chandler

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

CHANDLER, noun An artisan whose trade is to make candles, or one who sells candles. In America, I believe the word never signifies a seller of candles, unless he is the maker. A corn-chandler is a seller of corn, but I believe not used in the United States.
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