The Globe-republican., 1891-08-26

in bookkeeping, and atpresent occu
pies, to the eminent satisfaction Of
the order, position in the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen, in the
discharge Of which duties has added
practical business experience to his
previous educational attainments.
He was nominated while absent on
the road at his work as locomotive
engineer, but has accepted the call Of
his fellow citizens, and will do all
tina: is honorable and right in making
avigorous campaign. Mr.. Williams
will be the next County Treasurer in
spite of all the cunning and desperate
devices of the conspirators, and the
tax payers can at least have the
pleasure of doing business with a
pleasant, affable gentleman, and the
satisfaction of knowing that their
money will be applied to the lawful
purpose for which it is collected.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
r. F. Scoffern, of Bucklin, is an
estimable and agreeable gentleman;
bright, cultured, honest and we'll
qualified. He is an unusually re,t
penman and will keep the books of
Ford county in splendid shape. He
has large family dependent upon
his work for their support, and if he
is elected, which is reasonably GER
tain will be the case, they expect to
remove to this city and reside during
the term of his Office. They are fine
people and will be a welcome addi-
ton to our community.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
We all know the eminent qualifica-
tons which j. A. Arment possesses
of this kind of work. He is a scare-
full, painstaking man, and will keep
the records safely and in the neatest
possible shape. Ever courteous and
obliging to those who have business
with him, it will be pleasure to do
business in the register of deeds
Office after next January, for Mr..
Arment is asplendid campaigner and
sure to be elected.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
7. L. Dellinger, who resides on his
farm near Ford City, is thoroughly
educated and practical civil engineer.
He is a straight Republican and a
good citizen. Though his present
occupation is farming he has had
much practical experience in survey
ing, and the accuracy of his work
speaks more eloquently of his fitness
for the Office than any words Of ours
could do. He is popular wherever
known, and becoming better &C.
quainted during the campaign, will
be elected by an overwhelming ma
jority.
CORONER.
This Office, though not attractive
or lucrative, is one of the safeguards
of the community as a protection
against murders mysteriously COM
mitted, and though we have no rea
son to apprehend the commission of
such crimes in this community, it is
well to be equipped for every emer-
gency, and DR.. S. J. Crumbine, with
his thorough education as a physi
clan, ripened by practical experience,
is most certainly the man for the re-
sponsible post.
COMMISSIONERS SECOND DISTRICT.
H. r. Browns election to this I'M
portant Office will be godsend to
the people, not only of his own dis
trict, but the entire county. He is
an alert, capable and thorough bust
ness man. Not even suspicion Of
jobbery or corrupt scheming will ever
attach to his acts, either in private
life or the discharge Of public trust.
There is an emergency existing at
this time which demands that he be
elected to protect this community
from the great evil which has been
done us and which now threatens to be
again perpetrated.
COMMISSIONERS THIRD DISTRICT.
L. r. Miller is another man whose
o1oof;on vnaanS safety 70 tho ,ooD1o