The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18

We invite The attention Of Tie peo-

us WIN tr-s5aAu W. 49, 80 = -
a a. are low icing a. d q them |
our campe s5lors. CpiYer Bros. 80
ourseless. sod hefois gding hrtAsr
We will state that we are ready to
prove everyrhiug We say bv one hun
dred Of the best Judges in Tennessee. /
and will 30 so when csiied upon -
Mr.. Culver's stove, F4rner. WHICH,
he offers At SAC. without ware which
propeIlY belougs 20 il. and which b.
represents to you as being mn4able
iron aud made 81 Kansas civ. Mo,
Coriug,oBs h.. NashsiEr. Teen .ter
anywhers, is made only ~ G NV
Ball & Co.. third rata FOUNDRY mani
Of Cincirn&ti. O. Il has been man
ufacIured and sold al other points,
but ike al ofheF humbugs. died cut
when pat to the test, and ne venture
thes assertion thaeit sill be gerg dead
in Giles county in less tlian twelEe
months. Th's slove. though verg
dear 10 rrrel asers, IS the CHEAPEST
stove 10 the market, having bet lit
lie weight about il, very thin sheet
iron ven, no dsrper 20 regulate he
heat. consequently burning every
thing at The bottom before il is bali
done at the top Mr.. Culver knows
itis and will not dare test it With on
of cur Fashions, Favorites. Golden
Ruiz. or any other first class stove,
aud the reason e does rot pedGle
the Fashion is hat itcosIs too much.
is TOO heavy, and dent pack as well
! in wagons as lis old style Irousides,
which il has pleased him to chan
20 the more popular name. Farmer
/ h says t Is maleable If you vii
90 to the depot and look at the bro
ken ones. you will think that his as
sprtloDs are maleable IS well as his
stoves. Hechsrges you $48 for Il Is
/ stove less than hall trimmed, making
it coet you about $50 trimmed. ', hen
h, under oath an The yankee out Of
lin, would tell you tll,t the Fashion
is better stove, full trimmed, AT
SO. while are seuit al $50, We ap
pend below one Of the dczeu commit
nicatIons from the best stove houses
in the land -
OFFICE OF TnENIx STOVE Weeks.
WM REsoR & CO..
Cincinnati. Ny. 12, 1879.
ME=sRs BoYD NJ. YOU'VE Il Co.
DEAR SIRs Herewith we enclose
Invoice Of stoves shipped you yester-
day. We tried to get an Farmer.
but could not Messrs. Ball & Co.
make the stoves for Culver, bur Gull
yer owns the patterns. It certain )
is very provoking to have such com
petitors. and you ought to undeceive
the people if possible, for the stoves
DO not compare with any good square
top stove. Respectfully.
WIN REsoR & Co
! One Of Of our reasons for commu-
Mica ting tina is, that when Mr.. Gull
yer came into our midst he attempt
eli to deiraud tho county bv peddling
| his stoves wi.hoat paying the .a1.
and we. thinking it cur duty to as
s;st The cfTicers OF The law, had him
arrested and made him pay fns Of
ahou; $I6O, which of course made
NJ. Culver mad, sbd he has sought
to avenge himself by MIR present
ing US and orr stoves ind country,
hehce we communicate this argic =.
! But We Say nothing but the truth
knowing lhat The truth kills humbugs
more effectuaIly than anything else
We viii say 10 conclusion that Nj
Culver's stove has no sale where the
! people are posted az to The merits Of
The different stoves now in use, and
We are ready to put 10 shame Mr.
Culver and his Farmer With one o.
our Fashions, and hope he viii ties,
the ding soon. Our Fashion is not
cast, wrought. sheet and maleabl.
iron all com5iue1, bat il is a frat
/ class csst stove. We have wrourE