Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-20

Red House, opened business in Sacramento
in modest way. and posted his sign-one
price. 1t is unnecessary TO recount here
the results. Everybody knows the Red
House, from Mexico TO British Columbis.
Its patrons are numbered by thousands
who never saw Sacramento city. Illus
trated catalogues, samples, honest values
and one price has done the work. mail
order or a customer at the counter, child
or man, all pay the same. A dozen com
plete stores under one roof and manage
ment, that's the Red House to-day. Fresh
styles, low prices, quick service, one price
and plain figures in the business compeii
ton race has placed this house first under
the wire, prize winner.
In keeping with the rspid pace of time
all things must Of a necessity move, ana
this sentiment can be truthfully applied to
the Hunting gton-H Hopkins Company. This
well known company has made careful
study of the wants aud requirements OF the
people in general and in their line are
hard to surpass. In their establishm ent
can be found everything that is requisite or
desired in the hardware line, 4 specially
of the stock on hand can easily be under
stood since they keep nothing en- hand but
such as will meet with the ready purchase
Of the consumer. Knowing fully well the
average demand of the public, this enter
prising firm have seen fit to carry nothing
in stock but that class which will at once
crafty the wants OF the purchaser. Ever
foremost in introducing and advocating
new ideas daily arising in this
branch CT business, they now
have on hand as complete stock
as could be found in any store of like char
acter on the Pacific coast. In this MAN.
moth establishment specially IS made OF
corrugated iron, fine bronzed goods, etc;
also mechanics tools and outfits. How
ever, it would be futile to graphically
depict what visit to their store might
repay. In order to be convinced, their ex-
hibit of hardware, etc, at the Pavilion
should be examined. Ofcourse, as is we'll un-
derstood, this recognized company has only
obtained the justly credited reputation
sscribed to them By energy and persever-
ance, and if person contemplates the pur-
chase of hardware their interests could not
be better consulted than by calling at the
establishment of the Huntington Hopkins
Company.
The confectionery establishment of Oscar
S. Flint has commanded constant and
profitable consideration during the entire
fair. While, as before stated, he is not an
exhibitor, the merit of his goods has been
the attraction. Ice cream and soda are his
specialties.
AT THE PARK.
The cattle display at the fair this yeal
appears to be largely in excess OF anything
heretofore attempted on the part OF stock
men from various parts of the State. II IL
patent on its face that breeders of fine STOCK
have OWNED at putting their best leg fore
most, and in consequence, nothing SAVE
those of the highest strain were entered in
this years competition at the fair. Thos
B. Hall, owner of the Hall Stock Farm
situated near Marysville, has shown herd
! consisting of twenty head, that would com
pare fayorablv with that of any other stock
raiser in the United States. Although new
in the business ii seems that he thorough
| " understands what he is about, since h'
| has seen fit to breed cattle only on lofty
principle. Prominent among his hers
might be mentioned Monsell, years old
BY an Aggie, on his sire side, dam by al
| Artist COW, two of the most popular strain
| of Holstein cattle known to the civilizet
world. Monseli is now in milk form, ant
will scale the beam at 2, ,l30 pounds, which
is remarkable showing. and as 81
evidence of Endorsement, Mr.. Hal
was awarded second premium on the ex
Duke, only yearling, stood at the head o
the Young herd, and was crowned with tn
first premium, she as sired by Monsell, dan
| Ontare Witch, she by Prince Imperial. Mr.
| Hall also owns q f7emonth sold heife
called Virgie Rockers seconds Aggie
which is undoubtedly the most beautifu
calf on the grounds. and expert HolsteiI
breeders have seen fit to predict that at tn
age of maturity, barring accident, thi
promising heifer will yield ninety pound
of milk in day Another young damse
belonging to this bunch is Alexia of Lake
side, second, by Monsell, dam Alexia G
Lakeside, an imported COW. This youD
miss justly captured the blue ribbon in al
exhibition of the young herd as the mos
beautiful and promising yearliDg heifeI
Her mother, Alexia of Lakeside, has give
over seventy pounds of milk da,
in her fve-year-old form and
might be justly stated that MI
Hall is one of the most consciention
breeders in the State permitting nothing (
remain on bis farm that might deteriorat
against the reputation of mis- stock. Unles
bull is eligible to advanced register Nl
Hall will not permit him to stand al tn
head of the herd, and as soon as any Coz
achieves a milk and butter record, at one
her name and pedigree are shown on tn
advanced register. Mr. Hall has just caus
to feel elated over his success as raiser {
pure Holstein Friesian, since MS herd
only in keeping with their ancestry, ema
| mating from the world-renowned familie
so commonly known as Mercedes an
Pride of Twisk, the greatest producers {
butter and milk that the world ever hear
of. The magnificent herd alluded to hav
quarters in the farthest end of the stables
and before the closing day of the fair lover
of fine stock should call and inspect then
and see one of the finest yearling bulls eve
shown on the Pacific coast; the winner &
first prize in class where the best th
country could afford were brought int
competition.