The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-07

For cOnstables, Joseph Marshall, Ben
DF For Delegates to the county conven,
ton, George Zoeckler, jr., Richard
Mooney, Charles A. Banner, John
Dougherty, Henry serig, John Z. Day,
DR., o, L. Ulrich, Alexander Campbell,
David Bell, William Muegge, Ed Eli
oft, Ed lIazlett, John KsSList, Walker
Cunningham.
MADISON DISTRICT.
The Madison district Republicans
packed the Office OF Squire Peterman.
A. j. Clarke presided and George H.
Robinson was secretary.
The following suggestions were made:
County Commissioner, George w.
Robinson, DR.. I. o. Edwards, H. 2. Nc
Gregor.
School Commissioner, Alex Maxwell,
W. E Williams, Alex II. ForEey.
Justice of the Peace, H. @. Peterman,
W. II. Caldwell.
Constables, Alonzo St. Myers, Robert
Bond, or.
George ]. Caddle, All @. Davis, G. W.
Kennedy, Alex Campbell, Robert Hanke,
]. II. MCGEE, A. ]. Clarke. w. II.
Hearne, G. o. Smith, Greene Jefferson,
Jesse Dickson.
CLAY DISTRICT.
At the Clay district meeting, at the
old court house, Captain W. Il. Haller
was made chairman and Squire Felber
secretary. The following suggestions
were made:
For justices of the peace, H. ]. Felber
and Martin Wayman.
For constables, Matthew Bennett and
W. n. Tracey,
For county commissioner, P. B. Dob
bins.
For school commissioner, Victor Ros-
For county committeeman, DIR. L N,
Refer.
For delegates to the county conven-
ton, Col. Hugh Sterling, Charles Van
Keuren, 7. R. Beileville, 6. Ed. Mendel,
DR.. L. N. Refer, w. II, Halter, Il. B.
Clemans, George Fl. Miller, John Nc
Cannon, G. n. Taylor.
UNION DISTRICT.
The Union district meeting was held
in Central hall, Lutz Bros building.
George B. Caldwell was elected presi-
dent and S. G. Smith secretary.
The following suggestions were made:
County commissioner-0tto Tyson. \
School commissioner-J. R. Butts,
George G. McKown.
Justices of-the William Knabe,
]. A. Dunning.
Constables to be selected by the coun-
ty committeeman.
Delegates to the county convention
Richard Robertson, Henry Albright,
George NJ. Ford, Addison Israel, James
Michigan, Jere Mead, E. L. Pratt, ]. A.
Dunning, B. S. Allison, Charles Saun-
ders, Herman Zwicker.
The county committeeman was given
power to fill all vacancies.
The ticket is to be printed with all
the names suggested thereon and no
other ticket can be voted.
Notice was given that Union district
will meet on Wednesday evening at the
Central club rooms for organizing and
all arc invited to attend. E57
CENTRE DISTRICT.
In Centre district William Bucey was
chairman and Charles Reed secretary.
The suggestions made we're:
For county commissioner, P. Bach
School commissioner, Samuel Nes-
bitt, ir.
Justice of the peace, W. VI Rogers.
No suggestions were made forconsta-
bic, but the county committeeman was
instructed to put on the list any name
suggested hereafter. ~
For delegates to the county conven-
ton, ]. X. Hall, W. II. Travis. 0. P.
Miller, Leonard Barrett and r w.
wEBsTER DISTRICT.
In Webster Thomas DAWSON was
chosen to preside and A. j. seamon
was made secretary. Tho suggestions
were as follows: y
For county commissioner, Dr. Fl. B.
Baguley, @. D. Thompson, John Cum
Minis, Silas Hathaway, L. A., Moore,
A. D. Work. y ,
School commissioner, A. ceF. Eb-
cling. l7tt
Justice OF the peace. H. Hendon,
William Kemp, Robert Bartolas.
Constable, Lewis Rothwell, Wilson
johnson, Robert Wells, sr.
Delegates to county convention,
Thomas Dawson, Henry Kern, NJ. II.
McNabb, William Shields, Gustave II.
MedicE, Jacob Retzer, John Myles, sr.,
George Bordan, Frank Work, Charles
bowler, II. ]. Seamon. II. O. Myers,
Frank Beso, John Hallet, James Lar.
EI,ins, Abe Fadley, Stephen Devinney,
William Frohmo.
The Republicans of Webster will meet
IN lew days to effect an organization
OF a permanent club.
Richie DISTRICT.
For county commissioner, Adolph
Fritz and Fred Harpfer.
For school commissioner, John Wal
lord, II. W. Sehrobe and Or. II. I. Ford.
For justice OF the peace, Joseph A.