The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-01-07

John r. Browning is seriously
Ill with grip at Ills home on Is
land Creek.
J. +, Peck, Jr., President OF the
Sandy New Era Co., of William
son, is in town.
J. Cary Anderson returned
Home from a visit to his old home
at Anderson, on Tuesday.
c. NJ. Turley, one of our promi-
nent attorneys, is in Huntington
on professional business.
Our foreman, w. A. Brazie, is
at his post again after a pleasant
visit to his parents at Fayettc-
Vile.
Miss Rose Osborne and Miss
Jennie Golf spent the holidays at
the home of Miss Golf, at White
| Post, Ky.
Ebert Buskirk, who is attend
ing school at GRANVILLE, Ohio,
spent the holidays with his many
friends at this place.
Our genial Clerk of the Circuit
-eettrt MI. I Whited, called
OH us to-day and had the BANNER
sent to several Of his relatives in
Virginia and Montana.
Whooping cough, Group, sore
threat, sudden colds, and lung
troubles peculiar to children, are
easily controlled by promptly adj
ministering Ayers Cherry Pecto-
rah This remedy is safe to take,
certain in its action, and adapted
:. to all Institutions.
A friend Of ours says that on
Yesterday two of his sons, a som
iu-law and two young men who
desired to become his sons-in-la
we're at his house drunk, and
wanted information of those who
were acquainted with the rules of
lIoyle, whether it was flush or
full hand.
Now is the winter Of our discon-
tent made glorious by Ayers
sarsaparilla. This wonderful
medicine so invigorates the sys-
tenn and enriches the blood that
gold weather becomes positively
enjoyable. Arctic explorers
would do well to make a note of
this.
The municipal election to-day
passed off quietly. Only flight
vote was polled. s. P. Kelly was
elected Mayor, J. Cary Anderson
Recorder, and DR.. NJ. F. French,
= J. B. Wilkinson, U. B. Buskirk,
DR., Ii. H. Bryan and Alfred Bus
kirk, Councilman. Tho whole
ticket is opposed to whisky license
We received at eleven o'clock
70 day mail from Brownstown,
&hich>is the first for more than q
week, The carriers on the route
from this place to Danville have
made their regular daily trips,
the missing link being between
Danyille and Brownstown. Some
one is to blame for a failure of
this kind, and we hope that the
proper authorities will investi-
gate the matter thoroughly and
: SO actin the premises as to pre-
rent a future recurrence. We are
Untitled to a proper mail service
nd should have it.
Z, We have just been informed of
lorrible accident that occurred
the home Of John G. Evans, on
9arrowbone Greek, a few nights
90. His little boy had opened a
~ of damaged blasting powder
4S had been thrown away by
lie railroad company, and took
bucket full Of the powder
the house, for his father to in
rect, and the powder was set
lown between Mr.. Evans and his
te, who were sitting before the
y the little boy being almost
getty over the powder, when
eather took a lump oft and
tew II in the fire ito see if it.
lid burn,' which ignited, caus-
hat in the bucket to ignite
q and strange to say the little
instead of being almost lit
= burned up, escaped with a
ers burn on one side Of his
and one ofhis hands, but
Evans was not SO fortunate ].
vas horribly burned about
" face and hands. and is still
e out suffering, 9fcourse, un-.