Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-26
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EEELIEG that the Public ought % be iuformet
how the coutFexsEsy between myself ani Nr IVAN
ctmmence take this opppl tunity 70 that c5m'
70 peaware 10 engage q y s'sg,st n o. sap
plying the people with stoves, Ieiss Picxs, &c no
nopeze this business should unpretendngly have
| pursued my business had this made unpro
| my business why has NOT MIR. williams pursued the
same courses Is he much Interested Simply,
suinish prociiTifies Of MI Evans But Mr. Evans you
can't it the people see how and centempti
who has come TO live the same town with you and
engage the kind Of business and they H pat
ronize TaE PEnDlERs for they say seonpeton is the life
Now wish to say few words TO the public about
desire 70 charge Mt Evans with aIsehood his seish-
ness undoubtedly warps his Judgment. Men generally
feel acutey when you touch their This tnink
particularly the with Mr.. Evans Bus how far
can his word be depended on where his interest con
earned He publishes that ne Is sole agent for certain
viii see that Mr. Williams advertlses the stove for
sale in his store Hoao Is iss Iadvertsed that would
1t the Old pipe and furniture 70 my stoves, which VIII
save Ave dollars How III In not having 70 buy
Ee pipe and furniture This worth calling false
tfr Evans publishes that he has same
that have And why are they the same kind Of stove'
because it elevated oven? He might say that h9
is the same kind Of man that Dr. Thomson is because
the top but different principle Mr. Evans
stove he different from any nice / warrant
mine to be different stove; heavy plate
ana manufactured in an adjoining county so that II
plate should break it would he easy matter 70 have
replaced Whereas. his stove, with light
plates and when you want to clean them must take
down the pipe and carry the he to tell
persons the truth about the matter when about to pur
chase they would not have them at adj not even as
gift Would It not be better TO purchase heavy plate
ss1xe On proper Panepe a.
bottom plate OF Mr. s SIS and You viii that
alike because the ovens Of both under Yet there
would be just much in this for M to say
that bis stoves and niEe are alike
Mr. Evans feels for the Psoplethe dear people All
How xonderfaiy disinterested he is Yet 4 the dear
people could have been With Scioso river and
what saw, and have heard what heard it certainly
would have made them open their that
Mr. E had sold this poor family small stove failing TO
ton and when none Of their neiehbors would bid on
them be went cut and bid them OF himself They Told
dollars for SMALL stouei If Mr. E is sympathetic
had be not better provide clothing for those Eve
OF this but give it as got it from the mouth OF i've
sig persons- sG Le
Now come, neghber Evans. own up, like asman. that
all your haudils and in the papers for the
sake OF your own pocket and not for the special good
some may enquire of Mr.. E. why he advertses his
bells at three four seven and dollars
sell them at lower price. be thought they would not
q You the inch bought these bells of knew
greephorn the bell business they tucked alet
Of bells that better than old iron kettle
sold one to Elder in Berlin and his neiRhbOr
Sanders thinks he ashamed to ring it, for he has not
heard for several days the mouth OF the thing turns
up as il was watching for buzzards or trying to gath
tone from the Of the sEn- But keepdark
sienlen nave tneTn ana neuet sell them thought
bell bell but find that bell that has
poor piece of property I'll try tbe tone myself ever
buy bells again" - t@ ~
Mr. E says his bells have superior tone rather
bells Of the size that Mr. advertses $40 for
IS his dollar at dollar ,and his dol
lar eeiis for Aty cents But there no tone to them
and il you haF tm yoa nlss set Mr. F. To tone thrm
for you, as don't understand that business
And a word about Mr.. Evans Pfcws. He offers |
sell Longs Patent at 81 so, which is dollar less
than the price and even less than e Wholesale price
up an on his piow which has taken twenty
years TO perfect Tne old fashioned Longs Patent are
going ofuse. Mr. E plows the old fashon going
out OF use and they must be sold These piows have
in board that and the land
pattern is perfect the land side is in piece and the
ould board is perfect 1t is the best cast plo Of
n 20 hs S Il sny oR Nil s eA y at @ my
satisfied will pay hin gsr bis time - =
teves The gankees down east understand how 70 do
They purchase new pattern Of stove, but say moth
ng to Mr. about i, but publish little pamphlet and
ock they wish to get rid Of The idea that people think
much at he fss'sedeteiy orders on lot. just think
II it here is pamphlet got up especially to recommend
his stove and T. EVANS in big letters printed On it
Some may inquire why the pattern of is chang
ID often One year the Charter Oak fhestove next
ear the Idve Oak is the only thing woEth haxng now
ear il will be the Burr Oak; or some other Now
be why the patterns change often is that
when Mr. Somebody's hrehoard burns oGt in year and
wants he have the satifaction OF
eing told that " the pattern has been Changed y and be
an have tire pleasure cf paying S to $50 for
lew one II the pattern not changed every year
plates could be obtained and every plate for
VaTded would knock them of the sale
nd tho great block with the big copper keste might go
" the board.
on-the other hand my Stoves haze made sold
the last eleven They have stood the of
nd popular than before. II any
hing should happen that plate cracks soon be
eplaced and Thus the price of a stove. Ny ~
toves made by well known establishment by
nd of good material What nonsense fer Mr.. e. say
hat his stoves not made ont ofod burntout castings
Or he does not know what they lnrde out of any
nore than do. If fuu the stoves which
trade for, which Mr. has sold end how they are
and cracked; You would think they made
I something that pieces 4
BY tire way, ask Mr. Eva1s didn't tell Weav-
that my stoves were frst-rafe and ask him walk
!, he had the kind But did he sell to him? No
Ie left order for to bring to his house, and
G paid me my price for il. '..l
lean furnish PARIOR and BOX STOVES of Ill patterns
nd prices Also, PI.OWS and low SHEARS and BELTS
var ious Sizes for which .i take in exchange Old
etal at eighty cents hundred and tfrn market
rice Leave orders at my residence corner Of Spring
nd Franklin streets.
GS- AGENTS FOR MY BUSINESS WANTED. =
Come all ye that the clean thing and nicely
aked bread and pies and pdtronize the Peldler a
Oct IS ,'eosftf, J. W. CoSDoS-