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Show Changes and Additions. The firm name of William Jennings Jen-nings A Sons has been changed to that of William Jennings, Sons & Sadler, Mr. Henry Sadler, formerly ofTcoodol A Co., becoming a member mem-ber ofthe firm, Mr. Sadler enjoys a fine reputation as a business man, and his practical experience added to the well known mercantile ability of the Messrs. Jennings, will constitute the new firm one of the strongest and most experienced in this region. This house has added a grocery department de-partment to its other business, having hav-ing fitted up the basement of the Emporium for that purpose. An entrance by means of steps and a commodious area has been opened on the north side of the building, by which easy access may be attained to the grocery department. A handsome hand-some and substantial iron railing, en route from the east, will soon take the place of the temporary wooden railing now surmounting the area wall, which will add safety and beauty to the alteration. A complete stock of groceries, both Btaple and fancy, will be found in this store, which opens this morning for the reception of customers. cus-tomers. The goods are all fresh, and purchased expressly for this trade. The usual full and complete stock of staple dry goods, dress goods, notions, no-tions, etc., will be found in the hand-tome hand-tome first floor store ofthe Emporium. See the mammoth advertisement on our first page. |
