The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-03
THE DAILY STAR
OUR BUSY MEN.
Aers and There Among Our Hives of
Industry.

ppened on Fourth street within few days,
that will rival in style and appointments
any similar concern in this city.
The Cincinnati Dental Company have
been very successful in their practice since
their commencement. Any different re-
suit would have hardly been probable, for
the we'll known reputation of Drs Wood
ward & Major is sufficient guarantee that
patients would receive the most sklllful
treatment
Mr.. J. Babin has been very successful IN IN
establishing his collegiate school, at lS0
Elm street. Few teachers in this country
ARE better qualified to manage such an in
stitution, than Prof Babin. He has now
about fifty boys under his charge, at ages
nom 10 to 1S years. who are from the best
hmilies in the city.
Charles A. Koelbein has taken the Pearl
street Restaurant corner OF Race and Pearl
streets, and rsitted it up in neat pleas
ant style. Mr.. Koelbein formerly kept the
Magnolia House, corner OF Second and
Vine, where he was very popular. His
many friends will be glad to see him back
In the neighporhood.
Mr.. Warner, the inventor of the cele-
hrated safety catch which bears his name,
is putting up three of his elevators IN the
sity. The breaking of the hosting cable
Of an elevator at warehouse In this CITY
afew days ago would certainly have resulted
in the death of one or more pers ms had
the elevator not been provided with one
Of these safety devices. As it was the
platform, although heavily loaded, only
dropped two inches.
The proprietor of Reids Hotel has made
very extensive additions to that popular
hotel to meet the demands which will be
made upon them during the next few
weeks They have leased and fitted up the
building formerly the Children's Home on
Third street in the rear of their house.
This gives them capacity to accommodate
about two hundred guests more than their
usual number. The "Reid" is one of the
favorite hotels in the city.
J. e. Hirst & Co. are this week putting
tifty-light gas machine into the Friend
Paper Mill at West Carrolton, Ohio.
These machines are coming much into
favor In the country, as no such an amount
Of light can be furnished in any other
manner. They are also introducing the
'HTAR'' on Cook Stove, which is said to be
one of the best. They report that their
sales of this stove have been much hey yond
their expectations.
L. G. and w. L. Crow & Co., manufactur-
srs of furniture at Pigua, o., occupy two
Bpacious buildings, and to meet the de-
mands OF their constantly increasing trade,
are erecting neat and substantial brick
structure of three stories above the base
ment, with dimensions OF rs by $50 feet
These works will be fitted up with all the
modern conveniences and mechanical devi-
ses calculated to facilitate manufacturing
operations on an extensive scale. AT pres
snt they give employment to 100 men.
Messrs 7. ]. Smith & Co. have removed
their extensive printing and publishing es-
tablishment from the corner of Second and
Vine streets, which they have occupied
for several years, to No. West Second
street. At the new location they will oc.
eupy the entire building, having theil
business Office and press-room upon the
ground floor. As this move was made i'm
peratiye on account OF their increasing
business, which required more room, we
are glad to chronicle this evidence VI pros
psrity.
The Cope 4 Maxwell Manufacturing Co.,
Of Hamilton, O., were organized for the
manufacture OF water-works and every
variety of steam-Pumping machinery, and
have sufficient cash. capacity and facilities
Tor q large business. Recognizing the fact
that the simplest Is the best the Cope
Maxwell Co., under the intelligent man
sxement of Mr. Ezra Cope, have for severa
years been manufacturing the highes
GRADES of pumps on large scale. 1t is tn,
Intention of this Company to not onl,
equal but surpass all competitors by put
ting upon the market pump which shal
carry with itself certificate of its owl
superiority.
Unwearied study and numerous expert
nents, assisted by an inventive genius sci
dom equaled, have brought the Hughe
Caltivator and Pulverizer so near perfec
ton that human ingenuity can hardly SUI
pass this new invention. With this cult
vator one man takes the place of two an,
does more and better work. Several hun
dred of these machines have already gon
Into the South this spring with gratifyin
results and orders come in daily. Thi
new firm also manufactures the Hughe
Hulky Pow and the Magic Hoe, two indi.
pensible farm implements, for which the
have orders for in advance of their suppl,
The officers of this company are Clarr
Lane, President; D. w. Hughes, Treasure
and Superintendent, and H. G. Hume, Sc,
tetary.
Unweared skill and numerous exper
nents, assisted by an inventive genius Sc
dom equaled, have brought the Hugh,
Cultivator and Pulverizer, made by tn
Hughes Cultivator Company, of Hamilton
g., 30 near perfection that human ingen,
ity can hardly surpass this new combin
tion. This Company is also manufactu
ting the Hughes Sulky Plow and Magic Ho
tive indispensable farm implements, an
ere receiving orders daily. With the cult
vator one man takes the place OF two an
does more and better work. Several hui
ared Of these machines have already gor
into the South this spring with gratifyir
results, and orders come III daily. HaviI
selected Hamilton as the base Of operato
and erected large and commodious shor
they are now prepared to meet all demand
The officers Of this Company are Cla
Lane, President; d. W. Hughes, Treasur
and Superintendent; H. G. Hume, Sec
tary.
Prominent among new industrial Sidn
enterprises Is the establishment Of {
elusser Elevator Company for the man
kacture OF Susser's safety-clutch platfo
elevator and perfect working trap-doors
closing the hatchwayA This eleva
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