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Chester Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1881

Page

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Prices Down to Sell More Goods in City Store

Our fall determination is to sell more goods than any other store in the city. We guarantee prices are reduced to a level that will surprise shoppers after comparing with competitors, along with quality assurances.

Neon Mare Land

SAVE YOUR MONEY at Trimming Store Philadelphia

Shoneman Bros advertise as the largest trimming store in Philadelphia claiming low expenses by buying in bulk. They boast eighty employees across three stores and promise twenty percent savings on household goods shoes plushes velvets ribbons and kid gloves with personal service and small profits.

Philadelphia

Years in the Wen rev Pendleton recounts life work

Dr J M Pendleton of Upland reads a self prepared memoir for the Philadelphia Baptist Ministers Conference. He traces fifty years in ministry from his 1801 youth through Kentucky Tennessee and finally to Upland, detailing hardships, pastorates, teaching posts and a life of faith.

First Baptist Church Second and Penn Streets J. M. Pendleton Upland Philadelphia Baptist Ministers’ Conference A. G. Thomas Pendleton Baptist Ministers’ Convention Tlame Loften Hopkinsville Bethel Chapel Bowling Green Baptist Church Kentucky Catharine Garnett Glasgow Lord's Capete Henry Clay Louisville Russellville Murfreesboro Tenn The the Baptist

Aunt Susan warns Hester of a better tempered wife

In a stern kitchen chat Aunt Susan counsels Hester that a husband’s lasting love hinges on tenderness over fault finding. She urges Hester to become serene and kind the day her husband’s affection could drift toward a better tempered woman.

Susan Pat Hearken

Prefect Bans Brutal Bull-Balli Sport in Bouches du Rhone

The prefect outlawed a brutal bullball sport in his district that was sometimes paired with burning the animal alive. The practice, called Deus a la tour gine, drew seasonal attention and controversy among locals and authorities. A Cork made green satin eiderslown quilt was ordered for presentation to Mr. Parnell by a London lady, with Parnell’s monogram in gold lace at its center.

Bouches du Rhone Cork London Parnell

Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure Claim

The advertisement asserts that Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure can remove strong drink from the system, implying detoxification or hangover relief through its formula. The claim targets drinkers seeking quick sobriety or cleansing effects.

Warner

Spring Blossom praised by Lancaster family in ad

Jacob Monrzoir of Lancaster New York endorses Spring Blossom as effective for all uses. He says his wife and children have all used it and his family is healthier than any other in New York State. The ad notes Oct Ltd 1880 price 50 cents with trial bottles 10 cents and sale at Howarths.

John Brown Murfreesboro Bragg Buell Hambleton Upland Church Grod Ile Jacob Monrzoir Lancaster N. Y New York State Howarth’s

Western Brewers Assoc to Fix Beer Prices Across Cities

Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Louisville and Detroit brewers plan a Western Brewers Association to fix beer at eight dollars per barrel and two dollars per keg. Secretaries and officials discussed retirements and nominations for the next administration.

Milwaukee Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Louisville Detroit Western Brewers’ Association Blaine State Department Fretinghayesa Goington Benjamin Harris Brewster Pennsylvania Morristown New Jersey Anna Walsh Lizzie Ketch Stephen Pierson Harris Mines East St. Louis Guiteau Julia M. Wilson Mr. McArthur Calvary Baptist Church New York Arthur Tie

Foreign Notes and Disasters Across Europe and Britain

Minister Hamlin arrives in Madrid as political splits loom in Germany. The Ring Theatre in Vienna burns with over three hundred dead and sixty saved. A Wiltshire estate owned by Sir John Astley burns. The French crown jewels panel seeks to auction twelve million francs in diamonds while keeping the Repent diamond. Irish constables to offer private rewards for information on planned outrages.

Parnell Centre Party Germany London Times Arthur Dr. Lamson Wimbledon Esterly House Wiltshire John Astley Ring Theatre Vienna Inaae

Dollar Deacon’s Sermon on Currency and Duty in Jim Crow Speech

Drother Gardner quotes Samuel Skin urging relocation from hunger as he mocks political leaders while denouncing reliance on charity. The speaker dismisses responsibility, insists work and law define a citizen, and preaches a ruthless view of national currency shifts and immigrant burdens.

Hop Bitters Beneficiary from Forsythe Church Pastor

A First Methodist Church pastor from Winston Forsythe County, N C thanks the Hop Bitters manufacturer Genta for six months of use that eased five years of dyspepsia. The letter testifies to wonderful care and includes a purchase note for New National Dye color priced at 15 cents.

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