Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-12-23
NUMBER 10.
KENOyA NEWS.

hcporters
The planning mill IL enclosed.
A well Il being driven nj tho
Glenwood.
John Blake. Of Ashland. wns i'm
town Wednesday.
Tho frame Of tho temporary
round house is up.
Mr.. NJ. Maloncy is Supervisor Of
the kenova Division.
Mr.. S. Sheridan Il agent Of the n
& w at North kcnova.
Ed Lambert chief clerk and
cashier went 20 frontoh Wedncs
day.
Mr.. q. +. Parsons. yard clerk Of
tho n. & w, is at Ashland on tho.
sick Lat.
Lorin Mcclure Of North Kenova,
had valuable horse stolen lnst
Friday night.
Mr.. Joseph Robinson is Super
intendcnt of the Kenoya Division
Of tho n. & w.
Mr.. Jacob Price of Ashland
died on the Ii and was buried on
"Wednesday afternoon.
Tho Union Station IL now busy
place, especially nj the hours whom
trains arrive and depart.
There nrc In all one hundred and
twerty iron bridges on The Ohio cx-
tension Of the N. * w. X. X.
=. G. Davis IL agent Of tho n. IL
w. at Lavaletto. G.. A. Bradley at
Wayne, and X. f. Lamb Mt Dun
low.
The Tcst we'll IL down ovor 2GOO
II. The drill is now in very hard
limestone, of which there has been
225 II.
The jurisdiction Of Julian Gripps
Assistant Engineer, and Of John
Cullinan Master Mechanic has
been extended over tho Kenoya
DIVISION as,,t,
The different enterprises such
as the Belt line the coal tipple, and
the mammoth hotel, are all being
prosecuted vigorously this finS
weather.
The conductors on tho three
passenger trains on the Scioto Val
ley Division Of the ". * w. arc
William Wright, OFT. Patterson.
and Geo. Motifs.
As soon as the force Of carpen-
ters are through work ON the Glen
wood, work will be commenced on
kcnoya Assembly Hall, which will
be pushed 10 completion very rap
idly.
The bridge at this point, exc u
siye tf the pier building was put
across the river in less time than
any previous bridge The iron Of
the last span was put in place in
thirty three hours.
The regular passenger trains on
the ". q w. commenced running
through TO Kenoya Last SUNDAY.
as announced. Trains leave here at
3.4S and sos A. NJ. and 4.23 r. NJ.
Arrive at 1921, OH and I0.3OP.
VI.
The furniture for the Glenwood
is sll on hand and the house will
be ready for guests in about a week.
twill be an attractive hotel. and
- situated "a conveniently as
could be possible for the travelling
public.
a United States law requires thar
when bridge crosses navisahle
river red lights shall be hung on the
piers n, each end offhe channel span
and green light ~ the middle Of
the span. This has been done on
the bridge here.
David James, of Ashland, last
Friday was handling a revolver and
suPposing IL was not loaded. point
ed II at his two months old child
and pulled the trigger when Il
went off and the ball penetrated
the babes brain. The unloaded
reyolvers are the ones that do the
mischief
Mr. r. r Badgeley has been ap-
pointed agent for the ". 4 W. At
this point. lie - now agent for
the three railroads, and has his
hands full Of business. Mr.. Badge
ley has been in the servics u the
{. e o. for about twelve years. The
following gentlemen have been
transferred from Ashland and con-
siitute the force uoder Mr.. Badge
ley I'd. Lambert chief clerk and
cashier J Johnson biii clerk sam
nberi car inspector. g. r. Par
sons yard clerk. and LaErsnce Far
rell bsggage man.
The time which we have been
looking forward 60 with So much
interest, has cOme The bridge Is
completed. and regular trains afe
now runnirg The sfiect has been
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