The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-03-24
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Monday lOl lilS run a. AAuhIihS-
ton.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. w.
c. symons for favors this week.
He Is a hustler and despises idle
ncss.
Rev. A S Kelly, of Seng, will
leave next week for Ohio, in
=Rfiit.ll State lie xpects-to make
his future home.
Some Of our enterprising young
men have organized brass band
here. Now, boys, stick to it and
make it success.
Two small boys, sons of Newson
Adkins, are now in jail at this
place charged with breaking into
astorc on Tug river.
II. ". Peck has let to contract
the building of a fine andscomm-
tliops brick residnee. We need
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The series of meetings held by
Rev. Ogden and others at the
court house, closed ION Sunday.
There were three additions to the
church.
Our village nearly doubled its
population during the last year,
and several new residences. are
now under Roadway Still We have
: no boom.
Mrs. J. T. Robertson, who hss
been here for several weeks on a
visit to her son, S. B Robertson,
left on Monday for her home at
Guyandotte.
TIN account Of high waterszno
mail went out yesterday. 1t is
impossible to say when we will
have another mail, as little rust
seems to retard the whole ma
chincry.
Z. g. Dingess, who has for sew
eral years, had the reputation Of
handling the finest timber run
to market from this county, has
ten RATS tied up at this place.
Cu>h's timber is always in dem
and.
The store house of Charles +.
= Farley, on Crawley's creek was
broken into on Tuesday night and
about 500 worth Of goods taken.
Mr. Farley was here at the time
and SO far there is no clue to the
thief or thieves.
Our Sunday School is in flour
ishing condition and is growing
in interest every Sunday. The
children have been re-enforced by
their parents, and good bible
class has been organized.
Our merchant Prince, Mr.. +. NJ.
White, returned from Cincinnati
on Saturday. He says that he purz
chased the largest stock of goods
ever brought to this place,paid the
cash for them, and will be able to
sell them at prices which will
--Gefy competition.
We are badly in need of a
wheelwright, timer, painter,
a shoemaker, a tailor, saddler
and harness maker, barber etc.
butwe want none but sober and
reliable men. A good laundry
would also be paying institu-
ton.
AR. S. Bias, of Cabell county has
leased the farm adjoining town,
of E. Robertson and has taken
charge Of it. He is a good citizen
aud has an intelligent and interes-
ting family. We h room for
scores of Others like him,n and bid
him a hearty welcome.
Last week it was snow, but this
week it is mud, and our. streets
are in lovely condition. We
need better system of drainage
and our town solons should i It
thier heads together and devise
some means of preventing pud-
dies of water all over town.
Miss. Mary Osborne, of Union,
arrived here on last Saturday, and
is now teaching school ct Mr., f..
NJ. Whites. aShesis a sister of Miss.
Rose Osborne, who was well
known here as one OF the efficient
assistants Of Prof. Henry in onr
school,. during the winter. We
bid her welcome.
J, L. Peck, Jr., returned from
Williamson last night, where he
had been to attend meeting Of the
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