Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-12-20


sssssz5ssssssszlsl zlslsssa..ls1ss
Holiday presents seem to be coming
along pretty fast. Beside those noticed
hersabouts, we see that our old friend and
eorrespondent-Hig-of Orwell, has been
favored by the man who carries around the
dear little creatures.
Books cbeaI at A. c. BOotes'. 1t
Eight bars of soap for e5c. at
lift Darmsn's.
Stationery-faney and plain
11-12 Thurber & Co.
Carpets at manufacturers prices. We
have reduced the balance of our stock Of
carpets to first cost, in order to close out
what we have on hand preparatory to open
ing our new carpet room early in the Spring
with an entire new stock of goods. Car
Isle & Tyler. 1O-l2
No lady need do without new hat this
Winter when she can buy a nice felt Of the
latest style for 30 cts. at Mrs. Prosser's.
Children's hats for 25 cts. and everything
IN the millinery line clear down to the very
lowest prices. Don't fail to call soon and
secure bargain. 1O-11
The party given by Light Artillery
boys last Friday evening was very pleas
ant affair and was well attended, there be-
ing twenty-five couples present. Other
parties are to follow during the winter and
will be duly announced.
Fine china cups at A. C.-BoOtes'. 1t
Toilet sets that can't be beat.
11-12 Thurber & Co.
Mrs. Jones =" "what splendid bread
that is
Mrs. Brown-"Yes. We buy Sur
prise" -four. Only to be bad at Faulkner
& Sons. lift
Mrs. Schooner continues her hair busl-
ness, at her residence on Spring street.
rear Ashtsbula TELEGRAPH office She
makes switches. puffs ard chris, and trans
forms combings into coinely forms and
stylish ornaments. Orders also received
for laundry work.
Ladies sleeveless jackets: children's
knit sacqups; ladies' and children's leg
gins; ladies' zephyr scarfs; men and boys
scarfs; ladies' and gents KID lined nit
tens; undressed kids; fur top kids: WOOL
en- mittens and gloves for the holiday
trade at 11-12 Carlisle & Tyler's.
"A surprise party was given to Mr. and
Mrs. Menneiley last Saturday evening, it
being the second anniversary Of their mar
riage. There were about fifty of their
young friends present, who made the Oc-
casion one long to-be remembered with
pleasure.
Box papers, cheap and elegant.
11-12 A. R. Thurber Co.
Silver Gloss Starch Sc. per lb. at
11-tf Faulkner & Sons.
Our confectionery has just come.
1t Central Nows Room.
Mrs NJ Brown wants laundry work,
which will be done at her house on Eames
street-near Bugbee's saw mill, or at the
homes. of her employers. She is competent
and thorough and will give entire satisfac-
tion both as to character ofwork and the
price of doing it. Beside, Mrs. B. is
worthy of assistance in this way.
The reader will hear with pleasure that
the TELEGRAPH this week contains another
letter from its California correspondent
Ed. He has returned again to Tyrone,
his former residence-some four or five
miles down the coast-where he will re-
main until Spring.
German cut glass bottles-rich designs.
11-12 Thurber & Co.
DOrnan makes specially of Teas. Try
them. lift
Another lotOf those good boots just re-
ceived at S. B. Wheeler's.
"Helen, Jose. will write you in few
days. All well. 1t
Gents mOquet slippers.
goat opera g
=" broad cloth embroidered slippers.
.' velvet embroidered opera
Boys slippers.
Youths Z"
Suitable Christmas gifts.
It G.. W. Chamberlin.
-Messrs. Samuel Harris and Ed. Rich
ards received" the ladies of the Presbyte-
rian church on Wednesday evening last at
the residence OF Mr.. NJ. d. Haskell. in
very graceful and hOspitiable manner. The
company was large, and contributions
were present from all the churches.
Stereoscopic views ehea p at A. R
Thurber & Co.'s. 11-12
Special prices on boot, shoe and rubber
goods for holidays. S. B. Wheeler.
Before buying Christmas toys look at
Dorman's &c. table. 11tf
Salt siscoett cents per pound at
TOmbes & Rockwell's.
For a nice Christmas present, buy pals
ley shawl. or black guinet silk, or a black
cashmere, or eolored cashmere, or a Ia
dies cloth skirt, or beaver cloak, or
waterproof gossamer. cloak, or a pair of
wOolen blankets, or Marssilles bed spread,
or beaver shawl at less price than these
goods were ever before sold in Ashtabuls
at 11-12 Carlisle & Tyler's.
The schooner Star of Hope-one-third
of which was given sway by Mr.. ]. B.
Crosbyto q. Fassett, lay up the creek, in
such way as TO block the channel, and
had to be pumped out the other day and
removed, since which she dragged anchor
and settled down nearly in her-old bed.
Bulk oysters 80 cents by the gallon, at
Tombes & Roekwell's. 1t
& Don't miss getting your Christmas oys-
tiers at Faulkner & Sons 1t
: Call at Burrell's and save money in buy
ng oysters for Chris tmas. 1t
Go to Tombes & Rockwell's Tor Christ
mas oysters, in can or bulk. 1t
The leading boot and shoe house is S. B.