Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-31
REPRESENTATIVE HOUSES.
raE rHRlviNa BUSINESS INTERESTS OF
LANCASTER CITY.
some Of the Men who Help to Maze the
wheels Of Trade GO Around-Thc Mechani-
cal and Mercantile Interests Of
steady and Substantial city.

Steady and substantial City.
In a community embracing all classes
which are to be found in Lancaster as well as
other places, there are establishments that
take prominent lead in catering to the wants
OF the population in general and supplying
class OF goods suitable not only TO the use Of
the most humble, but to the fastidious tastes
and requirements Of the opulent In max
ing therefore a detailed resume OF the busi-
ness industries Of Lancaster, one house in
particular requires something more than a
passing notice at our hands, occupying rs it
has for some time prominent position in
supplying class of goods suitable for people
in every grade Of life The house alluded to
is that OF Walter A. Heinitsh, which is one of
the most reliable houses of It's kind in the
city, dealing in all kinds of furniture and
bedding with prices that defy competition.
The premises occupied, Nos q and %,
South Queen street, are four stories high,
32x125 feet, considered the most complete
furniture store in the state and is completely
| stocked from basement to attic with every
thing desirable in the furniture line, all in the
| newest and latest designs The manuiactur-
ing department is in the rear OF the store, 3
| stories high. This house is most iavorably
| known IN this community, upon which the
| enterprise and success has conferred many
| advantages, and this house occupies position
TO which il Is Justly entitled by force OF an
| enlightened business policy and those prin.
cipies of fairness and integrity without which
| no prosperity is complete.
| Pc. snyder 4 Bro.
| 1t is great pleasure to record the business
i of such houses as the one above named
| which hsa so long been engaged in the trade
| and on account of its extensive operations
| has become a most important addition to the
industries of Lancaster. OF such houses 1t
| is not necessary to speak any words of praise,
| their very existence is more emphatic evil
| dence of the honorable position they occupy
| and the long course of faithful dealing they
| have pursued. Such an establishment is that
| of Il. Z. Snyder * Bro, who established
| this business some years ago and ever since
| its foundation has enjoy ed liberal and first
| clsss patronage, derived from the best classes
| of society. The premises occupied are very
commodious and equipped with every
| the varied stock and the comfort OF Gus
| toners The stock comprises full
and complete assortment of ladies' furnish.
ing goods, fancy goods, notions, underwear,
| gloves, hosiery, etc, for the best STYLE quality
and fashion suitable for the season. Popular
| prices prevail in this establishment polite
| and attentive assistants serve customers in
| telligently the stock comes from nfst hands
| and inducements can be obtained at this
| house that cannot be eNcelled by any other
| in Lancaster. Personally the proprietors
| have hosts Of friends in consequence OF their
kind and courteous manners and strict in
tegrity.
Henry Burger.
One of the distinctive industries OF Ian.
caster, and which has contributed materially
to its commercial prosperity, is its extensive
! planning mill and lumber business The
most prominent in this line of trade is that o
Henry Burger, i32 South Prince street. The
premises occupied are very commodious and
spacious, equipped with all the latest i'm
proved machinery and appliances known tc
, | the trade, and employment is found for
force OF experienced mechanics, whose opera
! / tions are all under the most competen
management for the manufacture of all de
scriptious of door frames, window frames
T sash, door jambs, mantles aud brack cts
, turning and scroll saving of every style an,
1 description also dealer in all kinds o
!, lumber. The stock constantly carries
u a is large, carefully graded and thol
a | oughly seasoned. The facilities
this house for transacting a large and e,
d | tended trade in the city and county are th
d | very best 1t is incumbent that dealers, col
l. | tractors, builders and careful buyers shoul
ia | in the advancement OF their own interes
bear in mind this establishment when d
st string anything in this line, for this hous
i'd | can confer inducements and benefits whiC
are propOrtionate to the unusual facilities
its possession. The proprietor of this esta
lishment gives his close personal attention
the workings of his large business, and beiI
vi thoroughly practical man himself Is full
n | conversant with the wants of his numerou
ia | patrons and Justly merits the success whc
!. has attended his we'll directed and preseve
,r | ing efforts
At Casper KoehIer.
4. In the whole history of manufacturing 81
N | terprises there is nothing more interesting
u remarkable than the growth OF the brewiI
k.,.I, sl.x
n a century a gigantic industry has grown NJ
ii the ultimate proportions of which cannot
foreseen. Among other cities that have take
high rank in the production OF ma
liquors Lancaster stands well in the man
fscture OF fine lager beer and Gasp
koehler's brewery, as regards quali
!, and quantity, occupies a most promine
p position in the trade The plant of the brew
10 | cry embraces one of the most complete an
Q best managed establishments of the kind.
u is equipped with all the latest modern IN
i chinery and appliances known To the trad
II and employment is found for force of @
!, | perienced hands, whose operations are und,
. the most careful management. Onl
70 the hnest malts and hops are use,
q and these are handled IN such a thorough
20 scientific manner as to result in the prod u
NJ tion OF lager beer that has no stiperio
:. The lager beer of this brewery will |
found to meet every requisite demand, an
for excellence OF quality and hoalthtul @
fects, 1t is unsurpassed. Mr.. Koeher is
X practical and experienced brewer. Pc
r sonally he is held in the highest estirnatio
in all circles for his strict honor and ntegrit,
Edward j. Zahm
With the advancement of any com munit
In wealth, intelligence and culture, fine ar
r; OF decoration and adornment prosper, an
the skill and taste of the Jeweler are brougt
ID more constantly and generally into reuuis
ton. Such has been the case to a mark q
degree in Lancaster, as is shown by the IA,
h. that twenty years ago it would have bee
impossible to have found customers for III
II class of goods which are now really in IL
greatest demand, the solid, costly and artist
Q products of modern luxury and integrit,
Ofcourse those engaged in the business hay
= done no little to educate and direct the pul
n lie taste-a work which perhaps no othe
house has accomplished more effectually tina
that of Edward J. Zahm, which is the mos
= popular and best nown in the city. TIL
= stock carried by this establishment Is il
, every respect one OF the finest il
Che state, consisting ct diamonds, gol
) and silver watches, sterling silver an,