The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-12

one of the finest stoves ever made, being
silver and gold mounted.
A. Lotze's Sons & Co., parlor stoves and
ranges
The Corrugated Elbow Company display
a lot of their patent elbows, but do not
at the Exposition.
Redway h Burton, manufacturers OF the
Early Breakfast brand have an elegant dis
play of silver mounted stoves and ranges.
Moore, Harkness & Bayless display heat
ing and cooking stoves.
William Miller, hotel, restaurant and
family cooking stoves and ranges.
William Resor & Co., cooking and heating
stoves.
William G. Fisher & Co. display fine lot
OF furnaces, stoves and ranges, silver
mounted.
WIS., Ludlow displays the Michigan Stove
Company's stove and ranges.
John Van & Co., hotel and family ranges
and hotel boilers.
Henderson, Kahn & Co. have fine dis
play of the well-known brand of Hanging
Rock stoves.
Hunters sifters are displayed in the stove
departmental great variety of these arti-
cles
r. Rover, extension tables, has fine dis
play, and very nicely gotten up center
table made of numerous kinds of wood.
J. P. Walton q Co. Two iron bedsteads.
August Henshel. Display of fine parlor
furniture and mattresses
Emerson & Co. Patent spring beds.
August Jurgens spiral, elliptic spring
manufacturer, displays these springs in
practical use on variety of bed bottoms.
Waters & Barrett display a finely-made
sofa chair, surgical chairs and easy reclin-
ing chairs.
d. s. Carrick & Co. display large case Of
harness and saddles of all description.
Lauder q Holsefer. A case of saddles
and harness. The Mexican saddle dis
played in this case is quite novelty.
Henry Kessler, leather display, south
corridor of Music Hall.
Simon Wolfstein, leather display, south
corridor of Music Hall.
Kllsheimer " Co., one case fine boots and
shoes, south corridor, second floor of Music
Hall.
Krippendorf & Hart case of fancy Shoes
south corridor, second floor of Music Hall
James H. Laws, case of boots and shoes,
south corridor, second floor of Music Hall.
7. Lee, case boots and shoes, a fine dis
play of these goods, and artistically ar
ranged.
Elgin Polish Company have a case of
waterproof, self-acting backing.
John G. Yorston & Co. exhibit case of
finely bound books, Biographical Cyclopp-
des and portrait gallery, with historical
sketches of the State of Ohio.
A. & G. Black, of Edinburg, Scotland,
have large case of books called Encyclo-
,,ol;o ~; topp;oo pul,l;oho1 hv Nboo Sor;h
ner's Sons.
C. S. Rankin, second floor lobby of Music
Hall, CRATE ant mantel display.
The Cincinnati Stocking Factory, Jacob
Wust proprietor, has a ia,s,te display OF
woolen hosiery and knit jackets.
John Bonte's Sons exhibit hosting ropes,
guy ropes, etc. Second Floor Lobby, Music
Hall.
Windsor sheeting, north corridor of Mu-
sic Hall, second floor.
G. Schilling, rag carpet display.
s. c. Taylor ceiiuioid anaa water-proof
collars These collars are made of a com.
position of materials and called celluloid
They are of fine finish and durable.
Union Steam Cotton Mills, one case of
bolt cottons.
Lonsdale, Hope and Providence Compan.
les jointly display three cases of fine bolt
linen.
Berkely Company, of Providence, display
large case of cambrics.
L. h. Geisendorf u Co., of indianapolis,
Ind, display fine large assortment of
woolen blankets.
Walter II. Tarr displays one case of lace
goods. This is fine display and very in.
teresting to the ladies,
l.. ii. Wall has large case of shirts of all
patterns and colors
Pearce, Atkins & Co., Franklin Cotton
Mills, display large assortment of web
bing and narrow goods.
The Citizens Emigration Societies have
a display of the products and minerals of
the far West.
Palm q Fechter have small displav on
the second floor of south corridor of Music
Hall.
The Kansas & Missouri r. r. display of
mineral and vegetable products of Kansas
and Missouri, is fine collection and should
be viewed by all.
George i. Otte & Co., of 1873 West Fourth
street, have grand display of carpets and
lambrequins.
The Washington Print Works make a
fine display of dry goods and calico prints.
N. l.. Strong Il Co., long row of cases
containing bolt fannels.
Post q Company, a display of leather and
rubber betting for machinery, Hoyt's pat
ent betting, saws and punches
Joseph Sharp, rubber and leather betting
and hose, second floor corridor of Music
Hall.
3. T. Bradford & Company, hose and
betting display
NOTES AND COMMENTS,
The number of admissions to the Expo-
sion ON the opening day was 1881.
Mr.. Harry N. Laws has been appointed
a member of the Committee on Textile
Fabrics, in place of Mr.. Louis Seasongood.
As token of respect to the memory of
Mr.. John Shillito, his portrait in the
Art Gallery has been dressed in mourn.
ing.
The committee on Horticultural DEPART
ment last evening, sent beautiful basket
of choice flowers to Mrs. Hayes at the
Grand Hotel.
Messrs. c. L. Allen, of New York, and
Mr.. II. Pfister, of Washington, were the
jurors yesterday who made the awards in
the Horticultural Department.
Mr.. Louis Cooks clock in the rear of the
H HOrticul i'm raj Dpna artmpnt is attached with