The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-15

wavelets of the bay where boatmen
lazily are floating in the quiet OF
the sunset hour. Paul Weber's sunsets
have a poetic dreaminess that are pc
culiarly his own. The golden sunlight is
brighter. the dreamy haze is more translu-
cent, and the declining day seems to llngter
with more poetic charm than is met in
the works of any other artist. The tale is
simply told, but the story is complete.
AMONG THE GENERAL EXHIBITORS.
The exhibit displayed by the Keystone
Manufacturing Company represents the
Common Sense Feed Cutter and Cider Mills.
1t is quite an elaborate display.
Miller q Thomas display a large wagon,
constructed with sliding bed so as to
dump the load. The wagon can be used
either for wood or coal. 1t is strongly con-
structed and nicely painted.
Grigg q Co. display the Meadow King
Mower.
Farmers Friend Manufacturing Com
pany display lot Of agricultural inple.
ments.
Long & Allstetter agricultural imple.
ments in general.
Thomas, Ludlow & Rogers of Springfield,
Ohio display agricultural implements on a
neatly carpeted platform. A noticeable
feature among their display is grain drill
made of fancy colored woods and the metal
silver mounted. Most of the woods are of
foreign growth.
One OF the most interesting features to
be seen in the department assigned to the
agricultural and laundry machinery is a
blanket washer and mangle machine for
ironing towels. pillow cases. etc.
Messrs. Waggoner & Bently display q
couple of finey-made bicycles.
Tingle & Bare display burglar lock.
| &. Aultman & Co., Canton, o., exhibit
the Buckeye corn droppers and grain
binders.
McCohnes displaysa novel machine called
a soil pulverizer. 1t is large, ungalny
looking affair." with numerous teeth and
wheels, but very useful article on the
farm.
A very neatly constructed little machine
that is operated by steam, is displayed BY
the Queen City Laundry. 1t is for the pur-
pose OF ironing collars and cuffs and can do
a very large amount of work in a short
time.
W. P. Kurtz displays the Excelsior brand
of wringing machines.
The Hagerstown Agricultural Implement
Manufacturing Company display COM
Dlned clover machine.
Mr. Rosenbock, of Brooklyn, N. Y, dis
plays case of perforated card board worked
up into beautiful designs.
Parmenter, Fogarty & Co.. cigar cases or
rather pockets. They are made to accom-
modate twenty-five cigars aud less.
The ocean fish scale jewelry display in the
Auditorium attracts considerable attention,
and some very fine wrought ornaments can
be seen at this stand.
e. J. Horsman. of New York, displays
case OF archery articles.
Messrs Hitchcock, Gould & Co., exhibit
machine called the Safety Gas Enricher
1t is claimed that by simple process of
gasoline through a number of chambers
enclosed in copper tank and passing
through an automatic cylinder, and into
the gas pipes to contact with the gas that
thirty per cent. on the bills can be saved.
b. D. Albro & Company display lot of
their Veneer Cuttings and the different
woods from which they are cut. They ex-
hlbit the following wood: Cocobola, Box
wood; Hungarian ash, American walnut
Burr and large log of Lynn Vitan.
J. j. Waltrons, scroll saws; also a beauti-
full ornament of scroll work.
Beader, Admonson & Co., case of glass in
fancy shapes.
N. Dubrun & Co., Lantern display.
Ohio Lightning Rod Works, J. H. Wes-
ton. one case of rods escutcheon.
G. S. Chuver, case of paper boxes.
William Perkins e. Co., mantles
and CRATES. This display is worthy
OF special mention as there are
some of the finest mantels ex-
hibited that were ever seen. They are
made of the following material: French
walnut, ebony guilt; Mexican onyx; Bel
gian black Russian malachite, Pyrenees
gilt; Spanish brown wood, Irish black,
agate gilt
Greenless & Parson, a display of paneled
wood work.
American Burial Case Co., two cases of
gold-mounted caskets.
Cincinnati Safety Lamp Co. have a small
exhibit of their goods in the south corridor
of Music Hall.
f. W. Schultz, case of syringes.
&C. II. Chambers, case OF lightning rods
neatly arranged in artistic style.
Hoff u Runner display patent air
tight corpse-cooler
NJ. A. Hunt & Co. display spring bed |
bottoms and crescent wooden wire mat
tress, adjustable at pleasure to suit heavy
or light person.
G. s. Espich, bird cages.
Schmidt, Weighed & Co., show cases and
aquariums.
l.. P. Flick & Co., display Of house furnish
ing goods.
Schmitt q Brother, show cases.
EXPOSITION CHORUS.
There will be rehearsal of the chorus of |
the Exposition Concert at half-past seven
n 'clOck in Greenwood Hall sou III uoet nov