Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-23
KENOvA SEMs.

William Wright came to Kenova
in charge of the Pay CarsssNfondry
Engineer Nicholson. %fhe N. IL
w. railroad, will move to this place
soon.
Mrs. Louisa Keller has gone TO her
home OF Hickory Branch for short
visit.
Rev. w i. Walker. of Hunting
ton, passed through town Monday
morning.
Local freight business at TINS
point Is very heavy II is incrcas.
ing constantly.
Samuel Esler. of Chester Co, Pa,
is expected soon TO take charge of
the Cecil farm.
Mr.. Weller has commenced tho
erection of his mnch stand opposite
the Glenwood.
The railroad boarding house has
been painted with the same colors
as the Glenwood.
The n. & ". Pay Car arrived
yesterday about -four o'clock aud
made many hearts glad.
A. NJ. Parsons, who is i'm charge
of tho bridge force on the Kenova
Division, spent Sunday here
Clarence Lambert, of Coal
Grove, has accepted position
here as night baggage man.
VIM. White and w. p. FaIfer
have gone TO Catletlsburg, to en-
bark in the restaurant business.
The wagon roads from Dunlow
to the Construction Camps are re-
ported To bo in very bad condition.
j. NJ. Miller, brick layer, has re-.
turned To Kenova after four months
perambulatlng through Texas and
Arkansas.
Mrs. r. w. Funk has returned
from n visit of several weeks at her
home. Her health was improved
by the visit.
7. III. Baldridge has been fgur-
ing on the contract for n two-story
brick building to be erected on Is
St., near Poplar.
Chief Engineer w, w. Coo ar
rived in town Monday and went
up the line Tuesday in company
with Mr.. w. A. Doane.
The Hope Splint Coal Company
are shipping one carload of coal
each day, and are preparing for
more extensive operations.
Things are lively in Dunlow ac-
cording to reports. Sunday three
fights were going ON at one time.
Moonshinc whisky was the cause.
Chief Clerk Lambert, will soon
take a vacation for several weeks
for his health lie will visit the
west taking ia Missouri, Kansas and
other States.
Saturday last thirty four car loads
Of cattle were transferred NJ this
point, from the ~. * w. TO the e.. *
O. They are TO he exported from
Newport News, Va.
Steps are to be taken soon Tor the
erection OF Protestant Episcopal
chapel at this place. II will prob
ably be located between Ceredo and
kenoya, So rs 10 be convenient for
the people Of both places
Robert Coe. agsistant ep0iuccy
in the construction Of the y. & W.
and for some time past stationed
at Wayne G.. H., has gone to the
Tug River Division. He will proba-
bly, be located at Millers Crock.
T. I. Hall. one Of the proprietors
Of the Iron Belt, published al Roam.
Okr b. hr1 e n the interest Of that
0nhtici'ion. lie is gathering in
iOrmouOn concerning the mineral
resources OF the section Of country
through which the Ohio extension
Of the n. Il w. railroad -uns. lie
10 accompanied by & T. Herbert,
also Of Roanoke.
Kenova has ihree railroads already,
aud is To have another by the {, Of
MAY. The contracts for the con.
struct'On Of the OhioRiver road. call
for Us completion % this pOint by
thar date, and this will be its ter.
minus for time ~ lesst. When
aiter awhile the Hooking Valley
vii be bringing up. Railroads
will seek ihis point