Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-13
GEO. HALL

GEO. Eia1lz
with an experience Is years with direct reference TO
tanning what make Of Pianos and Meodeons really the
best for durability tone Hnh, &C. Is now ready with more
out parallel the history Of the business in the United
Mr. H. aims at two things First Peeuniay benefit
to himself Second The diffusion Of music through coun-
y of ong.aced bowed down, gloomy set OF moras, whose
ambition to be to acquire land and money, for nothing
in particular
Ho,O TO bug good Piano Cheap!
Go to GEO HALL and say 'I want to buy good Piano
and il is thing know but little about Your knowledge Of
Paros enables you to beend in the purchase of an in
Sensible or Mr. H. takes paues to furnish his GUS
toner with good Piano.
Ho,O TO bug poor Piano dearly.
Go to a dealer and tell him you 'came 10 select. Bring
aeng who o19 Pay a. ~ sng and W bs ene sd no yo
have splendid Pianos advertised for $50 dollars and you
the price If the dealer poor Pianos you will be apt
tc get one.
What Pianos are best
Mr. HALL, gives as his most candid opinion that the
Raven Bacon Seinway Lghte Bradbury, Of New York,
and the Chckerng Emerson Lad Pianos of Boston, are
the b5st makes In market
Cheap Pianos Hambugrg
Beware Of class cheap Pianos pretending to have great
improvements patent &c that being sold by travelling
agents, &c.
500 Melodeons
Magnificent styles, of and 6S octaves double reed
ave and Organ Aeolons superior to any yet made
in process of construction, and MUST BE SOLD.
NB-There can be no better Melodeon bought than
be had of Geo. Hall at Ashtabua and on no better es
Terms of Sale.
To those who wish a credit will be given of s. O. O. or 10
months Also term Of II lessons given gratis to each
chaser upon the instrument by competent teacher at Ash
tabula.
Teachers Register
All persons qualified for Piano or Melodeon teaching wsh
ing situations requested 10 send in their and ad
dress stating how long they have taught what they feel
where teachers wanted requested to WRITE stating the
number of pupils that can be had, &c.
Second hand Pianos and 1GeLodeouS
taken exchange for at fair rates. and such will be for
sale o. to rent
Customers List.
individuals now owning Pianos Melodeons also those
who intend buying at some future time will please send in
porant information in relation to Instruments the Study Of
Music, proper age to begin, &c, &c.
Foreign Customers.
Mr. HALL will ship Pianos and Melodeons 10 persons
siding any State in the Union, California the Canada
and individuals may rely upon being fairly det with
though they were here 10 select themselves.
Guarantee 5 Years,
on ali Instruments from date sale Mr. Hall will
LY sell the best Piano Melodeou market
ERs and n prepared sell them than most DEALER
afford to. Ne "BGs1OOG Instrument kept for sale
Nv ho is this HALL the great Piano Meodeon deaeri
Mr.. r. is a native of "Od Ashtabua," where he now re
sideshaS HeCeT Deen eNcelled
Nelodeons aud NEVER WILL RE "ExcEL IoE is his motto
Proposition.
Customers coming distance not exceeding 100 mile
purchase will have their expenses r. R. fare &c, deduct
ed from the regular price of the Instrument they purchase
". B.-N b.
NEVER under any circumstances purchase without frs
writing TO Mr. Hail. you may money and what is IA
worse the miserable feeling of having bought poor thin
you can't get rid Of.
Who are Critical Judges ?
First Manufacturers. Second Tuners and Dealers Thr
Nobody else Some think they are
Tile Great Book.
Richardson's New Method for the Piano and Meodeon-
almost supersedes the necessity of teacher Send fer or
at once Price So Mr.. Hall buys them by the hundred au
will send them postpaid receipt of S3 Clubs will reeei'
10 copies for S25.
Post Office address,
Direct all letters to GEO. HALL Ashtabula, o. or to ar
of those places named, where his offices locate
and such letters will receive prompt attention
Geo. Hall, Piano Dealer,
February IA, 1891. Ashtabula Obi