Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-01
Oollatt Brothers

have established a boot and shoe. hat and
trunk store at l49 Broughton street, where
they have on hand large stock of goods of
the best makes, which they are prepared to
supply to customers at reasonable prices,
Read their advertisement and give them a
call.
ID. Y. Dancy,
comm ission merchant and cotton factor, is
located at No. los Bay street, and is prepared
to make liberal cash advances on consign-
ments. Cotton, wool and rice shipments So
leited, and prompt attention given to all
business.
Gay 8 Morris.
These gentlemen comprise one Of the most
extensive contractors firms in the city, and
are prepared to raise and move heavy build
ings and put them in order, or to raise mOnu-
mente In the city or country on the shortest
notice.
Clement saussy.
Mr.. Saussy's brokerage Office is at No. y
Whitaker street, where he will make loans on
personal property. He viii buy and sell dia-
mOnds and jewelry on commission and will
pay cash for old gold, silver and mutilated
coins.
S. Hermann.
The Southern Furniture House No. 40
BroughtOn street is one of the important
trade institutions of the city. Mr.. Hermann
is an extensive dealer IN all grades of house,
hold furniture, and guarantees satisfaction.
e. j. Kfeffer.
Kiehfer's drug depots, corner West Broad
and Stewart and West Broad and Waldburg
streeAs, are supply headquarters for garden
seeds A full supply of drugs is always kept
on stock.
F. L. George.
This young house is fast making its way to
the front rank of retail grocers. At its neat
store, corner State and Whitaker streets, can
always be found fresh goods and pleasant
clerks.
George Meyer.
Paa 20, L
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Company of st.
Louis are sold in Savannah solely by George
Meyer, agent of the company, at No. l42 Bay
street.
b. f. McKenna 81 Co.,
wholesale and retail dry goods, Is one of Sa-
vannah's most reliable houses, aud the NEWS
takes pleasure in calling especial attention to
their advertisement in to days issue.
COckshutt & Lord.
The readers Of the trade issue should read
the advertisement of Messrs. Cockshutt &
Lord, practical engineers, machinists, black
smiths and boiler makers, Al Bay street.
Byck selig.
This firm does a general stationery and
printing business. 1t has recently moved to
its new quarters No. l09 Bay street, where all
business will be promptly attended to.
AdOlph Sack,
dealer in watches, jewelry, clocks silver
plated ware and fine pocket cutlery, No. 1873
warrants all goods as represented.
A. H. Champion.
Mr.. Champions completely stocked store,
No. 154 Congress, offers an opportunity for the
purchase of all grades of groceries, vegeta-
bles, fruits and liquors at satisfactory prices.
Russak & Co.
The Red Grocery, No. p and 2215 Barnard
street, of which Messrs. Russak & Co. are
proprietors, is headquarters for family gro
ceries of all kinds.
The Harnett House.
This popular hotel offers special accommo-
dations to the travelling public. Its rates are
reasonable, and its guests receive the most
courteous treatment.
e. MuhIberg.
Muhlbergs pawnbroker house, No. 1877
Congress street, is headquarters for loans on
diamonds, watches, jewelry and all classes Of
personal property.
Strong, the Druggist.
Eno's fruit salt is one of the specialties at
Strong's drug store, on Bull and Perry street
lane. fine assortment of drugs is always
kept on hand.
Nathan Bros.
This firm does large trade In clocks,
watches, roll plated jewelry, musical instru-
ments, and oil paintings and pictures, at 1856
Congress street.
Kiesling's Nursery.
This well-k known headquarters of plants,
DOuquets, cut nOWers and designs is located
on the White Bluff road. Davis Bros. receive
orders.
Bacon. j JOhnsOn & Co.
This firm carries on a general lumber busi-
ness at their planning mill and yard, where
| they keep full stock of rough and dressed
| lumber, shingles, laths, etc.
A. X. AItmayer & Co.
The attention OF our readers is called to the
! extraordinary bargains offered by the firm
''at prices lower than any other house can
| Afford"
Mrs. Kate Power
| announces a clearing out sale Of fancy work
| and Briggs transferring papers. Also large
| line OF silks, ruchings, etc., at l68 Broughton
! street.
w. ID. Dixon.
Attention is directed to the card of Mr.. W.
| ID. Dixon, undertaken, at No. 42 Bull street,
! which appears elsewhere.
j. BeIsinger.
'Besinger's, No. "a Whitaker street, is head
! quarters for gentlemen's furnishing goods,
| hats and caps, shirts and neckwear.
| G. M. Heidt g. Co.
For pure drugs call on Messrs. Heidi s. Co.,
corner Congress and Whitaker streets.
| A. Kent.
! Those in need of driven wells should call on
Mr.. Kent at No. IL West Broad street.