Constructed between 1891 and 1896, this one-story building on the east side of the courthouse square is the width of  two buildings. The brick façade features two identical storefronts. Each storefront has three bays containing a center  entryway flanked by large fixed-metal plate-glass windows. Above each double door is a transom window and above  each storefront are three transom windows. Eight cast-iron pilasters support the upper walls and roof and bear the  maker’s mark “Moore Iron Works, Fort Worth, Texas.” The thresholds contain plates identifying the buildings as “L.  W. Chiles Drugs,” and “L.W. Chiles.” The rear wall, or east elevation, is limestone and the roof is flat. Atop the façade  are two identical stair-stepped parapets outlined in a brick pattern. During the 1960s, Western Auto occupied this  building.