Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-18

TO The house by reason of severe
cold.
Phillip Williams of south Point
VII" has been siek ior some time, l.
Improving,
Mr.. H. W Russell. Of Florence
Alabama, 10 IN town. iIo IL look
my for a location for s,avo fnc.
tory.
kenoya lots that sold last Nov.
omhcr for five hundred and nliy
dollare, nro hoing sold now for one
thousand dollars.
DR.. IT, ". Willinma. of Burline.
ton was In konova yosicrdny. on n
professional visit TO tho fnmily Of
MIR, A. Ferguson.
The railroad Company have n
large force az work M North ko.
nova, putting IN a switch. no az to
oe ready for the running of trains.
The town council Of South Point.
hnvc pnseodn prohibitoryordinnnco
liproyldcHheavy peDaltiea for tbs
violation of It's provisions. II has
already gone into effect.
Mr. John Fleming Of Dundoo.
Scotland, has boon ia town for n
number ofdnye, looking tho town
and surrounding country over. Mr..
Fleming is saw mill ownor in
Scotland.
The three months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. llcnnn Noe, diod last
Suudny morning ~ o'clock. n
was buried Sunday evening nj
Browns Hill Cemetery. Rcvs. Ball
and McGhee officiating.
Plains and specifications. have
boon made for the Union Passenger
station at this place. II will he
fine building. Tho contract has
not yet boon lot. but the Company
has advcrtised Tor bidders.
Mr. Stuart Wood OF philadelphia
owner of iiify thousand acres oil
Wayne county coal nnd timber
land, has been in town lor - few
days lie went np tic linc Thur.
dgS where be viii spend some time.
We have received tho Grst num-
berof the sun, published at More.
head, ky. II Do busincss Fun.
aud viii she'd bcnefceni rays over
The hills Of Rowan Co. Wo are
happy io place ihe Sun ou our ex-
change list.
a force 10 at WORK NJ North Ko-
nova putting up telegraph wires.
Thus everything suggests The noar
approach Of the time when the
Norfolk and Western will be In
full operation at ihis point. The
wires arc beingIun inioihe Station.
The work Of blasting, is going on
vigorously ia The cut on the Ohio
side The object az prercni "a 10
remove al rocks which might be-
~ danger of falling into TIC cat.
Tho work ia prosecuted night and
day SIR Jcsse Dillon las charge
Of tho work
Rapid progress in everything. e.
the word nov. Tho bridge viii
soon be so far completed that
trains can cross II, and work viii
be pushed on both ends of tho line
az rapidly as possible. We have II
on the best authority that regular
trains viii b. running 10 Duniow
by The first Of December.
We had tho pleasure of meeting
DR.. Stewart Of South Point. yes-
terday at North Kenova. lie waa
on his rounds of professional duty.
and reports some sickness 10 the
vicinity, the complaints being
mainly majarial and typhoid fevers
By the way, tho Doctor rides
fine horse.
The wbarfboaf has boeh ready "a
launch for some time, bat r. wait
lng for more water 10 Tie river.
The launching Of this boat which
is 80 bY 80 feet in size viii 81
something worth Wifne ing e.pee-
ially, ~ those who have never wiz
nessed q launching. We shall trv
% give our readers due notice X
the event.
Mossfs W W Coc. r. r Peck
s $ PaHcoast John Fleming aad
NJ Wool went up tbc fosJ hefaug
Waf'e CONT llau.c. yesferlss
They visited fhe mine of tlie Gng-
andOt coal Co. and were conduct
ed through if hy STR y. Tmdv
The mine is af Fleming IS ax
foot vein les taon oranI fn fna
places and coal is uau feirv d.
llfefsd to ihe railroad conpanr
The party brought back q .ama.e
of iie coal whlch isot fha posi-of.
fec.
We heard q man talking fhr 9TH.
er day about ksnova IT, knou
as much ahauf hecnautrs fhroarh
which DE Dhio exfrnssn Of Csc
holiolk aHd Western rail-ead ana
iis projected bfanchs nn. 81 nf4
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