The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13
SAVANNAH HAS THEM.

a Visit to the MANN 9th Furniture and
Carpet establishment of Lindsay &
Morgan.
No city in the south has better or more
prosperous class of merchants than Savan-
nah, and it is their thrift and enterprise
that has gained for this city such proud
distinction among southern cities.
The finn Of Messrs Lindsay & Morgan
are prominent among them They have
one Of the largest stocks of Furniture and
Carpets Of any merchants in the city
They carry magnificent stock OF goods
in their upholstery departments consisting
Of the finest grades of Velvet Carpets down
to the cheapest Ingrains. All classes OF
Curtains, bJCh in lace and turcoman, Up
holstsring goods, including Pushes of all
grades, Fringes, Table Scarf5, Table and
Piano Covers, and an endless variety of
Rugs, Mats, etc, and all other thing; neces-
sary 10 the completion of a strictly first
class stock.
The Furniture department has been care
fully looked after, and is one of the most
complete to be found in any city south OF
the Mason ami Dixon line
Their stoc of Furniture consists of Par
lor Suits, all grades and prices, bought
from the best manufacturers; Bedroom
Sets, ranging from SIS to almost any
amount desired; Single Beds, Springs, all
XII ds; WardroheS, Bureaus, Washslands,
Tables, Sofas, Chairs, and all tue many
articles which comprise first-class stock
Their lile Of Rocking Chairs is one of
the .argest and best to b. fouA I'd anywhere.
These goods are all from the best manu-
factories, and have bseL selected with tne
greatest care
This firm has become thoroughly identi-
fed with the interests Of Savannah, and has
been steadily increasing in popularity ever
since its first esUa JlisnmeAt, until now they
stand 10 the foremost ranks of the pro-
gressive merchants Of Savannah.
The main secret of their success is fair
dealing. No goods sold except under a
guarantee to b. as represented
Sucn firm as Lindsay q Morgan is a
pride to any city, and should meet with the
hOeral patronage from our people that they
SO richly deserve.
1t is an questionable fact that the eyes
of the outside world are looking toward
Savannah, and the time is not far distant
when the tide Of inmil ration will begin TO
pour in from the great west and make our
beautiful city a great thoroughfare.
By united efforts, and a strong pull to-
gather, aud the liberal use Of printers ink,
II is only question Of time thai Savannah
will e the leading city Of the soutu.
Messrs. Lindsay & Morgan are one Of tho
many VIM 'N' sHo AulPyA eAiS3 VI pushing
their town, and believe IN the free use OF
printers INK. As result Of tlis belief,
tneir stores are crowded at all Ii ues.
BY reference 70 their advertisement our
readers can Irm some idea # the magui-
tude Of tals firm, ana careful perusal Of
the same will DO highly satisfactory, aud
may be tho means OF quite saving TO
those who contemplate purchasing either
Carpets, Furniture, or anything else In
their line.
While this firm does not mako habit Of
selling on time, 20 the right parties ar
ransemelts will be made 10 accommodate
those who may require 1t.
Don't forget the place, Nos. 1863 and III
BroughJon street.