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

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1t looks now as if the Coal riv-
er road was certainty.
Mac. Clingenpeel has put a
splendid fence around his proper
ty in the Perry addition.
Don Vinson, was on Monday
given the necessary certificate up
on which to apply for license to
practice law.
The new fence in front Of r.
W. Peek's lot makes a pleasing
appearance. The work was done
by G. w. Zirkle.
Capt. Hugh Toney was in town
en- Monday visiting his nephew,
Allen Dingess, who is still confn-
ed to his room with pulmonary
trouble.
Mr.. Ellis, of Witt, Beidler &
Co. of Baltimore, and Mr.. Belch-
er, of VIM. Kerr q Co., of Iron
ton, were showing their samples
here on Tuesday.
Mayor Kelly had his first case
before him this week. 1t was a
woman; the offence charged was
whipping a boy. Guilty and fin
cd three dollars and costs.
James l. Dingess paid us a
pleasant visit ON Monday. jim
is one of the leading Democrats of
the county and takes great inter
est in the success of the BANNER.
Married, today, at the residence
of r. P. Spratt, DR.. G. w. Kennis-
on to Miss Susan Belle Spratt,
Rev. byron Christian officiating.
May their cares be divided and
their joys multiplied. 4.
George w. Zirkle, gentleman
Of seventy five years of age, liv-
ing in our town, says there are
now living 115 of his descendants,
including children, grandchildren
and great-grand-children.
The Circuit Clerk informs us
that 81 newsuits have been instl-
tuted for the April term of Cir
cult court. This is certainly a
goodly number of suits for a
. county of about II 600 inhabitants
The secret art of Beauty lies
not in cosmetics, but is only in
pure blood and a healthy perform
ance of the vital functions, to be
obtained by using Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Rev. G. L. Carder, of the M. E.
Church, organized a colored Sun
day school on last Sunday with
/. Griffin Shannon as supe rintendent
r. L. Cook, assistant superinten-
dent. and Gertrude Brittentine as
secretary.
Harry Blair, of Mouth of Laur-
ell, was IN attendance on the coun-
ty court. He is always a welcome
visitor. Mr.. Blair thinks that
with good season his nelghbors
will be able to raise their own
blackberries this year.
Miss Bessie H Bedloe, of Bur
lington, Vt, had disease of the
scalp which caused her hair to be-
come harsh and dry and to fall SC
freely she scarcely dared comb it
Ayers Hair Vigor gave her
healthy scalp, and made the hail
beautifully thick and glossy.
Revs. G w. Ogden and A. M
Dial, of the Disciples church, will
commence a protracted meeting
at the Court House tonight. Rev
Ogden has the reputation of be-
ing a fine preacher. Rev. Dial i
we'll known to us as christian
gentleman We hope our people
will turn out en- masse to heal
them, and that much good will bt
done.
On yesterday evening Rev. J
NJ Wood returned from Spruce
where he has been preaching t.
the people. On Sunday, in TIN
presence of some three hundred
spectators, he baptised eight per
sons. A Baptist church was or
ganized and move was made
looking toward the erection of
house of worship. Notwithstand
Ing his feeble health Mr.. Wood j
always ready for the work t
which the master has called him
and this evening he begins Sc
ries Of meetings on DiDgess Run