Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-10-11
PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. 10, l


in fact grander than the former weeks
the public seemingly appreciate all thi
and are flockiDg from all quarters t,
see the great show The attraction!
are all of the latest and best order
Those of your readers who have no
been here will miss considerable i
they do not take advantage of this las
opportunity. Among the many beau
tiful exhibits in the building we note
following:
d. McCIintOck's Suite Of Rooms
Undoubto odly the finest and mos
attractive exhibit ever made at the
Exposition is that of Messrs. o. Nc
Clintock & Co., of No. 33 Fifth avenue
who have fitted up in the east corner
of the south gallery, several beautiful.
ly appointed apartments. They are
all hung with choice tapestries and
carpeted with luxurious rugs, the
whole illuminated by electric lights.
A massive brass railing encloses the
front, running the entire length of the
exhibit. The five apartments have
portaeres in front, each one made of
different material TIE windows in
the rear and the opening from one to
another are also curtained to exhibit
various styles and features. The fur
nishment of the rooms is in accord
with the beautiful surroundings of up
holstery and reflect great credit upon
the designer. Some quaint things are
seen in chairs and odd pieces and
some very massive carving are very
apparent The latest conception in
art and reproductions from the ancient
styles, stand side by side most harmo-
niously. Although their display is
valued at $4,000 it is merely sug
gestion of the enormous stock of ele-
CANT carpets, upholstery and fine fur
niture to be seen at their store. They
carry the largest and finest stock this
side of New York, and have the most
extensive establishment in which to
exhibit the same that can be found in
this section. Visitors to the Exposi-
tion will be very welcome at 33 Fifth
ave-, Pittsburgh.
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Messrs. j. P. Smith, Son & Co.,
have very attractive feature in the
main isle near the center of the build
ing in a hanging sign, stretched across
from gallery to gallery, constructed
with tumblers and goblets, which,
when the bright light from the electric
lamps strikes it, presents a beautiful
sight. 1t is novelty and catches the
eye from almost any part of the build
ing. Directly under this lies an array
of goods that would be difficult to de-
scribe, owing to both numbers and
novelties There are several large
show cases full of goods which COM
prises one of the handsomest assort-
ment Of clocks, bronzes, silverware and
ever exhibited in the build
ing. There are fine lamps in endless
variety, many of which are extremely
beautiful, the bulbs and shades all be-
ing hand painted, and by skilful
brush, every touch of which is pic
ture. These are but few of the many
fine and useful goods to be found at
their warerooms, 189 & l91 Liberty
street, among which we would call at
tention to their new lantern Comet Of
1882" which is both handsome and
durable, and is suitable for outdoor use
in stormy weather Their new Chin
ney "The Nonpareil" combines all the
qualities of durability, &C., and is
meeting with wonderful success. All
the goods on the stand are for sale,
and by the manner in which the visi-
tors admire the display, Messrs. Smith,
Son & Co., will have but few goods to
bring away at the close of the Exposi-
tion. Do not fail to call at their store
when in the city, as it will repay you
to see their display of goods.
Awards of Premiums
Made by the Pennsylvania State Fair
for 1882 to Bissell & Co., manufac-
lures of stoves ranges, CRATES, &c, 235
Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
First premium (silver medsD-For
best kitchen range.
First premium (bronze medal l-For
the best kitchen stove for bituminous
coal. Awarded to the Triumph Por-
table Range. Examine this range
when you go the Exposition.
First premium (silver medal For
best display of mantels, IL in number,
finished in beautiful variety of colors
and shapes, and of these they show
still greater variety of sizes and shapes
at their rooms, 235 Liberty street, and
242 Penn street, Pittsburgh.
First premium (bronze medaD For
best display of CRATES, finished in a
variety of beautiful shapes to suit diff
ferent styles of mantels. There are
Of these in use north, south,
east and west.
Also the first premium (silver medaD
for their safety stove for passenger and
baggage cars, largely in use on various
railroads. A proper examination of
these goods will convince any one that
these premiums are well bestowed on
the finest exhibit in the Exposition
building.
West Point Works.
8v this we refer to the boilers ex-
hibited by r. Munroe, proprietor OF
the West Point Boiler Works,-the
most extensive mandatory of the
kind in Pittsburgh.
This exhibit is just mere sample of
the boilers turned out by these works,
Twenty third and Smallman streets,
Pittsburgh. Those who contemplate
purchasing q boiler would find it to
their interest to call and see the great
facilities they have there; you will find
at all times large stock of new boil
ers made from the best iron in the
market on the most improved plan.
Col. Munroe is practical man in the
business and he employs none but the
best workman, is enabled to make any
description of or size of boiler on short
notice. In addition to the new boilers
hehas second-handed boilers of all kinds.
III. Houston & CO.-Red Jack ct