Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-02-24

Goo. w. Parsons has moved "a
| New Haven, w. Va.
S. 5. Pancoast's planning mill will
soon be in operation.
p. B. Gaynor, of Lexington, Ky.
was in town Saturday.
Jos. s. Miller camc homo from
Washington last Sunday.
j. c. Miller and family, Of Dun.
low, wero IN town Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Funk has gonc Ia
Middleport, Ohio, to visit hor par
onts.
ID. Martin & Co, of Catlottsburg.
are running n meat wagon TO Ke-
nova.
J. III. Legor and w. b. White. of
Columbus, woro at tho Glonwood
Monday.
We havo n daily milk wagon
here now, run by T. w. foighty, of
North Kenova.
Hugh Partridge has gono to Col
umbus TO work on n contract for
Patterson & Co.
Messrs. Ohlingcr and Powell, of
Ashland, are building Mr.. Yager's
boarding house.
Mr.. Jas. A. Pool, of Konton, O..
has accepted n position as clork
ut the Glenwood.
j. S. Crosson, who was 80 scvere-
ly injured few weeks since. il
able to be out again.
Mr.. Maynard and Mr.. Damron.
from tho head of Twelve Pole, were
at Donnalley's, last week.
A number of people from Keno.
va attended the Patti concert at
Cincinnati last Friday night.
J. w. Wallace and William Me-
Art, havo gone to Cleveland TO re-
main until work is resumed here.
Mr.. Myers, now boarding at Dom
nalley's, will move into the house
soon to bo vacated by Mrs. Croly.
III. G.. Cooley, Cincinnati; S. ].
Collins, Phila. w. III. Sheppard,
Pocahontas, wore in town, Tues
day.
Work on the railroad shops will
be commenced at n period so near
at hand, that people will bo sur
prised.
Douglas French stopped run
away horse in fine style, i'm front
of the railroad Offices, Wednesday
afternoon.
G. A.. Fenchtenberger was sum
moned, Wednesday, TO Harrison
burg, Va, on account Of the death
Of his sister.
1t is understood that arrange
ments have been perfected for the
entrance of the Ohio River railroad
into Kenova.
Mr.. Mac Dye has resigned his
position at tho Glonwood, 90 nc
copt a very lucrative position in
Zanosyille, Ohio.
Geo. Mantz, Of Phila., Pa; w.
a. Connolly, Portsmouth; T.. NJ.
Oviatt. Ironton, ana Chas. j. NJ.
Cay, ChillIcothe, wore in town,
Sunday.
Mrs. Croly and daughter, Mrs.
Penn, will soon loave for Column
bus, to join Mr.. Penn, who has a
situation at the machine shops in
that city.
w. II. Rutledge, Of GAINESVILLE,
o.; G. S. Hutchinson, Lancaster
G. J Norton, Ashland, and G. =.
Wolf, Cincinnati, registered at the
Glenwood Monday.
j. NJ. Peters, Of Wayne w. c.
Nash, Of Charleston John Kelly, Of
Detroit, and j. NJ. Ferguson, Of
Wayne, wero guests at tho Glen
wood, Friday week. a
Tho Chesapeake q Ohio Railroad
Company havo secured sixteen
acres Of valuable ground, lying
south Of their track, and along Tho
shop grounds Of the y. & w. Rail
road.
We have boon permitted to SEQ
Tho skotch Of tho now lithograph
map at Konoya, which shows a
number Of alterations, al Of
which apparently viii greatly BEN
oft the town.
John NJ. Mccartney, Of Dunlow !;
w. T.. Brennan, OF Scranton. IA. i.
G.. j. Lupton, Of Gallipolis II. r..
Toudy, of Coaldalo J. RI. Fultz, Of
Louisville aud If G. Monroe and
r. ". Morris, OF Lima, Ohio, were
visitors here, Thursday week.
The Scioto Valley division Of
the Norfolk & Western railroad igI
to be rolaid with steel rails. This
helps to justify tho romark mado
Ia Tho odffor fho ofbar dav that