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The United States treasury and its officials
have had several scares. General Spinner,
who used to have six or eight millions of
dollars in charge, WAS made nervous by his
great responsibility. 1t was his custom TO
in person if the vault doors were
locked before going to his hotel, just across
the street He would even get up i'll the
night and 90 over and make an eXamina-
tioli With his o"n eyes. One night despite
MI his precautions, he found Il vault door
open. The next day he moved his bed to
the treasury and slept there every night by
The side Of the millions Tor which he was
responsible as long as he held the Office of
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Not Exactly So.

."Could l get nights lodging here,
mum:n asked the tramp.
81 don't like to turn anybody away, ny
good man, but you are IN entire stran
GER
Not an entire one, mum. I've lost two
fingers and three toes. = Detroit Free
Press ~. u".. "',' e. ID -,
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Deer Lodge County Otilcer
,odE c county

The roster of officers Of Deer LodE county
s as follows: s""G.
State Senator--W. M Thornton. -+@
District Judged. NJ Durfee. .n~. r=-
Clerk of District Court yelling Nhpton.
Sheriff.. T. Qugley.
ASSESSOR. G. Station.
Clerk and Recorder-J. +. BraZet0n
County Attorney-W. S. Shaw.
Superintendent of Public Schools Margaret I.
Wolfe.
Tre;isurer-R. T. kennon.
Surveyor-lIenry B. Davis.
Ioroner-William Ray .-
Public Administrator-B. F. Brown.
County Commissioners l.. Hamilton George
Cockrell, A. A. Mcdonald. .... ..."- ~ gs--
Representatiyes-john R. Toole, Silven Hughes,
Z. N. Crutchtield, F. HOLLYWOOD C. X. Hardenbroek,
r. &. lumber, J. W. Blair.
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canada's Small Census Gains.

The people of Canada nre somewhat dis
appointed ut the showing made in their
census returns. The population has in
creased less than 100000 in ten years. Yet
the government returns were to the effect
that $4,000 inning ants had arrived during
the decade. and n Toronto paper peril
nently asks, "What has become of them
all, and of the natural growth of the pop
ulation in Canada itself!'
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Lower California and Sonora, in which hl
found over 100 cutrely new insects and
many rare plants.
1t is Il sort OF surprise to learn that the
business is very profitable, as societies and
colleges pay well for rare specimens, and
the rarest plants he has recently gathered
nre for the Palo Alto botanical gardens
which Senator Stanford is now stocking.
He has collected in his time 10000 OF the
insects known as eoleoptera or horn
winged, 5000 orthoptcra and over 5000
lepidoptera Among his recent captures
are huge Gila monster and whole
boxes of Kissing and squirming reptiles:
Mr.. Dunn is nearly eighty years old and
as active as the average man Of forty.
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EN-FEEslnENT GElyY rccr. When ai;tw
student, he took part in the revolution
of 1870 ,'.."-o f N..'" l...-
Oh the restoration Of pence e returned
ID hts books, and after admission 10 the
bar almost Immediately @a:url rrpats as
~. advocate, lla participated in 1ne ap
Eheavnl Of lSis. unl later ON. us 4 member
Of The constituent assembly, opposed the
designs Of i.nlis Napoleon, yho latter
recognized nia"ctiyity by putting NJ. Grery
in jIii. wherG he remained for several
months. From! the time OF his rele',se titl-
til lsjs lie figured little in pubiic affairs
aud consistently refused to take the 9at!
0fttiie.siHnca lo the empire,
In the year named, however. he yielded
to the Established order" aud was at
once elected 4 member Of the corps iegis-
latif from the department OF the ,Iur;t.
Upon The fall of the empire his ciefes5
period Of political activity began. From
ISL toll 50 his parliamentary career WAS
distinguished b. all the tact and ability OF
great statesman. Subsequently rs prest.
dent OF tile republic lie gave France eight
years Of peace ana prosperity. Then came
the scandal Of 1857, which forced him intH
retirement. Wilson, his son-iu.l;,w, was
charged ssith having sold decorations 81
the Legion Of Honor, and Greyy at once
resigned the presidency, The remainder
Of his life was passed in retirement
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Rubbing 1t In.

The horse runs Off and pitches the rider
into neiShborins lot. ...4"
Proprietor os the property comes up in
dignantly.
And was not the road, sir, wide enough
to fall in withons your having to drop in
my wheat iield?'- Fieycndc Blatter.
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"How docs it happen" inquired the
stranger, THAT all the improvements are
being male on this one street,"
1t doesn't happen ut all, SIR replied
the citizen, who was showing him about
the village, rnajcstica!y. "This is the
street | live on. am president of the
town board, sir, ,"-Chicugo Tribune.
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"You don't mean to say she threw you
over and took up with a Candy maker, do
you9' inquired his bosom friend,
YES" answered the gloomy youth. II
didn't stand any chance at all. He seemed
to have more of a-er-pull, You know."-
Chicago Tribune
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HER 4, is INIT ma
form of en,nlov.
ncnt that com.
bincs social fen.
lures and wage
g.,
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New Verse for Enslnnd's Anthem

Much to the establishment of those who
knew the democratic and radical views of
Henry Lnhouchcrc, that gentleman some
time ago offered, through the columns of
his paper, the London Truth, a prize for
the best additional stanzl for God Save
the Queen from an imperial federationist
standpoint Of view" Here is the winner:
Far o'cr tho rolling main
Echoes the royal strain.
God save the Queen,
One great united band,
Pray we through every land,
God guard our empire grand,
God save Tho t,uesn
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Myra and Joanna Baker are sisters who
have achieved prominent places in educa-
tional circles. joanna is professor OF
Greek ut Simpson college, Ia, and Myr'. Is
professor of modern languages ut Napa
college, Napa City, Cal.
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/ showed 0rion's starry frame:
. The childish eyes grew big with wonder
| told him how the !luntcr came
. To glitter i'll the heavens ynnder,
And how for ages lie has stood
Mad Taurus furious horns assailing,
With lion skin and club OF wood
And mighty strength all uuayail!ng.
pointed out. beneath his feet,
The Hare. its masters combat viewing:
And then the dog star, eager. fleet,
Bright Sirius, the whole group pursuing.
paused. The darling ylappcd his hands
And stamped his little foot imperous,
Then, looking toward the starry bands,
He shouted loudly, "Sic en-, Sirius"
Anna J. Mckeae.
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END OF AN HONORABLE CAREER.

Sudden Jfe:-th. at Paris, of Major Eundy.
Il Veteran of War and journalism.
Major Jonas NJ. Bundy, late editor in
chief Of the New York Mail and Express,
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An Octogenarinn Naturalist.

California since
1910, and for rtwell-z
ty-seVcn years has
been collecting
specimens of ami
mails and plants
from every part
of the Pacific coast
north Of Acapsll-
co. Despite his
age and white hair
he is still active
and buoyant, aad
has recently COM
pleted n remark
able tour through
{j,a ,,,nr1,1tnjDS of
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CHIEF OF THE TYPoTHETE.
Sketch of a. II. Pug1i, President of the
DrpanjzatfOn

UrganiZatiOn.
A. H. Pugh, the president of the United
Typothette of America, was born in Gin
clnnati Nov. "a, 1916. Of Quaker parentage,
being the eighth remove from Ellis Pugh,
a Quaker preacher, who came to Pennsyl-
vania from Wales in 1857
His father, Achilles Pugh, was one OF
Ohlo's pioneers, coming to the state in
1909. He established the business his son
now carries on in Cincinnati in 1882.
Achilles Pugh was one of the foremost
men who ATTACHED themselves to the anti
slavery cause, and while publisher Of The
Pliilanthropist, in 1886, was twice mobbed,
the last time his whole plant being thrown
into the Ohio river. In the last years Of
his life he was one of Il committee appoint
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A HANDSOME BRIDE.
Miss May Taltnage to Wed n Rich Grain
Norrbapt

Miss May Talmage to Wed r Rich Grain
Merchant.
Miss May Mortimer Talmase, whose en-
gagement to Daniel D. Mangam, Jr., a
wealthy young grain merchant, has just
been announced, is one Of the handsome
and brilliant daughters of the famous
preacher, Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmage. She
accompanied her parents to Palestine some
time ago, and en- route home stopped
at Nice for i, few months, returning to
Brooklyn but recently
Miss Tnlmage's marriage, which is to
occur early in the winter, will deprive her
father Of a valuable literary assistant
After the event there will be but two Of
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Whom first we love, you know. We seldom wed.
The thing we planned tout ere hope was dead.
And then, w women canIiot choose Our lot.
Much must ht borne which it Il hard to bar:
AlnGl given away whieh II were sweet to
krcp.
Cintl ielr ns MA. who ner! indeed His carc:
And sct, | knoW. ,le Shepherd Uycs Ills
Shrrlr 0
AIyliitltbay hrgrs u hlbbr III"
lppn my Knee His earliest infant prayer.
IIc hn- FsI- fathers eager "y,is, kuuw;
And. ,ltey say, too, ids mothers sunny hair.
But sAet i4e Sleeps and smiles upon my knee,
think bf "nr- Heaven help and pity Inc
N'ImIovei rlc, AM; whom loved. long ago.
WAC satsl.. Aaye been ;,lt. wha, / dare not
tIsk,
VIZ al lre changed God irdEes for u best.
God letlj- ,ln n,lr duty, and not shrink,
And trt~t in heaven hunlbiy for the rest.
But hastr'il- lveH.v:. rot # sanu tlppc;tr
Too tn. tsttilMus and -nnap too gay and light
Some rFets &lElw ,tcrp Sonie Woes hnrl
IL Brar ..".
VIE. knew IL past and Who enn Judge Us
right " ""H .,t#
Al, we're Judged ~ ,,tu,t we nigh; have
been, @".|. .'s.' ..o@o.t l-& r.
And=unti2 what we;,rc too apt fall:
Ny little chiA lraIprp- ,lnst Smiles between
These 1h0tislh5 and M. In heaven we shall
kioW all
Owen Mcrctlilh.
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HARVESTING THE HOPS.
THE BUSY DAYS AND MERRY EVEN
lNGS OF THE PiCkERS.

An Outing Combined with Money Earn
Ing Which Annually Attracts Many
Workcrs--An Industry of Growing I'M
portancc East and West. 49,. 49,.
copyright, 1891, by American Press Aasuciu-
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Reports from Maine say that the woods
are swarming with game this fall, aud
that the sportsmen have splendid season
before them. Deer, moose, caribou, bear
and wildcats abound. and plover and part
Ice M. also plentifuL
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The statement that there is Il reign OF
terror in IIuyti reminds one OF the old joke
about .'thc Dutch taking lIolland;' but
really they had enjoyed several months
peace in the black republic before the re.
cent outbreak. --L----
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NJ MISS MAT WUIsIIWEIt TNLMAGE.
his five daughters left in the eminent pas
tors house--Maude and Daisy, who are yet
schoolgirls The ceremony is to take place
in the Tabernacle, and will be the first
event of the kind to be witnessed within
its walls 1t is reported that Frank De-
Wit, the doctors only living son, also con-
templates matrimonial alliance at an
IL, flat- -------
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make it resemble a steamship, and thus
remind him Of the ocean he had dwelt
upon for many years. However, he failed
to complete his design, and the remainder
Of the building was fitted up like an ordl-
nary two story house. ..g- -
But of all the places of interest connected
with the hero of San Jacinto in Huntsville
none has attracted more attention and COM
ment than his last resting place.
The summer rain beats on this lonely sod,
Where sleeps " hero with an honored name;
One who in ancient times had been god,
And worshiped in the highest shrine Of
fame.
But here moves on the silent seasons tread,
And deeper grows tho dust above his un-
marked bed.
Who in tho temple Of the gods should dwell,
II genius claims u place in such a fame,
Sleeps here, naught his burial place to tell.
Save where green Nature hath her fingers
lain,
Or some old coz" lte with II thoughtful hand
Hath set astono 20 keep his record grand.
The only thing hat marks it's identity is
n plain marble shaft, about five feet high,
upon which is inscribed the following
GEN. SAM HOUSTON.
Born March ., l7{rI.
Died July "G, 1868.
The plot is surrounded by Il white picket
fence, and is covered with rosebushes and
other shrubbery MAECELLUs FOSTER
Minnesota editors are greatly exercised
over bill which has passed the state
senate The measure provides that all
articles, editorials, items or written ac
counts printed in any pamphlet, periodi-
cal, magazine, newspaper, sheet, circular
or handbill which shall therein purport
to give an account of or give intelligence
Of any political, official, personal or social
act, writing or speech of any human be-
ing, living or dead, rejecting in any way
upon such persons character, shall be
subscribed by the full name of the person
or persons who shall have written or con
tribnted to such publication. The pen
alty for violation of this law is a fine of
not less than twenty dollars or more than
500, or Imprisonment for not less than
thirtylays or more than three months
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Nlll,rPRx.

Are there not, dear tMichal, ~
Two points In the nd venture OF the diver,
One-whcn Il hcggar. he prepal es to plunge?
One-when prince, he rises with his pearl?
Festus. | plunge.
Robert Browning.
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jolly Pegs-l saw Dibble the other even
ing and he's looking first rate.
Rolly Digs-Still hugging the same de-
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Ever the salnc--from buyhnod up to death:
His race was crushed-his people were de-
famed:
He found the spark, and famed it with his
breath,
And fed the fire. till all the nation famed!
He rouscil the furms-he made the serf a yco-
man;
He drilled his millions and he faced the foe:
But not with lead or steel he struck the foe
man:
Reason the sworl-and human right the
blow
John Eoyle O'Reilly.
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.IsnilwaYs OF tho World.

According to n statement published in
German monthly the total mileage of rail
ways on the globe on December 81. 1889,
was 5o5, ,1hT kilometers 1896, ,37G miles) an eN-
tent which is equal to fifteen times the
circumference Of the earth at the equator,
aud exceeds the medium distance of the
moon from the earth by more than 100000
kilumeters At the close of the Gig nth dec
at3e Of this century, on December 81 1879,
the length of the railways open for trultlc,
and constructed during the first four dec
AIDES of the railway age, WAS S50,o3l kilo-
meters. The increase in the mileage i'll
single-the llinth-decndc of the present
century WAS consequently 245,;3l kilo-
meters. OF the several continents Ameri-
ca has contributed to the lO2, 900 kilome-
ters of railways created from the end of
1885 to the end of 1889, by far the largest
portion (GS,G19 klometers) \ kilometer
is equal to $3.50 feet or about .G2 of a mile.
4 Woman's Success as AN Architect.
1t is among the noteworthy events of the
present that the women's building Of the
Worlds fair is to be built from designs
drawn by IL woman. The award was made
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Jolly Pegs-He was hugsing 200 pound
sweetheart, but she didn't look much like
a dclusion.-Detroit Free Press.
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AFTER, conlpeti-
ton ain W hic Ii
many architects
took part. The
prize winner, who
is richer by $1,000
because of her sue
cess, is Il young
Bostonian named
Sophia &. Hay
den. Born ut San
tiaso Of n New
Enslan d father
and a Gillian
mother, Miss Hay
den has spent most
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-06-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
LOGAN COUNTY. To-tVIT:


At Rules held in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
said county on the first Monday
in June 1891.
S. S. Altizcr r.
J. Dickinson Ser
geant, Thomas Graham, Lewis Rodman
NJ. u, Wffffaln A. Lathrop, John Ora
ham JrG Jamds O'Keeffe, William Pep
per, s. EdwaM Norris and David G.
Sayers.
The object Of this suit is to set
aside two tax deeds made by the
Clerk Of Mcdowell County Court
to the defendant David G. Sayers
for tract of 1900 acres Of land
on Four Pole Greek and compel
him, the said Sayers, to produce
the said original deeds at the trial
of the above entitled cause.
z This day came the plaintiff by
his attorneys and on his motion,
1t appearing by an affidavit filed
with the papers of this cause that
the defendants and each of them
are non-residents of the State of
West Virginia, it is therefore or
dered that they appear here with
in one month from the first pub
LEGATION of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their in
terests in this suit.
Teste: 7. g. Whited, Clerk.
Shumate & Anderson, Soils.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
LOGAN COUNTY. To-WIr.

At Rules held in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
said county on the first Monday
in June 1891.
Jacob Jelenko and Gustave Jelenko,
partners doing business under the firm
name and style of Jelenko & Bro.
VS. Assumpsit and Attachment.
John Dempsey, Lewis Dempsey and
James A. Dempsey partners doing bust
ness under the firm name and style of
Dempsey Brothers.
The object of this suit is to re-
cover from the defendants the
sum of $395.76 due upon account
with interest till paid together
with the costs Of this suit and to
subject certain property belong
ing to the defendants now levied
upon by the Sheriff of this coun-
ty by virtue of an attachment is
sued herein to the payment there
of, which said property consists of
a piece or parcel of land contain
ing about Z acres situate on main
Pigeon Creek near the Mouth Of
Laurel in Logan county, West
Virginia, and a stock Of goods now
in a store house near the Mouth
of Pigeon in said county.
This day came the plaintiffs by
theireattorneys and on their mo-
ton, it appearing by an affidavit
filed with the papers Of this suit,
that the defendants Lewis Demp-
sey and James "A. Dempsey are
non-residents Of the State of
West Virginia, it is therefore or
dered that they appear here with
in one month from the first pub
LEGATION Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect heirinter-
ests herein.
Teste: 7: @. Whited, Clerk.
Adams u Tnrley, p. d.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.
gTArE fyF WEST yTPI!Tyrx

Z
LOGAN Comfy, TOWIr:
At Rules held In the office If th&
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF said Coun-
~ on the first Monday IN juno 1891.
Ben Baer
vs ! sAssumpsit and Attachment
John Dempsey, Lewis Dempsey and
James A.. Dempsey, partners doing
business under the firm name and style
of Dempsey Brothers.
The object Of this suit Il to recover
fFtsiff theAslan ef tltl
due upon account Together with the
costs of this snit and to subject certain
property belonging to the defendants
now levied upon by the Sheriff Of this
County by virtue of an attachment is
sued herein to the payment thereof.
which said property consists of a piece
or parcel of land containing about Z
acres situate ON main Pigeon Greek near
the Mouth Of Laurel in Logan County,
West Virginia, and stock Of goods
now in store house near the Mouth of
Pigeon in said County.
This day came the plaintiff by his at
terneys, and on their motion, it appear
ing by an affidavit filed with the papers
OF this suit that the defendants Lewis
Dempsey and James a.. Dempsey are
non-rcsitients Of The State Of West vir-
ginia, it is therefore ordered tlfat they
appear here within one month from the
first publication Of thissorler and do
what Is necessary to protect their inter-
ests herein.
reste 7. G. Wllitcd, Clerk.
Adams &c Iurley, d. a..
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of a deed
of trust to me executed on the 9th
day of June 1890 by Mordicai Nc
Donald to secure y. b. Buskirk
the payment of a note for the sum
OF. $4,000 dated on the Goth day
OF September 1890, which deed is
now of record in Trust Deed Book
B, page 269 of the records of the
Clerks Office Of the County Court
OF Logan County, West Virginia.
1 shall, for the benefit of M. b.
Mullins, assignee, on the Goth day
day Of July 1891 at the front door
Of the Court House of Logan
County, West Virgins, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder by
way of public auction the follow
Ing real estate situate in said
county, viz:
An undivided one, half of three
tracts of land on Dingess Run
Creek containing so acres, % acres
and AGA acres respectively, being
the same lands conveyed to the
said Mordicai and III. g. McDon-
aid from Charles Mcdonald,
TERMS OF SALE.
All cash paid down on the day
of sale.
Given under my hand this LIST
day of June 1891.
]. A. SHEPPARD, Trustee.
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ORDER or pU8licaTi6R
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
LOGAN COUNTY, To-WTT:
At Rules held in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
said county on the first Monday
in June 1891.
N. b. Nichols and Elizabeth Mich
OILS,
VS. In Chancery.
y. ID. Sergeant and s. S. Altizer, Clerk
Logan County Court.
The object of this suit is to set
Eeside a tax sale made to- the de-
PENDANT, J. d. Sergeant, of a tract
of 100 acres of land on Thacker's
Creek and. Grapevine Creek, and
to enjoin, restrain and prohibit
the defendant, S. S. Altizer, Clerk
of Logan County Court, from
making a deed to Sergeant for the
land So sold for taxes.
This day came the plaintiffs by.
their attorneys, and on their mo-
ton, it appearing by an affidavit
filed that the defendant, j. ID.
Sergeant is non resident Of the
State Of West Virginia, tits there
fore ordered that he appear here
within one month from the first
publication Of this order and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests In this suit.
Teste: T. @. Whited, Clerk.
Shumate q Anderson, Soils.