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

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Observer Lyons, Of st. Paul.
Mimi, reports tile approach Of 4
cold wave over a thousand miles
in width.
The Cronin case has atlast beer
given to the jury. What new
sensational horror viii Chicago
bring to light.
Mr.. Gunther, of Huntington,
has taken the contract to complete
the residence Of Mr.. j. E. Peck
at Whites Mill.
We can't say whether our mer-
chants have any holiday goods or
not, as they have failed to adyer-
tise their wares.
We are glad to say that Mrs. r.
W. Peck, who was reported sick
with remittent fever last week, is
slowly improving.
Mr.. w. K. Justice has pur-
chased the j. L. Stafford property
at Oceana, Mr.. Stafford having
removed to Blue Stone.
The boys failed to pay up their
fines, and now six of them are in
the bastile in durance vile. Obey
the laws or pay the penalty.
Weare glad to learn that. Mrs.
Compton Stafford, Of Cub Creek,
who has been quite i'll for several
weeks, is rapidly improving.
DR.. james O'Keeffe, of Taze-
well G. H., is in town. He is a
pioneer in the development of the
coal interests Of this county,
John L. Sullivan is matched to
flight Jackson for a purse of $15,=
900, the fight to- take place near
San Francisco, within five months.
On Decaml 9 10th Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie purchased Of Henry g.
Davis and others a tract of 1900
acres near EffiontowH for $780,
600.
James Yinson, the step father
1ef J. B. Wilkinson, IS IN town.
TThe latcKf string of the BANNER
always hangs on the outside for
Jim.
Alexander Trent, of Gilbcrts
Greek, has disposed Of his wild
lands. Esbert Mills, Jr., is the
purchaser and the price paid is a
fair one.
Mr.. T. N. Smith, Prosecuting
Attorney of Lincoln county, was
a distinguished visitor Sunday.
! EIc-rerefts everything Lincoln
as quiet.
Col. VIM. Shannon, Of Wayne
G. H., who is engaged in timber
ing on the river above here, pass
ed this plaee-ea his way home on
Saturday.
We are sorry to learn that Geo
1 McComis, son of =. X. MeComis.
is ver.ylow= with consumption at
| his residence about SIX miles be
low this place.
We care but little who signs
\ with different clubs i'll the base
4 ball league, il our foreman, Mr.
! Fl. II. Salyarels, will sign Wifi, rs
for the next year.
Harry ZeigIer, the vender of
first class jewelry, passed through
town Tuesday, with ''mine horse
Sharley and mine dog Dash, on
his way to Huntington.
John 3. Hager, prominent at
torney of Boone county, is in
town, engaged in taking deposi.
tions in the divorce suit of Hinch-
! man against Hinchman.
Mr., Thomas Duty, of Cabell
long resident of this county
was in town Monday, accompanied
by his son and his brother, Mr.
William Duty, of Lincoln.
John Trout and Robert Baily
of Wayne G. H., passed through
ttownIast Friday on theirwaX te
1 Wyoming county, where they are
engaged in large timber deal.
Rev. fletcher Golden, Presiding
Elder of the NJ. L. Church, South
for this district was in town yes
1 terday. Bro. Golden is a gooe
worker in his masters vineyard.
Dom Pedro says that Brazil il
} not sufficiently civilized for sci
government. Brazil and Don
i Pedro haze joined issue on tina
Question, and Brazil is-slightly OIL
top.
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