The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-04

drinks beer. Its healthy beverage, delicious
in summer aud iHvigoratiHg in the colder
months. Thousands and thousands of gal
Ions Of this beer are daily drank throughout
the country, and every year the demand for
il is increasing. This is because it is n pure
article, II healthgiIng article a gen
uine l. importance drink. Throughout Texas
Anheusers key and bottled beer has C me to
be almost necessity and especially is this
so to Northern Texas, where Mr. Louis
Relchenstein,t the gentemanlv agent is SO woll
and favomby known. Full of enterprise
and energy, he is pushing his business, and
to-day commands heavy patronage in all
tho towns of the country. BY his generosity
and good nature, he makes friends every
where, and the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association of St. Louis, is fortunate in hay
ing his services.
THE DALLAS HERALD.
The HERALD wagon, drawn by four horses,
bore type cabinet case, job press, from
which copies of the Volhsfest Herald were
issued along the route and distr buted to
the people by the printers, pressmen and
devils on board. 1t was surmounted by a
canopy of red white and blue drapery, while
the standard uprights were in like manner
draped. Around the body of the wagon
were inscriptions on the white cloth as fol-
lows On the one side
Dallas Herald 1870, Expenses 81 OOO-Circ
ton $50,
Dallas Herald $50, Expenses Sos, 0OO--Circua-
| ion 1890.
Paid Employees, ~
On the reverse side
The only complete steam job Press Estab-
lishment In North Texas,
PADGtTT BROS
Decidedly tho best display of the day, taking
into consideration the short time In which it
was gotten up, was that of the well known
and popular saddlery and harness hOuse of
Padgitt Bros 603 Elm street, where their
salesroom is located, which mammoth estab-
lshment extends clear through to Pacific
Avenue, and their factory, a three-story
building, 7lS Elm street. On the float rep
resenting their business was every article
pertaining to their trade, saddles and
| brides of every make and
finish from the cheapest to the highest priced.
They make specially Of saddles and brides
which are of tho very best make. The carry
full and complete stock of whips saddle
trees, harness, blankets, horse blankets, lap
rugs, shoe findings, stirrups, spurs, bits,
| Quirts and in fact everything known to the
trade. This house is we'll and favor bly
known throughout the State and the fact
that they have branch houses at Waco, Aus
tin, Brentwood, Fort Worth, Mexia, Bryan,
Marlin and Whitney, besides two in this city,
all of which are doing thrifty
business, sttests the immense trade they do
and give evidence of tho popularity of their
goods. 1t is the largest house of this char
acter in the State, and the firm deserves
credit, for it has worked hard and honestly
to gain the large trade it now enjoys.
SANGER EROS.
Sanger Brothers had three wagons in the
! procession. The first one was fac simile rep
resentation Of the building in which they
commenced business at Milican in 1865, fifteen
years ago. II was n small sized box house,
the cost of which could not have exceeded
one hundred and fifty dollars. If stored to
two thousand dollars would probably have
paid for them,so small was it, Following this
wagonwasa representation of their present ca
pacious two-story brick in this city, that
reachesth to Elm street, with
frontage of fifty feet on each street, and stored
from cellar to top with goods In 1865 they
were in shanty, rs it were, with, compare
lively speaking, but handful of goods. To-
reaches not less, wholesale and RETAIL than
million year, and, besides, they have branch
houses in Fort Worth, Calvert and Waco. In
all business circles and in the homes of the
people throughout North, Central and
Northwest Texas, the firm name
of Sanger Bros. is as a household word.
| They do business throughout these sections,
sending goods into fifty or sixty or more
counties. In dry-goods, clothing, boots AMI
shoes and carpetings, in fact, house-furnish-
ing goods, we may say they have full lines,
ms well MS notions, millinery goods, hats and
caps, and full assortment in the dry goods
business. From ordinary calico to the most
magnificent dress goods from the cheapest
style of clothing TO elegant dress suits from
cheap boots and shoes to the most splendid
patterns; from ordinary carpets to the richest
patterns of velvet, Brussels and Wilton's,
their store 10 filed. With battalion of
clerks and assistants they are busy from
early morn until late in the night,
attending to the wants of patrons present
and abroad, for they do very heavy order
business. One of their specialties is filling
orders, and they never fail to give eminent
satisfaction. Excepting the railroad corpo
rations, Sanger Brothers probably pay n
heavier monthly expense account than any
other establishment in Northern Texas. They
have built themselves up and secured the
immense patronage they enjoy by prompt
ness in all business transactions and BY their
personal integrity and reliability. Whatever
they represent to be SO, is exactly 50, and the
public has come to know this, and, therefore,
Sanger Brothers are enabled to command the
heaviest trade of any mercantile house in
Northern Texas.