The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-11-15
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,

Under the management of its genial and oblig
Ing proprietor, Z. w. Fitzgerald. is cOnven-
lently located and is a large and stately build
| ing, c0mmOdiously arranged and handsomely
| furnished for the special accommodation OF
the travelling public. Neatness and cleanli-
ness characterize this house i'll all iJs depart
ments, and the tempting fare includes the
| markets best. Has large and convenient sam
| pie rooms for the accommodation of travel
| ling statesmen. MIR. Fitzgerald IS worthy
gentleman, and well knows how TO cater to his
guests in a satisfactory way.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Has an authorized capital of 100000 and apaid
up capital OF SI5 900. Does exclusively banking
| and exchange business. This is one of largest
| and sOundest establishments in the state, do
| ing an extensive business in this and the ad
| joining counties, and enjoying the confidence
of the public at large. j. L. Vaughn, the pres
ident, has state reputation as an old and re-
liable citizen, and a cattle king OF much note
The bank is under the management OF an ana
bic gentleman and an able tinancier, hr
Brooke Smith, the cashier. This gentleman
figures among the foremost in every enter
entrusted to this institution will receive prompt
and satisfactory attention. Among the dlrec-
tors we find some of the most prominent cap
at Abilene; j. G, Weakly, leading hardware
merchant: J. @. Trent, and j. L. Vaughn, two
Of the wealthlest stockmen in Texas, and
Brooke Smith. cashier, principal owner OF two
banking establishments. Two OF the dlrec-
tors, Messrs. Smith and Steftins, are propre-
1r OF f9s S sf SMITH
building, @ cor corner West tt and nd South Broadway
COGGIN BROS. CO., BANKERS,
are rated tirst-class, operate on large capital
and have the unDounded confidence OF the en-
and integrity which guarantee to those pa
troniZing them security and the best OF satls-
faction. S. r. Coggin and NJ. j. Coggin, mem
bers Of the firm, are largely and tavoraDly
known as -"'ong the early settlers OF western
Texasln1 lekIings of acknowledged dis
Der Of the firm, is a worthy citizen and enjoys |
a wide reputation as a thorough business man;
Mr.. Henry Ford, the extremely popular and
able county clerk. became, on November ], an |
equal partner in this institution, and ne Is an
old-timer in western Texas and much re-
speeted: He will, doubtless, ADD greatly gd nyoS 10
porous concern. Bank in the stately Coggln |
opera house building, corner West and South |
Broadway.
j. d. KINNRBREW & CO.'S STEAM FLOU r. |
ING AND GRIST MILL
Is a mammoth structure, and lends decided |
manufacturing air to Brownwood, was estab- |
lished in 1879 and is under the personal man.
agement Of Mr.. Kinnebrew, gentleman OF |
long experience in this business and ranking |
among she leading flour manufacturers in the |
South. The mill Is fitted up with all the latest
improved machinery and all the modern IA
citieS in this line, has four run OF burrS Of the
most recent design and the immense capacity |
for turning out y barrels or b6rI ten an
faetured and furnished the trade last year
nearly one million pounds of flour. This firm
yOrably compares with Northern manufacture,
and purchasers win find among the different |
brands qualities and prices that guarantee sat
isfactiOn to the trade. Brands given according
to grade: New Process, )" "ROse of the Vest
''XXXX" and mo. Nichguara.' Will sell all |
kinds of grain. Mr.. Kinnebrew is prominent |
and worthy citizen, and the firm deSerVedly |
merits its great patronage.
W. F. SONS STEAM COTTON GIN
is among the largest and has facilities for hand |
ling cotton that cannot be surpassed in Texas, |
has the most improved machinery and is COM |
plete in every detail. Two Of the most recent |
models of sixty saw gin stands-thiS mammoth |
gin has q large platform and hand cars that |
greatly aid in handling bales. Ginned last year |
over two-huudred thousand pounds of cotton, |
Wagon scales are near the gin, this is the best |
and most reliable gin in Brownwood and we |
gladly commend it to the public patronage. On |
North Broadway.