying. and in advis.
ing buyers, and hence it is that the
distant resident can rely upon him
to select and send goods to them.
His stock is large and unsurpassed in
variety. His ornamental clock stock is
especially fine. In silverware he has " The
Gorham" than which there is none better
in the world. This solid ware is the leader
and brooks no rival In watches he has
a specially fine stock. He is the only one
getting the Waltham-make of watches
direct from the factory, He keeps the
Howard and the Elgin watches. and all the
fine Swiss aud European watches. Ia all
the classes of fine iewelry for youths, chill
dren, men and women, his stock will be found
be the completest and best.
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ANDERSON d JOHNSON,

1919 Seventh street. between } and \.
These gentlemen have established large
business in the manufacturing line. Their
stock is carefully selected as to quality,
and imported or bought OF first hands.
They have the best American, English and
French cloths for gentlemen's wear eX-
clusively. They make a speciality OF su-
perior work and fine clothes, their patrons
recognizing the fact that good work, good
material, and garments that fit well, that
are stylish and graceful, are, in the light of
economy, the best and cheapest. They also
make speciality of filing orders from the
country according to measurement sent.
Taey desire that gentlemen should come
and examine their work and goods for their
own satisfaction. In finish and workman
ship they guarantee satisfaction, as the
proprietoTs have had long experience in the
business and employ none but skilled
workman. In conclusion we may say that
the well dressed men of Sacramento, in
all ranks of society, may be cited as wit.
nesses to the excellence of the fit and work
turned ont by this thriving firm.
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p. II. RUSSELL,
Grocer, 10 street. be:ween Seventh
and Eighlh,

The trade of Mr.. Russell, an old and
well-established one, has extended its lin
its very much during the past year, and
also increased in volume within the city
and vicinity. Mr.. Russell deals only In
goods OF superior quality, and those of
inferior grades are not found upon his
shelves. His stock ia as complete as any
to be found upon the coast, and by his
method of dealing aud purchasing he sf.
fords to his customers and the trade all the
advantages accruing from the Sacramento
market. He draws his supplies from first
hands and manufacturers at the East and
elsewhere. and by making extensive pur-
chases direct is enabled to give profitable
rates to the trade, from whatever source
upon the coast, and by the centrality Of
this market can furnish goods to the in
terror and more distant points two or three
days in advance of San Francisco. The
house devotes particular attention to the
filing of orders.
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s. II. DAVIS,
BeaIer ia Hardware and Mechanics T0Oiso
ia j street.

In 1870 Mr.. Davis succeeded in business F.
J. Moore, one of the oldest hardware deal.
ers on the coast. and keeps in stock line
of house furnishing and builders hardware,
mechanics tools and light agricultural i'm
plements ; also good assortment of scroll
saws, saw blades, designs, woods of various
kinds from one-sixteenth to one-quarter of
an inch thick. impression paper, drills and
great variety of articles for amateurs.
Mr. Davis has arrangements with Eastern
dealers in these goods, SO that he can fur.
nish such articles as are not kept in stock,
at Eastern prices, charges added and
while he caters more for the retail trade
he will not object to sell at wholesale. He
keeps in stock tool chests, with good tools,
for boys and men and also keeps the
empty chests, which he can fill with tools
from shelves, the same as sold to csrpen.
ters, and can suit all in variety and price.
Finally he invites everybody to write for
prices, which he guarantees shall be as low
as at San Francisco for the same goods.
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POPULAR HOUSE.
RhOgds AZ Townsend House, Corner
second and j Streets.

a. J. Rhoads and Isadore Townsend are
proprietors of one of the most popular and
well. houses of entertainment in the
city. 1t is situated in the very heart OF
the business section OF the city and on one
of the most frequented corners. 1t fronts
or both ] and Second streets. The rooms
are well arranged with fine exposures, and
are let singly or in suites. Oae OF the
largest rooms in the house is set apart for
the use of commercial travellers as sample
display room. Mr.. Townsend is one of the
most experienced landlords in the interior
The Rhoads & Townsend House will be
found to be well kept in every particular.
1t sets no table, and in this respect copies
after the leading houses of the day. The
firm by courteous demeanor, by guarantee
ing cleanliness in all parts OF the house and
accommodations worth every cent that is
charged, has made the house popular one.
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PIONEER STABLES,
T. d. SERVER. Proprietor, Fourth street,
Between and j.

Mr.. SERVER is the proprietor of the
largest livery establishment west of the
Rocky Mountains. His stables have
frontage of l60 feet on Fourth street, by
depth Of so feet, and the whole area is of
two floors. Mr.. Servers stables are thor.
oughly well appointed. Everything APP
pertaining to first class livery establish
ment is here to be found. He runs nine
hacks and four coupes. and has some twenty
men in constant employment. He has his
own pastures, and gives all his stock his
constant and personal attention. His bug
gies, carriages, phaetons, hacks and coupes
are of the very best kind, and his stock ,all
being frst-clsss, as well as all trappings,
his turnouts are among the very best and
most attractive in the United States. The
amount of stock on hand is very large, and
equal to all demands of the public for rid
ing and driving. Mr.. Servers business is
q Large one, and contributes materially to
the business Importance of the city.
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w. III. PIERsON,
Dentist, AIS J street, Between Fourth
and Fifth.

This is one of the Oldest dental estab.
lishments in the State. DIR. Pierson came
to this city in lS49, and has been in sue.
cessful practice of dentistry here since
1850. The doctor is provided with the
best implements used in his art, and in
operative dentistry in all its branches is en-
tirely successful. He employs only the
most skillful assistants, who are competent
to perform the most difficult operations.
He makes speciality of correcting the
Irregularities of the teeth, and removing
teeth of children. that are liable to injure
the second set. Teeth irregularly ar
ranged or interfering with each other, not
only disfgures, but are liable to decay. All
these, and similar defects, the doctor treats
with the most perfect skill. A long ex-
perience enables him to perform the sever
est operations with the least possible pain
to the patient. In the painless extraction
of teeth, or other operations, DR.. Person
employs, with perfect safety and success,
nitrous oxide or any other proper anes-
thetic needed by the patient.
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ANDERSON & LAWN.
Dealers In Dry GOods, Clothing, Boot
and shoes, Fancy and Millinery Goods
Ptr OF i street.

Dealers In Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and shoes, Fancy and Millinery Goods.
Etc, 9sl j street.
This establishment was opened about a
wear ago by w. J. Anderson and w. j.
Hamm, two well-knowa business men.
Their long and successful experience in the
dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, etc.,
in this city is a guarantee of their entire
success in the business they have embarked
in. The location of the establishment, and
the facilities of the firm for carrying on
their business upon an economical basis,
are such that they are enakled to offer
their customers and the trade advantages
second to none. This house carries large
and complete assortment of all kinds of
dry goods, fancy goods, ready-made cloth
ing for men and boys, hats, furnishing
goods, millinery supplies. boots and shoes
of all kinds, trunks, valises, etc. The
house maintains strictly one price, and all
their goods are marked in plain figures. Ia
connection with their business they have
established j country order department,
which has ms with phenomenal success
during the past year, by reason of the ac-
curaey and promptness with which all
orders, whether small or large. are attended
TO. This branch of the business occupies
ne entire floor, and is under the personal
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LEWIS a JOHNSTON.
A New Enterprise-BOOk and job Print
ING Establyshmenf. 40 j street.

New EnterprIse-ROOk and job Print.
ing Establishment, 40 street.
The steady growth of Sacramento has
suggested many new enterprises not the
least noticeable of which is the book and job
printing establishment of Lewis & Johnston,
40 street. Being practical workers, with
a large acquaintance and full knowl-
edge of the requirements of the business,
they have taken the lead in that line of
industry. Strict personal supervision of
all the details, involving courtesy and hon.
orable dealing, have enabled them
to attain a position among
the permanent business houses of
Sacramento, with large and growing
country acquaintance. Having the latest
styles Of all new types, presses and ma
chinery, they are enabled to execute all
classes of printing to the best advantage
both to themselves and their patrons, and
are ready to fill all orders from the
interior with the utmost promptness and
dispatch. In the art of printing it is
always economy to the patron to have his
work done at an establishment where the
printers are men of fine taste, for the
execution OF printing work properly is half
the battle in making it of value to him
who orders it.
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CAPITAL BEEwERY.
kerth a NicOlaus. Proprietors, Northeast
Corner Twelfth and L streets.

The business of this firm has very largely
increased during the past year, and Its pro-
ducts have found very wide market. The
firm ships throughout large area OF coun-
try, and manufacture popular and ap-
proved quality of beer. They buy largely
of produce suitable for working up at their
establishment. Their advantages for the
manufacture of beer and shipping it to all
points of the State, and to adjoining terri
tory, to which their sales now extend, are
unsurpassed by those of any other compe-
titor in business, and enable them to offer
inducements to the trade that can be given
by no other market center. This establish
ment began business in 1865, and has con-
tinued ever since without interruption.
They Justly claim that strict attention to
business and the careful manner in which
the wants Of their patrons are looked after
have in large measure contributed to their
success. This is business truism, and
the firm has proven its value fully. The
improved machinery which kerth & Nico.
laus have introduced into the Capital
Brewery, and the other advantages claimed
by this establishment, are such that they
are prepared, ON the shortest notice, to fill
orders for almost any quantity of beer.
This fact the trade OF the interior has long
recognized and acted upon. Active prepa-
rations are now being made at the Capital
Brewery for large increase of patronage
du ng the ensuing year, and it is based,
not on mere speculation, but on business
certainty. The proprietors are determined
that the same perseverance and enterprise
that have characterized their efforts with
success in the past, shall not be wanting in
the future. Concerning their works, it may
be said that the main buildings occupied
are two-story brick, so by l60, and store.
room, SO by so, and the fixtures and furn-
ishings for manufacture are of the best to be
found in any establishment. Added to
this, the proprietors are thoroughly expe-
rienced, and use none but the hest msteri-
ais, the results Of which are fine quality
of beer and constantly increasing de-
mand for it. The interior buyers should
by all means examine the facilities and ad.
Faatages of this house.
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firm has broadened. The house is one of
the leading dry goods establishments in
Central California. The management OF
Mr.. Parsons is that OF a thoroughly skilled
merchant. The house is widely known.
It buys from the East and from European
houses direct and from manufacturers. 1t
deals for cash, and this advantage, with
that of the location, enables the firm to sell
in manner that extends the advantages
it enjoys to its customers. AS Parsons &
Co. buy at lowest cash rates, and in large
lots, the consumer can easily understand
why the house is enabled to sell at small
margin of profit. 1t is a fashionable dry
goods establishment, and it's dress goods
are OF the highest order. Its staples are
of the best brands, and poor and rich alike
here find it to their advantage TO trade
In c'oaks, dolmsns, shswls and the like
the house carries large stock of latest
patterns and finish.
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K. G. CHANDLER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, a21 J
Street,

Parties opening correspondence with
Sacramento on matters of title, real estate
values, investments, rents and insurance,
will find no more reliable agent than Mr..
Chandler. In the buying and selling OF
real estate his judgment on the valuation
of city property is based upon long expert.
euce. Mr.. Chandler is energetic and
prompt in the collection of rents and the
management of property committed to his
care. He is the agent for the American,
Pennsylvania and North American Fire
Insurance Companies, and of the New Eng
land Mutual Life Insurance Company al
companies of vast capital and of the high
est reputation.
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CHRIsTIANsON d BRO,
Pacific Market, Dealers I'm Produce. Veg
efahIea. etc. fO3 Il street.

AT this market can be found at all times
the choicest poultry, game, earth produce,
fruit, butter. eggs, honey, cheese, berries,
and every delicacy in season and many out
of season. They also buy and sell fancy
fowls. Producers will find at the Pacific
Market ready sale, for cash, for nearly
every line of produce known to earth
growth. Every variety of wild game can
be found at this market in season. They
ship to any point and fill any orders. This
house has greatly extended its trade dur
ing the past year, and arrangements are
now being contemplated which will meet
the requirements of the hvuse and enable
them to keep pace with the prosperity OF
this city as trade center.
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management of one of the partners, who is
untiring in his efforts at supervising the
large force engaged in filing orders for all
parts Of California and adjoining States and
Territories. The proprietors are prepared
to supply individuals or the trade, in ANAL
or large quantities, at astonishingly low
rates. Samples and price lists will be fur.
nished Immediately upon application, and
the firm guarantee that all goods furDished
shall be strictly as represented. They i'm.
port their stock direct from the East, and
by reason of their advantages above re-
ferred to, and their system adopted of sell
ing at email margin of profit, they are
Offering rates which command popular at
tention and make lively business, and
sustain sound and growing trade.
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locke IL LAYENsON.
Dealers in Carpets, Fine Upholstery and
House-FittIng Goods, BIS and SEQ j st.

Dealers In carpets, FIne upholstery aAu
House-FitfIng Goods, 3IS and SEQ J st.
The house under notice was established
in 1855, and is the oldest in the business in
Sacramento, as it is also one of the largest
in the State, and is a direct importer of the
goods in which it deals. They deal in all
kinds of carpets, oilcloths, tapestry hang
ings, window fittings, holdings, window
hoods and awnings, wall paper, mating,
rugs, picture frames and upholstery goods
of every description and variety usual to
the business. The house also deals heavily
in all kinds of canvas and bagging, and
condact an extensive Dag, awning and tent
factory. Locke Lavenson find the coun-
try trade of the city to be steadily increas-
ing, and the trade area of the city enlarg
ing, and their own trade keeping pace with
the most successful. They can respond to
all orders, and the trade should understand
that at this house there can be constantly
found the latest designs and novelties in
carpets and upholstery goods.
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FRED. K0LLW ER.
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Etc, COrne
sixth and j Streets.

Deaier IN BruSs, MeOtciness htcs, corner
sixth and J Streets.
This is one of the oldest and best estab-
lished drug stores in the city, and has an
immense patronage. Mr.. Kolliker, who is
now the sole proprietor, and successor of
Bill & Kolliker, has an established reputa-
tion as a pharmacist, and does an extensive
business in putting up family medicines and
filling prescriptions. He keeps only the
choicest drugs and articles, and compounds
with great care and skill. He keeps very
fine and choice vsiety Of toilet articles,
and the most fastidious purchasers can find
in his stock the most satisfactory selections.
He imports his supplies in large quantities.
All orders from outside the city receive the
most prompt attention. He has full and
complete stock OF dental supplies of all
kinds, and to it invites the special atten-
ton of dealers in the interior. Orders to
KolEker for goods are most frequently filed
on the day OF receipt, and always from
three to four days in advance Of San Fran.
cisco houses.
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BUSINESS.
Some Of the Representative Bust
ness Houses Of Sacramento.
MATTER FOR The BUYER.
The Claims Of Sacramento Mer-
chants and Manufacturers
Set Forth in Detail.

Below we present as a part OF the an
nual trade review some sketches of repre-
sentative business houses of Sacramento.
We invite the readers attention to the
claims set forth. In our annual com
mercial review we have referred at length
to the advantages of Sacramento as trade
center, and a depot of supply for the in
terror. It will be found that the business
house notices below fully justify all We
have said. Still other detailed sketches Of
Sacramento business houses will be found
in other parts of this paper
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GEORGE T. HUSH.
Plumbing, Gas and Steam fitting. and
Sanitary Emporium, 5l3 j street.

Sanitary Emporium. 5I3 j street.
Mr.. Bush opened his establishment in
1867. He is direct importer from the
leading houses of the East. He owns the
building in which he is carrying on his
business, and this reduction in expenses is
advantageous to his customers. The va.
riety and beauty Of the goods exhibited
render the interior one of attraction and
produce a dazzling effect. The newest
styles of gas-hangings, in which much art
has recently been displayed, are in full
stock at this house. All the late fine styles
OF lamps, shades and standards are i'm
ported by Mr.. Bush from the art potteries
Of Europe as fast as they come to the front !;
also bisque and parian figures and Dresden
ware. His reputation as a gas,fitter and
plumber is beyond question. He makes a
speciality of putting in fixtures and setting
steam apparatus On all matters connected
with drainage and house plumbing he
keeps pace with latest discovery, and his
sewer. connection work and trap-setting
may always be depended upon.
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and standard machines, which can be seen
at his rooms. At this place will also be
found large stock of glasses, vases,
jewelry, notions, ETC., at favorable prices,
and which all are invited to examine.
Business with Mr.. Almond increased dur.
ing the last year. His premises have been
greatly enlarged to meet the requirements
of his trade, and he has now one of the
largest variety toy and fancy goods store
in the city, in addition to his sewing ma.
chine agency.