Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-14
THOJ e NO 1l,045.

Ms. J. L. Beecher Jr.--Paintiug on velvet,
lambrequin and table scarf Worsted knit slip
pers.
Mrs. AIge Kelsey-Samples Gower seeds.
Mrs. A.. Rose-Two varieties potted meat,
| iambrequin in worSied embroidery.
| Mrs !. J.. EeecheT-ThrCe dozen Cicssas Jelly,
| twenty-five varieties; one dozen raspberry Jam
i've Jars sealed fruit one case seeds containing
| 100 varieties three varieties pot;cd meat four
| NaileleS lTuit stones, beet seed, swiss chard,
/ onions, red corn variegated corn, lowcr stands,
| lentii, sample pcmegranate.
| Mrs. Joseph Hale-One dozen jellies, seven
Jars sealed fruit, OF plums. two kinds Of peaches
| Ms W p. Ashley-Five varieties of corn.
| Deet seeds, varieties watermelon seed cucum-
beIs, peas. beans, tomato, parsley and balsaInine
] seed onions grown without irrigation
! Mrs ). Adams-FiYe varieties OF fruit in iars
| OF lSSi; crystallized fruits jelles and crab APP
| pies, pampas and other grasses and four varie-
| ties OF seed.
W. F. sibley-specimens Of club wheat. black
| bar ey and soil where raised, shear Of bearded
! wheat Cuban Queen watermelon.
| Mis-. Sabin-Samplcs fax seed AID mirabilus
! Mrs kuhl-Icn varieties Of flower seeds. five
vsrietie, OF beans, fax, eggs, native oats.
! j. \. RichGu!s-Sarnples OF wheat and sracf-
| men OF soil where gTOwn-Wcst SIDE, san Joa-
| quin river.
J. D. Peters-Bald Barley. ehevalier barley
| and common barley Exhibit OF buhach also
| three specimens of rye.
| Jos Hale-tive specimens of Heath AID cling
| stone peaches in alcohol. Dried figs.
! G. ". Andrews-Speeimens of seveu-headed
wheat: corn on stalks
C.. \. Baehman, san Joaquin Riyer-speci-
| meus of bGrley and wheat.
! Ms W. D. Ashiey-Almonds grcwn from cut
| ting, Which was planted 1856, now eight feet in
circm ference; onions raised without irrigation;
| jar dried figs.
| Miss Alice Asnloy-Specimens of beaten brass.
| Mrs Dohrmann-Si ecimens OF kindergarten
D HiidTeth-Wheat salt Lake Club. winter
| sown. produced forty bushels per acre sample
| g. L. Stafford-White Australian wheat.
l.. \. Richards. West 5idc-Two varieties wheat
and specimen OF soil.
| ChGrles \. Beechcr-Gi8nt or Iron clad water.
melon; also seed from specimen which weighed
| 741s pounds
Ms. W. Ii. Positive jas pickles, four jars
". j. oyerhiser~saft Lake club wheat, bar
| ley, oats ana corn.
MiddlekoG Linden-specimens giant sun
C. V. Thompson-Four white cucumbers, one
| Hercules club gourl, and garlic.
| Mrs Alex, Chalmers, stocktnn-Crocheted
| and cOuched specimens Of fancy work.
| Miss Iva Phiilirs-Wheat figures for deeora-
jim wah-China squash, seeds, and green
Stockton Paper Mills-Fiye samples in bales.
! Il. c. sOuthwOuh-TwO samples white Aus
I tTslan wheat.
| =. Fitzgerrad-White Australian wheat
| ". ]. Gray. Lindeu-SGmpie white wheat.
! 7. Z. Ketchum, L!ndcn-Burley and wheat,
| thrasled and in she6f, superior white Aus
4 tTdIau tlrte NaEi pss ui pears. TWO OI ApE'e>.
BactmsH t Brant-Fiue display of cliicoTy-
seed. root, dri' d. parched, aud ground fine and
| coarse.
| c. o. Burns, China Hall, StOcktOn-Tlyo Jars
| cherries.
Z. K. Euiot--Early Spanish corn, sweet corn,
bro IN corn sherf of white Australian wheat
seven varieties Of wheat, namely, Propo, Club
Chill, White Australian, Red Chaf and Sack
Tuscan wheat.
| Mrs James sMarsh-Seedling clingstonc peach.
/ Mrs pirEiuvS lpHi a lady gf SO
contributed bed-quilt which is one of eighteen
which she pieGed during the past year.
I Mrs L. Wiliams-TWo samples green corn,
field beans and two varieties squash.
A. J. Woods-Peaches, two varieties; apples
five varieties; pears, three varieties. and Hum
garian prune
Mrs A. J. Woods-Rag carpet, one bed. spread,
one jar buckwheat and one Of pop corn.
Crown Mills, Stockton-Specimens of -four
and cornmeGl.
Sperrys Mills, Stockton-Samples of wheat,
rye, flour and Germea.
Stockton Broom Factory a. Hemingway
Eight samples brOoms.
Norman (. Alling-Sample Of club wheat In
sheaf.
Mrs n. E. Alling-Box of dried figs
Miss Annie Smythe-Six glasses of apple Jelly
Mrs. J. H Landor-Six glasses apple Jelly.
Mrs Charles Merrill--kighteen glasses jelly in
variety.
varieties seeds, SIX jars canned fruit, flowers
| and grasses
Mrs S. p sabin-Samples of orange cling
peaches.
Mrs E. N. stowe-Cut flowers.
Mrs L. P. Coggswell, Bellota-Three varieties
corn.
Mrs. Boisellier, stockton-specimen of bees
wax.
| A. P. Buell., Stockton Box Factory-Case of
| twelve boxes.
J. NJ. Beeeher, six miles from stockton, east
I-Sau pies of white wheat.
Miss Sadie Russell, Linden-Log cabin quilt
containing 5,ii1 pieces elegant crazy quilt,
Mrs. J. d. utt-Four pieces point lace.
= Il nrafnn int Lao
| Mrs. W. C. Ramsey-Two embroidered picture
frames. lambrequiu, table scarf embroidered
on plush.
Mrs J J. Beecher-Point-lace ties.
Mrs. r.. n. Willing-A specimen lot.
Miss Sadie Observation-Disclosures work.
J. House-Sample Siberian crab-apples.
| Mrs. f. Sabin-TWO floor mats, dusting bag,
stocking bag, six jars mixed pickles, logcabin
quilt, and jar picked figs.
Robert Howes, Stockton-One sample of bar
berries on branch.
Mrs. +. W Observation-Disclosures table
cover.
Miss Aida Anison-One slumber robe
| Miss Nellie Itutchius-Sofa pillow. ;
Mrs. J. NJ. Fowler-Corn-husk mat.
Mrs. c. Allison = Jar of picked igs, two
samples Of olmonds, dried grasses.
James TalmGdge-Jar of castor beans and n
growing plant Of same
Mrs. +. S. sabin-Iar sunaower seeds and one
| caudied orange peel
| Mrs J. Bunch-Two drawn worsted mats
| Mrs. Nelaon-One box pressed figs, l jar
| dried apples, jar cherry plums, , jars grapes
| and pears mixed, jar crabappes, jar apple
sauce . Jars pear pickles Jars Durple pluins 1
| jar apricots Of 1884, plate pomegranates.
| Mrs. f. J. Mcintosh - Hair wreath seed
wreath, cen mutton tallow. miniaturc ranch,
! prepared by Mrs. Z. J; Mcintosh and Mrs f. q.
/ Williams, OF Woodbridge.
| a. J. Nelsou-Ssmplc of wheat,
| Daniel Sheen SqUashes and samples OF sweet
| p0tat' eS box OF MUhumic potatoes.
John Z. Thompson, WoOdbridge-Sample Of
| beets, sample oi ounces soX Of grapes, two va
| rieties OF Egyptian corn.
| +. Fiske-Two samples OF wheat australian
! and Prnpol, one OF barley, two Of corn, sample
| white figs. Plate of pears two Jars almonds,
| one of peas. one Of dried figs, watermelon seeds.
| bottle Whiie grape vinegar
| Henry Beckman-Sample Snowflake wheat.
| H. W. CoWell-Samp Of rye.
| Mrs Du' 'tin-Jar solt soap. dried grasses sam
| pie wheat and three SAM les seed.
| Mrs. Eva Toui-Au Indian bedquilt.
| Mrs Henry firckman-A slunibcr robe.
| Miss Mabel White-A silk bed-qUilt.
| Mrs. McAfee-Original Indian corn, sorghum
| seed, Egyptian corn
Z. ThOrp-sample broomcom.
| Mr.. Emde-Sample of tobacco and Of red pep
per
| c. p. Allison-One sheaf OF oats.
James A. Anderson-Six trees, eight varieties
| OF fruit, two varieties Of peaches (Seit Lake
Joseph Putnam-Eight varieties apples seven
varieties pears, two varieties of peaehes. and II
bale of hops
s. C. Waters-Samplc OF tomatoes.
7. Clemenes-Sample of tall com and sample
| of hoys on pole.
Mrs. F. G. Williams-Jar of figs two Jars of
prunes, one jar of pears, one jar of plums two
| jars of almonds. one sample of macreme work.
sample OF beardless barley, sample OF Egyptian
seven-headed wheat and one jar of black wal
nuts.
Andrew Myers-Sample of bald barley.
C. =. MunsOn-Sample of wheat.
Wm. YouDg-sample of wheat.
Mrs. Gerrard-Sample of wheat, one sample OF
| barley and an embroidered table cover.
George lIOgan-Samples of wheat and corn.
J. Il. Stafford-Sample of wheat.
Samuel Woodruf-Samples of corn and bar
| ley.
c. Bemert-Two boxes grapes -four varieties),
and sample of pOmegranate.
D. HulIman-seventeen varieties of native
grasses and five samples of wheat.
SPECIAL MENTION.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
If there is any one thing that strikes the
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