

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 



Third Department — Continued. 



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Exhibitor. 



Mrs. J. W. Richmond, Sac- 

 ramento 



Mrs. J. W. Richmond, Sac- 

 ramento 



Mrs. E. D. Webb, Sacram'nto. 



Mrs. E. D. Webb, Sacram'nto. 



Mrs. N. P. Wingate, Sacra- 

 mento 



Mrs. N. P. Wingate, Sacra- 

 mento 



Mrs. IT. Stettin & Co., San 

 Francisco 



Mrs. H. Stettin & Co., San 

 Francisco 



Mrs. H. Stettin & Co., San 

 Francisco 



Mrs. H. Stettin & Co., San 

 Francisco 



Mrs. H. Stettin & Co., San 

 Francisco 



Mrs. II. Stettin & Co., San 

 Francisco 



Articles. 



Best patchwork and ottoman cover _ 



Premium. 



Best embroidered handkerchief, three em- 

 broidered garments (hand sewed) 



Best tatting collar 



Best four crochet collars 



>-■:, 



Mrs. H. Stettin & Co., San 

 Francisco 



Best thirty-one yards of rag carpets 



Best quilt, pillow shams, and sheets 



Best pictures embroidered by hand (framed). 



Best display of embroidered slippers 



Best pictures embroidered by hand 



Best four watch cases 



Best pillow, embroidered 



Child's sacque, comb case, stamped goods, four 

 pillow eases, comb cases, toilet set, chemise 

 and night-gown yokes, child's cap, doll- 

 man cassock, ladies' sacques 



Mrs. C. Robins, Sacramento. 

 J. A. Stewart & Co., Sacra- 

 mento 



Miss Nancy Jackson, Elk 

 Grove . 



Miss Mary Id i ens, Sacra- 

 mento 



Mrs. E. Frick (per M. Lav- 



enson), Sacramento 



N. E. Lufkin, Sacramento- _. 

 C. W. R. Foard, Sacramento 



Alex. Mackay , San Francisco 



H. S. Andrews, San Fran- 

 cisco 



II. S. Andrews, San Fran- 

 cisco 



Mrs. M. L. Landerkin, Sac- 

 ramento 



Mrs. M. L. Landerkin, Sac- 

 ramento 



Massey & Taubenheimer, 



Sacramento 



Massey & Taubenheimer, 



Sacramento 



Massey & Taubenheimer, 



Sacramento 



Massey & Taubenheimer, 



Sacramento 



Massey <fc Taubenheimer, 



Sacramento 



One sash; one pillow, embroidered ; two py- 

 ramids, one braided and one embroidered ; 

 stripes for embroidering and braiding ; sixty 

 different letters for embroidering ; orna- 

 mental needlework 



Best piano stool cover 



Best ladies' ready-made underwear (manufac- 

 tured at Rochester, New York ) 



Crochet tidy and patchwork quilt. 

 Best frame, leaf, and moss-work . 



Best woolen carpet 



Best patchwork quilt 



Best sewing embroidery silks (manufactured 



by Seavey, Foster & Bowman, Boston, Mass.). 



One hundred and eighty yards of rag carpet : 



thirty pounds of four and five-ply twine for 



carpets and warps ' 



Display of woolen goods and embroidered 

 shawls 



Display of silk goods 



Skeleton-leaf bouquet 



Hair wreath 



Linen sewing thread 



Carpets and rugs 



Display of stocking yarn.. 

 Military and naval goods. 

 Fancy goods 



.Hon. mention. 

 $5 



-Hon. mention. 



$10 



-Hon. mention. 



$10 



$5 



_Hon. mention. 

 -Hon. mention. 

 $10 



-Hon. mention. 



-$5 



.Hon. mention. 

 ..Hon. mention. 

 .Hon. mention. 



$5 



.Hon. mention. 



Diploma. 



.Diploma rec. 



$5 



-Hon. mention. 



$5 



_Nap. ring, S. P. 



$5 



$20 



$3 



...Silver medal. 

 $20 



