Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

awho are able TO cali on this party and com
spare his belt with those of other manufactur
aers. Brother Horne, through his ingenious
Sbelt has overcome the chief objection hereto
4fore experienced in the use Of electric belts, i
ae., that of exhaustion. With his belt a CON
Htinuous current of electricity is generated
5alHays uniform, and its invigorating effects
Issars constantly in operation, dispelling pair
8from whatever source, imparting grateful
8sensation to the system. soothing in effec'
3and radical in result. Let those who suffer
&but try one and they ara sure of satisfactory
5result" The office and mandatory is al
S702 Market street, San Francisco.
] u. J. Baldwin has 6ne display OF wines
from his Santa Anita vineyard, twelve miles
gfrom Los Angeles. It is in charge Of NJ, s.
sBuckelew, and IS gotten up in most at.
dtractive style, two pyramids Of bottles sup
9porting sign in the shape of an arch over
pyramid of barrels.
4 NJ. S. Hammer, of this city, has display
4of Chickering pianos and organs.
i J. w. Leftvich has very fins display oi
photographs, and some water.color portraits
by Mrs. Leftwich.
2products OF the early days of California from
9the California Farmer office.
4 David Clark shows his Australian eucalyp
atus remedies.
Bidwell Il Cook, of Sacramento, make 0
kfne display OF fancy groceries.
a A. G. Tufts, the druggist at Tenth and J
fstreets, makes very neat display of extracts
+ and fancy toilet articles.
II. c. Kirk & Co. exhibit fine case Of
ffancy toilet articles in the east hall. The
9display is a very handsome and valuable one
The Sacramento Business College makes 6
fine display of writing and open drawing.
a Z. A. Goddard of Auburn and G. q. Bar
5ton of Sacramento, make displays of tht
xsame character.
3 The Misses Brothers have very fns dis
splay of millinery goods. consisting Of large
Ifside case and three standing cases, one ol
afeathers, one of bonnets and one of flowers.
& w. K. Vanderslice Il Co. of San Fran
fcisco, exhibit fine case of silverware of thei
Gown manufacture. Also some specimens o
aquartz jswelrY.
Z Jas. Parsons, of this city, has two cases o
Every fine boots and shoes of his own manu-
fracture.
I There is a large exhibit of fancy work b,
the kindergarten School.
4 Mrs. A. Beard, OF Oakland, has one of th'
smost pleasing exhibits in the ladies' hall. L
Gconsists of sea-moss work. The moss wa
Ifoated out and dried by herself, and is o
Sbeautiful texture and color 1t is mounted il
Every pleasing display.
4 John Breuner, of Sacramento, has an ele
fgant display of furniture.
The Capital Woolen Mills make good dis
zplay. which has been arranged by the Sar
& aFrancisco designer, +. Peter.
] w. F. Peterson has good display of con
sfectionery.
! Fl. Bennett shows some excellent scroll
! Saving.
a The California Curiosity Shop, of Fourth
5street, exhibits specimens of the taxidermist'
Cart and preserved grapes.
4 Henry Fisher, of street, has very larg,
land excellent display of confectionery ane
Ycandies.
aStore, make an elaborate display, Of which
I'VE shall have more to say hereafter.
4 Mark Jones and J. f. Cooper exhibit thi
5Geo. Steck pianos.
q The Automatic Sewing-machine Com panJ
,has good display.
4 L. j. Glason exhibits the Domestic sewing
5machine and some pianos
The Standard Soap Company make a very
Shandsome display of soap, consisting mainly
sof series of arches and ornamental designs
lin colored soap.
3 S. Rott, of -619 K street, has good dis.
splay of harness and saddlery.
George W. Chesley exhibits pyramid o.
Ebottles and cases of mar e rum, brandy, rocl
sand rye, etc. AT 8 o'clock yesterday after
snoon the whole display fell over, and eight
sdozen bottles Of the liquor was lost. but there
sswas plenty more to take its place.
. Shattuck & Fletcher flchi-Ban), Of Sar
sFrancisco, make a splendid display of Japan
gese goods. They intend opening store on j
sstreet after the fair is over.
A Frank Lareman exhibits furniture.
] George L. Bush has large and elegant
5display Of ges fixtures, lamps, clocks, etc., OF
Athe upper floor, and a tine display of plumb
'sing goods on the lower floor. His exhibit il
Ia most creditable one and attracts much at
sstention.
q VIM. NJ. Hickman of Stockton, has large
display of Burnha,n's Abientene, or Extract
zof Fir Balsam-a medicine that is attracting
srnuch attention.
q Wpolhouse Bros. exhibit the Sunlight gas
zmachine, and only regret that they have nc
'scompetitor in order to show how much they
.scould beat them. They also have charge o.
sthe display of the Phillip Best Brewing Com
Spany, Of Milwaukee, Wis, of which J. G
ERoss, of San Francisco, is agent.
= Josephine Emma Lugg, 5-year-old daughter
sof W. E. Lugg, shows some fine specimens O
spatch.work sewing, some Of it done when shi
swas years old and some when she vase.
8 Billingsley & Co. have large display o
9wood and willow ware in the lower hall.
9 Amss, Earle & &c. show stoves and ranges
z e. A. Scott & Co., of Elmira, N. Y, hav'
Son exhibition the fine nickl5.plated fire en-
S;giue 'La France" This is the firm tina
.zgives the Davis iron wagon prize.
q The Continental Oil Company, of this city
ssmakesa good display.
a DIR. A. G. Scott's Russian polish is showr
Gin large quantities.
a W. T. Coleman has an extensive display o
ssssRoyal Baking Powder.
& DR.. Thomas Halfs Pepsin Wine Bitter'
sssmake good showing in the lower hall.
q II. E. Boisseler exhibits "The Only Pur,
;sYeast Powder" aud makes a very fine dis
splay. It is 10 charge of George Hornags
u George w. freeman shows The Dair,
AQueen Churn and Butter Worker.
q Farrar & Gray exhibit mattresses. lounges,
Setc.
q &. D. Harvey, of San Francisco, exhibit
"a hot water radiator, for the warming ant
5ventilation of public buildings, residences
lsetc.
& Tie Capital Soda Works have large dis
splay of ginger ale, sweet cider, soda waite
land sarsaparilia.
8 McGregg Brothers show some monstrou
sSwatermelons, cantaloupes, etc.
8 The floral display is excellent and vii
s.be spoken of at length hereafter.
"a Mrs. II. Cronkite, of Brighton, has thirt.
y feet Of space filed with samples of wine
& jeilies, canned fruits. etc.
s The Pioneer Box Factory Of Cooke i So
szmakes an excellent display.
g r. L. Burns, of Benicia, Soiano county
Exhibits his patent fruit driers and sample
gof dried fruit, which attract universal at
sstentiop.
q Miss Z. Mcconnell exhibits some ele9an
8 painting on porcelain.
a w. H. Wright shows the Aurora Sweeper
8 r. w. jackson, of San Francisco, makes
livery fine display Of abaloRe shell jewelry
worked with pure gold. Also, quartz crystal
lin jewel boxes and ink-stands.
q Mrs. r. Chalmers shows a lot of wines.
q Mrs. O. III. Tufts, formerly Of Oakland
Ebut now Of Sacramento, has a display o
4 Magnolia hair pomade, which she claims to b
"a very superior article.
g E. L. Horton, of San Francisco, has dis
s play Of Turkish rugwork.
a George Schmitt makes fine display o
3 mechanical drawings done at the Sunda,
& Drawing School in Vienna.
s. Miss Z. Lord shows some satin toilet sets.
q Mrs. H. A. Weaver has a good display o
!. embroidery, etc.
g J. E. Genung exhibits oil paiatings.
q D. H Quinn has case of hats and caps.
3 Miss c. J. Ogler shows tides, tie-knots
lace satchel, etc.
4 Mrs, James II. Winn exhibits two Persial
Srugs, buggy robe, sofa pillow and mante
Alambrequin.