The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-05-12
CTMRERLAND BAR.

CUMBERLAND BAR.
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Attorney Of Powhatan.
%. Hon. = l.. Farrar, former Coun-
~ Judge of Amelia.
30. W. NJ. Justis.
PRINCE EDWARD BAR.
81. Col. Meade Haskins, Of MOTTO
way.
This foots up 52) ffty-two lawyers
practicing in Judge Hundley's circuit
who have endorsed his reelection, rs
against the l6) signing the article in
the Herald of the 9th inst.
Here follows list Of the county
officers in Judge Hundley's circuit
who have endorsed him:
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
!. W. j. Hubbard, Clerk.
>. Vim. Williams, Sheriff.
3. Lewis Williams, Deputy Sheriff.
4. Charles McCraw, Deputy Sheriff.
.. j. Z. Gillian, Treasurer.
g. Jas. l.. Anderson, Deputy Trea-
surer, and all members of the Board
of Supervisors.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
:. II. X. Adams, Sheriff.
s. Jno. B. Phillips, Deputy Sheriff.
APPoMATToX COUNTY.
9. Geo. r. Peers, Clerk.
10. r. W. Taylor, Deputy Clerk.
II. +. W. Mckinney, Sheriff.
II. II. W. Mckinney, Deputy Sher-
if.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
IL. Geo. p. Russell, Treasurer.
IA. Jno. IL. Faris, Deputy Treasurer.
Is. Miles VI. Hutcheson, Deputy
Clerk.
rs. Charles \. Osborne, Sheriff.
II. J. G.. Watkins. Deputy Sheriff.
Is. IL. w. Harvey, Deputy Sheriff.
10. J. c. Priddy, Deputy Sheriff.
20. J. II. Bailey, Chairman Board Of
Supervisors.
u. \. ;. Barksdale, Supervisor.
%. A. b. Rice, Supervisor.
%. p. II. Morgan, Supervisor.
Here also follow the resolutions
adopted by mass meeting of the peo-
pie Of Charlotte, held, on May LIST,
and paper signed by the voters Of
AppOmattOx. The people Of Bucking-
ham and Cumberland are equally
unanimous for Judge Hundley, and
will, in due time, endorse and instruct
their representatives for him.
We certainly have not intended "to
mislead and misinform the public"
or any part Of the public, but have
simply tried TO let in the light of truth
in regard to this contest. With the
bar of the circuit and the people Of
four of the five counties practically
for Judge Hundley, We
think we are fully justified in asking
his reelection.
MEETING or CITIZENS or CHARLOTTE
COUNTY.
Monday, May LIST, large and en-
thusiastic meeting of the citizens and
bar of Charlotte county was held at
the Courthouse, for the purpose of
giving public expression TO the very
general and united sentiment of the
people of Charlotte in favor Of the re-
Of Judge George j. Hundley,
as his own successor. The meeting
was called To order by Hon. Boylan
Green, late county judge, and j. G..
clerk Of the court, was
made chairman, and Leonard Cox,
secretary.
On motion of &. II. Green, Esq,
was appointed to drait res
olutiOns to express the sentiment of
the citizens and members Of the bar on
this matter. This motion was ably
seconded by w. c. Darlington, Esq,
who paid forcible and graceful tri-
butte to the ability, urbanity and fair
ness in the full discharge of the inn
pOrtant functions of his high office, by
Judge Hundley, not only in his rela-
lions to the members of the bar but
10 the advantage Of the people gene
ally and the promotion of good order
md the general interests of the COM
nunity at large.
The Chair appointed the following
on the resolutions: Mai. |
r. V. Gaines, Hon. III. &. Rice and
Lee w. Morton, ON behalf of the citi- 4.
ems, and G.. II. Green and Thos. f.. I
Of the bar.
The Committee reported the follow /
ny resolutions which were unani- /
nOusly adopted:
1--WE, the citizens Of Charlotte coun-
Y, Virginia, in public meeting assem-
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