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Grubb-Dui.

On Tuesday evening, s. the residences Of VI
W. Il. Dill, on Second sTs1us II Ballard. Nr.
Alexander Gruoo was married 10 Miss PZore1ca
ZUls Dill. Miss Zuls Dill Is s popular young
lady. daughter OF Mr.. ". Il Dill. snd has taken
prominent par. II al socizl and amateur the
africa entertainments il Ballard. ard M Grub
IS wsli-klowa merchant OF the same place
Dean Herbert Watson pronounced tie impress
i've marriage Ceremony, OF the Episcopal church.
snd tie 81 Stephens Episcopal choir % Bsl-
lard, assisted by Mrs.. Fanny Perry Gage, OF Sc
attic, sang few selections After the wedding
the guests p4rtook OF an excellent su9p=r. The
bride and groom begin domestic Life :. once IN
their residence On street Those presen. we-s
Mr.. Philip Ashton, ". Charles Niilires, M
a7d Mrs Roberts, Mrs. Weise. Mrs J. A Pes
body, Mr.. and Mrs. FL Dill. MI W r Dill, Mss
Mabel Dill. Rev. Herbert Watson, Mrx Fanny
Perry Gage, Mr.. VIII Dill.
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tn. Congregational Social.

Ar Plymouth Conversational church, OF FRI
day evening. the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endesvor held business nesting
and social con bine3. Reports for SIX months
we're read, accepted aud approved. and the torK
formally turned over to lbe new committees
These v no brave1 the dense fog we're rewarded
hy good programme, pleasant refreshments
and general good time. The following pro
Eramus vss given:
Solo Professor Crsotsl
Listening 20 sscretary's report
Granting letters Of 1lzn.lSsi0n-
Appointing COMMITTEES 70 draft resolutions OF
sympathy and coincidence 70 bsre2yes1 brother
ard slater OF Nr. viii DcddS
Report Of lockout COMMITTEES. .-.--..-...-.
--.----.--... Mss Bessie BurEel
Calling COMMITTEES. ......-- Dr.. LeoaAa,cs
Plaao duet ....-....- Miss Drew AID Miss simon
Social COMMITTEES. ..-..........Mr q A Colrnaa
sun1sy-sehooi committee Miss Jessie Hurd
Prayer meeting -..-....--... Mr.. 0+.0 Augustine
s,ood Literature. ...----.-,,.-. NJ. RAy ballstd
Missionary Miss AnnF teorSs
Prayer hr. Mating
Vocal duet Miss Ch2nberlin and Prof CEaadsil
Those present were: Rev. snd Mrs. Wallace
Suiing, Mr. and kTa Harry " hite. Mr. and
Mrs. simpson, Nr ana Mrs. John A wnslley,
NJ. and Mrs. Davidson. Mrs. ". sgnrgis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Humphrey, Miss Amy George, Miss Edith
Hspgood. Miss Hspgood, Miss Olsen. Miss Alice
Pen5eId, Miss Emma Banks. Miss Alice Baker,
Miss Grace Husd, Miss CloheeF. Miss Blanche
A. Treen, Miss Ellis DGgan. Mss Blanche Kelly,
Miss Williams. Miss Morrow, Miss White, Mrs
Ault. Miss Anderson, Miss McDodzl3, Mrs
Howell Miss spaaldins. Miss Baeior. Mrs. L u.
Rice, Miss Daisy Le0nhsrdf, Miss Drew,
Hiss Culver, Miss short, Miss Simon,
Mss Charsberain, Miss Hill. Miss
Helen Penheld. Miss Clara Bsge.ow.
Miss Nellie Hubbard, Miss Hegardt, Miss
Bishop, Miss May Banks, Miss Jennie Holbreok,
Miss Cochran, Miss Jnlis Cochran, Miss CsIlis
Gillette, Miss Bessie BnrwsF. Nrs Paine, NJ.
Fred Gillette, Nj. John Culver. Mr.. Hunter, Er.
Butler, DR.. z. W. Young. Nj. J. ". Fairbanks,
Mr.. II. Willis Carr, Mr.. w. A Jeonhsrds, Dr.. :.
c. Leonhsrdi, NJ ZIlley. NJ. HAwler. Mr..
Crandal, Mr. Cathcart, Mr.. ID. :. Kinney, Mr..
Otto Augustine. Mr.. Roy Ballard, Mr.. A. S Bur
well. Mr.. J. ". George, Mr.. MeCsuley. Mr. Leo
Dudley. Mr.. w. .. Hutchinson, Mr.. Conner, Mr..
westheEoes, Mr. VIII Dagsn aad Nr. J. Ed
wards
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ceu,ral sehoor Longreirou Society.

TIE Lon g.ezE0v society gave its usual literary
exercises Il rooa Central school, Friday after
aooz- The second division had charge OF tie
programme:
80 -un-
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Mills Brown.

Father sweere, 81 his residence, Sixth ant
Spring streets, OF Thursday 80 O'Clock IN the
evening performed the marriage ceremony
which united NJ. Harry J. Mills and Miss Eva
" B-ow2- The best nan wGs Mr.. B. W Barnes
and TIE bridesmaid wss Mss Dot.le smith
After the ceremony Was over the wedding
party retired % The home % the brides mother
Ms. Craig, % To- Madison street, where . wed
ding feast vzs served. The happr couple Eef.
on the O'clock train for 3 tour OF Puget sound
Upon returning NJ. and Mrs. Mills VIII oeeuuy
their home On Rose street, Just sc-oss tie n1s
trcn the Rsatoa addition
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Interesting chautauqua Exercises.

A; tie meeting Of the weswyek Chaus.uqua
Club hs.d on Monday evening a. the residence
o. Mr.. Austin P. BGrwell, 8 rather unique pro-
grzrnme was carried out "whG. Wzs Yong
Highest Ambition When Childs' was a cues
ton that brought out answers highly interest
ing TO those who were acquainted with the
present occupations OF the various members.
One member wanted $40 lick his teacher" an
other was ambitious 70 be poet. lady yeaHne1
70 arrive 81 the sgs Of IS. several sinea ct being
doctors, and SIN another wanted % know how
70 make pretty hats. n addition 20 this there
was a series % twenty-five shotgun questions
on United States history, and TIE percentage
ranged from 81 20 g. Altogether Il Vas one CO
the most interesting meetings which The circle
has ever hSa- Following i. the Programme:
Leader ..-......... Mrs. Ellen Reed
Roll call ............. ............-.....
Zach oze gsve his or her highest an.
hilton 81 youth.
Leading Fscts n American History" para.
graphs &1l-Sls....... 500 Miss Hose EeE.rdt
"The story o! the Constitution" 20 page g
''socisl Insii.utions Of United States, : cAsp-
ter XVIII .---.-.... Mr., isppy
History Of Political Parties c6sa,.a- Wy
QUzz. page TT .---.-........M Mr.. Coleman
Shotgun questions OF Un!;ed States his,ory..
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Berton-Olken.

Pleasant time vas eo.ovsi By Monitor
Lodge, /. o. G. T, So F-ee1s hal isS. TCes1sy
evening. Many visitors were n attendance and
al went merry as . marriage bell In fact t1s
occasion 0: al the .oy and pleasure experienced
that eTering By tas over 3D. members and
friends Vas TIE marriage OF Two OF the leading
members OF TIE Lodge NJ. Benjamin. Il Bsr.oa
and Miss Hattie Olsen. daughter o. 4r. and Ms
Z 4 Olsen, Of South Bend The BRIDE and
groom were tzz.sfully stsirsd. the bride wearing
silver oynsnen' s n homo. OF tas CAY, being as-
parents silver welding cay. Tie couple entered
tia hzIl. which was beautifully decorated. 81
tended by two ladies' and TWO gentlemen friends,
al preceded By TWO little girls yea-s old They
proceeded 20 the center Of tie -oon, where RsT.
Clark Davis soon C,Sde them o1e in TIE holy
honda OF n&sgiEoly. Congratulations and
slupscous feast followed ard q good tine
generally. Many valuable and beSaIitul pes
eats were received and al Joined IN wishing
Xr. aai Mrs Bersoa much JOY.
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Tie Shakespeare Society, Miss Ray WefSei
president, held its regular meeting o. Friday
afternoon in room No. II o. the Ceut-sl school.
and lie following excellent programme Eas re7
dered.
Essay-"IorgtaIlor".. Miss Bale Wh.tvo,th
Piano so.o-"Ruz;ltug Leaves -.-.--...
.........-.-......- Mr.. Aubrey Levy
Select Resdia--sTiIlie's Misas1" $1,000.
......-. Nj. Bjsr-s Graf
Banjo so.o-"Prettv Little DARK Blue Eyes"
..-....-............--- Miss Laura Cozn
well Miss Este Bitter
song-asuashfne" .......-..--.--Tn TIE Society
Recitzrson--Bessy and Are ous'
...........-... Mss Ray Wetzel
Select Reeding-~Hearts o. 6old".--.-
Mr. STANLEY Piper
Rsciisrioa--Msry Jane. Mss Elizabeth Frye
Violin so.o-"H0us, sweet Home
. M Frank Wilhelm
Recl;asion-~The Bx-oa's Las. Banquet
Mss Edith P.osch
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WILMINGTON Literary Society.

The regular meeting Of the Washington Liter
ar Society was held in room 6, Central school,
Friday afternoon Following is fhs programme:
Reaiing-"Cc-ns" NJ. Marion Atkinson
Esssy-"Louise Alcott' 8 Miss Lo.-le Holmes
Vocal so.c-HIBo Answers .........
...-..-.-M Miss Jennie Johnson
Reci.stioa-"sylyis and Go.igh;ly''
-..-----------..---. ----Aiss EAle1 ASrr1So1
Esssy-.How Lincoln Was Ms1e Captain
so1g-"Lol the Glad Msr Noon" -. The school
Rez9ing-"Nev Years Eve. Charlie Johnson
EssSy-"Hov Chinese Children 1--we
Rse.tssion-"Cztastrophs" Myrtle Moore
Solg-.<Cuckoo'' Tie school
Magic lantern views Albert Durham
so1g-''Loys Of Country" The seAoo.
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ttonsi church gave an excellent s1d ve.A-SF
tended social on Friday evening, and d Clerra-
snfs church G socis, and concert on We1asssAE
night The Ladies' Aid society AID P2sioEs
Union. OF Trinity ". Z. church, lad 81 excel
Lent meeting On Monday night On tie sane
evening the Altar Circle and s. Andrews
brotherhood gave an entertainment a.
the Young Mems Christian Assoe1ation-
Ire First CEristian church gave an
uaieue social on Thursday evening
TIE wee~yex Chsrtzuqua Circle net on Mon
dsv night. and had the most enioFabas meeting
cs the rear. The various literary societies had
their Usual exercises, with profitable results.
Ths week there viii be the Cotiilion Clubs
german On Thursday evening. and tie Burns
celebration on Friday evening.
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A Church Leap Year Party.

On Friday night the young people Of the First
Presbyterian church held q pleasant leap year
party IN the p2rlors OF the church. On Third and
Madison. The usual order OF social etiquette
wss completely reversed in every respect on this
occasion. The young men carried baskets
which contained provisions enough 20 supply
the wants Of their female admirers. After tie
rendition Of fine musical and literary pro-
grGmrns. the baskets were sold 20 the lsdies A
card with the name at q gentleman was Placed
in each basket. and the lady who bought If es-
coEted that gentleman 10 sGpper. One young
man created good deal Of amusement VITA
large book consplcuOGsly displayed. and in
dexed Proposals, ISL" The book contained
tie proposals which he h.d 50 far received
with the descriptions OF the proponents iueIRd-
ing their probable Rse. financial si.o6inx ete
He added large number OF eligible candidates
to his list, and became very much e.ats6 over
his brilliant matrimonial prospects Auong
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs RISER,
Professor and MTs Fag&a, Mr. and Ms
J. A. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. Means, NJ
ard Mrs Fowle. Mr. and Ms John
Ncsra:h, NJ. and Mrs Lodge. Mr. kad Ms T
A Rogersoa, Miss Letie Lodge. Mss Helen
Lodge Miss Minnie FowIe. Miss Els C&urheT.
Miss Els Resd, Mas Ids ETsrs. Miss CLARK. Mrs
G Ward. Ars G. Knapp, Miss Myrtle Bzglsy.
Miss Kate Pierce. Miss Isenbs;s Mss Eva WI.
SOC. the Misses Hambia. Miss Rice. NJ
Csnshey, Mr.. Ovid A. Byers. Mr.. James o Hest
wood, NJ. Ferguson, Mr. Mcclellan, Mr is
Bushnell, M. Calm. Mr.. r. II. w2Itwo.sh, Mr..
1ryiaE.
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ST. Clement. Church Concert.


Aboot - people were present 81 ST Clemsrfs
last Wednesday evening az the new hall on Mar
ksi street. 10 listen to tie following pro
gramrEse
Guitar S1srtstte- ..--... Professor Thiel.
NJ. Hall. Niss KELLOGG and Miss McGuiunis
EseltAtiezl--'-I EasRa. Nour41fH Miss Martin
Vocal solo-"Islznd O. Dreams .
-:.-...... NJ. !. Il Gordon
NocSi solo-"BeSt Of AlI''...................
-,---. ..-... Ma e. a. {. Rochester
Instrumental trip-s.Lncis'' --.-.....-
-...- Dr.. Itorsea. Dr.. IsseY and Miss Powell
Vocal sole-''E-esEaiag i1fs Away. .-....-..
.....-......-... ...- Professor CrzNdsu
Ftaa0forte solo. n IS r. CheAl
Vocal solo ....-..-.--..... Mr.. L w Saunders
Voc@l soto-s''0A, Would ! We're i 7.
..,.t....-.............Mr Il. Sherman sharpe
MrA Rochester, Professor shsrps ana NJ.
Gordon responded 20 eacores, aud ~ spec.4i
request the latter sang humorous song, ''Iril.
Nc reyrlsrs." After al address ov the RsV. Yea
Hsrtish. supper and dancing vas INDUCED n.
special car took TIE city guests - tee-E homes.
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The Seattle Social club.

Tns home of Miss Susie Rsees, On AcCis1se
street wss tie scene OF q very pleasant sas p-iss
party. gwen By the Seattle Social CUB In 0o1of
o.. Miss Jennie Resce. TIE torepar; OF iae even
ing was held a. . business r7eerlngs az Wn2ea
the following officers were elected ~. 'sll=s
Wilson president: Miss Susie Rsece, wee p.ess-
dent; NJ. siiss Hal, secretary Mss Mamie ;.
Long assistant: Mr.. I'd Herring, treasurer Ny
SAN Hume, Mamie A Long and Belle hume.
COMMITTEES on socisla After the Is7sect4oo o.
business the young people assembled N an
adjoining room, where fine feast ves prepared
BY the young ladies, which consisted OF sas
dslicscies of the season After lunch the young
people entoyed themselves By playing games,
singing, dancing and music. Those present
were Is follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Reece, NJ Will
ian Rsece, Miss Lille Reece. Miss Jennie Reece.
Miss Susie Reece, Miss Mamie J. Long, Niss
Maud Mcclellan, Miss Lostis Watts. Miss Maud
Fiisr, Miss Annie Brssen. Miss Lostie Herring.
Miss Belle Hume, Miss Hattie NcClanaasn, Miss
josie Watson. Miss Kittis Watson, M. Ed Her
ring, Mr.. James Wilson, Mr.. william Long.
Mr.. Percy Callahan, NJ. silas Hall. NJ. George
Hadley, NJ. sam Hume. Mr.. Charles Clark, Mr..
LEVITT Rsnke, Mr.. Robert Buchsn, Mr.. Orion
Rsnke, Mr. Charles shaw, NJ. Tug Kellogg, Mr..
William Brusser and NJ Ed Thomas.
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REALM OF SOCIETY.
Plymouth Church Gives a Very
Successful Social
FINE CHAUTAUQuA MEETING.
Large Number Of Surprise PARTIES
Literary Societies All Active
Personal IntelIigencs.
FINE cHAUTAUouA MEETING.

has not BEEN
q ye-y EfIlixa: month
30 far a. society =
concerned, and the
past week has 1ct
been a exception
Sui sorae evsnts were
going or n special
circles, ard tie social
departments Of 8 nun
Der Of the ehuEcnes
came 20 ths rsseEA
Plymouth Coagregs-
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TIA ho-as Of W. sn1 Mrs- Brsdesa,
corner Depot and ASH streets. and 10
say 10 these who have the pleasure OF knowing
the hos. and LIS charming wife ths. 81 eaegsLs
tine was had, il entirely sur<tzUous Not
Little pleasure v1 also aided 70 she OCCASION
IL the p-sseaes OF tie .sshsr and mother o.
Mrs Brzdsen NJ. and Mrs. D0tge: coupe
Despite whose years, their HEARTS are SUI u
their teams TIE following were present.
Rev. 7. B. Ford, D. D. and wife; Rev. =
Alozzo Bright. D. D, and vile: Nj and Ars'
!. ". R.iney. NJ. and Xrs- ". u Casse'
Hon. and Ars- ". 4 Hughes. Rev. an1 ATS
Fred " Pearson, VI. aid Ma Frank u p8vls,
Nj xad Mrs.. D. z Williamson, Senator and MS
J. r Kinnssr. Captain & +. Thsexer, Ms u
B. Phillips. NJ. and M-s- 9 r. Ailiis-n. NJ. anu
Ma A. L Williams, VI. and Ms G Biefsf,
Nsx5e King. CLAYTON and Robert Wialie11son-
Tie society L. peg.sctiag pisos to 90 me Voc
naturally falling % such Organizations Z slss
Of the early ecEHeacenenso Of fAe1f rev cnllca
building. While the tabernacle where tnes AoA
worship, corner Mercer and kenf1cxE slesIss
IL very comfortable, jet the rapidly iRcfeas. 1s
congregation and The character o. f1e ioea-loa
demand a elegant church home 81 ne eA1L.ss'
possible zonsas After discussing, planning
and resolving. tie company said AGooo niga'-
and ve1E soyta with the settled purpose 70 %
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-04-14
LET US KEEP COOL.

Sam Slick once said that his
grandmother used to stop his
grandfather from seolding hg say
ing to him that he knew he had
to make Il p With her at some time,
and he might az well shut up and
make up then ais later. Sans
arandmother's advice the Dem
ocrats Of Virginia might profita-
bly, take to themselves. The time
is so short between now and the
day of meeting Of the Democrat
ic National Convention that we
might well be engaged in making
up rather than in falling out with
one another. Less than three
months hence we shall all be rail-
lying to. the support of the NOM
inee Of that convention. Think
of that. The Cleveland men, the
Hill men. the Palmer men, the
Whitney men, the Campbell
men, the Pattison men, and the
friends cfall the other candidates
will be making the welkin ring
with the name of the Democratic
nominee, whether that nominee
be Cleveland, or Hill, or Palmer,
or who not And in four months
from now every good Democrat
will be asking himself how he
could ever have so lost his head
as to suppose the favorite of his
friend Jones was not as good a
man as his own favorite.-[ Rich
mond Dispatch.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of Deed Of Trust to me
executed en- the LIST day Of September,
1890, by A. p. White, 70 secure to T..
B. BuskirK the payment Of note for
the sum Of $620.l7, and to F. NJ. White
II note for the sum Of $140.20, each July
22nd, 1890, which trust deed lis now Of
record in Trust Deed Book "B,'' at
page 2S5, records of Logan County,
West Virginia, / shall on Monday,
the 18th day of April, 1892, for the
beuefit of p. II. Noyes & Co., assignee
of U. b. BusKirK and +. NJ. White, at
the front~door of the Court House of
Logan County, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, the following land
situate in said County on the Long
FORK of Mill creek, viz One tact of
about 81 acres and one of 2G0 acres, in-
Guiding all the land owned by said A.
p. White; and for more particular
description reference is had to the
above mentioned trust deed.
TERMS OF SALE:
All cash, to be paid on day Of sale.
Given under my hand this March IS,
1882. John A. SHEPPARD.
Trustae
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BRO. sALYARps AGAIN.

Harry Salxards has given up
the editorship Of the Sandy New
Era, published at Williamson, ".
Va, and leased the Monitor, at
.Pitzpvfffe. this State, and wItf-take
control Immediately. His father
in-law, J. N. Robb, will move with
his family to Rikeyille, Mrs. Sal
yards being their only daughter.
II Garter County (Ky.) Bug(e.
We congratulate our Pike coun-
ty friends in having placed the
Monitor in such hands. Mr.. Sal
yards is an energetic newspaper
man, and knows his business, and
Mr.. Robb is an able writer and a
true Democrat, and we hope to
see the paper have success that
it has never known before.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens byjudgment
or othesrise on the real estate, or a,sy part
thereof, Of II. IL. Shumdte.
In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Logan Count made in a
cause, therein pending to- subject the
the satisfaction Of liens thereon. you
are hereby required to present all claims
held by YOU and each Of You, against
the said II. X. Shumate, which are liens
on his real estate, or any part thereof,
for adjudication to me OF my Office at
Logan G. H., W.. Va, on OF before the
2lst day of March, 1892.
Given under my hand this February
18th, 1892. JAMES NJ. CHAIN,
Commissioner.
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FREE WOOL.

The passage of the free wool
bill by the House, by a majority
of 1s34, and of the cotton -tie--b bill,
by majority of 121, shows that
the Democratic party is we'll uni
ted on the tariff question. Had
the party been as we'll united on
the silver question the people
would have been satisfied that
the party was in earnest in trying
to give them relief from class leg
islation, and victory would have
been assured in advance. A great
victory, however, has been scored
for the people in tariff legislation
and the free coinage of silver will
be given them IN the nearfuture.
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Call for a Democratic Con.
gresSional Convention.

A convention Of the Democrats is
hereby called to meet at Charleston. w.
Va, ON Monday the 25th day OF July,
1892, at O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating candidate TO represent
the Third Congressional District of
West Virginia in tile Fifty-third Con-
gress of the United States and candi-
date fer Presidential Elector, 10 be vo-
red for'at the November election, 1852.
The counties composing said District
shall be entiteled to a votein7said con-
yer zion equal to ole for every one hun
ired votes or fraction thereof over fifty,
cast for Hon. A. b. Fleming, for Gov
ernor, in 1888.
The Committee suggests that in APP
pointing delegates, thu county eonyen-
tons provide, so far AZ they cam, for a
representation according to the strength
of every candidate in each county.
w. f. Chiffon,
HOWARD TEMpLEroN, Chairman.
- Secretary. *
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Call for District and County
Conventions.

Alta meeting of the Democratic Conn-
.ty Executive COMMITTEES, Of Logan
County held at the Court House of
said County, On Wednesday April 18Th
1852, pursuant to call of the Chairman
II said Committee.
Ordered that a Convention of the
Democrats of said county be held on
the 9TH day Of May, 1892, at o'clock P.
NJ, in each Magisterial District therein,
that Is to say: Chapnrausviile District,
Nj Chapmansville; .Logan District, at
Logan G. H.; Triadelphia District, at
the school house between Elk and
spec; Magnolia, at Henry Mitchell
school house on Mate; Lee District, at
the school house at the Mouth of Rock
House fork CT Pigeon, and in Hardee
District, at the Mouth OF Laurel of Pig
con; for the purpose Of sending-dele-
gates 70 the County 6opye44tion. which
is hereby called to be held at Logan G..
Z IL, on Monday, the 23rd day of May,
1892, for the purpose of sending dele
gates to the Democratic District Con-
vention TO be held at Charleston, to Sc
lect legates TO the Democratic Nation
al Convention; the Democratic State
Convention, to be held at Parkersburg !;
the Democratic Congressional Conycn-
ton, to be held at Charleston; the
Democratic Senatorial Convention, Of
the eth Senatorial District, when and
wherever the same may be held; in
which said County Convention the Dis
trietS shall be entitled to the following
number Of Delegates Chapmansvile,
q; Logan, s.; Triadelphi;s, 4; Magnolia,
3; Lee, 3; Hardee, 4.
And il is further ordered that said
District Conventions shall elect one
member each Of the Democratic Coun-
ty Executive Commute; aud shall, de-
termine Whether nominations shall be
made for County aud District offices,
aud especially as to the Delegate from
this County i'll thei@next Legislature,
and il they decide to make such nomi-
nations, toempower their Delegates to
said County Convention to nominate
candidates for such County offices as
tEe said Conventions may 50 determine
10 nominate.
By order of the Committee.
J.B. WILKINSON,
HARRY CRArlx, Chairman.
Secretary.