Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-06-16

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Convention st St. Louis, 1896
Reso!ced, That VS. pledge cur un.
animous support TO tie ticket this
day placed in nomination.
Resotved, That We enioin upon cur
Representatives, both National and
State to unite with tie Administra-
tions in promoting every measure to
secure the greatest economy and
save and tighten the burden of fax
atloh to the agricultural and labor.
ing classes.
The following resolutions was ad-
opted on motion.
In as much as the present rules
Covering the Republican Party of
Juuia'a County, are unknown to the
ms jorjty of the msmbsrs of the party
ard that several changes and alter
nations bave from time to time been
suggested, therefore be it resolved
That the Rules of the Republican
Party Of Juniata County bs carefully
gone over and revised bv commit
tee of five, to be appointed by the
chairman OF this convention, said
committee shall have the power to
suhmit any amendment, to said rules
ard the same he reported in time
for action upon at the next Primary
election, and also
That under the approval of said
Rules by the people, tha: tie same be
published for the benefit of the Re-
publicans of this County. The COM
mittee on revision of rules are:-Carl
: F. Espenschade, Hon. L. E. Atkir-
son, Hon. W. G. Pcmeroy, John j.
Patterson Jr. and W. L. Hoops.
THE TICKET.
The ticket nominated on Saturday
is good one in tie man, and is
worthy of the support of the repub.
icon party.
For Register and Recorder, Arson
B. VIII, is the present obliging and
capable holder of that office. His
ADMINISTRATION has been good ore
throughout, ard when an officer is
and tried it is a mistake to turn him
out when he is willing t. continue in
service
For Sheriff, Samuel Lapp, served
one term as Sheriff three years ago.
He is now actively engaged in the liv-
cry business. He is credited with
having been in the combination last
fall 10 defeat portion Of the repub
lican county ticket.
For Jury Commissioner, Samuel
Aurand, IS good natured, honest
Republican now engaged in running
q stage lire from the railroad TO Nc
Coysville. He was a soldier. and is
well liked by all who know him.
James N. Nelson, Representative
d lega:e, is one Of the best known
business men in the county, be;na
the senior partner of Nanbeok &
Nelson. He is a fair man and in
the Sista convention viii do what he
believes to be for the best interes:
Of the republican party.
Harry C. Mcclellan, County Chair
man, is capable young business
man, conducting the timing business
and acting hardware agent. The
republican party should come man,
fully to his aid in making the present
campaign Gu eiticient one.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Bsalc-U.-G. Uble, w. A. Beaver
Black Log2A. W. oppls' Thomas
Vaugban-
! oBeaa.S Sware-A B. EvWa I. F
was petrtfied.' He-v-,..- only ST,
e her hoSelessly. She ,ravetlsf, e. ID.
Fsrmanagh-C. Ell Hover, s. I
Stoner.
Greeaw e. Zieders, D. G.
Wileman-
Lack-D. c. Swarner, j. FL. Wal
lace.
Aiifflintown-W. L. Hoops, Car
F. Espenschade.
Milford - Geo. Z. Balsbach, Chas
l. Rowe.
Morroe-Davis Bottiger, John M
Basom.
PORT Roysl-W. R Wharton, G.
Ed Kennedy.
Patterson-Geo. W. DCugnnGr
Chas Khisley.
Spruce Hill-LoS Evans, o. L
Wolf.
Susquehanna-A. X. Troutmap
". w. Schaffer.
Tbompsontown-H. A. Meyers,
". r. Long.
Turbett-S. A. Nee airs, G. A
Haffiey.
Tuscarora-T. NJ. Harry, d. z
Beale,
Walker-M. L. Keiser, Arthu.
Snuman.
HARRY O. MCCLELLAN,
Chairman.