Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-11-15
THE LEGISLATURE.
Members Elect of the Next General Assem-
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Members Elect of the Next General Assem-
bly,.
Fellow we publish list of member
elect of the next general assembly. a
far as heard from, with the postofic'
OF each:
SENATORS.
First District. NJ. Symmetry, re
publican, Elizabethton, Carter county
Third District-Wm. Phillips,repu
lican, Newport, Cooke county.
Fourth District. P Rogers, repub
lican, Clinton.
Fifth Districts. T. Logan, republi
can, Knoxville.
Sixth Districts. P. Rowan, repub.
lican, Maryville.
Eighth District--H. B. Case, republi-
can, Chattanooga.
Ninth District-A.J McElroy, dem.
ocrat.
Tenth District-John G. New, dem
ocrat, Woodbury..
Twelfth DISTRICT. ". Blackmore,
democrat, Gallatin.
Thirteenth District-W. r. Shaver,
democrat, New Middleton, Smith
county.
Fourteenth DISTRICT. III. Mcbride,
democrat, Manchester.
Sixteenth District-C. r. Berry
democrat, Franklin.
Eighteenth District-A M. Looney,
democrat, Columbia.
Nineteenth District-M T. Bryan,
democrat, Nashville.
Twentieth District-Thomas A. Ker-
cheval, republican Nashville.
Twenty-frst District-MontgOm
and Stewart-A. Bagwell, democrat,
Dover.
Twenty-second District-Dorsey B.
Thomas, democrat, Box Station, Tenn.
Twenty-third District Warren
Smith, republican, Savannah.
Twenty-fourth District-A. w. Stow
all, democrat, Bethel Springs, McNairy
county.
Twenty-ffth District = John Y.
Keith, democrat, Jackson, Madison
county.
Twenty-sixth District-W. b. Nor
ris. democrat, Camden.
Twenty-seventh District - George
w. Martin, democrat, Martin Station,
Weakley county.
Twenty-eighth DISTRICT. III. Nc
Dowell, democrat, Union City, Obion
county.
Twenty-ninth DISTRICT. C. Adkins
Trenton, Gibson county.
Thirtieth District-W. J. Lyle re-
publican, Brownsville, Haywood
county.
Thirty'first District-H. L. Black
we'll, democrat, Covington.
Thirty-second District-W. ]. Smith
Memphis.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Bedford County-Ernest Caldwell,
Shelbyville.
Benton. P. Lashlee, democrat,
Camden.
Coffee. G. Willis, democrat, Man
chester.
Cannon-James Cummins, demo-
GRAFT, Woodbury..
Crockett-A. T. Fielder, democrat,
Almo.
DeKalb-J. NJ. Allen, democrat,
.Dickson-N. B. sugg, democrat,
Charlotte.
Dyer-H. L. Fowlkes, democrat, Dy-
Fayette-A. D. Lewis, republican,
LAGRANGE.
Hardeman-J. A.Manson, democrat,
Haywood-L. A. McElwee, republi-
can, Brownsville.
Henry. w. Lewis, democrat,
Paris.
Hickman-Joseph Weems, demo-
,rat, Bon Aqua.
Humphreys-J. ]. McCauly, demo-
,rat, Harrisburg.
Lauderdale-R. III. Browning, demo
,rat, Dry Hill.
Lincoln-A. M. Soloman, democrat.
Madison-R. w. HAYES, democrat,
Jackson.
McNairy-J. T. Barnhill, democrat,
Chevalla.
Monroe-J. R. Love, democrat,
McMinn-J. A. Patterson, indie
pendent republican.
Obion-T. ]. Bonner, democrat
Rives.
SUMNER. A.Trousdale, democrat,
dallatin.
Stewart-T. w. Lewis, democrat,
Sailors Rest.
Sullivan-W. T. Delany, democrat,
Tipton-J. NJ. Young. democrat,
Compton.
Warren-James L. Miller, democrat,
Pine Bluff.
Westinghouse. NJ. Brabson, repub-
ican, Jonesboro.
White-A. Fiske, democrat-Sparta.
Robertson-H. b. Crunk.
Williamson-Thomas b. johnson,
democrat, Franklin.
Weakley-E. d. Lassiter, democrat,
Gleason.
Gibson-E r. Vaughn, democrat,
and w. w. Wade, democrat,
Trenton.
Hamilton-W. c. Hodge, republi-
can, and Thomas II. Davis, republican,
Rutherforl-John HI. White, demo-
crat, Murfreesboro, and A. w. Rush
ing Readyville.
Maury-F. A. Burke, democrat,
and George C. Taylor,dem-
ocrat, Columbia.
Montgomery-A. HI. Munford, dem
ocrat, GAINESVILLE, and Charles P. War
field, democrat, st. Bethlehem.
Shelby-S. Haines, republican; w.
A. Vernon, republican ; T. Brogan
republican, and J. E. Evans, republi-,
can, Memphis.
Davidson - Amison, democrat
Binns, democrat; Cockrill, democrat
Ruhm, republican; Hasslam, republi-
can.
Wilson-John C. Farr, democrat,
and r. A. Hancock, democrat.
Giles-Dr. T. B. Hartwell and ]. K.
P. Blackburn, democrats.