Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
The BsIlAiRE MANUFACTURES.
Notes In the Factories. Mills aud
workshops OF the Glass City.

Notes In the Factories. Mills aud
workshops OF the Glass City.
Sixteen shops are working at the factory
of the Etna Glass and Manufacturing
Company. Seven shops are making pressed
ware, six punch goods aud three stem ware.
Full time is made, and all works lovely.
Goods are shipped about as fast as manu-
featured. In the foundry and mNchIue
shops ali the hands are kept busy on differ
cut kinds OF job work, and plenty OF it,
too
The Lantern Globe Works is busy
as ever, and makes eleven turns per
week. An order has been received from
Chicago for street lsmD-glObes, which will
keep one shop working for months. There
is also a ready demand for all the other
ware made az this factory. MeSsrs. Craw-
ford and FOss Barnes are the latest addi'
tons 10 the factory.
At the Bellaire Stamping works full time
is made and orders are plentiful. Over 100
persons are EN- ployed here and about sixty
dozen lanterns are made per day for the
Buckeye company, of Bellaire. Besides
this, large quantities of different kinds OF
pressed tlnware is manufactured. Mr.. NJ.
A, Curran, an .Etna machinlSt, begins
working here tomorrow.
I'VE are running every day anu have
orders enough on the books to keep us run
ming steadily until July" said Bellaire
bottle werks man TO your reporter. Bot
ties of all shapes, kinds and sizes are made
here and shipped to different sections as
fast as manufactured Some improvements
are contemplated at this works.
At the Bellaire goblet works good time Is
being made and ware is shipped rs fast as
made. Sixteen shops are running on go5.
lets wines, COrdialS and ChampalgnS, and
the outlook is not bad.
The Belmont glass works continues work
ing full time, working one furnace and
making all KINGS Of table ware. Two pots
were broken the past week. The ship
ments during the week were much larger
than for some time aud the prospects are
fair. This factory is getting their share CT
the trade and has no trouble selling their
ware. They tura out fine lot of goods
and find demand for their goods When
other factories cannot. Mr.. Granville Gray,
tirSt-claSs mould maker. who has been
working at the .Etua, will begin here to-
morrow.
Dubois 4 Mccoy, the planning mill men,
report trade fair, but not one half as brisk
as il was last year. They have cOnsidera.
bic old work from last year, and together
with this and contract or two and the
jobbing the mill is kept running every
day. They report the number Of inquiries
large, anu say lutIe NOuIu Oe LuOic pIAt'
ing if lumber was not so high.
The masons are still busy on the founda.
ton for the Crystal Window Glass WOrks,
and will soon have ii completed.
The National Glass Factory continues
running TO its fullest capacity, with lots OF
orders on hands. Good time is made, and
the Messrs. Rodefer Bros, the owners,
speak encouragingy. This can be said OF
both window glass factories ana the ono
Valley Foundry.
Full time is being made in all depart
ments at the Bellalre mill. 4 new ma
chine was added to the factory this week.
A heating furnace fell in on Friday throw.
ing the men off some days. Twenty five
thousand kegs of nails were made in the
past month, Mr.. John Hughes running
two self.feeders cut IS kegs four-pennies
this week, and expects to turn out more
next week. Friday was pay day and it was
a big one too. At the keg factory 1880
kegs were manufactured in the past ten
days.
Frank Davis, of the National, is laid up
with a sprained wrist.