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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

There is, perhaps, no branch OF trade
or subdivision OF commercial pursuits
which appeals more directly TO al
classes OF the community for It's pa
tronage than that somewhat extensive
arena designated by the circumscfloeu
title OF the hardware trade. The above
house takes very conspicuous position
among its contemporaries by reason OF
the extended scope of lts transactions
and the influence it possesses all over
this section of the state. It's history
has been co-exist mt with the growth
of Fort Worth and 1t Is today a land
mark of the old times when the cl;y
was struggling to gain position amid
the leaders Of the state, II was founued
twenty years ago and came into the
possession Of its pres mt popular young
proprietor NOVEMBER ~ OF lnls year
The premises occupied Is substan-
tial two story brick, 50Xl00 feet IN d.
mansions, thus aflording ample room
for the storage and display OF the truly
metropolitan stock carried. the hrst
floor is devoted TO shelf hardware
OF which a large and complete STOCK
is carried, embracing everything IN
the line. including carpenterB ana
moulders' tools ana materials, cutlery,
etc. This floor also contains the large
line of cook and heating stoves, tin
ware. quecnsware, glassware, nantes,
etc.
The second floor is used for the tin
shop and warehouse Speoialtles are
made of the Jewel cook stove, gasoline
stoves and Guernsey refriger2tors, The
business IS both wholesale and retail,
and covers an extended scope OF ter
ritory. 1t is Mr.. Lakes idea TO keep
up the former reputation OF the house,
Huf he Ia y
man of decided vim and en 'rEy pus-
sessed Of rare business qualifications.
II goes Beyond saying that he VIII sue
coed. He devotes his entire attention
10 every detail OF the business. and Is
fast pushing his house 60 the 'front.'
and making a name in ine comWotioial
marts Of Northern Texas that viii add
prestige and business 10 his house ne
has been a resident OF Fort worth Tor
twenty years and Is well aud tnVoraniy
known throughout this entirc section.
i4ght people are given employment py
this house and this hcspeaks the fact
that the business is large An outside
orders given prompt attention.
Customers are given the best OF at
tention, It being q feature of the house
TO receive cour,cusly and TO display
q DDS. No Misrepresentation Is allowed.
and just on such basis does Mr.. Lake
propose to conduct his mammoth es-
adjustment. which reflects credit alike
upon him and the public whose dis
eliminating patronage supports and
sustains 1t. If you are not a patron Of
the establishment. IT behOoves you to
call and learn prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
In conclusion let us say that we wish
Mr.. Lake success and extend to him
the right hand Of fellowship and ask
on his behalf a liberal share OF your
patronage The old saying of success
always begets success is fully demon
strated in Mr.. Lakes CONJUNCTION Of
this house. We are proud Of 1t. and
place 1t before the people as one Of
the reliable exponents Of its line in
Northern Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
CABINET MAKERS.



In circulating the general aggrega-
ton of the manufacturing importance
and progress of Fort Worth we must
not overlook the establishment OF Mr..
A. l.. Lowe, as It is factor Of no
insignificant dimensions in the many
and varied enterprises which influence
the prosperity of our city. Mr.. Lowe
came TO Fort Worth In 1890 and found
ed his cabinet works He manufac-
lures drug store and Jewel re- fixtures,
show cases, postomce fixtures, par
quetry and makes specially OF hard
wood, interior house-nnlsi, fiue n
ecred doors. HIS worl, es al over
the state, the last order just fiulsned
being Judge Rbbertsons residence in
Austin: Paror in blrGseye mape, din
ing room including mantle. G. ina CT set
and sdeboard, nigh panellG wains-
cOtins and panellci ceiling in cherry;
hall and paneiied ceiling as w d as the
artistic staircase In quarter sawed oak;
library, bookcases. wall pane.s and
ceiling California redwood, sit 8
room iniBh and a what-nut IS birch
mantels were made to match aud all
floors were nlaid hardwood. Ci~n1's-
saurs claim that this, the first house
finish made entirely ia the etate, equal
ing any made In Chicago. shows that 1t
is folly to send away for eastern ma
olanics, He employs constantly from
eight to fifteen skilled mechanics. He
never asked for a bonus as a manu-
facturer, but built up his own reputa-
Hon for fine work ait reasonable
figures, etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
TEXAS MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturers and
Wholesalers
MILL AND GIN SUPPLIES, WIND
MILLS, PUMPS AND TANKS, HiGH
GRADE LuERioATiNG oil A SIZE
CIALTy. y

For the extent OF It's business, the ad-
niltted excellence Of Its products and
tho extensive area covered by It's
trade there Is no similar inatltution
which stands in a more prominent po-
altion than does
THE TEXAS MANUFACTURING co.
with headquarters at 1917 Main street.
This Is q strictly homo institution.
owned BY Fort Worth people, and
should receive tho patronage Of THU
entire section.
This company was Incorporated Feb
ruary. 1894. with a capital stock Of
$4,000. It officers are; c. r. Brown,
president; a. j. Butler. vlce-presdent;
w. G. W. Mckee. seerehry and treps-
ureri II. NJ. Brown. manager These
gentlemen are well known and are up
right. enterprising citizens. They oc-
cupy commodious establishment 3QS
15O faet. They manufacture windmlllA,
pumps and tanits md are jobberB Ia
mill and gas supplies, Iron pipe and
fittings, brass goods, hose, packing and
arc headquarters for strictly high
grade lubricating oils, Fifteen people
are given employment and the bugi-
ness has shown steady increase from
the beginning. They are reaching out
for trade In an enterprising and ng-
gresslve manner that takes with the
people, and their goOda boluR A !, th@s-
success IL assured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

PHILADELPHIA MEAT MARKET,
Albert nooisscr. Proprietor. 1905
Anin street.

Albert DooIsscr. Proprietor, 1905
Mnin street.
There are few who will not recognize
the fact that to be successful 1t some
times becomes necessary TO eat. Meat
Is one of the principal articles Of dot
and good, wholesome meat Is essential
to good health. The Philadelphia Meat
Market has for four years been associ-
ntod with this branch Of business, and
among the representative establish
ments OF It's kind none hold higher
place In the estimation OF the public.
The market IS located at 1906 Main
street and Is equipped with the latest
and most approved appliances and re-
frlgerators necessary for the preserve
ton VI meats. Low prices. fine meats
and square dealing have brought Mr..
BOokser. king OF Meat Dealers de-
served success. He handles beef, veal,
mutton. pork. sausage. dressed poul-
try, nsh, oysters. etc. besides manu-
featuring lard and being n depot for
milk and ice. His trade Is extensive
ana grows larger ms each year Is num-
bered with the past Mr.. Bookser de-
serves great credit for his present high
standing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

OUR PRIDE.
TEXAS FIXTURE COMPANY, DEAL
Ems IN SALOON FIXTURES.
A Prosperous and Growing Concern
That sen. Good. All over the
Stated nrIer Review.

A brief inspection of the various
branches Of trade Of our city must con-
vince any one that decided reaction
has set in; that the business interests
Of this center are rapily improving. and
are of such vitality and magnitude
as to be felt throughout this entire
section. 1t is the purpose OF thls work
to aid In this development by dissem.
mating such intelligence regarding tbe
advantages possessed by our eFtablish-
nents here as VIII draw the attention
p the state to our splendid facilities
foremost among our prominent enter.
buses Is me TEXTS Fixture company.
incorporated IN 1870 with capital stock
4 ~ V9v SPACIOUS uutrteis ans o.
npied on the southwest corner Of Ni,,.b
ana Jones streets. The bullllnw IL
substantial one-story brick. 50SS6 foef
"a aimenslon. A large ana extenslvc
business Is carried on in saloon az
tutss, oaT supplies, billiard ana pool
taniea. glassware, Billiard nernbnn.
use ot all descriptions. and IN faet All
sul','lis- pertaining 10 this line OF busl-
nssS' ,, n,.se5ything used IN the saloon
- ~ pllllatg room is obtainahle here.
ION lne piaine9t 70 the hnndson,est
N their lne OF bar OUTFITS fi,s,, 80
ins procession in the south ana sonfn.
,s ond are clearly entitled 10 40
nne llhbon' They take parlonabis
pride In the recent Quilts fh ev ha,,s
~ np IN Fort Worth. ana this ,s nj.
, thesa ne, as al will say who have sean
f 1 ' Rfass among these we mention
currle's bar. d. Masza (. co psr. Peter
aaaition to these, we nigh No., , ~
many Others, but lack az spt ee , Jon
oias hney carry the very Iafes, LII, Ut
N. ou.nu' VIZ .Aiksar," "Comnhis !,
fFesto,' and Crystal WIN 'sillo'a,
n,7'eauaie to describe these flssurss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

one of our finely appointed meat es-
tahl.shments deserving particular mem
lion by reason OF the Al goods carried
and the enterprise OF It's proprietor is
the market conducted by Mr.. Ed Gam
bio. gentleman Of large experience In
the business, who for several years
conducted u similar business ut
Mcatherford and six months ago
lpnuod IN for business at his present
stand. Hero one can obtain the
Jeadorest and best " frssh meats Of all
kinds and game at moderate prices A
speclallty is made OF fresh ham. Neat
neps prevails and the market "a truly
an Inviting one. OF Mfr, Gamble per-
sonally little needsse said he Ia here to
succeed and his business demonstrates
his thorough adaptipility 10 IT, Good
welEhts ara low prices lie the basis OF
his success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

IRON, ana Ru.i, In Three Corner
nuilaiuE.

In giving a review of the business
enterprises o, this city 1t is our en-
doayor TO make It as complete as pos
slble. Among the many firms that 70
10 make M the commercial world. the
coal business Is one or the most Inn
porlant A prominent factor IN this
Iinc Is the popular hrn OF Messrs. Keith
Brothlrs. Mr Nl,ford Keith estah-
iishsd taa svs.Hsss a year ago. this
fgN AIR. George y. keith became Il mem
Der OF the Arm Tie flrmee santleman
has had eight years or experience In the
business ana Is Thoroughly acquainted
with every detail Both gentlemen are
young and energetic and have by their
excellent business qualifications placed
their business upon a basis that Will
compare favorably with their com
petitors They handle all grades Of
Nest class coal, such as Usage Me-
Alerter. Briar Creek. Victor and Niger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

at the present time have reached q
more eoientifc point than the emitting
art. Men In the present day must
thoroughly understand thor business
10 gain patronage, Such gentlemen
arc tho well known artists who head
this article. Horseshoeing exclusively,
making a speciality Of ahoeing ttotters
and rondBtors. Diseased feet success
fully treated. Mr Sam Bowleg has
been resident OF Fort Worth for o
number OF years and has had twenty
five years OF experience In the business
and has no equal For seven years he
Travelled throughout tho United stntes
ahoeing race horses, Mr.. Woods has
boon a resident Of the city for fourteen
years and Ia also IN expert Their hand
work 10 shipped throughout this ana
other states.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

513 and 515 Houston street.
The career of a business house is the
rule and standard hy which the pub
lie tests its capacity and general
worth. when the progress Of house
has been uniformly and steadily in
creusing under able management, GO
ing on to further prosperity with time.
1t necessarily imparts confidence and
naturally attracts patrons from far
and near. ms is the case with the above
house, which is one OF the Oldest houses
in Fort Worth. A speciality Is made Of
the jobbing trade, They handle and
deal In hardware. cutlery stoves. iron.
steel. tinware. granite iron ware. wa
gonmaker's and blaeksmitl's mate
rails, The premises at 5l3 and 5t5
Houston street are commodious and n
large and diversified stock Is car
ried, calculated to meet the dcmnnds
of the trade Of this section. The house
Is under able management. and those
contemplating the purchase Of any
thing in this line will be welcomed
and goods cheerfully shown, II being
the aim of this old reliable establish
ment to meet any demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

January lat, 1885,, Measrs, Mcdaniel
Brothera succeeded /. w. Buokman In
tho bottling business. Tholr plant Is
ono or the best equipped In this Gee
uon. They manufacture and deal 10
Doda and mineral waters, champagne
elder ginger nle. etc. They also deal
In the famous Ohio apple elder, A auc-
cessful business Ia conducted, which ex-
tends throughout this entire section.
Both gentlemen arc live and pushing
business Inen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
a. PIIESIx,


Two years ago Mr.. Phcnix. who has
been a resident OF Fort Worth for a
period OF four years embarked In the
now and secondhand furniture busi-
ness His stock Is large and ICES
always consistent with the times.
Goods are sold on the installment plan
or for cash. A large line OF stoves are
carried. Mr. PheniS IL a genial. pleas
ant gentleman TO deal with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
1aIe nnn.tnn street.

Prominently Identified with the new
and secondhand business is the gen
tiemsn whose name heads this article.
lie buys and sells, exchanges and re-
pairs all kinds of new and second
hand goods, paying the highest prices.
especially for good cooking stoves and
heaters. Furniture repaired on short
notice. II you cannot see Mr.. wis in
person drop him card and he viii at
tend at once. Your patronage solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
CONTINENTAL sGAr MARKET.

Ross q seniy, 02i Jennings Avenue.
Among our leading and enterprlsIng
butchers and meat dealers none hold a
higher place in the estimation of the
general public than Messra. Ross &
Soaiy, ut 525 jennings avenue. At
this place the best and most Wholesome
.noats fish, poultry, oysters etc, can he
purchasad at the lowest market price.
Every appliance is had for the success
ful oonduction OF their business. A fine
Ice refrigerator capable OF holding a
large quantity IS used for their meats.
They manufacture sausage and pure
Laaf lard A trial win convince you
that these arc the gentlemen to deal
with. The firm Is composed Of w u.
Rosa and J. L. sealy, both wide awalgc
gentlemen, who have succeeded IN
building up handsome patronage.
The business has been established
about four years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
HISTORIC nrRDvILLr.
Once 1nrrnnt's CnpItaI-A Place of
Peace and PIenty-HeP school, Ply
stefan, Etc.


me N"'i'H r''e oi
renee ana fieh'S-hef sehooi' fhy-
stefan, Etc.
Birdvlle has history. When Tar
rant county was crented in 1910 Rird-
In. -a- - - -. -. -
Ni'le was A'Aue 'iie eouhly se"'' -
was settled n few years before by the
hardy pioneers, and was selected as
tho most nnnronriate nloce for Tar
RAM eaP'tAi. II was theh thrlNins
village OF 2UO to 200 people, with
good school, church and other evidences
of civilization. There was hardly any
place elsewhere to ask the honor be-
slowed upon it. Those were the times
when the Indians had not all left the
con,tr,, iona haeoro a.. a., - III
'S"s N"S VI '"i
roaus, ana wheh soods Were hauled
on WuBUhs IRON houston ana other
south IeNas points. Those We're the
Guys Wiieh corn was ~ per bushel,
nUur SIo per uaIrel ana sugar ~ TO 70
cents per pound anu fortunate indeed
was the family who could have flour
preNa every sunday morning for
oreakI"st AS 10 sugar the average
s Sliiu"i eNpei'uIture per lamlly was
y 70 ~, anu When IL happened that
one luIhily spent 70 or ~ Tor TINS artl-
CIV US J. ulu once ms family was
us Vy',si1er.u EMBARRASSING, Nolee ana
pelea PuIGilaS1pie goods sold at cor
lesPO'aU,nsiy nisn Pt4ees-to US OF To-
u"s aS1 Siil'sl high' mol many
;b"r,. ,,t-n W., .u h't's sa'1 81
ri''h' ~" i"Ns haNe they, tuey holu
no e9ulicns, eaeh ianliiy dwells in IT'S
paaItic noi me anu Goes as u pleases'
WI. NJ, sins Hesu 20 What otpers 10 But
IN u t ulu NOT iast long. blrd-
,i.ie v 80 .he center 81 ADVANCE
s"ch ~ LIS LIS lgss ior ms section.
In.m iheh as tlenry DagBett' the
p,r,,", 'S ~, 1suse lIoVsncaLnp, l. j.
" w tO NM ~ una d. M, henderson,
IA so+tIars a nu4i,es amman 70 an
making ,hr bistare co oSus ,p IN
But alas. the seren,fy 81 niran n
dreams was disturbed A little place
that had sprung up on the right bank
Of the Trinity river six miles sonth.
west. called Fort Worth wanted the
county seat. The usual onimoslties Of
a county seat war prevaied ana anoliv
IN 1857 Fort Worth won. the ieg,sla fire
having passed n specIai act a5n,ica Me
to this case only reouirinp sinnlv a
majority vote for tho rer,,nS,oi
Birdviue mas now eho,t si,,.,, g.
seventy inhabitmants Fort VIZ ho ~
as many thoteand tror. JVorth lie
now clty. RirdvIile rra,t,, ii,,is
village nenniaa Ia, as $50. "...e
trjotlc vsnrio,, ne ~, ~ ssuLly anu pa
Thc nostng,ea ,nS sun sn.nes On.
aucted b,, ~. ", oI,y store Is con-
tists ba,,o ~ w, y. Neal Inc sap
or 10 b.. % ~ prs',S churSn, Ihe preacn-
CI1r,, ny. ee ~ W ~, Il Weoos rev. Randolph
o N,,,sN VI we Snilstlan church breaches
e. ~ III uhe seho1 mouse. Ihere
a GViall it, school building and
u sooa ssnooi IS IN progress. 1t is six
IIlieS nortneast OF Fort Worth, located
on pehuuiul black land prairie. with
sahuy ahd loamy lands near by, The
site Is pretty and healthful, and surely
u must be a pleasant place to dwell.
Below we give a sketch Of Blrdvnle's
physicians and school teachers.
Dr. II. ID. Talbot.
DR.. Talbot IL n ,.tt,,o 20 o.,. TT,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Mr.. Rnipp over four months ago sue
ceedcd G, W. Hewitt IN the retail gro
Ger business. Central avenue, Norin
Side. He keeps everything usually
found In good store OF this kind-all
the latest and best things In the mar
and his patrons all like him. He always
sells at the lowest possible price. lie
is the only grocer on the North Side.
Trade with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Corner Husk and seventh streets.
George Eitelman. senior member OF
this firm, began business hero seven
teen years ago Six years ago ha add.
ed a carriage and repair department
and Mr.. NJ, A. Bltelman became n
partner. They do q large horse shoeing
buainesI making n specially OF shoes
and plhtes for trotters and runners,
sending them 10 any unt ~ The ooun
try G o. u. All work Is Grarautced
60 be ntri1tly hTst clusG 4 portion VI
your patronage solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Prominently identified vita the meat
interests OF Fort Worth is Mr., Louis
HmsiciScr. proprietor Of the above
house. lie also conducts the "spring
Palace" meat market at Ninth and
Nfain streets. a fine line OF fresh
meats n an kinds a Htcaln sausage
min tarns out delicious sausags and
Rue leaf lard Is manufactured. Mr.
uunsicker has been a resident OF Fort
Worth for four years and - well
known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

In the line OF groceries no house Il
deserving OF more prominent mention
tnan the one under notice. by reason
Of Its neatnesa and tho courtesy ahown
the numerous Patrons who deal here.
Tho hu5inesa was esthbliahed Ia 1881
and has been carried on In the present
stand for the past ten years. The
stock consists OF staple ana fancy sfro.
oeries, Is now and hfJera choice seies.
tons. Mr. Earr hla resided In For,
WORT worth since isb, Y q ,menlher OF the
is one OF our host known citizens.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

CENTRAL WAGON YARD,


Everybody in Nerth Texas knows
the Central wagon yard; at least the
farmers and stockmen do. II Is the
only wagon yard In Fort Worth under
q roof. The yard is located between
Main and Houston, on Tenth street,
and IS conducted by Messrs Nj. Coz
ter and A. j. Martin. A rushing busl-
ness Is done. Accommodations are had
for 800 horses and 60 wagons. A feed
and sales stable Is also conducted. All
kinds Of feed on hand at reasonable
prices. The proprletors are gentlemen
Of energy and certainly know how to
run their business.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

East DaEctt Avenue between Main
and Nusk.

There ave number OF inviting mark
ets Ia this community and their pro-
prletors seen TO Vie With each other In
thar essential feature, cleanliness. In
this, oonsidsring tat the reputation al
the mGsistt iniAl, and consequently his
livelihood Ia at sieke lies the security
ot the customer. The reputation ~ MS
gentleman as c nraetlesi butcher ns-
sules hls patrons the choicest INC marl,-
% egtords. The market 10 supplisd N
an times with the choicest neaia.
oysters and same Ia season. Thoq,
sadlent features coupled with the a..
aurance OF responsibility and reliability
go the chief chRracterielics OF the snc-
ecas OF this hnusn Mr.. Smith has "a
sioel IA our midst FOR fourteen vcnrs
and established his hnalpcss iiins vears
ago. livery appliance IS had for nc
preservation OF good wholesome meats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

Deserving Of mention in our edition
IL the neat and attractive meat mar
ket OF Mr.. Hybarger, at 9i3 Claim street
1Iere YOU obtain the choicest fresh
meats. veal, beef, mutton, pork. dressed
pouitrv and game, butter and eggF
delicious anusagc and pure leaf lard
Mi. Hybarger 10 q pleasant gentleman
IS aea1 with and Inns been "a his prcA-
cnt business slu,s September 70, 1923.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

A little over 800 jean 4
val between the present Il
puted discovery Of iron a
lea, the first rocoried ~
was in 1908, but tho 'rs
known use Of tho mlu,h
1929, However, sucsszl
manufacture In the ur|k
history Of less than " a.
European methods vsr q
European specialists esl.
iron manufacture dA y
the primitive methodist q'i
low mud furnaces, scnsaf
tho Christian era
OF the iron produced q
talned either from h,a h,
b
fed Catalan forge tn ~
were actusted BY blz T..
than animal powef Mr
DO possible to ind D ~.
the world all meiboii q ~
from the open heapiar
furnace, blown BY al urs
apparatus, ranging ins vi
mails sewed into bsc
workers feet, or ths u,s
whose pistons are slls'l,
the arms or legs o. r,t..
I've blowing engine dh,s
the area covered by ts' 20, =
appliances arc know y MI,
cruder than are repisNl, 4 "
wooden or leathsr bsllsss
water wheel; Or The ssa ,'s',,i
Of which a column q
air and forcedii unas
wi John BhIi'as
al.. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

- tslis 5tenr 3 hep; on hand,
Family Hanr " tae Gneat brand,
The best sfedee % tcas ard cnribrs nne.
Ana ssess thl0s Ia the grocery line.
Yes, MI a. W. smith condncis AM A.
groefrS eetahllfhmrnt ana Il prenarsd
70 meet he wants 81 TIE psohis. fiiq
store y feplefe With large Rnd sSiect
line q staple and .arcy Frocerira. en-
hraeinK ahel' FQoQA candies etc Air.
hNtsn emn.arked N The businesr Feb.
fuars is. 1921, and has rs thrift snd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

III Tnnt WcntherIorU NIFcrt
Among the neatly appointed meat
markets In our city none talSe prcce-
dence over the above mentioned. MIR.
whito embarked in business eight
years ago and now has an established
trade OF large proportions. He deals
m fresh meats, new lard, fleh oysters,
butter and eggs. Every appliance is
on hand FOR the successful carrying
on OF his trade. Free delivery; tele-
phone 1ai. Mr. White Is one OF our
solid business men.