Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-02

trip North and East, and, as will be seen by
elsewhere, announces that
he is now receiving large additions to his
already extensive stock. Every depar.-
ment of his attractive and mammoth
is filed with new goods,
and the furniture is of the most fashionable
styles and latest designs, while his assort-
ment OF carpets, rugs, oil cloths, etc., can
not be excelled. He also has a stock of
novelties, which, to be appreciated, must
be seen. Mr.. Schwarz has had long expe-
rience In the business, and has made excel
lent selections for this season and de6es
competition in prices. Those needing any
thing in his line should give him call after
reading his advertisement.
JOHN A. DOUGLASS.
The attractive advertisement of Mr.. John
A. Douglass, which illustrates the columns
OF the Trade Issue, will be read with interest
by our readers generally, as all are con-
cerned, more or less, 10 what adds comfort
to the home. Mr. Douglass is the sole agent
for number OF celebrated cooking stoves,
which are elsewhere enumerated, and offers
to the public ten different STYLES to select
from. He has at his establishment also a
very large assortment of crockery, lamps,
aud glass ware, table and pocket cutlery,
tinware, ETC., which is offered wholesale
and retail at very reasonable prices. II you
want anything in the lines mentioned, call
at 159 Broughton street.
NJ. BoLEY & son.
This firm have during the past few years
made rapid progress in establishing here
ore OF the most extensive furniture hous s
In the section. They have a very heavy
stock, which is constantly being replenished
in order to meet the increasing demands Of
their large trade. On a recent visit we
found the employees busily engaged in pack
tnr ~ nrakA -,
OF Georgia, Florida and Alabama. All or
ders received by them are filed promptly
and to the satisfaction Of their patrons. If
you need anything In this line call at their
emporium 1856 and 1Ss Broughton street.
WALKERS MARBLE YARD.
AT the marble ysrd of Colonel Robert D.
Walker will be found various sizes and
styles Of monuments and grave stones. He
has skilled Workmen and Is prepared to ex-
ecute any design Of monuments or tombs.
Col. Walkers business has been established
since 1S40, and he is well and favorably
known throughout the State. He also has
on hand slate and iron mantels, CRATES, fen
ders, etc.
D. o'coNNoR,
who for the past thirty years has been en-
gagged In the wheelwright and mauutactur-
ing business. announces to the public that
he is prepared TO build buggfes, wagons,
etc in the best style, and will in the future
make new work a specially. His premises
corner Of Bryan and West Broad and Olive
streets have been recently enlarged, ard in
his horse shoeiug department he has Aow
eight skillful horse shoers engaged.
WEST BROS,
cotton factors and commission meehants, 6S
Bay street, are also wholesale dealers In rice,
fertilizers kainit agricultural chemicals, bag
ging and ties. The firm are we'll known for
the prompt attention given to filing all
orders, especially rice, rough or clean, and
the selling OF the same for account OF plant
ers and factors. They also solicit eonsign-
ments aud orders.
J. GARDNER, AGENT.
Those In need of seeds, fruits and orna-
mental grasses will do well to call at the
store Of Mr.. j. Gardner, agent, 3O15 Bull
street. he keeps also on hand an assort-
ment OF euriosities, and will supply or short
notice fruit trees and plants from reliable
nurseries. There may always be found at
his place a supply of seasonable fruit. Read
his advertisement which is TO be found in
another column.
oLIvER's PAINT AND OIL HOUSE.
At this old and well known house, $50 and
152 Bryan and Whitaker streets, NAV be
found an extensive stock OF paints and oils,
doors and blinds, sash, lime, plaster and
cement, and in fact everything coming in
that line. The house has an established
reputation, and satisfaction is assured all
who deal with it.
KENNEDY & BLUM.
The readers OF the Trade Issue will do
we'll to give some attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Kennedy & Blum, auc-
tioneers and commission merchants, which
appears elsewhere. They are energetic and
reliable, and their management OF real
estate sales cannot he eyppllad
BROKER AND AUcTIoNEER.
Captain George w. Lamar, broker and
aUctiOneer. ia Bryan street, has card else
where, in which he announces that he will
buy and sell bonds and stocks and carry the
same on margin for those wishing to specu-
late in them. He also makes dealing in
real estate speciality, and will furnish in
formation promptly. See his card.
R. L MERCER,
proprietor OF the Reservoir Mills, Congress
and jefferson streets, has an announcement
in this issue. He is prepared to furnish
family grtts, family N al, a choice article
Of home manufacture, which is cheaper,
fresh, sweeter, and more nutritious than
the Western production. He is also pre-
pared to supply orders for hay, grain, etc.
WELLS HARTsHoRNE.
The card of this firm, cotton factors and
commission merchants, 81 Bay street, will
be found elsewhere. They are sole agents
for BoWkes' fertilizers and dealers In acid
phosphates. They guarantee prompt returns
and will attend faithfully and satisfactorily
to all business entrusted to them.
H P RICHMOND
is now offering number of popular brands
of fertilizers, which are enumerated In his
cards to be found in another column. He
will make special efforts to meet the views
of large buyers, and merchants and dealers
who have such purchases to make should
ccmmunicafe with him.
F.MH HULL.
We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Fred NJ, Hull.
wholesale grocer and sgeut for the Hazard
Powder Company, who announces that he
will pay the best market prices for rough
rice, and will fill promptly all orders for
clean rice at the lowest rates.
W. W GORDON co.
will make liberal advances on copsignments
of cotton, and will attend to all business as
cotton factors and commission merchants
Their advertisement appears in another COL
umn. The firm is one of the best known In
Savannah, and commendation of them
would be supererogation.
JAMES HART BRO,
will give prompt attention to all orders sent
to them for choice groceries, provisions,
liquors, cigars, tobacco, wooden ware, etc. !,
and will fill the same at lowest market pri-
ces. They also solicit consignments of cot
ton, etc. They have long been in the bust
ness and are known for their reliability.
s. G. HAYNES BRO,
proprietors OF the Forest City Mills and
dealers In -four, grain ard provisions, have
an advertisement In another column which
speaks for Itself. This firm solicits orders
from parties who can give satisfactory ref
erences, and will furnish special quotations
on car load and round lots when desired.
DAN TALMAeE's SONS co.
The card of this famous firm, who have
houses in New York, Charleston, New Or
leans and Savannah, appears in the Trade
Issue. The business of the Savannah house
has grown rapidly within the past year.
Ny HENDERSON,
Cotton factor and general commission
merchant, $50 Bay street, will pay the
highest cash prices for wool, hides, wax and
deer skins. Read his advertisement In this
issue and send for circular.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
one Of Savannsh's old time merchants, is
still in the field, and announces in this issue
full assortment OF goods usually to be
found In grocery and ship chandlery estab-
hshments. 1t will repay you to read his ad-
vertisement.
r. NJ. FARLEY.
The card Of Mr.. F. NJ. Farley, cotton fac
tor, appears In another column, and to It
we direct the attention of our plantation