The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-03-10

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Trains are now running from
Kenova to Rosser & Coleman's
camp, 16 miles North Of the Lau-
rel tunnel. and the wo-k on the
road is progressing rapidly.
Messrs. j. A. Nighbert, J. b.
Wilkinson, Fl. X. Shumate and S.
S. Altizer are expecting to leave
for Charleston on Saturday where
they will be gone several days.
A five-year old child of James
Hensley, near Mouth of Pigeon,
was burned to deathlast Friday
1t was alone in the room and its
clothing caught from an open fire
place.
All of the stone work on the N.
& w. K. r., from the Laurel tun-
mel to Mouth of Pigeon, has been
completed except the last pier on
the Pigeon bridge, which will be
completed this week.
Married, at the residence of
VIM. Brittentine, last evening, by
Rev. G L. Carder, Dick Broadan-
ak to Miss Lucy Hill. The con-
tracing parties are from the elite
of Hogah's eolered society.
In thousands of cases the cure
of a cough is the preventive of
consumption. The surest cough
medicine in the world is DIR.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee of
satisfaction.
Maj. P. X. McComas was among
our callers on Tuesday. The
Major has been in bad health for
longtime, but is now getting to
look like his former self. The
latch-string of the BANNER Office
always hangs on the outside for
him.
DR.. E. I. Miller, of Cross Plains,
Wis, has expressed the opinion
that for obstinate cases of syphil-
is and scrofula. Ayers Sarsaparil
la is unquestionably the most eff
fective remedy known to phar-
macy. Wonderful cures have re-
suited from its use.
Rev. j. D. Garrett, of Wayne
G. H., who is representing the
marble works of M. N. Hamble-
ton, of Huntington, was in town
this week. need of anything
in his line give him your order as
he is a'pleasant gentleman to deal
with and represents first class
house.
The river reached a'log tide
yesterday, and thousands of logs
belonging to the Little Kanawha
Lumber Company and other firms
passed this point. Some twenty
five or thirty RATS were also run
to this place and tied up. The
weather turned suddenly cold du-
ring the night and there was a
fall of about three inches of snow,
land snow has been falling at in
tervals during the day.
Rev. Jas. D. Garrett, of Wayne
G. H., preached for us at the court
house, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights, and left this morning
! for Oceana. We have known Mr..
Garrett for eighteen years, and
regard him as one of the purest
and best men with whom we are
acquainted. He is also fine
preacher and we are glad that al
though engaged in other work he
finds time to preach at least once
a week. Probably he lis doing
more good in this way, than he
could if he had charge of regular
work.
The county court was in session
for short time Monday and ap.
proved the survey of roads made
by J. B. Ellison from the Mouth
to the head Of Laurel, and from
theeforks of Lick to the Mouth Of
Spruce. These roads we're badly
4 needed and are now located on q
good grade. The court also ap;
pointed j. b. Wilkinson and S. s
Altizer as commissioners to have
the well in the public square re-
paired. This is a necessity, al
there is now no public we'll o.
spring in town, and It should be
7 fixed up at once. The court also
gave leave to the town council tt
erect four lights on the public
square. It was only in session