The record-union., 1891-09-19
STATE FAIR NOTES.
Some Of the Attractive Exhibits at the
Fair.

Some Of the Attractive Exhibits at the
Fair.
There is no wonder that the display OF
a. Meister, the well-known carriage
maker of this city, attracted the atten-
ton that was given it, for the excellence
of the work was such, and satisfied the
first premiums were awarded to the work
in the exhibit.
Before going to the races to-day the
gentleman visitors in the city should
visit the sto re of Charles J. Fredericks &,
| Co., at S02 j street, and look over their
immense stock of hats. They carry a
complete line of the most fashionable
| gents headwear to be found in the city.
| 1t is to the interest of every visitor at
the fair to carefully inspect the display of
| a. Altkin at the Pavilion to-day This
will be the last opportunity many of
them viii have of viewing such an at
tractive exhibit of marble and granite
monuments CT mantels. Mr. Atkins
| place of business is at 423 street.
An attractive display will be made in
the show-windows of w. +. Purnell, at
600 j street, to-day, which viii be worth
the time OF all TO see. Mr.. Purnell car
ries most complete line of school books
and plain and fancy stationery.
1t is pleasure to visit the display made
in the Pavilion by the enterprising firm
of Ingram q Bird, furniture dealers. of
this city. Their cottage is brilliantly
illuminated and the throng that is con-
tinually passing through it, together with
the elegant furniture and walls of carpets
of many shades and colors, make-a most
attractive scene and one which the visit
ors will long remember.
During the evening hours at the Pavil-
for tho last two yVanlyc tha
ladies who have charge of the candy
counter of j. A. Moynihan have been
kept busy weighing out the homemade
sweets to old and young.
w. ii. Luelling of 1ll6 J street has on
exhibition at the Pavilion an Aermotor
Windmill which has attracted the par
ticular attention of the visitors. It has
steel sails, steel bands and steel arms, and
combined with its fitting tower is most
| perfect wind engine. The Pacific Coast
| office of the Aermotor Company is at II
| Main street, San Francisco, but Mr.. Luz
cling, the local agent in this city, can
| furnish any information desired in rela-
| ton to these mills. a
i. HI. Hoppe of this city is manager of
| the Sacramento business of the Pacific
| Coast Livestock Owners Mutual Protect
| i've Association, the home office or which
| is situated at Monterey. The object of
this association is to check and control
| the spread OF disease among livestock,
and to indemnify its members against loss
of livestock by accident or disease.
In viewing the exhibits of Mohr d
Yoerk at the Pavilion visitors should
bear in mind that it represents one of the
leading industries of this city, and that
every article of which it consists is han
died and prepared in Sacramento.
The usual attractive display which
John f. Cooper, the well-known music
dealer of this city, has made at the Pavil-
| ion in the past was missed by visitors at
the fair this year, but he is untirinp in
his efforts. A visit TO his music parlors,
| corner Seventh and ] streets, will be a
| treat, as his recent arrivals, in addition 10
his large stock of musical instruments of
all kinds and sizes, ARE worth the atten-
ton of the musical world. The popular
Mathushek, recommended by many mu-
sicianS as the best piano on earth, is on
exhibition, and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the visitors to the fair to drop
in and be made happy by its soul-inspir-
ing melodies. Mr.. Cooper takes great
pains to exhibit to all the minutest de-
tails connected with the mechanism of
his instruments, and his wonderful pa
tience should be rewarded by all seekers
after musical instruments. Among q
dozen sales made within the last ten days
by this house was 81, 900 baby grand to
County Clerk w. w. Rhoads.
Everything was lively at the Red
House yesterday. The visitors were mum
erous and were deeply interested in the
many lines OF new goods that were pre-
sented 10 their view. The leading at
fractions were the fine lines of furs and
astrachans in gray and black, and next to
them the sealette Jackets and coats. of
which there Is a most complete stock of
the very latest cuts. Then there are anv
quantity of boas, muffs, tippets. feather
collaretteS and IN fact all the latest noyaI-
ties in this line of goods. In the millinery
department the stock is not less completes.
There are to be found large beaver flats
in all colors, fine French felts in
toques, turbans, vassers and about one
/ ban.Tos. Other S.lGEos, imported and do.