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Cincinnati, August, 1879.
151
KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON AND JAIL WORKS.
IRON RAILINGS, BALCONIES AND VERANDAS, IRON STAIRS, SKYLIGHTS AND ROOFS COLUMNS, LINTELS AND GIRDERS,
ARCHITECTURAL IRON
WORKS
C.H&D.DEPON
CINCINNATI
FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS
M . CLEMENTS.
IRON STORE FRONTS,
FIRE PROOF DOORS AND SHUTTERS, BANK VAULTS AND JAIL CELLS,
IRON BEDSTEADS FOR HOSPITALS AND INFIRMARIES.
All kinds of Iron Work required in the Erection of Buildings.
CATALOGUES AND ESTIMATES FURNISIIED ON APPLICATION.
M. CLEMENTS, BAYMILLER AND HATHAWAY, CINCINNATI, O.
JA CELLS!
IRON RAILING BALCONIES & VERANDAS.
152
KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
ERIE RAILWAY,
Forms the Great Broad Gauge Route between the
EAST AND WEST.
From Cincinnati and Chicago to New York, Boston and all points in New England.
From New York to Chicago, Cleveland, Omaha, and all points in the Northwest. To Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Kansas City and points in the Southwest.
THIS IS THE ONLY LINE
In connection with the Erie Railway, which runs through sleeping coaches between New York and Chicago, Cleveland, Mansfield, Galion, Dayton and Cincinnati, without change.
THE ONLY LINE
Running Pullman's Broad Gauge Palace Hotel Coaches
between Cincinnati, Chicago and New York. Passengers by this line can take their meals at any hour without leaving the train. The bill of fare on these coaches is not surpassed in any hotel in America.
SPECIAL.
The Southern system of railways are now running sleeping coaches from Cincinnati (in direct con- nection with express trains on this line) to Memphis, Jackson and New Orleans; from Cincinnati to Nashville, Decatur, Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans-making but one change from New York to any prominent point South-via this line.
For through tickets at lowest rates, palace coach locations and further information concerning the route, please apply at ticket offices of the Erie Railway in New York and New England; in Cincinnati, at No. 44 W. Fourth Street; in Chicago, at 104 Clark Street; and at offices of connecting lines West and Southwest.
Ask for tickets via the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
P. D. COOPER,
Genl. Superintendent, Cleveland, O.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Genl. Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, O.
153
KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
D. H. BALDWIN.
LUCIEN WULSIN.
D. H. BALDWIN & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
80 W. Fourth St., Louisville. 158 W. Fourth St., Cincinnati. 22 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis.
Our large business has been built up during the past fifteen years, by careful attention to the wants of our customers, and in selling them reliable instruments at the lowest prices that good work can be furnished. Those buying of us can depend on getting full value at all times, and that the instruments will be just as represented. Our motto is
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. Purchasers will find in our assortment everything they can wish. We keep in stock constantly, Grand Pianos, Upright Pianos, Square Grand Pianos, Square Pianos, In plain and carved styles, at from $175 to $1600.
Better bargains in ORGANS than can be found elsewhere, east or west.
Persons at a distance should write for catalogues, and order with the assurance of receiving just as good an instrument as though present to select for themselves. If not found satisfactory, may be returned at our expense.
D. H. BALDWIN & CO., 158 W. Fourth St. and 160 Elm St., Cincinnati, O.
SDD HIBALDWIN & COICO PIANOS &
158 D.H. BALDWIN & CO, 158 WHOLESALE & RETAIL
ORGANS
DEALERS IN
RO'S PIANOS
MONTHLYPAYMENTS
PIANOS AND ORGANS
.BAL
WIN
.Co
D.H.
PLANOS
CBONE. DEL
BOGART. CILLO
We offer splendid inducements to buyers, on
DECKER BROS. MATCHLESS PIANOS,
Concert Grands, Parlor Grands, Cabinet Grands, Uprights, Square Grands and Squares;
KRANICH & BACH PIANOS, HAINES BROS. PIANOS, J. & C. FISCHER PIANOS, UPRIGHT and SQUARE, solid, well made and reliable; they have absolutely no equal at the price. ESTEY ORGANS!
Adapted to every taste and purpose. In fullness, riehness and power of tone; in sweetness, purity and sympathy of tone; in simplicity of construction and ease with which managed; in beauty of style and durability,
The Estoy Organs Lead the World.
Also, a large stock of second-hand Pianos and Organs always on hand at very great bargains. RENTING A SPECIALTY.
BALDWIN'S MUSICAL REVIEW. Continuing Benham's Review, Established 1866.
$20 in Music ; 150 pages reading ; $1.50 per year; 15c. per copy; published monthly. Send for a copy. Agents wanted in every county ; send for terms; cash commission large.
Among the contributors are H. G. Andres, Cincinnati ; A. R. Parsons, New York ; Bertha Scranton Poole; Mrs. M. J. Canedo, and scores of others of our best writers.
Sample copies containing over $3 worth of music mailed on receipt of 15c.
D. H. BALDWIN & CO., Publishers, Cincinnati, O.
:
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
BRADFORD MILL COMPANY,
- MANUFACTURERS OF -
J. W. PYNE'S PURIFIER.
J.W.RYNE'S PATENT
MIDOLINGS PURIFIER-
BRADFORD MILL COMPY
MFR'S CINCINNATI.O
Dimensions and Prices of J. W. Pyne's New Process Middlings Purifier.
No.
Length.
Width.
Hight.
PULLEY.
Width of Belt.
Motion.
Capacity per Hour.
Single Conve' or.
Double Conveyor.
1
9 ft. 11 in.
2 ft. 10 in.
7 ft. 1 in.
5 in.
5 in.
24 in.
600
$150.
$160.
2
10 ft. 11 in.
3 ft.
6 in.
7 ft. 6 in.
6 in.
6 in.
3 in.
600
100 to 125 lbs. 150 to 200 lbs.
175.
187.
3
11 ft. 11 in.
3 ft.
8 in.
7 ft. 9 in.
6 in.
1.
6 in.
3
ın.
600
225 to 300 lbs.
200.
215.
The length, width and height are extremes over all.
The shaft can be run either way, and the fan and fan case can be reversed to suit the motion of the shaft.
The Middlings should be well dusted before going to the Purifier, to save waste in thic dust room. We request all parties ordering Purifiers to send us samples of Middlings, so that we can determine what numbers of cloth to put on the riddle frame.
Directions for setting up and running will be found on each machine.
Bear in mind that this machine can not get out of order or fail to work, and it combines all the valuable qualities of cheapness, efficiency, convenience and durability, and is the latest improvement, patented De- cember 3, 1878. For further information, address
BRADFORD MILL CO.,
158 W. Second St., Cincinnati, O.
PRICE.
Diam.
Face.
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
THOS. J. MELISH.
THOS. M. WORCESTER. WM. B. MELISH.
BROMWELL M'F'G CO.
ESTABLISHED 1819.
THE "PIONEER" BRUSH and WIRE GOODS HOUSE
IN THE WEST.
BRUSHES.
-
MOPS,
FEATHER DUSTERS,
TURKEY DUSTERS,
181
181
BRUSHES & WIRE GOODS
BROMWELL MANUFACTURING. CO.
WESTERN DEPOT FOR
WIRE GOODS.
SIEVES, FLOWER STANDS,
BIRD CAGES, RAT TRAPS,
PARAGON FLY TRAPS,
FENCE WIRE,
BRILLIANT CORN POPPERS.
BARB WIRE.
WOODS, SHERWOOD & CO., LOWELL, MASS.
Our STOCK of GOODS is the MOST VARIED of its kind in the Country.
We have received all the premiums ever offered by the Cincinnati Expositions.
We invite dealers to call at our store,
181 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Next Door to Gibson House.
Our Illustrated Price List Mailed Free to Dealers. .
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
A. E. BURKHARDT & CO.
Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers in
FURS
SEAL SKIN SACQUES,
FUR LINED GARMENTS, (IN SILK, CASHMERE, AND DRAP D'ÉTÉ)
ROBES, MATS, BLANKETS AND TRIMMINGS.
We exhibit the most extensive, fashionable, and varied collection of FUR WRAPPINGS.
Our novelties, personally selected in Paris, London, Berlin and St. Petersburg, are universally admired, and pronounced the perfection of taste.
GARMENTS TO ORDER
can be made at the shortest possible notice, as we have always at hand a large force of skilled labor in charge of our experienced Parisian foreman.
SELF-MEASUREMENT
by customers residing at a distance can be made with the assistance of the annexed illustrations and di- rections. Such orders receive the same attention as those given personally.
DIRECTIONS FOR MEASUREMENT.
5
12
14
2
17
18
X
6
7
9
10
DIRECTIONS FOR MEASUREMENT.
BACK.
11 to 12. Across the back.
13 to 14. Around the arm at shoulder. 15 to 16. Length of waist.
17 to 18. Around the waist.
19 to 20. Around the dress skirt, at the number of inches, measured from the neck band, that Sacque is desired.
FRONT.
1 to x. Length of waist under arm.
1 to 2. Across bust from seam to seam.
3 to 4. Around the neck.
5 to 6. Shoulder to elbow.
6 to 7. Elbow to end of cuff.
5 to 8. Length of shoulder.
19
20
9 to 10. Around the hips.
1 to 1. Around the body at bust, under arms.
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS
In re-shaping, lengthening, and re-trimming or otherwise remodeling, are made with the same care devoted to the manufacture of new goods, and ladies are thus enabled to have their furs constantly in the mode, and at the smallest expense.
Information is punctually and cheerfully given in answer to any inquiries by mail.
A. E. BURKHARDT & CO. Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 113 W. Fourth St., Cincinnati.
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13
8
3:4
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
HATS
A. E. BURKHARDT & CO.,
INTRODUCERS, JOBBERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FASHIONABLE. HEAD GEAR.
IMPORTERS OF-
&
SURKE
URS
BAW
THIRD A FOURTH:
LINCOLN & BENNETT'S, TRESS & CO.'S, and CHRISTY'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH SILK and FELT HATS of all styles.
ALSO, MARTIN'S UMBRELLAS, DENT'S GLOVES, AND BERTEIL'S PARIS CHAPEAUX. AND SOLE AGENTS IN THIS CITY, FOR DUNLAP'S CELEBRATED HATS.
113 WEST FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI.
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
THE OUTCALT Elastic Joint IRON
A FIRE®
Wind & Water Proof ROOF.
Roofing.
EASILY APPLIED. Contraction and Ex- pansion fully provided for.
Manufactured and sold by us in all parts of the country, from Texas to Minnesota, for the past
NO SOLDER. No Nails Through the Roofing. NO LIGHTNING ROD RE- QUIRED.
Eighteen Years. Boxed ready for shipping. Orders Promptly Filled. CALDWELL & CO. 130 W. Second St. CINCINNATI. Bend for Circular,
CALDWELL & CO., of 130 West Second Street, Cincinnati, have been manufacturing the Elastic Joint Iron Roof for over twenty years, and have fully demonstrated that their roof has no superior in the United States.
A good roof is indispensable. It must be durable, fire and water proof. If to this can be added sim- plicity of construction, so as to be easily applied, we have a perfect form of roofing. The
OUTCALT ELASTIC JOINT IRON ROOF
Combines the advantages named more fully than any other roofing yet practically tested by actual experi- ence of a number of years in different parts of the United States, and now coming into general use for Manufactories, Railroad Stations, Engine Houses, Bridges, School Houses, Elevators, and other public buildings, as well as Dwellings, Barns, etc., conbin- ing strength as well as beauty.
The difficulty heretofore experienced from the con- traction and expansion of all metal roof's under tlie influence of cold and heat, causing seams to crack and rendering them ever in a leaky condition-a con- stant annoyance to the owner, and a continual bill of expense in repairing-has been effectually provided for by the invention of the OUTCALT ELASTIC JOINT IRON ROOFING, as will be apparent to every practical mind on examination.
The superiority of this roofing may be summed up as follows :
1. It is perfectly FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
2. It fully provides for contraction and expansion of the metal.
3. It is equally adapted to new or old buildings. Can be applied as flat as one inch to the foot, or as steep as required, on ordinary sheathing boards, lath or rafters.
4. It is not affected or torn off by high winds, or liable to be struck by lightning.
taken off and applied to another building without injury to the sheets.
6. The mode of application is very simple, so that any workman with ordinary mechanical skill can apply it.
7. In artistic beauty it is not surpassed by any other roof, which makes it a desirable roof for private residences as well as for public buildings.
8. It lias NO NAILS, SCREWS OR RIVETS THROUGH THE ROOFING SHEETS, therefore not liable to become loose or leak in a few years.
9. The water from this roof is PURE, clear and sweet, suitable drink for man or beast.
10. It has been subjected not only to the most severe artificial tests, but to the TRUE TEST. SOME having been in use over eighteen years, in different parts of the United States, and has proved itself an invaluable FIRE, WATER, WIND and LIGHTNING PROOF ROOF.
The manufacturers have many certificates in its favor. It will be seen that it gives equal satisfaction from New England to Texas, whether used on churches, depots, warehouses, factories, dwellings, or barns. In these days of destructive conflagrations the highly important fact that it prevents the spread of
FIRE
5. It can be applied as temporary roof and readily Should command the attention of property owners.
KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
159
ESTABLISHED 1850.
CAMARGO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, H. H. BRENEMAN, Proprietor, OFFICE AND SALESROOM, No. 57 WEST FOURTH STREET, Factory, Nos. 222 and 224 Pearl Street, CINCINNATI.
French, English and American Paper Hang- ings of new and exquisite designs, and interior dec- orations. The largest and most complete va- riety in Cincinnati.
BRENEMAN'S
(57
WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTORY
OPAQUE SHADE CLOTH
WALL PAPERS & DECORATIONS.
CAMARGO MANUFACTURING CO.
Window Shades of al. sizes, in thousands of patterns, manufactured expressly for Cincinnati trade, by the Camargo Manufacturing Company.
Foreign and American Paper Hangings and Window Shades.
T HE Camargo has always on hand the largest and most complete stock of Paper Hangings, embracing all qualities, and the newest patterns of the most celebrated American and Foreign Manufacturers. They are enabled to refer to hundreds of the finest residences in Cincinnati and vicinity, whose entire papering, painting, and decorations have been supplied by them. None but the most experienced workmen are employed, and all work is guaranteed to give the most thorough satisfaction.
The firm are the only manufacturers of Window Shades and Opaque Shading in Cincinnati, and their goods in this line are, in novelty of design and tastefulness and elegance of workmanship, unsurpassed by any in the United States. Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine these goods, which are gotten up expressly for wholesale trade. Prices will be found as low as those of Eastern manufacturers, while the quality is equal to that of any in the world.
CAMARGO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. 57 West Fourth Street.
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
Cincinnati Wholesale Paper Warehouse!
CHATFIELD &WOODS
BOOK FACTU.
IL PAPER BAG & FLOUR SACK MANUFY
NEWS NERS
COLD OF DEALERS PAPERS
S IN
HEATING PAPER, ENVELOPES & PRINTERS CARDS
ICIN GINNATI PAPER WARE HOUSE
25 CHATFIELD & WOODS 25
CHATFIELD & WOODS,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
BOOK, MANILA, PAPERS NEWS, COLORED,
Printers' Flat Papers, Envelopes in Great Variety, Wrapping Paper,
And STANDARD FLOUR SACKS. We are sole Manufacturers of the Popular
ANCHOR SQUARE BAG,
Which is rapidly superseding all other styles of Bags. For convenience, economy and quality it stands unrivaled in the market. Orders by mail solicited.
CHATFIELD & WOODS,
25 W. FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI.
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
CHARLES E. WILSON. ESTABLISHED 1843.
BENJAMIN C. WILSON.
THE INCINNATI SPICE MILLS,
48 W. Second Street, Cincinnati, O.
E. J. WILSON & CO.,
Manufacturers of all Grades of
GROUND SPICES MUSTARD, CREAM OF TARTAR, AND SNOW WHITE BAKING POWDER.
SPICES,
WHOLE OR GROUND.
Pepper -- Singapore. White. Cayenne. Pimento or Allspice. Cinnamon.
Cassia -- Saigon.
Batavia.
China.
Ginger-Jamaica. 66 Race. African.
Nutmegs. Cloves. Mace. -
-
MUSTARDS.
SPICE
MILLS
COFFEES.
Mocha. Java.
Rio. Santos. Maracaibo. Laguayra.
Mexican. Savanilla. Costa Rica.
SUNDRIES.
Cr. Tartar.
Peanuts.
Hemp Seed.
Canary Seed.
Mustard Seed.
Ess. Coffee, foil or cans.
Pepper Sauce.
Tomato Catsup.
KENTUCKY, IXL, PREMIUM, ENGLISH.
E J. WILSON & CO.
Snow White Baking Powder. Full Weights.
14, 12 and 1 lb. cans. 6 and 10 1b. cans or boxes.
The SNOW WHITE BAKING POWDER is one of the finest brands known in this market, and is put up in every shape and style to suit purchasers.
ALSO, JOBBERS IN WHOLE SPICES, COFFEES and GROCERS' SUNDRIES.
P. S .- Our Kentucky Mustard is noted for its fine quality, and has an extensive sale throughout the entire country.
All orders promptly filled by addressing
E. J. WILSON & CO.
18 West Second Street.
.
RUSK BLOCK.
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO. PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, IMPORTERS, PRINTERS, AND BINDERS,
65 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
The attention of WHOLESALE and RETAIL BUYERS is respectfully invited, by the undersigned, to their exceedingly large and varied stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BOOKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE,
which has been sclected with great care from both home and foreign markets, with particular reference to having all the departments full and complete in their respective classes.
Public and Private Libraries are supplied on the most liberal terms, and correspondence is invited with Committecs, Teachers, Professional Men, and Book Buyers generally.
Attention is also invited to their facilities for the direct importation of Foreign Books, Periodicals, Music, etc., etc .- their connection with the Leading Publishers in London and Paris enabling them to execute all orders promptly and at the lowest rates.
All new American Books, Periodicals, Pamphlets, etc., promptly received upon day of publication. Catalogues in the various Book and Stationery Departments furnished gratuitously, on application. Books sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of the published prices.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
The attention of Booksellers, Druggists, Country Merchants, and other wholesale buyers is invited to their facilities for supplying, in any quantity, and at the lowest rates, all articles required in the
BOOK AND STATIONERY TRADE.
Their stock is one of the largest and most complete, in all departments, of any concern in the country, and their facilities unsurpassed for the prompt and full execution of all orders.
Buyers visiting the city are specially invited to call and carefully examine their stock and prices.
Their stock embracing full and complete lines of all articles in the Book and Stationery Trade, enabling dealers to make their entire bills at one house, at the lowest rates.
Special attention is given to Mail Orders for Books and Stationery. Their Catalogues and Monthly Bulletin of New Books will be found very convenient in selecting books to purchase, especially to persons living at a distance from large bookstores.
VALUABLE CATALOGUES.
The Following are sent on the receipt of a three-cent stamp each:
AGRICULTURE -- Horticulture, Floriculture, Stock, etc. ARCHITECTURE -- Building, Carpentery, Ventilation, etc. BOHN'S LIBRARIES -- With Classified Index.
EDUCATION-Science of Teaching, Kindergarten, etc. ENGINEERING -- Mining, Mechanics, Manufactures, etc. FINE ART -- Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics, etc. JUVENILE -- Books for the young. Sets and single volumes. LAW-Short Title List, arranged by Authors' Names.
LAW -- Catalogue of Old, Rare, and Valuable Law Books. MEDICAL -- Short Title List, arranged by Authors' Names. PHARMACY, etc .- For Druggists. PERIODICALS-American and British.
POLITICAL ECONOMY-Finance, Legislation, etc. SCHOOL-Text Books for Schools and Colleges.
STATIONERY-For Engineers, Bankers, Merchants, etc. THEOLOGY-Classified by subjects.
A Monthly Bulletin of New Books.
The following are sent only on receipt of the prices:
AMERICANA-General and Local History, Travels, Biography, etc. 326 pages. Price 50 cents.
GENERAL CATALOGUE of Choice Books for the Library. Classified. 240 pages. 12mo. Price 25 cents. LAW -- Digest of Law Publications, Reports, etc. 230 pages. 12mo. Price 25 cents.
MEDICAL -- Classified Catalogue of American and British Medical and Surgical Books, Periodicals, Translations, etc. 244 pages. 12mo. Price 25 cents.
Letters of inquiry meet with prompt attention.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO.
Publishers and Booksellers, CINCINNATI, O.
.
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
ENTERPRISE FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CINCINNATI.
CASH CAPITAL, Paid up, ASSETS, January 1, 1879,
$300,000 00
412,195 63
ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE
BUILDING
THIRD & FOURTH
DIRECTORS:
JOHN W. HARTWELL, THOS. SHERLOCK, Pres't U. S. Mail Line Co.,
A. S. WINSLOW, Vice-Pres't First National Bank,
L. A. HARRIS, Ex-Mayor of Cincinnati,
. GEO. T. STEDMAN, Pearl Street,
R. M. BISHOP, Governor of Ohio,
JAMES M. GLENN, of Wm. Glenn & Sons,
GEO. K. SHOENBERGER, of Shoenberger & Co., JAS. McKEEHAN, of Jas. McKeehan & Co.,
G. H. BARBOUR,
F. H. BALDWIN, of Wilstach, Baldwin & Co., P. POLAND. of Poland & Henry, ADOLPH WOOD, Pres't Canal Elevator Co., JOIIN KYLE, Pres't Eurcka Insurance Co.,
HENRY A. JONES,
JOHN W. HARTWELL, President,
JAMES W. McCORD, Secretary.
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING, NO. 82 WEST THIRD STREET, EAST OF VINE, CINCINNATI
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS.'
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
N. E. COR. FOURTH AND RACE STREETS, CINCINNATI.
The Largest, Most Complete, and Only Establishment in the West Transacting a General Advertising Business.
ADVERTISEMENTS PREPARED AND ARRANGED
In the most attractive form and display, and all information in regard to adver- tising furnished FREE on application.
Our files of AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS are always very complete, and are cheerfully placed at the disposal of advertisers.
We offer our services to advertisers generally, in placing their advertisements before the people, in the shortest time, at lowest prices, and in the best possible manner.
FOR ALL INFORMATION REGARDING NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING, ADDRESS
E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, N. E. COR. FOURTH AND RACE STS.,
CINCINNATI.
beats
165
KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY,
THE LARGEST SAFE MANUFACTORY IN THE WORLD!
A RECORD OF THIRTY YEARS HAS MADE THE NAME OF
Hall's Standard Safes, Locks, and Time Attachments SYNONYMOUS WITH SECURITY AND CONFIDENCE.
OCK
COMPAN
ALLS SAFE & LOCK COMPANY
-
TENT CONCRETE, FIRE & BURGLAR . PROOF . SAFES. HALL'S PAT. CONCRETE FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
Their reputation as faithful guardians of treasure and valuables against all attacks of fire and burglars is world wide, and the success attending their establishment is a true carnest of the confidence placed in these celebrated safes by
BANKERS, TREASURERS, AND BUSINESS MEN.
Of the many thousands of these safes which have been tested by fire and burglars, not an instance is on record wherein one of them have failed to preserve its contents. Their matchless
TIME ATTACHMENTS
are the wonder of the nineteenth century, and are the only time attachments in the world which preclude the possibility of being locked out. The movements are positive. They work automatically, and are so mechanically arranged that in case the move- ments stop (which is liable to occur in the finest of watches or clocks) the safe can be opened in a few minutes without injury to safe or lock. Unless the movements do stop, it is impossible to open the safe until the hour arrives for which they are set to open.
In conclusion, would say to all who are in need of security for money or valuables, they will find it decidedly to their advantage to call on or address
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY, Plum and Pearl Streets, Cincinnati.
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KENNY'S CINCINNATI ILLUSTRATED.
JOHN CAMPBELL, President.
WM. M. BOLLES, Sec'y, Treas. and Gen'l Sup't.
Union Iron Company,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Superior Hot-Blast Charcoal and Stonecoal
OLIVE FURNACE! CAMPBELL, McGUGIN & CO.
IRONTON, OHIO,
MANUFACTURERS OF VERY SUPERIOR
PIG IRON ! Hot-Blast Pig
Iron !
From Pure Limestone Ore,
WASHINGTON FURNACE, Bituminous Coal.
MONROE FURNACE, Charcoal.
FOR BAR IRON AND MACHINERY.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
President.
JOHN C. CLARKE, Vice-President.
CHARLES CAMPBELL, Sec'y and Treas.
HECLA IRON AND MINING COMPANY,
IRONTON, OHIO.
" It is to HECLA Furnace, to a great extent, that is to be traced the high reputation Hanging Rock Iron has attained." The great variety of ores at command from its immense territory of land, gives to this furnace advantages which have shown them- selves in the superior quality of its iron. That the ores used are peculiarly adapted to produce an iron of great strength and durability, is generally conceded : they are of the red Hematite variety, lying in several veins-the " hill top" orcs being largely used with the under-lying limestone ore. This iron stands first in the market for its peculiar brand, and for nearly fifty years it has been in demand for the manufacture of machinery and car wheels. Prior to the late war, the government made a test of irons with reference to ordinance, in which "the cold-blast HECLA was equaled only by results obtained from two furnaces, respect- ively located at Toledo, Spain, and in Asia Minor." During the late war, every ton of HECLA iron (excepting armor plates) was used at the Fort Pitt Works, Pittsburg, for casting heavy ordinance and field guns, and ran far above the government required test for tenacity. The celebrated gun known as the "Swamp Angel," of Charleston Harbor, was cast from HECLA iron. There is direct authority for stating that car wheels of this iron have been in use for twenty years. In a memorial to Congress (1862) for the establishment of a national foundry at Ironton, we find the statement of one who was employed by the English Government in 1855, that "while thus employed, my particular duties were to make selection and mixture of metals for heavy ordinance for service in the Crimea. This employment required the making of numerous tests on different metals, to determine their tenacity, deflec- tion and specific gravity." The cold-blast pig made in Lawrence county, Ohio (HECLA), was found superior not only to the irons of a similar make in other portions of the United States, but also, "as compared with the best English iron-the difference is about thirty per cent, in favor of this metal." The unequaled chilling and wearing properties of HECLA iron, and its capability of bearing a heavy and continuous strain, has led many roads to order its use in their wheels. The card of grades for the iron is as follows:
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