The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-03

ERE 81. EtLAIssiE to Per. OIL i Il.
parts II the tfsitelI Stat
solved that the Secretary be as.ftl.
Dried 10 expend sufficient money
IN newspaper advertising, circu-
lars and such printed matter az
may be required To bring before
the people Of the United States
the advantages Akron offers, for
LILY esss:s: ssss s
ces that the property placed in
his hands. for free distribution
shall be distributed as he may
deem PROPER.
JACoB FAEHSDRIcH, Sec IT.
We want and we are going to
have men Of enterprise to work
orr gold, silver and coal mines.
We want masons and carpenters
to erect residences and business
blocks. We want laborers in our
lime, cement firescIay works.
We want capitalists to increase
our manufacturers. We want
business men, active, wide awake,
to take charge Of our stores and
business houses, to buy and sell
goods. We want $4,000 active
energetic eastern farmers-no
dudes need apply-to occupy the
thousands of acres Of government
land lying tributary to Akron
What we want is TO GET PE0=f
PIE HERE. COME AND SEE
AKRON FOR YOURSELF. We
insist that every one going west
-shaffstop at akron. Our CONF
pany will make you welcome.
We have big hearted people here
generous and noble. The West
Side Improvement Company is
amply supplied with meHey tei
entertain strangers. c are noM-
arranging to have three Grand
Transcontinental excursions from
all parts Of the country, in the
next five months, commencing
with Sept. 9th and 22d, Oct. 14th
80 days limit from day of sale,
with privilege 10 stop off west Of
the Missouri river, to Akron and
Denver and In order THAT the in
coming visitors shall have a decid-
ed monetary interest in the town,
the Company has placed at the
disposal of the Secretary num-
Der Of valuable building lots, with
instructions to send a deed Tor
one of these lots to each reader of
this advertisement, who may send
his or heI name to the Secretary
with~25sGents to pay notary fee
and postage These lots are a
free gift and entirely unincun-
bered, each deed containing an
abstract of title from the govern
ment; the taxes paid for 1890.
Many efthese lots are now worth
800 each. On Dec. 18th, 1889,
an excursion was run from Dem
=vef1 toAkren- and mitn Sold
from Sl5 to $250.
THE GIVING OF THESE
LOTS FREE Is NO SCHEME OK
TRICK, but a straightforward en-
terprising business effort by en-
terprising people to build UP our
city. There is no obligation on
the part Of the holdeI Of this deed
to visit Akron this Summer, but
we know that a large number will
be induced to come All we ask
Of those who stay at home is that
they talk Akron and send their
friends. With all this enterprise
back of it, the city is sure to grow,
and grow fast, and the lots that
are now worth 800 cash, should
by fall, when the street cars get
to running, be worth from $500
to 81, 800. These are facts, we
mean business AMI want you to
own a lot.
CLUB TRIPS TO COLORADO. 4
We cannot say how long this
free distribution Of free lots will
last, bnt as=in- all=other things,
first come first served Interest
your neighbors in Akron. We
will send you plenty Of informas
ton so that you can talk it up,
Get their names and send them to-
the Secretary West Side Improve
ment Company, with 25 cents for
each deed to pay notary fee and
postage, and notify him that these
people wish Il town lot. Dates
of excursions named above. It1
is advisable that the clubs from
each locality be as large as posi-
bic, as arrangements can be made
by which If there,are=5Q or 3 in
one party they can have an en-.
tire car to themselves.
The United States Government
Land Office is located at Akron,
and the West Side Improvement
Company will locate homesteads
and prescriptions when desired
Do you want to know about
Akron2 Write to the~Post Master
at Akron to Vim. Sturdevant,
President State Bank, Akron; I'll,
s. George, County Treasurer; p.
w. Clifford, County Assessor; J.
Il. Phillips, President Washington
County Bank, Akron; L. O.
Attorney at Law, or to
any of the banks or business men
of Denver.
Do not fail to send lis your 'ad-
dress at once, with 25 cents to pay
notary fee and postage and obtain
.one of our city lots, which are now
rapidly increasing in value.
J. FAEHNDRICH.