Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30
NUMBER 2E
KENOvA NEWS.


w.
Tho editor made flying trip
to Cincinnati Tuesday.
The through freight business il
Increasing rapidly at this point.
A daily mail is now carried ON
The Kenova division of the n. &
W.
MISS Hattie Peck returned to-
her home at Evanston, Illinois, to-
day.
There was surprise party nj
Hon. Wayne Ferguson'A last FRI
day night
Mrs. Funk has gone TO her homo
at Hartford for visit OF two or
three weeks.
Chilt Woods. whose home IL iu
Ohio and who has been there on
visit, has returned to this place.
A. G. Whitman, Of Ironton. il
connected with the mail service
between this point and Columbus.
Tho n. & w. r. r. Co. will soon
erect freight warehouse on tho
river front, near he steamboat
grade.
The engine hae beer placed i'm
the coal tipple and will be ready
for operation by the middle of
next week.
The G. * @. pay car went through
town Tuesday. These pay cars are
useful institutions and should be-
encouraged.
Miss Maud HUFF, of Dunlow,
passed through town Tuesday and
made short stay. She was on
her way to Ohio.
j. w. Kaupfer, of Ravenswood,
w. Va, has been appointed mail
agent on the n. a. W. between Ke-
nova and Dunlow.
The Ironton Republican il au-
thor'ty for the statement that the
G.. * o. railrny company have mr.
ranged for transfer mt that point.
w. c. Pcndleton, Of Warren, o.,
j. NJ. Ferguson, OF Wayne. and w.
III. III. Holswade, Of Huntington,
registered at the Glenwood, Mon
day.
IL is reported that general OK
cursion TO Kenova is contemplated
from Frankfort, Lexington aud
other points in the Blue Grass re-
gion.
G.. +. Koehler, Of Sekitan, Ham
ilton county, Ohio. was hero Tues
day looking for location for
restaurant. lie will probably To-
cate here.
S. NJ. Miller. Of Plymouth, Ohio,
who has been here some time en-
gagged in brick laying, has been
sick at Donnally's, but il now inn
proving. He is under the care Of
DR.. sturgill.
II is understood that tho Belt
Line is 10 be put into Grst-class
shape. The minimum on the line
of the road will be sixty feet above
low water mark
r. X. Archer took n flying trip
30 Columbus Saturday. lie was
accompanied by J. Pcndlefon
Slaughter. He likes Columbus,
but IL as yet satisfied IN Rich
mond.
Mr.. a. y. Boss, representing the
Tennessee Building Company OF
Hartman, Tenn, Was Ib the city
Thursday last. looking at our city
with a view Of locating here. Wo
will welcome him among us.
Mr. Iloafon, u lrontou, has re-
Gently taken a large number Of
Kenova scenes. N is understood
that these views will be reproduced
by the engrayers and incorporated
ia a handsemo pamphlet descript-
i've Of Keuova, which Will appear
this Spring
Bishop Peterkin, Of the Episco-
pal diocese Of West Virginia. will
preach az the Congregational
church, CeredO. next Sunday at 2
O'Clock p. m The Bishop - an
eloquent preacher and no doubt
there viii be large congregation
out to hear him
We are indebted 20 Hon. James
Capehart for copies Of the majority
and minority reports Of the House
committee or coinage weights and
measures ou the silver coinage bin
now pending. They are instructive
documents and should be- read
generally by the people.
The hcavy SHOWS Of last week
fell in just The right place, that is
about The heodWaters Of the streams
that bring down the logs for the
saw-mills in this section. There
was hardly aby snow in central
Ohio and not much at the head
va of The OHIO. There "a hHo
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