Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-14

The tower erected of try goods by Vein
stock d Lubin continues to be the marvel
OF the Pavilion display. 1t is the most ori
ginal device yet designed for an exposition
display and the most skillfully executed of
any exhibit ever put up. 1t is teaching, too,
broadly instructive. 1t may interest some
to know that in its construction no less
than sixty gross of papers of pins were
used. With 365 pins to the paper, let some
young reader calculate the millions used,
and then estimate the millions of motions
made by trained fingers in pinning the
ladies cloth about the frame work, for it is
all held by pins ON the exterior, and the
cretonne by tacks in the interior.
Whoever visits the Pavilion should ex-
anime the beautiful display of the Pacific
Wheel Works, J. i. HILL proprietor. Here
may be seen large number of very hand
some vehicles, richly finished and of the
very best and most substantial character,
and the most improved patterns. Here,
too, are shown wheels in the various
shapes of construction and seasoning. This
factory was established in 1852, and its
home location is at 1901 10 1923 street
The display at the Pavilion is varied, con-
tains much more than we have mentioned,
and represents home industry Of wide i'm
portance.
Miller's lightning hay press is in opera
ton, by model, every evening, on the main
floor of the Pavilion.
Smith & Young, on the main floor, show
the Gate City Stone Filter, with free
drinks" to all. 1t appears to be perfect
filter. Certainly the result of its operation
is very gratifying to lovers of clear, pure
water.
W II. Hobby, on the main floor, ex-
hibits the Challenge Filter. 1t is simple in
construction. effective in its work, and to
all appearances is all it claims to be, COM
plete filter.
WestwiclI & Nelson. on the main floor
give away Dania Bitters, day and evening
One of the most attractive exhibitions is
that of J. g. Knowles, on the main floor
near the main entrance. Here he has a
number Of skilled workmen busily engaged
in making the Little Giant cigars. To
thousands the process is a revelation of
much interest. The workmen are very
rapid, skillful and neat. Crowds constantly
surround this exhibit
Scott Bros, Sacramento, on the main
iioor north side, have a fine exhibition Of
pure essences, fruit acids, tlayoring extracts,
etc. They are all made by Scott Bros, who
have had years of experience. and have IS
tablished for their factory wide trade rep
utation.
In addition to the notes of fine needle
work, embroidery, porcelain painting. ETC.,
we make mention this morning of skilled
handiwork by Mrs. n. Hudson, Mrs. J. J.
Brown, Jennie Tanning, Mrs A. Scrimer,
George Taylor, Mrs L. Aiken, ". s. Enos,
Mrs. B. King, Annie McNamee, Mrs. w. i.
Felter, Mrs. L. B. McDord, Mrs. Pampin-
ella, Mrs. C. J. Oyler. Susie Sroufe, Mrs. P
Sullivan, Mrs. A. Phelps, Emma Knox,
Ida Ciinch, Belle Haas. Minnie Lassly,
Mrs. ]. L. Porter, W. +. Hewns, Mrs. NJ.
Greyich.
Lipman e Co., Sacramento, make a fine
display of ladies' winter wraps and dress
patterns. 1t is large and most attractive
display. and represents one of the largest
dry goods houses of interior California.