Middletown transcript., 1899-10-28
ceou county's Legislative Candidates,
REPUBLICANS.


REPUBLICANS.
George s. McVey, Republican nom
inee for House of Delegates in Ceci
county, is farmer near Zion, 81 years
of age. He Is native Of Cecil county.
) he was appointed school commissioner
by Governor LoWndes, but as the ar
polntment was made during the recess
of the Senate It was contested and the
Court of Appeals decided that the ap,
pointmeut was improperly made and
be, cons, quently, did not take his seat.
He is married and has two SOILS.
Gabriel Moore Senderling, Rspubli-
can nominee for House Of Delegates, ls
a farmer near Lombard, Cecil county.
He is native Of Philapelphia, but re-
moved to Cecil county when quite
young. At the death of Gabriel Moore
be assumed charge Of the management
of the Moore Pasteboard Mill, In the
Fourth district, which was operated
for a number Of years About four
years ago he removed to Wilmington,
DEL, and engaged In the grocery busi-
ness, but 8 'on returned to Cecil county.
The only Office he ever held was that of
justice OF the peace. to which he was
appointed by Governor Lowndes. He
is connected witch the Methodist Epis-
copAl Church aid is about 80 ytars Of |
age.
Edward c. Wilson, the youngest of
the Republican nominees for the House
Of Delegates in Cecil county, Is 80
years of age and son Of William j.
Wilson, large property owner. Mr..
Wilson is also engaged with his father
in Gshing on the North East river on
an extensive scale. He is one of the
charter members Of Rivel view Council,
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, and uLtil his nomination was
one Of the registers Of voters. He re-
sides with his father near Hart's Meet
ing-House.
DEMOCRATS.
Samuel J. Keys, Democratic nomi-
nee for House of Delegates, 10 one of
ElkLoh's most successful business men.
He is president Of the Keys & Miller
Lumber Co. He was born in August,
1947, in Dorchester county. He at.
tended school at Vienna Academy and /
after completing his education engaged ,
In the produce business In Vienna. In
1872 he move: to Eikton and since I
then has been engaged extensively inl
the lumber business. He is at present ,
Mayor Of Elkton and has also served In !
The capacity of Town Commissioner on
several occasions. He is member of =
The Methodist Episcopal Church, being
4 member of the official hoard, and is =
connected with all the leading fraternalI :
in Elkton. He has never =
held any political Office. I
DIR. Frank Ii. MackIe, Democratic '
lominee for House Of Delegates, is a I
ION of j. Alfred Mackie, farmer near !
Fair Hill, Cecil county. He, is "a
'ears of age and graduate of the Uni. 4
'ersity Of Pennsylvaais, class Of 1889, q
iDce which time be has practised his .
rs veterinary surgeon in 4
jecil and the adjoining coun ties. For q
be past FIVE years he has been chair.
nan Of the State Veterinary Examin-
ng Board.
John FL. Kimble, Democratic nomi- y
zee for house Of Delegates in Cecil
ounty, is native Of Chester county, q
'ennsylvania, and was born near Not u
ingham. His father, Anson Kimble, ~
q farmer of Chester county. He q
vas elucated at the public schools OF fc
is county and sfterward took bust. tf
ess course at POushkeepsie, N. Y. 70
Ie removed TO Cecil county about 1888 ul
nd settled on farm which be pur- IS
hsssd near Port Deposit. Besides ul
eing interested In farming, he is teller V
the Cet il National Bank at Port W
Deposit, of which the late Hon. Jacob W
'ome was for many years president. d
While be has never held political Office &c
or been q candidate, he Is remarkably GO
ell equipped for the duties Of legis. De
tor, being speaker of no mean nd. %
ress. He is member of the Metho. w
Ist Episcopal Church, married niece nc
the late Mr.. Tome and has two chill 20
rem. He is about 81 years OF age. an
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