Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-18
GALENAHErrER.

GALESA, o., June 10, 1863.
Eds. Gaseas.-As you have frequently ask
ed for local news, perhaps you may consider
a few items from this locality as not uniu-
teFesffnu to vour readers. We would not
WiGhhOld our mite If il would d to the
interest of Your already excellent paper.
Our erops. which are matters of interest to
all. never looked better at this season. We
think them to be at least flC0 sCeeks in ad-
vance Of the same date last year. Oats rye
and wheat are good, though the former, to-
| gether with fax. have suffered by the late
continued rains. The remarkable growth
Of stalk Of rye and wheat, may tie general
" observed. and VIVA Is Still more remark
/ able the are not much lodged" by The
wi1dS ed rain. Meadows are rank. Corn
/ in this vicinity is promising. In
deed, we o whether the ue!d OF MI. >.
W. Likes, just on unit o. our
| VILLAGE. is excelled in Delaware county just
over the way is the vineyard Of "ConeoTas
and aDeIaWares," owned 10y MI Z. u FeT-
feet. which gives reasonable promise OF
on schools are in a prosperous condition,
under the supervision of Mr.. J.. K. conner
a graduate of the O. W. u assisted oy MISS
A. N. h
midst-a branch Of the Church,
with Rev. II. WhitWOrth as pastor, and an
interesting Sabbath School.
n Odd Fellows, as wei as Good Ieht-
pIars, lodge" with US.
In your plea for the manufacturing inter-
ests Of Delaware. in your last issue, you
overlooked the establishment of MessE.
Brown Maynard, Of this place. 4h1s en-
tefprisfng nrm viii turn out az least Ia
Double Shovel PlOWs, OF the most complete
style and workmanship, besides a large
number of Revolving Horse Rakes, the
20 order a superior style Of revolving rake
We would not forget to notice, as a subject
of importance to the farmers of u county,
the beautiful Norman stallion, of recent
Importation, owned by MessfS. Rugg, Chm
& ProSser. His weight is nearly 1901 p9unds,
and his color a blight bay of surprising
richness. His "hOofis shod with swiftness, =
his form Of the most perfects symmetry ana
his neck is clothed with Amight and graz
deur, and a name which o amply re-
pay any lover OF horses a journey to see.-
He was purchased recently by the owners
for &3080, of the importers Messrs. BigelOW
Go, Of C~iFclevfle, @.
The wool trade is assuming some impor-
lance, with the price firm at 4tc. average.
Your having introduced a city directory
venture to send b following list of our
city @
chants and dealers in Wool; DanieI Person,
| dealer In Stoves, TfnWare and Flour; J. w
Likes, Post Master, and dealer in Clocks
| manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, and
dealers in Leather Brown q Maynard
Wool CaTders, and manufacturer of Agri-
cultural Implements; Cook & Clutches. and
Geo. Hughes, Wagon Makers; Geo. Borden
Truman Beard, and Richard Cole. Black
smiths; E. Cooke and W. T.. Hubbeu, Car.
riage Painters; A. Seymour, Carriage Trim.
mer: o. Mallory, Harness Manufacturer ano
steam and Water saw and Grist Mills: D
Maxneld, Tanner; J.. Van Fleet. Mer. Tailor
I w AaIEOuA, L~nd4uAacluIeF ana 06aIef IN
Cabinet Ware Henderson & Rsr1ecU, Nur
serymen; b. Westervelt, H-oFticulturist -
| Perfect q Henderson, Pump Dealers; Henri
Hodgden, Justice & Notary Public; Mrs. NJ
T. Peet, Milliner; Miss A McMiIIen, Dress
maker; G.. J. McNuity, proprietor OF Hotel
J. Uuey and S. A. OrWig, PLysicians.
MessTs. J. B & G. 2. Arnold, dealers il
Boots, Shoes and Leather, and Mr.. B.. z
Likes, JeWeler, an engTaveF of supeTtOl
[ skill. have all removed to Champaign CITY
ElinOi Yours truly.
REPoRTEIs.