Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-04-01

menced plowing ground for spring seeC
ing.
, In the locals last week from this plac'
, the notice of the marriage of Mr.. Cha
w. Lyon to Miss Jennie Bowles, shoul
have been for Wednesday this week, in
stead of Wednesday of last week.
The country roads in this vicinity ar
ldrying up for summer, and are gettin
passable. G. GODFREY GoRDEN.
Republican Nominations.
THE Republicans of Warren town
ship held the largest and most enthu
lsiastie Republican Conventions on Sat
urday held there for many years, an,
placed in nomination the fOllowin,
township ticket:
Trustees-Capt. John Howard, Har
rison Brady. Samuel Jones.
esClerk-R C. Graves.
Treasurer-B. j. Hagar 3
Assessor Hagar.
~ Constables-Johns Bulger, George
Hance, ST. ~. H-@
DELEGATES ToCoNGREssIo oNAL CONvEN
49, TION.
j. N. Lewis, NJ. C. Starbuck, J. 7. Bu.
chanan, S. b. Piper, DR.. J. 5. Ely, VIM
Il. Bundy. aafio aoifs1. ~ ~ leo
/ Central Committeeman-M. c. Star
THE Republicans of Smith township
have put in nomination the following
excellent ticket: ~ e-
Trustees-R. NJ. Dent, Leroy Moore
H. b. Weekly. ---. 80. :. = -, e
Clerk-Abner Wilkison.
Treasurer-E. d. Scatterday.
Assessor-T. J.Ault. u .
Constabies Jesse Wilkison,a il T.
Glover.
T.B. jackson was elected, as Central
Committeeman for the ensuing year.
The Republicans of Kirkwood town
ship met according to the call of the
Central Committeeman, organized by
calling A. F. Taylor to the Chair and
John NJ. Haur as, Sec'y. The Conven-
zion nominated the following ticket:
Trustees-A. F. Taylor. Geo. Chessell,
srs Joshua Young. 5 y - ~. i, 80
r Assessor ohm. N. Perkins. .1 .srT
Treasurer-David Mccoy. c;-v
! Clerk e F. Swan. <
Constables-A. Lloyd, n. FrizzeH.
DR.. w. NJ. Jones, Central Comitteeman.
The Republicans of Flushing town
ship have put in nomination the follow
ing No. l ticket:
Justice of. the Peace VIM. Nicholson.
y Trustees-Hiram Howell, w. H.
Beatty, Benz. Wilson.
Treasurer-Eliha Hollingsworth.
Clerk-W. H. Holloway.
Assessors-Dillon Pickering, JOna-
than Hollitt. t
Constables-Thos. Reynard, James
Gardner. ntaoog
The Republicans of Somerset town
ship have nominated the following ex-
cellent ticket, to be supported by them
on Monday next:
Trustees-Jesse S. Smith, VIM. F.
Outland. Robt. p. Thomas.
CleEk-John ID. Jackson.
Treasurer-George L. Crane.
Assessor-John Benton.
Constables-Isaac Johnston, VIM. T.
Simmons.
THE Republicans of Goshen township
will support the following excellent
ticket. which was placed in nomination
by their Convention at Belmont, on Sat
urday: -
Justices of the Peace-Wm. C. Hedge,
James w. Martin.
Trustees l. Lewis, Arthur
Gregg. Enfield Mead.
ICferk-I.evin Thompson. ear
Z Treasurer james w. Coffiand. "a
Assess0r-John Bailey. 3 --s
Copstables- John Bailey Oliver Wright.
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THE Washington township Republi-
cans have placed in nomination the fol-
lowing tip-top- ticket, which is to bel
elected next Monday: .sz-1ss.s
Trustees-Joh A. Timberlake, Lewis
Owens, Geo. Hendershot.
Clerk-Thos.s A.Welsb. y - tss q
TreasurefeA. ii. Caldwell. -
Justice Of the Peace-John Sidebot-
tom. @- A-t
Assessor-John Lindsay.
PULTNEY TIP. Republican Conven-
met In Bellaire on Saturday and nom
mated the following ticket: / 5-i5 vi |
Justices of the Peace-John j. Powell.
John. Kilgore, and Joshua w. Keyser. l
Observation-Disclosures w. Nelson. GGQSI
Clerk-David II. Darrah.
Assessor-Thos. Garrett. |
Constables-James B. Gill and Shan
non Archer.
Cox @. L. ;Poorman2 was appointed
central committeeman for Pultney
y sgIy beilEE ---
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