Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-17

and two large jars of lemon cling peaches
preserved in natural state,
James Rutter, of Florin, exhibits IL
varieties of wine grapes 8 OF table grapes,
samples seedless Sultana raisins, , varieties
figs, 1 of apples, 1 Of pears sample oranges
Chinese citrons, samples licorice root, silk
worm cocoons and pampas grass.
p. II. Murphy, of Brighton, exhibits -
varieties of wine grapes, % of table
cranes and ) of raisin grapes. .
varieties of plums, of peaches, )
of FIGS. 6 of pears, of apples, OF al
monds, pomegranates, Usage oranges,
ounce, pampas grass; walnuts, varieties.
In this exhibit is a bunch of grapes OF the
Flaming Tokay variety, weighing pounds.
Albert Miller, of Brighton, has an eXhl-
bition consisting OF varieties OF grapes. 3
of plums. t of pears. : of apples, sample
lady-applcs pomegranates, ? varieties hgs'
and samples of strawberry plants
George II. Kerr. Elk Grove, has on eX-
bibition IA varieties of table and wine
grapes, samples crystallized sun-dried
raiSins. 8 varieties of apples and of pears.
+. Gabrielle presents an attractive display
of vegetables consisting OF cabbage, ;
kinds of turnips, samples rutabagas, )
kinds of cabbage, cauliflowers, beets, car
riots, parsnips. African radish, horseradish,
green corn. pumpkins, 4 kinds of squash,
cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, peppers, rad
ishes. parsley, 8 kinds OF potatoes, 4 kinds
of beans. > of peas. sweet potatoes, cante-
loupcs. peppers on vines. Specially notice
able are cabbages Il inches in diameter,
beets eight inches in diameter and cucum-
bers nearly three feet long.
&. DeMartini also has fine display of
vegetables consisting of sweet potatoes, )
varieties of squash, cucumbers varieties
of cabbage, egg plant, peppers, celery, to-
matoes, > varieties lettuce, varieties string
beans. spinach, corn on stock, carrots, rad
ishes, leeks, of tunips beets, onions,
parsnips canteoupes. Specially noticeable
features in this display are some mammoth
squashes, the largest of which weighs 1S3
pounds. and stands two and One-half feet
| high on the table.
Manuel E. DeCosta. of Freeport, exhibits
varieties of potatoes, the Centennial OF
| Victoria, weighing from two to two and
one-half pounds each, ana 3 samples OF
Early Rose.
w. NJ. Baker, Brighton has for examina-
tion on the tables of fruit some fine grapes
eighteen varieties-five of peaches, toul
of pears, one of ounces, sample OF al
monds sample of figs, and two nicely ar
ranged boxes of mixed grapes.
\ display Ol Hluic. tlC - illtttlC ny VI =
Woodwork. q. L. Threlkel Jos. Berris-
ford, j. II. Darlington, Mrs. Jones Louis
Wilcox, Mrs. Kittie Walther. In theiI
collection are very fine samples Of peaches
plums, pears, apples, grapes. oranges, chest
nuts in burs, pickles, canned fruit, figs and
ounces.
c. McCreary & Co. have on exhibition
eighteen samples Of mill products, consist
ing OF patent roller flour, Graham flour,
cornmeal. etc.
W. r. Strong & Co. present as a part OF
Sacramento county representation at the
State Exhibition very fine display OF
seeds Of all kinds The exhibit is very at
tractively arranged in the form of pyra-
mid, and in sacks of seeds, boxes of seeds,
and glass exhibit packages of grains, etc,
are to be found those of ia varieties OF
vegetables, 35 of herbs 233 varieties OF
flowers. 90 of tree seeds, 2S Of grass seeds,
and u varieties of grain