Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-15

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breed best family, all Of the same breed, consist
ng Of one boar, two sews, and six pigs OF any age
The sweepstake boar and the SOW receiving the first
premiums are named, respectively, Abraham"
and "Hopton Lass, the Second" and are importa-
tions from England. Mr.. Corbett Is receiving di-
rect from England yearly importations oil pure
blood Berkshire pigs, selected with care from the
most noted breeders, and has now at his farm a |
few choice young pigs bred from these importa-
tions which he offers to breeders at reasonable |
prices For particulars apply at the Park during |
the fair at farm or office, 21s California street, San
Francisco. When Mr.. Corbett started for Sacra-
mento he had no intention Of making an exhibit, |
but finally concluded to, and with the above re-
suits Next year he proposes to make the largest
and finest exhibit ever seen in the State.
Premiums Awarded.
A. ga. Heilbron, the wel-known cattle dealers,
who are to day and have for many years been en-
gagged in that pursuit to such extent that they
are in no wise strangers to the people OF the Pacific
coast have exhibition at the Park, from their ag-
ricultura and hardware rooms, which are located at
Nos. 2l7 and 219 street, as fine and complete
display OF agricultural implements, wagons for all
classes of work. and bugges as has been seen at the
Park for many years. At this writing it is not pos
sibe for US to enter into detail and mention the par
ticular merit of each class OF wares exhibited. The
premiums awarded yesterday to A. & A. He'll
bron by the State Board Of Agriculture,
and the many hundreds Of practical farm
ers who have visited their different depart
ments during the week, is a better testimonial
than can be offered here. We only invite further
consideration the part of those who are engaged
in agricultural pursuits The representatives OF
this firm always in their respective depart
ments, ready to show and explain 10 visitors the
merits OF each piece of machinery. The premiums
awarded to this firm yesterday are as follows: "The
Victor moving machine, which is California pro-
the first premium over all other competitors. They
also received first class premiums for the best one
horse pillow, best sod pow best steel plow best cast
iron plow-all of the Peoria make-best display
of harvesting TOOLS best hand cornsheller, and best
cider press. The Champion door-hanger, for
which the firm agents, was awarded
first premium. Before closing this review,
it is proper 10 say that while the committee were
examining the Messrs. Heilbrons' department,
Wells, Fargo & Co. unloaded plow which was just
received from South Bend, Ind, the like of which
has never been in the plow line on the coast.
Experts, upon close examination, say that it will
revolutionize the plow question 1t is warranted to
run 30 per cent less expense than any other
plow made. One OF the most noticeable
features is the reversible plowshare and
point, which will wear up to the bear
ngs without sharpening. 1t was the regret of
hiatt r1o arriv laf N he
for the premium but the committee recommended
that special premium be offered by the Society for
the plow being the best general purpose plow on
the grounds 1t is known as the Economist. The
firm have been appointed agents for the State. The
Granger Business Association, of Stockton, have
also made this firm agents for the Champion Auto
matte Friction Barn.door Hanger-a valuable in
vention.
A Patented Cart.
Harry Bernard whose carriage display at his re-
pository, on Sixth street, near the Pavilion, was
mentioned Yesterday, has a new patented two
wheel cart, to which the attention of the public is
especially directed. He has divided the vibrations
by an elastic occupied shaft, the coupling being
eighteen inches from the axle The vibration is
still further reduced by having double strap on
each side reaching from the cross-bar to the axle.
Even carriage-makers compelled to acknowl-
edge that this new patent is bound to revolutionse
the manufacture of pleasure carts, and make this
vehicle more fashionable than at present simply by
making it much easier on both horse and rider. A
vehicle bearing this new Improvement can be seen
at the repository aforementioned, and all in
vited to stop and see it.
The Corbin Wheel Harrow
Stands unrivaled as farming implement II is eX-
hibited at the Park by the Changers Union Of
Stockton. Although there was no premium offered
for an implement Of this description, the Commit
tee on Agricultural Implements recommended a
special premium for it ~ 1t is the only wheel har
row that is perfectly flexible. (2) 1t is the only
harrow in which the gangs are independent. G) 1t
is the only harrow hsving chilled boxes tD 1t is
the only harrow that can be taken apart in half a
minute. (5) It is the only harrow having lever
for setting the gangs at angle 6 1t is the only
harrow in which the driver shift the gangs with
out stopping his team and dropping his lines. CO
1t can be set at sharper angle than any other har-
row.
An Unequaled Display.
In the northeast corner Of the east room on the
second floor of the Pavilion is display Of wall pa
per that is attracting much attention this year.
1t is made by c. Il. Krebs & Co., of 626 street,
this CITY, This exhibits the latest and most beauti-
full styles of paper hangings, borders, dados and
freze. There is also ceiling worked up, which is
| the most prominent feature Of the display. This
firm has for years held the first place among the
paper hangers in Central and Northern California.
They are frequently called upon to do work in
the most remote towns in the northern portion Of
the State. They keep at their store the finest and
best assorted stock of goods that can be found in
| the State. They keep constantly employed large
force Of the best workmen In the State. But very
fant idea can be obtained of the stock which c. H.
Krebs l. Co. keep by the display in the Pavilion,
and all visitors ale invited to call at their store
Besides the line Of goods displayed, they keep
santy hand all kinds OF paints, oils, glass; etc
Special attention is called to the immense stock Of
artists materials always on hand Not only visitors
from abroad but resident Sacramentans are invited
to call at the store and examine the decorative art
they receive all the latest Styles both from the
East and Europe
" Something Remarkable"
Office Of Kitte l. Co., 202 California street. San
| Francisco, September IL, 1883. W. G. Badger, Esq.,
No. 13 Sansome street, San Francisco-Dear Sir ::
l am pleased to tender to you the following un-
solicited testimony in obedience to growing con-
viction that you are richly deserving of good
| will than shall be able to make manifest. Eight
years ago next January I purchased from you
Hallet, Davis & Co. upright piano, upon your
recommendation stating to me that, as good as it
seemed to be then, it would improve by use. and
that, with care, it would in twenty years be good
piano. The Hallet, Davis Co. piano is better to-
day than when first purchased. It seems to mellow
and to have more resonance OF tone, and the sing
| ing quality is something remarkable. The sympa-
thetic tone is truly wonderful, with most elastic
action and standing in tone as firm as a rock You