Mr. J. W. Hight, formerly with Messrs.
Rowland A Mitchell, has accepted a posi
tion with Mr. Thomason for the present
year also. He extends a cordial invitation
to his friends to call on him at his new place
of business, promising to make it to the in
terest of those who trade with him.
Gents, gauze undershirts almost given
away at Burwell & Co's. Gents, liuen col
lars only lOcts., Suspenders and gents 4
hose very cheap.
Goes into Business for Himself.
Jacob Frank who has conducted Mr. W.
W. Reavis' butcher business for some time,
has opened an establishment for himself.
and desires the Gold Leaf to announce
the fact to his friends and former custo
mers. He thas rented the room in the
Young building between Wood's jewelry
store and the bakery, and in connection
with his butcher business will keep a sup
ply of green groceries on hand at all times.
He will handle butter, eggs, chickens, veg
etables, canuedgood3, etc., "and will fill
orders for families at all times. Mr. Frank
is a good butcher, is prompt and reliable
in bis dealings, and the Gold Leap be
speaks for him a liberal share of the publio
patronage.
