Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-07-25
REPUBLICANS GATHER.
4 STRONG TICKET NAMED.
Delegates Hold an Interesting and
Harmonious Session and Make q
Ticket that Will Be Elected-Pro.
csedings Of the Meeting in Detail

Tlcket tn0t Will DO Glecte0-TI0'
csedings Of the Meeting in Detail
County Clerk. .......................C. N. Hull
Register Of Deeds. Mace King
Sheriff G. G. Huffman
County Surveyor. .................A. c. Romig
Coroner. ........,............ U. II. Amsbaugh
Trustees. j. Goodwin, II. Whitley, R. Mcshea
Commissioner. ................W A. Hopkins
The Republicans OF Dickinson
county held their county convention
in the court room, pursuant to call.
Saturday p. m. 1t was a convention
that impressed the crowd Of onlookers
with its enthusiasm and earnestness.
Every delegate present was there for
purpose and that purpose the nam'
ing Of a ticket to be elected next
| November. The convention did that
and placed In nomination candidates
who will reflect credit upon the party
and who as officers will be an honor
to Dickinson county. The conven-
ton was one OF the best ever held in
the county and its deliberations were
watched with interest The Popu-
lists present as visitors read in the
determined faces OF the delegates the
doom Of the Pop ticket and realized
that Dickinson county Republicans
were laying even now in the summer
OF 1895 a broad and solid foundation
for the present campaign as well as
preparing for the greater victory to
come in 1896.
THE DELEGATES,
The men who made up the conven-
ton represented the party in every
section Of the county. They were
men whose judgment is worth much
in business as well as in politics and
their harmonious choice Of ticket
meant that the nominees are men
who are winners. The delegates hav-
ing seats in the convention were:
ABILENE
First ward. G. Lightner, W. H,
Hoon, N. Holland, A. Myers l.. Lips,
J. E. Nissley.
Second ward-W, S. Stambaugh, j,
E. Brewer, w. s, Anderson, +. $,
Thayer,'J. H. Niesley, John Hill, E.. c.
Little, D. r. Gordon.
Third ward-R. B. Jacobs, 0. L.
Moore, s. A. Cooper, P. H. Halleck,
J. B. Favor, Geo. Etherington.
Fourth ward--J. NJ. Hodge, D. b.
Binder, D. Higgins, E, Keller
A. Jeffcoat, +. NJ. Upshaw, J. W.
Meek
Banner. A. Sterling, c. Rohrer,
J. B. Pray, 4. Gutsch, c. Crawford.
Buckeye L. l.. Teeters, J. H.
Hooper, Jos. Underhill,
Cheeyer-C. Janis, j. Butts, W, S.
Miller,
Detroit --- j. j. Schneider, VIM.
Karl, Jacob Engler.
Enterprise-C. Hoffman, CIV. Top
ping, John Latte, c. Kohler, Charles
Peterson, G. L. Murphy, W. H.
Staatz.
Flora--W. 7. Flora, G. W. Bethel,
J. S. Winans, A. A Flackler.
Garfield. Strachan, J. C. Seaton,
|. Henderson.
Grant-N. G. Dyer, George Rush,
J. 4. Tate, !. M. Romberger, Samuel
Landis
| Hayes--John Goodwin, l.. A. Long,
!, Page, W. B. Iants,
Hoppe. A. Stannard, H. R. Little
G. R. Crimble, B. D. Fry, s. L. Duff,
Jacob May, E. D. Springer.
Liberty-D. B. Horton, H. W.
Mitsch, S. L. Mitch, S. L.Book, G, W
Staatz, G. G, Gillett.
Lyon-W. N. Hawley, A. 5. Nc
Allister, ?. G. Dayton, D. Weaver, F.
!. Munsell, Earl Robinson. W. r.
Cannon, A, M. Crary, Q. H. Pattison,
N. Cole, A. H. Wheat, VIM. Hawks,
j. Z. Condor, j. W. Davis.
Noble-C. +. Masch, c. A. Sherer,
P. +. Whitehair, j. c. Russell, R. II,
Mcmillan, ], A. Whitehair,
| Newbern-Wm. Sherwood, M. King
cry, G. W. Hersh, Joel Hersh, G.
Kraybill.
Ridge-Lee Stage, F. W. Wright,
M. G. Hemenway, A. Bohannon, s. l..
Glover.
Solomon-E. B. Burnett, II. Whit
ley, John Shaver, W. A. Hopkins, M.
Sias, Geo. HOWE, W. Foster.
Sherman-E. J. Browning, J. Blue,
R. Moore, $. P, McElhaney.
| Wheatland-D. Smith, II. Nichols,
| C. Bell.
Holland-J. B. Baxter, J. r. Will
son, L. R. Eliason.
Jeferson--T. B. Mosley, J. White
hair, w. Rock, John Hartman, II.
Springer
Logan-S. Pierson, A. X. Adams,
G. Shockey, M. D Poister.