Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-04-28

lWeIl Attended Primaries and First
Class Nominations Made.

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sired. Republicans turned out in
force, had their wal paint on, and,
fully realizing the importance Of the
work before us, put up a winning
ticket.
If our friends, the enemy expect
ed anything else they are now fully
~undeceived.
Mr.. Chas. Cutler, Of the First Ward
is a tower Of strength in his end Of
town, possessed of good, hard sense, he
will make a safe member ofthe Coun-
Gil.
In the Second Ward. the nomina-
ton Of Anthony Staubly is equivalent
to an election. Mr.. Staubley is one
of our most popular German citizens,
who makes a friend Of every man he
meets. has had experience as a coun-
Gilman, and is well equipped for the
important duties Of the office.
yves" Kaufman is conceded to be
the most popular man in the Third
Ward. All hands agree that the Third
will be ably represented, and that Mr..
Kaufman will be the man.
And in the Fourth it is agreed
there will be no counting out this
time. John Grozinger and A I. Rus
Ter will roll upsuch majorities as have
not been dreamed of. While it may
not be a walkover, it will be an ava
lanche.
II. Mcdowell, in the Fifth, is al
ways a winner, as he should be, for
the reason that there is no more popu-
lar mar in the ward than he.
FIRST WARD.
The First Ward primary vas held
at the school house. J. w. Martin
presided and Asbnry Chambers was
elected Secretary. Charles c. Cutler
was nominated for Councilman, and
the following delegates and alternates
chosen to the m%ayoralty convention.
Delegates-John w. Martin, A
Zimmerman, Burrel Martin, w. ].
Lambert, John Yontz, John Myers, c.
II. Wolfes, G.. +. Grimes, H. NJ. Couch
man, and P. E. Deatrick,
Alternates-C. B. Bateman. B. c.
Bushnell, T. +. Matthews, c. K.
Chambers, +. c. Holman A.. J.. Sny-
der, H. D.. Wolfes, H. c. Toupe, ST.,
John Farrin, jr., and w. N. Lynch.
SECOND WARD.
The Second Ward Primary was held
in the Grand Jury room. U. S. G.
Pitzer was called to the chairand VIM.
NJ. Hollis was elected Secretary. An
thony Staubly vas nominated for city
council.
Delegates-George w. Feidt, George
w. Green, George NJ. Bowers, Vim NJ.
Hollis, F. c. Kimmerling, DR.. S. N.
Myers, c. NJ. Lamar. U. S. 6. Pitzer,
J. r. Clifford, and Washington Cor
sey.
Alternates-R. l.. Harrison, n. w
Jones, ]. L. Bateman, Alex. Woods,
VIM. Wien, Brown Grim, Harry
Smith, John w. Pitzer, Luther Miller,
and P. c. Curtis.
THIRD WARD.
A. H. Rutherford was chairman oil
primary held at the Third Ward school
house, and w. +. Morgan, Secretary.
Wesley H. Kaufman was the nomi-
nee for member of the city council.
Delegates-John Shaull, A. S. Poisal,
John A. Wilen, w. f. Mckee, James
Lemon, Fred Gettle, c. l.. Mason, w.
L. Morgan, Mel. Hoge, and A. H,
Rutherford.
Alternates-T. P. Licklider, John
Heller, Chas. Moten, Alex Elliott, JOS
Grimes, Sam'l Sigler, Frank Burr, c.
P. Mason, Theo. Buser, and John Kerr.
FOURTH WARD.
The Fourth Ward Convention met
at the Fourth Ward school house, to
nominate twoCouncilmen also ten del
egates and ten alternates to attend the
Mayoralty convention at the Court
House. The meeting was called to
order, A. T. Russler, chairman, and
o. S. Rigsby, secretary. Mr.. John
Grozinger was nominated for Council
man for long term and A. T. Russler
for short term.
Delegates to ConventionJohn Far
rim, ST., NJ. Fitzgerald, o. S. Rigsby.
Samuel Sachman, Martin Brown,
Charles Price, Chas. Shaffer, James
Lowman, Louis Longkammer, and
Harrison Russler.
Alternates-Geo. Cushner, w. o.
Householder, John w. Russler, Jos.
Imbach, Thomas l.. Russler, August
Weissketel, James Burk, John w.
johnson, ST.. August Thumel, and
George Zepp.
FIFTH WARD.
The Fifth Ward primary was held
in the Fifth Ward school house. Geo.
E. Gaver was called to the chair and
John E. Oliver elected Secretary. H.
c. Mcdowell was nominated for city
council.
Delegates-M. S. Tabler, George
Riner, Jacob Turner, James Burch,
NJ. H. Harmon, Joseph Miller, John
E. Oliver. c. NJ. HODGE, Arthur
Stephens, and Albert Jepp.
AlternatesI. f. Roberts, P. NJ.