Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-08-09
d. WOODS.

The County Cle,k, is one of the
met popular CfiiceIs the county ever
had, ami has held the office since 1873.
'e is painstaking and competent OF
ficer, whose constituents are proud to
run as their choice, while those who
did not support him find no room for
complaint, as he gives his careful at
lection 70 every detail of his official
duties. Mr.. Woods is a native of
Livingston county, but removed to
Marion when only fifteen years of age,
AMI was there engaged in business for
himself until the people recognized
bis ability and rendered him the office
of county clerk lie has ,xempIified
the wisdom of their choice by the
manner in which he has discharged
his duties. lie is thoroughly embued
with the Importance Of attending
strictly TO business, making it hold
first place always. for that is the only
sure road to success lie is SO we'll
known throughout the county rs to
niuae introIuciiors or encOmiums un-
nect ssiry, and Lis friends number as !
his acquaintance. lie il Prominent
in the social circles rs in the business
connections, treating AL with due re-
spect, as he is d gentleman in every
se,asof the term. lie is firm be-
lever in the Dem1 cratic faith, and
has ever held the banner in honor. lie
is n candidate for reelection to the
office of which he is the present in
cumbent. He has made careful Of
ticls', one TO whom the Press is glad
TO pay tribute in this issue. There is
not man in the county who has such
a thorough knowledge of its business
its records and its people. Thorough
~ familiar with the laws of the States
MIR. Woods is of incalculable value to
the people of the county as an advis-
Or, and in this respect he saves to the
people hundreds Ofdollars every year. :,
In all ordinary matters pertaining to
The records or matters that belong in y
my way t. the county court, there is
no need of employing lawyer for v
advice. Dave Woods has the infor- "
nation at hand, and no matter who q
wants it, rich or poor, great or small, ="
white or black, it is free for the ask "
ng. There is not clerk in the State
lis superior, and but few are his u
qua.s. 1t was great day for this +
ounty when he was elected its i.
Jerk. ~
Mr.. Woods has the following to h,
ay to the voters: tt
To THE VOTERS OF CRITTENDEN III
,OUNTY: Having been earnestly re- P'
uested by my friends from all politi- M
al parties and having received the P'
unanimous voice of the Democratic al
to become candidate for &C
Ounty clerk. (and being willing n:
ibjecD, l hereby take this method of al
myself candidate for CT
selection as your county court clerk, IN
~ promise you a faithful III
The duties of said office, IN
5 have ever endangered to do in !"
ne past. feel II ank full to you for co
he nancy favors yo have shown me eS
nd the confidence reposed in me in Pr
he past, and / hope l have done no sa
fiicial or other act to cause you to feel 10
yrieved or to regret the interest that
OIL have heretofore manifested IN M
ehalf. AMI if you in your wisdom
,Ou'd at the next November election
gain favor me win said office | will
lrely appreciate the favor as much a.
ny man cosld, and will use every
ndeavOr to make you faithful aid