The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-10-21
VOTERS DIRECTORY.
A List of Candidates for all Offices In the
State.

A List of Candidates for all Offices In the
| State.
For the information of the voters oi
the State of all creeds and factions
the lists of the several nominees In the
field for the several Offices to be lllled
are given as follows:
| THE ELECTORAL TICKETS.
Regular Democratic (free silyer)-
At Large-M. r. Cooper, I. J.: Can't:
First district, Charles T. Pritchard, OF
Blulrton; second, r. B. Watson. OF
SaIuda; third, Cole l.. Blease OF New
berry fourth, j. j. McMahan, OF Rich
land; fifth, w. d. Trantham, OF Ker:
shaw; sixth, James Stackhouse,. OF
Marion; seventh, T. w. Standard, OF
Summerville.
Webster Republican-At Large
w. d. Crum, of Charleston. First
district, T. Scheper, of Beaufort, sec
ond, James Powell, of Aiken; third,
j. r Tolbert, of Abbeville fourth, E.
w. Screven. OF Richland; fifth. Joseph
Clark, of Lancaster; sixth, DR.. John
Lunney, of Darlington; seventh, j.
M. Tindall. of Sumter.
Palmer-Buckner-At Large-F. w.
McMaster, of Columbia; George W.
Dargan. of Darlington. First district,
Frank O'Neill, OF Charleston; second,
GEORGE B. Lake, of Edgefeld; fourth,
Frank Evans, of Spartanburg; fifth,
A.C. Springs, of York; sixth, A. T
Harllee, of Marion; seventh, James D.
Blanding of Sumter.
Melton Republicans-At Large-B.
10. Duncan, S. +. Smith. First dis
trict, J. A. Nolaud; second, D. E.
Yates; third, M. H. Bryce; fourth,
Prof. J. w. Morris; fifth, 81. L. Shews
bury; sixth, Paul Whipple; seventh,
+. NJ. Prickett.
| THE STATE TICKETS
Democratic c-Governor, w. II. Ell.
lerbe, of Marion; lieutenant governor,
M. B. McSweeney. of Hampton secre'
tary of state, D. Fl Tompkins, of Ab
beville; treasurer, w. Fl. Zimmerman,
of Edge6eld; comptroller general,
James Norton, of Marion; attorney
general, William A. Barber, OF Ches
ter; superintendent of education, w.
Id. Mayfield, of Greenville; adjutant
and inspector general, j. G.. Watts, ol
Laurens.
Melton Republicans - Governor,
Sampson Pope, of New berry; lieuten'
ant governor, w. w. Russell; secre
tary of state, B. r. King; comptroll
er general L. D. Melton; treasurer, D.
j. Knots; attorney general, A. L.
Jennings; superintendent OF educa
ton, M. A. Dawson.
Webster RepubHcans--.Governor +
M. Wallace, of Sumter; lieutenant
governor, G. J. Pride, of York; secre'
tary of state, B. o. Duncan, of New
berry; treasurer, George Cunning
ham, of Charleston; comptroller gen
eral, f. + Cochran. af Anderson; at
torney general, L. D. Melton, OF Rich
land; adjutant general, Z. Brooks
Sligh, of Chester; superintendent Of
of education, E. B. Burroughs, of
Chesterfield.
| CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
First District William Elliott, dem,
ocrat (gol0 W. Cecil Cohen, white,
Webster republican; George Wash
ington Murray, colored, Melton repub
lican.
Second District-W Jasper Talbert,
democrat; G.. T. Chatfeld, white,
Webster republican; p. w. Anness,
white, Melton republican.
Third District A. G. Latimer, dem
ocrat; w. II. Merrick, white, Web
ster republican; (no Melton republl'
can yet named.)
Fourth District Stanyarne Wilson,
democrat; p. J.. Suber, colored, Web
ster republican; (no Mtl'on repub'
lican J ct named.)
Fifth District 7. J. Strait, demo
crat; j. L. Jones, white, republican
fusion.
Sixth District-J. L. McLauriu,
democrat; Joshua Wilson. colored,
Webster republican, T. Fl. McGee,
white, Melton republican.
Seventh District w. Stokes
democrat; T. B. Johnson. white, Web
ster republican; D. J. Knots, indie
pendent republican, (Melton republi
can to be named on the 10Th inst. j.
The State