The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-12-19

The new dwellings Of i. HI.
Thompson and w. NJ. Cary on
Dingess street are nearing COM
pIetion, and will add greatly TO
the looks Of that part Of the
town.
Farmers should see that their
stock have good dry quarters for
winter. 1t takes less feed and
stock look better in the spring,
when they are protected from the
wet and cold.
G.3M. Turley, who has been abb
sent from town on business for
several days returned Tuesday.
Charlie never forgets the BANNER,
but always brings us the name of
a new subscriber.
Mrs. M. B. Mullins and Miss
Irene Barber were in town Mon
day shopping. The children at
Rum Creek MAY expect something
nice at the close of Miss BARRIERS
school on Christmas.
The Moundsyille Sun has at
last ascertained the fact that a
first class country newspaper can
not be run at subscription price
of one dollar per year. In the
future its price is 1925.
The Huntington and Charleston
correspondents of our city dailies
seem to be asleep. Nothing start
ling from the Hatfield Mccoy, or
the Brumfield- Mccoy feuds for
two long and weary weeks.
NJ. 3. Mullins, j. A. Sheppard
and U. B. Buskirk sold their
lands on Rich Creek to Col. Alex
McClintock, of Lexington, KY,
Saturday at "a good price. Cheap
land in Logan has played out.
The M6rmons Of Richie county
have been assessed with one tenth
Of their worldly goods by the
Mormon preacher. Several have
paid, but are ignorant Of the pur-
pose to which it will be applied.
/ The Wheeling Register, of the
18th, publishes a letter from some
E.nnknoWn person who claims that
he and two other men, and not
Van Baker, are the murderers Of
Mrs Baker and Mrs. McWha.
Baker has a life sentence in the
penitentiary.
John j. Robertson of Gnyan-
dotte, IS in town visiting his son,
IS. b. Robertson and his old
friends at misplace. Mr.. Robert
son was a citizen Of this place
I for more than twenty years, and
s=we-ha4e= warm place in our
hearts for him.
Nearly all colds are slight at
first, but their tendency is to so
lower the system that the sufferer
becomes Il ready victim to any
prevalent disease. The us Of Ay-
er,s Cherry Peetoral, in-the- be-
ginning of a cold, would guard
against this danger.
/ Thos. g. Whitcd,. our efficient
BGircuit Court Clerk, is great
friend of the BANNER, and takes
| pleasure in helping us. When
the drums beat for the clerkshlp
campaign next year, it is useless
to ask for whom the folds Of oui
BANNER will be unfurled.
No remedy FOR blood disorders
can equal Ayers Sarsaparilla
/ Though concentrated and power
full, this medicine is perfectly safe
and may be taken by children las
we'll as adults. Physicians recon-.
mend it in preference to any 9th
err. Price 81. Worth IS bottle
Edward Harpold, a printer oil
Racine, Ohio, was in town over
Sunday looking for job. He
was foot sore. and weary, and
claims to have been brought here
by Misrepresentation. He has
our sympathies. but our Office il
already full and we have no room
for another printer
We know that our subscribers
are each contemplating to give VI
a Christmas present, but as We
have no where to store so many
gifts, we will suggest that eacl
subscriber send us the name of ;
new subscriber, with the cash
This would enable US to give then
a better paper for 1890.
DIED.-Tuesday morning at The
residence Of her husband, Marlir
D. Hale, near Logan G. H., Mrs
Rachel Augusta Hale, in the 39tl
4 year of her age. Mrs. Hale wa
n dauphter of tbe lata Col. Nor