Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-30

obllging and reliable; Mr.. A. Petty, .
soul-stirring fellow, with splendid
reputation. and Mr.. w. &. Perry,
obliging aud kind, always glad to wei
come his many friends To their house.
This makes n stanch firm, selling nj
Wholesale and retail. They deal I'm
general merchandise. and are also
c ,mmission and forwarding mer-
chants. Stockmen's, woolgrowers' and
farm supplies q speciality. Their stock
Is well selected and cons SITS of fancy
dry goods, ladies' hosiery, fine dress
goods, satins and silks, pripts and dc
mestics, gents furnishing goods, boots,
shoes, hats, caps and notions. They
keep on hand mammoth stock Of
family groceries, and pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds of country
produce. This house last season shipped
over loo, 600 pounds OF wool, and has n
large warehouse for toripg wool cotton,
hides, etc. They employ large force
OF polite statesmen, who know just how
to walt upon the customers who throng
the store from morning till night.
The energy and enterprise OF this firm
merit the liberal patronage aud en-
viable reputation II enjoys. We see at
once the country people can find a
ready market for all their productions.
FLORENCE HOTEL.
This Is "A model hotel, with splendid
fare and superb rooms. Prompt and
polite attention given to It's large list
of patrons. Is centrally located, only
a few steps from Commercial avenue,
and IL under the able management OF
Mrs. Florence Dustin. This
Is perhaps one of the very best
heteis In the West. Its management
Is thorough and everything one could
wish q hotel to be.
GORDON * PITTMAS,
dealers in tinware, hardware, stoves,
wagons and agricultural implements.
They keen In stock the celebrated
Weir Il Cassidy sulky plows, Taylo
threshing machinery; Harrison, Balm
and Fish Bros. wagons, ms well az
Bridge, Beecher Il Bros stoves,
Thu and iron roofing q
speciality. J. i. Gordon aud
b. III. Pittman, constituting this firm
are live, energetic men and well merit
the reputation they bear, and hav,
worked up a fine business and keel
pace with the times in replenishinl
their stocks.
4 W. W. READ
LAWYER and land agent, does genera
lana and law business. Mr.. Read Is
polished, practical gentleman, and ha
established himself here. He has fin
inducements to offer parties desiring
to invest In lands In the West. Gen
eral law and collecting bushes
promptly attended to.
+. W. DUDLEY,
| a L..
rigs, with reliable teams and trust
drivers, furnished at all times upol
short notice. This Is IA iirst-class stable
and satisfaction Is always given. MI
Dudley Is n clever. polite gentleman
and Coleman Is proud TO claim him a
Its favorite stable man.
u. y, COOPER,
blacksmith and wood-worker. MI
Cooper is n practical workman an
guai aDtees all work. Industrious an
energetic, he has host of friends an
a large patronage.
II. L.. WRIGHT,
general merchant. Gents furnishin
goods speciality. This house is eel
trally located, and carries large stoc
of dry goods, trunks, valises, ladie
wear, etc; also fine lot of grocerle
tobacco, cigars, etc.
MRS SUE MASON,
: fashionable millinery. Mrs Maso
has cuts of the latest patterns, fashion
and styles, and can at all times pleas
her many lady patrons as TO styl
1 price and finish.
y. %. WOODWARD,
attorney at law. Mr.. Woodward
/ the popular county attorney for Col
, man county, and In addition to lool
| ing out for the fair name of IL
: county, he also does gener
law business and make collections an
quick returns. Mr.. Woodward IL
4 young man, and has already mac
: himself famous for his energy, and h
:, efforts in behalf of the county hay
e been appreciated by the people,
= they at,ested at the ballot-box IN
y elected him to the Office the secon
/. time.
{ II, II. BAIRD,
!, proprietor OF the Coleman mills al
Q gin. A 6rst-class mill and gin, ~
q upon the most improved plan, supple
l. with modern appliances. Mr.. Bal
: is making good reputation here Al
d his mills aud gin are blessing TO Il
!, community.
IA DIR. c. NJ. ALEXANDER
q is located here and offers his prof,
sional services to the public. The dc
tor Is II pleasant, polished gentlema
!. and has IA good reputation TO tack on
q his big sheep.skin from one OF the b'
h medical colleges in the country.
q j. II. EVANS
d is the efficient county surveyor. i
o position enables him to be well post
e as TO lands.
3. Il. j.. WHITE,
It attorney-at-law. Mr.. White is a go
n lawyer, n clever gentleman and PR
d tices in all the courts.
lie III. r. SIMS,
4 attorney-at-law, practices In Colem
l. aud adjoining counties, In the 10"
l. and higher courts. Mr.. Sims does
general law business and all matt
entrusted TO him will receive prom
y. attention. We had the pleasure
r, Mr.. Sims company on Il short Jourh
d and found him an intelligent gent
N man and commend him to the kind
n. consideration of the public ms q gc
a man, fine lawyer, Endorsed by
10 who know him.
NOTES.
While we were yet In town J
" VIM. Babb reported TO us the findi
>. upon his ranch In this county o
ID huge skeleton, supposed to be that {
ss human. The skeleton was examlI
II. by DIR. Broadnax and pronounced
a. him to be human. The leg boie IF
n knee to foot measured four feet eli
es inches and thirty-six inches aroul
of The arm bone was three feet one In
~ from elbow To hand. and rib