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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

Adjidauno q to y third. Time AL
Second race-for two-year- olds, last
five and half furlongs Of the Eclipse
course-F1re Eater e to y first, Joe
Cobb q to y second. Sweet Alice u5 to
y third. Time. d:O4 IL.
Third race-handicap for all ages, last
six furlongs of the Withers mile-Leo-
nora Loring q to y first, Francisco GU
to y second. Daily go to y third Time.
1:2O.
Fourth race-the Champagne stakes.
for two-year-olds last seven furlongs
of the Withers mile-Meltonian Gao to y
first, Aceruu Q1 to 1o) second, Gray
Friar III to 81 third. Time. 1:27-
Fifth race-the Municipal handicap.
for three-year-olds and upwards. mile
and three-quarters over the hill-Ad-
vance Guard q to o first. Hunter
Raine g to s. second. Andy Williams
Il to q third. Time, 500
Sixth race-seling. for three-year-olds
and upwards, mile and a furlong over
the hill-Lord Badge e to u first. Re
morse Is to y second. Brunswick e to
y third. Time. 1853 3-4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
v. M. /. DEFEATED
Georgetown Wins at Georgetown by
Score of23 to H..
(special Dispatch to The Tin

fspecial Dispatch to The Times.)
WASHINGTON. d. c., October 1s.-The
foot hall team from the Virginia Nlll1ary
Institute was defeated by the George
tow. University team on Georseto"h
field to-day by the score OF . 10 !.
Weight and experience We're IesponSloe
for the victory Of the h,me team. and
although defeated, the virginians have
every reason to be gratified az the gains
they put UP.
Their play was fairly steady through
out and brilliant at times. Barring
Tgene1 ally prevailing tendency on the part
of the Virginia Military lnstltute 70
tackle high. the play of the visitors WIS
superior to that of their heavy opponents
and in the first half. after about ten min
utes Of NERVOUSNESS, they outpiaSeo
Georgetown at every. point OF the game.
TIE offensive play of both teams was
far superior to their defensive.
Promptly at half-past 8 the coin was
tossed, and Captain Dewey OF the Cadee
team. won the toss. He chose the soutn
goal. giving Georgetown the ball Glvens
kicked Off and the ball was brought PACK
we'll up the field. After it had changed
he 1,ds several times, always remaining
in y NJ rs territory, Georgetown sue
cacded in rushing it down to within
shor: distance of the cadet goal line, when
Hart was sent over for touchdown.
Carroll kicked goal.
Changing goals. they began again. ana
soon v. NJ. I. had the ball on downs ~
a series OF splendid runs between the
ends and tackles and plunges through
the line. she forced her way steadily on
10 a touchdown, but failed of goal
In the second half 8Georgetown's weight
began to tell, and she soon scored anoth-
or touchdown, from which a goal was
kicked In the very first NAV there was
a tumble. and the ". NJ. I. full back Sc
cured the ball and broke through the
crowd and ran down the field for touch
Gcwn. This play was the most exciting
OF the game BY steady line plungins
GEORGETOWN secured two more touchdowns.
For the Cadets. Milton. Pace. Paul and
the star full back played the best game.
Buckley, Hart and Reilly carried off the
ho,iors for Georgetown.
SUMMARY
y. MI. Positions Georgetown.
Cooper. left end. .McG ettigan
Ievol. left tackle. 80. Russell
Pacc...... left guard. -Parke
I.eftwich.. right guard. Thompson
(N1ahoneyl 3
Sinclair. right tackle.... .Seits
Milton right end. .Edmondston
Dewey (capt.) quarter back. Buckley
Pnul. left half back Reilly Capt.
Funkhouser) 1Abbotlehlo)
Claggett. right half bacl1...... Hart
Jc-, full back. Carroll
Rc<eree-NIr. Shields Umpire-Nrr.
Powell. Timekeepers-Wise (Y. NJ. Il.
Cox (Georgetown). Iinesmen-Crowder
*. M.NI.). Monohan fGeorgetown). Touch
dcwns-Reilly 81. Hart. Jones. Milton.
Goals from touchdowns-Carroll( 3), Jones.
Time of halves-twenty-tive and twenty
minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
ROYALTY CLIMBS TO BOX
RESULT OF SARA'S WHlM

Especial Gable Dispatch to The Times.p
STOCKHOLM. October 1Ss-When Sara
Bernhardt played here she declined to
use the ordinary stars dressing room. and
constrained the manager to transform the
artists foyer into dressing room, for her
This has always been used by the
Royal family to gain access to the Kings
box
The result OF Bernhardt's monopollza-
ton Of the foyer was that the King OF
Denmark. Queen Alexandra, tho Dowager
Empress of Russia, and other royalties
were compelled to make their entrance on
the stage via a step ladder. and thence
across the stage in order to reach the
box. Their Royalties did it laushingly.
and declined the request OF Bernhardt
that she alter her dressing room for their
benefit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
.INAS0NS DO HONOR
TO WASHINGTON
Scsqui-centenniaI Anniversary Of
His Initiation in Fredericks-
burg to Be Celebrated.
(By Associated .Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. LAMENTATIONS
have been issued for the celebration by
the Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania OF the
sesqul-centenntal anniversary OF the
imitation OF General George Washington
into the Masonic fraternity. an event
which took place IN tho lodge at Fred
erieksburg. Va. on November 4th. l15z.
The grand masters. deputy grand mas
ters and grand secretary OF all tho
Grand Lodges, with which the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania holds friendly re-
iations. and other prominent Masons .
have been invited.
The celebration viii be- held III tho
Masonic Temple in this city on November
9th. the formal exercises being held In
the Cortnthtan or Grand Lodge hall.
President Roosevelt. who is member
OF Oyster Bay Lodge. Is expected to b
present and make an address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
MORRIS PARK RACES
MeItonian, at 40 to |, Wins the Cham,
payne Stakes.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW. YORK. October 1S.-James CAL
ways Meltonian, at 40 to l in the bet
ting. won the Champagne stakes at
Morris Park to-day. Eugenia Burcn
finished second, but was disqualified on
foul. She was leading. and when
within fifty yards from the wire began
to swerve and badly interfered with
Acefull and Gray F'riar, throwing them
completely out Of the race. When
Strengthened out for the run home in
the stretch, Redeem, on Meltonian, was
riding desperately and by dint of hard
riding won. driving by a head from
Eugenia Burch, who was one and one
half lengths in front Of Acefuil. sum
maries:
First race-October steeplechase. about
two miles and half-Judge Phillips g
- 49,, H..k Eaxsa1A q TO u second.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

on the home grounds with the North Car
c;;na Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege resulted in a victory for Virginia
Polytechnic Institute by the score of Il
to E. The teams were evenly matched. and
re game was only won after hald-
forght battle. There were no casualties.
Zach side showed pluck and determine
ton Virginia Polytechnic Institutes car
tain. Carpenter. made the run Of the
game in the first half.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
.HAMP DEN SIDNEY 36,
R. m; ACADEMY 0.
The Presbyterians Entirely Too
Strong for the Junior
Methodists.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times! r.
HAhlPDENtSIDNEY, VA. Oct. 70
Hampd first game OF 1oos-
ball took place here to-day with han-
dolph-NIacon Academy.
The lineup was as follows:
HIS. c.. Position. nm. -
sheldon.......... center Sua uisan
Thornton.......right guard. .Ha :, So
.........right tackle.- banh'
F. D. Irving. right end..... ! ohIiso O
Payne.....N.... left guard. ROPER 's SUI
Craige (AIcGehee) left tackle. G.llo,,
Preston (Gammon). left end.:.: W alsn-
Lanshorne....qu back. ...L1pscoiiip.
McCorcle Patton) full back. norman.
stcpnenson.... left half back. :. W iisot'
(AIoore). 80
Christian......1tght half back. N tIl
Game lasted fifteen and a half m'nutes IS:
First half thirteen minutes. second nan
two and half minutes. The score VS.
HIS. c., SO; RIM. A., 0.
The star play Of the evening was
Langhorne's touchdown from Kick OIL.
Estimated weights of the teams are
R.-M. a., 141; HIS. c., 155.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Academy Scores Against Harvard.
(By Associated Press.)

WEST POINT. N. ", October 1s.-Five
thousand spectators witnessed the Mill
tary Academy football team score
against the strong Harvard eleven in
a tiercely contested battle here to-day
The game was an exciting one from
start to tissh. resulting in a score Of IA
to 6 in favor of Harvard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
HERBERT SPENCER is
NOT A VEGETARIAN

Especial Cable Dispatch to The Tines.)
LONDON, October 1s.-vegetarians have
been claiming Herbert Spencer as de-
votee. but tho philosopher says he only
tried vegetarianism for a year.
Spencer said recently: II went over alt
that had written during the year prac-
ticed vegetarianlsm, and consigned 1t all
to the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
LAST DAY AT LEXINGTON
Close of Thirty-first Meeting Of Ken.
lucky Breeders Association.
n,r ssnniated Press !


Z LEXINGTON, ky. October 1s.-Three
races to-day closed the Kentucky
Breeders Associations thirty-drst annual
meeting Summaries:
The Blue Grass-2:19 trot: purse 81. 700
Chase won three straight heats and race.
Dulce Cor second, Maxine third. Best
time, 200 IL.
2:2o trot; purse s1.0O0-Billy Foster Boy
won three straight heats and race, Norrie
second, Wild Wilton third Best time.
ell -.
ZIG pace; purse s1.OO0-Mustard won Sc
sond and third heats and race. Daisy
Field second, taking frat heat: Doro
Delpha third. Best time, e:oS IA
Results at Worth.
CHICAGO. October. 18-Results at
Worth:
First race-seven furlonR+1fattle Span
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
VIM. AND MARY, g: OLD POINT.:O
A Beautifully Played Game the First Of
the Season.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. October 49,
William and Mary College won its first
game OF foot ball this afternoon from Old
Point College. by score Of to 0.
It was beautifully played game and
both sides played well, bat William and
Mary proved to be too quick and heavy
for the Old Point boys.
The features of the game was the play
ing of Davis. right tackle, and Roberts.
left-end. for William and Mary; and AL
len. right-end, and Iaroby. rght-half
limo Of Game. first half. twenty minutes:
second half. twenty minutes Time
keeper s. T. Gresham. Referees. Rev
o. Johnson for Old Point College. Line
up:
W, and NJ Positions Old Point
McGhee. fright guard. -. Smith. B..
Mcdonald =. left guard. ....Smith. j.,
Davis. ......right tackle.... ....Carroll
(Captain.)
Bowen. left tackle. ....Burnes. J.,
Blackinston.... ....right end. 49,. ALLEN
Roberts,. -. left end -. ....Ware
Hall 49,. right half back. -. .Laroby
Dade.... left half back. Hopkins
Crims.... ..... full back. .Vealey
Shoemaker. quarter back ....Rowlart
(Captain)
William and Mary observation-disclosures
right guard; Ropar. right end: Dunford,
right half; st. Clair, right end. Old Point
College observation-disclosures. right guard:
Dockety. right tackle; Cunningham, left
guard Teamer, left end
William and Mary will leave next Fri
day for several days; will play two
games. one with Hampden- Sidney College
and the other with Hoge Military Acad-
envy.
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light variable winds.
Highest temperature 2. M.......... q
Lowest temperatures "a. M............. %
Mean Temperature yesterday.......... 6S
Departure from normal temperature. OF
Precipitation during past q hours... w
LOCAL.
Horse Show closed last night after Q
week OF brilliant successes.
Programme Of unvei!ing monument IN
Hollywood embraces addresses by dlstln-
sa Gambli S joint in the Second District
raided and about fifteen arrests made:
Richmond College defeats Randolph
Macon In game OF football at Broad-
Street Park by q score OF thirty 10 noun
Police Board will meet Monday and hear
DR.. Hawthorne testify as to open bars on
Sunday closing laws Will be enforced
strictly to-day.
Lewis Nixon inspeots the Trigg yards
and there is possibility OF his investing
money in the local scheme.
Governor ana Mrs. Montague return
from launching at Newport News and at
Virginia field trials will be held at
Plan adopted for citizens league. which
merce on Monday night.
Gossip and news cleaned from around
the City Hall.
VIRGINIA..
The Board of Visitors OF the University
pass resolutions indicating Colonel Miles
and appoint a committee to select a plan
for-creating an executive head and to So
cure proper legislation.
The Franklin county negro who abduct-
ed a young white girl In jail at Rocky
Mount and the girl Also in custody.
A runaway in Covington causes injuries
to we'll known people.
Judge Blair rules that negro wagon
1,-iy ha CnnfalprlCV served hi9
country in time Of war and allowed him
to register.
Courthouse fed on mammoth Brunswick
stew.
Soldier believed to have been mysteri-
ously murdered at Newport News is alive
and identified.
ed principal of graded school at Atkins.
made vacant by death of Frank 3. w.
Scott
jail by the United States Court at AbihS-
don.
Coal goes down two dollars ton In
Virginia defeats Tennessee at Nashville;
Georgetown beat V. NJ. l. In Washington,
while the Polytechnics conquered North
Carolina Agricultural College on the
Editor Crown. of the Norfolk Dispatch.
to tell who assaulted him.
Coal operators on New River to meet
miners Tuesday with a proposition to set
tie the strike
GENERAL.
President Roosevelt cautions office-hold-
ers tn regard to campaign activity.
Revolutionists defeated in Venezuela
after seven days fighting.
f Miners convention will meet tomorrow
in Wilkesbarre to pass upon acceptance
Of arbitration proposition It Is believed
thta President Mitchelrs influence will
carry the day In favor Of arbitration.
Jefferson Memorial Association organ
lied in Philadelphia to build a monument
to Thomas Jefferson in Washington.
Sarah Bernhardt's dressing-room In the
way of royalty.
Herbert Spenser announces that he is
not a vegetarian.
Many football games played yesterday
Could Securities Company, with capital
Of sse9; Geo &C., soon to be formed Will en-
continent on his own lines.
Big fire near Easton Pa.
Lord Kitchener leaves England to take
command in India.
Earthquake shocks felt in Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Sample Bottle of Swain

spilman.. right half. Robinson.
Morgan .-......-..... full ....... McAath>
troa,ns quarter Mcneil.
T,ouchdowns-hy Spillman, Landlord,
SpiIlman. Smith, Morgan, 5. Goals-hy
Morgan ca.
Referee, W. p shelton; umpire DR..
Garrett Nelson; timekeeper, Lear: TWEEN
~ minute halves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Yale Defeat Princeton.
fpy Associated %Precs

NEW HAVEN, CONN. October IS.
Yale defeated the Pennsylvania State
College eleven at football to-day by the
score of II to o. Yale's goal was not
seriously in danger at any time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

that
that the
month DID,
obtained
OF
and brother Swamp-Roo
ednaf lie oc;ors particle good
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cer % to q first. Evelyn Byrd c5 to y
second Carl Kahler 6 to y third. Tine
1:27 3-5.
second receive furlongs-Mary Nc
carerty Is to . first, Gregor 4. 6 to y
second, Durazzo e to y third Time.
1855.
Third race-mile and sixteenth-Nl-
second, sombrero e. to y third. Time.
trate @ to y first. Felix Bard G to y
1:4s %.
Fourth race-mile and auarter-The
Columbian Handicap-McChesney g to .
first, Caliban g to p second, Lucten APP.
pleby G to y third. Time. 2:e3 SO
Fifth receive furlongs-Money Muss
Is to s. first. L'Etrenne q to y second.
81. Minor q to p third Time. IL 80.
sixth race-two miles-Barrack Q1 to 3
arst Hayward Hunter 6 to s. second. OBJ
stinate simon Is to II third Time 81 ga
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SUMMARY OF TO-DAY'S NEWS
FORECAST,

Fair Sunday; fair and cooler Monday;
light variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

-Four United Mine Workers sentenced to
iail by the United states Court at Abihg-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19

Thomas n. Homer. of Bristol, appoint
ed principal OF graded school at Atkins.
| made vacant by death Of Frank B. w.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10

Honest sewing machines at hon
est prices. Fisk Sewing Machine
company. 10 It'd 1tw
Ex.Sheriff Stephen G. Pyle, OF
Middlebourne, Is In the city today
on business.
For sale at reasonable price fine
new organ, easy payments Fisk
Sewing Machine Co. 10 It'd Itw
G. D. Smith, Est. of St. Marys,
passed through the city last eve
ming on his way to Middlebourne
to visit his family.
Closing out all scuffed sewing
machines; every one warranted.
Fisk Sewing Machine company.
10 1t d Itw
Wanted. Ckaperone" by Paul
Leicester Ford, very latest book
out, handsomely illustrated. for
sale at McCoys Book Store.
The show people arrived this
afternoon and they will he greeted
with large audience. The ad
vance sales are very large.
The Temple Clothing company's
store will be closed at D. m. Fri.
day and remain closed until s D. m.
Saturday on account OF a holiday
Mr.. L. M. Martin. former well
known citizen of this county. now
a resident of Waterford, O., was In
the city today shaking hands with
his many friends here. He has de.
cided to move from Waterford and
after next week will be at home In
Williamstown, W. Va. He made
the Review a very pleasant cash
and social call this morning.
David Hickman. clerk of the
County Court. candidate for cleo
ton, was In the city today. Mr..
Hickman says the charge printed
twice or three times to the effec.
that If the people would elect him
as they did six years ago he would
never ask for the Office again, Is
not true. He says he never made
such promise to anybody at any
time In his life. He says he Is able
In every way to serve the public
another term In Office and II
elected he will appreciate the favor
very much and will discharge his
duties faithfully and honestly as he
has eyer done
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
Lets F.
19
You
Down
Easy!

Insurance cannot prevent
fire, but 1t can and does pre-
vent the ruin and SUFFERING
that would ensue without It.
1t lets you down easy-sus
tains you until you get anoth.
er foothold,
| represent a score of the
Oldest and best FIRE insurance
companies In the land, and
am giving very low rates just
now. The probability Is that
they will not be so much lon
ger Better take out suf.
icient insurance without de-
lay.
As every Company now
charges exactly the same
rates why not have your prop.
erty insured with a company
that Is well known In this
City and one you know, has
nd Will pay ell Its, losses
promptly Here Is my list
and everybody knows that
there are no better compan.
les on earth. 2r7
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school house, G. c: Fletcher, o. J.
I111 awd A R~~al~1-

school house, G. c. Fletcher, o. 7.
Hill and A. Broadwa'er.
McEtOy District.
Precinct No. Shirley, A. S.
Keys, F. NJ. Allen and P. NJ. Fur
bee
Precinct No 2-Moores, E Elder,
Lot Mccormick and J.H. Mcintyre
Precinct No Sc ders school
house, Henry Myfes. John Wood
burn and S. A. Allen.
UnloR District.
Precinct No. Il Bowle's Nils,
ID. R Bowles, ]. T. Hugus and
Lewis Holmes.
Precinct, No. 2-Friendiy, w. A
Woodburn, Selmon Wells and LII
Morris.
Local DOings.
E. Elder, A. Z Keys, s. c
Nichols and P. M. Furbee, of Nc
Rlroy district were at the coun >
seat this week on business.
]. D. Smith and Mr. R binson,
Of Wick, were In town yesterday on
business.
F. D. Young Esq of Sistersville
vas In town on legal business yes
terday.
R F. Stealey. of Parkersburg &C
companied by his cousin, Mrs. julia
Hopkins, of the same city, are visit
'ng Mr. ard Mrs. L L Stealey, Of
Oodd street.
J. K Hill, Of Waite rford. Ohio, Is
visiting friends near town.
William Baker, of Friendly. was
a busin' SIS visitor here last Wednes
day.
Mrs, L. B Rodgers, of Watkins,
came to town Wednesday on bust
ness.
Senator Morris. OF Centreville,
remained over night In town last
wednesday.
Isaiah Weekly, of Wilbur, was In
town Wednesday.
Electric Road.
Mr.. Frantz, of Pittsburg, was in
town Tuesday looking after the
franchise to run an electric lii e
over the public roads from New
Martinsville to Sistersville ami
from New Martinsville to Middle
bourne aud from Middlebourne to
Sistersville. County court will
meet November II, 1892 to con.
slider the matter.
Moving.
DR.. Ira Lemley, of Shiloh, Is
moving his family and household
effects to the c B Jemison house
on Fair street and will become a
permanent resident of the county
seat The DR.. has opened up his
dental Office, in the upstairs of the
Jackson building.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-10
.OCal and Personal Briefs
Jay Is pay day.

Jay Is pay day.
y two more pay days before
show at the Auditorium to-
nre your tickets for the show
It.
weather continues to be fine
eather.
towboat Hornet No 2
up this afternoon with a big
empty barges.
and Mrs. Joseph Boyers, of
tea, are In the city the guests
and Mrs. Joseph Mckay.
blk E. Bixon, of GAINESVILLE,
S the new tonsorial artist at
irst National Bank barber
5 Henderson returned this
Pc from Grafton, where he
I'd meeting of the Grand
K. of P.
pnic club members are re.
d by President Sybert to
t the club rooms this eve
n business of importance.
@. Hays Is In Pittsburg.
In that city he will probably
West Virginia Tool com.
plant 10 the Oil Well Supply
ny.
her Cotton. brother of Mrs.
Russell, of this city, was
d last week to Miss Beatrice
at the home of the bride, In
Mich.
tets for the show tonight are
well. The advance sale last
Vas the largest first day ad-
sale for any show that has
ere this season. The com
Rrries a fine quartette and the
Is said to be superb. 1t Is
seeing. Price IS, so and IS.
fine little side wheel steamer
which returned from the
recently, has entered the
heeling and Marietta trade
three round trips a week
pday, Wednesday and Fri
wn Tuesday, Thursday and
y. Captain Eb Cline Is
and Harry Wilson, of Clar-
Is clerk.
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COUNTY SEAT NEWS.
Accidents.

Little Chandos Grim, SON oil
Sheriff ]. w. Grim, fell off the foot
bridge running down Main stree.
to Dodd street. Tuesday afternoon
|alighting upon paling fence. re-
ceiviDg several severe bruises and
cuts on hts body, which will con
fine him to his bed for some time
He fell about ten feet. DR.. Euple
rendered the necessary medical at
tentiou.
County Court.
The county court met Tuesday
and appointed election officers.
Election Officers.
The following gentlemen will
conduct the election to be held on
November 4 1922.
NCHtISVHle DiStrlCt.
Precinct No. I-Ceutreville, B.
L Pyle, James A. Meredith and
Marshall Plerpoint.
Precinct No Deep Valley, +.
c. Lewis, David Hess and George
w. Davis.
Ellsworth District.
Precinct No. Court House,
John Shepherd, Eleazer Doak and
A. T. NARROW.
Precinct No. 2-Laurel Run, L.
w. Parks, D W. Twyman, Jr. and
B M. Clark.
Precinct No Sd. ]. VanCamp,
T. B. Watkins w. F. Clark and D.
B Leap.
Precinct No. 4-Morey's Hall.
D. M. Smith, R. B. F. Martin and
T. E. Keller.
Lincoln District.
Precinct No. I-Citizens Hose
House, VIM. E. Seal, S. c. Sybert
aud G B. Stealey.
Precinct No. 2-J. T. Jones Hose
House, W. L. Armstrong, John L
Thompson and W. G. Aeuew.
Precinct No. 3-Buck school
house, Franklin VanCamp. A. L
Buck and Lloyd Kimble.
Precinct No. 4-School house
Wells Lane, F. E. Boyles, Mat S.
Campbell and c. W. Kirkendall.
Meade District.
Precinct No. Wick. ". A. r.
Smith, ]. NJ. Ash and G. K. Nor
gan.