Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10
california Static Fair. 1ss4-second pax,

EXHIBITS that III variety, elevated chaFactef
ami attractivcness have never been sur
passed at any State exhibition west Of the
Mississippi river. The gathering in the
Pavilion last night was brilliant in the ex
IRENE. The people were unanimous In
their expressions of surprise and pleasure,
and gratifed the Directory by the COM
mcndations bestowed upon the result of
their Iabors. We shall not at this time en-
ter largely upon the review that the
REcoRD-UNIoN uniformly makes Of all
notable exhibits, but shall be content with
a few general references.
4 GENERAL INDEX.
A general index of the Pavilion may be |
thus made, looking from the orchestra
stand in the center to the four points of the |
compass:
Main floor, looking west-Stoves, hard
ware, carriages, confectionery, bitters,
trunks. copper and brass work, wooden |
ware, baskets, guns and ammunition
Looking north-Soda, stone ware, gas
fittings, Horticultural display, pottery stoves,
kitchen ware, horticultural hall display
cereals etc.
Looking south-Gas fittings, furniture
marble, printing, harness, wagons, ma !
y,
Looking east-Furniture, safes, scales, |
wire work iron work, ranges, marble, pot
terry, bitters, saddlery
Galleries and wings, upper floor, looking !
north-Art hall, music, bric-a-brac.
Locking west-Silks and laces, in design, |
amateur journalism, assaying, chemicals, |
photographs, confectionery, ncedlework,
showcase goods.
Looking south - Mirrors, furniture,
machines, pianos, organs, hats, stationery
goods, perfumery, tapestry, trusses, en-
! broidery, electrical goods, laccs, hosiery,
boots shoes, silk Keeling and silk goods,
straw goods, wall papers, house decoatiOn.
Looking east-Crockery, seals, business
college. refreshments, saddlery, bread and
cake display, showcase goods, etc
SOME NOTES.
Some notes however, of exhibits may be
now presented:
The first prominent object that greets the
eye on entering the Pavilion is the Vein
| stock & I.ubin representation of the great
organ at Boston, the finest work of modern
dressing ever seen in the State.
| Ranking with it is the splendid artistic
display by Huntington, Hopkins e Co.
| Next in order are the beautiful structures
erected by the California Wire Works.
| which calls forth praise on all sides.
! N. Schink Sacramento, shows products
of the saddle-trte industry, in the east
wing that are very creditable.
The Amateur Journal Association of
! California makes 4 novel and fine display
Of amateur papers, the work Of lads.
| Among the number is one published in
Sa.ramentO-tLe Herald.
G. B. COrwin, Sacramento, exhibits
! Punch cigars and the Crandall typewriter;
| the hitter attracts much attention.
T. X. Burgess Sacramento, shows sam
pies of his coach enamel and yarnisheS
The Phoenix Iron Works. San Francisco
show samples of fencing, cresting, etc, that
are worthy of examination.
The Union Botlng Works, Sacramento,
show samples Of their products.
w. G.. Williams, Sacramento, makes a
fine exhibit of Buffalo scales and Raymond
Il Wiltshire safes.
Mrs. A. Taller shows hair and art-wOrk,
and cardboard designs.
X. Stocks, Sacramento, has good display
of rag-carpet weaving
The Pacific Wheel Works. Sacramento
u. +. HID, exhibit a large lot Of elegant
vehicles Of all classes. and much carriage
and buggy stock in various processes of
preparation. Ii is brilliant display, and
inviting, since ii is in a niche tastefully
fitted up and handsomely furnished.
China Hall, Sacramento, makes a very
large exhibit of crystal china and other
ware, silver plate, statucttes and choice
wall and table ornaments. Its arrange
mcnt is admirably adapted to attract atten-
ton.
+. r. Girard, Sacramento, has Il large dis
play Of Decker, Weber, Behr Bro. Wheel
oc6 S'isher Il Emerson pianos, the West
ern Cottage organ and music books andmu-
sicians supplies.
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