The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-01


people In holiday attire ere docking In
from all parts OF the county, 30 that the
attendance to-day promises to DO very
large, Yesterdays attendance was quite
large, especially Ia the afternoon, when
the grounds were pretty well hlled up
THE EXHIBITS.
collars & Co. have, with their usual
enterprise, a magnificent display OF Tor
eign and domestic dress goods, SILKS,
cloaka aud wraps OF every description, M
well 40 dry goods In great variety, the
whole forming beautiful sight. Among
other things, this Arm has also displayed
the ane $50 dress which II ohers ~ q
premium for the best fruit CAKE ek'
hiblted, and which attracts considerable
attention from the female portion OF the
Fair yisit0rs.
Rockhill & Burwell have very nnO
display OF furniture In Floral Hall.
j. l.. Myers q Co, have an excellent ak
hibit OF nne leather and plush albums,
Odor and toilet cases, and host OF other
articles, including some iln0 oil paint
ings Of W, T. Matthews, the well known
artist
ii. Il. Bauman, the we'll known slate
rooier, displays a iiae quality Of slate In
Floral Hall.
The White Sewing Machine Co, rep
resented by France u Hershey, the
agents OF this city, are on hand ~ usual
with their excellent machines. includ'
ing the $55 one which they offer az q
prizA for the best exhibited crazy quit,
Mira. Kapper, OF North Market street,
has q beautiful diaplay OF hne hair
work.
ii. j, Lamlel, the Domestlc Sewing
Machine agent, has an Interesting lot OF
hia fayOrte machines on exhibition.
In the Art Hall, John W0nderly has on
display number of relics OF great an.
tiquity, such aa Roman copper coins OF
the time of Augustus Caesar, a deed on
yellum Of the year 1867 from King
James OF Scotland TO j ic0b Dunbar, to
gethpT with postage stamps OF all KINDS,
shells aud relies, specimens OF mineral
ogy, old swords, guns, quilt and towels
l0S years old, made In Maryland, tn
W Ole forming a wonderfully interest
Ing display, and OF great value,
In the Art Hall IL n lue crayon draw
ing OF u child, and some pencil draw.
lngs, all by " sic g, Cock, daughter Of
Dr. Cock
Daniel Paar s. Son have q tent 4 led
with u splendid display OF iile car
riagas
Bicher, Gibbs g. Co display lue lot
OF plOwa of their manufacture.
0. Q, s az has q good road machine on
exhibition .
Ths Unyer'al Pllw Co, ia represented
by an excellent display OF their nae
plows,
Louis Hoffman Ia on hand with large
selection of hia celebrated br0Oms,
The CmtOu Carpet Factory Of SaHlser
n Rldy, 63 Jackson street. l. represent
cd by u choice assortment OF their pro-
dues.
Sherrlck ~ Miller have several show
cases Il led with u splendid display OF
guns, hardware, etc, In tho center oil
Floral Hall.
The Canton Gliss Co. display several
hundred different pieces OF glassware,
which IL u very Ane exhibition.
George II Spangler exhibits q large
and varied assortment OF hats, caps, ana
gents furnishing goods OF every DO
scription.
The Boston Store has q magnificent
display Of dry goods, dress goods, etc
which stands out very prominently ana
attracts many aight.seers.
The Floral display Of Louis Engle IL a
beautiful one, and one OF the attractions
OF tho Fair.
THE ART HALL,
Tho Art Hall, which has recently been
erected as now feature OF tho Stark
county Fair, this being its ilrat use, ana
the display therein Ia q particularly hue
one, embracing many excellent specl'
mene OF art, portraits OF every variety,
frames Of artificial flowers, baskets,
etc, together with u large collection OF
lnllan arrows and other relics, with
fne samples OF worked goods,
p, Ruef a. Soma. OF Richyllle, with a
branch Office NJ 40 South Walnut street,
this city, have a nne display OF wood and
stone carved work, when Ia very at'
tractlye. -
James ", Flohr has on exhibition q
case containing u tea aot 100 yeara old,
ancient coins, 1udian pottery, an Indian
c0rn.gflnder, together with copies Of
tho Canton Repository Of May ith, 1920
and August Slh, 1899, u bill OF exchange
OF 1850, aud copy OF q Greek Grammar
dated 1867,
Juhn II. Prince contributes collcc
ton OF Indian spear points over l0C
years old, while close by stands II case
OF old stone relice and an ancient spin
ming wheel.
In artistict needle work the admira
lion Of everybody, y,-eyen the children
stop with, "0h, my, how beautiful, y
Mre. Keplinger has excelled herself IN
her beautiful display OF artletlc needle
work. The variety Ii 30 extensive that
we will not attempt In this article TO dC
Justice TO tho display. Among the arti
clea on exhibition are several pieces OF
great merit. which were exhibited nc the
Worlds Industrial aud Cotton Centennial
nj New Orleans, La,, during the winter
OF 1885, aud for which Bho holds nrst
premium card, now exhibited with her
collection; and more, You Will want To
eee the beautiful pencock worked on
plush, with natural peacock feathers for
the tail, Another article OF great merit
Ia an embroidered chair; and some 20
from one beautiful article OF her handi.
work 10 another. But space does not
permit further description. 60 To tho
Fair, visit Art Hall, and there you Will
0nd many beautiful things that are
worthy place In any worlds fair--not
alono county fair.
DlCyCLE DAY.
This 10 "blcycle day" NJ tho Fair, and
will undoubtedly prove ono OF the most
Interesting OF the Ave days. Shortly be-
fore noon tho wbeomen started from the
City Hall and paraded over one hundred
strong along the following route: North
on Market TO North street, east on North
10 Gibbs street, north on Gibbs street 10
Washington avenue, east on Washington
avenue to tho Fair grounds
This races this afternoon will be n
half nj 10 race (open only TO riders who
A.va pavnE raailul n nuu utila uuah md