Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

The Wheeling Bakery did a very
large business last week. An extra
wagon was put in the Wellsburg trade,
and the additional wagon In this city's
trade will be started in a few days.
The new transfer department OF the
r. & O. at Benwood Junction Is o In
fpll operation. The building is COM
pleted, and about twenty hands alone
are employed at this work.
The usual good run Of work con-
tinues with Spears 81 Riddle, at their
machine shop. Every employe is at
work. aud there is not an idle depart
ment at the shop.
Bell Bros, OF the South Side, the
popular coal dealers, have made two
new departures from their coal business,
that Of ice and sand. They report bust
ness quite active.
The Central glass works are going
steadily, and the present run has been
an unusually good one. The plant will
close down in about Two weeks FOR the
summer stop.
There is not an idle spindle at the
works Of the Wheeling C%orrugating
Company. The company having a par
ticular heavy run now on corrugated
iron ceilings.
Contractor Jackson and his large
force OF hands took out an unusually
large amount Of building stone from
the quarry neal the Whitaker mill last
week.
There were some unusually large ship
ments from Reymann's brewery last
week. The plant could not be buster,
as they are brewing night and day.
The plant Of Redman & Co. is busy.
This company fitted up the Office Of the
West Virginia World recently. The
workmen are busy on job work.
The furnace at the Top mill has been
successfully blown out, and the furnace
Is being torn down preparatory TO the
erection OF an entirely new one.
Jacob Scott, the new western sales
man of the Warwick China Company,
viii assume his duties with the COM
pany the first Of July.
The Jefferson blast furnace, near
~Steubenville, is being repaired and re-
lined, and the time Of its starting again
is vet Indefinite.
Hugh Letzkus, Of the city light plant,
whose health has not been good OF late,
has left for a ten days trip to Mt.
Clemens Mich.
The last few days the Wheeling Ice
and Storage Company has experienced
the best trade OF the season. They are
unusually busy.
All the brick lining has been torn
from the Belmont blast furnace, and
the work Of refining the stoves is pro-
crossing well.
Fred Happy, manager at Reymann's
and H. b. Grimm, secretary, are home
from an important business trip to
Grafton.
The mammoth plant Of the Ohio Val
ley China Company is going in full.
They have a large number Of orders
ahead.
Kramer Bros. & Co., at the South
Side carriage works, are running in
full, and enjoying an unusually. good
trade.
The West Virginia Tobacco Company
does not complain, as their trade is good
and their large plant in full operation.
John NJ. Campbell aud j. 5. McCarter,
Of the Wheeling Bakery, are at Toronto,
o., to-day for q trip on their wheels.
August Beltz. Of Twenty-ninth street,
the workman hurt a few days ago in
the La Belle mill, Is able to be about.
The Whitaker mill is ia full opera
ton, except mill No. 5, whose repairs
are progressing very satisfactorily.
John Stewart, the former book
keeper at Sweeney's foundry, has gone
TO the mountains for the summer.
Flaccus Bros plant is going at it's
greatest capacity, as now is the busiest
season Of the year at their works.
VIM. NJ. Cox, manufacturer, will leave
next week for q trip through the West.
Mrs. Cox will accompany him.
The Laughlin aud Junction Iron
Company and the Mingo blast furnace,
At Mingo, are both on In full.
Murray Bros. have been particularly
busy last week at their new ton cut
ting yards on the South Side.
NJ. NJ. Cecil, salesman or the WARWICK
China Company, Is spending his vaca-
tion at the Worlds Fair.
Y~ardmaster. w. c. Kalbaugh, Of the
B. & 0. yards, left yesterday for a visit
to Mountain Lake Park.
The same business rush yet at Don
aldsOn's carriage works, and the entire
works are going in full.
Schenk's iertillzlng works, at Fulton,
are In full operation since repairs and
additions at the plant.
J. n. Hunters preserving works, on
the South Side, are going In their usual
steady way.
The WarwoOd Tool Company In South
Wheeling is still keeping up its very
large run
Allison's Wheeling wire works are
busy and employing all their workmen.
The usual good run OF patronage, is
the word from the Cox boiler works.
The Wheeling Box Company is hav-
ing a steady run, with many orders.
The Nail City Stamping Company is
going full turn.
Hofman's tannery is going in every
department.
Nine Times as Strong as Powder
Some extraordinary experiments are
reported from Berlin OF the explosive