The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-09
OUR EXPOSITION.
Preparations for the Opening..Contin.
uation of the list of Exhibitors.

place. The displays in the lower parts of
each building are very nearly completed,
but the upper portion is far behind the
time and it looks impossible for the dis
play to be got ready by the opening day,
although the Commissioners say there is no
doubt that they will
Floral Hall is beginning to look very
beautiful with its diversity of plants, flow
ers and graveled walks. The Cascade is re-
ceiving its decorations of vines, and this
place. that few days ago was considered
the farthest behind, will be completed by
the opening day.
The following list of exhibits is contin
uation of our list in last evenings paper.
1t will be of interest to those intending to
visit the Exposition to know in advance
what our manufacturers and merchants
have done in the way of interesting ex-
hibits:
The Buckeye Iron and Brass Works, of
Dayton, o., will exhibit brass goods for en-
CINE builders, such as water and steam-pipe
fittings. They are located in the center isle,
near the west end of Power Hall.
J. L. Baker, Dayton, o., will manufacture
cider and popcorn. He will have two
stands in Power Hall and two in Music
Hall.
The Detroit Emery Wheel Company will
display in operation several of the Hart
patent wheels.
Messrs. Lane & Bodley are situated at
the south end of Power Hall, and will ex
hibit all engine for operating the electric
light machine, and machine in operation
for breaking silver ore.
James Murdoch, Jr., will manufacture
! Exposition medals, with the Music Hall
and Exposition buildings on one side and
the names of the Commissioners on the
other side. They will be for sale. He will
also display a fine assortment of stencil
, brands and railroad stamps.
Niles Tool Works, of Hamilton, Ohio,
will display drill presses, lathes, planers,
bolt cutter, &c.
) II. J. Nottingham & Co., brass goods, gum
packing, betting, and steam fittings
Cordesman, Eagan & Co., working
machinery, band saw, scroll saw, frzzing
machine, etc. There will be no competi-
, ton in this line of goods, as this will be
the only display
pumps and hydraulic tobacco presses
S. A. Grant & Co. exhibit novel ma
chine for manufacturing envelopes.
Robinson Machine Works, of Richmond,
Ind, will display threshing machine and
portable engine.
The Summit Tobacco Works, Morton
Brothers, will be on the second floor, front
room of the north wing. Their display
will consist of fine-cut chewing and smok
ing tobaccos.
Wehrle, Werk & Son, of Middle Bass
r Island, Ohio. will exhibit samples of wine
, on second floor, front room of North Hall.
Lowell Burlington & Co., of Covington,
, KY, proprietors of Old Congress Tobacco
Works. will have their display in the front
!, room. second floor of north wing
: p ]. Ritter will display preserves. fruits,
ETC.
A. w. Frank, fine display of groceries.
The Crown Manufacturing Company will
exhibit kegs, barrels and boxes, second floor,
. north wing.
a Cincinnati Cooperage Company, barrels,
4 kegs, etc. second floor, north wing.
+ Samuel Davis Jr. g. Co. will exhibit hams,
lard, bacon and shoulders.
Deem Plow Works, of Moline ILL.,, plows
and cultivators of all descriptions, second
:, floor of Power Hall.
t ]. Wilder will exhibit all kinds of agri-
y cultural machinery. Second floor Of Power
Hall.
j.. !. Sears & Scovill, carriage manufacturers,
!. Second floor of Power Hall.
C. Emerson e. Fisher buggy display.
" The Glen Echo Mills McCallum, Crease
g g & Sloan, of Philadelphia Penn, will have
- - a grand display of Brussels and ingram
y carpets They are situated at the west end
: of the north corridor Of the Music Hall.
Mr.. Sloan, Mr. Van Dyne and Mr. Blan-
chard, of the Glen Echo Mills, are here and
busily engaged getting ready their dis.
' play.
d Messrs. Esselborn & Co. will exhibit q
n fine lot of French pattern bonnets. flowers
If and plumes in north corridor of Music
k Hall.
p Lonsdale. Hope and Berkly Companies
n will exhibit jointly case OF their linen
n and muslin goods in north corridor o.
y Music Hall.
The Utica Steam Cotton Mills will dis
% play case of their goods north corridor O.
l. Music Hall.
% s. G. Taylor case Of celluloid collars.
Jacob Stierle will have in operation ;
r stocking machine.
k Mr.. Louis A. Roth proprietor of thu
n French kid glove store on Fourth street
will display some beautiful specimens o
his goods.
Mr. John A. Mohlenhoff will have beau
o. tiful display of china and bronze goods, EN-
a bracing some of the imported novelties fo
which the house is famous.
u The Nangatuck Silk Co. will displa.
~ y one case of their spool silk in the north cor
~ ridor of Music Hall.
c. S. Rankin & Co., a fine display O
ce CRATES and mantels in the lobby 81 Mus
at Hall, second floor.
ST. In the Household Department is to b
seen an abundance of interesting displays
C. among which is prominent feature gottel
y. up by the Young Ladies Art Union, o
ve Covington, KY, and consists of china paint
" ings artistic embroidery, wood carving an,
water and oil painting; also very hand
ISL somely carved fire screen of beautiful de
et sign. They are located at the south end 0
~ tile second floor of Music Hall, near Ar
'o- Hail. This society of young ladies
purely amateur. and is for mutual in
be provement in art The officers are as fol
xt lows Miss Carrie H. Gedge, President
W. Miss Mary Price, Vice President; Miss Ier
Ike ME Mex ee, Secretary; Miss Laura Charles
Treasurer.
in The Women's Art Museum Associatio
or. will exhibit specimens of decorative al
G. work, consisting of china, under and owe
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