The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-06
KEHoE's IRON WORKS


lts merchants.
KEHoE's IRON WORKS
The managers of this well-known estab-
lishmeDt, situated Broughton street
! and extending from Reynolds to Ran
dolph streets, have made further additions
TO their works during the past year, and have
supplied themselves with the latest and most
approved machinery, tools. etc. They have
now not only one Of the largest, but also one Of
the best equipped foundry plants in the south.
ern states
Mr. KehOe, the managing partner, is a thor
Ough mechanic, and each department is under
I his immediate supervision. They employ only
the most skilled workmen in their various de
partments and they have earned an enviabe
reputation for the superiority of their work
especially as to their sugar mills and pans
which they manufacture in immense quantities
and which are acknU wledged to be- uneuuaed
These mills are manufactured of the best char
coal pig iron, with heavy refined wrought iron
shafts necks, made long enough to
prevent danger to the operator-an essential
precaution overlooked In other mills. The mills
of Kehoe & Co have their name cast on all of
them, and are turned off perfectly true, thereby
running light and even. They are all fully war
Tanted TO grind the heaviest fully matured cane
grown in South Georgia and Florida, which can
not be crushed dry by the light sorghum mills
Their pans all cast with bottoms
down, thereby making them perfectly smooth
and uniform in thickness. The name Kehoe's
Iron Works Is cast on every one made by this
firm. Kehoe & Co. are determined to spare no
pains nor expense to maintain the high standard
of excellence Of their sugar mills sugar mans
and all castings OF their manufacture. Parties
needing ANYTHING in their line will make no mis-
take in ordering from these WORKS as they moi
only warrant all their work. but also guarantee
their prices to be as low as any offered.
n, FERsT's SONS a co.
Since the last issue of our annual trade re
view the name OF this well known grocery housa
has been changed owing to the death of its
founder the late venerable and lamented
M. Ferst, Esq 1t was u be hoped that he
would have been spared for many years TO
realize the fruition OF his energy aud honesty
but 1t was decreed otherwise During the wear
the firm changed it's quarters to the large brick
range erected expressly for them diagonaly
opposite their old counting room where
they have greater facilities for
handling the ever-increasing business
of the house The remarkable success of the
firm is an illustration of what unceasine en-
ergy and a careful study of the wants of their
customers viii accomplish Those VINO deal
with them always have confidence in what they
say about goods and prices, and feel sure that
their interests Will not suffer when intrusted to
their hands. Their new building is an immense
structure, and in it can be found everything in
the grocery ana provis ION line that is required
by the retail merchant Floor upon floor is
filed with goods, until there appears to he no
end TO what is necessary to supply hungry hti-
mainly.
railroad track has recently been blit from
the Central railroad and the Ocean Steamship
Companys wharves TO Messrs NJ Ferst's SONS
q 20. S hullulng, Welch VIII give them add.
tional facilities for receiving and shipping
goods and at the same time reduce the cost Of
them ito their customers. The Messrs Ferst
who now represent the name in the firm have
grown up with the business and have been IFS
active managers for years. Their friends will
miss the pleasant face of the father but theN
will lind that his sons inherit all his many GOOD
qualities.
DRYFUs BROS.
One of the best arranged and most convenient
nf hive Ns,h a a =. . A.
Bros, who are at the corner of Congress an,
Jefferson streets. The building has been es
pecialy arranged for the lines of goods carried
by the firm, and the proprietors spare no ma n,
or expense in making and keeping it bright anC
inviting. They carry a most extensive stool
of clothing from the best houses in the
manufacturing OF those goods, and out-of-styl,
garments are not TO be found upon their shelves
or counters. Keeping up as they do with all tn,
latest fads and fashions of the day the ems
toner finds no trouble in being pleased anC
fitted. in quality. cut and price, when the firm
of Drytus Bros. is patronized. The firm
prides itself upon its hat trade, and obligate
itself to please the most fastidious or the gentle
man who wants but one thing, and that per
feet They make speciality of fine hat
and will please those who may ex
tend their patronage to them. In shoes the,
handle the best known makes, and can fill an
order for goods in this line giving at all time
the best materials and fair values Drvfu
Bros. are enterprising young men. and til
already large trade being done by them no,
will be added to from time to time and their
will be among the popular houses Of Savanna
always
COUNCIL TOOL COMPANY.
The turpentine interest of this section will b
interested in the advertisement of the aboy
firm. The goods of this houses mauufactur
are OF known superior quality, and the Savar
nah agents. Messrs. Ellis, Y oung & Co wi
take pleasure in giving all information concern
ing them. To do any business well it is mos
essential feature to have the proper appliances
and this fact is no less a fact ia the turpentin
trade than in any other. The tools turned OF
by the Council Tool Company are made of th
finest grades Of steel, given the proper temper
shaped after the most approved fashion. an
are sold under strict guarantee to be just d
represented. The fact that the goods al
handled by MeSsrs Ellis, Young & Co is suff
Gent guarantee within itself that they are c
the best quality, which will 90 far with tn
people who do business with Savannah A
examination of their goods and prices viii /
of benefit to those who may be ia present {
prospective need of turpentine tools. The con
pany makes a speciality OF packers, puller
scrapers and clippers, and make all other too
needed in the turpentine trade, all made in I'll
most convenient shapes and sizes, and of III
best material to be had.
THE SAVANNAH PIANO AND ORGAN COMPANY
No home should be without musical instr
ment. The soothing and refining influence ,
music is incalculable, if produced from a goo
instrument, but poor one is worse than nom
Elrst-class pianos and organs can be found
the rooms OF the Savannah Piano and Orga
Company. at 1856 Broughton street This con
pany keep always on hand choice stock ,
pianos and organs from such weIl-known au
popular manufacturers as Behr, Bradbury, an
Snonlnger, which are offered OF the lowe
prices. These instruments are durable lastin
lie time. Of excellent tone. and of suueriC
nnlsh They are in fact, worth all and MOI
than the prices asked for them, and the pu
chaser may depend Oh fair aud square dealin
Inc manager is Prof. J. w. Beardslee who is
musician OF thirty years experience, and Is
tnorough Judge of musical instruments and {
course, would not keep any but frst-class plan