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

SAYANNAH'S BUSINESS HOUSES.
The Leaders OF Trade In GeOFgIass
Metr0pOlfs-The Men Who Adver-
ttse-sagaeEous Merchants who
Recognize the Essentials of Sue-
cess.
This issue Of the MoRS11Se News fully demon
strates the activity and enterprise which char
acterizes our commercial community, and will
make a most favorable Impression upon
the thousands who viii scan its pages
We therefore have peculiar qualification
in the reflection that the magnif-
cent exhibit made IN our columns Of the vari-
Gus branches Of trade in Savannah, as repre-
sented by enterprising and progressive mer-
chants and business men, will give a most
favorable opinion os the great resources of
this city. II uumisJaXaUiy demonstrates the
fact that the Savannah market is thoroughly
stocked with all lines OF goods and that the in
ducements offered by our merchants to the
trade throughout the entire territory adjacent
to and tributary 10 this city, cannot be ex
celled. We can assert without fear Of contra
diction ths fact that our interior merchants
and tradesmen eau save money and do as well,
il not better. by trading here, than by incurfing
the expense aud loss OF time in visiting North
ern or Western markets.
We have a few words to say concerning our
advertisers personally, whose advertisements
speak for themselves end can BE- relied upon,
and these comments We would recommend to
the careful consideration Of our friends and
patrons.
DAVID wEIsBEIN,
in uniquely constructed and SNOWY adver-
tisement, explains why he can sell cheaper
than his competitors. Mr.. Weiseein GER
tainly has achieved a reputation for his house
throughout this section By his cheap prices,
aud has built up en- immnnse trade, which is
constantly increasing He has very eNten
sive stock of every description OF dry goods,
fancy dress goods, novelties, etc, and his
wholesale and retail departments are COM
plete. The buyers for the house
are residents Of New York. and
hence are able to take advantage Of every de-
cline in the great markets. They thus secure
very often tremendous barg los, and Mr.
Weisbein, with judiciouS ioerailty, gives MS
patrons the benefit of this arrangement in
cheap prices. In fact. he makes the assertion
in this issue that 500 VIII buy more goods of
the same quality at his store than
$50 will or his competitors here or
for filling large orders, and country merchants
are always pleased with the result OF their
purchases. a letter from q Louisville, Ga +,
merchant, which will be found in the adver-
tisement states that he was as well satisfied
with the goods he had purchased al Mr.. Weis-
bein's as though he had selected them in per
son. The advertisement is well worth peru
sal, and will very likely induce those visiting
the city on business, to call at his establish
ment, l53 Brouehton street, ard examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
PALMER BROS,
wholesale and retail dealers il hardware, cut
lery. guns, agricultural Implements, etc, have
an interesting announcement n THIS issue,
which will be carefully perused by all patrons
of the Savannah market. Messrs Palmer
Bros. are among our most enierpTising mer-
chants, and their large establis hment is thor
Oughly stocked with the best articles in their
line Their stock for the fan asd winter is
complete. and merchants, planters, sports
men and citizens generally Will not fail TO find
in their assortment what they may need. Spe-
cial attention is directed to the celebrated
Dixie Boy Plow, Tor which they are agents,
and which are considered among the very best
used in this locality. The firm are noted for
their liberslity and fair dealing, and the entire
corps will be found courteous and accommo-
dating It is pleasure for purchasers to have
dealings with them; and their long experience
in the business is evidence that they can sup
ply the wants Of all, especially the planting in
terest, to satisfaction.
n. sTERNBEHe
The mammoth advertisement or MIR. VI.
Sternberg, dealer in 5ewelfy and silverWare,
etc, viii attract the attention OF every one.
Mr. Sternberg has undoubtedly one OF the
finest stocks in his line to be found in the
States. He has thorough experience in the
business, aud as made his selections with
rare Judgment and taste. The array OF ele-
CANT and teautiful articles. so hand
gOmely displayed at his establishment, will
excite admiration There IS full assortment
of jewelry of all kinds Of the latest and most
fashionable styles and designs. The line of
silverWare is complete, and embraces every
description of beautiful work. IL would be
useless to attempt to enumerate the many
articles of this large and MAJ nificent stock.
We would say TO those who desire to purchase
anything in this line to can on Mr.. Sternberg
and inspect his stock. They will most as
suredly find what they want, and be satisfied
with the prices
VIZ. KEHoE co,
pTOprietors of the Phoenix Iron Work on the
east end of BrOughton street, and manufactu-
rers of iron and brass castings, extend, through
the medium of a handsome spd attractively
displayed advertisements, an inVi alton to the
public to visit their extensive establishment.
Their architectural iron work for churches,
stores and dwellings, aud ratings for cemetery
lots, verandahs, gardens and balconies, are of
the best character and style, and numerous
specimens may be seen in and around the city.
The firm also make specially Of sugar mills
and pans, a specially which use has proven
well adapted to the wants of planters. They
are made of the best material, and are sold as
low as any mill on the market, and are guar
anteed for one year. Orders will receive prompt
attention, and price lists will be furnished on
application to the firm.
EYMEs BROS Co.,
the proprietors of the famous" New York
Clothing House, No 10 Congress street, an
nounCe that they propose to offer the finest
made suits and the best assortment of furn-
ishing goods at prices hat will actually aston
ish the purchaser. An inspection of their
mammoth stock viii convince the visitor that
they are amply able TO carry out all their
promises Merchants sdesiring to purchase
entire stocks win find that they can also be
acc inundated, and at the m 1st reasonable
prices, the wholesale department being COM
plete.
Z. L. NEIDLINGER, SON co.
The senior of this firm is one OF the eldest
and most extensively known dealers in sad
dlery and harness in the State, and with the
young element in the house, will undoubtedly
Increase largely their h0urishiDg bueicesS
They are extensively engaged in the msnufac-
ture, and the stock turned out at their estab
lishment is equal in every respect TO Northern
goods. There is also repairing department.
where work is done cheaply and neatly. Those
who have dealings with the firm will be sure to
receive satisfaction.
ANDREW HANLEY.
In directing attention to the advertisement
of this well known dealer in paints and oils
etc, we may say that his stock is of such pro-
portions that he is enabled to MI any order at
the shortest notice. He has full hne of rail
road, steamboat and mill supplies, and his
stock of paints and oils is not eXcelled I'm the
State Parties dealing with this house are not
only satisfied with what they purchase, but
with the terms and the accommodating spirit
Of the enterprising proprietor.
7. H. BoLsHAw
has secured for the season which has now
opened u really splendid addition to his large
stock Of crockeryware, glass ware, tilwsre,
cutlery and novelties. HIS floors are flle d with
these goods, attractively displayed Dir. Boil
shaw is one of our we'll known merchants, and
has had long experieI ce in the crocke-y busi-
ness. Strangers visiting the city should drop
in and see him.
J. ". lyman,
the well known and enterprising engineer ard
machinist, is prepared to fill all orders fer
work in his line at his extensive and admirably
constructed foundry. A glance at his adver-
tisement will give an idea of the extent and
variety of the work that can be done at his
establishment. Circulars containing ali de-
sired information will be forwarded on Rpph-
cation.
QUANToCK & PoUREELLE.
whose stationery and book store on Brough
ton street is very attracively fixed up, invite
the attention of their friends and the public
generally to their elegant ana varied assort-
ment of goods, their stock this season being Sc
lected with special care and embracing every
thing usually found in first class establish
ment
WEST BROS,
commission merchants ard " 4boleeale dealers