Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-27
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pying his new house.
Supt. l.. r. Peek is i'm Phila...
attending 10 matters II business.
IL. Wallace and Harry Bone Of
itonion were guests at Donnalicy's
on Wednesday.
The n. & w, track. has boon
laid To Swectwatcr, seven miles
above Dunlow.
VIM NJ. Hall. of Louisa. Ky.
L. q. Gilmore, of Cincinnati, wers
at tho Gl"nwood Tuesday.
1t is said that boilers are moro
liable to explode on Monday thar
any other day OF the week.
The Glonwood was ON Monday
night taxed TO irs cnpncity To- nc-
commodatc guests arriving ON bc-
lated trains.
+. i. Goidcamp, Ironton, r. w.
Olin Troy ". y. ii. G.. Bailey
Charleston w. Va. and +. G.
Mitchell OF Wayne were in town
Tuesday.
7. S. Murray, formerly Supt. of
construction nj Kenoya Inn. nov
connected with the Fcaron Lumber
Co, OF Ironton was in town Tues.
day.
Tho powder mill explosion on
Monday was felt in Ironton. Doors
and windows were shaken and
many thought that IL was Nh
earthquake.
X. ID. McNcaIy, DunIow, E. !,
Collins, Phila., r. NJ. Oviatt, Irors
ton, III. skinner shawnee. Ohio,
and III. G. Jones, Blue6old, w. Va,
were in town, Monday.
J.W. Mccarthy, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, Mr.. McDyc, of Tacoma, Wn..
w. X. Graham. Of Pocahontas, Va,
and w. III G. Thompson, of Louira,
KY, rcgistored at tho Glcnwood
Sunday.
a gentleman, whose name We
did not learn, was ~ town the other
day prospecting for bakery. Not
being able TO get "a suitable house tcs
live IN, lie DID not locate here.
a change in the time of the fraiG
on the kcnova Division ~ the ~ .&
w. went into effect l,sf Sunday. The
train now leaves for Dunlow at 6:3o
a. NJ. and returning, arrives here ~
3is5 P.M.
ia. Frellcr, Pb1nixviifo, Pa,
John Cullinau, Portsmouth, Ohio.
j. a. Haller, Pittsburg, Pa., jed
Hotcbkiss, Stanton, Va, j. +. Ils-
ley Phila., and II. r. Toudy, Of
Coaldale, w. Va, were in town
Saturday.
Last week the Ohio river rose
twenty one feet in thirty six hours.
On Monday night it fell five feet
and seven inches in twelve hours.
The whnTfboat came near finding
Us Mt. Ararat. but = little help from
the Enos put il in the right place
again.
We have heard Of new way 10
cure headache a citizen Of Ceredo
was suffering severely with that
trouble when tho Powder Mill ex-
plosion occurred. Aftcr the explo-
sion the headache was entirely
gone. We suppose now this ours
viii be generally adopted.
Mr.. Bsdgely received, the other
evening, q pleasant souvenir from
the Hooking Valley railroad. IL
was an inks;and vita a penrack Of
buckeys glued to map of the
buckeye Route" Perhaps il wss
a bint 10 him that he might be need.
ed ~ agent of that road when il
comes 10 Kcnoya.
Malcolm Dye, clerk az the Glen.
wood, WAS sitting with his back To
the door feadinga newspaper when
tie powder mill explosion Occured.
When the broken glass from the
'fansom came raining about him.
he didn't think the cnd Of the world
had come. hut he was satisfied
something serious bad happened.
There was an unprecedented rap.
id fall iu the river Ou Monday. and
fhe large ferry barge on the Ohio
side. although pushed we'll out
from shore, was stranded when the
Waichnan awuke next morning.
The efforts II The EnOs and tho
Emiiyto pull her Oft wcre una
vaili1g The smaller float will 10
used temporarily.
among guests at the Glenuood
Monday evening were 5. T.. Weir
locating engineer 81 g.. & o. rail
way auu bic assistant VI I. Douglas
ansphew of Col. Douglas Chief I'm
giuecr Of the y. & o. Thcse gentle
meu were here o. confer with tho
engineer ~ the kcn0ya Assocls-
ton with reference 81 G. &. O
improvements ai keuora. and Mr.
Douglas and parry VI engineers
viii remain seVsral days. making