The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-08-11
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h'iiSliih9 touches on Or. French s.
new house.
Remember that Bro. Garrett
Will have an all day meeting here
on Sunday.
Mail service has again conlinen-
ccd between this place and Mouth
Of Pond, Ky.
The many; friends of K. w. Bus
kirk will be glad 70 learn that he
Is rapidly. improving.
The majority Of our visiting
statesmen left yesterday evening
foE their respective homes.
J. B. Buskirk is preparing to
build another large addition to
his already l.rgc hostelry. :
Il. w. Peck will break ground
in few days for the foundation
Of his house on Nam Street.
The brick kiln below town is IS
about ready to be burned. 1t
contains about 10000 brick.
lAII!sfl'aF1ie =isAf4Z IBseope.tlHis
week. *fharlie will be- the next
Prosecuting Attorney of Boone.
Sheriff z. NJ. Chain returned
home from Dingess this evening.
He says that regular trains will
be running to Dingess within 10
days.
II. X. Shumaie's law office is
nearing completion. When fin
-ished there will not be more
stylish or convenient Office in the
Stale.
0nr next State Senator, W. NJ
Mahood, accompanied by Capt.
w. A. French and A. NJ. Sutton
left for Princeton this morning by
way Of Dineess.
stoqewall chapmaa-iis,reported
very i'll with typhoid fever, al
Guyanaotte, and but little hopes
are entertained Of his recovery.
HIS mother is with him.
Badness is often preceded or
accompanied by grayness of the
hair. To prevent both erayness
and badness use Halls Hair re-
newer, an honest remedy.
j. T. Beavers, Of the Mcdowell
Recorder, was present at our con
venhon on Wednesday. He is a
pleasant gentleman and made fer
himself lots OF friends. He is a
coming man.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Sanders, who
have been visiting Mr.. II. X. Shu-
mate, at this place, left for Oceana
THIS morning, as did also j. D.
ShumaJe and VIII Cook, who had
been taking in the convention.
Some of the delegates TO the
Senatorial convention as we'll as
our townsmen, j. A. Sheppard
and Il. W; Peck, speak in high
terms sf the n. @~AN. accommo-
tiopsfrom Dunlow to Dingess as
|regards the pitch OF their voices.
Much injury is done by the use
Of irritating, gripping compounds
taken as pursatives. III Ayers
Pills, the patient has mild bat
effective cathartlc, that can be
confidently recommended alike
for the most delicate patients as
well as the most robust.
1t was reported here on Monday
evening that J ohm Cary, the r.
year-old son of cur townsman,
VIM. Cary, had fallen from a
swing and broken his arm. We
are glad to say that the report
was exaggerated, and that he es-
capped with a bruised arm and a
sprained ankle.
| Hon David Il. Johnston, of
Mercer county, came down with
/ the Mercer delegation and renew
ed his acquaintance with his
many old friends in Logan coun-
Ity. He is an aspirant for no Of
flee but says that as always he is
ready to spend and be spent for
the old Democratic party.
on tie second Sunday of Sep
TENDER at the school House on
Cow Creek, near the residence Of
Geo. 4. Browning, services will be
held In memory of Mrs. Jane
Browning and Mrs. Mary Farley.
The services will be conducted by
Rev. q. L. Carder and will cons
mence promptly at 10 o'clock "A. NJ
All are invited to attend.
About five weeks ago Albert