Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-13


Orang s-J. Northup. Lancha Plana
Pears, plums Andrew Winters lone
Grapes-Zlnfandel, Muenier golden chasselas,
berger. cargnsn. grenaehe, rose of Peru, ries-
ing, Whi'e malaga flame tokay, mataro. seed
less sultana-Fruitdale iarm, Hon. A. Cdminetti,
Jackson.
Nectarines pampss grass, white wine. musk
melon, american sunhower. Russian sundOwer
}. Il. Willderment. Valley Springs.
NEEDLE AND MISCELLANEOUS FANCY WORK.
Crazy quilt-Birs. George Dunlap. lone
Two lambrequins and pin cushion-Mrs. Mil
lie Finn, Plymouth.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs Henry Martin, lone.
Tidy and fiie screen-Mrs. r. Bag ey lone.
Infants clothing and fine lace work-Mrs, C.
y. Lendes. Volcano.
Embroidered table scarf-Mrs. ]. F. Stuart.
lone.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs. p. Hearty lone.
Cradle quilt and lap robe-Mrs. NJ. Culley,
lone
Lace work and house rug-Mrs. n. johnson.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs. George Wilmington,
lone.
Display of quilts-Mrs. D. Dawson, lone.
SIX embroidery patchwork quilt-Mrs NJ. C.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs. j. Whitaker. lone.
Embroidery chenille work. paper flowers, EN-
broidered table scarf Mrs. Sutherland, lone
handkerchief case, silk crazy quilt and tidy
Mis- .. T. wilson
Handkerchief case. ornamental plaques and
fanner-Mrs. c. T LaGrave, lone.
| Crochet bedspread-MIs. .. w. Rhinehart
| Pine Grove.
Patchwork quilt-Mrs Oils Rhinehart, Pine
Grove.
Macrame work - Miss Maud Z. Sehrack
MOkelumne Hill
! Tidy, crochet skirt, ladies' underwear, lace
| work, patchwork quilt - Mrs. l.. NJ. Earl
Patchwork quilt, ladies' underwear Mrs
| Violet lone.
Fancy foot:stool crazy quilt, arrasene-Mrs
! G. Hoffman, Jackson.
Arrasene foot-stool, sofa cushion, embroidered
! banne s-Mrs. j. Herret Jackson.
! Chenille work-Mrs. Dwyer, jackson.
| Wax work-Alrs- J. Hewitt, jackson.
| Tides, out ne embroidery and sofa cushion
| lsmp-mats, eJc-Mrs. l.. McHardy, lone.
Darned net work-Mrs. c. 7 Lagrave, lone.
Knit baby soeks-Mrs. J. Meshet ii. lone.
Lace work-Miss Lizzie Vogeli, O.eta.
PlaqueS-Miss Emma Wools Y, lone.
| Kit lace-Mfs. Peter Terney, Dry CTeee
Tides. patchwork quilt, lamp mat-Nrs. D.
| Denny, lone.
| Scarf arraseue embroidery, Kensington work
| sofa cushion-Mrs White. lone
! House rug-kev. Mir. White
Hair work and arrasene-Mrs. T. A. White
Hand made hose-Mrs R. S. sanborn lone
| Crochet bed-spread, straw air castles, crochet
skirt, wooden ian, hand ma1s-IIs. l. N. Har
! Ian, lone.
Bed spread, knitted-Mrs. A. Yoak, lone.
Coyerlet bed-spread, pill0w-shams-Miss An
ME Dwyer, jackson.
Lace work. pillow-shams-Mrs E. Evans
Jackson.
Maerame lambrebuin-Mrs J. N Harlan, lone
Paper hOwers-Mrs. Dwyer, jackson.
Linen lace-Mrs. Sorrenson, Rio Vista
Campo dlsplay-Mrs. o. T. Wilson, lone
! Crewel worll-Mrs. White. lone
Album quiit-Mrs. Wilmington, lone.
head-rest-Mis. F. Sutherland.
PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, ETC.
Animal life. still life, and landscape two o
| each-Dr. O. I. Wi son, lone.
Flower oil painting, painting on textile fab
rlcs, landscape painting in oil and large col
! lection of paintings-Mrs. G 7. Lagrave, lone
Two oil landscapes--Cora Love lone.
| Two oil paintiUgs--1yy L. Mace, Sutter Creek
| This is worthy OF note from the tecJ that tn,
| young lady never took q lesson in her lie anC
her work is of superior merit.
Landscapes in oll-Miss Emma Woolsey.
DRIED AND CANNED GOODS.
Honey in comb-A. P. Harmon jackson.
| Fruits in glass-George Woolsey, lone anC
Mrs. George Wilmington, lone.
| Preserves jellies, etc. in glasS-Mrs J. W
Violet, D. Denney ana William H. Prouty, al
J OF lone
( Black walnuts Mrs. D. Dawson. lone
! Black and English walnuIs and Almonds
A. Goodney, Comanche.
| Almonds =. GaIabaldi. Comanche.
Dried peaches aud prunes and display of pea
nuls-W. FL. Piouty, lone.
Dried apples, pears, peaches, prunes, etc
I George Woolsey, lone.
Alden process-E Genochie Il Bro, OF jackson
| The same firm has a large display of dried
fruits and samples of seediess raisins.
DR. ed apples, pears, peaches and plums-J
| W. Violet lone.
Raisins-w G. Edgar, lone.
Dried peaches and igs-D. Denny, lone
NOTES or THE FAIR
The lone track mas won the reputation o.
being one Il the fastest largest and oest
| in the State.
President Gregory. Secretary LaGravt
and George F Mack are deserving of credit
| ior the able manner III which they con.
| Quoted the affairs of the association.
Jackson Car led OIL the 800 prize fol
township exhibits She should now quit
! her petty spite work and join with lone in
| working fOc the good of the entire county
Every One vino visited the Pavilion said
that Il. Wo0lsey's booth of potted plants
was the finest Thing on exhibition.
All the tin horn gamblers in Sacramento
| and San Francisco were in lone last week
There were few suckers to bite, the country
people paid for their experience last season
and the crowd Of tOughs did not make
enough to pay expenses. They did no
stay tue week GU.
The police broke up a shell game twice
at the park. The second time they threw
the operator over the fence He fell on
bis back and for time it was thought they
had made q job for the Coroner.
| senator OainlneItl, congressman JOnn
Eagon and Distrc CT Attorney McGee, o1
jack son. ali made addresses al the Pavilion
One of the speakers from Sacramento
said there were more pretty women to the
acre in lone than auy place he ever visited
| He attended the ball few hours later, and
was the lion Of the hour among the ladi, 8
He is a married man.
b lssacS was the hsppiest man in lone
all the week. He says when they get the
new Pavilion erected his happiness will be
| com mplete.
Philip Herzog sold bis fast little horse
Peregrin, to Andrew Wakeman, who re-
sides near Elk Grove, for 81 so On Fri
cay the owner of LiGa Ferguson matched
her against PeIegrin Tor five eighths of a
mite dash, TO be Inn OH the last day of the
State Fair, Tor 5000 a side. The money
was put up, and fast time will no doubt be
made.
The line fruit in glass, from the Q ranch
was put up by Mrs. George Hoax.
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