The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-09

party 70 select friends last Friday
evening
Paren Christian, 81 Christian.
vas here Monday, and like ali
good Democrats, subscribed for
n. B. Mullins was in town last
Saturday. He Is purchasing some
valuable land on the Spruce fork
LOT Coal river.
| Floyd Mullins, Of Gin, although
z stannch Republican, gave us a
pleasant call Monday and ordered
fthe BzssEa for 1890.
Eli Gore, Sr., was in town Mon
day o.. business, and while here
enlisted under the BANNER for
1890 and paid the cash.
Rev. Joseph Ball, Of Lake, was
+. Y u
IN town Monday, and subscribed
for the BANNER. He is the agent
for some excellent books.
Wonder where James Chain,
Bird Buskirk and e. NJ. Turley,
were Tuesday night. Eleyating
society," Ask Prof. Wigal.
Our subscription list was furth-
er enlarged this week BY the
names of w, Guy Peck and Al
bert Hinchman being added there
to.
Mr.. S. S. Altizer passed through
town Monday with d drove Of
splendid young cattle. He was
taking them to. his farm below
town.
r Mrs. H. q. Ragland, Miss Bet
tie Buskirk, Mr.. 7. c. Whited
and Mr.. Eddie Butcher are on the
sick list this week. All are suf-
fering with rheumatism.
The public school at this place
closes this week. Prof. Wigal
and Miss Brooke Buskirk have
given general satisfaction and we
hope the school may be continued
by subscription.
AlexanderTrent,~ :. Gilbert,
was in town Monday looking after
his land interests. Alex Is the
leader Of the Republican party in
Logan, but is at the same time a
great friend of the BANNER.
/ Mr.. r. b. Lawson, who has
been visiting his home in London
County, Virginia, for the. last two
weeks, returned Tuesday. He
says that the roads between here
and Brownstown arc in glorious
| fix.
Our Postmaster, Mr. NJ, w
Perry, has rendered his resigna-
ton, and is now on Pigeon Creek
teaching school. We understand
that there are several applicants
for the vacant position. May the
i best man wirl.--zzzz-----
fhe card of DR.. NJ. F. French
appears in this issue. DR.. Frcns h
is graduate of the Virginia
Medical College, ands has an cx-
perience of several years in the
pra, tee Of medicine. His former
success is his best recommended
| ton.
Miss Lydia Goings. Mr.. r. W
Buskirk and Mr.. w. T. Floyd
left here Tuesday morning. Miss
4 Goings to return to her home in
j Cincinnati. Mr.. Buskirk to his
home Y in Guyandotte, and Mr..
Floyd for short visit to our Cap
ital city.
The best anodyne and expector-
ant for the cure of colds and
coughs and all throat, lung and
bronchial troubles is, undoubily,
!, Ayers Cherry,Pectoral. Ask your
druggist for it, and at the same
time for. Ayers Almanac, which
is free to all.
i The weakness and debility
which result from illness may be
speedily overcome by the use o.
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This is 9
safe, but powerful tonic, assist,
digestion, regulates the liver and
> kidneys, and cleanses the blood Of
!. all germs of disease.
John Runyon, Deputy Sheriff
of Lincoln county, and Benjamin
Adams, Of Harris Greek, register
ed at the Oakland House Satur
day. Mr.. Runyon says thatevery
: thing is quiet on Harris Creek, ant
] that he thinks that the Brumfield
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