Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-11-13
TIE LEGISLATURES.
NAMES, ADDRESSES AND PoLlTIcs OF
THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.

| NAMES, ADDRESSES AND POLITICS OF
THE MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
Below we present the first complete
list of the members of the next House
of Delegates, as sent to the Office of the
Secretary Of State.
Barbour county-Lewis Wilson, r,
Philippi.
Berlssy-B F Brady, D, Martins
burg; George + Ferlill, D.
Braxton-B + Fisher, /, Braxton Z.
II.
Brooke-George w McCord, Il,
Bethany.
Cabell-Geo. w Hackworth, D, Mil
ton.
! Doddridge-Wm. Maxwell, D, West
Union.
Fayette-I J Settle, D Kanawba
l7slls. 49,
Gilmer-Levi Johnson, D, Chenille.
Granite NJ Babb, II, Greenland.
Greenbrier-J M Sydenstricker, ID,
Lewisburg.
Hampshire-A Monroe, E, Barnes
Mills.
Hancock-John w. Hobbs, r, Fair
view.
Hardy-Wm. Fisher, D, Moore6eld.
Harrison-Moses II Davis, d, and B
II Lurty, D, Clarksbugr.
Jackson-John II Riley, r, Ripley.
Jefferson-Frank Beckwlth, d.,
Charlestown; John w Grantham, ID,
Middleway.
Kanawha--J II Ferguson, D., E W
Wilson, D, w A Quarter, D, Charles
ton.
Lewis-A Edmiston, D, Weston.
Llncoln-Joseph w Hall, ID, Hamlin.
Logan-John 3 Floyd, d, Logan
Courthouse.
Marion-James Morrow, Jr, d, Fair
mont; Charles E Wells, d, Glovers
Marshall-W D Wayt, r, Mounds
Vile; Josiah Sinclair, r, Benwood.
Mason-Geo w Rowley, ID, and Geo.
w Tippett, d, Point Pleasant.
Mercer-Isaiah Bee .: Princeton.
Mineral. V. Be ,, Piedmont.
Monongalia-Heniy l. Cox, X, and
James S. Watson, II, Morgantown.
Monroe-Benj. f Jones, d, Union
town.
Nor gan-John T Silver, r. Berkeley
Springs
bright, ID; S A Kemper, d, and v L
Hubbard, r, Wheeling.
Pendleton- j Day, Il. Franklin.
Pocahon,as-Geo II Motftt, ID, Clio,
yer Lick.
Preston-U n Orr, r., and Page r.
McCrum, II, Kiugwood.
Putman-John h Thompson, Il,
Winfield.
Raleigh-Wm. Prince, D, Raleigh
G. ii.
Roane-Marshall Deque, d, Spencer.
Taylor-Reuben Davisson, ID, Irun'
tytown. saw,
Tyler-Selmon Wells, r, Middle
bourne.
Upsher-David Poe, d, Buckhanon.
Wayne-A 9 Fulkerson, ID, Fort
Gay. =,
We,zell-Septimus Hall, New Mar
tinsyille. -,
Wht-Lewis Sheppard, D, Jackville.
DELEGATE DISTRICTS.
First, counties of Wood, and Pleasant
ID II Leonard, ID, J = Sharp, ID. Par
kersburg; d Q Sture, r.
Second, counties of Richie and Cal
houn-J 3 Crumrine, ID, Pennsboro,
Richie county; Geo. Lynch, ID, Ar
noldsburg, Calhoun county.
Third, counties of Barbour, Harrison
and TAYLOR l. Hall, ID.
Fourth, counties Of Randolph and
Tucker-C J z Cresap, d, Beverly,
Randolph county.
Fifth, counties Of Nicholas, Clay and
Webs,er-Chas. Mcdonald, D,Webster
G. H., Webster county.
Sixth, counties of Mcdowell and Wy
oming-Floyl Lusk, Il.
The House will stand, politically, as
follows: Democrats, A; Republicans,
II; Greenbacker, l; Independent l.
There will be but four members whose
faces were seen in the hall two years
AGO, and they are Alex. Monroe, OF
Hampshire; p. r. McCune, Preston;
Geo. Ii. Moffett, Pocahontas and a. Z.
Fu!kerson, Wayne.
FoRrY-TnREE THOUSAND Posr Or
rlCEs.-Tho annual report ct the Ap-
poin,ment Division of the Post Office
Department for the last fiscal year was
completed one day last week. ltshows
that the number of post-oifices IN opera,
ton in the United States on the 3O.h OF
June last was 42.9S9-an increase OF p
1874 during the year; l,76l of the post
masters are appointees of the President;
the remaining 1928 offices are filled
by appointments of the POSTMASTER
General Besides the nearly $4,000
pos.masters there are 1890 persons
throughout the country who perform
service aud receive compensation upon
the written authorization OF the Post
master General of his chief assistants
comprising 4l9 in the Post Office De-
par.ment at Washington, $3.50 clerks
in post-offices of the first and second
classes, 2,GSS letter carriers, Sc special
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