The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-06
OTHER NOTICES.


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COMPETITIVE PRINTING.
In no business where machinery, mechanical
skill and artistic taste are necessary to produce
good results has there been so great a demand
made upon its resources as has been upon that
Of printing and its kindred arts, lithOgraphing
and book binding, during the past ten years.
The users of such WOrk-and there are but few
persons who are not-are exacting and dis
eliminating, They demand, as rule,
Of paper, and also require the
utmost promptness in the execution of their
orders, The printing Office of to-day must be
prepared to meet the requirments Of those who
have work TO give out, or otherwise it must be
satisfied with very small share of public pat
ronage. The competition is not with the estab-
lshments at home only, but with every print
ing house from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
from the lakes TO tue gulf. Sometimes the
competition is with concerns that have no
printing departments at all, but who farm
out to impecunious printers and binders the
work their solicitors bring to them. Such con
Germs in many instances can afford to work on
avery small margin, or for no profit at all be-
cause whatever they get out of their bankrupt
funds Is so much saved. The home concern
that has to stand on its own bottom, do its own
work and pay its bills for paper and its pay
rolls Tor labor, must be strong enough to enter
INTO competition with all fair competitors, and
to have sufficient backbone to refuse or
derS that do not yield a living profit
The first requisite necessary for successful
competition against fair competitors is a
thoroughly equipped and well organized estab-
IiShment, where improved machinery and good
discipline bring the cost of production down to
minimum We claim that the MORNING NEWS
STEAM PRINTING House is such an establish
ment Its Book and Job Printing Lithograph-
ing and Binding Departments iatter themselves
mat they have succeeded in doing So and are
ready to fill orders of any magnitude from one
copy to l,000,00J OF any class of work desired
u Ofsn al uhp or
ana designs demanded by business or social re-
qurements. They are always pleased to fur
Hlsh estimates in person or by mail and will
senu an experienced agent to any part of the
S9uth where the magnitude of an order or
ei3uoiatlOn OF detail requires it. Each DEPART
nent is In charge of a skilled foreman. thor
ottghiy versed in the intricaces and innumer-
Que GeGals requiring his constant care and
nalcnlulneSs' and the smallest item is given
9e same attention as the most expensive and
tl"oorale production They extend the courte-
spS Vi me establishment to their many friends
e 1uu patrons and are never too busy to show
vneLn tarough one of the most complete estab-
visit - H0"OA0U ~ "
DIME SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
uas proved very great success, and is the
fnD7us OF hundreds of people laying aside funds
demoSstrla alny Gay gay careful calculation
posted in this institution amounts
u; opounded interest in five years to S430
,L Ven years TO S3,2iO, and in twenty years to
rar , rSIqs9ine amount of $1,000. One dollar
NJ week deposited in the same manner Yields
aoPO' ulonaIe results. just think of it?-S1 par
NJ saved from the tobacco account and
wal wan al compound interest will amount in
Savanna ears 10 Sl61O If the young men of
Treaty benefited by the study.
are Tr, ui"IES OF the Title Guarantee Company
ar.tuuentiy managed, and the dime savings
board of fy,o Is made the special charge of
4 sbiiitr =" i've trustees noted for their business
SGinly and personal integrity. Their names
/ If sense of confidence: Samuel Meinhard
the 'r1Ilnafu Bros. & Co., Hon. John Schwarz
Of EnleDn1. mayor OF our city; William Kehoe.
r 1"tner Bros, and NJ ]. Solomons the veteran
HacIaft : 81 loan associations. Mr.. E. L.
10 'ne eflclent and courteous treasurer.
THE A j. MILLER COMPANY.
Ag He % a. go D. Miller Company was ipcorporated
widev looJ as the successor of the old and
has bso nH ~ nrm of A j. Miller & Co. which
Of the now, ~ existence since 1856. The officers
c. P MiIIerc oinpany are A. j. Miller, president;
manayar er; Wce-presldent and j. b. Miller
most sn, Ihese gentlemen are among the
A business w piISlhg, energetic and influential
new entanr 80 VI savannah, and will make the
assured sna pease IN which they are engaged an
couraa success. Neither fire nor flood can dis
a at tbSHo mem and they are determina6 r. ha
merged ~ ~ 'front.' again. The old firm will be
l, where 49, t1e Incorporated company on Oct.
at No. III EVIL WI occupy the elegant new store
and .Ieffoulbro ughton street, between Barnard
viii pe e son. This handsome estabi;sbmant
"a varied ST. tuou with one of the finest and most
will he 80 . OF furniture in the south which
will nav S a az the most reasona BILE prices They
and viii 49, sclal attention to the country trade
q plcation Photographs of furniture on ap-
liberal patro icy deserve and will receive a
See their ss,SElage, and they are commended.
81 ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere.
n IN. NJ. BoLEY & SON.
re
Savannah She prosperous institutions of
Son al Cos rs the firm of NJ. BoIev X
ton oorher of Jefferson and Rrongh.
Anerjc1, Gus; A recent issne Of fha
n N. Boley s. USCthetmdker says of this live firm:
have more SSon, wholesale furniture dealers.
Ge able to fin G fal on hand now than they will
keeD cornin IN Tor several weeks. and stilI thav
sets ana iuS In They manufactnra 1870 s'iSy
show ve ~ cheap and medium nriced goods
% have ~ good line. TIE Messrs Rolev Claim
lshmeut eo,t 10 gest wholesale furniture esteb-
1N feet AMI "a OF Richmond. Their store is 90
ShonId aSt becoming too s5,aiI F ,nttseIent'
The rate i il es keep increasing with them at
more roor .aS the last two or three saosors
They thin wuI become an absolute neceesitv'
Experienced iN lau trade will be the best aver
eu IN the South. '00' e'e'
This CO. 8 CARRIAGE WORKS.
s the commespE rising firm has recentl~ bouobt
81 vupy and Aus premises which thew now oc
tne mannfao,pLre prepared to do the finest work in
tgSusgies sprino. I rs and repairing Of carriages,
and tb aia are thoronehlv stiiiasA ne members OF
While their yr. cannot be surpassed in the city
Fl yuality Of 1 5s are as low as the iov~ast'
teniently locsosrlk considered. They are con'
- being bonDsu On On Franklin square the prena.
nIgomery strss.Io ~ st. Julian, Congress ana