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

/ sive. About five years ago the company also
added coal TO their business. and its success
il this line has been most gratifying. Thirty
hands are employed, at good wages, and a
large number Of wagons and carts. Mr.. j. +.
Cavannaugh, the manager, is native OF
/ Savannah, aud is gentleman Of business
ability and tact.
MOhr Brothers.
These gentlemen have been doing business
1 in Savannah for the past 20 years, and have
always been noted Tor their reliability and
enterprise. Their business increased to such
an extent that they were compelled TO seek
more cOmmOdiOus quarters, and some time
| since they erected a very handsome three
/ cory building, which does credit to them,
/ and is an ornament to the city. The
large experience and superior advantages
/ possessed by the firm enable them to offer such
inducements in prices as will not only retain
/ for them the good will Of old friends, but
/ bring them many new ones. As viii be seen
1 by their advertisement they are agents for the
/ celebrated school boy jeans manufactured by
I the Concord WOOlen Mills, Of Cobb county,
/ Ga, AMI for the Summerville plaids and
/ checks.
Thomas West,
well known in the crOckery business, is =
/ large importer, and is therefore able to sell
I either to the trade or at retail at bottom
/ prices Those who require ANYTHING IN this
| line would do well to call and see him at 1S5
[ aud ls7 BrOugntOn and p Jefferson streets.
I Mr.. Vests establishment is undoubtedly
Z ranked among the representative ones Of Sa-
I Vannah. He started in his present line some
/ twelve wears ago, and by industry, application
and reliability has worked himself up to the
position OF one Of the leading men in his
/ branch Of trade In Savannah. From a small
beginning his trade has gradually increased
until now il reaches the handsome total of
I S4O.OoO per aunum, and is increasing in most
gratifying proportion.
b. H. Levy s. Bro.
i This extensive house, Nos. ls9, 19l and 1913
I Congress street, handles one of the largest
stocks Of clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
/ goods in the South. They respectfully call the
. attention Of their patrons that they have now
I on hand one of the largest and best selected
{ stocks Of clothing, gents furnishing goods,
/ etc, that has ever been brought to this
I market, and at astOnishingly low prices. In
/ addition to their large trade in the city Messrs.
/ Levy x Bro. do almost an unlimited whole
I sale business, supplying the country trade OF
this part of the state. The firm Is composed
I of solid. reliable and experienced business
men, and extends advantages to the trade
. which few firms are able to do.
T.P. Bond.
Among the most conspicuous advertise
ments in this issue will be noticed that of Mr..
I i. p. Bond, one of our largest and most re-
/ spOnsible grain, fruit and vegetable dealers.
Mr.. Bonds success in business Is a matter of
standing reference, and II can only be at
trlbuted to careful management and strict at
tentiOn to his business. Within the past week
an opportunity to make large purchases of
gram at very low prices offered itself, and Mr..
Bond was not slow to take advantage OF it,
and now finds himself in control of a tremen-
q
rifice, and he is determined to give the public
the benefit of his foresight.
George W. Allen.
Savannah has several large and complete
/ crOckery warehouses, and among these that Of
Z Mr.. q. W. Allen holds a prominent position.
I Established in 1865, il has increased until now
7 the stock carried amounts to about $4,000,
/ aud the sales annually TO S20,OOc. Mr.. Aliens
/ stock embraces all varieties of crOckery and
glassware. from the finest 20 the most com
mon, 20 suit all classes OF purchasers, and Is
. well selected and arranged His assortment
OF house furnishing goods of every descrip-
tiOn is also very complete. embracing all ar
I tlCles NECESSARY to the outfit of a residence.
He is prompt and reliable, and attends close
b I II TO business.
Palmer Bros.
The abOve-named firm have been long and
/ favOrably known as wholesale and retail
I dealers IN hardware, cutlery, guns, agrlcul-
tural implements. etc, at AS and loo Congress
and l49 and Isl st. Julian streets. Their stock
for the fall and winter trade is now complete,
! and merchants and others cannot fail to find
what they need in this line by calling on them.
This firm are agents for DupOnts celebrated
powder, Fairbanks scales, Miller's Gre-prOOf
safes. and the celebrated ''Dixie Boy" plOw.
In addition to their stock of hardware, they
carry a large line Of mill supplies, and every
thing usually found in a irst-class hardware
establishment.
Haywood, Gage Il Co,
The old Bay Ice Company deserves proni-
nent place in history of the development Of
does one Of the most solid and reliable enter
prises in the city. It is a branch of the Bos-
ton house, which has also branches in Charles
ton, New Orleans, Galveston. Mobile and
Brunswick. The storage capacity is ample,
and the central and convenient location, as
well as the high general reputation OF the
company, bring it leading share of the ice
trade Of this place. They supply steamers.
hotels and private dwellings, their large force
of hands and wagons insuring prompt and
safe delivery.
GustaYe Eckstein s. Co.
Special attention is directed to the whole
sale dry goods announcement OF this firm.
, Their stock Of fall goods is complete in every
particular. They are one Of the largest houses
doing business IN the city, and are well known
throughout Georgia, Florida and Alabama for
their reliability aud fair dealing. They are
/. the sole agents FOR the celebrated Athens
, Z Manufacturing COmpany's checks, yarns,
Jeans and cottonades Georgia Manufacturing
Company brown shirtings and sheetings, and
Keeps Manufacturing COmpanys shirts, col
lars, cuffs and umbrellas. Read their adver-
! tisement.
! CT. Gilbert 6 Co.
This well known wholesale grocery house,
corner of Barnard and Bay streets, is one of
the oldest established firms in the city, with a
/ trade thoroughly built up throughout the en-
tire territory tributary to savannah. Messrs.
Gilbert x Co. are direct importers Of Liver
pool salt, fne table salt and lump rock salt.
{ They are also extensive importers OF Rio
coffee and Cuban molasses, and are large
dealers in apples, potatoes, onions, lard, rice
and general grocers' goods, filling all orders
also the established agency of the Schaghti-
coke Powder Company.
w. lyman.
One Of the most complete machine, boiler
4 and smith works in the State is that of Mr..
J. W. Tynan's, on West Broad, Indian and
/ Canal streets. 1t has been long established,
I and the proprietor is known as a most skill
4 ful workman and responsible man. He makes
marine works a specially, and is also agent for
the following: Atlas steam engines and boil
ers, Common Sense engines, Knowles steam
pumps, Nathan 4 Dreyfus' injectOrs, electors,
lubTicators and self-Oiers, JudsOn's COVER
nors, Coleman & Brothers corn mills, saw
mills and cotton presses. Send for circulars
and prices.
NJ. NJ. Sullivan & Son.
This widely known wholesale oyster and
ish house, No. $50 Bryan street, has ample
facility for supplying the trade in all parts Of
the country. The senior member Of the firm,
I Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sullivan, controls the business in
/ Savannah, and is well known as an energetic
and successful shipper. The branch house at
Cedar KEYS, Fla. under the management Of Mr..
John Joseph Sullivan, has also ample facilities
for prompt shipment, and all orders for oys-
tiers. shad fresh and salt water fish, terrapin.
game, vegetables, fruit and general produce
Will be filled promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
4. S. Nichols,
dealer IN hats, caps, boots and shoes, No. l2S
BrOughtOn street, is one OF the extensive deal
| ers OF these goods in the city. His stock en-
I braces boots and shoes aud hats from all the
best known manufacturers. He has in his
shoe department shoes from the house OF
Hauan 4 Son. of New York; Zeigler Bros. &
Kelly: Moore & Evan. Of Philadelphia; Curtis
4 Wheeler, Of Rochester, and others, all OF
7 world wide reputation. He also sells the Gel
ebrated Buttons Raven Gloss" prepara-
ton Of inestimabie value to those who wish
dressing for shoes which will not crack the
leather.
KehOe's Iron Works.
This firm are proprietOrs Of the well-known
PhPnix Iron Works, BroughtOn street from
/ Randolph to Reynolds street, where are man
| ufactured sugar mills and pans OF the very
best material and workmanship. They war
rant their mills for one year. and guarantee
their prices to be as low as any offered. They
claim that their mills are strong and durable,
run light and even, and are guaranteed cap,
able OF grinding the heaviest. fully matured
cane. They also manufacture agricultural
iron works and castings OF all kinds on reas-
enable terms. Send for price list.
p. j. Golden.
The millinery business at No. Is4 Broughton
was until recently conducted by Mrs. Anna
Golden. but on her death Mr.. p. j. Golden
sumed the control, and has vigorously ad-
vanced il in every respect. The business was
started in 1865 by Mrs. Golden, with moderate
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