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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
CARRIAGE BUILDING.
Wagon Manufacturing and General
Repairing at P. Barrett's.

Wagon Manufacturing and General
Repairing at P. Barretts.
A prompt and reliable and enterprising
establishment of this kind in Savannah
is that of p Barrett His ability, skillful
workmanship, square, honest dealings and
agreeable department has won for him
many friends, and his trade has steadily
grown and prospered The many evidences
of his superior work is shown in the hand
some carriages and wagons which bear his
imprint and are drawn throughout our
streets every day in the year It is well
advertised fact that his vehicles are as
fine as any in the whole United States.
He employs only the finest workmen in
his wheelwright, trimming and painting
departments, and his blacksmith and
horseshoeing departments are equipped
with every convenience for proper opera
ton of these important features of his
business.
The large corps of talented employees are
under the personal supervision of Mr.
Barrett, who is "A practical mechanic and
a thorough business man, who takes d
pride i'm the excellent work he is con.
tinually turning out His large and com
plete establishment is at 80 West Broad
street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
THE SINGER.
This Sewing Machine Defies All Com
petitors.

peUlCOfS.
"The Singer runs with a breath" A
very forceful and suggestive phrase to ex-
press the splendid qualities of this popu-
lar sewing machine.
The vast improvement in the mechan-
ism of sewing machines during the past
decade have all been either originated or
quickly adopted by this old and reliable
company. The Singer has stood prom
inently ahead of the many invasions and
cheap concerns that have sprung up
during the past. 1t is the standard among
the standards.
The Singer Manufacturing Company is
represented in this district by Mr.. c. O.
PentOn. With his experience and facili-
ties, and by means of the just and liberal
policy that marks his business trans
actions, together with the acknowledged
superiority of the Singer, this agency
presents advantages and inducements
such as to entitle this celebrated sewing
machine to the most favorable consider
alton of all classes of buyers both in the
city and the surrounding country
The Savannah Office is at the corner of
Whitaker and President streets, opposite
the postOffice
Steady employment can be found by all
tirst-class men, and liberal salary and
commission will be paid for their services.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
SCHLITZ'S MILWAUKEE, BEER.
The Celebrated Beverage Which is
Drank All Over the World, For II
is the Finest in the Market.

The Celebrated Beverage Which is
Drank All over the World, For It
is the Finest in the Market.
In every city and hamlet in the United
States this popular beer is drunk by all
those who appreciate a refreshing and de
lightful draught. In the sale of this ex-
cellent beer the genial agent, Mr. Charles
Seller. has worked diligently in bringing
it before the public. BY it's superiority
over other beer offered to the trade those
who know of its delightful and healthful
qualities have walked many blocks to get
to Sellers where it is always kept fresh
and sparkling. The knowledge of the
great demand has caused many first-class
saloons to handle it, and its popularity
has accordingly increased The special
brands of Schlitz's Milwaukee beers, of
which Extra Pale and Pilsener are the
favOrites, are packed for family use, are
very popular and are in great demand
from those who enjoy the finest quality
OF pure beer.
Mr. Seller is one of the oldest mer-
chants in the beer and liquor business,
having been a successful and enterprising
business man since 1870, during which
time he has sustained an enviable reputa-
ton for handling only the finest goods in
the market.
Sellers Commercial hall, "a and 90
Broughton street, opposite Marshall
house, is headquarters for the
finest wines and liquors. Here
can be found the old and reliable
James f. Peppers WHISTLES, the Justly
celebrated pure Kentucky Rye. which
Mr.. Seller had made for him in 1880 He
also imports direct, the celebrated Ger
man Taurus Settler and Rhens Mineral
waters, with which he supplies saloons
and private families. There is no estab-
lishment in the city where better class
oil goods can be had
Mr. Seller tlkes a special interest in
the sale of Schlitz's Milwaukee beer, of
which he has the exclusive agency This
beer is considered to be the very best and
the most delicious and healthy of all malt
beverages. Il is sold in all tirst-class
saloons, hotels and restaurants. Private
families are supplied with Extra Pale"
and 'Pilsencr," the favorite brands of
SchLtz' S Milwaukee bottled beer.
Mr.. Seller is owner of the beautiful
Concordia park. which is situated at the
terminus of Bull street. Here is the love
hest spot in this vicinity. Itsmaguificent
trees, well kept lawns, hot houses and
nurseries filled with plants of every cline
make 1t simply grand in its surroundings
Inc finest flowers, plants and shrubbcry
are here cultivated by Mr. Seller, who
mas spent thousands of dollars in improve
ING the lovely Concordia park, the pride
OF the proprietor and an ornament to the
city.
Mr.. Seller is a thoroughly reliable and
ehterprlslng business man, and is justly
popular among all with whom he has
business and social relations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
THE STATE OF LIFE.
Bread Made From Celebrated Brands
of Flour.


Everybody eats bread Therefore the
'staff of life" is a very necessary and
popular article, and the manufacture of
flour, meal and grits from the whole grain
is an industry that is appreciated by the
entire human family, The Forest City
mills of this city enact no small part in
providing food for all living creatures in
this vicinity. The proprietors, Messrs.
Haynes 81 Elton, are gentlemen of long
experience in the business, and cater to
the best interests and demands of their
patrons. They manufacture Haynes
Prepared Flour" which is put up in
paper bags, ready for the retail trade,
and is very popular and in great demand.
Haynes Fancy Patent "OglethOrpe
Roller Process" and Forest City Mills
Family" are some of the most popular
brands of -four in this country.
Their grits mills are in constant opera
ton, producing fresh and sweet article
of hominy They handle large quantities
of hay, oats, corn, stock feed. wheat bran,
and all kinds of mill feed, and always
keep up the high standard of excellence
which has been borne by these popular
and prosperous mills for years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
SENSITIVE NANCY HANKS
ConIdn,t Pass the BAND

Smithville, in the live and liberal county
of Lee, has brass band of some years.
standing. And this is the story which
the Enterprise of that place tells of it:
"a fagman, almost out of breath, rushed
into the Academy of Music here the other
night while the Smithville brass band
were practicing and asked TO see the
leader He said that when the south
bound passenger train, which is due here
at Z 19o'oloclg p. m, got near enough to
hear tie band the engine pulling the train
suddenly became unmanageable and
stopped. dead still, listened a moment,
gave a sshort and unearthly shrek. re-
versed ils.sf and took the back track for
Macon iMrag,ilar Nancy Hanks style As
soon as itsot out Of hearing Of the band
IL stopped, and a ilagman was sent ahead
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
A DECORATED HOUSE.
If You Would Beautify and Preserve
Your Property Follow These Re-
marks,

Your Property Follow These Re-
marks.
Prominent among the dealers in paints
in this city is the enterprising and ralia-
Bile firm of Lloyd & Adams They keep a
complete line of the very best qualities of
paints, oils, brushes and everything re-
quisite for the business in that line They
also are extensive dealers in sash, doors
and blinds, which they are able to fur
nish in any quantities and sizes at the
shortest notice at the lowest prices
Builders hardware, terra Gotta pipes
sewer pipes and lime plaster, hair and ce-
ment form special feature of their large
and well-regulated trade.
This live and energetic firm have the
exclusive rights and privileges to manu-
facture the celebrated Brewers Rubber
Roof Paint, which they do on a large
scale. Brewers Rubber Roof Paint and
Cement is well-known throughout the
south. having been prominently intro
duced and extensively used during the past
twelve years. 1t has been a complete
success and has all the qualities for which
it is recommended.
This paint is made of the very best ma
terials, and is as perfectly fire-prOof as as
bestos can make it. II is claimed to be
the only paint on the market that is fire
acid and proof II will not scale of
or crack by heat, freezing or bending, and
resists acid and all atmospheric exposure
1t is clinging, elastic, durable and protects
metal from all corrosion or rust. II will
stop leaks more effectually than any other
paint known, and with the use of the roof
cement it is guaranteed to stop any leak
in a tin, iron or felt roof Messrs, Lloyd
& Adams will give a written guarantee
that Brewers Rubber Roof Paint is just
as represented. They will take contracts
for work or sell the paint and cement to
parties wishing to apply it themselves.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
B. H. LEVY & BRO,
The Live and Reliable Clothiers and
Furnishers.

Inc 11N0 anu pSllaD46 ClOCQl9IS anu
Furnishers.
In the commerce of the world today
there is no one branch of industry that
exerts wider or more powerful infu-
ence upon the general welfare of a bust
ness community than the trade in cloth
ing and especially is this true in Savan-
nah.
One of the leading and enterprising
firms in this city in the clothing business
iss the popular house of b. H. Levy &
Bro. They are ever on the alert to secure
the very finest and latest productions of
the market They carry large and com
plete stock of mems and boys clothing
and furnishing goods and hats.
There is no house in the south which
exercises more excellent business iudg-
ment and enterprise than this popular es-
Establishment. During the regular seasons
their mammoth salesrooms are continu-
ally filled with their appreciative
patrons. and when the dull times come,
they make business by Offering such
inducements as TO attract the attention of
all those who are in need of anything in
their line. Their regular discount
sales are, as always, popular, and the
offerings are quickly secured by anxious
purchasers.
B. H. Levy & Bro. have had an enor-
nous trade this spring, and their stock
is one of the grandest displays of cloth
ing, furnishing goods and hats that has
ever been exhibited at this first-class and
popular eSta blishment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
MAY WEEK

patronage is from class of ~ s'omers
who appreciate his efforts in furnishing
them with the very finest family gro
cerics. all the French and German deli
cate essences.
In the three years in which s II Roths-
child has occupied the store at IA Con-
gress street, he has been steadily march
ing on teward success, through an encr-
getic and business-likc management.
About juno / he will move to one Of thu
elegant stores in the Guards new armory,
where he will be in the midst of his eX-
cellent trade. and consequently will be
more conveniently situated for the con-
venience Of his patrons
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
TURPENTINE STILLS.
r,s Leading Firm in the, World Who
Makes Them.


In reviewing the commercial and manu-
,..ruripg interests and advantages of the
,t.r Of savannah, we are confronted by
Inv enterprises especially worthy of
D-tonded notice and consideration. 1t is
= f,cr and one worthy of appreciation,
tb,r in this. the thriving and progressive
49,. of the southeast, are located many
sstahlishments whose extensive proper
,ions and large operations would reflect
.r,4it 1Inon any city in the world
One of the industrial pursuits which
hos bepn conducted upon large scale, ow-
j j,, In the vast demand, is the manufact-
IRE of turpentine stills. In this enterprise
Sfc\filIan Bros, whose mammoth estab-
i,l f-r,'sI is at the corner of Liberty and
pic streets. this city, are the leading
+,an,,facturers in this country For a
pTmber of years this firm has been
efficiently working to supply the country
nth +urpentine stills, and their name is
Known all over the country as the most
rmccassfuI firm in the business. They
have the most complete facilities and are
better prepared than ever to rush any
HTorl that may fall in their way.
T1uneutine stills and fixtures are their
snscialties They are also prepared to do
ali kinds of copper work and repairs at
short notice and in the best style. They
have a large factory at Fayetteville, n.
e which was established many years
AGO when North Carolina produced the
turpentine for the world.
If is safe to state that Mcmillan Bros.
of savannah and Fayetteville have made
and sold more turpentine stills than any
other establishment in the world.
Mr.. Thomas H. Mcmillan the proprie-
tor is one of Savannahs most valuable
and enterprising citizens. His enthusi-
astic work as a member of the city coun-
Gil is highly appreciated in this commu-
nifty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
LUMBER AND ITS PRODUCTS.
OF Interest to All Those Who Con-
template Building.

AAIOASSb " ALI 1nOSe VINO Con-
template Building.
Situated within easy access of the great
timber producing districts of the state,
and with unsurpassed facilities for ship
ment to all parts of the world by means
OF vessels entering this port, it is but
natural that there should be located here
enterprises notable for the large amount
OF capital invested in them, and remark
dole Tor the energetic and industrious
character of their prOprietors.
Ouch an establishment is that of Melon
ough Il Co., whose immense Office and
factory are on Wheaton street, near Lib
erty. They control an immense output of
lumber and make speciality of supplying
builders, contractors and others with
everything required in the form of woods
Their factory is one of the finest equipped
N the city: They keep on hand and make
20 order window and door frames, inside
Anlsh, regular and odd size sashes. blinds
ana doors, besides making speciality of
furnishing Office furniture in the shape of
ueSks ratings and general fittings
Iher work is shown in many of the hand
someIy finished public buildings offices
and fine residences throughoutthe CITY
ana state among them being the De Soto,
Independent Presbyterian church court
mousse, Odd Fellows hall, city exchange,
Provident building, the Guards armory.
N this city, and the Bank of Dublin of
dublin, Ga. For promptness and salts
ldctlon the work of McDonough g. Co. is
unsurpassed. They carry well assorted
STOCK of poplar, cherry, maple and oak
lumber, and make a speciality of the re-
Idll trade in this city Satisfaction is
certain to those intrusting their orders to
THIS reliable firm
The senior member of the firm is the
uQn. j. j. McDonough, mayor of Savan-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
MAY WEEK.

could get it through town Now. ans
engine that won't pass through the city
while our band is playing is a frelk OF the
first water and should be Side-traCked
and left for the rust TO dcvour. For
sweet, heavenly music, give us brass
bands and bullfrOSs."
Please take notice that those. horns
were not of the celebrated silver tone
model, sold only by us and orr agents and
dealers. Some of the miserable cheap
apologies for band instruments now food
ing the country are enough to stop a
train.
We don't scll that kind.
Ludden & Bates S. NJ. H. Savannah. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1898.
NAY WEEK.

$500, 900, and the surplus Sl65.OO0. this
being one of the largest combined capital
and surplus of any bank in the state
This Institution does a general banking
business. and is among the foremost
financial concerns of the country
The stockholders and directors are
among the most solid business men, and
the officers are prominent representatives
of the interests of the institution.
The following gentlemen are the Off
GERS; S. p. Hamilton. president; Simon
Guckenheimer, vice president; William
S. Rockwell cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
MAY WEEK.

The mems furnishing goods department
Is one of the features of thei" business
they are sole agents for the celebrated
DR.. Jaeger sanitary underwear
Appel & Schaul have always sustained
the very enviable reputation they have
attained for honesty in their methods.
Visitors will find this firm ready to serve
them with the very best class of goods at
their popular one price
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
A FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
The oglethorpe Savings and Trust
Company.

Contributing to the solid business inter
ests Of this city is the reliable financial
institution which appears at the head of
this notice. The Oglethorpe Savings and
Trust Company was organized Dee. %.
1886. Its officers and directors are among
the most prominent and wealthy citizens
of this community, insuring to both stock
holders and depositors ample security for
their
Deposits are received in amounts of any
size and interest at the rate of 4 per cent.
per annum compounded quarterly. The
bank is in a fourishing condition. II also
acts as trustee for bOndholders of rail
roads, investment companies and other
corporations.
Mr.. j. J. Dale is president and Mr.
John M. Bryan is cashier The bank is
situated at 100 Bryan street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
The Leaders in the Great and Success
full Methods.

Appel & Schaul are the zone price
c''lhiers' Of Savannah. They have made
aslgnal success of this method, for the
public appreciate their endeavors to sys-
wmatize their business in such man
H'I mat man can make a purchase Of
GOODS knowing that they are Just as rep
n, 'ented and as low as any In the market.
,IH'lr stock is always selected with un-
w. .s lal care and embraces a complete line
VI clothing for men, boys and children.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
MAY WEEK.

30 they carry a well-selected and com
rrste stock Of goods, Visitors to the city
llt+Lic establishment, and viii find it to
D st,;r interest to call on them before max
- Iii. nurt.haSeS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
THE BUSY GROCER.
He Caters Successfully to the Public
Wants

S. II. Rothschild is the recognized
dealer in delicacies, and he considers it
his duty TO cater 10 the tastes Of his many
customers. He makes a speciality Of the
leading delicacies, Of which he always
carries full and complete stock. His
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-07
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
An Old and Reliable Financial Insti-
tuition.

The Merchants National Bank is one
Of the oldest financial institutions of Sa-
vannah II is a United States depository
Of prominence, having. been organized in
1866. and is the oldest national bank in
the state Of Georgia.
The capital stock Of this bank is
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-20
Will Willard Retire?

New YORK, April 2O.-The Northern
Pacific directors are to meet today, and a
new scheme for retiring the S9,OOO.OOO of
floating debt will be presented, which is
said to be conditional upon Chairman
Henry Wizards resignation. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Willard had agreed to step
down. and his resignation was reported to
be in the hands of President Thomas +.
Cakes as proof that he will do as he says
Most, if not all, of the Wisconsin Central
contingent will leave the board, and
probably the stockholders investigating
committee, which has led the campaign
against the Willard management, will
have all the places they care for. The
fact that Mr.. Willard will resign has been
denied by parties high in authority.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-20
The Worlds Fair German Band.

New YORK, April 2O.-The large Ger
man military band which will play at the
Worlds fair, is expected to arrive today,
and will stop over in this city TO April 30
to give concerts at the Madison Square
garden. arrangements having been con-
cluded by Henry Willard. The band is
composed of over hundred infantry and
cavalry men picked from the various
regimental bands of the German Army
Most of the men have been released from
the services, but some are still in active
duty. A novel feature of the band are
some four or five entirely new instru-
ments Of the baritone and baSSO order,
designed for Wagnerian's music. While
the band performs here it will be assisted
bv the singers of the Arion and Lieder-
kranz societies. In Chicago the band
will be stationed permanently in the
German village which Germany is erect
ing for the Worlds fair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-20
DEADLY CYCLONE
Sweeps Over Clarke and Jasper
Counties in Mississippi.

MERIDIAN Miss, April 20 Passengers
on the train which reached here at one
o'clock this morning, gave the particulars
of a frightful tornado, that crossed Jas
per and Clarke counties yesterday after
noon. The cyclone originated in Jasper
county, thirty-hve miles south of here
and travelled in a nOrtheaSterly direction.
A srttl ement Of negro cabins was deS-
troyed and manv of them per-
iShed. Colonel Berry's magnificent
plantation was swept away but
negroes were hurt. From this point to
Barnett, thirty miles from here, the storm
was very severe. Dr. Il. j. KrOuSe, a
plantation owner, was a heavy loser.
Every stick of timber on mis- place was
carried off, and every house demolished.
The doctor was injured. His son had his
skull crushed and his wife and daughter
slightly hurt. The negroes on DR.. KranSe
plantation. a man named Henry German
and wife, were imprisoned under the
ruins of his cabin and fire originating
from the kitchen stove, literally roasted
the unfortunate wretCheS, who piteOuSly
begged that death might come and re-
lease them from their suiferingS Other
negro inmates Of cabins on the place were
shaken and bruised but no other serious
casualties are reported. Three miles
east of Barnett wind struck neighbOr
hood OF farms. Tom Lots dwelling
was swept away and his legs broken
and other members of the family slightly
bruised. Sam Smiths house was levelled
and he received serious injuries. Frank
Mccormick turpentine still was ruined.
b. Il. Leggett'S store was destroyed and
his stock of merchandise is now hanging
in shreds upon the branches of the forest
trees. Legett'S wife and children were
buried in the ruins, which caught fire and
would have persisted but for the timely
arrival of neighbOrS. A little farther
on three negro cabins We're struck
and two negroes were killed and several
badly injured. Twenty miles east of Bar
nett, the storm crossed the Mobile and
Ohio track, tearing down three miles of
telegraph wires and Obstructing the
tracks. The telegraph poles and wires
for distance of five miles, along the
track of the New Orleans and Northeast
ern railway, are down. Crossing the Mo-
bile and Ohio tracks, north OF Spubeta,
the storm created havoc among the negro
ca bins on different plantations. Reports
of the damage are coming in slowly, but
such as are in Indicate an awful loss of
life and property. All along the thirty
miles of the cyclone path were strewn
carcasSeS of horses, cattle 2and all
description of stock, while the crops are
ruined The loss will reach into hun
dredS Of thousands of dollars.