The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06
THE ooMMERorAL euANo COMPANY.

] front RANK Oh b0eSt INDUSTRIES ana OCCUPYING IL
/ commanding position by reason of large capt
| tai and thorough knowledge of the wants OF
| the farmers and how to supply them, stands the
Commercial Guano Company Of this city Ine
| members OF the three firms OF Allison & Add!.
! son of Richmond, Va. Dayie & White OF
| Petersburg, Va, and Hartshorne & Huger Of
| this city comprise It's stockholders. The last
named firm are its general managers, and their
present high standing in the trade may be &C.
counted for by uniform fair dealing, energy
and enterprise and long experience in the bust
ness. The other stockholders and officers OF the
company have large works OF the same charac-
ter in Richmond, Petersburg and Charleston,
and in capital, experience and commercial stand
ing occupy. positions second TO none. The
company, from a modest beginning has
in few years found the de-
mand for its fertilizers increasing to such an ex-
tent as to nccessitate their increasing their
works by the erection of new manufacturing
pant containing double Spence burners for
burning pyrites, guy-lasac and glover towers
Tor savlnS waste gases and purifying th cir acl
and the most improved equipment for manu-
featuring OF ammoniated fertilizers In this
matter no expense has EN- spared and with
the advantages of double railway tracks,
wharves and river transportation the compile
ton Of present plans for their WORKS win give
them &c best as well as the largest factory OF
the Kind in he south
The brands of fertilizers made by this com
pany ana known as Pomona and Chatham
guanos Chatham Negetator' and the Con
plete Cotton Fertilizer have a high reputation
of over twenty years standing, and are de-
serredly Liked The company will put up spe-
clal Io-nIIlaS and special brands for customers
who buy largely Of their materials. Their works
are great addition 10 the city and county. Civ
ing employment TO many hands and increasing
tue revenues from taxation.
THE NEW HONE
Among the many evidences OF bright and
prosperous future for Savannah not the least is
the permanent establishing of office AMI
salesrOomS by the great New Home Sewing Ma
chine Company. They established business
here twp years ago and at once stepped TO the
front rank, now standing par excellence as a
reliable company who manufacture one of the
best machines on the market They confidently
give, as reference, in proof of the superiority
OF their machine the names of ali Of their Gus
toners now using them. Besides, they MAKE
yonrse f, and If you don't Ike it, don't buy it.
once corner Whitaker and State streets
]. W. lyman.
This gentleman is a sGflful and experienced
engineer and mschinist, well as dealer IN en-
glneS. boilers, pumps and every description of
mill machinery, steam gauges etc He enjoys
the entire confidence Of the community, and at
hs extensive shops large part Of the repair
WORK II the ocean steamships, river boats river
and saw mills, cotton presses etc, is executed.
He is also the agent for some of the best boi s.s
ana steam engines constructed in the union
and aside from repairing of all kinds, is pre-
pared at short notice 70 furnish every iescrip-
ton of castings, fittings and machinery for
those in need Of the same. Read advertise
ment.
THOMAS WEST co.
The establishment of this firm Is sptly styled
a 'Cuina Palace" from the surprising bed ity
of its wares. A. usual it is choeA full OF pretty
things and fancy articles, covering every va
riety OF glassware, fine imported ehint and
recherche novelties suita5ie for wedding and
birthday presents The most fastidious taste
can Certainly be sui ed here. In addition the
housekeeper will find every convenience needed
for the kitchen ana dining room, In all styles
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trayed into making purchases, whether in need
of them or not. How can they help it, with so
much TO attract the eye on every side? Go and
see for yourself
j. s. COLLINS co.
This is probably the most extensive poultry
a2if fruit firm in the state The whole country
f5subsidlzed to cater to the wants Of their
numerous customers. Here eggs are dispensed
by the million and the supply of turkeys, chick
ems, ducAs, geese, etc, seems never to be ex-
hausted. Another specially is fruit, OF which
they handle immense quantities. We learn
FROM them that they will go into the importing
business themselves from the West Indies with
two schooners as soon as the quarantine restric-
tons are removed. Such pluck and energy de-
serves to succeed.
FISH AND OYSTERS FOR THE MILLION,
As will be observed by-his card, Mr. N. VI.
Sullivan, the veteran fisherman, continues to
catch and gather from every available source
the finest fish and oysters, which are packed in
ice and sent to all parts of the country, north
and south. His arrangements are so complete
that it is seldom. indeed, that our citizens and
the people of the distant interior also fail to be
well supplied with the piscatory treasures of
the sea in every variety, from his fish depot,
$50 Bryan street. Game, fruit and vegetables,
too, 60 to make up his bill of fare for the house
keeper.
h'MILLAN BROS, LIBERTY STREET.
This mammoth establishment is the principal
mandatory in the state of turpentine and
liquor stills The proprietors are intelligent
young men, full of pluck and energy, and nave.
by their enterprise and industry, built up
large and lucrative business They are prepared
to do all kinds of brass work and repairs at
short office and in the best style. Their Ousi-
hess TO" the past year has largely increased and
no concern in the south turns out as many tur-
pentne stills. All work guaranteed Encourage
home Industry by patronizing them.
THOMAS CAVITY,
This enterprsing mechanic is skillful and
practical workman. and has piled his vocation
a wheelwright blacksmith aud wagon and
buggy manufacturer in Savannah for thirty
years. He uses none but the best materials and
guarantees satisfaction to his numerous GUS
toners. Nothing shoddy is ever allowed to 90
out of the shop and those who test his vehicles
will prefer them to much of the machine work
OF the north and west. Read advertisement.
A NJ. &c. W. WEST
This is one of the most complete and popular
family grocery houses in the city. The proplie-
tors claim to sell the very best and largest vari.
ETY. OF goods IN their nne, and at the lowest
market prices.
They offer also TO supply families, boarding
houses and hotels by the quantity on as good
terms as the exclusive wholesale dealers Their
pretty and well-ordered store is favorite resort
of housekeepers and ladies. See card
SAVANNAH SOAP WORKS.
This establishments under the management OF
President William Hone, is rapidly winning its
way into public favor. Already the various
brands of excellent soap ars marketed in many
of our principal cities, and the demand is con
stanLly increasing. No better article can be
found anywhere. Such industries are important
factors in building up city. Mr. Hone is also
one of our oldest and most respected mer-
chants.
Il. j. KENNEDY.
Attention is directed to the card of this well
known merchant tailor. Mr.. Kennedy has I'm
novelties, and he guara ntees TO give perfect sat
isfaction to those who call on him All gar
mentS are made under Mr. Kennedy's personal
supervision, and his prices are made to suit the
most economical
GH,MAN MILLER.
Mr.. Miller, who was formerly a reliable citi-
zen of Liberty county, may still be found at his
old stand on the Bay, where he continues to deal
in poultry, eggs, rice, hides and other country
produce. He gives his personal attention ia
the business and draws his supplies from a
large area OF country. Prices as low as the
market will justify
hEPPARD co.
This firm are wholesale and retail dealers in
lumber of every description, dressed or un
dressed They have au immense stock ON hand
ready for delivery, and solicit orders from
builders and real estate owners in and out Of
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