The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-20
.,.,x,.s ENTERPRISES OF DALLAS
, FIRM worthy oTsuccess.

tOi DuIlhS "'N'
Railroad was IlhI7heu W 'h"' Poih''
our special reporter ca'ieo VII Nl'SSiS'
Sanger Brothers I" Ie"'" nav e'le''
itha cXtenHloh"l the r""' 'i"" hou upon
tneir trade. ne i"ul'' 'NVln III s'""
lpirls ana DONG "iuc" l"iSeI puSl-
llc,. than Ih'y III" '"e o"''e'l"""'"S
mlallls Of last year, anu "e'o ou9 lnE
and are no" Receiving 4"iser I"'I
stoca chan ILey nave ever "o"EuV DO
jrr, tomect the increasing ue''"''o o.
lhgr very extensive 'ra"e' We WIN
}gyc a bdei history o. 'hIS m'Nhih"th
bud eniefpFl''hg ''i'l'' ~ we O'l"N II
N.ii be interesting l" lile puoi'c s'nef-
GIly, and to $40" no" quickly energy
and industry, coupled WIN honesty, -
Rewarded III lhis favored country o.
Olr3 lAi- firm lScompoSed OF Messrs.
laar Lehman Phl!lp ana Alex.
Bangor, having engaged with them III
Their branches Measrs. Samuel sanger,
d. NJ. Emanuel aud A. Mandclhaum,
Mr. Manuel being the hrother-in law
Oi the Sange's, and Mr.. MandtIhaum
lhr m,ther'lh-laW OF Mr.. +. Sanger
llhe firm commenced huAlness after
The war Oh the Texas Central Railroad,
with limited capital, following it up
from point to point, till they reached
here now nearly four years ago. This
Is now their principal house, from
whence they supply their branches at
Waco, Calvert aud Fort Worth with
oil such goods as their trade does not
require in full packages. They have
al office at No. 63 Duane street, New
York, which is presided over by Mr..
Isaac Sanger, the eldest brother who
attends to the buying and the manu-.
iacture of their clothing. Their busl-
ness here Is conducted by Messrs.
Philip and Alex. Sanger al Waco, by
MesSrs. l.. and n. Sanger at Calvert,
BY Mr. M. NJ Emanuel; at Fort WORTH
by MIR. A. Mandelbaum.
# This house here Is model OF pertec'
lion, both as to arrangement OF the
building and stock ana manner OF con-
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Third-The Motion Department, pre-
s'% 'a v'0' " mi''es D,,'n ""' oon
s"'|"" H' comprising 'u', INV W '"o', .,
~ n""i'' t''aNs' o'''0"' '" y,
c,,.,, 'I ,, ',p'lon,' Sp'o' sun, opoJ'
"', ','Vons' '"u''s "A' 'n' w.,
'"u'o' N.Y. "'o' anu .',
s '''Se'S, auu' III 'ac'' e'e'y'n'"e
"V"' 40 ho'iohs, IRON d papUi VI
P'u' 10 " iauys oustie'
f''''N -lAe retail Root anu ohoe
p,' pFeS'ueo over ny MI
sn,a,' ", comprising i",' i'ne a"U
'p'enula assortment OF ladies' Ki''
,',n 'norocco anu cali ooo'S Ncus'ou
,i"" 'h 'ose'ier WIN IL" h"r'P
na 'n, y, heavier anu cheap'''
Gus a.! MINUS 81 cniuren's sloes
"'p'euuln line OF mems ne wear suci
,. '''e iefSome gaiter' custom mau'
w." o'o's' togeIher with hght h"'
n'",S KIP boots ana ooys' wear Oh al
"'"Ns'
t'tth-Fhe Carpet Department, pre-
sued over by Mr.. Alex. hexter, COM
pr'sIng a splendid line Of Brussels
iugraihs and hemp carpets rugs, mat
ungs' oilcloths, lam brequins, curtains
Cur1sin fixtures, blankets, eomforters
VOunter-panes, vallses, satchels ant
trunks In endless variety. ts&
o'A.h-lhe Clothing Department
ana ''aeu over oy Messrs. Nj. b. Chnto'
au a. uoetz. comprising all kinds o
t% , e'o'hlng OF every quality, IRON
~ Oneapest to the highest.
0eVehth-dents' Furnishing Good
pnFpsr'ment presided over by MI