Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-02
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4 how the controversy between yseIf ami Mr. Evas
to ILriaWare 10 egase IN tie lutl6le eiitsts sup
plying the people with ~f0vts, Bells Itt~S &c. not
even dreaming that Mr. E.Hus Claimed the right Ia
nopoiize this business should Rnpretendiug have
pursued nv business had this made anpro-
nv business WHY has not nr Williams pnrsued the
same couFses Is he not much Interested Simply
swinish proclfvtes Of Mr. Evans But Mr. Evans you
can't the people see how mean and centempt
who has live in the with you and
engage the kind Of business and they sciH pat
ronIze The PE1DLER oT they say competition IS the ie
Now wish to say a few words TO the public about
desire charge Mr. Evans with faIsehood his selfish
undoubtedly warps his Judgment, Men generally
feel acntey when yon touch their pockets This think
is particularly the with Mr. Evans But how far
his word be depended where his interest is
cerned He publishes that be sole agent for certain
win that Mr. Wilams adTertlses the stove for
fit the old pipe and furniture my stoves, which viii
save FIVE dollars How it In not having to buy
pipe and furniture. This Is not worth calling false
hood-it is nonsense,
Mr.. Evans publishes he same kind of
that have And why they the kind Of soves
because it is an elevated oven He might say he
is the kind OF that Dr. Thomson is because
he has head his shoulders. The OF mine sits
the top but different in PRINCIPE from Mr. Evan
stove he IS different from any nice warrant
mine to be different stove heavy plate, seeleaner,
and manufactured IN an ati|olhing county SO that II
plate should break it would lie easy matter 70 have
II
plates aho wheh you want % Clean thel you mus Iihe
down the pipe and carry the he were ~ tell
persons the truth about the matter when about to
chase they would not have them at all, not even as
gift Would it not be better to purchase heavy plate
dollars than light eastern stove at fifteen Notice the
bottom plate Mr. E's SIS and you VIII that
say that the Premium Stove and Economist Just
alike because the of both under? Yet there
would be just much in this for Mr. E. TO say
that his stoves and mine are alike.
Mr.. Evans feels for the peopIe-the dear people All
his cautions against are for the sake of the people
How wonderfully dsinterested he is Yet # the dear
people could have been with scoto and
what saw, and have heare what heard, il certainly
would have them open their eyes. II Eha;
Mr. E. had sold this poor family small stove failing to
ton and when Of their neRhbors would bid On
them. he and bid them off himself. They told
dollars for small store! If Mr. E is sympathetic
had he not better provide clothing for those five or
six nearly naked children do youch for the truth
of this, but give as got from the mouth of five OF
six persons
all yonr handbills and in the papers the
sake of pocket and for the special good OF
Some may enquire of Mr.. f. why he advertises his
bells at three four seven and ten dollars and offers to
sell them at lower price If he thought they would not
You see the men bought these bells of knew was
grce"horn in the bell business and they tucked lot
of elis that no better than old iron kettle
sold to Elder in Berlin, and his neghbor
Sanders thinks he is ashamed to ring it, for he has not
hoard it for several days the mouth OF the thing
up if it watching for buzzarts trying to gath
from the rays of the But keep dark, gen
bell was bell but ind that bell that has no tone
piece of property. PHI try the tone myself ever
l b1y bells again"
Mr E. saws his bells have superior tone rather |
think the Eider would differ with him here. will sell
bells OF the that Mr. E advertses $40 for
So his dollar ones at one dollar and his four dol
lar bells for fifty cents But there is tone to them,
and you buy them you must get Mr. F. to tone them
for YOU as ont en- ''rsi.ln, tl.,t s.Ee>S
And 4 word about Mr. Evans Plows He offers
sell Longs Patent at 81 So which is dollar less
than the price, and even less than the wholesale price
he do tpN Inn inst
up Improvement his plow, which has taken twenty
going Mr. E g pows the old fashion going
Of and they mast be sold. These pows have
side is in pieces, which disadvantage The
pattern perfect the landsde piece and the
nouldboard is perfect 1t is the best cast pow ever of
fered to the public If will call at residence
and examine it for himself. and if he is not perfectly
satisfied Will pay him for his time.
As Mr. F. gets tucked bells and plows why not
stoves. The Yankees down east understand how to do
H. They purchase new pattern OF stove but say moth
ing to Mr.. E about publish little pa mphet aud
send il to Mr.. E with his on it, recommending the
much him put his print pufls him up
much hat lie immediately orders lot. Just think
this and T. EVANS in hig letters printed
Some inquire whyie pattern Of stoves is chang
Que the Charter Oak Is The stove next
year the Live Oak is the only thing worth having;
the Royal Oak snrassrs ereryItg and, suppose, next
wear il will be the Burr Oak other Oak. Now
when Mr.. Somebody's ircboard burr out in year and
he get he have the satiaeton of
beng told that the pattern has bC changed, ;, and he
have the pleasure cf paying some to $50 for
new one Ii the pattern was not changed every year
plates could be obtained and every plate for
warded would knock them of the sale of a stove.
and The great block with the big copper kcse might go
by the beard
On other hand my Stoves have been made and sold
for the years They have stnod the
and popular than before. H any
thing sIouIi happen that plate cracks it be
replaced and tllrs save the price of stove My
stoves are made by wcknewn establishment near by
rnd OF cool material What fer hr. E. to
that his made Of 0t burnt castings,
tor he docs not know what they lnrdc OF any
than %. II you to the stoves which
trade FOR, which Mt E. has sold and see how they are
burnt and cracked, you would think they made
Of srnctilirg tnat goes to pieces
Py the ask Mr. Eva,s it he didn't tell Air. Weay
ct that stoves st-rafe and ask him to walk
in he had the kind But dill he sell him sse
IL left order for b.ing to his house, ami
he raid my price for u.
can furnsh PARlS)R and B0N STOVES Of all patterns
and prres. Also, 1'LoWS aua Pl3N SHEARS and BELLS
Of various $, for which will take exchange Ole
Metal at eighty cents per hundred, and Grain market
price Leave orders al rcsi'enee corner of Spring
and Franklin streets
AS- AG ENTS FOR MY BUSINESS WANTED.
Come all We THAI the clean til nE and nicely
baked hraa AMI PIES and patrcn: the I'eldler.
Oct S. 30 -ftf, J. v. CoNDON.