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

in the city. Their stock Of fall goods is now
arriving in each steamer, and viii soon be
complete. The firm also does large furnish
ing goods trade, and it has the agency for the
king Of Shirts which is one Of their specialties.
A. L. DesbOuiIlOns.
Special attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of diamonds, watches, clocks, jew
elry and silverware, which embraces as fine
stock as can be found in the city. Mr.. Des-
bouillOns is large manufacturer of Florida
lewelry, which attracts the attention OF all
Northerners visiting the city. Read his an
nouneement and give him call at q Bull
street.
Jos. ROsenheim g. Co.
Rosenheims shoe bazaar, No. I41 Congress
street, contains large and well assorted stock,
which is kept constantly replenshed from the
Northern markets to meet the demands Of the
trade. Country merchants would find it to
their interest TO visit this establishment when
In the city before purchasing elsewhere.
L. Savarese g. Bro.
This firm does a large wholesale trade in
fresh and salt water fish of all kinds, oysters,
crabs, shrimp, terrapin, game and produce.
Mr.. Savarese is an experienced man in the
business and guarantees satisfaction; Orders
can be hlled from the fishery and branch
house at Cedar Keys the same as from the
house in Savannah.
NJ. Y. Henderson,
cotton factor and general commission mer-
chaut No. leo Day street, 10 one or the lead
ing dealers in the city in WOOL hides, wax and
deer skins, and is prepared to pay the highest
cash prices for all classes OF goods in his trade.
Ills announcement appears elsewhere in this
issue, and trade circulars will be sent on ap-
plication.
W. NJ. Davidson,
wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
wines and dealers, No. l5S Bryan street, is
one Of the Oldest liquor dealers in the city, the
house being established in 1874 Mr. David
son is sole agent for VIM. Massey & Co.'s
celebrated Philadelphia ales, and John Glib
! sons Son Co.'s celebrated whiskies Of all
grades.
C. H. DOrsett.
This gentleman bears well earned reputa-
! tion as an auctioneer and commission mer-
chant. He is energetic and reliable, and his
management of real estate either at auction
| or private sale, cannot be excelled, He also
/ handles large sales of general merchandise. or
anything else in the auction line. Read his
advertisements elsewhere in this issue.
Andrew Hanley.
| At this old and we'll known house can be
| found an extensive stock of paints, oils, rail-
| road, steamboat and null supplies; also, a
very heavy stock of doors, sashes, blinds, etc,
! and everything else in that line. The long
| and well-earned reputation of this house is a
/ guarantee to any who may favor him with
| their trade.
FretwelI s. Nichols,
| paper dealers, stationers and blank book
manufacturers, No. l29 Bay street, are one OF
| the Oldest and most thoroughly established
| stationery houses in the city, One of their
! speclalties in trade is wrapping paper and
| tWine, and merchants counter supplies, and
! fine stationery, envelopes etc. They are also
! dealers in all the well known inks.
A. B. Hull,
warehOuseman and commission merchant
! and wholesale dealer in flour, bran, corn eyes,
| hay, grain and provisions, No. 1873 Bay street.
] Mr.. Hull has recently purchased this long
/ established business, and is already receiving
| a large patronage. The MORNING NEWS COM
mends HIM to the business public with an as
surance of satisfaction.
G. C. Martin.
This establishment recently located by c.
1 G. Martin, at No. lis BrOughton street. is gem
eral headquarters for hats and shoes, with a
| large assortment constantly on hand The
! location, between Bull and DraytOn streets, is
an excellent one, and the patrons of Mr., Mar
tin are assured that they will receive salts
faction in every purchase.
Simon Mitchell.
Simon Mitchell, l59 Broughton street, has
| one of the best selected stocks of clothing in
| the city, which he is selling cheap, to make
/ room for his winter stock. He advertses the
| finest line of goods south of Baltimore, and
| carries an extensive stock of hats and gents
| furnishing goods.
#. M. 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
first He is thoroughly reliable and gives his
personal supervision to business. Country
merchants should give him a call.
Woods & Co.
The card Of this well known cotton house
appears IN the trade issue this morning.
| They make liberal cash advances on consgn-
ments. and have always a supply of bagging
and iron ties on hand, which they sell at the
lowest market rates. Any business intIusted
to them will receive prompt attention.
e. j. Kennedy.
Mr.. Kennedy is so thoroughly established in
the merchant tailor business that it is un
necessary more than to call attention to his
recent impOrtatiOns of goods for the fan and
winter trade of lSS4-S5. He carries a large
and finely selected stock of the best goods,
which is constantly replenished from the
Northern markets.
william w. Gnann.
Attention is directed to Mr.. Gnann's adver-
tisement. His business is located at No. 207
Liberty street, where he does a general wheel
wright and blacksmithing trade. Horse
shOeing and JObbing will receive prompt at
tention. He is also manufacturer Of spring
wagons, buggles, double wagons and carts.
f. e. Cheatham.
Mr.. Cheatham, late of II. f. Grant & Co.,
has established a cotton factOrage and pro-
duce commission house, dealing in cotton,
fruits, vegetables, hides, wool, poultry, eggs
and all kinds Of country produce. He solicits
correspondence and guarantees satisfactory
sales. See his card.
I'D. LaROche's Sons.
This old and well established auction and
commission house does a general business in
corn, oats, hay, -four, bacon and produce OF
all kinds. 1t also handles large sales of gen.
eral merchandise and, in fact everything in
the auction line.
BOgart & Hammond.
This well known firm, comprising Messrs.
r. ID. BOgart and j. z. Hammond, cotton
factors and commission merchants, No. 96 Bay
street, are the general agents for the Chesa-
| peake Guano COmpany's Standard Brand
Diamond b. & II. Ammoniated Guano.
David Wesbein q Co.
This firm announces a closing out sale of
summer goods at unheard of sweeping reduc-
tions. They publish long array of articles,
which can be seen by reading their advertise
ment elsewhere. Give them call and be
convinced that they mean business.
Gray & O'Brien.
This popuIar Broughton street dry goods
house offers special inducements from one of
the most extensive stocks Of goods it has ever
had on hand. Their inventory includes
bargains in silks, handkerchiefs, hosiery and
ladies wear generally, at prices which cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
Pavilion Hotel.
This well known house, under the manage
ment OF Mrs. James G. Pen1eld is situated on
two of the most prominent streets In the city:
| 1t has been entirely renovated and prepared
| for the fall and winter travel. Read their
advertisement IN another column of this issue.
Dan TaImages Sons & Co.
This widely known and old established rice
| firm. with houses IN New 1Ofks new orleans,
! charleston and this city, is located al Nos. llS
| and 10 Bay street. All business will be given
| prompt attention, and will be transacted in
| satisfactory manner.
w. B. Nell & Co.
This is headquarters for trunks, satchels,
| valises, ETC., and one of the largest saddlery
| and harness houses in the South. They are
well and favorably known, and we commend
| them to the public as reliable and trustworthy
| in all their dealings.
b. NJ. Garfunke1.
This house, located at Nos. 1861 and lSS
| BroughtOn street, offers unusual inducements
| in the clothing and dry goods trade, and
| advertIses prices slower than the lowest"
! The attention of all buyers is respectfully
| directed to this establishment.
Rutherford g. Fawcett,
successors to R. McIntre & Co., and dealers
| in groceries and general merchandise, Market
| square, are among the most extensive dealers
| in country produce in the city. They give
| special attention to rice consignments, and
| guarantee satisfaction to their patrons.
j. T. Shuptrine.
| Mr.. Shuptrine's handsome drug depot at 1S5
! Congress street, with branch corner Of Boil
] ton and MONTGOMERY streets, are two as COM
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