The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-10
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here and There Among Our Hives Of
Industry.

West Sixth ste eet to 1Ol West Sixth, and
is receiving numerous orders in the lock-
smith and bell hang ng line. He also puts
up speaking tubes.
| Messrs. Levi & Ottenheimer are the sue
cessors to the old house of Bleinheim & Co.,
SO long and Familiarity known to the pub
lie as importers and dealers in foreign and
domestic liquors. wines and cosdia!s.
Messrs Daniel Stone & Co. took advan-
tage of the late rise in the river to add
several hundred thousand bushels OF coal
to their before large stock. They have now
in their yards and on barges more coal
than ever controlled by one firm III this
city before.
Alex. E. Germann, formerly OF 104 West
Sixth street, has removed to the room No.
10l, directly opposite his old stand. He
does in the best style of workmanship all
kinds of tin, copper, zinc and sheet-iron
work, and makes specially of lanterns OF
all descriptions
Mr.. J. Reidy is receiving more orders for
his elevators this season than ever before.
His patent air-cushion attachment In c,n
nection with the patent safety catch rem
ders these great modern conveniences as
absolutely safe as it is possible for any thing
of human construction to be.
The proprietors of the Palais ROYAL are
making fine Improvement in putting in
a new iron front to their establishment,
corner OF Fourth and Race. From small
beginnings few years since this has grown
to be one OF our city's favorite institutions
in the estimation of the ladies.
M. H. Worcester is adding something
every day that is new and novel to his
stock in the woodenware line. A house
keeper could never know how many useful
inventions there are f"r lessening the la
bors of the kitchen and the laundry un-
less they pay visit to 129 West Fifth
street.
D. Cattelier & Co. have purchased the
boot and shoe factory formerly belonging
to Mr.. ]. Deters (deceased), Nos. 8 and 10
West Pearl street, and removed their es-
| tabllshment to that location. Under Mr.
Deters this was one of the best appointed
| factories in the West and turned out fine
class Of work.
The Woodlawn House Building Com
pany are pushing operations at this new
suburb. This stock is being rapidly taken,
and If they had twenty houses finished
they would all be occupied within thirty
days. The plan has many features which
make all investment in this Company pref
cradle to the ordinary Building Associ
ations.
Maybery Bros. report that their business
is unusually large this season. Last year
was sort of off year with many in regard
to interior renovating, but this season
every body is fixing up, and this house be-
ing very liberal advertisers, and keeping a
first-class stock which they sell at fair
prices, must as matter OF course receive
large share of the patronage.
| The old Walnut-street House, under its
new management, is fast getting back its
old time reputation of being one of the
most comfortable and home-like hostelries
in the city. Messrs. Davis & Bowers have
renovated it from cellar to attic, and the
numerous friends Of these gentlemen keep
it's rooms nearly all full. There are few
better caterers in the hotel business than
Col. Davis.
A Japanese Commissioner has been for
some time past in the United States pur
chasing machinery fur his Government il
being his intention to freight a ship with
some of the best specimens of American
manufacture suited to railroads and mines
The Lane & Bodley Company, OF this city
nave oraers lor Two OF their portable saw
mliis complete lor Japan "nicn IS we De-
neye, tne mrs! snipment 70 mat country
aithough lhola' Australia ana oonth Amer
lca nave nereto1oIe purchased goods In
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erauon IN .ne.r brewery Que OF the cele
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The Thornburys have found it necessary
to enlarge Two OF their cooperative store,
on account OF the increase OF their trade In
the grocery business, all owing to theil
courteous treatment OF customers buying
in large lots, from first hands, selling good.
exclusively for cash and ON their owr
merits, and on smaller margin OF profit
than many grocers lose by the credit sys
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