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UNION-RECORDER.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
For Vice President,
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
Of Ohio.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
For State at Largk.
John T. Graves, of Flovd.
Thus. E. Watson, of McDuffie.
For tuk Districts.
l«t — G. J. Brannan, of Emanuel,
ami.—A. L. Hawks, of Decatur,
gd _T B. Felder, of Laurens.
4th —J. M. Mobi.ky, of Harris.
5th.-JA8. A. GRAY, of Fulton.
4th —R. D. Smith, of Crawford.
7th!—M. L. Johnson, of Bartow.
8th —J. T. Jordan, of Hancock.
4th’—H. W. Newman, of Cherokee.
10th.—K. H. Callaway, of Burke.
For Congross—Sixth District,
HON. JAS. H. BLOUNT,
Of Bibb.
WEIection Wednesday, Nov. 7th.
Miillkdgkvllk, Ga., Oct. 8, 1888.
EDITORIAL GLIMPSES
Tne Georgia State Fair opens No
vember 5th for one week.
Hon. F. G. DuBIgnon was the high
est man on the tloket in Chatham.
Governor and Mrs. Gordon attend
ed the Fair at Rome, on Oct. 1st.
Small pox in addition to yellow fe
ver, is reported at Fernandina, Fla.
Albany, Ga.,had received over20,000
bales of new cotton up to the 5th inst.
A white democrat is elected to the
legislature from McIntosh county,
the first time in eleven years!
More than 25,000 females of Boston,
Mass., have qualified to vote on the
school question in the coming muni
cipal election in that city.
Washington county, Ga., has four
newspapers, three at Bandeisville,
and one at Tennille. Washington
beats “All Gaul.” It has four political
parties and four papers.
Some petty spite, by disappointed
office hunters in Fulton county put
Gov. John B. Gordon at the foot of
the State ticket. The Governor will
appreciate the compliment.
Trk Fbykr.—On Sunday there
were only 33 new cases at Jackson
ville, but there were nine deaths,
among the latter the bravo editor of
the Times-Union. Total cases up to
Sunday night., 3,151, total deaths 291.
Will Collins, colored, was found
guilty, in Wilkinson Superior Court
last week, of the murder of Mr. J. A.
Sheffield. As th- evidence was cir-
eu'i stantial, the jury reeouiended
him to merev. and he was sentenced
by Judge Jenkins to the penitentia
ry for life.
Rev. Dr. W. F,. Boggs, of Memphis.
Tenn., was unanimously elected
Chancellor of the State University,
at a meeting of the Board of Trustees
at Atlanta on the 6th inst. Dr. Hogg-
was graduated at Oglethorpe Univer
sity when located near this city.
As long as the colored voters divid
ed, just so long will the democratic
vote be divided in county elections.
Nothing will unite the democrats in
county and city elections, but a con
solidation of the colored vote.
We see it stated that a young mar
ried woman in Georgia has just fin
ished a crazy quilt with 27,895 differ
ent pieces in it. We will wager our
next circus ticket that the woman
pins her husband’s coal tails to his
trousers for want of a single patch.
Well, is marriage a failure?
A Miss Dukes, of Bibb county,
while engaged in household duties
either sweeping or scouring the floor,
by pushing back the door of a room
behind which was a gun on a rack,
knocked the loaded gun down, when
both barrels were discharged. One of
the loads struck her under the right
eye and l-cattered her brains over the
floor producing instuut death.
The Fair at Macon.
There is certainly going to be n
Fair at Macon, beginning on the 5th
of November and holding one week.
The city lias raised the sum which
the Slate Agricultural Society requir
ed as condition precedent to holding
the Fair.
The Macon Evening News of Oct.
5th says:
“Macon has done her duty toward
the fair. Its success must mainly de
pend upon the farmers. It is their
own particular show.”
A Great Work.
THE STATE ELECTION.
Ironed Ribbed Democracy
Victorious!
Governor, StAte House Officers, Sen
ators and Representatives.
]5el(.w will be round the full nows in re
ference to tlio election of Wednesday.—,
The Democratic State ticket bad no oppo
sition, and a comparatively light vote was
polled. The amendment increasing Su
preme Court Judges from three to five,
was defeated. For the, next year we have
for Governor, John B. Gordon; Secretary
of State, N. C. Barnett; Treasurer, It. U.
Hardeman; Comptroller, Wm. A. Wright;
Attorney General, Clifford Anderson.
There was much excitement In the 35th
Senatorial district, over the contest be
tween Itov. Sam Small, Prohibition can
didate, and Hon. F. P. Rice, Democratic
nominee. Rice received 19(50 and Small
1423 votes In Atlanta. All things consid
ered tills was quite a victory for Small.
It Is said that for the first time in 12
years, McIntosh county sends a democrat
to the Legislature.
The lion. Mr. Garrens will be tho lono
republican fisherman of the senate—a gain
of one for the republicans in that body.
The Farmer's Alliance has run races
everywhere, and usually has carried Its
candidates through. In McDuffie the Al
liance beat the nominee because ho was a
lawyer.
Prohibition played llttlo part in the
elections. The issue was made la Haber
sham, whore the prohibitionist was elected.
Senators Elect.
1. F. G. DuBlgnon—Savannah.
2. 8. D. Bradwell—IilneevlUe.
8. T. A. Harris—Jeaup.
I. A.O. Gowan.
5. Di. F. 0. Folks— Waycross.
6. William Roberts—Lots, Ga.
7. James Vick—Moultrie.
H. J. 8. Clifton—Colquitt,
y. C. U. Wootten—Leary.
10. C. A. Alford—Willingham.
II. M.C. Edwards—Uprtngvale.
12. W. M. Fitzgerald.
13. J. M. Dupree—Montezuma.
-14. T. J. Ray—Drayton.
15. M. Henderson— Minnie.
16. C. C. Holmes—Dublin.
17. J. W. Johnson—Scarboro.
18. T. C. Gibson, Gibson.
19. T. E. Masseugale, Norwood.
20. Hubert Whitfield, Mllledgeville.
21. L. D. Shannon, Jeffersonville.
22. U. D. Bartlett, Macon.
23. B. W. Sanford, Everett Station.
24. W. O. Johnson. Columbus.
25. B. H. Williams, Hamilton.
26. John I. Hall, Griffin.
27. James R. Lyle, Watklnsvllle.
28. Dr. T. P. Gibbs, Madison.
29. J. E. Strother, Llnoolnton.
39. Otna A. Harper. Elbert on,
31. W. U. Little, Oarn03ville.
32. Wler lfoyd.
33. W. S. McCarty, Jug Tavern.
84. George H. Jones, Norcross.
35. F. P. Bice, Atlanta.
36. Levi liallatd, Palmetto.
37. E. R. Sharp, Carrollton.
38. Elijah V. Algood, Embry.
39. A. J. Julian
40. J. W. Foster, Ulwasslo.
41. David Garrlen, Rep.
42. J. W. Harris, Jr.. Cartersvllle.
43 Sam E. Field. Triekum.
44. J. B. McCollum.
Representatives Elect.
Appling—B. F. Williams, Hazelhurst.
Baker P. W. Jones, Newton.
Baldwin -L. N. Callaway, Mllledgeville.
Banks L. N'. Coggins, Bellton.
Barlow - W. II. Felton, A. M. Fouto, Car- !
tercvillo.
Bibo-W. A . Huff, R. W. Patterson, 8. G. ;
Chambliss, Macon. Peter itellly, dem..
Burke-John C. Chew, Lawtonvlllo, N.A. , v ,, Mathews, ren
Buxton, Girard; W. H. Davis, Waynos- M picasaut rep.
Berrien-Dr. W.S. Walker.
Brooks-J. S. Humphries, Quitman.
Bullock-ltev. Joseph Wilson, Blitch.
Butts—Rev. Alexander Atkins, Jenkins-
burg.
Calhoun—0. L. Smith, Morgan.
Camdt n, Anthony Wilson, col.
Catoota-Jas Hunt.
Cnerukee--J. H. Latham.
Carroll—W.IG. McDaniel, Bowden ;G.W.
Hai'por-Carrollton.
Chatham-VV. W. Gordon, Peter Kelly.
Wm. Clifton, Savannah.
t’haiT.o.i-J, J. Stokes.
Chuttahoochee-J. C. F. McCook, Cussetta.
auipbolb-H. C. Johnson, Palmetto.
Clarke—H.C. Tuck, Athens,
i biatioogu-W. M. Henry, Summerville.
■ -lay—J. F. Kemble, Cottou Hill.
'..inch—J. P. Mattox,
i flee-Dan P. Lott, Kirkland,
oiqultt—F. J. Walker, Moultrie.
C'.iytoi.—W. It. Ward, Jonesboro.
Cobb—T. J. Hardage, Powder Springs; A.
S. Clay, Marietta.
Coluniblu-J. XI. Atkinson, Uarlem-
Coweta— W. Y. Atkinson, Newnan; J. P.
Jones, Whitesburg.
Crawford—W. XV. Johnson, Robley.
Dade—G. XV. Tatum,Trenton.
Dawson—G. M. Taylor, Dixon.
Decatur—J. G. Harrell, Baiubridge; XV. E.
Smith, Attapulgus.
DeKalb—C. M. Chandler, Decatur; Goo.XV.
Johnson, Lithonia.
Dodge-J. F. Delacy, Eastman.
Dooly—J. T. Collier, Vienna.
Dougherty—Louis Arnheim. Albany.
Douglass—J. M, Hughey.
Early—G. D. Oliver, Blakely.
Effingham—Morgan Itawles, Guyton.
Emanuel—Alfred Herrington, Swainsboro
Echols—L, C. Haiti.
Eloert—P- XV, Davis.
Floyd—J. W. Turner, J. L. Johnson, J. W.
I Ewing, Rome.
[ F iurdn—D. C. Duggar.
I Fayette—John Snead.
I Forsyth—G. It. Hell, Cumming.
1 Franklin—N. A. Fricks.
I Fulton -Clark Howell, W. H. Venable, J.
F. O’Neill, Atlanta.
! Glynn—James Postell, Brunswick.
Gilmer—J. P. Perry, Ellijay.
Greene—J. C. Hart, Onion Point; J. B.
Park, Sr,, Greeuesboro.
Glasscock—Seaborn Kitchens, Gibson.
Gordon—XV. It. Rankin.
Habersham—H. S. XVt-st, Ciarkosvilb*.
Hurt—J. C. Skelton, Hartsville.
Hull—Frank T. Davie, Flowery Branch;
J. L. Boone, Gainesville.
Hancock Ivey W. Duggan, Linton; It. H.
Lewis, Sparta.
Harris - J. T. Jenkins, Chipley; It. B. Mob
Mnrray-’-M. M. Bates.
Mitchell—J.L. Hand, Camilla.
Monroe-—R. L. Berner, J, T. Crowdei,
Morgan—W. It. Muslin. Madison.
Muscogee—G. Y. Tlgner, 8. P. Gilbert,Co
lumbus. ,, , . ,
Newton—J. T. Knoer, Social 0 rcle.
Oconee—James Frazier, Watklnsvllle.
Oglethorpe--J T. Olive, Lexington. O. H.
Arnold. , _ „
Paulding—Olive Morris. Dallas.
Piei ce-Henrv Hyers. Patterson.
Pickens—E. XV. Allred, republican.
Polk-B. F. Wright.
Plke-J. H. Mitchell, J. XV. Means.
Pulaekl-Y. H. Morgan, Cochran.
Putnam-T. G. Lnwsfln, It. A. Reid, Eaton-
ton.
Quitman—M. L. Albritton.
Randolph—B. P. Crenshaw, Guthbert.
Rockdale—A. C. McOalla, Conyers.
Richmond—Jos. It. Lamar, XV. H. Hemlng,
M. V. Calvin.
Bchley-A. 0. Murray. Ellavllle.
8ereven--J. R. Humphrey, Ilalcyondale.
Spaldlng-N.M. Colling, Griffin.
Stewart—Geo. It. Holiday, Lumpkin.
Sumter -E. G. Simmons, XVrlght Brady,
Atuerlcus.
Telfair-W. J. Williams.
Talbott—Rev. 8. Maxwell. Talbottou.
Taliaferro -8. J. Flint, Crawrordvllle.
Twigga-E. 8. Griffin, Jeffersonville.
Tatimll—Jonathan Brewton, Reldsvllle.
Taylor-Dr. F. P. Singleton, Oarsonvllle
Terrell-Dr. W.C. Kendrick, Dawson.
Thomas-Robert Alexander, A. T. McIn
tyre, Jr„ Thomasvllle.
Towns-Ab. Holden, Hiwasseo.
Troup-J. N. Carlton, Mountvllle: f. H-
Whitaker, LaGrange.
Union--J. Y. Walker, Blalrsvllte-
Upson-A. J. Williams, Thomaston.
XVhlton—Dr. L. N- Galloway, A. A. Carlth-
(li. ‘
Walknr-J- B- XVheelor-
Wliite-Watson Fain, Nacoochee-
Whitfield-W. C. Glenn.
Worth-J- U- Pickott, Ty-tv.
Ware—XV- A. McDonald, XVaresboro-
Warren-T-J.Veazy, Warrenton-
Washington—E' 8- Peacock; W- B-
Francis, Bartow.
Wayne-James T- King, Jr., Waynesvllle.
Webster-1). B- Harrell, Paeston.
Wilkes-W. M. Sims, E- Y- Hill, Washing,
ton-
WUkinson-Joel A. Bmlth, Irwlnton.
Wilcox -J.H- Dennurd.
How Chatham Voted.
The State election passed off quiet
ly. The ballottlng resulted in the
election of Capt. W. W. Gordon, Wil
liam Clifton and Col. Peter Reilly,
the only Legislative candidates to
whom there was any opposition
The vote was a light one, only 1,758
votes being cast. The registration
was 3,304. The following is the offi
cial vote:
For ratification of amenilment of para
graph 1 of section 2 of article 6 of the
constitution 1,371
Against ratification 4
Majority for ratification 1,367
For Governor, John B. Gordon 1.361
For.Seererary of State, N. 0. Barnett... .1,378
For Treasurer, It r. Hardeman 1,377
For Controller General, XV. A. XVright.-..1,37S
For Attorney General. Cliloril Andcrson.1,378
For Senator First I)ist. F. U, Dunignon.. 1,451
FOU REPRESENTATIVES.
William Vv.Gordon, dem 1,282
William Clifton Bern. 1,268
1,258
Bargain No. 2=
10,000 yards Sateens, at 10c, worth elsewhere 15c,
5,000 yards French Sateens, at 12|c., worth 20c.
All new and for style and colorings, unsurpassed.
Milledgexrille, Ga., Sept. IRtli, 1888.
9 tf
374
367
S.b. Morse, rep.
Hon. H. C. Tuck’s majority over
Pledger, colored, in Clarke county,
was 563. Tlio vote was Tuck 1,165,
Pledger, 602. The Chronicle says,
“No money was used. A fairer elec
tion was never held. Only those who
were legally debarred were kept from
voting. This shows that there is no
chance for the ‘cullud nigger’ iD
Clarke county.”
In Greene county Senator Massen-
gale leads the State ticket by three
votes, and Captain JohnC. Hart polls
the largest democratic vote ever
brought out in the county, being
1,071.
For tho lower house, the result is
Hart, dem., over Heard, colored re
publican, 274; Park, democrat, over
Heard, rep. 206.
Dr. Babcock's Death.
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The Atlanta Constitution accom
plished a great work on last Wednes
day night. Before its paper for
Thursday morning had gone to press,
it had received the returns giving the
names of senators and representatives
elected on Wednesday, The tele
graph and hundreds of horsemen were
used to accomplish this unprecedented
work. The Constitution is a power
in the land. It has the two “mas
cots,” so to speak, that combined,
constitute power—viz: energy and
money.
Our dispatches yesterday announcj
. ed tin- death, at Jacksonville, of Dr.
j William H. Babcock, secretary of*the
board of public education of Florida.
| He was an editorial writer in the
i Morning News for several years, and
! afterward its general agent and cor
respondent for Florida, with head-
\ quarters at Jacksonville. He re
signed to accept a position on the edi-
torial staff of one the Jacksonville
I newspapers. During the newspaper
changes in Jacksonville i,e gave up
newspaper world to accept the office
which lie lit-ld at the time of iiis
death.
I During the prevalence of small pox
• in Jacksonville some years ago lie
volunteered to take charge of the best
bouse, and for months he isolated
himself from iiis family and friends iq
tin- discharge of his selfiiupo-ed task.
His knowledge of the disease, which
he acquired during the war, when he
had charge of a similar hospital in
I Richmond for confederate soldiers,
enabled him to save many lives.
.. . Dr. Babcock wus a native of Cliar-
Haiaiaon—T’bos. XV. M. Brown, Bucbanan. ' lestou and a son of the Mr. Babcock
■ — - - ■ who was a well-known book seller
there, ami whose store was the favor
ite resort of the ieuding people oi
Heard —W. Jl. Daniel, Franklin.
Henry—Dr. Isreal L. Gunter, Wbitehouss.
Houston—H. A, Matthews, Fort Valley;
R. N. Uoltzclaw, Perry.
Irwin—E. Fletcher, Irwlnsville.
Jackson—Z XV. Hood. Harmony Grove; J.
N. Twltty, Jefferson.
J aeper— E. L. Campbell, Eudora.
Jefferson—A. E. Tarver, Bartow; R. L
Gamble, Louisville.
Johnson—T. F. Daly, XVrightsvllle.
Jones—Richard Johnson, Clinton.
Laurens—A. B. Clarke, Dublin.
Lumplun—F. XV. Hall, Dahlouega,
Dee—VV. XV. Hooks, Leesburg,
Lincoln—Dr. John Sims, Lincolnton.
Lowndes—Levi J. Knight, Valdosta.
Liberty-S A Melvor, col.
Macon—S.T. Loiley, Oglethorpe.
Madison—J. A. Green, Banielsvllle.
McDuffie—J. H, Hobbs, Thompson.
Mclntosfi—Charles M. Tyson, Darlon.
Milton—A. J. Dodgen.
Montgomery—A.G. McArthur.
Marlon—Vincent Montgomery, Genera.
Meriwether—A. J. Hudson, H. XV. Mill*
Greenville.
that city. He graduated at Yale Col
lege and subsequent!) studied medi
cine. During the civil war he was
attached to the hospital service.
Dr. Babcock was a courteous anti
conscientious gentleman, kind heart
ed as a woman, soft of speech and
slow to anger, but when lie thought be
was in the right, he was ready to las
down his life in defen-e of iiis opin
ions. As a journalist he was pains
taking and discriminating, and nevei
knowingly offended any one. He
was about CO years ol ago. Iiis death
wfts caused by a complication ol
disease fiom which lie had been a
sufferer for some time. He was a
good man, and is a great loss to the
community in which he lived.—Sa
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PRICE, S, . JO.
Bold by Druggist*.
E. A. HAYNE, Agent ut Mllledgeville, Ga.
Feb. 28,1«H8. 84 ly
_ CarMln
r l TO 6 DATS.
3n»r«ut*« > d not It
c«um Strtetura.
Mf d onlj by tho
Inns Chemlal Co.
Clnoinnftti.O
Ohio.
Trtdc
Btationery (or wile at wholesale and
retail at the Union- Kkcorskr office.
Notice.
('ity Tax Payers:
rpHE City Tax Books are open.
1 Couie forward and settle, as the
time allowed is short. , ,
G. XV. C A RAKER, Clerk.
MilledReville, Oct. 9, 188S,
HANCOCK COUNiY FAIR
-AT-
SPAIITA, GEORGIA,
—THK—
GEORGIA RAILROAD
—Will Sell—
Round Trip Tickets ^
AT ONE ‘FARE,
On October 24th, 25th 2btli and
27th, Good to return until
tho 28th, inclusive.
In addition to regular Trftin8 ’
34 and 35 will have passenger car M
taclied and Agents will sell Ticket
for said trains. n t> A
E. R. DORSEY, G. P. A.
Jok W. White, T. P. A. 14
Seed Barley.
a r\liU8HEL8 in store and for sale lo
4 bV ’ C. H. WRIGHT* SON-
Mllledgeville, Ga., Bept. 25,1888 1