Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

Yesterday was pay day at the La
Belle pottery, aud the La Belle nall fac
tory. The few men working at the
Wheeling pottery were also paid.
At the Wheeling Corrugating works,
q new two story frame addition TO the
Office Is TO be built Wilson & Chap
man are furnishing the lumber.
Kasley & Son, the East End coal
merchants, state that business is better
and that they now have about one
| fourth of their mines at work.
Operations have again been resumed
| actively at SisterSvile in the oil field.
Recently four hundred oil men have
been given work again.
John keenan,. the stableman at the
Riverside bar mill, who suffered such a
/ bad accident recently, is now on a fair
way toward recovery.
About fifty workmen Of Bsnwood are
making arrangements 10 go this week
60 Buchanan, 10 aid in the construc-
ton Of a railroad.
VIM Johnson, one of the best known
employees of the lower Benwood Mill
Coal Mine, was married yesterday TO
lady Of Glendale.
A fine trap, a style Of vehicle, was
shipped by the Donaldson Carriage
Works, last week, TO VIM. Il. Nave, OF
New York State.
The La Belle nail factory which has
not been running steadily for the last
week, will 90 on in all departments TO-
morrow morning.
Daniel Heiskel, the we'll known en-
piove OF the South Side Tool works, got
| his thumb cut of 10 the machinery a
few days ago.
The Donaldson Carriage Works are
/ going steadily. II the river rises sulh-
clently. ten jobs will be shipped to
/ Pittsburg.
Coal merchants report trade, which
has been rapidly advancing for the last
four weeks, TO be the best this week
I yet.
Last week was a busy one with the
/ Wheeling bakery. One OF the best
weeks for trade for months is reported.
Charles ALL, one Of the firm at the
Donaldson Carriage Works, will leave
to-day for visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Trade is brighter with the Schmul-
I bach Brewery Company, and the plant
is now going at his capacity almost.
The lower Benwood Mil with the ex-
ception OF the steel works and the pud-
ding department is going steadily.
w. H. Jamison, general yard master
/ Of the B. & o., is seeing the sights at
the Columbian Exposition.
The Warwood Tool Company is going
I in full. Among the Improvements be-
I ing made is new furnace,
George Miller, the popular Riverside
employe. is again restored after long
and weakening sickness.
Trade is Frightening at the Warwick
pottery. Additional workmen are be-
ing given employment.
Wood Bros. planning mill is in full
operation, and Holidays mill Is having
an encouraging run.
Good progress is being made at Rey-
mann's brewery, on the foundation Tor
the new brew house.
The extensive contract Of painting
the exterior Of the Riverside Iron
Works is completed.
II. r. Donaldson, the manufacturer,
/ is improving very slowly after his re-
cent bad accident.
A large portion OF the La Belle pot
| tery is in operation, AID trade is re-
ported brighter.
George Hannah, paymaster at the
LaBele mill is taking in the sights at
/ Worlds Fair.
Jas. PAUL, Of the Nail City Stamping
Company. got home yesterday from the
| Worlds Fair.
John Ferguson, the well-known B. &
O. employe, Of the South Side, is at
| Chicago.
Joseph Bell, Of the Joseph Bell Stove
and Range Company, is in the West on
! business.
Hofmann's tannery is going in full.
/ There are rumOrs that a cut Is TO DC
made.
\ The Laughlin nail factory above
Martins Ferry, is having a steady run.
All the La Belle mill will be on in
IN operation tomorrow.
Naldwell & Peterson report trade fair
thiAweek.