Bearskin

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 60
The skin or furry covering of a bear. A thick woollen cloth for overcoats. (Mil.) The name commonly given to the shakos or head-coverings (made of bear-skin), worn by the FootGuards of the Household Brigade of the British army: also worn by the Grenadier regiments of the French and other European troops. Bears'ville, in New York, a post-office of Ulster co. Bears'ville, in Ohio, a village of Monroe coun Henderson co. ty. pos a co., about 10 m. from Mariposa. There are in the county several rich gold-mines, and in the town some quartz mills. Bear Valley, in Minnesota , a P. O. of Wabashaw co. Bear Valley, in Pennsylvania , see BEAR MOUNTAIN. Bear Valley, in Wisconsin , a P. O. of Rich land co. Bear Wallow, in North Carolina, a post-office of
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