The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-30

of goods, and cheap.
THE NEW DOMESTIC" NEW DE-
parture, new capital, new enterprise and
new machines. Beginning of a new his
tory. The programme that we announced
in our last issue for the closing of the
receivership and placing the Domestic bus
mess on a sound financial basis has been
carried out, and we learn that the manage
ment is already feeling the influence of the
new owners and adopting the matured
plans for Improvements in facilities and in
production, as well as for extension of
trade. Dealers who have handed the Do
nestle under the successful and satisfac-
tory management of the receiver are well
coming this change because it viii re-
move from the public mind any uncertainty
about the future of the business, and-it
may as well be said, though 1t seems like
a reflection on the trade at large when
but an Insignificant portion deserve tit
ought to stop the false reports that unscru-
pulous opposition has circulated to the de-
triment of Domestic dealers. The Domestic
machine is now more firmly established in
the trade than ever, and the prospect Of
promised improvements, and probably new
types OF machines, has given the dealers
great pleasure. 1t is about thirty years
since the Domestic machine came into the
market as the pioneer of, then, novel, but
now universally used features. In it, sim
plicity and directness of movement took
the place of more ingenious but more COM
plicated ones that had preceded. 10 is not
straining the facts to claim that, CONNER
cia{iy, the Domestic originated the present
popular type of vibrating shuttle machines.
Now, it seems to be in a fair way to add
to the popularity of the past. Superintend-
ent Davis and Manager Mum are already
feeling the advantages Of the change, and
are in receipt of congratulations from their
dealers They feel that the prosperity of
the new company is already established.
G. o. Penton & Son, represents the Domes-
tic here and provides all Domestic parts.
All kinds of machines taken in exchange
or repaired. Needles of all machines, 20
cents per dozen. at our Sewing Machine
Parlor. Phone 2S25, under X. OF Z. Hail.
DON'T MISS AUCTION SALE OF
lots. Habersham and Sixth streets, to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
WE ALI. HAVE HEARD THE RE-
mark, where is your watchT' In the
repair shop" What, with that black
smith," Yes" well, there are people
lust as bad as you. They go TO shops to
get horses shod when it would be bet
ter for the horses If they took them to
matchmaker to have them done; but If
YOU wish to see good work done, or people
who know how to do It, go to Monahan &
Heagarty, on Jefferson street near Liberty.
and they will show you the difference be-
tween horseshoeing and matchmaking.
BIG -FOUR COMING. LOOK OUT FOR
them.
FIIIPINO SOLITAIRE, THE GREAT
est puzzle of the century; IS paid for the
first correct solution, with written de-
tailed statement; price 10 cents. mailed
for y cents only, at c. p. Miller, agent;
trade supplied.
DON'T MISS AUCTION SALE OF
lots. Habersham and Sixth streets, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock
BRoUGHToN BROS. CONTRACT
ors; painting and paper hanging. Whita-
ker and Bay lane.
MEDICAL.
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OPIUM, MORPHINE. HABITS CURED
without pain or loss OF time; trial to ply
sioians free. $500. $500. American Medl-
cal Dispenqary, DR.. Roughton manager.
Atlanta, Ca.