The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.
GOOD WISH S FOR The COMING
NE W YEAR.

The Christmas Festivities Cver-A
Look Into the Future-Timely Notes
on Where and What to Buy.
90, where, and o, where, are my crisp new
greenb cks gone?
o. where, and o, where, are my bright spondu-
liX gomez
They are gone TO purchase Xmas gifts for
Mary, Tom and Jane.
And its DIN my heart that had them once
againH' ft s.
The foregoing may be sung by some
whose heads are somewhat more swollen
than their pocketboo IS, after joyous aud
rather hilarious Christmas cele ration, bat
u calm and easy conscience, and normal
head like mine, cannot but realize the great
happiness that has boon besto sed upon the
loved ones, and feel satisfied that the greeu-
backs were spent in good cause, and now,
contentment reigns supreme.
Great changes will take place in the lives
OF many of us with the coming new year.
Appropriate presents will be exchanged by
loving friends. Wishes for successful and
prosperous future will be expressed by
friends and acquaintance.
/ cannot refrain from paying q visit TO
the many large and enterprising business
houses that played such conspicuous part
in tie furnishing of Christmas presents r
the joy Gus occasion. My first visit on yester.
day morning was TO the i've clothing, hat
aud meas furnishing establishment OF b,
H. Levy 81 Bro on Congress street.
Here found the genial proprietor busily
mrking up their bank deposit Of the cash re-
suits Of Christmas eve.
"How was the trader" inquired.
"Splendid," replied Mr.. Levy, "If the
rush had lasted for many more days, we
would have been worn out completely
There was steady and satisfac tory
trade fer the past month. and we have been
able to supply the demand in every instance.
The popularity of our goods demands the
attention Of every one who wants anything
in Mems furnishings"
ibid your rush continued" / venturei to
inquire. -a't ~
TASK our twentv-five clerks" replied Mr..
Levy. smilingly. The boys have been worked
hard for the past mouth, aud yet the bust
ness continues to equal our most sanguine
expectations. Not only has the enormous
stock If goods suitable for Christmas pres
ents been largely handled, but the rush for
heavier ana more substantial garments has
kept us ION the GO serving our many
customers. They come from the city and
they come from the country.
Our big discounts on overcoats and
the continued cold weather, to-
gether, haye brought many Gus
uOUleTS lOT tueoo BOOus. L uo shl9 III ~
per cent. discount will continue this week,
as we are going to close out this mammoth
stock Of handsome overcoats. The people
want them and must have them."
Then you propose to let them goT'
That's it; no customer ever leaves this
store without being properly waited upon
and satisfied with his purchases. The over
coats are the thing just now. you know, and
/ tell you we have the flaest stock In the
SOUTH" sh
'You make speciality Of underwear
Eyes, and IL you could only zoe the de-
mand for these popular and healthful gar
ments, you would Immediately be convinced
Of the realizing fact of our assertions. Our
Sanitary Underwear has the seal of APP
prevail of the most eminent medical au-
thorities Of both hemispheres. We sell
large quantities Of these goods iD u der
suits and sleeping gowns for men, ladies,
misses, boys and Children
You can get underwear anywhere, but
Loeb's imported Sanitary Pure Wool I'm
derwear is sold only at b. Ii. Levy 81 Bro q.
The stock OF fine clothing was all ar
ranged in an attractive manner and can
not fail to draw the attention of all thoie
in need of suits that fit and satisfy. The
phenomenal bargains offered IN these goods
guarantee quick sales.
"The Knox hat Is the most popular, OF
which we are sole agents" said Mr.. Levy,
land we carry large line OF the very ii est
goods in Hats of all kinds. Our sales have
been unprecedented IN the history of head
gear at our establishment this season.
Certainly the great and select variety In
this department speaks for itself
New and attractive furnishing goods we're
shown, which are ve.y suitable for New
YEARS. presents. Among them are noticed
smoking jackets, bath robes, morning
gowns, beautiful handkerchIefs, dress shirts,
suspenders Adler's driving gloves, Fosters
kids, and q lovely II OF nobby neck wear.
Ny visit was pleasant one TO LEWIS.
They are genial and enterprlsing gentle
men, VINO appreciate the liberal patronage
Of the public, and wish their many custom
ers happy and prosperous New Year.
"Got over the rush - asked a clerk at q
popular grocery store that keeps large and
select line Of irst-ciass goods
mot quite" be replied. People always
want something in our Hoe. Take calsn-
dar and excuse me while / wait on this Gus
toner"
He handed me a handsome calendar for
1891. IL was very unique design,
being PLAGUE representing a
Wbisk broom. with a mateh safe
attached, making very useful a. well a.
ornamental articIs The calendar was
neatly pFlnted aud fastened just under the
matok safe.
Take one. y be said.
And ! dld 1t. fbe little card ne1T the
handls u tbs broom Lore tbs atfrnot 20 re-
uaiGder. ftE.ugei 4 ftotifcsliIa TausF GTl,-