Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-19
Their New Quarters.

The wide awake and enterprising grocery firm of c. Seligmann < O., are about settled in their new store on Con gress street, west of W. c. Davis resi- dence. Their building is 36x66 feet in size, with stone cellar under the entire store. The walls are adobe, the roof tin, and the front glass and wood. The rear doors open upon the common near the Catholic church, and all theIr goods are received at and delivered from that end of the store.
 The commodious cellar is devoted chiefly to the storage of cheese, butter, eggs, lard, ham. bacon, and wines and liquors in bulk. The temperature of the cellar IS fully forty degrees below that of the store, and on warm day like this. It is refreshing place to remain in for short tine.
 This firm, purchasing as 1t does goods Tn carload lots, enjoys superior adysnt- ages in supplying the trade and its re- tail patrons and, It Is asserted, there IS no other firm in the Territory that can offer better terms to purchasers. Par ties who purchase ID large lots by whole sale are supplied from their San Fran cisco office, if desired, thereby deriving all the advantages of purchase direct from the wholesale houses in that city.
 This firm are sole agents for many delicgcies and superior articl les, such as the California O. K. butteT-a standard brand; imported cheese and sausage and French, German and English deEc- acies in vast variety; Baldwin's brandy, and many fine brands of wines and hquors expressly for family trade by the gallon or bottle Their Treasure Tea is unsurpassed anywhere. It has not only a national reputation, but 1t Is known to housekeepers all over the world as the most delicious tea grown. It Is put up only in one or five pound perfection canisters, and every ounce of It IS warranted pure. This firm sells over four hundred pounds per month Of tea alone. Their coffee is freshly roasted and shipped weekly; their green coffee comprises the pest grades only. The O. K. butter Is received by express twice per week, and is always firm and choice. Canned goods of standard brands are kept always on hand and rare cOndl- ments and delicacies In great variety and quantity Only the best California flour is kept, and Is sold ct a slight margin of profit. All articles ID the line of groceries and provisions can be found n their store, and under no circum- stances will they permit any goods of doubtful quality to pass over their counter. They have lunch and other baskets in great variety; broons, pslls, and thousand and one things Indls- pensable in the household.
 They have also provided one accom- modation which their country friends will greatly appreciate. In the roon'y office an extra desk will be placed for the use of visitors, where the standing invitation to everybody will be to make yourself at home" This arrangement will commend itself to strangers and people from the country doing business in the'city.
 Notwithstanding their present lm- mense stock, so soon as their store Is fully arranged and placed in proper or der-by next Sunday at the outside MT. c. Seligmann will leave for San Francesca for the purpose of purchasing full line of staple goods, and, as be expresses it, nobody shall beat us m quantity, quality or price of goods His assertion certf inly does not look like idle boosting.