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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

West Virginia & Ironton r. r. Co.,
VS.. Notice upon condemnation.
To William Prater.
. You and each of YOU will take no
ticc that en- the 2lst day OF April 1890,
The West Virginia & Trenton Railroad
Company will make application, by petit
ton, to the Circuit Court Of Logan.
County, West Virginia, then to be in
session, at the Conrt House Of said
County, to appoint Commissioners to
ascertain a just compensation to you,
respectively, as owners Of and parties
interested in the following described
parcels of real estate, respectively, lying
and being IN the County Of Logan in
said State. which Is proposed to be taken
b. said railroad Company for the con-
struction Of its road, to-wit All the
following parcels Of real estate lying IN
the said County Of Logan, respectively,
through which said Company's railroad
j. located. The first parcel or tract is
dcscribcd particularly as foffowE: Be-
ginning at the point where the center
line of the said Railroad Company's
survey as located by its engineers, inter
sects with the line between the lands Of
James Q'Keeffe, aud the lands of the
with said line Of James O'Keeff'e west
erly forty feet from said point in the
center line, thence running in north
erly direction on line parallel to and
forty feet from said Coinpany's center
line about $3.50 feet TO the line between
the lands Of f. S. Murphy and the par
ties herein noticed; thence running cast
erly with said line eighty feet crossing
said Company'scenter line at forty feet,
thence running In southcrnly direc-
\ ton parallelsto and forty feet from said
Company's center line abont 6570 feet to
the line between the lands of james
O'Keeffe and the parties herein noticed
thence running with said line forty feel
to the beginning containing IL S-l0(
acres, more or less.
And the parties herein noticcd not be.
ing III said Logan County and being ,l,,-
!, known to the applicant, are hereby re.
ferrcd to plat Of the land so proposed
to be taken, now on file for said purpose
in the office Of the Clerk Of said Court
for more specific description, and sill,
} land is to be appropriated to the ptirpos,
! Of building railroad thereon; and o,
the day and place above mentioned,
hearing will he asked for upon said ap
+ plication.
Yours &C.,
| Vast Viruioia a. Iro,,fo, II ID ~
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Hon. Vim. Il. Wilson has tie
ciiSled to remain IN West Virginia
West Virginians Of every section
and of both parties are proud OF
the reputation he has made. In
every position which he has oc-
=cnpied he has been true to the
people. Corporate wealth and in
flucnce has never been, able to
swerve him from the line Of duty.
Tariff Reform which he has SO
eloqnently and ably advocated,
may be for awhile delayed, but it
will come at last, and a tariff
alone for protection will become
rs odious as the alien and sedition
laws Of the Fcleralists.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17

s'After varied experience with
many so-called cathartic remedies
lam convinced that Ayers Pills
give the most satisfactory results.
rely exclusively on these Pills
for the cure of liver and stomach
complaints. John b. Bell, ST.,
Abilene. Texas.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17

The contest between Anderson
and McGinnis has moi as yet been
determined. 1t Is conceded BY
the fairests Republican journals
that McGinnis has NO case Al
derson was elected fairly, yet It
may appear to the Republican
majority, rather to Speaker
Heed that the seating Of McGin-
ris Is a party necessity. that the
Glowing Of Anderson to retain the
scat TO which he was elected would
lie in the nature Of an endorse
m1nt Of the seating Of Governor
Fleming. If so, the Will of the
majority Of the voters OF the third
district will be ignored, and Me-
dinnis will write VI. g. after his
name.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
Notice To Willis Guards.

To Capt. L. II. Thompson and
other officers and members Of the
willis Guards" a Militia Com
raiiy recently organized at Logan
q H, w. Va.
You are hereby requested to
deliver to the undersigned at the
BANNER Printing Office at Logan
G. H., WA, at once the arms,
uniforms, equipments, ammunit-
ion and other property furnished
you by the Governor Of West Nir-
sinia, and if any of said arm,
uniforms, equipments, ammunit-
ion or. other property are now in
the hands of any person, other
than the officers and members of
said company, the person or per-
sons so having the same are also
requested to deliver the same to
the undersigned at the place
!. above named.
This notice is given in pursu-
ancc of the directions of the
Quarterniaster General, as will
appear by the following:
STATE or West VIRGINIA,
Office of Adjutant General :.
Charleston, W. Va, April II, go
III. II. SSalyards is hereby auth
orized aneal instructed to collect
all the farms, uniforms, equip
ments and other. property belong.
: ing to the State OF West Virginia
which were issued to the "Willis
Guards a Military Company
located at Logan G. H., Logar
County, West Virginia, said com
pany having heretofore been dis
banded, and the said arms, uni
forms, equipments and other Stat.
property to be shipped to til,
Qnartermaster General at Char
lesion. w. Va.
b. III. OxLEY,
f1uartermaster General,
w. Va. Nat. Gds
Hoping that the above reques
will be complied with immediate
ly. This 18th April 1890. =
II. H. SALYARDs.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
LOGAN COUNTY, To- Wit:
At Rules held in the Clerk Office of
the .Cireuit=Genrt Of said County, on
Monday the 3rd Day Of March 1896
Leandcr Terrell,
VS. In ChanCerY
Cora Terrell,
The object Of this suit is to obtain a
divorce, u rinculo matrimoni.
This day came the plaintiff by his At
torneys and on hismotion, 1T appearing
from an affidavit filed in the papers in
this cause that the defendant is nom
resident Of the State OF West Virginia.
1t is, therefore, ordered that the said
defendant appear here within one month
from the first publication of this order,
and do what Is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
Tcstc:T G. wHIrEp, Clerk.
" q nrxc Co1s
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17

sA Yours &C.,
West Virginia a. Ironton II. r. Co..
ny viasor 4 McDoaald, its attorneys
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17

ORDER~0F PUBLICATION.

West Virginia & Ironton X. X. Co.,
VS.. Notice upon condemnation
To B. d. Williamson, Parlce vii.
hanson, his wife and Floyd Will.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17

Yours &C., -
West Virginia & Ironton r.
r. Co
By vinson & Mcdonald, its at
torneys.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-17
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS,

wLxINsoN & B1So. Soils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Death of an Old Citizen-Personal News
and Notes.

and Notes.
ALEX XANDRGA, Va, Aug. IS Special. F.
Mr.. George +. French died at his home on
south Washington street last. night, after a
long and painful illness, superinduced by a
kidney malady. Last week he rallied 10 a
considerable extent, and on saturday,
when sitting on his front porch was over
taken hv "A stroke Of what is supposed to
have been vertigo, and tell oil upon the
ground The stroke was such as to cause
uncOnsciOusncss. from which he never raj
lied Mr.. +. was born in New England, but
came here when youth, and was one Of
the builders Of the outlet locks OF the old
Alexandria canal. Some years before the
war the opened book and stationery store,
and prOspered. lie was a past master OF
Washington Lodge, \. +. and y. NJ. a
member Of the Royal Arch Chapter ard
Old Dominion COmmandey, k. i. lie was
i'm the siNty-seyenth year of his age, and
leaves a widow and two sons-Eobert W.
and Clarence c., who have been associated
with him in business for some years. BY
his death Alexandria loses a good and pub
lic-splrited citizen. His funeral Will take
place on Wednesday under the auspices OF
the Masonic iraternites.
sheriff Nietch says that gambling openly
conducted has been broken up about the
Free bridge. He was about TO make Il raid
Yesterday, but the men were too slick for
him and sly as birds. He says he will
shortly proceed against the jackson City
hells.
Mrs. Brnt0n B. Chew. wife Of Mr.. Thomas
/. Chew. and eldest daughter Of Colonel
Robert Beverley, died at her home AT
Thor0ughfarc. Prince William county, on
saturday evening last, the result OF a fall
from a dog cart. Mrs. Chew was well
known in this city, and her sad death is a
severe shock 10 her many friends here.
Martha Nickins, a wcll-known and re-
spectacle cOlOred woman, died Friday night.
She was very old.
Mr.. Charles Prawl, a former resident OF
this city. connected with the Prcttyman
carriage factory and W. II. Minors fur
niture house, died in Washington >atur-
day.
The Old-Sidc Baptists have been holding a
meeting out in Fairfax recently with large
attendance. They meet at OccOquan on
Wednesday next, continuing several
DAYS. They have begun the publica.
ton OF l~-pagc magazine called the sec
tartan. Of which Elder ". NJ. snoOt, Ot Oc-
cOquan, is editor.
Captain and Mrs. George \. Mushbach
have returned from trip through Canada
and the Northern states.
Messrs. Armstrong and Marbury have re-
turned from orkney.
Miss Lula Mankin, of Fairfax, and hel
friend. Miss Pearl King, Of Halifax county
are visiting friends i'm town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
STRIKE CORRESPONDENCE
what Mr.. Powderly and Mr. Webb wrote
Each Other.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Nicc-President
Webb tonight made public the correspon-
dence between Mr.. Powderly and himself.
MIR. Powderly on Saturday wrote Mr.Webb,
stating that by Monday he expected to have
completed his inquiry into the causes or the
strike and he would be glad if an interview
could be arranged for Monday morning be-
tween 10 and II o'clock. He desired to dis
cuss the question Of arbitration Of the dif-
f.renccs between the company and It's
Knights-of-Labor employees who were dis
charged prior TO August Sth.
Vice.President Webb replied agreeing 10
the interview, but suggesting that as the
renorts of interviews already had between
himself and Messrs. Holland, Hayes, and
Donovan on the same subject hal been
greatly misrepresented. ii would be for the
interest of all concerned If the matter when
MIR. Powderly whished 10 present were put
in writing. W,
ON sunday Mr.. Powderly wrote Mr. Webl
that he was called away from the city, and
was therefore Obliged to commit TO paper
what he would discuss personally. lie wa'
informed that old and faithful employees
had been summarily dismissed becaus'
they were me,nbcrs OF and ACTIVE
| i'm the Knights OF Labor; that III
IN the time OF their discharg'
they were faithful employees with goo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
IUNENBURG.
Interesting Meeting Of the walker AGri.
cultural Club.

CULTURAL NlNUs
LrNrNBrRG G. H., VA, Aug. Is Spc-
cial. The Walker Club. social and agri-
cultural organization of this county, met
Friday at the farm of Mr.. John q. Bragg, Of
this county. This club meets annually at
the home Of some one of its members and
numbers amongst its members some of the
most prosperous and intelligent farmers Of
the county. It, object is 10 cultivate closer
social relations. Interchange views upon
matter. of interest affecting the farmer, ana
discuss matters generally of interest 10 the
club bearing upon that noblest and Oldest
of occupations since the day. oil organized
society agriculture.
Mr.. James Walker an Od Virginia gen.
teman and prosperous farmer. Is president
of the club. which is named for him. Mr.
" lillian NJ BagleV. one of the most ntclli-
cent gentlemen Of the county. and who
often contributes articles Of much merit 10
the agricultural press of the country, Is
secretary of the club.
There were present al the meeting "a num-
ber Of invited guests, including your CORE
spOndent. The occasion was one OF much
ENJOYMENT to all present. The discussions
by the member. of the Club were very in
tcrcsting. sensible. and at times quite witty.
The best Of feeling prevailed, and the most
OF tie occasion. Mr.. John Orgaln Bragg,
entertained the lub end invited guests IN
the most hospitable manner.
The table, spread by friend john tWho.
by the way. is one OF the "WhOle-souled,
i6llie.t fellows aliyc). fairly "gr0aned' with
the most delicious mutton. "BrunsWich
stew" etc. while WatermellOns and canta-
l0upes. fresh and cool. wound up the least
i'm such abundance a. made us cry out,
"Hold. enough But the crowning glory
Of the feast was the magnificent grapes
which our gallant host furnished his guests
from hi- splendid vineyard, in great variety
and abundance. proving that this county
can produce as fine grapes as France or
Italy. Indeed, we have Il soil here well
ADAPTED 10 fruits Of all kinds, and this
ction Of the county (the lower end lies in
the "hrigbt tobacco" belt also, and is
destined in the near future To be
devoted largely 10 the production OF
that class Of tobacco which sells for the
highest prices in our markets. Coal, kaOlin,
mica. and other minerals have been dis
covered i'm this county, and we need only
railroad through this section 10 develop our
resources. and TO make Us one OF the rich
est counties i'm the state. We have the
soil. water. climate minerals, ana timber.
All we need is the capital, and the enter
prlse and push that capital will bring ana
command. Lands are cheap ana the peo-
pie hOspitablc.
Loneliye the Walker Club and our gener-
Gus host. i. O. Bragg. The next meeting OF
the Club will be at the home Of Mr. Richard
Featherstone. h0spitable gentleman ana
prosperous farmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
How Champagne l. Prepared.

Ii is asserted By the yinlagers that the
grapes gathered at sunrise always produce
the lightest aud most limp'l wine. More
over, 10y plucking the crap, when the early
morning sun is upon them they are believed
to yield a fourth more luice. Later on IN
the day, too, despite all precautions, 1t l.
impossible 10 prevent some Cf the
detached grapes from partially FER
menting. which frequently sutlices %
give a slight excess Of color 10 the must-,a
thing especially 10 be avoided in high
class champagne. The special character
istic Of champagne II that It's manufacture
only Just commences where that Of other
wines ordinarily ends. The must flows
direct from the press into capaciOus reser-
yOirs, whence IT is drawn of into large vats,
and. after being allowed 10 clear, Is trans
terred 10 casks holding some ~ gallons each,
IN which sulphur match has been previous
Is burned. These casks are not quite hlled
up tO tue bung-hOle, which II generally
covered with vine eafkept in its place by
piece Of tile. The bulk 0fthe newly-made
WINE is left % repOse at the Nendang0rs
until the commencement OF the following
wear. The first fermentation, entailing a
loss Of about +, \ per cent, lasts from fort
night 10 "A month, according 10 whether the
wine be mOu-that is, rich in sugar or the
reverse. In the former case the fermenta-
ton naturally lasts much longer than whei
the wine is vert or green. This active fer
mentation is converted into latent iermen
tati0n by transferring the wine,to cooleI
cellar, as il is essential IL should retain q
certain proportion Of its natural saccharine
70 insure its future sferyescence. The casks
have previously W. completely filled ano
their bung-hoes tightly stopped-a neces
sary precaution TO guard the wine from ab
sorbing oxygen. the effect Of which would
be to turn it yellow and cause 1t 10 los'
some of its lightness and perfume. Aite
being racked and fined the produce OF tbs
/ different vineyards is ready for mixing To
gether in accordance with the tradtiona
theories OF the various manufacturers: ane
should the vintage have been an indileren
one certain proportion Of old reserved win
OF good year enters into the blend.-Fact
| \hDuf ChamDagne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
PETERSBURG
4 Batch of Items From Beyond the Apo
mattOX.

4 Eateh OF Items th' -fHPp7
mattOx.
PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. IS special D.
Edward Wilson, colored, residing on the
corner Of Jones and Halifax streets, was
very badly cut on the face saturday night.
lie also had his hat cut 10 pieces. wilson
refused 10 tell who did the cutting.
A large cOlOred excursion party left here
This morning for Norfolk. They filled SIX
coaches. ca.
Rev. :. Z. Hun, pastor Of the Byrne-street
Baptist church, occupied his pulpit yester-
dan morning, and preached sermon APP
nropriale 10 the close Of the first years
hf his ministry here. During his pas'orate
there have been twenty additions 10 the
church, and last night there was another
conversion. As soon as possible this con-
oregation will build "a larger and more at
iractiye place of worship than the church
which they now have.
Quite "A large number Of our citizens went
ont 10 the Petersburg Greys' encampment
atIEllcrside, { Chesterfield county, Yesterday.
Duriu. The afternoon the company had "A
dr,ss parade. The company Will fold their
,heir tents aud return 90 The city on Thurs
day next. The Grcys say that they are en-
ioying their camp life very much.
'rhe passenger train from Lynchburg To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
A Number OF Changes In the Constitution
Proposed.

JACKSON. Mss, Aug. is.-rhe Constltu-
tional Convention to-day has been Hooded
with plausaor changes in the Constitution.
They were all referred without discussion.
There is little question now about the
majority of the franchise COMMITTEES
being favorable to the apportionment
system, combined with the Australian
system with additions. Judge Christian
Submitted An amendment providing for "A
property qualification Of $3.50 in real or per-
sonal property. senator Boyd. one OF th:
leaders in the Alliance. said he would OPP
pose any plan that would deDar a
single white man from voting. Mr..
billiard offered an amendment providing;
"The House to have l26 members, the sena, ;
w." Members are 40 distributed that tho
blacks, at best. would have no more thtn
80 members in the House nor 10 IN the
senate. Some Of the counties are divided
into two districts for the election OF repre-
sentatiyes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
BLACK STONE.
Fine New stables of Mr.. T.. &. MeCuiloci
Burned.

Fine New Stables of Mr.. T.. &. MeCuiloch
Burned.
BLACKSTONE, Va, Aug. Is special. II
Last night about 2:3O A. NJ. the whole
town was startled by an alarm OF hre'
which terminated in the destruction Of the
fine new stables and forage of Mr.. l.. Z.
NcCulloch. including four horses and two
mules. Out-houses adjacent and crib. To-
gether with all OF his wagon and plow har-
ness.
At the time Of the fire there were three
coIored boys sleeping in the stable. two OF
whom escaped, and the third was burned 10
"A crisp. Ii was with great difficulty that
his fine dwelling near by was saved. The
lire was supposed to ne OF an lnrendlary
origin. Lost estimated from $500 10 $1,000.
Insurance on building $500.
Mr. McCulloch is now confined to his bed
from nervous prostra.ior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
AN lNFURiATEO MOB
Bent on Lynching Negro Murderer In the
south.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug. ls.-Edmund Nor
rison. the negro who shot and killed Henry
Hunter at Carter's Camp on the Carolina
and Northern railroad. was brought here
tonight and lodged in Jail to protect him
from a mob who would have lynched
him. Morrison was employed in store
task, and few minutes later the negro
shot him as n stood behind the counter Of
the store. Blo0dhounds were used in the
pursuit Of Morrison. Hunters friends
would have then taken the murderer from
the sheriff and hanged him il they had an
opportunity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
BASEBALL.
Results of the Different Games Played


Results of the Different Games Played
- Yesterday.
National League.-At Boston; Bostons-
l3: New YOrks, ). At Brooklyn: Philadel-
phias, 3; Brooklyns, $. At Cincinnati
Cincinnatis, II: Cleyelands, 3. At Chicago:
Chicagos, ,; PittsbCrgs, 3.
Players League.-At lhlladelpnla
Philadelphias. :: BrOoklyns, If. At New
York: New YOrk-BOston game postponed
on account Of wet grounds. At Buffalo;
Bufalos, ,; Chicagos, 5. At Pittsburg
Pittsburgs, 3; Cleyelands, 3.
American AssociatiOn.-At Toledo: To-
ledos, 3: Brooklyn, ,.
Atlantic League.-At New Haven: New
Havens, .; LebannOns. /. AT Baltimore
BaltimOres, I; WilmingtOns, ,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
GLASGOW BOOMING
A Wealthy Syndicate to Invest 81 100000
q There.

GLASGOW, Va, Aug. lS.-Ispecial.l Nd
vices from Hon. William A. Anderson, who
was sent to London short time ago by the
Rockbridge Ompany, of Glasgow, Va, ia
negotiate with wealthy syndicate when
proposed 10 invest xl,JO0,OO0 in industries
IN the city o. Glasgow, state that all ar
rangements have been made and the money
0 assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19
NORTH STATE NEWS.
Nomination bv the Charlotte Convention
Painful Accident.

CHARLOTTE, y. C., Aug. Especial =
The convention to-day nominated the fol-
lowing: W. T.. Ardry, for the Senate; j..
Watt Hood, NJ. d.. for the House; ". ~.
Grier. mayor; T.. 4. smith. sheriff; j. w.
Morrow. clerk OF the Superior court; j. W.
Cobb, reg ster Of deeds; X. A. torrance, tax
collector; J. IL. MeClint"ck. treasurer; A.
a. Carihey. coroner; G.. \. >pratf. surveyor .
Res buttons ~ers passed ins.r'ictsng meus.
hers VI the Legislature u vote f"r NsHsr'
for the United states Senate, first and all
the time.
Royal sham IN. aged seventeen years. t.
day had his h,nd 80 badly manyied 10 Z
m wing IN ichins tat II had 10 DC ss.r..'
tstcd.