The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-11-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

win on Tuesday, Nov. 9th, 1888, accord
ing to law, open and hold an election at
the various voting precincts in Harde-
man county, Tennessee, for the purpose Of
electing two electors for the state.at-
large, and one elector for each Of the con
gre ssjonal districts of Tennessee; presi-
deut and vice-president of the Unit ed
States; one congress sman for the 10th
congressional district of Tenne ssee; one
governor for the state of Tennessee; Que
state senator for the two senatorial dis
! dricts of Tennessee, composed OF the two
counties of Hardeman and McNairy; one
joint representative, composed OF the
counties of Hardeman and Fayette, and
one representative for Hardeman county,
also one constable each for CT vii districts
No 8 and - of this county.
The following are the officers and judi
ges to hold the election. The officers
will appoint the clerks;
Grand Junction, E. s. Parks, officer
J. NJ. Follis, R A. Boyd, P. c. Ward
judges
1-saulsbury, W. A Lowe, officer;
J ohm Eliott. Ben Ajer Martin, z. J.
Camp, judges.
2-Hickory Valley, G. w Cham bers,
Off cer;J' S. McAnulty, J. E. McCaskiH,
W. F. Bryant, judges;
3-New Castle, J. B. Foote, officer; J,
B. Kirkland, J. w. Bass, Aaron Parks,
Judges.
whiteviiIe, j. L. Gibson, officer;
John Norment, W. F. Cross, Alex Gray,
judges.
Cedar Chapel, W. B. sammons
officer; J. NJ. Pettigrew, Clayton Rogers,
Gid Brown, judges.
5-Clintons, T. D. Cliuton, officer, J.
E, Mashburn, Reuben StalIings, Green
Franklin, judges.
6-Bolivar; ]. NJ. Mask, officer; W. A
H. Mcdaniel, Chas. Harris Ed Fish
judges.
7-Cheshiers, w. R. Lax, officer; R. b
Ray, VIM. .Achord Joe. a. Wellons, jud-
81Sains, Parker, officer; Ed
Carter, James Maxwell, David Brown,
judges.
J. M. Morgan, F. o. Lake, J. w, Cheers
judges.
1O-Saulsbury, W. F. Scott, officer, P
NJ, Crawford, Reuben Dougherty, Mr.
Whltehorn, judges.
1l-MiddIelor, ] G. Simpson, officer
John Mcbride, Augustus Mills, Hughey
Ray, judges.
12-Porters Greek, VIM. Sain, officer;
S. D. ] acobs, Tom Mckee, J. A. Till
man, judges.
10 GAINESVILLE, D. T. Simpson, officer
NJ. Fl. Jernigan, K. E. Hornsby, Steve
Fish, judges.
18-Walnut Grove, E. Fl, Doris, Off
ceri W. NJ Ragon, H. NJ. Milstead,
Julius Watson, judges
14-Smiths, Geo. w. Black, officer; J.
T. Marsh, Frank NuckolIs, Thomas Pat
rick, judges.
15-Toone, r. A B arham, officer; c
w. DeminA, John johnson, J. M! Smith.
judges.
I5-Clover Port, Ben Hundley, officer;
Pryor Vernon, Young Pirtle, Ed Mullins
judges.
16-P. View, Mr. Armstrong, officer; J.
E. Conner, Nathaniel Ragon, L. L. Cot
tongim, judges.
17---Ubet, Buck Porter, officer; J. G
Webb, G. w Thompson, A. K. Bur. yes $,
judges.
17---Howels, Jake T. Stevens, officer
Thomas McCater, Dan Casey, PIP
Jones, judges.
18--Pine Top, w. Z. Deming, officer;
J. q. Siler, John I. Fawcett; j: I. Horns
by, judg es.
i9--Pocahontas, H, L. Moore, officer;
J, H Curley, Peyton Moore, C. M, Reed,
judges
2O---Middieburg, John T Morrow; Off
Ger; w. A. Moore, Stanton BIayIock,
Charley Hamer, judges.
The fractional parts of Har deman cut
off by Chester will vote at their original
voting places in Hardeman County
This the 18th day October, 1888,
JOHN L. FOOTE, Sheriff Hardeman Co,