Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-11

10 remedy these alleged grievances. There
Is strong feeling in favor OF the road,
ana one prominent merchant told the
writer he had just purchased a bill Of
shoes in Savannah and was 80 much
pleased he should concentrate his trade
IN your city hereafter.
sPARTANBURG's ENTERPRISE.
This vigorous little city, in point of en-
terprlse and vim, is not surpassed even
by The metropolitan centres of the coun-
try. A complete system OF water works
mas just been provided for at cost of
S2,0OO per annum. and negotiations are
pending tor the introduction of electric
lights in lieu of the gas now in use.
Inc town can also boast OF an efficient
Board OF Trade, with George COtield Pres
| ldent, q. S. Carlisle Secretary and Treas
urer, and tlty-tve members. Fully pos
sessed with the Importance of bygienic
precautions, too, a board of health COM
posed of fourteen citizens has been estab.
llshed, of which j. J. Boyd Is chairman.
One million dollars worth of property
within the corporate limits is protected
from loss by fire insurance.
THE PRESS.
Two well conducted and live weekly
journals adorn and illustrate the city,
ylz.-the Spartanburg Herald, William
Jones editor and publisher, and the Caro-
lima Spartan, Charles Petty editor and
| proprietor. They are both alike worthy
| OF generous patronage, and the writer
would take this opportunity to express
! his thanks for the cOurteSles extended TO
him by his brethren of the fourth estate.
! The city is sadly in need OF union
depot Tor all the railway trains arriving
and departing; and its interests would
also be greatly subserved by the speedy
connection of the Richmond and DanVille
and Greenwood, Laurens and Spartan
burg tracks. The unloading, carriage and
reshipment of goods from Que to tae other
OF these roads Is VeXatlous hindrance to
business.
Another first class hotel, also, would
doubtless add greatly to the prosperity OF
Spartanburg. The present accommoda-
tons are tar from sufficient to accommO-
date such a crowd of summer visitors as
might reasonably be expected at any time.
IL has grown to be an axiom that any meri-
tOrious health or pleasure resort Jhrives
in proportion to its hotel advantages.
MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN.
Spartanburg contains many capacious
and elegant stores, some Of them carry
ing immense stocks of goods. We append
the names of those who are subscribers
TO the Morning News, VIZ:
Guano and Cotton Buyers-Walker,
Fleming & Sloan.
General Merchandise-A. 6. Floyd,
VIM. X. Blake, w. II. P0sey & Bro. and
S. Eisman.
General Merchandise and Groceries
two stores ID. A. Lee & Sons.
Drugs, Wholesale and Retail-H. E.
HOnitsh, and Hill il Dawklns.
Dry Goods, Millinery, etc.-L. Kahn.
Clothing and Shoe Merchants-Cannon
& Long.
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gents Fur
nIshing Goods. S. Cloud.
Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes and Wall
Paper-A. Frlesleben.
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Notions
shoes a specially IT. A. Williams.
Dry Goods, Millinery and Dress Making
j. Geddes g. Co.
Wholesale General Merchandise--Alfred
ToileSon.
Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery-R.
L. Bowden.
Furniture, Sash, Doors and Blinds
Carlisle g. Cannon.
Heavy Groceries and Supplies-J. X.
Stuckey and S. b. Reid.
Hardware and Agricultural Imple-
ments-W. G. Cannon, and LethcO d
Montgomery.
Hardware and Groceries-S. b. Ezell,
Topaz Cinchona Cordial Company.
Jeweer-J. A. Henneman.
Queensware, Glass and House Goods
j. ID. Allen.
Great Variety store-P. A. Gardner.
Fruits, Fancy Groceries and Ice Cream
Schmidt 81 Becker.
Wholesale and Retail Family and Fancy
GrOceries--L. Z. Walker IL Bro.
Staple and Fancy Groceries-B. j.
Shockley, Dreyer IL Kirby, W. j. Wingo,
Burnett Il Mcdowell, Bomar Bros. with
beef market), 5. Is. Calcutt, and Elias
Bomar also brick masOn).
Restaurant and COnfectioner and Master
Carpenter-H. ID. Tessier.
City Restaurant-D. IL. Jenkins.
Manufacturer of Buggies and Wagons
and Dealers in UnGertakers Goods and
Observation-Disclosures IL Robson.
Carriage Factory and Repair Shop-F.
Cautrel Il Co.
Repair Shop and Machinist-A. W.
Lindsey.
Tin Shop-W. A. Mister.
Marble Yard-JOhn Geddes.
Ice Factory-W. B. Hallett & Co.
Planning Mill and Sash and Scroll Fac
tory. Miles Lee.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables-JOhn f.
Woodbury., h. Is. Rhodes, and j. D. Car
Ter.
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers and
Dealers-M. Hammett, David w. Moore,
and NJ. Heldmann.
Bakery and COntectionery-Charles j.
Brede.
General Merchandise Broker-T. H.
Pegram, Jr.
Music Store (the only one in the city,
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Twitty.
Fashionable Dress Making-Mrs. A. A.
Holt.
Surgeon Dentist-Dr. w. g. Bennett.
There are other business places not in
cluded in the above list.
THE sPARTANBURG NATIONAL BANK
is an admirab managed institution, with
100000 paid up capital, and reserve
aud surplus iuDd amounting to $50, 900. A
magnificent showing. George C0tield is
the able president, and l.. &. Cannon
cashier.
The "Topaz Cinchona Cordial Compa-
ny" manufacture the base OF their tonic
out OF the pure juice OF the gIape expressed
by themselves and converted into sherry
wine. They also turn out large quant,-
ties OF excellent white wine vinegar.
Their factory and vaults are well worth
visiting.
The ice factory produces about five tons
of the very best Ice daily, but the propri-
etor, Mr.. Hallett, SAYS the capacity of the
machinery is double that amount. We
were much interested in our visit to the
works.
PERSONAL.
Rev. DR.. Carlisle, the learned and re.