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

train will start from Ashtabuls for CleYe.
land. stopping al ali way stations, for the
accommodation of all those who may wish
to hear the great MOdjeski in the play Of
Camille. The fare has been put at the loE
figure of $3.50, which includes a reserved
seat at the Opera House. FOrpartieulars
see posters.
Nice silver ware at A. C. BOotes'. 1t
Mixed candies 20 cents per pound at
Tombes 6 ROekwelrs. 1t
Diaries and pocket books, the largest
assortment in the city. Thurber & Co.
Fresh supplies of oysters are received
daily, until after the holidays. Burrell. 1t
Go to Tombes & ROckwelfs for your
Christmas goods, in the shape of nuts and
fruits. 1t
Holiday Goods, consisting of Dress and
Undress Dolls, Toys of all kinds, Hand
Sleds, imported Shell Purses, something
new, direct from manufactors. The larg-
est and finest stock of Pspeteries ever
brought to this city. Also the largest and
best stock of Albums; all kinds of games,
and in faet We have almost everything that
would go to make fine Christmas present
to old or young. Call and see for your
self at D. H. Du Bois & Co.'S. 1t
-Dr. D. E. Kelley has removed to
his new dental rooms in Newberry's
block, which have been furnished and
fitted up in elegant style. Tomorrow,
Saturday. he expects to be ready to resume
business, and an invitation is extended to
his friends to call in and inspect his new
apartments.
Delicious and lasting odors in handker-
chief extracts at Thurber & Co.'S. 11-13
Faulkner & Son beat them all on oys-
tiers. The people say 50, and that is what
we 90 bY. 1t
You get your mouey's worth when you
buy boots and shoes of S. B. Wheeler, 40
Main street.
LosT!-A young man lost while ram
bling through B. Webb's large and we'll
filed clothing emporium. 1112
Go to J. E. L'Hommedieu's to buy Jour
overcoats. Low, Low, Low prices tell. So
saws Ashtabula county, lift
Warm weather. Our oyereoat trade is
immense. Not only the prices but the gar
ments themselves are attractive. New
styles are constantly coming in, which is
only the case with houses like ours that do
a large business, turning out goods in
large quantities. 1t enables US always TO
have a fresh stock to show to customers,
beside giving US and our patrons the in
side track on falling prices.
B. Webb, The Clothier
11-12 Ashtabula, Ohio.
"A select costume party, to be given
by the lady friends of Paulus Post G. A.
R., will be given at the Ashtabuls House
on Christmas evening. Those who attend
may count on having pleasant time, as
the ladies who have the matter in hand are
sparing no pains to make success. Music
by Smiths popular band.
You will be sure to find something that
will please you in Wheeler's stock of boots,
shoes and rubbers.
J.E. LHOmmedieu, the Clothier. will
take shaving of the lowest prices of any
dealer here or elsewhere. lift
Swift is selling dyes and drugs cheaper
than ever, to correspond with the decline
of those goods on market. 11-12
The largest selection and best grade of
toilet soaps-cheaper than dirt; to be
found in the city, at Thurber & Co.'S.
J. E. LHommedieu's Clothing, Cloth
ing, Largest, Finest Stock, and sells lower
than any other house in Ashtabula. lift
Just before the curtain rose at the OPP
era House last Monday night smoke was
seen by the audience, issuing from under
the stage in the vicinity of one of the foot
lights. 1t was discovered about the same
time by the janitor, who was then under
the stage, who threw pail of water upon
the fire and extlnguished it. A leak i'll the
gas pipe was the cause of the fire.
Ladies if you want nice mans slipper,
or nice slipper for a present to man,
you will do well to look at S. B. Wheeler's.
The LHommedieu Mammoth Hat, Cap
and Furnishing Goods House is SO Main
street. Horse shoe over the door, which
denotes success to the purchaser. lift
The snow, the snow,
The beautiful snow!
Who would shivering go,
When they can buy
Overeoats so low, at B. Webb's.
Christmas tree committees are earnestly
requested to examine Mr.. Dicks cheap Ia
bles before they make their purchases. He
offers on his cheap tables, seasonable goods
at bargains from &C., 1Oc., and 25c. and
upwards, that can't be duplicated in this
market. 1t
New officers of Rising Sun Lodge,
No. % F. & A. NJ, Ashtabula, we're elected
last Tuesday evening as follows: George
Hall, W. NJ; o. B. Clark, S. W.: B. S.
Metcalf, Jr., J. W; H. Loveland, Treas. !;
H. H. Hall, Sec'y; H. Arnold, S. D.; C.
H. Hiekeck, J. D.; R. C. Warrington,
Tyler; D. Sloan and L. C. Newell, Stew
ards. Installation, evening of 26th inst.
THOUGHT CRAzY!-A man running thro'
Main Street, with a bundle under his arm;
but, i. was sfterward ascertained that he
was over joyed with one Of B. Webb's
cheap suits. 11-12
SayErook says, Go to J. E. LHomme-
deus to buy your suits. Why do we all
go thsreP Because he can sell better
class of clothing and sell it lower thau any
other house in the same trade. His ex-
penses are very light-nearly nothing in
comparison with other clothing houses.
This is the reason, and good one, too.11tf
&C. II. Cook last week delivered tc L. A.
Ash at Erie, his fine Blazing Star colt, pur-
chased Of him about one year ago. We con-
gratulste Mr.. Ash in his choice of an ami
NAL of great beauty and future promise,
Mr.. Cook is quite an amateur with good
braads Of evvira oleo- Ha Eilla1 q nina