Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-15
Notes at the Pavilion.

| Continuing our review of the Pavilion ex-
hibits we make notes as follows:
Hiss NJ. Z. Davis, honey-comb toilet set.
Mrs. +. f. Thompson, baby afghan.
Miss Bessie Laubie, crochet tidy.
Miss Julia Goodell, one sofa pillow.
Mrs. n. ID. Goodsll one tidy, one afghan,
P. J. Isbel, of Placerville, superior display
of dried fruits.
A. d. Miller, white lid oats.
James c. Glover. Sacramento. examples of
stamping and embroidery.
Mrs. Lsftwich, Sacramento, example, of
| photograph celoring.
Rays patent laborer's sunshade is shown
by FL. p. Mahan, agent.
Mrs. Sprague and twin sister, worked bed
spread.
Mrs. W. R. Scott bed spread.
Mrs. B. r. Tade, bed spread.
Miss Louisa Conrad, bed spread-good
work for little girl.
G. N. Vests electric medical bslt is shown
by the inventor.
Day Il joy, Sacramento, examples of fine
| job printing.
A. NJ. Goodnough, San Francisco, Sseck &
Bradbury pianos, and Smiths American
organs.
G. w. Chesley, Sacramento, rock and.rye,
bitters, wines, liquors, maple and rum, ETC.
Ben Cohen, Sacramento, carpets and rugs
in fine variety.
Mrs. Z. r. Hamilton, a beautiful example
of embroidery, as firescreen.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Fratt make . very
interesting exhibit of curiosities from Ari.
IONA, such as varieties of Mesquite beans,
grass, ola and cup, sand from tLeVerde river,
etc.
Ida Allen, les wool apron.
Mrs. c. X. Murphy, lace apron.
Carrie Phelps, three chair strips in Kea-
sington.
Mrs. S. Conrad, iipe hand-sewing in the
! form of underwear. Excellent work. The
same lady exhibits quilt, specimens
of braiding, crochet baskets, etc., and
her daughters Bertha and Louisa also
exhibit specimens of fine needle. work,
crochet-work, etc. Her son Cornelius, aged
g., exhibits two examples of drawing. The
whole is credisable exhibit, especially to
| the young folks.
G. w. Holt exhibits fruit tree grating
machine.
Mrs. J. L. McCord. two silk, one felt, and
one ereton bedspreads.
Mrs. WIN. Tbbetts, lace spread and shams,
Miss Nottingham. silk quit.
Jane l.. Summers, crochet shawl.
| Abbie Sswtslls, silk qailt.
Mrs. William Kirk, oakland, silk Quilt.
| Miss Josephine Johnson, creton spread.
Mrs, Duttoa, three crochet spreads.
A s~fzgfSg carriage g take the place of tie
hobby horse. A novel Invention shown bv
the Lodi Novelty works.
! Excelsior filter, shown by Hobby & Els.
worth. Sacramento.
/ 2. I'll. Murphy, Of Brighten, makes fne
| display Of grapes and peaches, etc, there
bsing these varieties: Ts.ble grapes-Fiaming
T.ksy. Muscat Of Alexaudcia. Blps Malyoise.
Black Hamburg. Rose L 4 Peru, Black Prince,
Royal Mascatine, Bis x FerIar. Emperor.
Isabelle, White Rein de Mule, White Sweet
| Water. Raisin apeEMuscatelia Gor6e
Blauco. Musca. Alexis idria, Royal Musoat
Ejine. Finer Zivos, ,sokay White, Tokay
] Red, White Malaga. Wine and Table
| grapes ziafndel. Blasx Burgundy. White
Resisting, Catswsbs. Ri Trammir, Orleans,
Black MaIvoise, Black Hamburg, Red Noun
tain, Rsse Of Barbara. Black Hungarian,
Frankingdale. Rose sscheisless, Vesdelbo.
Mission or California, Musical Frontignen.
Psaches-McIntyre' rec. Saiway, Early
| Crawfords and Late Cr;wfords. Figs-White
Syrian, Brown Iichs, Black; four varieties of
| pears and one of piumsl
Among the exhibits sin the Pavilion. and
also OF the Pask. is one tot the star cylinder
| and coucsve tooth for ethrashing machines
by A. T. La Shells. of Biggs. Butte county.
Cal
Miss Ida Allen. New ala City, exhibits two
| wool shawls of her mske. They are hand
some specimens.
The Hanson cab, c incernine which men
ton has alresdy been made, Is the property
of Mrs. E. B. Ceocker
Mrs E. F. Aiken exhibits An appetizing
collection of jellies and preserves.
WE have just placed in stock q full assort-
ment of ladies' andtryests, Hale Bros.
Ninth and K streets.
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