Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.
TRADE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF SACRAMENTO FOR 1886.
Business Houses at Which Superior
Inducements are offered for
Holiday Goods, Etc.

1t has become an established fact throughout
the coast that better bargains can be made with
Sacramento merchants than can be with those
of any other 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. This from the simple fact that
Sacramento dealers are at far less expense for
rents, and numerous expenditures. 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 Improvements made in the mer-
chandising business of Sacramento yearly.
The stores and trading places throughout the
city are Just now filed to overlooking with holt
day stocks, and an extra force of clerks are kept
busy waiting upon customers and turning goods
into cash. In order to aid those who are about
to make purchases, either of holiday goods,
articles of personal adornment, household fur
nishings and supplies in general, and in accord
anee with our annual custom, a list is given be-
low of merchants and others whose Judgment
and prudence has led them to announce in the
columns of the RECoRD-UNIoN their goods and
claims for the public patronage and favor. A
careful perusal of these several announcements
and cards of our advertising patrons will be
found to be advantageous, as well as convincing
of the fact of the excellence of the goods offered,
and satisfaction as to prices. We introduce the
reader to the following houses and their an
nouncements in to-day's issue:
Best Toys and Fancy Goods.
Sacramento Glass and Crockery Company
Glassware, croekery chinaware, 629 street.
Dale & Co., J, between Sixth and Seventh.
C. A. Sawtelle, 70S and 10 j street.
Mechanics Store, 400, 40S K street.
Red House. ia and TIC street.
Theo. w. Schwamb, S04 street,
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Etc.
For best assortment of watches, jewelry, sill
verware, etc, go to-
Samuel Jelly, 40 street.
J. Lyman, Jr. Il Bro, SOC street.
W. B. Miller, 62S street.
Klune & Floberg, 426 street.
II. WachhOrst 3l5 street.
Choice Books, Albums Games, Etc.
C. S. Houghton, els street.
C. A. Sawtelle, 70S and 10 street.
Dale & Co., J, between Sixth and Seventh.
H s. Croker & Co., 20S and 30 street.
Theo. W. Schwamb, so4 street.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
If you want bargains in gents furnishing
Weinstock & Lubin, corner of Fourth and K.
Fred. Mason, 528 street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
Red House, IA and lie street.
Flour Mills.
The best flour in the market is made by
Pioneer Milling company, sacramento
G. McCreary & Co., Front street, bet and NJ.
Dry and Fancy Goods.
1t will pay to make your purchases at these
houses
Weinstock e. Lubin. corner of Fourth and K.
Red House, ia and Tic street.
S. Lipman & Co., SOL and SOB J street.
E. Lyon g. Co., 700 street.
Clunie & Kiley, Eighth and K streets
Best Millinery Establishments.
Mrs Rarher e. Pealer col ] street
Weinstock & Lubin, 400 to 40S K street.
Red House. ia and lie street.
The "Band-Box," SIT street, between Fifth
and Sixth.
Mrs A. J. Pommer, 500 street, bet. Eighth
and Ninth.