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


Bros. are too well known In this commu-
nifty and section to require any Endorsement.
We can only say that all patrons OF the
will be well satisfied with
what they purchase, and with the prices.
EJ ACosTA. JR.
The advertisement Of Mr.. E. j. Acosts,
Jr., manufacturer of crackers and candy,
corner Of Barnard and Bay streets, appears
elsewhere, and will attract much attention.
Mr.. Acosta's manufactorY is supplied with
all the latest imp owed machinery, and is In
frst-class condition. OIlY the best mate
rial Is used in the mauufac 'ure Of his goods,
and dealers may RELY confidently upon get
ting genuine article. Mr.. AcOsta is one OF
our most popular young merchants, and the
growing trade he has built up is tribute to
his energy and enterprise. Those having
dealings with him will be satisfied.
THOMAS WEST,
well known IN the crOckery business, corner
Of Broughton and Jefferson streets, is now
receiving the splendid assortment OF fall
and winter goods purchased during his re-
cent visit to New York. In an advertise
ment elsewhere he gives brief description
OF this beautiful and elegant stock Of house
furnishing goods. Many of these articles
are OF direct importation, and comprises one
OF the handsomest stocks that has ever graced
his store. His prices are reasonable, and
those who require anything In this line
would do we'll to call and see him at the
corner OF Broughton and Jefferson streets.
HYMEs BROS CO,
the pr0prietors CT the famous New York
Clothing House, No. 40 Congress street,
announce that they propose to offer the
finest made suits and the best assortment Of
furnishing goods at prices that will actually
astonish the purchaser. An inspection Of
tafr 81 vuFII ryfc
itOr that they are amply able to carry out all
their promises. Merchants desiring to pur-
chase entire stocks will find that they can
also be accommodated, and at the most
reasonable prices, the wholesale depart
ment being complete.
L sAvAREsE & BRO.
Parties in the interior who desire during
the season to secure fresh fish, oysters,
game, etc, can address the above named
firm who are wholesale dealers, and who are
noted for the prOmptness with which the Y
fill all orders and the satisfaction they give
their patrons Orders for f n can be filed
from the fishery and branch house of the
firm at Cedar Keys. They have had long
experience in the business and are reliable
and fair dealing. Their house is corner Of
j. tffersOn and Bay street lane.
PEACOCK HUNT Il co.
The ea-1 Il this we'll known firm, general
commission merchants, 1913 Bay street, ap-
pears in she Trade Issue. They are agents
for Pa.mer's spirits barrels, and Wilson.
Child & Company's wagons, and will
promptly fill all orders for the same. They
are also prepared to make liberal advances
on all cousignments, aud guarantee the
highest market price. We can commend
the firm fer their prOmptness and reliability,
and assure those having business transac-
tiOns with hem that their interests will be
well looked after.
Al MILLER co.
This old established house, at 14S, $50, 1872
Broughton street, have on hand this season
q magnificent stock Of furniture, carpets
aud upholstery, and their large stores are
filed from cellar to roof. The extended
facilities enjoyed by the firm, enable them
to offer their customers the greatest induce
ments, and wholesale or retail purchasers
cannot be other than satisfied in their deal
tngs with them Their advertisement is
worthy Of peFussl and will give eonsi :erable
information.
A. wINN.
The card OF A. A. Winn, cotton factor
and commission merchant, viii be found In
cur Trade Issue, and we call attention to
same. Mr.. Winn will be found at No 98
Bay street. where he will be pleased to see
his friends. For number OF years he was
cashier ard correspondent for the firm Of
Grover, Stubs 81 Co, a1d afterwards as
partner with the late Captain c. F. stubbs
His long connection with these firms has
given him a thorough knowledge of all the
details Of the cotton business.
t H BoLsHAw
has secured for the season which has now
opened a really splendid addition to his large
stock Of crockerywsre, glassware, tinware.
cutlery and nOvelties- HIS floors ere filed
with --e goods Sttrac,ively displayed.
Mr.. BLlshaW IS one 0f our well known mer-
chants, and has had long experience in the
crOckery business, and has earned the repu-
tstion of keeping first-class goods. Strang-
ers visiting the city should drop in and see
him.
A L DEsBoUHLONs.
Those Of our readers who may desire to
purchase anything In the jewelry or silver
ware line will find It to their interest to
visit the store of Mr.. A. l. Dssbouillons, on
Bull street, opposi e the Screven House. He
has fine stock Of diamonds, watches,
clocks, jewelry, etc, and full assortment of
Florida jsWelry. Watches, clocks and Jew
elrV carefully repaired by MrV. J. Strasser,
who is one of the best workmen in the
city.
F. ULMER, DRUGGIST,
corner of Broughton and Houston streets,
has some remarks to make to the readers of
the Trade Issue in reference to his liver
corrector or vegetable aperient which has
been indorsed by distinguished medical
men and citizens as one Of the best liver
remedies ever offered the public. He also
has a full line Of drugs, chemicals and
pharmaceutical preparations, toilet and fancy
articles, etc. His advertisement is worth
perussl
AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS.
Messrs. Gray 81 O'Brien, the well-known
dry goods merchants, 147 Broughton street,
have in this issue an address to the citizens
of Savannah, which deserves the careful
perusal Of every one. They state the case
so clearly, intelligently, eloquently and
torcibly, that we can add nothing to their
remarks. Read it, and be profted, especi-
ally If you want to get handsome goods at
cheap prices.
Messrs. Geo. v Heeker s. Co., 176 Bav
street. manufacturers OF the celebrated self
raising -four, sollcits through our columns
orders for Hecker's self raising -four, self
raising buckwhe@t, perfect volcano powder,
wheaton grits and Hecker's ,farina, and will
promptly fill the same at reasonable prices
All these articles are OF the best, and the de-
msnd for them is constantly increasing.
E. HEIDT
A very complete assortment of mems and
boys clothing, hats and furnishing goods
will be found at the store of Mr.. E. Heidi, 139
Congress street. The goods now being re-
ceived embrace all the latest styles, and are
from the best manufacturers. The line OF
furnishing goods is unusually full, and If
you desire anything in the way of clothes or
underwear call at this old reliable house.
t. P. BOND.
This worthy and energetic merchant, who
has had the misfortune to be burned out
lately, comes to the front undismsyed, and
in an advertisement elsewhere announces
that he has removed TO 201 Bay street, and
has on hand and for sale a large stock Of
corn, bran, hay, grits, meal. ETC., and all
kinds Of vegetables and fruit in season. II
you need anything In his line give him a
call.
wM KEHoE CO.,
prOprietors Of the p e 1ix Iron Works, have
an advertisement elsewhere which will be
read with much interest by many In whose
hands this Trade Issue will fall. They man
ufscture sugar mills and pans, architectural
iron work and castings, and are prepared to
NIL all orders for anything In their line
promptly on reasonable terms.
H. MYERS & BROS.
This hrm whose business is probably as
extensive as any In the South, have several
announcements In to-day's issue which will
be OF interest to the trade. The reputation
OF the nTm is so well known throughout
this section that the mere mention of their
having any announcement in the paper Is
sufficient to secure perusL OF the same.
W. G MoRRELL,
Broker IN Carolina rice, is also agent for
the New York importers Of Rsngoon and
Pstns, which grades Of rice he is prepared