Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-11
state Fair Notes.

While Charles Barton is continually serving
his delicious ice. cream soda to an enthusiastic
crowd at the Pavilion, it should be remembered
that at his establishment can also be found the
finest Quality of candies and everything in the
line OF coufectionaries
With the increased attendance, more admira-
ton is expressed at the beautiful display OF
Ingram q Bird. The thousands of visitors will
no doubt be interested in the future arrange
ments contemplated by the firm.
In the State Fair notes OF yesterday mention
was not made of the display of musical instru-
ments to be seen IN the space occupied by L. K.
Hammer. On account of their merit a brief
outline will not be amiss. The most important
ire the string instruments comprising violon-
cello tenor violin, viola and violin made by
E. f. Johnson, OF this city; Spanish instru-
ment, called banduria, made by C. q. Ste
vens, also a Sacramentan, and handsome
banjo made by Mr.. Hammer.
Outside the Pavilion the elaborate establish
ment of scott IL Gilbert is still center of
attraction, as many congregate there TO test the
merits of their manufactures. To-day, it is
stated the Top Notch Flavoring Extracts will
be on exhibit, and housekeepers and hotel and
restaurant proprietors viii profit by examining
the article. future issue will contain an aTti-
Gle on the true merits of the Top Notch extracts.
Visitors TO the fair, and many who viii attend
the theater, cannot but welcome the fact that
Mr.. Gieseke is dispensing his famous ice-cream
and soda at his establishment, No 4l9 street,
adjoining the Metropolitan Theater.
s, There is perhaps no other exhlpit IN the
Pavilion taaL commands more attention than
that made by Schaw, Ingram, Bateher q Co. II
| is novel, and at the same time presents to
| public view partial list of the line OF goods in
which they deal. The finest grades OF goods
are exhibited, and the firm. being purely
| Sacramento one, its enterprise speaks well for
| the city.
While many attractions are presented, it fire.
quently becomes necessary in the gathering OF
news to note exhibits which, while not directly
subject to criticism under this category, are
| nevertheless deserving OF meritorous considera-
\ ton. Many houses are compelled to ignore an
exhibit at the Pavilion merely from the fact
/ that their own quarters furnish ample oppor-
| tunities for more thorough individual inspec-
| ton and wherever the necessary explanations
can be more yividly portrayed by attendants.
very noticeable criterion mas been SCI
forth by the euterprising ever Jealous and popu-
| lar proprietor of the Red House. Ever alive to
public interests, and with thorough knowl.
edge OF its wants. be has placed 10 public vision
an exhibition that cannot but secure the ad-
miration of every visitor. The show windows,
while ornamented magnihcently with repre-
sentative designs from nearly every depart
! ment, can in no manner eonlpsTe with the
on the inside. Every department can be safely
| termed as true pictures of completeness and
| elegance and each is conducted with system
which has marked the success OF Mr.. Gilman.
In another issue more thorough detail will be
! given.
/ the following articles: l upright piano, Cali
| forns mannfaf ture; upright piano; style Q,
Mathushek rosewood case: ! upright piano
| style J. Mathushek rosewood case; 2 upright
| pianos. style J, Msthushek French walnut case;
1 , upright pianos, style A, Mathushek ebony
| case; upright piano, style n, Mathushek rose
| wood case; upright pisno, style J, MathuShek
ebony case; upright piano, style J, Msthushek
mahogany case; l upright piano, style II, Aiath-
| ushek ebony case; l upright piano, style II,
| Mathushek maple case; l square piano, style
| 10 Mathnshek rosewood case; i Chicago cottage
organ, style rs, walnut case; Chicago cottage
organ, style Is, walnut case; l Chicago cottage
| organ style 35, walnut case: l A. B.
Chase cottage organ. style 72sS. wslnut case:
! Bohem flute: l violoncello: banjos. assorted
sizes and makes; u guitars assorted sizes and
makes 6 aUtohArps, asserted slzsss maHde-
itas assorted sizes ! nalettsla 0a9j i ec-
c5rdeons. ssorted sizes: ] dozen music hincers:
/ y music boxes. eoncertinss lengiisbl- Conn
comets. l C0urlo's Lew model corDet: / B-fat
! fpner Couriois make; flutes. assorted makes;
80 tslnhofines various styles; ! bass drum: 5
snare drums ] double bass viol. California
make: 10 viofins. assorted: metronomes: $50
! miscellaneous musical instruments
The foregoing represent the Eastern make
and the following Is of California manufacture:
] double bass viol: l Portuguese guitar: coach.
! ing horn: guitars; violins; mandoiins.
organ: ! piano.