The daily gazette., 1880-09-20

10 N. THE CANDIDATES.
The candidates are all well-known.
Mr. Belts Is a member of the machipist
firm of Il. & A. Belts, and President of
the First National Bank.
Mr. Bradford is o. son of U. s. Judge
L. G. Bradford, and young man of ir-
reproachable character and fine legal
ability. JnG lagallu3Ir4. gt4AI
Mr.. Febiger represented the Ninth
Ward in the City Council for eight years,
during most of which time he was chair
man of the Water Committee. He was
also a member Of the Levy Court from
1878 to 1876.
Mr.. Saviile isa carriage-trimmar by
trade, and one of the most active work.
ers in the Republican party. lie was
superintendent of the City Hospital one
year, bat was "bouncedo because he
would "wink" at certain transactions he
! considered of a questionable character.
! He is generally In hot water with half of
! the party, because he Is spunky as game
cock, and promptly resents the slightest
| indication of any attempt to ride over
him rough-shod. His personal charac-
ter Is very good.
IN THE COUNTY.
New Castle Hundred-Representative,
| Samuel Guthr @. Levy Court, Samuel
| Silver. Inspector, John B. Winning. AS
SCISSOR, Robert q. Gordon. Road Commits
sioner, Elmer w. Ciark'l
South Representative
DR.. Isaiah Lukens,113; Henry Swayne,
II. Levy Court, Amos Sharpless, 80;
james NJ. Bracken, 80. Inspector. DR..
| Alexander Irons, 125. Assessor, Aiexan-
der Everson, 124. Road Commissioner,
George Thompson, 20; JAS. Toy, 10.
North ---Representatlve
| Henry Swayne, 1862; DR.. /. Lnkens, 20;
Levy Court, AmosSharpless, 1858; J az. Nj
| Bracken' III; Inspector, Charlie, Green,
38I; Assessor, Alexander w. Everson,
3S2; Road Commissioner, James Toy, ,191;
Geo. w. Thompson, 2lo.
BrandywIne Hundred-Levy Court,
a. J. Mebaffsy, 104; Thos. Day, 81; ia
cob Handy. 6S; Inspector, Chadwick ,l6l;
Assessor, Talley, 152; Green, "a; Road
Commissioner, Banks, 113; Mousley ,1O6.
East White Clay Creek Hundred-
Representative, John PillIng II; In
spector, David Appl-br, IL; Assessor,
w. j. Stroud, II; Road Commissioner,
| Geo. T. Brooks, IL.
West White Clay Greek Hundred
Representative, John Pilling, 80; In
speo.or, j. f. Williamson, 30; Assessor,
William j. Stroud, ~; Road Commis-
siener, George T. Brooks, 52.
Pencader Hundred-Levy Court, DIR.
l.. +. Eiliason, 81; q. w. Groves, 81; In
snector, ferdinand Janvier, 1i5; Asses
sor, Thomas Lindell 143; Road Commits
sioner, Newnom, 80; Mccoy, 46.
West st. Ge0rge's--Represen
Andrew Elliason, "a; J. X. Williams. !;
Assessor, q. f. GriffenburP, 38, S. M.
Enos, /; Inspector, A. r. Pennington,
"a; Road Commis'l0 l0ner, M. b. Burris,
a.
Red Lion Huud, ed Assessor, +. j.
Price, 80; Inspector, (Eastl q. A. Clark,
35; (West) John Diehl, 10; Road Commits
sioner, Theodore Jones. 90.
Appouuinimink Hundred-lIspec,or
Whitlock, 10; Keller, 104; Assessor, Ly-
man 92; Han,op, 85; Vandergrift 10;
Warren, 23; Road Commissioner, Col
Inns III; Lee, S5; Silcox, 81; S. Warren,
R3; j. D. Carter, AZ. The highest two on
the Road Commissioners ticket were
nominated.
Nominations for Representative were
made in New Castle and Brandywlne
buudreds, although by the apportipn-
ment of the County Executive Com
mm,ttee these two hundreds are not en-
titled to any repre- 10 utativo o thi, y ear. The
marty in The hundreds kicked against
this decision, however. aud how the
trouble will be settled 1t is hard to say.
Two hundreds will have to give way, or
else the Repu leans will have nine can
didates on their Representative ticket
two more than the law allows. ---.a4a7e.