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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
A CITY TAXPAYER
Water Supply

Water Supply.
 Editor of the DEMOCRAT
 It is strange how firmly a certain party persists in advocating Hop brook as a means of furnishing a supply to the city, when we know that there is at least one million and half gallons of water required to supplement the SUD- ply from our present city water works. MT Herring says in his report on an ad ditional water supply, page g, that its Ii. e. Hop Brook daily yield during a year of minimum rainfall would be 1 ,716, ,000 gallons, or 216,000 gallons over our present wants, so that if work were begun tomorrow in making Hop brook a supply, the work would not be fin ished before we would be obliged to be- gin other water works to meet the de- mand.
 Then it would be said go on to Quas- sapaug. Let us see what could be counted on from that source. In Mir Hering's report we find that the flow of water from Quassapaug, through eight mile brook, it's outlet, every twenty -four hours was: From 3rd to 10th of November 1891, 10000 gallons. From 11th to 20th of November 1891 45, 900 gallons. From 21st to 4th of December 1891, 51 ,000 gallons. But as he gives this as the minimum HOW III SuLuIuIbR up AO Sdyo AH0 west ern supply G. e.r Hop brook and Qussa paugh) can supply daily 2,900, 900 The eastern sources (Mad river and it's tribu- taries) can supply 4,5OO, 900 gallons dur ing dry year.
 The cost for the z, 2,9OO,0 ,0OO gallons from Hop brook and Quassapaug is estimated in same report at $410,05S or $141 ,000 per million gallons delivered daily.
 The estimated cost of Mad river and it's tributaries is $595, ,5S0, or S132, ,307 per million gallons delivered daily, therefore the cheaper of the two. Mir Herring says in his report, page 30, that the 1,716, ,000 gallons, the total daily supply that Hop brook could give, would serve the city, together with the present city supply, not longer than 1896, four years, and Quassapaug added, not longer than 1904, should the follow. ing year be dry year, and the popula- ton 5O,O ,OOO.
 The eastern or Mad river supply, not including Lilley brook, would meet the city's wants until 1916, or twenty three years from 1893.
 Mir Herring further sums up in favor of Mad river because:
 1. The quality of the water is better. 9. The supply is larger. 8. The storage facilities necessary to | increase the dry weather flow of Mad river are not yet fully developed. The water privileges therefore are at present less expensive than they may be at . later date.
 The expenses for the western supply are not likely to be more in the future than at present. Legislation would be
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
LOCAL LINES.

Try PHELAN'S 50 cent TEA. It is the best quality in the city.
 The best groceries, fruit and vegetables, and prompt and polite attention, all at LADD'S grocery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
Fire at New London.

NEW LONDON, Nov 21.-Early this morning the Casino club house, owned by wealthy residents of Piquot was burned. Loss between $12, ,00O and $15,- 900. Origin unknown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
CONLON BROS.

Special gale Entrance Floor consisting of Silks Dress Goods Lang Brothers stock of Trimmings Notions Clark Brothers stock of Woolens and Merino Underwear and Millinery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
$500 ,oOo Fire in Arkansas.

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, Nov 21.-The Lumber and Flaming Co.'S works were burned this morning. Over 5,000,000 feet of lumber was. destroyed. Loss $500, ,000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
She is Still Mrs Demeo.

The widow of Michael Demeo, Mur- derer Petrillos victim, was married yesterday at New Haven to Joseph Demeo, a brother of Michael.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
The Electric Road.

Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 The owners of tenement houses within the city limits can not see the benefits of building in the suburbs through the same glasses which the building lots on the lines of the street railway at present, which could be bought cheaply. Why are they not built upon if people are desirous of getting away from the crowded center Again, what advantage is gained by the man who pays $12 a month rent near his work, to get that rent for $S
 per month and pay the difference tc the proposed electric road. Besides every housekeeper knows that she has to pay at least ten per cent more fol everything that is needed in the house when she is not convenient to the mar
 ket and the grocery store. The city
 taxes are paid by the people owning
 real estate within the city limits, anC
 they can only afford those taxes wher ! their tenements are occupied. The ad I vantages of police protection, sidewalks sewers and lighted streets have also tt
 be given up by those who dwell in tho
 outskirts of the city. If the street rail way company is not making it's in vestment pay, why not have the busi ness open to inspection so that proc
 may be obtained. The citizens asl nothing unreasonable, but for such valuable franchise something should b, returned to the city, and the representa- tives of the people in the common coun cil are commended for the action they
 have taken.
 A CITY TAXPAYER.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21

54 inch Norfolk Cloth suiting, worth
 L0o' at 75c 54 inch ,., French ne Broad Cloth suiting,
 worth l,oo' at .1.0(
 BLACK GOODS. 36 inch Paramatta Cloth, worth 25c, % at, at s., 12sc 40 inch Silk Finish Henrietta, worth ee ooe' at 374, S6 inch Fine Dress Flannel, worth SIC
 "C p, Ss inch all wool Surah Cloth worth 75
 at .o SS inch Imperial Serge worth 75c at 5O 5o inch silk finish Henrietta worth 75c
 at so 20 pieces 54 inch Storm Serge in frieze 0O' and astrachan effects worth $1. 50, at 75 One lot silk finish Crepons Alligator
 and Crocodile Suiting worth $1. .e5, at S5 complete assortment of Second
 Mourning Dress Goods in plaids and
 stripes, at prices that cannot be du-
 p|icated.
 TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS. One lst Silk Braid, Lang Bros' price 16c our price s One lot Silk Braid, Lang Bros price 2Oc, our price 10 One lot fancy colored Silk Braid Lang
 Bros price 30c our price IF One lot fancy colored Silk Braid, Lang
 Bros price 42c our price % One lot very fine Silk Braids and fine
 Trimmings, Lang Bros price 100, l.5O, 1.75, our price 50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov 2l.-FOr Connecticut until p. m. on Tuesday: Probably light rain tonight, warmer, clearing and much colder Tuesday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
We Are Not Giving Away
 Trimmed Hats

But we are offering at popular prices a line of Trimmed Hats for Thanksgiving for which selection suitable to any taste can readily be made. You will not have to confine your choice to a few styles, as our stock of Trimmed Hats comprises every desirable shape, color and quality. During the coming week our millinery de- psrtment will be specially attractive in goods and prices, and an invitation is ex- tended to our customers to take advan- tage of this opportunity by making early purchases.
 !. CHI
 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
CLEARING, COLDER.
OmoIal Weather Predictions For To-Day and To-Morrow.

NEW YORK, Nov 21.-The following table shows the condition of the weather in the principal cities of the country at 8 a, m, to-day:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
ANNUAL BLANKET SALE.

It may seem to be poor taste to "blow'' too much about prices but, just for once, we feel like ''blowing" very hard about our Annual Blanket Sale. These cool nights are suggestive of warmer bed clothes and the first thought that enters the mind of the chilly slumberer is
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-08-18
TDusTEE,s Sale.

Under and by virtue Of a deed
Of trust executed 10 me the nm
dersigned trustee, by Richard w.
Kirk, datnA MAY 18th, 1891, and
recorded in Logan County Court
Clerks office in Trust Deed Book
3D. page 327, to secure the pay
ment to D.. X. Vance'of- a note for
1910. due five months after the
H9late Of said'dee1, | shalt on the
9th day of October, 1892, at the
front door Of the court house Of
Logan county, w, va, proceed to
sell the real estatGmentioned and
conveyed in gsai,l deed of trust,
-to-wit-::~1A certain tract or parcel
of land containing about SO acres,
situaseS in said county of logan,
on the rightfork Of - Pole creek,
adjoining the lands belonging to
Peggy. Kirk and D. Il. Vance,
About 2 miles below Breeding
Greek and just above Bell branch.
Terms of Sale.-One- third OF
the purchase money cash in hand,
one-third thereof with interest in
one year, and the residue thereof,
with interest, in two years from
the day Of sale, the purchaser ex-
ecnting his notes, with good Sc
.cnrity, tor the deferred payments
and the legal title being retained
as further security.
Given under my hand this Goth
day OF Teptember, 1882.
I'll. k. SnuMAgE. TrusteeA
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TigSIE2 FOR SALE.

The Guyandottc Coal Land AS
ISOLATION are now prepared TO Of
fer for sale. OH easy terms, the
finest saw log timberin the State,
eonsisting'of walnut, ash, poplar,
oak, DC, &c. The lands upon
whice the timber is standing Is
situate inthe counties Of Cabell,
Wayne, Lincoln and Logan, and
upon the watori Of the Guyan-
dotte-aad lwelve-Pole rivers. and
along the line OF the Ohio River
Extension of the N. & W. r. r.
Ths is not only The finest timber
in the State, butts 50 situated as
10 be easily marketed. Sold III
quantities to suit purchasers.
Address j. q. MILLER,
Dunlow, VIZ Va, \
Orr. 4. VTNsoN,
Huntington " Va
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Public Snaakir-

Hon IE,5Ciay Ragland and 9th
er Dsmocratic Speakers will al
dress the voters Of Logan county
upon the political ISSUES Of the
day. as follows:
Gore School House, on Teech
Get. /.
Mouth Of Bufalo, Oct. 3.
Mouth Of Gilbert. Oct. 4.
Forks Of Ben, Oct. 5.
Mouth OF Mate, Oct. 6.
Williamson, Oct. I.
Mouth of Rock House. Oct. s.
Mouth of LanIa, Get. 10.
Forks Of Marrowbone, Oct. II.
Dimgess, Oct ~.
Buck Fork Of Hart, Oct. ID.
Chapniansyillc, Oct. IA.
Jno. Sanders, on Dewitt. Oct i
Speaking viii begin promptly
at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
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Commissioner Sale of Real Estate In
Logan County. w. Va.

ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE or THE CIR
l-'cut Court II Laran county. rendered ut tine
July term. lSgl. thereof. In the canceiy cause
ofsuenry Dempsey against Joseph Ganterherry
tho undersigned commissioner, appointed for
thu p,,l pose, will proceed t. sell at the front
door Of The court house q logan County, West
Nir1inig, by Way OF public anctien to the high
est bidder, on Monday, the 18th dav 81 octobe.
lsaa, TIE following described real estate. situate
in said county, to witt One trae. OF Of iG4 acres
situate on the Laurel fork Of Pigeon creek,
now dwrestrTana occupied by the said Jo-eph
Canterperry. and mentioned in the bill and
proceeding ri sai,i carse.
rERMs OF SALE:
One third Of the purchase msney cash in hand
and the residue in two equal iHssalrraass paya-
hle IN and " mouths VITA interest from date,
the pnfchaseI giving good personal security on
the aeteIrl pEytnclts. and til Q legal title 10 be
WIN. s'TRAToN,
Special Commissioner.
|. 7. C. Whitel, Clerk OF the circuit court OF
logan coeaty, do hereby certify that the above
cpsurnis sioncr has Fiyen the bond and security
required OF him by said decree. May D0th,
issi2. 4. G. MniTnp Clerk.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron TmK HOUSE or DELEGATES

We are authorized to announce wm.
Y. Meade candidate to represent To-
gan County in tie next House OF Rep
resentatiyes.
We are authorized to announce Ii
X. Shumate@as 4 candidate for the Leg
islature from Logan county, subject IL
the action Of The County Convention oi
TO Primary Election, il such b.
deemed expe.iient by the Democratic
party. II no nomination De made
he will be acandidate before the peo-
pie at the Election in November.
take this method Of announcing
myself candidate to represent the
people Of Logan county IN the next
House Of Delegates OF West Nirgiliii
!. II the Democratic Invention deems ii
! best to mike a nomination. submit nj
claims to them and promise to abide BIZ
their action. IT nd nominatiollis made
shall be candidate until shutdown q,
Freddy Of election.
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Election Proclamation.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.,
Executive CHAMBER,
CiHAnI.KsY6N,

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
CEARLEsI6N.)
Il a, 3. Fleming. Governor OF
the State OF West Virginia, do by
this proclamation give notice that
an election will be hel.ls%t.the sew
efal places of voting in each of
the counties in this State, on the
Tuesday next after the first Mon
day Of November, 1892, for the
purpose OF choosing six electors
for President and Vice President
Of the United States, for the State
of West Virginia.
Given under my hand aud the
Great Seal Of the State,
at Charleston, this third
G. s. day of September, eigh-
teen hundred and nine
y ty-two, and in the thir-
tieth year of the Stale.
a. B..ELEMING.
By the Governor,
VIM. A. 0HIEY.
Secretary OF State.
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We declare it TO be a fnnda-
mental principle Of tie Demo
cratic party that the Federal
government has no con5ti5ution-
al power to impose and collect
tariff duties excep. for the pur-
pcs IS Of revenue only, and we de-
mand that the collection Of such
taxes shall be limited TO the ne
cessities of the government when
honestly and economically admin
istered .-Dena0eratte Iletf6gga.
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Commissioners Sale of Real Estate ii.
Logan County, W. Va.

RY VIRTUE or A DECREE or THE CIR
i'cuit Court of Logan County. rendered at The
October term, 1892. thereof in the chanceiN
easse Of X. III. Lawson, Administrator Of the
estate OF Anthony lawson deceased agairs,
Olis er Perry, ct al /, the Undersigned Special
Commissioner, appointed under said decree FOR
the purpose, will proceed 10 sell ut the front
door OF the Court House OF Logap comfy, West
Virginia. By way OF public auction. to the high
dst bidder. on the 20th day of 0ctber. 1902. the
following lands belonging to the said oliver
Perry, all OF which are situated Oh GnXandotte
river about ei .sht or nine miles above Logan q.
u, ta-wit: One tract Of 100 acres, one tract Of
50 acrcK one tract Of 81 acres, one traet nf IS
acres, one tract OF 3ll3 acres, one tract Of ass
ls'es on1 tract o. 10 acres one tract OF IL acres
tract OF i25 acres, Oae tract of 100 acres one
tract OF 10 acres, one tract OF ~ aerrs and one
tracs Of 9j acres, agglegating ! 53S acres.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough Of thapurchasc money cash in hand
20 pay the costs of.this suit anil the eNpeh cs ~
sale, for the balance a creuft IL six. twelve
aud eighteen nDntlsS- VIII be given the nui'-
chaser executing bond with approved security
hearing interest from day Of safe ioe the leferi-
ed installments Of purchase money, and the
title 20 the lands ietnined ~ further security
IL e. RAGLAND, Commissioner.
I. C. Whted, CLERK OF the ctcnit Court OF
Iogan County, do hereby certify that the above
Commissioner has given the bond AID security
a equlrcd of him by said decree.
T.G. WMiTED. Clerk.
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FoR CONSTABLE:

H the cotsrs Of Logan District
am a,candidate for the Office OF Con-
stable of Logan District and respect
fully solicit your support at the poll:
on the. 9Th day of November next. II
elected promise to discharge the du-
ties OF the office to the best OF my abil-
lty. Very Respectfully,
JNO. LEE BUsKIRK.
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NOTICE.

The lands formerly ownel nv VIII
liam Collins, OH ing River, Bon Greek,
and -Four Fole Greek, are now owned
BY the Elkhorn and Sandy River Land
Trust.
All persons are hereby warned not Il
ssraly nnfi,eS MN f NJ law sslst;ng ", !,
tres pssssers will bestrictly enforced.
JosRrlI SlMrgi Ns, Agent,
Hinch .s.Itily ~ -,
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LITTLE LOCALS
Quickly Gathered Together far
Eusy Readers.

here.
These cool nights makes sleep
ing a,pleasurc.{
r. ". Peck has broken ground
for his new residence.
The weather prophets predict a
cold and severe winter.
| Miss Mary Avis, of Man, was
visiting here yesterday.
| Remember the speaking here
on the first day Of Court.
| Robt. 1. Stone, Of Chapmans-
vile, was in town this week.
| Enthusiastic Californians want
TO run Cofbett for Congress.
Greenway Hatfield and Thos.
ESkecn were on Tug this week.
County Court will meet here
on next Friday. Also on Tues
day.
The game Of backgammon is all
the rage III this meek o. the
woods"
Q. 3. BuslsirlSis having a sub
stantial sidewalk built in front Of
his store.
}. @. Anderson and c. NJ. Tur-
ley were on Huff last Thursday,
taking dispositions.
Mrs. G. w. Morgan has been
quite sick this week, but is much
better at this writing.
r. w. Peck was in Huntington
eeFSeialfa1l 80 q fgzbricKzIa
to.mork on his new house.
We regret to note the illness Of
John Justice, who is. confined to
his room at his home below town.
! Misses Louisa and Fannie Hat
field, of Ben creek, are the pleas
ant guests of Miss Fonnie Mccoy.
A. II. Sanders, representing the
firm Of Harvey, Hagan & Co., of
Huntington, was in town Tuesday.
We learn that a negro was shot
at Dunlow on Friday last. The
trouble came up over the killing
of a dog.
Edgar z. Rucker, Republican
candidate for Congress, will speak
at the court house on the 18th Of
October.
Owing to low water in the river
the merchants here are comp eiled
to haul goods from Brownstown,
fifty miles distant.
| Come out and hear Senator
Faulkner and Allen O'Meyers
discuss the political issues of the
day on October 18th.
The rails on the n. & w. met
near the mouth of Lick last Thurs
day. We have a railroad at last,
but so far no regular trains.
i. NJ. Chain arrived in town
Monday from Dinsess. He says
regular trains will lie INnnirYyt,.Utt1li
the n. & w. in few weeks.
ia. sheppard'an J,$B. Ellis
on have formed.a partnership for
the practice of law. This is a
strong firm and will meet with a
large practice.
Tone Lawson says that he has
Il splehdid push boat which he
will sell cheap to the defeated
candidates this fall. 1t is in good
shape for the trip up Salt River.
If the laws in this section of the
country were left in the hands Of
some people, the time would soon
come when men would part and
comb each others hair with bull
let's.
Alexander Berkman, the would-
be assassin of Chairman II. G.
Frick, of the Carnegie Company,
has been convicted by the jury
and sentenced to the penitentlary
for % years.
J. 3. Ellison returned from
Marysvllle, Ohio, last Sunday.
He is looking first class and says
that the gold treatment has sever
ed the cord that bound him to
his oldSenemy.
severalof our people Save been
losing chickens lately. We would
advise them to get shot gun and
watch their chicken houses. This
would probably increase the prac
tice Of our physicians also.
The DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK
IN THE APPROACHING STRUGGLE
| yIN
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Eioctioh Pro ciamat:on.
STATE on WEST VIRa1SIl,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
CHARLESTON. .
Tie 'State Of Vest Fsrgsnaa::
7otte Commissioners II Election IN the
sereral Connsffs afthe State.

Tie sStatc Of Hest -Ftrgsuia:
7otte Commissioners of Election IN the
scearat Counties ofthe State:
a vacancy having occurred in
the office Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of this State,
caused by the resignation Of Hon.
4. G. Snyder, of Greenbrier coun-
I'm &c J f1sssscf Il court
who was elected for the term be-
ginning on the first day Of Janua
~, 1855, and ending on the thirty
firN day Of December. 1896, fEou
ase hereby commanded mi the
nefre of the State of West Virgin
ID, TO cause q pol to be opened
and an election to be held at the
several voting places in your re-
spective counties at the next gen
eral election TO be held on Tues
day, the eighth day Of November,
1892, for the purpose Of electng a
Judge Of the Supreme Court of
Appeals to fill the vacancy in said
office forsaid unexpired term.
In witness whereof, /. A. Il.
Fleming, Governor of
said State, have hereun-
to set my hand and caus-
. thc Great Seal Of the
q. S. State TO be affixed, at the
Capitol, in the City OF
Charleston, this tenif
day of September, 1892,
and Of tie State the Both.
4. 3. FLEMING.
BY The Governors,
VIVA. 0silgy,
- i. =
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Peoples Convention.

The Peoples party will bold
their Senatorial Convention for
the Seventh Senatorial District,
at Logan Court House, on the S0th
day of September, 1892, at !
O'Clock Pm.
j. III. ROBINSON,
Chairman Executive Com.
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FOR ASSESSOR !:

respectfully announce to the voters
OF Logan county that ann, candidate
for the Office OF Assessor. TO be voted foi
at our next election in y ovember, and
il elected will discharge my duty as
The law-requirts. "a Respectfully,
W,.A. FARLEY.
To the roters IF 5Loqan County:
| present myself before you rs a can
didate for Assessor and respectfully So
licit your suffrage on the Sth day 81
: November Ii elected shall endeayor
to discharge the duties Of the office in
accordance with the law and ting inter-
!. Respectfully,
ALBERT L.HINcHMANs1
To the rioters Of Logan CSsa,tys. ..s-@
/ am candidate forthe office of KS
SCISSOR Of Logan county, and | promise
Won that if elected will visit every
home in the county and endeavof by
every means to get Il fair and honest
valuation of the property of every citi-
zen, and to haye the-bo Ks of each year
made out by july lst, that they may be
inspected by all. l respectfully solicit
your support. THOMAS CHAMBERS.
FOR SURVEYOR:
To the rioters u Logan Coaaty:
take this method OF announcing
myself candidate for Surveyor OF
Logan. | am known to Il large majori-
ty OF the people of the county and you
are prepared to pass upon my fitness
for the position. If elected shall Ell
deavor to discharge the duties in the
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FOR County COMMISSIONER !:

At the solicitation OF friends in diff
ferent parts Of the county, hereby an
,iounce mysclf.as candidate for the
office of County Commissioner. II
elected | pledge myself to discharge the
duties of the office in the interest of the
people OF the county.
Respectfully.
AlFRED CABELI..