Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-14
Democratic Primaries.

last Saturday in the several districts
of the county, but give the delegates
to the Senatorial and Judicial Con-
vention, together with the nomina.
lions for magistrates and constables
MARTINsBURG.
To Senatorial and Judicial Con-
vention d. M. Shaffer, p. Showers,
w. L. Stewart, A. O6en, w. 3. Col
ston, Jas. E. Hill, J. Rhodes, VIM.
Calwell.
The following gentlemen were
nominated by reclamation for Mag
istrates: w. Il. Colston, J. p. In
giles.
Messrs. J. d. Turner, Geo. W..
Beard were declared the nominees
for Constables by reclamation.
HEDGEsvILLE.
Pursuant to call Democrats Of
Hedgesville Mistrict, met in Hedges
vile, Aug. eth. VIM. Kilmer called
the meeting to order, and ON motion
Of L. S. Howard, J. B. A. Maiden
bousch was called to the chair. J.
7. Harris, M. D., and v. w. Will
son were elected secretaries.
The chair stated the object of the
meeting to be the election of dele
gates to represent Hedgesville dis
trict in the County Convention, and
three delegates to represent the dis
trict in the senatorial and judicial
conventions.
On motion of L. S. Howard it was
ordered that the district be divided
into five sections, the Warm Spring
road to he the dividing line north
and south, and that there be two
delegates selected from each of the
sub districts, and two from Hedges
vile, and that persons representing
said districts report their delegates
to the chair.
The following committee were APP
pointed to represent their districts
and report their delegates South
Back Creek-M. G. Albright Dry
RUM. ". Sperow; Hedgesvills--
Jno. S. Vermilyea Little George
town-Ellis Ellis; North Hack
Creek-Jno. Manor.
After short conference the CON-
mittee reported the following dele
gates !: Dry Run--,Jno. d. Kilmer,
9. r. Sperow South Back Creek
Peter KEGS, Kennedy Alvey; Hedg-
esyille-John Harrison, Valentine
Rork; North Back Creek-Geo. +.
Donaldson, G. w. Manor; Little
Georgetown-Ellls Ellis, Geo. +.
Sperow.
The following We're appointed as
delegates to the senatorial and judi.
cial convention Jno. S. Vermilyea,
VIM. Cushwa, Geo. G. Manor.
The next business in order was the
nomination Of magistrates and con-
stables. For magistrates the follow
ing were put in nomination: Val
entine Wilson, Geo. t. Kreglow, s.
b. Jamison, Jeremiah Hyatt. The
ballot was taken and resulted in the
nomination of Messrs. Kreglow and
Wilson. On motion of l.. s. How
ard the nominations were made
unanimous.
w. Ronk and II. T. Morrow were
put in, nomination for constables,
and there being no other nomina-
lions, were declared unanimously
nominated.
j. b. "A. NADENBoUsCH, Chmn.
j. Il. HARRIS, M. D.,
V. w. WILSON,
Secretaries.
BUNKER HILL.
Delegates to Senatorial and Judi
cial Convention-M. l.. Payne, ia
Rinker, David Stewart.
Chas. Stuckey and Tucker Brown
were nominated for Magistrates, land
John Cline and Robt. Wright for
ConstableS.
GERARDsT0wN.
Delegates to Senatorial and Judi
cial Convention-Jas. w. McKown,
d. III. Stuckey and M. s. Gran
The Convention made the follow
ing District nominations, viz: For
Magistrates--Jos. w. Hollis, John
D. Barney. For Constables-P. M.
Hollis, Algernon Barney. For Road
Surveyors: District No. 1-Jeremi-
ah Triggs; No. 2--John M. Gano;
No. 3-Wm. Butts; No. 4-George
Snyder No. 5-Wm. Fry: No.6-E.
G. Gain.
ARDEN.
To Senatorial and Judicial con-
vention, B. f. Brady, j. b. Snod-
grass, Samuel Miller. The conyen-
tion then nominated Messrs. @. u.
Th0rnburg and James M. Billmyer
for Magistrates, and Dan. J. Goheen
and w. T. Durham for Constables.
FALLING WATERS.
For Senatorial Convention j. III.
Light. John Morrison.