Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-12
THE STATE FAIR.
[cosrrNuED FROM THIRD rAoE.l

q. Smith. Mrs Samuel Waters and Yrs. i.
F. Van Vicar.
A fine display OF evaporated fruits is
made by 7. j. Stephens, which amounts to
small fair of itself, coI.s6sting of over
thirty display cases and varieties.
In sun-dried fruits exhEoits are made by
B. F. Langford, Mrs.. ". Merten, S. W.
Sollars, Mrs. j. ID. Huffman, Mrs T. c..
Shaw, Mrs. ". \. Johnson, s. C. Waters
and f Fisize.
Alden dried fnlits are exhibited By Thos.
Clements and Albert Woods.
Jeilics, by Airs. Ashley of Stockton, Mrs.
Gum of Lodi, Mrs. II. d. Repper, Mrs.
Joseph Hale, Joseph Adams, Mrs. s. C.
Waters and Mrs G. O. Barney.
Home. made candy, made by Miss Hattie
Brush, Stockton.
Wines ana brandies, George West & Co.,
| Stockton, il variety, together with q cabi-
net Of all kinds of seeds of cereals, vege-
tables and nuts; display of woods by the
county, placed in wreath, table and blocks;
Mrs. j. Reid, of Stockton, display of silk
in eggs, miller and cocoons, floss silk in
skeins and beautiful silk bouquet.
| Fancy needle work, Mrs. George McKen-
zie, Miss Grace Ashley, Mrs. J. B. Gum,
Mrs. ]. J.. Beecher, Mrs. II. B. Brush, Mrs.
| WestmoOland Mrs. TreSEay, Lodi; Mrs.
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Van Vicar. Mrs. \. Lawrence, Mrs. A. J,
Putledge Mrs J. II. Mcsherry, Mrs. T. W.
Bolt and Mrs. W. c. Green.
| Photographic views taken by J. ?.
fSpooner. Stockton, of scenes in the county;
Williams & Moore, Angors goat robes dis
play Of wooden goods from Stockton Mills
By L. [. Shippee; display OF leather from
Killman & Wagoner's Tannery, Stockton
Stockton Paper Mills. display of paper
| l.
OF flour; Bnhach Producing Co.. display OF
buhach Mrs. Caroline Jerrold, castor
beans A. Thornton, display of tobacco in
leaf for 1887 aDd 1888, and first and
second crops on stalk for 1888; j. Merrill,
display of tobacco on stalk and in leaf;
same, Chill peppers; W. p. EDDY Kafir
corn; George Maslin. csper plant; James
Putnam, Atherton Bros. and Thomas Gle
mems, displays of hops; display of 25 va
rieties of grasses; c. G. Castle sugar cane II
feet high; IAcampo Nursery, display OF
sugar cane; j. Merrill, broom corn; J. Gam
BETA, suuhowers Is feet ia hight: also dis
sci. 'e'' ai'N " i'-'
Display OF field corn by T. Thorp, E.
Fiske, the Acampo Nursery and Thomas
Clements; Egyptian corn, Mr.. Starl1weath-
er, the Campo Nursery and S. c. Waters;
by James Putnam, Mrs. James Adams
ana MRS. 81. Merten, pumpkins; ). G. Ma
tiers, Z. Avis and Mrs. Merter and Mrs. j
ID. Huffman; L. II. Cutting, pine apple
| Mrs. J II. Huffman, display citrons; A. 2
Hatch and other growers, display water
melons; s. Ferelum, twin melon; S. c
Waters, display of musk melons and casa
bas.
Thompson & Harris, display OF 4 yarie-
ties tomatoes. OF beans, parsnips, carrots
beets, mangel wurzels. cucumbers. onions.
3 varieties cabbage, > Of egg plant, o!
pepper: L. II. Cutting, peppers 6 varieties,
white pieplant and ground cherries; A
Buchanan u Co. display chicory; J. J.
Hubbard, display White Belgium sugar
beets, White Belgium carrots and Ecli0se
beet; j. d. Hufman, sugar bets; display
Of potatoes by Joseph Putnam, E. Fiske
r. Cope, A. J. Wood, C. V. Thompson and
9. @. Castle, also display of dairy cheese
from Ryger Bros, of Stockton.