Daily Republican., 1881-10-21
SAM l.. ID. PASCHAII.

SAM l.. ID. PASCHALL.
South side Of Market street bridge. ha
one of the largest buildings in tho city
and builds both light and heavy work
running a large number OF hands an,
turning out large number OF Jobs pc
year He also has a salesroom on Ship
ley street above Second, where may al
ways be seen a fine display Of buggies
reckaways, phaetons,' &c. This firm
was established in 1866, during which
time he has built up large trate. Mr.
PaSchall has just finished handsom,
!andeau for Il private party on the out
skirts OF the city. IL is inshed in the
most artistic style and excels anythin.
of the kind we haze ever seen in thi.
city. Nothing buI the best of materi a
Is used in It's construction. 1t i.
well designed, furnished with the --latest
mprovencuts, sets low and weigh-
1900 pounds. 1t has been viewed by
many persons who are loud in theiI
praises Of IT,
GREGG AND BoWF.
This frR has been established M.
wards OF % years, and are well known
Throughout the country for the superiori.
ty and excellence OF their carriages.
They build all kinds ofcoaGhes anu car
riages ard have built up world wide
They also have n reposi.
tory and repair shop corner 18th and
Arch street, Philadelphia, wherea large
~, rt.A,1 IL f,t tlr
ways be seen. Their works in this city,
corner Eighth and Orange streets, are
lGJXlJ4 feet in dimensions, and thor
Dughly fitted up with all the necessary
appliances for the proper prosecution OF
the business, IN which large number
Of men are employed Thi. firm makea
\ specially Of Physicians carriages, in
which branch Of the business they are
among the most prominent in the coun-
try.
JOHN ". REEVE
started business in this city some eight
years ago, and has built up a large trade,
among private parties in
this city and Chester County. Also
sending Il large number of carriages to
Baltimore Washington and down the
over part Of this state. He has now
,n exhibition in his show room, ll6
md lis kiug street, q very light one
nan wagon, with top, weighing only
80 pounds al complete. For beauty
md tXcnllencv Of finish this lakas the
cad. Mr.. Reeve has bI'lt u0chiAg
Jtlt he finest work since he started in
COOLING \ BRO.
This firm are now very busy on neavy
work, running 35 men, with a capacity
If Jobs per week. This is an old es-
abhshed company, having been in the
yusiuesS i'll this city for humber OF
,ear3 Their shops are large and com
nodous, and all their work is built III
first class manner. Their reputation
or first class work stands without 2 ri
'al, which fact was fully shown when
hey opened q repository III Philadel.
,hia. They report that this has been
he best year the carriage makers have
lad for long while.
AT FIRST & ALLMOS
orner of Seventh and Shipley, may be
cen large display Of both light and
Ieavy work. This iirInis one Of the old
st in this city and rank high for their
xcelent finish and durable carriages,
number of men are employed.
OTHER SHOPS.
Edward Darragh, Charles Horn,
robinson 4 Bro, John Walters, the
Novelty Carriage Works, and +. NJ.
iammitt, all do q good business, and
Turing the year employed large num-
Yer OF men; they turn out several hun
Ired carriages per year.
John Green, the enterprising carriage
builder, at second and French streets,
$ finishing up his stock on hand, pre-
'ious to his retiring from the business
he business, and his success in business
) attributed TO this fact.
GARRETT 4 FURRY.
, the title Of new firm, who pur-
hased the interest in the carriage busl-
less of w N. II. Wright, No. 1906 Orange
treet, about the first of last July. 1t
\ their intention to build nothing but
lrst-class work. Their prospects thus
ar have been very encouraging, con-
idering the lateness Of the season when
hey started. They have now on e1-
ibition In their show rooms several
andsome carriages, which show tha
he firm know how to conduct the bus
ess. They will make specially If
,uggies, Jump Seats and Exte' III
ops.
Our many readers will see fro'o lhe
bove that Wilmington isnot be!nndin
he manufacture of carriags and that
large amount of capital is invested
n the enterprise, which gives employ
nent to a large number of men. Gar.
iages are shipped from this city to all
ections Of the country, and there is
OF day but number are sold and
lripped.