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

ANAHA LEhHAA E"H N.Y.
Works" MIR. Rourke is also the general
agent for HOtchkiss' Mechanical Boiler
Cleaner, the only reliable aud perfect
boiler cleaner made.
KEHoE's IRON WORKS.
VIM. Kehoe & CO.. are proprietors OF
these well known works, ~Broughton street,
from Randolph to Reynolds street, and
are very larxe manufacturers OF sugar
mills and pans of the very best material
and workmanship. They warrant thelr
mills for one year, and guarantee tEeir
prices TO be as low as any offered. They
claim that their mills are strong and dur
able. run light aud even, and are guaran-
teed capable OF grinding the heaviest,
fully matured cane. h demand for
Kehoe's mills and pans Is constantly in
creasing, 80 satisfactory have tney been
proven. and orders are received from all
parts of the cOuntrV-twO shipments hay
ing been made to Mexico during the first
season. They also manufacture %agricul-
tural iron works and castings of all kinds
on reasonable terms. Send for price
list.
MoHR BROS.
Foremost among the prominent jobbers
stands the house OF MOhr Bros, l59 Con-
gress street. The many years OF strict
and personal attention to every detail OF
their business has been appreciated by
their customers, Judging by their stead
ily-increasing patronage, extending
throughout Georgia, Florida and south
Carolina. Their large stock comprises
full assortments Of everything in the dry
goods aud notion line, and they call par
ticular attention Of the trade TO their
specialties Of Augusta checks and the
original Georgia made SchoOlboN Jeans,
for which tncy are agents. Despite Che
many limitations, their JusJlF-celepfate l
and original schoOlbOv Jeuus, standing
on its own merits, still "holds the fort
and proves It's superiority by the many
orders ahead OF production.
}. W. lyman.
One OF the most complete machine,
boiler and smith works IN the State is
that OF MI. j. W. Tynan's, on West
Broad, Indian aud Canal streets. 1t has
been long established, and the proprietor
is known as a most skillful workman
and responsible man. He makes marine
works q specially, and is also agent for
the following: Atlas steam engines and
boilers; Common Sense en- gines; Knowles
steam pumps; Nathan q Dreyfus' in
iectors; electors lu~brieatoTs and selt-oil-
ers; Judson's governors, Coleman &
Brother'scorn mills, saw mills and cotton
presses.
GEORGE A. HUDSON.
One of the largest and most thoroughly
established dealers in fresh and salt water
fish, oysters, and game OF all kinds, Is Dir.
George A. Hudson, No. Ill Bay street.
Mr.. Hudson has been engaged In this line
Of business since 1855. ana mas built UP
a very extensive wholesale trade. lie
carries q large supply of fish and oysters
in their season, and frequently handles
as much as 40. 600 pounds of fish a week.
Rrapnh hpuana owe IOpotQH at Tampa and
Cedar Keys, Fla, and great care is eXer-
cised In packing for safe delivery.
J. T. sHUPTRINE.
letter is the most a%ggravating aflliction
the residents of this Southern climate are
subject TO. The only permanent cure for
1t is Tetterine, which has cured hundreds
Of cases. A few of the best known are
William Hone, ID. y. Lester, Il. Il. Levy,
j. r. Einstein aud r.. DeMartin. letter
Inc is kept by all druggist and IN many
country stores. Wholesale department at
J.. I. Shuptrinels, druggists, who also
handle tue most reliable stock Of seeds
o%btainable Branch pharmacy corner
Bolton and Montgomery streets.
EoRGE V. HECKER n CO.,
manufacturers of Hecker's s%elE-raising
-four, %self-rAIsing buckwheat, perfect
baking powder, wheaton grit and Heck
er's farina, No. I7G Bay street, are one OF
the largest and best-knOwn -four houses in
tho city, making q speciality Of the goods
which they advertise in their column else
where in this issue. These articles are OF
the best quality and grade, and the de-
mand is rapidly increasing the proper
lions Of their trade. Orders are solicited,
and will be promptly tilled at satisfactory
prices.
w. d. sIMKINs,
Commission merchant and dealer in
Northern produce, hay, feed, etc, is one
of the leading young merchants OF the
city, who by strict personal attention to
business has built up a very large trade.
MIR. Siukins gives especial attention to
the sale OF Florida fruits and those con
signing their goods TO him, viii be certain
OF having their interests faithfully pro-
tected lie also carries = large stock Of
Northern produce, which he sells at bot
tom prices.
GEORGE W. ALLEN,
Savannah has several large and COM
plete crOckery warehouses. and among
these that of Mr.. 6. w. Allen holds "A
prominent position. Established in 1863,
IL has increased until now The stock car
ried amounts 10 about $25, 200, and the
sales annually to 100000. MIR. Aliens
stock embraces all varieties of o~rockery
and glassware, from the finest to the
most common, TO suit all classes OF pur-
chasers, n is well selected and ar
ranged.
MARSHALL HOUSE
Particular attention Is called to the al
yertisemeut Of the Marshall House,
which has passed into the hands OF Mr.
George ID. Hodges, who is the successful
and popular manager OF the restaurant
at the s., +. h W. II. II. Depot. The house
il entirely reftted. New clerks, waters
and the best of cooks Insure the traYeling
public the greatest accommodations. A
more delightfully."- situated house than TIT
Marshall cannot be found in the city.
T.. p. MANUFACTURING CO..
We ask attention 10 the advertisement
headed =. p. y. This great blood purifier
is now being manufactured by tine z. Y. II
Manufacturing Company OF WaYcrOss
Ga. II Is not a secret nor patent medi
cine, but 8 legitimate and carefully pro
pared preparation Of prickly ash, poke
root and iOdide of potassium. L. p. p. 4,
having a very large sale, and wherever
introduced has met with great success In
affecting some remarkable cures.
GEORGE W. PARISH.
George w. Parish, Nos. 1913 and 1875 st
Julian street and 200 and 20l Congress,
street, is headquarters for sugar MILE
and pans, engines, plOws, and other agri
cultural implements. Mr.. Parish makes
a specially OF sugar mills and pans. lie
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