The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-08
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here and There Among Our Hives Of
Industry.

Summer stoves, oil or gas are in order
now.
The Horizontal Roofing Company have
taken several contracts in the first week of
tneir commencing business here.
| Mrs. M. e. Robinson makes fine display
o. novelties IN her line. She will be adding
new STYLES and novelties daily through this
and the coming week.
| +: q. Carnahan & Co., the we'll known
| BOOK and job printers, have removed to
l2S and 130 Walnut street, second floor
Carnahan is an artist and gentleman.
Mr.. r. @. Lambur, late of the Cincinnati
Post office, left last night for Leadville.
Col, where he goes to take charge of the
engineering department of an extensive
mining company. The boys will miss Ned
Wildt Hellmutt & Co. are doing more in
the fresSbing line this spring than they
nave for several seasons previous. Several
fine residences in the suburbs are being
finished with this style of interior decora-
tion.
The Cincinnati mule market bears the
reputation of being the best in the worlds
John and Robert Law buy and sell more
OF this kind of stock than any other house
in the United States. They have just filled
large order for Spain.
The firm of Richter & Merkel, Miami
Brass Works. has been dissolved and Mr..
Merkel has leased the premises, 1856 Long
worth street, which he is fitting up as
factory for all kindsof brass work. MIR. ].
Macintosh, late of Toronto is engaged as
foreman.
Mr.. John H. Bogart, the designer and
engineer, has removed his establishment
from It's Vine street to Hopkins Hall,
Fourth and Elm streets, where he has
plenty of room, fine light and every facil-
lty for the artistic work for which he has
become noted.
Mr.. Robert Leslie, a gentleman well
known to Cincinnati residents, has taken
one OF the new stores in the Gazette Build
ing, where he displays fine stock of gents
furnishing goods. He will be remembered
as proprietor Of the first establishment in
this line OF trade in the city ana was for
ten wears or more located at the corner of
Fourth and Race streets.
H. M. Woodrough & Co., make a very
fine display in their new store, three doors
vest OF their former place. This firm are
Manufacturers of the fine silk hats they
sell, ana are importers and man nufacturers
OF ladies' fine fur 60 DIS. The new store
was fitted up expressly for their occupancy
and their hosts of friends wish them sue
cess commensurate with their enterprise
and deservings.
The new office and ware-room of the
domestic" is one Of the most tastefully
fitted up in the city. 1t is much more
commodious than the old place and the
company have been very liberal in seeking
to make it attractive to their patrons
Specially worthy of notice is the decora-
ton of the walls and ceiling, which was
done by Kistner Bros, a new firm who are
doing some very tine work in their line.
We congratulate the manager upon his
new quarters and this evidence Of pros
perity.
Richard Harte & Co., have moved into
l22 Main street, which they have fitted up
as manufactory and warerooms for the
Gates Self-Cleaning Cistern Filter. The
Importance of pure water is so we'll under
stood by all classes that any device which
promises an improvement in this direction
is of interest to the community. The
Gates Filter demonstrates by practical
results the correctness Of the theory upon
which it is constructed and is certainly
great improvement over any similar devise.
One of the Filters can be seen in operation
at the above place.