Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-13
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
DY JAMES KRED. 1908
rive DoIIsrs Year invsribIt in Advance.

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BY JAMES RRED
rive DoIIsrs Year invaribIf I'm Advance.
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Local & Miscellaneous.
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Blanks orSii kinds for sale at this once
FOR sALE.-A new, well lroncd, steel sbod.. low low
priced sleigh for sale, on Inquiry at this once.
NoTIcE.-All Advertisement" should be on
the hook before 4 p. NJ. Thursday, to appear
In the same weeks paper, as this is the latest
hour to which they can be delayed.
SLAP-JAcKs and FRITTERs are good, II Iu-
bricatcd with SwIFT's Golden Syrup. At
Charms and Jet Crosses just received at
Dicks.
wATERpRooFs for 81, 10 at TYLER s. CAR.
Isles.
"Innocents Abroad" BY Mark Twalnc.
"Great Hunts" and lots of other ne,o Books
have just been put in the A. c. Library.
WATERPRooFs for 1,l5 at TYrEn & CAR.
LIsLE's.
SoXEfHtNe NEw.-Brown's Patent Rustic
Molding. Call and see 1t at Blakeslee's
WASHING MADE EASY by b. F. Babbtt's
best Soap, an excellent article for laundry
kitchen and bathroom. For sale by NJ. G.
Dick.
PLAID Mohairs at 30 cents, very Desirable
goods, just opened at TYLER & CARLrsLE's.
A New Stock OF Rustic Frames and Mold:
ings at Fred. Blakesleo's.
The Normal School, Edinboro, Pa, is well
provided with facilities for preparing teachers
1t has superior set Of apparatus. Text books
in the common branches arc furnished free.
HAVE received this day by Express, our sec
ond invoice of Double Fated Waterpreofs.
These goods are the best Manufactured TYLER
& CARLISLE.
Browns holdings and Frames are the hand
soniest thing out. Carved by hand. Fred.
Blakeslee has them.
TYLER & CARLISLE have just received splen-
did Waterproofs, which they are offering at
$I15.
a PORTION OF WRECK, apparently the
deck OF schooner, was washed ashore near
the harbor of Conneaut on Wednesday morn:
ing, as we learn from the Reporter. ..'
DICKINsoN's STOCK OF FINE JEwELRY, rich
Platedware, Cutlery, &C., was never so full as
now, and yet new additions are being made at
short intervals, to accommodate o generous
and growing trade The purchaser can here
not only indulge wido range of choice, but
very narrow margin beyond cost
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THANKsGIvING.-The religious services of
the day will, by the arrangement entered into |
with the four clutches of the vilage-Baptist, |
Methodist, Congregational and Presbyterian
be held this year in the Baptist Church, OH
Thursday, the 18th inst, and the sermon Tor
the day will be delivered by the Pastor MIR |
RoBERTs. The exercises will take place at / |
o'clock A. NJ.
RoBBERY.-The wooden fattotS of l. Crow
ther Il Co., of Kingsvile, says the Reporter,
was entered by removing the glass from sash
door, on Wedesday night of last week, and
robbed of flannels TO the value of about S1OO.
No clue to the thief has been obtained.
Messrs. LAKE & SMITH have been putting
up brick block at Cenheaut, on the corner of
Harbor and Main streets, that has lust
been taken possession of by Messrs. G. j. RE
CORD & Co., and 5. J. SMITH, Ninety feet is
a very connections depth, and its appearances
is somewhat imposing. The Y. NJ. G. Asso@
citation and the Reporter office are to be accom-
modated upon the second floor.
RUsTIcATING,-If the reader should discover
an Improvement In the tone, tact and ability
Df In T,Journ,,h f,>eo q |
may attribute 1t To the absence of the Editor
on stroll down East, where he hopes to re-
new his recollections of Gotham, and visit the
scenes and greet the friends of days long gone
by, In the land of steady habits, and blessed
He hopes, too, to leave the cares
that have so long and steadily engrossed him
behind, trusting the assurances of those who
so generously bid him go, that the reader and
his welfare will not be permitted to suffer.
BLIND ToM.-This prodigy VI t'ature, who
has held crowds agape in the various cities and
large towns of the land, is 10 display his won
derful gifts before an Ashtabula audience at
Clarendon Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 10Th
inst The novelty of his performance is, that
he knows nothing of rudimentary routine, his
tion is due TO the benefcence of endowment
natural, refined and enthusiastically in dis
tinction from attainment and culture. If he
fulflls the half that it said of him, he is a
prodigy indeed.
CURIOSITY leads many people into fortunes
Step INTO Dicks Store and look at his large
stock of Fancy Goods, and find out how cheap
he is selling Paper and Envelopes, including
"The Diamond" and other good brands. He
would also say that he expects on the first of
January to re-establisb the News Department,
which he run SO long in connection with the
book business, Subscriptions will be received
commencing with January 1, for all Papers
and Magazines.
TRANSFER OF VILLAGE PRoPERrY.-P. j.
RICE has made sale of his foundry property,
being 70 feet on the south west part Of his lot
in the Hollow. embracing Tire blacksmith shop
and foundry buildtns in the rear, together with
the appurtenances thereto belonging to DAVID