Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-06
BEINIrsa's NEW sroRE.
Opsning Of Large and Commodious Furniture
Rooms on south Queen Street.

Rooms ON south Queen Street.
Walter A. Heinitsh has taken the large and
commodious furniture rooms in schaum's new
building, opposite the Fountain Inn, South
unsurpassed elegance.
The building itself Is one of the finest in the
city, being 81 feet 'front.' 1876 feet deep, and. in.
cluding the basement, five stories high. and each
story comprises but a single room, extending
from the front to the rear Of the building, and
every room is lighted in a manner superior to
almost any other structure in the city.
Mr.. Heinitsh has departed from the usual plan
of decorating his immense show windows, by
making one of them represent a sleeping apart
ment furnished in the most excellent way, con
tanning full set of solid walnut furniture, IN
cluding bedsteads, dressing bureau, chairs, mat
tresses bedding handmade coveriet, queens
ware, fancy and perfumed bottles, ana every
article needed I'm u fully furnished chamber.
The other show window Is fitted up to repre-
sent q dining room, the solid cherry extension
table being set with all the dishes, cutlery and
table linen necessary for first-class banquet
The sideboard OF beautiful pattern. the walnut
chairs ana other furniture are all in keeping,
and all OF the finest workmanship.
The first floor of the building is filed with
chamber suits, In all woods, including mahogany,
rosewood. cherry, walnut, ash, oak, and others (;
and are of infinite design. There are besides In
this room, a great variety of easy chairs. In
rattan. cane. willow and other makes. and all are
so arranged that the visitor can see at glance
Just how any particular suit will look in his or
her chamber
The second floor is largely devoted TO the I'm
est makes of parlor furniture, upholstered in
such great dive rsity of styles that even the con
noisseur Is un able TO decide which of the many
styles Is most beautiful. This room contains
also great variety of sideboards, cabinets,
book cases, hat racks, extension and fancy Ia
bles. fancy chairs and scores of other pretty
things that go to make up the details of "A fully
furnished house and nearly all of these goods
are of home manufacture and every piece guar
anteed to be as represented.
The third floor Is devoted to the display o
goods of medium quality-chamber suites Of all
popular patterns and colors chairs, sofas
lounges, upholstered in hair, plush, cretonne
ana a dozen other styles sideboards, tables OF
all kinds, kitchen sinks, camp stools, &C., &C.
The fourth floor is the stock room, and con-
tains great supply of surplus goods and dupli.
Gates of articles on the other floors
The basement room, which is as large as any
OF the Others, is used as a receiving room, and
contains large a stock OF goods Here IL is
that they are set up and put in condition to ex.
hibit to customers or the public In all other
rooms.
speciality in Mr.. Heinitshs establishment Is
the sectional spring mattress, OF which he Is the
exclusive owner in this part of the state. 1t II
claimed to be the easiest, softest and most spring
mattress made. Mr.. II. also carries the largest
line of rattan aud fancy chairs, screens, ease l.
and pedestals in this city and 1t Is safe to say
there is not in the state more beautiful suite o
furniture rooms nor outside of Philadelphia
an establishment that contains larger or bette
selected stock OF furniture.