Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-24

;welry aud Agent of American New
Sewing Machine. G. Black.
Merchant Tailor-C. J. Leslie.
Surgeon Dentists-Dr. j. w. Norwood
anu DR.. A. Nj. Hill.
Phvsicians-Dr. Thomas T. Earle and
His Honor the yiglant Mayor, DR.. e, f..
5. Rowley.
Photographer-J. c. Fitzgerald. who
has collected a unique and rare cabinet of
coius and curiosities, among which is a
"Ireatlse on the Mind" by Phillip Me-
| lancthon, the great Feformer, in Latin,
printed A. d. 1850
West End Marble Works-F. NJ. Ell
ledge.
Groceries and Country Produce--J. A.
Dill.
Wholesale Dealer and Bother Of Foss-
Schneider Brewing Co.--Jacob Fasler.
Agent OF Robert FORMER Bre wing Co.
j. c. Baker.
Soda and Mineral Bottling Works-A.
j. Alice.
Livery, Feed aud Sale Stables-Good-
win Co., and Hinhouse and McNabb.
! Wagon Maker and Repair Snop-W. q.
Goddard.
Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries-J. II.
! Morgan & Co.
General Merchandise Except groce-
ries MARK Il Endel, the oldest clotbiers
in the city.
Express Ageut--C. f. McCulloch.
Millinery and Fancy Goods-Misses
Mckay, Mrs. 7. A. Brown, and Mrs. n.
a. Green.
Dealers and Manufacturers Of Harness.
Saddles, Etc.-W. A. Barton, Mcdaniel IL
McBee and George Helderman.
Agents and Dealers in Agricultural
Implements and neutrality-suspicious. &
Clyde.
Commission Merchant and Real Estate
Agent-JnliuS Smith.
Candy Factory and Confectioner-Q. j.
| Stallings.
Variety Stores. Nichols & Co.
Dealers in Domestic and Imported
| Wines, Liquors and Tobacco-W. X. No
len, j. b. Williams, FL. Knebel, c. y. Nc
lntyre, j. w. Burgess and George Black.
Agent GreenviIle and Laurens Rail-
road-H. N. Carrier.
Beef Market-Thomps0n & Van and
! seth w. Scruggs, who is also the Sprghtly
| correspondent of the Atlanta COnStitu-
ton.
| PERSONALS.
Hon. S. j. Douthit is the popular Pro
bate Judge, Mr.. p. d. Gilreath Sheriff
and A. j. Mosely the efficient Clerk OF
| the Circuit Court. Prominent among the
members of the bar are N. f. Ansei. j. T.
| Nix, w. q. Cleveland and T. Q. Donald
son. The last two are directors OF the
| THIItOaU.
! Wait, Esq, another leading lawyer, is
also the inventor of patented scar
coupler" which promises to be bonanza
! for him.
CAPT. RAoUL's NEW ROAD.
The opening of this important highway
next month is eagerly anticipated by the
| citizens of Greenyille. the distinguished
| President, DIR. w. l.. Mauldin, who is also
the nominee of the Democrats for Lieu
tenant Governor of the State, cOurteously
took the writer in his buggy and showed
MIN the approaches to the city, and the
site of the depot, which is very conven-
iently located close to Main street, and in
the very heart of the city. The under
standing had been that the Greenvilie aud
Laurens railroad would be per-
mltted to connect with the track OF
! the Richmond and Danville. and at a
heavy cost the grading between the two
roads has been completed. But for some
| cause the latter, at the eleventh hour,
| withdrew that privilege. Hence the new
| depot now In process of erection. This
short outlet to the sea will work a revolu-
| ton in the future business OF Greenville
| which Will trend in the direction of Sa-
| Vannah, If proper encouragement is af-
| f0rded by the management of the Central
railroad system. Tine new road will de-
velOp one of the best sections of Carolina.
A VISIT TO EX-GOVERNOR b. f. PERRY.
Your correspondent, sitting behind the
splendid turnout of a quondam Savannah
friend, drove out to the elegant country
eeat of Gov. B. +. Perry, three miles from
the city. For beauty OF location and the
exquisite surroundings it is not sur
passed in the South. Imagine a stately
editice, almost hidden by ivy and other
vines, situated in the midst of an estate
of 1000 acres, covered in the main with
fields of corn, cotton and grass, and
agreeablY diversified by hill and valley
and copses of woodland. On one side
stretches the Blue Ridge, whose lofty
peaks form magnificent setting to the
horizon, upon one of which "Casars
Head" hotel, can be plainly discerned
at the distance of twenty-five miles. All
around are pastures of lovely
flowers, whey ards and orchards, the whole
grouped and arranged with consummate
taste. Into this charming home your
scribe was ushered and warmly greeted
by its polite inmates. They consist of
the Ex-Governor, a hale and hearty octo-
genarian, his accomplished wife, a niece
OF the notification Governor in 1882,
! Robert Y. Hayne and first cousin of the
poet. Paul Hayne, their bachelor son, w.
II. Perry, M. G., and q widowed daughter,
Mrs. Beattie, and her two children.
Our visit was enlivened by interesting
johnson, related by the Governor, and a
purvey of the beautiful grounds. Gov.
Perry is greatly beloved and respected in
the community, and promises to continue
to exc out mellow and green old age for
several years.
THE NEW POSTMASTER.
Col. s. s. Crittenden was the first ap.
pointment of any consequence by Presi-
dent Cleveland in South Carolina. TO
use his own language he "drew the first
Radical blood" after the Inauguration OF
the Democratic administration. A bet
ter selection could not have been made.
Here the writer retires incontinently.
having, he fears, greatly OvertaXed the
patience OF his readers. But then Green
villeis big place and deserves all that
has been said about it. Nothing more.
H.H.J.
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