Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

third the employees are given work.
The Joseph Bell Stove and Range
Company never had a better trade.
The plant at Muncle is growing every
day, and car loads OF product are re-
ceived from there every week,
The Riverside bar mill since its recent
resumption is having good run. About
one hundred and twenty-five persons
are given employment, and the outlook,
as given, is more reassurlng.
Fred Brandfoss. Of this city, will
leave for Newport, Ky, this week,
where he las accepted position. BE
will take a crew of seven Workmen
from this city with him.
Enough orders are being received at
the hinge factory to give fifty men,
two-thIrds the force, employment.
Trade is no brighter, and further re-
sumption is indefinite.
Business is better at the plant of
Redman q Co. than for some time. job
and repair work is being done and q
good force Of workmen is given steady
employment.
A force OF twenty-five men is at work
in North Wheeling repaving Main
street. A gang OF men is employed lay
Ing the water pipes at the Henderson
addition.
The Wheeling bakery furnished
bread tor Barnum's circus the day it
was here. They consumed 1000 two
pound loaVes, besides the rolls and
cakes.
Reports come from R. Fl. D. Willis,
OF the MonOngah Coal company that
business is rapidly increasing. More
men and teams are being pu: tCawork.
Trade is reported better at the Top
mill. One hundred men are employed
in tho sheet mills and tho bar depart
ment, which are working steadily.
Orders sufficiently to keep the ma
chino shops OF Spears & Riddle going
are being received. This plant has had
q remarkably steady run.
Grocer specially dealers report trade
better last week than for a moth.
Trade is rapidly picking up aud collec-
tlons are easier.
Good orders are being received by the
Warwick China Company. Trade is
brighter and more OF the plant will go
on tomorrow.
A force OF men are at work In North
Wheeling getting ready fer the placing
OF electric cars there instead OF the
horse cars.
The Donaldson Carriage Company
will ship three fine vehicles next
Tuesday to Pittsburg, by the steamer
Bedford.
The outlook is no brighter at ALI
sons Wheeling wire works. Small
orders are coming In, but not encour-
agingly.
Business is fair with the Nail City
Stamping Company. Business is hold
ing its own, and the outlook is reported
bright.
Wood Bros. have the contract Of
erecting new Offices for Joseph Speidel,
at the front of his building on Main
street.
Thomas Davidson, superintendent of
the Wheeling and LaBelle potterles, is
among the Wheelingites at the Worlds
Fair.
The BenWood furnace, at Martins
Ferry will resume early this week.
Things are rapidly being gotten in Or
der.
Manager Howard Brenremsn, of the
Wheeling bakery, Is home from a three
weeks trip to the Worlds Fair.
Sand in large quantities is again be-
ing received at the Top Mil. People
regard this as a bright prospect.
Trade is no better with the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry Company. The
plant Is going, and that Is all.
Several workmen OF this city are
working at Cameron on the new NJ. e.
Church being erected there.
The Centre foundry finds its bust
ness very much better. They antlci-
pate q good run this week.
Felix Westwood, manager OF West
woods brick yard, is a sight see'er at
the Columbian Exposition.
The neat park to be fitted up by the
Wheeling Bakery in front Of their plant
will be begun this week.
Edward C. Blon. shipping clerk at
the Wheeling bakery, left yesterday
for the Worlds Fair.
Members Of the Flint Glass Workers
Union received theiI first pay from the
union few days ago.
Trade is excellent at the Wheeling
Bakery. Every workman is given
steady employment.
A portion OF the works Of the River
side glass works, az Wellsburg, have re-
sumed non-union.
Arbenz's chair factory, employing
twenty-five men, IL closed down for q
couple of weeks.
Trade Is reported much better at
Reymann's brewery. The plant is
going steadily.
Kasley & Son. the coal dealers, have
City men at work. Things are the same
with them.
The puddlers at the LaBeIe mill will
not 20 to work again before next Tues
day.
An early resumption Of the Crystal
glass works, at Bellaire, is assured
soon.
The we'll known employe OF the water
works, Frank Lewelln, is of duty sick.
Otto Arbor, the South Side contrac-
tor. reports business remarkably good.
Trade is reported very much brighter
With Caldwell & Peterson.
The Bellaire Steel works are again
experiencing q good run.
The Donaldson carriage works arc
having q steady run.
Trade is picking up at Schmulbach's
brewery.
The works Of Flaccus Bros. are busy.
A New OloEy.
The pupil was bright one; so