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

prict6r 5 the dest undertaken in the county
one OF the aiding merchants. and is highly re
garded as a citizen. store, SeamenS building
West broadway.
JOHN C. BERNAY,
General merchandise dealer, has an immens
stock OF great variety, happily designed 1
meet the public wants and at prices that c9aI
line of dry goods, clothing, hats, boots
shoes, dress goods and trimmings, la
dies and gents furnishing goods and stapl
| and farmerswill do well to call at this frs
class house. Mr.. Bernay is a merchant o
much experience and by his upright dealing.
has secured an extensive and increasing busi
ness, and is eminently esteemed as q citizen
| Business, corner of South and West BrOadwa,
| opposite public square.
w. F. SMITH, SUCCESSOR TO SHARP 6
| SMITH.
| Dealer in furniture, and carries a full anC
complete stock OF choice selection of goods
| and does an extensive business in Brown anC
| the counties adjacent, enjoying the confidence
| OF the entire public Keeps constantly OF
| nand a full line OF the most modern patterns
| OF parlOT and chamber suits, sofas, wardrobe.
tables, ,bedSteads chairs. safes, mattresses, ear
| pets and general household goods; makes
| speciality of undertaking, burial cases and
caskets of the neatest design furnished OF
| short notice; also agents for the celebrated
| Domestic and American sewing machines.
| The proprietor is a popular gentleman and
| leading citizen and well merits his flattering
| trade. Business in the newly erected Smith
DullulnB, west DrOduWdy
DIR. F. NJ. DAVIS,
| Drugs, patent medicines, paints, oils, leads
| toilet articles and fancy goods. has built up q
safe business and won the entire confidence OF
the public. He is a practicing physician and
surgeon, stands high in his profession and
merits the popularity and patronage he enjoys.
Store and office, east side public square.
LEON BRIN,
General c'othier and dry goods merchant,
ba pf ba an oh IN
est stock of merchandise in West Texas. Dry
goods, dress goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
ladies and gents hats and furnishing goods.
trunks. valiSes, carpets all shades of silk and
satin dress goods and dress trimmings, clOakS,
and dolmans, and everything kept in a first
class clothing establishment. A mammoth
stock of fall and winter goods has been re-
ceived and is displayed at this reliable new
store, and parties needing supply In this line
will do well by calling on this popu-
chant, whose motto is 'Quick sales, small
profits and strictly for cash and cash only"
Store, in the elegant Brin building, just
erected, corner North and West Broadway, Op-
pOSite public square.
CHARLES STEEFENS & co.
Dealers in general merchandise, and one of
the representative firms of West Texas, fenjOys
tlattering trade in this and the counties
adjoining. Have one of the largest and best
selected stocks in this section. Dry goods,
clothing, hats boots. shoes, wagon sheets and
bows, groceries and ranch and larm supplies.
Pay the highest cash prices for country pro-
duce, are manufacturers, agents for the cele-
brated Ladd'St Sheep Dip Tobacco. and the
popular Singer and New Home Sewing Ma
chimes .MeSssrs. Steffens and Smith proprietors,
are enterpriZing merchants and popular citi-
Zens. Store. Smiths banking House, corner
South and West Broadway.
HOLLEMAN, NOEL & HENDERSON,
Land agents and live stock brokers, is one of
the most reliable agencies in BrownwoOd; will
buy and sell land in Western Texas, pay taxes
pnld
taxes. Special attention paid to the purchase
and sale OF cattle and sheep. Mr. Holleman
has dealt in cattle and SkGep IN Texas for the
past twelve years and will give the stock busi-
ness of the firm his personal attention. STOCK
advertised and shown free of charge. Refer
enceS First National Bank, Brownwood; r.
L. Dunman Co., bankers, Coleman City; Bus
tin & Sims, bankers, Paint Rock; Smith &
S!eftens, bankers, Abilene; A. w. Dunn, bank
er, Colorado City; Nelson 81 Noel, bankers, st.
Louis, Mo. Business correspondence solicited.
These gentlemen are among the DeSE cltlZenS.
and all business entrusted to their care will
receive prompt and satisfactory attention.
Office. Noel building. West Broadway
SCOTT s. JENNINGS,
attorneys at law, are widely and fayOrably
known in the state as standing foremost in
their profession. Practice in all the state and
federal courts, and pay special attention to
land litigation and the investigation of land
titles. Non-residents can place their business
that it will receive immediate and proper
attention with pleasure we recommend
these popular gentlemen and able lawyers to
the confidence of our readers.
n. A. ALTMAN,
Dealer in Fancy and Family Groceries, Pure
Wines, Whisllies and Brandies. keeps large
and choice stock of goods, and has an exten-
Siye and far-reaching trade i'll Brown and ad-
joining counties. Mr. Altman is well known as
an upright business man and worthy citizen.
His large patronage is but the fruit of his hon
est ana fair dealings. Place OF business IN the
imposing stone structure, West Broadway, op-
pOSite the public SQUARE
GOODWIN S GOODWIN,
Prominent Attorneys at Law and Land Agents,
have gained for themselves tatterlng reputa-
tiOn for the speedy and correct transaction OF
all business placed in their hands. Practice in
all the state and federal courts make spe-
cialty of land litigation, buy and sell lands,
Col. Goodwin is one of the early settlers of
Brown county and is highly esteemed by his
fellOw-citizens, and his son, the junior partner,
is a popular and rising attorney. Office East
Broadway.
w. F. KNIGHT,
One of the Oldest and leading merchants in
Brown county, does a safe and extensive busi-
ness; carries a full line of general merchan-
disc and sells at small profits, clothing, dry
ware, saddlery, hardware, wagons and bug
gieS, and general ranch and 1arm supplies.
BrownwOOd, and is much esteemed as a citi-
zen. Business, Knight block, North Broadway.
w. R. CLEMENTS g. BRO.
Fancy and staple grocers, do good and safe
business, and carry full and complete stock
of sugar, flour, bacon, tobacco, rice, coffee,
confectionery, and farm and ranch supplies
generally. Purchasers will find it to their in
terest to patroniZe these reliable and popular
young merchants. Store, East Broadway, neal
! public square.
j. NJ. CRUNDTELL,
Jeweller, established 1877, has the largest and
choicest stock of watches, clocks and jewelry
in the county This is the oldest establish
ment in this line in West Texas; has gained a
| fine reputation for the excellence of his re-
| pairing, and the reliability Of his goods. Store
| in Coggin building, corner West and South
| Broadway.
J.C. BOSWELL,
dealer in stationery. Established 1879. Has
| a full line of books, musical instruments,
music, confectionery, fancy goods and notions.
tionery house in Brownwood, and enjoys 9
| large trade for hundreds Of miles around
| Agent for the popular White sewing machine
Store in Coggin building, corner West ant
THE ARCADE SALOON
| is very fine pleasure resort and enjoys an ex
| tensive trade from far and near. Parties visit
! ing Brownwood can find at this attractive eS
tabliShment everything in the line of flrSt-claS:
whiskies, wines, brandies, beer, cigars and all
| the latest beverages. Have in connection ele
CANT billiard .parlors, where time can bt
| winged away either playing billiards or pool
l.. Verbryck is the merry and popular proprie
tor, and Sol Tanner the professional mixo
logist. Saloon East Broadway.
D. X. TAYLOR'S STABLES,
Livery, feed and sale stables, are among th'
| best stocked and fully equipped in Western
| Texas. Furnishes the best of teams and bug
gies to the travelling public at reasonable rates
and takes the best OF care OF all stock left il
bis stables. The proprietor Is among Brown
woods most enterprising and worthy citizens
| and we cheerfully commend him to the patron
age of the public. Stables northeast corner O
| Public Square.
j. N. SUMMERS,
Dealer in fancy and staple groceries, keeps
well selected stock and sells at prices taat de
| fly competition. Mr.. Summers Is a popula
young man, and merits the f1attering trade h
enjoys. Store south side Public Square.
STABLES OF HARRYMAN s. HALL.
Livery. feed and sale stables, rank among tn
largest and best equipped in the state, have tht
very best drummors' outfits, and all the liver
is complete in every detail and furnished il
short order and on the most reasonable terms
The courteous and accommodating proprietor
are highly esteemed citizens and well deserN
ing of their immense business, and we gladl
recommend them to the patronage OF our reae
erS. Stables corner South Broadway an
Water streets, and office Of the BrownwoOd an
Cisco Stag line.
OUR SUNNY SOUTH,
Issued by the Sunny South Publishing con
pany. j. o. Cant, president, is entering upo
the fourth year Of its marvellous career. an
has attained an exalted place in literary eli
cles; its circulation extending into every stat
in the Union, cheering the fireside of 35 ,0C
homes. Has two steam presses of the late'
design, paster and folder, aud twenty-five en-
ployes. Ed. P. Mickle is the able editor an
business manager. and E. E. Hull, the effieieI
superintendent. The towering structure is
great ornament to the town.
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