Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-15
THE DEMOCRAT TTC PRIMARY
ELECTION


County;
In obedience to the rules governing
the Democratic party OF Clearfeld
county at the Primary Election, the
County Committee hereby gives notice
that the election for delegates, and fol
the instruction Of such delegates, as tC
candidates for tho several offices to b,
filed at the approaching November
election, will be held at tho Election
House in the several boloughs ant
townships in said county, on sATUR
DAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A. d, 1880, begin
ming at o'clock P, NJ, and continu,
open until I o'clock P, NJ. of said day
The election will be held by the Yigi
lance Committee, who are the Election
Board, under our rules, and are con
stituted as follows;
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE FOR 1880.
Burnside Borough-charles D, Patrick. Robt
Conner J. d. Nea
cleardeld-s V. Wilson, S, I. Snyder, Johr
tIullahan.
curwenwilc--F. 1. Thompson, Al Biger
Stephen Graf.
Ioutldale--Patrick Dunn, James Ward, JOhr
b MoGuth.
Lumber oity-Daniel w. lille, John McDivitt
Israel Guppy.
Newburg-Isaa, Marklc, John D. Miller, Good
win Worrell.
New washiagton-Di. A. D. Bennett, N. A.
Arnold, WIN. Mahaaey.
osceola-R. A. Campbell, George L. Jones, J
II. Pasoly.
wallaooton-G W. Bmigh, Frank Goss
John Westbrook.
Beccarla Township Bear, George W
DOTS, Jr., John Hin Oman.
Bell-John Nj. Ross, Joseph l.. Campbell, j. @
Nea,
BlOom-william Lines, John P. stull, Frank
Mcbride.
BOgg'-I'aac Beish, John W. Kyler, Thoma.
Beers.
Bradford-David Hitehiugs, Elijah Mcdowell,
John Livingston.
Brady-charles sehwSm, Lewis schOch, ]
Hamilton.
Burnsido-John Weaver, James sy lvis, Jane,
Chapman.
Chost--Joseph II. Drelh, Blair SummeryiIle
Matthew MoCully.
ooyington-F. L, Coudriet, Lewis Picard, Peter
Garnier.
DecaturJ. F, Steiner, Frank Parsons, David
Hughes.
Ferguson-JOhn N. Hile, George Straw, War.
ren Bell.
Girard--George W. stever, n. s. Stewart, John
D. Legoy.
Goshsn-John A. L. illegal, W. NJ. Wilson,
Thompson Reed.
Grnham--c, W. Kyler, b. D. schOOnover,
Henry Huber.
recnwood-John A. ROwles, A. II. Newcomer
James Cleary.
Gulich-D. c. Flynn, James E. Davis, Isaac
Wolfe.
Huston-H, l., lIorniog, W. D. Woodward, Jr.,
John A. MeGillis.
Jordan-Dr. A. E. CressWell, Michael Smith
John McCraoken.
Karthaus-George Heckendorn, E. /. Gilliland
James II. Hunter.
Knox-Conrad Baker, j. II. Dunlap, Levi,
Erhard
Lawrence Brown, Leander Denning
@. W. Ogden.
Monis-D. H. Warning, A. W. Raymond
Penn-Martin NJ. Flynn, Warren Sharp, john
PentE.
PikO-samuel Addlcman, John Hagerty, Sam
uel McKendrick.
sandy-John NJ. TroSell B. ohngnp, Joseph
A. Bowersox.
UniOn-R. II. Labordc, Simon wslty, Oscar
N. Seyler.
Woodward-w. NJ. Luther, Nicholas welch,
Thomas Mathors.
Every Democratic elector has the
right to vote for
One person for Congress,
One person for Assembly,
One person for Prothonotary,
One person for Register Recorder,
One person for County Surveyor,
and for the proper number of delegates
assigned under rule I'd, to each elec.
ton district, not less than two in every
case.
The delegates will meet in the Court
room, in Clearfeld, on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER TWENTY. FIRST, at
precisely l o'clock P. NJ, and there and
then proceed to nominate candidates
for the several offices above named,
three Congressional delegates, and to
select three Senatorial Conferees to
meet like Conferees 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, and also to elect Chair.
man and appoint a standing Com
mittee for 1881, as well as any other
matters pertaining to our party in
terests.
II is the desire of the County Com
mittee that the members of the Vigi.
lance Committee, or Election Boards,
be at the Election House at the time
appointed, and be prompt in the dis
charge of the duties enjoined upon
them. J. p. BuRcHFIELD,
WIN. Il. WALLACE, Chairman.
Secretary,
Clparfeld Auguat 18Th 1891