Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-02-19
KENOvA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

nv" SsaNc iactory VIII DC start
ed here in few days.
j. c. Miller, of Dunlow, ~as in
the city few days this week.
ii. ii. Willcr and wife, of Iron
ton, were in the city Wednesday.
J. T. Robbins, of Huntington,
visited relatives here last Friday.
Thos. II. Corwine is temporarily
clerking in the union depot restaur-
ant.
III. +. Passmore made a business
trip to Columbus the first of the
week.
VIM. Kettle has moved his barber
shop To the basement of the Euro
pean hotel.
The boats are now plying the
Ohio, which make business around
the wharf lively.
Sam Crawford, of Ashland, ia
the pleasant guest of his sister
Mrs. VIM. Martin.
John Fitch, who has been on the
sick list for the past few days, is
again at his post of duty.
Mrs. j. A. Newman has purchas-
ed lot near the Glenwood Inn, and
will erect n residence soon.
A force of men are loading the
rocks which are piled near the Y on
cars to be shipped to various points.
A stock train consisting of eighteen
full cars, went up the n. 81 W.,
bound for Norfolk, Wednesday
night.
DIR. Il. G. Smith seems to doing a
rushing business since he and DIR.
York have furnished rooms over the
drug store.
The Ohio River Railroad Com
pany will change the terminus of
their road from this point to Cen
tral City.
Last Tuesday night six hundred
cars principally loaded with coal
and coke came TO Kenova from up
the line.
a. Williams, the restaurant man,
has moved to Russell, Ky. M. c..
Curtis will continue the restaurant
business at the old stand.
Extensive grading is being done
on the G. & o. between this place
and Ceredo. A new side track will
be put down as soon as practicable.
Engineer Callahan, who was scald-
ed in a recent wreck at Genoa, left
last Tuesday for his home in Bris-
tol, Tenn, where he will remain un-
til ne entirely RECEIVERS.
Mr.. Joseph II. Longstreth, road
foreman of engines of the Kenova
Division, has accepted n similar po-
sition on the Pocahontas Division.
Mr.. Porter is filing his place here.
John G. England and family, for
merly residents of this place, but
who moved To Columbus last fall,
have returned here and are occupy
ing what is known an the Brady
house.
The windows for the new NJ. f..
church will probably be here today.
As soon az they arrive and can be
put in, the meetings that are now
being conducted at Assembly Hall,
will be changed TO the new building.
The goods which we're found in
the brick yards at this place a short
time ago, have been claimed by the
n. 81 w. railroad company. While
the car was side tracked here some
one entered IL, opened box of dry
goods, took out eighteen suits OF
clothes, nailed it up and the box
went on 70 its destination empty.
There is no clew as 70 the perpetra-
tors.
Capt. J. r. Gay, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, sufficient.
ly recovered 70 be moved to hi,
home in Charlottesville, Va, the first
Of the week. He was accompanied
by his two brothers and sister who
have been here for the past few dayi
attending his bedside. lie was nc
companied to Catlettsbmg by DIR
York, his physician, where he tool
the G. 81 o. fast line. DR.. York 1
gaining quite areputation among ou