The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-04-05
BUREAU OF THE SENTINEL,
1920 NEW YoRK-AvE., N. W.,
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WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 80.
The following fourth.class postofliees
in Indiana were filed with democrats to-
day by Execu;ioner Maxwell:
First District, on recommendation OF
Congressman Tayior-Tennyson, War
rick county, A. n. Phillips, vice ]. Skel-
ton, removed; Union. Pike county. G. T.
Kline, vice G. Chambers, resigned; Ar
thur, Pike county, /. II. Wood vice j. II.
bennington, resigned: Eberfeld. War
rick county, ]. II. Smith, vice f. Sanders,
removed: Francisco. Gibson county, NJ.
l.. Deweeso. vice l.. Beasley, removed;
Hovey. Posey county, g. A. Smith, vice
w. Hasting. resigned; Lake. Spencer
county, q. w. Haveron, vice w. Miller,
resigned; Lynnvllle. Warrick county,
J. ID. Simpson, vice Sarah Camp,
resigned; Noxie, Pike county, +.
S. Brook, vice J. l.. Richardson. resigned;
Poseyville. Posey county, j. q. Colvert,
vice j. b. Davis, removed; Reno, Perry
county, A. j. Mennyier. vice w. Walton,
resigned; Scolesvile, Warrick county, T.
n. Stevens, vice w. J. McGoroon. re.
signed; Cynthiana, Posey county, II. L.
Clements. vice q. Fisher, removed.
Second District. recommended by Con-
gresham Bretz Alfordville, Daviess coun-
ty, 5. Jackman, vice j. w. Robinson, re-
signed; Altogo, Dubois county. III. Cum
nings, vice Il. Cox, resigned; Bicknell.
Knox county, J. I. Whitaker, vice j.
county. j. w. Roy, vice S. Winkling;
Freelandville Knox county, A. NJ. Berry,
vice III. III. Downing, resigned; Hol-
land, Dubois county, ID. Pouscher. vice
g.. Grass, resigned; Jasonvfle, Green
county, J. +. Lnthicum, vice l.. Watson,
resigned Jasper, Dubois county, Charles
Egg, vice James Corn, removed; Koleen,
Green county, W. II. Mansfield. vice w.
HAYS. resigned; Leesville, Lawrence
county, j. Consalus. vice j. Thorp. re-
signed; Loogootee, Martin county A. L.
Alderman. vice j. Trueblood. removed
Linton, Green county, W. j. Beasley, vice
j. Mattox, resigned; Melville. Greene
county G. Pugh, vice Mclialev. removed;
Monroe City, Knox comfy, c. w. Ballard,
vice $. Leech Newark, Greene county. M.
i. Mcintosh, vice q. Nash; Newberry,
Greene. county, r. G. Hilburd, vice IL.
Cush; Oaktown, Knox county,
L. b. Sporatt, vice T. Mcclure
Dooittle, Lawrence county. 4. jackson,
vice A. Narney; Orangeyille. Orange
county. J. Abel, vice 10 Cambell; Plain
vile. Davies county, w II. Allen, vice
J. Wright; Sanb0rn, Knox county, VI. u.
Hungate. vice \. 5. Hill; Schullville, Due
bois county, 4. j. Schali, vice G. Bender
Shoals, Martin county, A. &. Hacker, vice
Il. Gwynn; Silverville. Lawrence county,
:. ID. Hornebacker; Saulsberry. Green
county, j. Anderson, vice r. johnson;
Taswell. Crawford county. J. w. Tucker.
vice w. 5. Evans; Wheatland, Knox
county, III. Williams vice j. CONNER
Seventh District, recommended by Con-
gresham Bynum-Acton, Marion county,
L. &. Weaver, vice W. Loves; Southport,
Marion county. }. Webb. vice q. Hat
desty.
Eleventh District. recommended Con-
gresham Martin Reil.sburg, J. w.
Shoemaker, vice L.. Hammil removed.
II will be seen that Messrs. Taylor and
Bretz did q good day's work in placing the
postofIicss OF their districts in the hands
OF democrats. Hacker OF Shoals lie editor
OF the Martin County Na@.
Miss Lois Buskirk has been recon-
mcnded by Congressman Bretz for post
master OF Paoli. She is the daughter of
Tom Buskirk and talented young lady
OF twenty. All the candidates have with
drawn in ner favor.
Mr.. Bynum has made the following
recommendations for postmasters: AL
tonte, Samuel Denton; Carroliton, Asa
Hutton; New Palestine, Sophia Mitchell
New Augusta, George Avery. Avery was
RpDOintAd tOdav