Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-12-19

are selling them at, will soon clear them
off their shelves.
This firm are also offering some extra
inducements for the holiday trade, by
adding to their stock lot of fancy goods
which they will sell at unusually low
prices. We would advise every one that
likes to see fine store well filed with
choice goods to step in at Carlisle & Ty-
lers.
BlakesIee & Moore still liye, and are
doing the best work in photography that
is done in the county. Call and see for
yourselves.
Shawls at less than New York prices
at Carlisle 6 Tyler's.
Desirable Holiday Goods-this seasons
lin endless variety, arriving daily, at
the Ashtabula store. Wax dolls, from 10
cts.. up, Albums, Fancy articles, new nov
elites. &c.
You. who.haye no sweetheart, can buy
one. cheap at j. Bieder's Bakery.
The most complete stock of Black Cash
meres in town, at Carlise & Tyler's,
had IT BAD.-A young man wentinto
John Ducro's the other day 10 buy fur
niture, and when he had bought twic e
as much az he had intended, he went
away and said John Ducro must be la
boring under Gboraf:y Evaporation, or else
he never would sell furniture as cheap as
he does.
A nice lot of fresh Lemons, at Bieder's
Bakery.
Good assortment of Women's Shoes, at
| 2 S.B. Wheeler's.
SWIFT has Perfumery and Hair Prepar-
ations from Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Rochester, New York, Philadelphia, Lon
don, Paris, and all along shore, for the
holidays. 2.
Second Invoice of Fur Trimmings
just received at Carlisle & Tyler's.
Sugar Toys and Sugar Fruit are sold
very cheap, at the Bakery.
COUNCIL meets next Monday evening
Dec. 21st.
Tired nature sweet restorer, balmY
sleep" is twice as sweet if you sleep on
one of those Woven-wire Mattresses to be
had SO cheap, of John Ducro.
Blakeslee & Moore guarantee their re-
touching to be as good as the best.
Mixed candy sells at 20 CTS per pound,
over the holidays, at ]. Bieder's Bakery.
For the Holidays Oranges, Candies,
Nuts. etc, at ]. B. TOmbe's.
Call and see Blakeslee & Moore's spec
linens of work.
The largest stock of Confectionery in
the city is to be found att Bieder's Bake
ry. 2
Money can be saved by buying Black
Mohairs and Alpacas, at
Carlisle & Tyler's.
A choice lot of those Pickles, already
put up, at j. B. TOmbe's.
Those oval frames. fitted and complete,
for 30c., at Blakeslee & Moore's.
Beautiful Ash, (Walnut trimmed) Bed
room sets complete for fifty dollars, at
John DucrO's.
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OYSTERS by the bulk or can at
2t SOl J.B. Tombe's.
Great bargains in black and blue
Waterproofs, at Carlisle & Tylers.
REASONABLE ADVICE TO LADIEs.-To
avoid chappy cheeks in the winter have
nothing to do with cheeky chaps. But
if you want to buy q nice present for
your friends, nothing is easier than one
of those easy chairs, so comfortable and
so cheap, at John Ducro's.
A large supply of Candies, and Figs,
just received at ]. B. Tombe's.
The man who used TO go sniveling
round the streets of Ashtabula singing 81
Hould not live always ask not to stay"
has changed his mind and decided to
live'and stay just as long as possible,
since he has found out how cheap John
Ducro sells furniture now.
Your attention is directed to the new
advertisement of the Ashtabula Store, on
this page.
Just received at 8. B. Wheeler's Boot
6 Shoe Store, smother lot of those Mems
Heavy, Hand made Boots. 2.
Hot Tea and Coffee will be served at
the BAKERY. 8.
You will find the best Calf Boots at s.
B. Wheeler's. Don't go with wet feet
THE man who struck Billy Patterson
has not been found yet, but the man who
sells the cheapest and best furniture in
Northern Ohio has" fyou don't be-
lieve it just call at John Ducros on Nam
st. and see.
For holiday present-slippers, at
2. s.B. Wb.eler's.
The Home Shuttle Machine at $S7 and
upwards, does good work n all the va
riety of the other machires. This or the
Singer, it is thought will suit any one
honestly in pursuit of good machine
R. L. GROVER.
The troubles at Vicksburg. Miss. are
rather quieang down, and the expected
strife AZ new Orleans, has not arisen.
On friday in the Senate the tbill to
prc,ide for the election of an additional
common Pleas Judge in the Ashtabula
Sub division of the Ninth Judicial i Dis
trict was passed-yeas 81. nays 1s.
Mr.. PARSONS, of Cleveland, is likely to
gain an unenviAble notoriety in the way |
of jobbery and tricks that are vain. Al |
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