Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-05-11

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of his charge.
Mrs. J. i. Mclaughlin left Fri
day for Columbus.
Track il now laid To the end ot
the grade, east of the trcstle.
Mr.. Baugh will occupy tn,
house vacated by J. +. McLaugh.
lin.
Many of tho people here attend.
ed John Robinson's show on Tues.
day.
George Morris, of Hodginville
Ky, is now working for Mr.. Pan,
coast.
Mr.. John Kelley, Sr., is still
pushing the grading of the coal
yards.
Henry Duncan's horse, which
was stolen last week, returned on,
night this week.
Mr.. ID. +. Spangler, chief train
dispatcher of tho Norfolk & West.
crn, was IN town "Wednesday.
DIR. l.. G.. Bean, C. ID. Maxon,
and Jno. M. Alexander, of Gallipo-
lis, were at the Glenwood Tuesday.
II. II. Farrell, formerly tele-
graph operator Mt this place. but
now of Huntington, was here Tues
day.
Mr.. w. II, C. Monroe, president
of the Monroe Manufacturing Co,
Lima, o., was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. +. Lambert, formerly of the
n. d w. Office at kenova, has the
appointment of relief agent on the
Scioto and Kenova divisions.
Our mutual friend, w. j. de Bor-
des, left these parts for New York,
OH route to Colorado. Mr.. do Bor-
des assures us that he has no love
for the Hatfields.
The track-laying force is busy
putting in the side track to tho
tipple. The ties are being unload.
ed from barges in tho river and
hauled TO the track.
Mr.. Rapp is quite dazzling in
his new spring conform" Nature
and fortune do not smile as sweetly
on all of us. But envy il not one
of our characteristics; our Joy
comes of bebolding.
Work will soon be started (some
time this week il is said) on three
handsome cottages in Park circle.
Judging from the enquiries one
hears it will not be long after COM
pletion until they are occupied.
A new time table will 90 into ef-
feet on the G.. q q. Ry. early in
the present month. When this
change is made Nos. 1 and 2 will
then be made vestibule trains, and
it is whispered that two more trains
will be put on between Huntington
and Cincinnati.
General Manager G.. w. Stephens,
of the C.. & o., accompanied by
Mr.. j. M. Giles, superintendent of
Huntington division Mr.. A. T.
Stewart, master mechanic, and
Donald Mcdonald, train master,
passed through Kenova yesterday
on an inspecting tour over the road
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ID. Baugh
arrived home Monday on No. 3
Mrs. Baugh expresses herself ~
being delighted with Kenova and
it's people. We can assure her that
the feeling il reciprocal. We pre-
sent our congratulations TO Mr.
Baugh and wish him and Lis bride
much joy.
We understand that w. +. Pat.
terson has the contract for all the
stone work in the east trestlo over
the G. & ,. track. The large abut.
ment at the track and the pillars
for the trestle will be put in inn
mediately. When this part Of the
track il flushed the bolt line will
be complete.
Tho now wharfboat has fine
appearance from the river. IL ha,
been handsomely painted and fin.
ished both inside and outside. The
Scotia made the first landing oi
goods last Saturday, aud ali boat.
now land regularly. 1t IL certainly
one Of the ueatest aud bost ar
ranged boats ON the river, with th'
inest office rOcms We know OF
There j. a large force Of men al
work ON the n. & w. shops. Tn,
foundation masonry Of the Round
house is being put IN, and th'
brick work will begin soon. Tn,
Round-hous0 will be- quite fin,
structure being about 400 II. il
diameter. The work Of gradin,
the grounds has begun also an,
the whole work will bo pushed a
vigorously az possible.