The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here and There Among Our Hives Of
Industry.

The Rechel Bros. are manufacturing some
new and pretty styles of handsomely up
bolstered piano stools.
The Globe Rolling Mill Company have
commenced operations at the old mill on
Eighth street beyond Millcreek, recently
leased bv them.
Mr.. + w. Brown manages to keen quite
busy in the manufacture of sewing ma
chimes and sewing machine supplies. He
has good established trade.
Mr.. J. r. Kinsley, of West Sixth street,
does the silver and nickel plating for most
of our large stove manufacturers and for
several large works in the s nth.
A novelty in the way of show cards are
those made of iron by F. Tuchfarber. They
are very durable and can be manufactured
for as reasonable prices as any other kind.
Mr.. Isaac Garrison was the contractor for
the stonework for many of the fine large
houses erected in this city this season. He
is the proprietor of an extensive steam
stone-works.
Messrs. Hosea & Co.. who usually do q
large business in naval stores. are expe-
riencing quite q cessation of business in
consequence of the low stage of the Ohio
River. Vice versa coal men.
A neat device in the way of machinery is
an ice machine made by the Arctic Ice
Machine Manufacturing Company. Several
tons can be made by it daily and of quail
ity equal to the natural article.
AS the winter approaches, Mr.. George s.
Blaney is becoming very busy in filling or
ders for his patent warm-air furnaces. Mr..
llaney, since moving into his new quarters,
has abundant facilities for filling all orders
J. A. Fay & Co. are quite busy manufac-
turing their celebrated wood working ma
| Chinery, and receive an occasional order
from Australia. and several other foreign
points, where they have established agen-
cies.
Messrs. Brookes & Spiller are the owners
of several fine teams and heavy wagons,
which do the hauling for several If our
largest firms. They complain of little bust
ness in consequence of the low stage of
water in the river.
1t requires the Eagle White Lead Works
| to be operated night and dav to keep up
| with their large orders that are being daily
received. This whitehead business is q
good one, and it seems strange there is not
more competition.
Messrs Sholl & Keen have made wallis.
suppl ed with several compartments, in
which shaving utensils toilet articles and
| refreshments and wine or whisky flask can
be carried apart from the clothes, and with.
out danger of breakage or spilling.
Pape Bros & Kngemann's large picture
frame factory has facilities for turning out
| hundreds of frames per dav. They employ
very large number of hands. and the
handsome, large, new building they re.
Gently erected is none too large for their
| business.
The Bradford Mill Company is doing
quite lively trade In the line OF corn.
shelters. This is the season for the sale OF
these han ly little machines, and farmers
are purchasing with unusual activity. 1t
is great saving to their hands, to say moth.
ing of their time.
The Excelsior School Furniture Com
pany are manufacturing patent desk that
| is both heat and comfortable. 1t is made
OF walnut, and oiled The desk has place
for books to be placed, where they are out
of the way, and it is supplied with perma-
nent ink-stands, flush with the top.
| MI Teu. VoIl IL quite DuSy IN the line
of small machinery and millright work.
His small business is rapidly increasing,
and if misfortune does not come upon him
he will SOON have established a good per.
manent trade. Fred. is hard worker and
his many friends would like to see him
succeed in his undertaking.
| Messrs. Ackerman and Busch, the under.
takers, at the corner OF Clark and Linn
streets, are increasing their facilities fol
stabling horses. They already have very
large stable, bat their private trade is
rapidly increasing that an enlargement i:
neccssars to the comfort of the horses II
requires great deal of room for hearse.
and carriages also
The Dennis II Manufacturing Company
having established large trade in The line
of paper boxes for druggists Use, are kep
very busy supplying the enormous demand
They make their boxes by machinery, ant
are enabled by the use of this machinery tx
turn out several thousand daily. There arr
probably no more handmade boxes manu-
iactured in the CITY, as the increased facili
tiaS Of maphnary baS u iIlad fha ko nd trod a