Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-15
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PAVILION NOIES.

}. h. Hills exhibit of the Pacific Wheel
and Carriage Works product (Sacramento)
is very large, fine and exceedingly attract
i've. 1t is in the west conservatory area
1t includes fine buggies and carts, carriages,
driving wagons wheels in various stages
OF completion, robes, mats, hubs, etc The
work is all very superior Indeed the Hill
works have an enviable reputation, second
10 none for durable products. The car
riages built by Mr.. Hill here, of material
seasoned here, and constructed with special
reference to the exaCtiOnS Of the California
climate, are better for wear and general use
than those built in foreign climate. either
dryer or more humid. We advise all to
visit the Hill exhibit, and to see for them
selves the character of carriage and buggy
work turned out
Payne, the photographer, Sacramento,
makes good exhibit of views and p0r-
traits.
Hodson, the photographer. Sacramento,
has in the west gallery a second exhibit of
portraits.
San Francisco Tool Company, a pump Of
l2,000 gallons capacity.
q. B. Wilson, comnlon-sense step-ladder
Union Nursery, L. KEnz Elm Nursery,
A. Reuter-, and the Bell Conservatory Com
pany show flowers plants, shrubs, ETC. in
great variety
P, J. Isbell, Placeryille, fresh and dried
fruits.
J. l.. Huestis, washing machine.
DR.. Lepper shows his medicine, Noun
tain Extract
Mrs. a. c. Joseph shows samples Of Cor
rims Great Horse Iiniment
Gregory. the photographer. Sacramento.
I has handsome pNulllT a 4-i.Vg-- a,sI f,,l.-
/ traits
Mills Seminary and College exhibits pho
tographic views of the college grounds.
r. +. Gogings Sacramento, exhibits a
line collection of toilet articles. perfumes
powders, oils, etc. 1t will be found in the
south gallery, west side.
In the south Agricultural Hall is to be
seen the splendid display of agricultural
| machinery and tools of the Benicia Agri-
cultural Works Baker & Hamilton. 1t
occupies a large portion of the hall and Is
| of the most complete kind. The exhibit
of plows is especially important, and EN-
braces several new and improved styles,
notably the Granger chilled bottomed gang
pioW for gravelly soil, the Eureka gang and
suiky plows, the Fresno ditching and
grading plow, and the Estee vineyard cult
vator invented by Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee The
works also exhibit the Benicia engine,
adapted for burning either straw, wood,
coal or oil. The engine is in operation
nightly by the latter process. There are
shown, also, the new improved Benicia
mower, the Benicia header, the Benicia
barley crusher, the Gem seed sower, wooden
and iron harrows, cultivatorS, trucks
wheelbarrows, and general line of hard
ware complete; one of the most interest
ing exhibits yet made at a fair.
Among the pleasant features growing
out of the Pavilion exhibits yesterday was
that of Henry Fisher & Co. sending a very
large supply of candies-which have been
manufactured at the Pavilion in conduct
ing their practical workings of a confec-
tionery establishment-to the Protestant
Orphan Asylum, for the attention of the
little ones of that institution.