Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
THE DFMOCRA TIC PRIMARY
ELECTION.

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County:
In obedience TO the rules governing
the Democratic party Of Clearfeld
d. * Pc. ~ ;s.s,.s4,i-s- ~,
County Committee hereby gives 10.
tice that the election for delegates, and
for the instruction Of such delegates,
us TO candidates, Tor the several Offices
to be filed ut the approaching No
vember election, will be held ut the
Election House in the several boroughs
and townships in said county, ON
SATURDAY, THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d., 1878,
beginning at o'clock, p. m, and con
time open until o'clock, p. m, of said
day. The election will be held by the
Vigilance Committee, who are the Elec
tion Boards, and are constituted as
follows
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ron 1878.
burnside Borough-Jno. Kline, @. W. Garii-
ner c. II Patrick.
clearaeld Dorough--Thos. Reilly Fred NJ. Car
don, NJ. @. Brown.
curweusyille Borough-rhos. J. Frow. Jne.
Norris, d. Hartshorn.
Houtzjale-James Ward, E. c, Howe, George
ii. Wooden.
Lumber citY-Eh Hile, !. D. Guppy, William
Morehead.
Newburg BOroush-Isaae Markle. Jno. Red
New washington-N. A. Arnold, II. D. Ross,
Adam Breih.
osceola borough. P. Hale, Pat Gallagher,
Robt. Lawshe.
wallaceton--Jno. Holt, Geo. Emeigh, NJ. d.
Rcidy.
Beccaria Township--Jno. 1Indman, W. ".
Williams, NJ. Brainih.
Bell @. Esirickcr John II. Breth, Godfrey
Weaver.
Bloom Sidney Smith, Adam Weaver. Henry
pcntE.
Boggs-G. @. Merritt, J. b. woodsiJe. T. II d.
Waple.
Bradford-J. r. Wilson. W. |. curley, Alex.
Livingston.
Brady-George C. Kirk, Lewis schocs Peter
S. Weber.
Burnside Daniel Gornsn, James sylyis, Jas.
Chapman.
Chost-Moses Thurstor, Lawrence Ki lian, Jos
II. Breth.
Covington-F. l.. Coutriet, John Picard, DR..
W. j, Gilliland
Decatur-A. @. Steiner, @. W. Hasson, W. L.
WAGNER
Ferguson-D. Aaron WISE John Moore, John
I. Straw.
Girard-Georsc ureen, John Lcigsy. August
BeRusingcr.
Goshen--Ephraim X. shrey, J. A. L. Fleg. Il,
A. s. Shaw.
Oraham--Thomas ii. forcey, Elias Evans A.
G. Dale.
Greenwood-Jesse Keister, NJ. W. johnson,
Aaron W. Newcomer.
Gulieh-James Flynn, John S. McKicrnan, W.
j. Conrad.
IIuston--Frank C. Bowman.
Jordan-E. A. cresswell, John Patterson, D.
Frank Wise.
Karthaus-Godfrcy Fisher, John Glliland,
George Heckendorn.
Knox-James Bloom, john r. DunlAp, Isaac
Mays.
Lawrenee--George II. Hall, Miles Reed, Nor
ris y. Wallace.
Morris--John NJ. Holt, }. w. Hollenback, Hen.
ny Hoover.
Penn-James D. Clark. George c. Passmore,
II. Dunlap.
Pike-fenry A. Adioman, Samuel S. Moore,
A. j. Cupplcs.
Union--Thomas Brock bnnk, Richard Laborde,
Samuel J. 9elnett.
woodward-william Luther, Thos. Malhers,
John X. Henderson.
The Electors have the righ; to vote
for
One person for President Judge.
One person for Congress
One person for Senator
One person for Assembly.
One person for Treasurer.
Two persons for Commissioner.
Two persons for Auditor.
One person for Coroner.
And Tor the proper number of dele.
gates assigned under rule "a to each
election district.
The delegates will meet in the Court
Room, in Clearfeld, ON TUESDAY,
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, precisely at l o'clock,
p m, and proceed TO nominate candi.
dates for the several offices above des-
ignated, and to select three Senatorial
Conferoes to meet like Conferccs from
the counties Of Centre and Clinton for
the purpose of selecting Senatorial
delegate to the State Convention. And
one person as Representative delegate
to the same Convention. Also three
each, Judicial, Congressional and Sen.
atorial Conferees.
1t is the desire Of the County Com
mittee that the members of the Vigi.
lance Committee, or Election Boards,