The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-05
NEXT LEGISLATURES.
Nominations for the Senate and Lower
House.

Nominations for the Senate and Lower
House.
The list of nominations for the State
Senate of Georgia is as follows: First,
Fleming G. duBjgDon, Savannah; Second,
:. ID. Brsdwell, Hinesville; Third, s. A.
Harris, Jesup; Fifth, DIR. F. C. Folks, Way
cross; Sixth, Villa u Roberts. Lois;
Seventh. James Wick, Moultrie; Eighth, j.
S. Clifton, Colquitt; Ninth, C.. B. Wooten,
Leary; Tenth, C. a. Afford, Willirgham;
Eleventh, NJ. G. Edwards, Dawson;
Thirteenth, j. NJ. DuPree, Montezuma;
Fourteenth, T. j. Ray, Drayton; Fifteenth,
NJ. Henderson, Minnie; Sixteenth, c. L.
Holmes, Dublin; Seventeenth, j. w johnson,
Scarboro; Sixteenth, T. c. Gibson, Gibson;
Nineteenth, 7. E. Mas 'engale, Norwood;
Twentieth, Robert Whitfield, Milledgeville;
Twenty third, B. W. Sanford, Everett
station; Twenty fourth, w. O. johnson,
Columbus; Twenty fifth, B. H. Williams,
Hamilton; Twenty-sixth, J. l. Hall,
Griffin Twenty-seventh, James K. Lyle,
Watkinsvile; Twenty eigth, DR.. I. Pres
ton Gibbs, Madison; Twenty-ninth, J. E.
Strother, Lincolnton; Thirty first, w. R.
Nice 'rthy. jug Tavern; Thirty-fourth,
George H. Jones, Norcross; Thirty fifth,
Frauk p. Rice, Atlan'a; ThiItv-sixth, Levi
Ballard, Palmetto; Thirty 'eventb, E. R.
SHARP, Car,oilton; Forty-SecOnd, j. w.
Harris, Jr., Cartersvilie; Forty-third, Sam
E. Field, Trickum.
FOR THE HOUSE
The nominations for the House SO far.
have been: Baker: Prinus Jones, Newton:
Banks j. n Coggins, Bolton; Bib; w. A.
HUFF, r. W. Patterson and s. c. Chambliss,
Macon; Burke: j. G. Chow, Lawtonville,
N. A. Buxton, Girard, w H. Davis,
Waynesboro; Butts: Rev. Alexander Atkin-
sen, Jen6insburg; Calhoun: C. L. Smith,
Keaton; Chatham: William Clifton, w. w.
Gordon, Peter Reilly, Savannah; Chatta-
hoochee; J. F. G. McCook, Cussetta;
Clay: J. F. Kimble, Cotton Hill;
CLAYTON: w. r. Ward, Jonesboro; Cobb
A. Steve Clay, Marietta; T. ]. Hardage
Powder Springs; Columbia, j. II. Atkinson,
Harlem: Coweta: w. Y. Atkinson, Pope
Jones, New nan; Crawford: W. w. johnson,
Knoxville; DeKalb: G. w. johnson, c. NJ.
Gambler, Lithoniai Dooly: J. t. Collier,
Emanuel: A. Harrington, Swainsboro;
Floyd, J. w. Ewing, j. L. John
son. j. w: Turner. Rome; Glynn,
w. L. Fulton, Brunswick; Greene:
j. G. Hart, Union Poi t, j. B. Park, Sr.,
Greensboro; Hall: Frank T. Davie, Flow
cry Branch, K. L. Boone, Gainesville: Han
cock: |. w. Duggan, Linton, R. Fl. Lewis,
loPhI Ia ltdi 49, u. l. "enhiHe, Cnlpley,
r. B. Mobley, Hamilton; Heard: w. H.
Daniel; Houston: II. A. Mathews, Fort
Valley, R. N. Holtzclaw, Perry; jackson:
2. w. Hood, Harmony Grove, J. N. Twit-
ty, Jefferson; Jones: Richard johnson,
Clinton; Laurens: A. r. Clark, Dublin;
Lee: w. w. Hooks, Leesburg; Lin
coin: DIR. John Sims, Lincolnton; Lowndes:
4. j. Knight, Valdosta; Macon: S. T.
Lotley, Og ,ethorpe; Marion: Vincent Mont
gomery, Geneva; Meriwe5her: A. j. Suel-
son, II. w. Hill, Greenvlle Mitchell: j. T.
Hand, Camilla; Monroe: r. L. Rerner, j.
I. Crowder, Forsyth Morgan: w. r. Mus
tin, Madison; MuscCgee: G. Y. Tigner, S.
Price Gilbert, Columbus; Newton, T. j.
Speer, Social Circle; Pierce: Henry Myers,
Patterson; Pulaski: Y. II. Morgan, Coch-
ran; Putnam: I. g. Lawson, r. A Reid,
Eatonton; Randolph: B. 2. Crenshaw,
Cuthbert; Quitman; W; E. Gay, George
town; Rookie ale; A. G. McCalla, Conyers:
Scriven: J. R. Humphreys, Halcyondale;;
Spalding: N. NJ. Cohens, Griffin; Stewart:
George R. Holiday, LumpGin; Sumter:
E. &. Simmons, Wright Brady, Americas;
Taliaferro: S. J. Fiynt, Crawfordville:
Tatnall: Jonathan Brewton, Reidsville;
Taylor: DIR. T. P Singleton, Carsonvile:
Terrell Dr. w. C. Kendrick, Dawson
Thomas: Robert Alexander, A I. McIn-
tyre, Jr., Townsville; Troup: T. H. Whit
taker, LGGrange: ]. N. Carlton, Mount
vile; Union: J. Y. Walker, Blairsville;
Walton: J. H. Felker, B. j. Edwards,
Monroe; Ware: w. a. Mcdonald, Wares
boro Washington: w. B. Francis, r. Y.
Moye, Sandersville; Warren: 4. J. Veazey,
Waynesvlle; Wilkes: E. Y. Hill, w. NJ,
Sims WASHINGTON