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WANTED-LOST. FOUND.

YXTANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLASs EASTERN
w candymaker, situation. Address CANDY
MAKER, this Office. n9 3t*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-11
Sir Charles Dixie.

LONDON, November 10th.-Sir Charles
Dixie has been invited to contest Fulham
at the near Parliamentary election. He will
not accept the invitation. Fuiham is not
sufficiently sure of the seat for him to at
tack. Those who wish TO see him back
again in public life are very anxious that he
should not begin his new career by defeat.
Sir Charles will stand for some northern
constituency where he viii! be certain of a
majority. He is determined to try to re-
enter public life, and the Liberals have.
rrornioad To hacly J.;
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BASEMENT DEPARTMENT.

Mats in four Prices follows: Size
15x6 inches 17x8 inches rs 9x32 inches IS
cents; 22x36 inches ST..
Mats size 1923 inches 85 cents
fine set of buggy harness. close out at reduced
Two of So harness. close at Sc
Three set of SIS harness, to close out at S13
Elegant ovewood bckng 12x15 inches carpecoverd
top and 16 inches high, with iron foot-rest, ST. so.
Q. FL. GILMAN,
RED HOUSE. SACRAMENTO, CAL.
Street, between Seventh and Eighth.
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WANTED = TO RENT, A FIRST-CLASS
w bakery for a term OF years by a competent
baker lately from New York. For further par
ticulars, address FRANCIS MILLARD, Box u9,
Monterey Cal n93.$
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A New paEcr.


The Secretary Of State has is
sncd g certificate Of incorporation
to the Kanawha Publishing Co.,
which has for ifspurposc the pub
-hcation Of daily and weekly
newspaper and doing general
publishing and binding business.
The principal Office is to be Kept
in Charleston, and the corporation
is to expire June is, 1.'3a.9=sThc
capital stock subscribed is $500,
ten per cent Of which has been
paid In Shares are $50 each and
arc held by II. G. MeWhertes,
JAS. $. Atkinson, ALL Malone,
J. :. Mcdonald. s. e. Burdett and
L. K Hoffmasfs, all Of Charleston,
Ten shares each.
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RICH CREEK.

June 22,lSS9.
Editor BANNER ~ wish to give
you a few Items.
Last Monday -niGlli. .Ia4kson
Eance's house Wis destroyed hv
fire by some unknown cause
J. Hatfield issselling goods cheap
for cash.
We have plenty Of. corn and
weeds, where arc thc oxen and
mules!
NJ. A. Browning has twelve wal
nut logs for sale.
We have fine corn crops on Is
land creek this year, We are still
looking up for better times.
Island creek. has rot heated out
all the timber, there is thought TO
be frtaia.a SOD Ii 1904 ", 4 lesss of pine
poplar timber from tot miles
from Gufan river.
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VAUDEVILLE, VI. VA.
=--=-=-=z=-7 "a Iin0 CO $50


Editor Of the BANNER In look
ing over the columns Of your
Democratic paper, see nothing
from Y anccville.
News and wcedy corn fields in
abundance.
Thomas 4. Vance, the p. NJ, al
this place. has returned from a
trip down the river, where he has
been selling some timber. John
IS a hustler you bet.
w. +. Farley has closed his
school here and has gone to Sandy
on business Viii is u good-teachei
and we wish him success.
w. II. Taylor past this place
ca soute to Sandy on official bust
ness. .
Hoping that the waste basket
will not capture this will close,
next time | will write more. Wish
ing the BANNER success. .---s-s
R4ny
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County Directory.

Circuit conrt meets Ists MQnday
ne Ssaa
County Court meets "a Monday
in February, June and November
and 4th Monday in July.
Judge of Circuit COURT. Ii.
Harvey.
Clerk Of Circuit Count. c.
Whited,
....PI .raseslaai ! .lstsesssss.--.s5 Fl
w tfk1nSun.
president County Court-Jos.
Simpkins.
Commissioncrs-AIoscs Terrell
and Simpson Ellis.
Clerk County Courts. s. Al
tizer.
Sheriff FIN. Chaiin,
Jailer j. B. Buskirk.
Assessor w. III. TAYLOR,
Surveyor c. II. Gore.
JUSTICES.
Logan--J. VI. jackson Sand 9.
W. Morgan.
Chapmansville--Edward Gar
rett and Anderson Blair.
z Trialelphia-J.l +. Vance
Magnolia-M, A. Terrell.
Let. b. Farley.
Hardee-T. j. Mead and join
Hamilton.
BOARD or EnIeArInN or LOGAN
DISTRICT
Meets at logan G. H., on the frs
Monday Of February, May. July
and November. President, T. NJ
White; Commissioners. S. S. Al
tizer and Simpson Ellis; Sccrc
tary, IL. G. Ragland.
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Those poor miners and their
starving families numbers, all
fold, about FIVE thousands in the
Brazil mining district in Indiana
haye come to realize quite pain
fully how empty were the prom
ises made to them by Republican
politicians last fall.
So great has become their dis
trcss that the County Gofhmision-
crs of Clay County, inwhfch this
suffering exists, have called upon
The Governor to make I'd fhe peo-
pie Of the State an appeal for re-
lief. Wouldn't it be well to zap
peal TO Mr.. Wanamaker, Mi. FRY
Fat Foster. Mr.. Vice-President
Morton, Mr.. President Harrison,
and Mr.. W. W. Oddly, to put some
Eof thc rich manufacturers "who
are the most benefited by the tar
it, once more upon the grid-iron
and fry out more fat for d more
worth purpose than corruptine
THE voters of this country, buying
il Presidency, or making slaves ol
the people. The "board shield,
to which West Virgini;i can
tlidate 50 hoastftlly referred dur
ire the last canvass, seems to have
fallen over on these poor Indiana
miners, and crushing the life oul
of them. The gentlemen who con-
tributcd,4ltcir thousands and tens
Of thousands to guard the working.
men, as they claimed. from the
evils Of Democratic tariff reform
would in a measure atone for Their
Kyrocrisy and meanncss by giving
-as much now for sweet clIarity's
sake TO drive the wolf from the
doors of these people whom they
have betrayed. VIII they do il.
H0ffeeHrseI ilfiieHs
Frcsident-not Il cent the sui.
fering.-Daily Gd=otfe.
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The following very pretty Incl
dent serves to show the intense
feeling Of devotion with which the
young Mr.. Harrison is regarded BY
his illustrous progenitor; and
while il may raise question asto
who is the President of the Enitd
Statcs,yct it detcrmins the fact
that Son Russell is. a pcint of in
inence APPOINT or two ahead of the
great James q. Blaine:
"A veteran with L splinded mil
itary record applied to Secretary
Blain Tor appointment to certain
.Consulship. The astute and level
headed Secretary admitted the
claim Of his applicant at once, and
made out his commission. When
the commission was presented to
the President forhis signature, he
saw the eminent fitness of the APP
peintee,and promptly appended
his sign manual. While the COM
stillinthe Presidents
hands Mr.. Blaine was yet talking
with, him. Mr.. Russell Harrison
the library. and uDon no
ting the place which had been dis
posed Of, said it never could be
given to that person, as he had
promised it to a classmate, and
bis promise could not be recalled.
The President then drew a pen
Il roush-his signature
The Observation-Disclosures consid-
cred that the veteran who thus
lost the appointment, was, Of
course, Il pensioEer, and conse-
quently in sufficiently ailluent cir
cumstanccs to do without the Of
feet Charleston 1aiiy Gozeffc.
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NOTICE.

ALL fiei>sf,isss .,s;tF4esi mot II, trt.sp:is.
! Ia any way whatever Upon the follow
ing lands:
l,00G agrees on Ben creek purchase,
from VIM. Collins.
/ 500 acres on Four. Pole purchase,
from Wmsa t'aFliHs.
| 100 acres on Ben creek purchased from
/ VIM. Collins.
+ 53 acres on Beech creek purchased
frem y. ID, Malon
l2Gacres on Beech creek purchased
| from Samuel Mahon.
.l IL. sleFas=s,f Beech trrrk pure Ilasca;
from anthony Mabon.
isl acres on Beech creek purchased,
from Nalentin nc and Jane Hatfield
go acres on Beech creek purchased
from L. Malon,
/ $50 ares on Tug river purchase
from Jos. Murphy.
| $50 acres on Tug river purchased
from Ans. Hatfield, Sr.
! ,33S aeft's ON Grapevine purchased
| from j. NJ, Vance, il.
40 acres on Grapevine purchased
from A. Hatfield. .rr.
$50 acres on Grapevine purchased,
from johnson IIat.iclI. Jr.~
li7 acres on sulphur purchased from
Alafair Davis.
~ acres q, Mate creek p,lrchascs'
from Il. y. Chambers.
l,3ai acres on Mate creek purchased
from Ans. Hatfield. Sr.
~ acres o, Mate creek purchased
FROM Elias Hatfield.
I'm acre- Oh Nate rrecA psIrvI,ased
from Elias Hatfield.
BEG acres on Mate crc,k purchased.
from Ans. Hatfield, ST.
All parsons disfrga,aliHg tl:is notice
swiil BE- prosecuted 70 the fullest extent
IF tisy'i;tw.
.IAaks QsKhEtfr. 4 gent.
Tor ] p s5LEgasA,s1. mar rs "a Ii.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
valuable land in logan County.
VIM. NJ. Kerr q Coz
In Ghan'ry.
LII Thompson, ctal.
b. virtue Of q decretal order
entered in the above entitled
cause, at the April term, 1889, Of
the Circuit Court of Logan coun-
ty, | shall, on the sth day of July,
1889, at the front door Of the
-GaaHrtt i Ie.se-ef--Izt,sar rutrtv.
offer for sale to the highest and
best bidder at public auction the
following real estate, to wit
Lot No. -, in Floyd's addition
to the town ef Arraeoma. 1t be-
Ing the same lol on which the said
+. III. Thompson now resides.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-hali
of purchase money cash in hand,
and the residue in six months
purchaser giving bond with good
security for deferred payments.
and the title retained.
III. G. RAGLAND,
Special Commissioner.
Bond and security given by the
Commissioner, as required by
law.
Testc: T. G. WmTFp, Clerk.
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Letters for the following named
persons remain uncalled for at
TINS Office, Logan g. H., w. Va,
June 6, 1889, and unless called
Tor within 30 days. will be sent to
he dead-letter office:
John w. Sherrard, /; David
Straton, i; A. d. Shoemaker, / /;
hehared Smith, William G..
Fauley; 1; Ellison Hatfield, /,
John Hatfield. /; YIN. Edwards,
''John.e' Entsnringer, r; Mrs.
Martha Deskins, -.
- iersoHse calling for the above
!; g ,ers Will please say advertised
a'la give date Of this paper.
j. b. BusKIRK, 7. nj
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
n. Il. Creighton, ct al n
Madisan HnfGnh nf III \ NHdliC J

Madison Hatfield ctal.) Nhai'e I.
BY virtue OF tlccrctal order
entered in the above entitled
cause, at the April term, 1883, of
the Circuit Court Of Logan
county, / shall, ON the Sth day or
July, 1889, at the front door Of
the Court House of Logan county.
offer for salezto the highest and
hest bidder at public auction, the
following real estate, 70 Wit:
Three several tracts Of land in
Logan county, West Virginia, be-
longing to the defendant, Madi.
son Hatfield. 1st. One tract of
100 acres on Pigeon creek I'd.
One tract+of IS acres on Pigeon
creek I'll One tract of 40
acres on Thacker Of Pigeon creek.
Said lands are very valuable for
farming and Kaye On them ii good
dwelling house and al necessary
out houses, and also good orch
ard. y
TERMS-OF SALE.-One-tllira
Of the purchase money cash in
hand, and the residue in equal
instruments of 6. and II months ]:
purchaser giving bond with good
security for deferred payments
and the title retained.
II q It,rTtarT
Special Commissioners.
Bond aud security given by the
Commissioner as required by law,
Testc: Il. G. WnTEp. Clerk.
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.
Young Men 10 The Fore.

One thing that is needful Oh the
part of the Democrats iii coming
political campaigns in this State.
is to get new material i'll the van-.
guard Of the party. The old lea
dfcrs haze been leaders too long
They have grown stilled and dog
NAUTICAL in their leadership, and
are firm sctin the belief that they
alone must have the front places,
and receive most Of the spoils of
victory. The old leaders Of the
party have led it mostto its doom.
They haycquarreled among them
selves while the. enemy has been
silently undermining their camp,
and yet the danger, though GER
tainly known, docs not impel them
toward that harmony of action
that alone can save the party.
7 is the case everywhere. Riv-
.alrics. .iealousies and enmities be-
come rife between men who have
been leaders~too long. The Dem
ocratic party of West Virginia
needs new men at its head-young
men. Men who have toiled i'll the
ranks like Trojans, caring for
nothing but tho. triumph of the
principles Of The party. TO put
them there would inject new
methods, new fire, new life into
the contests, and tend very much
to the publication of the party
The hacks who have broken down
their party and themselves should
be given the post Of observers
only, while the forces 50 long in!
reserve should be brought to the
front.
There should be organization of
young mems Dcmcratie Clubs Of
fccted all over the State, to which
no man over the age of thirty-fiye
years should be admitted. Men
.undert hat age much more iii
love with principle, much more
Jealous in the discharge of their
duty, and much more ambitious
to achieve success for their efforts
than the men whose blood time
has rendered sluggish, and contact
with the sharp points of life made
callous to those things which are
remote from. self-intcrest. Give
us the young mems Clabs. Let
the boys take hold with their en-
thusiasm and dash, and they will
duh the whe sis out of the mire.
There is material enough in this
Magisterial district alone for sew
e.ial of these Clubs. They should |
be organized speedily and thor
and should devote much
time to the study and dissemina-
ton e the truemaxims Of Govern
ment which are Democratic prop
erty, and are indisI easibleito the
success and permanency Of a Re-
public. 1t is time to be re- forming
The lines for the next grand con-
test. The tendency Of the peoples
mind now, more than ever, is 10
tariff reform. The evils Of the
present tariff system are binding
NJ
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LCGAS'3 INCREASED POPULATION.
All Within the last Week

To Mr.. and Mrs. Marion chafin,
a fine boy.
To Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Perry,
a boy
To Mr.. and sIrs. /. II. Thomp-
son, we'll We have not learned
whether its a boy or girl. but
nevertheless Harry issteppiintg
h
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COMMISSIONERS SALE orIH q. KELLY.
y Ss sl NJ Lands IA j, Logan sa,snts -
West y frglnla. =

~ Ss
West Y frginla. 4
Under and by virtue of several
decrces of the Circuit Court or
Logan county. made and entered
in the proceedings Of the Com
missioner of School Lands OF
ASgan voanty against waste and
unappropriatetf lands il, said
'satlI1Tfy IA a e + tsiicf commits
sioner Of School Lands for said
county will on the 9TH day Of JULY
1889, at the front door Of the
Court House of Logan county.
sell the following tracts of land
ut public auction to the highest
bidder, viz:
Tract No. II. on Lick branch 81
Island creek, containing l62
acres. ss-7---
Tract No. 30, on Beech fork Of
Coal river, containing 73 acres,
Tract M. 406, ON Garland fork
and Main Spruce fork Of Coal,
containing lbs acres.
Tract No. 46S, on Gut fork d
Spruce fork Of Coal, containing
$50 acres.
Tract No. l24, Oh Sandy river
and Steep gut branch, containing
734 acres.
Tract No. 1-439, on Tayler'.
branch Of Sandy river, containin.
| 81 acres.
Tract No. 2-439, ON Tayler,,
branch Of Sandy river, containing
81 acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-One
third of the purchase money casl
in hand, and the residue in on.
year, purchaser giving bond Will
| approved security, and title re
tained, provided, the tract bring,
more than twenty five dollars. j
Eonly twenty-five dollars or les,
the whole OF the purchase none,
to be paid cash in hand.
L. b. BrsKIRK,
Commissioner School Lands, Lo
gan county. 6-6-4p
4
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ATT I'm TION,

10 Tie tst;zeas IF ayyacma.
Tire wet season through which
we have passed, ard the approach
..fil.z arm N efsiff BE 4tfiRnsfisslf ~ til
be on our guard against cpidcmies.
Fequest the citizens TO see that
Hieir premises are kept clean, and
i further request them TO report
to me promptly the cxistefice Of
any Nuisance which would tei.d
to produce or agsravate disease.
Respectfully
H. G. Ragland, Mayor.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

At the beginning Of our last
term Of Circuit Conrt there were
confined in our Jail about % pris-
oners, and at the beginning of this
term, Monday, OF at least as we so
to press we have but one. Quite
g drop; and Il good showing that
Law breakers believed what Judge
l'aryeysaid to them, or at least
the ft.atermaierity of them.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

Johnston d kmmons, dealers in
Furniture and Undertakes Of
Huntington, comes before our
renders this week with an advcr-
tisement which speaks Tot itself.
They are honest dealers and we
advise all our readers and
friends-=in-=need#ef anything-ia
their line to-call onthem, when in
Huntington.
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Town Directory.

Mayor-H. G. Ragland.
MISUNDERSTANDING Stratton.
Councilman 49, Elias Hatfield
VIM. A. Dejarnette, II. $. White.
L. II. Thompson and VIM. Cary.
Scrgeant-D. F. Bryan.
Assessor. G. White,
Street Gommissioner-G. r.
Buskirk.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

Don't fail 10 call and subscribe
for the BANNER while attending
coIrt 1ou can't do without it
an be happy.
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Marion Chain, cur sheriff. re-
turned from Catlcttsbnrg. KY,
Lust week where he has been IN
the interest or his timber run out
or the recent ri-e III The sS1sndy
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

Now is the time Tor our teach
crs OF this county to begin pre-
psring for the Institute. Remcm-
b II it is only about three weeks
before ii bprins..
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

How are you going to celebrate
the Fourth We, the BANNER ere ",
viii celebrate BY pounding lead
il the interest Of its readers and.
the welfare Of our people gencr-
s@nlly
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

The Near UoniaioA, Il large nine
column folio, published at Nor
gantown, w Va, is before us.
'fhe Domi0ii0n is now in it's 9th
year and from its appearance and
az shows. it has met with good
success. Long may it live and
prosper for Tie cause of good old
Dc1EOcracY.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

q. T. EroMLing opOilyille, this
county, has Il living curiosity in
the form Of fomr-lcgged chicken,
---taxaaaf -aslli4l, pretrude from Hiiiiffifef.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

We cxtciil acordial invitation
10 al our subscribers and friends
{, visit us while attending court.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

s,iiavstit Court begins Monday
July 1st.
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Calvin S. Brice, of New york,
has been chosen Chairman Of the
-Dcmoeratie National Committee,
which meets the approval of all
sooa, honest Democrats a bet
f.. choice could rot have been
snla;,e.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

: Our thanks are due to John
Wi',al, son Of Prof. Wigal Of Guy
undotte, for able assistance in the
BANNER Office during the lay-oH Of
our foreman who :.as been suffer
ing with boil Oh his hand.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

Trarifers. remember the Insti-
, fute begins here July 18th.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

VT. Evulis, Of London. Ny,
was hcfeIast Wccklctiine out the
contract for carrying the mail
between tins place and WarficEd,
Ky MlieA VIZ, a waatrtleal te-la.Il AR. J.
e il..leol1cr place, four
wears
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

Mr Milton and wife, of Guyal=
!, dotte. arrived hereslast week, and
will feiia.siir Within for sometime,
Mr.. Milton wii1@follow his trade,
a. painter, and has several jobs
In 4 . nj yirf1Ift
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

II you want letter heads have
hem printed at This office.
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ALBERT MAYER { Bros,
Wholesale HatterS
1919 log W. Pearl St.,
GINCINNATI O.
: )O(--


Thanking The merchants OF the
Guyandotte Valley. for the liberal
patronage heretofore given us
We beg to assure them that We
have entered the Spring and Sum
Nor Campaign OF 1889, better
equipped tlastn=esser before, and
are preparetlato give to the trade,
better bargains for FIRST CLASS
GOODS, than has ever been
offered in the Ohio Valley
When YOU visit Cincinnati, give
rs a9eall before purchasing your
Hats and Caps.
Respectfully, Apply
Albert Mayer & 8 Bros.
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t. b. BEskirk returned home
the latter part of last week from
Parkersburg, where he had been
attending court, and informed us
of Il heavy loss Of goods shipped
from Cincinnati by the sinking Of
the steamer Boone near Ports
mouth, Ohio. last week.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27

In order % not disappoint any
one who desire old newspapers,
and sending to this Office for them,
We viii simply say that no papers
Will be allowed to leave this Office
unless so advertised through the
BANNER that We have surplus
on hand.
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npon the energies Of the nation
more closely every day. The

more closely every day. The
tilpes. q IS full fof plainiipgss
aftd 81 Tire TIE Mistress which Gofnes
from an iniqnitoHs and unjust
taxing system that robs the people.
O. the fruits Of. their toll, and
denies them the opportunity for
Labor in a landwhich, under fairer
law would furnish constant work
Ia. linlis
There never was'a grafdcr time
for fhc exhibition Of the power Of
young America than the present.
The nation is in the grasp of q
! power more dangerons.to its insti-
tuition than any eneniS-Which ever
tc0nfronts II. The power Of mo-
nopoly canrot be oycrborn. To
defeat It and save the country
from tlispotism-to save the peo-
pie their freedom-to# save the
1 birthright Of the american citizen
the young men of tho Repub-
lie must buckle on their armor
land go forth into the fight against
! the foes of the Republican.
4 We want in this State new brains
to think, new heart to dare, and
new arms to work. We want hon
esty, Of purpose iii politics a. n
Isother affairs OF life. Wewant men
to fight battle for the party, and
mot self. We want the Demo
cratic party reformed, reiuyenated
and reclaimed. The young men
can do it, if theywill. Will they
i -Charlnsfnn I)n;L,f Ga-cffe-.---4
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27
In the State are
HUNTINGTON, w. Va

Their partner IN the tailoring business is
IT. J. Grieves the FINEST Of CUTTERS, ans!
fit and satisfaction guaranteed. They also
handle a full line Of Ready Made Clothing,
gents furnishings, trunks, xalses, etc. lii
fact every thing to be found in amy City
Clothing Store. They bHy for cash and sell
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-06-27
D0wn In Alabama some whites
threaten to drive away Or lynch .
,i I1sSgs SesIas &. HssJj ;sy


upon d great northern Republican
sIproar is heard. The brerthcn
should keep cool. 1t is less than
80 days since the white mems
republican party was organized in
Alabma. The party and its pur-
poses we're heartily -lndorsessIkl ..hl.yS
the President, and rot d single
10 -thern republican newspaper
OF orator protested. The present
threat Of the Alabama whites to
kill the postmaster is the natt ri
result Of the white mans. party,
which Mfr. Harrison approved.
IKcepc cool. Things be workin' 4