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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-03

West Virginia & Ironton II. r. Co,
- vs.. Notice upon condemnation.
To Henry yarney, Peggy Varney,
his wife, Julius Terrell and Flor
ence Terrell, heirs of Lewis Fer
rell, deceased.
You and each of you will take
notice that ON. the 21st day of
April 1890, The West Virginia &
Ironton Railroad Company will
make application, by petition, to
the Circuit Court of Logan Coun-
ty, West Virginia, then to be in
session, at the Court House of
said County, to appoint commits
-sioners to ascertain a just COM
pensation to you, respectively,
as owners of and parties interest
ed in the following described
parcels of real estate, respective
ly, lying and being in the County
of Logan in said State,- which is.
proposed to be taken by said
Railroad Company for the con-
struction of its road, to-wit: All
the following parcels of real estate
lying in1he said County of Logan
respectively, through which said
Company's railroad is located.
The first parcel or tract is describ-
ed as follows Beginning at the
point where the center line of
the said Railroad Gompany's SUR
vey as located by its engineers,
intersects with the line between
the lands of George Duty, and
the lands of the parties herein
noticed running with said line of
George Duty westerly forty feet
from said point in the center line,
thence running in a northerly di-
rection on a line parallel to and
forty feet from said Company's
center line about 7435 feet to the
line between the lands-of William
A. Mccoy and the parties herein
noticed, thence running easterly
with said line eighty feet crossing
said company's center line at for
ty feet, thence running in a south
ernly direction parallel to and
forty feet from said company's
center line about 7435 feet to the
Eline between the lands of George
Duty and the parties herein pot
iced, thence running with aid
line forty feet to the beginning
containing ID 6S-100 acres, more
And the parties herein noticed,
not being-in said Loganzeeunty
and being unknown to the appli-
cant, are hereby referred to plat
Of the land so proposed to .beztak
en-, now on file for said porpose.
in. the office of the Clerk Of the
said Court, for a more specific de-
scription, and said land is to be
appropriated to the purpose Of
building a railroad thereon and
ON the day and place above men
toned, hearing will, be asked for
upon said application.
Yours &C.,
West Virginia & Ironton r.
r. Go.
By Vinson & Mcdonald, it,
! attorneys. -
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X Gay who has been spending
several days with us, returned t.
Winchester, KY last Menday.
" fgaI has secured Che SER
vices of Miss Emma Griffith as
an assistant teacher in his school
at this place.
". G. Legg, David Jelenko and
w I. Deem, of Charleston. and
MOI d Isss1s 5S17prt. Hsefa.
here this week.
Miller Martin has moved TO the
house lately vacated by Andy J..
Perry. Mr.. Perry having moved
about three miles above town.
1. II Thompson is speaking Of
selling his house and lot in the
lower end of town. He has a
splendid house just completed.
Louis Lowenstein, Of H. Low
enstein, Of Charleston, was III
town Monday. He represents an
excellent house, and we hope our
merchants will patronise him.
Maj. J. G. Anderson, of Wheel
ing, accompanied by Mr.. john
son, OF Lewisburg, and Mr.. Wat
son and Mr.. Brooks, Of Fairmont,
We're in town last week. They
left Saturday morning with Mr..
Elias Hatfield for upper Tug.
If your cough keeps you awake
and restless by night, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral and obtain inn
mediate relief. This remedy al
lays inflammation, heals the pull
monary organs, induces sleep, and
restores health. The sooner you
begin the better.
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West Virginia Il Ironton r. r. Co.,
vs.. Notice upon condemnation.
To Floyd Williamson.
You and each Of you will take no.
tice that on the 2lst day of April 1880.
The West Virginia & Ironton Railroad
Company viii make application, by
petition. to the Circuit Court of Logan
County, West Virginia, then to be in
session. ez=GaAEt-Holse of said
County, to appoint Commissioners to
ascertain just compensation to you,
respectively, as owners of and parties
interested in the following described
parcels of real estate, respectively, living
and being in the County of Logan in
said state, which isoproposed to be taken
by said Railroad Company for the con-
structioii 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
Is located. The first parcel or tract is
described particularly as follows; Be-
ginning at the point where the center
line of the said Railroad Gompany's
survey as located by its engineers, inter-
sects with the line between the lands of
j. b. Slater, and the lands of the par
ties herein noticed, thence running with
said line of J. b. Slater westerly forty
feet from said point in the center fine,
thence running in a northerly direction
on a line parallel to and forty feet from
said -Campany,s- center line about $500
feet to the line between the lands Of
Thomas Stepp and the parties herein
noticed, thence running eastcrly with
said line eighty feet crossing said Com
pany's center line at forty feet, thence
running in Il southerly direction paral-
lei to and forty feet from said Gem
pany's center line about 5000 feet to the
line between the lands of j.. b. Slater
and the parties herein noticed, thence
running with said line forty feet to the
beginning containing Z 34-lg0 acres,
more or less.
And the parties herein noticed not
being in said Logan County and being
unknown to the applicant, are hereby
referred to a plat of the land so propos-
ed to be taken, now on file for said pur-
pose, in the office of the Clerk of said
Court; for a more specific description
and said land is to be appropriated to
the purpose of building. railroad
thereon; and on the day and place above
mentioned, a hearing will be asked for
upon said duplication.
Yours &C.,
West Virginia q lronton r. r. Co.,
BY Vinson & Mcdonald, its ATTORNEYS.
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Jerre Hatfield Killed.

On last Saturday night about II
O'Clock, Jerre Hatfield was killed
by Mike Lee, at this place. tap
pears there was a dance going on
at the house of w. M. Clingenpel,
which was attended by Hatfield.
During the night Hatfield went
to the house Of Mrs. Josie White,
which was in about twenty feet of
Clingenpel's honse, where Lee and
several other parties were at the
time, when difficulty arose be-
tween them, and Lee shot Hat
field. The gun used was Sc cal.
breech loading Springfield rife,
one of the guIis sent here for TIE
Willis Guards. Hatfield died on
Sunday afternoon about 2 o'clock.
and Lee was captured Monday and
placed in jail. Hatfield was son
of Basil Hatfield, a former Sheriff
of Pike County, Ky, and was
merchandising about mile from
this place. Lee is a brother of w
A. Lee, who was at one time Clerk
of the Circuit Court of this coun-
ty. Neither of the young men
had anything te=de,withA Hat.
field Mccoy feud, and neither the
McGoys or Hatfelds had anything
to do with the killing. Believing
that newspaper @accounts often
predjudlce the jury we will not
publish any statements in regard
to the matter. The friends Of
both parties have our sympathy.
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COLI Alex. McClintock is in
this week.
y, Wsm,=MelSinney, of Ghapmans-
VILE was in town Tuesday:
J. r. Peck, of Whites Mill, was
among our visitors Tuesday.
The river was full enough for
small timber to run Tuesday.
Ed. Sarver, of Wyoming, is
among our visitors this week.
]. In, Jackson was sufficiently
improved to get to town last Sat
). Last Tuesday was All Fools
-liieI nd~there were the risut
number Of fools around,
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WAxTHD.-A good girl to do
general house work in small
family Applyat BANNER Office.
Several boats came in this week.
loaded with corn, but it went like
hot cakes, and now there is none
for sale.
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Allen Bing Drowned.

On March oath Allen Bing, Jos.
$. Miller and Rev. J. +. Medley
left Wayne G. Fl. for Ceredo in a
frail joe boat. AT about two
o'clock p. m, when about d mile
below the town, the boat ran
assalnsta log and -capsised. Rev.
Medley and Mr.. Miller saved
themselves after a hard struggle,
but Mr.. Bing was drowned. This
was the sad news which was
hrnllght- ito this place on last
Thursday evening, and no event
has ever caused deeper shadow
Of gloom to fall over our COM
mupity. tbs hard for the many
trends Of Allen Bing in Logan
county to realize the fact that he
Is dead. Death, when it comes to
the-aged, or as the termination of
wasting disease brings with it the
thought that the happiness of
some home circle is destroyed.
But when it comes to us suddenly
IN the buoyancy of youth, and
with an early manhood unimpair-
cthalY disease, and with intellect
uRclouded; it .impresses upon the
Sopf' the burden of our own re-
-Spnnsibihty, and we feel that we
stand OH the very borders of an
unseen world. Mr.. Bing was a
native of Iowa and first came to
this county in July 1880, and was
admitted to the bar in the fall of
ISL. He resided at this place
lml June 1885, when he removed
to: Wayne 9. H., but still con-
hdned to practice here until the
spring of 1883, at which time he
accepted a position with the West
furnishing Company, and remov-
ed to st. Paul, Mimi. He return
ed here last January and formed
a Law partnership with Mr.. j. B.
" llkinson and intended to make
tins his future home. Mr.. Bling
stood at the head of the Logan
bar; he was possessed of the high
est order OF genius, and was the
most promising, young man imthis
end OF the State. He was entire
" devoid of deceit. Candor and
1rankness was depicted in his
every action He.was remarkable
LOT all those attributes which con-
sttute a magnanimous, courageous
ana mgh-minded man, and no
man had more cor warmer friends.
10 his friends and relatives in
Their bereavement we offer all
Jhat we have, and all that they
can reeelve-our deep and heart
1ell sympathy.
ne ~.
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VS. In Chancery.
Jas. O'Kecffe, A. J. Bak-
er Il j. b. Sergeant.
The object of this suit is to set
aside and hold for naught deed
Of conveyance made by the Clerk
of the County Court Of said Coun-
ty to the defendant JAS. O'keefe
for a tract Of land on Turkey
Creek in said County containing
$50 acres, and afterwards convey
ed by said O'Keetfe to the defend
ant I'D. Sergeant for Irregular
ties appearing in the face Of the
proceedings under which said
deeds of conveyance were made.
And it appearing by law that the
said defendants James O'keeffe,
A. J. Baker and j. d. Sergeant
are not residents Of this State the
said defendants are required to
appear within one month after
the date Of the first publication
of this order in the Court room of
our said County, and do what is
necessary to protect their inter
ests.
I. G. WHITED, Clerk.
Mareum & En1lv Sole
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HUNTINGTON, w. VA

Their partner in the tailoring business is
L. J. Grieves the FINEST of CUTTERS, and
tit and satisfaction guaranteed. They also
handle full line of Ready Made Clothing
gents, furnishings, trunks, yalises, etc. In
fact every thing to be found in any City
Clothing Store. They buy for cash and sell
at very close profit.
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Town Directory.

Mayor-tf. 3. Buskirk.
-Reearder-William Stratton.
councilmen.-Thos. G. Whited,
Pat Christian, N Mitchell, II.
$. White and VIM. Cary.
=stsfgealft.-Ieander Cary.
ASsessor.-J. B. Ellison.
Street -e'ommissioner-GW.
Morgan.
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e County Directory.

=
15rcujt Court meets Bird Monday
i April. July and October.
= cnnntyCourt meets I'd Monday
!. 7 febrnarv. June and November
III ffftfff ,asffelffFey=iH=.Ialy ..---.-v.=
Iudge Of Circuit COURT. H.
Harvey
|White5i
Prosecuting Attorney. b.
| Wilkinson.
President County Court-Jos.
ssfiniBkEiiifR}S,
-pa,plnissioners-Moses Terrell
md Simpson Ellis.
Clerk County Courts. S. Al
|tzcr.
7 Sheriff If :; s:sz==s.=-F@M.Ghafn.
.Iajlpf j. B. Buskirk.
Assessor w. II. Taylor.
surveyor 9. H. Gore.
s'ia'i4i:---,. JCSTICEs.
Eoean-J. NJ Jackson and q.
W. Morgan.
.rAapmansviIle-Edward Gar
rett and Anderson Blair.
1rladelphia-J. P. Vance.
Magnolia-M. A. Terrell.
Iec-T. B. Farley.
IIardee-T. J. Mead and John
Hamilton.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF LOGAN
DISTRICT
Meets at Logan G. H., on the first
Monday of February, May, July
and November. President, +. M.
White; Commissioners, Ii. B.Ha1e
and Simpson Ellis /; Secretary,
H. G. Ragland.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
: WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Logan County, To- Wit:
Atrules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court of Logan
County on Monday the 3rd day Of
March 1890
Samuel j. Baker
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-03

) q 6. Ringess was in town on
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-03

I. II Thompson is speaking Of
selling his house and lot in the
lower end OF town. He has a
splendid house Just completed.
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OF PUBLICATION.

II. y. W ED, NIGTK.
Mareum & Kelly, Soils.
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w G. Legg, David Jelenko and
w 7. Deem, of Charleston. and
assii7f 5s7ort,. we're
here this week.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-04-03

Miller Martin has moved to the
house lately vacated by Andy J..
Perry. Mr.. Perry having moved
about three miles above town
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

est Virginia Il Ironton r. II. Co.,
BY, Vinson & Mcdonald, its attorne
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West Virginia & Ironton II. r. Co.
vs.. Notice upon condemnation.
To Henry Varney, Peggy Varney,
his wife, Julius Terrell and Flor
ence Terrell, heirs of Lewis Fer
roll doooneoI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
fCommunlcatcd.I
Mr.. Robert 4. Carter.

the subject of this sketch and who is a
candidate for reelection to the city ser
geancy. deserves for more than one reason
the return TO the Office.
The amount of charitable work Of pri-
vate nature. unknown TO this community;
that we know he performs would commend
him, but we would not offend him by
claiming recognition for that beautiful
virtue. The report of the commissioners
as to the condition of those poor prisoners
under his charge and the general cleanli-
ness and condition of the city jail. -
worthy of great consideration, while his
geniality and courtesy 10 all who come III
contact with him. officially and otherwise.
make him, we believe, the right man IN
the right place. Born and reared amid
toll, with others dependent upon him, he
struggled with the hardships of life, and
when an appreciated people lifted him to
Office he did not. as is common. surrender
old associates and friends. but is yet one
among them. and if the signs of the times
are true he will, and should be, again re-
turned by an admiring and satisfied con-
stituency. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
MEAL FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Liberal Contribution from the Richmond
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

Eight hundred bushels of meal ia what
has been realized from the contributions
of members of the Richmond Gram and
Cotton Exchange for the benefit of the
destitute and suffering people of Greenes-
vile county.
At an adjourned meeting of the Ex-
change held yesterday. with FIrst-Vice-
President Charles l.. Todd i'll the chair, the
chairman of the committee appointed at q
special meeting held on Friday. to canvass
the Exchange for sufficient subscriptions
10 purchase a carload of meal report al
that they had secured subscriptions
amounting TO S274, and that Mr.. Sol. Haas
would furnish one or two ears, and deliver
the meal free Of cost to Emporia station (;
also, that Captain Cyrus Bossieux would
haul the meal free of cost to the depot
from any mill in this city or Manchester.
The committee recommended that the
meal be purchased by auction from the
person or mill making the lowest bid for
Nirginia-ground meal, and that cOmpe-
tition be allowed by any mill in the State.
The report was received and the recon-
mendation of the committee adopted:
Captain +. III. Deane was appointed auc-
tioneer, and the bidding commenced by
Messrs. Savage, Beverage IL Co. Offering
to sell the meal at forty-fve cents per
bushei After several bids had been made
a spirited contest was had between the
Gallego Mills and the Dunlop Mills, Mr. T..
II. Elicit bidding for the former and Mr..
Richmond Lewis bidding for the latter.
At last the bargain was knocked out to
the Gallego Mills as the lowest bidder, they
Offering to furnish the meal at 33I5 cents
per bushel. At this very low price (being
about fifteen cents below current whole
sale price, the amount of money sub
scribed will enable the the committee to
purchase and forward two cars OF meal
lover 800 bushels), which will be promptly
shipped by those having the matter in
charge. Great credit is due Mr.. L. w.
Wood. as he first started the subject and
headed the list with large subscription
and has also given much time and atten-
tion in furtherance of this object. His
associates on the Subscription Committee
were Messrs. G. H. Simpson, W. L. john
son. and Secretary b. A. Jacob.
Now. won't the other exchanges of the
city and State follow this worthy example !!
THE STATES FUND.
The State has received the following con-
tributions to the sufferers fund: Previous
" reported, 50; cash, 50 G. v. Meredith,
SIS; Preston Cooke. IS; Mrs. Preston
Cooke, So; w. G. Preston, S. cash, SO /;
cash, Soc; a lady, 81; cash. 81; A. Eichel,
fifty pounds of beef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Prevsatf0n ne Real Cure.
How La GRxrrE MAY Be Es7EcruA1nx Cor


Il was hintsd recently that Lorenx
Rcich's Hungarian Tokayer Ansbruch was
the long sought and desired remedy. An
investigation Of the report was immediate
" started, some OF the results Of which are
reported below. The physicians sought
out were asked for their opinion of Reich's
Tokayer Ansbruch and their experiences
In its use in cases of tho grip.
A physician Of long and widely-extended
practice Is DR.. Edward Bradley, of 10 west
Thirticth street. DR.. Bradley talks freely
and heartily about the Tokayer Ansbruch:
He has high opinion OF Reich's brand OF
Tokay in all cases of influenza. Grippe
and pneumonia are always preceded by
nervous debility. tho system being gene
rally run down.
DR.. Hammond, the nerve specialist, took
occasion in the midst of o room full OF
waiting patients to heartily endorse LO-
REM Reich's Tokayer in all cases Of ner-
vous prostitution and where the system ~
in any way debilitated. Said ne: find
il to be wonderful tonic and an undoubt-
ed preventive of such diseases az are
brought on by low physical pressure"
DIR. Charles Carroll Ice, of 40 Madison
avenue, another famous practitioner, was
also called upon.
II have" he said. every reason to be-
lieve Reich's Tokay 10 be pure and effective
as tonic. ! have ordered 1t for my pa
tients for twelve years past, and have never
heard anything but in its praise from
them"
DIR. Louis f. Sass. of SO west Thirty-ninth
street. said that Reich's Tokayer Ansbruch
was unequalled as a tonic and restorative.
Other physicians who were found to use
and have high regard for Reich's Tokayer
Ansbruch are DIR. Fordyce Barker. OF ~
east Thirty-eighth street DR.. William Tod
Helmuth. of $50 west Fifty-ninth street;
DR.. 7. II. Burchard, u west Fortleth
street: DR.. J. W. Wright. 80 west Nine
teenth street; DR.. Alexander J. &: Skene,
of Brooklyn, and Professor Alfred l..
LOOMS.
In making further investigations il was
learned incidentally that Mr.. Cyrus W:
Field had recently recovered by the use OF
this wine from severe debility brought
about by the grip. and that another
prompt recovery due TO its use was IL the
case of Mrs. Il. Il. Gable. of Chicago. wife
of the well-known railroad-man. Before
closing the inquiries Mr.. Reich was called
upon az the Cambridge Hotel. corner Ihir-
ty-third street and Fifth avenue. but
that gentleman modestly refused TO say
anything except that physicians generally
knew what they talked about.-Aec York
Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
HOLD LAND AND BORROW MONEY.
The Richmond Y. NJ. c. A. Asks to BE
Granted These Powers.

In the Senate yesterday Mr. Lovenstein
introduced the following bill, which, I'M
der suspension of the rules. was placed
on the calendar
Be il enacted by he General Assenblv Of
Virginia, That the second section of an act
entitled an act to incorporate the Young
Mems Christian Association, approved
March 1. 1856, be amended and re-enacted
so as to read as follows:
2. That the said association shall
have power TO hold real estate IN
the city of Richmond aud county of
Henrico for the purpose OF erecting
thereon suitable and necessary build
ings for their library and readlng-rooms
and schools. and for holding their meet
ings and public lectures therein; and shall
also have power to borrow money to such
amounts and at such times rs its Board of
Directors may deem necessary TOR the pur-
poses of the the Association at a rate OF In
terest not exceeding 6 per centum per an
mum, and secure the same by deed or deeds
of trust upon the property OF the assocla-
ton: and shall also have power TO take
donations, requests, and 1evises. and apply
them to the proper uses and purposes OF
the association in promoting the mental,
moral, and religious Improvement OF young
men: provided that the real estate held by
the said association shall at no time exceed
in extent two acres of land, nor the
money or other chattels of the said asso-
citation the sum of 100000.
3. This act shall be in force from It's pas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
Mantle, nitro-slycsrins. or other explosive

:. ,,;ts. uitro-sly corine, or other explosive
lbs sannossnd and resnact section 1884 Of
.,ao,s s i7O OF the Code of Virginia of 1887.
cna spp1sijon to grantipg new trials.
IA re 'sn''ake South Meherrin river lawful
10 10 IRON from Rocky Mills up TO boundary
i;ne between the counties of Charlotte and
hPTsasfnnding to The Lyncbburg and Dur
nm, railroad Company an amount erro-
r,a" collected on the recordation of
mortgage. -
oct entitled an act amending an act to in
NV the trustees Of Randolph Macon
CSn,loge. approved February 8. 1890. and
."tisyina the removal of said college from
pnafon to Ashland, approved July o, 1870.
ig 10 incorporate. the Legislative Invest
,,ant Company of Roanoke.
10 incorporate the Bethany Institute of
NJ amend and re-enact chapter 307 of
,ba Acts Of 1878, in relation to trespass
NV trV certain animals i'll the county of Hail.
fax.
eyn Railroad Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09

Mr.. Thadeus 4. Chalkley, who was for
many years a member of the old firm of o..
II. Chalkley 4 Co.. died at his residence.
No. west Cary street, night before last in
the forty-eighth year Of his age. He had
been in declining health for long time,
and his loving wife and devoted children
saw him gradually waste away despite
their fervent prayers and untiring minis
tration. Mr.. Chalkley's disposition was
generous and kind. and many good friends
will lament his loss. lie was born in Ches-
terfeld county and came of a family that
has furnished numerous members TO the
thrift and intelligence of Richmond. His
funeral will take place from the Second
Baptist church, of which he was a member,
at p. NJ. to-day.
Mr.. Chalkley was a member of Richmond
Lodge, No. 10, A. f. and 4. NJ, and will be
buried at Hollywood with the honors OF
tha order