Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-03

These gentlemen have been doing business
I in our city for many years past, and have al
I ways been noted for their reliability and enter
( prise. Their business has Increased to such an
/ extent in the past two years that they decided
I to secure larger and more desirable quarters,
/ and in accomp piishing this determination they
/ have still further displayed their enterprise in
/ the erection OF a very handsome three story
building, which does credit to them. and is an
Z ornament to the city. In this new store they
I have every facility for carrying on an immense
business. The large experience and superior
advantages possessed bY the firm enable them
! to offer suca Inducements Ia prices as viii not
/ only retain for them the good will Of old
friends, but bring them many new ones. As
/ viii be seen by their advertisement they are
agents for the celebrated school boy Jeans
manufactured by the Concord Woolen Mills of
] Cobb county, Ca, and for the Summerville
plalds and chscks.
j. B. REEDY.
An advertisement elsewhere indicates that
the energetic merchant whose name heads this
is fully awake TO the necessities of the day,
and announces that he hes made ample pro-
vision for the demands Of the fruit trade for
the new season.
is the only regular importer Of fine liquors in
! the city, and representing the old established
and reliable houses Of Henry Faber & Co,
Bordeaux ans DeVenoge & Co., Epernay,
France. he ca vouch for the genuineness and
favor Of these liquors
Added to the above features is a large and
( cholce STOCK OF hae and fancy groceries, Sc
lected for their quality and adaptabiIity to the
wants of the most particular A perusal of
the advertisement referred to viii give an idea
of the very extensive business that is harbored
in the comprehensive expression, Head
quarters
RIEsER STERN.
/ We would cali special attention to the card
/ of Messrs. Rieser s Stern, who have this sea-
/ son increased their facilities for supplying the
/ tobacco trade generally, having added another
/ store, rendered necessary by their large in
I crease in business the past ) ear. Their trade
/ TINS season has been already extraordinarily
/ heavy attesting the quality of goods kept in
their line end promises large increase on their
/ previous business. They desire to say that they
/ contracted heaViy in May last for tobacco TO
/ last them until next spring, and consequently
4 can sell as low rs the lowest notwithstanding
( the extraordinary advances made in the tobac-
I co market which seems to indicate further in
/ crease OF prlcAs They also solicit consign-
ments of hides and country produce from mer-
chants guaranteeing the highest market
prices and no charges FOR handling
MN. SULLIVAN CO.,
/ the well-kuowt wholesale dealers in oysters,
shad, fresh ana salt water fish, terrapin game
vegetables, Jruit and other produce have an
/ announcementln In This issue. They are noted
/ for the promptaess and care with which they
fill all orders, and parties living in the interior
/ who desire any OF the luxuries and necessaries
above enumeated will do well to communi-
cate with the trm.
A'DGSoUGH BALLAHTYNK,
]
attrs ctive Advertisement, have increased the
facilities of thtir manufacturing department,
which comprise all kinds of brass and iron
/ works, such az Iron fronts for stores dwellings
I and verandah. They are enabled to do any
! thing IN theiriine, being practical machinists
and pattern makers, and give good work for
I fair prices Particular attention is called to
/ their announcement concerning sugar mills
1 and pans, winch they are manufacturing.
K PLATsHEK,
/ proprietor of the variety store 13S Broughton
! street, has his fall announcemet in this issue
/ which is an Interesting statement and worthy
/ the reading Df every one. This enterprising
/ gentleman has long experience in the business,
/ and by ensrgl and attention has succeeded in
! building up ahne trade and giving TO Savannah
! one of the most attractive establishments in
the city, and his clever son, Mr. Nathan f.
/ Platshek, the general manager, has rendered
/ great servicein securing the popularity Of the
( store.
". D. NAPLES.
We take peasure in directing attention TO
! the advertisement of Major w. D. NAPLES, one
/ of our prominent rice dealers, to whose indus
try and energy our community, to
great exteDl i Indebted for our large,
shown in our general report OF bus1-
ness, and which Is growing steadily each sue
seeding yea, Major Wa9Rsas 9ha dS hhs oEsfs Sasgf eE
trusted to him will receive careful and prompt
s. G. HAYNES BRO,
proprietors of the Forest City Mills, and
dealers in -four, grain and provisions. make
their usual announcement to the public in an
illustrated advertisements They are well
known and reputable merchants. Special
quotations will be furnished by them on car
load and round lots when desired. and orders
are solicited from parties who can give salts
factory references.
FRASER GRANT co.
The card of this firm, well known general
commission merchants and dealers in naval
stores and fertilizers. will be found elsewhere.
Those who have dealings with this firm speak
IN the highest terms of the prompt and salts
factory manner in which they attend to orders.
j. GARDNER. AGENT,
informs his customers and the public that he is
prepared to supply them with fresh field and
garden flower SEED of his own importation,
and domestic seeds from the best American
houses, at prices which defy competition. His
attractive advertisement will receive careful
perusal.
RARNE7T & GEORGE,
old hotel men, now the proprietors of the Har-
nett House, announce that they conduct their
hotel on the principle of comfort vs. style, and
providing d first class table. The hotel is cen
trally located, the rooms well furnished, COM
Portable and airy, and The price only So per
day. The proprietors are clever gentlemen
and take good care of their guests.
KENNEDY q BLUM.
Among the advertisements in this issue will
be found that of the above flrm whom we COM
mend to the public as deserving of liberal
patronage. They conduct the auction and
commission business =, and deal in hay. groce-
ries, grain, etc, and also make liberal advances
on cotton and county produce.
GUcKENHEIMER SON,
in mammoth advertisement, set forth the
merits Of the celebrated Creole whisky which
they are now introducing with great success in
this market. The advertisement is SO explicit
that it is only necessary to call attention to it,
They are sole agents for this whisky for Geor-
gia and Florida.
A. R. ALTMAYER CO.,
whose attactive variety establishment on
Broughton street is the admiration Of all stran-
gers, and great favorite with Savannahians,
enumerates great assortment of elegant ar
ticles in the millinery and fancy goods lire
comprised IN their stock. perusal of the ad-
vertisement and visit to their es tablishment
will be well repaid.
J. & 7. MULLIGAN
proprietors of the Vulcan Iron Works. are
doing large business in the manufacture of
cast iron work sugar mills, sugar pans, plows,
ETC., ana give prompt attention to ship smith
and jobbing work generally. Their announce
meEt TO the public will be found elsewhere.
C. L. GILBERT co,
This well known grocery lrm located at the
corner of Bay and Barnard streets are enabled
by their extensive facilities to offer great in
ducements to wholesale buyers and can fur
nish the best quality Of goods on most reason
able terms.
DAVIS BROS CO.
This enterprislng young firm, located at the
corner OF Bull and York streets have BY
energy and industry built up very satisfac-
tory trade as statioBers and printers and
dealers in straw and MANILA wrapping papers
They deserve their present success, and merit
an increase OF putlic patronage. See their
card,
LUDDEN BATES,
the enterprising proprietors of the Southern
Music House have a characteristic and spirit
ed address 10 their numerous patrons and the
n4IbliP generally in this isSUR il
ing, and sets forth facts that are Of interest to
all classes.
HANFF BRO,
clothiers, on Broughton street. have Just com
pleted an inventory of their large STOCK and
announce that they have on hand a number of
broken suits" which they are determined to
close out at any price. Cali and see them, and
find out about it.
j LCosTA,
The extensive cracker and candy factory of
this enterpris ng merchant, at the corner of
Bay and Barnard streets, is doing a driving
business supplying he large trade which has
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