The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-24
WILL YOU DEco1ATEs

WILL YOU DEcoIATEs
Here Are the Ms~ Who arc Coming to
AK You About IT.
Preparations are being made to decorate the
entire city on opening day Of the Exposition,
in even more complete and thorough manner
than on any preceding occasion.
AT a meeting Of the Exposition Committee
on Decoration last evening the following par
ties were appointed to call on the citizens in
their respective districts named, and ask their
signature to the following agreement:
We, the undersigned, in compliance with the
request OF th3 Commissioner OF the Exposition
hsrepy elgnify our intention to deccrs1are Dur
places Of business and residences III some aD-
propriate manner, g.. " wednesday, September 8.
allowing ..ne decorations to remain during the
c9lIlnuance Of the Exposition.
The method is the same as that employed to
secure the decorations during the May Festi-
val
FOURTH STREET.
Vine to Race-B. f. Coan, ]. Pettbone, A.
Mi tchell, Frank Clark: Vine to Walnus7Mm
II. Andrews, Alex. Hill, E. I. Carson. Wal
nut to Main-Col s. d. Maxwell, John Woods,
J. +. Stevens, Clifford Woodrow. Main to Syc-
amore-John M. Henry, John McGrath, L. H.
ell, Col. Hunter Brooke, X. 4. Ison. East End
Geo. W. Wiltshire, Capt. A. II. Bugher, 1. An
derson, jr., Col. Jerry Kiersted. Elm to Plum
Or, Worthingten, A. b; Closson, jr. Race to
Elm-J. w. Gosling, L. Wulsin, A. Van Loo.
Plum to John-G. W. Keppier, Cincinnati Gas
| Company, j. W. Gilmolr, Grand Hotel, j. ID.
Caldwell. John to Wood-Dr' John D. Jones.
Aenry Ezekiel, Theodore, Stanwood, julius
Freiberg, L. @. Weir.
PLUM STREET.
| Seventh to Ninth John p. Epply. Ninth to
| Canal Col. Tanner. John GBrke.
THIRD STREET.
| Broadway to Main--Col. James Watson,
James b. Spence. Main to Walnut George
w. Fackler, Francis Ferry. Walnut to Vine
Times Office, s. II. Covington, John ". Town,
ley. Vine to Elm--F. o. Lockwood, Nathaniel
Newburgh, j. W. Dunkler, VIM. b. Johnston,
VIM. Dunn.
y FIFTH STREET.
| Main to Walnut %. N. Bush. S. Fares. WAL
| nut to Vine--F Tuchfaber, i. Mohlenhof. Vino
to Race--Hcnty Pogue, j. S. Fry, Joseph
PEBBLES, jr. Race to Elm j ames Austin, f.
Pile, John Ferguson. Elm to Central Avenue
--Joseph S. Ross, jr., d. b. Bayless, r. Griffith,
Thos. Holiday. 80
| ELM STREET. ,
Fourth to Fifth-R. ii. Koehler, Albert Krell,
II. D. Norris. Fifth to Seventh-Young Mems
Christian Association. Seventh to Eighth
to Canal--Dr. NJ. Cassat, DR.. John Davis.
Canal to Exposition-James Able.
PLUM STREET.
| Fourth to Fifth-Dr. Hazlewood. Fifth to
Seventh. S. Dempsey.
COLUMBIA STREET.
A. Erkenbrecher, Harley Proctor, Joseph
Meeder, John Pomeroy, Clement Olhaber.
WHARF.
Jacob Traber, George Mclaughlin, E. Town
ley. Steamboat Association-Captain James
S. Wise, Major Boyce.
RACE STREET.
Race to Third-Wm. Bishop Albert Doisy.
Third to Fourth-Henry Stix, VIM. p. Deyou,
James ID. Smith. Fourth to Fifth-E. Hen
derson, j. j. Henderson. Fifth to Sevcnth-A.
Frank, A. 0. Russell.
Il PRICES ELEVATOR.
Col r. NJ. Moore, Thomas B. Paxton.
l STOCK YARDS.
Fred. Winkelman, j. L. Keck, John Porter.
| CUMMiNSvILLE.
Jacob Hoffner, Gabriel Dir.
EAST FRONT STREET.
John J. Hooker.
1 MOUNT ADAMS.
H. P. Diehl.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON DAYTON RAILROAD
| DEPOT.
President Short, L. Brooke.
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI RAILROAD DEPOT.
Il e. v. Cherry, GeorgeL. Barringer.
II LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD DEPOT.
j. d. Ellison.
OHIO MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD DEPOT.
Florence Marmet.
NINTH STREET.
Walnut to vine-Horace NJ. Leighton, Gus.
tay Hof. Vine treet to Central avenue-BrOoks
johnson, John Robinson.
ii EIGHTH STREET.
I Vine to Walnut-Daniel Wolf. Vine to Rae,
Gen. Lamotte, Marcus Fechheimer. Race I,
Elm-John 9. Huntington, j. Ringwalt, Judg
!. Cox.
SEVENTH STREET.
I'll Central avenue-John F. Wiltsee.
: BROADWAY.
q VIM. McAlpin. Young Women's Christian
3 Association, Charles Lehmer, George Mel
3 drum.
n PEARL STREET.
Main to Walnut-G. w. Gibson, ]. +. White
Samuel Bamheim. Walnut to Vine-Charle
Rademacher, Alex. Clark. II. Montgomery
? Vine to Elm-Geo. I. Stedman, Jas. Pumphrel
Frank Alter. Walnut to SecOnd-George W
8 Ward, Alex. Mcdonald. second to Third
q JOS. Wiltshire, H. F. West.
nj WALNUT STREET.
Third to Fourth-Howard HInkle, L. Snider
3 j. Mccullough. Fourth to Fifth-W4n. Lud
: low. Colonel Geffroy, President Of the Youn
Mems Mercantile Library Ae60clailon. FIT
and Sixth-Geo w. Crawford, jr, VIM. Shal
- fer, Walnut street House. Tobacco Ware
; house, Suspension Bridge Company, Railwa
: Locomotive and Street Cars.
SIXTH STREET.
Capt. Fisher, Crawford House, Capt P, Stan
hope, DR.. Weatherhead, Young Mems Chris
= tian Association.
MAIN STREET.
Main to Second-Caldwell Neare, Madiso
- House, Major j. Brown. Second to Third
Samuel Pritz, Fred. Hukill Third to Fourth
8 Chas. Huntington, Wm Greenwood, j. Pap
: Fourth to Fiftn-Bcuton Lawson. Henry Allel
ljr. Fifth to Sixth-Conrad Schultz, e. Carte
: Dennjson House, Wm s. Munson. Sixth
Eighth-A. A. Golfer, r. W. Boyce, I. i
! Stevens. Eighth to Canal = John Grossiu
I County Treasurer, County Sheriff. Canal
l. Fiiteenth-W. H. Aims, j. Steinkamp. Norl
to Elevator-Henry Langhorst, Jas. Dohert
!, Frank HaIff, Lookout House.
VINE STREET,
:. Third to Sixth-James Glenn, James Mino
j. Blackburn, #. Oskamp, Post Office, G.
Wahle, q. 8. Weatherby, 1. Gibson. Sixth
i Seventh-Atlantic Garden, L. O'Shaunness
Col. -Markbreit. Seventh to Canal-Wn
y Smith. Canal to Hamilton road-HeDry VIE
% lert, John Kaufman. George Thill, Rudolp
Zurgheim.