Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-29
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Rodefer Bros National works are in full
blast.
There has been a new dry house built a
the Bellaire mill cooper shops.
A large shipment of nails was made yes
tCrday to Detroit from the BsnwoOi mill.
TO day will be payday at the Benwood
mill, and tonight will be hey-day in the
town.
The .Etna Glass Company report a very
gCed business doing, with ilattering pros
poets of better.
GAINESVILLE parties are about to assume
control and start the Quaker City Machine
shop 10 running.
Maring, Hart * Co. extensive glass
dealers and brokers of this city, report a
fair trade in glass SpeCialtieS. Window
glass is in good demand.
A. l.. Baron, of the ohio City Lantern
Company, received new engine this week
over the c. q T., which is presumably for
the new lantern works.
Frederick +. Shafer left this place for
Bellaire last Tuesday morning, where he
expects a ClerkShip in some manufacturing
establiShment.-NoJle County Republican.
MeSSrS. W. II. Jones and James W. Meek,
of Columbus and John S. Nayler, Esq. of
Wheeling, spent yesterday afternoon in in
speeding some Of Bellaire's manufacto.
ries.
The miners at Pomeroy have signed a
contract with the Pomeroy Coal Company
for one year and resumed work. The first
six months the price OF mining is to be ga
cents per bushel.
Atthe LanternGlobe Works as already re-
ported they are busily engaged in fillingor-
derS for lantern globes. Their entireproduct
for some time to come will be consumed
in filling orders already received.
The National Window Glass Association
is in session in Chicago, this week, and
John W. Sanders, of this city, is in attend
ance. Dir. Sanders is Secretary of the
Bellaire Window Glass Works.
At the Stamping works the force has been
increased and work is very active. orders
are unusually plentiful, and in the event,
Of big fruit season the establishment will
be literally inundated with orders.
The picks and tools OF the miners who
went TO work in the old company mines
near Cambridge at the reduced price. were
destroyed by some unknown parties on the
hrst night after they went to work.
John HOfer, of this city, has leased his
Touring mill At Moundsville and he and
ms orOther nave purchased the Captlna
mill, and will put IL in complete repair,
and start operations in a short while.
The Secretary of the new Bottle company
reports that the trade in his line is most
encouraging for new concern. The variety
of bottles turned out here is larger than
from any similar works in the Ohio Valley.
The immense wrought iron bridge ship
ped here day or two ago from Canton, q.
was yesterday loaded upon a barge and will
at once be shipped to Wetzel county, W.
Va. 1t is in charge OF Mr.. W. II. Shorb, of
Canton.
The Rna machine and repair shops of
this city have large quantity of repairing
TO do. Recent additions have been made
to the machinery, notably an immense
planer, which will be at once placed in po-
sition.
Work at the mines OF the Cambridge dis
trict is very poor again. Coal is now
being mined there for $3.50 per hundred
bushels, a reduction of thirty cents per
hundred. The miners were idle only few
days. and went 10 work on the break.
The foundry in lower town will be ready
for operation BY next Monday week. Mr..