The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-12-06


pamljco. ~; II + McCaskey, p;
} y Parsons, p.
Third Distr!ct-Northampton,
BERTHE, %: & W Mitchell, d.
fcarth District-HaIifaX, ~; DR.
/ + Green, d,
Fifth District-Edgecombe, ~;
DR. " T. Mercer, i.
Sixth Dlstrict-pitt, o.; A A
Forbes, p.
Seventh istrict- Wilson, Nash,
Franklin, ~; }. c. b :llamN =; j !
b Hoover, p.
Eight District-Craven, Jones,
Carteret. Lenoir, Onslow, Greene, (2);
j NJ Mewborne, p; + l. Francis, F.
Ninth District-Duplin, Wayne,
pcnder, "; Maj, ii L Grant, T.; a
II Padd.son, p.
Tenth Di8trict-New Hanover,
Brunswick, ~; f Il Rice, r.
Eleventh District-Wurren, Vance,
o.; & \ Cook, /.
Twelfth DiStrict-Wake, ~; Rev
II W Norris, p.
Thirteenth District-Johnston,
o.; f S Abel, d.
Fourteenth District-Sampson,
IIarnett, Bladen, l2); John + Fowler,
p; | W Taylor, p.
Fifteenth Digtrict-Columbus,
Robson, ~; Angus Shaw, p; j.
Long, p.
Sixteenth District-Cumberland.
o.; Warren Carver, +.
Seventeenth District-Granville,
Person, o.; DR. 4 j Daily, p.
Eighteenth District-Caswel), Ala
nance, Orange, Durham, (2); Steph-
en- A White, T.; " G Stevens, p.
Nineteenth Decentralization,
| ~; A W Wicker, I.
Twentieth District Rockingham
o.; W X Lindsay, p.
Twenty-first District-Guilford,
~; o A, Starbuck, r.
Twenty. second District-Ran-
dolph, Moore, ~; " J Adams, d.
Twenty-third Observation-Disclosures,
Montgomery, Arson, Union, (2);
Elias Hurley, p; o NJ Sanders, p.
Twenty-fourth District-Cabar-
rus, Stanly, ~; William Moody, P.
Twenty-tifth Decentralization
burg, ~; " G Dowd, d.
Twenty-sixth District-Rowan,
Forsyth, Davidson, (2); j J West
moreland, p; S " Wall, +.
Twenth-seyenth District-Iredell,
Dayic, Yadkin, a.; A G Sharpe, r.;
b Il Brown, r.
Twenty-eigbt District-Stokes
Surry, ~; s + Marshall, r.
Twenty-ninth Observation-Disclosures
Lincoln, Alexander, Wilkes, C@); A
\ Singmon, /; VIM + White, p.
Thirtieth District-Alleghany
| Ashe, Watarga, o.; " f Farthing, 7
| Ihjriy-tirst District-Caldwel
Burke, Mcdowell, Mitchell, Yancey
| (2); Samuel J Black, T.; A j Dula, p
1'hirty-second Decentralization
Cleveland, rutherford, Polk, e.;
Il Fortune, T.; j Y Hamrick, p.
Thlrty-third Di8trict-Buncombe
Madison, Haywood, (2); Rev John
Ammons, p; J NJ Moody, +.
Thirty-fourth District Heuder
son, Pennsylvania, jackson, Swain
| o.; DR. j N Gambler, p.
Thilty-fifth District Macon,
Cherokee, Clay, Graham, (D; r |
Herbert, p.
House Representatives.
Alamance, j " McCauIey, +.
Alexander, " G Linney, p.
Allegheny, r G Higgins, d.
Arson, l. ID Robinson, d.
Ashe, Hopkins, +.
Beaufort, T B Hooker, d.
BERTHE, A Rascoe, d.
Bladen, r s White, p.
| Brunswick, " " Drew, p.
Buncombe, ' S Lusk, r.; Geo
Burnham, p.
Burke, Samuel Huffman, p.
Cabarrus, A f Hileman, P.
Caldwell, j l. Nelson, d.
Camden, d B Squires, +.
Carteret, E G Duncan, +.
Caswell, Calvin L Smith, (col.) I
| Catawba, Lee r Whitener, p.
Chatham, j E Bryan, p; A n
| Self, p.
Cherokee, A. A. Campbell, r.
Chowan, W II Leary, p.
Clay, j A Buchanan, p.
Cleveland, Rev. l. l. Smith, p.
Columbus, NJ NJ HARRISON, d.
Craven, r T Williams, r.
Cumberland, j Currie, p; Z Tay
Tor, p.
Currituck, ". II. Gallop, d.
Dare, j. B. Etheridge, d.
Davidson, L V Walser, r.
Davie, " + Ellis, r.
DuplIn, f NJ Keathley, p.
Durham, W G Vickers, p.
Edgecombe, j Ii Baker, Jr., d.; Y
Q Howard, d.
Forsyth, Edgar Llneback, r.;
W Spease, p.
Franklin, J F Mitchell, p
Castor, Q II Harris, p.
Gates, L L Smith, d.
Graham, j. W. King, d.
, Granville, A A Lyon, d.; j ]
Mays, (col.) r.
Green, VIM R Dixon, p.
Guilford, B I Chilcott, r.; Jas
Sutton, +.
Halifax, J. NJ. Gizzard, d., J. 4
House, d.
Harnett, Neill Mcleod. p.
Haywood, W L Lee, d.
Henderson, II G Ewart, r.
Hartford, B B Winborn, d.
Hyde, j q Harris, p.
Iredell, I NJ Stikeleather, D.; LIZ
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