The Forrest City times., 1894-08-03
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.

The State Board Appoints the Couuty Boards for the Coming Election in AT kansas-Twenty-Two Populists Appoint ed-The Others Are Democrats and Re- publicans.
 The state board of election commis- sioners, composed of the governor, at torney-general and secretary of state, appointed following election commis- sioners:
 Arkansas-Byron Price anu W. McKewen, democrats; A. D. Swan, republican. Ashley F. McCombs and J. w. Van Gild- CT, democrats: John B. Goyne, republican Baxter-James P. Heron and w. M Dyer' democrats; w. H. Sandford. republican. Benton E. R. Morgan and w. D. Mauck' democrats; B. F. Dunn. republican Boone-A. c. Hull and J. C. Williford, demo- crats; w. H. Cecil republican. Bradley-W. F. Mack and J. s. R. Meek, democrats; H. Clay Hall, republican Calhoun-J. s. Couch and w. J. Craven democrats: L. G. Tomlinson. republican. Carroll-J. H. Mallory and John A. Bridge ford, democrats: w. s. Grim republican. Chicot-R. D. Chotard and J. Thomas Cren- shaw, democrats; II. c. Starks, republican. Clark-A. B. Dickey. populist; E. H. McDan- iel and J. A. Skillern, democrats Clay-H. Holcomb and F. M. Carter, demo- crats: Dennis Mckay, republican.
 Cleburne-J. B. Miller and Jesse A. Pearson, democrats; R. N. Magee. populist. Cleveland-G. M Marks and w. H. Watts, democrats: j. n Bridges, republican.
 Coumbia-H. P. Bolger and J. D. Zachry, democrats; J. B. Powell republican.
 Conway-S N. Dickson and Wood Rainwater, democrats; w. P. Holder populist.
 Craighead-G. W. Culberhouse and w. F. Barnett. democrats; w. Y. M. Wilkerson, re- publican.
 Crawford-J. K. P Douglass and John Ker- win, democrats; W. A. McCabe.
 Crittenden-Otto Syppel and Louis H. Bar ton, democrats: c. w. Simmons, republican
 Cross-T. B. Smith and c. P Jones, demo- crats: w. K. Baker, republican.
 Dallas-W. N. Smith and s. A. Purdy, demo- crats; l.. Ivy, republican.
 Desha-J. s. Ross and ". A. Birch, demo- crats; J. P. Whitehill republican.
 Drew-A. J. Cason and James c. kiras, demo- crats; J. G. McCone, populist.
 Faulkner-M. R. H. Taylor and A. J. Witt, democrats; C. w. Cox. republican.
 Franklin-W. A. Carter and J. J. Fender grass, democrats: A. J. Hansbury, republican.
 Fulton-O. c. Lange and A. H Roberts. demo- crats; $. L. Castleberry, populist.
 Garland-John B. Varnadore and William Sumpter, democrats: J. B. Brooks, republican.
 Grant-J. s. Williams and w. c. C. Borough, democrats; J. H, Haliman republican.
 Greene-Hugh Sullivan and A. Marlborough, democrats; w. w. Wilson, populist.
 Hempstead-W. NJ. Greene and A. J. Jett, democrats: James Hamilton. republican.
 Hot Spring-John G. Bull and Wm. A. Beaty, democrats; A. C. Taylor, populist.
 Howard-Joseph c. Ansley and Sim R. Briggs, democrats. J. Harrison Jones, populst Independence-F. D. Denton and M. c. Weaver, democrats: M. A. Wycough, populist
 1Zard-S. R. Hinkle and c. K. Aiken demo- crats D. c. Graham, populist.
 Jackson-Thomas Graham and A. J. Brewer, democrats; James w Grubbs, republican.
 Jererson-A B. Grace and s. Y. T. Knox, democrats; Wyley Jones, republican.
 Johnson-William Allen and A. C. Miller, democrats; R. B. Hughes, populist.
 Lafayette-B. K. Harrell and A. Fl. Sevier, democrats: ]. w. Meek, republican.
 Lawrence-W. A. Townsend and A. c. Phelps, democrats; Dr. B. F. Cofiman, populist
 Lee-E. A. Mccullough and Thomas Foster, democrats: J. F. Dunham republican.
 Lincoln-D w. Mcclure and John Martin, democrats.
 Little River-N. c. McCray and c. D. Taylor. democrats: J. N. Johnson, republican.
 Logan-Anthony Hall and F. Wanl, demo- crats; J. Foster, republican.
 Lonoke-W. P. Fletcher and Joe P. Eagle, democrats: George w. Galloway, populist.
 Madison-A w. Brumheld and J. H. Bohlen, democrats: J. H. Crimes republican.
 Marion-Dr. R. J. Pierce and s. w. Woods, democrats: J. E. Wickersham, republican.
 Miller-W. F. Kirby and J. D. Cook, demo- crats; M. M. Kemp. republican.
 Mississippi-Paul J. Semmes and James Lis- ton democrats; w. A. Hall. republican.
 Monroe-Mike Kelley and R. B. Hall, demo- crats w. L. Jeffries, republican.
 Montgomery-C. P. Watkins and w. l.. Me- Lean, democrats; NJ. V. Pool populist.
 Nevada-O. B. Gordon and R. L. Moore, dem ocrats; J. s. Began. populist
 Newton-A. J. O'Neal and J. c. Barker, dem- ocrats; T. J. Harrison, republican
 Ouachita-J. R. Thornton and J. N. Barker democrats; J. R. Young republican.
 Perry-W. H. Rankin and P. w. Mosby dem- ocrats: Geo. A. Huffacre, populist,
 Phillips-Dr. H. M Grant and E.. C. Hornor, democrats; s. I. Clark, republican.
 Pike-T. J. Pollardand s. J. Thomson, dem- ccrats; c. A. Kelly, populist.
 Poinsett-John H. Coppage and T. G. Will hanson. democrats; G. w. Sloan, republican,
 Polk-Pole McPhetridge and l.. D. Rose berry, democrats: R. J. Snow. populist
 Prairie-J. NJ. Richardson and Joe Johnson democrats; w. E. Eaton, republican.
 Pulaski-Charles F. Martin and c. N. Alex ander, democrats; H. F. Auten, republican.
 Randolph-F A. Le Sieur and John R. Davis, democrats; Thomas Maynard republican.
 Salne-S. M Sweeter and A. c. Hooker smith, democrats: J. $. Hunt, republican
 Scott-J. w. McNutt and J. M Harvey, democrats: J. NJ. Hamilton, populist.
 Searcy-William Sitton and F. A. Robertson, democrats: s. N. Bromley, republican.
 Sebastian--T. w. M. Boone and T. L. Brown, democrats: Mark Cohn, republican
 Sevier-R. A. Gillian and R. D. Murphy, democrats: W. F. Jones. populist
 Sharp-Calvin J. Wilson and John s. Med- ley, democrats; John F. Martin, populst
 St. Francis-James Russell and R. J. Izard, democrats; H. w. Winthrop. republican.
 StoneH. Denman and w. H. Rosa, demo- orats: J. F. Chappen, populist.
 Union-W. E. Lacey and w. P. Bryant, dem- ocrats: Job McGee. popalist.
 Van Buren-J E. Scaniand and Sam w. Simpson, democrats; Dr. W. NJ. Allison, re- publican.
 Washineton-S E. Marrs. I. NJ Partridge,