The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
w. II. TEAGUE's

lounges, cots and chairs, and IcuShlonS
and pillows Also upholStering neatly
done. On Fourth street, near West
ern avenue.
J.F. IRVINE,
ornamental, sign and carriage painter;
also house painting and paper hang
ing. in all the latest styles. This gen
tleman is a finished workman, and has
gained wide reputation for his ar
tiStic work. A large stock of paints
and oils are always kept on hand.
Shop opposite Tracy Hotel.
G. w. HAMMoNs K BROTHER,
proprietors of the Galveston Saloon"
one of the most popular resorts in the
city, enjoy an extensive patronage
and always keep on hand the choicest
drinks and d full stock of ales, wines
and liquors. Good music always in
attendance. Centrally located on
Third street.
RAsBRURY, NJ MMILLEN & cos
livery and feed stable is on Third
street, and is complete in all its de
tails. The proprietors are always
prepared to supply visitors with first
class livery on the most reasonable
terms.
THE COMMERCIAL SALOON,
Wolfson & Kritzer. proprietors, is
centrally located on Third street and
is one of the most charming pleasure
resorts in the state. Has fine bill
lizard parlor in connection with it and
an enchanting band of music 1t is
patronized by the best classes.
GEORGE r. TAYLOR'S
livery and feed stable, opposite the
public square, has just been stocked
with the finest horses and equipped
with the most complete outfits.
GEORGE T. MALONE & CO.,
bankers, commission merchants and
jobberS of dry goods, have the largest
and the best kept stock of dry goods,
clothing and boots and shoes in the
city, and are doing an immense busi-
ness in LampaSaS and adjoining cOun-
ties. The firm is also engaged exten-
Sively in the banking and exchange
business. References: Exchange Bank,
Dallas; j. H. Raymond & Co., Austin;
L. W. House, Houston; First Nation
al Eank, Galveston; Boatmen's Sa.
wings Bank, st. Louis; Chase National
Bank, New York; Latham, AleXan-
der & Co., bankers, New 7 York; and
Maverick National Bank, Boston.
Cotton handled on commission and
storage only.
They will soon remC%e to their
spacious and handsome building. at
the corner of Third street and West
ern avenue.
$. r.. BAINES q co.
have the finest stock of books, station
aru Il cnnfaofJnnoru al in
the city.
This is the depot where you can
find The STATESMAN and all the
leading journals, the works of stand
ard authors and periodicals Of the
day, together with a fine assortment
of cigars. Store opposite the square.
MCAUSLAND & EXALL,
real estate and live stock brokers,
are one of the most reliable firms in
the city. They buy, sell, lease or rent
city property, ranches or farm lands,
pay taxes. perfect taxes and make col
lections. VIII also buy and sell all
| classes Of live stock.
DYER < LOGAN,
sEholesale druggists and jewellers,
have the largest and best stock in
their line in the city and are deserving
of a liberal patronage. Prescriptions
put up at all hours of the day or night
by the most experienced clerks. Their
commodious store Is on Third street.
a. II. RUBENsTEIN
keeps a large and excellent stock of
| dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes,
and gents furnishing goods. This
! house merits large patronage and its
standing is first class in every partic-
ular. Store in Rubenstein's opera
| house.
j. A. 4 /. n. HAMON,
dealers in drugs, paints, oils and
patent medicines, established in 1882
is the oldest firm in this line in the
| county, and are doing an excellent
business at their store, in the post
office building.
! WATSON BROS.
have full line of dry goods, fancy
goods, boots and shoes and gents fur
nishing goods, at bottom prices. This
| concern is one OF the most reliable in
the place. Both members of the firm
are gentlemen Of long experience in
this line of business. Store on Third
street.
j. D. MILAN & co.
are dealers in furniture, carpets, oil
cloths and house furnishing goods,
such as mattresses, tables, chairs,
chamber sets. wardrobeS, toilet
stands, ETC.: also undertakers, and
keep metallic caskets and wooden cof
! fins. Store c)rner Western avenue
| and Second street.
FRAZER & BURGEs,
| lumber dealers, are among the largest
and most reliable firms in the state,
their business extending into all the
adjoining and counties west of here.
Have always on hand an immense
stock of lumber, shingles, sash,- doors,
blinds, etc, and make speciality of
! Calcasieu yellow pine dressed lumber
Their mammoth yards are near the
freight depot.
a. W. SPENCER,
grain, coal. meal, feed, ETC., also stor-
age, forwarding and com mission
| house, has an extensive trade in this
and adjoining counties. and most sue
cessfully completes with the leading
| trade centres. Mr.. II. L. S. Kniffin is
| the efficient manager of this large
establishment. Store on Third street.
THE LANIPAsAS CARRIAGE SHOP
has gained wide reputation for turn
ing out work neatly and in short or
der. They manufacture all styles of
carriages and perform all kinds of
blacksmithing with dispatch. None
but experienced and artistic workmen
are employed and this firm deservedly
merits the large patronage they enjoy.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Philip Payn,
proprietor; 4. r. Moody, superinten-
dent Shop centrally located on third
street.
THE GLOBE SALOON,
Paul de Manade proprietor, is one of
the most orderly and best kept saloons
in the city. The latest d INKS and
best liquors and wines are always to
be found at this place of quiet ele:
gance.
TALLY & FREEMAN,
groceries, keep a full line of dry
| goods, notions and general merchan-
disc, and are first-class firm and de-
serving of liberal patronage. Call
and examine their stock and learn
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
DIR. J. NJ. CAIN,
dentist, formerly of Waco, is a gentle
man experienced and skilled in his
profession, and his Office is fitted up
for the successful prosecution of me-
chemical and Sltrtyif..ll I,.ufpStrV Df-