The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-13

to him is the Thinker Patent spring buggy.
Charles Behlen displays handsomely
made coach gear buggy. 1t is quite nov
elty in the buggy line.
Briggs & Moore exhibit finely painted
ice wagon. 1t is large, strongly built and
attracts considerable attention.
The Royer Wheel Company, of this city,
have large display of all kinds and sizes
of wheels diplayed on the wall, and large
platform of chairs.
7. T. Haydock's carriage and buggy dis
play is neatly arranged on a carpeted plat
form.
w. P. Tucker & Co.'s display is neatly
mounted on a carpeted platform, and the
vehicles are large carriages and buggies.
B. Verkamp exhibits only buggies, ar
ranged in good style upon a platform COW
cred with Brussels carpets.
d. w. Miller, of Gano street, displays a
lot of family carriages and hacks.
John Curtis makes fine display of bug
gies and carriages.
Thv 0ppenheim double buggy is quite a
novelty in that line.
The display of James Cunningham q Co.,
of New York, is worthy Of particular no.
tice. They have on exhibitlGn large,
black hearse, which. for style ana Hnlsh,
reflects great credit on the manufacturers.
The Enterprise Carriage Company have a
nicely carpeted platform on which their
carriages and buggies rest and it sets off the
exhibit to great advantage.
The Cincinnati Cooperage Company dis
play an assortment of barrels and kegs of
all kinds and Sizes
G. G. Keinbush has large leaf tobacco
display.
Fretsch & Co., Pork packers, display bar
rels of side meat, bacon and hams packed
in barrels, one end of the barrels being sup
piled with glass; so as to give the visitors a
view of the pork.
Gaff, Cent & Thomas, pure white flint
corn goods.
r. W. Sprun, Royal Self-raising Flour.
The Crown Manufacturing Company ex-
hibit Moore's adjustable barrel and bucket
cover.
E. III. Strietelmeier, vermicelli and maca-
roni display.
The Standard Sieve Co. make display of
flour seves in general.
Waggoner & Bently's display of hobby
horses and perambulators is veiy attrac-
tive to women and children.
Raymond Hisinger q Co. display all
kinds of plows for farm work.
Beedle e. Kelly, ofTroy, Ohio, display the
Champion Corn Planter.
Furst & Bradley, of Chicago, Ill.,, DISPLAY
a wrought iron frame sulky plow 1t nat
urally attracts the attention of the farmers,
Ames Plow Company have large and
interesting exhibit of plows and lawn NOW
ers.
Samuel W. frost, cigar box manufacture
er. This display is artistically arranged
with cigar boxes, each box labeled with a
fancy card.
Lowell & Bufigton, of Covington, Ky.,
display in large case handsomely made q
quantity of fne.c tobacco.
The Summit Tobacco Works deserve
special attention from the fact of their hav
ing taken so much pains to make a prom
inent display They have large platform
covered with Brussels carpet and three ex
cellently wrought signs of fine-cut tobacco
Messrs. Woodside & Pey ton, agents fol
Mcnamara plug tobacco, have very large
and well arranged display of this article
one side of each box being open so as tt
show the tobacco.
| S. S. Davis Il Co. display a fine lot OF
samples of pork. hams and bacon.
A. W. Franks wholesale grocery display
is mounted on a large Brussels carpeteC
| platform.