The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-13

iced IN Ohio when the same can
be had at better rates at the AL,
dine Roller Mills IN Huntington I
See ad in another column.
Dr. Henry Bryan is here and is
thinking Of locating in town. He
Is q native Of Logan, but has been
practicing medicine in Pochahon.
tus county for several years.
ssssi 5ssis1ses, I. fiffRasifis..
DC, 20 to Hagan & Bro, of Hunt
ington, and we assure you court
eous treatment and good bargains.
See their advertisement in this
issue.
Swearing is not to be endorsed
as a virtue, and if ever excusable
It Is 50 when employed in express
ing our opinion of the mail SER
vice between this place and
Brownstown.
The cold weather of last week
cooked our few remaining peaches
and there are fears felt fof the
apple crop, as the buds were con-
siderably swollen, and some few
trees were in bloom.
Before the high waters our
roads were in a deplerable condi-
ton, since then we have NO roads.
| Would it not be well to have a
general location of roads in the
county and get them above high
water mark?
The vote of Cabell county on
| the subscription to the O. & G. r.
H., will soon bear its fruit, with
the N. & w. in ten miles of us
our trade will be diverted from
Huntington and Guyandotte to
points further down the river.
We are forced to use old paper
again for this issue, as the high
waters have. checked up the boats.
We hope twill be the last time
We will be caught in this fix, but
while we are grumbling our tim
bermen are getting their logs to
market.
Bad blood causes dyspepsia and
dyspepsia reacts BY causing bad
blood. So both 60 on, growing
worse, until the whole system is
poisoned. The surest means of
relief for the victim is thorough
and persistent course AYERS
Sarsaparilla.
=TheaGatlettsburg correspondent
of the Cincinnati Enquirer can't
tell the truth, even about hang
ing. If he intends to furnish the
readers of the Enquirer with
news, he should give the truth
and not a1ot=of rot that no one
can believe. -
The Robinson House at Racine
is first. class in every particular.
Meals furnished on short notice,
and the tired horse promptly look
ed after. Mrs. Ella j. Foster, the
proprietoress, is a perfect little
! laetyand- endeayors.tt make her
guests as comfortable as possible.
A brick Church will besbuilt at
Logan G. H., w. Va, to be com
menced about May 1st 1890, and
contractors would do well to visit
us, aud consult the Building Com
mittce, or correspond with Major
Jas. A. NighbcrS, Chairman of
the Committee, Logan G. H., w.
Va.
Our Sunday School was reor-
ganized last Sunday with j. E..
Peck, Jr., as Superintendent. Mr..
Peck deserves much credit for his
zeal in Sunday School work. The
parents in town should not only
see that the children attend, but
should encourage it by their own
presence.
Dispositions are being taken in
the Hinchman divorce suit, which
has brought to our town this week
Joseph Hinchman and K Stat
ford, of Rich Creek, J. B. Hager
and j. A. Barker, of Boone, Jno.
Sanders and Frank Barker, of
Lake, Pat Rife and Dow Perry,
Of Chapmansville, and several
Others.
Who will take the lead IN urg-
ing an appropriation from the
county and from the town Coun-
ell for the purpose of building a
bridge across the river at this
place. We would like to have
the bridge, but can the farmers
/ tJ A. oJd;t;ona1 foyotion