Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

br COUNTY SEAT. Political and About Town. Candidates are already looniiut; up for the Februaiy election. Squire Preston will no doubt lie elected -without opposition. Flectwood.

a thoroughbred stallion, bid to at the sale of Oeorgo Hill the other day, and then withdiiuvn. Mr. Hill says he jniiil more money lor Fieot- "than any other hoise he ever Twenty-Four Suitable Christmas Gifts. For Chester Folks. The rapid approach of tke Holiday Season calls to mind "siae necessity ever you desire to give to those whom you wish to kindly remember.

securing ea-ly BROOKLYN'S BLAZE. The Media police force is to be inses- The failure of Allen fc ITolton. the prietors of the Media diove yuid, is an- Bounced. Cliarley Martel is to maku a big bid for Shei iff next year. The Media markctmen are furnishing a good quality of meat.

Building operations are still goinj; on "briskly in Media in spite of the cold wave. The cold wave lias put the coal men 111 a pood humor. Your coriespourlont bus yet to meet one person whu thinks oi iho change of the name of Spring IJill station to Secane, COU11T N-OTKS. Aaron Thompson, of the Philadelphia bar was in the coin ycstuiday. Lawyer Shanafelt says the badly ventilated court room made him sick on Monday.

The liquor cases will no doubt come up to-day. 'Squire James, the immortal Washington, is a prominent iijjuie at the present term of eouit. POLITICAL I'OlX'lEliF. Bob. Sewhard is working hard for Quarantine Master.

He is a good fellow and oujjht to have it. E. P. Hannum, of Village Green, is already doing some quiet work for commissioner next year. Lorenzo D.

Black, of Upper Darby, is also a candidate for the position in the Southern District. The District Attorneyship will ho struggled for by J. N. bhanafelt, J. B.

Hannum and J. 3. Cummins. Senator Cooper occupied a seat at the reporters' desk in the court loom yesterday. Editor Bliss, it is said, still has the State Assembly bee buying under his toonnett.

Jefi. Denis occupied a good big portion of one of the court house benches yesterday. A Board of Trade. The business men of Chester have long felt that 'they should organize for the furtherance of their mutual interests and a Board of Trade has been informally discussed. The matter took definite shape last evening in a meeting at the office of George B.

Lindsay, Market Square, when a few citizens met and talked over the project. A temporary organization was affected by the election of Thomas I. Leiper chairman, and S. Greenwood secretary. The functions of a board of trade were discussed in their various bearings and it was decided to hold another meeting on Tuesday evening next for the purpose of making further arrangements.

It is des od to have every business man present it jrder that the cooperatiom of each mei chant in the city and vicinity may be gained. A PubUo Building-. It has been suggested that this would le a good time to get Congressman Everhart to interest himself in a public building for Chester. This city did so much for the independent candidate that it is thought he will bo filled with grati- itude and want to recipiocate by having the post office bill put right through. A delegation will not go down this week to see about the building, as the members of the last committee have too much on their minds.

But the public building project is not dead by any means. Not at all. A meeting will be held at S. Greenwood's office on Monday next for the purpose of taking fuither action in the matter. It is desired that every member of the committee attend.

Bids for a Boiler. Tice-Admiral Stephen C. Howan, TJ. S. chairman of the Lighthouse Boaid, says the Ecertj Evening, announces that proposals will bo received in his oflice, in the Treasury Department at Washington, for the material and labor for a new boiler to be put in the lighthouse tender Wistaria, now lying at tho Tusey Jones Company's wharf in Bids will be received until December 21.

A Masonic Feast. Mt Lebanon Lodge, Lady Masons, intend having a supper and enteitainment to-morrow evening in National Hall. Everything at that feast will be recherche and not onlv will the menu be the best, but the literary feast to follow will be worth the pi ice of tho tickets. Salt on the Tracks. The Chester Street Railway Company BDrinkled salt upon their tracks yesterday to melt the snow and tins morning found a large number of people making complaints.

Domfr Great Good. Rev. Thomas Xeedham is still assisting the pastor in conducting meetings at the First Bapust He has already exerted great influence upon bis hearers by his earnestness. Charles -V. Tloliert-, of E-ist "Wilson.

X. thirteen on Ins fnce necl: Hood's Sarsapaulla cured them. DYSPEPSIA lor Rspid Decline. whatever you desire to give to those whom you wish to kindly remember. To aid you in this respect, we give below TWENTY-FOUR SUITABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS, which we will sell you on Easy Terms and guarantee the prices to be as low as the saino goods can be bought for in any cash house in the city.

UunLiji's Hal nr Sliop i. CHRI.i'lMAS GIFT, 4. FINE SEAL PLUSH WRAP $22 50 I vni: Wiap, for cash and a wct-k. RICHLY Decorated Tea Sets, I -will sell you this Tea Set, m.d v.oUI. rif any other kind of good-) for $1.00 c.ish and a week.

Serviceable Overcoat, $3.75 will sell jou this Otercoat, anj otlitr kind oi goods, cash and tl.OOa, week. LA1HE-? PIKE SOLID GOLD $23 00 1 will sell vou this Watch, for SS.OO and $2.00 a week. CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS GIFI; o. A BL'ECIAL Handsome Art Square, $7.00 I will sell you this Art Square, and 00 woi Uj. of any other kind of goods, for $1.00 cash and SI.00 a week.

GENTS' KMJ1ROIDERED FAUCI VELVET SLIPPERS, SI.50 I will sell you a pair of these Slippers, and $8.50 woith of any other kind of goods, for cash and $1.00 a week. CHRISTMAS 7. CHRISTMAS GIFT. S. Handsome Easy Chair, $6.50 I will sell you this Chair, and woith (if any other kind of goods, foi Si.OO cash and $1.00 a week.

LXDLEff Seal Plush Sacque, 40 inches long, $30.00 I will sell you this S.icque for ilO.OO cash and a week. sumcd. i a i i liuu drf-l will be tin out ot i in sc-quwiee. Di. Coiiie.

dentist in lia'ti- nuiie. wiitvt-: "I have u-eil Dr. Bn I 8 Cough fajiup peibonally and iu my lai ily for two or tluee yeais. and I pie- paifd to say that there is nothing to compare ruth it, a nuiedy iei colds, etc." cents. Tains, in the buck often caused by a sudden wrenching of the spine.

A few applications of Salvation Oil will gue permanent relief. ffianamafcer anfc Proton. Indigestion. "1 suffernd for more than a yeai with iMdigNtiou, and during the last sis im-uthhl was very bilious, occasionally a Dumb Chill followed by Fevers which pititrated me foi weeks." I took Mtmnoiis LiverUegulat-'i and for several mentis 1 l-etn and heart man could to be. I ani that is all it is i.tiui.!(.d f'ii iniiigestion and bilious mpl.unt!..

mine was certaiulj a stub i 1 niv fjKi-ds, of it and all airiee "that it the you claim --A. li. HightowLr. Conductor on ii. busband a i i stdmtaij life, and he sulicrs srreatly from Indigestion.

heaid of "Simmons Liver Kejrulatoi. he c.inimenced UMIIJT it ieeu- laily. The Indigt'tion left him ajid he is now enjojing better health than he known lor Stephen Menard, ilaeou, Ga. Stcamtoats. I LINE.

to uil CUSISTMAS GIFT, S). CHXISTMAS GIFT, 10. CHRISTMAS GIFT, 11. CHRISTMAS GIFT, 12. CELTS' KA Tiy--LINED Fine Meiton Overcoat, $22.50 I will sell you this Overcoat for cash and a week.

FANCY Bohemian Glass Vases, $2.00 I will sell you a pair of these Vases, and SS.OO woitli of any Other kind of goods, for cash and a week. CENTS' Finest Silk Umbrella, $5.00 I will sell cm one of these Umbrellas. andV worth of any other kind of goods, foi cash and $1.00 a week. A LARGE AND EXQUISITE SMYRMA RUG, $5.00 I will sell you this Smyina Rug, aud $5.00 woith of any othei kind of goods, foi 1.00 cash aud $1.00 a week. CHRISTMAS GIFT, 13.

CHRISTMAS GIFT, 14. CHRISTMAS GIFT, CHRISTMAS GIFT, 16. BEAUTIFUL Fancy Ebony Cabinet, $13.00 I will sell you this Cabinet for, 5.3.00 cash and $1.00 a week. LADIES' BUTTONED Dongola Kid Shoes, $3.25. 1 will you a pair of these Shoes and $0.73 Woith of any other kind of goods, for $1.00 cash and $1.00 a week.

LADIES' BEST'ASTRAKAH JACKETS, Qui ted "satin Lining, 4.12.30 I will sell you tbis Jacket for $2.30 cash and a week. ALL-WOOL Corkscrew Overcoat, $10.00 I will sell you this Overcoat, for $1.00 cash and 51.00 a week. CHRISTMAS GIFT, 17. CHRISTMAS GIFT, IS. CHRISTMAS GIFT, 10.

ORNAMENTAL Ebonized Mantle Clock, I -will sell you this Clock, and SI.25 worth of any other kind of goods, for $1.00 cash and $1-00 a week. GENTS' Filled Case Gold Watch, $18.00 I will sell jou this Watch for $4.30 cash aud j.1.50 a week. ORNAMENTED Secretary and Book-Case, 620.00 I will sell you this Secretary and Book-Case for cash and a week. CHRISTMAS GIFT, 20. These figures will buy a Storm Coat.

The price is small, $12 oo yet it includes the big, wide collar. It covers the ears and warms the body. AND You needn't stop at these prices. If you want to pay $25.00 you'll get a coat that $13 50 you can't wear except upon the coldest and stormiest days that you can imagine. and $13.50 are comfortably low prices.

The largest stock and greatest variety of Storm Coats in the city. WAN A MAKER BROWN, OAK HALL E. CORKER SIXTH ASD MARKET PHILADELPHIA. On and after Dec. 1st, 18S6, 3teon)6r Wilmington "W'll leave Chester fer Philadelphia at 8.50 And leave Chestnut street wharf.Phlladelplua for Chester, at 3 p.

ui. Leaves Chester for WilminglOH, at 4 p. m. CHESTER aafl PHILADELPHIA STEAM FREIGHT LINE. TWO ROUND TRIPS DAIiT.

MISSES' ALL-WOOL SCOTCH Cheviot Newmarket, $7.50 I will sell you one of these Newmaikets, and $2.50 worth of any other kind of goods, for SI.OO cash and SI.OO a week. CEIRIRTMAS GUT, 21. CHRISTMAS GIFT, 22. nors' GOOD, HEAVY OVERCOAT, $7.50 I will sell you this Oeicoat, and worth of any other kind of goods, for cash and $1.00 a week. MOTHER- OF-PS A RL $10.00 I will sell you this pair of Opeia Glasses for $1.00 cash and 1.00 a.

CHRISTMAS GIFT, 23. CHRISTMAS GIFT. 24. HAJTDSOMELr Decorated Toilet Sets, $4.00 I -will sell you this Toilet Set, and $0 00 worth of any other kind of goods, for $1.00 cash and $1.00 a week. LADIES' rLORIA CLOTH UMBRELLA $2.50 I will sell you one of these Umbrellas, And S7.50 woitli of any other kind of goods, for $1.00 cash and $1.00 a week.

PHIL. J. WAL 28, 3O, 38 S. Second "If the goods are not as represented, I will allow all re.istmaule claims." 1-HIJL J. WALSH.

STEAMERS -Eddystone and Chester Leavs of Market St.) 7 a. 4 pjn. LeaTe Philadelphia (Mer Kortli "Wharves,) 10 a. 2 p. m.

This Una is thoroughly equipped for business. Telephone Jfo. 33 Chester, and Uo. 419 in adelphia. Delaware Riser Transportation Company.

THE SALOON STEAMER ARTISAN Makes daily trips between Chester and Philadelphia. Leaves Chester at 7 a. Philadelphia 2 p. m. Fier 7 Scutb "Wharres.

Touching at Eddystone. Good passenger accommodation. I -bandied wits oare and dispatch- H. (J. PESKELL, Captain.

Electric Line, TO ASI FROM NEW YORK Leave first pier below Market street, Cheater, TWE9DATS, THUKSDATS and SATOKBATS. andPier 15 East River, Kew York, HOBDAYS, WEDITES- DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 4 consectuig witb all liBM of Sew York. C. SMITH, Agent. -ESTABLISHED 1857.

DR. GREAT PREPARATIONS AT -REVY BROS. 211, 213, 215, 217 N. Eighth Street, PMla. JltnVEiEN" STREETS, Arc made fi-r their C4RAXD DISPLAY of HOLIDAY GOODS, and a 1 they require I'oom for this exhibit, they offer cxtrnoulinary inducements throughout all their departments for tins week.

The opening of their holiday display i (nke place during this mid will comprise an excellent assortment of FAXCY COODS AXD WEAK1XG ATVATIET, suitable for piosevus to J.ADIE^. GENTLhMKX OU CH1LD1IEX. In addition to thisjwe do not the little ninl will upon a dup.iitment lor them exclu- sivclv. when Toys. Games.

a In- had nt one-halt the us-unl Don't Fail to Call This for Bargains. Suits and Cloaks. thcm- n. tural ami fam Hosiery and Gents' Furnishing. ai: woin ni.l ed ho--.

C- li'-ck icrc liu-c. worth n.nlicatcd and the the clrpirtiiii nt. and i i i wci inoilHT M.n 1 f'r i thn i i-f lir.r.m'. to of 1- in ik- for lioliilw di-pla. am) I Hie -wn to to our patron- ami Housekeeping Tnrcoman i.ri*ir«.

all rolor-. pf-r a i TV- a ard 1ixtr.ro 4 i and Ji vp t1t. lor f.mcj work. 1. Han Kerch ie's.

jd. i and -THE KSTTQMIE 51 10: -north SI J. J- J-- and Hos. a STTTT, of Felt and Plush Art ies. for Boys AT Men, Youths, Boys aid Children, A.C.YATESCO.

Sixth and Chestnut Sts PHILADELPHIA. H. M. CHRISTY, DENTIST, (Successor to E. ft.

WAXBBS,) No. 265 N. Ninth Below Vine Street, Inserts most heaatiful life-like artificial teeth. Gold, Silver and enamel fillings from 75o up. Gas administered.

ckarge for gas teetu are ordered. TZETB, S3, 95, 88, $15, $20, $30. Yon will find it will be jour advantage to Call before going elsewhere. Open uatfl 9 evpplngs and Sundays. Safe, Sure and Speedy Cure R.FPTUBE, TAJtlOOCELE AiT SPECIAL DISEASES.

"Why be humbugged hy quacU -when yea cart ttnd Df-Wnght the only REGULAR PHTSieiAJT in Philadelphia who makes a specialty of ateove diseases, and cures them! Cures guaranteed. Advice free, dav and evening. Strangers can be treated and return home the same day. tar- Offices priyate. DR.

H. "WRIGHT, 311 North Smth Street, P. O- BOX 673. Furs! Furs! Furs! EDICAL OFFICES, 206 3T. Second Drs.

J. N. J. B. Hobensack.

i Established-JO years. For the cnreof all special Diseases of Men, inciua- in -Vancocele, Etc. Call or write and te rared l)v a Graduate of Jefferson College, witft Hospital experience- Hours to 2,6 to 9. Closett Snnuars DRJKEEla North 4tti SL, chMii i ted. i co i nnB TMr, Sljlch hive rtir-ikun alfj anti quirt-r ihin European ET- Kellef nt once- ull 10 Saailaj' HESTER HARDWARE HOUSE.4- EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

Science of Life, tlie Xgrcat medical "Work of tUe of Manhood Xervims and Physical Debility, rremature Bcchnt, Error" of Yonth, and tl.o uutol4 conscqneni tbereon. 300 page-. v.o 125 Clotb. tuilj r.ji'TSi.«. by pie to a 1 and rai tbe rest 0-1 ti.ivs r.o-^-.

Ai Silver Fox TJie 03 A A HOUSE, T), P. PATSTK Till I) STREET. II ESTER. OCTOBER 11 AT NO WEST THIRD STREET, The tersest stocS of GLASS AND Ql'EENSWARS-- Kver fl in lie city of Ciic-ter. BefT (i'i 1- cenis per Denver, For Children, a Nice Assortment.

PRICES VERY REASONABLE, AT BAKGAtS'iS. BEALE BLOCK, SIXTH ANT) ZDGXONT AYE. 5RT HOWARTH 526 Market i Kill Lirsod 1.25. 1.50. OFFICERS: M.

JOHNSON'. S. HUSTEK. Vice NATHAN- R. JOHVWy.

31. WASHABArGH. and Solicitor. DIRECTORS: Rsurey, of Far.cy Men and imported gloria cloth amlr S2.IS. Store Open Saturdays until 10 clock r.

M. LEVY BROS. 211 TO 217 N. EIGHTH ST. inih i only, very fine only.

cTtra "roc the in tbe fnr top. only. lJ SJlk linkfs. PHILADELPHIA ONE PRICE Albert 402 Market and 2 West Fourth Streets. is Save your and erected before iie co'd treather I yto ((esirei OT iroa i -rerr Joirest nJ Kocfc.

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