Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-08-07
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Primary Election
PROCLAMATION.

THE qualified voters of the Republican party
4 of Fayette county are hereby notified to as
semble at their usual places of voting except as
otherwise provided in this notice.
On Saturday, Aug. 9th, 1873,
and then and there vote by ballot for nominees
for the following officers, tO-wit:
One candidate for Senator.
One Representative.
One Prosecuting Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Commissioner.
One Inhrmary Director.
The candidates receiving the largest number
of votes shall be declared the nominees of the Re-
publican party of Fayette county. at the general
election on the 2d Tuesday of October, 1878. The
candidate receiving the highest number of votes
for Senator, will be presented to the Senatorial
Convention at MOrTowtown. Thursday, August
2ist as the choice of the Republicans of Fayette
county.
Qualification of Voters.
All legal voters who endorse the principles of
eos me P tb part! ana VII support the nom
considered qualified voters, and none others.
The polls will be opened in all the townships
except Union, at O'Clock p. m, and close at p.
m In Union Township the polls will be opened
The following named gentlemen have been Sc
| lected by the Executive Committee to act as
they Will be at the places ASST gned them prompt
/ ly at the hour named in this call
Union Township-Judges: D. Waters, George
| Bybee, John D. Stuckey. Clerks: Thos. n. Craig,
T. D. McElwain.
| jefferson Township-Je -Jehfersonville-Judge =
Abram Bush L. D. Grow. Clerks: VIM. T. How
West Lancaster Precinct-Jadges: Ethan AL
| len Harvey Sanderson. Clerks: Thos. W. Will
Perry Township-Judges: Matthew Anderson.
John p; Todhuntcr. Clerks: Jacob CockerIll, I.
| X. Perdue
| Green Township-Judges: 1. G. Johnson Jonah
| Merchant Clerks: j. @ Adams, James Patton.
Concord observation-disclosures NJ. s.
Stuekey. S. P VanPelt. Clerks: 1. n. Rowe, n
Bunkerhill-Judges: John T Cox Robt Worth
inSton. Clerks: Benz. Rodgers, SOllarS Wells
Jasper acknowledgements Judges: John
Merchant. Jacob Bush. Clerks: Anderson Blue,
| Elan ThorntoR.
| Jasper Mills-Judges: Jeremiah Shelton. Jas
Beatty. Clerks: S G. Roberts John :. Burnett
Paint tTownship-Klever-Jud VIM Tway,
Michael Klever. Clerks: ThOs. Green, Cornelius
Irving, Jr.
BIooming gburg-Judges: Noah Jones, J. NJ
Edwards. Clerks: a. B. Elliott. Alpheus Haines
Madison Township-w -waterloo-Judges: c. G
LeaVell Clerks: E. w. Clarridge, l.. Il. TmimonS
Madison Mills-Judges: James Adams, Ii. ID
Marcy. Clerks: John T. Burke, Henry Hanna
walt.
Marion p-Otterbine-Judges: Fuller
Hess, Jno. Moore. Clerks: Boman Hess, jaime:
| Manara.
| Wayne Township-Good Hope-Judges: MiltoI
HaSler, John Parrett. Clerks: John McElWain
Elijah Hopk ms.
Rock MiIls-Judges: T. H. Devices, JOSEPH
| Bonham. Clerks: David Jones, John BOnham
The Judges or Clerk of the Severel precincts
will deliver to the Chairman or Secretary of tn
, ! Central Committee or before O'Clock. OF
Tuesday, August 1a, their respective tally sheets
certified and sealed, the same to be opened by tn
Executive Committee on the said 18th day of Au
gust, and the result duly ascertained and an
: nOunced. In addition to the nominations of can
, ddates for the position named above the voter
Of the several townships are requested to selec
" by ballot. Delegates to the Judicial and Senate
rial Conventions; the time and place for the sal
Conventions to be agreed upon by the countie
: comprising the respective districts. The rate
I of representation will be one delegate for eac
J 100 votes cast for Gen: Noyes, and one delegat
for each fraction over fifty, making the toWnShi
representation of Fayette us follows: