Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14
A HEAVY FIRM.
Leo oidscImIdt's Furniture
 House nr Tucson.
The Largest Business Of the
 Kind in Arizona.

From long article iii the Tucson Citizen we make the following eX> cerpts concerning the business firm above uAme d, of that city, which is a edit fo ihe whole Territory, and by far the most extensive of is kind in Arizona. if not in the entire south. west Speaking of and describing this house, the Citizen says;
 Entering this vast est2k lishm ent which has q ground floor of the Gi- mensious of 60x10O feet, the visitor is first confronted by three lines of el, gant chamber suits extending from. the front 10 inc rear doors. These admirable adiuncls 10 home comfort vary in price and pattern 10 suit he purse and taste of every buycr. While at Iiist the customer may be led tO examine set shat is aborate enough to grace the bed chamber of q Turkish Sultan, he can easily prevai! upon the obliginE clerk 10 show him suits that in dura- b1lify and cost are in the actSal grasp of the most economical labo-> ing man. This explanation applies to all departments cf the house and the customer can get, if he wishes, forty different styles of any form of fGrEiture, and at forty different prices. No visitor will be obliged to turn away because his purse does not meet the prices demanded. He has only 10 conform lis tastes 10 Ais purse.
 Although there is on exhibition and for sale chamber suits of ash. walnut mahogany and many other woods, the particular one that fas> cinated the reporter eye was
 MAHOGANY cHEvAL SUIT, Standing near the nam and corner entrance of the commod .ous store room. This especial set consists of four pieces. The bedstead has an extremely handsome. square-top head board, carved and decorated in the style of the Italian renaissance The carving, although heavy and someH hat stern looking, hears the imprint of luxurious richn1ss that cannot fail to capture the fancy Of tine connoisseur. The dresser, a brilliant appendage to any sleeping room, contains q cheval mirror of tereltd French plate, 20A50 inches, and at each siie of q cushioned slipper case at The foot of the mir TOT are conveniently situated two closets and handy sets of drawers.
 
 TO A FRENCH DRESSER SET, 4 beautiful combination, the reports cr's attention WIS naturally drawn. These pleccs have Tennessee marble tops, and the dresser has a mirror of French piatc, 30x4O inches The set is made in walnut, richly trimmed with French walnut burl veneer, which is highly polished and carved. The headboard of the bedstead represents a lambrequin suspended from q hol .zonial pole This is one of the most unique pieces If furniture lu the rooms, and wili at once attract ;Le artistic eye.
 In Q tour of inspection, probably lover of the be .utiful would come to a standsliil before u bsdIo,m set constructed with particular regard 10 the
 A>GJ.o-J JAPANESE STYLE
 This suit is of ash, ore of the nos beautiful of polished woods, trimmed wi h mahogany. The delicate carv- ings and the peculiar blending of tnt two precious woods makes this particular sci exceedingly attractive. Tine dresser has French plate mir TOT, 50x32, either beveled or plain. two large and two small drawers and marble top.
 NEAR THE MAIN ENTRANCE Are heaps upon heaps of rugs, al~ mos' too handsome 10 be tro,lden upon and mudd'ed by the visitor or nulfiinde Yet that is the object for which they are intended, and no complaint should be made. Euit ther down the left aisle arc baby car- riages ty the score, in designs plain and fancy, prepared to carry the millionaire B dnugter or the ioiler's offspring. On rhe nthel side of the narrow pa. sage is a inc of secreta> rics, bookcases and sideboards.
 CUILRR's OFFICE DESK,
 Really an office in itself, is one of the modern inventions of cabinet architecture. having movable tablets on either side of the writer's chair, .i..sd ....d.-. -.1izeon holes that can be less. ened In size or enlarged according to B,e possessor's wish fthe ayrRnge> ment has advantages Nunequaled by E = other patent ol kind. The
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