Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-11
REPRESENTATIVE.

| to be q Republican, but did not like to
pay $40 license tax on his little gro
cery The fight is between him and
Kisor. with the probabilities in favor
of Crane tip. AS for Jake Staulter,
Rockey White and Quaintance,-they
will most likely run best in the remote
parts of the county.
CLERK.
| For Clerk of Court, first comes Will
liam b. Hitchcock that name no doubt
sounds familiar to everybody, as the
memory of the Oldest inhabitant don't
run back to the time when he was not
a candidate.
Then comes D. D. Hare, young law
yer of fair abilities, who has a part of
the ring influence: he came to Crane
tp. to make it q home and get Office.
Next is Andy Reynolds, of Richland,
who is noted as having once been Sur
veyor of the County; he has some abil-
ity with considerable popularity, and
to prevent his nomination. Crane trots
out young Rummel. of same township,
to divide his vote. and in all probability
win succeed in defeating him.
Next is Robert \. Mckelly. Now
Robert is a smart boy. and has the other
part of the ring influence. and if he
had personal popularity, might win );
but he will before long realize the truth
of the old proverb that a house divided
against itself must fall"
Fred. Schafer also wants the office !;
but Fred is German, and as it is now
decided that the party can get along
without the Dutch vote, they don't
propose giving them any of the candi-
dates.
| Young Ringeisen, too, wants to be
Clerk, but the ring simply say he must
teach school a while longer.
| TREASURER.
| For Treasurer there is Esquire Wohl-
gamuth, William Smalley and Jonathan
Hare. The ring have decided on Small
ley, as he is the best man to borrow
money from.
| RECORDER.
First ON the list is Jim Nelson. who,
the ring say, has more chance of being
struck by lightning than of getting the
omination.
Christian Tschanen also wants the
Office, but the ring say his name is too
Dutch-the Democracy can "neicht fer
stay Deitch.
! Wash Erant hos fI,a i-o of f,n
office and will get it. He is clever
fellow, that the ring can use; he will
be handy to 60 bail and the like; but
without qualification for the office.
William Snyder, of Marseilles, also
wants it; but he, too. is in danger of
lightning; he wont know what struck
him.
! Adam StutZ is also announced; but
he, too, is Il German. so there is no use
of saying anything more about him
only that he can't come in. They will
make it all right with him by running
him for School Director in May.
SHERIFF.
Then comes the big fight-the fight OF
fights,-the fight for Sheriff. Ten can
didates! eight of whom are certain OF
getting the nomination.
Capt. Anthony Bowsher is first nam
ed. The Captain is prefixed to dis
tinguish him from Major" Anthony
Bowsher, of Carey. The Captain keeps
a small grocery on Main street. Upper
Sandusky, O., where lie sells whisky by
the small, and says yes great many
times where mo" would answer better
The Democracy will say no to him, the
first Monday in April.
Frank Conaghan comes next. He's a
very clever fellow; it's wonder they
will pay him by running him for In
Urinary Director next sall.
Michael Deplar,--poor Mike! why, he
has fallen among thieves! He don't
understand the ropes. He is simple
minded enough to think that honesty
integrity ard qualification are guaran-
tees to Democratic nominations! Be
not deceived, Michael; look out for th,
Liquid fire.
Jim Southwark, of Richland tp., vii
get good many votes in his section
and to prevent his nomination Crane
trots out Leve Willoughby, and hope;
to defeat him. James, look out fol
lightning.
George Adair is also announced, but
George is a member of the Town Coun-
ell. and was one of the Sewer contract
ors! Nuf ced.
John II. Barrick is candidate and
will get the nomination. or somebody
will get hurt, and he will know the
reason why.
Henry Myers, of Tymochtee, wants
to be Sheriff; but the ring say that
Henry is fooled, deceiv- ed and likewise
sucked in if he thinks he has any show.
c. Herring lie Christ Herring. former
ly of Little Sandusky, but now of Up
per Sandusky, Is ii candidate. He saw
there was no chance for him down in
Pitt to compete with Crane, SO he came
here. Christian, you're not old enough
; besides there is s1nattering of Dutch
about. Your five dollars for announc-
ing your name, along with a great deal
of good whisky, will all-according to
yonr talk be gone to hell"
I William NJ. Baldwin is also announc-
ed. 1t is conceded by every body that
Bill would make the best crier. He has
long since demonstrated that fact by
his earnest appeals on the street to the
people to be governed by the Constitu-
tion and follow in the footsteps Of our
illustrious forefathers; while his luxu-