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

MOHR BROS,
159 Congress street by a strict attention to the
wants OF the trade have built up most sue
cessful wholesale business, and now rank as
one of the most rel.a le dry goods houses in
the south.
Careful aud judicious buying keep the assert
ments in their vario is departments complete
with the most seasonable, goods.
Posse ssiug exc -psional facilities for import
ing foreign spscialties, and as agents for the
leading Georgia productions, they offer the
trade, and especially the CLOSE buyers, special
Inducements.
Merchants wao recognize the advantage Of
handling profitable southern reductions are
recommended to inspect Mohr Bros. original
school boy jeans, Concord doeskins, full blood
merinOs, Georgia and granger hose and socks
Augusta brown goods. Algernon cnecks and
other specialtes.
A. ENRICH BROTHER.
This firm, es Established more than ten years ago
has steadily increased in popularity and the
magnitude of It's operations, until low 1t
gressve merchants of Savannah. The secret Of
their success fair dealing. All sales are qua
auteed as to qualify and weight, and the goods
when received, if unsatisfactory, may be re-
turned at their expense
In the article of meats they keep on hand q
complete line OF bacon. smoked AMI unsmoked,
hams, shoulders, tongues, canned goods, mack
erel, lard, syrups, sugars, etc In short, their
stock VI groceries, staple and fancy cannot be
surpassed in the city. Read advertisement and
send for price list.
ELLIS. YOUNG & co.
This long established and thoroughly reliable
firm are naval stores factors, and spare no pains
or labor to secure good sales and prompt returns
for all pro luce consigned to them. They have
also opened supply department, both in Bruins
WICK and Savannah, and are prepared now to
furnish their customers with grain, bacon, flour
and any other groceries they may need from
either of those points.
Naval stores supplies also OF every kind on
hand and for sale at reasonable prices. Cash
advances will be made upon the consignmentS
of patrons when desired. Read advertisement
elsewhere.
JAMES MGRATa 9 CO. u
This is one of the most popular and best
equipped family grocery stores in Savannah.
The proprietorS also handle a large amount of
produce on commission. Beside their ample
covers every delicacy the IN rxets afford, their
speciality is the sale OF the choicest brands of
wines, brandy, and other liquors imported by
themselves, which they guar ntee TO be pure,
and sell at wholesale prices. Gail and examine
their goods. Read advertisement.
ELECTRIC BURGLAR ALARM
This new invention is proving most valuable
safeguard and protection to the houses and prop
erty OF TIE people. All of the banks in the city
save two are using it. and large number of
our principal merchants. Without exception
they all unite in teStfying to its perfect eff
cheney as means OF protection from thieves.
All that is necessary is to touch button and
the alarm is sounded at police headquarters and
relief will be hal surely and speedily. Read
advertisement.
j. S. SILVA
is one of the most extensive dealers in crockery
house furnishing goods, glass ware and all the
Infinite variety OF Indispensable articles essen
tal in well equipped household to be found in
the state. His goods which are well selected
and beautiful, cover all the novelties due to the
trade He also keeps full stock of the most
popular patterns OF stoves and kitchen furni
ture of every description and is always ready
to wait upon his patrons.
JOHN LYONS.
This veteran grocer and opuent citizen oc-
cup.es the choicest store in his own elegant
block, corner of Broughton and Whitaker
streets, where he keeps a ful stock of every
nice ng that n houSekeeper can possibly need.
His goods are always choices and fresh. and he
gives his personal and undivided attention to
the wants of his many customers. Be sure you
will get good article when you trade with him.
GEORGE w rEDEMAN & BRO.
The business of this thriving firm is constant
| ly increasing in volume and bids fair ere long
| to take rank among the heaviest grocery and
| provision houses iii the city. TIL lugh quite
| young in years the members of the firm are
| trained and experienced business men, fully up
| to the marx in all mercantile matters. Read his
| advertisement.
coLLAT BROS.
This is one Of the most attractive shoe en-
poriums in the CITY Here any taste can he
/ gratliied in the selection Of nobby chapeau or
dainty under standings. These gentlemen
invariably sell for cash. and offer tempting bar
gains to their customers The best way to test
this, is to give them an order.
CHESTNUT q o'NEILL.
Among the prominent naval stores factors is
the firm of Cnesnutt d O'Neill They are we'll
known througho 1t the trade; active and ener-
getic, with long practical experience; wide
awake TO the interest of producers, and are de-
serving of their steadily Increasing business.
T. A. WARD.
Mr.. Ward is one of Savannah's most enter
prisng young mechanics From small begin
nings he has built up large wheelwright and
blacksmith business, and now occupies two
buildings on st. Julian and Bryan streets
Never idle moment, he is bound to succeed.
A. H. CHAMPION.
This well known house has an extensive stock
| of groceries, liquors, and everything appertain-
ing to tirst-class establishment. Mr.. Cham
pon also deals in fruit, vegetables and country
produce. He soticts consignments and orders,
and guarantees satisfaction.
JOHN NICHOLSON, JR.
Mr.. Nicholson deals in plumbers, machinists'
and mill supplies, iron ana lead pipe and fittings,
| valves and COCKS, steam packing, rubber hose,
! lift and force pumps, terra Gotta pipes etc. His
stock is very large, and he can supply any de-
mand made upon him.
d. Y. DANCY.
Mr. D. y Dancy, % Bay street, is now one of
our Oldest cotton factors and commission mer-
chants though comparatively young man yet
He solcits shipments of cotton, wool, rice, etc,
and makes liberal advances upon them.
q. i
For twenty-five years Mr. Taggart has been
furnishing the best qualities OF anthracite aud
bituminous coal, and now, with increased facili-
ties, invites public patronage. He also Keeps
large stock of wood
JOHNSTON q DOUGLAS
Fire insurance agency, representing some of
the oldest and most reliable fire insurance COM
panies in existence They also are agents for
the well-known Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New YORK.
MEssRs. W. W. GORDON a co.
For years w. w. Gordon & Co. have been
one of the leading firms in the cotton factorage
aud commission business, and by their careful
methods and ample capital, have built up an
immense business.
CHARLES A cox.
Mr.. Cox manufactures galvanized iron cor
nices and does tin work of every description. Tin
roofing in particular is specially with him
All orders for work will receive prompt at
tention,
G. LUCIAN JONES,
commission merchant and dealer in naval stores
Supplies for distlllers are furnished at lowest
market rates, and conSiguments Of rosin aud
spirits of turpsntine solicited.
A. r. sALAs a co,
Ship brokers, do a large foreign business and
have Scandinavian, German, Austrian, Italian
French and Spanish departments under com
petent managers
JOHN FLAENERY a CO.,
cotton factors aud commission merchants have
| for sale bagging and iron ties at lowest market
rates and make liberal cash advances on con
siCumentS