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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-02-20

A column Of our. paper each
week is at the disposal of our
Ministers to spread the seeds of
religion and morality No secta=
rian discussions will be allowed.
FFhe-newss as to tAe-0Aie- and
Guyandotte Valley Railroad IS
encouraging. No road in the
State would develop a larger
amount Of mineral wealth OF open
UP 4 better timber field.
One of the largest land deals
ever made in this county was
made Monday Of last week. Mr..
M. B. Mullins sold all Of his land
on Spruce, over 1900 acres, to
Col. Alex. McClintock. The price
paid was a fair one. Lands in
Logan are booming.
The Journal and Messenger,
whose West Virginia office is at
Parkersburg, w. Va, is not only
one of the ablest religious journ-
ais in the country, but its discus
sions of current political ques-
tions is Fair and 1aRpartisiian,- and
therefore commendable.
A brick Church will be built at
Logan G. H., w. Va, to be COM
meneed about May 1st 1880,
contractors would do we'll to visit
us, and consult the Building Com
mittee, or correspond with Major
Jas. A. Nighbert, Chairman of
the Committee, Logan G. H., w.
Va.
The worldwide reputation of
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the natural
result of its surprising value as a
blood medicine. Nothing, in the
whole pharmaeopeia, effects more
astonishing results, in scrofula,
rheumatism, general debility and
all forms of blood disease, than
this remedy.=--z---
If the liquor traffic could be
suppressed here, we would have
one of the quietest towns in the
State. Why will men persist in
doing that which they know is
not, only a violation of law, but
injurious to the community, and
/. destructive of our interests. Soon
er or later they will find out that
there is no money in it.
The July term Of our Circuit
Court, unless 1T can transact its
business in one week, viii conflict
with. the levy term of our County
Court. The law requires that the
levy be laid at term of the court
commencing not later than the
month of July, and on account OF
the immense territory, over which
our assessor has to travel, ouI
court have fixed their levy term
for the last Monday in.yJuly OF
each year.
Our old friend Lewis G. White,
has been duly installed as the
Ticker of stamps for Logan G., H
Lewis has served the Republican
Party long and faithfully, though
he was not a success as local
politician after the Dudley style.
He was not adept in the handling
of shekels, and. he allowed Demo
cratic Philistines to shear him OF
his locks in the last campaign
even in the -xirtious Republican
stronghold of Jennie's Greek
He is training under Wanamakei
now. m
The Georgia editor who said
that the hustle makes the best
known armrest, was killed next
day by a look, and had a quiet
funeral without hustle or commo-
Etion. he has gone to join the
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STATE OF YVES VIRGINIA.

LOGAN COUNTY, TOWN.:
At Rules held in tee Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court of said County, on
Monday the Bird Day of February 1890
MARY JANE NEW
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JOHNSON HATFIELD
VS. In chancery
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF w EST yIRGINIA.

STATE OF w EST VIRGINIA,
LOGAN County, To-Wit:
At Rules held in the Office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Logan
County on the first Monday in February
1890
William #. TilIer
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County Directory.

crcuii Court meets 3rd Monday
in April, July and October.
&la,.nty Court meets I'd Monday
4 February. June and November
\ nth .ssff1nelsays-ia-Jnly
&fudce Of Circuit Court. II.
Harvey.
Whited.
Prosecuting Attorney. B.
President cd uaty Court-Jos.
simpkins.
f,ann,issie,ers-Moses Terrell
and sr~11son Ellis.
Clerk County Courts, IS. Al
tier.
SHERIFF .l-Ghafn,
Jaiter j. B. Buskirk.
Assessor w. III. Taylor.
Surveyor : G. II. Gore.
JUSTICES. -
Logan-J.. M. Jackson and 6
W. Morgan.
-tclAsspmansxille-Edward Gar
ptt and Anderson Blair.
Triadclphia-J. P. Vance.
Maenolia-M. A. Terrell.
Lee. B. Farley.
Hardee-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.Hale
and Simpson Ellis; Secretary
H, c, Ragland.
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William T. TilIer,

8. w. Taylor, Mary Taylor,
u. ID: Tiller, Barbary Ross,
David G.. Ross, Martha w.
buchanan, John Buchanan,
Lydia Terrell, s. r. Terrell,
Thomas Tiiler, Gordelia Til
Ter, Vim. +. Tiller, Jr.. Mary
Accord, John Accord, Almeda
FILLER, j. w. Tiller, j. II.
MoIen, Lilley Nolcn, Foley
filler, and Milton J. Prone
and Y. NJ. Chain, Admins
TRAITORS of Evans filler, de-
ceased
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Thursday, February 2o,5-1S90.
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Ellison & Ragland, Soils.
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Mr.. Deem, representing Hand
y y Co, Of Charleston, was here
Friday last in the interest Of his

- A<Sclu, representing Hand
~ q Co, Of Charleston, was here
Friday last in the interest Of his
house.
Our Tug river boys are espec.
Tally requested to call on Patton
Bros, and 9. Cecil, Jr., while in
Catlettsburg.
Head the new advertisement 81
Northcott & Burlington, which an.
pf'esirs IN TINS issue. ffey are ff M
business men.
Short articles from those inter.
ested in our schools, as to the best
method Of making them more eff
ficient, are solicited.
Some things are necessary,
which are not pleasant. Our
Prosecuting Attorney, however, is
always ready to discharge his
duty.
Why don't the farmers Of Logan
county organize for their own
protection. The farmers could
and should control our State Leg.
islation.
We have placed the Braxton
Democrat on our exchange list
t is one Of the best county papers
in the State and is Democratic tc
the core.
j. A. Bing has purchased Of
Eli Gore, Sr., lots Nos. / and 2
The property where A. J. Perry
now lives. The property is splen.
|dfdfy located. =''==s=='-=7--s=5--'--=s:-----+=
We call especial attention tic
the letter of "a Subscriber
found in this issue. 1t should be
read and re-read by those who
have weak memories. ..-s-s
Report says that J. E. Robert
son and family will move back tc
this place in the early Spring
We hope the report is correct, as
we have no better citizen.
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The Georgia editor who said
that the hustle makes the best
known armrest, was killed next
day by q look, and had a quiet
funeral without hustle or commo-
ton. lie has gone to join the
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j. B. WILKINSON, Sol.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
Many Thanks.

The undersigned on behalf Of st.
Adalbert's society begs permission
to cordially thank the good citizens
of Wahpeton and breckenridge for
the superb patronage afforded the
society's bazaar last week. want
to thank the two generous cities,
respectively. and the farmers sur
roun ding them, and the ladies
thereof for their universal kindness
and generosity, and the business
men in particular, and the noble
band Of newspapers. and the civic
institutions, and the lremen and
their friends, and the cornet bands
and their friends, etc, etc. Kind
people, one and all, please accept
the grateful Acknowledgements of
st. Adalbert's society and the
hearty thanks Of your humble ser
want, L. l.. RABSTEINEK.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
School Hay Land.

l have just received notice dated
Bismarck, February 18th, to report
to the state board of school lands
a list of school lands for which there
would likely be demand for leav-
ing for meadow and pasturage
purposes for period of five years ;
with the further understanding that
any fences or other structures
erected shall remain the property
of the lesses, with permission to
remove or dispose of fences or
Structures prior to or at termination
OF leas. Any person knowing OF
such land will confer Il favor by re-
porting the same to me, personally
or by letter, not later than February
24th. An acurate description Of
the land must be given,
w tI IToI-c1
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
A Grand Success.

Inc bazaar given by the bohemian
Catholic congregation was a grand
success, the proceeds exceeding one
Thousand dollars. theseE close mid
winter times. Very much is due
the ladies for the. signal success,
among whom we may mention:
Mrs. Frank Formaneck, Mrs. Math
Lorenz, Mrs. Jos. Chezick, Mrs. Albert
Chezick, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. &c,
iyatt, Mrs. G. Harff, Mrs. II. G. AL
brecht. and the Misses Mary, Annie
and Maggie Chezick. OF the gentle
men deserving special mention are
Messrs. Wenzel Formaneck, Profess
sors Braun and Mollison, w. A.
Seely and John Fytl, and lastly but
ny no means least, Leo j. NIiksche.
In fact Leo has been Father
ltabsteinek's first lieutenant all
through the management, and did
valuable service.
And a decidedly important feature
OF the bazaar was the splendid
meals served by the ladies, the
culinary department being we'll
looked after and no mistake, and
these facts largely accounted for
the universal patronage afforded
this featur
Those who won important prizes
We're as follows:
The parlor set was won by the
benevolent society, and the dinner
set by the ladies of the church and
were both donated to the parsonage.
Prize for Best Housekeeper,
toilet set, contributed by j. A.
Lawrence and set of silver knives
and forks, contributed by Math
!.orenz, was Won by Mrs. Theo.
Jurgens.
Prize for most popular lady silver
pickle dish, contributed 10y Geo. A.
Lacy, was won by Mrs. Henry
Miller.
Band contest--drum majors baton
and shake, contributed by Father
Rabstlneck, was won by the Wahpe-
ton cornet band.
The Best Foreman in Fire De-
partment-picture and presented by
Albert Schneider. was won by Anton
Giles.
The Most Handsome Baby-Lace
Dress, contributed 10y Miss Mary
Cheziak. was won by Mrs d. Il.
Rice.
The best Boy-Suit of Clothes,
contributed by A. & NJ. Stern, was
won by John Fytl.
The Best Solicitors-Miss Maggie
Chezick and Miss Barbra Koza
carried off the honors.
The Mayoralty contest-Grip
Sack, contributed by III. G.. Albrecht
was won by Thomas Koza.
In this connection we might say
that soon after locating here, last
fall, the Rev. Father Rabstineck
managed to pay $500 on the lots
where stands the church and the
parochial residence, and made valu
able improvements upon the latter,
so that the society felt that it was
getting on nicely, but the present
superb success will lift the indus
trlous and deserving society right
QUITO its feet, and it would seem
make easy sailing for it in the
future. Father Rabstineck is IL
happy pushing priest and leader, of
whom his people are well pleased,
not to mention the fact that he is
making friends in all classes at
Wahpeton.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20

NOrICE-'riAIBER CULTURE U. s. EAND
~ Olce at Watcrtowm. $. d.. Ian. 20. 1S9D
Complaint having been entered at tins Office
by John Burt of White Rock, Oak. against
law as to Timber Culture entry No. 1eGl
Watcrtown serls, dated December l,t. lSS;,,
upon the WI of NV, and ". of sw sccf,on 81.
township township NJ lso; range Al, in Elchana
to the cancellation Of said entry; contestant al
leging that the said John Mayer failed 10 break
or plow or cause to he broken or plowcd five
(5) acres of said tract of land The first year
the second year, and that the iccc, still exists
The said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear at this Office on the 18Th day of March.
$3.50. at O'Clock p. m. to respond aud furnish
testimony concerning s!ld alleged failure.
&. q. WILLIAMS Register
Il. T.. CARPENTER. Receiver.
First publication Fcby lath ls90.)
NoTICE-TIMBER CULTURED. $. Land
~ Office, Fargo, N D., February 1lth. 1880
Complaint having been encrod 1T This Office
by Peter Hafner against Jonn C Hall for failure
to comply with law as TO Timber Culture entry
NO. ss9 dated July l2th, 1879, upon ihc south
west 1 section II. township l:i II, ronge 10 W
i'll Rchand cou ity, N. D. with view to the
cancellation OF said entry; contestant alleging
that the said John c Hall broke five acres Of
SAID tract during the first year Of said entry.
that since said time he has failed TO break or
caused to be BIZ oxen any part of said tract
since the date Of said entry. except the above
five acres. and has failed to plant upon said tract
or any part thereof trees, any tree seeds. or cni
tinss since The date of said entry ami that sad
tract is now totally devoed OF timber Of any
description. The said parties are hereby sum
moned to oappear at this Office on Friday, the
4th day OF April. 1890. at 10 O'Clock Il. m. TO
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. MICHAEL +. Bir'rElLE,
Register.
CFirst publication Feb 20, lSS0.)
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ATTENTTON

Farmers, you all know that the
Havana Press Drill is the best in
the market. Leave your orders at
Schuler Bros, Wahpeton N. Dak..
before March 10th and take advan-
tage of the discount on carloard
rates. AZ
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20

Sister Anatolia and Miss Maggie
Chezick have gone to st. Paul for a
short stay.
A. Stern, of the firm of n. & nj.
Stern, clothiers, is in Chicago
purchasing big stock Of spring
and summer goods.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20

REDUCTION IN BRAN.
Bran at the New Star Roller Mills
at $40 per ton or SOC per cwt. 46
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
>,TATE OF NORTH DAKorA. ,

" COUNTY O Eltlllanu. NT'
In District Court, Fourth Ju,iic;al District
In the matter Of thc;pplication Off ole Anderson
for Il change Of his name
TIa all whom ii may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there is now on
NE III the Office OF the clerk Of the district court
in and for said county and Siatc, Il petition o.!
Ole Anderson. praying that his name be changed
from Ole Anderson To ole y RigStad. and tha;
1T lhe next term of said court, S;ild petition
VIII be duly considered ana all things done in
relation thereto as arc iii that behalf hv law
required.
Dated January al>t 1899.
S. III. SNYDER,
Attorney for Petitioner, Wahpcjuil, n D.
CFirSt OuI Ecb Il; 1SgO
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
CITY ORDERS CALLED,

Notice is hereby given that on and
after March 20. 1890 will pay the
following orders and that interest
on same StODS on that, date
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
ARE YOU
ONE
OF
THEM f:

THEM {?
In 1890
The Home Seeker takes l6O free
acres in the fa-
nous Milk River
valley of Mon
tana. reached by
the Manitoba Ry.
The Health Seeker takes the Mani
toba to the lakes
and woods of the
Northwest, Hell
ena, Hot Springs
and Broadwater
Sanitarium.
The Fortune Seeker takes the Mani
toba to the glori-
GUS opportunities
of the four new
states.
The Manufacturer takes the Mani.
toba to the Great
Falls of the Mis-.
souri,.
The Tourist takes the Mani.
toba through the
grandest scenery
of America.
The Traveller takes the Mani
toba Palace Din
ing and Sleeping
Car line to Min
nesota, North Da-
kota, South Da.
kota, Montana
and the Pacific
coast.
The Teacher takes the Mani.
toba cheap excur-
sions from st.
Paul to Lake
Minnetonka, the
Park Region, the
Great Lakes, the
Rockies, the Ma.
tional Park, the
Pacific Ocean,
California and
Alaska.
Anyone will receive mans.
books and guides
of the regions
reached by the
st. Paul, Mime
apOlis & Manitoba
Railway, by writ
ing to F. I. Whit
ney. G. p. 4 TIA.
St. Paul, MINI.
Manitoba Local Time. q, y !
Express from the east, s a. m. aud < ~, -,
Express to the east, ESQ q. m. and 90 4 n.I1 S
Moorheaa accommodation, Tueaiays. !. sSnfs
days and saturdays. arrive II q. M, and iv91rn
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
County Warrants Called

STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,1
County Of Richland, }ss
Office Of County TreaSurer.>
Notice is hereby given that the following out.
standing county warrants drawn against he
county general revenue fund and registered from
october llth, 1889 to December lst, 1889 are
hereby called in for payment and that the IN
terest thereon will stop from the date of this
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20

IOHN NJ. RUGGLES,
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Titles to lands investigated and abstracts
furnished.
WAiIPETON, N. DAKOTA.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20

GEO. NJ. HANLY,
SURG EON DENTIST.
Office over Hany's Drug Store.
WAHPETON, N. DAKOTA.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
ii s. SOWL.ES,
DENTIST.

OIlice up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
FARMERS LOOK AT THIS.

l wish to buy 200 head of good
stock steers, to be delivered in
Wahpeton, May Sth, 1890. Will
pay half the value or more if so
desired at.time of contracting.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
Manitoba local Time.

Express nom the east, 8 q, m. and kn
Express to the east, $50 .. m. and 0:lb s. ~
Moorhead accommodation, Tuesiaya 4Snfs
IS p. m. 3 .3,s 'N1.S.sss
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20

m O'BRIEN, NJ. ID. c. NJ.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR,
AND OCULIST.
Gradunte of McGiil University. Montreal
Canada. Office over Hanly's Drug Store.
WAIIpETON, N. DAKOTA.
The Wahpeton times., 1890-02-20
LOCAL NEWS.

1t is proposed to make further i'm :
provements on the st. Adalbert's
Bohemian Catholic church and the
contract for the same will soon he
let, to be completed by April 23d,
and will be ready for the patron
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
Clayton Chips.

Well, old Hecla can't write much for the readers this week.
 Wonder what Mir. Sim Butler is visiting MT. Goyens' for? Hope he has a nice time, as also Miss Mindia.
 Mir. Joseph Howell came in from Mexico last week spent part of the week with Mir. J. w. Sewelrs family.
 Our township convention met at Harmony school house on the 24th inst, for the purpose of nominating our offices, and also to select dele gates to represent us at our county convention that convenes at Prescott on the 3lst. Though the delibera- tions of it's members were somewhat laborious, we received, as a recon. pense, some good speeches from the candidates. It is a pity that they can't all be elected, for they all claim to be peculiarly and divinely quali- fled to fill the offices to which they aspire. But alas we haven't enough of offices to go around. Glad to know that our old friend Elmore May received the nomination for the office of assessor. HECLA.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
ROsstOn EnmOrs.
DAMOCLES.

Grass!
 Health good.
 Wonder what has become of the lottery. Ask E J Barksdale and T F Dickson what they got.
 1 think that about September next the mongrels will be dead and the box will have "D. D." to Clayton on it.
 Rev Stonecipher preached good sermon at Rocky Mound today, to a small audience-cOnyention day the cause.
 Mir Bynum Hatley passed through our town to-day; was from Prescott In company with a preacher. l sus- pect he had his papers.
 Our convention passed off nicely more enthusiasm than usual; good prospects of burying the mongrels so deep this fall that Clayton, Norwood Jones & Go can never rcsurrect them.
 Mrs w T Fincher and her brother R D Martin, are expecting their fa- ther, "Uncle Bob as he is familiarly known, from Texas, on visit. He has a great many friends here, who will be glrd to see him.
 The Sabbath school is in four ishing condition; hope much and lasting good will be accomplished, and will say right here that there is no better medium to train the tender minds than in Sabbath schools.
 Let every Democrat resolve him self into committee and go to work and let us roll up majority so large that Clayton's henchmen can't mus ter corporals guard any more in Nevada county. This we can do, if we put our shoulders to the wheel and carry the war right into Africa. Prescott sounded the battle cry last April. Let it be taken up and car ried along until victory is ours.
 CUM.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
Emmet Etchings.

Garden truck is looking splendid now.
 Mrs. Sarah Kirk, of Briant, is vis- ting her sister, Mrs. G. c. Legg
 Hon. J. D. Cook was with us last Saturday-gave us nice little speech.
 MT. T. II. Walton and wife, of Prescott, visited Mir. H. Stainton Sunday eve.
 Messrs. Stainton X McSwain are opening up new stock of goods in their new store house.
 As Joe Hood passes certain house in this town, he whistles, "can yon love me Nora, darling!"
 Drs. Hart and Gillespie, of Hope, were up Sunday to see Mrs. $. k. Carlton, who is still very sick.
 Rev. Mir. Taylor, of Carolina, preached last Sunday to a large con- gregation at the Primitive Baptist church.
 Glad to say that w. T. Hood is able to come to town once more, but sorry to say he has no use of his right arm.
 MT. Levi Moore lost nlce horse on last Saturday. It died very sud denly at his brother-in-law Mir. Berry Slayton.
 Mir. Walter Welsh, of Bradford, this State, nephew of Mir. k. R. R. Garland, was here last Saturday, looking for timber land to buy.
 John Hope, of Hickory Grove, says that it is useless to tell Bob El- gin that he loves him-says swim ming the creek is proof enough. Brother Gardner, of the PIc., vis- ited friends at this place Sunday evc Short visit, Johnne-come oftener and stay longer.
 MT. Vim. l.. Marr, travelling agent of the Hope Gazette, was in town last Saturday in the interest of that staunch Democratic paper. He also visited our club Saturday night.
 That there are good citizens in the community around Wilson's mlll, is proven by the fact that they are erecting large roomy house for pub lie use. It is non-sectarian-all are invited to come and feel welcome.
 We had good turn out at the Convention last Saturday; delegates sent uninstructed; delegates, E. D. Wilson, Jas. Mcfarland, and J. A. Hood. J. A. Hood was elected cen tral committeeman for the next two years.
 There is talk of having a union picnlc at this place, of all the Sunday schools on this circuit Hope all will consider this, and as soon as the farmers are up with their work we will have a grand time. Hope every body will work to bring all the schools together as soon as practi- cable.
 DAMoCLEs.