The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-28
LEAP YEAR LOGIC.

Changes Which Have Taken Place In
-Four Years Past and Points for the
Future.
In another four years the anniversary Of
tomorrow, Feb. 20, will be celebrated.
In another four years the present admin.
istration of the United States governments
will be contemplating the results Of third
party movements once more.
In another four years some Of the ladies
who have not the courage now TO pop the
question" will be old enough and brave
enough 60 take advantage Of another leap
year, and do 1t.
In another four years some of the lucky
ones who have been successful this year will
begin 70 find out their mistake, and conr
template the season with some regret.
In another four years, many changes will
have taken place; however. we will not look
into the future with CONCENTRATIONS of dis
appointment, nor into the past with regrets,
AS the gentle spring approaches and busi-
ness begins TO revive, every one will then
feel satisfied with the present, and the mer-
chant who has been blue" for few months
will again realize that 1t is worth while to
get move on him" and then everybody
will be happy.
1t is an unfortunate thing that a msr-
chant will allow dull times to trouble him
Whcu DooABosS COIuu8NceS TO QFOO OH. lie
begins to cry hard times instead of reviving
the trade by squirt" This can be done
by little energy displayed in the proper
manner. He must nfuse new life into the
business by stirring his stock; replenishing
when needed. in desirable lines; put ON a
smiling countenance, and let the world
know that he is prepared to serve them.
He can do this by telling the public
through q newspaper, which is a daily
visitor to the homes Of every one.
To show how a trade can be extended to
enormous and greatly gratifying proper
lions, by carefully catering 70 the wants of
the public, by continually keeping on hsn
such line and variety as to satisfy the de-
mands OF the most fastidious, ia demon
strated in the business of H. Logan, the
butcher.
He has attended strictly TO bis business.
selecting classiof choice edlblss which are
superior to all competitors, and has judi
ciously advertised his stock. The public
has never been deceived In his representa-
tions. Everything is there always, just as
advertised.
The progress in this business for the past
four years is very perceptible.
Last leap year, the people OF Savannah
lived on poor, native beef, with an occa-
sional shipment OF choice cuts from the
north,
Now look at the special carloads Of eie-
CANT western meats, selected, and shipped to
ID. Logan, in refrigerator cars and see what
luxury it is to get good, tender, pure and
fresh roasts and steaks nowadays,
Last leap year, we could not get pork and
mutton that would compare with the splen-
did display from the west which is now
placed on Logan's stalls.
Last leap year, we had scarcely heard of
the fine large geese, turkeys, grouse and
prairie fowls, which are now shipped from
Chicago, frozen stiff. and eagerly sought
after by those who appreciate these excel-
lent dishes. and thank Logan for his enter
prise III catering to the wants of the public.
Last leap year one line OF mule cars
brought few passengers to the market;
now look at the number of fine electric
street cars which run within a few feet of
Logan's stalls, carrying hundreds of passen-
gers to purchase the dinners at stalls Nos.
81 and 6S.
Last leap year people brought their bas>
kets to the market and spent several hours
in hunting up what they wanted; now they
leave their orders with Logan for every
thing they need, including meats, fish and
vegetables. They then go about their bust
ness and Logan fills the bill" and sends
everything home In one of his delivery
wagons and the customer Is well pleased
with the selections.
Last leap year you seldom saw the ladies
visiting the market-because 1t was bore
but now look at the large number of ladies OF
the most respectable and high toned families
leaving their daily orders at Logan's Whyi
because IL is pleasure these days, and they
are always satisfied with what they get at
Logan's. the butcher I'D.