The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-08


total Of th' wealth ~ the ind Is-rle4 of
Dailas II has Ia use all the latest i'm
proved apparatus, IL is centrally oua.
tel aud does business OF from 5000 tu
$1,000 yearly, Mossr- Brick y Cheney
have invested $500 Ia stoc&iug the
establishment, and are active men, OF
the grain to spread their enterprise
and bring II prominently to the front.
Jewelry MannIaciory.
MIR. Frank Austin has, in this new
feature OF his exceedingly success lul
silversmith business, supplied de-
partment of industry which, in extent
is not eXcelled by any like establish
ment in the State. In il he has in.
vested over 5000, aud will duplicate
accessories at once to adjust it to the
needs Of constantly advancing trade,
consequent upon the super.eXceiVncr
of It's goods Personally Mr., AUSTIN /.
gentleman who, by his emineuly
practical parts, aud thorough acquaint-
ance with his art, is bound to make
this factory one OF great eNteut. His
bushes, ,his year "lo b Not less lh,.
Si5,UOO
hhcCt IRON ai.G topper NVIhs
Mr., George Burger, he proprietor OF
/ lasn NUn,lsa inV.-t.l .,k,,t ~ nnn a.,
this business some twelve months
ago, aud is now realizing from 500 to
$500 in the combined departments Of
thi, venture, He has the 60 operation
OF Mr. Il, Mitch nan, who is entirely
veroed In the singulariles OF the trade
Dallas broom Factory.
lndeialigable industry has made
this enterprise one of decided dimrn.
sions aDd profit. Mr.. j n Russell
who established it has strlven like
giant to place ii upon remuneratiye
foundation, and his struggles have not
misoarried The factory Is now sup
piled with six machines, "works up"
from eight to ten tons of broom straw
every month, employs fourteen men,
and shows sales annually of $4,000
to $40, 900.
Hedrick's DrOOm Factory.
a fresh candidate, but in promis.
Ing state. Its owner, Mr.. T. b. He'd
ricks, il man of capital and vim. Its
business amounts to about three hun
dred dollars monthly, and is fast Ia.
creasing 1t employs four men; Mr.
Charles Vance, foreman; Frank Day
ton, John Brucher and Patrick Dunn.
Burk's cider Factory.
Mr.. Moses Burk pluckily developed
q new vein, and found Nugget
of gold He is now manufacturing
from the choicest material from forty
to seventy barrels of cider per month
Annually his sales will figure up from
IS 600 to $4,000
Holloway AZ Co.'s "NiaSOurI cider"
Factory.
The number Of gallons of this hev-
ernge made by this house amount to
ten thousand every month. Its yearly
sales Will 0vertop $4,000. Two hands
are kept constantly employed in the
production of this wholesome liquid.
Mr.. j. Holloway personally oversees
the preparation of his goods, which
have an extended patronage.
Composition Roofing Mandatory.
In itemizing this cOnglomerate, we
speak Of an achievement which has re-
ceived the authorization of the most
influential names of our city Mr. w.
0. Biboll, the manufacturer, has IA per-
manent force Of five men in his works,
and does business OF $1,000 to $4,000
per month.
Horse Collar Mandatory,
In this snug and busy little factory
on Griffith street, near Cochran, there
IL the germs of something important
in the close future. Mr. John Ii. Sitez
has thrown spirit into his factory, aud
means to fight it out on line that
will insure him u golden return at no
very remote period He opened u
ago, and now works two hands,
John Sevcntiall apd Charles ?. Stez
in addition to hfsHnwn tabor, who are
on fo,ty dozen collars every |
thir,y days 1iUs hH,in-ss this var
viii not All short Of 81 00.
9m,i.,vnaau CO.'S Vigar NHmwf,ct"ry |
This factory has proven a p'"li ahl'
effort, twenty men nre employed IN
the ocelpat on of making aud boxing
these fuinigants which.haYe attained =
large sale. Mr.. Davidson has invested
about $4,000 in this business, and his
sales are about $1,000 per month.
EngeiOeri'. cigar GRnur,csnrS
A test of four weeks In mNuu!arlGr
ing cigars III Tia city has satisfied lir
OF the big bonanza IN the
same to the extent of his making !
to build large factory |
forthwith. He has now five hands at
work. His business will doubtless
reach, II not exceed, the first year
$4,000.
PARTIES desiring extra numbers OF
this edition Of THE HERALD must
have their orders at the counting room
before nine O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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