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the year of 1878 she went mile over Ches.
ter park half-mile track in 2:22A. Mr..
Harper, who was friend Of Mr.. Wander
bits. saw her at that time and made Capt.
George n. Stone an offer of $40 900 for her,
on the condition that she was to trot in
2:20 or better. A few weeks later, over
the Lexington mile track, she trotted in
2:171a, and when Mr.. Vanderbilt heard of
this performance lie requested Mr. Harper
to permit him to assume the purchase end
of the bargain. When Capt. Stone heard
that Mr.. Vanderbilt was to be the
purchaser he added $1,000 to the
price. making $4,000 in all. as he
Maud's driver 81 900. This Mr.. Vanderbilt
paid, although very reluctantly, and
Maud was brought to New York. Mr.
Vanderbilt drove her once OH the road be-
cause she was lame. and she was then
sent to Carl Burr an honest, hard-work-
ing and capable driver on Long Island,
for the winter. She was so bad that Burr
biistered her in order to try to cure the
lameness. Burr has always suffered from
the printed stories of being unable to
properly handle Maud. but the truth of
the matter is that Mr.. Vanderbilt did not
want the public to know that Maud was
lame when Burr received her, and Burr
was frequently compelled to walk her,
when she needed exercise. behind the
barn so that people could not see her.
"Maud's first notable performance was
on July %, 1880, at Chicago, when she beat
Trinket out in 2:131a, which stood for
many years as the race record for mile.
On August IL, 1881, she trotted at Roches-
ter in 2:l0l4. In 1854 Jay-Eve-See threat
ened the mares record, and Mr.. Wander
Dit again put her In training, fortunately.
as 1t turned out for on July 81 Jay-Eve-
See trotted mile in 2:l0. quarter OF a
second better than Maud SIS record.
About August Maud S. turned the Cleve-
land track in 2:09A. On August Is Mr..
William Turnbuil came to me at nv office.
directly from Saratoga, and said that
Mr.. Vanderbilt was offered 500, 600 bv a
syndicate, headed by Capt. Stone, for
Maud s., but would rather sell her to YOU
at your own price, because if she is sold
TO the syndicate. people will say that Mr..
Vanderbilt still owns her.
w hat do you mean by my own price p
About what you paid tor your last
great horse, or a little more
You refer to Rarus?' he asked. "T
paid $685. 600 for him. About $40. 900. I
think, would satisfy Mr. Vanderbilt.
We'll. l think very favorany of your
proposition, and will send my brother
David up tomorrow To Saratoga To see the
mare. 1t agree To take her | will send Won
telegram saying: i Will take the
wheat that being the cypher that was
II he used to prevent the reporters
knowing that Maud 5. was to be
sold. When my brother returned
from Saratoga he advised me not to buy
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Modern Progress In Surgery.


Some of the marvels of modern surgery
depend upon the great Improvements
which have been made in recent years in
determining the precise location of certain
diseases of the brain from comparatiyeiy
slight symptoms due to irritation of the
nerve centers which control the action of
various groups Of muscles. In this way
IL Is now possible to say with regard to
certain forms of spasm, or tremor, or
numbness. or localized epllentiform con-
vulsions. that they depend upon irritation
OF peculiar portion of the brain, which
can be located with reference to the ex-
ternai surface within, say, half an inch, SO
that If the skull be opened at that point,
the difficulty can be recognized and dealt
with according to circumstances. In this
way number of brain tumors have been
discovered and successfully removed with
excellent results. In some cases. in
which the growth and development of
the brain appears to be hinoered by
the fact that the skull is too small and
does not give room for the expansion of
the nervous tissues, Sits or openings
have been made in the skull to permit of
such expansion and thus secure the pa
tient from state OF idiocy. Ali that can
be said about this operation as vet is that
it has been performed without DESTROYING
the life OF the patient. and has effected
some improvement in his apparent intel.
ligence and comfort.
Instead of an operation to remedy the
effects of TOO close packing of organs, one
is much more frequently performed to fix
in pace an organ which has in some Way
gotten loose. The kidney occasionally
drifts around in the abdomen, forming q
movable tumor. which is uncomfortable
and dangerous. The modern surgeon pro-
ceeds to fix such q kidney in its proper
place, and establishes such adhesions of
its surfaces that there is little prospect
that it will move abnormally in future.
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Ladies, go to J. J. Witswer. SIS Front street
ana have your nAir properly attended To-
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A DIRG e.

Home they brought her warrio. dead;
She NOR swoon q. nor after cry;
Al her maideus, wa,Cnil -. said,
''che must weep or she Will die"
Then they praised him. soft and low,
CalGd HIM worthy o. t.s loved,
Truest irien and noole5t foe;
Yet she never spl8 uor moved.
Sto a maiden from her place,
Lightly 10 the warrior slept,
Toes The .aee-cioth from the face:
Yet she neither moved nor wept
Rose nurse of ninety Years,
set his child upon her knee
Like summer tempest came her tears
sweet my child, live for thee"
Alfred Teaayson.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of 4 Deed Of Trust to me
executed en- the st day of September,
1870, by a. +. White, &c secure to U.
B. 1usklrK the payment of note for
the sum of $50. AZ, and to +. NJ. White
not fos the sum Of $1,000. each July
22nl \, 1890, which trrst deed is now OF
record IN Ttdst Deed Book "B,'' at
page 2Sa. records OF Logan County,
West Virginia, l shall on Monday,
the 18TH day of April, 1892, for the
beue:it Oh p. &. Noyas Il Co., assignee
Of II. y. Bus Kirk and +. NJ. White, at
the fronS door Of the court House of
Logan i1e,nttr-- sell AT public auction to
the highe & bidder, the Following land
sit,aie III said County OH the Long
FORK Of Mill creek, viz One tact OF
about CT acrr and one of eco acres, in
Gliding al the LAM owneG by said A.
p. White; and for more particular
description reference is had to the
above mentioned trust deed.
TERMS OF SALE:
All cash, 10 be paid on day of sale.
Given under my hand this March IS,
iss2.> JOHN A. SHEPPARD,
Trustee,
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HON. W. a. h7AcCcKKLE.

Quiet and unassuming, always
ready TO work for the interest of
his party and his friends, but new
er pushing himself to the front
in his own behalf, can truly be
written of W. A. MacGorkle.
Left To- his own inclinations we
are satisfied that he would not be
a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor, there
fore the party should be thankful
to his friends who have induced
him to make the race. Saying
nothing in disparagement of his
opponents, We are satisfied that
his nomination will not only
greatly strengthen the party in
the State, but that his election
will assure us of an honest,
straightforward and business
like management of the affairs Of
the State and that it is therefore
our duty to nominate and elect
him. The interests of West yir-
ginia demands brainy and bust
ness man for Governor, and Mr..
MacCorkle is both. He knows
the needs of the State, and he has
the courage to recommend such
legislation as will assist in the de,
velopment of its resources.
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Call for a Demo cratic Con.
gressionai Convention.


A COVE on OF nc penaor a
'lrreby cdlie . 10 meet ut Charleston, w.
Va, Oh MendSs tbs 25th day Of July,
1892, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, for the pufi'o e
Of nominating 4 candidate 20 repro CIT
fhe Thiri Gargrsssion ! Di.a Sc ef
West Virgins. in tlm Fiftg-third Cn5-
-...s--ss-o Of the buftE'5i St.I5es anu paafi :
dat. fer Presidential Eleetef, to be vo-
led for It the November election, ,sg2.
The counties composing said ID irict
SEall BIG entiteled to a vote in said cor
vent;on 20 al to enc fer every ore h.n-
Ire. votes OF fraction thereof over Fifty,
.-ast fer Hon.. A. B. Fleming, for Coz
ePaor, - 1888.
The ComFaittee suggests thst-in- ar-
pointing delegates, the county conyep-
,4sas provide, so fer as they can, for IA
representation according to the strength
OF es.ery candidate III e.,, h county.
". Z. [ 91-r's, n.
HOWARD TfMPLEroN, Chairman.
Secretary.
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pleasure pleasure.
LCcAM POLITICS.

There has been quite free in
terchange of opinions in regard
to politics and the best candi-
dates for the Democratic party TO
nominate, during our present
term of court.
For Governor Col. w. A. Mac
Corkle is in the lead, though
Judge Bennett has some strength
in the county.
Kidd is fite choice for tttos-
ney General and Rowan Sor
Treasurer, with no opposition.
Fisher Bowen, both on his own
account. and as a recognition OF
Wayne county,will have oar dele
CATION for Auditor, with Hon. G.
L. Thomson as second choice.
For Congress, Governor Wilson
is general favorite, notwith-
standing the personal friendship
that every one has for Mr.. Alder
son. Every one felt, while list
ening TO his speech on Monday,
that the Third District needed his
services in the only National
council III which the voice OF the
people could be heard.
For State Senator we are wait
ing 60 hear from Mercer-having
no objection TO urge agains
either HepriiZe or M;IhOod.
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TIMBER FOR SALE.

The Guyandotte Coal Land AS
ISOLATION are now prepared to Of
fer for sale, on easy terms, the
finest saw log timber in the State,
consisting of walnut, ash, poplar,
oak, &c., &c. The lands upon
wbice the timber is standing is
situate i'll the counties of Cabell,
Wayne, Lincoln and Logan, and
upon the waterl of the Guyan-
dotte an I Twelve-P Pole rivers, and
alUag the line of the Ohio River
Extension of the N. & w. r. r.
This is not only the finest timber
in the State, but is so situated as
10 be easily marketed. Sold in
quantities to suit purchasers.
= Address: j. G. MILLER,
Dunlow, w. Va,
ORR. ]. VINsoN,
Huntington. w. Va.
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NOTICE.

All persons are warned not to tres
r,ax~ IN my WAY whatever upon tsie
fslIow,ng land Iii I.ngail County " !.
IA. oAned III the Logan coal 4 Tim
bcr ASs0ss,a.sOn:
I25ass acres on Mates Creek a22
aereSoii Mates Greek and I 10 acres on
the Straight Fork OF Mate Greek, all
conveyed BIZ Elias Hatfield 70 A. ID.
Sergeant by deed dated February 10th.
1858.
1900 acres on Grape Vine creek, in
five tracts. all conveyed BY Anderson
Hatfield and4others 20 J.. D. Sergeant,
by deed dated January Goth. 1855.
$50 acres on Grape Vine Creek, con-
yeyed BY Anderson Hatfield TO J.. d.
Sergeant. by deed dated Febs II, ISIS.
lii acres on Sulphur creek, conveyed
BY John A.SShepparsl, Special commits
sioner, 10 I'D. Sergeant, by deed in
lSSS. v
1855 seres on Tug River, convsye,.
by Anderson Hatfield t., J.. ID. Sergeant
BIZ deed dated May 10. 1898.
326 acres OF, Double Camp branch Of
Mate creek, conveyed by Ans. Hatfield
J. d. Sergs ant, by deed dated July IA,
1888.
$50 acres on Tug River, Mouth Of
Still House branch, conveyed by jos.
Murphy to j. y. Sergeant by deed da-
ted APRIL 4, 1883.
4i05sacres on Mate and Pigeon creeks
conveye by l.. d. Chambers, commits
sioner, to j. ID. Sergeant, BY deed dated
October 5. 1883.
1854 acres ON Grape Vine creek,
convene BY John A. Sheppard, com
missioner. TO j. ID. Sergeant, b. deed
dated October ., 1855.
$50 acres OIL Beech Greek. conveyed
by Plyant Maltnn to ]. ID. ~ergt ant, by
deed lated February &c; 1885,
sS4 acres on Grape Vine fork Of Beech
Creek, conveyed by Valentine Hatfield
to j. y. Serg ant, by ~ ! dated Feb
rnar. p. 1852.
IS. acres 81, Beech Greek, coIe eyed by
ID. d. Mahon to j. D.'Ser,'eant, by
dcr1 lated Narch 1. 1850.
81 acres, in Two tracts. lying on
Grape Vine fork of Beech Creek, con-
vpyed by Iced by Valentine Hatfield
to j. D.. Sergeant.
All The reterrcl to above are Of rec
ord in the ofiic vi tlh, Clsrh of the
sonnty court of Logan county, West
Virginia.
Ali persons disregarding this notice
iii be prosecuted to the fullest extent
OF lie law. -.
u. RICHARD T0RPIN!kJR.
jos Simpkins, Agent. President.
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Judge VIC. Bennett, Of Lewis

Judge VIC. Bennett, Of Lewis
county. was next introduced, who
simply announced himself a cam.
didate for Governor, and reatfirm-
ed his devotion to the party Of the
people. He refused to discuss
political questions so long as he
occupied a place on the bench.
Hon. E. w. Wilson, who needs
no introduction to the readers Of
the BANNER, was the next speaker
and for two hours held the large
audience entranced. 1t was the
finest speech to which we have
ever listened, in which opinion
every one who heard it fully
agrees, including the most elni-
nent attorneys in the State. Mr..
Wilson presents the tariff ques-
ton In a way peculiar to himself
and every fair and reasonable
man, who is anxious to see an
advancement of the prosperity of
every class Of American citizens,
cannot fail to be convinced of the
truth Of his position. At least
two thousand voters in this Dis
trict who are ignorantly or through
prejudice voting the Republican
ticket, would vote the Democratic
ticket in November if they could
hear Gov. Wilson on the tariff
question, and we are fully assur-
ed now that they will have that
pleasure.
Mai. F. b. Smith, of Nicholas
county, was next introduced, who
in a few remarks, apologized for
the absence Of Mr.. Anderson, who
was at home sick.
Mr.. 7. L. Henritze, Of Mercer
was then introduced, who in a
few well chosen words, announc-
ed himself as candidate fol
State Senator Mr. HeaFitze- is a
pleasant spe aker and made a IA
vorable impression.
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DEMOCRATIC DAY.

Monday was a gala day Tor the
Democracy of Logan county.
After charging the grand jury
Judge Harvey, whoseheart is al
ways IN the right place, gave way
to the people, who proceeded at
once to hold a Democratic love
feast, at which our erring Repub-
lean brethren were welcome
guests.
Mr.. J. B. Wilkinson, our popu-
lar Prosecuting Attorney, and
Chairman of the County Demo-
cratic Committee, asthe master
of ceremonies and firstintroduced
Mr.. G. l.. Thompson, of Hunting
ton, who. in a plain practical way,
gave splendid advice 10 the party.
Mr.. Thompson is an old newspa-
per man, and knows something Of
the worth OF local party papers,
and urged that liberal support
be given to them. Mr.. Thompson
is very popular with Logan Demo
Gratis and is first choice of a great
many for Auditor, and the second
choice of all. Fisher Bowen, of
Wayne, Isl however, in the lead
tor that position.
Hon. w. A. MacCorkle, of Char
lesion was next introduced, and
in a speech of over an hour
strengthened his friends and con-
vinced his opponents that he was
suitable man to lead the Demo
cratic party to victory in Novem-
Der. Mr.. MacCorkle is a strong
speaker and is fully able to meet
any Republican in the State on
the stump.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


STAT. o. WEST VIRGINIA.,
LOGAN CoCNFY, Town !:
Al Rul1s held Ia the office Of the
f'gerL q. lie .rcuit Ecmrt OF said eos'n-
Is, 81. .ie j - nonIay n March, 1872 :
Allen Cllafa. Plaintiff.
~ n naarery.
Baws-,; / aa.;a. John Saith Chain. j.
pickiEson Sergeant aud james
o,Keetlc s-5ss.77=. defendants.
The eb;cat Of fsizssdi is to partition
e IN cen the piaintNf anl the defend
ISIS. Eowar,, tlaii;. and John Smith
& hasin, ,lrc. land owncd b. item on
Tlslcke :, FIX, waters of Tug River,
IN Iogaq, eonnfy, Wet yirgiII;i. con-
tanning 4boi,t 600 acre., il partition Is
practical. Il MOI sale thereof. Also TO
set aside an; yacatr Il tay title OF said
land nii iced there,tn'icr to defendant,
Jainas 0,ks:ssle sl.si Y. The Both day Of
April. ieiSs. an recorde ia nce.! Book
20. page =, ~ LoganC ou,tty Court
ll4s-1 tfttvt-
ca' i dee,i ulasc by said O'Keetle to
t.le defend ni }. y. Sergeant n Il cloud
,,p0- tha t 3, 70 san land.
~ :y is,s t.1e ,plaintiff by his at
ts.n,,, ~ii@ r., rs no iosl, Il appearing
ny .tili.lali iilc. NH lie lapers Of
this cau.c. tlla- he defendants, j.
lfc,.iuson Scream sod i:.tlcs O'kerfe
are non-ras;u snts of tif.a State; i /.
therefore ordered ist..s ',ey aPle:sr here
81 hin one mont sanabc. frs: publi-
!; .ou Of tsls orr, ~ aa Mhat iiec-
y :iry 10 protect u II itjefesi.i in this
a4fs 7,
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CONVENTIONS.

FtOH> toF thc W Ucc " VI 8d's< tH3 Vs.
ffiet Associations 81 Clubs, and Trsrss
acting Ssch Other Business as May
Cane Before Tie cenyeaiisas.
+ WsrsEss. 1t Is deemed to the bee.
Aasese>s of the parity md tia. il Will
i,ester serve. he m sjofits Of he clubs 10
al. An re ional Conventions, in
seed or a S.se Convention Of clubs,
ssI VIII y;ssp Of making the ofgani-
ton Of club, l:,orc efficient by the or
j sis ton Of Congressional District
ocis sio;ss t1s,bs it Is thereforeaor-
d. ~. tiIas 4 C,sseni;on Of Democratic
CT ). OF each Congressional district be
lei on Wedaes.l.ly, The, first siay1 Of
!, re. 1872 Eat the following places
! OF tlic First Gosgre :opsl district, at
We ION; for he Second Conega ~ional
81 ,.ic;, at Charles Town; for the
. bird Cos,gressional~Di. rict, at Char
II on, end for the Fourth Congressiou-
III Districi, at R;'venswood; for the Dur
10 e Of organizing DISCREET Associations
Of Democratic lnbs anil trapsacting
such other business M may come be-.
Lore the Convention. In such Conven-
ti.N. local Clubs win be entitled to the
following representation All Clubs
| ilh membership Of one hundred or
l=e will be entitled to five delegates;
! TN more than one hundred aad less
ti,.sl t.. o hun rel, seven delegates, and
~, h two linadrel or more, nine dele
/ The o ,i,ct of calling said conven; ions
| meet at the sane time and places as
ile conventions to elect delegates 70 the
Nstion.I Gopven iou, sto aiott. deit-
y Tic oig,orianisv OF attending both
., seniion thereby saving DO h fine
. expense. Til" CoantY Committees
aais tho+e heretofore appointed 10 or
nize clubs, and Hi Democrats who
believe in such al Organization Of the
p. rIv AZ will make it iivincible jn tue
coming caml,aign are requested 10 as
81. II he work Of organizing clubs in
s4iet-aHa tel sts4t.
them properly represented at the con-
xentions. y. >. II. lt,s9,S
Cha;rman OF State Count re.
WIN. e. HANDLAN,
Pres. State sAsso. of Dem. Club.
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Call for District and County
Conventions.

Alta meeting of the Democratic Coun-
~ Executive Committee, of Logan
County, held Mt the Court House Of
all County, on "Wednesday. Ap.il isth
te92, pursuant to call Of The Chairman
Of sud Committee.
o. ,ered that Convention of the
Democrats OF said couaty be ,eld on
The eth day of Nay, 1892, at O'CLOCK p.
NJ, in each Magisterial district therein,
tl.,t is to say: Chapmansville DistIict,
ut Chdpnansville; Logan District, at
lo-.I. G.. IL; Tria eli'hia District, at
,l.e school hGllse- between Elk ana
pee; Magnolia, Mt Henry Mitchell
=s;.ool house on Mate; Lee District, at
.hc school house. al the Mouth Of Rock
House fork of Pigeon; nd in Hardce
District, at the Mouti. OF Laurel of Pig
eg'.; for the purpose of sending dele
'ates to the County convention, which
!. aeteby called to ne held at Logan G..
H., y, Monday, the 23rG day of MAY,
1892, for the purpose of sending dele
Z. les to the Democratic District Con-
yention to be held at Charleston, to se-
iect delegates to the Democratic Nation
nj Convention; the Democratic State
CChyen IN, to be held at Parkersburg;
he Democratic gres=ieaai Ccnycn-
lion, to be hell at Charleston; the
DE- &c. ratie Senatorial Convention, of
she It'll Senatorial District, when and
hereSer the same may be held; in
wliie.. y.;l County onvention the Dis
T. hall be entitled 10 the following
ur,ner of Delegates: Chapm..ns sil.e,
.; Logan, s; lriade,l .hia, 1; a.snolia,
81, Lee, 8; Harilee, 4.
Aasl 1t is further ordered that said
District Conventions shall eject one
lisn,a~r each of the Democratic Coan-
y Executive Calnmitte; end shall de-
sesairie whether nominations shall lie
.t4,.''..e Scr County and District offices,
M especially as to- the Delegate from
lhis County IN the next Legislature.
nd il they decide to make such monte
'atiol.s, 70 empower their Delegates 10
oanty Convention 70 nominate
s'listes FIR such County offices as
!, : lid COM antions my so determine
r nMa'aai :.
~ order CT the conllittee.
J. B. WILKINSON,
LARRY ca 'Fi> ci's,nnsi. !.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

III ;ersons are wariie.. not to tresl.ass
IN my w:A, whatcv L upon til. follow
mr. laHds owned by ), ID. Sergeant, in
Logan county, W. Na:
Eri sr-res zofi@TuS River, purchased
from Henl.f Yarncy, by deed dated
Ai,fit u. 1850.
IN. acres o. Tug River, purchased
frHra Joseph Sinpkins, by deed dated
F.5hf,.ary = 1890.
- as.rcs OH Steep Gut branch OF Tug
,.iv r. PURCHASED from Vim. Mounts,
~ dee! .itesl Fei.:nary "a. 1890.
80 acr on Steep Gut branch of Tug
River. purchased from James Mounts,
by iceti ,,dira February u, 1890.
~ 9tIHs o. Searbefry branch of Tug
River, purchased from Ballard Mounts,
By deed date February u, 1890.
"a III ;;Erres- IT TIN mouth OF Low or
shannon Branch, n Tug River, in
NJ Dowell county. conveyed to j. ID.
Sergeant VIM. England, by deed
dated April 2, 1889.
All the following tracts were convest-
esl to j ID. sergean. by James O'Kccfe,
by cel f,ate1 the rst fiday of Novem-
Der, 1880:
46 aetssson Grape Vine Creek and
Tug River.
IL acres on Big Laurel Ri. nch Of
Marrowbobe creek. ~ "
= aeres on .lennie's creek anil Stone
Zeal of S.,ei ".
$50 acre OH Lover Burning creek
inA tiny River.
no.. pres OF, Big Iqnrel b., ich of
Narrow ione.
a51 s o. il,acker creek 81 sandy.
sq1 .3'r,.> on Tia t.nr creek OF s.,I,ly.
5iia acre, on Grape Vine creek Of
San ".
aasi acre- on left TX of Turkey
.fsti nj Fonr Pole.
All tie dec,Is Above referred 10 are OF
rccor,, in the Jerks Office OF the coun-
ty court Of LOGAN COUNTY.
All persons ,liSrcgarlin3 tlli- notice
will hc pro-srutea to the fullest vxtent
of the law. j. -. SERGEANT.
Jos. Sinlphins, Agcl,.
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Notice to TreSDasSprS.

All persons gre we rned not to tyssp:.s
upon amy IF the various tract, OF land
sititlas L. Cabeli, Wayne, Lincoln a,.si
Logan Counties AMI upon the wasers OF
Guy;4n anu Twelve 4 ole rivers, kaJwn
as the Lowe and Aspinwall lands. The
cutting or ca,isiae,t. re CIT of amy iii.l-
Der, whether saw loes, staSes, railroad
tics or Of any other class or description
is absolutely forbil'en. ii
Any person disregarding this notice
VIII be prosecuted to the fullest vigor
of the law, an. all persons viii save
trouble and expense ty a strict observ-
ance u this notice.
J. c. MILLER,
Chief Engineer Guyandotte Coal
'Laal Association.
OrFIcr. -Dunle4 Ware Co. w. Va
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We y e solry that George Wes-
ley Atkinson has declined the
Republican nomination for Gov
ernor. Not that we We're patticu
larry anxious 20 see him dowhed
By MacCorkle, bnt then we would
have been glad to hear him ex-
plain ti,esA. B. G. of the tariff TO
the over taxed farmers.