The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-20
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here and There Among Our Hives ol
4 Industry.

Mr.. Warren Warner has received his
medal for displaying the best safety catch
at our recent Exposition.
MIR. John Dodis former foreman OF the
Bl, mer Manufacturing Comranys WORKS.
Is living i'll ut his residence OIL Baymilier
street. b
The Miller h Peters Cigar Mould Com
rany can not complain of slack times. as
they have enough work to keep them busy
all winter.
Mr.. Charles Behlen, the proprietor OF the
carriage factory on Vine street, near YORK;
has rebuilt his factory, it having burned
down some time ago.
Thomas Livingston & Co., Cloak Mann
factnrers are making up special display
of fine cloaks for the holiday trade, with
prices varying to suit all classes
Mr.. Chris Jonas has returned from atwo-
weeks trip to the reservoir at st. Mary's'
and ia now getting down pretty lively 10
business. to make up for lost time.
Messrs. Warnefom and Folly, of Front
street, are realizing the fact that they need
all the space they gained bv their removal
from Elm street. Business booming.
It is noticeable fact, that all the mann.
featuring establishments in this city are
much buster this year than they have been
at the same season for many years past.
Mr.. Chris. Ahrens the steam fire engine
builder. is kept quite busy these da>s fill
ing the large contracts which he has re-
ceived from New Orleans and other points.
A new company has been formed in This
,t,Iod tlo H;Nctuuoti Radcta tand Com
panv. The following named gentlemen are
the incornorators: August H. Wehmsyer,
Edward F. Steinmann.
VOLTS Acme Blaoking was the only
blacking that rece we'd medal at the
last Exposition held in this city. Thi'
Hacking is snow and waterproof, and re
tains in gloss in all kinds of weather.
Work IL still slowly progressing m thu
| sch ol-houses now under the process q
erection in this city. 1t twas the intention
tn have the Eighth house finished in tlmt
for occupancy by the 1st # January. but II
will hardly be completed by that time.
A. D. Smith & Co.. dealers in American
clocks and clock materials. are displaying
an extra fine lot of these goods fo
Christmas holidavs. Their wareroom i
anfte "curiositv shop" being stocked
18th clocks of all shapes and descrip
tons
Messrs. Walhnrg Il Fnnke, two enter
rrisng business IN of this city. hav
leased ground in the vicinity of Lbert,
and Harrison streets suitable for ice-ronds
and have negotiated with mannfacturin,
firm fr engines and pumps, 10 flood tn
ground with water.
Mr.. Dan. Murphy, foreman Of Smith 4
Brothers foundry. in Sidney, Ohio. report
an increase in the demand for sugar kettle
tl,is year, in the manufacture of which tn
foundry Is now taxed to its utmost ca
pacitv. Mr.. Henry Gack. David Coleman
H. Bender and J. NJ. Carpenter are anon
the busy workers here.
Mr.. H. 8. Bates. Of Sidney, Ohio, ha
leased the agricultural works OF t'at nlac
f the season, and is now giving his und
vided attention to the manufacture OF rear
ers He has orders ahead for five h. ndred
Prominent among the points Of suPel
oritv Of the reapcrs made here is that a
channels and journals are chilled, 81 tha
with careful usage they will wear for man
years.