Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

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stock Of Stoves in the cOnntry.
| EsThe Fortune'' is the name OF the new
/ Cook Stove &C A. Lybrand Sons.
| stOveag stOvesIG-stoves have de-
/ clIned, and A. Iybrand & Son are receiving g
a large stock, which they VIII sell cheap.
Y0umay md any kind OF q stove you
want at A. LybrEnd Sons, In the VII
liamB Block
Block, has Just received q fresh invoice OF
American Watches, that he viii sell at q
small advance on cost FOB CASH. jams
Read ThI5-I have used the singer Fam
tIy Sewing Machine In my family for some
class machines ofdihsrent kinds, and pro-
nounce the Singer in all respects one Of the
pest IN use, and In many respects surprising
Y otner machines. It Is SIMPLE durable,
that its management so easily understood
and no trouble need be anticipated in learn
the greatest conTen1encss ia a family.
noYl36 SEVERAL CITIZENS.
From the N. Y. ImdeDemdeuf.s--NT Mr.
Secretary A4cCattJ0ctg Report No decline
purchased Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
en-. en1nss ana nave had y In constant use in
my family since. We used 1t during the
war 20 make clothing for our volunteers.
heavy, being coarse WOODEN and cotton fab
rics. It is Still in good working order moth
"You are welcome 20 use my name in your
recommendation"
Mrs. HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Wife Of Secretary o. 8. Treasury, Wash
10 MessrS. Wheeler & Wilson.
A Challenge from q Lady
Messrs. WHEELER & WnsoN, No. 65 broad
Gsaaaensn.-ReSerring to the challenge OF
Mrs. Pratt, whose Wheeler & Wilson Sew
Ing Machine has been In use ten years with
out repairing, beg % state that have
Machine, In family Sewing, Jousrteel1 Vears,
without even the most trinfng repairs, and
&c Is now in so good condition that would
(now upward Of $50, ,OO0.) One needle served
me more than a year for hne sewing.
Can any one beat this.
Yours truly, Mrs. ANNE WARNER,
Don't buy a Clothes Wringer until You see
the Buckeye Wr1nger. ]. s. Cox. dc4-6m
Goods sewed on the Singer Machine do
not draw after washing.
Stop and Read.-The Cook stove Veter-
ana stove well deserving the name IL bears
for sale at the New Tin and Stove Store,
on Union Street, one door South of s. b.
animation Of this Stove by those wishing to
purchase. Also very neat pattern Of a
Farlor Stove. Can and see. Remmember
nOv2T6Sy1 NJ. A. NICHOLSON.
Mrs. G. w. Parker, certines to having
earned over $500 year, with one needle, on
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine.
c. B. CrOnA1etOn warrants all his work.
c. b. CEOn1kletOn employs none butn
class Workmen.
Readers, have you called at R. R. Hender-
sons new Merchant Tailoring and Clothing
Establishments II not, call and examine
his stock. 1t viii pay you. oct2S
H you want to see the best stock Of Cloths
r. r. HENDERSON'S.
The largest assortment Of Neck Ties in
Delaware can be seen at Henderson's.
r. r. Henderson not only sells the best
shirts in town, but cuts shirt patterns war
rRnted to At.
r. r. Henderson has avery large stock Of
ready made over-cOats, which he viii sell
at cost oct23 68
r. r. Henderson has the best Cutter in
Central Ohio, and warrants complete Mt
everyHme.
Go and see R. R. .Henderson's large as
sortment Of Hats and Caps.
Those ladies who are looking for material
for Sacks and Cloaks would do well to call
at Henderson's Clothing Store.
DO you want your garments to ht2 Go 70
r. r. Henderson's.
r. Henderson Invites all to call and
see his stock Of goods. They are good, well
the very low figures he holds them az: 60
supply Of B. A. Fanstocl's pure White Lead
(the best made) in kegs and tin cans. Also,
the lower grades OF Lead in cans, as well as
Putty, VaTnishes, Brushes, Linseed OIL, OF
which shall keep good stock constantly
on hand, for sale at the lowest market prices.
Rpr36 No. 5 Williams Block.
The reason why G. B. CRoNKLKroN does
80 much Job work Is that he uses the very
best materials-the best the market afFords
and employs none but drst class work
men.
The price OF all Cook, Parlor and BOX
Stoves has been reduced 10 per cent. by
G. B. CRoNKLETON
C.B. CrOnkIetOn, doors East Of VII
Hams Block, has on hand the best lot OF tin
ware at low rates. in the city.
C.B. CrOnkletOn does job work as1ow as
any other house In the city.
Remember that If You want good J OBJ
is c. B. Cronkfston'ss 8 doors east OF the
Williams Block.
IfyOu should want good job of Roofing
or SpOut!ng done at low rates, go 70 @. B.
CRONKLEToN'ss on Winter Street.
For Rent.-A part OF the Rizer House on
Hill Street. dc1ltf
Saint Germain Lamps are extensively
used in New York and Brooklyn. Henry
Ward Beecher says, ''Your study lamp has
become a great favorite in my house. en-
gest no Improvement, and desire none.o
These lamps are for sale at 9; Platt's Jew
Persons wishing to purchase a good Cook
Stove, viii do well to 90 and see 6. B. Cron-
kleton's new stove, called the fashion.
The Fashion exeels any stove offered in
this market.
1t is admitted by all who have ever seen
or used the Morning Glory, that it is the
handsomest and most convenient and least
expensive in the consumption of fuel OF
any stove that has ever been invented.
Best Coal OIL, at lowest price, at s. Ly-
brand & Co.'S. febl2
their Crockery, Glassware, Table Cutlery,
Spoons, ,Children,s Carriages, Clothes Wiring
+ You You Si can n buy ~ an any amount OF Croolery
2: You can buy one Teapot, with or with
8. You can buy one Sugar Bowl, with or
| without the cover.
1. You can buy one Tea-cup or Saucer.
5. You can buy one covered dish, with or
or without the cover.
s. You can buy one Table-kpife or Fork.
z. You can buy one Tea or Table Spoon.
s. You can buy Nick1e Silver Spoons that
will last twenty years.
out covers.
10. You can buy one Ever or Basin.
IL. You can buy Castors, with or without
n Yo1 can by any PqfFt far9sP Of FSmR Ias 1R2 Chill,
dren's Carriages in town.
Il. You can get Children's Carriages re-
paired.
town free of charge.
I6. Farmers can have their Crockery war
ranted safe home free of charge.
II. Every body gets their goods at the same
prices.
Is. You can buy for CASH ONLY.
10. All goods warranted as represented.
20. Have got more Crockery and Glass
ware in store and for sale than in the bal
ance of Delaware county.
Delaware, o., Mar 20 '69. J. s. COX.
For a good Cooking Stove, Parlor Stove,
or Box Stove, go to G. B. Cronkleton's, on
! Winter Street.
once OF Singer Misunderstanding Co.
No. 6I West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. 2S, 1858.
Our attention has been called to an ad-
yertisement of w. H. Smith, dated Nov. 20,
| 1868, in which he states that ]. p. CumminG
is not the sole agent for the sale Of the Sing
| er Sewing Machines, and that he 1s agent
for the sale Of that Machine.
i In reply, we beg to say that his statement
is UNouAIiIFIEDLY FALSE, as Mr.. J. p. Cum
minis is the sole agent for the sale Of our
Machines in Delaware county, and W. n.
Smith is not and has not been agent Tor that
! Machine