Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

Their business ia quite extensive ana
under good management. Mr.. Abe
Schneider Is the Eastern buyer, being
located the greater part of the year in
New York The firm is prepared to
give quotations as low as any IN the
state can furnish, and the steady IN
crease In their business bespeaks the
satisfaction which their customers re
ceive in dealing with them.
WALKERS CHINA HALL.
Within the borders of the state there
does not exist handsomer china es.
adjustment than that belonging 10
w. w. Walker here. From the COM
aionest stoneware 10 the most delicate
china bisque and all well-known
makes, he not only carries very large
stock but imports his goods di'
rect, thereby saving 10 the purchaser
the middle mans profits. His com
plete stock of house furnishing ana Or
namental goods is such as To justify
thorough Inspection. His facilities for
supplying goods at wholesale are every
way complete and at the very lowest
market prices.
DUKE GOODMAN, AGRICULTURAL IN
| PIGMENTS,
is making specially of dealing di-
rectly with the manufacturers of the
leading implements, mill machinery
and vehicles. Among those he recoil-
mcnds to the farming community rs
the Cassaday sulky pillow, McCoruick
Irvine binder and harvester, Nichols,
Shepard d Co.'S. thr.shers and trac-
ton engines, Newton wagons, Rentch-
Ter grain drills, Hapgood's plows, and
mill and gin machinery of various
kinds. The large business done by
Mr.. Goodman in these lines evidence
the value which farmers and others
set upon the implements named, and
his popularity as n dealer speaks well
for his own reliability.
PfTrMAN & HARRISON, GRAIN.
Are exclusively dealers in grain,
hay and feedstuffs, and maintain
warehouses well stacked at four other
points, beside their mammoth brick
Headquarters in Sherman. The bust
ness of this firm has been conducted
upon such excellent principles rs TO
have secured To them the title OF "Old
Reliable,n These gentlemen are pre-
pared TO ship any amount of grain NJ
q moments notice, such are their Ia
cilities. Their transact ions have al
ways been of such character as To hold
to them all customers once secured.
Their quotations may be relied upon
AZ low as those of any regular grain
dealer in North Texas.
SHERMAN STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
of which Louis &. Gilmore is proprie-
tor, is the only steam marble works in
Texas. With improved and perfec;
machinery, Mr.. Gilmore is prepared
To turn out work unsurpassed any
where. Besides the first-class work
In monuments, etc he makes "a spe-
ciulty of iiue nantels, thing and iron
fencing. An Inspection of the beauti-
full statuary, perfect IN execution, and
the elaborate chiseling on granite in
dicates the artistic ability in Mr.. Gil
more's employ. Those contemplating
purchases in these lines should consult
Mr. Gilmore in person or by letter.
WARRINGTON IRON WORKS.
Under the management of Scion
Totten. These shops are making q
specially of reboring and reiitting all
classes of steam machinery, and boiler
repairing throughout the country.
Have complete foundry and can
make any machine casting. Their
woodworking and blacksmith shops
are also fully equipped. These works
are the only ones in the state possess
ing the latest improved steam hammer
(outside of railroad shops, and it is 3
machine as perfect ~ IL is useful; II
enables the heaviest forging 10 be
quickly executed in a thorough man
ner, and in connection with theil
larhe, power drill, planer, etc, III,
most intricate work can be promptly
done. Only firsl-class mechanics are
employed.
WALLACE d CO., HARDWARE.
This firm, composed Of II. Wal
lace aud his four sons, Walter, j. Il
w. NJ, and j A. Wallace, began this
business under above style tive years
ago. In II store 25Xl50 feet, they keel
a stock in every way complete and
comprises hardware of every descrip-
ton. They also have well-iitted til
shop in the second story. Are sole
agents in this locality for the well
: known Charter Oak stoves; also Ia,
Whitewater and Tennessee Wagont
and Avery's go DIS; now have on hand
twenty car losds of harbed wire, and
the fact OF their business having more
: than doubled in the past three y an
indicates the entire satisfaction they
afford their many customers.
+ LEWIS & DRAKE, REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. c. w. Lewis, formerly OF
+ Greenville, Miss, and DIR. u. L.
: Drake. late of Tennessee, formed theil
|. copartnership last year. They have
, already well established their reputa
ton socially as gentlemen of urdoubt
ed reliability and possessed of the en-
tire confidence of nll citizens mere
They have large amount OF very de
sirable farming and grazing lands fol
: sale in Northern Texas and are pre-
pared to furnish very interesting de
scriptive catalogue containing full IN
formation pertaining TO the land
bereabout, the climate, soil and III
products and capacity, all illustrated
by fine map. Write the firm 70
neir pamphlets, and expect from
them very trustworthy dealings.
RS BROS, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MENTS.
The largest in this line of hu-ines
| - I.,,,aa IN sherman and carr,