Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-13

/ Vt. w. Cneeiey q Co., Sacramento, wines
and liquors; Rock sn1 Rye. peach and honey,
maple rum, and special cordials. A large and
| me display.
Product of the Johnston Brandy and Wine
Manufacturing Company, Sacramento 81. I.
Faiter 4 Coz A largo exhibit OF home pro-
ducts
Z. w. Brahm, San Francisco, fancy goods
cut from California woods. Shown by Master
Brewer. An interesting exhibit.
j. ID. Lawrence, fancy tin-work.
w. IL. Mead. two well-inlaid tables each
| having over l. 200 pieces
Dale Co, Sacramento, good display of
mu-icsl instruments
II. Eckhsrct, Sacra mento, fine guns, pis
tolls. and specimens supplies.
Miss Abbie Sawtelle, Sacramento lace
hsnckerchiefF, lace curtains, embroidery in
| various styles toilet SETS darned net crochet
shawl, worsted work, etc
Frank Foster, Sacramento, has fine dis
play of samples of paper ruling, blank books
| and book binding.
Mrs. VIM. 81. Lyon has an exceedingly
large exhibit Ct needle work, embroidery,
outline work, painting on silk and satin lace
work, China painting, etc. 1t is brilliant
display, and altogether too large and varied
TO be catalogued in these notes. l. is q dis
play that speaks well Tor the skill and versa
tility of the lady.
Miss Carrie york has good display of
and other fine work.
Mrs. w. L. Drew exhibits darned net work,
toilet sets and other work of skilled needle
woman.
Mrs. W. T. Crowell exhibits crochet work,
skirts, wcfsel tides, crochet edgipg. child's
| crochet sets, etc, including useful and hand.
| some articles of an infants wardrobe.
George Schmitt shows specimens of me.
chanical drawing.
Mrs. Caroline z b exhibits knitted work of
good quality.
Miss S. G. Beaumont shows knitted in.
fant's shirts and stockings.
Miss Josephine johnson has a case filled
with the results OF her needle. in the form of
worssed, lace, dsrned, Embroidery and other
nae needle work, with fancy boxes for the
totles, fancy chair, jewel case, etc.
Mrs. j. d. Hill shows two large crochet
shawls.
Miss Ella G. Tubbs has an extensive dis.
play OF bead, needle and embroidery work,
with Tides, bobinet work, lambreeuins, etc.
Weinsteck & Lubin, Sacramento, exhibit
driving, buck and leather gloves, and cottons
and oiIcloth.
ID. II. Quinn, Sacramento, has good dis
play Of hats and caps.
Asher Longshore, Sacramento, has q cred.
table display Of trunks.!of home manufact-
ure.
Mrs. L. Sanborn slows thirty pieces of
ladies underwear and sixteen pieces Of crochet
sdging, and other work.
Miss Lille Z. Cutter shows one ottoman
cover in Kensington work, twelve pieces of
outline embroidery, etc.
/. R. Jewell. of Petaluma, shows fifty
seven samples Of cheese.
Muscatel raisins are shown, of fine DUAL.
ity, by j. Rutter, of Florin.
In the lower hail. Wheeler's patent can
merry is to be seen in operation.
In case in the upper small hall are the
prizes for the ladies' tournament They are
given by the Golden Eagle Hotel, Weinstock
w. Leftwitch, w. A. & G. S. Houghton. A.
Alderman Co., the Red House and Samuel
Jelly, with cash prizes by the Agricultural
Society.
Among the mos. interesting of all the ex
hibits, 1t not the leading one, is that made by
John Bidwell. of Chico, of the products of
the Rancho Chico. 1t is essentially the lead.
ing agricultural exhibit. 1t embraces boxes
of wheat as follows: White California, pro.
duct. 81 bushels; snowflake, 16i; silver
chatf, 81; white club, Sc; Sonora, 81:
Australian blue stem, So: Nepaul barley, %
blue smooth barley, 1Sl (; New Brunswick
oats, 20; English oats, 2Si Clawson wheat
go; Andrus Island wheat, So; Atlanta
Greek, So; white Chile No. l, AZ; black two.
row barley, 43; Scotch two.row barley, SO
black bearded centennial, 81 Macaroni
wheat, 252; Defiance wheat, 43; Mansion,
30; Carlsttan barley, 2S5; blackb.earded
macaroni wheat, %; large white corn, al.
falfa seed, Propo wheat S4b white California
wheat. 81 +; Norfolk prize wheat, 30a Cham.
plain wheat, 36A winter gold'dust wheat, 4O5
bearded red wheat, 10; brown Egyptian corr,
black sweet corn, amber sugar cane, Califor.
MIA rye. brown corn, Sweet Lake club wheat
46 Australian wheat, 43; Mexican barley,
80 Irish barley, Y white Egyptian corn,
California pop corn. Stowells evergreen corn,
large yellow corD, potato oats, 30; Russian
white oats, % ; Tagervog wheat, 20; Tuscan
wheat. new prolific wheat, silver chaff wheat,
Genesee wheat, white California wheat,
ODESSA wheat, pride of Butte wheat. OF
each OF all these whests some of the
straw and heads are shown in bundles.
The Genersl also exhibits samples of the
Chico Mills -four, the new and now we'll ap-
proved Cassba melon, sugar beats. fine water.
melons, large squashes, sweet potatoes, dried
plums, peaches, prunes, etc.: also, twenty.
eight varieties of pears, five of plums, ten Of
grapes, ten OF peaches and thirty one of ap-
pies. lie shows also chestnuts on the limb
and the Turkish watermelon.
Buel 4 Roberts show the adjustable bed
spring aud the machine that makes them.
Aitken & Fish exhibit samples of fine
marble work, in monuments, mantels, ETC.;
also, CRATES OF an approved patent. The dis
! play is very good
Samuel Tristram shows wire cloth Of brass
and steel made at his works at Concord, Con.
ira Costa county.
Weinstock & Lubin exhibit the Union
, churn.
!, Robert Reed shows limbs made at Oak.
land by him.
Mrs. Phil. Edwards exhibits a fine en-
broidered table cover or screen.
! Mira. e. A. Hamilton exhibits handsome
embroidered fire screen.
Miss Nellie Hamilton, q finely embroidered
dress.
Miss Belle Felter, Sacramento, exhibits a
whole case-and large one-of yery fine
needle-work, the result of her skill. 1t EN-.
! braces tine embroidery, lace. chenille and ar.
asene work, and many beautiful designs and
works in rich Goods
Miss Katis Van VOORHEES, shows examples
OF handsome outline embroidery and also
fine wall panel in embroidery
X. Dale Co.. Sacramento, exhibit col.
lection of stocking yarns.
James Seadler shows designs for modern
mansions.
3 II. Lowery exhibits maps and charts.
Miss ID. L. McCormick-Go examples of
fine painting On satin aDd other fabrics
Il. j. McLsod exhibits McLeod's XXX
, squirrel poison, made at Livermore
+. II. Girard, San Francisco, exhibits
4 Wheelock's pianos and Wilcox and Whites
organs.
Mrs. F. F. Thompson exhibits orked
wreath, hair wreath and two straw frames.
Miss Annie Conrad exhibits yorsted EN-.
broidery in motto work.
t Miss Nellie Billion, aged u, shows two
shuttle-stitched cushions and shell tidy.
] Very well done for so small miss
Anna Early, Brighton. exhibits good needle.
f work examples
Mrs. J. Conrad exhibits seed picture,
l Oae of the oldest exhibits, one that at.
tracts much attention. is genuine London
, Hanson cab T..e exhibitors name does not
appear on the cab.
There is fair exhibit of bread and cake
/. shown in competition for the Shafter pre-.
{ MUM. The names are withheld, that
no knowledge of them may come to the
g judges.
Mrs. J. Conrad exhibits samples of her
t make of bread in variety, as also does Mrs.
G. w. Lorenz
F. NJ. McKeever. very young man, ex
Z. hibits four horse power double cylinder
, steam engine, made by himself. 1t is g fine
piece of ne ,hanism. and does him great
credit.
George Uhl exhibits in the lower small hall
T a model Of brush dam work, revetment work.
:, levee protection work, etc., and explains fully
a how these structures are made and how they
are strengthened. Il is a model worthy Of
examination, and win give many an idea of
0 brush restraining works who otherwise will
n remain i'll informed on the subject.
The Golden Gate Washer is shown by J..
= D.. Winters, Yolo.
= J. F. Hill, Sacramento, has large, very
: attractive and superior display of fine car
: risge buzgies, phaetonr, track wagons, sui
kies, etc. IL is . carriage display worthy of
especial attention and thorough examination
A. Mestr, Sacramento, exhibits mum.
Q Der of fns buggies and phaetons. The ex.
y hibit stalds comparison with any in quality,
~ and deserves attention.
? Bstween the baking.powder men there is
| in the lower kall the livelisst kind Of q bat