. Les industries de Louisville, Kentucky, et de New Albany, Indiana. Matériaux de balai. L'agence de l'État wliolesale pour le Thurston Silver Polish, qui a été remis en état, est l'aiso détenue par AV. L. Martin & Co., qui vend des quan-tities importantes à des détaillants à l'intérieur du ^tate, ainsi qu'à la fourniture du commerce urbain. M. W. L. Martin, le cadre supérieur de l'entreprise, a été, avant de se joindre à cette entreprise en 1884, engagé avec le cabinet de J. B. Wathen CV: Co. Pendant huit ans, et son associé, M. A.M. Adams, était membre de cette entreprise. Ainsi, il sera vu, que les deux partenaires sont des gen-tlesen sont de grandes entreprises exper

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. The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana. broom materials. The wliolesale State agency for the re-nowned Thurston Silver Polish is aiso held by AV. L. Martin & Co., who sell large quan-tities to retail dealers in the interior of the ^tate, as well as supplying the city trade. Mr. W. L. Martin, the senior of the firm, was, prior to joining this enterprise in 1884, engaged with the firm of J. B. Wathen cV: Co. for eight years, and his partner, Mr. A.M. Adams, was a member ot that firm. Thus, it will be seen, that both partners are gen-tlemen are of large business experience; and this, added to ample capital ami manutactur-ing facilities, together with the well-known eneigy and enterprise of the house lias con-tributed to the large success of W. L. Martin & Co. the past year, and gives assurance ofan even greater success in the future. 174 THE INDUSTRIES OF LOUISVILLE R. KNOTT & SONS. Louisvilles Fashionable Dry Goods Emporium and Dress-Making Establishment—Removed to tlie ThomasBlock, Nos. 551 to 557 Fourth Avenue.. In March Messrs. K. Knott & Sons removed their great drygoods and dress-making establishment to the Thomos Blocl<.Nos. 551 to 557 Fourth avenue, where, on the 3Uth of Maroli.occurred such an opening as is seldom recorded twice in tinhi!?tory of any mercantile concern. The ground floor, formerly three business houses, had for sonutime been undergoing a course of remodeling and alteration, hmea.s of which it was thrown into one large and admirably-arranged room, 64x140 feet in extent, lighted by two handsomiwindows from the front, five large sky-lights, and rows of win-dows on the east and south. The two show-windows attract tinattention of every passer-by. The second and third floors are occupied by the dress-making department, at tiie headof which is Madame Reimer, whose taste, skill and polite attention have won lor her andfor this firm wide popularity. On the second floor is a ladies reception-r.om, in chargeof a maid, wh

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