Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-22
Business Eouses at Which Superior In
ducements are offered for Holiday
Goods, Etc Low Rates.

NO pflOr season mas gwen so strong PROOF Ol TIE
advantages offered by tine merchants and tradesmen
OF Sacramento to the trade Of the interior well
the purchasing public IN general, as the present.
Year by year the stocks presented by merchants
and dealers larger richer and more complete than
at any preceding time, and the volume of trade is
correspondingly increased, as also the trade area
which draws Its supply from this natural center.
Formerly the trade of the interior was much more
divided between this city and the Bay, but sucee5-
sive years and ripper experience show the advantages
to be the side OF Sacramento and the business Of
our dealers, wholesale and RETAIL has absorbed the
former united sales and these by Increase Of popG-
lation and development Of the natural resources
throughout the interior and foethn Regions, have
again multiplied, until the wholesale and retail bust
ness of our city most satisfactory all concerned
Il is not necessary to enumerate here give in de-
sail the points wherein these advantages arise as
these are already fully recognized by the interior
dealers who find that in the fact Of no wharfage
dr,yage being charged by dealers this city, together
with the great reduction Of freight charges and
time on account Of the shorter disanceo Of Sacramento
from all interior points sufficient saving is made TO
satisfactorily aud concusively determine the cause
OF the large and absorbing increase of our CONNER
oia transactions. It is o gratifying fact also that
this favorable trade exhibit is not confined to job
bling and the larger Transactions, but is felt and
seen at in the retail prices, noticed by out
city shoppers and those who come here to trade
from the surrounding towns and country. Espec-
tally this true just at this time. Our stores and
places Of trade and supplies were never so finely
stocked with fresh goods now, Sil at once be
recognized by the most casual observer, or by refer
euoe to our advertising columns. To aid those who
are about TO make purchases either OF holiday
goods articles Of personal adornment, household
furnishings and supplies in general, aud in accord
anee with our annual custom, list is given below
of merchants and others whose judgment and pru-
desce has led them to announce in the columns Of
the RECORD UNION their goods ard claims for public
patronage and favor. A careful perusal of these
several announcements and cards Of ou- advertising
patrons viii he found to be advantageous as well AS
convincing Of the fact Of the excellence Of the goods
offered and satisfaction as t, prices. We introduce
the reader to the following houses and their AZ
nouncemeuts in to-day- issue:
Toys and Fancy Goods.
George W Hancock IS Co. 90 aud G5l street,
between Sixth aud seventh.
Mrs. n. F. johnson, sl5 street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
W A Stephenson. s. Q J street.
Dale 81 Co, J street. between sixth and Seventh.
Hale Bros & Co, corner NINTH aud streets.
Mechanics store, 400, ~, 404, 4g6 aud 4oS h
Sol P,znausky, 703J street, between Seventh and
Red House, ia and us street.
Theo W. Scasamb, sV4 j street, between Eighth
and Ninth
Golden Rule E.ztr T. Zlman-ky, 300 street.
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