The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-01
A MAMMOTH CONCERN,

The Teaas Hrnneh ~ H. y, avery A
Hons, une I.eadIDg PIoW Manuiaetu'
rorH ~ America
Oui ulnte which II shortly destined
TO 10 the empire agricultural state OF
tho union, has wants which are created
with her rapid growth and aro Nbao'
lutely imperative, owing TO her I'M
monss domain. One OF these wants
III The establishment In her boundaries
OF head.center for agricultural Inn
plementa. Texas In tho land OF the
'plOw,n and Texas farmers demand
that they have depot here where
their favorite pillow can DO obtained on
short notice, In any quantities, and
also any the component parts there
Of without the trouble and annoyance
Of sending To far oil places, aud hay
Ing 10 endure tedious delays and adj
dltional frcIghts.
B. +. Avery ~ Sons, Louisville, Kyr
the lending plow manufacturers OF the
country, recognized this want Of the
Texas farmers, aud like energetic aud
wise business men, have determined
TO supply II. Thoy have, therefore,
established In this city branch house
or depot, which II TO all ntents and
purposes, n fac sintRc Of their home
depot. Dallas was the chosen poin I
because II was In the centre OF the
finest agricultural belt; has every facili-
ty for quick transportation and com.
munication, and Is really the CONNER
olal centre OF the state. The firm, there.
fore, procured the fine brick bloch, cor
ner of Commerce and Market street,
and have romodeled II, TO suit their
particular business In every respect.
In this building "a stock OF ten thou
sand plows of every style manufac-
tured by this company, Is kept con-
stantly on hand; Also thirty thousand
points, and all the repairs for their
plows that are needed. The benefit
of this depot can he seen
at glance. The country
merchant need never overstock him
self, AZ he can order and receive at
short notice from any town in Texas,
the number OF plows he wants, and at
the same prices as at the factory,
Thereby saving time and the extra
freight. Farmers can procure any re-
pair they want quickly, and do not
run the risk of failure they have here
tofore met with to find point or other
repair, by the dealer, who sold them
their pillow, having gone out OF busi~
ness, or from ANY other cause. Some
idea may DO formed OF the need just
supplied by the establishment of this
depot, when we state that there are
dealers in the Avery plcw in one hun
dred and ninety-twO towns In this
state, The company have also two
men con stantly travelling the state, in
summer, aud fall In buggies visit
ing the new towns just opening
up by pioneers, and In winter and
spring by rail. To run an estab.
lishment OF this kind requires "a
large force of men, and also head
who has u complete knowledge, not
only OF the business but of the wants
of the farmer and dealer. Mr.. Sydney
Smith is the superintendent of the
company's business and the depot in
this state, Mr., Smith has been with
the company for seven years, four
summers OF that time he has travelled
over Texas, and is well acquainted
with the wants of the people. During
the winter of these four years, he
was ut the head of the wholesale de-
partment, which included the entire
territory from Baltimore to Galveston.
He has also superintended depots OF
the company at Vicksburs and Oko-
.o.a, I'D il thoroughly qualified for
the responsibility OF handling the inn
mense trade OF the company in this
state. All parties desiring informa-
ton OF any kind connected with this
business should address b. +. Avery 4
Co., Dallas, Texas, and 1t will be at
tended to by him. Wepredict for the
Avery pillow triumphant march of
victory through the state,
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