Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-09-14
THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY
"A List of the Nominees Chosen in the
Primaries Last Week-sone Dele
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A List of the Nominees Chosen in the
Primaries Last Week-Sone Dele
cations Incomplete.
There will be great many changes
In ths personnel Of the general assem-
bly, for the next two years. In the
primary last week a number Of new
senator's and representatives were NOM
mated and the lower house will be al
most an entirely new body.
Abbeville-J.R R Blake senator, hold
over. Representatives, ]. Fraser Lyon
and Jos. N. Nance. Second race be-
tween Wade S. Cothran and Jno. c. Lo-
max. P. B. Carwile defeated for re-
election.
Aiken-Second race for the senate
between R. L. Gunter and Senator w.
Z. Johnson. Dr.. L. B. Etheredge, G.
L. Toole and Jno. R. Cloy nominated
representatives. Second race between
B. X. keenan, and A. L. Sawyer. (B. +.
Holman for reelection received but 32G
out of 3,64O votes).
Anderson--Senator ]. K. Hood, hold
over Representatives, Josh W. Ash
ley, J. B. Watson, Geo. e. Prince and
NJ. P. Tribble, elected A. G. Pinckney
and ]. G. Milford run over for fifth
paice.
Ramberg-Dr. J. B. Black elected
without opposition to succeed S. G:
May6eld. representatives chosen, j.
S. J. Faust and z. T. Laffitte.
.Barnwell-Geo. II. Bates defeated
Robert Aldrich for the senate. Repre-
sentatives nominated are Messrs. Gyles,
Harley and Turner. (Ft. Fl. Walker
was defeated for re-election).
feated Senator Thos. Talbird for the
senate. c. J. Colcock, Jas. Glover and
w. N. Hayward sent to the house.
Berkley-E. j. Dennis and R. H.
Haynes run over for State senate to
succeed late Gen. e. J. Dennis E. e.
Baliantine and W. L. Parker elected to
the house Geo. B. Davis and W. NJ.
Breeland run over. rs. w. Russell de-
feated).
harlestcn-SenatoI Won Kolnitz
holds over. representatives selected
are Huger Sinkler, R. S. Whaley, ]. 3.
Herbert, r. M. Lotion, E. NJ. Seabrook,
d. J. Baker, D. NICK. Frost and O. A.
Mamlin-the last two being new mem
bers. (B. P. Carey was defeated Cor
re-election).
Cherokee-serator T. 3. Butler holds
over ]. C. Otis chosen representative.
Representative Kirby and Sarratt in
second race for the other place.
Chester-Senator P. L. Hardin holds
over. A. l.. CASTOR and IT. G. Strong
will be reelected to house with Paul
HeDlphill as third member. (Represen
tatiYe Jno. NJ. Wise defeated).
Chesterfield-Se Senator Edward Mclver
holds over Representative G.. K.
.Laney re-nominated by nearly seven
eighths Of the vote Representative Pol
lock runs over with Rev. T. W. Scruggs.
Clarendon-senator C. NJ. Davis
holds over Representatives Ralph S.
DesChamps reelected and D: ]. Brad
ham, new. Second race between Repre-
sentative j. II. Lesesne and ex-Repre-
sentative M. C. Galluchat.
Z Colleton-Senator ]. H. Peurifoy
holds over. W. c. Brant chosen repre-
sentative. Second race for two ctber
places.
Darlington-Senator G. w. Brown
holds over. Representatives, L. NJ. Law
son, ]. P. FSirven and A. L. Gray. (Gen-
.eral James and Mr. Parnell defeated for
reelection, Mr.. Coggeshall didn't rum.
Dorchestel-J. D. Divens and U. S
Connor run over for senate. ]. A. VIM
berley elected representative-only one
from this county.
EdgeGeld--P. B. Mayson and T.. j.
Taibert run over for the senate to sue
ceed J. C. Sheppard, who did not offer
Representative Rainsford was defeated
for senate. B. e. Nicholson elected TO
house and ]. W. DeVore and j. K.
Strother run over for second place.
Fairfeld-W. J. Johnson elected SEN
5ator to succeed Senator G.. W. Rags
-dale; retired. J. G. McCants, g.. W..
Ford and J. M. Brice elected represen-
tatives.
Florence-:Walter H. Wells will run
over with &. G. Palmer for seat Va
Gated by resignation OF Senator J. w.
Ragsdale. Representative Cause re.
elected. Representative King and
Humphrey defeated. Other represen-
tatives are Messrs Kershaw and Pos
ton.
orgetown-Senator LeGrand &.
Walker reelected without opposition.
Representatives ]. W. Doar and NJ. w.
?yntt reelected.
Greenville-Wm. l.. Mauldin and Alb
sslom Blythe run over for the senate,
Senator Dean having not been a can
a!date. For the house the following
we're elected: B. A. Morgan, returned
r.. P. Cochrane and J. r. Harrison, new
members, and the following enter the
second primary for the three remaining
places, l.. o. Patterson, G. w. Richard
son. Jno. J. Watson and R. Y. Hellams.
Greenwood-Capt. ]. Hampton
Brooks elected senator Representative
P. B. Callison reelected, W. H. Yeldell
and J. E. Morrison new members.
Tampton-.Senator Warren hold
over. Representatives Youmans and
Middleton were defeated and Messrs. L.
M. Riley and 7. B. Whatley were elect
Horry-J. G. Holiday reelected SEN
ntor over ]. P. Derham. D. d. Harrel-
son reelected to the house with Col. u.
A. spivey the other man.
Kershaw-Senator j. T. Hay holds
over. Representatives M. H. Smith anu
Jno. G. Richards elected without oppo-
silion, as was the case with them two
years ago. ,,
holds over. Representatives elected
are: Capt. ]. w. Hamel, president OF
the State Law and Order League, and
Harry w. Foster. Representative
potts was defeated and Representa-
tive Williams did not stand for re-elec-
ton.
Laurens-F. P. MCGOWAN elected to
the Senate without opposition to snc'
coed DR.. o. P. Goodwin, retired. Rep
resentative w. G.. Irby, Jr, reelected.
r. D. Boyd and ]. H. Miller are the
new men from Laurens, Mr. c. e..
Featherstone having been defeated.
Lexington-Second race for the
Senate between D. L. Efrd and w.
Fl. Sharpe. The only Representative
elected is e. ]. Etheredge; p. u.