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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-02-20
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Something New in Town.

Savannah is never behind the times in the
demand for business enterprises that are
conducive to the welfare of her inhabitants.
For long time the sale of wines and liquors,
by the bottle, was confined to a few
grocers, who kept them as a side issue" to
their regular business.
Recognizing the Importance of first
class bottling establishment. where families
could be supplied with the finest goods at a
reasonable price, the firm of Dryfus & Rich
was organized for this especial purpose.
They com menced business about month
ago at 161 Congress street.
Dryfus & Rich have supplied long felt
want in their particular line OF business.
Their stock is complete in every detail
Their store is handsomely fitted up and filed
with every description of wines, liquors,
French and other imported cordials and
liquors and imported and domestic cigars.
Besides doing an immense wholesale trade
in these goods, they make a speciality of
serving private parties with any kind Of the
most desirable and palatab,e goods, manu-
featured by the standard distileries of the
world. Their bottled goods are unexcelled
in quality and price.
A prominent and important part OF this
new business is the immense stock Of the
leading brands Of imported cigars, of which
they handle varieties which cannot fail TO
suit the tastes and desires Of every smoker
and good judge of an excellent article.
They make speciality of the "box" trade,
and therefore enjoy a deserving patronage
for their splendid goods.
People or the town and visitors from the
country are invited to call and see this
popular establishment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
sensation at Krouskoff's.


There will be a sensation at No. ISL
Broughton street during the coming week.
Every lady who visits Savannah will also
visit Krouskof's millinery house. Every
lady in the city who has a friend will take
her there to show what a mammoth esteb-
lishment it is. Even those who do not con-
template making purchases will be at
rracted by the lovely displays in the win
dows.
In one is a mammoth revolving wheel,
constructed Of ribbons of all the colors of
the rainbow. 1t is a beautiful arrange
ment and will be greatly admired.
In the other window is a novelty never
before shown in this city. 1t represents a
lady riding a safety bicycle. The ccnstruc-
ton is a work of art and reflects much credit
on the designer. These are only significant
of the grand display on the inside. With
out doubt this establishment is the largest
and most complete in the south.
Ribbons aud laces, to set off the faces Of
pretty young sweethearts and Wives" and
hats and bonnets tor every lady in the land
The reputation of S. Krouskof is es-
rAblished. de has endeavored to educate
the tastes of the ladies in their selections Of
the higher class of millinery, and has sue
ceeded. They rely upon his good judgment
and feel satisfied that anything that comes
from his establishment is strictly first GLASS
and stylish.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
A Display of Vehicles.


One Of the most attractive features Of an
exhibition to our country friends is a good
display of vehicles. They take even more
interest in an exhibit Of this kind than do
the majority of town folks. They always
know a good thing when they see it. They
appreciate the endeavors Of the manufact-
urer who puts good work as we'll as come
illness intoThis vehicles.
There is no establishment in the south
that stands higher in this particular branch
of trade than the old established firm Of d.
A. Altick's Sons. They are ever alert with
the times They carry the most complete
line Of serviceable and elegant vehicles.
They manufacture full line of buggies
phaetons and jump seat carriages.
During May week they will make a
special exhibition of their celebrated
vehicles and invite every stranger in the
city to call and see what they have. In the
line of buckboards, carts and wagonettes
they cannot be excelled.
Don't fail to see the "Climax" blackboard,
the most popular summer vehicle on earth.
In the line of harness Messrs. d. A. Al
ticks Sons are leaders in the trade. They
carry full line Of every description.
In lap robes they have the largest and
finest variety in the city at the lowest
prices.
II you want to see fine exhibition of
these goods, Just go and see D. A. Altick's
Sons, corner Broughton and West Broad
streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
The China Palace.

One of the most attractive displays dur
ing the week will be the elegant exhibition
Of crockery and glassware at the store of
Thomas West & Co., No. 1873 BrouRhton
street. This establishment enjoys the repu-
tation of always keeping abreast Of the
times. The grand stock comprises all the
elegant designs in crockery and fancy cut
glassware. They are continually adding
novelties TO their line and they now have a
complete assortment of everything.
The season demands the purchase of
water coolers, ice cream freezers and fly
fans, and Thomas West & Co. have a large
supply on hand.
The display at this "China Palace will
be unsurpassed. and not only the strangers
in our gates will be entertained and delight
ed by the exhibition, but our citizens will
do well 20 call and see the novelties which
will be shown this week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Where the Ladies, Buy Dresses.

The history of the dry goods business of
this city is unprecedented in the success of
Foye & Morrison, who are the leaders in
their line. A continued success has crowned
their energy from the establishment of the
firm Of Morrison, Foye & Co., about four
years ago. The present members were the
practical workers in the late firm, and to
them is due the credit for the excellent
management of the past business. Ever
alert to enterprising features in the dry
goods business they have recently pur-
chased the elegan stock OF fine silks. wash
dress goods and ladies' blazers of the Savan-
nah Dressmaking Company. and, as drive
in trade. have placed these goods on their
counters at one-half price.
The announcement Of this great sale last
week created quite a sensation in the trade.
Striking just as it did in the very heart OF
the spring season, it gave boom to already
lively business of the enterprising firm.
Everybody in the city know that these
goods were exceptionally fine aud desirable.
and the ladies f1ocked there to take advan-
tage of the splendid offerings. There
has never been such a sale in this city.
Unlike old and damaged stocks which are
a drag on the market, these elegant goods
are finding eager and anxious purchasers.
Orders come in from the country every
day. Large numbers OF ladies have already
come from the neighboring towns to make
their spring purchases, and are amazed at
the great bargains offered.
Foye & Morrison have a large and at
tractive advertisement on the sixth page of
this issue. Great inducements are offered
for the coming week. and their store will be
crowded during "May week" with visitors
from the country, who will save money by
making their purchases there. Everybody
will be welcome, and attentive assistants
will take pleasurein showing the great adj
vantages offered at this mammoth dry
goods emporium, 153 Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Results Of Enterprise.

The prominence of a city in Its business
circles is portrayed by the goaheaditiveness
OF the merchants. This particular feature
is eVinced in the management of the Falk
Clothing Company. They are foremost in
every business undertaking that promotes
the interest of the clothing and furnishing
goods trade ,,,and they are to-day recognized
as the leading clothing and furnishing goods
house Of the great southeast. This is shown
by the offering to. and acceptance by them,
of the agency for the entire state of Georgia
for the sale of the shirts, collars and cuffs
made by the County Down Manufacturing
Company. This is a corporation Of wealthy
Irish capitalists, who have recently estab-
lished an extensive factory in this country,
where they produce their goods from
material direct from the celebrated looms
of County Down, Ireland, and offer them to
the consumer at prices usually paid by
wholesale dealers for goods of a like grade.
An inspection of their celebrated collars
made of pure linen, which are sold in any
size or style for 10 cents, proves this.
The buyer of the Falk Clothing Company
is recognized as one of the shrewdest, most
careful, and at the same time one of the
largest buyers who visit the clothing mar
kets, and there is never big deal on foot or
unusual advantage to be offered in cloth
ing circles but wnat he is informed of it,
and he invariably avails himself of these
opportunities to secure many rare bargains
which are in time offered by the Falk
Clothing Company at the lowest prices for
the benefit of their numerous customers.
The Falk Clothing Company was the re-
cipient of such an immense and deserving
patronage during the early spring season
that it has already been necessary for their
buyer to make a second trip north this sea-
son. He has just returned, having, besides
repairing the inroads made by their early
spring business, picked up some won
derfully big bargains which are
to be offered to the trade
during May week. The Falk Clothing
Company are very large advertisers and
they rightly say that there is no such adj
vertisement as pleased customer, hence
they offer these bargains this coming week,
when the city will be full Of visitors, and
any one who is in need of any clothing or
furnishing goods will surely do themselves
an injustice if they do not call and see the
large and varied stock offered by the Falk
Clothing Company. at 16l Broughton street.
There is al old saying. "Once q customer
of Falk's always customer" They never
sell any article, be it ever so small. but
what will give absolute satisfaction, hence
their intention of making some special
offerings this week will do as much as any,
thing that can be done to accomplish what
the MORNING NRws is so anxious to do;
namely, TO advertise Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Points for Picnic Parties.

AS long as the world lasts whisky will be
drank by q large number of the inhabit-
ants. The habit. though abused by large
majority, there are respectable people who
use it in moderation and who always want
to get the best They must have 1t, aud to
supply just such parties as wish to secure
the fine grades the estate of s. W. Branch
has always catered. They have put up In
bottles, especially for family use. the cele-
brated Wilson, Baker. Catherwood and
Monogram brands. They also make
specially of claret wine, having the finer
grades Of st. Julien, Medoc aud Zinfandel,
and Ross Royal ginger ale and Motifs Rus
set cider In bottles.
The picnic season is approaching land
particularly will the following goods be in
demand: Potted meats of all kinds, pickles,
crackers in 1-pound cans, and fine con-
fections.
The estate of 8. W. Branch make a spe-
cialty of gum drops at 10 cents per pound.
and assorted chocolate creams at 20 cents
per pound.
Besides all these specialties they keep
every desirable kind Of goods in the grocery
business. Corner Broughton and Whitaker
streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
We Want You

To see what top-notch clothing is. Top
notch clothing means suits which are at the
top-notoh in quality, top-notch in style,
top.notch in fit and makeup, top-notch in
every respect. except price-that is at the
bottom-notch.
We sell top-notch clothing and top-notch
clothing only. A suit of clothes has to pass
a civil service examination in all those re-
qusites before it can get into our stock;
once admitted is evidence Of its fitness. So
then
YOU WANT Us
When you seek such suits, for we can prove
that our claims are more than empty boasts
There are several exceptionally strong lines
In our stock this season notably those at 80,
S12, SIS and Sl8.
By the way. anything you may want in
negligee shirts, especially those with collars
and cuffs attached is here for you. Seeour
furnishing window for them.
KoHLER's,
I'D. 15S Broughton Street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
Display at Joyce's.

The MORNING NEWS has had occasion
many times to call attention to the excellent
displays Of meats and vegetables at James
]. Joyce's, corner Liberty and Abercorn
streets. There is no season OF the year that
Joyce does not have the finest selection of
everything. During May week you will
find his store filed with the choicest meats
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
AT Cornwall & Chinman's

At Cornwell & Chipmen's
There is one exhibition that will not only
pe interesting to visitors, but will attract
'ne attention Of every citizen. The season
demands the articles and the people must
have them.
onepard's lightning ice cream freezer has
proved to be the most popular and salts
factory freezer. 1t has hinge top and the
famous wheel dasher and has quadruple
@ouon. 1t freezes quicker, easier and
I a more ice cream from given quantity
y" cream than any other freezer.
,,E 1no0her unique arrangement is the
,! Inerycute milk shake" Every store keeper
S Senihg soda water and cooling summer
Inks should have one. 1t is always ready
o oIa use and is bound to satisfy the pur-
Iney also carry a large line Of water
:, STOCK that you can select from.
III 4n nShlAg tackle and boat hardware this
aOu'e mas the mos.complete assortment OF
on. ~ tne city. Rods, reels, fishing lines,
coi.N hooks and large assortment Of the
ba.St a0eu demming's fine imported Sleeps
s soauS hooks. This enterprising firm, who
leaders in these articles, are Messrs.
nv u aNtu q Chapman, 159 Congress. They
If +LeJ ~oiL me most complete STOCK or
Sc .neSe specialties, but also every kind Of
-use furnishing goods. Visitors are in
.a ,seu 70 call and see this line OF useful and
'SaSonable articles.
handsome Souvenir for Everybody.
everybody has heard of the Great At
QUO and Pacific Tea Company. They are
~ as'er'lSed extensively by their fine qualities
goods and the valuable presents they.
e'se away to their many customers
s. ous OF the 200 agencies in the United
s s'a'sS there is none which is SO handsomely
tb 'seu 10 or enjoys such a successful trade as
street. o'0uon' al Ioo Droughton
among their speoialties which have at
a dsreso much attention and created such
r p1auo Is their Thea Nectar tea and "a
a soo. taxing powder, with which they give
trodnnaa i present to every purchaser, to in
''TTH Hi their goods.
COT n1s company handles the finest grades of
Of 20 au1 teas, and make a special business
mn a +" brand milk which ia perfectIv
pure and healthfuI 40 0'A0o"'
10 aso uSauusome souvenir will be given away
chantsi quo every customer during Mer-
ton 20 week. The public are invited to
b. see the handsome Headquarters of
AnV a' Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
A Favortte Firm.

1t Is with degree OF pride that we direct
the attention of our visitors to the elegant
establishment OF Appel & Schaul, the great
zone price" clothiers of Savannah.
The success of this firm is unprecedented
in the history of the clothing trade. The
advancement of styles and the general
character of tho business is due to the un-
firing energy and business Judgment of the
respective members OF this enterprising
firm.
The name of Appel & Schaul is house.
hold word, not only in this CITY, but through
Georgia, Florida and Carolina. This firm
is recognized as leaders in fine clothing.
Their selections are made by the eastern
buyer, who is always inthe market Nothing
escapes him. The style can always be re-
led upon as being the latest
Appel & Schaul put lone price, on their
goods at the beginning of the season. That's
the price. 1t is always low. Nothing
marked up to be reduced as the season ad-
vances. The goods are always cheap. AL
ways good.
The opening of the spring season at this
establishment was characteristic of their
general popularity. Sales were beyond ex-
pectation. The stock was reduced, but with
their usual promptness the necessary addi-
Cions have been made.
The latest and most attractive line of
goods have Just arrived, ana Will De on ex-
hibition during the coming week.
Here are few inducements that will at
tract the attention OF every one:
Mems suits, the very latest patterns, at
50 so and $40.
drive in negligee shirts, laundered, at
rs cents and 90 cents-big value.
Fancy vests for fashionable gentlemen.
Mems straw hats in every desirable shape
and color.
Boys and ctildren's straw hats and caps
at prices never heard of before.
The greatest attraction for mothers is the
grand assortment of children's suits in all
the leading novelties. The seasons most de-
sirable styles bring in very light weights.
Blouse suits in washable material, all coors !;
and boys linen pants and suits at the very
lowest prices. These goods are the talk of
the town.
Appel & Schaul are the sole agents for
this city for the celebrated DR.. Jaeger's
sanitary underwear, which is acknowledged
by all physicians as the only purely sanitary
goods in the market.
The show windows of Appel & Schaul at
159 Broughton street are undoubtedly the
handsomest and most attractive in the
southern states.
The outside is only an introduction to the
grand arrangement inside. The counters,
the tables the show cases and the general
contour of the establishment is beyond
description. For elegance and convenience
it is unsurpassed.
Visitors to the city during May week are
cordially invited to inspect this beautiful
show room and the fine lot Of clothing and
furnishing goods.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
sEAsoNABLE SUGGESTIONS.
NAY WEEK DISPLAYS.
PlTaY PARAGRAPHS AND POINT =
ERs FOa THE PEOPLES PERUsAL.

Passing Glance at the Exhibitions
In the Retail Establishme nts-The
Things That Citizen and Writer
Wants During the Present Season.
DESCRIPTION OF Some of the Ele-
CANT Goods Kept By Our Leading
Merchants.
Tomorrow will be celebrated as the com-
Increment of the MERCHANTS WEEK Of
1892. The programme is varied and inter
estng. A hearty welcome is extended to
our friends in the country. The merchants
Intend to show to their friends that they
know how and are anxious to entertain
them royalty.
Tne MORNING NEWS makes few sug-
gestions to our country visitors as to the
proper places to secure ssasonable supplies
at surprisingly low prices. The exhibitions
al the following establishments will amply
repay the trouble Of visit and will be Of
benefit to those Who are seeking to make ad-
VaDtageous purchases:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

Weddings.
Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in the
Attest styles. We carry an extensive and
well selected stock Of fine papers, envelopes
and cards especially for such orders. Sam
pies sent on application. MoRSIse NxwQ
Printing House. Savannah. Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
The London and Paris Tailor.

1t is with pride that attention is called to
the handsomest display Of imported woolens
for the merchant tailoring trade that has
ever been in this city. 1t is beyond dispute
that the tailoring parlors Of NJ. Levy, the
London and Paris tailor, are the most
attractively arranged and the most COM
plete of any in the southern states. In fact.
these rooms are beyond question as elegant
as can be found in this whole country.
The increased trade and immense popular
larity of this establishment has demanded
more room for the display of the stylish
goods which NJ. Levy always carries in
stock. He has removed to 81 Bull street,
and invites every one to call and see his at
tractive exhibition. The city trade is fully
aware Of the superior garments turned out
at this establishment. The people from the
surrounding towns, who are sometimes COM
PEELED to put up" with some ready-made
''slop-shop" suit, when they would prefer a
tailor-made suit, will do we'll to call ct the
London and Paris tallor's and see what nice
clothes can be made to order at such popu-
lar prices. All this week Levy the tailor
will have "open house" and entertain all
who call
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08
TO
EVERYONE

who is familiar with style doing business our some
Price, system, is recognized and appreciated as the most
business like and beneficial method that devised by
enterprng and successful merchants attention of
everyone is especially directed fair and square
system Each and every article marked in
perfectly plain figures strictly price, with privilege
returning your purchase receiving your money back
should you be in anyway dissatisfied with the same.
Having buyer always in the field whatever
novelties bargains that may be offered, we have no
hestancy in saying that give you the very best
values for your money. Merchants visiting the city are
cordially invited to inspect obbng department.
complete II detail
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-08

and vegetables, and you will also find that
be Will be equal to the requirements Of the
trade. Send him your orders.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-12-09
SALE.

DEC. 10 +. ID. Dentler and ID. c.
Pursel, administrators of Sylvester
Pursel, deceased, will sell valuable
real estate in Hemlock township at
I.3o p. m. See advertisement.
TUESDAY Dec. ao-Jacob Hartzell
will offer at public sale at his resi-
dence on First St, in Bloomsbury, at
! o'clock p. m. his household goods Of
every description.
DEC.24, Moses McHenry EXECUTOR of
John Reinard deceased, will sell valua-
bic real estate in Fishingcreek town
ship, at one o'clock p. m. See ad.
vertisment.
DEC. go. The executors of the es-
tate of Isaac S. Kuhn, deceased will
sell valuable real estate on the premis-
es in Scott township-near Light
Street, known as the "Sankey' Farm.
See advertisement.
DEC. 20, Margaret and Thos.
Ruckle will sell valuable real estate
near Pottsgrove, newfoundland
county at 2 p. m. on the premises. <
MAR. 6, J. c. Rhone will sell
valuable personal property on the
premises of w. A. Lesser IN Madison
township mile and a half east of
White Hall at 9 a. m. horses, cattle,