Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09
Good at 60 Holding On ~

| TyEELING that the Public eught to be informed
Z how tts controversy bctween iy sen and Nj Evans
- - eisaee = p fa.:.,c - cSs1.on Of sup
ply ing the 1roPie stoves. Bcs, Flows &r, ,t
dreaming that Mr. ErauS the right To mo
noPoze this business, aad should unpretedingy have
pursued my business had this made an unpro-
n'y basness Why has no, III Williams pursued the.
eourseS Is he as much interestedf Simply
because nc scht4enith anu u"eS n"' IAi @ tiN
swinish procvities OF Alr Evans But MI Evans, you
can't il; the people how mean and ceiiempti-
bic it is for 70 make such attack on stranger
engage in thesame kind OF business and they ril pat
ronize TEE PsDDLE for they say competition is the life
of trade-''
Now wish say a few words to the public about
this controversy between myself and Evans have n"
desire charge Mr.. Evans with faIsehuod his selfish
ness undoubtedly warps his Judgment Men generally
ieel acttey Mns you touch tneir PoeSetI .ink
IS particularly the case with Mr. Evans But how far
his word be depended where his interest is con
cerned be publishes that he IS sole agent ar cei tam
stove LOOK little further in the same paper ana you
viii that Mr. Williams avertlscs the same stove for
sale IN his store o'r Us is ladFertised that would
fit the old pipe and furniture to my stoves, which will
save five dollars How its In not having to buy
pipe and furniture. This is worth calling false
hood--it IS nonsense,
Mr. Evans publishes that he the same kind of stove
that have And why they the same kind of stove!
because il is elevated He might say that he
is the kind of that Dr. Thoisun is because
he has head on his shoulders The oven OF fnne sits
the top different principle Mr.. Evans
stove he is different from any nice man. warrant
be different heavy plate self cleaner,
and manufactured IN an ADJOINING county, so that II
plate sEonld break would Ee easy have
Whereas,
plates and when you want to ciea them you must take
the pipe and carry the II he to tell
persons the truth about the matter when about to
chase they would not nave theih at ali not even as
gift Would it be better to purchase heavy plate
stove constructed on proper principles at twenty
dollars than light eastern stove al hiteen Notice the
bottom plate of Mr. SIS stove and you will that
will soon burn out. Would it not be nonsense for
to say that the Premium Stove and Economist were just
alike because the OF both under. Yet there
would be just much sense in this for Mr. E
that his stoves and mine are alike
Mr. Evans feels for the peopie-the dear people All
his cautions against for the sake OF the people
How wonderfully disinterested he is Yet # the dear
people could have been with Scioto river and seen
what saw, and have heard what heard it certainly
would have made them open their eyes Ii seems that
Mr. E. bad sold this poor family small stove failing TO
pay time their wagon and cow were taken execu
ton and when none OF their neighhors wQad bld on
them he ont and bid them off himself They told
me the wagon was woi t' st1 liA M CIV 81" >efeatg
dollars fer s8aH store IL MI + IS $" ;; Airdh.tt
better provide clothing for those five
nearly naked chiidrenf d" not vouch for the truth
of ths but give as got from the mouth OF five or
six persons.
Now como, negl,bor Evans. up, like a man, that
all your handbs and notices in the papers are for the
sake of pocket and Lot for the special good OF
the public
bells three four, and dCilars and offers to
sell them lower price II be thought they would not
tell on him he might say
You See the men bought these bells of knew
greenhorn in the bell business and they tucked lot
OF bells that no better than an old IRON kete
/ sold one Elder - in Berlin, and his neighbOr
Sanders thinks he ashamed it, for he has not
heard ii for several days the mouth OF the thing turns
up it watching for buzzards trying to gath
er tone from the rays of the sun But keep dark gen
temen have them and pl1et sell them. thought
bell bell, find that bell that has
poor piece OF property. P try tone myself ever
buy bells again.
Mr. E. says his bells have superior rather
think the Elder would differ with him here. will sell
the size that Mr.. E. advertses at $40 for
s. his dollar at dollar and his four dol
lar bells for fifty cents But there is tone to them,
if you buy them you get Mr.. F. to tone them
for you az cont understand thai business
AMI wari about Mr. Evan Plows. He offers
to sell Long, Patent at 81 So which is one dollar less
than the price, and even less than the Wholesale price
he do thsf I'll tell You Mr.. Long has just got
up Improvement on his plow which has taken twenty
years to perfect. The oldfashoned Longs Patent are
out of and they must be sold These piuws have
thenould board that and the land
pattern is perfect the land side is in piece and the
mould is perfect 1t is the best cast pillow Of
and examine it for himself and he is not perfectly
satisfied will pay him for his time ~-= y I
Mr. E. gets tucked on bells and pows, why not on
stoves. The Yankees down east understand how tn do
it. They purchase new pattern OF stove, bit say moth
ing Mr.. E. about it, but publish little pamphlet and
sen il to Mr. E. with his name on it, recommending the
stock they wish to get rid Of The IDEA that people think
much of him put his name in print pus him
much hat he Immediately orders on lot Just think
OF it hercis pamphlet got up especially t" recommend
this stove and T. EVANS in big letters printed on it
often. One the Charter Oak is the stove next
year the Live Oak the only thing worth having;
the Royal Oak SURPRISES eneryhng, and suppose next
year will be the Burr Oak, other Oak. Now
why the patterns change often is, that
when Mr. Somebody frchoard burns out in year and
liz, ne have the sltfaction Of
have pleasure cf ay ing some SIS to $50 Tor
one Ii the pattern not changed every year
plates could be obtained, and every plate for
warde would knock them Of the sale OF stove,
and the great block, with the big copper kcstc might so
by the board.
the other hand my Stoves have been made and sold
for the last eleven They have stood the test of time
popular than before. II any
thing sload happen that plate cracks it be
replaced and :a.s the price Of a stove Ny
made by wrIl-known establi<Iin by
good material What nonsense Sir. +. say
made out of old burnt castings,
for he 81" not know what they fnrde out of any
than do. If you the which
trade for which Mr. F. has sold and sec how they
b,Irt and cracked, you would think they maGe
of snInet thing tnat goes 10 pieces.
BY the way. ask Mr. Evas ii he dilnt tell Mr.. Wrav
that stoves fi!st-rate and ask him to walk
in, he had the same kind. But did he sell to nlf No
He lett order for to bring to his house, and
lie paid me- my price for il.
furnish IARIDR and BOX STt+VFS Of all patterns
prices Also, rI.OWS ana FLOW IffA rs and BEL IS
various s. for wh-l Will take in exchange old
Metal eighty per hundred, anSt Grain market
prce. Leave orders at my residence of Spring
and Franklin streets.
RE- AGENTS FOR MY BUSINESS WANTED.
all ye that want the clean thing, and nicely
baked bread and pies and pdtroiie the I'e9dter
Oct SEQ ftf, j. ". CONEOE. /
s.