Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-13

and his upholstering is done by men of the
highest skill known His warerooms al
ways attract attention, because of the rich
ness of upholstery and fine furniture dis
play.
HANDSOME ENHIBIT,
Among the special features at the Pavil-
ion is the exhibition made hy John DOYLE.
MIR Doyle, whose place of business is at
1921 X street. displays a handsome case of
horseShoes, which cannot fail to attract the
attention of every visitor In point of
workmanship they are the finest we have
ever had the pleasure of witnessing and
the material is of the highest quality MIR.
Doyle is one of our oldest and most cs-
teemed citizens. He has catered 20 the
wants of this community and vicinity. i'm
his special lne of business, for the last 2S
years. BY his energy and strict attention
to business he has succeeded in establishing
4 tirst-class trade. The merits of his work
are daily seen and he makes il an obiec, 10
use only the latest and most improved
style of horse shoes. Those residing in the
city or country Will iinc ii profitable by
giving him 4 call.
SAFE EXHIBIT.
The agency for Macncalc & Urban safes
and Buffalo scales. conducted by W. G..
Williams, who has been twelve wears i'm
the safe business in Sacramento, makes
large ana elegant display of these reliable
and popular manufactures. The Nacueaie
II Urban safes are used by the United
States Government at Washington. and
the entire country bv mcr-
chants, bankers and ircaSureys OF public
funds. The new Improvements they eX-
represent on FIRE proof safes are
mainly First solid angles on all corners
second, the least possible Infringement ON
proof filling space in the door. for The
bOlt-work and lock; third, the protection
Of lock and boly-Work against fire. by plac-
ing them on the inner surface of the door
fourth, eight ilangeS on the dOur-iamb aud
frame. ON hurglar-proof work they employ
>piUdleS for lock and handle
which cannot be driven in or pulled ont;
absolutely drili-proot, compound plates of
malacent steel: tongued and crouved edges
TO door and frame, with rubber-packtd
Joint III same. rendering the box absolutely
lir-tght and the compound hinge and
pressure bar on door. Mechanical iugcnu-
ity and skill seem to have been cN-
haHstod IN the construction uf these
elegant treasure boxes 80 render
them secure against fire and burglars.
The Sacramento agency for the goods ur
i'tN u l bslll slN III Nii Il.AlO
Scale tompany-Whosc weighing machines
Of every description are everywhere recog.
lZed as Government standard-fuvniShes
equal advantages with San Francisco 20 all
purchasers, and was established here to
save expenses Of freight and carriage, and
quicker service to all buyers in the country
10 Sacramento. Mr., w. &. VII
iamS, in whose hands this SACRAMENTO
agency has been placed, has had twelve
years experience in the business here. and
sngagcs to sell safes and scales at lower
prices than any transient agent can afford
o, and furnish more satisfactory work in
general HIS safe and scale depct is located
Il 81 Second street. in the ScoGeld & Tcyis
CAELAw BROS
On the south of the rotuuda in the
main hall the visitors attention is attracted
)y display Of handsome polished granite
and marble Ork The display is made bv
-he Carlaw Bros, Of this city. whose place
Of business is located on the corner of
Tenth and Q streets. The most attractive
piece of workmanship comprising the col
lection is a large vase. over four feet in
hight, cut out of Il solid piece of California
granite and finished with Il polish that
almost reflects like 4 mirror. The vase was
made to order for Mrs +. b. Crockcr. to
whose residence it will soon be removed.
The firm also exhibits a marble monument
md headStoncS; also, two very handsome
granite monuments and granite coping for
lots. The exhibit is mcritorious
md worthy of notice.
SPORTING GOODS
Henry Eckhardt, of 523 X street. in the
main hall, on the northwest of the rotunda.
makes Il handsome display of sporting goods
Df every conceivable description. The mod
.rn Nimr0d can find anything here he may
leSire. Mr.. Eckhardt exhibits some of
lis own manufacture in shotgIIns. both
Dreech and muzzle-loaiers also telescope
'itles, all of very superior quality Among
Dther makes of ShotgunS exhibited are W.
II. Scott q Sons jthe best mad0. and
Harrington Il Richardson's harmless. W.
'owelI's, II. Piper's and Clabrough's
;rlnS Also rifles of the following makes
Marlin, Winchester and the new Bular,l
epeating rifles. The latter were Just re-
'eived yesterday. In this display the Wis
tor can find loading tools for rifles and
hotgunS, fishing tackle, etc Mr. Eckhardt
: agent for the Pacific coast for the Amcri-
an Wood Powder Company.
A. AITKEN.
-iint'il- iflt iilpilttI ildEDIt Cti'efS ana
workers of the coast none are bette known
han \. Aitkcn, OF this city, whose place of
business is at 6l7 X street, between Sixth
md Seventh. Mr. Aitben, with tie usual
enterprise which always
eems to animate him, is again before the
public at the new Exposition building. on
he main floor south of the rOtunda, with a
handsome display OF Vermont and Italian
marble monuments and hcadstoncs: also
beautiful Scotch granite monument, which
: really a work of beauty and art In this
objection the visitors attention is drawn
o marbleiZed Slate mantel sOmethiug
'nurely new and as handsome a piece Of
as Il person would wish tu
ee. It's very much to be regretted that /
'lr. Aitkcn could not secure all the space /
le desired for his display. There are sev- !
raj monuments and other handsome |
,ieccs of marble and Scotch granite work, |
including marble and slate mantcls, in his /
;arerooms on X street, which wouldthave /
dded very much to his display in the fair. |
'isitOrs are invited to visit his place of !
usiness and inspect the large and COM /
cJc stock now in store
\ SPECIAL ART GALLERY.
Theo. W Schwamb, dealer in pictures, /
icturc frames, and the Royal st. John and /
remington sewing machines. at SOL J |
treet, has a picture gallery Of his own at /
he end Of the south hall upper floor, |
there there are on exhibition a number of /
cry handsome and valuable cngrayingS, /
noted persOnages and events ,
L history, rs follows: THE Palace of !
>erXes at PersepOliS, an ancient city of |
erSia. This IS a gem of art which attracts .
luch attention. Next are views Of the !
Death OF Nelson at the Battle of Tratal- /
ar, " Mary Stuart before Queen Eliza ,
eth, " Battle of Waterloo, - liking Henry
he Third in Court, the German composer |
very fine picture No Thorough |
Ire. " The Night, Schiller at the Court /
'e Weimar," Dignity and Impudnce,n
tc. There are a number of others which |
u want of space We leave unmentioncd at
he present. No visitor should fail to visit /
MS part of the Exposition building, and !
xamine these works Of art and beauty, for
ley are each one i'll themselves a study /
lr. Schwamb has also on exhibition in the
anne apartment the celebrated Royal 81. /.
Ohm and new Remington sewing machines,
'hich will be more fully noticed in another
rticle.
sTONEwARE DISPLAY.
One Of the most interesting displays in
le Exposition building is that of Hobby
Smiths. whose place of business is at
20. 4lJ J street, in this city. 1t consists Of
le celebrated Peoria stoneware, which for
uality and durability has no equal The
ody OF the Peoria ware is vitrified; and its
aze the most perfect made. This is i'm
ervious to oils, and warranted to with
and the action of acids, making ii the
cry best in use for dairymen, druggists,
quor dealers, and all others who require q
rod article The different varieties consist (