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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-01-16
Commissioner ale0fReaI Estate.

UNDER and by virtue-of adecree of
the Circuit Court of Logan COUNTY,
West Virginia, made and entered al the
October term 1880, of said Court, IN i
cause therein pending, wherein Sarah
Hatfield, Guardian of May Narlicv
Emma j. Hatfield, Nancy Hatfield.
Lydia Hatfield, Lewis w. Hatfield, An
drew Hatfield and Floyd ttauiela, Is
plaintiff and Mary yarncy. Emma j.
Hatfield, Nancy Hatfield, Lydia Hat
field, Lewis W. Hatfield, Andrew Hat
field, Floyd Hatfield and Valentine Hat
field and Elliott S. Hatfield, are dafcna-
ants. The undersigned, WHO was APP
purpose, will on the 10th day AL Eebrea-!
airy 1890, between the hours % l9o'eloek
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock T.. NJ. offer fol sale.
at the front door Of the Court HYuSe Of
said County and State, at public auction
to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, subject to widows DOVER: Two
tracts OF land adjoining each other on
Mate Greek, and Double Camp Fork .cf
the same, waters Of Tug river, in the
County of Logan, State. of West IL
ginia, aggregating about 200 atres.
TERMS Or SALE One third Casa III
niHu. ana tnc remainder Ill Two equal
hstallments in one and two years, talk
ing notes for deferred instaillncnts with
good security, bearing interest from day
Of sale, and the legal title rctainestuntil
purchase money is paid in full.
G. NJ. TURLEY.
Special COMMISSIONS J.
! hereby certify that bond with APP
proyati sar,rrttx 4,,u t.,,,
by the above Special Commissioner, ~
provided by decree aforesaid
'Fcstc: 4. G.. Wfurrn. Clerk.
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The owner OF any real estate above described sold his heirs
assigns or any person having right charge such
debt may redeem the by paying the purchaser his heirs
assigns within one year from the date thereof the specified
II the last column Of the above table such additional taxes
heon a may have been paid By the purchaser his heirs
with interest on said purchase money the twelve
per cenm per annum from the time the may
paul Given under my hand this goth day Of December
T. NJ CHAFIN,
SuERIrr' LOGAN CocNTY
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NOTICE TO LIEN HoLDEss
George r. Buskir'

George Il. BusklrH
ys Iaia,aneery.
j. l.. Chambers, g ais. J I'll
To al persons holding Ilras ts JAaH-
ottet.tefse, -oz, the Fri
ray part thereof, eff T.. .CHNn,6yys.
+ sHafiee- of -a-deereA If the l-ir=
cult Court of Logan COUNTY n,nle II =
cause therein pending, to I'D ,.aei -
Real Estate ef the said j. l.. all'.,. II.
to the satisfaction Of the liens thereon
YOU are hereby required TO rrts.sl:' al,
claims held by you, and each Of }oi.
against the said ]. l., ChaalAsr3, VII
are liens on his Real Estate, Or assl All
of it, for adjudication to me, nj tny.@..tdiv,t
in tic town of Aracoma, on or before
the 18th day Of February, 1880.
Given under my hand this lith dav
of January, 1890.
JAMES NJ. CIlAFI,;.
Janv 1G-1w GcurIniss .urTcr.
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What n hit Is tire matter with the

Il v Y : = UT INT TT IeI1 tIe
we ,l IL ask.s on every street
As9ker. sssf 4 a'sz 'tis
N me gFI'f stream mas aiftcted T.
t1titefs assign different reasons.
ior instance one says that We are
travelling through the tail Of 40
inyl.lble Comet. Another that
there are 40 more bilzzards IN
Dakota. that prohibition and biz
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3Nt NJ Orr EXCHANGES.


Mr. IF-1fly- Raglaad has az
anmed eatire CONTROL of The Lo-
gan County BANNER ard IN the
futuFe. as in the past, It's politics
Will be Democratic. The BANNER
is a-gcod paper; ably edited and
should receive the support Of the
people of that county. We wish
ii success.-Noal River Hec0fd.
lioe. II. Clay Ragland has as
sllsu4ed the FILL control Of The
Logan County BAANER. He prom.
iscs that ii viii be as sounaiS
D55;iEg cratic in tho future as il has
been N sila. past. There is no
ddal1t that II viii be thoroughly
nealaeratie Under tie present
lflaaa cement, 1t is q credit to.
LogIn c1iinty, and deserves a
hearty support. --Aa|ar6a Coz
II Clay E2sasehaaa has assumed
frlf cnntrolzof the Logan BANNER,
the staanch slV0cata of tbs solid
Democracy Of Logan. Tho BAy-
SEa maler It's former management
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.


JOS. 4 = DEMPSE,Y.u -. az ssss
al2asS "a N Es1 fl,as ),
E4MFeD TIfosIPsoS e al -
TO all persons holding Lisns M .Iattq-
merf. or etaerefse, on The Re1i Estats-i ~
ang part Thereof, II -Xi'arod la9s:9spn-
In pursuance Of decree Of The Gil
cult Court of Logan County. made IN
cause therein pending, to subject the
Real Estate Of the said Niuro fhotns,1
sUl % riIF satisfaction Of tiTs f1rrs-titrr'---
on, yon are hereby required 10 present
all claims held by you, and each ct yoil,
against the said Ninro.i Fhoinp-oh.
which are liens on his Real Estate. or
any part Of it, for adjudication 70 inc,
ut my Office In the town Of Araeoma, on
or before the Eth day of February.
1886.
Given undsr my hand this ii:h day Of
January, 1890.
Commissioner,
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NOTICE TO cREEtTo3s.
Harrison Chain
VS.
j. B. RnnYon and 4Nuii = - y ~.

a .VttaT e. - t.,l
]. B. Runyon and Auih = 9 : e az
T. X. CLARK,
TO the Creditors of Samuel aunyon.
deceased. -
In pursuance of a decree cf the Cir
cult Court of the County I'll l.Ggau,
made in a cause therein pending, To SUBJ
ject the Real Estate Of the said Sanlet
Rnnyon, to the payment Of his deb.s.,
yon are required to present s.-fl,s, aii.a.z
against the estate. Of the said Samuel
-Runyon, for adjudication to- Z, Peck,
Jr., Commissioner, at his office III tilr
said county on or before the 9th tay Of
February, 1890.
Witness, t. G. Whitc,, Clerk Of
our said Court, this Slst day Of becenl-
Der 1882 -.
Janya-sw r. @ wnlrrp. elsrs.
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Il a very close profit.
LANDS SOLD FOR TAXES.

List Of Real Estate sold in the County OF Logan month of
December 1889 for the Of the
for tire 1887 and 1888 and purchased by the following ndvd
ualS.
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n. ! = .ltsslN. Il. VA.

.January II, 1899.
IspT%,: BANNER -
Lar tim harlnen adfarmars
are improying their time this nice
alsy weather.
There will BE q larger amount
If timber rua this wear in Little
Coal river than any other year
since tinlberiug first commenced.
Timber is bringing good price
lat St. Adams,
We had a nlodorato-log tide last
Wednesday. Some two OF three
thoasand logs went down, but
there are }nanF thousands yet tq
come.
Com on Turtle Creek is worth
95 cents per htsFel, and up the
river higher it is worth ST.,
Good as times are now, we look
for better iitIhenear future. Men
u immense capital have been
looking over OR county in the
Fiast two weeks. So you may look
for i rsgilltf tttff;,d4 pp-l1oal- before you
Ehave one 6a tiuyan. Our railroad
prospects are certainly good.
The THERMOMETER registered 62
! IN the shade 1T sun up, and IS at
noon
Health IS good, and the. people
ARC delighted to see hon u on
loefc.s sidlo 50 much of thei
liiac. 04rtsloSAI.
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HUNTINGTON. w. Va

Their partner III tie tailoring business is
r r. J. Grieves the FINEST of CUTTERS, and
tit ard satisfaction guaranteed. They also
handle a full line of Ready Made Clothing,
gents furnishings, trunks, yalises, etc. In
fee, every thing to be found in any City
SC ns5atore.sfhe.y sfl=antI sell
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With The last issue OF the Logon
County BANNER Hon. Il. g. Raj

With the last issue OF the Logon
County BANNER Hon. II, G. Rag
flantt assumed full cdfTtprfal cor
troll. The BANNER is4a GOOD paper
il fact.'l remarkably good paper,
all things being considered, but
aalf-a-etozcn Of it would not be
able to keep up Logan county
eld-tinleA Democrat iifs=7naa iierities.
They are growing email by de-
gr.es and beautifully less" with
every election aI11t will continue
to do SO for many years to come.
And, without thpIrI, roth tire dis
trist and State are Republican,
even if no gains saould be made
elsewhere. The prospect is Very
gloomy fof he Dcmocracy.-Char-
lesion STIR.
We thank our wiae-awalle co
temporary for its kind words.
IS We
tJztris aa1ri.sssss -in=Eogsn' Beme-
sr1cy: our majority next tall
viii be larger than ever. We can
rot mention a single person in
,gan who WIS a Democrat four
years ago that is n Republican
nnw--Snme- few -Mhe-3aera- Re
rnbllcans are now Democrats.
We have floating vote Of about
two hundred in the county, or in
Al Of this Vas purchased by the
Republicans il efst;. last election,
as the Democrats 'ssel no money
This, ana this alone is the secret
Of r IReepn btle7el gains. have
tile boottRlSr sS,otttstl and they will ii
he s;asttsheA hereafter. -
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ARACOMA ACADEMY,
LOGAN C. H., W. VA.

Next session will commence
February 3, 1890, and continue
for twenty weeks.
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II 1873 TIE patriotic ". ".
ffudtif1cv7t eistt tttfeii tlee discern
trolling lling the he lfs, lhse-4lAslle of
Indiana by dividing them IN
blocks Of five. Ills patriotism or
something's caused him to 50.
jaurn'in TIA East until President
s,-s. t4s- ii-tsae y.
ay,harnb4rss r ttioi a'ii4se..5,
Tor .Indian.l, lho It once issued
elders t. pr:yei.t his arrest. san
.s'er Vce4:EE,',,$ d the Ifh inst. in
troluce,' IN sAa s',.:la.e a re,,olr-
ton aerit ia---tt IL a4,tion Of Cham.
E,r,,. o,l-i,,tr 80 th,, s1,,..,..,>,,.s,;
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az possible 10 me T0iI0wing preDienl, namely:
What will be the total number of sub
scribers in the first 5 largest lists received in
the above contest?s
1t may be near 500 and it may be near
5000. No one can tell exactly, but may fig
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The money will be paid out as above no
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and late corners, as no evidence Of what will
be the correct answer can be had until the
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Subscribers not wishing to make guess
may give that privilege to the Agent, in
which case distinct understanding must
be had between them
Agents are not limited to any one Post
office, but can have papers sent to any nd
dress.
JOHN n. MCLEAN,
Publisher Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
Carried or the Kew.

Frank Mckee, the road manager of
Henderson's "Gondoliers," is married
to pretty Isabelle Coe, the leading lady
in Nat Goodwin's company, and they
have a pretty home in New York city.
Mckee is a wonder among theatrical
husbands, as during the four years he
has been married he has written a long
letter to his wife every single day he has
been separated from her. At their New
York house they have huge iron letter
box out in front, and when Frank left
Mrs. Mckee at home, some months ago,
he sent his daily letters as usual, until
one night he found the key to the big
letter box in his pocket. The next morn
ing he heard from his wife in a letter,
the burden of which was: ''Send me the
letter box key. | can see some of YOUR
letters in there, but cannot get them. )"
Well, Mckee wrote an apologize letter,
inclosed the key, and was about to mail
it when he thought of something. This
letter, too, would be dropped in the box,
and, as it contained the key, only jim
my would release his correspondence.
so he tore open the envelope, took out
the key, and mailed it to a New York
friend, saying: please take this to my
wife at once and enable her to hear from
me-" This was done, and Mrs. Mckee
read Franks "back numbers" for a
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
Regan, the nowerr Rhzmester.

Regain, the rhymester, is in a Bowery
variety show He is billed as an impro-
wiser of verses for song, and he invites
auditors to suggest topics. upon which
he promises instantaneous stanzas. A
group of Columbia college students were
there the other night, when Regain, the
rhymester, said: eff any gentleman will
propose word 1 will instantly sing
verse about it,
"Protoplasm," cried student.
The singer turned a deaf ear and start
ed off with a verse on Marriage"
word which nobody had uttered. Then
the student shouted again: 81 challenge
you to sing verse on 'Protoplasm.'
'"'And l refuse" replied Regain. cit is
not a fit subject to sing about before Ia
dies"
The entertainment went on a little
while. and then another student cried
out in response to a call for a word:
"Apotheosis.
Regain looked savagely at his torment
ors and then strobe down to the foot
lights. Ladies and gentlemen" he
said, Il appeal to you. That man there
i can't call him a gentleman-he and
his pals are trying to queer my act"
''But why don't you make verse on
'Apotheosis?
Il decline. I will not make up verses
on scriptural subjects. New York Let
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
Starting on a Scientific Expedition.

An important scientific expedition has
started for Mexico on the steamer City
of Alexandria. Professor Angelo He'll
prin, of the Philadelphia Academy of
Natural Sciences, is in charge of the ex-
petition, which IS to explore regions of
Yucatan and Mexico, which naturalists
have not visited. With Professor He'll
prin are Wilmer Stone, F. C. Baker, j.
E. Ives and Robert LIE Boutillier. Mr..
Stone will attend to the botanical and
archaeological subjects; Mr.. Baker, to
zoology and conchology, and Mr.. Ives to
marine zoology. Mr.. LIE Boutillier is the
photographer of the expedition The
party will go to Progreso, Yucatan, and
next to the interior of that state. They
will then explore the lowlands of Mexico
and the volcanic belt Teaching toward
the Pacific. The expedition plans to
climb the extinct volcanic mountain of
Orizaba, and also the volcano Of Calima.
besides other places Of interest. The
principal object of the expedition is to
determine the general structure of the
basins of the Gulf Of Mexico, about
which scientific opinion is divided. The
explorers hope to return home in May
New York Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
Silver Fox Shooting,

Silver gray foxes have become remark
ably plentiful in Connecticut. Half
dozen of them have been shot during the
winter. 1t is worth mans while to get
the hide of one, for it is worth from SIS
to $50. William Parker, of Forrestville,
got one the other day, and in peculiar
way. He was out hunting near the
burner shop and it was not long before
his fox hound took a trail, following it
with unusual animation. Soon the dog
came to a halt in deep wood and at the
foot of a thick black pine, whose pendent
branches almost swept the ground.
Round about the tree went Parker sew
eral times, for the tracks stopped at the
trunk, and he was puzzled until he peered
up into the old pine. Then there was
flash of silver gray in thicket of ever
green needles not less than dozen feet
from the ground. Parker blazed away
into the streak of gray and down tunbled
a fox.-New York Sun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
GAMBLING DENS OPEN
Cutting and Slashing Over a
Game OF Chance.
STACKS OF BULLION CHIPS.
Roulette Deerey Gets His Head Carved
by the Big Rail-
rOader

Mayor Scott was not present at the
cutting match.
Had he dropped into the Mirror saloon
about 10 o'clock last night he would have
seen knives whipped out, scalps cut open
and blood flow.
But good mayor does not like the sight
of blood; it curdles his vision of the Sc
renity Of things.
The back room of the Mirror saloon
opens to every person who can show up 10
cents and disposition to get rid of it.
There were four tables covered with piles
of red chips and silver dollars. There
must have been $500 in sight.
The first table is given up to the "blue
jay' which is known as the Sunday school
game, because nobody wins at it. Another
table that attracted the players was stud
poker and there was apple of silver dollars
on the four corners. The faro table was
more of drawing card, and big crowd of
laboring men put their hands into their
pockets deep to keep up the play. Across
the fore end of the room the roulette table
stood where the Elusive dollar disappeared
at the fiippant toss of the marble. At this
table McAllister, the big railroad nan, cast
the hazard of the die for few spins when
he got into wrangle with nimble Deerey
that spins the ball. IA free fight resulted,
in which all the help took prominent part.
McAllister, being hard pressed, opened up
the scalp of Roulette Deerey and let out the
crimson.
The police rushed off the two principals,
but on Deerey showing that he would suffer
great loss by missing a big Saturday
nights business he was let go, and in if
teen minutes after the stabbing took his
place behind the roulette table.
AT II o'clock HERALD reporter dropped
into the room and found Deere with his
head tied up stacking the nimble and elu-
sive dollar from the table ontoIhis pile
One poor fellow planked his last quarter on
the table, and, just as he saw the marble
drop, picked it up and started for the door
Deerey the terror rushed out and snatched
it away from him.
The wheel of fortune and other gambling
places were doing a land Office business.
Gambling is now being done on the
ground floor, as Judge Powers demanded.
We are not too good; just good enough.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
SUNDAY,

The City In Brief
The real estate sales yesterday amounted
to $27, sos.
About twenty-five building permits were
issued during the past week.
In the police court there were sixteen
cases of drunkenness, disturbing the peace
and vagrancy. Fines were assessed to the
extent of 500 and several valuable addi-
lions were made to the chain gang.
The district court adjourned until
O'Clock am. Monday. Judge Henderson
goes to Salt Lake next Monday morning
to attend the supreme court. The jurors
were excused until after the session of the
supreme court.
Albert State was sentence to two years
in the penitentiary for adultery. B. Y.
Hayes was found guilty of house breaking
and sentenced to one year in in the peni-
tertiary. Both prisoners were taken TO
Salt Lake yesterday evening. =
Mr.. Lester, an aged man who was in
jured by fall from building a few days
since, died yesterday morning from his in
juries.
A free fight occurred yesterday after
noon between Messrs. Lapier and Carroll
of the Chicago clothing store, resulting in
one gentleman receiving severe scalp
wound.
Jack Watson was arrested yesterday by
Sheriff Belnap for petit larceny. He
pleaded guilty before Judge Dee and was
fined S12.
Trustees of the Methodist university
yesterday elected Rev. Sam Small presi-
dent of the institution, and it is under
stood that he will accept and locate here
permanently.
A. B. Anderson, of Mill Greek, Salt Lake
county, was arrested yesterday at Eden,
Weber county, by Deputy Marshal McLel-
Ian, together with his plural wife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

the city at the present time to make water
provision for our section. 1t is suggested
that the water OF Emigration slream be
brought down to tho brow of the Tenth
ward bench in wooden pipes or fumes, and
a reservoir there constructed, from which
the mains could be taken down the several
streets. 1t might be better to make two or
three reservoirs, one being for the use of
the people on the east bench. The reservoirs
should be rooted and the bottoms cemented.
This much, also, should be done without
special taxation. Then each would have to
pay for his special water pipes aud SER
vice, and for no more than this. 1t is the
general belief and hope that the council
will do something of this kind for us right
away. j. H. PAUL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD.
OGDEN CITY. UTAH.
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch office Of THE HERALD is in Reed
Burgitts iron building on Washington avenue,
adjoining Boyle & Co.'S furniture store. Adver-
Using rates will be made known upon applica-
ZION TO the manager.
THE DAILY HERALD is for sale at ali news
stands and by all news boys, and is delivered
OF carrier in Ogden for % cents per week. No
papers stopped until arrears are pad. Sub
scrsoefs falling to receive papers promptly will
confer favor by notifying the eirculator at
the branch Office. Subscribers are requested to
make no payments to carriers or anyone else
except the circulator. Parties desiring papers
stopped or addresses changed must notify the
brunch Office. e. A. LITTLEF1ELD. Manager
]. c. BOYLE, Calculator
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

Cohn Bros. offer the following bargains
in dress goods: Best French sateens at 10
cents per yard: 36-inch fine quality printed
jackonet at 10 cents per yard. Splendid
quality printed challies at 81 cents. 81
inch mohairs, in a variety of summer
shades, at 1915 cents. See their open ad-
vertisement for other bargains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
H. BAMBERGER-REAL ESTATE.

Under McCornick's bank. Long resi-
dence in Salt Lake. A number of desirable
properties for sale. See mine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

Pongee silk, surah silk, in all shades, and
silk mixed negligee shirts in stock or to
order. Leave your orders early with
BAsT- MARSHALL MER Co.,
40 Main CT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

We have the finest business property in
the city and at lowest figure and best
terms DE WITT B. LOWE & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

We have the sole agency for the
Brooklyn Knitting Co.'s bathing suits,
blouses and lawn tennis shirts; they are
the finest and most durable in the market.
BAsT MARSHALL MER. Co.,
142 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

LAWN tennis shirts, blouses, belts and
sashes at
BAsT- MARsHALL MER. Co.,
142 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

If you want residence property, come
and see US. De Witt b. LOWE 81 Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

Summer coats and vests. We are show
ing the largest line in fancy flannel,
mohair, alpaca, cashmere, pongee silk,
blue and white serge coats and vests.
BAsT-MARsHALL MER Co.,
142 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01

If you want choice roast or Juicy
steak, call on Ward g. Co. at
Washington market,
3l5 South Main street.