The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1888-06-17
THE Y. NJ. D. CLUB.
A Complete and omcial List of OH
GERS and Members, Etc.

q SOII RlCtO lloO vi bt1C
GERS and members OF that orgdnisss
tior. Other names may be adder
to the list as they come IN and We
have no doubt but that Asheyille
will have lie largest as well as the
nrost active working and effective
club west OF Raleigh. Every mem
Der of the club is expected to work.
increasingly for the upbuilding of
the organization, and the victory pt
the democratic party nexI
.Novenber. Every effort vii
be made to make the meetings
oe the club pleasant 70 its
members and profitable 10 the cause
which it champions, and past diff
ferenees and prejudices shall not en-
ter into its discussions and dei!ber-
atoms TIE following is the list:
OFFICERS.
Presidcnt-H. B. Carter
First V. P.-Thos A. jones,
Second V. P::-J. B. Lindsey.
Secretary-Fred +. RolIe
Cor. Secretary-E. D. Carter
Treasurer-Jas. P. Sawyer.
MEMBERS.
C. C. McCarty, E. D. Carter, J. G..
Aston, F. Eerr, Dr.. II. 3. Weaver.
G. n. Holcomh. R. London, J. ID.
Barnard, D. L. Reynolds, l.. p dc-
Loud, J. Med. Whitson, Jos. w.
Sludar, +. H Fulenwider, &. T.
Rawls, W. F. Tomlins IN. J. A IL
vine, j. NJ. Campbell, DR.. 7. J Har-
gan, N. T. Chambers, c. J McCape,
r. T. Owen, r. w. Gowan, w. II.
Inloes, L. B. McBrayer, G. w. Til
son, T. w. Fitzpatrick, J. L. Hunt,
J. S. Davis, E. W. Woods, G. NJ.
Young. J. o. Johnson, Fred. E.
Rolfe, j. W Spears, F. A. Summers,
c. w. Israel, ". a. Patton. J. P Nal
loy, G. n. Williams. Perkins Mosely.
Harper Stiles. J. N. Brooks, John
Dunn, r. l.. Graham, w. w. Jones,
Henry P. Jones, J. r Plyler, 5. P.
Davis, W. II. L,ttle;on. ]. Newell,
G. L. Woodal. ". w. Carroll, A. NJ.
Smith, Richard Morgan, J. u. Nor
gan, J. H. Courtney. [. Q. Baird v.
A. Bowie, D. V. Smith, G. A. Mears,
J. L. Mears, S. P Mears, II. NJ
Howard, II. e. Barnard, w. e.
Owen, NJ. NJ. Creasman, II. N.
Vaughan, A. B. Nicks, J. N. DAVIS,
VIM. Novel;, N. w. Girdwood. Fl.
M. Weaver, W. P. Bianton, II ,e
Rudasill, J. o. Howell, Geo. Richafd u =,
J. P. SAWYER, N. c. McLoud, w. {A.
Buclaa.aee1s, W D. Cain. r. B. DapJs
Charles Davis, J. NJ. Smith, Fred. A.
Hull, S. B. Semonis, E. Weddir, F.
r. Grant, W. B. Williamson, i. X.
Campbell, n. P. Chichester, o. F.
Hageman, S. NJ. Branch, w. w.
Barnard; R. l., Fitzpatrick, J. S.
Adama, G. A. Shuford, W. L. Hill
lard, J. L. Summey, N \. Rey-
nolds, Theo. Hobgood. H. B. Carter,
Johnstone Jones. E. T. Riddick, J.
w. Ratlif, w. T. Penniman, Duff
Merrick, A. B. Hamilton, Thos. A.
jones, R. J. Page, B. NJ. Jones, C.
Rankin, J, L. L Slagle, D. W. Fur
man, B. P. Davis. J. B.. Lindsey. C
B. Nelson, z. w. Israel, j. Novel;,
jr., Jno. S. Rice, F. l.. Saunders, w.
Y. Barber, Berry Stewart, W., T.
Dickerson. w. B Clayton, W. T.
wilkins, J. NJ. Stevens, E. V. Jones,
w. r. Penniman, w. E. Williamson,
Jno. A. Campbell, c. A. Smith, w.
H. Lea, Fl. Laharbe, ]. T. Amiss.
J. G. Queen, H. C. Fagg, J. A. Por-
ter, S. Lipinsky, c. A. Raysor, c. S.
Jordan, J. M. Lorick, w. J. Fltz-
gerald, J. NJ. Campbell, R. P. Port
ner, e. w. Burkholder, J. H. Carter.
Chas. Z. Hilliard, w. D. Hilliard
NJ. E. Carter, D. c. Waddell, S. w.
Battle. J. G. Martin. Jno. P. Ar
thur, J. A. Williams Jr., Thos. w.
Branch, S. G. Cortland, ]. w. Cort-
land, L. J. Weaver, Fl. A. Gudger, T.
R. Harrison. w. A. KepIer, J. G.
Martin, w. E. Williamson, Jr.. w.
B. Gwyn, J. w. Schartle. G. w.
Harrington, r. T. Carter, w. w.
Vandiver, J. NJ. Ingle, J. A. Bran-
ner, J. A. Burroughs, C. M. McLoud,
NJ. A. Cooper, Joseph Rymer, M. L.
Burnett.
The executive committee of ten
to be appointed by the officers of
the club Friday night will be. Sc
lected during the coming week. with
view to efficient and effective
campaign work. Every democrat
in Asheville township is earnestly
invited to join the club, and help
work for the success ana victory Of
the democratic tickets, county, state
and national. Democratic club
headquarters will be established in
iu the McLoud building, and will
be open every night. A competent
man will have charge of the rooms,
and all democratsare at liberty to
call, and are entitled to all benefits
and privileges guaranteed to regular
members of the club. This move
ment was inaugurated by Capt.
McLoud, chairman county demo-
cratic executive committee. The
proposed uniform of the club will
0e the same as that suggested by
Chairman Whitaker, of the State
Democratic Committee, i. e., q white
beaver hat and hickory cane. The
report of the uniform committee will
be made at the next regular meeting
Friday night.
CarmIchael's choice cologne,
Fragrant and lasting. nut up in quarts