Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-14

cries, millinery and fancy notionS. He
came from Paris, Tenn, and is known
to the finsnciers of your town. He
sells for cash, strictly, and buys the
same way, and tells me that he owes
no man anything.
n. {. WRIGHT,
formerly of Mississippi, deals in hard
ware and farming implements, ma
chinery, etc. He has lately built him
self IA business house, and Is always
found on hand during business hours
and is always ready to attend to hi.
customers. He moves about with the
ease of much younger man.
JOHNSON & WITT
have just opened butcher shop.
where they keep beef, fresh, fat and
fine.
BOOTH Il LYNCH
are clever gentlemen who sell gro
ceries. We have traded with Mr..
Booth and know him to deal fairly.
We did not meet his partner. They
deserve success.
q. T.. BARNES
NJ. T. hotel is always prepared to feed
the travelling public. Meals at all
hours. Give him call.
DUKE d GoIDING
are dealers in drugs and druggists
sundries, pure wines and liquors for
medicinal purposes; prescriptions care
fully prepared. DIR. Duke, after grad
uating at Vanderbilt IN 1851, has gone
thoroughly into the practice of medi-
cine.
Il SEAMAN n COwAN
do q general business i'm blacksmith
and woodwork and general repair.
These are both young men ana are
worthy of patronage.
NJ. BARNES ~ co.,
dealers in dry goods, notions, etc, are
live men. In addition to their dry
goods business they buy all kinds Of
grain, cotton-seed and cotton. Moses
Barnes Is an old citizen of this COM
munity; j. III Costello Is a young man
who has grown up here; Il. w. Harri.
son and L. b Pope grew up together in
west tennessee, whence they came
two years ago. They are thorough
young men, who are building up char
acters In this big state.
MORGAN & WOODS
are dealers In staple and fancy gro.
ceries, oils, paints, stationery, etc. A.
nj. Morgan came from Missouri seven
years ago. young man without
money, and now pays taxes on prom
erty from $1,000 to $4,000. He started
here as bookkeeper for q. W. Cotter
and since then has built business of
his own. Mr.. Woods, a pro. pector
from CalifoI mia, formed partnership
with Mr.. Morgan. These gentlemen
pay rs they so, and hence may not he
advertised as some are in the CONNER
cial world.
o. II. LYON,
the lumber king of West Texas has
a full yard here where he keeps on
hand everything in his line together
with lime, cement. paints and GIidden
barbed wire. He found this business
conducted by Il. A. Pankey of Mis-.
souri, who thoroughly understands II
aud who soon learns who will do to
depend upon as this world goes. II
NIT. Lyon has his other yards in az
good hands as this, he need not fear.
ID. NlCKERs a co.,
are distillers with capacity of fiftv
bushels OF grain per day. They have
Invested $4,000 here and emnIov
several hands and give the highest
market price for corn. Mr.. Vickers
hau long experience in Kentucky
where the "0ld Bourbon Ia mads
re Is a man who considers we'll his
business and will make "a success of
anything he undertakes.
ALEXANDER " sTEwA ART
are agents for beer and ice Thsv
Keep constantly on hand a coed SUI.
Ply are young, just entering upon a
business career.
GILL g BLACKWELL
are contractors and builders Tbey
are nrst-class workmen and any narty
desiring work would do well 10 vivs
.hem call. They know lust how to
line. WI" III 'neir
i, n. BAssHAM
Keeps stable close to the Missouri;
Pacific depot where the travelling nnh'
nc can always be accommodated Win
buggy or horse. WIN
This Is u paying business the booLs
showing that 1t nets 81 or a. ner da',
ar. Bassham would sell. on acconntg y,
business elsewhere, and any one wisb
ing to engage in this business wonid
40 well to investigate this place $3.50"
L. ID. MERCER,
who is the travelling town.lot soan, :,
shds along the Missouri. Kansas
Texas railroad line, has his h"ms ~
ny nere, ana Is thoroughly alive to
ns interests ne represents. Ii any,
,"uy wnn,s 70 Trade with him, he win
oon teii ttem what he will do. He
,nows just what he can sell a lot for
,i, ~ you iose any time in trading