Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-14
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Items Of Interest to Patriotic
People.


Nominations for township officers
are in order.
Grant Kieffer is hunting for another
job after January. lie sees the signs
in the air.
The News is between the devil and
the deep blue sea" and don't know
which way to jump.
A. G. Romig has practically no
opposition for surveyor. lie will be
elected without any question.
Wen bet doughnuts to dollars that
Charley Pattison can't make n calamity
speech to save bis life. He isn't built
that way.
U. II. Amsbaugh is a prosperous
farmer Of Grant township and will
make flrst-rate coroner to sit on the
defunct Pop body.
II is reported that some of the spoils
candidates on the Pop ticket have
contracted for all gall obtainable OF the
Abilene butchers. They need 1t.
A. S. Lowery and f. W. Wright are
true friends of the county high school
and 1t will be safe to trust the educa-
tional interests OF the county In their
hands.
Wonder IL Phillips, of the Monitor,
will be compelled to suppress that
article he wrote year ago against the
News Pop brother-in.law. Give 1t
circulation, Phillips.
S. S. Smiths legal ability is not
questioned even by his bitterest
political opponent. lie is young
man of strong personality and will
execute the laws in fearless manner
w. NJ. Sherwood will make a model
county treasurer. His llne farm in
Newbern township speaks volumes for
his thrift and business ability. lie
will command the support of all of his
farmer friends.
DR.. w. n. King is one of The
county's old residents and is noted for
the uprightness Of his character and
the geniality Of his disposition. He is
an old soldier ard will receive many
votes from his friends in other parties.
Not only are our candidates the
unanimous choice OF our party but
they are without exception men OF
eminent qualifications and clear
records, Republicans, we are surely
on the high road to complete success.
chapman STANDARD.
The Republican convention that was
held at Abilene last Saturday was one
of the most enthusiastic meetings OF
the kind we have attended for many
years. The candid iles nominated are
all good men aud we hope TO see them
every one elected.-[IIerington Times
Republicans are In the fight for
clean sweep and the ticket will be
elected from top to bottom. A cleaner
or stronger set of candidates were
never before nominated and we have
already heard Pops say that they
intended to support that ticket Hope
Dispatch.
Ernest Nottorf is sure of a reelection.
No honest man in the county wants
man raised to that position who will
certify to the election of a legislative
officer by the hehest Of any political
secret organization. Nottorf will be
winner and honestly conduct the
county's affairs.
II all the candidates on the Republl-
can ticket has as easy a race as X, A
Brown has for sheriff there would be
no use for further work, Dick Is an old
soldier aud has hosts of friends all over
the country who will deem 1t an honor
to vote for him. He is practically
elected already.
@. II, Koepke, the First districts
candidate for commissioner, received
an unanimous nomination. He has
always been alive to the interests OF
his constituency and will have little
difficulty of reelection. He is man
of unimpeachabe integrity and his
word IL as good as his boLd.
The Times editor felt prouder to
receive the unanimous support Of the
Herington delegation for high school
trustee than he would to have received
the election to that office without it,
Forty four votes for the nomination,
after only an hours work, is not so
bad as 1t might be after ALL Herring
ton Times.
The convention held last Saturday is
acknowledged by members Of all parties
as the most harmonious ever held in
the county. There will be no apologies
to make, no excuses to offer, no sharp
deals to explain ticket was put in
nomination that would not need any.
The Journal is for the whole ticket
Enterprise Journal.
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