Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-17

art in its best form, but with
the knowledge in mind that its effects are
all secured by the use of the Cramer plates.
The sottnesS of tone, the fullneSs and rich
ness of the images the delcacv yet clear
ness OF outline, are the very best evidences
OF the superiority of the process referred
TO.
BAKER < HAMILTON.
Wherever an agricultural implement or
an article of hardware is used on the Pa
citic coast. there the name of Baker & Ham
ilton, of this city and San Francisco IS
known. The many advantages which they,
by their capital and experience, are enabled
10 control, place them in the front rank as
dealers in ali kinds of agricultural imple-
mentS and hardware This house has never
in the history of its mercantile expert
encc offered the public any of their wares,
the utility and usefulness of which had To
be demonstrated by experiment in
the hands Of the farmer and mechanic.
Before ever they offer the public an nipple
ment il is practically tested beyond all pos
sible doubt as to whether it viii perform the
work for which it is intended and in add
ton it must rival its competitors in the same
in the character of the work TO
be accomplished. Baker & Hamilton's dis
play of wagons and agricultural machinery
is located in one of the wings on the south
east side Of the exposition building. 1t
comprises all of the latest improved ma
chinery, consisting of Buckeye mower. har-
vester and reaper. Bains" farm and
header wagons, with steel skein and iron
aXles, Tiger. and '' HollingSworth -
rakes, "Gorham broadcast seeders,
Triumph grian drill, Randall disc
harrows, genuine Pitts Il B.ownson "
separators, celebrated "Gale single plows
with sloping and straight landsides, Mo
line" steel single plows. The next depart
ment of their exhibit Will introduce the
reader to their own manufactured goods
from the BeTicia Agricultural works, the
most complete and extensive on the coast.
To this part of Baker Il Hamilton 5
display we desire to call the especial atten-
ton Of farmers and visitors on account OF
the durability Of construction, finish and
material used. The first We notice is the
Benicia improved header; next the cele-
brated Eureka gang pillow, with SIX differ
ent kinds of bottoms i special feature OF
this pillow is the chilled-iron bottoms used.
Benicia single plows, cuitivators, wheel
and garden barrows, store trucks, Gem and
Cah0on seed-sowers. the Benicia mower,
new feature of this year, with high mo-
tlOil ttLAA NLpsCNl -Ns'A Gil NIl4NNN'N eiA''
to be one of the most complete pieces of
farm machinery made Benicia spring
wagons, carts, buckbOarjs in various styles,
also the Benicia barley-crusher, machine
which has a capacity of thirty tons a day.
The display Of moving and reaping
knives and sections, out of which the firm
name of Baker & Hamilton is worked, has
met with many favorable comments and
reflects credit on the genius of II. j. Nor
ton, whose handiwork it appears to be.
The firms extensive establishment is To-
Gated on J street, between Front and Sec
ond, where visitors will receive the most
polite attention.
$. LIPMAN & CO.,
Dry goods dealers of this city, whose place
of business is located at sol and sos J street,
have ON the upper floor of the south wing
of the Pavilion as handsome a display OF
rich and costly goods as has ever been pub
hcly exhibited in the State. The large
show case in which the exhibition is made
contains a wealth of goods, consisting of
rich and handsome designs in light ground
brocaded silks and satins. Some Of the
light shades have COlOTed figures IN vines,
etc, running through them, presenting a
very pleasing effect. In addition to the
silks and satins. which are intended for
ladies' evening wear, they also present a
fine collection of fancy goods in costly
laces. lace handkerchicfs, lace fans, and
ladies' neckwear, beaded laces and trim
mings, corsets, fancy hosiery, etc. In this
connection we call the attention of
the public to their stock of goods,
corner of Fifth and J streets, which
is one of the most complete and
carefully selected to be found anywhere.
The attention of ladies is particularly called
to the fall and winter iInportatiOns of
cloaks, especially the New Market, -
which IS one Of the neatest and most de-
sirabe garments in the market.
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS.
In this age of science and invention it
would seem that whatever is intended to
attract and please the eye, is arranged in a
manner so as TO produce the most pleasing
effect. No better illustration Of this 1act
can be found than that presented in the
Exposition building by one of the
great manufacturing enterprises Of this
State. the California Wire Works,
whose exhibit stands in front of the
grand entrance. \ piece of wire, No
matter how useful it may be- untouched
by the skilled hand OF the artist, is not the
most inviting thing to look at; but when
changed into forms representing hundreds
Of useful articles. as we see them presented
in this collection, it at once becomes an at
traction which calls forth the admiration OF
every lover of art. The trimnphal arch
the arch gateway and the ornamental sum
meT-hOuse present Is handsome an appear
a1ce as any exhibit in the entire building
The space occupied is about 2SX5G feet, and
wherever an article in wire work could be
ia ,t-i4, % N lat
the display. it has been done. In this col
lection we find a variety Of articles, such as
bird cages, lawn chairs, settees, whatnots,
flower stands, porch vases and pedestals,
fat and round wire rope; brass, copper and
iron wire cloth Of every description, wire
ratings and guards, sleeves, shade cloth,
battery screens barbed fence wire, and in
fact everything known TO the wire trade
can be found in this collection, or at their
stores. Nos. 307 aud 800 J street. In this
connection it will not be amiss to call the
attention of all who are interested in fenc-
ing-wire TO the fact that the California Wire
Works havein operation in machinery hall
a machine which each evening manuiact-
ures barbed fence wire. Its operation at
tracts the attention of thousands who as
semble at the Pavilion. This leading home
industry are also the manufacturers Of two
ana fOur-jOinL cactus DdfDel renee Wlter
painted or galvanized, which is made of the
very best steel and warranted not to break
in putting up. BY the superior quality and
cheapness of their goods they to-day con-
troll the trade west of the Rocky Mountains.
Catalogues furnished on application,
NEW AND NOVEL DISPLAY.
Emil Buckow, of the Import Store, $50
J street, Sacramento, has just made adisplay
in the south wing of the Pavilion which, for
beauty and merit deserves the considera-
ton of all visitors. Mr. BuckOw has lately
from an extended visit to Europe
and Germany, and during his sojourn was
enabled to secure a stock of meerschaum
and Turkish goods, which cannot be found
in any other store in this State. His latest
and great variety of which
he exhibits, consists of meerschaum and
Turkish pipes, cigar and cigarette holders,
of quality and design never before seen in
this city. Mr. BuckOw has made a study
of the articles which can be found at his
store, among which are the latest styles of
autograph and picture albums,
pocket-books, and ladies'