Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

GEO. Hal1,
With an experience Of Is years with direct reference
lang What make OF Pianos and MeIodeons really the
than 100 Pianos command 10 OPEN trade on scale with.
out parallel Ia the history Of 6e business in the United
to himself Second The diffusion Of music ihous6 eoun.
y o. ongaeed bowed down, gloomy set Of mOrss whoss
| In particular
How TO buy a good Piano Cheap!
90 70 GEO. HALL and say want to buy good Piano.
and It Is thing know but little about Your knowledge Of
strument and lam willing 10 pay hat Voed Piano h ort
sensible or course Me- H. takes paines furnish bis
toner with good Piano
Liow TO bug poor Piano dearly.
90 to dealer, and tell him you ''came to select Bring
give opinion Ask n Il Is 10 octavos and then say you
have seen splendid rianOs advertised iSO dollars and you
thought you could get good for that Banter well
the price and the dealer has poor Panos you will be apt
What Pianos are best.
Nv HALL gives tt a. his most candld opinion that the
aud the Chckerng Emerson Lad Pianos OF Bostou
The DIST o nakes In market.
Cheap Pianos, Hanlbagry !
beware Of cass Of cheap Pianos pretending have great
| agents, &e-
500 IIelodeoms.
Magnificent styles Of and GK octaves double reed
ia eTocss sss OF an sup e9 s to any s. made ' nov
4
NB-There can be no better Meodeon bought than can
Be had of Geo. Hall at Ashabula and tetier tOrus
Terms of Sale.
To those who uish credit will be given Of or l2
mouths Aso term Of II lessons given gratis 70 each pu
chaser upon the instrument by competent Ash
tabuG.
Teachers Register
All qualified for Piano Melodeon teaching wish
res stating how long thew have taught what they feel com
Pe'ent to go &C. Also those individual. knowing Of places
number OF pupils that can be had, &c.
Second hand Pianos and 1IelodeOns
taken in exchange for at fair rates and suOh will DO for
sale o. to rent
Customers Last.
individuals owning Pianos or Meodeons also those
who Intend buying at future tme, win please send In
prtsnt information in relation Instrumen the Study OF
Music proper age to begin, &c. &c.
Foreign Customers
Mr. HALL will ship Pianos and Melodeons TO persons re-
aud individuals rely upon being fairly det with
though they were here to select themselves.
GUaraatec Years,
all Instruments from date sale Mr. Hall will POSITIVE
sell the best Piano Nelodeon in market and NO orH.
ERs, and prepared 70 se them than dealers
can AFFORD TO- No B"''HOOd Instrument kept for sale at
any yEh price, !, t,,. H., e..
Mr.. H. Is native of "od Ashtabula" where he now re-
sdeshas nsrer been excoed In selling and
AotONoouS WILL BE- EXCEL II his motto.
Proposition.
Customers coming from distance exceeding 100 miles
TO purchase will have their expenses r. R. fare dednet
ed from the regular price of the Instrument they purchase
~ B.-N u.
NEVER under any circumstances purchase without FIAT
writing to Mr. Hall you may money. and what Is
worse the miserable feeling of having bought poor thing
you can't get rid of.
Who are Critical Judges ?
First Manufacturers Second Tuners and Dealers Third
Nobody elsei Some think they are!
The Great Book
RichArdSons New Method for tie Piano and Mslodson
almost supersedes the necessity teacher Send for one
at once Price 50 Mr. Hall buys them by the hundred and
will send them postpaid receipt S. Clubs win receive
10 copies for SIS.
Post Office address,
Direct all letters to GEO. HALL, Ashtabua o. or 10 any
Of those places above named where offices are located
Sad such letters will receive prompt attention.
Geo. Hall, Piano Dealer,
February a. 1901 Ashtabuls, Ohic.