Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-05

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In wood frames, wax. paper flowers,
material, etc. Next is the door leading
into the printing department, which is
entirely separate and distinct from the
main store. In this department they have
press and type perfectly suited for fine
work, or anything, from a visiting card to
a book. Their stock for printing visiting
cards, business cards, note and letter
heads, ball and wedding Invitations, bill
heads, circulars, pamphlets, p~lacards,
ETC., is unsurpassed. Re-entering the main
store from the printing office on the right
or rear OF the main store IS the store and
Office fixture and stationery department,
where can always beft3iInd a complete
STOCK Of letters andanveiee files, Dill files,
lead pencils, pen holders pen points. no.
tary seals, shipping tags, Summed stick
ers, pencil and desk pads, rubber bands,
check books containing l00and 200 checks
each On Nessrs, Charles .Onnstead & Co.,
Merchants National Bank, the Southern
Bank, Central Railroad Bank, and the
savnnah Bank and fels5 Company, dray
shipping books, receipt books, notes and
drafts, - writing pads. from the
finest to the cheapest quahty OF paper,
i~nkstands, paper files, paper weights,
sponge pgpR, arm rests, newspaper files,
ni6m0randiThtb books. blank books, invoice
books, letter press copying books, pins,
rubber and knife erasers, rules, inks, mu-
cllage, wrapping paper, tWines, feather
dusterss etc. Next their private
oBlce. 9ossesstng every s0ouvenience for
! the rapM transaction OF their extensive
trad. ~ tue York sTqeteptfsnce is the
packing and u%npacking department..
which greatly facilitates the handling Of
the immense amount of stock received
and shipped.
Then comes the general fancy station
cry department, comprising "a large as
sortment OF papers, in note and letter
sizes, envelopes, fancy boz paper, shelf
paper, paper dolls, birthday cards, leather
goods in card cases, poc&etbOoks, ladies'
hand bags and portfolios, plush ana
leather toilet sets, work boxes, gents
dressing sets, photograph aud autograph
albums, visiting cards, mGnU cards, din
ner cards, German favOrs, scrap-books,
dictionary holders, book racks, hand mir
rors, photograph frames in plush, leather,
gilt and bronze; cabinets, panel aud card
sizes; gold pens and pencils. In the
centre OF the store, on a raised platform,
Is the piano and organ department. They
handle the Estey and Decker Bros up
right pianos, the Gate City square,
piano., and the Estey Organ, all Of
them well known and fine instruments,
a description Of which is given in their
advertisement on another page. MIR. II.
G.. Davis, the senior member Of the firm,
spent five weeks this summer among the
various piano aud organ factories Of the
North ana West, and he claims to be thor
oughly posted in this branch of their bust
ness. Mr.. l.. K. Davis has just returned
from a six months trip to
the Northern markets in the
interest Of their general stationery line.
They deal direct with the factories in every
Instance. thereby SAVING all commission
and get their goods at first actual cost.
Any concessions to them IN prices are
invariably given to their customers.
This is fully exemPlifed by their prices
this season which, III many instances,
were from 10 to 10 per cent less han last
year, which is a great saving and well
worth ones attention when preparing to
purchase anything in their line.
They Will cheerfully furnish wholesale
prices to merchants I'm the country. The
irm is heartily recommended to all the
readers Of the News. A large trade for
the coming season is well-nigh assured
them, and every one will find it to their
interest to favor Davis Bros, with orders
II patronage.