Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-16

| Nortn kcnova soon.
The hotel at Dunlow was opened
Monday morning.
The track of the Belt Limo is now
laid along tho river front.
A scheme for lots on tho hill
lands is under contemplation.
Mrs. Wager will open her board.
lug house in the near future.
Ii is expected that work on Ken.
ova Inn will bc resumed about the
iiitecnt tn.
III. III. Willer will erect lunch
stand opposite the Fifteenth street
station.
Goo. a. Bateson, manager of the
Glenwood, is happy. IL is ten
pound girl.
5. L. Nickel, OF Catlcttsburg. was
in town Tuesday. lie took several
orders for suits.
Arthur Bown is now on tho Glon-
wood force. He will keep an eye
on tho portors.
Z. Mcclure, operator at Kcnova,
made ilying visit To- his home nj
Portsmouth, Sunday.
Lawrence McCune, baggage mas
ter, has moved into the house lately
vacated by T.. M.'Condon.
w. b. White, news agent. on the
kcnova Division of the N. & w
went to Columbus, Tuesday.
Ito rumored that largo brick
building will soon bo erected on
Fifteenth street, near Poplar.
G. V. Hughes, of Wheeling, i,as
located here, and will put moat
market in Bnldridgo's building.
James Malone, Of Louisvillo.
route agent of tho Adams Express
Company, was in town Monday.
Hon. Wayne Ferguson has rent.
ed his vacant ground To parties who
will use it for gardening purposes.
III. y. Prather Of Buffalo, N. Y.
- here putting in tho apparatus
for the dry house at tho planning
mill.
The work oi the coal tipple is be.
ing pushed as fast as the weather
will permit. 1t will soon be com
pleted,
The resignation Of j. +. Spindle
the engineer Of tho Kenova Land
Association, took effect OH the 9TH
inst.
Mr.. Brady, Of Georgetown, Ohio,
has rented tho railroad board
ing house, and will take charge
April 10,
People don't get tired of looking
at the trains az they cross OH the
viaduct and bridge. 1t il grand
sight TO be- sure.
b. T.. Brown Of Detroit, w. G..
Nash Of Charleston and ID. Hatfield
Of Logan G. H., registered at the
Glenwood Friday.
III. N. Clsxton Of Roanoke, Va,
Supt. Of the Pocahontos Coal 20.
and also Of the Kenova Coal Co.
was in town last week.
The planning mill Of s. s. Pan
coast is receiving large orders for
lumber. Mr.. Pancoast is turning
out good deal Of material.
II. b. MilIiken, Of Dauphin, Pa.
J. A. Carey, Of Trenton. N j.. md
j. +. Mcconnell, OF Cincinnati,
were in town Monday.
Harry Wallace, boss brick layer.
was up from Ironton Saturday, 10
make arrangements for the resump-
ton Of work on Kenova Inn.
There IL n good deal Of talk
about n New York syndicate buy
ing up the whole South Point bot
tom. a great many options have
boon taken.
Mrs. Kraha and son. who have
been living AZ Fleming. passed
through town Monday on their way
30 Coalgroye. Mr.. krsha is chief
clerk IN the company store at Flem-
ing.
Travel on the railroads is percepti.
bly, increasing. No on the &. & o.
is generally full, aud the trains on
the y. a W. start out with more
passengers than they did a few
weeks ago.
Rev. a Ferguson took up a col.
lection in Kenoya for the benefit Of
Rev. Ball of BrownstOwn who has
been doing a good work in the
Sunday school AZ that place. Mr..
Ferguson is much graiilied az his
success.
Train No. from Dunlow 10
Kenova on Monday was DELAYED
about four hours on account Of the
breaking Of the driving rod Of the
engine. The accident occurred
short distance above Wavne