The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-03-29
Republican Nominations.
BEN NNINGTON.


Bennington republicans have splendid
ticket, every man of whom ought to and
will be elected.
Supervisor, Il. G. Morrice; clerk, A. p.
Strong; treasurer, j. A. Armstrong; high
way commissioner, Harrison Bugbee; JUS
tices, G. Ii. Thomas and b. IL. Taylor;
member board review, Leonard Grouse.
owoSso.
1t is needless to say that the OwossO
township republican ticket, headed by f.
M. Shepard for supervisor, will be success
full. His associates are all competent men:
Clerk, E. L. Wilbur; treasurer, c. r. Wood
in; member board of review, Ezra Mason;
highway commissioner, A. g. Crane; JUS
tice, G. l. Rush; school inspector, A. G.
Crane; constables, w. d. Parker, j. E. Van
Hoten, @. A. Doane, o. Launstein.
RUSH.
The republicans of Rush never had bet
ter ticket, it will be a winner from top to
bottom: Supervisor, A. b. Crane; clerk,
z. III. Peters; treasurer John Harshbarger;
justices, w. S. Lewis, j ID. Reiff; highway
commissioner, John Crane; member board
of review, j. II. Gormley; school inspector,
j. Z. Agnew Jr.; constables, A. Fillinger,
W. E. Collins, w. Quinn, g. Ii. Allen.
CoRUNNA.
The republicans ought to elect the follow
ing ticket: Mayor, Erwin Eveleth; clerk
| W. A. Knight; treasurer, Geo. ID. Mason;
justice, Robert Mcbride; supervisors. A.
A. Harper, S. b. Lyman, j. j. Peacock;
aldermen, Ray Cornell, John Trumble, d..
butcher; constables, A. A. Frain and Jas.
Montfort.
SHIAwAsSEE.
Shiawassee republicans will roll up big
majority Monday for the state, county and
township ticket. Over 200 votes were cast
at the caucus which selected as good tick
ct as was ever put up in the town: Super
visor, f. E. Sheldon; clerk, III. M. Billings;
treasurer, Frank Sergeant; justice, F. l..
Roberts; highway commissioner, VIM. Gun
derman; school inspector, VIM. Mccullough;
member board review, f. M. Whelan; con-
stables, VIM. o. Watson, VIM. w. Hunt,
Rashio Perkins, VIM. r. Banks.
HAZELToN.
Hazelton republicans surely have good
clean set of men on their ticket: Supervis'
or, Emmer Bronson; clerk, w. f. Beatty;
treasurer, Geo. Miller; highway commits
sioner, G, M. Speers; justices, Alfonzo Reed,
Aaron Hause; school inspector, l.. II. Bar
rett; cons!ables. Chas. Davis, Herman
Brewer, ii. K. Callard, Philo Hughes.
CALEDONIA.
The republicans of Caledonia can win the
election Just as long as they nominate the
class of men who compose the ticket this
year: Supervisor, j. Y. Martin; clerk, f.
M. Kay; treasurer, Frank M. Thompson;
justices, II. w. Bigelow, f. b. Bilhimer;
drain commissioner, Alfred Taphouse;
member board of review, NJ b. Aiken;
school inspector, Geo. jennings; constables,
Simon Vedder, Simon Stafford. Frank
Kingsley, Andrew Porter.
BURNS.
The democrats of this township did no,
have the courage to put up ticket in oppo
sition to the splendid republican nominees
but are trying to deceive the voters with Q
free silver ticket. We shall be disappointed
If the following ticket is not elected by the
largest majority given in years: Supervisor
Clark M. Buell.; clerk, Jay ID. Royce; treas
urer, o. j. Bird; Justices, T. A. Lawrie
L. A. Burnett; highway commissioner, N
K. Potter, school inspector, Miss Elsi,
Lord member board of review, Geo. Run
yam; constabes, Albert Mann, James Mil
ler, Frank King, Richard O'Hern.
ANTRIM.
, The result in this township is never II
doubt when Austin Trowbridge heads th,
ticket for supervisor; clerk. Walter Skin
ner; treasurer, Gilbert j. Cole; Justice O
the peace, Lewis Skinner; highway com
missioner, Calvin M. Fuller; school inspec
7 tor, Frank Morgan; member board review
7 Ramanso T. Stone; constables, Elmer Ellis
, worth, Fred IL. Love, Ulysses s. Hill
Arthur Warren.