The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-21
MEINHARD BROS. g. CO.,

Wholesale Boots, Shoes and Clothing,
1870 and 1871 Btoughton street; New
York ONCE "a Thomas Street.
Among the various enterprises which
have contributed to the commercial pros
perity of this city as a distribltive center
in the extent and Importance of its opera
tions, we mention the wholesale house of
Ajeinhard Bros. & Co. They carry the best
goods adapted TO tue requirements of the
general trade. By the consolidation of the
firms OF H. a. l. Meiuhard and We'll 81
Meinhard, in 1867, and by the adoption of
wise business policy, this firm produced
a favorable impression on the trade, which
has grown to immense proportions Com
pretending the amplesb facilities for pro-
curing and controlling the products Of the
best custom made and manufactured work
this house presents to the general trade I'M
surpassed inducements, both III quality and
variety of stock carried. The premises oc-
cupied consist of two three story build
ings, with frontage of 60 feet and depth OF
30 feet, stocked with a full and complete
line Of goods which are included in the
wholesale Boot aud Shoe trade; also of
ready made Clothing. In this latter de
Tartment unusual facilities are posse Sed, as
they are engaged in the ma lufscture OF
clothing i'll New York. Clerks, statesmen
aud porters, numbering twenty-one in all,
are husly engaged in the various depart
mentS of this establishment here, and or
ders sent to this house are filed promptly
and in most reliable manner. This house
has ten representatives, on the road each
one controlling large trade Messrs A.
B. Solomon, Mord ABRAMS, A Souuen-
berg, j. Harris, "Slic1n Mayes. H. q.
Apple, II. II. Sasnett, B. +. Jacob on, J.
Lax end s. b. Nordel. Their Immense
stock in the various lines aggregates over
$4,000 IN value, and the successful career
of tlis house is shown by the fact that the
capital which Appropriated $50, 900 at the
start has been increased from year to year
until now 1t is placed at 81 900, 600 The
trade supplied is large throughout Georgia,
Florida, South Carolina, and part Of Ala
hama, the transactions reaching over
81, 25O, 900 per aunum. The Individual
members of the firm are Messrs Henry,
Isaac and Samuel Meinhard, and E. A
Well all natives Of Bavaria, Germany.
Mes5rs Henry and Isaac Meinhard are IN
New ork, and the latter members of the
firm in Savannah These gentlemen are
characterized by their llberalfty, uniform
reliability and fair dealings, and the proml-
nence of their position mas been obtained IN
tee mercantile world as representative
wholesale dealers in their hue by individual
efforts to supply the trade with the best at
the lowest market prices.
Flannel over shirts and silk Shirts.
Variety of New patterns, at LaFar's.
The Full Returns will be Hunted Afser.
The returns of the 226th Grand Monthly
Drawing Of the Louisiana Safe Lottery
Company on Tuesday. March IL, 1889 The
record will interest many readers. No.
, SS7 drew the First Capital prize of
$500, 900. 1t was sold in fractional twenti-
ethsat 81 each, sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La Two to Isaac Lowber, 7O1
South Twentieth street, Philadelphia, Pa
one to L. K. Flynn, Nashua. =. H.; one to
Miss A Emery and Benjamin Nusbaum,
lO3 State street, Chicago, III. one to James b.
Commons, Chicago, III. one to a correspond
ent, through Wells, Fargo q Co.'S tank,
San Francisco, Cal. ; one to Wellington A.
Griffin, SCI Clay street, San Francisco,
Cal; one to Fred A. Young, Providence,
r. L.. one to F. Nusbaum, GA Arch street,
Phiisdel hia, Pa. one TO John SchwenR,
| ,42l North Twenty fourth street, Phila-
delphia, Pa; one to Cnace q Butts, Provi-
dence r. l.. one to Continental bank of
St. Louis, Mo. one to First National bank,
Memphis, Tenn; one to German bank Of
Memphis, Tenn; one to Fred Schade,
Chicago, H., etc, etc. No. II, APO drow tie
Second Capital prize of $780, 600, it was also
sold in fractional tive tieths at 81 each:
two to Denton S. Hamilton, Hamburg, n.
j.. one to Henry Jessel, l54 Essex street,
New York city; one to A. j. Scott, SO
Fourth avenue, Chicago, ILL.,. one to John
A. Martin, IS Avenue A., Now York city;
Que to George Berchhoold. l79 " est Madi-
son street, Csicago, H.; one to a depositJr
Union National bank, New Orleans La.
one to Adone x I.obit, Galveston Tex. one
10 Lorenz Siebert, $40 Summit street, To-
ledo o.. one to Ketcham National bank,
Toledo, o.. etc, etc No SO, S23 drew the
Third Capital prize OF $4,000, and ticket
No. 10, $50 drew the Fourth capital prize of
S25, 600. TIE next occasion of a similar
kind will occur Tuesday, May ID, 1889, of
which full particulars can be had on appli-
cation to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La.