The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-08

The engine driving mill will be 9x16'
and the mill has rolls 20 inches in diane
ter by feet in length, double geared.
Tilden, Gray g. Co., agents for Ii. T. Wor-
thington, of New York, are putting in four
duplex pumps, which is speciality OF these
manufacturers. They are agents tor num-
Der of machine companies, and will have
large display. All the pumps will be prac-
tically demonstrated.
Clarks Spool Cotton exhibit is nearly
ready for operation and their case is hand
somely made. They will distribute
over three thousand spools of thread during
the show, free of charge.
The Willimantic Spool Cotton Company
have been assigned space S,y the side of
Clarks, and it IL presumed that the rivalry
OF these three firms, as they vie with each
other in the manufacturing of this article,
will be very spirited and hot.
Simpson & Gault, manufacturers of the
Peerless Wringer and mill machinery, are
making every effort toward fine display
of their goods. They are assigned space in
the east end of the hall. and will have some
very fine samples of their work in opera
ton.
Cope & Maxwell have a space of % by 25
feet. and intend showing about thirty of
their pumps in different shapes and sizes,
and will have five or six of them in opera
ton.
The Long & Allstatter Company, of
Hamilton, o.. are manufacturers of punch
ing machines, and will exhibit huge and
powerful boiler-punch and shear combined; /;
also steam hammer.
c. H. Brown & Company, of Fiichburg,
Mass, are the builders of the large driving
engine The engine is an automatic cut
off, 125 horsepower, with a cylinder 1S by
4S inches. The large hywheel is 16 feet in
diameter and rs inches face, and weighs 7
tons. Mr.. H. G. Deane of Fitchburg, is
experimenting the work on it.
The Hover Manufacturing Company, of
Miamisburg, Ohio, will exhibit some fine
harvesting machines, such as table rakes,
twine binders, etc. Their space is eleven
feet nine inches by twentythree feet.
Thomas, Ludlow & Rodgers of Spring
field, Ohio will display sample of their
wheat drills.
Farmers Friend Manufacturing Com
pany, of Dayton, Ohio, have their exhibit
all in place. 1t consists Of some finely
made Agricultural machinery of all kinds.
W. P. Kuntz, agent for laundry machines,
will make a long display of this class OF
goods, including the famous Short blanket
washer and mangler.
P. P. Mast 4 Co., Springfield, O., will
have an exhibit of Agricultural ma
chinery.
Thomas Son & Go. will exhibit cornice
brake, screw and pendulum die-press, and
patent rocking chairs.
Roger Wheel Company have artistically
arranged samples of their wheels in the
west end OF the second floor of Power Hall,
near the elevator.
The piano display in Dexter Hall is being
pushed rapidly along, and there will be
great attractions in this line of goods.
G. E. Gesendorff q Co., of indianapolis,
have blanket display in the north corridor
of Music Hall.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
will give good display of the products of
the country through which the road lies
consisting of grain and agricultural pro.
ducts. They have just received car load
of these exhibits.
Geo. w. Elsun & Co. will have fine
pyramidal display of canned fruits. Each
can will be labeled with an exquisitely
printed label.
Messrs. George H. Hilton & Co., manu-
facturers of ink, will exhibit their goods in
the Main Building, near Andrews Bazaar.
1t will be a fine display of all kinds and
colors of ink and writing fluids.