Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-16
State Fair Notes.


The display of l. L. Lewis & Co. is an
especially attractive one. 1t is difficult to
dispose kitchen ware so as to produce har-
monious and pleasing effect, but in this
case it has been done.
Top Notch is trademark used by
Messrs. Scott & Gilbert, the well-known
manufacturing chemists. The lines they
Carry have become famous 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 to the extreme care used in the
selection of materials, and skill in making
them, but particularly to the fact that
very large percentage of producing
material is used. The oil lemon is i'm
ported directly from Messina and the va.
nilla beans used are all OF extra length and
superior quality. The favoring 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 produce delicious flavor.
The exclusive control for furnishing
soda at the Pavilion was awarded to
Charles Barton, sole manufacturer of the
celebrated New York ice cream sods, and
at his stand epicureans love to linger and
partake of his refreshing luxury.
]. F. Hill makes a large and interesting
showing of buggies, carriages and other
fine vehicles from his Sacramento estab
lishmept. There are varieties of make
and design and wheeled vehicles to suit
almost any cultivated or exacting taste.
Among the notable exhibits at the Pa
vilion is one of fine furniture, upholstery
and carpets, made by Ingram & Bird of
this city 1t will well repay examination.
The excellence of workmanship and fine
character of material are apparent to even
the casual observer.
A reporter dropped in at Flints ice
cream and candy parlors yesterday and
tested some OF his delicious cream soda on
draught. While not always accustomed to
such delightful beverages, he can readily
attest to its superior quality and flavor.
Thus far there has been no abatement OF
the interest manifested in the display of
the Sacramento Glass and Crockery Com
pany, of which John We'll is manager.
No pairs were spared to properly place be-
fore the visitors and public generally
gorgeous exhibit of meritorious articles in
their respective line In full view of all
who are naturally attracted to these head
quarters can be seen one of the finest Sc
lectious of china. glassware, etc.. ever ex-
hibited in the Pavilion.
The great variety of goods kept by the
Red House is an exhibition of itself. As
you enter 716 street you see room
201162 feet, which is one quarter the space
occupied by the whole store. In this room
will be found boots and shoes, clothing,
hats and gents furnishing goods. A
| varied assortment of gents ware is here
displayed in fine white shirts, fancy calico
and percale dress shirts, silk, flannel and
cashmere overshirts, in an endless variety;
wooden, cotton, merino and Isle thread
half hose; silk neckwear, half linen collars
and cuffs; cotton, merino, cashmere, bal
briggan and all-wool underwear of every
description. Pocket knives. cuff, collar
and sleeve buttons, watch charms and
chains in best quality of rolled gold, Wal
than silver watches, and many other ar
| ticles useful for gents wear.
| CaLfornians, and especially those who re-
side in this section, are to be congratulated
on the fact of having in their midst one of
the largest packing establishments on the
Pacific Coast. They can with pleasure re-
| fer to the enterprising firm of Mohr &
Yoerk, who years ago commenced opeis-
tions as humble butchers, and have steadily
worked to the front rank. At the Pavilion
this firm make Q modest, but attractive