The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-24

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stores. haohinerJ Of Ill xii IDS, Including
edsinesy saw. grist and Touring mills,
and, iRfAne, in al work pestaining to an
iron foundry and a macbineshop. They
make handsome ratings for graveyard
and cemetery lots. and are manufaotur-
ers of the Brooks revolving cotton press,
&C., &c. Number of workmen, about 20.
8. The Congaree Iron Works-John
Alexander, Proprietor. This establish
ment manufactures engines, portable and
stationary, mill gearing, and all kinds of
iron work, solid or ornamental, castings,
Of any and every variety made. Sugar
mills and evaporators made. Nr. A. is
also manufacturer of Dederick & Co. 8
cotton press, aud, in fine, turns out such
work as such establishments as his usu-
ally engage to do. Number of en-
ployees, about 25.
4. City Machine Works-R. Tozer,
Proprietor-is engaged principally in the
manufacture of agricultural steam en-
gines, and those most adapted to the use
of planters and farmers for mills, gins,
&c. Mr.. Tozer has, in connection with
his works, corn mill, capable of grind
ing GOO bushels per week, and also n
Touring mill, capable of turning out
about fifteen barrels. Number Of hands
employed, about 6.
5. Boiler making Establishment-Tho
mas Kyall. Here boilers are built to
order, or duly repaired employing about
6 hands.
6. Derrick's New Establishment. This
is new machine shop. for miscellaneous
iron and brass work.. A. J. Derrick,
Proprietor. We learn that Mr.. D. has
good and valuable assortment of excel
lont machinery, and is ready for business
in his line. He contemplates adding n
foundry to his shop.
7. The Machine Shops of the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company, are located here and employ q
numbeg of workmen in the various de-
partments Of wood and iron. Here, cars
are made, locomotives repaired, and all
kinds of work, pertaining to q railroad,
done. These shops are supplied with
improved machinery, and turn out all
kinds of car work.
DEPARTMENT OF WooD.--1. F. W.
Wings Sash, Blind and Door Factory.
Mr.. w, manufactures everything the
builder and contractor needs, in the way
of sashes, blinds, doors, mantel-pieces,
brackets, mouldings, &C., &c. He has
also grist mill attached to his establish
ment, with capacity to grind 600 BUSH
els of corn per week. Employs, at
present 20 hands.
2. Cotton Gin Establishment-E. Nor
ris, Proprietor. Mr.. Nj. makes cotton
gins and executes wood-turning of all
III 4 =.
the "MOrris Gin," and it has given uni
versal satisfaction. Mr.. M. has been,
this year, unable to fill all the orders re-
ceived, but expects to increase his estab-
lishment-employs now, about hands
Mr.. NJ. also makes cotton presses.
3. Brennan & CAROLS Carriage and
Buggy Establishment.
4. Hussung e. Motz-Blacksmit and
Wheelwrights, Wagons made and re-
paired, &C., sc.
5. Ferguson & Nliller-:he same.
6. G. w. Wright.-the same.
7. H. Skipper-the same.
8. Gourdin, colored--the same.
9. Dick Banks, colored-the same.
10. Lee, colored-Buggies made and
repaired.
IL. Mitchell-the same
IL. M. II. Berry-Furniture maker.
| 10. ruBau DrOCnerS-tnc same.
IA. Hennies, coopcr--well buckets,
&C., made.
Is. McGninnis & Hearn-blncksmit
DEPARTMENT OF TIN.-Articles in this
line made at A. Palmer's, Smiths, and
Souter's, who are prepared to execute
{ 7erything in their line.
DEPARTMENT OF LEATHER. i. The
Columbia Tannery, J. P. Thomas Il Co.,
Proprietors. This property consists of
eight acres of land within the city limits,
on tho Greenville and Columbia Rail
road. The water used is from springs
that are never failing and that furnish
soft water specially adapted to tanning
purposes. The present capacity of the
yard is about 80 vats, but this tho pre-
sent proprietors, who have recently pur-
chased, expect to increase to 100. Steam
power is used to grind the bark. steam
the teaches and to drive the hide mill.
New buildings are to be erected, and the
property to be improved. The main bu-
siness of this tannery is to sell rough