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

ers by the hundreds. Perfectly reliable and full
OF business. orders placed with them always
meet with prompt attention and correct niing.
! They handle great quantities OF goods IN their
line and have the beneht OF prices obtained
thereby, an advantage Of which their custom
ers receive the benefit.
THOMAS WEST CO.
The establishment Of this firm is apty styled
China Palace from the surprising beauty
OF its wares. AS usual. II is chock full OF pretty
/ Things and fancy articles, covering every va
nety OF glassware fine imported ollna ana
recherche novelties, suitable for wedding ana
| birthday presents. The most fastldlous taste
can certainly be suited here In addition, the
houseke aper will find every convenience needed
for the kitchen and dining-rOom, in all styles
and qualities. The firm has been established
seventeen years and has built up very flour
lshing trade, both wholesale and retail Inc
FAMOUS wares of Havllaud alTays IN stOc&- lue
senior member is now IL Paris, and during his
stay in europe ne viii visit the leading p9tterleS
OF the old world aud select from those famous
factories large, varied, choice and rare SOCK
Among the goods wnich he will select will be
some from the great Paris exposition Mr..
West Will return Oct. I, and rare treat may
tden be expected
GEORGE W. PARISH.
George W. Parish, Nos 1913 and 1876 st. Julian
streets and 300 and 204 Congress street, i head
quarters for sugar mills aud pans engines,
plows, and other agricultural implements. Mr..
Parish makes a specially Of sugar mills and
pans. lie is also agent for Frick & Co s
Eclipse engines. saw mills, cotton gins, and
Wood, Tabor q Morse engines anu boilers; also
Massey's, the Horne - Wnitney'S, the Pratt.
and Eclipse gins, Johnston mowers. and
ReufuS y ClarkS cutaway harrowS.
All orders sent to him will be promptly filed
with the least delay possible. Now is the time
to buy your sugar mills and evaporating pans,
and no better than the Parish goods can be
found.
GARRETT, STUBS co.
1t is no injustice TO other cotton houses to
assert that that Of Garnett Stubs & Co. is the
| leader among the younger firms in that bust
ness in Savannah. The firm IS composed of Mr..
John X. Garnett, Capt. Thomas +. Stubs and
Mr.. William 5. Tisoa. gentlemen trained under
the best of the older cotton men to the business
of handling the great staple They are not
| only energetic, but aggressive. never letting
business 20 from them that can be
secured by active business methods They
are still young men, but they have
cut such wide sgath in business matters and
have been so successful that they will soon rank
with the greatest Of the cotton houses which
have given Savannah its name in the cotton
world. The firm makes liberal advances on
consignments, and planters and merchants VINO
desire their business handled in Savannah will
| find Messrs. Garrett StubbS K Co. TO be all that
| Is said herein about them.
| MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION COM
| PANY.
THE popular line of steamships, plying be-
tween Savannah and Baltimore. and connecting
| for Boston and Providence, is one of the institu
tons that tend slarSely to the prosperity and
thrift of the city, and enjoys most lucrative
business, both I'm passenger and freight traffic.
THE steamers in use are large and splendidly
| equipped. and the accommodations to be had
aboard are all that could be- wished or expected.
Steamers leave Savannah for Baltimore as per
schedule elsewhere in this paper. Mr.. w. e.
Guerard is the agent for the line in Savannah
and his office is at 1925 Bay street. where all in-
formation regarding rates, schedules, etc, can
| always be obtained.
M'DoNoUGH & co.
The firm whose name heads this notice is one
| pf "a nlO bp in
the south. 1t controls an immense output of
timber and lumber, and makes specially of
supplying builders, contractors, and others
with everything required in the form of woods.
In southern pine they have square timber,
scantling, flooring, ioists, ceiling, weather
boarding trough or dressed) laths etc. They
also carry stock of white pine, poplar, red
wood cherry. maple and oak. Their factory is
one of the best equipped in this section and
they keep on hand or make to order window
and door frames inside finish, regular and odd
sized sashes, blinds and doors. They can com
pete with any factory in the world in quality
and price. Orders from abroad or at home
will receive prompt attention. Office and fac
tory Wheaton street, foot of Liberty
W. W. GORDON co.
This old established cotton and commission
firm scarcely requires an Introduction to the
readers of the MORNING News It's senior is
Capt. w w. Gordon, who. take him all in all
has no superior in Savannah, and but few equals
in Georgia either as a merchant, public
spirited citizen, or legislator. In the latter
onerous position he has ma reputation
equal to that which he had previously gained on
Change. The Junior partners are Messrs.
Frank W. Bloodworth. president of the co ton
exchange and Berne Gordon, two gentlemen
we'll able to maintain the reputation of the
house for strict business methods, which, with
its ample capital, has placed it among the lead
. ing cotton houses of the south.
E. NJ. CoNNoR,
l | dealer in books stationery, newspapers and pc
| rodicals. is one of the well-known merchants
| Of Co haaY,
for a score of years in this city. ne has estab-
| lished q reputation for courtesy, fair dealing
and reasonable prices second to none. His store
| is q regular literary emporium, and here may
| be found a fine display of school books period
Gals, works of fiction scientific works. historical
! | works, and in fact everything in the literary
4 line, besides fancy goods, stationery, novelties
; | etc. His location is unsurpassed in the city,
: | having frontage on each Of the two leading
" retail streets in the city, viz: Bull and Brough-
: | ton streets. See his advertisement.
ELLIS, YOUNG & co.
= The firm of Ellis, Young & Co. stands fully
| abreast with that of any mercantile house in
4 Savannah, and its members enjoy wellearned
g | regulations as thoroughly reliable merchants
They spare pains to give satisfaction to their
customers, and the naval stores manufacturers
of Georgia, Florida and Carolina who deal with
them appreciate their constant efforts to pro
tect their interests. They have in this city AMI
1 Brunswick a supply department, and are pre-
t pared to furnish their friends with gro
r ceries provisions, tools and everything that
| may 10 FtqulreU Dy ulSUuleFS OF Lufpentlne
Il GEORGE A. HUDSON.
q One of the largest and most thoroughly es
n tablished dealers in fresh aud salt water fish
= oysters and game of all kinds isIMr George A.
l, Hudson, No. III Bay street. Mr.. Hudson has
:, been engaged in this line of business since 1865
and has built up very extensive wholesale
trade. He carries a large supply of fish and
oysters in their season. and frequently handles
n as much 10000 pounds of fish a week A
K branch house is located at Cedar Keys Fla
S and great care is exercised in packing for safe
r delivery.
+ THE SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY
has been great success during the past year
v and cannot be eXcelled by any in that line OF
+ business, whether Asiatics or American born
:. Their work is done up in the neatest possible
n style and promptly delivered to customers Al
elegant new building, systematically arranged
. and with every modern improvement and ap
piance at hand, Mr.. Prayer is abundantly pre-
pared to meet all the demands of the com
, munity. He deserves, and should receive, q
! generous patronage.
Y P. o'CoNNoR,
Q Buggy, wagon and truck builder, was estab
i lished in this business in the city in 1860 He
/ makes specalties of painting, lettering
o trimming and horse shoeng He i
y doing very large and rapidly increasing bus
II mess, so that ne finds it necessary to enlarge
II his premises considerably by the erection soor
5, of an extensive brick addition TO his works on
}, the block which he owns. He is prepared to do