The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-05-01

tending court, left Tuesday for
his home In Charleston.
In the ease Of the State against
N. G. Lee for the murder Of Jerre
Hatfield, the court refused to
grant bail, and on motion 81 the
prisoner he was sent to the jail at
Charleston.
The case Of the State against
u cot sFgss.
James McGomas was continued
on Wednesday, and Mckinney adj
mitted to bail in the sum Of one
thousand dollars.
The Daily Gazette, Of Charles
ton, has completed its secondyear.
Vol. z No. comes to US painted
red.The Gazette is. q good paper.
sound in its political opinions and
always contain the ,latestI ne VS..
j. Z. Peck has purchased the
Ben Adams land on Crawley's
Greek. and 4. M. Chain has pur-
chased the Samuel Runyon lands
on Laurel. Both are fine tracts OF
land and good prices were paid
for them.
Gen. g. G. Watts left for home
Wednesday evening, having got
ten through with his Railroad
cases. Gen. Watts has a. great
many friends in Logan, and we
would be glad to see him attend
our courts more regularly
Our old friend Harry Blair, of
the Mouth of Laurel, is in town
this week. Harry is great adj
vocate of Internal Improvements
and proposes to pay one tenth of
the expense in getting a bridge
across the river at this place.
We must congratulate the peo-
pie of Logan, as well as our visi-
tors from abroad, for their sobrie-
ty during the present term of the
court. Judge Harvey and Mayor
Buskirk are both to be thanked
for the good order which has prs-
vailed.
The value of remedy should
be estimated by its curative pro-
perties. According to this stand
ard, Ayers Sarsaparilla is the bgst
and most@economical blood medi-
cine in the market, because the
most pure and concentrated, Price
! 81. Worth IS d bottle.
/ Our efficient and polite Deputy
u. S. Marshal, Clayton Workman,
was in town this week looking af-
ter those who have been violating
the revenue laws. Truly the way
of the transgressor is hard. Some
persons, however, will sell whisky
in spite Of law or anything else.
The Catlettsbnrg correspondent
of the Enquirer reports that Frank
Phillips was killed on Johns creek
in Kentucky, Sunday, April Goth,
LILY Capt. Bill Smith. Captain
Smith was here on that day and
remained until Tuesday. II Phil
Hips was killed it was by some one
else.
The consideration paid for the,
Lowe and Aspinwalflands consist
ing of $4,000 acers. in Gabell,
Wayne, Lincoln and Logan coun=
ties, was $4,000. This is the
most valuable boundary, of unde-
veloped mineral in the State and
would have been cheap at twice
that sum- Wayne Neacs.
Misses Alice and Emma Clark
I'and Miss Emma Griffith, three of
Arracoma's beautiful and accom-
Iplished young ladies, paid the
BANNER Office a very pleasant call
Tuesday afternoon, and drove dull.
care and the sdeEip to the remot-
est corner with their pleasing
smiles. Come again ladies.
Judge Ferguson left for Char
lesion Monday. The Judge is now
seventy-three years of age, but
his mind is as vigorous as it ever
was. The Judge was for a long
time citizen of this county, and
I no man has more or warmer
friends. He speaks of visiting
our Circuit Court regularly here
after.
] H. II. Salyards was ordered by
Gen. oxley to collect the guns,
uniforms ETC., in the hands of the
willis Guards at this place. 1t
is now discovered that Gen. Ok
ley was mistaken and the com
pany has not been disbanded.
i 4E-cal.a.ds hac raturnad RI Gan.