The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19
CHEsNuT STREET, SOUTH SIDE.


Continued from Yesterdays Issue.)
The second stage OF our journey up the south
side Of Chesnut street brought us to the corner
of Eleventh street, and there the shades of night
overlook us. Resuming our journey this morn
ing, the first establishment into which we made
our way was that of
william II. Campbell, Fur Goods and
Ladies' CIOalxings.
One of the finest establishments in the city,
where can be found the richest oil furs, most
elegant of cloakings, and ladies' ornaments,
which accompany such goods, is that of vii.
ham p. Campbell, No, 1l24 Chestnut street
Furs of the finest quality are here to be found
manufactured into the most beautiful of articles
for ornamental use-mufs, tippets, collars ETC.,
of great variety, great softness, and elegance OF
appearance. Especially is the assortment of
ladies' cloakings extremely large and compre-
hensive. Cloths OF all kinds, the finest OF vel
vets, glossy and heavy silks, exquisitely colored
fabrics Tor opera cloaks, from which selection
can be made with the greatest of satisfaction.
To fully know the extensive collection a visit is
necessary. Rest assured that everything IN the
line of fur goods are substantial though 6ne and
beautiful cloths for cloaks can be found to most
advantage at the store of William p. Campbell,
Ne. 1924 Chestnut street.
Wilson, Hauer 81 Co., Dealers An Skating
~ and Base Ball ParaphernaIia.
You who enjoy the heathful and exceedingly
pleasant exercise of skating, and are waiting in
great expectation for its coming, and are making
preparations to be ready, look at this:-SKATEs!
SKATES SKATES on which an eagle can be
made 10 assume most graceful form on ice,
with which tan-bark Is easy to cut, and with
which figures of eight and figures OF three can
be quickly performed. ....
Wilson, Hauer & Co., No. 400 Chestnut street,
have an endless variety on hand, and all of the
strongest, most unbreak able kind. Also rubber
shoes, to keep the feet on ice. Skating NUTS
10 keep the hands warm, and skating Jackets OF
beautiful patterns, to keep the body warm. Call
on the above for your holiday presents. .... .
w. IL. Wood. Dealer TN Re66tnO aud
Curtain Goods. .. ...
W. ii. Wood at the southwe corner of
Twelfth and Chestnut streets, has a holiday
stock of curtains, bedding, mattresses, etc
which cannot fail to please the most tastIdous.
We noticed some very rich and exquisite pat
terms OF curtains at this establishment. There
are mattresses also at his store of the best and
most durable make, and whose very appearance
induces drowsiness in the beholder. Young
housekeepers cannot fail to be suited.
Misses ThOrnhill 81 Burns, Dealers In
Ladies' Undergarments.
Perhaps there Is no one thing that adds more
greatly to lady's appearance than beauti-
fully shaped crnollne. 1t used TO be the fashion,
when they first came out tor the gentlemen to
sneer and cry out against them. But, as usual,
all to no purpose, for when the ladies have set
their minds upon anything, they will have II.
The Misses Thornhill Il Burns No. 1908 Cnes-
nut street, have the best articles of the kind in
the city.
James s. ClaxtOn, Bookseller.
1t is astonishing to see the great numbers of
new works that are daily almost hourly, issuing
from the presses OF our county. 1t is probable
that there is more general reading amongst the
masses OF our people ttan in any other country
on the face of the globe. Our newspapers and
periodicals. are cast broadcast over the land and
do their mission of good. Everything that Is OF
value that is produced in the Old World is repro
duced here very soon after making its appear
ance there. Speaking OF books and works of
general interest, we wonld call attention TO the
large and well.selected stock of James S. Clax-
In 49, -.
hrm is well know n to all the reading public
On their shelves can always be seen the latest
and most popular productions of both nations,
and foreign authors. To those fond of a GOOD
book, we say go to Claxton's.
Lacy, Meeker 81 Co., Dealers In Sad
dlery and Harness,
and all the paraphernalia in which the faithful
beast OF burden is arrayed for sturdy work as
well as for morning canter are located at No.
12l6 Chestnut street. Their establishment is GER
tanly one OF the largest and most complete in the
city, II not in the whole country their stock
embracing everything that comes legitimately
within the scope of the trade.
II. l.. Jacobs, Dealer I'm Cents Farnish-
Ing Goods.
Gentlemen who are in need OF all those ncces.
sary articles only to be found in a well-stocked
furnishing establishment, when purchasing, will
consult economy and comfort by calling upon
Z. j. Jacobs, at No. 1926 Chestnut street There
you will find the finest and best made shirts, the
most tasteful ties, the best of collars and cuffs
and all manner of necessary articles. Gentle
men, take particular notice that the terms are
the most reasonable, and every button-hole
article that you purchase viii have strong
buttons not to be torn Off
j. II. Gallagher, JeweIler.
(Lote of Bailey d Oo.)
j. L. Gallagher, at No. 1900 Chestnut street
invites attention and examina alton to his ne "
and large selection of the finest jewelry, There
will be found everything in the lie weiry line Of
the very best quality, elegant workmanship
and of beautiful appearance. There will be
found the most appropriate of Christmas gifts
every one Of which will prove satisfactory
TO the purchaser In the price and quality
of the articles All goods are warranted to be
of the first quality of metal and highest skill in
workmanship. Especial attention is given to
the setting, resetting, and polishing of dia-
monds. Do not fail to call on Mr.. Gallagher, at
No. 1900 Chestnut street.
Howard Chanen, Bookseller and Sta
tiOner.
Howard Challen, at No. 1908 Chestnut street,
has just received tor holiday use the late 1t edi-
tons and the newest books, that will please the
mind and crafty the heart. most choice
selection of the most noted and interesting
authors can there be had for the lowest possible
prices. t. 80
Books of travel, of science, of history, OF bio
Eraphy, OF romance, and books of all choice
bers, expressly received for supplying the appre-
eiatiVe public with holiday gifts. All kinds OF
stationery, OF the very best quality, Constantly
kept on hand. If you desire to purchase %
direct TO Mr.. Challen's repository, and there
find volume tor an appropriate gift at the
lowest price.
III. a. A. @. Van Bell, Dealers In Liquors.
To you who enjoy the comforts of the inner
man, by the use OF sparkling and exhilarating
beverages, and who are perplexed to know
where can be most adVantageously purchased
the pure and unadulterated, especially do you
desire 70 know where can be fOun0 the heat oc