Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05
GAS.
A Great Lot Of Pumps and Pipe ia the Case
Chandeliers, Bath-tBbs, Small Engines,
Brass Cocks and GlOssts-The Biggest
HOUSE Of the Sort In Town.
Filters and Shades, Brackets for Gas lets,
Hose, Zinc, Water C5ndults and
Tin Roofs.

Before going any further, il may be
necessary 20 tell the sensatiOn-seeker that
this article is not for him or her. II is of
a much more important character. 1t is
written with the view of imparting valua-
bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in regard
to how OR magnificent structures of re-
cent origin have been fitted up with those
internal convenienees from which much
Of our indoor comforts are drawn. Also,
to inform the readers of the APPEAL Uhe
public) who does all these. There is a
hOus on Main street, between Washing
ton and Adams, that ofr
P. J. MALLON d CO.,
in which all these things may be learned
much better b we can tell it. This
house was built up expressly for q gas tit
teT's shop, the largest of the sort in the
city. In the rear of the store the shop is
situated, fitted up with all the latest ma
chinery necessary for doing everything re-
quired to be done by a plumbing and gas
hitting house Of extensive business. In
this large shop there is a great number of
men continually at work. The vsstness
of the work necessary to oe done by
this establishment may be inferred from
the fact that n of those recently con-
stTucted houses, such as the Goyer Block.
the Planters or Merchants Insurance
offices, costs from $4,000 to $4,000 to 6t IN
AZ OhD4E tAAAE III LAB way VI DlulLllluE
work which modern improvements re-
quire; n this establishment has some
times four or i've such contracts on hand
at once. The means of supplying gas
pipe, brackets, chandeliers of all sorts.
w~ater-pipes, apparatus for closets, fitting
for steam engines, including gauges
American, Buffalo and Blake's; force
pumps, cistern pumps, engine pumps,
well pumps, and all manner Of hand
nnm1na .nf which fhnrn ia y Uurfn#r Of
twenty different sorts, are inexhaustible.
Everything in the way of fitting
up a house of modern elegance and pro-
portions, is always on hand. The fact is,
Mr.. MsllOn has fitted up most Of the ele-
giant dwellings about the city, from the
zinc roof to the pump in the cellar. He is
a practical man himself, and not a mere
theOrist. This accounts for the reliable
and thorough finish which characterizes
all the work that passes through his
hands His business place on Main street
Is full Of everything i'm this department of
industry. Whatever is needed in this
Experimentation water closets, for steam
engines, for bathrooms, for bedrooms,
for barber-shops, for stores, for parlOrs,
Tor churches, for restaurants, for kitchens,
for steamboats,, for cotton presses
can be found at MallOn q Co.'s. At
present, the house is engagedin fitting up
the Planters Insurance COmpany's build
ing and the Merchants Insurance Com
pany's little palace on Madison street;
also, the magnificent mansion of Mr..
Woodruff, on Adams street. In cOnse
quence of the great facilities the estab-
lishment has, work is being constantly
done, and all manner of alterations made
in every sort Of house in the city. Mr.. /
MallOn's mon, all thorough and reliable
trade smen, may be found in any part of
the city, doing plumbing work and gas
fitting. There are three causes which
produced the great success of this model
establishment: Firstly, sound work, done
to the letter Of the contract; secondly,
prOmptitude; thirdly, reasonable charges.
By adhering to these simple principles
IF gas fitting" as be calls them, he has
placed his house &C the head of the busi-
less.
READ Walker Brothers * Co.'s New
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