that an election will sald county of Qeatre on the First Tuesday of November, 1894, being the 6th day of November A.D 14, for the purpose of Sleciing Sus person for Gov for Lisutenant Governor, ernor, one one Asditor General, one person for Secretary of Internal Affairs, two persons for Representativesat- Large in Congress, « nc person for Representative in TOSS, One person for Senator in the General Assembly, two persons for Representatives in the Gen eral Assembly, one person for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, one person for Asso ciate Judge of the Court of Common Fleas, one person for Jary Commissioner 1 also hereby make known and give notice that the place of holding e'ection In the sev eral wards, boroughs, districts and townships within the county of Centre is as follows For the North ward of the borough of Belle fonte, at the Hook and Ladder Company's house, on East Howard street For the South ward of th= harough of Belle fonte, at the Court House in Bellefonte For the West ward of the borough of Belle foute, In the eanrriage shops of 8, A. MeQuis thon, In Bellefonte For the first ward in the borough of Philips burg, at the house of Adam Moyer, corner of Beaver and Front streets For the Second ward of Phtlipsburg, at the public corner of North Centre streets For the Third ward of the borough of Phil, ipshurg, at the corner of Pine and Seventh the borough of buliding at the andl Presqueisle | streets, Dorland Bullding For the borough of Centre in & room at DJ. Bartges hotel For the borough of Howard school house In s«id borough For the borough of Millheim, in a room at the National Hotel For the borough of Milesburg, in the publie buliding on the north side of Market street For the borough of Soath Philipsburg, in at the public The following is a facsimile of the Official Ballot. for the county of Centre, to be n voted on the 6th For Miles township (middle precinet), at Harter's hall in Rebersburg For Miles township (western precinet), in the empty store room on the property of Elias Miller, at Madinsonburg. ; For the township of Patton, at the house of Peter Murray. For the township of Penn, at the public house kept by Reuben Bracht at Coburn, For the township of Potter (northern pre- cinet), at the Old Fort hotel. For the township of Potter (southern pre- cinet), at the pubile house formerly occupied by 8. D, Burris, For the township of Rush (northern pre einet, in the school house at Cold Stream, For the township of Rush (southern pre- einet), in the public school house in the vil the se hood hots For the borough of { nlonville school house in sald borough For the township of " ney burg school house For the townshi cinot At Curtin s solu For the township « § western pre einet), at the sehool b n Central Cley For the townahiy i OER northern mn cinet Al the pubile sl “Walker's Sehoo! House For the townskipof B house of Mrs. Delils Ette For the township of Cs cinet), at the school he For the town , At the publ For the towuship of Curtin school gouse near Robert Mann's For the township of Ferguson (old pre. For Half Moon gnet), at the public house of J. A, Decker, in Army Post Flall ir Fine Grove Mills For the town For the township of Ferguson (new pre Hotel in Boalsburg gnot), at the ¢ Id school house at Batleyville For the township of Howard, ut the ofMoee of For the East precinet of Gregg township the Howard Creamery Co i room of house occupied by David Sowers, For the township of Huston, at a Penn Hal the Patriotic Order of Sons of For the West precinet of Gregg township Julian, us room at David Rhale's hotel For the For the Northern precinoet or Gregg town house in Sip, at Murray's school house For the township of Haines (eastern pre s {1 SOD dnet), at the public school house at Wood 0 He nshi epstern precinet), in gard the dwelling house of Jasper Wolf, at Woll's For the Store , At the cinet), at the public house of 5, R. Gettlg, at the new Anronsburg Grand own nion township, mn the Hage of Storms! at the 1 tthe Roons the v AStern pry the hall of America in in the school { Marion, at the school onstern pre amont of western pre cinot house of A. A, Milles Halnes township western pre precinet) of Snow shoe precinct) of Moshannon, lage of Powelton. For the township of Snow Shoe (eastern at the school house in the village For the township of Snow Shoe (western at the school house in the village For the township of Spring (western pre einet), at the public school house known &s the Fair Ground School House, For the township of Spricg (northern pre cinet), at the house of C, WwW. Martz, For the township of Spring (southern pre. einet), at the hotel! of Gottlieb Haag, in the the village of Pleasant Gap. For the township of Taylor, at the house erected for that purpose on the property of Leonard Merryman, For the township of Union, at the house of Wm. Alexander For the township of Walker, in the ‘Grange Hall” ut Hublersburg For the township of Wort nights of the Golden ¥ , at the Hall of gle at Port Ma- Bi of November 1804.8 certified to by the Secretary of the Commonwealth A Cross (X) Marked in the Square at the Right of the Name of Each Candidate, Inside the Line Enclosing the Column, Indicates a Votelor Each Candidate Thus Marked. If a Cross (X) be Marked Within the Circle it will be Equivalent to a Mark Opposite Every Name in the For a Straight Ticket Mark Within the Circle For a Straight Ticket. O Mark Within the Circle AO Democratic. (Governor. [ Mark One. ) EE —————— | William M. Singerly. Laeutenant Governor. { Mark One. | John S. Rilling. For a Straight Ticket. Mark Within the Circle Prohibition. (Jovernor. Mark One Charles I. Hawley Lieutenant Governor. Mark tne Homer L. Castle. Those who do Not Desire to Vote a Straight Ticket Must Not Mark a Cross Within the Circle at the Head of the Column. For a Straight Ticket | For a Straight Ticket For a Straight Ticket. For a Straight Ticket. Mark Within the Circle Mark Within the Circle Mark Within the Circle. People’s. Socialist Labor. || INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN. {7overnor. (fovernor, (rovernor Mark © Mark Mark One Mark Within the Circle. Independent. Governor. { Insert One. ) Jerome 1. Thomas H. Grun Laeutenant Governor. Mark (mn Lieutenant Governor. { Insert Une Lieutenant Governor. Mark One. ) Lieutenant Governor Mars One Aki Fred I Mark One. } Amos H. Mylin. Secretary of Internal Affairs. [ Mark One. | James W, Latta, Auditor Geperal. { Mark One. | David F. Magee. Auditor General, f Mark One Charles Palmer. — Auditor General, Mark One Auditor General. { Insert One. ) Auditor General. Mark (nu Auditor General. { Mark One. | W. M. Deisher Joseph B. Allen. An Secretary of Internal Affairs. { Mark One. | Walter W. Greenland. Secretary of Internal Affairs. [ Mark One LeRoy Gleason Secretary of Internal Affasrs. Secre tary of Iaternal Aff Mark One Mar Secretary of Internal Affairs. { Insert One Secretary of Internal Affairs, in William B, King The column below the name of voter mav insert in any person whose name is not printed on the ballot, for whom he de- sires to vote. Ri a es hd [his column is for the use of voters desir. ing to vote for candidates other than those whose names appear printed on this ballot. ET YT SE DE (Governor. { Tusert One Lieutenant Governor. Insert One Auditor General. ( Insert One. Secretary of Internal Affairs. ( Insert One Representative-at-large-in ess. [ Mark Two.) Henry Meyer. Thomas Collins. Representative-at-large in Congress, { Mask Two. | Elisha Kent K Lewis CG, Jordan Representative-at-large in Congress. Two Representative-at-large in Congress. Mark Representative-at-large in Congress. Mark Representative-ai-large in Congress. Ma Tw nsert Iw Two. ) [nse Ra" Gottfried Metzler 3. 1 {sreenman, Representative-at-large in Congress. { Insert Two Representative-in- Congress. f Mark One. ) Aaron Williams. Representative-in- Congress. f Mark tine W. H. Watt, Senator in the General As- sembly. Senator in the General As- sembly. [ Mark One . B. S¢ Philip E. Womelsdorf, Harry R. Curtin, { Mark One Representative in the General Asseinbly. [ Mark Two.) James Schofield. Robert M. Foster, Representative in the (Jeneral Assembly. { Mark Two Thomas Young. Judye of the Court of Common Pleas. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. [ Mark One. | Pi s—————— — Calvin M. Bower Associate Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. __[ Mark Oge. | Benjamin Rich. Associate Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. { Mark One. } Thomas F. Riley. Judge of the Court of (Common Ple as. Mark One Herbert T. Ames Associate Judge in the Court of Common Pleas { Mark One Jacob Shuey. “ { Mark Ove. | ln John D. Decker. Jury Commissioner. { Mark One. ) Joseph J. Hoy Jury Commissioner, f Mark One William W, Bell Insert One Representativein Congress. Representativein Congress. { Insert One Senator in the General As- sembly. Mark One S. Woods Caldw ell Senator in the General As- sembly. Insert One. Representative in the Gen eral Assembly. { Insert Two Judge of the Cowrt of Come- mon Pleas. Insert One Associate Judge of the Court of Common Pleas { Insert One. ) Jury Commissioner, Insert One.) Notice 1s Heresy Given, “That every person, excepting Justices of the Pe . reace, who shall hold ay office or appointment of profit or trust under the Government of the United States, rr of this State or of any city or incor- porated district, whether a commis- a subordi- nate officer or agent, who is or shall sioned officer or otherwise, be employed under the Legislative, Executive or Judiciary departments of this State or of the United States, or of any city or incorporated district, and also that every Member of Con- gress and of the State Legislature, and of the Select or Common Council of any city, or Commissioners of any in- corporated district, is by law incapa- ble of holding or exercising at the same time the office or appointment of Judge, Inspector or Clerk of any Elec- tion of this Commonwealth; and that no Inspector, Judge or other officer of any such election shall be eligible to any office to be then voted for, except that of an election officer At all elections held under the law of this Commonwealth, the polls shall be opened at 7 o'clock A. M., and close at 7 o'clock pr. Mm. Given under my hand and seal at my office in Bellefonte, this 22nd DAY OF OCTOBER, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety-four, and in the One Hun- dred and Eighteenth vear of the Inde- the United States. Jno. P Condo, Sheriff of Centre county. pendence of
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