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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

EXCURSION TO KANsAs.-At the So
l~icitatiOn of many citizens Of Ohio, ar.
engagements have been completed by
which a trip to the end of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad can be MAIDEN cheap
and comfortable Misunderstanding all
an opportunity ofseeing that beautiful
growing State which offers now the
finest opportunity for securing a good
home, or investment for money that
is presented in the country.
The train will leave Columbus at
noon on September Ist-Cincinnati at
6 p. NJ, on the o. q NJ. r. r. the same
eyening-St. Louis m the morning of
the 5d-Kansas City in the morning of
the 4th-arriving at Topeka in the
evening of the 4th. WilIleaveT Topeka
in the morning of the 9Th for the Buha-
10 RegiOns-giving all who desire an
opportunity Of enjoying a hunt, and
and stopping at all stations on the rail-
road.
Tickets S45, the round trip, good for
so days, to be had at the r. r, Ticket
Offices in Columbus, Cincinnati, and
the principal stations between those
points. Sleeping cars provided on
night trains and a car for Lunch Bas-
kets, which is desirable t. have west
Of Kansas City.
For further Information in regard to
the trip apply to A. J. Ryan,s at the Office
T. W. Tallmadge, Columbus, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

CONCEPT AT SUNBURT.-The Har-
monte Society, whose concerts have
furnished the people Of Delaware 50
much solid enjoyment, are not going
to be partial in their distribution Of
avors, and therefore propose to give
one of their frst-c1ass musical enter
tainments at sunbury, next Tuesday
evening, Aug. S1st. The Sunbury peo-
pie have Al appreciation OF good mu-
sic, which viii insure the Harmoniea a
crowded house. In fact, it requires no
gift Of prophecy to predict that enter
tanners and entertained viii be mu-
tually delighted with each other. The
programme VIII include both vocal and
instrumental pieces. The Club con-
tains fifteen performers. They viii
make an extra effort to give the Sun
buryanH a satisfactory concert. For
further particulars, see posters.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

FIRST MONTHLY STOCK Satellite
Monthly stock Sales for this coun-
ty were inaugurated yesterday with
even more success than was anti
cipated on their first trial. The attend
ance was very encouraging as were al
so the offerings of stock. The sales
were held at the junction of William
and Sandusky streets and commenced
at one o'clock p. m. The following
were the sales effected, as also the stock
offered but not sold
By Thos. Yeats, 4two year old heif-
ers, bought by A. Greenlee, SAL per
head.
~ Jas. Scott, COW and calf to A.
BY Thos. Yeats, COW and calf to
Miles Grady for SAG.
By Thos. Yeats, COW to J.. A. Reamy
for 500.
By Cornelius Main, COW and calf to.
DR.. @. WEIGH, for $7O.50.
By Thos. Yeats, two yearling steers,
withdrawn a $3.50 per head.
By 2. Mendenhall, COW, Withdrawn
at $50.
BY Chas. Blymyer, 4 year old bull,
starlight withdrawn at $155.
By VIM. 7. Lewis, 2 year old bull,
" - v A. go
By C.. Robinson, 8 year old mare, to
Henry Beaver, for $50.
By Chauncey Hughes, 4 year old
mare, to Prof. P. =. Donelson. for SIP.
By Frank Gerhard ,six-year old horse
mustang, Withdrawals $50.
By w. NJ. Flanagan, 4 yearold mare,
withdrawn at $3.50.
By e. Hills, 6 months old bull, with
drawn at $95.
By c. Hills year old bull-withdrawn
at S1OO.
BY Octavus Chambers, 8 year old
mare, withdrawn at $73.
By H. Warren, 8 year old cow,-A.
Greenlee $40.
By w. G. Patten-cow, Withdrawn at
BY Thos. Joy, leicester 1amb,-with-
drawn at SIG.
Bye. NJ. Ellsbree, six year old horse
withdrawn at 95.
BY NJ P. Tone, yearling Buck-mer-
Ino-withdraWn at $l3 so.
By H. Warren 8 year old bull, with
draWn at &54.
BY J. ". Gone, 2year old mare, with
at S12O.
By ). Asher, 5 year old horse, with
at $40.
BY G. Platt, Cow, withdrawn at S54.
By Geo. w. JamisOn, yoke OF 5 year
old Oxen, Withdrawn at $3.50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

OHIO STATE FAIR.-The Twentieth
Annual Fair Of the Ohio State Board
Of Agriculture will be held at the city
Of Toledo, commencing on Monday,
shs 18th, and ending on Friday, the
17th Of September. The Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railway will
carry passengers the round trip for one
full fare and freights free. The same
is true or the Atlantic and Great West
ern road.
A number of changes have been
made since last year, one Of the most
important being an award Of a pre-
MUM Of $1,000 for the best Eve acres Of
wheat.
The entry fee has been entirely abol-
ished, and all persons are at liberty to
exhibit and compete for premiums any
article they may have, in any class,
without fee or price. It is important
that all entries should be made some
time prior to the Fair, and parties de-
string to exhibit articles, should send
aLlst otthe same to the Corresponding
Secretary, Mr.. Klippart, at an early
day. The entry books will be closed
Monday evening, Sept. 10, and every
article to be exhibited should be on the
ground the Saturday previous.
We hope Delaware county will ba
literally represented at the Fair. and
secure, as usual, a good share Of the
premiums.
Persons desiring further information
in relation to entries, DC, should APP
ply Il John III. Klippart, Secretary
Ohio State Board of Agriculture, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

APPLEToN's JOURNAL, for Sept. 4, is
Illustrated with q beautiful frontis-
piece waiting" from a painting 10y
Auguste TOGlmOuche, and = very pref
~ detached picture entitled THE Last
Kiss" The Journal is Une OF the hand
ais we receive. It eseheWs trash yet Is
always as good as a banquet. ID. APP
pletOn 81 Co.. N. Y.
The SEPTEMBER "RIvERSIDE" is in
reduced by u fresh fru~ntispiece from
an artist better known by his paintings
than by engravIngs from his desings,
Nj. George c. Lambdin. The number
IS particularly noticeable for ITS shOw
of illustrations, twenty-five in all,
many ofthem being large and striking.
Published by Hurd and HoughtUn,
New York. $685. year.
OUR YOU'VE Folks. seems to improve
every month, and MIR. AldTich's anus
ing Snd natural ''Story of q Bad Boy"
IS certainly ITS back bone. Lucy Lar
com, Georgiana NJ. Craik, T. NJ. Brew
er, (the ~n"turali=t), A. Nj. Diaz n
james Parton, also contribute this
capIal account Of a Pennsylvania Iron
mine. Besides, there T twenty-One
new and god en~gravings.
IHE LOT sep
TENDER, has nn article on Lord ByrOn's
married life, by Mrs. Stowe which has
created a profound sensation. Its re-
vealments, if ~substRntiated, mnst for
aver blackeu the name OF Byron, and
make il hateful in spite OF his dazzling
genius. The nHmbrr also contains,
Log Rolling at Washington, by james
Parton ; COnfucius and the Chinese, by
Jas. Freeman Clarke; The First CrTck-
It, by VIM. D. Howells, and articles by
Henry James, JF., James jackson Jar
Wis, j. T. TruwbridRe and other prOmi-
nent writer's Fields. OsgOod q Co.,
Boston.
PACKARD's MONTHLY, for September,
seen. 1t con i the following chOfce
art Giles, ali by original contributors :
Imperialism IN America, nv E. A. Pol
lard BrIug the Natious Nearer, Pc III
ny Geo. w. Byngay ; Facts About
Working Women, by Eleanor Kirk F;
An AveDger IF Blood. by Lewis Gay
Junius Henri Browne ; Beauty and the
able Full Dress for Women, by How
ard Glyndon ; My Experiences of Evac-
uation Day and Wesk in Richmond, by
5. A. Brock What are We Men to Dor
hy X. w. E-sterbrooks A Thrilling
incident at Niagara, by j. Frankl II
FIits How We Begged the Bush
whackeFs, by Col. 7. A. Dodge; Bone
mians, ny @. Lempriere The Whites
ami Sioux, by jules PierrePont. 8. 5.
Packard, N. Y. 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

JoURNALIsTIC.-The Columbus Jour
nat has adopted a new style, put on a
new dress, secured a new publisher,
and assumed so much of the appear
ance of a new newspaper, as to be
scarcely recognizable, except by its
old sprightliness and vigor. Even its
ancient and time-honored name, The
Ohio State Journal, looks new in its
bright German text. Messrs. Comfy,
Howard and Busbey remain at the
editorial helm. The Journal is the
only morning daily we nave here, and
arrives early enough for breakfast
table reading. 1t is a t%renchant and
steadfast advocate of the enlightened
and progressive principles of the Re
publican party, from which it deserves
a liberal support. Friends of the aus
will do available service in helping
to extend the circulation Of the Jour
nal during the present
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27


MARXsvTLLE TURNPIKE.-The Mays
vile Tribune Of the 18th met. says
The MarysvilIe and Delaware county
line turnp ke ID being pushed rHp dis
forward. Some OF the sections arr
pretty well graded. and one We MOTTO
. receiving the gravel. The gravel il
being taken from the east side Of Mill
creek. The gravel vein is about three
or fOur feet III d-pth and uDderlies 8
stratum Of about thirty inches Of soil.
lt has the appearance Of a good article.
and will, we think, make q substantial
road. There appears 70 he an iuex-
haustible quantity of it. Nature seems
not to have been unmindfuI OF the fact,
that at ROue future age OF the world
that section would be populated by a
thrifty, enberprIsing people who would
prefer travelling on a good, solid turn
pike instead of on almost impossible
roads az certain seasons of the year.
and the citizens along the road will
regret having subjected this
gravel bed to their pleasure and con-
V~enfence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

HORSE SroLEN.-Mr. A. H. Perry, OF
stratfJrd, had a valuable horse stolen
from his stable on Sunday night last.
This Is another warning &C ownera Of
horss-hssh to b upon their guard
against thieving dePredations upon
this class Of property. Locking the sta
Bile door after the horse is stolen is not
avery wise precautlon. The best way
is to lock it before the thief comes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

A GRAND PLEAsUBE PATTY, and
Musical Festival, Will be given 81
Hills Grove near the Ohio White Sui
phur Springs, on Saturday, Sept. H.
Mr.. Hilis extends a general invitation
to all musicians, vocal and
tai to lend their services and enjoy the
f~sstivtties Of ~theaoccasion. A pleasant
time is expected.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

sKEroHEs OF A FITZPATRICK SCOUT
Some very interesting and indeed
thrilling adventures Of the late wal are
detailed on the hrst page, by q gallant
Young Delawarian who served as an
officer and scout in Kilpatrick's Cavalry
Corps. The sketches are we'll written
and present a vivid picture Of the
cavalry service in the grandold March
to the Sea-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

ANoTHER ACCIDENT-Tuesday was
an unusually lively dayinthe accident
line. Nj. Daniel Miller, Of the firm OF
Burnham, Miller 4 Co, had a serious
fall nom the steps Of the railroad
bridge crossing William street, on the
Springfield road. He caught mis- foot
in some way, and being unable to ex-
tricate it Immediately, Was thrown to
the ground. HIS was quite seriously
hurt, but we learn is improving, and
viii no doubt soon ecovers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

sUNpURY TURrPIKE.-The entire line
of this important road is now graded,
two miles Of it have been stoned
and graveIed. The fact that the work
has been pushed so rapidly in a season
so extremely ~unfAvorable, does great
credit to the energy of the company
The road will be finished in tip-top or
der, and viii be of incalculable benefit
to the county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

WE are informed by the Singer Man
u~facturing Company, that Mr.. H. N
Hefner of our town isRppointed Agent
for the sale of their new family Sewing
Machine in Delaware County. The
wide established reputation Of the
Singer as a family and manufacturing
machine is well founded, as il also the
fame Of Mr.. Heffner for fair dealing
On thu whole We predict the sale OF
many Singer Machines in the county
and general satisfaction among pur-
chaserH,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

NEW QUARTERs.-We notice thai
Mr.. G. B. Cronkleton has moved into
his new store room, first door east Of
Thompson's Livery Stable, and has it
well filed with large and select stock
of stoves, tin-wHre, etc. He has now
a very pleasant store room, and we
think him entitled to credit for the
enterprise he has shown in thus adding
to the improvements of our town. The
manufacturing department is above
the store room, and from the busy
manner of the workmen we should
Judge that they have plenty to do.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

ALnosr BURrED-we are informed
that q coIored man came near being
buried, on Tuesday, beneath q body Of
earth which caved In while digging .
trench as the Female College grounds.
Fortunately ne succeeded in getting
out OF Its reach, or he would probably
have been buried alive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

PERsoEAL.-Rev. o. n, Newton, Of
tho Second Presbyterian Church, hav-
ing enjoyed an agreeable summer va
cation, viii resume his pastoral duties
on sunday next. A number ofrepairs
are being made TO the church edihce,
which wiz add considerably to its in
side beauty and comfort.
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DIED.

JoNEs-on the 9th inst. from injuries
caused by y runaway Of frightened horses
on Tuesday last, ARTHUR JONES, son Of
year Of his age.
THOMPSON.-On Sunday Evening, 22d
inst, at the residence Of her daughter In
South Delaware, MRS. MARY THoIusoN,
aged 80 years.
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Agents wanted for

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Full Instructions and Practical Forms,
.adAptuuUto EvefF Efn OF Busuncaa ana TO
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BY FRANKLIN CHAMBERLIN,
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Mass) Republican.
This is the ONLY NEW BOOK OF the
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OF twenty-five years experience, is lust
Wha everybody needs for daily use.
It's htghlYrecommended by many emil.
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CAUT1QM-An old la,F~hooh, published
many years a&o, has Just been hastily ~
A6suRd@A "a new book without even a
suitable revision uf It's obsolete statements.
DO not Confound that work with
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Ladies' Christian Union viii
hold It's regular monthly meeting on Thurs
day, september Cd, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. The
drafts upon the treasury have recently been
1requenbt and IL Is important that 1t be re-
That IL may not become empty.
Sickness and suffering are not incidents Of
any particular season of the year, Let uH
so FAR as p~racticablrj be- az our posts with
the needfuI assistance.-
Mrs. GEO. @. EATON,
It - Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
STONE.
STONR1 STONEI

nOOR a. window silIs, Cellar steps,
~ Flags, CisteFn Covers in the rough, and
all kinds OF Building stone, furniahed at
quarry, west of o. w. +. College, West
Delaware. Orders may be left At the Gro
Gerry store Of W. 8. Little eandueky Street.
Nay B 81. O.. W. LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

The local editor OF the Herald having
been exposed In q falsehood last week
attempts to avengo himself with slang
and biIIingsgate. We shall wsste no
ammunition On this insOctivcrouB g
49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

RElEEaBzR that the second regular
business meeting for this month orthe
Yonng Mems Christian Aasociatlon
win ~ held at their rooms this even
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
UNION

The fall session Of the Union Schools
will commences on Monday. Sept. 6.
Parents are earnestly requested TO
4end in the children promptly on the
first day Of school.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

MR.. WHITEHEAD gives private les
1vI sonsin singing every day at his room.
Also, at the residences of pupils When re-
qnested, Persons wishing to study the art
OF Singing viii do we'll t0 call at hiR music
room in TEMPLE OF HONOR HALL,
Evans HOOK. auE6t o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
We also have q good assortment Of
Domestic DRY Goods, Notions
Hats and shoes,


Which we VIII sell 0sloW as can pc euQFalQt
Having selected and sent away over $500
on Goods nom our stock within the
pnst few months, nmu filled up with New
instead, our entire stock could nos
bought az this time for less thar No. GOES
Hence we are able and determined 81
sell our goods 40 lower prices than those
merchants who are holding nm fp oiuHtQckA
accumulation % years-nud which
were bought &C high prices.
kt VIII be 70 the Interest Of buyers 90
our stock nnd prices before uurcnN
ing. GLOVER HRQLHEha
iulyW Successors 10 Glover g feri'ott
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TOwN AND COUNTY.

SUNLIGHT OIE--See local notices for
advertisement Of this valuable COM
pound.
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Everybody ~ aBarrett,s.g
.Barrett'1, q great suecesE

The Sunlight Ou-Thisw wonderful oil.
which is destined 10 take the place OF Ker-
oSene and other burning fluids, is composed
Of mAfefials which al he obtained in any
country village. 1t can be made in q few
inmates by simply mixing the ingredients
together. 1t has no offensive smell what
ever, does not char the wick, and is WaF-
ranted 70 be non-explosiEe. It burns with
out smoke. and is only equaIled in brfIIian-
cy by R~as-liglt. The ingredients are sim
pie and cheap, costing but twenty-eight
cents per gallon. Agents for the sale OF
this oil are now canvassing this county and
viii visit Delaware in a few days, have
seen the oil in use aud can testify to its val
liable properties. J.. 7. Martin is agent for
this county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

A YOUNG FOLKs' CoECERT.-A pri-
vate concert given at the house Of Mrs.
SWeetser on Monday evening last de-
serves to be chronicled among the mosI
notable aud novel, as it was certainly
one Of the most agreeable social events
Of the season.
The performers were young misses,
numbering a dozen or more, assisted
by Mrs. Larimore aud Mrs. NJ. PsttibOne
who executed with acknowledgement and
skill the piano accomplishments to the
vocal pieces.
The programme was as follows
PART I.
Chorus-"Softly treading."
solO-"Won't you tell me why, Rob-
in" by Daisy Rhodes.
Rain SoIo-Rough and Ready Grand
March, by Mary Barnes.
SolO-"Where Sof5 Stars are Peep
ing" by Maggie Richardson.
Vocal Duet-"o, Speed my Bark"
by Misses Preston and DOwner.
SOIo-"rm the Mrrriest Girl that's
Out" by Carrie LaTimer.
PART. II.
Piano Duet from Troyatore, by Mag
gle Richardson and Carrie Larimore.
solo-The Timid Men, by Fannie Con-
verse.
Vocal Duet-The Hunters Song, by
Carrie Little and Jennie P1stt.
Piano Solo-Wben the Swallows
Homeward fy, by Daisy Rhodes.
Solo-Fhe Haunted Stream, by Mary
Solo and Chorus-U-pi-dee.
In the opening piece all the petite cho-
made their deBut-a cluster OF
young faces-a chime OF I
silvery ripping voices. I
They all appeared again in the clo-
sing chorus which was a lively parody
Excelsior" and was apPIaUded to
the echo. The favored listeners would
not be content until they heard this
piece a second time in which conceit
they were kindly INDUCED.
There was n very fine voluntary
piece, aforementioned in the programme,
in which Dolly Avery, Jennie Plat
and Carrie Larimors acquitted them
with great ecIat.
All the pieces and performers were
enthusiastically applauded, ashley well
deserved to be, and where all did SO
well ii would require a very nicejudge-
to say which did the best. The
concert was throughout decidedly first
rate and persons of much more Iaa-
ture musical experience might have
been proud to have done as well.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
MARKETS.
Delaware Retail MARKET.

Corrected weekly by DoEAvIN d PorwIN,
Wholesale and Retail GroceTS and dealers in
country ETodkce. Fs-F.gz H.ra ri 90
TLoUR. of
Flour, best brands, q bbI .. - ~ 20
/" Extra 6 d
Buckwheat Flour % 0O
Corn Meal . 70
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

We viii not carry over any summer Goods,
IF THEY CAN BE SOLD AT Cssri
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

Labels for fruit cans printed at the
GAZETTE ofice.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27

A Noticeable Fact.-Tha one wsv of
appealing to a mans reason Is through his
eye In these busy times men are so deem
" immersed in the conduct of magnfdcent
projects, nat they forget all about the con-
dftion of their systems, and hence 1t is that
the proprietOIs of the BIT
TIERS, which cures Dyspepsia, purihes the
blood. improves the tone of the stomach,
regulates the bowels. and, indeed, invigo-
rates the whole inner man, are So active in
advertising. In fact, advertisements are
merely sky-rockets sent up to attract atten-
ton to a really good article.
Magnolia Water Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
aBarrstt,s,, Ear Regtoratlve.


-fWHITTLEsEY'S DYSPEPSIA CURE stands
without a rivaI. Thousands of testimonials
attest its virtues.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
DRY GOODS.
The Peoples
DRY GOODS STORE!

Wehave opened our NEW STORE-theL arO-
est, the LIGHTEsT, and the MOST PLEAS
store in the town Of Delaware. We
have nlled 1t with an entire NEW STOCK
of Dry Goods, purchased during the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
G NOTICES.

Have you seen new styles Of fruit
cans at C. b. CruukietoBfg, three doors east
Of Williams Block Delaware, o. aug6
/. b. Cronkleton has on hand a large
stock ofSelf- Labelling Fruit Cans, made out
Of b best charcoal tin, and VIII sell them
1t 81 . perdozen. augZT
seBarrettsss is immense.
Wauted-HO,O00 persons to call at c. Z.
Cr0nkleton5s new store and see the new
~SeIf-Labeling Fruit Cans, 10 cents q piece or
81 % per dozen. auE&
You VIII n It to your advantage to ex-
anime the splendid stock of Stoves at G. B.
.CrOnkIeton's, before purchasing elsewhere.
aug
Everybody uses "Barrett's."
c. B. CrOnkIetom has lust received q
large stock OF hrst-eIass Cook Stoves, which
he viii sell 10 per cent. less than the same
quality Of stoves can be bought In Delaware I
sug-7
c. b. CrOnkIeton can and Will sell
stoves lower h any other house in h
city. aug7
eBarrstt's' a great success.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
BOOTS ND SHOESg
at Tie old stand a. & T Day, north Of Temp
- = R8b~-Aq7 the
LARGEST SHOE STORE
IN DELAWARE.

WE wish to say TO the Citizens o
w Delaware and vicinity that we are re-
reivfng constantly the most desirable va
ciety of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-27
Last Panic in New York.
The Peoples Dew Store
Is
situated On the Corner

We return our sincere thanks to our old
customers in sustaining us n ~patroniztng
rs through the struggle we have made
against high prices and corporation legtsla-
tim to put rs down. We andthe people
axe Victorious. We Have taken our stand
f0r5 years, and hope to meet our old Gus
t5uWers with as many new ones as possible.
All we ask is One Trial.
It will be satisfactory for you to know tina
- sWecansandho seA 80
II en- per cent. Cheaper than any other
House In Delaware.
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a inc and good selected stock of