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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-24

Remember the important and peremptory sale
of valuable corner store and tenement property
by Warren & Nugent, auctioneers, tomorrow
afternoon at two O'Clock p. M on the premises.
See advertisement, ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-24
Dauchy.s Dire Glory.

We have received from Messrs Dauchy
& Co.'s Newspaper Advertisement
Agency, No. 27 Park Place, New York,
their New Catalogue of American Period
icals, a large and handsome volume of
624 pages in good binding. 1t contains a
list OF all newspapers, magazines and
other periodicals in the United States
aud Canada which insert advertisements,
and is corrected up 10 August Is
Of this year, Its arrangement is
the most convenient for adver-
tisers, wide space being LETT opposite
each paper for particulars TO be entered
concerning advertising proposals or con-
tracts. The catalogue is alphabetically
arranged by states, cities or towns, the
papers following according to frequency
III issues with date of establishments, ac-
tual or estimated circulation, etc. etc. 1t
is very creditaple piece of work in all
respects, and will prove of value TO adver-
tisers, statisticians and those interested
iu the growth and progress Of newspaper
advertising
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-24

The worstcases OF scrofula, salt rhuem and
other diseases OF blood. are cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-24

sale of Store aud Tenement Property.
There was large gathering OF real
estate owners and investors nt the pub-
lie saleof the four-story store and tene-
yAsHourzs's c0c0A..--Best 4 Coos Fartheat
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BELLAIRE.

GAINESVILLE has at last decided TO pipe
her natural gaS into town. The place has
had two gushers on hands for a long time,
out could not decide what 10 do with them.
10 was a sad predicament indeed, but has
40 last been overcome. Bellaire has never
been bothered with anything of this kind.
I { she had "a big supply Of gas she would
not be long placing IL 10 use.
Saturdays Independent contained the fol
lowing: The total value of lands and
buildings in the city of Bellaire is found
bv Land Appraiser W. &. Cochran to be
81 .q53. Ia We have not al hand the
amount of the last lsSO-but are
of the opinion that this sum represents an
increase of rather more than quarter of u
million dollars
Troll Bros. are enlarging the old coal
bank at Quincy and when 10 is completed
they will start up. 10 is said they intend
20 resume whether the coal miners strike
is over or not Trolls are also opening
another large bank about a mile from the
old one which viii be ready for operation
next month.
The new fire brick company sent SIX cars
of clay 10 Rush Run 20 be made into brick
The clay was taken from the hill south OF
Rose Hin Cemetery, and from Stewards
vile. The result Of the clays will be
known by Thursday Ii the bricks are Of
good quality the company will make ar
engagements at once 70 erect manufac-
tory.
There was happy gathering in the
woods SATURDAY. The event was a gather
ing OF the children and grandchildren OF
Walter Leverage. There were thirty
three In attendance, and u pleasant re-
union 10 was Grandpa Leverage is %
wears of age. and is still in very fair health
His estimabie wife was also AT the gath
erinC
Messrs j. +. Anderson. A O. Mellotl
and George o. Robinson will lay part OF
the old Rhodes farm out in lots this week
The farm is situated just across the county
road from Theobald klee's, and will make
q good place for suburban residences. II
is about half a mile outside of the corpora
ton line.
II is reported that man in Bellaire who
makes 500 TO 500 a month, has applied FOL
a pension. In his plea for money he al
leges that he is sufferer from chronic
diarrhWa, rheumatism and one or two
other things the flesh is heir TO.
MI. Blackburn, Of Findlay, is in the
city selecting complement OF workmen 70
run the Goblet Works at that place neNl
fire. Several engravers from here secured
positions at az the Goblet works last week
Treasurer-elect Archer of Belmont
county, will move his familytO st. Glars
vile some time this month Frank will
assume his new duties on the first of Sep
TENDER
Patrick Clark, who resides IN the Third
ward. near the National Bank building
had his hand painfully cut by sash OF
class falling which he was handling.
The supply of tin cups at the pump on
Thirty-sevcnth street has run down, st
that the ueighbcrs who live near 1t have &c
lend drinking cups for use.
Paf Kahn. who for several years did the
circular work on the Independent, has Sc
cured a position in Columbus and has
wended himself thither.
The therm ometer fingered around the
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100 mark yesterday afternoon Inc aver
aye individual found il no trouble TO per-
spire very freely.
The Fifth ward cut is dusty place these
DAYS. A paved street would greatly I'M
prove the splendid properties on that
street.
II is understood that the Messrs. Purnell
have decided to give up the stock yards IN
this city, as they have ceased to be proht-
able.
Jobn Ninth. Geo. Jones and young gen
tlernan named Leo, talk Of taking run TO
Columbus on their bicycles, leaving to-day.
At the annual meeting of the Christian
Church at Quaker City this month Miss
Minnie Marsh, of this city. VIII declalln.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Bellaire Window Glass Works Will
be held today at the company oiice.
The Township Boord of Education has
decided 10 locate an artesian well at each
of the school houses in the township.
The road to McClainville is very narrow
in some places. Two teams find IL difficult
20 pass each other.
A number of prominent Hebrews of this
city are talking of opening a splendid Oar
in Bellaire
The Union Window Glass Works will
likely 20 10 work shortly after the LIST OF
September
Cohen. the shoe and gents furnishing
man. will 80 into the merchant tailoring
business.
The employees of the boat which runs
from Wheeling TO this city have donned
uniforms.
Notwithstanding the very hot weather
of Yesterday, the churches were well at
tended.
George o. Robinson talks of manufac-
turing fire brick as well as the regular red
article
The Americas Club has rented quarters
over Davis K Archer's new place OF Ousi
ness.
The fishing camps are breaking up one 10y
one and the members are returning home
Miss Winnie Porterfeld has returned
from a visit TO friends in the country.
Mrs. Mary Fitton, of Wheeling, was the
guest of friends in this city yesterday.
Freeport people have agreed to pay Dr.
/ Talmage $50 for an open air lecture.
The Lantern Globe Works will start
both of its factories next Monday.
Installments of Italians arrive each week
for work on the new railroad.
Alex. Wiley, of Washington, d. c., is
visiting friends in this city.
Several young ladies Of this city will at
tend college at Delaware.
The repairs at the steel works are near
ing completion.
The upper bottle works will remain idle
another year.
The Jr. 0. L. y. NJ will chance OF a
wardrobe
The Globe Ball Club played the Mneos
Saturday.
Court Rankin is in Dakota taking in the
sights.
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THE SIZE or THE HoLE.

Here are some more figures regarding
the extent Of the deficit which this Re
publican Congress will leave behind il.
Congressman ANDREW. of MasSachu-
setts. has bccu doing some figuring on
the subject which viii attract attention.
Mr.. ANDREW presents list of the APP
preparation bills, of which twelve have
already become law, and the others will
soon Doe enacted without material
change. amounting to 500, 45l.399 IS.
Adding 20 this reasonable estimate of
the amount required 70 meet the de-
mauds of the pauper pension bin and
other legislation, the total of cNpeudi-
lures authorized by this Congress reach
es the sum Of S5l7.4lI. 800 80, and this
is seen 90 De S77.451, 500 in excess of the
revenues. as estimated by the Secretary
of the Treasury, less the reduction OF
six months operation OF the new tariff
hll. The forced loan of the deposits of
the national banks may reduce this def
lett Co S4e.OO0,OO0, but the solvency Of
the treasury can Doe maintained only by
failure To- expend an the money that has
been appropriated. The prospect for
the ensuing year is even less favorable,
as the new tariff, If enacted into law,
will Dee iu operation throughout the
twelve months, and Mr.. ANDREW points
90 a probable deficiency Of SllG0oo,o00
iu 1892 unless the appropriations are re-
duccd
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certainly to know what he is talk
ing about. The trouble is that he fatty
contradictS Mrs. HARRISON, herself,
and several other prominent Republi-
cans, who would hardly write or speak
loosely about a matter that has grown
20 the magnitude of a national scandal,
and also the official deeds on file in the
courts at Cape May.
And then what is to become of the
elaborate story sent to the Philadelphia
Press by its Washington correspondent?
That story appeared in the Press on the
18th Of June, and was to the effect that
Mrs. HARRISON, having spent fort
night at Cape May last year, was so
pleased that Mr.. WANANTAKER con-
ceiyed the idea Of adding to her delight
by having a cottage built there for her.
The esteemed Postmaster General en-
listed q number Of friends in this
scheme, aWong them Mr.. WILLIAM
McKEAN, Of the Philadelphia Ledger.
When the house was completed quoting
the PrcSS'S story the title was sent in
the name Of Mr., MCKEAN; who, with
Postmaster General WANAMAREE, went
down to Washington, called at the
White House and presented TO Mrs.
HARRISON the deed and the keys to
the completely furnished house, about
which all this time she had never heard
a word"
In addition 10 this Mr.. CHuD~. oi
the Ledger, has confirmed the story and
has never denied the clrcumstantia
statement OF how the money was pro
cured from him and Mr.. DEENEL. Not
only this, but Mrs. HARRISON. herself
told the correspondent of the Philadel
phia Press of the gift, and explained it
This was on July >. 1T happened,
says Mrs. HARRISON, "that while W,
were considering what plans it was best
20 make l was surprised with the gift
of this beautiful cottage, fully equipped
aud ready for occupation.
But now here comes PORTER, with all
the minor organs of the Intelligence
stripe tagging after him, saying in eff
feet that Mr. CHLD> and Mrs. HAIR
RI>oN don't know what they are talking
about and that Mr.. HARRISON bought
the cottage outright and refused all
along to tell his wife anything about it.
Which mo- person OF sense believes.
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The Wool Market.

Business is less active in the wool mar
letS than n week ago. There was then
a squirt Of interest for few days, only
to be followed by the dizziness TO which
the trade has become so well accustomed.
Prices rs a rule are in buyers favor.
Few manufacturers are carrying large
stocks OF wool, and at the same time few
are buying beyond their immediate
wants. A great deal Of machinery is
idle, and large imports of foreign fab
ricS constitute another element of de-
preston. In the Boston market there
is fair inquiry for Ohio and Michigan
hceccS. Combing and delaine woods
are likewise wanted and comparatively
firm. The inquiry for Texas, California
and territory selections amounts TO al
most nothing, and carpet woods are also
neglected.
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rnAr COTTAGE sCANpAL.

The MieUgcnccr is rather late IN
catching ON to the story that the Cape
May cottage was no gift but purchase
bv Mr.. HARRISON for the sum Of $4,000
but the Iuiclligcnccr is always late.
Our neishbor quoted Son RUSSELL as
authority for the statement that the
Cape May cottage was never rendered
as gift. but was a bona tide purchase.
Had the hltclligcnccr called on Us a week
ago We could have given il still more
solid authority, namely. ROBERT 7. PoR-
TER. Superintendent Of the Eleventh
Census and editor of Mr., HAERl>oN'S
personal organ, the Nc'r lork Press,
who started the $4,000 purchase story.
As the editor OF the official personal
Harrisonian organ, Mr.. PORTER ought
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DIED.

HALI-Ou Friday morning August LIST, 1880
al Kansas City, No, WILLIAM II. HALL, form
eriy OF Wheeling
Funeral this Monday morning 40 10 O'Clock
from s.. Matthews Episcopal Church. Inter
mcut private.
ROBB-On saturday August 81, 1880 40 1873
q. M. ". J.. ROBE. in his 5Oth year.
Funeral from the residence of Charles VI
Coeu. 81 $. Penn street. ON Monday morning at
9oclock. Friends OF the family invited to at
tend Iutermeut private at Nj Wood Gem
etcry.
HOpGENS-Saturday morning, August "a
1850 az Adrna. Ohio. ALEXANDER NJ. HopGENs
aged a. years.
Funeral from the residence 90 Mr.. william
Lauehliu, at Hook,iown, Pa, Monday morning
August ith.
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nENMoop DEMOCRATS
Nominate Delegates to the Various
Conventions.

Nominate Delegates to the Various
Conventions.
BENwoOp, W. VA, August ., 1890
10 ne E,Hfor critic Register:
SlE:-Ata meeting Of the Democrats of
Union District Marshall county, held in
Scanlon's Hall, Benwood, this evening for
the purpose of selecting delegates TO the
several conventions, Mr. James +. Barrett
presiding. and T, \. Daily acting as Secre-
tary The following delegates Were
chosen:
State C0nventiOn-JOseph c. McMahOn,
James T. Barrett Alternates-JO ohm ID.
RELY, John Campbell
Congressional COnventiOn-JOseph c.
McMahon, Russell Dorsey, Patrick Bran
non. Thos. A. Daley. John ID. RELY. Al
ternates Michael Garvey, l.. McGarrel,
=. r. Burke, Philip Marley, John W.
Healey.
Senatorial ConventiOu-PhilhpM Marley,
Henry Hazelett James Quirk, James +.
Barrett, VIM. Campbell. Alternates-
VIM. Briceland ThOs. Kennedy, Louis
Messer, NJ. Garvey, VIM. McCarrett, Geo.
Hazelett, T. a. Daley, DR.. L. II. Haskin,
Patrick Higgins
Upon motion of Mr.. Barrett it was re
solved that the proceedings of this meeting
be published i'm the WHEELING DAILY RE
IsrEE and the MOuudsville sun
T. \. DALEY,
Secretary.
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TuE Farmers Alliance of the Eighth
Judicial District. of Kansas. have asked
that the courts delay proceedings in the
foreclosure Of mortgages. as long as pos
Sible. This is an unusual request, but
30 serves the purpose OF showing the
condition Of the American farmer under
hirh tariff rule
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WING BROS.
12l5 Mnrknt 81. an. McLurt lInu.e

DUBLIC SALE OF IOWA HORSES AND
/ MARES willoiIcr for sale ON TT ESDAl.
AUGUST 9Th. 1890. no VIM. VI. Handlan's Sale
aud Exchange Stables cor Sixteenth and Chap
line streets Wheeling. W. Va. % head First
class Draught and Driving Horses aud Mares
Ages ranging from 20 years. Weight from
1900 10 l.45O pounds. All broken 20 harness.
Several extra heavy mares. suitable for farm
or brooding purposes. are included in the lot \
few good family horses. sale 10 commence 40
o'clock p. M. sharp. No postponement on ac-
count OF weather. sale positive to highest bid
der. Parties wishing to inspect the stock be-
forchaud will lind them at Handlan' stable on
Monday morning TERMS:-SiN months credit
will be given hy giving hankabe paper or per
cent OIL for cash. All stock guaranteed - rep
resented y. {. HERN ~,
an3dq1eq Auctloncer
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REPUBLICAN editors are now taking
refuge behind the chestnut. ut is too
hot 20 talk politics" Ii will Dee still hot
Ter for the Harrison organs after the
dog DAYS.
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There is not a section OF a line in the
entire Mckinley bill that will open "a mar
ket for another bushel OF wheat or an
other barrel of pork.'-Fr0m James O..
Nnil... Leller ll S.nalor Ere.
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As TO READING TnE FOKcE BILL.

As To READING THE FORCE BILL
II is the fashion among fool Republi-
can editors to reply TO attacks on the
Force bin by simply saying, ''rcad the
bin" the intention being to create the
impression that the opponents of the
bin do not know what they are about,
and that the measure has been misrcp-
resented. The Buffalo Express says;
Governor Gordon and the Constellation
arr brave. honest and lOvaOle. but not
headed They have dashed themselves IN
10 a fury about nothing. Unless the ardent
southern temperament takes fire and burns
up it's reason. il Will be apparent 20 most
pt.oDlc of the South that 10 might be well
10 read the provisions of the election DILL as
passed by the House. II the real cause OF
this frenzy is that the negro vote IS at last
% be- counted. the Constitution or Governor
Gordon. or any other responsible agent
dare not confess IL 20 the public.
Reading the bin. says the Atlanta
Constitution in response, does not inn
prove the situation. Ii has been read
by more people in the South than in the
North. and the popular verdict is that
10 is an infamous outrage.
The trouble is not that the negro
vote is to De counted, but that partisan
supervisors and returning boards are to
suppress the whole Democratic vote.
"Our Buffalo contemporary should
wake up 20 the fact that since the bay
onct clause has been stricken from the
bil il strikes at free and fair ballot in
every state i'm the Union, instead OF
aiming az that OF section.
..Iu its present shape the measure is "a
colossal raid upon the ballot boxes OF
the nation. and the wrong will be felt
AS deeply i'm the North as in the south
The Republicans are following the
old policy Of the federal party as mani
Tested iu the alien and sedition acts
Those ancient force bills aroused so
much Indignation that the masses re-
yolted ia q peaccable way, smashed
the fcdcrali>ts and elected JTFFEE>oN
president
:.Let the Express take its own advice
and read the bil and then cooperate
with us in our efforts TO maintain the
integrity Of the ballot"
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For Bent.

E'oR RENT..THAT ELEG3yr
accn room No. ll;g west side Na6 ~. ,loaE
Terms fea as 'ng Sll'e F % 'as e. LA8RRc
Inquire OF VI. REILLY. 1879 Nai1 ..- - o,-..
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STOCKS AND BONDS

- Shares Riverside Iron Works.
II Shares Wheeling lee and Stora-. c .......
II Shares Hobbs Glass COMPANY
- Shares Belmont Naii Company
1000 City Bond q s-lSsl-lO21
- Share, Ia Belle Iron Company.
REAL ESTATE south one-la.' No
No. -, on y. Main S.. opposite e. Hr--
Leighton residence on Chapliuc ST. Lois
T. = and on y. Front ST.. Gilchri>t. addit
Chapllne 81. Building Lot. House No.
y. Main St Two Oue-Acre Lots at L.
wood. House and Lot Arb Jacob 81.
THOS. O'BRIEN. Secretary ". T.SI r
Real Estate and Stock Brok,r
Ofice Room No. !, Reilly Buiiiu-
Market Street.
40
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WHEELING INSTITUTE
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children.

VHOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
i in English. Mathematics. Ancient and Mod
crn Languages. Music, Drawing. Painting. Flo
cution. and Cali>thenics advantages OF home
life and training.
Fall session begins Wednesday Scptembrr3d
1870 Address. MISS PARRAN, Principal,
aua,Adrb No. 100 Twelfth Street
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TINS is the very centre oi the season
of iced drinks, perspiration and bugs
that insist on committing suicide iu the
gas flame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04

BiagiamH'0a Legdsr
- understand You are engaged to Miss
Long ~
Yes my first engagement
Your first -
Yes ; l never smelled powder before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04

Nix. BLAINE is accused Of plagiariziug
his reciprocity ideas Yes, the Demo
Gratis were the authors of them.
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LET Is DO OUR own REGISTRA-
TION. OUR own COUNTING. OUR OWN
CERTIFICATION.- Speaker Rssgs PITTS
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/ Major i. Y. l.. Rodgers will be candidate
/ for the nomination for the Office OF Clerk OF the
/ County Court Of Ohio county W. Va, subject
90 the decision Of the Ohio County Republican
| Convention. Hul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04

No. 2Sl7 Foil street. rooms stable
S2GOO.
No 6i7 Main street, rooms, brick J.
IL. $500.
No 1910 Byron street. Brick. siN rooms
No. - Eleventh street, Brick, >N room
No 2rS Chaplnc ST.. six rooms ANA >i.r.
No i3O Twelfth St. rooms. lot GONir ....
Nos. i32 and lS2H Sixteenth S.. Dot 3uNiH
RINEHART "A TAIiN
iy9Sh 1871 Market >fr.f
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OmOCOUNTYDEMOCRATICTICKET

FOR HOUSE or DELEGATES
A. ID. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE.
JOHN CORCORAN.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
JOHN ". MITCHELL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wheeling Island.

Three Room Frame House ON S Hurla .-
pantry and cellar, lot 30Al2O feet, % har...
100
No. - Zane street. 10 rooms. iot isNf.I .
$500
Five Room Frame House northeast corurr N.-.
land and n York street.
No. i37 ). Broadway. room house
Six Room Frame House on y. Front ,fr..f
No. "a New Jersey ST.. O rooms. FRAN. Do.
Three Frame Houses, southwest co-..r l.
and Broadway.
No. q MARYLAND 81 : rooms. lot 60Nlal
Lot, on South Penn street.
Lot, on south Elm street
Fine Lot ON y. Front street. 5DNli3 feet, = f'
No l2j ) Broadway, lot 3OXi3U feet.
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For Sole.
DOR SALE OR Fycu 49,.

Il Oh LACHANCr
About Eighteen Acres % inns ''' j..
IN the Eighth ward. Good ior r,.,...- ---l
tains material especially adart.l r. -i-ra
S MorIo, apply to JAMES A. HENRY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04

Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate For Sal.

Ia good repair and almost good
Suitable FOR one OF two horses
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
iv9gv HENRY FL. -.
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Bethel Classical and Military Academy
4 INVOLVEMENT.

Prepares for Business. Univ Of Va. and West
Point Address Maj. \. G. smith, Bethel Acad-
emN I. o.. VI. nulM.NAfn
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DOR SALE
No. IS ZANE STREET
TRUSTEES SALE.

Good property. Terms ycr,,...
Enquire on premises.
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ate,u Advertisements.

w street aui4
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-06-18
A Demand for Fresh Eggs.

Mr.. VIM A. Betz, 52S Read street,
Cleveland O., thus tells how eggs are in
demand in that city, and says he gets a
fancy price for them:
eve are in the produce poultry bust
ness here, but mostly for eggs, and as we
have always such d great demand for
strictly fresh eggs we CAN get fancy
price for them"
The above shows that if one will make
it a point to sell only the best the de-
mand awaits him. If persons will assert
their eggs, placing the dark ones togeth
err and the light ones together, as we'll as
separating them for size and general uni
formity, it will add to the attraction of
the eggs when displayed i'll market. But
fresh eggs mean newly layed, and no risk
must be incurred in buying from others.
1t is the best article that brings the best
prices.