The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-05-29

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Uncle Simeon Justice has had
Fthc lot adjoining the BdSsER Of
flee ploughcd and will planted II
in cabbage and potatoes.
Al n. Rodgers, the painter, left
Saturday morning last on a visit
to his family. at Ashland, Ky. He.
will return one day next week.
There We're two boats landed at
the lower wharf Sunday, but On
account of the new ordinance
they We're not unloaded until
Monday.
| }. B. Wilkinson, has had a new
stable erected on his place. j. B.
Is an enterprising fellow, always
building something new. That's
right John B.
Bird Buskirk came over from
Twelve Pole Camp Sunday eve
ming looking for a cook. He and
John Lee Baskirk returned to
camp Monday.
The earnings of the G. d. O.
Railroad for the first week of May
show an increase of $2S,237.54
over those for the corresponding
week Of last year.
Ye editor, Maj. H. G. Ragland,
/ left last Saturday for Richmond.
/ Virginia, to attend the unwilling
OF the Lee monument, and to visit
relatives and friends.
There is considerable talk Of
]. forming a new county from parts
of Fayette and Kanawha. The
movement, however, is generally
regarded with disfavor.
/ Col. M. B. Mullins, Maj. r. W.
Buskirk and Capt. J. A. Sheppard,
were on a fishing expedition the
first of the week. They played
havoc with the fnny tribe.
1t cannot be remembered when
garden making was so backward.
The early vegetables are up in
some gardens, but in most of
them planting has just begun.
The new town, which is being
i laid out helaw- Ceredo,sW Va. is
-tnow named Keneva, instead of
i Chattarawha. It's name is taken
from three States; Ken. for Ken
lucky; o for Ohio; Va for Vir-
ginia.
Our genial and big hearted
friend, Col. NJ. B. Mullins, re-
turned home from New York last
4 Monday evening, where he and
| Bud Bowman, of Boone county,
had been for several days doing
Wall street.
i The basket meeting which was
announced by Rev. w. D. Gar
rett to be held at Crooked Creek
on the 18th of June, has been
postponed on account of the Rev.
W. Il. Powell, of Parkersburg,
coming here to preach on that
day.
Savages expect to imbibe bra
very by drinking the blood Of
their brave enemies. A more en-
lightened method of vitalizine
the blood is by taking Ayers Sar.
saparilla. 1t braces up the nerves
and gives strength and fortitude
to endure the trials Of life.
Slight arrangements of the
stomach and bowels may often,be
corrected by taking only one OF
Ayers Pills. Through not having
4 the Pills at hand, your disorder
increases, and a regular fit of sick
! ness follows s.For the want of i
nail, the shoe was lost" etc.
+ DR.. II. H. Bryan is now per.
) manently located at this place
He is recommended as a FIRST class
Physician and Surgeon, and per,
sons needing medical aid will dc
i well to call on him. His charges
are reasonable, and all calls are
; promptly answered, day or night
In vain has it been tried t.
: divert the West Virginia & Iron
( ton Railroad from its origina
route down the Twelve Pole Val
, ley and carry it to Ashland t
:. cross the Ohio river. The road il
\ being constructed right straight
on regardless Of the seductive of
!, fers it has had to so elsewhere.
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