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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20
HOW IT WAS STARTED.
THEORlGIN OF THE TEXAS BREW
ING COMPANY'S WORKS.
The Stock now far Above Par and not for
Sale-What It's Business now
Amounts to.

One of the many things for which Fort
Worth should be as proud of her Texas
brewery as the Texas brewing company is
proud of Fort Worth
Fort Worth has many manufacturing en-
terpriSes that are doing well, turning The
raw material into manufactured goods and
shipping them all over the state, but none
that have been so successful from the start
as the brewery. But when you know the
reason, it Is very plain why it is so. The
Texas brewing company have spared no
time nor money in order to make the brew
cry complete IN all its appointments. They
nave the best plant, so men have said. who
know what breweries are, south any where
and as good as there is in the world, as far
as completeness is concerned, and it is not
small one by any means. there being but
very few larger IN the United States.
Inc second reason why such good beer is
made and the brewery so successful is the
good water to be found at Fort Worth.
And the third reason and the one which
insured the success as much as anything is
the ability displayed by the president aud
general manager of the company, Mr. James
j. Cannon. If there had been no Mr. J. J.
Cannon, there would have been no Texas
brewing company at Fort Worth to-day.
If there had, the stock of the company
would not cost you from $40 TO Sl6O to-day.
even If you can find any to buy, as this is
the price that the Texas brewing company's
stock was quoted sixty days after the first
beer was made.
For the credit of the wonderful success
that he Texas brewing company has had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES.

hAkiSlAUEN.
Mr. Max Hilbert and Miss Mary White
law. Laredo, August t.
Mr. Charles |. Evans and Miss Clara s..
Hammond, Colorado. August 3.
MIR. Claude Garrett and AlissCapps, Tulia,
July 20.
MI William Hill and Miss Martha Reed,
Rogers, August 5.
Mr. Henry Siegel and Miss Bette Ben
jamiu, Bastrop, August ).
Mr. Henry Birdweu and Miss Penland,
Brentwood, August ..
Mr.. 5. j. Brooks and Mrs. Mary F..
COner. Aurora, July 80.
Mr.. 5. X. Smith and Miss Mamie Baker,
Aurora. August 4.
Mr.. George Endel and Miss Mamie Phil
lips, Palestine, August ).
Mr.. j. y. Luce aud Miss Zorra Thomas.
ESpueli, Augusta 4.
Mr.. W. &. Dunlap and Miss Elsie Hay
wood, TeXarkaua, August D.
Mr.. Jesse O'Bryant and Mrs. NJ. Rock,
Be,lville. August /.
John r. Thatcher, Esq. and Miss Cora
Short. Weimar, August >.
Mr.. ). D. Dupee and Miss Ida Bean, Sey-
mour, August =.
Rufus Barber and Miss Eva Newberry,
Beeville, August 10.
Mr. f. p. Dykes and Mrs. Maggie a.
Hodge, Wichita Falls, August 6.
Mr.. 5. H. Bell and Miss Willie Cloud,
Garland, August >.
Mr.. A w Walker and Miss Rosa Reeder-
Garland, August >
Mir. Harvey Mitchell and Miss Mallie
Smith. Sherman, August II.
MIR. :. G.. Powell and Miss Zilpha Moore,
San Antonio, August 9.
Mr. W. B. McGraw and Mrs Matte Hill
burn. Kaufman, August ).
Mr.. Mitchell and Miss Louise johnson,
San Antonio, Augustll.
Mr.. Erastus Meyers and Miss Belle Cook
Noble August.
Mr. S 4. Mcclure and Miss Matte Webb,
Caldwell, August 4.
Mr. ]. w Cause and Miss Della Fergu-
son. Harold, August ..
Mr.. John r Williams and Miss Mary
Barringer, Rockwell, August L.
7. NJ. Naples and Miss Julia Ellis, San
Angelo August s.
MIR Polk Ryan and Miss Minnie Ramsey,
Plaiuview. August 6.
Mr.. c. J. Barvey and Miss Eliza Stud
dard, Seymour, August 6,
Robert Wooten and Miss Hattie Smith,
Nevada, August 3.
Amos Driver and Miss Martin, Nevada,
August 3.
". H. Coon and Miss Jessie May Brewer,
Panhandle. Augusta
Mr.. j. L. Richburg and Miss Mary E.
Archibald. Georgetown, August =.
Mr.. W. II. Gross and Miss Jennie Hag-
gard, San Marcos, August 4.
Mr.. c. ". Ziegler and Miss Susie F'ogarty,
Houston, August r.
Mr.. John W. Hur1thall and Miss Bryana
Stocking, Houston, August y.
Mr.. Harvey Mitchell aud Miss Mollie
Smith, Sherman, August IL
Mr.. Alonzo Tinsley and Mrs. Fanny Ed
wards, Winnsboro, August 9.
Mr.. l. \. Givens and Miss Anna Mclnnis,
Ennis, August u.
Mr.. S. Hardin and Miss Laura Jones,
Texarkana, August L.
Mr.. Rufus Barbour and Miss Eva New
berry, Beeville, August TO-
Mr.. ]. L. johnson and Miss Carrie Steaph-
ems, Ranger, August g.
Mr.. J. S. Shaw and Miss Allie Rosen-
berg, Denison. August L.
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TEXAS IN TYPE.

Mr. ]. I. Reeves and Miss Annie Pierce,
Sherman, August IL.
Mr. J. C. Woods and Miss Fannie Wood,
Sherman. August Il.
Mr. c. D. Parker and Miss Lula Dysart,
Claude, August 9.
Mr.. j. c. Attebery and Mrs. Melinda
Fits, Celeste, August y.
H. F. Reagan and Miss Florence FitZger-
aid, Celeste, August u.
Mr. ]. H. Tolbert and Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton, Vernon, August 5.
Mr. T Weldon and Miss Minnie Landrun,
Temple, August ?.
Mr.. John E. Dunlap and Miss Lena May
Smith, Mckinney, August y.
Mr.. S. H McGary and Miss Ida
Stroupe. Mckinney, August 10.
Mr. Walter f. Underwood and Miss Ag-
gle Penn, Bee Greek, August 9.
Mr.. Albert Canterbury and Miss Kate
Murray, Brentwood, August IL
DEATHS.
Judge T. W. Ellison, Laredo. August :.
Mr.. Dick Meyers, Bonham. August B.
Mr.. }. 3. Ryan, Bonham. August t.
Mr. John Wagner. Houston, August Z.
Mr. james Monks, Bonham. August ,.
Mr.. George a. Carlisle, Plano, August 1.
Mrs ". o. Brown, Cleburne, August l.
Miss Lizzie Higgins, Vernon, August 2.
Mrs Alice Tommie, Vernon, August 3.
Capt. j. W. Duncan, Bonham. August l.
Miss Mary Scarborough, Bonham, Au-
gust l.
Mrs; L. spaulding, Morgan, August 8.
MIR. Thomas G.. Long, Reagan, August 6.
Miss Eula Ely, Forney, August ,.
Miss Virginia Burns, Galveston, Au
gust ).
Capt. Stephen Decatur Rainey, Marshall,
August S.
Mr. james r. johnson, Goldthwaite,
July 81.
gust l.
Mrs. j. H. Beckett, Wolfe City, Au-
gust ).
Judge T. W. Sims, Cotton Gin, eau
gust 4.
Mrs A NJ Irwin. Mills, July 81.
Bessie Carter Haskell, August I.
Mrs NJ j. Gross, Seymour. August 6.
Mr.. A s. Briggs, FL Faso, August S.
Mr. John Lampkin. HARDWOOD August ?.
Mr.. Cas- Guide. Waelder, August 3.
Mr.. j. B. Ryan, Honey Grove, August 1.
Mrs Z. A Eriou, Cleburne. August :.
Mrs. Lucinda SpaIding, Morgan, Au-
gust 6.
Robert Cherry, Moody, August >.
Mrs. Harriet a. Berry, Granbury, Au-
Mrs. Elizabeth E Bayless, Paris, Au-
gust :.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maria Wright, Corpus
Christi. August 9.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Small, Palestine, Au-
gust 10.
Edward Russell, Corpus Christi, August
10.
Mrs. J. l. Clare Beeville, August O.
Miss Mary Hicks. Sumner, August IL.
DR.. j. c. Bates, Paris, August II.
Mrs. NJ. Martin, Sherman, August IL.
Judge Peter Christen, Houston, August
II.
Mr. G. S. Fitzgerald, Bells, August :.
Rev. 3. II. Mcdaniel, Anderson, August
Mrs. Catherine Farrell, Corpus Christi,
August y.
Mrs. S. E. Baxter, Gainesville, August
T.
Frank Cole, Farmersville, August IL.
Mrs. Martin, Sherman, Aug. IL.
Mr.. George Fitzgerald, Sherman, Aug. 10.
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Byrd, Winnsboro,
Aug. I.
Mrs. Betty Pitt. Abilene, Aug. 9.
Mrs. Ans elina Clare, Beeviue, August @
Mr. james Allison. Vernon, August 5.
Mr. s. P. Henderson, Cleburne, August Z.
Mr.. Porter Davis, Concrete, August 5.
Mr. Fritz Loeble, Cuero, August I.
Mr. John Luther, Cuero, August q.
Mr. Ad Lynch, Hallettsv vile, August II.
Mr.. Henry Cisk, Sr., Gordon August 9.
Mrs. Mary Scott, Hubbard City, August :.
Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, Marshall,
August IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20
from the beginning is due MIR. Cannon. he

from the beginning is due Mr.. Cannon, he
being z man of wonderful executive ability.
good business qualifications, one OF the
most practical men in the country and
hard-workiug man. he being at the brewery
from : in the morning until IL at night.
The story of how Fort Worth came TO
secure this mammoth enterprise, which
prohibits so much money from going out OF
Texas and which employs so many men
who spend their money in Fort Worth, Is
au interesting one.
Mr.. Cannon had sold out an interest he
had in brewery in Dallas, little over
year ago, and had made up his mind that he
would travel. He went to Mexico, and
Travelled all over this state, and at last
came back to Fort Worth.
While here he was driven by friend to
see new artesian well which had just
been completed. While looking at the pure,
clean water, he having been used to the
muddy Dallas water for some time, he
thought to himself, - that water ought to
make fine beer" He went to Dallas. was
there 4 few days, but kept thinking about
the Fort Worth water, and what line beer
il should make. He could not get 1t from
his mind.
After selling out his brewery in Dallas,
he had made up his mind that he would
never go into the brewing business again,
but after thinking over the situation for
several days, thinking what tine point
from railroad shipping STANDPOINT Fort
Worth was, concluded TO send some OF the
artesian water to brewers chemist to be
analysed.
He came to Fort Worth, secured two
cans or the water, sent to Austin, Waco,
Houston and San Antonio and secured two
cans each from all the places mentioned.
These cans he sent to achemist in the east
not telling him where the water was from,
asking him to let him know how they would
do for er-making The report came hack
soon that the water which had been taken
from the Fort Worth well was the best
water for making beer that had ever been
found.
Mr.. Cannon soon organized a stock COM
pany with ample capital and began opera
tons, and the big establishment turning
out sixty tons of ice and 500 kegs OF beer a
day is the sequel.
Mr.. Cannon is more than pleased with
the reception his beer has received, as he
said: ''Of course some people have TO be
educated up TO home manufactures OF any
kind. They think anything made at home
can not be as good as that made IN another
state, so we have made q better beer than
they could buy anywhere else and so sell
the goods
While the brewery was being erected Mr..
Cannon wired brewers supply house in
the East TO send him the best
brew master he could find. The
party wired back that he knew
of Il good one in Germany, better man
than could be found III this country. Mr.
Cannon wired him to secure the man re-
CARELESS of expense; whatever contract that
he made would be satisfactory to the Texas
brewing company.
Beer and ice by the carload are shipped
daily as far west as FL PasO and Us far
south as Corpus Christi. The first full eaks'
of bottled beer went to Colorado City
Thursday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20
LUBBOCK COUNTY.

LUBBOCK, Aug. lubbock, though
only four months county seat. is far
ahead of many of the new towns on the
Plains and bids fair in few months time
to be the largest and best built town off the
railroad between the Fort Worth and Den
yer and Texas and Pacific railroads. The
prOprietors are men Of push, energy and
ample means and do not spare time nor
money in developing the town.
Lubbock has by far the best hotel on the
Plains, a three-story building costing
$1,000, well appointed and having all the con-
veniences desired. The contract has been
let for SIS. 600 courthouse, work on which
will begin at once. The Plains look very
beautiful, grass green, cattle fat, crops the
best. This county has great future be-
fore It and viii undoubtedly develop into
one of the best grain producing sections in
the great Panhandle. Our people all ad
mire Fort Worth for her pluck and energy,
and hope some day to be connected by rail
with the best town and pluckiest set OF
men in Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20

Our city has negotiated $4,000 in bonds
for the benefit of our school, and will i'm
mediately proceed to add an addition to our
stone college, giving US school facilities
second 10 no town in the state
ENNIS. ELLIS COUNTY, Aug. 15.-The city
has let the contract for the erection of a
public school building On the east side of
the railroad, in the Smiths addition to En-
mis-. Work will commence at once and will
be completed in time for the fall term. En-
mis- now has one of the best school build
ings in the state, but on account of the fact
of the increase in her population for the
past year. another building became n ne
cessity The Baptists contemplate building
q new church in the near future.
ATHENS, HENDERSON CoUNTY.-Athens is
taking steps to build $4,000 school-house,
and in the near future we will have as fine
an institution of learning as can be found
anywhere.
FLOYD. Hunt CoUNTY-Workmen have
commenced work on the new Methodist
church, which Will be completed as soon as
possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

ALvORD, WISE COUNTY. Aug. PA trav-
cling correspondent of THE GAZETTE visited
the Alvord canning factory to-day and was
shown through the establishment This
factory started upon its third year on the
22nd of May and will run, probably, till
Christmas and part of the time day and
night, giving employment to about one hun
dred people The capacity of this factory
is 1900 cans per day. Most all the goods
turned out here aie sold in Texas. A new
feature has been added to the business this
season. When certain line of fruit comes
in quantities too small 10 can, ii is worked
up into preserves Women earn from 30
cents TO 81 per day in this factory by piece
work. Girls earn from 40 cents to - cents
per day The factory is making big run
on tomatoes this season, owing to the abun-
dance of this fruit. Mr.. H. l.. Sands has
thirty acres in tomatoes near town. To-
matOes will make 800 bushels per acre this
season. The factory pays - cents per
buShel This will average SO per acre.
Mr. Sands raised his plants under glass,
consequently he had tomatoes on the mar
ket early, and sold them readily at 81 per
bushel.
The building for the Greenville wooden
mill is finished and the machinery is on the
road.
The $1,000 bonus required by Mr.. Eglof
to insure the erection of Il - barrel roller
mill has been subscribed. The mill viii be
in operation in ninety days--[Granbury
Graphic.
The Quanah broom factory is turning out
from thirty to forty dozen brooms per
week,
The machinery for the Denison roller mill
IS on the road,
A subscription is being raised to pay off
the Indebtedness of the Denis0n cotton
mill. Seveuty-five thousand dollars has
been subscribed.
MISEoLA, WooD COUNTY, TEX, Aug. 10.
their factory i'll shipshape and Will begin
turning out syrup barrels tomorrow morn
inc
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I5}AS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

.r' Baptists are building a new
s. E-r-mord. Fort Bend county.
a.. ...r VIII be SOHO feet
progressing finely on the Chris
. ~ LaGrauge 1t will be an
90 iGa city.
.rSr ward school building at
nearly completed and will be
. .-r when the next session opens.
lions are before the Ennis school
building Eew school house in
... rew co,ored Methodist church in
NN Will he dedicated on or about
..-''r L.. Hillsboro Reflector.
A. contract for building the Christian
l.+..4 "a. SockdaLe has been let. The house
d.. cost 5000 and will have d seating ca
t-y.ty OF 500
~. me naw school building at Milford is
..F completed. The school will open
.---.aer a with six teachers.
=, me Baptist people are going to erect
'-'rr--yi III me near future at this place.
.4.mpSou Tines
HfLFHENvuLE. ERATH COUNTY, Aug. Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20
TEXAS PROGRESS.

The contract has been let for building the
new county Jail at RockpOrt. 1t is to be of
brick and stone, two stories high in front.
The upper story will be hospital and
juvenile. female and insane cells The main
jail viii contain five steel cages. When
completed the jail will cost the county S23-
So Rockport Picayune.
Bricklaying on the opera house has com
menced. The building will be finished il
time for the fall and winter theatrical sea
SON lIineola Monitor.
Work viii be commenced Monday on the
new system Of waterwOrks at Rockdale.
The Messenger says electric lights viii be
established in connection. and next year
Rockdale will have an ice factory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-20
TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Gainesville wants street lights.
Colorado Springs wants 4 new library
building and a high school.
Lubbock wants a drug store and shoe
shop.
Harold, Wilbarger county, wants another
motel.
Canadian wants -four mill and street
cars.
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A Farmers sudden Death.


Special to the Gazette.
ALvARADo. JOHNSON COUNTY, TEX, Aug.
Nv. p. Moore, a farmer living about
two miles north of here, was taken suddenly
sick to-day at II O'Clock and died at -.
Previous TO this ne had apparently enjoyed
the best Of health and was in town yeSter
day. Deceased was thirty-four yearS old
and leaves 4 wife and five children. Heart
trouble is supposed to be the cause of death.
but nothing definite is known, as he was
dead before the doctors reached him.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-01
Personals.

NJ. B. Spinney, OF Small Point. WAS in
the city yesterday.
Marshal Maddox Of Hallovell was in the
city on business Monday.
O. A. Tusli. ESQ. went to Portland
yesterday on law business.
Mrs. r. E. Goodwin and little daughter
are visiting relatives In Bah.
Mr.. Frank r Partridge went to Boston
on the early traiu yesterday morning
Mr.. Joseph F. Young is co fined to the
house Win bad case of seuss tonsiiitis.
Fish Commissioner f NJ. Ssillwell, Of
Bangor, registered q the Cony House yes-
terdAy.
Mise Msnley 10 back from New York
where she had been spenking few weeks
with friends.
d c. Hall. chairman Of the board OF
selectmsn in Fairfield. was in the ely on
business Monday.
Secretary Gilbert Of the State Board Of
Agriculture left Monday afternoon for
Arocstook county.
II r. Smith. Bo~doin 80. returned 70
Brunswick yesterday, after = couple days
stay in this city.
The many friends Of Mr.. Rs'ph p.
Pisisted will be glad to know that he 10 out
Of dagger and 10 slowly gaining strength.
Mr.. ". 8. Fuller Of the Rooklsni
Tribune was in the city over Sunday, "a
turning home on the morning train ye'ssr-
day.
Mr.. Howard @. Abbott Of North Vssssl-
boro 10 . guest at the house Of his daueh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. ". E. g. Whitman. on
Eastern Avenue.
Frank G Harrington. Bowdoin "a. Who
has been spendiu the past few days with
his family in this city, returned to college
Yesterday afternoon.
Sewall r. Savage and +. S. Lovsj,y,
both Bowdoiu, '95, have returned to college
after spending the Thanksgiving holidays
at their homes in this city.
c. A. StAYkey, baritone soloist. late OF
ST. Michsels vested choir, Trenton. N. j.,
viii sing the coming winter In the vested
choir connected with St. Marks church,
this city.
Ross True, Tech. 81, and J. Ebert
Hsmlen. Tech e5, have returned to their
studies In Boston. The boys have been
spending the brief Thanksgiving vacation
with their families in this city.
Miss Msdss Sawtelle Of Bangor, span'
the Sabbath in this citg, the guest Of her
sister, Mrs c. W. jones'. Miss Savtelle
left yesterday r,rraiSg Tor Vassalbero
where che will attend tae Ok Grove Semi
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TO LET.

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TITO LET Furnished rooms at No. Fiagg
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TITO stT-A convenient tenement of FIVE
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81 Melville greet. uovl5diw.
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/ swan streel. Inquire AZ LUZ Grove street
pov 3dtf
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L tosether vita gooa stsble, on Winter street.
Enquire at ONCE # RuBEsT POPE 4 Co, 70
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no RrNT-Two tenements on GreenviIie ST..
l. Ha1owei. SEQ B. MCCLENCA. .
hov2od2v
"r LEXICON stable accamrnSd alton for
- no. a,d carriage, o. the Rowe home,
Cor. fffove aud Chan i 7 Ste, novisdn
- sts. fnrn nc, tath roon gas, hot and cold
W ter IL kitchen and 1ehar. WI lease for two,
three or i've y-ars at 600 per anuum Only re.
spcn-sble parties need apply to Mrs. Howard
oWeH. " srVall stree, Cit. rovi0dtf
TITO sET-Tbe large s'abie Of the late james
l. Keegsl for storage Of carriages etc.
-.-., ~.
IT, sEf-Pieassnt furnished rooms, with or
4 .I.ho-t bo.rd. az li1Grove .lr.e' oe'i3dtt
,rs0 IL T-Ihe two torres In the new Hill q
Nasosobtr biocs, At the north end Of Wa'e'
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