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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FAIRLY would like a partner TO take a half
"A Interest In "A saloon business or would sell
out all a nne ~location. Address, u. W., Office
OF Anaconda STANDARD. 2I5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LNUR SALE OR R~ENT-Aiien's Hotel, Thomp-
son Falls, Mont. This Is a well established
hotel, doing a good business: has been under
tains " well furnished rooms: can give posses
tion AT any lime. Apply To J. w. Allen, Ihomp-
son Falls, Mont. "a
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WANTED Railroad men for Utah, Ia work
w cheap fare. Kirkpatrick Bros. & Collins
contractors. Office over SILVER Bow brewery. LIT
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-06-26

Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate il
Logan County, w. Va.

J. f.. Robertson ct al. Us johnson
Hatfield, In chancery.
=[st the Gireait GeHrt Of Logan GeHaty,
Weat yirgiaia-
Bysyirtsie of a decree. rendered in the
above entitled cause, oasthe Both day OF
April 1850, +; tirr undersigned Sprrfaf
Commissioner appointed for the pur-
pose by said dccrer, shall. on the 2lst
day Of July $3.50. at o'clok r.. NJ. Of
that day. nj the front door Of the Court
House If said Logan County. for sale. at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
the following property meatioRcd II the
proceedings and decree in said cause.
viz:
A tract of one hundred and fifty acres
-ef Lard sit,sate-e on the Tltgg taFki IF ss,ls-
dy river II said county Of Logan and
known as the Lang bottom farm. IL
being the same land where said johnson
Hatfield, now lives,
Upon the following TENS: laugh q
the purchase money 10 pay cost u suit
and expenses OF sale. cash on the day q,
sale, and the residue il equal INSTALL
snneHts vf orc and two 4feaTs as-sz=sazzsssE
The purchaser or purchasers TO give
bonds with security for the payineai
thereof and the legal title to be reserved
As additional security for their said pay
ment.
II. G. RAGLANp.
Special Commissioner.
Bond given as required BY decree,
Tests: L. G.. WHrTED, Clerk.
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juno 9th, 1879
~.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of trust deed,
executed by NJ. G. Lee, on the 2lst day
of October 1889 to the undcrsigncdtru
tee to secure To Allen Dingess the pay
ment of note of $1,000 payable on the
1st day of April 1890, which said deed
is now of record i'll the Clerks office Of
the County Court of Logan County, w.
Va, in Trust Decd Book 3D." page
157. | shall as such trustee, on the 18th
day of July 1890, at the front door OF
the Court Housenf said County, proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest
biddGrthe following pursonal psoperty
sto-wit:
- Four RATS of popular -sawless,-
-eHt and lying OH the Mud fork of Island
Creek, and its branches tributary of
Guyandottc River in said county. being
the same timber purchased from Joseph
Deskins, and others by the said M G.
Lee, also yoke of work oxen to geather
withetbeir yekes, chains and ~other-rig-
ging, yoke of which We're purchased
from James Chambers, and , yoke from
Allen Dingcss and one log-wagon, pur-
chased from the said Chambers.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand
on day of sale.
This 9TH day of June 1890.
j. Il. WILKINSON, Trustee.
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A REMARKABLE OFFER. READ IT.
FREE HOMES!
AKRON, COLORADO.

Akron is the county seat OF
Washington county. division
station ef the g. g.& q railroad
112 miles east OF Denver. The
Offices of the railroad officials,
round house, shops and eating
houses are here. Akron is the
leading city and great railroad
center of eastern Colorado. The
population is increasing more
rapidly than any town in the west.
We have here gold, silver, lead,
iron, coal, lime, cement. mines !;
elegant building stone; the best
fire clay natural gas and mineral
springs; a soil unsurpassed for
fertility ; rolling country, plenty
on pure waser,' and abundant rains.
Resolution no ADVERTISE The
following resolutions We're adopt
ed at recent meeting OF the
West Side improvement Co.:
Whereas, The property owners o.
Akron, having placed large
number Of lots in the hands OF the
West Side Inapro, 9 aeEt G.; one
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Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in
Logan County W. Va.

BY virtue of decree Of the CIRCUIT
Court Of Logan County, rendered at the
April Term, 1890, thereof in the cham
Gerry canse of Nm -Straton, vs.. b.
Conley, the undersigned Commissioner
appointed for the purpose will proceed
to sell at the trout door OF the Court
House of Logan county, West Virginia,
bv way of public auction, to the high
est bidder, on Monday the Dist day of
July 1890, the following described real
estate situated in said county to-wit:
1st tract of 600 acres situate on
Crawley's Creek, in said county, 2nd A
tract of 40 acres of snrface only, sitn-
ate on the Smoke House fork of Harris
Greek in said county, each of said tracts
belonging to the defendant q. Is. Con-
ley.
TERMS OF SALE;-Cash enough in
hand paid on day of sale satisfy all costs
of suit and expenses of sale for balance
Il credit or 6 a II months will be given,
the, misunderstanding bond with APP
proved security bearing interest from
day of sale for the deferred installments
of purchase money, and retaining legal
title as additional security.
june 9Th 1890
J. B. WILKINSON, Commissioner
!, r. c. Whitcd Clerk Of lhc Circuit
Court of Logan County do hereby GER
-tify that the -adeee- Commissioner baS
given the bond and security required
of him by said decree.
June 9th 1890.
n. G. Whitfield. Clerk.
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ed in every case.
On Monday morning John Hen
ry Baisdon was turned over by the
authorities of West Virginia to
VIM. A. Bevins upon requisi-
ton from the Governor of Nir-
ginia. Baisdon is wanted in
Buchanan county, Va, for the
murder of a man named Irons.
Bevins, accompanied by r. w.
Buskirk and Lewis Dempsey,
started with Baisdon to Jefferson
vile, Va, where he will be con-
fined for safe keeping until the
Buchanan authorities are ready
for his trial. He was not taken
to Buchanan as there has been
some talk of lynching him there.
Hon. Joseph S. Miller, who has
been here for several days looking
after the interest of the West Va.
& Ironton Railroad, left Monday
for the Sandy side. While the
4th district is looking after Con-
gressional timber, we take pleas
ure in pointing to Mr.. Miller. As
Auditor of West Virginia and as
Commissioner of Internal Reye-
nle he gave entire satisfaction.
He has in every position in which
he has been p ae G d b e e n
faithful to his party and to his
Country, and besides this he~has
good running qualities and could
easily defeat Col. Smith. or any
other man that the Republicans
could nominate.
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Notice 70 Lien Holder.

r. az persons hotfiaa hens byjmigaent
or ethefartse on ne real estate Or any part
-thete9.f q ,lnsepA y. Epsee.
tn pursuance Of a decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Logan county, made in a
cause therein pending 10 subject the
real estate Of the said Jos. n. Vance TO
the satisfaction of the liens thereon,
you and each of You, are hereby rcquir-
cd to present all claims held by you and
each Of you against the said Joseph NJ
Vance, which are liens on his real estate
or any part of it, for adjudication to me
at my office in the County Of Logan on
or before the 18th day OF july 1890.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
June 1890.
J. NJ. CnAFIN, JR.,
Commissioner.
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story Of the Detiraif Hotel, but
Providence interfered and he fell
on the inside through window
on the second door.

on the second door.
We are to have, in the near fu-
-ture, daily mail from this place
to Warfeld, X This will give
us the Cincinnati and Wheeling
papers the second day after they
are published, instead Off four
days, as is now the case with the
miserable route to Brownstown.
The line Of Railroad chartered
BY the Norfolk ~ Western from.
Dingess on the West Virginia &
lronton, across to the Guyandotte
river and up the Guyandotte val
ley to its head, and then over to
Blue Stone on the N. IL W., will
1=,rtfH through the best e mineral reg
ion of West Virginia.
Messrs. Smith,. of G. r.. Tracy
y Co., Barger, Of Reed, PEBBLES
& Co., Cooley, of Ford, Eaton &
Co, Jones, of Mack. Stadler &
Co, and Aleshire, Of the Payne
Shoe Co, were in town last week
interviewing our mer c Ii a n ts.
They will be here every sixty days.
The houses they represent are the
best in the country.
Newton w. Hawley has charge
of the Surveyors office and bust
ness in the office is now pleas
ure instead of a burden. There
is no. young gentleman more
obliging than Newton. He is
yet in state Of single blessed
ness and we take pleasure in re-
commencing him to the fair ones,
as well as to our business men.
The State School fund has been
appertioned to this Senatorial
District as follows: Boone, 3d.
1927; Lincoln, $4,8176S; Logan,
$4,37s.O7; Mercer, $5,744.05; Me-
Dowell, $2,377.2S; Raleigh, ST.
1881; Wyoming, ~ ~ ,9os. 9e: sfFilre
apportionment for Logan last year
was 81, S02.77, and in 1sss-it was
| $5.O59.7s. A wonderful falling
off from some cause.
John, son Of Rev. & Mrs. VIM.
Dyke Garrett, died on Big Creek
last Friday Of Cholera lnfantum,
aged two years The family have
our most sincere coincidence; and
may He who is too wise to err and
l,too good to be nnkind and whose
! aid Nh. Garrett has so often in
/ voked for others in their atflic-
tons, hover over the bereaved
family Nth healing in His wings.
The Commissioners who We're
appointed by the Circuit Court to
condemn the real estate through
which the West Virginia & Iron
ton Railroad will run, made the
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AEBRIGHTER DAY.

'thUr5fttt, JUNE IVs ~ lo0u.
Y - - BRIGHTER DA i.
The wind signs lonely through the
leaves,
rhe ram still rattcrs from the caves;
RE Xxx grows dark, and darker still;
There's music in the dashiug rill,.
~ houe.is looking for u ray
,.To.uorrow II be a brighter day."
K. heffesffeha&i
lnond.
Alex Trent was here several
DAYS this week.
Il. Il. Lawson is on a visit to
his home in Virginia.
= Charles Stone, Of Big Creek,
WAS in town Monday.
r. S. Godby, Of Chapmansville,
was in town last Saturday.
Buskirk and We. Floyd
are on the Sandy side this week.
In The National League Base
Ball games, Cincinnati is a long
way in the lead.
Capt. sarver, who was here for
several days last week, left for his
home at Oceana OH Sunday.
Mr. Shelley, Of Arnold, Abney
& Co.. of Charleston, was in town
Monday in the interest of his
house.
Col..J. r. Irwin, Of Charleston,
has been quite sick at the Ragland
House for several days, but is
now improving.
Chas Miller, Of Barbonrs5ille,
who is interested in the w. Va.
Il Ironton Railroad, left here on
sunday for upper Tug.
Ben Williamson, of Catletts-
burg, KY, was in town last week,
and as all good Democrats, while
here enrolled his name under our
= BlyyER.
The Court House needs q fire
proof roof -and general efe;rnitrg
UP and painting, and the sooner it
is done the better it will be for
the tax payers.
Circnit Court closed on Satur-
day morning, and Judge Harvey
left for his home, as did also Gen.
Watts, Of Charleston, and Col. Z,
r. vinson, of Huntington.
William A. DeJarnatte has,
among his pigs, one that has five
we'll developed feet; there being
= two on The right fore leg, che leg
dividing just below the knee. -
The suit Of John Riley against
Van i. Mainard, arising out of
the detention of some timber be-
longing to Mr. Riley, by Mr.. Main
and, was compromised on Satur-
day.
Reuben Nannatter shot at col
ored boy on our streets last Satur-
day and left at once for Island
Creek. He was followed by Jail
er Buskirk and is now behind the
bars.
The first of July is nearly here
and nothing has been done to i'm
prove our streets or side walks.
We're our City Fathers merely
testing when the Improvements
We're ordered
Last Sunday was so far the
warmest day of season, the Their
mometer registered 81 degrees in
the shade from IL o'clock m. to 4
o'clock p. m. This is extreemly
hot weather for Logan G. II.
The farmers are taking advan-
tage of the present fair weather,
and are busy in saving their grass
and cleaning out their corn,
Corn is generally very late; the
wheat crops are good, but oats
are failure.
Mary Anderson has at last put
on the bridal robes, and is now
Mrs. Antonio Navarro. Her hus-
is a young lawyer from New
York and not a European Count
Our Mary had too much sense to
weda titled dude,
Rev. j. NJ. Wood closed his
second quarter on Sunday as Mis-
sonary Of the Baptist Church
He delivered an excellent sermon
the subject being Christian Work
Mr.. Wood is making a host Of
friends in our community.
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Commissioners Sale of Real Estate in
Logan County. W. Va.

By virtue OF q decree of the Circuit
Court of Logan County. rendered at
tina April Term, 1890, thereof in the
chancery cause of IL. c. Ragland,
Admir-. &c. VS.. Jennie Justice, the
undersigned Commissioner; appointed
for the purpous, Will proceed to sell 1T
the front door of the Court House of le-
gan county, West Virginia, by way of
public auction, to the highert bidder, on
Monday the 2lst day of July 1890, the
following described real estate, situated
in said county to-wit: A certain Town
Let, known rs part of lot, No. 6 owned
by the defendant, Jennie Justice, stu
ate in the Town of Arracoma in said
c0llnty.s 4s.s,4a44s-ls
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash enough in
hand paid on day of sale to satisfy all
costs Of suit and expenses of sale: for
the balance credit of II & "a months
will be given, the purchaser executing
bond with approved security bearing
interest from day Of sale -f6T the DIFFER
red installments Of purchase money,
and retaining legal title as additional
security.
juno 9TH, 1888.
J. b. WILKINSON, Commissioner.
T, T. L. Whited. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Logan County, do hereby GER
tify that the above Commissioner has
given the bond and security required of
him by said decree.
June 9TH, 1890.
~ n yyuYr,,r, (tIa,t,
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The wind signs lonely through tile
leaves,
,rhe ram still pattcrs from the caves;
srl,c sLv grows dark, and darker still;
There's music in the dashiug rill,.
~ houe.is looking for ray
a,ro.uorrow II be a brighter day"
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*TAIE0RlNG.M

This Department is still in charge Of the famous Thomas
eaves and the garments turned out Of the perfect fit
and finish In perfect fit guaranteed,
# the style OF the latest design. Suits made 70 order
short notice. The markets of the world have been
ransacked 10 secure the choicest cloths, CASH
Chevios and Worsteds and in
vito the public to call and inspect
stock before buying elsewhere.
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ALBERT MAYER { BROS.
Wholesale Hatters
LOT loo w. Pearl S.
CINCTN MATT q.

Thanking The merchants Of NJ ~
Guyandottc Valley for fhc fibera
patronage heretofore given us.
We beg 10 assure them that We
have entered the Spring and Sum.
mer Campaign OF 1889, better
equipped than ever before, and
are prepared to give to the trade
better bargains for FIRST CLASS
GOODS, than has ever BEE
offered in The Ohio VALLEY.
When you visit Cincinnati, give
us a call before purchasing your
Hats and Caps.
Respectfully 4-25-ly
Albert Mayer & Bros.
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Mr.. Shelley, Of Arnold, Abney
& Co., of Charleston, was in town
Monday in the interest of his
bnuua.
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5
Tests: 7. G. WHrTED, Clerk.
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The Commissioners who We're
appointed by the Circuit Court to
condemn the real estate through
which the Nest Virginia & Iron
ton Railroad will run, made the
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Do not fail to send us your att
dress at once, with 25 cents topay
notary fee and postage and obtain
one Of our city lots, which are now
rapidly increasing in value.
J. FAEHNDRICH.
Secretary West Side Improve
ment Co.
Akron Colorado. (.
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MISSING MGREG0R.
No Trace OF Him Found Yet---An-
other Delay in the Perkins,
Cleveland Contest.

The continued absence of James Nc
Gregor, the witness for George F. Per-
kins in his contest with Orestes Cleveland
for the m~ayoralty, IS attracting more at
tention as it continues from day to day.
His family are very much worried over
his disappearance and at an utter loss to
account for it. On last Monday week
when he left Commissioners Romaine's
Office after having been subjected all day
to Mr.. Hudspeth's wearisome cross-ex-
animation, McGregor went direct to his
home No. 1870 Pacific avenue. He ate only a
little, and after supper he threw him self
upon a lounge. He frequently declared
he was all tired out, and during the even
ing he often got UP and walked about the
floor with his hands pressed to his head.
AS the night wore on he became SO sick
as to arouse the a-pprehensions of his
mother, who lived with him.
On Tuesday morning he felt better and
left the house, saying that he was going
to New York. He did not return that
evening, and although he had not been
away over night before in years, his
family did not become alarmed, think.
ing that he might have remained
all night with a Mr.. Skinner
who was at n time a great friend OF
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Rino a

Our exposure on Sunday of the ex-
travagance of the Ring administra-
tion of Jersey City, has created a
panic among the officials who are
squandering the City's substance.
They are concocting schemes ever
since to keep down the apparent cost
of running the city government, by
postponements and temporary loans
and prospective legislation.
We are amused to hear that two
brilliant Journalists, now attaches of
the Mayors Office and the Finance
Board respectively, have been commits
stoned to prepare an article in CONTRA
diction of u assertions. This effort
will in a DAY or two be published in
the subsidized organ of the Ring-the
alleged Republican one-and doubt
less will be entitled to a high place
in current literature rs a work Of
fancy.
Meantime, we have a few facts in
reserve, and we will confide them to
the public from time to time as occa-
sion arises.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-24

The Hoboken Police Commissioners
were all present at the meeting last night.
Chanceman James TeaJom, who plead
guilty in the Court of. Sessions to keeping
q policy shop, wa dismissed from the
force. Commissioner Utz asked that
special police powers be conferred on
John Il. Jones, the Waterman at the Rot
terdam steamship dock. The request was
granted.
The clerk then stated he had no further
business with the exception ofthe charge
against Chanceman Mcnamara. 1t will
be remempered that Mcnamara is the
young night Waterman who was fonnd
sampling the wet goods in Hauser's Hotel
OF Fourteenth street, at 2 a. N.
Commissioner Kaupman said: Il move
that the charge be dismissed" (The
charge had not yet been ready. ST met
Mr.. Hauser about five minutes ago, and
he said that he had investigated the mat
ter fully, and he mad learned that McNa-
mara was in there on duty. I asked hin,
to state this in writing for the satisfaction
of the board, but he said that he did not
have time, as he was about TO go to Jersey
City" Nothing more was done in the
matter.
The pay roll, amounting to $500 Sc,
was passed. The vacation will commence
on June 28, and will be allotted us follows:
Chief, 80 days; aids, Is days; doormen.
roundsmen and detectives, 10 days; pat
rolmen, z days.
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and direct it is thus far. First we
have the history OF the ballots clearly
traced. They are beyond mistake
the very same ballots-those produced
in court-as the ballots which the
Senate Committee took from the bal
lot box of the Precinct. At least this
is what the evidence so far indicates.
With this as a foundation, the State
proceeds to weave the proof of fraud.
First come the names which wit
ness Altemus finds upon the poll
book, and which are not on the regis
try. Here in itself would be almost
sufficient to establish the case Of the
State; but ex-Judge Garretson claims
that Altemus may be mistaken; that
the names may be there-misspelt,
i'll written, what you will, but still
there. 1t is a clearissue of fact which
the jury must decide. 1t will have
the books to compare. Surely these
twelve intelligent men will be able to
settle the point.
Then there is the case OF the four
Sethmans. They lived and voted in
another precinct and yet they are re-
corded as voting in this n More
over, they are personally known to
some or all of these indicted menl
But why go on? So far the case is
all of a piece. To prophecy the out
come, or to comment on the testi-
mony, would be improper at this
time. W. give it in full. Every man
must form his own judgment.
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The Four at the Bar.

Let us consider the net results so
far of the trial of the four indicted
election officers of the First precinct
of the First district.
First and foremost, the attitude of
the court is worthy Of consideration.
1t is Of course one of impartial
.ity; but there are times when
i~mpartiality is tempered with mer-
cy, when courts are inclined to strain
every point in favor Of accused per-
sons. On this occasion no such ten
dency is visible. Animated by a high
sense of public necessity the court is
plainly resolved that no undue adj
vantage shall accrue to the accused.
Justice7 Yes, surely; but justice Of
the stern unbending kind; Justice that
is blind to all minor concerns in the
face Of a great crime. The motto Of
the court is plainly LET no guilty
man escape
And the Jury. The accused have
no weak doubts, no fears, no miscon'
ceptions, no venality, no sympathy tx
rely on in that quarter. Twelve
men who can not be deceived,
who will look clean through
the clouds of legal sophistries
who will disentangle the trutf
from fabricated mazes of error, whs
viii see the facts clean through thu
testimony Twelve men who cal
not be bought, terrified, or cajoled
Twelve men who will find q verdic'
as their c-onsciences dictate, according
as the case is prevent
And then the evidence. How cleai
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that any man should have addressed
her who had not the honor of her ac-
quaintanee. | am, however, sixty
eight years old, and | stand such
things better than a boy does. SO /
| said, very pleasantly, "You have
dropped your parcel, and it is under
your feet.n Again she resented the
insult with a look-not with a word,
obserye-and swung out of the car,
dragging the parcel after her by her
dress, SO that it fell in the mud in the
street. There the next horse that
came along trod upon it, [ suppose,
and l suppose what is left Of it is
there now. | am free to say | think
it was good enough for her.-Rec. %.
%. Hale IN NeW England Magazine.