Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-03
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among the leading importers and dealers in
watches, 1eTelry, silver ware, etc, in the
south: His magnificent and commodious
esta adjustment is thoroughly stocked with
brilliant assortment of goods of the best manu-
facturers. Mr. Hamilton is so well known,
and his establishment so familiar to ali parties
visiting Savannah, that it is only necessary to
say to our readers that he has an announce
ment in this issue, to enlist attention.
FRETwELL & SIcHo s,
stationers and printers, display their enter
prise 10 q well Constructed ADVERT sement TO be
found elsewhere, which will be sure to attract
the attention Of customers. They have recent
" enlarged their place and put in a new stock
OF superior goods Thew have, by energy and
enterprise, built up a fourishing trade and
their efforts are now devoted to increasing it.
Strangers visiting the city should drop in at
this attractive establishment and they will be
sure to find something they want, and will be
able TO obtain it al a fair price.
J. s. SILVA,
who is known throughout this section in con-
nection with the c-ockery business has very
attractively displayed advertisement in this is
sue. His splendid establishment, in Lyons
block, is thoroughly stocked with superior
assortment OF goods, embracing every thing in
the crockery, glassware. tinware and cutlery
line His facilities enable him to offer very su-
periOr inducements to The trade, and wholesale
buyers VIII find it decidedly to their interest to
call upon him. All orders will recsive prompt
and careful attention.
THOMAS WEST,
50 well known in the crockery business, has
just returned from business visit North, and
announces elsewhere a brief description of
the beautiful and elegant stock of home fur
nlshlng goods he has received. Many of the sc
articles are Of direct importation. and COM
prises one of the handsomest stocks that has
ever graced his store. His prices are rea-
sonable, and those who require anything in
this line, would do well to call and see him at
the corner OF Broughton and Jefferson streets.
R. g. JONES
whose advertisement appears in the Trade
Edition. announces that he is receiving at his
well known establishment, 149 Congress street,
the finest lot of boots and shoes suitable for
the season, and in all the prevailing and most
fashionable styles. Mr.. Jones has the reputa-
ton of selling the best quality of goods, and
thereby has secured large custom. He also
has facility FOR filling country orders on very
liberal terms A perusal of his advertisement
will be well repaid.
ALLEN 4 LINDSAY,
dealers in furniture. carpets. etc., in a well
displayed advertisement, inform their friends
and the public that they have in stock all the
new and latest styles of furniture. from the
cheapest to the finest. Their extensive ware
rooms are literally packed with beautiful and
necessary articles and it is well worth the time
spent to call at the establishment and inspect
the stock and learn the prices.
c. H. DoRsETr
is one Of our most successful and energetic
young auctiOneers and commission merchants
and has secured a fine custom, his sales of real
estate having largely increased during the year,
and he is daily having entrusted to him valua-
BILE property to sell at private or public sales.
His auction business is also fourishing, and his
facilities for store sales are excellent. See his
advertisement.
A. L, DEsBoUILLoNs,
importer and dealer ia watches, diamonds
and jewelry, has replenished his stock with
the latest and most fashionable articles in his
lire. Re is an old jeweler thoroughly under
standing his business, and you can rely upon
an article being genuine when he SAYS So Mr.
o. J. Strasser, one of the best watchmakers
and skillful reparers in the South, is connect
ed with this establishment.
A. D. THOMPSON
has a notice of considerable interest 10 the
newspaper fraternity in this issue. The South
ern roller composition which he manufactures
has stood the test for ten years which is a
practical evidence of its being the lest com
position made for the Southern climate. Read
what he says about it.
PEACOCK, HUNT & CO.,
factors and commission merchants Bay street,
are wen and favorably known throughout this
secuon' ana ore especially interested in the
s Oa bne 9Ssant and growing branch
Their card appears elsewhere.
1auasnS. sAussY 4 HARXoN.
proprietors Of the Enterprise Mills, which are
doing thriving business, are also dealers in
hay, corn and provisions. They are ener getic
pay strict attention to business.
WILCOX, GIBBS CO.
importers and dealers in euano, have en- an
nouncemeat of peculiar interest to our plant
Ing friends Their fertilizers have enviable
reputation, and their terms are easy Orders
Will be promptly and satisfactorily 1lled.
CHARLES ELLIS,
late Of Austin & Ellis, cotton factor and COM
mission merchant. announces in his card that
he is prepared to make liberal advances on
cotton for sale in Savannah or Liverpool, and
sole agent for the sale of Cumberland bone
superphosphate.
C. LUCIEN JONES.
The card of the above named commission
merchant and dealer in naval stores appears
elsewhere. He is prepared to furnish dealers
supplies at the lowest market prices, and to re-
ceive consignments of rosin and spirits turpen-
tine.
W. G. MoRRELL,
whose card appears elsewhere, has had con-
siderable experience in the rice business, and
enjoys the reputation of being prompt and
successful broker. Those having business in
his line will do well to favor him with their
patronage.
DAN TALMAGE's SONS & CO.
The card of this old established house in
New York, which has branch houses in Savan-
nah, Charleston and New Orleans, appears, to
which attention is directed.
CHAs. F. STUBS & co.
This house has reputation throughout the
entire section tributary to Savannah, and do
large cotton factorage and commission busi-
ness. Their card will be found in another
column.
e. T. ROBERTS.
Attention is invited to the card of Mr.. E. T.
Roberts, naval stores factor and general com
mission merchant, who is prepared to make
advances on all consignments.
j. s. WOOD BRO.
70 On rd oF thiS drn1 Factors onI coD,,,,is
sion merchants "a Bay street, viii be found
elsewhere. They are prepared to make cash
advans on conSignments,
DIVERS PAINT STORE.
Parties in need of paint, oil, doors, blinds
and building material whether retail or whole
SALE will do well to call at divers paint store
5 Whitaker street, the advertisement of which
appears elsewhere.
C. H MoRKL
We call the attention of our readers to the
card elsewhere of Mr. G. H. Morel, broker in
naval stores, who announces that he will make
purchases, and carry them on margin when
desired.
H. F. eRAYBILL,
shipping and commission merchant, gives
strict and prompt attention to all business en-
trusted to him. His card sets forth other facts
OF interest, and its perusal is recommended.
@. H REMsHARr
offers for sale lime plaster, cement, etc of the
best quality. Builders and others desiring
such articles viii be benefited by consulting
him. All orders are filed promptly.
E. N. CoNNoR
announces that he has on hand e nne stock of
books, stationery, periodicals. and all the
fashion magazines, in addition to variety OF
other articles.
R. B. REPPARD,
so generally known as a lumber merchant
and saw mill man, offers superior lot of yell
low pine on sale.
JAS. Il GRATH & co
announce they have a very superior line Of
general and fancy groceries, champagne ales
stout, and the celebrated Baker Whiskys
JOHN H RUwE,
who has long been known as a manufacturer
of ship bread, crackers and candy, has a
strong advertisement in this issue.
FLASHES FROM CHARLESTON.