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Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Riehsnkercer,s Saia.

Ths entries for the sale OF horses at
Richenberger's bazaar, will close on Sat-
urday, the Path inst. Persons interested
In the sale should note this fact so that
no disappointment or delay may be pre-
vAnted
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Finger Cut.

Andrew Mcfarland, sail-maker, en-.
pioyed by r. w. Birnie te Son, had his
foreiinger seriously cut yesterday after
noon while engaged in putting up an
awning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
uandsoine pnpcr uunglnrs

at prices as low as the lowest for flrst.
class work. Make your selection an
have work done by experienced work
men. Jones, No. 423 Market street.
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Exoursinn.

Tue second annual excursion t;ood
viii Council NO. 2S, Dautiiters and
so n oil 81. Luke, will make an e.cur.,un
10 Birmingham Park, on 1hut.lAy, July
81. Tishs;s Nv csnts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Window Broken.

The large rlate glass window at the
office OF the Wheeler " Wilson Srwiny
Machine COMPANY, on Market street was
broken This morning by sign falling
against it.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
There's Money

To be saved In buying
the right kind of Cloth,
ing-and that is Just
the kind we try to sell.
Take q good look at
our new Black and
Blue Serges and Che.
viot Suits. our stylish
Cutaway Coats and
Vests for young men,
the nobby styles OF
Fine Trousers, aud i'm
mense line of Boys
and Children's Suits.
Good style, makeup
and prices right in
every way and our
guarantee back OF ev-
cry one of them.
Our Custom Depart
ment wishes to serve
you. We are busy
and want to be kept SO
for quite a wh'le yet.
JAS. I. MULLIN 4 son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clotlliers. Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
walt and See Them.

One hu ldreu beautiful road carts a,e
on the wsy to Seventh ana or,nDe
,treeis. patroDs, reserge your orlers
for Chapman, the monarch of The tohac.
CO trad,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

stereoptio,na ana Literary Entertainment,
under the auspices OF the Lades' Aid OF
DuPont Post, No. 2, q. A. H., will be
piy II in the Crosby Il Hill building on
FRIDAY evening, May 23l, 1890. com
meucing at 8 O'Clock. Admission 10
cents. Proceeds Tor tile purpose Of fur
nishing flag Tor No. 4 school,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
At the Theatres.
ACADEMY or MUSIC,

Henry E. Dixey closed his engagement,
also his season last evening. Both Alter
noon aud evening performances were
well attended. Mr.. E. Z. Rice, the
manager, whoee contract having expired,
gave the members oil the con pany q sup.
per at Doer's Hotel.
The sale OF seats for Shenandoah"
has been remarkably large. There Ia
not box to be had for Monday night
and choice seats are selling rapidly. The
indications are that the opening audi
cnces will be both crowded and FASH
iouab'e. Much satisfaction 10 expressed
on both sides a, the wisdom OF the man
agenient in restoring the regular s:hed-
u.e Of ,r,ces for the Shenandoah" en-
sagement. The pr,sent ii lures bring
the performances within the reach o.
every body.
pRooToR'S orERA HOUSE.
"Bunch OF Keys" will be the attraction
this evening and balsnco OF the week,
with Saturday matinee.
Gilmure's famous band Will nppear
next Monday afternoon and evening,
Mr.. Gilmore's splendid musical contip-
gent embraces the very finest instru-
mental artists In the profession, which
are evidences of the hish STANDARD OF
merit his concerts have reached, and the
high charac,r OF the appreciation with
which they have been received. A sp.cu.
did program OF brilliant, pnpulsr mu ic
will be rendered here, together with
several musical novel les never before
given by any military band. The price,
have been set at 80, 75 and 81 In order
that all may have an opportunity to hear
this grand organization.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
State OF TnsrmoIneter
The " Gather

TIC morrow promises to be partly
cloudy to lair and rather warmer. Sat
nr'iay somewhat cloudy, indicating
showers in different locations
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
nr Si,,,,ns, E,. c.,ra.

The great preserver ef III, eye sight
and curer 81 all disea'es aud weakness
81 and sc cents. Fourth and KiUy
streets. A Thousand tustiinonia a.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Fashionable Tailoring.

An extensive invoice Of iasn'gnns az
suit ngs has been received BY NE " yl,nh nch
Harding, merchant tailor No: olo :. .nit
street. For . ueat- fitting, duiap,s ~ .as
" Ing cAunot bs excelled: np,csa
h nd styles and learn bis P''s'-
Gu, Ii, prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

Latest styles,

A complete assortn ent OF gentlemen's
gold aud gold-plated watch chains aud
cha ms at Willard \. Davls', No. 8 Eas,
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Latest Novelties

In wall paper and window shades, from
the lowest to best grades, ut g. W
Evans q Co. ., No. 200 West second St
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
M.F. Davis. jswaler. . last second st
MARRIED.

WOOLsEY-GALLAIIER-At tho sil
verbrouk NJ. Il. parsonage. by Rev. e.
X. Morris, Charles NJ. Woolsey OF VIII.
mington and Mabel A. Gallahcr OF
Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Now La Ynnr l,hanee.

]. A. Shannon has just received fne
IL oi Renis' flannel shirts at the low est
prices, 3D5 West SECOND street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

for ~ cabinet photographs and one l6x20
erayon portrait at Cummings gallery.
S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
For t,lean,,,,, s,iva,-...

For Cleaning Silyerware.
Tappan's Rslucent. uuequalled, 25c. per
bottle, al Millard T DAVIS, Mo. 8 East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
A Trenton BucIe, shop Closes.

TRENTON, May ALA bucket shop
operated by Charles II. Dlckenshied, q
branch OF tha Public Grain and Stock
Exchange. of New York. which was
closed Monday, shut Its doors to-day.
The liabilities amount to $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22
Painting.

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop o03 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-22

Harness, robes and whips at Perklns'
No. 10i West Eighth street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A PATRloTlo MEAauRE.



A bin has been prepared by General
0rosyenor, establishing the Chatta-
nooga and Chlokamauga National
Military Park, which has tho sup
port Of the leading mombera OF tho
societies OF tho Army OF tho cumbeTy
land, tho Army Of tho Tenneasee and
tho Army Of tho Potomac, aud oil tho
leading eX-Coniodorate officers engaged
In tho battles indicated, II provides
that upon jurisdiction being cedod 10
tho United States by tho States Of Ten
nesaoe and Georgia that the public roads
along tho crest Of Missionary Ridge
from the north end Of Ahermana Heights
10 RossWle, the road from l,osayllle 70
MoFarland'a Cap and the road from
Roasyille by way OF Loo aud uordon'a
mills 10 Crawhah sprlnga shall become
approaches 70 and parts OF the said Ma
tlonal Park, The park proper 70 which
title Is 10 bo obtained by tho United
States by condemnation and purchase
after tho c6dlng Of Jurisdiction by tho
State OF Georgia embraces tho battle
field OF ChachAmauga, and 10 TO bo
bounded by limo starting ON tho Laiay'
otto road Just north Of tho Cloud House,
thenco weat 10 Mo'arlands Gap, thence
along tho Valley road 10 tho road from
Cfawaah springa TO Loo and Gordon'a
milla, thono0 10 these mills thence
down tho Chlokamauga river 10 Reeds
bridge and thonoe TO tho place Of begin'
ming, covering about 1000 acroa,
Tho affairs Of tho park arc 10 DO man
aged undor tho Secretary OF War by
throo commissioners, ono 10 be an army
oiilcoE II Ia made tho duty OF those
commissioners undor the Secretary OF
War 10 ascertain and substantially mark
all battlo limos, Tho ChlolNmauga
Memorial Association, On Incorporation
undor tho laws OF Georgia, and tho
authorities Of any Of the statoa which
had troops In the battloa Of ChicSamau'
ga or Chattanooga, arc glyon tho right
10 ascertain and mark tho lines Of their
troops, subject 20 tho approval OF tho
Secretary Of War; who shall have tho
right to decide disputed points,
Present ownop OF property on tho
Hold within tho proposed limits OF the
park are TO DO allowed TO rcmain II they
80 doslro 10 on their lOnda Of purchase
by tho Government on terms which
amount 10 llttlo moro than agreement
on their part 10 preserve the buildings
which were standing at the tlmo Of bat
Ito and the present outlines OF folds
and forests, and 10 help caro- for and
prosoryo the marks which may bo placed
on the field, An appropriation OF $780,
600 Ia provided for carrying the act into
effect Tho bill has boon undor conaid-
Grafton by a largo number Of soldiers OF
both armies for over yoar-Washing-
Ton LoLtpr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
EDITORIAL seuIne.

THE Toledo Blade claims TO have some
inside information that Mckinley will
swallow himself In his new tariff bill, and
give us n bill with large number OF arti-
cles on the free list. Let II be recorded
that the course OF better education on tho
tariff has even penetrated the realms OF
paRanism.
Mr.. REED In the Speakers chair is the
most lawless public figure Of his time.
He knows neither Constitution nor statute
nor precedent. He knows nothing but his
own will. He is, besides, the most unjust,
the most cruel, the most overbearing, the
most insolent Speaker that ever presided
over the American House Of Representa-
tives.-[N, Y. World.
VIoR PRESIDENT morton Is going South
for few weeks. His Washington bar
has paid big money and he can afford a
little rest and recreation.
THE Repository denies that they are TO
pay the costs In the celebrated libel suits,
or that the concern admitted the libel
Well, the Repository Is wrong again, as
usual. Our original statements In the
matter are all correct, as we propose TO
show, in an article which will appear to-
morrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Without q Pam after 10 Years
Suffering.

This oertlfes that have been n great
sufferer for twelve years, have taken a
great deal ofpatent medicines, and lor tho
past nine years have been treated by diff
forent physicians, deriving but very little
benefit. | cheerlully state that after five
months treatment from DR. II. Russell
Burner my sunerlnge have been sogreatly
relieved, that am to-day almost without
pain. / cannot describe the extreme
pain suffered when | first conulted DR..
Burner. had Hemorrhage of the Lungs
for almost three years--hayihg hemor-
rhage every two or three weeks during
the last year. am happy TO say | have
not had u spell Of hemorrhagc since taxi
ing DR., Burners treatment, sincerely
hope other poor miserable invallds Ike
myeelf who fail TO get rellefclsewhere will
try the doctors valuable treatment.
lBBfE CALVERT,
Todds, Morgan Co, o., April "a, 1883
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
LAYING FoR INJUNs.
APcnnsylva votoran'a Encounter with
Dodglng Rcd Man.

APennsylva Veterans Encounter With
Dodglng Rcd Man.
While wo were lying at Fort Laramie
In 1866, q Klowa Indian from Kansas
came on TO act as Government scout,
Ho could speak English first rate, and
having lived among tho whites for years
no had picked up good many pointers.
We soon learned among other things
that no could put up his dukes In
iirstrato style. In fact whom put
against our bost man, "Joo," as the In.
dian was named, knocked him out in tho
seventh round. We put him on TO fow
extra lodges, and then waited for tho
fruit 10 ripen.
Troops were pouring in for tho Indian
war, and most Of them were old vets
from the Army Of tho Potomac. Most
Of these we're In great hurry TO knock
over an Indian, eithor with fist or bull
lot, and tho half-doson redskins about
the fort had 10 hustle TO savo their ba.
con. Ono day whom tho sign was right
wo logged Joe out In truo Indian style,
Ravo him his cue as 10 how no should
act, and sent him down among some
Pennsylvania troops. They spotted him
for q scalp-raisor NJ once, and were hust-
ling him around, when wo appeared and
demanded fair play. Tho leader Of tho
hustlers was big corporal Of Astic
fame, and the minute II was proposed to
get up mill between him and tho In
dian he jumped clear OH the ground and
yelled;
"Whoopeel That hits mel I've been
laying for an Iniunl I'll give you my
head II he stands through the first
roundw
Arrangements were soon made. We
went out where tho wagons were park
cd, cleared space, and tho principals
were soon ready. Joo was as calm as q
May morning, having little 10 saVwhilo
The corporal was all "gab" and excite
mont, and kept calling outi
"Watch him, boys, and don't lot him
runl"
Wo had six-ounce boxing gloves, and
II was TO be Quoensborry rules. When
Joe was ready everyone but the cor
poral could see that he had been
there's" the latter was in such hurry
ITO punch an Injun" that he overlooked
particulars. He weighed at least thirty
pounds the most and there was grin
Of delight on his face as the call came.
Ho went In to secure Knockout blow,
but several surprises awaited him. He
could no moro hit that Indian than
boy could lasso weaseli and when the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
RANDOM SHOTS.


MOTHER BicKEWpYI visited the Sol
dlcrs Homo, at Leayenworth, Pen, rO'
oontlN
BosroN 10 10 havo Farragut monu-
mont or statue Of horoio sizo, TO cost
Sge, 900.
Tm Barry County, (Michigan)S )Soldiors
md Sailors Monument Association has
a fund OF sl,1O5,oO,
Comm Posr Union City, Mich, pro.
sontod los auxiliary Of tho w. II, O, with
n new organ recently,
CHESTER COUNTY, Pa, expended SSH
90 during tho past year In tho burial Of
twenty-five lndigont veterans.
CUSTER Posr, No, 0, Loavonworth,
Kan, during tho past year has built a
fno hall, ilxSO feet costing $4,000.
CHARLES II, HAoKLrY made tho city
OF Muskegon Mich, q gift OF $40, 900 TO
bo used In tho erection OF soldiers
monumenS,
COMMISSIONER or PENSIONS RAUM has
requested Congress TO authorize tho up.
pointment OF thirty physicians and sur
goons in tho medical division OF tho
Pension Bureau.
THERE Is always somo smart follow
who fools o call TO indicate tho truth OF
history In its most minute details. Tho
San Antonio Times mentions ono whose
only object sooms 10 havo been TO APP
pear In print, Ho saysi General Loo
did not surrender undor an apple treo,
but near 10 ono"
ONE Of tho Oldest living mombors OF
tho Grand Army OF the Republic Is
Hiram Wormoll, who lives at Water
Vile, Mo, Ho Is now soventy.nino
years OF ago. Ho went TO the front at
tho ago of flfty-ono years. He joined
the Tenth Maine, and one Of his sons
was In the same company.
THE only post of the Grand Army OF
tho Republic whose members are COM
posed OF "redskins" ia that named
Joseph Sedorborgor Post, No. 90t, Of
Koshona, Wis The comrades belong
TO tho Menomonee tribe or nation.
Their business Is conducted according
TO the established forms, and tho vot-
Grams take pride In their mustera
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20


net iuunu pipsta ha Nhl uAa gwen
place 10 a look Of astonishment
When round second opened we gave
jos tho wink. lie made dodge or two,
ieinted, swung his right with a smash,
and the corporal uttered yell and went
10 earth 10 snora like horse for hye
minutes before ha came TO- II was a.
clean o Knockout ~ any one eyer saw,
and he was man enough 70 realize "
When he could keep his feet he reached
out his hand 10 Joe and said
"Don't aet me down for fool ana
simply fresh too ireah, This has salt
cd me, however, and II you'll oome
around 10 the tent l'll divide half and
half with You, and then give You q fe'
yolyer which captured Ia Virginia, 70
learn how 10 got that swing with tho
rightn-R, Y, Sun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Ahnnnd LnnAl onlnlnn.

u, cambridge MundOy Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co, Tex, says "llaye used
Electric Blttora with most happy 10
suits, My brother was also very low
with Malarlal Fever and Jdundloe, but
was cured by timely use OF this medi'
Gene, Am satisfied Electric Dlttolb
saved his life,"
Mr.. ID, /. Wilcoxon, Of Horse Cave,
KY, adds a like testimony, saying; lie
positively believes he would have died,
had n not been for Electric Bltters.
This great remedy will ward or ~
well ~ cure all Malarial Discusses and
for all Kidney, Liver or Stomach Dis
orders stands uneqnaled Price b0o
and o. at Durbin, Wright n Co.'s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

A narrow elastic ~ run DO tho hem OF iha
sIeaye, 10 40 10 regulate tho ase around tho
nm. The bruo.s, bows ani umaa are ip
old ro,a velvet low bodIoas aru cur Ia q
becoming faahl0ni % that thoss not bleaiel
With pretty figures can soften auy hgrahne.
Of outline by draperiet The court bodice
coming on tho shoulder, pointed back aud
front, aud laced up tho back, u we'll worn,
ns 10 always h, ult lhere are ~ many yarie
tlps In ball hoi.Ubs aA thera nre Ia the cut NJ
morning gowns s0me of tho newest French
dresses have tho two sides distinctly dihor
pnt aud a. oflal a. not each sleeve 10 cut
from q c0ntrhF.ue fabric
tiu0da tor eygmng wear are most carefully
attended %, and arc very oftou Of silk, MUS
lin or crepe lla and lace Pink IL conHd.
cred generally becoming 10 youthful face
aud cream laoa hood, with fran u pnF
neps llae, and long, wide enda loosely tiel
under tho chin, IL dainty, though not a
warm, head Wrap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Tho senior proprietor Of this paper has
boon subject to frequent colds for some
years, which we're snro 70 lay him up "
not doctored at once. He finds that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is reliable.
II opens the secretions, relieves the lungs
and restores the system 70 n healthy con-
dition. II freely used us soon os the cold
has beon contracted, and before II has be-
come settled In the system, Il greatly les-
sens the attack anlt ogten cures In o sin.
gle day what would otherwise have boon
q severe cold. Northwestern Hotel Re-
porter, Des Moines, Iowa. Bifty.cant bot
Ties for sale by Durbin, Wright q Co. and
l.. Sollmann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
DIR. ~. Russell Burner,
WILL BE AT THE
BARNETT HOUSE, Canton, o.,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday March i6h 18th and 17th
Consultation and Examination Free.
PARALYSIS CURED.
O0nNIlllHL'Onh hnu
PARALYSIS CURED.
A Letter from n Cratined
Patient.

HARRIETsvILLE, o., March !, 'SS.
This Ia to certify that was afflicted
with paralysis Of the muscles nearly two
years, and have been treated by different
physleans, each one Of whom had dit.
ferent name for my disease, and was get.
ting worse and worse all the time until !
could scarcely walk or talk, | had almost
given up In despair when / saw Dr. III.
Russell Burners advertisement and al.
though prejudleed against travelling doc
tors | concluded ~ last resort TO try
his treatment and VIII ever be thankful
that l did no, for | am 80 much improved
that world not take one thousand dol-
lara for the benefit have derived from
hls treatment; In fact could not name
q price that would balance the good he
hae done me. can never fully COM
pensate him for his scrylces, but if some
other poor miserable sufferer Ike myself
should sec this and be persuaded TO visit
DIR. Burner and be relieved as | have
been | will feel have done my duty TO
my fellow man. ID. MYkR9.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

NORTH BALTIMORE, o., Feb, 15.--[Spo-
cial. l--Tho west bound freight and tho
east bound stock train collided near
Bairdstown last night. Both engines and
number OF cars were demolished, A
large number OF hogs and sheep were kill
cd. A young man named Bowerax, who
was riding on the front engine was fatal
ly injured and William Reynolds, brake
man Is missing. II is thought that his
body will be found under the ruins.
Brakeman Ellison 10 injured but may re-
cover. All traffic is stopped. The loss TO
the railroad company VIII be heavy Ms a
lnrpe nmonnt Of stock b destroyNd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
lxAMINATTpNg TaEn To AlI.

wheneyerlt IL known that Or, BURNER Il
stopping ~ q place, or0Wda gather ~ consult
him' and h q not % bo wondered AZ when Il n
remembered that In dlagu0alng q disease no
never asks n question, but dnacfibNa tho III ner.
enl diseases bottor Than the sick can Themselves,
10 q won loriul glft for anyone 20 pQaaeHa, and
Atrd wonder throughout tho o0untry,
ll0 adopted tho following plan, which IL Pc
oullhr ~ tho large hospitals, aud " not aud
never has boon tho pfaoiloeOf country doctors,
VIA, 10 carefully ndtea tho symptoms Of the
patient, aud AAcerlAlna tho condition 0f tho In.
formal organs, all VI which ho carefully records
IN hlaregater Tor future reference, lnthia way
ho AaooriAlnA tho tru0 nature Of tho disease aud
W cause, Knowing tho disease he knOwa tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Legal Notice.

10 the unknown heirs lnleregted In tho estate Of
John oibo deceased, late uf stark county Ohloi
WIN take nutloe that have presented 70 the
Probate touit VI stark county, ONO for On allow.
nnce 10 me- against The anld estate certain clam of
el,bN0 ~, Tor hunfdlng, washing and attendance
while slcr ana nurng decoionts llfeilme, aud ~
ha request mud for feftAln expenses Incurred snoe
ttc death oi Hnli droedsnt and that testimony
eonrcfnlng said claim win ho hoard by said court on
me pOth day VI March, 1rn0 NJ 10 O'Clock a m.
CHRISTIAN KROPF,
Administrator Of said JOnn Glbo
Fob 10th 1900 B-hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Latost From Carrollton.
Especial Correspondence

CARRoLLToN, Fob, ~.
Tho directors of the Carroll County Az.
ricultural Society met hero to-day and
elected the following officers: President,
George Boutwell,; vice president, Perry
DoFord; treasurer, g. W, Fawcotti aocro-
tary, @. A. Topo.
james A Rpporth Of Canton, under in
dictment for arson, was released to-day
by furnishing bond for 1900 eigned by his
brother, John A. Ripperth OF Leosyillo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

THE article from the Salem Republi.
can Era, printed IN this impression,
would seem TO indicate that the llepub'
llcana OF COumhiRna do not recognize
the full merits OF Mckinley as an abso'
Lutte necessity IN Congress, They seem
10 think the Major has had enough, NJ
least they have had enough Of him,
Something should be done without do.
lay TO stop the further Bprouting Of
thia kind Of sentiment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A Coon Rroonr...-UI have sold Cham.

A Coon REooRD.---"I have sold Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy for ten years.
says druggist u. y. Legg Of Vail, Ia, "and
have always warranted Il and never had
a bottle returned. During the past 90
days have sold twelve dozen and II has
given perfect satisfaction In every in-
stance.h II does not dry UP q cough, but
loosens and relieves H. II will cure o se-
we're cold In less time than any other
treatment, Flfly-cent and VI bottles Tor
sale by Durbln, Wright d Co. and L. Soll-
man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
SOCIETY

A popular iorH af bodice for evening wear
is out Y shape front and back, The model
here illustrated 10 Ia cream gauze, spplled
with ohanille embroidered edglngs IN doll
cate crepe lisse furnish q mnst becoming
trimming lhp podloe ID gathered Ia several
rows AZ tho WAst and chs sleeves, whioh me
also gathered, are caught upon the shoulders
with iaWeled Glafpa,