Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-07

take pleasure in showing goods and quot
ing prices.
MoHR BROS.
Foremost among the prominent iobbers
stands the house of Mohr Bros, 1853 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
Embarrassing patronage, extending
throughout Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina. Their large stock comprises
fun assortments of everything in the dry
goods and notion line, and they call par
ticular attention of the trade to their
specialties Of Augusta checks ana the
original Georgia made schoolboy Jeans
for which they are agents. Despite the
many limitations, their justly celebrated
and original schoolbov Jeans, standing on
its own merits, still 'holds the fort" and
proves its superiority by the many orders
ahead Of production. This firm also
controls the celebrated new Georgia
granger and seamless socks.
WHOLESALE BEER DEPOT, GEO. MEYER.
Mr.. George Meyers page advertisement
in this issue is in keeping with that gen.
tleman's well-known energy and enter
prise. From a small beginning he has
built up the largest business in his line
and paying out $4,000 a year in wages.
The article which he sells is noted for its
excellence, and besides supplying the
trade he has among his customers many
OF the principal hotels in Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina. He also has large
demand tor 1t from families for
able use. His beer is put up expressly
to keep in this climate. Such enterpris-
ing men as MIR. Never, who have lthe
energy and perseverance to build up a
business, deserve the success which at
tends their efforts, and it is pleasure to
call attention to their enterprise.
CHESS ARLEY co.
This company does an immense busi-
ness In oils throughout the entire South.
With headquarters in Louisville, KY,
their branch Offices extend throughout
every Southern State. In this State
Atlanta, Macon. Augusta and Bruins
wick, and also have house in Jackson
vile, Fla. Illuminating oils is one OF
their specialties, embracing every pos
sible kind from the well-knOwn Georgia
test to their celebrated Fire-proof.
Fire-proof oil is the perfection OF
oils. 1t is perfectly
pure. being in appearance like spring
water, gives out no odor, and is
a absolutely safe. 1t has a very high repu-
tation everywhere. and those who desire
a first-class article would be just suited
if they get this celebrated brand.
GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO., AUGUSTA, GA.
There has hardly been an issue OF the
NEWS for the past three years that has
not contained the name of the above firm.
Whenever they have anything to sell
they use the newspapers, and therefore
they are well known and make quick
sales. They DO everything in the foundry,
machinery and boiler making line, and
keep mill, engine and general machinery
supplies They have recently added to
their machinery four new lathes, two
planners, one drill press, one hydraulic
wheel press (for changing car wheels),
one boiler plate machine, and many
small tools of the most improved make.
Those who have business in their line
should read Messrs. Geo. r. Lombard &
Co.'s advertisement.
A. j. MILLER co.
Attention is directed to the advertise.
ment of this well known house. Their
mammoth establishment has been en-
larged and Ii is now one of the most per-
fectly stocked furniture and carpet en-
poriums to be found in any city. Messrs.
Miller have every variety of fine, medium
and common furniture, bedding, carpets,
window shades, lace curtains and uphol-
stery goods, and every other article usual
ly found in similar first-class establish
ments. Their carpet looms are specially
adapted to exhibit the enormous stock Of
goods in them, being well lighted and
easy OF access, and customers are offered
every facility for making their selections.
They make prices the very lowest and use
every effort to attract and retain custom.
THE "EAGLE COTTON PRESS"
The Eagle Screw Cotton Press adver-
tised in this issue is pronounced by those
who have used it or witnessed its opera
ton to be the most simple, RAPID, power
full and durable press ever offered to the
planter or pressman. Two men can
press twenty-five TO thirty bales, or four
men fifty bales of cotton per day, of any
weight. The press can be put up and to
work In twenty minutes, without the aid
of machapic. II is manufactured by MIR.
Patrick Slattery, Charleston, S. c., and
the well known house of F. W. Wagner
d Co., of that city, are the sole agents,
either OF whom will furnish further par
ticulars on application by letter or in
person.
APPEL sCHAUL.
These gentlemen will move today to
has been thoroughly renovated and made
exactly to suit The wants of first-class
clothing house. In a short time they will
be ready for their friends and the public
generally, and they intend to show such
a stock OF tailor-made clothing, hats and
gents furnishing goods as has never before
been exhibited in this city. They will have
their own tailor on hand to insure perfect
tits for all, and that, too, without charge.
The one-price system will be adopted,
and that price will be the lowest. Their
grand opening will be announced shortly
and in ample time for the fall and winter
trade.
NJ. NJ. SULLIVAN.
This widely-known whosesale oyster
ana fish house, No. 100 Bryan street, has
ample facility tor supplying she trade in
all parts Of the country. Mr.. Sullivan
established this business in 1853, and ia
well known as an energetic and success.
full shipper. All orders for oysters, shad,
fresh and salt water fish, terrapIn, game,
vegetables, fruit and general produce
will be filed promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed. The branch house is located
at Punta Gords, the extreme Southern
terminus Of the Florida Southern Rail-
road in the midst Of the finest fish gath err.
ing portion OF Southern waters.
GEORGE A. HUDSON.
One OF the largest and most thorou ghly
established dealers in fresh and salt water
fish, oysters, and game OF all kinds, is MIR,
George A. Hudson, No. III Bay street.
Nr. Hudson has been engaged in this line