Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-19
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EEELIEG that ths Public Oueht TO be iuformet
camIaensea ed take <i,is +5s tui.i say
10 Delaware toengage Il te aUGahe occupation o. sup
even dreaming that Mr. Evans Claimed the right
noPolize this tustness aad should unpretending hav
voked attack non for the purpose Of breaking down
my business Why has mot Mr.. Williams pursued ths
because he is gentleman does rsriake th.
swinish procivTties Of Mr. E-ans Bot, M Evans yoG
can't come it the people how and certempti
BILE it is for you 70 make such attack stranger
who has come 10 live in the same town viii you and
engage in the same kind OF business and they iH pat
ronize TEE PzDDLER for they say competition the life
| Of trade"
this controversy between myself and Evans have nc
desire charge Mr.. Evans with faIsehood his selfish
feel aeutey when you touch their pockets Ths think
Is particularly the with Mr. Evans. But how far
He publishes he IS sole agent for certain
stove look little further in the same paper and you
sale in his store HO1 thiss advertised would
s the old pipe and furniture to my stoves, which viii
save i've dollars How gave it In not ing buy
new pipe and furniture This not worth calling false
hood-it is nonsense.
that have And why they the kind OF stove
because IL Is an elevated oven He might say that he
he a head his shoulders. The oven OF mine sits
the top but different principle from Mr. Evan
mine be different stoFe heavy plate self cleaner
and manufactured in adjoining county so that If
1t replaced. Whereas, his s1ove with tight
plates and when you want clean them you take
down te pipe and carry out the he to tell
persons the truth about the matter when about pur
chase they would not have them all, not even q
stove constructed principles, twenty five
dollars than light eastern fifteen the
III soeu burn cut. Would it not be nonsense for
say that the Premium stove Economist were just
alike because the ovens OF both underS Yet there
would be just much sense in this Mr. Z say
that his stoves and mine are alike
Mr. Evans feels for the people-the dear people ALI
hs cautious against me for the sake Of the people
How wonderfully disinterested he Yet # the dear
what saw, and have heare what heard it certainly
would have made them open their eyes II seems that
pay IN time iheH wagon and cow were taken on execu
ton and when none Of their neghborE would bid on
me the wagon Was worth $50 and the COW $50 Serets
dollars for sasdU soreI II Mr.. E. synpaEhetic
six nearly naked chareaf do souch truth
Cd th but give as got from the mouth Of ave or
Now come, neighbor Evans own up like a man. that
all your handbls and the pers
Of your own pocket and not for the special good of
Some raay enquire of Mr.. E. Why lie sdver.ises his
bells at three four seven and ten dollars and offers TO
sell the A lower price II he thought they would not
tell on him he might say
You see the men bought these bells of knew
greenhorn in the bell they tucked lot
on me that are no better than old kettle
Ssndera thnksh be ashamed to ring it, for he has not
heard several days the mouth the thing
er from the rays Of sun But keep dark gen
slemen have them and .sues ssu fhem. thought
bell was bell but End that bell that has
buy bells again."
think the Elder would differ with him here will sell
bells Of the size that Mr. E SO
bells for fifty there is no tone 10 them
md il you buy them you must get Mr. E tone shens
Tor you, as don't understand that business. /
And now word about Mr.. Evans PloWs He offers
o sell Longs Pant at 81 90, which is dollar less
How can he do thisf rlteI you Mr Long has lust eot
up an Improvement on his plow which has taken twenty
yong out Of use Mr. plows the old fashion going
,ut of and they must be sold These piows have
de is IN two pieces, which is disadvantage. The
pattern is perfect the landslide is in piece the
erred TO the public. any one will call at my residence
md examine it for himself, and if he is perfectly
asisted will pay him for his time
As Mr. E gets tucked on bells and plows why not on
toves The Yankees down east understand how to do
ny sSous sua o. IoE , ou. say nosn
end II 70 Mr. E. with his it, recommending the
o much Of him as to put his name in print pus him
much hat he Immediately orders a Just think
I II nere is pamphlet g9t up especially to recommend
his stove and T. EVANS in big letters printed on it
Some efsY inquire why the pattern Of sfoTes chang
d 50 often One year the Charter Oak is the next
ear the Live Oak s fhe only thing worth having;
he Royal Oak eirpasses ghiflg and suppose next
ear il will be the Burr Oak, or some other Oak Now
be reason why the patterns change is, that
hen Mr.. Somebody's frehoard burns out in year and
e wants to get he have the satifaetion of
cling told that &c the pattern has changed and
an have the pleasure CT paying s:S $50
ew one II the pattern was not changed every year
ew plates cou'd be Obtained and every plate for
aarded @oIld Knock them of the sale a stove
nd she greas bock with the big copper kcstlc might go
y the board.
On the other hand my Stoves have been made and sold
the last eleven They have test time
nd are more popular than before II aEy- +
aing Should happen that plate cracks can be
eplaced and thus save the price of stove. Ny
loves saaeie by weli-known establish rnt near by
fNrm mT + saEt I
1at my stoves are made nut OF old burnt-out castings
II he d0cs not know ahat they nrde or any
lore than We. do II to the which
trade for which Mr. E. has sold and bow they
urnt out and cracked you would sh tey made
something tnst soon goes pieces.
BY the way, ask Mr. Evans he diaist tell Mr. Weay-
teGt my stoes hEst-ra;e and ask him TO walk
!, as he had the same k;1di But did he sell him No
e left an order for me to bring his house. and
g paid me my price for it..
lean furnish PARIoR and FOX STOVES of all patterns
nd prices Also, FLOWS and FLOW SHEARS and BELLS
various sizcs for which will take exchange Old,
etal At eighty cents hundred and Grain market
rice Leave orders at my rcsitcnce Spring
nd Franklin streets
&5- AGENTS FOR NY BUSINESS WANTFD. |
Come on all that Eant the clean thing nicely
aked bread and pics and pdtron:ze ths Peddier.
Oct Ie, ,'Go-fu, J. W CUNpOS.