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

,snu, Katie Price, Susie Holtzclaw.
Eva Perry, Emma Martin, Annie
Martin, May Bailey and Mittie Stea.
gaii, oil with cheerful faces and spark
ing eyes made bright bv Intelligence.
throwing ray OF sunshine wherever
they 20, ldispelling sorrow and max.
ing mirth and gaiety the rule. allow
ing no frown of sorrow To steal hid
ing place upon faces so full Of life, free
rom care, and blooming with beauty.
III Is due Mr.. II. }. Glow, All old and |
much esteemed citizen of the county.
that we put him down as the original |
founder OF Coleman, rs he very wisely |
donated large tract OF land, adioin-
ing that portion the courthouse now |
stands on, to the town, and started the |
Town upon a rock-bottom basis, his |
deeds 10 the land so donated running |
BACK to the head-rlght. Mr.. CLOVIS |
head Is already decked with silvery
LOCKS, his step IL not so firm rs In years |
OF old, hut his pride and ambition ex-
ceed that of many younger men
and the prosperity OF Coleman is Joy
to his soul. We trust he may yet live
to hear the locomotive whistle within
the city limits Of Coleman.
The following are a few of the repre-.
sentative firms Of Coleman City:
\. c. DUNN,
banker. Exchange bought and sold
on the principal banks Of the United
states. Collections and all kinds
banking business promptly attended
TO. Mr.. Dunn Is an enterprlsing man,
enjoys fine reputation as a good
financier, Is obliging and kind, indus
trious and honest, having ample means
to make u first-class combination.
Il. $. BOWEN Il BRO,
land agency. This firm IL composed
of X. $ Bowen and Il. M. Bowen.
Their agency was established in 1876,
Mr.. II. $. Bowen being one of the sur
veying party that laid the city OIL. He
is clever. polished gentleman, has the
entire confidence of his fellow-country-
men, and has done much toward the
successful development Of Coleman
county and city. Mr.. Bowen, like
Maj Glow, has the interests of Cole
man county at heart and is ever invit-
ing energetic people to come and locate
IN this the"spring county" of the west.
The agency has fine bargains TO
offer in improved and unimproved
lands, city property and country prop
erty, RANCHES and farms. Titles exam
ined and perfected. Correspondence
solicited.
l.. y. COLLINS,
druggist and stationer. Pure drugs
and medicines, books and stationery,
toilet and fancy articles, fine tobaccos
and cigars, musica! Instruments and
sheet music, fine and plated jewelry.
Mr.. Collins is also manager of the Cole.
man opera-house, one Of the largest
| h.a tIntaI hall.
of Fort Worth. He has by his
honest dealings won the respect OF
the entire community and enjoys n
lecteu stock and having studied the
wants of his many patrons he Is en-
abled to give entire satisfaction.
DUNN n WARREN,
dealers in general merchandise, flour
and meal. The best grades and largest
quantities of dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, gents furnishing goods
and ladies' findings. This is u good,
reliable house, doing IA large business
daily replenisning their large stock
thereby giving their patrons the adj
vantage of fresh and new goods al
rock bottom prices.
i. L. CASNADAY,
proprietor of the new boot and she's
store. Mr.. Cannaday has well.se
lected stock of hand and machine
made boots and shoes OF late st and i'm
proved STYLES. Finest finish and dura
bility Il specially. Ladies' shoes IL
great variety.
Mr.. Cannaday is practical boo
and shoe maker, and enjoys higl
reputation as such. He only uses tn,
, finest kips and French findings. AL
work guaranteed and u good TIT in
sured.
+ ID. \. PADDLEfoRD,
, dealer in furniture, uueensware ant
glassware. Mr.. Paddleford keeps con
stantly on hand a full line OF parlor
bedroom and office furniture, from tn
most elegant parlor TO the most eco
. nomical cottage suits, and all at price
to suit the times. Picture frames
molcings, ornaments, etc, in grea
variety. This is the depot for china
I aueensware and glassware, wher
prices, styles and supply will surpris
, you. Though this is n wor
derfully healthy country, some
times Mr.. Paddleford Is calle
upon To furnish a cofliI
:, which he keeps In stock with a ful
+ line of undertakers goods. Larg
I, stone house on Commercial avenue.
MCoRD a. LINDSAY,
u land agents, j. T.. McCord and II. A
Lindsay, two old and highly-respecte
}, citizens, doing fine business, whic
! is daily increasing as the county Dc
J; yelops. This firm has unimprove
and improved lands for sale. They d
q nm exclusive land business and devot
: their undivided attention to the same
!, They have a complete set oil aostrac
y books, which enables .n,,,v 'n an
u serves as an lndispensao
guide to the new settler and lastiD
and complete reference for the old &c
tier. They also solicit correspond
ence.
s- FLIPPEN d JONES.
A. druggists. A full line OF pure, drug
a patent medicines, paints, OILS. va
" nisbes, brushes, etc, always on ham
4. A practical prescriplionist ready at
,e hours to carefully compound prescri
% tions. Messrs. Flippen a Jones have
fine stock and u splendid stand, bein
centrally located, and appreciate u
id liberal patronage they receive
A. BAILEY & BENSON,
la dealers In general merchandise, di
re- goods. groceries. boots, shoes, hat
ct caps, etc. Finest lines Of caiicoes an
a prints, fancy dress goods ana are
In findings, cuffs, collars, handkerchie
lie and hosiery. A good Hue OF rean
a. made clothing of latest fashions ~
I'd finest material. Ranchmen's suppli
~ q specially. This hrm T. c9np D