The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
TuR STATE LEGISLATURE.


First District-Currituck, Camden,
Daao1otank. Hartford, Gates, Chowan,
porduimans ~ E. T. snipes, p; Theo-
nilus White, p.
Second District-Tyrrell, Washing
+on Martin, Dare, Beaufort, Hyde,
Pamlico o.; n. E. McCaskey, p; j. B.
Parson, p.
Third District-Northampton, Ber-
tia ~ G. W. Mitchell, d.
Fourth ~District-Halifax % DR.. lie.
Green, d.
Fifth District-Edgecombe % DR..
". P. Mercer, d.
Sixth District-Pitt % A, A. Forbs,
Seventh ~District-Wilson, Nash,
Franklin C) J. @. Bellamy, p; J. T. B.
Hoover, p.
Eighth District-Craven, Jones, Car
teret, Lenoir, Onslow, Greene o. J. M.
Mewborne, p. E. L. Franks, p.
Ninth District-Duplin, Wayne,
Fender ~ Fl. L. Grant, r.. A. b. Pad
olson, p.
Tenth District New Hanover, Bruins
wick % F. B. Rice. T.
Eleventh District-Warren, Vance
% C. A. Cook, r.
Twelfth District-Wake % Rev. Fl.
". Norris, p
thirteenth District-Johnson ~ E.
S. Abel, d.
Fourteenth District-Sampson, Har-
nett, Baden o. John E Fowler, p. j.
". Taylor, p
Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures, Robe
son o. Alfred Rowland, d.. N. M. Cul-
breth, d.
Sixteenth District-Cumberland o.
Warren Carver, p.
Seventeenth District-Granville Per
son o. DR.. A. J. Daily, p.
Eighteenth District-Caswell, Ala
nance, Orange, Durham o. Stephen
A. White, r W. G. Stephens, p.
Ninteenth District-Chatham % A.
W. Wicker, p.
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures o.
W. R Lindsay, p.
Twenty first District-Guilford o.
o. A. Starbuck, r.
Twenty-second District-Randolph,
Moore o. w. j. Adams, d.
Twenty third District - Richmond,
Montgomery, Arson, Union () E. Hur.
ley, p; G. NJ. Sanders, p.
Twenty fourth District Cabarrus,
Stanly Q William Moody, p.
Twenty fifth MISUNDERSTANDING
% ". G. Dowd, d.
Twenty. sixth District-Rowan, For
syth, Davidson (2) J. F. Westmore-
land, p; s. W. Wall, p.
Twenty seventh District - Iredell,
Davie, Yadkin (2) A. G. Sharp, r. B.
R Brown, r.
Twenty eighth District-Stokes and
Surry % s.. E. Marshall, r.
Twenth ninth District Catawba,
Lincoln, Alexander, Wilkes % A. Y.
Sigmon, r. VIM. E. White, p.
Thirtieth District-AlIeghany, Ashe,
Watauga % w. E. Farthing, r.
Thirty-6rst District-C Caldwell, Burke,
Mcdowell, Mitchell, Yancey % s.. J.
Black, T.; A ]. Dula, p.
Thirty,second District - Castor,
Cleveland, Rutherford, Polk (2) J. B.
Fortune r.. j. Y. Hamrick, p.
Thirty third District Buncombe,
Madison, Haywood % J. NJ. Moody,
r. John Ammons, o..
rty-fourth Observation-Disclosures, /
Pennsylvania, Jackson, Swain % JIM.
Gambler, p.
Thirty fifth District-Macon, Chero-
kee, Clay, Graham % r. L.. Herbert, r.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alamance, J. W. McCauley, r.
Alexander, w. G. Linney, p.
Allegheny, R @. Higgins, d.
Arson, L D. Robinson, r.
Ashe, Hopkins, r.
Beaufort, T. B. Hooker, d.
BERTHE, A. s. Ranscoe. d.
Bladen, R. s. White, q.
Brunswick, W. w. Drew. d
Buncombe, V. S. Lusk, r.; Geo. 81.
Furnham, F.
Burke, Samuel Huffman, p.
Cabarrus, A. F Hileman, D.
Caldwell, Nelson, d.
Camden, D. B. Squires, r.
Carteret, E. L. Duncan, D.
CasWell, Calvin L. Smith, (col.)
Catawba, Lee r. Whitener, D.
Chatham, j. E. Bryan, p A M.
Self, p,
Cherokee, A. A. Campbell, r.
ChoWaD. w II T,oarv