The record-union., 1891-09-11
STATE FAIR NOTES.
Some OF the Attractive Exhibits at
Fair,

Some OF the Attractive Exhibits at the
Fair.
The Charles j. Fredericks Company at
80 street are making particular efforts
in the display at their store.
The acorn" stoves and ranges ex-
hibited by NJ. Manasse are worthy of
the inspection bestowed.
The display of w. H. Luelling is one
which is receiving constant attention,
principally from those who are interested
in all that pertains to irrigation.
G. ID. Gilman, the enterprising proprie-
tor of the Red House, is ever alive to
public interest and will continue to make
his establishment especially attractive to
the public during the remaining eight
days of the fair. One of the largest de-
partments OF the Red House, and one that
is always to be found well-stoek ed, is de-
voted to clothing. A visit to this depart
ment will convince even the most skepti-
cal that the proprietor is familiar not
only with the wants but also with the
needs Of the people in this line. Here
are not only to be found the latest styles
and patterns but also the very best class
OF ready-made goods kept by any cloth
ing house on the coast. The finish of all
| these goods is fine and fit is guaranteed.
as alterations TO insure a fit are made free
of charge. The Red House was visited
by hundreds OF people yesterday, all of
whom left with a most favorable i'm
preston of the establishment.
The exhibit Of Mohr & Yoerk, the
prominent butchers and packers Of this
city, continues to be central point of in
terest at the Pavilion. 1t is with pride
that Sacramentans point 1t out to visitors.
as it represents home industry of much
importance.
In passing up ] street, between Sixth
and Seventh, the pedestrian can not help
being attracted by the exhibit of plain
and fancy stationery in w. F. Purnelps
show window. 1t is pleasing in every
respect, and In it are articles that interest
all. Mr.. Purnen also carries complete
line of school books.
In connection with his display of mon
uments at the Pavilion, A. Aitken of the
Pioneer Marble and Granite Works has
handsome exhibit of mantels, neatly ar
ranged, which attracted the attention of
many of the spectators last evening
They are of the very latest designs and
would make q handsome addition to the
furnishings of a room.
The elegant carpet and furniture ex
hibit made at the Pavilion by Ingram Il
Bird, of which special mention was made
in the RECORD UNION yesterday morn
ing, was carefully viewed by hundreds of
the visitors last evening. The ladies were
particularly interested in the new pat
terms and designs In carpeting and the
tasteful manner in which 1t was arranged
for inspection.
The Singer Manufacturing Company's
exhibit in the gallery of the Pavilion
continues to attract the attention of the
ladies. The display is worthy of the
marked attention of those who have Wis
tied it, and all those using a sewing ma
chine should see the elegant work that
has been executed by the Singer ma
chimes.
]. A. Moynihan still caters to the pub
lie wants in the line of fine confectionery.
L. III. Hoppe, agent of the Pacific Coast
Livestock Owners Mutual Protective AS
sociation, is representing the interests of
his company at the fair. The livestock
men, who are quite plentiful in Sacra-
mento at present, will find no better time
to unite with this association, the object
of which is sufficient to enlist the hearty
support of all those interested in live
stock.
The display of A. Meister, the we'll
known carriage manufacturer, is, as has
been his custom for many years, one of
the best in the Pavilion.
The Ingram 81 Bird exhibit is still an
object of unusual attraction, and large
crowds are constantly inspecting the
beautiful furniture and carpefs iisplayed