Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-13
State Fair Notes.

The confectionery exhibit of H. Fisher &
Co. is receiving unlimited attention. Every
article so tastefully arranged was made in
their own store.
Every farmer and horse owner should
inspect NJ J. Bobo's display of the Gogings
veterinary medical chests. In addition to
the chest, which contains remedies for
every disease of the horse book describ-
ing the proper treatment in each case is
also given.
Barton's celebrated New York ice cream
soda has become the favorite drink at the
Pavilion for those who desire a delicious
beverage
The handsomely constructed tower of
Ingram & Bird is accorded more praise as
the far progressss. The originality of the
projectors is commented upon by all
MIR. L K. Hammer and his assistants
each evening delight the vast throng by
playing popular airs on the celebrated
Chickering piano. This make has become
famous throughout the civilized world,
and they claim the owner Of Chickering
may well feel proud in the possession OF
such valuable instrument.
One of the finest exhibits of cut-glass
tableware ever made is presented by the
Sacramento Glass and Crockery Company.
1t is pleasure to view this handsome dis
play.
The interest taken in goods of home pro-
duction is constantly increasing. Each
evening the display of Mohr & Yoerk is a
central point of attraction. The canned
meats and other deiicacies are becoming
popular in every household.
Many visitors to the fair have already
availed themselves of the opportunity to
test Giesekes candies, and also sample a
glass of his ice-cream soda, with fine fruit
syrups.
j. Z. Hill, the well-known wagon and
carriage manufacturer, has on exhibition q
large stock of vehicles. They are of the
frs. order, aud creditable to the enterpris-
ing maker.
The exhibit of the solid iron frame
Mathushek pianos, organs, etc., made by
John F. Cooper, is one of the largest ever
made in the Pavilion. Those displayed,
however, in no manner affect the i'm
mense stock constantly on hand in his
store and warehouse. The sales of the
Mathushek are increasing each year. 1t is
stated tnat six of these instruments have
already been selected from the Pavilion
display.
TOP Notch is trade mark used by
Messrs. Scott g. Gilbert, the well-known
manufacturing chemists Each day during
establishment an exhibit of the special
lines they carry, which have become fa-
nous throughout the Pacific Coast. To-
day attention is called to the Top Notch"
extracts. That they are considered the
best in the market is due partly 10 the ex-
treme care used in the selection of ma
terials, and skill in making them. but par
tcularly to the fact that very large
percentage of tavor-producing material is
used The oil lemon is imported directly
from Messina and the vanilla beans used
are all of extra length and superior quality.
The fiavonng properties of the Top
Notch being so much greater than that OF
any other extract, it is stated that much
less quantity of this may be used to pro-
duce s delicious flavor.
GU Adams d Co. have an excellent ex-
hibit of large portraits IN the gallery. Mr..
adams is an artist whose skill is equal 10
any in the State.
G. H Gilman, the enterprising proprietor
of the Red House, ever alive to public in
terest, will make grand exhibition in his
clothing department to-day. The Red
House has just received its fall and winter
stock of gents clothing, consisting of staple
cassimeres, plain corkscrews and fancy
worsted suits, in plain colors and wool
mixtures, in foreign and domestic fabrics,
forming large and attractive line. ranging
in price from SIS to S25. Their goods are
from one of the largest manufacturing
houses in America-Numberg. Krauss,
Laura & Co, New York-who have
world wide reputation for their extra finish.
style and fit Of every grade, from the cheap
est garment to the best. Every customeris
guaranteed perfect fit. Alterations to in
sure such are made free of charge. The
large assortment of gents pants, extending
through every grade-cottonades, jeans,
plain and fancy cassimeres, diagonals and
fancy striped worsteds-from 81 and up.