The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-21
The Rutland daily Globr.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1874.
LOCAL SKETCH les.


II. r.. OYER.
There is one particular establishment in
Rutland which has grown up in our midst,
than is worthy of special mention for many
reasons. This is the steam-ftting and
plumbing establishment of Mr.. H. r.
Dyer at No. II Merchants Row. This is
a metropolitan business, if we may so term
it, from the fact that it is rarely found
carried on outside of our largest cities
Other towns like Rutland are necesstated
in sending to the nearest city for the sup
plies and fittings that are furnished by Mr..
Dyer, and in the steam-fitting business he
has no competition in this section, we be-
lieye The business was begun by him in
Rutland in the year 1860 and has been sue
ccssiully managed by him up to the present
time. Every year lbut adds to his stock
in trade and to its Importance to the pub
lie of Rutland. A large number of our
best business houses and many hercabouts
have availed themselves of the opportunity
offered by Mr.. Dyer and secured the steam
heating apparatus that now gives them an
abundance of heat with desirable saving
in labor and expense. His stock will be
always found to embrace everything in the
way of materials for supplying customers
with steam, gas and water-pipe and all APP
purtenancies connected Herewith, besides
everything requisite for the business of a
first class city plumber. He also has on
hand everything in the line of railway sup
plies betting, rubber hose and packing
He has the exclusive agency for the
Gould Manufacturing Go. Of Seneca Falls,
n. y, and has specimens of their we'll
known power pumps for mills and quar-
lieS, which are manufactured in variety
OF patterns, many of the rotary pattern be-
ing used in the Rutland marble quarries.
Also, the agency for Knowles Steam
Pumps, which arc built in Warren, Mass,
and has in stock specimens of the Swamp
scott Machine Co.'S engines, "A number of
which arc used in this vicinity.
His stock Of Hydraulic pumps and rams
is not to be cquallcd and he is at all times
prepared to furnish cast iron pipe, all
sizes, ilanges socket also cap welded
wrought IRON pipe globe valves, Wal
worths latest patterns service, stop and
waste, air and pet cocks and faucets
/ steam and water guagcs hose and plain
Bibbs for iron pipe. He is always ready
to put up steam, water and gas pipes in
any required form on short notice and at
/ satisfactory prices, particular attention be-
ing paid To putting in heating pipe for
buildings. lie has large and wcllsclcc-
ted assortment of gas fixtures; consisting
of chandeliers, pendants, brackets, drop
lights, etc; also plain, ground and cut
glass shades A good assortment of am
munltion is kept here. pistols, rcvolvcrs,
cartridges, etc. pistols for both ladies and
gentlemen's use, from the Winchester Re
peating Arms Co. of New Haven, Conn:
the Blue Jacket pistols, rcvolyers and
holsters, and cartridges from the Union
Metallic Cartridge Co. of Bridgeport, Conn.
In addition to the above named stock of
goods Mr.. Dyer has a miscellaneous stock
of hardware. 1t is an acknowledged fact
that whenever our citizens are in need of
any article for use and not for ornamental
ton they are told to Ego to Dyers and
you'll find it" and they always do.
The importance of this establishment as
regards the steam-heating business cannot
be oyer estimated by the public, while the
many samples of the same in the buildings
where Mr. Dyer has put up his heating APP
paratus, fully and emphatically attest their
virtue and the perfectly satisfactory man
ner in which the business is performed by
him. He has some twenty-five hundred
different patterns OF fittings for this es-
pccial business and is therefore well able
to lit any and all who call upon him. His
business is increasing in importance and
magnitude year by year and cannot be
otherwise while the sound business man
agement of Horace II. Dyer is directed ex-
clusiycly to its important requirements and
demands.
A splendid specimen of the work of Mr.
Dyer may be seen in TIE GLoBE block in
the steam-heating apparatus that so salts
factorily warns the same from top to bot
tom.