The record-union., 1891-09-16
STATE FAIR NOTES.
Some of the Attractive Exhibits at tn

Some of the Attractive Exhibits at the
Fair.
The delicious candies of J. A. Moyni-
han continue to attract the multitudes at
the Pavilion. They are all homemade
goods.
M. Manasse has in his exhibit at the
Pavilion very elegant display of dog
| collars, which attract marked attention.
They consist of the very latest styles to be
found in the market.
Fall and winter styles in headwear for
gentlemen are arriving daily ct the store
of Charles j. Fredericks IL Co., S02 j
street. Now Is the time to examine these
goods.
In the exhibit of those well-known
packers and butchers. Mohr q Yoerk, OF
this city, will be seen several tubs OF
extra fine lard. This firm makes a
specially Of lard in tins, and their goods
will be found superior in every respect.
The fitting tower of the Aermotor steel
windmill, which is on exhibition III the
machinery hall of the Pavilion, attracts
the attention of all those interested in
| wind engines. w. II. Luelling is the
exhibitor of these towers.
Those in need of plain or fancy station
cry, school books, ETC., will find a most
complete assortment of these goods at the
store of w. +. Purnell, 600 j street.
Strangers In the city are invited to call
and inspect the goods.
The display of carriages made by A.
Meister, the well-known carriage-maker
of this city, at the Pavilion, calls forth the
complimentary remarks of all those who
are interested in the carriage displays.
\. Aitken, who has an attractive eX-
hibit of mantels and monuments at the
Pavilion, carries at his works, which are
situated at 423 street, a large assortment
of Scotch and Eastern granite monu-
ments and wood, slate and marble man
tells, to which he invites attention of all.
TO the right OF the main entrance of the
Pavilion, as you enter the building, will
be found Mrs. G. e. Parkman's display
of kidney, liver and theopolin remedies,
which arc highly recommended by those
who have used them. She also has some
meritoriouS articles in the line of catarrh
cure and dressing for hair and face
The fancy sewing machine work eX-
hibited by the Singer Manufacturing
Company in their display in the gallery
of the Pavilion is something elegant, and
is the center of attraction for the lady Wis
itors.
The visitors at the Pavilion last even
ing carefully inspected the exhibit of
Ingram 6 Bird. 1t seems the more the
| people view this display the more inter
| ested they become in its attractions.
The leading attraction in Sacramento,
outside of the Park and Pavilion, this
week, is the Red House, the business es-
tablishment Of G. H. Gilman. True to
his promise, Mr.. Gilman is making a
special effort in every department to fur
nlsh something to interest the visitors. In
every one of his many lines of goods he
has opened new novelties, many of which
were never before placed upon the
counters in this city. The proprietor of
this establishment during his business
career in this city has carefully studied
the wants of his customers and in making
purchases takes advantage of this knowl-
edge. A glance into Mr.. Gilman's show
windows will give strangers, for it is not
necessary to inform those acquainted
with the Red House. an idea of the fine
! line of ladies', misses, children's, gents
and boys footwear carried by this estab-
! lishment. There is nothing lacking in
this line and they are of quality that
can not be excelled. The visitors at the
| fair in need of footwear should not fail to
examine this line of goods before return
! ing to their homes. They can not fail to
be suited out Of this immense stock This
display, however, represents but one de-
| partment of the Red House, and all the
other departments will be found fully as
| we'll stock ed