Hemingray is running about the same as usual

IT'S BRIGHTER HERE.

Says the Local Correspondent of the

Commoner and Glauworker

Muncie, Ind., Sept. 17 — Since my last letter to you there have been many new phases in the glass trade, Maring, Hart & Co. have started up in full. C. H. Over is also running to their utmost ca­pacity, turning out a good quality of glass. Hemingray is running about the same as usual with bright prospects ahead. Humphries' west end flint house is also in full operation, principally on prescription ware. Ball Bros have start­ed two of their large tanks on Mason fruit jars, working three men in a shop (a new departure here) and the men all seem to like it first rate -nit. Sore hands and jaws seem to be in order at that works. The pressers expect to re­sume next Monday at their old scale of prices, previous to last season.

Bro. E. K. Gilroy is working, starting in today.

Charlie Beasler, the vice president of the Gimlet club, is entertaining a young lady at his house. Charlie is much at­tached to her, being the first girl.

The situation at the Nelson and Port factories remain about the same, and information as to their probable resump­tion is difficult to obtain, no one seem­ing to know anything about it. — I. MCCORKER in Commoner and Glass Works.