The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-02
Important to Democrats.
Democratic Primary Election,
May 26ths 1855.

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May 26ths 1855.
AT a meeting of the Democratic
County Executive Co mmittee
held on the End day of April
1888, it was decided to held a
Primary Election for the selecting
of candidates for the emocratic'
party to be voted for at the No
vember election, notice is hereby
given that said election will be
held on SAIEURDAY T., NAY 26,
1888. The polls will be open at
Ithe several voting precincts
throughout the county on said
day during the time prescribed
by law for the holding of general
elections in this State; and the
manner of conducting said cleo
Ition, counting the vote cast, and
terrifying the returns thereof,
shall conform as near as practica
BILE, to the election laws of this
State. None hut those who have
heretofore or who declare their.
intention to hereafter affiliate
with the Democratic party shall
be entitled to vote at said cleo
tion. AT said election there is to
be voted for candidates for the
following offices:
Two Members House of Dele
gates.
a County Commissioner.
Sheriff.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Assessor First District.
Assessor Second District.
Surveyor.
Poll books, tally sheets, certifi-
Gates and ballots will be furnished
by the County Executive Com
mittee, and no ballot will be
counted except such as are fur
nished by said Committee. Any
person desiring to be a candidate
at said election for any of the
aforementioned offices, will be
required to send his written
pledge to abide by the result of
said Primary Election, and sup
port the candidates selected at
the same, which pledge must be
accompanied with the amount of
the assessment hereinafter mem
toned, which amount so assessed
| is for the purpose of paving the
expense of holding said Primary
Election, printing ballots, etc.
Assessments are as follows:
Members House of Delegates. $40 90
County Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
SherlH 30 90
Prosecuting Attorney................. 90 90
Assessor .......s. 90
The following named persons
are appointed Commissioners to
hold said Primary Election, at
the voting places designated:
LEWIS.
Court House-Jalnes II. Holloway, d.
s. Snyder, Q. F. Hess.
Hickory Chapel-Thos. A. Lemaster,
VIM. Mcdaniel, VIM. A. Lawson.
COOPER
| Letdrt-Robert Conley, Jacob Brinker,
Joseph Roush.
Flat Rock-J. NJ. Eckard, John Nc
Dermitt. w. R. Hawkins.
Brighto,s-Geo. w. Pullin, James L.
Love, Hart billiard.
UNION.
Holf's Talley-Z L. Harris,J j. A. Dunn,
Francis Childers.
Stfphen's-Philip Pickens, John Barr,
j. B. Dunham.
COLOGNE.
Leon-J. NJ. Burdett, George Rowley,
NJ. E. Lusk.
Yduger's S. H.-Hiram Thornton, Jere-
miah Hughes, Philip Yauger.
ARBUCKLE.
McCuuoch's S. III. F. Eastman, Jas.
A. Saunders, John g. Dabney.
Tolrn Hdlt-R. NJ. Hill, John Faudree,
Samuel 9. VanSickle.
Big 16 lile-J. E. Markham, William
Amsbury, George L. Sebrell.
WAGGENER.
Vest Col,tnlbia-H.. G. Hannegan, John
Fowler, Jas. A. Hogg.
Cftton-S. P. Someryille, John Adams,
John Bates.
Mason Cay-Thos. Duffy, Willis Peden,
j. j. Adams.
Va ley City-Albert Mcdaniel, A L.
/ lSCdO4g y
GRAHAM.
Hryord city-Chas. Clifton, John
Ginther, j. Morris Chapman.
| NesG HdUen-Dr. L. F. Roush, Jessie
P. Layne, Daniel Roush
Broad Rt,l-Josephus McMillen, w.
j. Zircle, Thos. Wilkinson.
CLENDENIE.
Henderson-J. w. Smith, Jas. Darst, j.
I NSNWar rknk
Pine Grere-J. W. Gillespie, j. Stan
FadeIeys-Z 4. j. Blaine, JIM. H.
Beale, John Hutton.
saanEs-John 9. MccOllister, NJ. H.
Rose, Moses Farley.
HANNAH.
IN. oliue-Jas H. Locke. T. A. Holly,
No. i, To.n Han-James A. Locke, a.
F. Doubt, Edmond Meadows.
No. 2-Jesse Waugh, S. L. Carol, A.
No. $IJohn Bryan, Henry Gwinn,
James Hannah.