The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-10
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here aud There Among Our Hives Of
Industry.

car works.
In the line of tools, the Cincinnati Anger
Works have come to the front rather boldly
in the manufacture Of augers. They make
q specially of machine bits.
The Eureka Cooperative Foundry, on
Gest street, are working Oft full heat
every day. Their business is very good,
and all the men are at work.
Morrison & Corcoran, silver-platers, on
Fourth street, are receiving unusual large
orders for plating. and are enlarging their
facilities for supplying the demand.
Mr.. George d. Winchelll is manufacturing
a patent oil tank, with improved double
action continuous stream pump. by which
barrel can be emptied in seven minutes
Walsh & Kellogg are the prop,ietors to
three dislilleries. Rossville and GlenwoOd,
Indiana, and Orange Valley, Cincinnati,
and redistilling house at Covineton, KY.
Laube & Co.'s stone works, on Plum
street, are in full blast. and they are receiv-
ing lot of heavy stone for saving daily.
The heavy saws are operated by powerful
steam engine.
Buschle & Wuest are enlarging their turn
ing and hub factory, which is situated on
Burrows street. The demand for their
work having increased and necesstated an
increase in their facilities.
The Cincinnati Transfer Company is do
ing pretty good business, considering the
low stage of the Ohio River. Their heavy
wagons are seen in all parts of the city,
hauling all kinds of freight.
Mr.. Gibbs. the polite clerk who offciated
in Machinery Hail at the Exp ositon, has
received an appointment under the man
agement of the Miller's Exhibition, to be
held III this city next June.
Mr.. D. Osgood g. Co., have a machine for
sweeping chimneys, which causes no dirt,
and requires no disturbance of furniture.
The firm is called the Cincinnati Mechanic
al Chimney Cleaning Company ,e
H. L. Shepard & Co., manufacturers of
foot-lathes, receive orders from England,
Australia and South America for their ma
chimes, which they manufacture very ex-
tensively. of all sizes and finish.
The fine block of stone front houses on
Richmond street. near Mound, are to have
a large stone sidewalk laid in front of
them. This block will when completed,
be the handsomest on Richmond street.
Mr.. George Bacon, Young man who was
tor long while connected with the whole
sale grocery house of Abner L. Frazer, is
now keeping grocery at Springdale, Ohio.
George is a very enterprising young maan.
Messrs. Sites Il Co., of Eastern avenue,
are manufacturing patent iron paint pail
for the purpose of packing paint 1t is
very strong and durable, and also conven-
lent Cor using the paint without transfer
it to other pals.
Philip Klapp, whose factory is on Race
street. is building some large platform and
brewers wagons. These wagons are built
of the strongest and best materials, and
must be well constructed or they will be OF
little service to the user.
Messrs. Rebsso, Mundhenk & Co, No. 21
Hunt street, are nlolding large quantity
of fountains, monuments reliefs, statues.
groups, &C., in bronze. 1t is quite q novel.
ty to see them at work preparing the statue
mods to receive the metal.
Mr.. Ben. A. Connor, who is about the
best planer hand in this citv and was
formerly CARRYING on the planning business
in the Steptoe & McParlin bniding at the
corner of Central avenue and Second street
has removed to Commerce street.
John Anel, of Central avenue, is now car
rying on the carriage and buggy business
rather extensively, and by the way he is
branching out. his business must have
picked up rather smart lately John is o
thorough. going man and pushes right
ahead.
As the wiNter approaches, the manufac
ture Of meat-chopping machines grows
brisk. Mr.. Leopold Steigert is doing good
business in that line, especially in the ma
cline he patented in 1870, which received
the highest award at the Centennial Expo
Biton.
J. e. Hall, manufacturer of timer and
cornice- ce-makers' tools on East Pearl street
is building some large and new styles oi
cornice breaks. These machines seem tc
be in great demand in the South, especially
in Texas, where large number are shipped
annually.
Some very nice sounding and oud-toneG
bells were cast recently at the Buckeye Bel
Foundry of Vanduzen & Tiff, on East Sec
ond street. These bells are made of a com
position of copper and tin. This firm
makes very large size for churches anC
fire alarms. ..1-
Business looks rather lively at the factory
of George C. Ware. Cider presses and ap
ple-grinding machines can be seen in mo
ton from morning till night Hundreds O
barrels of apples are being usel up anc
hundreds of barrels OF cider are being rur
off in one day. ~......
John O. Moore & Company, of Sixth
street, are extensive fruit and produc,
dealers. They buy and ship all kinds O
foreign and domestic fruits Wednesda,
morning they received by sail over hun
dred barrels of the largest and finest apple.
we have been fortunate enough to see for 8
long time.
Metal spinning is rather curious pro
cess. and requires a dextrous and skilled
workman to ACCOMPLISH the feat success
fully. Mr.. w. C. Reiss. of IA Court street
/ is doing lively business in this line H,
/ turns out some OF the finest tea and cofie,
urns and bar-room fixtures that are mad,
in this city.
Messrs. Schmitt, Wiegel 4 Co., of Mali
street, are at present manufacturing SOM
extra fine showcases, having been the re
/ cipients of several large and paying orders
The cases are of beautiful design and finish
I the best and most expensive hard wood
hpinp uSed in. thu cir construct;or +or,tho