The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-25

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dDH sd tie Ne fai lsii Wt- 80 ih'
Nuir,ln lisfun, ilflS',a 4 rnl fi'u r0ai
in l<iy W. the hffu ~ ~ iffi~hiifu
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iuu osfs e lee ttlnH we're d'' v'i''l
iio dad y frH'u riia. strf a. TIE i'i'
ritiiw ',fhr iu ~r srril 80 i"pt
latiin, rsiifuid huiidIitu, ~ cvili. len
eiirfHiy, lnd f.p.r. " in IA - Iir'
fei- 49, tilu iha trrd 90 maNc ou'
aia greet ara pow r'ui, have meet
/ WON'T titi tini. ~ ni rHriiuii-, thii
pfn ".A, Va 10 rs WnitI'.i inirits :,
] ii- iiiiH aI rs .r q l.,tIuf in tie gravy
/ lrt sr.rU druf ADD iuilutmn and Gi,u
U'"tritl snJ d lii'rHi irrs,ige ui oui
state las siii ung in,puNi-i' Nee Within q
irW Years imst. e. he pr ~ 1T lhe stat 4,
- nurl ~ a. nnN uinrr "l"uurni, ~ du"
/ III thl- .ruwtli And ~ pAttsl,,u Hui ar''u
! huiatiuas uf STRENGTH fn rVrrN enter
| prs, ot' ~ pTniW-i i',n fpr "a" Y uTrdi
ori, fer tnr uialu 'uan"n uf n-u,si und
'Ti"r, inr ii.n iiiis-iiu at KNOWN dee,
iur fest rigg nnI ca' rishln. morality,
I lur ruhnnring M muter,dl Interests and
auding To- the Prosperity or The country,
the press over lends wiliin.
| ,lnd, l. ever lret Hns iorsnnst
| When the establishment or this brewery
Mas hrst nOUt'd the press Ut uur city
! tlicd the prhD1-'tlpn win cuminrnIa
4 t,uu aud crowned II, not only win lis
nrprovai and Notds of good cheer, In,
urg"d II. nnd act tirfh Nulid and gn.d
r.nsnns why tao enterprise should meet
| Win nd quito elcogrlg"lnent from nui
ritigan-. Now, that The undertaking is
| virtually IN nrruuipii' he'd fact, nav, on
! thlS occasion OF the inv ing oi tho corner
>tunu ~ the gr' ~ aui handsome udi'ire
| within whose watts 80 many men are o.
iind employment !, in neha!f VI
.srniulate the city mud congratulate
tiic managers and nw'i' - of the cat T.
.risr II |, to Entrusted ;i3ore viii Lee -
| ruI ftuhinn II an ihs h,ir, this 'nLer-
rri~c has ruger,orcd; thai u VIII hr Hn
-nIiucut ~ crss, an'NiuE 'inslitntion e.
all jordui,riiv tutor $ 80 i' l.. aud all
.ttvHulug" 10 our 81 V gcnpr,liv"
"ru the Buis 1'Nrr Cipu,' was re-.
~"nudri to lev Mr.. =. :. y! u's, "a rhr
HERALD, whom NJ. Thatcher, The pre~l-
drut nj the clun, n rcd as SUBSTITUTE.
iie WAS AIKEN unawnres, Yet spike a.
fpiiows:
Mr.. Pfouis SAT- while he had not ex-
ne, c,ed Ia b. calico upnn ~ say my
lining, vet 80 ic't hono,c eel lrgL the Boil
.'Arr club had no"n = riP'imcntc'i.
H.. WAS proud at thu club. IL was mn
instiIuion th't hGd dnne uluch ~ unl<c
prnuiinrut many important Interests IN
Dallas. IL hd entertained un divers
"c 'a-nns vi.it0's 10 the city,
Irittirnen OF iltuliigou,'u ard ot capital.
aiui had, 10y preamble fhe best side at
matters an'l IA" Top lr.Inre al orr niiY.
iud "c'd imnisrt,ipn and c.pitAl both
IA cu'na within orr core rate ii'nts. Ne
was glad. ~ q q iiG8u of Dallas, To well
come this cuaerrrlse into our unidst. IL
wu- Al Undertaking thnt would rednunn
10 tue credit and tho inatrri, advantage
oi our ritV and oar comfy IL would
s:Vv emp nymept To MANY per.on-, aud
- a.. "A T. LII s..sIt .r all h.4
pRriry oar iHr,J"ra would raise, and
w,H!!I stimulate The cul ~ alton OF hops,
how u ;kuOwn rs VA agricultural pro.
duct.
IS The corner stone was laid, John
Mr.ly IN charge o, q twr!Ne-pnniii now
nzvr mrnrd IL loose and awakened ali
;hi wouuS aud hills around with IT'S
va, fired. rliuS AMID The bonming Of
cannon, the good words Of cheer, aud
the paudits 81 Tie multitude the enter
Prise was luaugurated.
Mr.. Wag Iiu user desires 10 acknOwl-
edge his ~, ligations tn Mg. Leopold +.
sohpy IN connection ita mis- enterprise.
w hen he first cane IN iIailsS, sometime
ago with tho idea of iiuaIUS Il lucaLipn
ia Texas, it was his detention t. visit
Fort WORTH, SAN Antonio, Brenham
and other y sint> on u prospecting tour,
bat Mr.. Il ,huy nIiuig 81 manifest 30 hiiu
Ia. advantages Dallas possessed over
all other puiuts, that hs decided 10 set
tie here, aud he has been thankful ever
since he dM so. Mr.. Bonuy rendered
him much assistance, too, in securing
the site for his brewery, and in awaken
ing IN interest among the tn .ineSS men
of the citv in his enterprise. He feels
that any mention of tho iuangurai cere
MONIES Of his enterprise, without his ac-
acknowledgement of Mr. iiuhny's kindmess
Lf "a IA.
incomplete and uuiuS to tnat g3htle-
inHIi
This enterprise Is the sole undertake
inr of Mr.. WagenhauSer, not Il cent of
G pit al being invested in IL except his
own, and when he completes the brew
cry every cent of its cost will he paid,or
he intends to pay rs he q es, having
ample funds to do SO. He is u practical
brewer aud matter. and confidently AS
sertS hat il he did not kow he could
make better and cheaper beer than that
furnished Ia feXas no would not risk his
money in this venture.
The huiiiing a,d machinery will cost
sI0D, 900. The main bulding Is 50 NV l45
feet and j. six stories high. The base
ment is u fret; first story, 10 10 :; seq
oud story, II feet; thiri story, IA feet;
fourth story rs feet; fifth story Is teet,
and mansnrd roof II feet. The malt
house in The left wing is three Storirs
high. the first story Oeing2D feet; second
story II feet, lnd the third tory Is t2et.
1t Is 40 by IS in Dimensions. The right
wing is p counterpart in dimensions and
height of the main building. the build
ing win cost $4,000 Mr.. Pat Butler is
the contractor, burning his own brick
aud dong the hnildibg. Mr.. Y. G. Baiev
has the contract tor the lumber, 20O,0O0
feet.
After the ceremonies Of laying the
cornerstone, TIN. addresses, the drink
ing ortoast aud responses thereto, Il
collation. was spread on an iinproviset
table of which the ass.nr blage WAS
cordially invited to parrake. Six bar
rels %, beer were also tapped, three of
Anheuser's browning and three of
LenD's, aud the amber fluid that cheers
hut does not inebriate, so tha supreme
court of New York has decided, flowed
freely and carried gladHesS to many a
dry and psrched throat. Tho occasion
was an eminent success, and 1t marks
an err in the onward aud upward march
of our city, an epoch in its history that
l., to prove as a rcd letter day.
Given Up by Phy -ic.ans.
A patient residing at Ri:.ghanton N.
Y, after using Compound Oxygen for
two wears, gives the gratifying result:
''For two wears could not stand on
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