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THEDELEGATES.1)1. t (M It A TIC TI(K KT SAM C K HI'ii 11 hml IJnt o( ThoseMelfftH Inliirdiiy.Below will be found a full and complete list of the delegates selected at the Democratic caucuses last Saturday to ! represent the townships and precinctsI of the Democratic county convention to be held in this city next Saturday. This paper has n»cn to considerablepains to procure ti e list which is presen ted to our readers complete:ADAMS TOWNSHIP.F 1 Sheets, Ant..11 Wiemken, Henry Behnfeldt, John II Met/, John Moser, M A Costello, IVrd Mikus, John WKnape, Harmon Uiebersehl, Chris Lin dau, Ceter (’orebsell, Fred Chase, John Coressel, A I, Marker, Feter Leithauser J J C arpenter, Henry Schumaker, Wra Behrens, Albeit Rowe, August Geiger, John Mosier, IM Schwartzel, Charles Clemens,Alternates John Kauth, Win Hel b» rg, Geo \V Howe, II C Mason, FredBai tels.Committeeman A 1. Barker.MUST WARD.II. D. Bokop, A Wilhelm, John* Hep ler, John DuerK, K F Carter, George Weisenberger, Jacob Karst, Tim Mahoney, (i M Weisenberger, Adam Bch ringer, John Arning, Charles Harris, Henry Schmick, J W Winn,L K Miller, Wm Dittmer, L Schlegel, L Spring. J F Schultz, Oliver Cable, M Schultz, Dan Shea, John sherry. J (i Martin, 11 CSchmick, Chris Duerk, A C Bessafal, JII Bevington, Geo Mallett, Tom Ans berry, J M ITeisendorfer, J P Kiser, J A Kitchel, Ludger Blanchard. Alter nates Geo Wilsberg. Kd White, Cieo Hood, Bat Jennings, Wm Slough.SKCOND W A HI).Thos Kourke, John Moore, L Ar-chambeault, Kd Chenevert, Peter Sei be!. Henry Hendricks, John llepler jr, M Kittner, Wm Moll, D F Krotz, P J Shannon, K S Latty, W B Daoust, M B Gorman, John McGushen, Jas Farrel, Jacob Seibel, J W Kniss, A B Smith, Joseph Monroe, Jacob Davis. J B Ten nyson, Thos Dohoney, John Flanagan, Julius Spangler, John Schneider, John Murphy, John Schlosser, Jas Harrington, John McCarty, It I) Webster, J I Malley. Alternates:—A Cardner, A Wahl, Henry Wilson, Geo Parrel, Geo Weisenberger.Committeeman—Jas Farrell.TillUD WARDM W Steinberger, DanW White,Jonn C Diehl,F (1 Bohn, Frank J Smith,John Schiembach, Jos Grossel jr, Sabastian Arning, It C Packer, John S Weisen berger, .losepli Geiger, A FSchoninger, W 1 Hath, Johu Elliott.Alternates—C Huess, Bud Murphy, Wm Sharp, CM Diehl, John Gottwald.FOURTH WARD.*1saerilAnthony Smith, Joe Latonutain, Ilarmon Vaeger.Benj Dirringer, Adolph Holdnetz, Fred T Wolsiner, David Atkinson, Emanuel Hoover, A (3 Bensni der, S 11 Thompson, Syl IIull, Frank Baker, Wm Sheets. C B lloadley.Adam Minsel, (leo Kintner. Philip Hahn,Hick Spangler, Bert Helmer, Frank Bleser, K E Hall, Robert Hal),Samuel Winkler, John Ort, John-Matz, Henry Bauman, Fred Hoffert sr. Alternates—Charles Kesselmejer, T S Wight, Albert Hold net/., Andrew Stoll, Al l’eters.Committeeman—Syl Hull.DEI UNlt; K TOWNSHIP.Clias Block, 11 S Yanvlerah, (Jeorge Keezer, Andrew Sproull, I) C Harman, Henry Brinkman, Thos 1’orter, E A Carpenter, Heo Hasselswerth, K 11 Lambert, John Hasselswerth. Alter nates—Wm Sproull, Heo Knight, Ferris Keeser, John Moon.DEL AWAKE TOWNSHIP.11liegitReader, did you ever take Simmons Liver Regulator, the “King ofLlVER MEDICINE8?” Everybody needs take a liver remedy. It is a sluggish or diseased liver that impairs digestion and causes constipation, when the waste that should be carried off remains in the body and poisons the whole system. That dull, heavy feeling is due to a torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache, Malaria and Indigestion are all liver diseases. Keep the liver active by an occasional dose of Simmons Liver Regulator and you’ll get rid of these troubles, and give tone to the whole system. For a laxative Simmons Liver Regulator is better than Pills. It does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly refreshes and strengthens.Kvery package has the Red Z stamp on the wrapper. J. 11. Zeiiiu Co., Philadelphia.Kisaheth, Frank Brininger, Fred Rich, A Kteckner.Committeeman—Henry Wonderly.MILFORD TOWNSHIP.Thos Eck, llenrv Deitsch, E II Otis, Henry Kimple, Val Kimple, John Slee8inan, Heo Hootman, ('has HUlett, J Shauklin, Jas Johnson, W O Barney. Committeeman—J Shanklin.NOBLE township.F W Smith, II Homeyer, John Car neuter, Rush Carpenter, John Lang, Henry Musser, Wm Longsmith, John Brown, 11 Prosser, II C Leaders, John F I)owe, Wm Kehuast, S Hruner.NORTH RICHLAND.W A Schmaltz, John Drexler jr, Frank Hammond, J H Steffel, C A Sei pel, Mike Clemen, J S Calkins, S Osborne, Philip Young, II H Newel,Peter SchaafT.Alternates—Wm Schock, Ed Mohr, It B Cameron, Heo Drexler, Henry Feiudel.SOUTH UICIILAND.J Davis, J J Finn, Henry Baker, Heo Baker, Wm Zimmerman, M Hohenber ger, S Breckler, John C Clementz, f J Thieroff, Heo Worth, Henry Ort, l/aniel Aschbacher.TIFFIN TOWNSHIP.W A Snider, Henry Hall, Wm Kimberly, N King (leo Schnenr, Wm Hall, T E Shuter, Frank Hall. Peter (lares, W C Partee, O B Partee.Wm Thielman M M Cameron, J J Wisda, Wm Phillips E F Stever, P Partee, David ltasor, A llall, Sam Hornish.Committeeman—W II McCauley.WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.I Ball, B Ball, C Weber, Wm Lauce, (leo Woods, C D Moog, A F Haase, (1 W Benner, Wm Strusaker, C Fieldner, O Fieldner. C Swartzbeck, H Witzman,s W Beattie, W Holler, F Pollock. J W Harber, Chris Holler, C W Kerns, (1 WChurchman.Committeeman—Chris Holler.HOW TO LIVE.J K Denman, J M Slough, A Banard, Wm Slough, It Ilammll,Henry Russlet, E Miller, Jacob W Miller, Zeno Miller, Orlando Mitchell, Henry Iluston, W W Huff, Wesley Bercaw, E B Moats, J E Spitler, J M Brown, F W Limbaugh, Hiley Mock, Chas Moninger, J M San ders, HE 1’raxler, J J Miller, Charles Porath, Henry Kuhn, Jas Bloom. Alternates—Frank Lang, Jerry Bloom, Taylor Lintz.Committeeman—H L Traxler.10ioIVletag-a.ce11a-to10FARMER TOWNSHIP.A A Sellers, U F Martin, C I) Hard ner, Allred Ridenour, John Fryman, Jas Ringer, Clem Hardner, () P Tharp Richard Knight, A W Beattie, Alfred Beer bower.of(1-X-H1CKSV1LLE TOWNSHIP.Heo Tracht, 11 It Bloomfield, Wm I.ash, A D Otis, Frank Warner, J MAinsworth, Heo Sholl, ltev Ketrow, Ed Walker, Heo Denning, Heo Lewis, Ai H inter, Enos ltath, (lias Coughanour, W 1) Wilson, Joe Conley,W W Wilson, James Seevers, John 1- Miller, A Mil ler, Frank Maxvvell.Lewis Ferris,Jacob Hrover, Sam ltodacker, Jas Stafford, Walter Collins, LewiB Saltzman. M N Crary. Reason Scott, Elder Humbarger, Henry Lower.Alternates —E A Swan, John Shaffer, Wm Miller, Jacob Iloffmelster, John ! Keener.rittHbur/t Prl«**t Aimtft to Reform Drunkard* and Glutton*.Rov. Father McKeever of the (1hnrchof St. Jolm the Baptist of Pittsburg is organizing a novel temperance slt;x*iet\. It is notisectarian, and its members will bo permitted the use of light boor andwines in moderation.Should the plans of the organization become popular the liquor business of this country will be entirely revolution-ized While a total abstainer himself, Father McKeever believes in temperance in all things. The work of his society will be educational. It is to go into homes and teach the science of living. What food is best suited to individuals according to the work they do, and how to prepare it, the amounts necessary for the preservation of health and strength will be taught them.For those who desire alcoholic stimulants the use of beer and light wines will be advocated. Whisky, brandy, gin, rum, Father McKeever releg i es to the apothecaries, where they are to bo secured as medicine by prescription. The practice of treating will be discountenanced.Father McKeever is arranging for a mass meeting at which his ideas will be explained. He is pastor of one of the largest Roman Catholic churches in Pittsburg. He also proposes to reform people who eat too much.—Chicago Times-Her aid.ir-toWfofcusell*stTl-1110IILAND TOWNSHIP.Thomas Boyd, August Wandt, L. W. Manslield, S. O. Mansfield, Daniel Myers, Wenzel Hetz, Joseph lloschock, John Storck, J. K. Myers, Thos Riley, Charles Riley, T. A. Boyd, Henry Troeger, William G. Kopp, William Zachrich, Frederica Frank, Adam Max, Adam Foss.Committeeman—T. A. Boyd.A Reminder.“I do not hesitate, Mr. Stalate,” she remarked gently, “to say that yon are a young man of excellent habits, but I am very much afraid that you would spend too much of your time away from homo. ’ ’“Why do you think so?“Because,” and she yawned a little, “you spend so much time away from homo now.”—W^-Jungton Star.}MARK TOWNSHIPIaChas Ilomeyer, Fred Bailey, L E Kit terman, John Mater, Houston Hanna, D I’ Slattery, T J5 Randal. M J Greek, Orlando Ewing, Chas Ridenour, Elias Ridenour, M J Thiel Heo Wonderly, I’eter Walters jr, M Iluber. Wm Kisa beth, Jos Miller jr, l’hilip Kisabeth.Alternates—C E Curtis, Barnett Mil ler, L Colby, Johu Brininger, C Elser, I) Slattery, H II Long, Paul Hagan, Jacob Fraker, Johu Fraker, Heo Doe,A Thiel. II Wonderly, John Sholl.JacobSaturday, SepThe When408 Clinton Str
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