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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-15
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Il THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THRoUGH0UT BY THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK grcv .,
SYSTEM SNAA
TRAINS FOR THE WEST

~ S.s5,ssS f S'IsS'
s p1ees fu@s s 'ss es o. se Ssaos
KoS% Sleeping Rn9s and o sss
= Fast Line, Win pullman ye.seuls Parlo, ana
Pl:t.buTg Clncin9stL Cleye and aGd 81 Louis daily.
$50 p:' Wesein Laprs's,, s7@ Pullman ,yssaoal.
fasssSs % da is sssi ssss s:as
day, ior Cleveland and Toledo ts .n,.., -,
s Cars Fsas sss
GGy nPs s aS A Ct Oh q % connecting At S'i'
For 100 H % :1a - .1S s
90, ii 90 M, 90 90 and 80 D. N sunSssSS
q Putnam a s r South Car.
and sSHd as 10 Ss bans s'' ts' 70 10
Sc 90 aaa % a S'sG shSSs'. ssa
as;, 90 S1s A. sl: q
e'' 6as Car o ad tcssss
For XSaSte ci Tai 90 Through Car and 90 D. m veal.
Cape pax Npg 10 m ,SS
noon go siG 10 20 and nd 10 p m on sunday,
For Old r9ns and NSffPE SoTSSfk PS.$sps;
pOs.s q b$ssiyS with al, s,.ps,
s transit for BgcSklyn travel 80 anu aii'a
foK and cranat Stress s Says SsEF
4 rs. $40. 20. 90, 80 @ So'e1eo Limited
T iSo S,%ns g 90 O. % e. $05 80 s
Accommodation. II 10 a. m. 40 and 90 p{ N.
Sundays aSpres SO "a eiS oG 20 90 % Li%i,edl
p and 19 rs Slght A., AccommodaIlon, 90 p1 N d.
and II 10 a. m. /. 2 4, 8 p n: and 10 m. Snd
Ticket offices Nos 4s5 $40 and Si4 BrOadwayu N
Court-st and Brooklyn Annex Station foot os EIIs
ton-st.. brooklyn rs Hudsonst, Hoboken Statlon-
Jersey City Emgrant Ticket Office. Castle Gardsnss
The New.York Transfer Company viii call Tor and chssS
baggage from hotels and residences Ss
CHAS. f. PUGH. J. r wOOn
General Manager. General pass'r Acent
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ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGOI
800 P. NJ, 600 p. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ

100 z. NJ, 500 z. NJ, 80 p NJ
ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH To CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANCE AN,S OF OF ANY CLASS OF CARS ., ,s,..
BGTeFy Battery Paee chambers and West 80 s 81
Broadway Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson SIS.
MSp0sea and New Station jersey G a %aef oas tos
checking and transfer Of baggage be obtained Ex
from ohambersst local trains l2e minutes earlier.
Gcasha Da 70 p Sga aHPro' pullman Du''
M Every Day New yesdeud LmGd VIZ .0 ~ Vs
SSSa Day cSaeHes Fiasl Dining ana slcspiaS
Sleeping Cars clsyeIand GInsl9nsu and st. Louis.
p: Every Day New FAST Express. via Buffalo NagArs
G s H an@ a tT to Chicago sS% SsR
S Pullman y Raf Ta er K and
$50 bSSy Ds cR SS p HSsS E 5ss se iGs
Cars to Chicago without change via salamanca 81 .
Orange G.. S:o7h, 3 II 10, l24o 2Jo siS tio7 a
sundays. s:4S 10 30 p SIS, IS, 10, ,o..o 90
Noa'I'S SS. 80 g ss4 o. IA S;s7S:
p.!.a tS S Is go 5a 80 80 . i io 80 &C. Z 1
25o. 500 S;S7h sou 81 o 2; 90 70 ''"@
Paterson aS oos AS T. sG5a $50 10 49, 50?
us: $50 s: So SS Is or els $50 7sS,
Nesas TX and ps ale Wis Newark s4s sao 7s9
R5g: $S ,s S2 be- 'ss 30 Sas So
sSS5E Csc "a 80 s. 6a2@ $780, d. 0'O71' o'sO q
suseSa E 10 a. 70 1S 80 $50.
Ne$Ssr{s se$ y. SsS$, G.S 49, 49, The '"'
S$;S$n S So % ST. 50 q S % s 80
Sunday SS local az ans main ne AS siS 1890
f. m l5 B sPs 10 S'' m from "e'
'NoRTHERN RAILRoAp or y. J. DIVISION;
EnSsls ss % n is i if9sos p 10 %aS
a sSt, < 40 AS. 07 6A5 3, 10 80, IL; SUM
DAYS Z Is o 80, 80. 4. 80 and 10 "a eo
Nyaek and sparklll-5 rs z slS, l0lS II ;sc.o ~
SSn; SS3 w. s.i5 o 80, 1 80. 4. Z 80 sI5.
o,d II cents In General Agent To-
" Suburban Homes With local timetables.
w j. MURPHY. T. p. FARMER
b.. v" General STUNT Ganaral Passenger AgenAb
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RAILROADS..
NETWORK CENTRAL
IN
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the GoYernment

THE GREAT EogR-TRAcK TRUNK LINE
Ro SSfffa 9 OF 'N TIE fs' FAST n NAIL al
EskS S THE 1FFrSf GAB pFfkFT RGCH
the %$ %$ Sa 4ss'i ''
New, York to syracuse.
Montreal Special: Wagner drawineroom cars New York
Hud:on R%I,osd Ns"iYofs Adams Central
sP BtH2gs ytfSHf ygs15sSarsS
s ss RsaasiS* SSss s.
next s Ss r Gsys
CON "a rt9ens seeplng,cars in service; nm, r.
ron to- q cleSeland cnsSna IndaaapS and
%' aS S
YORK TO Albany s ~, xa.,,.., r.,
ges saraSsa Lake dsoTEs kytIsSa 6Sann Ss
T TSf to A saRtSss and cars N"
80 Saratoga, Special with Wagner drawing
room G55' ma Accommodating Albany Troy Con;
points on. Fitch6qTe Railroad Wagner drawingrOOm
mr. chicago. Cincinnati and s.. LOp; ,,5 Ex
for Ssgi c c IodaSSp S. LOu
Detroit and Chicago, with Wagner vesbued sleeping and
y 80 p M. Montreal, Adirondack and canandsisua
Express Wsgner RRS paror esr o con
and Adrondaek Mountain pSnts: Wagner 'leepng ears
and to syracuse Can1ndnigua daily except sunday
% p. m, Fast Mall Limited arrives, at Rochester
stiO D. M. Fast Night Express for Rochester. Burao
Niagara Fails Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indanapos
St. Louis Detroit and Chicago with Wagner sleeping
daily except Saturday, sleepingcars to Cansndagua on
Sundays only. .
IL midnight for Saratoga and Adirondack Noun.
talns No connection With train leaving Saturday.
w w1S .ns e iD he Nor and Connects Albany
Tickets and IN drawing sleeping-cars on
EssSs,iway i2 Ia s Place 40. West l25ihsi and
fulton Sta and 1898 Bcdtortave. f.. D. BROOKLYN. ~
westcotes Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels or residences -
run daily; others daily except Sunday. Stop ct
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PITrSFIEID AND NORTH ADAMS SPE.
CiAis With SSgant Wagner Drawing room ears, through
via Harlem Division daily. except Sundays at 10 35
IonN M. TOUCEf GEORGE III. DANIELS,
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Danting Aeaoemlss.

A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, so 5th-ave.,
"a. between 18th and l4h ss-Private and class les
~ FORGE w. WALLACE's SCHOOLS No. 90 West
" 59th-st-Opening Receptions. Thursday, September
60 afternoon and evening Harlem School at build
ing Nos so and 50 West 126th-st, Lenoxave.-Openng
Receptions, Friday October II, afternoon and evening
See circular.
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Contains 10000 householders' in NewYorg City,
Also suburban towns and villages OF NewYork. Staten
Island NewJersey &c invaluable for sending circulars
reaching the parties direct; price Sc
w. PHILLIPS CO.. 81 Nassaust.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. 81

CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through seepngcsr 70 ST Louis via MAG
Falls leaves the Depot at ldalyl.
via the New-YOrk Central Michigan Central and wabash
Rsroads-dinng cars for all meas-arying In 81 Louis
AS second morning. Connections In Union Depot, ST.
Louis for oil points West and southwest For times
table sleeping-car beIths. &c, write call on n. e
MCCLELLAN. General Eastern Agent. 1923 BroadwayN.Ys
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For Both SeXes-City.
A THE NEw.YoRK COLLEGE
FOR THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS.
University Place.
DR.. NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER. Presiden

l. Offers 70 teachers q experience and TO
students who haye nsi ess collegiate training
two years PROFESSIONAL COURSE leading t. the
degree OF Bachelor Pedagogy.
2 Prepares professional KINDERGARTNEIS for ad-
vaDced positions
8. Equip., By special TRIMMING teachers Of NATURAL
SCIENCE, DOMESTIC ECONOMY, FORM STUDY AND
DRAWING, WOODWORKING METAL-WORKING.
SLoyD, MECHANICAL DRAWING. PHYSICAL CULT
URE and the TONIC SOFIA system OF NJ USIC.
l. Provides MODEL SCHOOL. having twelve
years OF study extending from Kn1ergart
through the High School Th school hl demlnsra d
by successful eXJ.,rlenca that MANUAL TRAINING
be effectively combined with the ual school smde, t.
prepare boys and girls their life
Circulars information regarding admission. scholarships
special courses and specimen copies publications.
will be sent % applicants Visitors always welcome
Examinations for September II. Thlri year
begins September %.
A CUISINES EDUCATION Bookkeeping writing.
"a. arithmetic. correspondence. spelling. grammar
biography typewrtnR Ladies' department day evening,
ell summer. PAINES BUSINESS COLLEGE. 81 Bow
cry, Canal uptown. 1o7 w. 2th-st. Braadway.
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Jneirnriion.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
A HARVARD SCHOOL.
5TH.AvE- AND 47TH-sT
FALL TERN BrorNs SEPT. 90.
Thorough preparation the best colleges and business
WILLIAM FREELAND. Principal
Students will be received at the school for examna
son and classification any dey after Sept 0.
A -MESSRS. WILSON & KELLOGG'S SCHOOL,
a. NO. 800 FLsTH-AVE near 50th-st
school OF high grade preparatory 10 any college,
scientific school business. Gymnasium.
CLASS FOR LITTLE BOYS
under experienced nsructress
Thirteenth Year begins Sept 20.
a RTHUR IL. CUTTERS SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
MI Cutler will be the school house. No. 20 West
tsd-st. after Monday, September % Autumn term be-.
gins Monday, September 80
GLASS FOR BoyS.-Iniermeiate and ADVANCED
"A. grades students prepared for college law scientific
,choos and business. w. +. CHASE, ~ West 5Oth.st
BARNARD SCHOOL,
ID III and 10 West 125th-st
Thorough preparation for college business Primary
Grammar and High School Departments Well-eQupped
GYM ssum military drill course Of manual training,
Of which conflict with the ordinary school duties No
extra charges Ten boarding pupils received In principal
family. enjoying all benefits OF home Reopens Sept 3D.
WIN. L. HAzEN. JNo. w. FRENCH Headmasters.
Applicants examined after Sept 10
OrpVET Ey SCHOOL,
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Mem Dublirat;ons.

1lOOK.-French, Conversations, ldioms, 10,
ID mailed postpaid by Pref BERGER, 900 Broadway
New.York author OF "New French Method published by
Appleton Glasses forming payment IN advance; no
charge missed free trial usdies wednesday,
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gnsirnrtion.
For Young Ladies-City

A JACKSON SEMINARY, 2.o25 5th-ave., cor 125th.
"A. st-BOardng and DAY school for young ladies and
shaded Boar1ers from $500 to $500 yearly oath
year commences September 26.
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n ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY,

{ ENIRAL RAIL aS1 ~ OF NSEW,,JERSEY.
Time For T19c OF sspss%Se 10 I39 M.us
Chunk Wilkesbarre and Scranton Reading, Harrisburg
100 a. m for Pennington, Eastou Bethlehem. Allen
town and Mauch Chpnk ,.,o. r.,o t,o,.,oo,, r,.,o,
Be@ Ae l25 MaaeS chanE WRResSs
ton Beading, Harrisburg Potsvlle Tamaqus, Shamokini
Alien sso
=, s:45 m. Tor EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown. Msucs
80 p M foT Pennington, Lake liOPstcSSng, Easton-
and 80 D. m for fSmeS and e%nsSMa aues
Chunk Heading afrs6urg ETC. on sundays at 80 2 NJ
100 sundays, for Lake IIoPaSeSng. par. o,.,,
Grove SS and niq po Hrnf Pleasant P Co., IS II
80, 100, go, 10 p m SUNDAYS 90 zoo M
'uF For Atlantic aS o msEoRds Via MatawaS and Keypor
e FoF LcrG 80 Toms sE River HS and Barnega 400 sa
For Beach Hsysr Atlantic City, vlneand and Bridges
For Perth Ambcy 90 90 rs, 10 80 II rs
1 80, 200. 80, 100. 10. 80 D. m Sundays ;ooS
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ANIL
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE, -,
Via Central r II. OF New-Jersey Philadelphia and Read
Ing R. f.. and Baltimore and Ohio R. r. leave foot Ot
For f5adsPfa 4o 90 7t 90 ssS 49, Il SS
g. M isT3GS1AYs $50, 80 m. $50 $50. siS.
I For Baltimore SAT- and washington daily II 90
ns DC e'nE at have sS for
burg, POttsville, &c. . -, 49,
AIS g14 40 1923 Broadway, 737 6th-aye, 204 West
125ths 1874 East 125thst., New YORK; Courtst, eoo
Fulton-st., 90 Broadway Brooklyn -.
New.York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c.. 81
w II. r. r. r. Co., Lessee.-Trans leave West 42dst
station New York, as follows and twenty minutes earlier
Hamilton, . IS a. m. .5I5 ssl5 p N: St Louis.
Hohres CaRada. East IS 5 p, Niagara Fails, Ta;
cuse Utica principal intermediate stations, 10, g 53
a. M. is. 'S:15 D. m, tand (al II SQ a. m for gucs
977y 59 3s a5 fiiGSS 10 a. ma and g. z
IS Il D. m Newbufg 10 lis M rs. IS 5:S5, g 81
fegant sleeping Buiiall Nlaeaa Fails TORONTO,
Detroit Chicago and St. Louis sDaly DAILY Satur
DAYS Other trains daily except Sundays D. Leave JerseI
West Shore station ali :oG a. M. So 80 p M For tick.
cts time tables information, apply al ofices Brooklyn
s33 Washngton-st 726 Fulton-st Annex Ofce foot %
Fulton.st New-York Ciy271 sOs 7s5, and $40 Broad:
way 1881 BOwery u Park Place. SO West 25th ST. ana
West Shore Stations foot OF West 42it and loot Of Jay,
gage from hotels residences. c. f. LAMBERT. Gems
ersl Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt ave.. N Y.
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FORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Boarding Seminary OF highest grade. EXCI.U.
sIyELY FOR LADIES. Superb modern buildings steam.
heated with handsome and commodous chapel rooms
music and rooms parlors gymnasium and furnished
rooms for 100 young ladies and for 12 Professors and
Teachers Five courses OF study with diplomas grad,
uaon also Preparatory Glasses 1900 per year. board
furnished and all studies Music. Art stenOg
rsphy aud TypewyitinR. 32d year Sept 16.
Jos. e. KING. .. D. Fort Edward. N. Y.
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AEAsHTSGrox ApfiI 1f;.-I

WAsHTSGToS Apfil 16.--It was
,ahass ikstlS|5
81. Iettef4 R0sta &c To one cent
which il being taFIxcd Of consider.
ably throughout country will
be subject Of careful considera-
lion BY the postofiee dep rtment,
.andli would not be at all snrpris-
Jag If il we're recommended in
Postmaster General Wanamaker's
first report. Third Assistant
Postmaster General Hazen, who
has direct supervision Of all mat
ters pertaining to postage said to
your correspondent to-day that he
had neycT.
reduction IN postage and never
intended to. 1t was only a mat
ter Of time, he said, when two
.eeGat postage would give away to
one cent Wheeling Register.
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MOUTH 0F POND, Ky.

-. April %, 1889.
| Editor BANNER:
Farmin@his the order Of the
day.
About one hundred and twenty
| five RATS went out on the tide
last week. The water was not
high enough above this place ia
rum timber, so a very little went
fout from above.
William Layne, while working
at a saw log in the mountain
above this place, had his leg bro
ken in two places, and also re-
EaceiNed.s -internal Injuries Or.
Hudgins of Logan G. H., and DR..
ff9aHw'son Of this pface amputated
his leg, but he died under the OPP
Grafton.
Rush Williamson and VIE of
Catlettsburg. are visiting. friends
at this place. Miss QctaviQ5 Smith
of tHis place Is visiting friends at
Catlettsburgh.. III
\ :-T.ara speeRlktors are to be met
wStf evefy tfas ivvs. I Real Ests,se IS
booming.s Railway slrrv eyors- are
at Thacker Creek aboye Mere this
week. There, is 10 end TO Off
coal mineral and timber. IF we
oat the road on Sandy will
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PROSECUTING AgPoRsl.y ,
MATIEE


| All persons are warned not to trespass
in any Way yshstexer upon the folloNs.
ing lands:
/ 900 acres on Ben creek purchased
from VIM. Collins.
800 acres on Four Pole purchased
Erens s,ffifis.
I 100 acres.on Ben creek purchased from
VIM. Collins.
81 acres oh Beech creek purchased
| from ID. ID. kEahon.
| y t29saeres on Beech urcek purchased
FROM Samuel sAfHficn.
~ Ill acres on Beech creels purchased
from Anthony Mahoii..
1871 acres on Beech creek purchased
| from Valentine and Jane Hatfield.
go acres on Beech creek purchased
-frolA L, Mahoil.
IN. mo acres ia on 'ag river purchaser
f.sss assss !. q 81 'Isg. liver purchased
tra 5ias J a a. T Ss ~ gyssl'.ssa
raa eF gats eas Grapevine r. p'ssisse'
$50 acres on Grapevine purchased
from johnson Hatfield, il.
III acres on Sulphur purchased FROM
Alafair Davis
IA acres on Mate creek purchased
from l.. ID. Chambers.
] ,354 acres on Mate creek purchased
from Ans. Hatfield, ST..
322 aefes on Mate creek purchased
from Elias Hatfield.
40 acres On Mate creek purchased
from Elias Hatfield.
326 acres On Mate creek purchased
from Ans. Hatfield, ST.
Ap,persons disregarling this notice
will be prosecuted TO the fullest extent
of the law. q
JAMES 0'EEEFFE, Agent,
For j. d. SERGEANT. mar 2S 50 ly.s
- 4. Il i. ~. =,
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An exchange says that sheep
killing dogs should Be scat. to the
happy hunting ground. TO which
We might adei-:sDittos non-paying
subscribers to country newspa-
pers.-t Fayette Democrat.
We -sdascely~ eye. pick up q
country newspaper without find,
ing some reflection upon delin-
'quent subscriber. And while we
think every person ought to be
wiling to pay for his paper, yet
more blame really attaches to the
newspaper manager, than the de-
.llnquent subscriber. The sub
scrlption is small item, and the
subscriber to whom a paper is
sent year after year without re-
newah forgets the amount, unless
he - specially notified. The
BANNER has adopted the cash
system, and will send il to no
one, until the subscription is fully
pad and will discontinue every,
p'Per, as seQn As the time Of sub
seflp'ion has expired. In this
way We.are-bIlilding up a healthy.
..n'saiatlon, and although less than
sao months Of age, We, have a
o9a subscription LIST, embracing
territories. ''S,7 m
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We beg to call our readers at
tention to the new card in this
issue Of the First National Bank
81 Huntington, one Of the solid
institutions Of this end Of the
State. THIS bank although only
a little over I've years old, has
accumulated a large business and
under the present conservative
management has the undoubted
seoafidaaace of all. 9Taqod Of ouT
prominent citizens, Messrs. J. A.
Nighbert and J. E. Robertson are
large stockholders in this accomo3
dating institution and can give
any one details or information
concerning it. This bank, be-
sides having superior local CON
nections in this land. adjoining
counties. is a Depository Of the
State Of West Virginia and being
organized under United States
Laws has government supervision
besides the careful management
of the principal owners, directors
and stockholders. Call and see
them.
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CASH FOX ALI WORK.


lou viii please announce J. M.
L. R0BIaETT asa candidate for
-rofnty superintendent =of Free
Schools for logan County Mr..
RoEtxEgsf AaA. held 4 Ne. I-vcerz
.tificate for twelve years and has
been a member Of the board Of
examiners for three years and is
in every way flied for the office
MANY VoTERs.
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STONES NUGGETS.

Roy 9. Stone, Kingwootls W. Va,
viii sell you,
An elegant Upright Piano for $lo5
Ahandsome parlor organ for $50.
"a superb top buggy for $50.
A new Family Singer Sewing Ma
Cline for $25.
Cut and full description Of either o.
above, free.
Goods always rs represented !, and sat:
isfaetioh guaranteed. Address
Roy g. Sroxr, .Kingwood, w. Va
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The brilliant and accomplished
Editor Of the Fayette Democrat,
will please accept Our eolleeif,.ai tttll la.
tons. Democracy and .ITnion
of hands, anda union Of hearts,
always so together.
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Mccall attention to HE afalsver=
tisement Of NJ. White, found in
another column. Mr.. White is q
live merchant, and will do. the
square thing by His customers.
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:. Q. B. Buskirk, Commissioner of
School LandszferAtlli county WI with
his attorney, ). A. Sheppard, are
up the river this week looking
after school land trespassers.
Persons without any right what
ever, have been engaged for sew
eral years in cutting Himber from
school lands in this county aud
we are glad to see that an effort
is being made te. prevent further
waste.
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Boys stop Il.

IN lasf sunday night while re-
ElaEsls l lsls ] y M
were using very vulgar Fam
salage upon the street; with ladies
not more than ten feet In front Of
them. During all this 4 repre-
sentative 81 this paper called
their attentian-t9--t the fact OF
IEladies. being near, and that they
should be more careful about usJ
ing such language, when one Of
them, q supposed bully 81 the
gang blated out, what inthe h--l
do we care forladies.
4 has been ei:y==ttiz
since we have been here why
ladies never come ont upan the
streets after dark, but since Whit
occurred last Sunday night it IS
sufficient to solve the mystery !;
they cannot 20 alone without be-
ing insuitsd by such language, and
even if accompanied by an escort
they are subject to the same by
these tougfrs.
II is no rare thing thing; to see a gang
of boys collected togethcr,on some
corner using the most vile and
vulgar language that could come
from EiiiiaEH4 Ii IS. say hn
man, but In our estimation they
are nothuman, they have not the
respect Of human beings. Well,
what are they? a gang Of young
toughs who have hadNbetter teach
ing but have not the respect for
themselves Or ali one else to.
make use of it. This is an out
rage upon our good citizens and
we appeal to our village officers
to protect them from such work.
As this is. the first time we have
mentioned this matter we will
give no names, but if it ever occurs
again we shall not only write it
up, but shall give tkanauss Of
all who are participants in such
conduct. And, more, we shall see.
that they are brought before our
Village Justice and dealt with to
the fullest extent Of the law.
The Logan Democrat is improv-
ing with every issue and is, one Of
ourmost valued exchanges. She
has the financial standing and
can afford to spread OUT Guy
Iytfftutte Herald.
Amt you a little off brother
tfennen, the Logan Democrat,
after the fall election went pell
nell into the Harrison camp, with
il Editor dexil, BAG and baggage.
and has been dead Tor tie last
three months. Probably you
mean the BANNER"
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

Cabelt County will on the 21st
day Of May, vote on the PROPOSE
ton Of subscribing $4,000 in five
per cent. bonds, payable in TWEEN
tH-tive years, TO the Huntington
q 0sVandotte River Railroad.
No better Investment could be
made by the county. Hunting
ton alone would find double that
amount a, good investment, as It
would threw the, trade of Logan
and Wyoming from Charleston to
that city. n
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

We have a full stock Of en-
velopes and are prepared to do as
fine and cheap work as any Office
in the state.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

Our fruit crop will be an
abundant one. In fact we have
the best fruit region in the Sta%.
Our spring is a week earlier than
it is in the Kanawha Valley and
we have peaches and the smaller
frllitzs. a. least nine ears=-ellt-
ten.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

As the people Of LOGAN county
are largely interested in the Nor
fork and Western Railfoaay Ne
produce the following from their
last annual report:
The report shows in detail the
operations for the year 1883. The
gross earnings were 50 ,S99, 59S 50,
operating expenses &3,001 1921 13,
net earnings $1,s97677 rs, an in
crease of ( per cent. OYER the pre-
vious year. 4 Mithin eight years
the annual net earnings have
more than doubled, and the
funded debt has increased from
$25,lSf per mile to 1862. A
considerable portion Of the report
is devoted TO the roads connec-
tions, the East Tennessee, the
Louisville and Nashville, the
northwestern connection and
southwestern extension.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-25

Three Harriage license were.
issued, and twenty seven deeds
we're recorded BY the County
Clerk for the week ending April
18th.