The record-union., 1891-09-08
STATE FAIR NOTES.
Some of the Attractive Exhibits at Il
PaNilfnn.

iiIDIL VI SIONC anu WHICH, W Ill at
tract the attention and admiration of all
visitors.
All lovers of fine headwear of any
style, size and description viii be pleased
on examination OF the stock of the ell
terprising firm OF Charles j. Fredericks
d Co., hatters, who will be found at
S02 J steet. This firm have spared no
pains to secure the latest styles in the hat
line early, in order to exhibit the same
at their store during the two weeks OF
the State Fair.
Among the home industry displays
at the Pavilion, OF which every Sacra-
mentan may be proud, will be that of the
well-known butchers and packers, Mohr
u Ioerk. Their exhibit is situated III
the main hall of the Pavilion, and every
article of which it consists is handled and
prepared III this city, and will be looked
upon with pride by the resident visitors
particularly.
The visitors in this city during the next
two weeks should not fail to view the
new attractions in the stationery line
which Will be presented in the show win
dOws of w. +. PurnelI, at 600 J every
day. While MIR. Purnell has no exhibit
at the Pavilion, he proposes to do all in
his power 10 add to the attractions in
Sacramento during fair time. His dis
plays, which will be changed daily, will
be well worth seeing and special effort
should be made by all to call at his place
of business.
One Of the first exhibits to be placed in
order in the Agricultural Implement
Department at the Pavilion was an
Aermotor windmill. w. II. Luelling,
ll16 street, who is agent for this fitting
tower steel mill, has charge of this ex-
hibit. The mill has been on sale in this
section of California but little over year,
but during that time has made many
friends and finds Il ready sale wherever
1t is known. 1t has given the greatest OF
satisfaction when used III pumping water
for irrigation purposes. It's fitting tower
! brings the wheel TO the ground for Oiling,
and makes it so simple that q child can
handle it.
y. Aitken's, of the Pioneer Marble and
Granite Works, WAS busily engaged at
the Pavilion yesterday arranging his
marble exhibit which promises to be su-
periOr to any made in this city on like
| occasions. Mr.. Aitken's works are sit
uated at 423 ] street, where visitors are
invited to call during their stay in the
city.
The well-known and enterprising firm
of Ingram IL Bird, whose carpet and fur
niture house is at 6I7 X street, are again
at the front, and with their usual enter
prise making a most successful effort to
al lloll III lltlI lIllt. a.
great expense they are arranging an ex-
hibit that will be, when completed, one
OF the most prominent in the Pavilion,
and one that is unique and attractive.
Visitors at the Pavilion will be pro-
vided with every description of candies
by j. A. Moynihan, whose candy factory,
at AS J street, will also provide an in
viting place for visitors. His home
made candies will be highly appreciated
by all investors.
The Singer Manufacturing Company
propose to lead in the line of sewing
machine displays at this years fair, and
in order to do this are arranging an ele-
CANT exhibit in the south wing gallery OF
the Pavilion. This exhibit, which prom
ises to excel all previous ones, will prove
most interesting to the lady visitors, who
are most earnestly invited by the com
pany's managers to call and be shown
the beautiful work executed, and the
simplicity and the many uneXcelled con-
veniences of their machine.
=. NJ. DOWner was engaged yesterday
in the agricultural implement depart
ment of the Pavilion arranging the dis
play of Wind-mills, tanks. pumps, etc,
OF Byron Jackson of San Francisco. Mr..
DOwner is the Sacramento agent of Mr..
Jackson, and takes particular pride in
pointing out the excellence Of his many
useful articles.
L. II. Hoppe, who has charge of the
Sacramento business Of the Pacific Coast
Livestock Owners Mutual Protective
Association, the home office of which is
situated at Monterey, is doing some active
work among the livestock owners who
are tiOcking into this city at present. The
object Of this association is to check and
control the spread of disease among live
stock, and TO indemnify its members
against loss OF livestock by accident OF
disease. The workings of this association
are familiar TO all livestock men, and Mr..
| Hoppe is meeting with abundant success.
While many Of the business men are
| making a special effort to make at
! tractivG displays at the Pavilion there are
others who have found il impossible To
do SO. Many of these, however, propose
to DO their best to make Sacramento at
tractive by making special displays in
! the windows of their respective business
! houses. Prominent among the last
| named class is G. Ii. Gilman of the Red
| House. While Mr.. Gilman rarely en-
| braces the opportunity TO make special
! exhibit at the Pavilion during the State
! Fair he never fails 10 make a most meri-
! toriOus display in the show windows OF
! his establishment, IA and 10 J street.
! This energetic and Widcawake business
man, who has made the "Red House.
as it is 1aniliarly called, famous in this
! section OF California, ignores the Pavilion
merely from the fact that his own quar-
! ters furnish ample opportunities for a
more thorough individual inspection OF
his goods, and ali are invited to call on
him. Mr.. Gilman's success is largely
due to the fact that he has carefully
studied the wants Of his customers in MS
purchases, and all these goods have been
most tastefully arranged in the respective
departments with an elegance that will
please all callers.