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


ers will find crock bottom prices" He Is
sole agent for the celebrated Farmer Girl"
cooking stove, a most beautiful and durable
cooking apparatus, which our readers are
invited to examine. Mr.. COrmack Hopkins
has long been engaged in his present busi-
ness, and Is thoroughly cOnversant with all
its requirements. His establishment, No.
167 BrOughtOn street, Is now completely
stocked with the latest and most improved
office, house a1d cooking stoves, some pat
terms OF which have been awarded the
highest medals at State exhibitions. His
assortment Of tinw5re embraces everj tht?g
needed In that line, while an inspection OF
the well displayed stock Of hardware, cut
lery and house furnishing goods would
impress one that nothing more could De
added. Strangers visiting the city are ad-
vised to give him call.
N sTERNBERs
comes before the public to day in NAM
moth advertisement descriptive of the .
elegant stock OF iewelry and silver ware
which now ad0rns his spacious store, "A +
. Barnard street. A perussl Of the advertise (
ment will give the reader an idea OF the con- +
tents. NJ. Sternberg has undoubtedly one I
Of the finest stocks in this line to be found (
n the States. He has a thorough expert F
ence In the business, and has made his selec- F
tiOns with rare judgment and taste. The /
array Of elegant and beautiful articles, so T
handsomely displayed at his establishment, .
will excite admiration. There is a full as
sortment of iewelrY Of all kinds Of the latest I
aud most fashionable styles and designs. +
The line Of silverWare is complete, and EN-
/ bracirg every description Of beautiful work.
7 1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate I
the many articles Of this large and magnifi-
cent stock. We would say to those who de-
sire to purchase anything in this line to call
on Mr.. Sternberg aud inspect his stock.
They viii most assurediy find what they
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PALMER BROS
/ wholesale and retail dealers in hardware,
cutlery, guns, agricultural implements, etc,
have IN interesting announcement in this
issue, which will be carefully perused by all
patrons OF the Savannah market. Messrs-
Pelm-r Bros. are among our most enter
prising merchants, and their large estab
Hshment is thoroughly stocked with the
best articles in their line. Their stock for
TIE fall and winter is complete, and mer-
chants, planters, spOrtsmen and citizens
generally will not fail TO find In their assort- !
ment what they may need. Special atten-
tIOn is directed to the celebrated "Dixie
Boyn plOw, for which they re agents, and
which are considered among the very best
usei IN this locality. The firm are noted for
their ibeTality an4 fair dealing, and the
entire corps will be found courteous and
accommodating. 1t is q pleasure for pur-
I ehasers 10 nave dealiugs with them, AID
/ their long experience IN the business is evil
T dance that they can supply the wants Of
all, especially the planting interest, 10 sat
isfac;icn.
THE HOUSE OF HENRY SOLOMON & SON.
The above named gentlemen are the sue
eessOrs Of the firm so long and fsvorably
I known as Solomon Brothers, wholesale gro +
GERS. Mr.. Henry Solomon was the senior Of
the late firm, and has been In the wholesale
grocery, liquor and cigar business since 1851.
Having learned the business when young
man in London, England, his thorough
I knowledge of it has been OF considerable
importance, as he has always been success
ful. His son, Mr. A. P Solomon, who was
recently admitted IN the firm, is young
man full Of vim, and is deseTvedly popular
with the trade. l. is prOverblal Of them TO
do al that they promise. The long and well
earned reputation Of the house is a good
guarantee to sll who favor or contemplate
favOring them with their trade.
PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH
The announcement elsewhere, which will
attract the attention OF our readers, from
the popular and widely known drug firm of
/ Messrs. SOiOmOEs 4 Co, corner of Barnard
and Congress streets, is Of peculiar interest
to ali classes OF people. The vegetable liver
20 guI sting pills which they are Offering to
- -rub, sse jute ulei to supersede ne
nuEtrJus :iTsT q .-ui2i r. invigOratOrs, etc
tow used, avG iicb, it is claimed. are
tl-5y of ct enable Oh account OF their
tea KIN. s. sud susead 2 feet. The pills,
/ however, ave lrva Uebl- IN the treatment of
diseases D cuiiar 70 III South and recon-
mended by the GIm With the greatest conf
enes IS mild and safe m dicine, prompt
and sure in thei- tH-ct. Read this adver-
tisemeDt and govern you self accordingly.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRESH FISH AND oYs-
TERs
Mr.. Geo a. Hudson, III Bay street, who
has established quite 3 reputation In the fish
and oyster trucking business, has a card IN
his Issue, to which we direct attention. Mr..
/ Hudson is now prepared to ship fresh fish,
I oysters, turtle and terrspin in large or small
quantities, and in season will fill all orders
for game. In order to insure full supplies
and avoid delays AID disappointment to
. customers depending on having their orders
filed promptly, Mr.. Hudson has bought
steamer exclusively to carry fish for his sole
interest and trade. This will give him de-
/ eided advantage, and dealers IN the interior
will find 1t TO their interest tocommunicate
with him.
NJ. N. SULLIVAN & SONS.
This old-established oyster and fish house,
at $50 Bryan street, has branches at Jack
sonville and Cedar Keys, each under the
management Of junior partner Of the firm.
The senior, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sullivan, is well
I known here as q successful shipper, and by
his energy and enterprise has greatly ex-
tended his trade throughout the sdj dining
States, making shipments to interior towns
( in Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and
{ Tennessee All orders for oysters, shad
I fish and salt water fish, terrapin, game,
/ Veget tables, fruit, aud other produce will b.
/ punctually attended TO, as the facilities of
the firm enable them to always have the
very best aud the freshest. Fish will be
supplied from either branch house to coun-
try customers
M'DONoUGH BALLANTYNE.
The.illustrated advertisement of the above
named frm-iron and brass founders, ma
chinists and pattern makers-appears in this
issue, and will attract general attention.
( The manufacturing department IS one OF
the most complete in this section, aud has
/ c3pacity for turning out the best kind OF
/ work, comprising steam engines and boilers.
iron fronts for stores and dwellings, iron
verandahs and brackets, etc. The sugar
mills and pans made by this firm are con-
( ceded to be among the very best offered to
the trade, aud are manufactured st very
+ reasonable prices, as will be seen by the
scale published elsewhere. They are enabled
to do anything in their line, and will attend
to orders promptly.
c. L. GILBERT CO.
We call the attention Of our readers to
I the announcement Of the wholesale grocery
house of Messrs. G. L Gilbert & Co. cor
ner of Barnard and Bay streets. This firm
/ is one of the oldest in their line In this city,
Z and have an enviable reputation throughout
the entire territory trading with Savannah.
/ They are large importers OF Liverpool salt,
fine table salt, and lump rock salt and Cuba
mOlasses. They also have a large stock OF
/ r Jsendale cement on hand, and are prepared
to fill orders for apples, potatoes, lemons,
onions, meats and all lines OF goods to be
/ found in a wholesale grocery establishment.
This firm are also agents for SehaghticOke
/ Powder Company.
NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
I Of which Mr.. John ROurke is proprietor, is
located at No. Bay and River streets, Op-
/ posite the gas works, and has recently been
/ provided with the latest improved ma
ehinery, and he is now prepared to attend
TO al orders in his line with promptness and |
on the most reasonable terms. He has all |
I the facilities for doing the best work, and /
Is not only skilled workman himself, but 1
mas force OF competent artisans constantly /
employed. The Samson sugar mills and I
pans are made speciality, and he has also /
on hand new and second hand engines and /
I boilers. Parties desiring mills should read /
I the liberal offer made in the closing para 4
graph Of the advertisement.
MoHR BROS