The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-03-31

"AhNS q piCdSdut Cdil Ibis afternoon
Eleven birds are confined in
the cage prepared by The county.
Our people are cleaning up
their gardens preparatory to
planting them.
This is the time Of year when
THE young mans fancy lightly
turns to thoughts Of love-
Mac Clingenpeel has our
thanks for valuable assistance
rendered us the past week.
The hammer of the carpenter
is furnishing music for every Sec
ton of the town this week.
The BANNER for the campaign
will be better than ever before.
Now is the time to subscribe.
IF yeHwaHEa =geod smoke go to
the Buskirk House and call for
the Racket" 1t is dandy"
Enoch Baker, of Williamson,
who has been here for several
days, left on Monday for home.
DR.. McGraw, of Raleigh county,
was in town the past week. He
contemplates locating in this
county.
Mr.. Wood, Of the Wood Drug
Company, Of Bristol, Tenn, is IN
town. He is establishing a good
trade in this place
For Earache, Toothache, Sore
Throat, Swelled Neck, and the
results Of colds and Inflammation
use Dir. Thomas Eclectric Oil the
great pain destroyer.
Candidates, announce your.
selves. The man who is too back
ward to tell the people, through
his county paper, he is a candi-
date would be too timid to hold
office.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Bus
kirk had his Jail force out at work
on the Court house square. Mr..
Busklrk takes special pride in
taking care of the public property
for which he ought to be com
mended.
r. B. Lawson informs us that
he sent out twenty-five RATS on
the recent rise. Mr.. Lawson is
the largest individual timber man
in the county, and is doing, prob
ably more than any other man in
the county to circulate money.
The Aracoma Cornet Band has
been organized and the boys are
in earnest. The instruments have
been ordered from Cincinnati
and ere long they will make the
nights, and days too, for that mat
ter, hideous with their doc docs.
Mrs. Joseph Hinchman, of Rich
Creek, has been very low for the
! last week, and but very little hope
was entertained of her recovery
DR.. French is attending her. and
on yesterday evening reported
her as somewhat improved. We
hope that she may soon recover.
No medicine has had greater
success in checking consumption,
in its early stages, then Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t stops cough
ing, soothes the throat and lungs,
and induces much-needed repose
Hundreds have testified to the re
markable virtues of this prepar-
alton.
Several of our boys who went
out on timber returned by way of
Dnnlow. AT Dunlow they got per-
mission to ride on a gravel train
as far as Sweetwater, but some OF
them beeing In a condition in
which good behavior is out of the
question the whole crowd was
promptly elected from the train.
Mrs. Bette Blair, the mother o.
John Smith Blair, of Pigeon creek
died suddenly lat her home or
Pigeon creek. She was in appar
ent good health, ana nau just nm
ished cleaning up her supper ia
Bile, when going into her room she
sat down in chair and fell ovel
dead. She was about seventy
years of age.
John Ball, the manager for the
Little Kanawha Lumber company
in their timber operations on the
Guyandotte river, reports that ne
succeeded in getting out $4,000
logs on the last rise, about half Of
which went out into the OHIO riv-
or, there being no backwater, AND