ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

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Abstacts 615 • 625
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
FOOD & DRINK (Cont'd)
615 • H&G Jan. 9; adv: 2/6 • Butter at 14 cents per pound in kegs' for
family use, for sale by J. 1. Weatherly & Co. (1)
616 • H&G Jan. 18; adv:2/5 • Cranberries· 50 bushels by R. W. Newton,
15 Water st. (1)
617 • H&G Jan. 18; adv: 2/5 • Salmon, Mackerel, Shad, Codfish and Herring,
Wholesale and retai I by R. W. Newton 15 Water st. (1)
618 • H&G Jan. 24; adv: 2/5 • White Fish 60 bbls., fresh Mackinaw White
Fish, received per schr. WHITE PIGEON, and for sale by Ransom, Baldwin
& Co. (1)
619 • H&G Jan. 30; adv:2/5 - Fresh Butter - R. W. Newton has on hand a
quantity of good butter. (1)
620 • H&G Feb. 5; adv: 2/5 • 100 Bushels Dried Apples, for sale by R. W.
Newton, 15 Water st. (1)
621 • H&G Feb. 9; adv:2/5 • Lemons - 22 boxes Lemons for sale by R. W.
Newton, 15 Water st. (1)
622 • H&G May 15:2/4 • Our neighbor Dr. B. S. Lyman, has his Soda
Fountain in operation; and those who will may obtain from it a beverage
more sparkl ing as well as more healthful than champagne •• His advertisement
to-morrow. (verbatim) (1)
623 - H&G May 16; adv:2/5 - Soda Water. B. S. Lyman would inform his
friends and the public generally, that having set up a steam engine for
the manufacture of Soda Water and carbonated mead, he feels confident
that he can fill fountains in less time and of better quality and cheaper
than any other way. All calls will be promptly attended to.
Soda Mead constantly on hand, also, sarsaparilla, raspberry, straw·
berry, and lemon syrups, at his drug store, No. 6 Water street. (1)
624 - H&G June 15; ed: 2/3 • Dr. Lyman No. 6 Water Street keeps a small
steam engine almost constantly employed in charging soda fountains for
his own and the shops of other venders.
"Water Street has been called Soda-Water street by some wag: but the
name is not altogether appropriate. Good soda water, by the glass or
fountain, may be got there however." (2)
625 - H&G June 20; ed: 2/3
and nine cents per basket.
price in Philadelphia.
"Wonder is. any grow in
• Strawberries are plenty in New York at eight
Fifty cents per quart for fine ones is the
these parts?" (1)