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


enlarging territory, by Offering them good,
and wares at fair price,. But few buyers
now pass through Savannah to make their
purchases in other cities, and the number is
yearly growing less, and the city merchant
who formerly spent the summer months
from home finds that to keep up with his
trade he must be here the whole year The
old time dull season. which was once the
drawback to the active. energetic business
men, is thing of the past Business ma y
be quiet for few days now and then, but
a season of dullness is now unknown.
KEHoE's IRON wORRs.-wULIAM KEHoE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF CASTINGS OF EVERY De
scRIPT1oN. SUGAR MILLS AND PANS A SPECIALLY.
This firm has built new works during the past
year and has furnished the same with all of the
latest improvements in machinery, Their new
works front BroughtUn street and
extend from Randolph to REYNOLDS
streets, which makes it one of the largest an /
most complete lrCn works in the south. Mr.
kehoe the managing partner is a thorough
mechanic in every nse OF the word. and keeps
an eagles eye on each department of his works
T6sE employ o9g f 19thng but Ss.oo seas
guaranteeing all work turned cut
of their shops TO come up TO
their representations. They are prepared to
furnish estimates for caSting< OF al deScrip-
tons Sugar mills and pans are their leading
speciality, Of which they manufacture INN mss
quantities, their trade extending through all the
southern states and portions of Mexico. Thess
sugar mills are made OF the very best charcoal
pig iron, with heavy wrought iron shafts made
plenty long TO prevent danger 10 the operator
and are all turHed up true, thereby making them
strong and durable. run Light and even, which
important points justify Kehoe & Co in guar
anteeing their mills capa 10 of grinding the
heaviest fully nlaJured cane. Their sugar mills
are all cast with buttons down, and strict at
tention paid to SmO thneSS durability and uni
form thickness. and what is more they not only
guarantee their work for one year but a -
guarantee to furnish sugar mills and pans at
ss low prices as can be obtained in this city or
elsewhere. Parties needing anything in that
line should bear these facts in mind.
LINDSAY a MORGAN
We take pleasure in calling the attention of
our readers 10 the advertisement of the above
wellknown firm on page of this issue The
style of their advertisement shows to n great
aud t'anergetc. hey freely believe ia prister's
ink, and the very unique way they have of get
ting up their advertisements makes them reap
the full benefit of the money expended. TneV be.
heve thing worth doing Is worth doing we'll and
any one who has had anything to 40 with them
IN business matters has found this out 10 be So
1ueA nave one OF Int largest NarerOOmS IN tl0
city, ami IL is stocked fro top TO bottom with
goods fl for palace or the most humble cot.
tage. In an interview with the head o. the firm
he gives ls TO understand that they are better
equipped for business this year than they hava
ever been before. Mr.. Lindsay las i,ist gotten
home from the markets of the north and ea.y
and has laid in a magnificent stock of goods A.
their upholstery department consisting of ~
finest grades of velvet carpets down No
cheapest ingrains; all classes OF curtai sh+s
lace and turcoman; upholstery goods bc',Jinn
plushes OF all gI5ldes; fringes, table x.fs tahiss
and piano covers; aud an endlessv lriety Of rnss
and mats, and all other things .tssogv - az
completion Of a first -class ST RI Mr. Morgan
has been in the western mar as Iooting 80, 5',
the furniture department.. f,Iich is a el,srsrts,
tnat IL WI oe Wi rsplf 4dshed with a plete
thanks for The libers patronage bestowed on
them this year. and cone mar tSev Iii ~, IN IN
forgotten in the .rning one.
GEO. YER, WHOLESALE BEER
II Is VITA sas1re that we again call atten-
u9h 20 lbs soHtinusd prosperity Of the whole
sale oesl S'aHess conducted b. thu energetic
yodhE - S-nHan al, as wen as TO the ghoesale
ageh V IN the neighborlng large cities that
are - direct Offshoot OF TINS IRE 10 n0us-
eslAP Hshsd by him some four year, since. Each
yer Sfiarss an increase in the Lrais anot her
ontfOst puAhed farther and FAR her. ana an.
o feF section added TO the ter itory hpyhel
VITA TIE fine goods OF this establish
fssnt until it stands to-day at tire front
-
can only he the result Of Intelligent and
tuergetic work and fine quality OF goods com
binec, and II people will Use a stmulant by all
me ns- let taen drink something TINT i 900
and pure. II goes without saying that the olt-
put Of the AnheuSer Busch Brewing Association
NJ Louis no. has acquired a world wide I-apu-
tat'on Tor punty and fine quality and the
wonderful Increase IN the sales of their
goods the paGSs six years. make them now the
largest andgmOst successful brewing CONCERN
IN AInerlca' The business built up by the tact
Anu onerHY oil George Meyer ia this city and sur
rounding territory, has been an important
factor ID ule prosperity of this great brewery,
anu they stre justly proud of their Savannah
a.ont. t'lth brains energy. aud a steadfast
purpose TO give every purchaser fun value for
bis mon ey, there can be but one result. and
that ~ fullest measure OF success which is
Irediq cd Tor the wholesale beer business of
Georf,e Meyer.
ADosoUGH a BALLANTYNE
Tiis enterprisins hrIn-iron and brass found.
err, miachiuists and pattern makcrs-is one Of
ths best known anu oldest established IN the
clly, and is the oldest IA the south la their linz,
~ business. It's works are located on East
road street, corner Ot Perry, near the Savau.
tnah, florida and Western railway depot and
are convenient for shipping Ia an directions
The manufacturing department is one OF the
lncst complete IN the south, and Possesses ficu
tiles for turning out all kinda of work. steam
engines and boilers, iron building fronts iron
verandas, and ornamental brackets and railing
for gardens, c-hetrries aud other pup 81
known sugar mills aud pans which nr- sail IL
be superior TO those Of northern manufacture
both Ia material and construction Their price
list will be sent on apJ cauou. The fan g.ye,
special attention 10 iron aud brass caslings OF
every pattern, and machine work Will he exc
cuted promptly ana by skilled inachinists.
''THE OLD ORDER CHANGEs"
Not many years ago vel. known English
man chased Charleston and Savannah as IN,
least progressive cities ia the = uth. In TIE
light OF tue present reyleFtt must however. b,
conceded that Savannah at last has latr,
shown a spirit OF enterprise which places hci
beyond such criticism. Gratifying as has been
her increase m the more staple and maf.Iia
lines OF business. II Is less surprising than tht
showing made in nome branches whose pfos
perity indicates q growth ia the taste AMI cul
ture o: the PEOPLE Foremost among such /
the long established. Luddcn a. Bdtes SJuthrrf
Music House, Of which a gentleman ot hfe-ion
experience Ia the music trade Of Germany nnt
America recently sad: There is no city 81 ir
size IN the world that can show such 4 musi,
house. THIS as especially true Of It's in1et.
and musical merchandise department, whi'f
has trade Ia sheet music, music books, and all
small musical Instruments. extending from Viz
gina to California.
WARREN a AXsog,
cotton factors and commission merchants. are
well known 10 the planters, al d attend promptly
70 ah sasliess intrusted "a them