The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-10-16

John +. Peck, Jr, desires us 70
say that he viii support the Dem
ocratic ticket. Ed IS made Of the


say that he willsupport the Dem
ocratic ticket. Ed IS made Of the
right stuff. - - -.
John a. Sheppard has returned
from Wyomingcounty, and brings
q good report from the Democracy
OF that county.
Candidates for. the various
County Offices are busy Interview
ing the voters this week. All are
smiling nea.but howwiiil it be in
November.
w. J. Williamson has sold his
land at the Mouth Of Pigeon, con-.
sisltine@-eds one hundred acres, to-a
Kentucky Company for.ten thous-
and dollars.
Mr.. G. A. Monroe Meadows,
editor Of the Coal Rieer Record,
is in town to-day in the interest Of
the Cincinnati Drug and Chemic-
al Company.
LosT.-A gold sleeve button on
the. streets some where. The find
er will be handsomely rewarded
BY returning the same to Maj Maj }.
a. Nighbert-
Remember that Senator Faux.
ner will speak here on Saturday,
and Ex-Gov. Wilson on Monday.
Let everybody be in attendance
on both days.
Hon John + Peck Sup
erintendent Of the Penitentiary.
was nominated by the Republic
cans-of this District, ON Tuesday,
for the State Senate.
Among the Democratic mem
bers of the next Senate will be-
found John A. Sheppard, e. e.
Watts, J. w. st. Clair, J. H. Mar
cum, Rankin Wiley and J. j.
Jacobs.
Lands in Logan county, which
five years ago were worth only 25
cents per acre areanow4 worth $15
per acre, and if the land titles
could be settled the same lands
would be worth 500 per acre.
i. II. Thompson, NJ. A. Ferrell
and H. X. shtnate have retired
from the Legislative fight. leaving
only F. ID. Terrell and A. NJ. Toler
in the field. They are both good
Democrats and either will repre-.
sent the county ably.
When the .hstir shows signs Of
failing, begin at once to use Ayers
Hair Yigor. This preparation
Strengthens the scalp, promotes
the growth Of new hair, restores
the natural color to gray and fad
ed hair, and renders it soft, plant
and glossy.
In this issue will be found tho
announcement OF Fulton DI.Fef-
relI as a candidate for the House
Of Delegates. Nj. lerreIl needs
tho ffhssTo5tuctiioIr ffToTnrrrs=;; he Is
well known o=the peeple=efi-eean-
county as an Intelligent business
mar, saad one whose honesty can
not be dohbted.
Catarrh is in the blood. No
cure for this loathsome and dan
gerous disease is possible until the
poison is thoroughly eradicateel
from the system. For this pur-
pose, Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
best and most economical medi-
lcine. Price 81. Six bottles S..
/ w " North S5=a bottle.
Mr.. John V. Buskirk, who was
so badly injured some three weeks
ago, died Wednesday evening.
lie was one Of our best citizens,
and his death causes a shadow Of
shadow of gloom to fall over little
village. lie leaves three sons and
and daughter, all Of whom have
our heartfelt sympathy.
The population Of Logan coun-
tyr was 1929 in 1850, and it now
has a,population of II ,0o5; ali IN.
crease Of 3,766 or little over 81
/ per cent The year 1900 will show
an increase of more than 200 per
cent in Logan The increase in
Wayne has been % per cent. Lin
coin 81 per cent. Wyoming A
perc cent. Boone 10 perseent. Mer-
Ger IA per cent and Mcdowell 1876
The counties south Of kanawha
Twill soon have some rights in the
State.
COLI. T. Unison, of Hunting
ton, and Maj. VIM. Straton, adj