The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-14
THE BkEWFkY'> BAPTISM,
GAY AND IMPOSING CEREMONIES
Legion OF FRIENDS Parade Proudly and
Qus1r the Amber Liquid Amid Mar
tial Strains, Booming Cannon
and Beer-bOrn EiSqueHce.

CUr enterprl9ing merChO0tS VINO cl0Sn
TO represent their trades in the grand
street parade. The streets were
thronged with people to witness the
display, and. at Q o'ciock tho inaugural
ceremonies began.
ORDER or MARCH,
The procession formed on Jefferson
street, near Elm, and moved in the fol-
owing order up Elm street to Leonard
down Leonard to Main and down Main
70 Jefferson, thence to the brewery;
Chief of Police ana Police Force Mounted
Meme Bros Band,
Fire Department.
Municipal Officials.
Officers of the Brewing association.
Then came the general procession.
The Texas Express and the Pacific
Express Companies, with their usual
nterprise, wheeled their wagons into
inc with tho wagons loaded "fOr the
trains1 OF all glasses Of goods. Then
came t. Texas Cotton Press Company
on float with press in active opera.
ton throwing out minute cotton bales.
Che next in line was the elegant dis
9lay OF the
WEIR PLow COMPANY
If samples OF their immease stock of
vehicles, refrigerator, bakery, dairy,
delivery and express wagons INSIDE
ny the celebrated Racine Wagon
and Carriage Company OF Rscine, Wis
ionsin, which are unequaled anywhere,
md for whom the Weir Plow Company
re state agents (the Texas Express
Wagon in line was made by the sans
mandatory and sold by this house,;
hen they had the celebrated Il. M. Mil
ar buggies, ph9ton, carriages, brand
4 uAhtolaa knnUn ali nupr tho IIptfa1
states for their finish and durability,
Their display was very noticeable and
vas credit TO this enterprising house
Next was the grand display Of
Se1nhardt, the great Dallas
lothier, who, ever alive to
he times and the trade, had float
Ipon which was exhibited all lines of
ents' furnishing goods aud clothing,
Then came A. Coleman, furniture
ealer and repairer, in finely decorated
Oat; following was tho Excelsior Soap
wagon weighted with their celebrated
Goods; then the firm Of
II. PoLLACK IL CO.,
runk manufacturers, az 722 Elm street,
ghO are known all over the State as be.
ng the trunk men OF Texas, Henry
,nows everybody 9nd everybody
,nows him on the road, and
lis display of every variety
4 trunks, valises. satchels, travelling
ags, sample trunks and cases does not
My credit 10 Dallas, but would be to
nyone. All OF the goods arc warranted
'gainst baggage tmashers.
Thea came In order IN the procession
ne OF the most noticeable floats, that of
ne
UNSTABLE BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY,
" Elm street, Hitherto we have been
INNING altogether ON wheels. This
Oncern makes specially OF
loot" gear aud the Hunstable
cots and shoes are known all
yer the STATIC and New Mexico as be-
ny this best foot wear in the market.
heir noat was decorated with the finest
Gather and trimmings,s showing tina
luality Of the stock that went into their
GODS, and on benches were some or
% workmen, working away at the ia
aous goods of the Hunstable shoe.
their display was creditable to our en-
5rprising city. Don't forget that they
not only keep at 7l2 Elm Street a
me Of their own manufacture, but
'lso lines of other tirst-class manufac-
urers. Don't forget them when you
gant anything IN their line, Now, in
rand style, and which created quite u
ensation among the thousands who
med the streets, came the grand dis
lay Of
IL. r, ROGERS,
state agent for Locke 81 Jewell, Ames-
ury, Massachusetts. his display was,
o say the least, tirst-clsss. Among his
isplay in the line was exhibited the
atest style OF every vehicle; two wheel
ileasure buggies, pb@tons of elegant
,nish, family carriages, most comfort.
BILE and durable; also buggies of the
Atest designB, suitable for the road OF
( Jewell Is too we'll lInowniamOngst oui
citizens TO need any eulogy from us
dr. Rodgers, their agent, who Is located
ext 10 the bank building OF Adams &
.eonard, has SOLD hundreds OF theiI
vehicles to our citizens and any oven
ng you can see Tor yourself many OF
,ur people riding in the most stylish
urn-outs In the city which are
4 the Lack ~ Jewell make. After
he display OF Mr.. Rodgers wsfe many
Exhibits OF the different lines of trade
0ut none to compare with
ais. We regret that The
,rm OF ii. W. GRADER IL Co., one of oul
argest agricultural concerns, could moi
IN account of press OF business Join The
procession with n display which would
nave attracted all eyes. Also the Temp
lins Implement and Machine Com
psny intended giving our citizens anC
ieighbors surprise, but at the las
moment their orders We're 80 pressing
preventing thom, with the Messrs
GRADER a Co, making dis
play of the finest line OF agrl
'ultural implements and engines, trac
Ion and station, that was ever witnessed
this city.
The end of the display WAS brought
up by a wagon loaded high with WOOD
rom Cancers East Dallas wood yard
The terminus OF the procession, though
asst, was by no means the least, az Il wa,
quite an attractive feature. This was
Crawlord's Battery under command OF
captain A. j. Houston and made a most
reditable display. At the corner Of
Main and Murphy streets wheel came
III one OF the vehicles of war but was
soon adjusted and tue battery moved
IN in good order.
On arriving at the brewery the
,and discOursed several soul.
tirring airs, after which ad.
iresses were delivered by DR.. schulz
iolonel w. ID. Wylie and others. A
orps OF walters was kept busy for sey,
raj hours, dispensing the free, foamlng
mber liquid, which, by the way, is .
nost excellent quality OF beer
he opening was grand sue
ess, and much credit is due the
management OF the association
0 make everyone enjoy themselves
he officers are: A. Wagenhauser
resident; j. B. Simpson, First Vice
resident; Paul Glucksman, Second
Vice. President; William Niegeman
secretary; w. II. Fiippen, Treasurer
Paul Glucksman, General Manager
DIR. Glucksman labored hard 70 enter
ain all present in royal style and h,
'ucceeden.
THE nREWDRy
: located In the southwestern suburbs
the Trinity, beside the track OF tn,
iissoun Pacific Railway. IL IL
hree story bflok that cos
100000, and the machinery cost about
ho same. On the gfould floor OF tn,
irowery " the Ice machine, two masl
ats and two cooling tanks, and ad.
Dining are the two IRIS iue vaults, N
which are some 10 hnpe beer casks tina
viii hold at least O0l gallons of beel
aoh. Up Stare is another large 10,
iault, containing 70 similar casks, onl,
rger. On the third moor are the fer