The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-05-08

Trends help rs to remedy thisf
. word now and then in the right
place viii accomplish great deal.
| Every Democrat in Logan coun-
~ should consider himself acorn
mittee Of one to begin without
deiay the organization Of his par
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at hand and all must be up and
doing.
Mamma Ito her little boy).
Now Bonnie if you'll be good and
go to sleep mamma'll give you one
OF Ayers nice sugar-coated Cath
artic Pills, next time you need
m e q ic ine." Bonnie, smiling
tswcetly, dropped off to sleep at
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Miss Irene Barber finished her
school on Sand Lick, and is now
speaking of returning to her home
in Mercer county. She is an esti-
mable lady and a splendid teacher
and we hope she will soon come
back to Logan and again engage in
teaching.
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Rheumatism is caused by an
acid in the blood !; therefore exter-
nal treatment affords no perma.
nent relief. To eliminate the
poison and make a thorough cure
of the disease, nothing else is so
efficient as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Give it a trial. Price S Worth
SIS bottle. =-.57==s=z
Our genialfriend, 7. e. Wlhted,
Clerk of the Circuit Court, has
had his hands full for the last two
weeks, but Tom is always equal to
the occasion. He is not only the
best Clerk that we have ever had,
/ but he is the best Clerk in the
/ State. Billion Mcdonald assisted
him during Court, and there is no
man more obliging than Billion. I
MARRIED.-At the residence Of
the brides father, Mr.. ]. r. Hen
derson, on Sunday, May 4, 1890,
Miss Mollie Lewis Henderson to
Mr.. George Russell Buskirk. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. ID. Garrett, of the Christian
Church. The couple left Monday
for their new home in Clay City,
/ Ky. The BANNER wishes them a
! long and happy life.
Last week Maj. J. 4. Nighbert
sold to Stuart Wood, of Philadel-
#phia, one half interest in his
! lands at the Mouth of Pigeon.
This is one Of the finest bodies of
land in the State. The w. Va. 4
Ironton r. r. strikes the Tug fork
of Sandy river at this point.
There is plenty Of building room
for a good sized city, and we ex-
pect it to be the most important
point on the railroad between
Pochahontas and Iionton.
Stuart Wood and John F. Keat-
or, after doing a large amount of
business in real estate, returned
! to their homes in Philadelphia
last week. They are the owners
of some very fine lands in this
county. In fact next to those of
/ Maj. Nighbert, the finest lands in
the county. Some of which was
purchased for less than one dollar
per acre. All of their lands would
Inow readily bring them from ten
4 to twenty-five dollars per acre.
"They say,n and it comes from
an apparently reliable source, too,
that Jim. Henderson, of the Non
parcel, will shortly HE himself to
Parkersburg, there to take a
charming young lady of that place
E.sfor better or for worse: We are
not 'sdead suren that our informa-
ton is correct, but it seems to be,
and young ladies of Kanawha will
do well to keep a suspicious eye
upon Henderson anyhow. He
may deny it and deny it and yet
it may be true. Don't trust him.
-Charlest0n Star.
T. Our April term of the Circuit
] Court adjourned last Saturday,
There were fines imposed in mis-
demeanor cases amounting to the
sum of $4,000. Most of them
were for selling whisky and car
rying pistols. The costs in these
cases amounts to at least $4,000
more, all of which will have to
be paid, or the parties convicted
will be confined in Jail. We
would like to learn from our mis-
guided citizens of what benefit