Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-01

Manufacturing COmpanv-s checks. warns
jeans and cOttonades, Georgia Manufacturing
COmpany's brown snirtings and sheetings,
and Keeps Manufacturing Company's shirts.
collars, cuffs and umbrellas. Read their ad-
XertiSemcnt.
West Brothers.
This entcrprising young firm have recently
opened q branch house at Nc. l2l Front street,
in New Ork, in order to allow them to pro-
perly handle their already large and con-
stanuy Increasing business. They are ever
alive to the interests of those who intrust
business to them and strive to give satisfac-
tiOn in all eases. In addition to their cotton
and commission business, they are wholesale
dealers in rice. fertilizers. kainit, agrlcul-
tural chemicals, and bagging and ties. They
solicit cOnsgnments and orders.
George w. Parish,
Headquarters for sugar mills and pans. en-
gines, ploWs and other agricultural lmple-
ment5. Nos. 1913 and la5 II. Julian street, and
20O and 20i Congress street. llr. Parish has
been in this business for many years. and is
well known for the prompt attention given to
filling orders. lie makes sugar mills and pans
a speciality. and carries the largest stock ia the
South. He Is agent for frick n Cos. '-EcllpSe'
engines. saw mills and cotton gins. also for
Wood, Tabor 4 Morsey's engines and saw
mills Read Ills advertisement and send FOR
price lists.
L. L. NeidIinger. Son x Co.
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of this well known firm, " hIch
.nDcarz i'm the trade issue to-day. They have
one of the largest stocks Of harness, saddles.
hritiIcS. rubber. leather ami Candy betting to
be found In the south. and i'm fact everything
usually found in q iirst-class wholesale and
retail SaddlcrV e~4abI iahment. The merchants
of Geor@ia. Florida. South Carolina and Ala
hama should read the announcement and give
tHc firm call OF send IN their orders.
smith Brothers.
This euterprising firm. manufacturers Of
stamps. stencils. and seals, No. Drayton
street. was organized a few wears ago. The
rapid increase of their business has neccs-i-
tatcd the extension of manufacturing facIli-
ties and they are now provided with the Ia
lest machinery Tor the manufacture OF stem
cIls, rubber stamps. private seals Tor Nota-
r,~. secret -OcIetic~, and check protectors.
, etc. for railroads. banks. corporations. and
bu- iur-~ uurnoSe~ generally. The firm has a
branch house at - Broad street, Charleston.
VIM. kehoe Il Co.
This flu are eproprietors of the we'll known
PhuuiN Iron Works. where are manUluc
turtJ sugar mills and pans of the very best
material and workmanship. They warrant
their mills lUr one year. and guarantee Their
prices to bc as low amy offered. They
claim that their mills are strong and durable
run light. and even. and are guaranteed cap
able of grinding the heaviest. fully maturcd
cane. They also manufactufe agricultural
IRON works and castings of all kinds on rcas-
ouabie terms send for price list.
Davis brothers.
We would direct special attention to the
card of NIe-~r. Davis Bros. This firm COM
pri-cs SIe-~rs n. 4. and J.. L. Davis. two Of
ouTmu-t tuterpriSIng Young merchants. -Four
years ago they located in this city. establish
in@ stationery store at the corner Of Bun
and ork streets. and hy strict attention 10
their affairs have built up "a large and lucr3-
tive business. By recent Improvements on
their Huldiug they have secured twice as
much room a. they formerly had. and we
predict Tor them very prosperous season.
4. /. Winn.
The card of 4. \. Winn. cotton factor and
commission merchant, No. 9S Bay street, VIII
Ice found in another column of this issue Mr.
Wiun was for number Of wears cashier and
correspondent for the well well-knOWn firm
of Grower. Stubbs \ Co. and later was Il
partner with Captain Z. +. StUbbS. Ills long
experience in the cotton business assures q
thorough knowledge of its details and affords
an advantage 10 his patrons. whose business
viii Dc transacted carefully and with the dis
patch consistent with tie principles Of trade
George Y. Hccker & Co.
dealers in Iiccker-s sclf-raisiu@ -four.
~eif-raiSiu@ huckwheat, perfect baking
powder. wheaton grit, and lleCkcr's fariua,
No. l56 BAY street. are one of the largest and
best known hoVr houses in the city making
speciality oi the -ood~ which they advertise
in their column elsewhere in Tins issue. These
article are oft lie best quality and grade. and
The demand Is rapidly increasing the proper,
lions of their trade. Orders are solicited. and
will bee promptly filled at satisfactory prices.
George A. Hudson.
one of the largest and most thoroughly es-
tabiShed dealers in fresh and salt water fish,
oysters, and game of all kinds. Is MIR. George
\. Hudson. No. III Bay street. MIR. Hudson
has special facilities for packing fish ana game
for shipment from his fisheries at Cedar Keys,
Florida. or from his headquarters in Savan-
nah He Is prepared To fill all orders promptly
and Al the lowest market prices, and dealers
iu the interior viii find 10 To their interest TO
communicate with him.
Weld n HartShOrne.
cotton and commission merchants. agents for
the Bouker and StockUridge fertilizers. and
mo
cotton seed oil and Eainit and choice phosphate
Thi, firm is prepared to make cash advances
ON cOn~ignmcnts Of cotton and to furnish the
above named articles by the ton or cargo.
They are in every respect worthy the fullest
confidence of the public. and richly deserve
the success they have gained IN their husi-
Cormack Hopkins.
This j. one Of the oldest firms in this line of
business IN the city. and Is recognized IS
headquarters for cooking and heating stoves
and ranges. He l. also contractor for tin
roofing. and Is manufacturer of tin, sheet
iron and copper wares. The celebrated
swedish roofing paint. which has stood the
test of fifteen years. Is represented 10y this
firm. Those in need of anything in this line
should not fail To call at l61 BrOughtOn street.
John ROurke.
At the Novelty Iron Works, No. Bay and
River streets. Mr.. ROurke manufactures all
kinds of castings. iron rallInGs fol private
residences andcemeterics, and his well known
sugar mills and pans arekp own all over this
section Of country 10 De Of the best make. Mr..
Rourke has had many years experience in his
business. and l. prepared to guarantee all
work done at the Novelty Iron Works. Read
his advertisement, aud send for his price list.
>. Gardner. Agent.
dealer in imported ami domestic seeds. fruit
trees. flowers. plants, novelties and curiO-ities.
No 3Ul, Bull street. las an extensive stock of
goods. and j. prepared To till all orders and
guarantees prompt shipments. Among his
line Of specialties Is. full assortment of
baskets of all kinds. Domestic and green
foreign fruits VIII be ~hippet 10 The trade at
satisfactory prices. Special rates will he
offered on seeds IN the bulk.
Boots and shoes.
Mr. j. +. Cohen. Wholesale and retail dealer
pa boots and shoes. at The southwest corner
Broughton and Barnard streets. has large
and we'll assorted stock. which he keeps con-
~tantlv Tcplcni>bcd from the Northern mar
ketS t0 meet the demands of the trade. toun-
Try merchants would find 1t to their interest
to visit his establishment when in the city be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. He solieitS coua-
try Orders.
T. >. AcOsta. Jr.
The attention og the city and country trade
j. specially called 10 the advertisement of the
above named gentleman. WhO conducts one of
tine largest cracker and candy factories in the
south. lie Is we'll established in the busi-
ness. and j. fully prepared To supply the en-
tire trade of this section. He Is thorough
business man. and makes no promises he cam
not fulfill. send for price lists.
Fine Art Goods.
The savannah Art Company.at Il Bull street.
was established i'm this city IN lSS2 and has
supplied a want long felt in the community.
They have = fine line Of oil paintings. en-
cravings heliOtvpeS. :trtOt ypes. chrOmOs. etc. /;
also 4 large stock OF mOululng> aHu frames OF
an kinds Mr.. y. +. Carter, the superintendent.
is ALWAYS on hand. and takes pleasure in
showing his goods 10 all callers. Give them
call.
Tins firm has closed out its retail depart
mcDf. and now carry on one Of the largest
wholesale furniture trades in the South. They
have extended their business to such proper
tions that they occupy the stores Nos. lS6 and
I>S Brought0n and Il. l9 and p jefferson
streets. Country merchants should give inns
firm q call when they visit the city, or Wllte
them Tor price list and illustrated catalogue.
II. p. Richmond.
We call attention TO the advertisement Of
Mr.. II. L. Richmond. with Hammond, Hun N
Co., and congratulate the parties 10 this ar
ranecment. The selection Of Mr.. Richmond
for this important trust cvinces high conf
dcncc In hl> worth and business ability. and
secures 10 the new firm the services Of a widely
known merchant Of long experience in the
fertilizer ami cotton trade Of this city.
divers Paint and Oil House
This establishment is located at Nos $50
and I52 Bryan street and No. Whitaker
street adjoining the MOESING NEWS building
and j. one of the largest and most enterpris-
ing houses in the city. carrying full stock of
doors. blinds and sash. lime, plaster. cement
and builders goods. The reputation Of
this house is thoroughly established, and its
business j. on a firm basis.
4. l.. DesbOuillOns.
special attention is directed 10 the adyer-
4 ont Of fffaHannfE watches.