Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 4

CHESTER DAILY TIMES. January Post Office Bulletin Arrive. From -rk aM 19 Fro. W- north, at a abater, WATCHMAKKHr AMD JKVELtt. All Wii anl Maryland.

Yt P.I. -n Central audCberter Bull Road'- and 8 07 pa. MalU CUae For How and Baltimore Mtft- at 4J a MunevnfMlad'lphiaat Far WIlndiKtooaiid rt a I Btliimo I Cr ek 7 1ft tuid 4V fin. Chratrr Office Op as am, 7 'in aw. aud a' urn.

JAXEftMLttRAY, Ornca AMD KDWABV STREETS, K-'t- POCTH Caesfva. JOB WUCAVON, Bill Poster and Collector. lelt office of DAILY Tiuia promptly attended to. TOI1M WIMtiATE. Chimney Cleaner.

Thoroorhlj cleans for SO to Pennsylvania Military Academy, CHESTER. PA. September mk. For cimdan each. Any ordPis through will ve pr.mp» attention.

SA riSFACTlON jlOd't'-l-V lal DOMESTIC 01.APOD. Tho weather grows colder. A grand sociable to-night in Dickinson's Hall, The Pop? Rick again. has made his appearance again. Trinity Council a concert in National Hall to-night.

The Penna. Coal Co. sold 50,000 tons of coal, yesterday, in New York. Ten tramps in the City Hall last night. A young man fell in front of the post office this morning.

No injuries sustained. Six prisoners, three -whites and threa colored, were taken to Media this morning. Nothing before the Mayor. th morning. A number of partridges are being shipped here from Florida for nreedingptirposes.

BOURKE'S HOTEL. JAMES T. PKOPKtKTOR. Third and llowrll Uhnrti mnd tlo anil I l.inorr Hlwayn on hand. -n tr-'tti th wwvi.

"-J H. M. ZOOK. D'- A Bookseller and Stationer, BCA.LKB IM WALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES, FIXlUfcES.

TOYS. PUrrUKBt AND FRAMES. PAPER BAGS. WRAPPING PAPER, PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. AOKXT TH' LIVERPOOL James BROAD AND UPLAND MAJtCFACTCKH AM DBALKB IM LADIES', GENTS', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S Boots and Shoes.

A complete rtoclt alwaya on tad at that defy competition. Custom Work a Specialty. KEPA1K1NG PROMPTLY DOSE. Closing Out at Cost! IMMENSE STOCK HOUSE, M. F.

BOOKS, PROPRIETOR. Third and KeVlIn Ptreeta. The bv Is with choice wines and li- quois. accommodations lor trar- petmanentlHiaKteiB E. 4th and Market CHESTrR.

PA. IAILT i WM. J. McCLURE, WHOI.EHALK A A I BEAM' Id FOREIGN DOMESTIC WINES, LIQUORS, BRANDIES. NO.

700 W. THIRD CHESTER, PA. Rye, Wheat and Bourbon Whiskies, of cho ce biaads always on hand. STETSER. Messenger, Leaves Chester at A.

M. All orders left af the City Hotel, cijrir More, at the Depot, the TIMES office iu thtscitv.oi a i Fourth rmladelpttia, Will leceircr personal attention. 8 2 BOOTS and SHOES SAYLOB, NO. 504 MARKET Finest Confections. BREAD, CAKES AND PASTRY, Foreign Domestic Fruits, They have a unique custom at Vassar, and withal a very good one for these times, when it is so much harder to get cash than to flpwul It is a custom, too, whwh should be brought to.

the notice of the student in political economy, for it creates a money value in what has heretofore not had a dollar and cent value. It is stated thus: If a "fair Vassarite" has a young gentleman visitor on "Phil." day or founder's day, it seems to be generally known beforehand. As he walks up to ot the college is at once made thp cynosure of many The lady who has the fortune to be visited disposes of the innocent subject, and she meets the jrirK and the unfortunate youth is sold by auction yns, put up, struck off, sold bv the hmir to the highest bidder! If lie is good looking, stylish, distingue, the bids run high, the excitement is intense, and the profits enormous. In this way he is disposed of for the evening, and the fair one realizes a handsome sum, enough to supply her with creams and pin money for a fortnight at least. If he does not possess these charming attributes the bidding is languid and not much realized, buch is the custom us relat.nl by one of the traffickers.

Upon the whole, we rather like YaZe Courant. BROADBELT, HOUSE PAINTER, GRAINER PAPER HANGER, 711 3 STREET. CANNED GOODS, JELLIES, HONEY, AC. deT-j a tt JOHN S. CULBERT, Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter, Edsniant Arenue, better.

DEALER IK Steam and! Hand CONTRACTOR For Heating Buildings by Steam, Plans of "Pipe Out tooider. txecu'ed with pioinptness and satisfaction leci4 3m Bargains! Bargains! RUBBER GOODS. J. GREEJI, Merchant OHBHTtU, PA. in (tnaranteed.

MOST RELIABLE PI7ACE TO oxr TOCR WATCHES, (LOCKS, AND JEWELRY REPAIRED AT 8 Edgmont belowjCatholic Church, ASB Refiner of Whiskies, I 9 ly CHK-TFR. FA. TITILLIAM J. HAIIVEY, ATTORXET AT LAW, No. 727 Watevt Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Prompt and careful attention given to law bnsi in Dplaware county, at mj office in Chester, teretofoie. Cor. Twelfth St. and Edim OF TBK ROAD. Pure Wines and Liquors CONSTANTLY ON J.

J. Green is agent for Jordan's Tonic Ale. Mil- wanKfe Beer, aud London Brown Stout, in packages. ALONZO ALLEN. COAL UNDER COVER.

GO TO Fraser Leedom's FOR THB BEST QUALITY or Lehigh and Schuylkill A (8840 POUNDS TO THE TON.) Kindling and Cord-wood. FRASER LEEOOM. 2d and Mai feet street Men's Rubber Boots, Men's Rubber Boots, Men's Rubber Bootr, LADIES' RUBBERS. Ladies' Sandals, Misses' Sandals, Croquet Sandals, Selling se Cheap. Selling so Cheap.

Selling so Cheap. $250 300 325 48e. 38o. MENS' GAITERS 3 H. KEKSIIAW.

Bread, Cake and Pie Baker A A CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, 305 West Third St. orders left at tne store will receive prompt attention. jan4-y During the trial of a case yesterday in the Criminal Court an incident occurred that almost producf a panic. The court room was crowded with spectators, several of whom were standing on a raised platform r.ea' a stove with an open grate. Ouo individual pot so near the stove that his coattails took fire from the burning coals.

As soon as he felt tin- lire in his rear he gave one look behind, took in the situation at a clanc-, and made a spring that wonld have don- honor to an acrobat. The was that a number of persons were knocked down, while i i i i a the floor had civcn away, or other serious accident had occ'urrud, mr.de for the confusion gcnprsl for afewpecondt. but when the real i i a i of the occurrenoe bceatnp known, qnict rcstoied. The- raan with the burning coat never stopped until reached the in Court house lane, into i i he plurqed. Hr went in in a frock coat, hut f.inie out i a short sack.

-It is say, a l.oiuloii from the in- exhau-tilii- of the -a. svrolTcn by full i i by the i winrl. thn? l.ar-k the nr.n-!:rJ a i di i i i a i- i i i i 1'se valK-v of the Thini- LaveVw --i; 1 i -Ion h.ivi 1 i '1. Th i don't the J.cndon unper pnt a step to s-uth full i.iaou tides TAMES DOLPHIN, 319 MARKET CHESTER, Practical Boot and Shoe Maker. FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.

Store work cheapest in Chester. Repairing promptly "done. jani2-6m JOHN HAEKIN, M-iimf ctiirt-r ami DeaVr fh BOOTS AND SHOES, KO. 525 MAKKITT STKEET. CHESTER.

9 21 ly AVork GET YuVtt Watches and Clocks AT j. H. L.ADOMUS; TinitD NKX TiiE.r.iiiDGE. '0 1 A A BUTCHEB, TorniT oi i an.l om-ird A Another Reduction! AKOTHER REDUCTION! ANOTHER REDUCTION! Having a Large Stock of Boots on Hand, WHICH I WISH TO SELL THE NEXT MONTH, I have reducd I have reduceU Cheaper than the Cheapest. Cheaper than the Cheapest.

Call and See, Call and See, To Convince Totirselves. To Convince You; selves. Rather than Carry them Over Rather than Carry them Over I will Sell I Will S-li AT COST: AT ro.sr: AT COAL! THKCKLKBRATID Enterprise Coal, AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. Thoroughly clranrd and free from SI te, AT TBE TABP OF WM. WEAVER, FBOST 4 PESJS STBISTS, CBKsTIB.

Ordeicby promptly attended to. Sin Men's Gaiters, Men's Gaiters, Men's Gaiters, BOYS' GAITERS. Boys' Gaiters, Boys' Gaiters, Boys' Gaiters. $1 00 1 60 200 80 125 175 SELLING AT COST. AT COST.

SELLING AT COST. VERT CHEAP. VERT CHEAP. VERT CHEAP. FBESH CORDED BEtF PiCKLLD TCNCUES A I i I i Orli- i iU'l If i on go 1'i Te ooir.it you may buy Hii' a ri-s of land i TLii i- J.

W. RAWCLIFFE, V. holf in choice ScfiiSotic Liquors, Brandies. rt rf p' I r.iri Slor p. in 1 V.

1 1 i i II i 1 I 1 Old WlYiskic- Specialty. I rf r'V! i i fPr. Gco. Are Tii-'- to 'V, i of HAIK, TrCTvII Ladies' Shoes o( every i LadiW Shots of cveiy kind STfies of evrrr i 1. of kiii'i Snnes of evp-v kmd, tiliocsof cvtr.v A COAL UNDER COVER.

COAL UNDER COVER. AT Dutton Anderson's, 135 WEST THIRD ST. Uec20-y JUST OPENED N.ew PpQvisteti Stor? OS OF Seventh and Edgmont Avenue; Chester. Delaware of Fresh and Sail Meat, Of ail i i i I.a 1 i "riats and Vegetables Ladies' Buttoned, Ladies' Buttoned, Ladies' Buttoned, $1 50 1 75 2 50 Immense Bargains. Immense Bargains.

Immense Bargains. MISSES' LACE SHOES. Misses' Lace, Misses' Lace, Misses' Lace. 90 1 15 1 50 BUTTONED GAITERS. Misses' Buttoned, Buttoned, Misses' Buttoned, $1 25 150 175 Barg i of evei of i 1.1 P.EPATF, IM; XKATLYDOXF: 1 ir per p.

Tin and Rooftifig Plates on Attv. 1,1 vie I 10 her vi'f-s tlvntr-Tiilnnof K. n't and n-Vpa rt r.rt lA'lics luvltcc! to call woiV. SO Wrvl Sccnnd Strrft. Chester Shoe Store.

I-ORGDT TUE AND i F. MOVER, Corner lcc29tn CHESTEK. Never Offered Hariruin" were Never Offered wore Nover Offered Than Tsow Offered 1J Tliaii arc iow Oifi-rod by Tlian ait- ow Ofloreil bj (if a I i "T'llt i ti a I Slate I i l-c ri tti l-iirx li fll id nn i 1 Hi.T. I. Co! i urn, Stroot, i Marhot Street, 24 Murkt-t Street, 7,7.0 rl frc.

ir 5 An i OF Bangor Slate Company. Ho S7 N1N f- Villa Nova College, lawarp ronnty. Pa. on 1 .1 ff ns 'iP f.tho Ml An i la- For lull puri.