Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-19
TEE HOLIDAY SEASON.
TRADE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF SACRAMENTO FOR 1885.
Business Houses at Which Superior
Inducements are offered for
Holiday Goods, Etc.

It has become an established fact throughout
the coast that better bargains can be made with
Sacramento merchants than can be with those
of any ether city in the State. The interior mer-
chant no longer deals with the San Francisco
wholesaler, but comes to Sacramento, where he
can buy the same goods for a considerably less
sum of money What is true Of the wholesale
merchant is equally true of the retailer and
small dealer. 1t is gratifying to all who desire
the prosperity Of our city to notice the improve
men:s made in the merchandising business of
Sacramento yearly. The advance in this direc-
ton during the past year has been most marked;
very few failures have been chronicled, all the
merchants are carry ing heavier and more varied
stocks, there is much activity and apparent
prosperity all along the line. The stores and
trading places throughout the city are Just now
filed to OVERLOOKING with holiday stocks, and
an extra force OF clerks are kept busy waiting
upon custo liers and turning goods into cash.
In order TO aid those who are about to make
purchases either of holiday goods, articles of
personal adornmeIt, household furnishings and
supplies in general, and in accordance with our
annual custom, list Is given below of mer-
chants and others whose judgment and pru-
dence has led them TO announce in the columns
of the RECORD UNION their goods, and claims for
the public patronage and favor. A careful Pc
Elsal of these several announcements and cards
OF our advertising patrons viii be found to be
advantageous as well as convincing OF the fact
of the excellence of the goods offered, and salts
faction as to prices We introduce the reader to
the following houses and their announcements
in to-day's issue
Toys aud Fancy Goods.
Sacramento Glass end Crcckery Company
Glassware, croekery. chinaware, etc, 629 j
street.
Dale & Co, J street, between Sixth and
Seventh.
Hale Bros. & Co. corner Ninth and Z streets
Mechanics Store, 400-40S street.
Red House, IA and lie street.
Theo. w. Schwamb SOL street.
Watches, Jewelry and Silyerware.
Samuel Jelly, 400 street.
J. Lyman, Jr. & Bro. sos street.
W. 3. Miller, 62S street.
Klune d Floberg, 425 street.
H. Wachhorst 3l5 street.
Charles J. Noack, els street.
Books, Albums, Games, Etc.
C. 6. Houghton 6l5 street.
c. A. Sawielle, 70S and 10 J street.
Dale, & Co., street, between Sixth ard
Seventh,
H S Croker & Co, 2os and 90 street.
Theo. w. Schwamb, soi street.
III. Fuchs, $50 street.
Dry and Fancy Goods.
S. Lipman & Co. 50l and sos street
Z. Lyon d. Co, 200 J street.
Hale Bros Il c.. corner Ninth and X streets.
weinstock & Lubin, corner Fourth and K
streets.
Red House IA and ZIG J street,
Millinery,
rs. Barber & pealer, 621 street.
trs T. Katzenstein, Cos street.
Weinstoek & Lubn, 40O-40S K street.
Red House, ia and ZIG street.
Music and Musical Instrurn ents.
Dale & Co., street, between Sixth and Sew
J.. K. Hammer, 800 street.
A. Heyman, I street between Sixth and Sew
enth.
John F. Cooper, street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware.
Sacramento Glass aud Crockery Company, go
J street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Hobby, smith & Young, 4l5 J street, between
Fourth and Fifth.
Hats and Gaps.
j. F. Slater, 400 street.
Weinstock l. Lubin, corner Fourth and K
streets.
Hale Bros. & Co. corner Ninth and streets
Red House, IA and ZIG street
Charles Robin, 702 street.
Gents and Boys Clothing.
Mechanics Store, corner Fourth and streets.
Hale Bros. d Co, corner Ninth and K streets
Red House, IA and ZIG street.
William N. Petrie, 622 street, between Sixth
Charles Robin, 702 street, between Seventh
and Eighth.
Boots and Shoes.
Red House. ia and nc street
Weinstock u Bubin, Fourth and streets.
Hale Bros. d Co., Ninth and X streets.
Gus. Lavenson, 500 street, southeast corner.
Wines, Liquors, Etc.
James /. Felter & Co., iol6 and lois Second
street.
Woodburn & Barnes, L street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
George W. Chesley. Front street, between
and K.
Hugh Casey 2lS K street, between Second and
Third
Elmer Bros, l16 and us street
Gruhler's Saloon, SD street.
A. H. Powers, sos X street.
M. Cronin, 80 street, southwest corner.
Stoves and Tinware.
L. l. Lewis & Co, SOP and 5Oi street.
II. W. Earle, S02 street.
Fruits, Nuts, Seeds, Confectionery, Etc.
Henry Fisher & Co, sos and $40 street
Mrs. Z. NJ. Wiedmann. 41G street, and 40 X
street, Metropolitan Building.
Y, F. Peterson, CTS and go J street.
Te,-~v Starr. Clunie Opera House Building, X
street. betwe,--1'' Eighth and Ninth.
D. DeBernaTii L Co. 80 and 80 K street
S. Gerson K Co., go street.
W. L. Strong d Co, 6, s and 10 J street.
Meat and Vegetable Markets
Mohr & york. 1921 and 1926 street.
Fulton Market, Il. 6, May & Co. s ts- Ter FIN
and streets,
Oriental Market, G. P Hartman, AS X street
a, Hebron & Bro, J street, between Front
Sacramento Market, DeBernardi & Co., SoS
Chris. weiseI 4 Co, southwest corner Eighth