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

Kennedy s. Blum.
Special attention is directed to the adver-
tiSement of Messrs. Kennedy Il Blum, auction
and commission merchants and dealers in real
estate. at Ia Bay street. This firm make a
speciality of provisions. cigars and tobacco.
They are thoroughly reliable in everyrespect,
and deserve the success they have attained in
their bus ness.
C. II. Dorset.
This gentleman bears a we'll earned reputa-
tion as an auctiOneer and commission mer-
chant. He j. energetic and reliable, and his
management of real estate, either at auction
or private sale. cannot be eNcclled. lie also
handles large sales of general merchandise. or
anything else in the auction line. Read his
advertisement elsewhere in this issue.
John Mclaughlin Il Son.
The old and well established auction and
commission house of John Mclaughlin Il son
announce IN another column a long slnd IL
tractlVc list of valuable real estate of al Kin
Those wishing to invest should glance it over.
This firm is reliable in every respect, and any
business entrusted to them viii receive prompt
attention.
Geo. 5. McAIpin.
This Young gentleman, well known as a
wide-aWake. thorough business man, has just
branched out on his own account in the grain
business. at the old stand. of George Sclrey.
I73 Bay street, where he will keep on hand a
full stock of all goods in his line, and viii sell
at the lowest market prices. We bespeak for
Mr.. MrAlpin a successful business career, and
heartily recommend him TO the public.
II. L. Mercer.
The Reservoir Mills, corner of Congress and
jefferson streets, are the headquarters for
family gTits and family flour. are articles of
home manufacture and superior 10 the
Western product. The firm carries on an eX-
tcnsiNe hay trade, and also deals largely in
corn, oats. bacon, bran. cracked corn, salt,
rice, coffee, and general produce, importing
from all the leading markets.
Mcmillan Brothers,
manufacturers of seamless turpentinc stills
and general metal workers, have moved to
their new works, recently erected, corner of
Price aud Liberty streets. This firm Is one of
the oldest in the city engaged IN the manul3c-
ture of this class of goods, and its busines,
being thoroughly established Is prompt and
reliable.
w. VI. Davidson,
wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
Wines and liquors, No. l5S Bryan street, is
one Of the oldest liquor dealers IN the city, the
house being established in 1911. Mr.. David
son is sOie agent for VIM. Massey Coz
celebrated Philadelphia ales, and john cab
sons >0n y Co.'S celebrated Whskles OF All
grades.
H. T. Botts,
general insurance agent and dealer in real
estate. and also Southern manager of the Fire
Assurance Association of London. and special
agent OF the Guardian Assurance Company of
London. and Marine Underwriters Agency,
i- located at No. los Bay street. where busi-
ness entrusted TO him VIII receive prompt at
tention.
NJ. Y. Henderson,
cotton factor and general commission mer-
chant. No. lS0 Bay street, is one Of the leading
dealers IN the city in wool. hides, wax ANA
deer skins. and Is prepared to pay the highest
cash prices for AL CLASSES OF GOODS IN his trade.
His announcement appears elsewhere in this
issue. and trade circulars viii be sent on ap-
phcaton.
FretwelI n Nichols.
paper dealers. stationers and blank book
manufacturers. No. l29 Bay street. are one of
the oldest and most throughly established
stationery houses in the city. one of theirspec-
ialties in trade Is wrapping paper and tWlne,
and merchants counter supplies, and fine
stationery. envelopes, etc. They are also
dealers in all the well known inks.
+. NJ. Hull,
wholesale grocer, 81 Bay street. has one Of the
best assorted stocks to be found in the South.
He has for many years been identified with
The grocery business. and stands among The
first. He il thoroughly reliable and gives his
personal supervision to business. Country
merchants should give him a call.
John FIannery ~ Co.
The card Of this well known cotton house
appears in the trade issue this morning.
They make liberal cash advances on cOnsign-
ments. and have always supply OF ba@gng
and iron ties on hand, which they sell at the
lowest market rates. Any business intrusted
to them VIII receive prompt attention.
w. ID. NAPLES.
NIr. NAPLES is one of the largest dealers in
rice and imported sugars and mOlassCs in the
Southern States. With a large capital to
carry his business. ne l. Glabcu 10 unsicf-
sell many others in the trade. The same firm
has a branch house IN New Orleans under the
name of w. ID. NAPLES " Co.
Talmage's Sons ~ Co.
This widely known and old established rice
firm. with houses in New \ Ork. New Orleans.
charleston and this city. Is located at Nos IFS
and l22 Bay street. All business will be given
prompt attention. and Will be transacted in
satisfactory manner.
+. NJ. COnnOr,
4 Il. lp1
Bull street, and l26 BroughtOn street, has an
extensive book and statiOners' trade. One Ofhs
specialues is Major Jones new book, Johns
Alive, or ''The Bride of u Ghost" and other
sketches 10y Major Jones col W T. Thomp
som.
Il. L. UImer,
discOverer and manufacturer of Ulmer's Liver
COrrectOr and Vegetable Aperient for dlsea-
ses arising from disordered state of theliver,
announces the value of his celebrated cure IN
another column. with Endorsements by em-
nent physicians.
Pavilion Hotel.
This well known house, under the mango
ment of Mr.. James G.. Penfeld, is situated on
two of the most prominent streets in the city.
Ii has been entirely renovated and prepared
for the fall and winter travel. Read their
advertisement in another column of this issue.
NJ. J. Doyle.
The card of this house. situated on Market
/ square, and cash headquarters for grs-
ceries, liquors, tobacco cigars grain, hay
TO it il directed special attention as IN adyan-
tageOus firm with which TO deal.
Rutherford n Fawcett,
successors to X. Mclntire \ Co., and dealers
in groceries and general merchandise, Mar
ket square, are among the most extensive
dealers in country produce in the city. They
give special attention TO rice cOnslgnmcnts,
and guarantee satisfaction to their patrons.
+. NJ. Farley.
The card Of Mr.. 4. NJ. Farley. cotton factor
I and commission merchant. No. ~ BAY street
appears elsewhere in this issue. Mr.. Farley
is prepared TO transact all business intrusted
to'his care with facility, and in a satisfactory
manner
D.Y. Dancy.
commission merchant and cotton factor. is
located ut No. los Bay street, and iS prepared
to make liberal cash advances on cOnsign-
ments. Cotton, wool and rice shipments so
licited, and prompt attention given to all
business.
j. =. Wood x Bro.
This firm, comprising Mcssrs. !. :. Wood.
.Jr and Charles ;. Wood. cotton factors and
commission merchants, is located AT No. a
Bay street, and viii attend 20 all business
with prOmptness and dispatch
Neincke Il Ebberwein.
This firm are the successors of John Ryan.
the well known ''Soda Water Man. and are
manufacturers and bottlers of soda and min
eral waters, Belfast ginger ale, syrupS. cor
dials. etc, at No. 10 and ll2 Broughion street.
Woods ~ Co,
general commission merchants and cotton
factors, 2SS Bay street. and also agents for the
sale of the soluble Pacific guano. Liberal
advances will be made on cOnsignmcnts. and
prompt attention given TO business.
Perry VI. DeLeOn.
1t will be seen by a notice elsewhere that
Mr.. p. N. DeI.eOn has resumed his business
in this city. and viii manufacture and sell The
well known brands of fertilizers heretofore
handled by him.
A. =. Nichols.
This house. No. lsA Broughton street en-
Gagged in the hat aud cap and bOot and shoe
trade. carries a full stock of goods of the
latest STYLES. The house is well known. and
its transactions are prompt and satisfactory.
y. y. johnson,
dealer in stocks and bonds, corner of DraytOn
and IT. Julian streets, has a card elsewhere,
To which special attention II directed. BuSi-
ness committed to his care Will he promptly
transacted.
Louis Paul MaggiOni n Co.
This firm has had eleven years experience
in the ocean. lake ana river fish trade. and
are prepared To ill all orders from their head
0uarters. No l7S Bryan street and $50 Bay
lane.
Cockshutt n Lord.
The readers Of the trade issue should read
the advertisement of Messrs. Cockshutt
Lord, practical engineers, machlnisis, BLACK
smiths and boiler makers, II bay street
AdOlph Sack,
dealer in watches, iewelry, clocks, silver
plated ware and fine pocket cutlery, No. Is,
Congress street, has an extensive Trade ana
warrants all goods as represented.