The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-11-08
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A GOOD SOUTHERN HOUSE.

The New Orleans Times and South.
ern Journal, of Nov. l, among its
trade items, mentions the popular
Stationery and Printing House Of Col
A. w. Hyatt, in the subjoined de-
eerving terms of commentator. Col
Hyatt is an advertiser in THE COMET
and we know from dealings dating
back to the beginning of our journa'
| listic vocation that he is faithful
straightforward, accommodating, ac'
curate and agreeable man in business
The Times speaks of him in these
high terms: .......
A house making handling of commercial
stationery, mercantile printing, and manu-
featuring blank books, leading spedialties,
is that of A. W. Hyatt of No. 3s Camp
Street. This house was originally estabN
lished in 1868 by Mr.. P. ]. Christian. In
1873 Mr.. Hyatt-who had been associated
with the house from April 1S6S--purchased
Mr.. Christians interest, and continued the
bushes under his own name. Mr.. Hyatt
is thoroughly and practically acquainted
with every detail of the printing and book.
binding departments, having followed these
occupations from boyhood up, a fact which
has contributed largely to his great success
All work coming from his establishment, il
of the highest known character in every
respect. His stock is purchased directly
from manufacturers hands and in quantities
sufficient to secure the largest discount.
1t must be evident that Mr., Hyatt's adj.
vantages are Of superior order-in fac
he can offer buyers every inducement therc
is. He numbers among his list Of pa
irons many of the prominent Banks anC
Insurance Companys in this city ant
State, as we'll as in other portions of tbt
South. His premises are fully equipped
with presses of the most approved make
ruling and binding machines, and type Of
every conceivable style, and the several dc.
partments when run to their fullest capaci-
ty give employment TO some thirty persons
We noticed some very fine specimens Of
printing pamphlet of the report of tn,
Louisiana State University, presenting al
| fine an appearance as anything of the kint
we ever saw. Mr.. Hyatt has earned higl
reputation as pamphlet, mercantile, ant
Rail Road printer, and photographer. Thu
usual assortment of sundry articles dealt il
by houses Of this nature can be found il
his stock We will mention that Mr.. Hyatt
has samples of Military Goods and Societ,
Regalis, at his place Of business from which
selections can be made for companies ant
societies uniforms and regalias. Thes,
/ goods are manufactured at Philadelphia
by Mr.. ]. H. Wilson. The military com
panies in this city, are wearing equipments
made by Mr.. Wilson. Orders given TO Mr.
Hyatt for anything in this line, will b,
forwarded to the manufacturer, aud re-
ceive prompt attention.
In the keen competition which character
ICES transactions in all lines of business a
the present day, very close figuring has /,
be done, and Mr.. Hyatt is in position e
hold his own successfully with any hous,
in his departments Of trade. His Postofic,
address is Box sos. At Fairs held in thu
State and in Mississippi numerous diploma,
have been awarded to Mr.. Hyatt for manu-
featuring the highest grade Of blank books