Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1881, Part 49

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Cincinnati Collection Bureau, 28 Temple Bar Cincinnati College, e. s. Walnut b. 4th and 5th Cincinnati College Building, e. s. Walnut b. 4th and 5th

Cincinnati Colored Orphan Asylum, Beech b. Shillito and Spring, Avondale

CIDER MILLS AND OUTTING BOXES,

JAMES L. HAVEN & 00 .. No. 56 Plum Street.

Argand Warm Air Furnace, the best made, L. G. SCHMIDT, 376 Main St., Cincinnati.

DUMB WAITERS, manufactured by H. J. REEDY, 128 East Eighth St., Cincinnati.

IMPROVED Steam & Hot-water Heating Apparatus ? T. J. NOTTINGHAM & CO. For Public Buildings, Dwellings, Green Houses, Conservatories ) S. E. Cor. Pearl and Plum Sts.

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T. & A. PICKERING, CUTLERY, TOOLS, HARDWARE

Agents for " MT. VERNON " COTTON DUCK;

Main and Fifth Streets.

Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery, 164 C George INCINNATI COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Dora Nelson, President, 305 Race Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, s.w.c. John and 5th

Cincinnati, Columbus & Wooster Turnpike Co. office, 14 W. 3d

CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL, M Halstead & Co., Publishers, Office, n.e.c. 4th and Race

INCINNATI COMMERCIAL AGENCY, P. R. Warman, Manager, Office, 8.w.c. 3d and Walnut, second floor

Cincinnati Compress and Warehouse Co. s.w.c. Pearl and Kilgour

C INCINNATI CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Clara Baur, Directress, 71 W. 8th, cor. Vine

Cincinnati Cooperage Co., Lower River Road, 21st Ward

Cincinnati Co-operative Trade Society, grocery, n.e.c. 6th and John

INCINNATI CORRUGATING CO ..

C Manufacturers of Superior Corrugated Sheet Iron for Roofing, Siding, Shutters, &e., curved to any required pitch for Ceil- ings and other Purposes; Plain Painted and Galvanized, Office, s.w.c. 4th and Main; Factory, 179 W. 2d

Cincinnati Cotton Exchange, 22 W. 4th

CINCINNATI DAILY COMMERCIAL CIRCU- LAR, Chas. B. Murray, Editor and Pub- lisher, 170 Race

Cincinnati Dental Co. (W. W. Woodward & G. R. Major) 114 W. 6th

CINCINNATI DIRECTORY, Office, 169 Race, Williams & Co., Publishers Cincinnati East Bound Freight Pool, 26 Pike's Opera Building

CINCINNATI ELECTRIC AND CAL- CIUM LIGHT CO., Philip Hawk, Proprie- tor; Daniel Webster, Manager; Office and Works, 365 Vine

Cincinnati Electric Light Co. 161 W. Pearl Cincinnati Elevator Co. 596 W. 5th

CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, Faran & McLean, Proprietors, Office, 247 Vine

CINCINNATI EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE CO., 169 Race; S. S. Smith. President; Timothy S. Goodman, Secre- tary; H. H. Center, Surveyor

Cincinnati Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary, room 1, n.w.c. 6th and Walnut

CINCINNATI FACING COMPANY. T. Hartzel, President; Charles Hartzel, Secretary, 272 and 274 Broadway

CINCINNATI FERTILIZER MAN- UFACTURING CO., Office and Stables, 847 and 849 W. 6th; J. L. Keck, President; Geo. D. Martin, Secretary; Geo. Thomp- son, Superintendent; E. A. Thompson, Assistant Superintendent

Cincinnati Fifth Wheel Works, cor. Railroad and Thompson, Columbia

Cincinnati Fire Alarm Telegraph, s. s. 6th b. Vine and Race

FIRE DEPART. MENT, Office, s. s. 6th b. Vine and Race; Jos. Bunker, Fire Marshal Cincinnati Floating Bath House, foot of Broad- way

CINCINNATI FLORAL COMPANY, John R. Davey, H. B. Davey & W. H. Mc- Kinney, Proprietors; Cut Flowers, Bou- quets and Ornamental Work, 187 and 189 W. 4th

CINCINNATI FOUNDRY, Hoefinghoff & Lane, Proprietors, 2, 4, 6 and 8 Law- rence

CINCINNATI FREIE PRESSE. A. Torges, jr., Editor and Proprietor, Office, n.e.c. Canal and Vine

Cincinnati Furniture Co. 374 Main

C CINCINNATI FURNITURE EX- CHANGE, R. B. Ironside, President; M. D. Talcott, Superintendent; C. C. Cozad, Secretary and Manager; Office, Room 48, Pike's Opera Building

CINCINNATI GAS LIGIIT AND COKE CO., Office, & w.c. 4th and Plum; Works, Front b. Smith and Mill; A. Hick- enlooper, President; Robert Brown, jr., Secretary; M. H. Coats, Treasurer

CINCINNANI GAZETTE, Cincinnati Gazette Co., Publishers, s.e.c. 6th and Vine

CINCINNATI GAZETTE COMPANY, (Richard Smith, Samuel R. Reed, Wm. Glenn, E. T. Kidd. John T Perry, Whitelaw Reid, W. R. Kidd, A. H. Hinkle & Percy Procter) Publishers Cincinnati Gazette, s.e.c. 6th and Vine

Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth R. R. Co. office, 311% W. 3d

CINCINNATI GRAIN, PROVISION AND STOCK EXCHANGE, H. A. Wright & Co., Proprietors, Rooms 4 and 5, Car- lisle Building, s w.c. 4th and Walnut

CINCINNATI GRANGE SUPPLY HOUSE CO., Dealers in Groceries, Agri- cultural Implements, Sewing Machines and Farmers' Supplies, 22 and 24 E. 3d

CINCINNATI GRANGE BULLETIN (Weekly), F. P. Wolcott, Editor and Proprietor, 148 W. 4th

CINCINNATI GROCER, O. A. Robson, Editor, 34 E. 5th

YINCINNATI GYMNASIUM, E. P. Bradstreet, President; F. W. Murphy, Superintendent, 102 W. 4th

INCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAY- TON RAILROAD CO., Passenger Depot, n.w.c. 5th and Hoadly; John H. Devereux, President; Lewis Williams, General Mana- ger; F. H. Short, Secretary and Treasurer; A. H. McLeod, General Freight Agent; Samuel Stevenson, General Ticket Agent

C INCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAY- TON RAILROAD GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE, s.w.c. 6th and Hoadly; A. H. McLeod, General Freight Agent

C YINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAY- TON LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICE, 6th west of Hoadly; Chas. A. Elliott, Local Freight Agent

YINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAY-

D TON RAILROAD FREIGHT OFFICE. 127 Vine; Henry Coope, General Contracting Agent

CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & DAY- TON RAILROAD TICKET AND FREIGHT OFFICE, 115 Vine; R. G. Stevenson, Agent Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Ticket Office, n e.c. 4th and Vine

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Round House, n.w.c. Baymiller and C., H. & D. R. R

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Shops, n. s. C., H. & D. R. R. b. Baymiller and Freeman Av

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis Railroad Depot, n.w.c. 5th and Hoadly

Cincinnati Homeopathic Free Dispensary, s.w.c. 7th and Mound

Cincinnati Horticultural Society, 148 W. 4th

CINCINNATI HOSPITAL, n. s. 12th b. Plum and Central Av .; H. M. Jones, Su- perintendent

CINCINNATI HOUSE, August Trinkle, Proprietor, 720 and 722 Central Av Cincinnati House, 677 W. 6th

CINCINNATI HOUSE OF REFUGE, e. s. Colerain Av. north of Center, l'amp Washington; Henry Oliver, Superintendent

HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR [Ladies', Gents'& Children's-Latest Novelties See page opp. firm name. LeBOUTILLIER & SIMPSON.

Daniel Stone & Co., COAL: Offices:

[Foot of Mill Street, n.e.c. 6th & Mound, . 1831% Race Street.

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O YINCINNATI ICE CO., Thos. Asbury, President; R. S. Zilar, Vice President; James Cullen, Secretary; C. B. Russell, Treasurer; Samuel Blair, General Super- intendent, Office, n.e.c. Plum and 12th

Cincinnati Inclined Plane Railroad Co. head of Main st

CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS. ST. ). LOUIS & CHICAGO RAILWAY CO., M. E. Ingalls, President; E. F. Osborn, Treas- urer, Office, s.w.c. Pearl and Central Av

CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS & CHICAGO RAILWAY GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE, s.w.c. Pearl and Cen- tral Av .; H J. Page, General Freight Agent

CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS & CHICAGO RAILWAY GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, s.w.c. Pearl and Central Av .; John Egan, General Passenger and Ticket Agent

CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS & CHICAGO RAILWAY PURCHAS- ING AGENT'S OFFICE, cor. Pearl and Central Av .; Geo. Tozzer, Purchasing Agent

CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS & CHICAGO RAILWAY LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICE, n.w.c. Pearl and Cen- tral Av .; John H. Long, Local r'reight Agent

INCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS & CHICAGO RAILWAY TICKET OFFICE, n.w.c. 4th and Vine; Stephen Egan, Ticket Agent

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago R. R. General Freight Depot, cor. John and Pearl

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago R. R. Local Freight Depot, cor. Pearl and Central Av

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago R. R. Passenger Depot, cor. Plum and Pearl

CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPO- SITION, Office, s.w.c. 6th and Vine

CINCINNATI INSURANCE CO. OF CINCINNATI, Jacob Burnet, jr., President; Chas. A. Farnham, Secretary; T. Bishop Clement, Surveyor, Office, 81 W. 3d

CINCINNATI JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, Geo. W. Hale & Co., Publishers, 19 W. 6th

CINCINNATI KIKERIKI, Published Weekly, s.w.c. 12th and Main

CINCINNATI LAGER BEER BOT- TLING CO., O. Armleder & Co., Propri- etors, 324 and 326 Elm

Cincinnati Lancet Press, s.e.c. 6th and Elm CINCINNATI LANCET AND CLINIC, Dr. J C.

Culbertson, Editor and Publisher, 281 W.7th Cincinnati Lard Refining Co. 15 Buckeye

CINCINNATI LAW BULLETIN, Carl G. Jahn, Proprietor. 362 Main

CINCINNATI LAW LIBRARY, M. W. Myers, Librarian, Court House

Cincinnati Law School, 1681% Walnut

CINCINNATI LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD WORKS, John D. Abraham, Proprietor; Manufacturers of Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, &c., 17 and 19 E. 9th

CINCINNATI LEAF TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, B. F. Power, Proprietor, 42 W. Front and 13 Commerce

CINCINNATI LIFE ASSOCIATION. J. H. Gray, Secretary and Manager, Office, Room 17, Masonic Temple, n.e.c. 3d and Walnut

Cincinnati Literary Club, 24 W. 4th

CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK REVIEW, Charles B. Murray, Editor and Publisher. 170 Race YINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE

C MAIL LINE CO., Thos. Sherlock, Presi- dent; M. Mccullough, General Superin- tendent, Office, 20 Vine, Wharf-boat, foot of Vine

Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans Pilot Association, Bryson Purcell, president; R. G. Shinkle, secretary, 21 Pub. Landing Cincinnati and Ludlow Ferry, foot of 5th

DRY GOODS IMPORTERS, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS, ALMS & DOEPKE Main, Canal and Hunt Streets.

Cincinnati and Madisonville Omnibus Line, n.e.c. Court and Race

Cincinnati Mænnerchor Hall, n.e.c. 9th and Walnut

CINCINNATI MALLEABLE IRON CO., Manufacturers of Grey and Malleable Iron Castings; Works, 585 and 587 Eastern Av .; Office, 143 Elm, n.w.c. McFarland

CINCINNATI MALT HOUSE, 15 to 23 12th; Wm. Stichtenoth, Proprietor

C YINCINNATI MANUFACTURING .COMPANY, J. V. Hunt & Chas. Gegner, Proprietors; Manufacturers of Brushes, Wire Goods, Feather Dusters and Mops; Office and Salesroom, 211 Walnut

Cincinnati Manufacturing Co. paper hangings, 60 W. 4th

Cincinnati Marble Co., R. P. Coughlin, mana- ger, 64 Sycamore

Cincinnati Mechanical Chimney Sweeping Co. 262 W. 9th

CINCINNATI MEDICAL ADVANCE (Monthly), T. P. Wilson, M. D. and J. P. Geppert, M. D., Editors, 305 Race

CINCINNATI MEDICAL NEWS, J. A.Thacker, M. D., Editor, 121 W. 7th

Cincinnati Melophine Manuf. Co. 481 Plum

YINCINNATI METAL & STOVECO., Thos. G. Randall, Manager; Dealers in Metals, Stoves, Tinners' Stock, Stamped and Japanned Ware, &c .. 84 W. Front

Cincinnati & Miamitown Omnibus Line, n.e.c. Court and Race

Cincinnati Music Hall, w. s. Elm south of 14th Cincinnati Music Hall Association, office, 55 W. 4th

Cincinnati Music School, n.w.c. 4th and John Cincinnati Musical Festival Association, office, room 13, Melodeon Building

C CINCINNATI MUTUAL LIFE AS- SOCIATION, Hon. Samuel F. Hunt, Presi- dent; Lewis G. Bernard, Secretary and General Manager, Office, 134 Vine, Albany Building

Cincinnati & New Orleans Packet Co. office, 2 Public Landing

Cincinnati & Newport Ferry, foot of Lawrence Cincinnati & Newport Fruit Houses, office, 20 W. Front

CINCINNATI NEWS CO., Booksellers, Stationers and Wholesale News Dealers, Chas. N. Paver, Manager, 181 Race

Cincinnati Northern Railway Co., John M. Cost, President; W. V. McCracken, Secre- tarv and Manager. 82 W. 3d

CINCINNATI OBSERVATORY, Mt. Lookont; Prof. Ormond Stone, Astronomer YINCINNATI OIL WORKS, Burck - hardt & Co., Proprietors, 101 Sycamore

Cincinnati Omnibus, Carriage & Wagon Manuf. Co. s.w.c. 8th and Sycamore

Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, s.w.c. Auburn Av. and Summit Av., Mt. Auburn

Cincinnati Packing Co. pork packers, Spring Grove Av. north of U. R. R. Stock Yards Cincinnati Pawners' Loan Association, s.w.c. George and Central Av

Cincinnati & Pomeroy Tow Boat Co. office, foot of Elm

Cincinnati & Portsmouth R. R. Shop, cor. Rail- road and Main, Columbia

YINCINNATI. PORTSMOUTH. BIG SANDY & POMEROY PACKET CO., John Kyle, President; C. M. Holloway, Super- inler.dent; Lewis Glenn, Treasurer; H. E. Greene, Secretary; foot of Broadway

All kinds of Cooking and Heating Stoves, L. G. SCHMIDT, 376 Main St., Cincinnati.

OTIS METROPOLITAN FREIGHT HOISTING ENGINES,

Built by JAMES L. HAVEN & CO., No, 56-Plum St ..

Iron Pipe

and FITTINGS and PIPE TOOLS. UT. J. NOTTINGHAM & CO. s. e. c. Pearl and Plum.

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T. & A. PICKERING, CUTLERY, TOOLS, HARDWARE

Agents for " MT. VERNON" COTTON DUCK; Main and Fifth Streets.

C YINCINNATI. PRESERVING CO., T. A. Snider & Co., Proprietors; Manufac- turers of Pure Fruit Butiers, Jellies, Pre- serves and Marmalades, 132 W. 2d

CINCINNATI PRICE CURRENT (Weekly), Charles B. Murray, Editor and Proprietor, 170 Race

CINCINNATI PUBLIC BOARD OF TRADE, Operated by F. A Bradley, Rooms 9 and 10, Grand Opera House Building; Deals in Options in Grain and Provisions in Chicago

Cincinnati Publishing Co. subscription books, 174 W. 4th

CINCINNATI RAILROAD CO., Oper- ating Cincinnati Southern Railway, W. H. Clement, President and General Manager; H. H. Tatem, Secretary and Treasurer, Office, 134 Vine

CINCINNATI RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH SUPPLY CO., (Augustus Wessel & Homer A. Wessel) Manufacturers and Dealers in Railroad Supplies, English and American Steel, Metals, &c., 53 W. 2d Cincinnati Railway Tunnel Co., A. J. Hodder, president; Horace Goodin, secretary, of- fice, room 6, 13 W. 4th

CINCINNATI RAILROAD OMNI- BUS CO. & BAGGAGE EXPRESS, 173 Race; R. K. Brown. Superintendent; Wal- lace M. Davis, Cashier

Cincinnati Rolling Mills, office and warehouse, 17 E. 2d

Cincinnati Rolling Mill Co., Walter Smith, pres- ident, office, 13 W. 4th; mill, 493 E. Front

CINCINNATI ROOFING CO., Bradley ) & Hoffman, Proprietors, 91 E. 8th

YINCINNATI SADDLERY CO., M. R. Galbreath, President; D. Rice Kemper, Treasurer; Wholesale Manufacturers of Saddles, Harness and Collars, 104 Main

CINCINNATI SAFE & LOCK CO., G. V. Halliday, President and Treasurer; Jacob Kienzle, Vice President; C. Edward Schrimpf, Secretary; George Berkmyer, Superintendent; Manufacturers of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. Vaults, &c .; Office and Salesrooms, 43, 45, 47 and 49 Elm

Cincinnati & St. Louis Pilot Association, rooms, 21 Pub. Landing, second floor

CINCINNATI SALAMANDER FELTING CO., T. Hartzel, President; Charles Hartzel, Superintendent; Boiler; Steam and Blast Pipe Covering, 272 and 274 Broadway

CINCINNATI SANITARIUM, Located at College Hill YINCINNATI. SASH, DOOR AND BLIND DEPOT, Thomas D. Horner, Pro- prietor, 154 W. 3d

CINCINNATI SATURDAY NIGHT, A. Miner Griswold, Editor and Proprietor. Office, Rooms 78, 79 and 80, Johnston Buildings Cincinnati Savings Society, J. L. Wayne, presi- dent, 43 W. 5th

Cincinnati School Furnishing Co. 178 Elm CINCINNATI SCREW AND TAP CO., (George A. Mueller & Fred Holz) 520 Vine

CINCINNATI SHOE MANUFAC. TURING CO., H. B. Eckelmann, President and Treasurer; Thomas Bullock, Secre- tarv; Manufacturers of Shoes, n.w.c. 6th and Main

Cincinnati Smelting Works, 446 E. Front

CINCINNATI SOAP CO., Chas.Schoen- hals, Proprietor, 897 Central Av

Cincinnati Society of Natural History, 108 Broadway

CINCINNATI SODA AND MINER- AL WATER WORKS, Knuwener & Ver- hage, Proprietors, 270 and 272 Sycamore

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAIL- WAY, Operated by Cincinnati Railroad Co .; Office, 134 Vine

Cincinnati Southern Railway Trustees, Miles Greenwood, president; H. H. Tatem, sec- retary and auditor, Office, 134 Vine

Cincinnati Southern R. R. Freight Office and Receiving Station, n.e.c. 2d and Park

Cincinnati Southern R. R. Ticket Office, 132 Vine, G. C. Blackburn, ticket agt

Cincinnati Southern R. R. Freight Depot, Mc- Lean Av. b Clark and Hopkins

Cincinnati Southern R. R. Passenger Depot, McLean Av. b. Gest and Clark

Cincinnati Southern R. R. House, s.e.c. McLean Av. and Gest

C YENCINNATI SPICE MILLS. E. J. Wilson & Co., Proprietors, 48 W. 2d

Cincinnati Spanish Cigar Co. 579 Central Av Cincinnati Spring Works, C., H. & D. R. R. b. 8th and Gest, 21st Ward

C INCINNATI STAMPING CO., Man- ufacturers of Plain Tin Ware, Japanned and Stamped Ware; Office and Salesroom, 16 W. Pearl; Factory, 10 W. 7th

YINCINNATI STANDARD ASBES-

C TOS . PAINT CO., Durable Paint for Houses, Steamboats, Vessels, Railroads, and Roofs of all kinds; A. T. Lyon, Presi- dent; W. T. Porter, Secretary, 35 Water

Cincinnati Stationary Engine and Hydraulic Works, n.w.c. 3d and Lock

Cincinnati Steam Forge Co., River Road, b. Evans and Burns, 21st Ward

Cincinnati Steam Laundry, 328 Elm

YINCINNATI STONE WORKS. Isaac Graveson, Proprietor, 36 and 38 Hannibal

YINCINNATI STOVE WORKS, Theo- dore Cook, President; T. Z. Riley, Secre- tary; W. G. Semple, Superintendent; Man- ufacturers of Stoves and Hollow Ware, 146 to 180 E. Front

YINCINNATI STREET RAILWAY CO., R. M. Shoemaker, President; J. N. Kinney, Vice President; C. G. Gove, Secre- tary; R. A. Dunlap, Treasurer; Jas. A. Col- lins, Auditor; Chas. R. Chesley, Superin- tendent, Office, n.w.c. 5th and Walnut

Cincinnati Suit Co. ladies' snits, 237 W. 5th

C YINCINNATI SULPHO - SALINE SPRINGS BATH HOUSE, Dr. W. W. Clark, Physician in Charge, 34 Henry, b. Elm and Dunlap CINCINNATI TIMES-STAR CO., 230 Walnut; B. B. Stewart, Manager

CINCINNATI TIMES STAR (Daily), Published at 230 Walnut; Cincinnati Times-Star Co., Publishers

C YINCINNATI TIN AND JAPAN CO. W. T. Bishop, President; H. B. Wells, Vice President; R. M. Bishop, jr., Treasurer; Importers of and Dealers in Tin Plate, Ja- panned, Plain and Stamped Ware and Tinners' Supplies, 49 W. Pearl

Cincinnati & Toledo Fast Freight Line, office, 6 W. 4th

Cincinnati Tool Co. (T. T. Keckeler, F. Martin & R. S. Millar) 216 W. 2d

CINCINNATI TRADE LIST, L. Bar- ney. Manager, 248 Walnut

CINCINNATI TRANSCRIPT, A. E. Weatherby, Publisher, 25th Ward

YINCINNATI TRANSFER CO., H. J. ) Page, President; J. C. Healy, Secretary; Samuel Bailey, jr., Superintendent, 10 Vine Cincinnati Tripoli & Pumice Co. 272 Broadway YINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY, Henry Barth, President; W. P. Hunt, Sec- C retary; Chas. Wells, Treasurer, 201 Vine Cincinnati Union Bethel, 30 Pub. Landing

LeBOUTILLIER & SIMPSON. { IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF Late J. LEBOUTILLIER & BRO. 102 to 106 West Fourth Street.

DRY GOODS, See page opp. firm name.

Hoisting Machines for all Purposes, manufactured by H. J. REEDY, 128 East Eighth St.

CINCINNATI STEAM HEATING COMPANY, -Manufacturers of- AUTOMATIC LOW PRESSURE

Steam & Hot Water Heating Apparatus,

FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Dry-House and Evaporating Work one of our Specialties. BOILER.

EUREKA LOW PRESSURE

Steam and Hot Water Boilers

Embracing Durability, Economy, Safety from Fire and

STEAM

WATER

CROSSCUP & WEST. PHILA.

VERTICAL SECTION VIEW.

Below will be found a few notices specially commending our work and method of heating. Par- ties wishing further reference or information, details, etc., will please write us. In construction and results we are excelled by no other work. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, and the work that gives you the best results and longest service is the best A good article is not always bought at the price of an inferior one, and meritorious works have their value.

Address CINCINNATI STEAM HEATING CO.

Office of VAN ANTWERP, BRAGG & CO. CINCINNATI, April 19, 1881.

MR. J. M. COLBATH, Cincinnati, O. DEAR SIR : The low pressure Steam Heating Apparatus at the Widows' Home and Old Men's Home on Walnut Hills, which are from plans and specifications made by you, and erected under your personal superintendency, have heated the building during the past extended cold winter, up to an average of 70 degrees, and I take pleasure in recommending you to all parties desiring good work. Very respectfully,

Office of WM. GLENN & SONS.

A. H. HINKLE, Pres't Old Men's Home. CINCINNATI, April 22, 1881.

J. M. COLBATH, ESQ. DEAR SIR : We are well pleased with the low pressure Steam Heating Apparatus, designed by you, and put in our new building, at S. W. Corner Fifth and Race Streets, under your personal supervision. It has operated satisfactorily, and we have found no difficulty in heating the entire building in the coldest weather with 10 lbs. steam, and at a moderate cost for fuel. Another desirable feature is that it is noiseless. You are at liberty to refer to us, as we can consist- ently recommend your system of heating. Yours truly, WM. GLENN & SONS.

OAKWOOD, CLIFTON, Monday, May 2, 1881.

J. M. COLBATH. SIR: The low pressure Steam Heating Apparatus, planned, superintended, and completed by you, for the Trustees of Resor's Academy, in the Clifton Town Hall, with its large school rooms, lecture rooms, reception rooms, council chamber, and various halls, in January and February, 1881, has proved to be satisfactory, notwithstanding its construction during a winter of unusual severity.

The Superintendent of Works of this village, Mr. S. G. Sterling, whose experience here entitles his opinion to some weight, as well as the Janitor of the building, unite in saying that the Apparatus works admirably, as regards simplicity in its management, economy of fuel, and the amount of heat which it supplies, even in extreme cold weather. Your most obedient servant,

HENRY PROBASCO, Mayor of Clifton.

187 West Pearl Street.

28 per cent. superior to any other. The only real pos- itive Circulating Radiator for full size of stack.

Light's Patent Radiators. DIRECT, INDIRECT, AND WINDOW INDIRECT.

Explosion; Self-Regulating and Simple. 24 sizes.

PRIVATE HOSPITAL

FOR THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF

PERSONS SUFFERING FROM

Mental and Nervous Diseases.

CINCINNATI SANITARIUM.

(INCORPORATED 1873.)

JOHN L. WHETSTONE, President. VAL. P. COLLINS, Secretary.

The chief object of this Institution is to furnish a retreat for those in - valids whose education, social relations, and habits of life render indis pensable more home-like comforts than can be commanded in the public asylums.

Over five hundred persons have already enjoyed the benefits of the Institution ; a large number of States are at this time represented by one or more patients in our wards.

The location of the Hospital is admirable in every respect. Situated in the midst of a highly cultivated country, five hundred feet above the Ohio River, the air is pure and wholesome at all seasons. The buildings are spacious, thoroughly furnished, heated with steam and lighted with gas.

A large provision for recreation and amusement has been made, and is constantly maintained. In a word, all the means are provided calculated to arouse, elevate and encourage the desponding, or soothe, moderate and tranquilize the excited.

Separate buildings are provided for the care and treatment of special cases.

To DR . O. EVERTS, formerly Superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane at Indianapolis, Indiana, is confided the exclusive control of the medical and moral treatment of the inmates and the general manage- ment of the Institution. The number of patients will be limited, so that each one will have the benefit of the most thorough examination and per- sonal attention.

The cost of maintenance varies according to the rooms occupied and the special attention required. Special trained attendants are furnished at cost to those who desire such extra service.

The College Hill Railroad runs several trains daily from the C., H. & D. R. R. Depot, at Cincinnati, stopping at the Sanitarium grounds.

For further information, terms of admission, etc., address

0. EVERTS, M. D., Superintendent,

- See next page.

COLLEGE HILL, HAMILTON CO., O.

CINCINNATI SANITARIUM.

(See Other Side.)

0. EVERTS, M. D., Superintendent, College Hill.

Daniel Stone & Co., COAL; Ofices:

Foot of Mill Street, n.e.c. 6th & Mound, (18312 Race Street.

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CINCINNATI VARNISH CO., Adams, Moore & Co., Proprietors, 31 Main; Fac- tory, Storrs Township

CINCINNATI VOLKSBLATT (Daily, Weekly and Sunday), Published by Cincinnati Volks- blatt Co., Office, 269 Vine

CINCINNATI VOLKSBLATT CO., Fred. Has- saurek, President; Charles P. Taft, Vice President; Leopold Markbreit, Manager, Publishers of Daily, Weekly and Sunday Volksblatt. Office. 269 Vine

CINCINNATI VOLKSBOTE (Monthly), Office, 203 Vine; Rev. Henry Hanhart, Editor

CINCINNATI VOLKSFREUND, H. Haarke & Co., Proprietors; Daily, Weekly and Sun -. day; Office, s.w.c. Longworth and Vine

CINCINNATI WEEKLY TIMES, 230 Walnut, Cincinnati Times-Star Co., Publishers

C INCINNATI WESLEYAN COL- LEGE, w. s. Wesley Av., b. Court and Clark; Rev. Richard H. Rust, D. D., Pres- ident

CINCINNATI WHEEL CO., Buggy and Carriage Wheel Manufacturers; Carter Cook, President and Treasurer; George R. Cramer, Superintendent; L. B. Cook, Secre- tary, 445 and 447 Plum

Cincinnati, Wheeling & Pittsburgh Packet Line, 4 Pub. Landing

Cinnamon Anna, widow, h. 202 W. 5th

Cirer Arthur, clk. 162 W. 5th, h. 282 W. 8th

Cirer R. R. cigar packer, h. 282 W. 8th

Cirer Robert H. h 282 W. 8th

Cirer Sarah, copyist, h. 282 W. 8th

Cirney Patrick, lab. h. O'Bryon st., O'Bryon- ville

Cisco Mary, widow, h. 67 Longworth

Cisle Chas. F. pattern mkr. bds. 117 E· 5th

Cislow Mrs. Lomsa, h. s.e.c. Union and Elm

Cist Chas. L. clk. room 4, Temple Bar, rooms 87 E. 5th

Cist Chas. M. atty. 21 Johnston Buildings, h. Hamilton Pike, 25th Ward

Cist Edgar W. h. Hamilton Pike north of Toll- gate, 25th Ward

Cist Fannie, teacher, h. Hamilton Pike north of Toll gate, 25th Ward

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Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1881, Part 49

Author: Publication date: 1881/82 Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : Williams Directory Co Number of Pages: 1556

Author:
Publication date: 1881/82
Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : Williams Directory Co
Number of Pages: 1556