The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-04
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here and There Ame#g Our Hives Of
-.----r- Industry. -.~,

Mr.. John o. Moore, the Sixth street cnm-
mission merchant, reports onions from Ber-
muda, bananas from Jamaica, and straw
berries from Tennessee. -
Mr.. C. Pfeiffer. ieweer.- formerly at 5S2
Freeman street, has removed his business
tp No. 645 Vine street. kauffman's new
building, where lie hopes to meet his old
friends. l,- -.r T
Mr.. s. Johnson. No. 271 John street. has
recently been compelled. to enlarge his
facilities for manufacturing choice candies
owing to the increased demands for his
goods. Mr. Johnson makes a first-class
article specially. ~. ,5-,+..9
Haven & Co. have orders for several hy-
draulic elevators and steam h listers for
Southern cities and are running their
works to their full capacity. They are also
doing an unusually large business in the
building of sugar aud cider mills
Messrs Csrnahan & Bro, in their new
location, 1913 Walnut street, have one of
the neatest and best appointed job printing
| offices IN the city, and are doing good
business. They make a speciality of mer-
camille printing, and also furnish blank
books and cOunting-room stationery OF any
| style desired.
The enterprising firm of hatters on
Fourth street, Messrs. HI. w. Woodruff d
Co., are opening this week o fine stock OF
the real, genuine Mexican grass hammOcks
imported directly by this house. They
are superior lot of goods and are now
afforded at price that brings them within
the means OF any one. .r
The Ornamental Metallic Sign Company,
| specimens of whose work is seen in the
sidewalks of our principal streets, appear
to be doing quite business. Mr.. VIM. H.
Bussett and John 7. Geghan have made APP
plication for patent upon some improve
ments they have introd dced in the manner
of fastening the letters to the plates, which
make them much more desirable. sta nj.
Mr.. B. r. Handy is just finishing ten
houses on Mt. Auburn. Messrs. Burdnck
& Co. are doing the plumbing and gas fit
ting. This firm show one of the finest
stocks OF gas fixtures to be found 10 this
city. A new style which they have lately
introduced, being combination of the
Eastlake and Queen Anne style, is a mar
vel of beauty in design and skill in making.
This is the season when the refrigerator
trade is at It's best. MIR. josef w. Wayne
is daily shipping large orders to different
parts OF the South and Sou Invest. His
An,G'.oan ho sa hnra snr a. i.st s;1taar
nave oee., III use no ILL., % ,I ss .i's arl, 81
yeais, years. ai'u i, aao,;t''rs n % Tbar ha,a tatan
agaisss ssst a., -, t;ua snoo.ss;~ Exnas;t;ons
here. -.,
Several of our heaviest dealers in fruits
and vegetables are YER, emphatic in their
com plaints about the delay which occurs
the Sou hern Railroad people after they ar
rive here. Three hundred crates OF peas
from Mobile were 80 DELAYED as 70 be rem
dered nearly worthless. and the honse 70
which they were consigned refused to re-.
ceive them, throwing the responsibility OIL
this loss upon the road. .-
Mr.. Il. S. Eileblute, of G lumbia, has had
Granted to hin, recent letters patent for
a metal vehicle hub. 1t is marvel Of in
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