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' —— , , VALE KOVAL MAStIFACTURIKO COMPANY
H- P. SMART, o7box 199.
President and Gen. Manager • „ _ _
Secretary and Treasurer
Manufactory
-Sl3> 6 SAfAWAS, CA
Office and Warehouses West Broad, head Broughton Street. Factory and Mills, Savannah River, adjoining Wharvei
JSew York, Boston and Philadelphia Steamers.
MAXUFACTIRERS OF AM) DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
Rough, and Dressed Yellow Pine, Cypress, Ash., Walnut, Poplar,
SASH, DOORS, BONDS,
Stairs, Stair Railing, Balusters, Mouldings, Scroll Work,
Frames, Brackets, Newel Posts, Office and Church Furniture, Interior Finish.
MANTELS IN WALNUT. OAK, PINE, CYPRESS, CEDAR, AND CHERRY
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Unsurpassed Shipping Facilities. Cars Loaded at Factory Door for all points North, South or West, and Vessels
at Company’s Wharves for all ports Coastwise or Foreign.
Estimates, Price Lists, Moulding Books, or any information, furnished on application.
ATLANTA LUMBER COMPANY AGENTS AT ATLANTA, GA.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
mu mu;
EstiafblislfcLecL 1845:
WHOLESALE JOBBERS OF
Dry Goods and Notions,
Invite the Merchants of Georgia, Alabama, Florida
and South Carolina to inspect their
Winter and Fall Stock
which has been purchased at BOTTOM PRICES, and which
is offered at prices and on terms equal to any house North
or South.
Direct Orders are Given Special Attention.
151 AND 153 CONGRESS STREET,
PAT7ANNAE ■ - GEORGIA.
COTTON PLANT, IRON KING
AND—
SOUTHERN GIRL
COOKING STOVES,
French China, Dinner and Tea Sets,
L IBRARY AND HALL LAMPS,
♦IOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
PLATED WARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
GRATES AND MANTELS,
A.t Rock Bottom Prices.
JOHN A. DOUGLASS & CO.,
101 BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH, GA.
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1887.
CLOTHING.
APPEL & SCHAUL.
Clothiers, Hatters,
A N D
Gents’ Furnishers.
ONE PRICE-PLAIN FIGURES.
The Youngest Clothing Merchants in the City.
Leaders of the season. Fall stock now ready and com
plete in every department. Inspection requested.
Our own Tailor ill the House to render any alteration for
a perfect lit, free of charge.
Special feature this season—our Custom Department, to
which we call special attention.
No trouble to show goods.
Personal attention paid to out-of-town orders. Write
for sample pieces and measurement slips.
APPEL & SCHAUL,
I©3 Congress Street.
SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA.
Opposite Market.
PAINTS. OILS, DOORS, SASH, ETC.
LLOYD & ADAMS,
(SUCCESSORS TO A. B. COLLINS & CO.),
lit I itr Paint and Oil House,
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NO. 5 WHITAKER STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
DOORS, SASH & BLINDS
A SPECIALTY.
Paints, Oils, Steamboat and Mill Supplies,
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Etc., Window Glass.
O-K are prepared to ftirm-h any froodn in our line a* cheap a* any bouse is the Southern
tt State"!. EMiinttH* chetrftillv riven on application.
Ol’Ft WHOLESALE DRUG AND NOTION STORES AND BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT at
Brim** wk, Ga., la doing an Imnien** biminea* The trade would do wall to get their priced Itefore
trvinsr elsewhere.
' OUR BRANCH BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT at Wayeroaa la favorably located to nave the
dealer eontiderable money In the wav of freights. Send your order* for SODA WATER. BAR
BAPARILLA. STRAWBERRY. OINOSR ALE. Etc., to
LLOYD <te
WAYCKOSS, GA,
UPPER STEAM RICE MIRES.
Upper Steam Rice Mills.
R, B. HABERSHAM,
jMAJNTAGFER.
These Mills have been put in thorough orden and are
prepared to receive and pound
ROUGH RICE,
and respectfully solicit a share of the patronage of Rice Fac
tors, Planters and Dealers in Rice.
Fresh Milled Rice Flour
FOR SALE AT THE MILL IN ANY QUANTITY.
' I'ITOTOGRA PH Y. ' * *
A. R. LAUN’EY. GEO. C. GOEBEL
LAUNEY & GOEBEL,
Successors to 0. PIERRE HAVENS,
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
DKALEUS IN
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK,
Picture Frames, Mouldings, Passepartouts, Picture Cord, Wire, Nails, Etc.
FINE ENGRAVINGS AND CHROMOS. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER.
Publishers of the Largest Collection of Stereoscopic Views io (he Southern States.
14 1 and 1-13 Broughton Stroot, .Savannah, Cfa.
HOTELS.
MARSHALL HOUSE,
BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
G-eorore D. I lodges, Proprietor.
‘Vito CiuuncloL Houfo. Tvb ioJtuicl. 1
SHOES AND HATS
BARGAINS.
SHOES 1 HITS
Ladles' S3 Of) American Kid Button- the bed
shoe sold lor the price
Ladies' Jewel. In Kid, at $1 50
ladles’ Brisht Doneola at Sle7s.
Si 00. Lodies SI ~t>. Ladle so.
Consumers in every looking (or tin
cheapest, the best shoes iiJPrn city at the above
prices.
Sole Agent for the James Meant
$3 00 Shoe. Can't be Beat.
James Means' $4 flfl Shoe, bead-welted, be* ae
equal.
Hand sewed Shoes (or Gents' wear, $5 00
$8 30. Every pair warranted.
(Wc. Infants', 75c. Infants', $1 00. All Undent
above prices.
7&c. Children s. $1 00 Children's, SI 50, is PeW
bie Goat, Kid or Bright Dongola.
HATS!
Receiving on every steamer styles tor IM7-SS
Gents 6tilt Hats. $1 60 to $4 do.
Gents' Soft Hate. 50c. to S* 00.
Children's Hats. 85c. tosl 60.
Send C. O. D. order and you will not regret it
i S. NICHOLS,
128 Broughton Street,
SAVANNAH, - - GA
GROCERIES.
111. CHAMPION
GROCER,
LIQUOR DEALER*
and
Wholesale Fruits, Vegetable*
and Country Produce.
( ONFIGNMF.NTS AND ORDERS SOLICITED
IS4 Congress. Ifl3 Sl.-lullan St*
Bavannsh. fin. *
MANHOOD RESTORED.
tig Pri-ninturo Decay, Nervous Debility, LOM
Manhood etc., having tried in rain every kunvrd
remedy, ha. disoovered a simple self cure, whloi
he will send FREE to hla fallow sufferers A.tS
dress C. J MAHON. Poet Offloe Box BIT 9, TSm4
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