The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-14
gi,ien's Cooper works.

To express our sensibility for the po-
liteness Of his welcome and his acrOm-
modaty chdpdroaage.
kisien's Cooper works.
Mr.. X. J. Kiyleu is u gentleman OF
large means, who has shown decided
shrevdness and observation-disclosures in an
Investment Of this nature. For the
time being hts business is carried on
In the small building on the lot on
Houston street, within whose doors
the locker on will find busy activity
from morning until night. All the
men engaged in this factory have,
from twelve 20 twenty years proof Of
their skill, which fact il established by
the production of their names, which
hare follow, and who will be reCog-
nized as among the very oldest mem
beers OF the Graf: Messrs John Xiv
len (brother Of the rroprietor), James
oDonneli, John Ryan, George Chris
tlsn, Alexander Grey, Smith Thomp-
son and William Whitsel. This fac
10y Nha oNhAthaNF AAo'7 va
fully $4,000 per year, and its amazing
increase demands the erection OF u
building more In accordance with its
advancing business, project which
the plucky and wide awake brain
who gave It existence has already de-
vised. Mr.. Kivlen has similar works
in Denison and Ennis, all witnesses
70 his business acumen and practical
and progressive spirit.
steam Candy Mandatory.
This IL comparatively new idea in
Northern fexas, but which has devel-
oped into one of considerable emolu-
ment. IL conductors are Messrs.
Greaves n simpson, both practical
men, who, by their management aud
Judgment, have now trade reaching
elk thousand dollars annually, and by
firmly adhering 10 tue principles upon
which they have carried on taeir AZ
fairs thus far, this firm can confidently
look forward to ramifcation Of their
traffic covering the entire state OF
Texas.
seds water Mandatory.
Under it, present management this
factory Is In the full tide Of success. II
u paying investment, .and contrib
utes an appreeiable share to the grand
total Of this wealth Of the Industries of
Dallas. IL has In use all the latest i'm.
proved apparatus. 1t Is centrally loea-
ted and does business Of from 5000 to
$1,000 yearly. Messr-. Brick & Cheney
have invested $500 Ia stocking the
establishment, and are active men, Of
the grain to spread their enterprise.
and bring 1t prominently To the front.
Je~erry Mandatory.
Mr.. Frank Austin has, Ia this new
feature OF his exceedingly successful
siiversmith business, supplied de-
partment ofindustry, which, In extent,
10 not excelled by any like establish
rnent In the state. In it he has in
vessed over 5000, and will duplicate
its accessories ut once TO adjust 1t to the
needs Of q constantly advancing trade,
consequent upon the super-excelIence
Of Its goods. Personally Mr.. Austin is
. gentleman who, by his emineD;ly
practical parts, and thorough ae9uaint-
anc- with his art, is bound to make
this factory one Of great extent. His
business this year will he not less than
$l6,000.
nhees Iron and Copper works.
Mr.. George Burger, the proprietor Of
these works, invested about 81 900 ia
this business some twelve months
ago, and Ia DOW realizing from 500 to
$500 In the combined departments OF
this venture. He has the co operation
al Mr.. r.. Nitehman, who Is entirely
verred in the sinsnlArities Of the trade
Dallas Bsoe,s Factory.
interchangeable industry has made
this enterprise one Of decided dimen-
sious AMI profit. Mr.. J. N. Russell,
who established IL has striven like n
giant 80 phase it upon semuneratiye
foundation, and bis struggles have not
n,iscarried. The factory is now sup
piled with ak machines, works upr
from eight to tan tons Of broom straw
every month, employs fourteen men,
and shows sales annually OF $4,000
20 $40. 900.
lseasfeh's Brssm Factory
a fresh candidate, but 10 q promis-
Ing state. It's owner, Mr.. T. B. He'd
ricks. Is . man OF capital and vim. Its
businsss amounts TO about three hun
drsd dollars monthly, aud Is fast in
creasing. II employs four men: Mr.
chsries Vance, foreman; Frank Day
ton, John Brueher aud Patrick Dunn. |
~ -k.s cider Factory.
Mr.. Mosss Burk pluokily developed
. new vein. and found nugget |
II gold. He ID now manufacturing |
ffom the choicest material from fpriy
- SEVENTY barrels of cider per month
AnnsalIy his sales win figure up from
- go 10 $4,000.
msassssv = Cas- ~nsssssrs Css.s-
Rsrsesy-
The number Of EalIons Of this i,-y-
usaGs made BY this house smount tn
Dsn seeusaud every month. Its yearly
ssIs WI ovsrtop si2.o00. Two hands
~ kept censtsntiy employed IN he
peo1nc1iou of this wholesome liquid.
~. ,. Heilowsy pensaaiiy oversees
-, 1esDnrstioo Of BIZ gonds which I