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

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engineer ana macninst. as well as dealer in en-
gines, boilers. pumps and every description OF
/ mil machinery, steam gauges etc ne enjoys
| the entire confidence Of the community, and at
his extensive shops a large part of the repair
| work Of the ocean steamships, river boats, river
| and saw mills, cotton presses. etc, Is executed
He IS also the agent Of some for the best boilers
and steam engines constructed in the union.
| and aside from repairing of all kinds, Is pre-
pared at short notice to furnish every descrlp-
| uion of castings, fittings and machinery Tor
| those in need Of the same. Read advertise
ment,
GEORGE y. NICHOLS
The Oldest printing and binding house in
Georgia is that of Mr. George y. Nichols, and
throughout the many years that venerable;
! though still very active. gentleman has carried
| on his business he has enjoyed the reputation
OF a conscientious and careful workmea fls
| blank books can be found in almost every ONCE
| store, bank, or other corporation in this city,
ana despite a strong competition at home anu
abroad, he has maintained not only bis reputa,
ton, but his customers. The boOkkeepers ana
| others should read his advertisement
THE NEW HOME.
Among the many evidences of bright and
prosperous future for Savannah not the least Is
| the permanent establishing of an Office and
saesrooms by the great New Home Sewing Ma
chine Company. they confidently give, as
| reference, in proof of the superiority OF their
machine the names of all OF their customers
now using them. Besides, they make this fair
| proposition: Try New Home for yourself,
and if you don't like it, don't buy it," Office
corner Whitaker and State streets. See adver-
| tlsement elsewhere.
THE oGLETHoRPE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
was organized Dec. 80 1886. and is now one of
the solid and reliable financial institutions of
| Savannah. Its officers and directors are among
the most prominent and wealthy citizens OF
| tAis community, ensuring TO both stockholders
| and depositOrs ample security for their invest
ment. Deposits are received in amounts of any
size. and interest IS allowed at the rate of per
cent. per annum compounded quarterly. Money
IS loaned at low rates of interest. This nstitu,,
tIon Is In hourishlng condition. its officers and
managers being able fin9ncierss See the ad-
vertisement in another part of this paper.
NOVELTY IRS}S WORN Is.
Mr.. John Rourke, the PROPRIETOR of the
Novelty Iron Works, is one of SaEannah's
get tired, but ne does 3now how to make his
| business hum and his place is always full of
life and vim. It wbuld make lhzy man
energetic to spend.a few hours about this estab-
lishment. The Novelty works turp out the best
of everything made of iron, and nothing shoddy
is allowed to leave the place: sugar mills and
pans are speciality at Mr. R9hrke's establish
ment. ~
THE EMPIRE sfEAM LAUNpRY,
with a wel-drilled force. Ok gd3d help and the
best appliances, do work second to no estab-
lishment in the country. Taey can for and de-
liver washing, aud maxe a Speciality of shirt
collar and cuff work They also are liberal
as to mend torn and ripped places, and tack on
buttons free. This of itself should commend
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FRETwELL & NICHOLS.
This house is q well-known Savannah estab-
lshment. IL is place where the buyer can find
a large and complete stock from which to make
purchases. and goods of the best known and
most popular manufactures are handled. Their
place is 1873 Bay street, where polite attention
awaits all who bestow their patronage upon the
firm.
W. W. CHISHOLM & co.
Commission merchants handle cotton, rice
lef,r ,a.,1&
islands. Mr.. Chisholm is one of the oldest
cotton commission merchants in the city, hay
ing been in the business here twenty three
| wears His partner Cant Withers has been
associated with him for the last eight years.
Mr.. Chisholm is also president pro TEN. of the
Chatham Dime Savings Bank, young and
hourishing institution.
| FOREST CITY MILLS.
These mills were established in 1865 and since
that time have turned out only the very highest
aud best qualities of flour, grits and meal. The
| present propretors MeSsrs. Haynes & Elton,
are gentlemen of long experience IN the milling
business, and deal largely In hay grain and all
kinds of millproduct. Their faculties for dur
ing business are uneXcellet and they guarantees
price and quality. They are too well-ilnown
in the business world to need further endurse-
ment, and as reliable, wide awake merchants
stand in the front rank
A. K. WILSON,
wheeright and blacksmith is doing a thriving
business at his stand, Al and 43 Bay street He
has had thirty years experience in the above
| business and is consequential thoroughly skilled
in all the details of his trade. He pays special
attention TO horse shooting and the repairing of
| vehicles of all kinds, besides doing a general
blacksmithng business. He is the inventor of
the improved vehicle gear, which has been
| found to be of great value and service. See his
| advertisement elsewhere.
WILLIAM G. COOPER
grocer and importer of fine wiues teas and
table delicacies. Mr.. Cooper caters to the
family trade and gives personal attention to the
selection of his stock, which is always the best
and purest, He buys from first hands and
having long experience and ample capital is
enabled to offer the best goods for the least
money, See his card and call and examine his
stock.
A. NJ. c. W. VEST.
| This is one of the most complete and popular
family grocery houses in the City. The proprie-
tors claim to sell the very best and largest vari-
| ETY. Of goods in their line, and at the lowest
market prices
They offer also to supply families, boarding
houses and hotels by the quantity, as good
| terms as the exclusive wholesale dealers Their
pretty and wel-ordered store is favorte resort
of housekeepers and ladies. See card.
M. J. DOYLE, GROCER.
The advertisement of this gentleman will be
found elsewhere. He says that his is the oniy
| place for customers to go if they desire good
bargains Cheap meats a specially. Don't for
get to inquire for M. j. Doyle, market square
Savannah. where You will receive warm greet.
ing and be fairly dealt with
JOHN LYONS.
This veteran grocer and opulent citizen o.
cupes the choicest store in his own elegant
block, corner of Broughton and Whitaker
streets, where he keeps a full stock of ever
nice thing that a housekeeper can possihly
need. His goods are always choice and fresh
and he gives his personal and undivided attep.
ton to the wants of his many customers. Re
sure you will geta good article when you trade
with him.
JAMES M'GRATH & CO.
This is one of the most popular and best
equipped family grocery stores in Savannah
Besides their ample stock of family and fancy
groceries, which covers every delicacv the
markets afford, their speciality is the sale of the
, choicest brands of wines brandy. and other
, | liquors imported by themselves, which thev
guarantee to be pure, and sell at wholesale
prices. Cali and examine their goods Read
| advertisement.
j. | THOMAS CAVITY.
This enterprising mechanic is a skillful and
| practical workman. The vehicles he tnrns ont
are hrst-class in every particular and give en-.
tire satisfaction. He uses only the best nateria e
IN their construction, carries a large supnly of
seasoned white oak lumber, and is always read,
to serve his patrons. Give him call
f. j. KENNEDY
) Attention is directed to the card of this yvall
| known merchant tailor. Mr. Kennedy has in
stock a most magnificent line of fall and winter
| novelties and he m oix,a -. -.