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

nalpt- The policies of the company give es-
pecial satisfaction. owing to their simplicity
large dividends and absolute incontestibi!ity.
the large dividends aiding one in carrying more
INSURANCE. than is possible in any other com
pany. Its general mutual qualities, fair deal
lngs and extension and loan features, not
written in Savannah by other companies, COM
mend IL 10 everyone. The company has just
loaned the Odd Fellows building committee
S5OOOO 10 rebuild their hall, showing the con
hdence they have in Savannah and its people.
The Penn Mutual is gaining hosts of friends in
savannah and deserves large patronage.
sCHLEY q HAUPT.
The gentlemen composing this firm are both
energetic and reliable business men and have
the confidence of the general public. They repre-
sent that good old reliable, purely mutual insur-
ance company, the Penn Mutual Of Philadelphia,
the Georgia Home of Columbus, Ca, and the
Girard of Philadelphia. all safe and reliable
fire insurance companies; the Marine Insurance
Company dimited) of LondoL, England. and
the American Mutual Accident Association of
Nashville, Tenn. They should control for them
splendid business. No agency in Savannah
presents better line than that represented by
Messrs. Schley & Haupt, and they should re-
ceIye liberalsshare of the public patronage.
NJ. sTERNBERG.
The beauty of the new building of Mr.. Stern
berg is matter of general remark. But the
stock of goods just from the makers and from
importation is thing quite as much talked of
by those who have visited the store. New
fresh and full one is carried away by many
beautiful articles on exhibition and all agree
that Mr.. Sternberg has spared neither pains or
money to make his place and stock attractive
as they can be made Every steamer adds to
the extenSivenesS of the stock Mr. Sternbery
is well known in merchantile circles of Savan-
nah, and he enjoys trade that is far-reach =
ing. Country orders always get careful and
prompt attention.
PATRICK TUBERDY.
This gentleman carries on an extensive shoe
trade at 1856 Broughton street, and his is one of
the long established houses of the city. He is
fully acquainted with the wants of the public
and his purchases are made accordingly. Tu-
berdy's goods are always reliable and as cheap
as the cheapest. The stock at present is very
complete. but is being constantly added to
until no want in the store can go untitled if the
customer places his order with Tuberdy.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE AND LOAN COMPANY OF sA-
vANNAH.
One of the most potent factors in the devel-
opment of Savannah is the Title Guarantee
and Loan Company at 135 Congress street. This
institution was established in April, 1888. under
an act of incorporation passed Oct. q, 1887, and
has already accomplished large results in vari-
GUS ways. 1t loans money at reasonable rates
of interest, builds or purchases houses for its
patrons. insures titles to real estate and acts as
guardian of estates and as executor of lase wills
and testaments. It's
DR. D. sCHwAB SON.
Optical science has made such advance that,
with lenses properly adjusted to the eye, such
persons can obtain comfort often giving "a
optician, DR.. NJ. Schwab, No. 90 Bull street has
made special study Of the eye. prescribing
and manufacturing the most complicated lenses
and frames. he devOteS his whole attention to
the specially Of fitting spectacles and eye
glasses. No charge for examination.
BALDWIN s. co.
This wellknown firm have for a number of
years been prominent among the foremost of
our commission houses, and have built up a
large business in cotton and naval stores For
several years they have given special attention
to sea island cotton, and have largely increased
their receipts of this staple each year. They
keep in stock full supply of bagging and ties,
and naval stores supplies of all kinds, which
they will sell at the lowest market price,
A S. COHEN.
At 1895 Broughton street, Mr.. A S. Cohen
keeps most complete stock of shoes of all
kinds. He never allows his stock to run down
and the buyer can always find whatever NAV
be wanted in his line. Polite attention awaits
all who extend their patronage to this house,
and no more pleasant place can be found at
which to buy. See his advertisement elsewhere
il this issue.
MILIUS q co.
are in their new store anu have new goods and
the late novelties at popular prices Their goods
are marked in plain figures and one price to ali
Mr.. Dumas is just back from New York with
choice Sc ectlons throughout the entire stock
A welcome awaits all who call and great pleas
ure taken in showing goods. They are agents
for "Auerbach's' neckwear, s. o. corsets and
L. q L. SudIduJteu XIII gloves GoSS cara else
where.
CHAs. H. LEvAN
When you want to smile to your own good
health, or to your neighbours good health you
cannot get better smiling material than that dis
pensed at the Sample Room of Mr.. c. H. Levan,
southeast corner of Broughton and Drayton
streets. The mixed drinks sold at this place
are done by men fully up in the business
The place is central, and you will receive polite
attention and everything of the best.
D. A. ALTICK's SONS.
This wellknown firm has very large ware
rooms, filed to the utmost with everything on
wheelS-buggies, wagons, phaetons. and every
class of vehicle. They make specially of the
Altick cart, built on scientific principles, and
undoubtedly the acme Of this class of vehicle
See their card elsewhere.
A GEORGIA INSTITUTION.
Stevers Pottery Baldwin county, Ca. man
ufacture jugs, jars, churns, flower pots, urns
fire and crate brick chimney flues stove tons
sewer and drain pipe. They make an article
superior to any manufactured elsewhere and
being a home institution should receive a liberal
support. The gentlemen OF the firm are reliable
and pushing, and all orders receive prompt
attention. See advertisement.
j. j. JOYCE.
Buyers of meats will do we'll to investigate
the goods and prices offered by this dealer His
market is well kept in every particular and he
has now on sale the finest quality of New York
mutton, the best beef, and will carry during the
season all kinds of game and delicacies. Mr.
Joyce is one Of Sevannah'S most enterprising
young citizens.
P. S. CALLAHAN.
House furnishers should not fail to cali at the
store of the above named gentleman He car
ries line of goods that Will please all buyers
and he prefers to make many sales rather than
charge too high profits on few transactions.
Naturally Industrious, he takes pleasure in
showing his customers his gNpds. Do not fail
to call on him.
R. S. CLAGHoRN.
Mr. R. S. Claghorn makes a speciality of
managing real estate for owners, collecting
rents, bills, etc He is well known as a careful
and energetic gentleman, and those who entrust
their business to him can rely on it being well
managed. His office is at No Drayton street
See his advertisement.
D. N. THOMSON,
at corner of Jefferson and President streets,
deals in stoves, CRATES and other household
goods. He also makes a specially of repairing
stoves, placing CRATES, etc.
c. H. oLMsTEAD & CO.,
Bankers, do a general banking business, and
give especial care to all matters intrusted to
them The gentlemen composing the firm are
well-known and the establishment has a wide
reputation.
WILLIAM A. BISHOP
advertises what he believes to be a never-failing
DESTROYER for reaches and other vermin, Sure
Death His place is at the corner of Hall and
Price streets. He carries also full line of pure
drugs and medicines.
CHARLES GAssMAN.