The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-16
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here and There Among Our Hives Of
Industry.

v. a. hOelDlln mas removed 10 the souIu-
east corner of Lonsworth and Elm streets.
Charley's friends will find him at home In
his new location.
Mr.. George E. Currie says the farmers
are buying fertilizers more extensively this
season than he has ever known before,
principally of bone phosphates.
The neat little structure just erected
next north of the Amazon Insurance Com
pany's building on Vine, above Sixth, is
being fitted up for laundry office.
The Calumet Fire Clay Company, of
which Mr.. L. McCammon is the agent in
this city, used over $4,000 feet Of their
standard sewer pipe in their Eggleston ave-
nue. contract.
The Western Paint & Roofing Company
say their business is nearly doubled from
last season. They are shipping very extern
slvely by the c. s. Railroad, and speak in
the highest terms of the way in which bus
iness is done on that road.
| Mr.. A. G. Folger reports that the COM
pany he represents are meeting with great
success in introducing their specially ma
tional Lubricant(. Orders have been received
from steam and horse railroads during the
present month much in excess of former
orders.
DR.. Cowman, the veteran veterinary sur
geon, reports there Is an unusual amount
of sickness among city horses this spring.
No epidemic but numerous cases Of colds,
levers, etc. The Doctor has moved his Of
flee on Fifth street, fV doors west of his
former place.
Mr.. Hensear, of the Gallon Carriage
Wnrku - Loo rof,, ,oI
from an extended tour through Illinois
and Indiana. Business good, mud drying
up and the roads in very fair condition.
for the coming season.
Two of the neat stores in the building
put up for the Phoenix Insurance Company,
on the corner of George and Race streets
by the Messrs. Emery, are taken-one for q
millinery and the other for a merchant
tailors establishment. This leaves only
the corner store unoccupied.
OF how much importance people think
pure water to be, is best shown by seeing
the large number of our most intelligent
citizens daily in attendance at 122 Main
street. to witness the operation of the
Gates Filter. A more simple efficient and
economical device for the purpose intended
has never been offered to the public.
Mr.. Thompson, of the firm of Thompson
Vandeveer, leaves for Pittsburg on Tuesday
next to attend to the setting of the canvas
for Robert Stickney's Great American Cir
GUS Museum and Menagerie which starts
on its annual tour from that city on the
25th instant. This firm furnishes an entire
new outfit Of tents for this show; also for
Uncle John Robinson's Great Moral Cir
GUS"
Victor Burnham & Co., whose establish
ment on Sixth street was so nearly de-
stroyed by fire few weeks since, are again
in active operation and looking better than
ever. They have put in almost an entire
new stock OF goods. Mr.. Burnham is one of
our most energetic and pushing business
men, and 1t will require more than one
fire to materially disorganize his business
operations.
One of the neatest signs in the city is the
one just put up by the proprietors of the
Acme Billiard Rooms, at III Race street.
1t is SO constructed as to be not only very
handsome and conspicuous sign by day,
but is an Illuminated one by night We
would. like to see more of this style on our
streets; the effect would be very pleasing
especially In the evening.
Mr. L. H. Levey, who has long been
identified with, and is regarded as au-
thority in the trade in the finer grades OF
cigars in this city. will hereafter represent
exclusively the we'll known house of Louis
Krohn & Co., 1875 Vine street. importers
and manufacturers of fine cigars. MIR.
Levey will make specially of the Flor de
Albany and Betcheler brands OF cigars,
manufactured exclusively for this house.
DR.. F. G. Ludlow, we'll known to resi-.
dents of Cincinnati and vicinity as one OF
our most efficient members of the dental
profession, has associated himself with W.
G. Pendery M. D., also well known in this
community, and together they have opened
! dental rooms at 160 West Fifth street.
Their reception and operating parlors are
very neatly fitted up, while their mechan
ical department contains all the modern
improvements known and used in the art
Mr.. M. Berger is the manager of the new
establishment on Fifth street, just being
opened under the title of the Eagle One
Price Liquor Store, for the sale of liquors
wines and cordials. The feature of this
house will be that everything sold will be
of the purest quality. and that parties
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medicinal uses, will be guaranteed pure
article, either domestic or imported, al
much lower prices than inferior goods ART
sold for. The establishment is controlled
by one Of cur largest wholesale Liquor
houses.
One of the busiest places in the CITY i,
Kohner's popular notion house or Parisiar
Novelty Bazar, at l28 W est Fifth street
Unlike many Of the wares kept in similar
establishments, his stock is really good
most OF the articles being standard in theil
lines, but which, from some circumstance
or another, have been put upon the market
through auction or bankrupt sales at such
sacrifice as to enable most enterprisine
merchant like Mr.. Kohner to offer them tt
: the public at such low prices as he does
} That the ladies especially appreciate the
enterprise is best evidenced by the crowd,
that daily throng the store.
The Hotel Emery, under the manape
) ment of Mr.. Starr, is making most desir
able improvement for the convenience o.
! ladies in the suburbs. At the west end n
: their restaurant in the Arcade, thew ar.
! running partition across forming littl.