Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
Tho nariin- Ferry IudUsfrirs.

1hr BuCkeyp glass works - doing -pi'u-
d,div Forty-iiyr me'i> were mrt' ."r'ng
fhe w"ck. and ninoleen shop arc r"F ~
oy"~aIi"n making lamps, nni"rHs, rnn"l
~ IL. Jug. and different kinds ii prrsrci
ware. The new li-pnt Gill furnace ~
isy and gives entire satisfaction in every
respect The punch tuu,!lcr men work AZ
night and the other mra Dunn the day.
Kirk pHvis. 4 heavy gather"r. sui "ree.y
FurgtsOn, another gathcrer are the latest
additions The cutting shops now work
nj night owing TO the lars" amount OF work
TO do. Nert Saturday il pay day.
At The Etna mill - furnaces are in opsr.
alton and everything is making full time
The lies OF iron are all broken up, and this
is good evidence Of prosperity. In fact
all the iron is shipped 70 different sections
rs fast as turned out. Yesterday was pay
day.
Several shops are working At the Union
flint glass works. making punch and stem
ware. Everything is shipped as fast ~
manufactured and good orders are
coming in. Two more shops will De put
on the cumingiweek. Jerry Sullivan, has
berun working II this factory. VI Philips
q Bridgepgr. who re- entity had his leg
broken. il sbe % be out aud expects 20 re-.
turn to work sn0n J.. G. Winship, who IL
away in the interests OF the works. reports
suCCe@-.
Spence. i:agg- { Co.'S foundry, employ.
ing twelve mgulders, continues making
full time. stOc king up for th. coming sea-
sOn. George Godfrey sn excellent pattern
maker, IL engaged in OTerhauIinS the whole
set ~ stoves.
The blacksmiths and wagon makers re-
por, work very plentiful.
Wm. Msnns foundry and machine shops
are running every dsy with different
kinds Of Light and heavy mill work on
hands.
At the I.auchlin mill lii machines are
running and iir.t class time is made. The
DAY turn DOW gets done by IL o clock and
the IA ight turn By O'Clock. Thursday Was
ThsnIsnying day. The boilers are deter
mined that they will not work for less
than 1913 per ton. and are accordingly
making preparations for 4 long siege.
some sre buving groceries and different
kinds Of edib!es every pay day. in order TO
have good supply throughout the Strike.
II one occurs.
Between 70 and loo wbse'iug persons
work in our factories, oor2ing over in the
morning and returning t night. They
get monthly ticket on the ferry boat very
cheap. and would rather wor here than
in WheeLiag-some getting better wages
snd have better work. several Mafunb
fcEry people a.O NoiA H nb
I'VE are quite busy" said . planing
mill mn yesterday. and . painssr ssid
We hsve eight different baildingS, with
good prospects Of mole.
Ths Martins Ferry Stove Wosks Is of On
acSeaDt Of repairs 70 ihs cupOlA Oper'
,ioa will be resumed on Tuesday. This
enterprise employs tselYe moulders, sad
| IL selling all the stuSes turned ont Mr..
| JOseph Medill Presi5snt of the works. re-
! turned home last night from q vsry .Sac
| ce1sfnl trip West
| RxIey & c.. ths planning m!u men. have
received from tss upper Ailsghsniss cC,
| co feet Of lumber, and Sil soon receive
that mseh more.
! Pull time 10 still made q. the Eisor
glass woIkA Everything 10 On full, With I
coed production. Yesterday was pay day
The little mill at the Standard goes oI
10. o.Inorrov, making everything on full
Splendid time is made here.