Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-10
PAVILION NOTES.

Ben. Cohen. Sacramento makes a good
exhibit of carpets, etc.
Guthrie Brothers, Sacramento, make one
of the neatest exhibits in the Pavilion. 1t
is north Of the center, and within a neat
iron rail is shown some of the best plumb
ing work, metal tubs, porcelain lined
sinks, faucets, hose, bibs, kitchen boilers.
marble basins, etc. This exhibit should be
examined.
Sherburn & Smith, Sacramento, show
examples of the Dangler vapor stove, a
most economic domestic article. Also, the
o. X. steam washer is shown in the same
inclosure-north of the center-by LaMotte
& SHELTON.
A. #. Evans-north of the center-shows
scourine, Hathorn water, malt extract, bot
tied beers, acid of milk, cider, ETC.
Scott & Sons, Sacramento--north wing
show great variety of essences, fruit syr-
ups, favoring extracts, Scott Bros yeast,
silver polish, etc. The exhibit represents
an important local industry.
We cannot attempt in a brief note to de.
scribe Hobby Il 1oungs terra Gotta cottage,
just north of the dome. 1t is the exclama-
ton of all who see it, How beautiful ! y
1t is a complete building of friedrich and
terra Gotta ornamental work, and fitted up
inside like parlor-and decorated with
crystal ware-for the reception of guests
1t is fianked by a splendid display of pot
terry and stoneware, and cases of minerals
, of the coast. 1t must be seen to be appre-
ciated
Mrs. Z. NJ. Wiedmann- Holden, of Sacra.
mento, in the east wing, north side, makes
a splendid exhibit of confectionery. 1t is
of the practical order, and not in the direc-
ton of fancy work. The house is one of
the most extensive manufacturers of pure
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large wholesale trade The exhibit also
represents the California Cracker Company
and there are displayed all varieties of the
fancy baking of that company. The entire
exhibit IS of high credit to the house, and
commands the attention of business men.
A. J. Pommer, Sacramento, in the south
wing, gallery floor, exhibits the Light Run
uing Domestic Sewing Machine He makes
handsome display of all grades of the ma
chine, and large number of the samples
OF the work of which the machine is capa-
bic. The display is especially attractive to
all interested in needle-work, and there is
certainly some shown that is nowhere sur
passed, and not second to the work of any
machine.
As one enters the hall, and the eve is
cast upward, away at the farther end of the
great Pavilion, upon the west gallery floor,
is the beautiful and imposing exhibit OF
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., of Sacramento
and San Francisco. 1t is in the form of a
castle front, with central and two exterior
towers. The central tower crowns deep
niche in which is revolving octagonal
cylinder. The back of the niche is set
with plate mirrors, and thus the sides OF
the revolving form are constantly reflected
The sides, front, bases and all the roofing
of the tower-the prevailing colors of the
back ground being black and red-glitte1
with metal and plated articles of hardware
tools of all kinds, house and table fittings
by the thousand. To enter into any de-
tailed description of the handsome designs
worked out by Mr.. Hansbrow, who de-
signed and constructed the edifice, is out
of the question in these notes. Suffice it to