Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-22
NOTES AT THE PAVILION.
A DENTAL DEPOT.

the credit of establishing the first practical and
depot of dental supplies in the interior of
California The Doctor has this depot in Sacra
mento and samples of his entire stock displayed
in the smaller upper hall in elegant show and
handsome cabinets that are exceedingly attractive
The Doctor being practical and regularly graduated
dental surgeon is peculiarly fitted for conducting
dental depot, and his interior customers are thus
assured that their orders will be filled by one who
knows what wanted, and not by clerks In drug
stores, who have no knowledge of dental goods be-
yond catalogue plice-lists. In Thrailkills stock
is to be found every kind of approved dental aPpl-
ance and instrument, and every preparation known
to the profession and deemed worthy of use. 1t
would serve no purpose to catalogue here, even in
skeleton form, the goods in this dental depot, but
all who are interested in the trade will Of course
call at the handsome stand of DIR. Thrailkill and
anime his display in person.
FOR LADIES.
There is in the main hall an exhibit Of peculiar
attractiveness 1t is that Of James c. Glover, of
1924 street. who deals in all kinds of stamper's ma
teas, and does all kinds of stamping, hundreds Of
samples of his work being shown. He makes his
ent designs No one in interior California at all com
pares in work or stock to Glover. He shows stamp
ing in all latest designs for crewel work, arraisene
Ia new style of needle work., fancy and chenille en-
brodery ETC. One popularity of his skill is stamp
ing upon black he having originated preparation
by which this difficult task has been most success
fully accomplished. He stamps on all kinds OF
goods, from finest silk to heaviest woolens. The
multitude of samples shown by Glover should be
examined by all ladies. Mrs. S. E. Glover, his wife,
exhibits fine specimens of fancy and ornamental
needle work, in which she gives lessons, and is
recognized as an artist of leading prominence.
FOR sPoRTsMEN.
George W. Shreve, of PA Bush street, San Fran
cisco, makes, in the main hail. specially attractive
display. Here, in elegant show cases, may be seen
field and body arms of all approved styles from the
leading arms factories Of the country. Among 9th
ers is the Merwin, Hubert & Co. automatic self
ejeeting revolver superior pocket and holster
arm which has taken front rank of late and justi-
es all claims made for it for accuracy, durability,
compactness and elegance. In Shreves cases may
be seen the richest silver and gilt and engraved
arms ever placed on exhibition Particular at
tention is invited to the fine art manifest in this
branch of the display. Fishing tackle, sports
mans goods in detail rifle and shotguns, and all the
late improved sportsmans articles are shown. This
firm is sole agent for the Pacific coast for the cee-
brated Ditmar powder, which does not clog or soil
the gun, has little or no smoke and has equal ex-
posive power with the best of the odstyle powders
THE RETAIL STAND
- oo.foo,;ono opd choice 20 M ~ all
standard classes is in the main hail. near the center
of the north end and is kept by Peterson, the manu-
featuring confectioner Of Sacramento. He gives
away Boston chips" every night. Any desired
bon bon or CONNECTION can be had at this stand.
THE MISSES BROTHERS,
In the small upper hall, make the most extensive
display ever attempted at State Fair in the
millinery line This house is direct importer and
its goods coming from first hands largely, are fresh
ened constantly from the standard fashion empori-
ums. The exhibit is in five departments: One Of
these is sufficient to engage the attention on sin
Gle visit to the Pavilion and that is the display OF
rich bonnet silks satins, velvets, etc. in the long
upright showcase on the east WALL and in the CEN
ter OF which the large portrait of President Hayes
ia placed. The mere nomenclature of this depart
ments details repeated here would not give that
idea OF the rich and tasteful character of the goods
that is due Personal examination alone will do
them Justice The firm gives away three fine hats
at this Fair by lot.
yAQUERo EXHIBIT.
Clarence Nelson, the well-known saddlery mer-
chant and manufacturer of Sacramento, exhibits in
the main hall fine lot of what is known as yaquero
goods They consist OF richly embossed Mexican
saddles with every slight detail and attachment, OF
ratas of brides with bits richly inaid with silver
and deliberately engraved, Of spurs, whips and all
the snowy but useful appurtenances of the true va
quero's outfit. The saddlework is noticeaby arts
tic. The trees are OF Mr.. Nelson's own manufacture,
and he lays claim, with every evidence of its just
ness that no saddlet tree made surpasses it. Every
particle Of the leather-work is from Mr.. Nels ms
shops, and bear witness to his taste and his faith
fulness to detail in the manufacturing line Experts
from San Francisco were yesterday examining this
exhibit and pronounced it of the very best style
known to the trade.
THE SECOND DEPARTMENT
OF the exhibit in the upper hall OF the Pavilion by
Weinstock Lubln, of the Mechanics Store, Sacra
mento, embraces in reality dozen OF the depart
nents of the mother establishment, in a representa-
tive capacity This department is located in the
small upper hail. and is shown case "a feet long
and 10 feet in hight, the front of which is faced
with 30 great sheets of glass, behind which are
placed the articles which typify in part several de-
rartments of the Mechanics Store, but by no means
all of them. Here, then, are the American silks,
from the Paterson looms, New Jersey Lyons silks
from France; brocaded silks and the choicest Of
Italian silk products. Here too is that rich article
81 k-backed velvet and variety of embossed silks
of great beau.y--all which glisten in the food Of
light from the long lines of burners beyond and
above, with simmer that is indescribably charm
ing. Here also-for we must hasten on-are boys
suits on "models" showing all the details of work
and fit; gloves in variety, infants robes and outfits
rare and beautiful embroidered opera cloaks, silk
handkerchief laces in full variety, opera glasses
gents underwear Of all styles Of elegance sim
plicity, fine robes and shawls, coaks and mantels
ladies' shoes in endless variety Of style and ma
teral boys and mems and infants shoes, boots and
slippers fancy embroidery; wooden and mohail
dress goods of the latest production hosiery OF the
most approved manufacture and Importation, etc
Here, too is hat tree, loaded with elegant samples
OF fall and winter business hats. Many OF these
have been, with a neat degree Of wit, marked snG
named after well known citizens of Sacramento
But in this notice the exhibit cannot be exhausted
in detail A line must be utilized, however, to add
that no Department Of the fair s so admirably lighted
as thus.
THE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.
From report Of the Judges on sewing machine,
at the international Exhibition, Sydney, Aus
tralia, 1879 and SOL
The producers OF this machine have departed
from the general practice Of manufacturers, mas
much as
First-Placiug the feed above the work instead o.
underneath it, in such an improved manner as t.
obviate the objections which caused the abandon
ment of that system as originally produced.
Second-The increased range of work which tn,
above arrangement permits. This we find to be con
siderably in excess Of that Of the other systems
Third-Thc extreme simplicity Of its construction
The number OF it's working parts being greatly re
duced in comparison with any other machine dom.
the same quality OF work, with consequent de
crease of wear and tear.
Fourth-The workmanship is Of the highest class
In conclusion, se have the honor to summarize
our Recommendation as follows:
|. Me1it--The new Davis Sewing Machine, beini
complete departure from the ordinary style Q
sewing machines possessing all the advantages O
such ordinary machines and in addition TN increase
range Of work. with the greatest simplicity Of con
str,,ction and reduction o, number Of yTos kin
parts we consider it to be entitled TO the first plac
! in awards General agency for the Pacific coast Is