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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-19
Republican County Convention.


Republican County Convention.
The Republicans met in Conven-
ton at this place last Saturday.
The Convention was a large one,
and was held in the Court House
yard.
1t was turbulent and noisy and
hard to control by the Chairman.
Tho hottest fight was on Sheriff,
aud after the third ballot resulted
in the nomination of Mr.. Geo. P.
Gardner, of Robinson District. 1t
was confidently asserted by the
friends of Mr.. Porter that he would
be the nominee. but so much trickery
and Setting VI" had been displayed
by the friends of Porter that the
people determined to set down on
that kind of work, and the friends
of Barnett and Gardner combined,
the result being the withdrawal of
Mr. Barnett, and his friends going
to Mr.. Gardner, thus nominating,
him by a vote of almost two to one
over Mr.. Porter.
This caused good deal of bad
feeling among the delegates from
the lower sideof Kanawha, and they
went away sullen, declaring that
they would not support Gardner,
and wanting to bet that the next
Sheriff of this county would be a
Democrat.
Another bomb was thrown into
the camp and exploded with ter
rible eject when the Conventian
no hated Mr.. Lon. T. Pilchard for
osecuting Attorney over Mr.. Jno.
L. Written, who thought he had
the nomination in his hands. Capt.
Heatherington championed the
cause of Pilchard, and in placing
him in nomination made strong
and eloquent appeal in his behalf,
and it had its effect. The Captain
made the best speech of the day,
and to him more than any man does
Mr.. Pilchard owe his nomination.
The friends Of Written were also
mad and swore vengeance.
The nominations after that were
made without much of a contest,
and are as follows:
For House of Delegates, Hon. ].
p. Austin and Hon. Jasper Greer.
For Assessor First District, John
A. Borgess.; I'd District, VIM. H.
Rowsey
County Commissioner, James P.
Hambrick.
The ticket. with a few exceptions.
is a good one, but is not satisfactory
to many of the delegates who at
tended the convention; but Repub-
licans unlike Democrats can quarrel
and then get together, and there
fore Democrats need not rely upon
very much of mutiny in the Re
publican ranks, but must rely upon
themselves and thorough organ:za-
ton to win.
The convention must show to the
Democrats that the Republican
party is organized, aggressive and
determined; and that this year, the
Democrats must get together, cease
all chickering's, wipe out all jealous
les, organize, and when the ticket
is nominated August 9th, go home
determined to win. If the Demo
Gratis do this, we can redeem this
county. 1t is well to remember
that this fight for supremacy is 60
ing to be close and holly contested
battle, and it is not well for us to
Z nnderrate the strength of our enc
mics. Keep your your army well
drilled and under control, and vic
tory in Mason county will come to
the Democrats.
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IN Sympathy


Thirty-Two Hundred Men Strike in
PittsburE.
P1TTsBURG. July Thursday even
ing both the Union iron plants were
closed down and notice posted by the
company warning trespassers to keep off
the property. About $500 men are af-
fected by the strike in the two mills.
The Beaver Falls plant, which has
been closed for repairs, was to have re-
sumed operations on Monday next, but
the men say they viii not return to
work unless the firm grants another
conference to the Homestead workers.
This move ON the part of these men is
an independent one, not under orders
from the Amalgamated association,
though sanctioned by it. and is a result
of the concerted action of body Of mill
workers fully in sympathy with the
Homestead men. They receive no as
sistance from the A1nalgamated treasury.
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THE MARKETS.
Review OF the Grain and Cattle Markets
for July Is

WHEATON,, 7cc; new, s2@76c
CoES-Con, 4GM551<c.
Woo..-U. washed fine merino, 16018c;
x blood clothing, a0@22c; braid, 17@Isc;
medium coi:sbing, Pa 23c; fleece washed
fine nierino y and Xxx, 25@26c; medium
clothing. 2J.os1c
CATTLE ood to choice butchers, 50 75@
3 10: fair 70 good, % 25@3 10; common.
81 0O@2 so.
HOGS Selected butchers and heavy ship
ping, s. Soc 80; fair to good packing,
50 50a5 20; common to rough, 50 00@5 40.
SHEEP-$3 coos co.
LAsfBs-S3 J0tdG 60.
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lN IAE MANoKIN RIvER.
Four boys OF One Family Drowned
While bathing.

BALTIMORE, July 1S.-Four boys were
drowned while swimming in the Man
olzin river just in thu rear of their resi-
dence near Princess Anne, Nd, yester-
day. They were the sons of Christopher
G. Ball, thrifty farmer. and were aged
sixteen, fifteen, twelve and ten respect
lively.
These, with their brother George.
aged eleven years. went in swimming.
George was the last to go in. When he
began to wade out he saw that his
brothers were in trouble and he hesitat-
ed He then saw his four brothers
drown, one after another, within twenty
feet of him, and he was powerless to
assist them. The current was running
very strong and the water very deep.
Three of the bodies have been recovered.
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The New York Tribune asserted
that there are a hundred tariff
measures in the Force bill. Con-
gresham John Dewitt Warner has
pointed out ono hundred trusts in
the Mckinley Tariff bill. Do you
want 10000 trusts, fellow citizens2
If SO, 60 for the Force Bill party.
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Senator Sherman is right. The
South is democratic merely from
issues growing out of the war, !"
the infamous force bill, for in
stance, which seeks to restore the
horrible years of negro domination
through which the Southern States
passed just after the war, which
were far worse for those States than
the war itself.
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HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 16.-The intel
hgent Homestead strikers do not entirely
approve of the action of the 5000 men
who went out. They say that 'ssym-
pathetic strikes have never been sue
cessful, and that the men should have
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dir. Frick having assured the
congressional investigating commit
tee that athe tariff hasn't anything
to do with the wages of a working
man" should now proceed to tell an
anxious public what the tariff has
to do with the profits on ton of
steel billets.
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Daring Robbery,

GUTHRIE. o. t., July 16.-The Dalton
gang of robbers held up the NJ, K. &
T. passenger train. southbound, at
Adair, /. t., Wednesday night. The
robbers drilled the safes and blew them
open with powder, securing their entire
contents. Tie amount stolen is beliey, |
to be in the neighborhood of $40, 600.
They ESCAPED.
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NAY REMOVE TO CHICAGO. (

Mcssra Fric< and Lovejoy Refuse to Talk
the Subject.
CHICAGO. July 16.-The Times Friday
printed n long article to the effect that
the Carnegie manufacturing interests
will be removed from Allegheny valley
to this city For several days, is says, a
representative of the Carnegie company
has been in this city looking over the
field with this end in view.
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The Chicago Globe, a paper whose
democracy is pure and unaduItera-
ted, is of the opinion that more than
one democratic congressman de-
serves to be retired from public life
for their action on the free coinage
bill. and some of them undoubtedly
will be.
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CONGRESS.


SENATE-A bill passed to close the
worlds fair on Sunday, another to pro-
hibit the sale of liquor on the grounds and
a third to coin 100000 souvenir hait
dollars.
HousE-The free silver bill was defeated
-I54 TO 1856
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sundnx,s nre.s Parade

HOMESTEAD; Pa, July 1s.-It is esti-
mated that 10000 people saw the dress
parade of the militia Sunday evening.
Special trains brought enormous crowds
from Pittsburg and other points.
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CArTLE-Prime, - 65@4 90; good, "a 30
a so; fair, 50 1904 90. Bulls. stays and
fat cows, S20a40
HoGs-All grades, - 9Oa6 10.
SHEEP-Fxtra, 50 20d5 30; good, 81 e07
90; fair, - C0@3 80; common, 81 COG
SrRrNa IAarns-s4 -oo1aa %
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Big storm in the Chamounix valley.
France. The village of st. Gervais VIZ :
practically swept away by the flood, and it
is reported that 200 people were drowned.
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Hoes Heavy,..s5 1905 IS; packing; S. so
a. 80; light. s. 50Gf5 90.
CATTLE-Prime 10 extra 81 SOFAS so:
fair TO good, 50 o0d4 %; mixed, So O0@4 90.
I.ANDs-S4 OOtd6 "a
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Hugh o,Donnell Goes East.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July IS. = Hugh
o'Donnell, leader of the strikers, went
east Sunday night. He would not state
the object of his mission, or even his
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NO ADDITIONS

To the Small Non-Union Force That
Worked Saturday.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 1S.-Quiet
morning. Not striker returned to work
Monday morning and Us far as can he
ascertained no additions has been made
to the non-union force.
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wHEAT-No. 2 red winter. ss51c; Au-
CoRS-55i5c.
OATs-36c.
CATTLE-s2 O0d5 80.
SHEI:P-S3 1905 80.
SPRING LAaiBs-s4 O0I6 so.
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PETRoLEuH-S. w. ITO deg, G1Sc, "A deg.
gasoline, &c; So deg. gasoline, lOc; 60 deg.
naphtha, 6ies.
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Georgia sayre,

THE object Of the above suit Is a, s,l,ss,fr, :.
i divorce ga yfneulO Inatrlmonf.,' And IL
appearing by affidavit 1led that the said de-
Iendants Georgia Sayre, IS a noff-r DENT ~
the state OF West Virginia, the said tiefesIsf-
ant y required TO appear here within one
month after the date OF the first Dnbficafiori
of this order, and do what Il lfis,.re's.s ~, r.,
pro'e Tes nsr interests NHT scPy; c.
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tison has complied with request for
more ammunition and artillery for
Homestead.
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Notice to Take Deposi.ions-

To Georgia Sayre- You are hereby uofl-
ned that on the 18th day OF August, i8o2 he
tween the hours OF o'clock. A. II. and e
O'Clock p NJ, at the Office OF Gibson Hufcf,-
lnson and Gibson, Huntington, West Viz
klnis, the undersigned will proceed to take
the deposition of John Smith and others ~
De read as evidence on behalf OF PLAINTIFF on
the trial OF n certain chancery cause now.
Rendlng IN the circuit court OF 1fnsorl co n ~
West y irginia, wherein you are defendant
AMI the Undersigned Is plaintiff, and if from
any cause the taking OF said depOsltfons he
not commenced, or n commenced he not
completed on the said day. the further taking
tnereol VIII be adjourned and continued from
day 10 day OF from time TO time Ar the nlece
ana between the hours Aforesaid tn tsle sam e
are completed. Given under m = hand ff,is
z' ~, GAY OF May ls92 r. T. SAYRE.
Gibson, Hutchinson & Gibson, Soils
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OFFICE of PnbIicaflon.

The State OF West Virginia, Mason counfy.ss.
At rules held in the Clerks office OF the
Circuit Court for the county or Mason al,
the 9Th day of July A. D. Isls2 -
X. II. Sayre
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The platform of the Peoples par
ty advocates government owner
ship of railroad, telegraph and tele-
phone lines but fails to suggest a
method ofacquiring such ownership.
If the government is to buy them,
where are the twelve or fifteen bill
lions of dollars with which to do it
to come from2 1t would be about
in line with some of the other vis-
ionary theories of that party to ask
the government to confscate them.
-Neio Dominion.
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WHEAT-S014c
CoRS--i91<c bid
OATs-s4c asked.
cLovEnsEED-cash, 81 90; October, So 20.
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The Republicans are Whispering
now that the tariff has nothing to
do with the troubles at Homestead.
And yet the ultra high tariff Pitts
burg Dispatch said just before the
reduction at Mr.. Carnegie's fort of
Homestead: eff the iron manufac-
turers wish to strike every tariff
advocate dumb and paralyze the
entire campaign for protection.
they could not do so more effectu-
ally than by confronting them du-
ring the campaign with the spec
tacle of mills standing idle through
the forcible atttemp to reduce wages
20 per cent. in a protected industry. /"
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We have several Ladies Fine Single
Texture Mackintoshes, also.
Prices Low to Close Out

sPEcIALsIzEs. &c. TO ORDER.
Your attention is also called to our
line OF Oil Suits, consisting of
Pants, Jackets and Hats.
We have choice selection of Rub
Der Door Mats at low prices to
close out.
Fine Door Mats to order with name
moulded in at small additional
Oar line of fine steam packinoa Is
the largest in Kanawha Valley.
Rubber Gloves and Novelties.
WEST VA RUBBER GOODS AG,cY-
Point Pleasant, WA.
aeaaquarsers first house above Merchants
decSQ
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Cincinnati robaceo.

Offerings for the week. .1l3 hhds
Offerings same time last year j, $50 hhds
Receipts for the week 2Gsg hhds
Receipts same week last year !, ssi hhds
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SENATE-The Notifications bill passed.
HoUsE-The sundry civil bill was further
discussed. tensions were discussed at a
night session.
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-s-re. e..7eo..' +" eAc uAScusScu VI u
Saturday.
SESATE-A resolution to investigate the
immigration and contract laws was adopt-
ed. The senate proceeded TO consider UNI
opposed business ON the calendar
HoUsE-The consideration OF the civil
sundry appropriation bill was continued,
priation for the worlds fair.
Political.
The Minnesota Peoples party nominated
Ignatius Donnelly for governor.
Thomas H. Carter, of Montana, the pres
emit secretary of the Republican national
committee. has been elected chairman of
the committee Chris MaGee, of Pennsyl-
vania, was chosen secretary.
Fires.
Half dozen business blocks and several
dwellings were burned In Portland, Or.
Loss $3.50. 600
Fire at Paris, Tex, destroyed the Eagle
Touring mills and several adjacent build
ings. Loss SO, 900.
Schwarting & Company's flour mill and
elevator, at Wolcott, Ia, burned. Loss
The summer hotel, restaurant and gar
den, together with the power house and
hosting machinery at the head of the
Transatlantic incline plane, Pittsburg,
was burned Loss SIPS.
Personal.
Mrs Harrison, wife of the president. has
improved steadily since he arrived In the
mountains, and viii be entirely recovered
within a week
General Booth, of the Salvation Army.
viii visit the United States and Canada in
the autumn
Ex-President Grover Cleveland will
visit the Adirondaclls this summer. stop
ping at Saranac Inn. He is expected about
Aug l.
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BANK REPoRT.
40. IlO4.

pEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
III The Merchants National Bank of
West Virginia at Point Pleasant, in the
State of West Nirginia, at the close OF
business, July u, 1892.
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More Ammunition and Artillery.
HARRISBURG. July 49, Governor Pat
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ready 70 plant, as theywers all sprouted.
took my men down and personally
took charge, having my men remove
all the sprouts, and II made bushel OF
potatoes and bushel Of sprouts, Now
/ was ready to plant, and prepared
the same land in the same way ! had
before, but strange to say l had no
yield at all.
The director general spoke up, "There
must be some scientific reason Tor this
colonel, but we will find it sure" And
there was; he had destroyed all OF its
growing properties. But you farmers
Of the state are entitled to the best, as
you pay for it.
THE BUG DEPARTMENT.
They also have an 'entomologist."
This means man learned in bugs. He
is now in Germany studying the habit
OF German bugs for your benefit, and
when he returns he will issue learned
bulletin on bugs and toll you in Ger
many the potato bugs have one more
stripe on their backs than in America.
But you are again entitled to this in
formation as you are paying the bill.
REMARKABLE HOUSEKEEPING.
The bookkeeping OF the university
proper am unable to do much with, as
it is made out in items like this: E. NJ.
Turner, music, advertising, regents,
prizes, S4l5 90; John l. Harvey, re-
gents expenses, $3.50 Is; Z. B. Franz
helm, architect, $2l7 rs. This last item
certainly cannot be for the plan OF a
large square building, such as was late.
" put up. A school with chair Of
surveying and civil engineering and
professors in higher mathematics would
not go to Wheeling for a plan and draw
ing Of so plain building.
THE COST OF IT.
But to sum the whole institution up,
a greater humbug does not exist. 1t
takes about S55, 900 annually to run this
college alone, and $4,000 to pay Tor the
experimental station. With an average
Of about two hundred students, and a
large proportion OF them in the prepar!-
atory department, divide it up and 1t
will be found it takes over $3.50 for each
scholar per annum. The state would
make money to send them all to Yale
and pay their expenses.
Gentlemen, you have remedy. IL
YOU live in Democratic county and
must send Democratic members to the
Legislature do not vote for one OF them
until he has pledged himself to vote for
a non-partisan investigation by com:
mittee composed ofan equal number OF
Democrats and Republicans. If you
will elect Republicans / promise you a
careful examination. Just give us the
books and we will give you the figures.
In other words, you press the button,
and we'll do the rest"
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MouvDsvIllE, October 8.
WEST VIRGINIA PENS IONS.
Old Soldiers aud tholr Descendants wh'
are Receiving their just Dues.

Old Soldiers aud thoIr Descendants Who
are Receiving their just Dues.
Special Dispoteh 10 the Inislligcneer
4 WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-The following
pensions have been granted to West Vir-
yinians: original-Thos. E. Coflman,
Edward Williams. Additional-Wm. H.
Lannon's, Chas. E. Primm, Andrew ].
Gun, Thos. Z. sommerville, Oliver P.
Havs. Increase-Wm. N. Hartet, Willis
Noel, Peter Fowble. Re-issue-Peter F.
Harness. Original, widows, &c.-lsabelle
Steel, Margaret McClelland, Louise Bur
dats. Special act)-Martha A. Beer
hover, Eliza j. Adkins.
Original, jones Carton, James j.
Fittro. Additional, Seymour Norman,
Kelvin vancamp, George W. Sans. In
crease, Griffith r. Jones, William
Frank. Original widows, ETC., Isabelle
Humphrey, Ironia Wilmington, Abb
gail Delaney, America ]. Meikle.
Original, John N. Dawson, Richard I.
Paul. Additional, Eugene Calhoun,
Thoran D. Bennett, Blassius Reister.
Increase, James A. Ballard. Original
widows, Margaret |. Taylor, Mary
Minis, Martin Patry, father.
Original, Daniel L. Walker, Edward
B. Creed, Salathiel Dennison. Addi-
tional, Fletcher B. Wilson. Increase,
Stewart Walls. Reissue, Yonathless
Pullin. Original widow, Martha A.
Wheeler. Mexican widow, Melvina
Goble.
Additional. Joseph P. Morehouse,
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Britith Financial Market.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-In the face OF rising
rates on the continent discount rates
here remained nominaily unchanged
during the past week. At the begin.
ming Of the week the borrowings made
as customary toward the end OF a
month had only a temporary hardening
effect. The release OF consol dividends
during the coming week is likely to
cheaper money fora time. But the alb.
sorption of gold for the Austro-Hungar.
ian loan, through the Egyptian cotton
crop and because OF American de-
mands, will soon restore present rates.
With occasional unsteadiness Ameri-
can railroad securities have been com.
paratively buoyant The prevalent
opinion here concerning Louisville's has
discounted any possible further con-
traction of dividends. Atchison's con.
tinued to rise on Boston buying No
great stir is expected in the American
market before the Presidential election.
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NEouSDsvr1IE, October 5,


WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 2.-Secretary
j. W. Foster received a cable message
from Minister Lincoln as follows: elm
ternational monetary congress reply
may be expected Monday" 1t is ex.
plaincd that this refers TO the time and
place of meeting Of the conference, and
further that those points are practically
settled pending the acquiescence OF the
British delegates.
From remark mado to-day by secre-
tary Foster, and other circumstances, it
is believed arrangements are being
inado for the assembling OF the confer
ence in London November 20.
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HI. Hotel RIll Wa. Due.

New York, Oct. IA. H. Conn, a
stereotyper, was found dead to-day from
asphyxiation in his room at Smith and
McNells Hotel this city. Conn was en-
ployed on the World most Of the time.
Recently he has been out OF employ
ment, and it is believed committed sui
eide from dependency. Every crevice
in the room where he was found dead,
had been carefully stopped up. He
was undressed. In his pockets were
found letters OF recommendation from
newspapers in st. Louis and Nashville,
Tenn. His hotel bill was due to-day.
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PEw oE rHEM sATuRpAY.
The AppSals from the lssnssossmsnt De-
crSnae in Number.

The AppoaIs from the henssossment De-
orsnae In Number.
Apparently the filing of petitions for
the corrections Of erroneous assess
ments by the city revaluers has about
ceased. Following is list Of all left
with City Clerk Thoner on Saturday:
Fourth ward-No. 1913 Seventeenth
street, 81, 200; would like 1t reduced to
what 1t was last year"
Sixth ward-Martin Tuney, No. 2506
Market street; assessed Tor ten feet OF
ground do not own"
Joseph Becker, lot No. o., Eof addi-
ton; 1881, $1,000; 1892, s., 425; "al-
though half the property has been
sold"
Seventh ward-w. F. Zane, 1891, S.
900; 1892, s., 100; "a fair value would be
about 5000"
Eighth ward-Mrs. Bartel's lot No.
Q, square No. 10, Ritchie's addition;
1891, $1,000; 1892. $1,000; excessive"
John Archibald's estate, part lot No.
9 La Grange; 1891; s., 200; 1892, $1,000;
unjust; increased too much"
John Archibald's estate, part lot No.
s, La Grange; 1892, $50; 1892, $500; II
think 500 would be enough"
Frances Archibald. lot No. 4, Ritch'
les addition; 1891, 81 400; 1892, SS,SO0;
"the increase is too much"
Ida B. Archibald, lot No. II, La
Grange; 1891, Sl,40O; 1892, $500; II
think the assessment oflS9l is enough.