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


Don't read this. The largest and most
complete line Of overco4tsi n town at Bug.
bees. 1O-ll
Call and see my stock of fine suits. La
dies' furs and gents fu. caps. ]. Il. Bug,
bee. IO-A
Ladies' fine French kid Button and Side
Lace Shoes, French heel, at cost at Has
tings'. 1t
Big Stock Of Fruits and Confectionery
for the Holidays just received at Faulkner
& Sons. lift
5000 worth Of boots and shoes to b,
sold at cost for tine next 80 days for cash
at Hastings. 1t
Mr.. Stiles. the Sheriff-eleet. will as
sume his official duties Jan. 6. 1879, and
the Clerk-eIeet. C. H. Simonds, on the
second Monday in February.
wheeler's stock Of Boots and Shoes was
never larger, never better, and never
sold 20 cheap. II
A. c. Booies has q Selected Stock of
Books. suitable Christmas Gifts for both
old and young. l9led
Leave subscriptions for any paper or
magazine published in the world. at Cen
tral News Room. 1t
Cleveland Leader or Herald delivered
all over town at 20 cents per week, from
Central News Room. 1t
$1,000 worth Of overcoats new. just pur-
chased; and they are 10 be sold at prices
to defy competition. J. B. Bugbee.
If you want the choicest roasted coffee
in market, you can get it for IS cents per
pound at Riddell's Store.
For the want of quorum there WAS
no meeting of the Council last Wednesday
evening. The next meeting comes on
Wednesday evening, January /, 1879.
Elegant and sensible Christmas gifts
may be found in great variety in Cham
berlin's boot and shoe store. 1t
II you want lamps or chandeliers. glass
ware, chimneys and burners, you can get
them very cheap at Riddell's Store.
Compressed Yeast, which is the best in
use. can be had at J. Biedrr's, Halls, Ste
phenson & Nettleton's.. and E. W. Savage's.
We do not make the cheap John piet-
ures, but If you want anything frst-claSs
come and see us.
1t BlakesIee Moore.
We are marking lower prices than ever
on all odd lots, to reduce our stock before
taking sn inventory. 1t
C. W. Chamberlin.
"A new firm is announced at the Har-
Dor, Mr. Henry Bugbee having purchased
sn interest in the grocery house Of Mr.. j.
S. O'Neil. They call it O'Neil & Bugbee.
Marked down-Our entire stock of mems
and boys heavy boots, and women's calf
shoes-best bargains you ever saw.
1t C. W. Chamberlin.
Don't fail to call at Hastings for great
bargains in boots and shoes. We will
offer our large stock at cost for the next
80 days. 1t
You can see yourself great deal better
in one of those Plate Glass Mirrors at
Swift's Drug Store than in any common
style OF looking-glass. 11-12
Any one of our Kingsville subscribers
who may wish to join the club for 1879,
may leave their names and money-with Mr..
A. B. Luce. and due attention will be given
to it.
All the surrounding towns say Go to
J. E L'Hommedieu's Mammoth Clothing
Store il you wish to be dealt with fairly
and squarely. We always get the worth of
our money. lift
Snow fell to the depth of foot on last
Tuesday night. The morning broke show
ing Judgement of the feathery snow upon
every twig, shrub, and tree, which there was
not wind enough to disturb.
Cheap George will sell his entire stock Of
lamps and chandeliers at greatly reduced
prices during the holidays, with a view of
putting in a new line of goods. 11-1S
Those cut glass Presentation Bottles at
Swift's Drug Store. filled with cologne to
suit your taste, will make fine present to
bestOw upon some Of your friends. 11-12
New things in ladies' collars and cuffs;
gents collars and cuffs; chidren's collars;
collars and cuffs in fancy boxes for the hol-
idays, at 11-12 Carlisle & Tyler's.
Holiday goods, pocket books. specie
purses, perfumeries, jewelry, toilet soaps,
combs, brushes, children's hoods, children's
home made socks at Carlisle & Tyler's.
A. C. Bootes has on hand some Plated
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Casters, Cakestands
Napkin Rings, &C., of the Best Manufae-
ture, which he is selling very Reasonably.
The dredge Ashtabula holds her place
on the fuke of that anchor, pretty much in
tact, except the beating of the surf occasion
ally forces of plsnk. Her stanchiOns and
rame remains as they have been.
Nice books at A. C. BOotes'. 1t
Lots Of Holiday Goods at DOrman's. 11tt
Diaries. 11-12 Thurber & Co.
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers for men
Shoes and Rubbers for ladies. Shoes and
Rubbers for Misses. Shoes and Slippers
for the babies. All very cheap for cash at
1t S. B. Wheeler's.
For the holidays: lace ties, silk ties and
bows, Swiss ties, lace scarfs, real lace
points, real thread laces, imitation point
laces, gents ties and bows at 11-12
Carlisle & TYIsr's.
Our immense trade of the last fewweeks
plainly shows that the people appreciate
the great bargains offered, by our new plan
of selling goods for cash. It's the correct
way to do business. B. Webb. 11-12
-Thorp and Pfaff nave just finished a
very good job in the shape of spair of
bObs, with body long enough for three
seats-a plain job, but one of superior
workmanship, for Frank Gregory's livery.
Something nice in silver over at A. G.
Bootes'. l.
Floral albums, 11-18 Thurber & Co,