The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-08-15
THE n. G. WAGON FACTORY,
A VALUABLE ENTERPRISE.
Its Success..Its Officers and The SpIen-
did Work it is Turning Out.

Its Success..Its Officers and The SpIen.
did Work it is Turning Out.
A thorough knowledge of practical
details combined with industry and eff
cheney in management, insure the sue
cess of all manufacturing enterprises to
the conduct of which they are applied.
This has been the experience of all bust
ness enterprises entered into by practi-
cal business men, and by these the North
Carolina Wagon Factory, corporation
formed Of men of excellent business
qualifications, backed with abundant
working capital, with practical work
men, is rapidly building up large and
prosperous business.
Gathering to its operation corps of
skilled mechanics, operating the most
improved modern machinery, using none
but the very best material, with wise
and prudent judgment exercised in its
every department,
The N. c. Wagon Factory
may be classed as one of the most i'm
portant Of the permanent improvements
of Raleigh, the output of which are rap
idly gaining a reputation far greater
than many larger concerns, and the
equal of the very best of this country,
judging from the highest testimonials
| from those who have and are now hand
ling and using the North Carolina
| wagon.
The Factory Buildings
are large, we'll constructed buildings,
situated in the southern portion of the
city Immediately on the line of the
| North Carolina railroad. The enterprise
is owned by stock company with large
capital. The wagons are turned out at
the rate Of one every hour. The factory
employs some fifty people.
The wood used in the construction OF
the North Carolina Wagon is carefully
selected from our native productions
and the greatest care is exercised to in
sure the greatest durability in the con
structure OF its wheels and running
gear.
Going Through the Works
it is impossible to avoid being greatly
impressed by the thoroughness and com
pleteness with which each department il
organized, systematized and arranged
with reference to each other, and thei
remarkable economy Of room and full
ness of equipment, which secures t.
every workman the power of accomplish
ing the greatest quantity Of work witt
the least possible expenditure and vast
of time.
The Superintendent.
Mr.. W. 81. Holloway, first class
practical wagon builder, by his vigilan
supervisor and experience permits tn
7 use Of no material in the constructio
of these wagons which does not receiv
! his personal inspection. No effort is mad
: to turn out 'chep work" The point ain
Z ed at and reached by this company ha
been, by thorough attention to excellenc
I in detail, to secure the utmost exec
, lence in whatever work should be turne
out, whether little or much. A res
sonable price is charged for the n. {
} wagon, and the result shows that ther
! | are abundance of customers who are be
I: ter satisfied to pay for a strong, endU
: rable, we'll constructed wagon, than
: buy cheap "rattle- trap" that will Coz
its original price for repairs within
! year.
ne OmceTS ~ tne company.
Mr.. W. G. Upchureh, its president,
one of Raleigh's solid business men, flu
;, of vigor, practical business sense and a
abundance of brain. His business lii
: among our people has been a successf
one and his opinion and advice is mus
! sought after by others. While condul
ing a large business in the city he is OF
of the most successful and largest ia
. mers in the county.
Mr.. w. III. Dodd, Secretary,
: is we'll known throughout the State. I
was for six years mayor of Raleigh, al
> has the confidence of all who know hi1
He has had large business experienc
,. and is a most careful, judicious man.
Its Increasing Business.
k Almost daily shipments of Wagon
both two and one e-horse, are being ma
], to agents and individual customers. I
agent Is upon the road who is receivi
I. orders from all sections of the State, al
every wagon thus far disposed of b
r given perfect satisfaction.
1t is pleasure to enter such establis
:, ments right here in our midst and but
\. duty to tell what they are doing. 1t
a part of our business to advocate t
patronizing of home industries, and
use of such articles as are made of Nor
Carolina material and the labor of ma
III ing, paid with North Carolina capt.
and the CHRONICLE will always ia
pleasure in performing duty viii
% affords so much qualification as that
% writing up the North Carolina Wag
1g | Factory