The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
OUR BUSY MEN
Here and There Among the Cincinnati
Hives of Industry.

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''N ~" ''""t'si 1"'eneN
G. s. Rankin & Co. have nearly all the
large contracts in the city for architectural
iron work.
Fritch, Blitner & Co. are working great
deal at night so as to keep up with the
heavy rush of business.
pov D;str;ot sobool-h -horss ;s ha;ne
erected IN tho site of The old browne home.
stead, on Browne street.
The fnrnitrre deoIars and manufacturers
GENERALLY connIoin ~ duii bnsiness Tbeir
sales are vsrv Slow and n,aro;ns small
about fnrtv vouns ladies' in the;r hnrnisb.
inc shrond and +rimrine danartments
Mr. N d. ColloTd' OF tne nrm OF 'oiloro'
MORRISON q 20, having punt hne resi-
nIace % ;nstesd I of in tho East ~ '''N' ''''
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MI JACOB feak, VINO was a drummer 0oy
III llle oah1 Oh Ihe Ola lhlrty-iourth ONO
liegineht curing the war IS now IN the
r'n''e ~,
ne cloer VINEGAR factory OF geo. y.
ware ls IHe oiuesL estaollHhtleht ol the
klnu IN tne STATE OF ONO. immense guam
tities oil vinegar are worked Oil daily.
Tempest Brockman & Co. are turning
OUT large qoantiIieS OF earthehWare al their
Pot'efy Oh h'cllhlonu street ~ IS tllelf
| I,telt!oii u naNe i me uispiay a' 'he heA'
HAPosiVioh.
| The firm of T. ]. Nottingham & Co. was
recently given the agency for Blake steam
gauge and hydrauhc indicators, mannfac-
tefGa oy the biaKe steam eause company
Vi hanilitoh'
Mr.. Fred. Schlicte's large building on
the corner of Ninth and Linn streets is
nearly completed. He will occupy the
iirst story, and Keep one OF the hnest gro
cerles IN the West End.
Mr.. Alex. NJ. Greenwood has returned to
the CITY from New Mexico. where he has
gold mine. He is here for the purpose of
purchasing material and machinery suita-
Bile to operate the mine.
The Globe Rolling Mill COMPANY are so
busy that they are compelled to run day
and night. At night the sheet mills are
worked, and the heavy bar and beam iron
n ills are operated in the DAYTIME.
r,o t;,,,hou, g.. ,+;, ;,a -, A.,
now nonnantinn " ~ S1rt ie TnnJ ,I Sn,,.h o'' t
ern Railroads are being set permanently on
The piles, The piles are not all driven but
that part of the work will be completed in
| few days.
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el'"ll.'ei' ol Inc Dly'iyer Manufacturlie
I'm r""i Moth stiops YESTERDAY al1erllo,'h.
3eSeia' Ie'l o'tGhets G Vi NaIer oelhs pronnptlN
Ne Ia,,,a o ''o 'oon 4u''''u ''io'i'
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=. NJ: W.: iI?u!s W. iiosea' an aI'oiieY 81 al Jaw
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siie W Iar'hers Mahuiac'"rl'S company.
Mr. !: hosea Is natural mechanic' ana mas
at 'ilH hoi'le u hl'e nlouel "l lI~oiholiEe
"n''i he pui'' "i'nou' aSsis'aiiee.
The Elm-street Railroad track will lie
torn up Monday, and new sleepers and
| rails Will be put down. Inc ralls Will be
| nat, as they are on other routes. ana We
''t a',1''S ",ri III - 70 Ioe; ,L1 az
,anotnsorn Ins 81 - '0e 40
| Louis Cook will rebuild his carriage
works IN camp Washington, near 81 heck
slaugh6r-house. krleger, Burckhardt q
Co. were awarded the contract yesterday
for furnishing all the machinery. The
engine will be large one-si1 1teen-lnch
bore and thlrty-inch stroke.
Although buildings are being erected in
every mart of the CITY. the stone business is
| very dull. Mr., john NJ, Muller, who is
the owner of large stone works on Front
street, and branch works in New York City,
was compelled, in consequence of the low
prices and poor demand, to suspend Dusi-
hess operations in New York and is only
running his works in this city IN hopes OF
better times.
As the Committee on Medals are discuss
ing what class Of machines are most worthy
to be recognized in the list of competition
for medals, it would be well for them to
offer premium and medal for the best
safety device for elevators. AS there have
been several accidents within the last two
years, some Of which have caused heavy
lawsuits for damages, n reliable safety catch
is of vast IMPORTANCE TO our merchants and
property-owners.
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l,''"' h ir' ooa,, ','',5 anI Wy on" p, 20, 20
in6 ,ne,i, "n9 mn'e U"'I','0o,.eu Nv, ,,"Im H "
some Oullui"ss. lheS are ho" p"iIuihS
Ca,ra, Cn ymo strootS cornor Rocs"nd InnTvynrth
streets two houses on Sixth street, between
Race and Elm fOur on Harrison street and