The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06
NJ poLrr son. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.

NJ BOLEY son, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
the card of this firm appears in this issue of
our trade review, and we desire to cail the at
tention OF our readers to their facilities and
enterprise. This firm is composed of Aessrs.
NJ. Ruey and Fl. NJ Boley. The senior has been
engaged in the furniture business for a number
OF years. but it has oeen within the past ten
years that the business of this house has as
sumed proportions surprising even to our citi-
zenS The four floors OF Nos. 1856 aud 1888
BrJtfghton street are used by them as show
rooms for the display Of their varied stock, the
four floors of the adjoining store and connected
with The main building for the finishing of
bureaus and bedroom suites. Their bedstead
and char factory is located in the Union Society
bull ding on Bay street, opposite the new Guck
enheifner building. Here one can see bedsteads
and chairs of all styles and grades and in in
Vulnerable quantities. and for the past SIX
months this department has been taxed to its
fuQ capacity, and unable to keep up with the
demand. Among the numerous orders turned
out this season one Is worthy OF mention. One
has just Deen completed and consists of 300
bedsteads, ABS bureaus and over 400 dozen
chairs, sold by Mr.. kahnweiler, who repre-
sented them this season in Texas, where he sold
THIS blu nj. Boey & Son are able to handle
any traie calling for goods in their line. regard
less OF tile quantity, as was evinced by then con
ira I three year, ago furnish the Plny Woods
hotel of Townsville with over $4,000 in furni-
ture. etc. an ( later with quite a number of
hotels in various parts OF the country. The
Gee IN house at Tyber was fitted up by them in
h furniture This firm has factories also at
Peaac oS, concord aud Fairiiel l. from whence
they derive ieir supply of ash, spruce bass and
maple. At present they are workin up 9 large
order for shipment to North Carolina of inita-
ton mahogany aud antique oak. We call our
readers and the trade In general to Their Nos
Go and 81 finished natural or imitation mahOg
any, the latter is made Of bass and will com
pare favorable with the genuine mahogany.
We predict large trade on these good, and
would advise orr friends and readers to Inspect
them. Photographs will be maied on appica-
ton.
The trade when in need of goods in this line,
would do wei To communicate with NeSSrS.
Boley & Son and obtain their catalogue and
price which they issue. Tee MORNING NEWS
PRINTING HOrsE is now engaged in printing
thcr new catalogue Of maple beds, which Will
b. ready for distribution shortly.
In connection with I'd varied line of their
manufacture Aessrs. Boey carry full line of
walnut bedroom aud psrlor suites, lounges.
sdeboards wardrobeS, carpets, mating and
w.ntow SHADES. Thus controlling the output of
factories, they are able to meet any competi-
tion.
MEssRs. NJ. FERsr . co.
The name of VI. Ferst & Go. is one of the
best known among the many grocery houses of
Saw Lnylh. Its pers stent representRtives,on the
road and the ener2 etic and purbaue members OF
the Irnl have e established for the house some
thing more than The usual relations That exist
between the merchant and the buyer Those
who deal with them feel that they are doing
business with friends who are looking after
their customers interests as well as their own
The firm carries an Immense stock of groceries
and other articles connected with that trade.
They are close buyers, and consequently sell on
small margins Savannah has no mor5 enter
prislng and worthy merchants than the MesSrs
FsrSt. For some time, no gever, it has been
evident that the present stores and warehouse
Of the firm We're wholly Inadequate for the
transaction OF III -lr rapidly increasing business
SO closely packed were they with goods that
even staining room was difficult 20 be had. But
all this viii be renedied upon the completion of
the capacious and imposing building now in
process of erection for them on the Bay. 1t will
be vne of the most commo1iOus business struct-
ures in the state and viii be ready for occupa-
ton by the first of the ensuing month Not
until they get into their new quarters will the
extent and immense magnitude Of the stock and
business OF NJ Ferst & Co BE- in a condition to
be- properly estimated. We wish them long
and successful career.
THE SAVANNAH STEAM BAKERY.
Among the manufacturers which have become
an important feature in our city, none have
been more successful than the Savannah steam
bakery This concern has established a large
trade in crackers and candies, and in every town
and city in Georgia, and In he ad Joining states,
its wellknown brands are to be found in the
Leading stores. The bakery is one of the largest
In the south. and in addition TO the articles re-
ferred to above. it makes the Pullman" and
New Process bread, of which it was the
pioneer in this section.
On the morning of July II fire broke out in
the bakery, and completely destroyed their ma
chinery and entire plant. The walls, however,
were left standing, and Immediately the work
OF restoration was commenced and vigorously
pushed forward to completion. Another story
was added to the factory. new machinery
throughout put in, and every modern improve
ment and convenience suDeradded The whole
is now in full operation and admirable working
order, and result the firm has greatly in
creased facilities to meet the growing demands
of the trade The machinery is kept running
day and night, and large and complete line of
fresh fancy ra0d a. constantly X ant hand
to supply the orders from abroad. The Savannah
steam bakery is now one of the prominent insti-
buttons Of the city, and will prove an object of
interest TO visitors.
TEEPLE & co
continue to offer for sale at their two stores on
BroughtOn street very complete and handsome
stock OF furniture at the most accommodating
prices In addition they carry full line of car
peting and holloS and tinware, such as stoves,
crockery, lamps etc. IL Is their boast that at
the shortest notice they can furnish ar empty
house from garrett to cellar with every article Of
the cOsiest description needed by young couple
who are about to begin life on their own hook.
One featur- in their business is the selling of
goods on the installment plan. In this way
young house keepers can gradually furnish their
homes almost without feeling the cost. In con
nection with their business they have also
recently established mattress factory. and
furnish excelen beds to ali that need them at
reasonable. figures. See advertisement.
GEORGE W. PARISH
George w Parish Nos. 1913 and 1876 st. Julian
streets, and 200 and 204 Congress streets, is head
quarters for sugar mills and pans, engines.
plows, ana other agricultural implements. Mr..
Parish makes specially of sugar mills and
pans. He is also agent for Prick & Co. S
"Eclipss engines, saw mills, cotton gins, and
Wood, Tabor & Morse's engines and boilers also
Masseys the Horne, " Whitney's, the Pratt"
and Eclipse" gins.
All orders sent TO him will be promptly filed
with the least delay possible. Now is the time
TO buy your sugar mills and evaperating pans.
gentlemany dealer than the genial Parish
PALMER BROS.
This well-kuown and long-established hard
ware house hardly needs any recommendation or
ndorsem INT For nearly half century they have
neld the fort and sold the farmers OF the country
frou sire To sou their agricultural implements.
nails, tools, and Cutlery, always dealing on the
square and giving abstraction to their patrons.
Their present stock is very ample and complete.
The sporting department is a specially 1t en-
brac : every description Of firearms, including
Repeating res and pistols. breech- loading
snotguns (nll Of the best make), loaded shells,
guu owder caps, fishing tackle, etc. etc. Read
their attractive advertisement.
GEORGE A.. HUDSON
one of the largest and most thoroughly estab-
lished dealers in fresh and salt water fish, oys-
ters and game of all kinds Is Mr.. George A.
Hudson, No III Bay street Mr.. Hudson has
been engaged in this line of business since 1855,
and has built up very extensive wholesale
trade. He carries large supply Of fish and
oysters in their season, and frequently handl IS
much as 10000 pounds of fish a week. A
branch house is located at Cedar Keys, Fla,
and great care is exercised in packing for safe
delivery. '.-'
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