Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-12

tiouslv recommending it as an unequaled
remedy for the above troubles.
One of the Oldest and best known Sac
ramento firms have this year prominently
proclaimed their fright to be classed as Al
in the line of candy manufacturers, and the
Messrs II. Fisher & Co. are to be congratu
lated upon the success attained. No finer
exhibit of home manufactured ccnfection.
cry has ever been placed before the public.
While already very popular, Charles
Barton is daily gaining new friends and
patrons. The celebrated New York ice
cream is dispensed to all corners at his
stand in the pavilion.
The display of Ingram & Bird was
largely increased yesterday by the addi-
ton OF several new and beautiful pieces of
furniture and carpets. Every attention is
granted spectators, and the merits of each
article concisely described.
The display of L. K. Hammer, in his ex-
hibit of the celebrated Chickering pianos
and other musical instruments of high
merit, has commanded particular attention.
The space allotted would not permit Mr..
Hammer to give true representation of
his stock in trade, but visit to his estab-
lishmeIit will more than repay the mos!
fastidiOus.
Mohr & Yoerk, the well-known butchers
and packers, are again to the front with
what can be trurhfully termed a real Sac
rsmento exhibit. Every article displayed
is representation of home industry, and
makes magnificent appearance.
The exhibit of Schaw. Ingram, hatcher
& Co. is universally admired, and is an
other evidence of local enterprise. The
firm has displayed wonderful skill in every
detail of their meritorious display.
In the south wing of the gallery is found
an exhibit of charts, heads, books etc.,
which expose the human mind. and the
imam wonderful manikin," which dissects
the human body. Also, full line of those
magical agents-"magnetic shields for the
cure Of all diseases without medicine. Pro-
fessor Spear invites inspection, solicits Or
ders and guarantees satisfaction.
Wilber Field Smith has at his private
training stables on Twentieth, between f
and G streets, adjoining Agricultural Park,
grand lot of horses belonging to himself
and others. This well. known truman has
eXerted his energies in various directions
toward the promotion of horsehesh, and as
an evidence of the result of his labors at
his stables can be found thoroughbred
trotters and PAGERS stations, mares and
colts. Below is briefly noted few of the
most important flyers: Zalvidar, Annie
Laurie and Golden Eagle, standard trotters,
Florence by Sidney, Hook Wilkes and Re-
mora by Guy Wilkes; Kebil, grand year
ling by the famous Alcazar (2:201), dam by
Santa Claus (2;17l); Rafael, large stallion
by Falls; Falsin, two-yeer- old, by Falls;
Thayolo, Pansy (2:242) and her colt by
Albert W.; Belle Blanche, by the Moor,
and her colt by Albert w. (2:20). The
noted PAGER G. W. G. is now in Mr.. Smiths
hands, and he has yearling PAGER that is
Ia,- Il o..k
ment both in location and arrangement
you will find The stables of Mr.. Smith in
ferior to none to be found on the Pacific
coast. Breeders aud owners desirous of
bringing their horses prominently before
the public could not do better than place
them in the hands of Mr.. Smith, who will
diligently and faithfully see that their
every quality is fully developed.
G. H. Gilman, proprietor of the Red
House, promises an exhibit of merit in the
millinery department of his complete es-
tablishment. The time spent in an ex-
animation thereof will be amply rewarded,
and the display of particular interest to
ladies interested in the latest novelties. I'M
portations OF the finest qualities of hats
and bonnets are noticeable. as are also silk,
beaver and velvet hats in every style and
color. The exhibit also embraces splen-
did line of French felts and the English
and union Milan in straws. The above
tends to give brief but comprehensive
idea of what may be seen at the popular
emporium. Every variety of ribbons
and trimmings, new colors and designs in
plush and velyets, and every ornamentation
for all grades Of hats are visible to an in
spector.
At 4l9 K street, adjoining the Metropol-
itan Theater, F. H. Gieseke is catering to
the wants OF every lover of fine confec-
tionery. His candies are delicious, and
warranted pure in every respect.
The Sacramento Glass and Crockery
Company have beautiful display on the
main floor in the Pavilion. Many rare
and costly pieces are viewed during the
day and evening by an admiring throng of
spectators.
The handsome display made by A.
Meister, of this city, of his carriages. bug
gies, etc, is well worthy the consideration
given by all who. in their perambulations
around the Pavilion, are attracted 10 this
successful exhibit of home enterprise.