The age-herald., 1898-07-17
CANDIDATES FOR
 THE LEGISLATURE
Nominees of the Democratic
 Party This Year.
SOME DOUBTFUL COUNTIES
hat May be Carried by the OemOcrats-ihe Opposition Will Have Less Than lwen- ty Members of Next House
 For Solicitor.

TOT oOliClOIs The state and county campaigns Will reach fever heat this week. Just two more weeks till the election.
 The campaign is being fought most sat isfactorily to the democrats. A hght IS being made in every county in the state, and many of them will be reclaimed for the party, Much interest is being aaken in the legis- lative races. Nominations have been made in. sssilz the counties but three--Escambia, Chiffon and Cherokee-whre open races are being made, and it may be that democrat will win these counties. Careful calcua- tors estimate that the democrats will elect at least eighty, and probably more. men, bers of the lower house. Close races are being run in B1bb, Blount, Calhoun, Chootaw, Clay, Cleburne, Coffee, Conecuh, Covington Cullman, Crenshaw, Dale. Elmore, Etowah, Fayette, Franklin, Geneva, Henry Lawrence, Marshall, Mon- roe, Pfckens, Shelby, St. Clair. Tuscaloosa and Winston, and the democrats should carry at least one-third of them. Seventeen senators are to be elected this var. A full list of tn democratic candi- dates, together with their postoffice ad- dresses, is furnished below
 Senate
 Second District-Sias P. Rather, De- catur.
 Fourth District-Ed Pulley, Huntsville Sixth District-John A. Inger. Ashville. Eighth District-J. R. Mccain, Ashland. Tenth Dstrict-P. O. Stevens, Alexander City.
 Twelfth District-T. L. Somell, Jasper. Fourteenth District-Walter Windham, Stone
 Sixteenth Distriot-A. E. Coffee. Marian Eighteenth-Jonas G. Moore, Blocton. Twentieth District-D. J. Meadow, Myrtle Grove.
 Twenty-second District-s. c. Jenkins. Camden.
 Twenty fourth District-W. D. Jelks, Eu- faula.
 Twenty-sixth District-C. w. Thompson, Tuskegee.
 Twenty-eighth District-A. A. Wiley, Montgomery
 Thrtieth District-J. H. Nunneee, Sel- ma.
 Thirty-second District-Amos Horton, Pleasant Ridge.
 Thirty-third District-A. S. Lyons, Mo- bile.
 Autauga-H D. Doster, Prattvle. BaluWln-J. Il. H. smith, SlocklOH. Barbour-Lawrence Lee, Clayton; J. M. Patterson, Louisville.
 Bibb-Charles c. Collier, Centreville. Blount-J. A. Steele, Oneonta.
 Bullock-J. T. F1ewellen, Flora; D. G. Jones, Hurtsboro.
 Butler-George A. Lee, Minion. Ca1houn-B. w. Williams, Oxford; E. w. Ledbetter, Piedmont.
 Chambers--J. Tom Heflin, Lafayette; J. H. Stodgeville, Fredonia.
 Cherokee-Open race.
 Chilton-Open race.
 Choctaw-C. R. Gavin, Butler. Clarke-Thomas A. Long, Jackson; John W. Matthews, Nealton.
 Clay-John J. Haynes, Ashland. Cleburne-W. M. Garrett, Oaklone Coffee-A. J. Edwards, KeaIton. Colbert-Wilson Brown, Sheffield. Conecuh-J. A. Stalworth, Evergreen. Coosa-
 Covington-M. D. Jones, Andalusia- Crenshaw-George H. Thigpen, Brantley. Cullman--W. T. l.. Cofer, Cullman. Dale-Wm. Garner, Ozark.
 Dallas-Watkins Vaughn, Selma; J. D. Riggs, Selma; Paul Carson, Selma. DeKalb-W. F. Fuller, Fort Payne. Elmore-Ei Heynie, Dexter. Escumbia-Open race.
 Etowah-S. w. Johnson, Attalla. Fayette-J. A. Brown, Berry Station. Franklin-Wm. East Russellville. -- Geneva-Barney Hughes, Geneva. Greene-Bernard Harwood, Eutaw. Hale-Chas. E. Waller, Greensboro; A. M. Tunstall, Greensboro.
 Henry-B. A. Forester, Forester; M. B. Capps, Abbeville.
 Jackson-Miles Moody, Scottsboro; c. M. Rasseau, Garth
 Jefferson-John Mcqueen, D. w. Houston, G. B. Burkhalter, Van Huey, J. B. Gibson, s. c. Davidson.
 Lamar-A. P. Seay, Fern Bank. Lauderldale-J. J. Mitchell, Florence; H. A. Killen, Green Hill.
 Lawrence-J. S. Gibson, Mt. Hope. Lee-John T. Harris Opelka; L. c. Jones, Phoenix City.
 Limestone-E Pettus, Elkmont Lowndes-C. P. Rogers, Letohatchie; A. McRae, Lowndesboro.
 Macon-W. H. Hurt, Tuskegee. Madison-John H. Wallace, Huntsville; J. H. Lyle, Huntsville.
 Marengo-J. M. Miller. Linden R. R. Poole, Tombigbee.
 Marion-W. c. Davis, Hamilton. Marshall-D. H. Shields, Albertsville. Mobile-E. M. Robinson, Mobile; W. l.. Delchamps Mobile c. l.. Loveretta, Mo- bile.
 Monroe-O. O. Bayless, Moproeville. Montgomery-Bibb Graves, Montgomery: B. H. Severns, Montgomery; w. c. Bibb, Montgomery; Harace Hood, Montgomery. Morgan-O. Kyle, Decatur; D. F. Greene, Falkville.
 Perry-R. A. Hardy, Uniontown; E. P. George, Felix.
 Pickens-R. F. Henry, Palm. Pike-J. P. Hubbard Troy; F. s. An drews Troy
 Randolph-John T. Hef1in, Wedowee. Russel-W. c. McGuire Montgomery; J. S. Tate, Mckee
 Shelby-E. S. Lyman. Montevallo. St. Clair-D. w. Waite, Cropwell Sumter-W. H. Seymour, Livingston; A. J. Arlington, Epps.
 Talladega-E. C. Dameron, Childersburg: w J. Cannon, Talladega.
 Tallapoosa-T. L. Bulger Dadeyille: B. S. Dean, Alexander City.
 Tuscaloosa-H. R. Foster, Tuscaloosa w w. Brandon Tuscaloosa.
 Walker-Sheriff Lacey. Jasper.
 Washington-Geo. G. Skinner, Haw- thorne.