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The journal has received an interesting pamph-
let on SANITARY EntOmhment, from Its author,
Rev. Chas r Treat, rector, New York The pur-
pose of the essay is to show that "the present
modes of disposing of the dead are unscientitiC,
unwholesome, repulsve and unworthy an enlight-
ened age" and to show how mausoleums or build
ings can be constructed for the reception Of the
dead which shall embody the following advam-
tages Provide for the perpetual of the dead
protect from premature interment; protect the
dead from theft; protect the living from exposure,
while paying the last duty to the dead meet the
demand of the most revercnt and tender senti
ment; meet the urgent sanitary demand that the
dead shall not endanger the living; meet the
medico legal demand that the evidence of crime
shall not be destroyed; and cost less, in view of
the manifold advantages of this method of sepul-
ture. The author makes a very powerful argu
ment for adopting the methods of the anCients in
the care of the dead.
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Bark Edward Cushing in Gale.


SHE ARRIVES At NEW NnRk ENCASFp IN ICE.
PILOT SWEPT FROM HER DECK
John Canyin- one Of the oldest pilots in the
New York service, was knockeda overheard
from the American barkentlne Edward Cu~h-
ng by lurrh Of the vessel OH the Highlands
Oh January 22d last. ana drowned
Nn one heard the pilot cry out after he went
o. INTO the icy sea and il is >uppo>eC tAat ne
>4ha al once. \ hard gale was blow jll1 at the
time. and it would have been mainc>. the Of
hcers of the Gushing say to have attempted to
launch 4 boat. The vessel. which t9r several
days had been trying in vain 10 make port was
towed in yesterday 10y the tuE WaroU. one
of the barkentiue'~ boats was smash a and she
was covered with ice from deck tJ maintuu.
Her >cupperS We're ch0ked With ice and it was
several inches thick on deck. The poop from
which Pilot Canvin Went overheard was a
sheet of ice.
The Gushing came from Port al Spain in
tWenty-seNen days. She was loaded with over
seven hundred tons Of asphalt DRAINED at Lt-
bray, some thirty miles from Jamaica. and ~he
lay very low in the water. The waves had q
clean sweep over her.
a NARROW ESCAPE uN IHE VOYAGE.
Mate II. II, Bruce, who told tie story Of the
pilo, drowning, said the voyage from Halter
as northward had been a continual battle.
Bruce was second mate going oLt. but the first
mate falling i'll was put ashore at pemerara.
The capes OF Delaware We're sighted on Jan.
20, and in the afternoon Frank Nayo. Bow
cry boy who Went to Demerara with d circus
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Which +!

| III Tue oTunlj ana Wn!le tney are NANNY Ial
yet there seems to be tnge of one-sdednes
which might be expected. The journal is al
Eastern paper and it is only natural that tn
editors should protect that portion of our coun
| try. Were they connected with a W cstern pa
! per their feeling, would he different
Now, first of all, in speaking of the West
! Eastern papers and Eastern people are quite
| likely to think Of the Eastern portion Of th,
| West rather than the real West itself. n
| longer can Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City or tn,
! cities Of Kansas be termed western towns
Denver even has almost outgrown that name
| The country which in Greeley's time was con
>dered in tile orcident cannot in our day bt
| called by that name. One must now not only
cross the great river but must push on into
! Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and the State,
and Territories in the north, ere he can fine
Western life in its essential reaness. The
statement by Prof. Welsh that desirable GOV
ernment land cannot in the present LAY be
the states west Of Kansas thousands acres
are only awaiting settlers, 10 whom il Is given
or sold for small sum by the government.
Allow me in few lines to defend that por-
tion Of the country which would now be called
the West. and to write briefly concerning fine
peculiar disadvantages a, wen a. the advantages
which the Territory Of New Neviro can otfar
to a yuuo. .,a,,I.o l,tle Atlantic .oast
First. let Us con, der he comes from Maine or
Massachusetts; few days ride on a stretch
Of 100 miles, which is now very quickly
made ana he finds himself In All entirely ,il,r-
emt country from that which he left. The
manners OF TIC people, the mode Of living,
both Strike him rs being primitive; the houses
are SMALL and cnmpared with the common
house in the East, generally poorly furnished.
The people themselves from every State in tie
| nion. with the majority perhap. from Mis-
souri, form a chaos ID Ajm.
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Maine Matters,


Z lie was very eccentric. lie was worth StDn, ,tNH
but dressed plainly and worked AS hard AS an,
OF biz farm laborerS to the last Frequently he
KIM A., III t"U"1a'I's VI uol
packets lie was an unusually brainy man anf
/ Il Nig0rou> thlnker and speaker He never
married. His propert, goeS 10 nepbews anC
niec.> ia Franklin county
Timothy f. Recher. cashier of the Sand,
River National Bank Of Earmiupton thirty.
two wears. died jan ~. AGED about g.. lie
was 4 leading riuaucier Of The town and high
IN RESPECTED citizen He leaves a widow and
pnp SOM the inftpr hrint assistant cashier of
fhe bank
Can't. H. :. Nee iinfork of Boo1hbaV Iiarb0r
,liti af Ms home InV. .I He had been failing
! for sometime ;tlhoueh ne one thought the end
~a u,ar He ,a~9 rptired son raut3in having
bn.u fll.a...I FIR ,esr, in tbe truit n,r,.ving
iu~in~>. he was tbe ..bi.,'' commander. of the
>fHaou-r Hararna when .tle vl- .pizp1 ~ the
>naI.i>h and va, to ha santiScatea inf he hoIJ
ii made SAL undgr. pretcuSe nf driving the same
t4I f4Lii,. .rt..t,4 of i f.,,raIln ,8inA sli,
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h,ir .unhas,.. aIa .lif,, tho olj -fag N the
n.,L r.,d, .,1} Nj. ,,,rl7r III yaS rhasn1
In fhr ~,.47-t .mnhoat~ into \meriran ya.
,cr~ Iar >a,oun,r va~ finally pardonrJ. I'M
h.,d be f4il,i, n.io their hand, he would doubt
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NUMBER 6.
The West vs.. the East.

for the YiciSsitudes of a frontier life is one of
which our people should bc disabused. The
native of the tropics, who requires little or no
clothing and obtains his food without labor,
can loIl away existence contentedlv, but from
f the AngIo-SaXon standpoint the perfect climate
! is yet to be found. We enter no claim in that
direction for Maine; but some of our people
who have been lured to other sections by the
promise Of eternal summer, or at least an
: equabIe and healthful temperature, have been
sadly disappointed. How often have we had
occasion to congratulate ourselves on escaping
the tornadoes, Billiards, earthquakes, floods
and insect plaques with which other portions
of the country have been afflicted. The Maine
farmer who goc~ TO a cline where crops are
perpetual, and his labor IN caring for them in
cessant, longs for the respite afforded 10y our
winters with their opportunities for self-im-
provement and social enjoyment. The western
stock-rai>er who has his herd, and flocks swept
away by a blizzard realizes that although IN
Maine his gains were smaller they were surer
and there Was no danger of total loss to ell
counter. These are matters which should be
considered before turning your back on New
England, with its educational, religious and
social advantages.
The recen. snow storms in the West and on
the Pacific coast, with their attendant lo,se. Of
lite and property, and the sad reports of destt-
tuition in Dakota, should not be allowed TO pass
unregarded. True they may not occur again
for many years, and there may be no cheek
upon the advancing prosperity of the sections
now aillieted but Of that we can have no as
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As an instance of feminine supererogation, a
Brooklyn man discovered his wife busting out the
wood-box before supply of wood was brought in
for the day.
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concert stage, with the three other members OF
the womens quartette to which she belongs
When she sings alone it is solely for charity
| Her husband is a man well known in Wal
street circles, and appears jealous of his right
to take care of his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
m0nd have charming apartment in one of the
downtown flat houses, and this year for the
first time Mrs. Raymond has instituted a series
OF afternoon receptions. Her pet bobby is q
''diet kitchen" on the east side to which she
| devotes time and substantial aid III money.
MAINE BEE KEEPERS.
The tenth annual session of the Maine Bee
| keepers Association met at WaldUhoro Jan.
18th. quorum not being present an informal
meeting was held. The President of the ASso-
citation, Rev. Nj. G. Herring, Of Brunswick,
presented paper on Bee Keeping for Minis
ters." l.. +. Abbott. of Lewiston, gave pauer
| on Honey Productions" A paper was read
! from F. Q. Addition, Of Dexter, on "IIow to
! Make the Most OF Bee Keeping" Row MR.
! Herring gave Il talk upon the bee hive and its
/ economic arrangements in the honey product
! tie would have double waited hives ID with
: stand the climatic influences Of our winters.
A'1ther point is to have bees ana store. in
! tiJ>e proximity for wuterlng Bee Keeping
/ was science and adapted to ministers and
| professional men Mr.. Herring illustrated bis
remarks on practical work 18th q miniature
bee hive The meeting adjourned subject to
call.
An INFAN1ILE PifENoMENuN.
A correspondent at Guiltord Of the Dexter
Gazette writes % that paper Of au infantile
phenomenon, OF which the town boasts It is
a boy. of course. the only child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ". H. MouIton of Guillord, and j. no,v
eleven months old. At the arc Of ten months
he began To- whistle; Il real. genuine VUi~lIe.
clear and distinct He could speak several
words 1T >iX months of age. plainly enough TO
be understood by any one. Iie will read
aloud from the Gazette. changing his tone a.
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The New York Press has the following:
Mrs. Annie Louise Cary Raymond has not
changed a whit in personal appearance since
she began her career on the stage some years
ago. Her yivacity and charming manners are
expended now only upon her friends. She
rarely appears in public, and then only on the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-02-06

A grocer who advises you to use Brussels soap
believes in giving full value for your money.
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BOW DOM COLLEGE.


Thursday Jan. 23d, the first Of a course OF
siX lectures given by the Bowdoin College \.
Nj. c. A.. was delivered by W. II. Parsons, OF
New York. His subject was "Some Things
Essential to Business Success and was treat
Ell in an interesting manner before good siz-
ed audience. The second letter was given Jan
2Sth by Prof. Chapman, who spoke on Tenny,
$ sln's "PrincesS." The other four lectures will
be As follows:
Monday, Fob. Il. Eight Weeks In Russia, >
by Prof. 4. j. IL. Ropes, Of Bangor, Me-
Tuesday. March 4th. "W. b. CARPENTER ant
His Contribution TO Science" by j. B. Sewall
of Braintree, Mass.
! TueslIa March 18th. '.Chemistry and Pub
lie HEALTH by Prof. F. G. Robinson, of Bow
| doin College.
Thursday. March 81. "Perils and Possbili
ties of the Republic, by Rev. F. S. Root, o
! Auburn, Me.
! The lectures are well attended by both stu
dents and the people of Brunswick. They ar
delivered in Memorial Hall.
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Brussels soap does not float but will do more
washing than twice as much light floating soap.
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concert stage, with the three other members of
the women's quarette to which she belongs.
When she sings alone it is solely for charity.
Her husband is man well known in Wall
street circles, and appears jealous of his right
to take care of his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond have charming apartment in one of the
downtown fiat houses, and this year for the
first time Mrs. Raymond has instituted a series
of afternoon receptions. Her pet bobby is a
diet Kitchen on the east side to which she
devotes time and substantial aid in money.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

Under and by virtue of a decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Logan County,
male and entered at the April term 1880
of said Court, in u cause therein pend
ing, wherein JAS. H.. Dillon, Guardian
&C., was plaintiff and Harmon Ncwsom
ct al, were defendants, the undersigned
who was appointed a Special Commits
sioner for that purpose, viii on the 2lst
day Of July 1893, (that being court
day. offer for sale at the front door Of
the Court House OF Logan County, w.
Va, at public auction to the highest
bidder, the following veal estate situate
in said county, viz: 9ne tract of l25
acres; one tract of 1916 acre, and one
tract of 1874 acres on the Laurel fork of
Pigeon Creek, and one tract of IS acres
on Jones flat, being the same lands 81
which Henry Sewsomj died, seized
and possessed.
TERMS or SALE There Mill he re-
eHiircd cash in hand one half Of TIE pur-
] chase money, and for the residue Of
the purchase money, credit of Twelve
months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond withgood personal security
for the deferred installtnent, and the
title retained as further lien.
j. b. ELLISON,
Special Commissioner.
Bond given as required by decree.
! Ieste: T. G., WnITEp, Clerk.
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The Press ON the Election Bil |.


We commend the following ex-.
tracts to the iintcfligent-yetefs~ef-
Logan county.
We are very sure it would be
followed by strife and contention
and hloodslred. We know gener-
ally who rel hurt in such issues.
lahlnS the past as Il guide, the
record would be sensation about
negro aggression and negro ris-
ing" avcontlict in Which one or
twe-white Democrats would have
their shins skinned and Il dozen
or two negroes killed, and in the
long run as many Democrats cleo
ted Us has been the ease in the
past. Indeed, we believe the pas
sage of the Lodge bill would re-
tiuce the number of Republican,
Representatives throw some of
the Southern States INTO turmoil
and disorder; material progress
be arrested, and harm generally
be etfccted.-Nalley. Virginia.
(Rep.)
From Il party. standpoint, the
passage of the Force bill will
make votes for the Democrats at
the South, for III all the cotton
States and in Virginia, it will
draw the color line, and that
means white supremacy.-Pass
the bill, and there would not be
left in MississipI9 enough white
Republicans Of whom to make
enough supervisors to put the
measure in operation; it would
heal all local discussions in the
Democratic ranks in South Caro-
lima, and make every Farmers Al
1ian~e Convention throughout tho
= saifh a Democratic ratification
meeting Louis willie Tfme S
(Rep.).
With the South already rivalin;
the North III manufactures. ant
the spirit Of hostility to Northern
ideas completely buried, is it no
wicked for party ambition to seel
10 reopen the old sores and soy
the tares Of discord among tn
wheat os harmony Omaha lie n
ocrat.
The Repablican leaders foun,
the bayonet prop an ,incomfort
able support fourteen years ago
1t would i7Ipale them If employ
I'd nov.--New York World. a
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The Pioneer Press, the colorcd
organ Of the Republican party Of
West Virginia, has this to say Of
tile Election bill and OF the Col
ored race:
Y'ou may institute and pass all
tho Federal election bills You
choose, bnt ono thing is plain 70
ns. and, that is. they will do little
il any goo1ai al. The time for
the Republican party to have
uasscd aaa enforced such meas
1,res, Mas Immediately after the
Nate We are opposed to class
legis t&tios. because it is an adnis,
.ion Of Face iiiI..,i enifss;; and We
are but IiffAe ,serc favorable 70
coerciee aiif9ase rights, from the
fact Nc are American citizens,
living under tho same flag and
laws that protects the white
man. @
Mhat VIC want aanre6s must
have to Ne useful. citizens j. not
special legislation bdt iat6lsfgence
,nd enough pluck .r.' be Amer
Jean citizens.
W. mean by pluck, a. pat a@t-
ism that would not barter way q.
--scimtilla Of manly rights, and thai
would glory in the last drop Of
Hood being spill, rather than not
70 enjoy il in the fullest sense 81
the word sa-z
If special legislation will givs'tsj
the negro such manly spirit, We
hope a new bill will be passed ev>
~.ry day; otherwise let the negro
;slone, show him fair play, and let
him work out his own salyation.
-Ntt things we'll considered 4, he's
doing that more rapidly than any
either class that ever lived. The
trouble is. wye are too anxious,
looking for and expecting too
much in too short a. time. We
ought to and must bear iii mind
: that it is next to impossible for
the slave to demand, and the mas
Ter to accord the full rights Of an
American ~stixen. They both
must pass oil the stage OF action,
and atslpslst.twe Ell three of their
succeeding generations before
tinlt will be done; and we should
We satisfied to receive it then.
The thing for us to do is to show
ourselves worthy and fully capa-
bic now, and this will greatly ia
cifiate and hurry up.a future set
tlement.
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Tn the United States Coilrt AT

In the United States C0ilrt at
J'arkcrsLurg on the9tlIinst. adc-
crec was also entcrcdin the cases
Of Dnmar IS. D'fluc'd Monsisnon
efai. Loconfre Us. Randall RI al.
and Randall Il. Dressf RI uf,=sr'tz
thorming John X. Reed, Of Phila-
Gelphia, trustee, 10 sell all the M
tcrest legal and equitable, in live
hundred thousand acres OF land
granted by the Commonwealth OF
Virginia to Robt. Swami hc Z,
1895. Swami acquired these Ian IS
while living in this county but at
terward went 10 Fame b c me
involved and raised large sums
Of money on them. Ills Erencb
creditors brought suit IN the e:
:. Court to secure their money.
The lands lie IN Logan, Lincoln,
Boone, Wyoming, and other coin-
ties in this State. :
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THE POLICE GAZETTE.

fsthe only illustrated paper-in- the
world containing all the Latest sensations
al and sporting news. No Saloon keep
err, Barber or Club Room can afford TO
lyaswithout it. 1t always makes friends
wherever it goes.
Mailed TO AMY address in the United
States, scclrely wrapped, Is weeks Tor
81 90. Send Five Cents for sample copy.
RICHAKD X. FOX, NJ
Franklin S4nare, New York City.
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af slilt is set aside and hold
for naught q decd uf conveyance made ny TIE
Clerk Of theGounty Court of SAID county tothe
Turkey Greek in said county containing 2aa
acres: irregularities appearing on the face of the
proceedings under which said deed OF convey
;,uce " as made. aud affidavit having been made
and tilcd among the papers in this cause, that
the defendants James o'Ncciic, :. j.. Sergeant
and 4. j. Baker are non -rrsidcntso OF TINS state
il il therefore ordered that they appear within
one month after due publication Of this order IN
ne Clerks Office Of oar said tonrtat rules 70 Dc
holden therefor and do what is necessary to pro
tcct their interests
44--=- r. C. MnITEp, Clerk.
Marcum 4 Kelly, Soils.
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Administrators Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate Of
j. A.. Bing, deceased, will please come
forward and settle, and pay the same to
me at the Law office of J. b. Wilkinson,
at Logan G. II. w. Va; and persons
having claims against said estate, will
present the same, with proof of their
business, to me at ss.SI9place, for pay
mcnt.
June Both 1890, +.
i q RING Administrator.
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SALE If SEHHHL LANISA

Under and by virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Logan
tony7 WN made and entered at the April term thereof 1880
proceeding pending to subject to sale, for the benefit Of
the School Fund Of land mentioned annual petit
h, shall the 2lst day Of July 1890 (tha being
Circuit Court at the front door Of tire Court
cer for sale public auction to the highest
Land
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-07-17
NOTICE.

The following accountsof tidmciaries
are in my hands for settlement.
G.. w. Taylor, Administrator of the
estate of James Starr, deceased. r.;
ii. &. KAGLAND,
Fiduciary Commissioner Logan Co.
July eth 1880