The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-11-01

general merchandise, carry large line Of dry
goods, clothing and groceries. Buy cotton, pc
shoes. hats, etc. House established ten years
Trade extends to Llano. Mason, kimble, Nc
Culloch, Gillespie and Blanco. Stock about
$4,000. This firm combine all the elements
for success, being thorough business men long
known and tried in mercantile life. Mr. Jones
Is one of the established business men of Bur
net. fayorably known in all the varied relations
of life, both as a citizen and merchant. Mr.
Hicks was four years with the popular house
of Hudson, Watson g. Co, is familiar with all
the details of an extensive business, courteous
in his manners, ever ready TO accommodate,
ana will retain much of the business OF the old
firm. Mr.. Rose, the junior partner, Is wide
awake. energetic young gentleman, combining
all the attributes that complete the man and
the merchant. With such record. this firm
enters the of competitive trade with the
assurance that worth will win.
R. T. SMITH & SON;
Wholesale and retail provision and family gro
sale line of their business. They buy in carload
lots. paying spot cash, which enables the firm
to sell at low prices, besides the advantage they
hands and in large quantities. Flour, bacon,
corn. meal oats, bran and family groceries will
be found at their store In large supply, The
M hint e tnsSe ba Ser eEt
ant and enduring links OF trade intercourse.
j. j. MABRY,
Dealer In general merchandise, dry goods,
groceries, etc. Buys wool, cotton, hides, Pc
cans, furs, etc. Sells for cash on small profits,
prOdncs pra dsss Mab gfse az cost h
$4,000 stock of goods at Blufftel, prior to the
opening of new aud larger stCck of general
door to Brownlees corner. He is offering for
sale 1000 bushels of corn at 75 cents per bushel.
Mr. Mabry has transacted business in Bur
net county successfully and to the satisfaction
of all, for eighteen. years past, Is thoroughly
identified with, and most faNorably known, to
the citizens of this and adjoining Counties; de-
serves and Will be sure to on nolS ab large share OF
of friends In Burnet, who will welcome him
here as an acquisition to the town; The
growth and increasing yalns OF his extensive
er's ink. His success in hanging gut his sign
in the columns of newspapers is a Standing
monument to the zeal and enterprise exhibited,
pursue the slow methods of business ell parSi-
mOnious principles.
B0WMER 3 BROOKS.
Dealers in staple and fancy groceries, located
at DR.. Embrey'S old stand, on the west side of
ocE Of v sdRas sappey SaFy sgy frgs 6a@ nS eas I
noted brand of White Swan flour and the Lone
Star sugar cured hatns, besides full line of
fancy groSeits Ssat tgaseo cts Gonfec
mentioned in their list of general mefChandisei
B. E. Bowmer and E. Brooks. the pleasant and
accommodating gentlemen who constitute the
increasing trade. their liberality in dealing
with custonletS is adding to the popularity OF
the house. while Success is dtie TO fhe, refuta:.
ton already established of selling articles OF
the best quality and at reasonable prices
J. B. RAWLINGS g. CO.,
Commission merchants and forwarders, are
the active buyers of cotton, wool and hides in
Burnet, and make liberal advances on consign-
ments. j. B. Rawlings and Samuel E. Holland,
well known In the County, who constitute the
firm, are live, energetic gentlemen: They ham
die large stock Of grain, hay, -four, meal; etc.
The firm also does q storage business, having
ample accommodations in their warerOOms,
near the depot. This firm has recently opened
store in connection with their other business,
for the sale Of staple and fancy groceries, and
also buy and sell country produce.
CLARK g. BAEbAFD,
Dealers in dry goods and staple and fancy gro
ceries, are located on Jackson street, near the
railroad depot This firm handles the cele-
brated Sea Foam flour ia carload lots, with
dating gentlemen are building up a good trade.
Opposite the Timber yard OF LoOmiS q Christ
ian, near the depot, is the place, and Clark s.
Ballard are the names purchasers can easily
CHURCHILL BROS,
Are wholesale and retail dealers in hard
ware and tinware of every description that can
be called for, which they sell at the lowest bot
full stock and variety OF the best stoves, guns
pistols and cartridges, and also to the cele-
brated Turnbull and Mitchell wagons. Church
ill Bros are agents for the American powder
mills, and have powder magazine east OF
town, where they keep a supply of the COM
bustible material on hand at ST. Louis prices.
They are also agents for some of the best man.
ufacturers of gins, mills and machinery. This
justly popular firm buys by the carload, and
can afford, as they do, to sell at the lowest liv-
ing prices. Their strictly business habits, lib
eral and honest dealing, and courteous atten-
tion to all, has won them large and increasing
trade.