Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-10

best quality of apples, 81 co. George Woolsey;
second best display and best quality of apples
of peaches, 81 so, J. Northup; second best dis
play and best quality of peaches, Sc, George
Moolsey; best display and best quality of pears,
81 so Geo. Woolsey; second best display and best
quality of pears, S., A. L. Garbaldj; best display
and best quality of plums, 81 80, d. Denny; sec
ond best display aud best quality of plums, Sc,
J. A. Gooding; best display and best quality OF
prunes, 81 So George Woolsey: second best dis
play and best quality of prunes, 81 so, J. W.
Nloiette; best display and best quality of nee
tarlnes, 50 80: J. Northup; best display and best
quality of figs, S., George II. Dunlap; second
best display and best quality of figs, 50, A. L.
Garlbaldi; best display of oranges, five or more
%, j. Northup; exhibit of strawberries 81, D.
Denny; exhibit of blackberries, 81, George Wool
sey; best exhibit of table grapes, IS, J. Northup;
second best exhibit of table grapes, So, Andrew
Winter; exhibit of wine grapes, IS, n. Foster:
land, Gait; display of mountain fruits, SIS. A.
l. Garlhaldl display of valley fruits, els, George
MooIsey; exhibit OF pomegrenates, So, George d.
Dunlap.
Glass H., Dried Fruits and Nuts.-Best 10
pounds dried apples, So, Geo. Woolsey: second
be 10 pounds dried apples, 81, J. W. Violette;
best 10 pounds dried pears, 50, Geo. Woolsey;
best 10 pounds dried peaches So, D. Denny;
second best 10 pounds dried peaches, 81. s.
Merkle; best 10 pounds dried prunes, 49, Geo
Moosey; best 10 pounds dried figs, 81, n. Foster;
display OF English walnuts, 81 so. T. Clifton;
display OF black walnuts, IL so, Z. T. Dawson
display OF soft she'll almonds, 81 so, A. L. Carl
baldi; display of ehestnuts, 81 so, George II.
Dunlap
Glass III, Honey, Preserves, etc.-Best display
otPreserves So, Geo. Woolsey: second best dis
play of preserves, 81, Nerkel best display of
JelleS, $, Mrs: D; Denny; second best display
OF OF JeiLles, 81 J. Northup; best display of jams
-, Mrs. H. G. Kuykendall, Gait; second best
display of jams, s., Geo Woolsey: best display
OF pickles, g, j. Northup; second best display of
pickles, 81, Mrs. q. Denny; best display of
canned fruit, So, J. Northup second best dis
play of canned fruit, 81, Mrs n Foster
Glass ", Wines, Liquors, eIc.-Best bottles
OF grape brandy over one year ola, So, George
IS, Geo. Woolsey; 6 bottles sweet wine over one
year old. So, n. Fo ter: BOTTLES claret wine
over one year old, g. y. Foster: bottles port
Wine over one year old, s., W. e. Edgar; bot
bottles apple cider, 50, Geo. Woolsey; keg of
beer, s., j. Hershey.
SIXTH DEPARTMENT.
Class best embroidered piano cover. 50 so,
Mrs. r. Bagley, lone; embroidered table scarf
y 30, Mrs R; Bagley, lone; embroidered chair
cred banner, $3.50, Mrs L. BagIey, lone:
fine lace work, 81, Mrs. c. Lehender,
Volcano; handsomest ornamental panels
or plaques, g 20, Mrs; Rev; n. T.
lone; sofa cushion, 81 80, Mrs. RsY. NJ. I. A.
White, lone; lambrequins 81 so. Mrs r. Bagley,
lone; handkerchief box, 81 so, Mrs. R, Bagley,
lone; tidy, 81 so, Mrs. Augusta WEIGH, lone; best
kensington work, 81 80, Mrs C. W. Swain, lone;
canvas work, 81, Miss Rose Lehender, Volcano:
hair work 81 80 Mrs. Rev N. T. A. White; dis
play infants clothing, s. 80, Mrs. ]. W. Violetle
lone; carriage afghan, 81 so. Mrs. C. T. La Grave
lone; crochet bed spread, g so, Mrs. D Denny
lone; pair knit cotton, silk or wool stockings
81 80, Mrs: c. Lehender, Volcano; largest mer-
ltorlous display of fancy work by one lady or
miss. 5, Mrs. G. w. Swain, lone; embroidered
flannel skirt, 81 so, Mrs Rev. N. T. A White:
embroidered picture frame. 81 so, Mrs. Rev. NJ.
hi TO-. I
scarf, Sc, Mrs Rev. NJ. 4. A. White; embroidered
srrasene bloom holder, g, Mrs. Rev NJ T. A.
White pin cushion, 81, Mrs. c. W. Swain lone:
kensington table scarf, 81 So Mrs C. W. swain,
Glass Il, Juvenile-SIk embroidery, 81 so,
MISS Edith Hutchings; silk quilt (best etched)
y 90, Ada ellis; crochet wo k, 81 So Miss Rosa
Fox, lone; tatting (best house rug, 81 so,
SEVENTH DEPARTMENT.
Glass l., painting-Best oil painting, S., Mrs.
Il: NJ. Ward, Buckeye Valley; second best, 81 so,
MISS Cora Love, lone; best water-colo painting
y %, George Hansen, Jackson; best oil paint
ing on flexible fabrics, 81 80, Mrs. c. T. La Grave
CLASS H., Drawings : Best pencil drawing
81 80. George Hansen, Jacks son; best pen draw
ing; 81 80, George Hansen, Jackson.
Class Ill, Painting-Best oil painting orig
inal, s., Dr. o T. Wilson, lone; best Kensing-
ton painting, 81, Ms. c. t. La Grave; best col
lection Of paintings, S., DR.. o. I. wilson lone;
pest collection Of paintings, s. so, Mrs. c. T.
Grave, lone.
Class ~. Juvenile-Oi painting, original,
), 90. Charles Adriance; oil painting, copy 81,
Charles Adriance; water-color painting, copy,
y, Miss Edith Butchipgs; animal drawing in
erayon, copy, s. So Charles Adriance; land.
scape drawing in pencil, copy, 81, Charles Adri-
apee map drawing in one or more colors
81 so, Miss Edith Hatchings.
Glass v, otographs-Collection of photo
graphic views taken in the district, diploma
and 80, G. Sutterly, lone; collection of photo
graphs, diploma, J. +. Hodson. Sacramento;
fine gold medal for the finest and best display
OF photography, rec to all photographers in the
State Of California; j Z Hndsnn Sacramnntn