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General Election Proclamation.
heres, In and by an Act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled “An Act to
regulate the nomination and election of public oflicers, requiring certain expenses incident thereto to be paid by
the several counties, and certain other expenses to be paid hy the Commonwealth, and punishing certain offenses
| in regard to such elections,” aporoved the 10th day of Jaly, A. D 1893, it is made the duty of the Sheriff of ever)
county within said Commonwealth to give notice by proclamation hd ted up in the most public places in every election
district or by advertisement in at least three newspapers, &e., of any election to be held therein, except for borough and
township otlicers, and in every such proclamation or advertisement to:
I—Xnumerate the oliicers to be elected and give a list of all the nominations made as provided in said Act,
| Pored for in such county
IT —Designate the places at which the election is to be held.
HT—Give notice that every prerson, excepting justices of the peace, holding certain offices, are by law incapable of
holding or exercising at the same time the office or appointment of judge, inspector or clerk of any election in this Comn-
nonwe wlth.
Now, therefore, in obedience to tle regirements of said Act of Assembly I, Martin 11.1
ounty of Somerset, do hereby make known and give public notice to the electors of
day after oe first Monday of November, being the
ond to be
Hich Sheriff of the
on the first Tues-
Iartzell,
said county that
A. D., 1898,
Between the hours of 7 o'clock A. M.; and 7 o’clock P. M., a General Election will be held at the several election dis
established by law in said county, at which time the qualified eleciors will assemble at their
| hereafter named, and officers shall be elected, and shall be voted for by ballot as follows:
OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.
ONE person for the oflice of REPRESENTATIV
GRERSS.
ONE person for the ofiice of SEN AT(
AL ASSEMBLY,
TWO persons for the ofiice of REPRESE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
ONE person for the office of ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
ONE person for the office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ONE person for the office of DIRECTOR OIF TIE POGR.
LIST OF THE NOMINATIONS MADE.
In obedience to the requirements of said Act of Assembly, I also give Ho7te a that the following nominations have
| been made and certified to me, as provided for in said Act, to be voted for at said election, in said count
y:
REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRATIC. PROHIBITION. PEOPLE'S.
Governar, Governar,
Silas C. Swallow. Silas C. Swallow.
Lieienan! Governor Liguiencnt Governor,
HHI
Justus Watkins.
Emmett D. Nie als:
S8C. of Internal Affairs, SEC. Of Internet AGH,
David Logan.
Sterling W. Dickson.
Judge of Superiof, Gourt, JUICE Of Superior Court,
William Trickett.
Lewis DD. Vail.
J. Newton Iluston,
William Trickett. .
Rep. af Large in Congress, nep. al Large In congress,
Dennis 1. Johnson.
George 11. Garber.
Pennock I. Sharpless. Jerry N. Weiler:
Rep. in Generess,
John J. Irwin.
senator in Gen. Assembly,
Samuel P. Brubaker. J.
Rep. In Gen. Assembly, Lieuiennt Governor,
George 11. Hocking, W. H. Thomas.
I Seales Sac. of Inlermal ANS,
ASS0cIOe Jude, Henry Peters.
Charles I°, Zimmerman. Rep. (i Loge in Congress,
District Attorney, John R. Root.
JacalyrJ. Zorn. Donald L. Munro.
poor Dirscr, Rep. in Congress,
D. M. Ball. John MeMahon.
Justus Watkins. INT. AFFAIRS, Adol-
Newton lluaston, Wm. REP. AT LARGE 1X
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HYe
iighth day of November,
dAricis
respective polling places
ONE person for the cflice of GOVERNOR.
| ONE person for the oftiice of LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
{ ONE person for the office of SECRETARY OF INTERNAL
AFFAIRS.
TWO persons for the ofiice of JUDGE O
COURT
TWO persons for the oflice
LARGE IN CONGRESS,
EIN CON-
JR IN THE GENEL:
NTATIVE IN THE
¥ THE SUPERIOR : if
of REPRESENTATIVE-AT-
Governor,
George A.
Lieutenant Governor,
William II.
Nee, of Internal Affairs,
Patrick Delacy.
oe of Superior Court,
William Triekett.
Calvin M. Bower.
Rep. at Large in Congress,
Franklin I’. Tams.
Jerry N. Weiler.
Rep. in Congress,
James M. Walters.
Scnafor in Gen. Assembly,
irwin M. Hoover.
Rep. in Gen. Assembly,
George Gr. Groff,
Simon PL Geisel,
Associafe Judee,
I'loto.
(iovernor,
Wiliam A.
Lieutenant Governor,
John PP. S.
Sec. of Internal Affairs,
Jameg W. Latta.
Judee of Superior Court, Jud
William W. Porter.
William D. Porter.
Rep. at Large in Congress,
Galusha Al Grow.
Samuel A. Davenport.
Rep, in Congress,
Joseph ¥ Thropp.
Senafor in Gen. As senbly,
es sheridan Weller.
Rep, in Gen. Assembly,
t's
William IH. Koontz.
Samuel A. Kendall.
Associate Judge,
Aaron F. Dickey
District Attorney,
Rufus E.
Poor Director,
Adam RS. Miller.
| LIBERTY.—GOVERNOL
Sione. Jenks.
Gobin. Sowden.
SOCIALIST LAECR.
Cote Tid,
Mahlon Barnes.
Charles A.
Bistriet Attorney,
Charles EK: Uhl, Jr
Poor Director,
Cramer.
3. Silas CC. Swallow. LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
phus P, Hutchinson. JDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT, J.
CONGRESS, J. Acker Guss, Charles P. Shaw.
HONEST GOVERNMENT.—GOVERNOR, Silas C.
Meyers.
David R.
SEC. OF
Trickett.
Swallow.
PLACES AT WHICH THE ELECTICN IS TO BE HELD.
I hereby make known and give notice that the places for holding the aforesaid election, in the several borough-,
| townships and districts within the said county of Somerset are as follows, to-wit:
BOROUGHS. TOWNSHIPS.
{ Bevsox—At feed store building of Pan- Apprsox—At 1.0. O. IF. hall, Petersburg
iel W. Border. Arnreciiexy—At house of AY Hillegas.
| Nenrin Ar house ol WA Bracxk—At shop of J. W. Herington.
| ; Sh BrorersvaLLey—At Fairview S-house.
formerly CoxeMAvGH—AL the Jr. O. U. A. M hall
in Davidsville. Piisr,
Erk Lick—At house of PRINT.
in West Salisbury. oni Graham
Farrirors—At house of 1.
GressvinLe—At the house
. Nipple in Poeahontas,
Jerrerson—AL house of Solomon Daker.
Jexyer—At the house of J. M. Gillespie
in Jenners,
TOWNSHIPS.
Mirrorp—At the house of J.
in Gebhartsburg.
NonrrusMreron—=A\At house oF SP oun i!
OGLE—At the e lag Hon house in the
lage of Ashit
DrsT. No. A election house
Mise. No. 2—At the school house
avenue, Windber.,
Disr. No. i—AL
C. Wellay
(rarman.
i Cassenyan—At house owned
by Mary Cupp.
1 x AN IN jo ' +] Ham ap : A -
CoxrLUENCE—AL the Council chamber. Lewis Bnterick
{ TooversviLLe—At the band hall.
JENNERTOWN—AL shop of David L.Witt.
| Meyverspane—At the Council chamber.
New Barriore--At house of J.P. N¥picer.
New:CuNtErvILLE—AT house of J. Hay.
Rockwoop—At the Council chamber.
I Nanispery—AtL the Council ehamber.
| momerreLb—AL the school house. Larnrer—At school house, Wittenburg.
I RomerseT—At the Court house. LixconN-—At hall of P. Sipe, Sipesville.
Rrovsrows—AtL house of KE. IX. Adams. I. Terieyroor—At house of M. Hiles.
Mmprecrepk—At the house of Dr. Ii.
Unsina—At house of J. B. 3iller.
WeLnerspurG—At house of Ili Sheffer. D. Moore in New Lexington.
D. Kammerer.
. QUEMNAITONING,
of Adam =v)
tion house.
Qu Dist
Lincoln Ad
No. 2—At the
i.ohr.
Rirabp—At the house of Jacob Hellman
SOMERSET — Louse of Reuben Woy.
Sovrinaveron—At house J. I... Kenn
— At honse of J.J. Walker
norr—At the election house.
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PURKEYFooT—AL house J. A
EMAHONING,
house of
NTONYCREEK
Sy
U shuitz
IBILITY OF ELECTION OFFICERS.
In obedience fo the requirements of paragrapl 1 11, of section 10 of said Act of Assembly, so far
conflict with Sec. 15, or Art. VII, of the Constitution of "said C ommonwealth, I als 5 ive notice that every pe
appointment of profit or trust under ti:
Government of the United States or of this State, or of any ¢ity or incorporated district, whether a commis: oned ofticer
ogislative, Executive or Judiciary
incorporated district, and also that every member oi
Congress and of the State Legislature and of the select or common council of any city or commissioners of any incorpo
the office or appointment of Judge, Ins pee -
election of this Commonwealth, and that no Inspector, Judge or any officer of any such elec tion shalt
be eligible to any office to be then voted for, except that of an election officer.
his 25th ) M H. ¥ TAR ¥ EL.
- -~ . an. A.
eight
one thousand,
ELIG
as the same is not
arson le 3008
Given under my hand at my oflice in Somerset, t
day of October, in the year of our Lord
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lice over Fisher's Book Store.
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t can get enough Cartridge Paper for a
The S to last
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few at TAR oilice,
cents,
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3h nuts He wile od. Bend for Clicuoars,
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