Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-25
KENOvA NEWS.

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IN kcnova aud ce'eJo. yesterday.
Mr.. w. W. Coo left Tnosday. for
Philadelphia, 10 bc gone week or
more.
The siding that has bocn put In
nj North konova Ia over a milo In
length.
MIR. Frank Peck has gone To
Evanston, H., 10 spend Thanks.
giving.
Work has been resumed on tho
Tost Well. itis tho intontion 10
put 10 down 1900 foot.
Tie O'Brien Bros. contract on
Tho turnpike nj North Kcnova, has
boon completed.
The sale of lots by the Kepoya
Association goes ON, and tho salos
arc Mt advanced prices.
A magazine for dynamit, and
powder has been erected under tho
cliffs south Of tho CD o. tracks.
The grounds around tho Glen
wood aro being graded, and a plank
walk ~ being laid from tho station.
Mr.. 8. S. Pancoaa has material
on the ground Tor his planning mill.
and the masons have commenced
work.
a Drug store will be among tho
additions to North Kenoya busi-
ness ontcrprises, before many
months.
Mr.. q. Griggr, Of Columbus,
Ohio, chief engineer of The Scioto
Valley Division, was I'm Kenoya
Wednesday,.
A movement is on foot for
Post-oiIicc nj North kenoya. Cen.
knoche has promised support TO
the movement.
Mr.. II. Setback Dane, and lately
of Coal Grove, has accepted a
position as clerk Ia tho Norfolk
and Western Office.
Mr.. Joseph Robinson, supt. II
tho Scioto Valley Division, II the
Norfolk and Western was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Aftsr the accident on Monday
resulting In the death Of Robert
Kelley, oil work on the railroad
bridge was suspended for the day.
Mr.. j. +. Spindle returned Tuos-
day from his visit % Washington,
baltimore and other points. Ho
reports having had pleasant
visit.
Mr.. T. X. Thompson, bridge
engineer, has resigned his position
here, 20 accept position else
where. He left for New York,
Tuesday.
The dredging goes on satisfac-
torily. Mr.. Fry rays an area 15o
yards by go feet will be drsdged>
Everything is taken out down ~
rock bottom.
Flag stones have been laid on the
landing, with figures on them 10 in.
dIcate the stage Of the water. Ye.
tefday at noon the mark showed ak
feet and one half, and still rising.
The Norfolk and Western ware.
house has been moved 10 the south
side Of ihe 6. & O. tracks, aud ong
block further east than it was. II
now stands between the G. & o.
track snd Sycamore street.
About thirty Italians who have
been ~ work AT Goods Camp, came
down Tuesday night on the 4. Il ".
train. They arc on their way 10
Clarksburg, and will go 10 work on
the Pitlsburg and Western rail
road.
As there wouid not be time 20
complete The fill south Of the &. x
o, tracks, temporary srestlc has
been built 20 close up the gap. And
80 al gaps afe closed and there - an
uninterrupted line of railroad from
Columbus 70 Wayne G. 81. sad be-
yond
The Huntington Advertiser u
" ednesday hae as interesting ar
ticle telling al about how tho
bridge at this point was
completed Tuesday. aud was to b.
tested Wednesday evenIng. A lit
tle TOO previous, gentlemen.
The storm which struck this lo-
caiiiy during Monday night. and
continued during Tuesday, inter
fered wish The work On TIE bridge.
A few men were ~ work on Tues
day. bat ~ effort Was made 60
hoist any iron. The sind blew too
hard and The cold vas too intense.
Mf J.. b Haugh. vent up to
Wayne q II Monday m0ruinE and
returned Tue-day night. lie wsnt
up io pay of The wOrkmen. who
ere constructing the winding road
from the railroad station, into
town Ihi- ruef will - "a 0naaf