The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-09-17
COAT SUITS AT KERNS' THIS FALL
SURE WINNER.
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mated by acclamation.
Judge j. Frank Wilson in a speech
which clearly and logically set forth
the Importance of the office aud the
able and efficient manner in which
John Q Roads had performed it's
arduous and difficult duties In the past
three years named him on his record
for denomination and moved that the
rules be suspended and he be nomi-
mated by acclamation.
When Liberty township was rea he'd
In the call for nominations for Prose-
cutting Attorney Prof e G. Smith in
short but clear cut and forcible way
named Irwin Mc0. Smith for renomi.
nation. He spoke of Mr.. Smiths ex-
ceptional qualifications for the office
and of the Jealous and able manner
in which he had performed its duties
during his incumbency. The nomina-
tlon was made by acclamation.
Ellis Druhot, of White Oak, named
Cary A. Long for Sheriff and recog.
nising Mr. Longs complete fitness for
the Office he was unanimously nomi-
mated.
The first contest alose over the
nomination for Clerk of Courts
Capt. d. M Barrett in his inimitable
manner presented the name of @. N.
Carper, of Paint township. A. j.
Fling presented the name of j. Ed
shannon and spoke of his fitness and
qualifications for the Office. A ballot
was taken which resulted in the
nomination of Shannon 73 to 40.
The names of John Wesley Cox, of
Leesburg and Charles d. johnson
we're presented for Treasurer. col.
Il A Pavey presented the name of
Cox and forcibly set forth the reasons
why he should oe nominated and the
claims of Fairfield township to a
candidate on the ticket. George l..
Garrett presented Johnson's name
and showed that by training and
natural ability his complete fitness
for the office. The ballot resulted
johnson 78 Cox So
On the first call of the townships no
name was presented for Recorder.
Immediately following the call Clay
White presented the name OF O. A
Tener, of Brushcreek township, and
told of his fitness and ability and
called attention to the fact that he
had proved himself popular at home
by carrying Brushcreek township by
over 100 for Justice of the Peace. He
was nominated by acclamation.
G. N. Carey was named by John S.
Faris, of Penn, for denomination as
County Commissioner, aud upon mo
ton he was nominated by acclama'
tion. Hon. a. a. Redkey presented
the name of Charles f. Roberts, of
Concord, and secured favor with the
crowd by his clever and ingenious,
speech. o. A. White, editor of the
Greenfield Republican, in an eloquent
aud forcible manner, presented the
name of A. G. Cockerill, OF Madison
township, and the claims they had for
a candidate on the ticket.
Charles D. Harris presented the
name of A. W. Pence, of New Market
and spoke of his complete fitness for
the position of Commissioners. There
being three Commissioners to nomi-
nate and Mr.. Carey having been nom
mated by acclamation this left three
names before the convention for the
two places. The ballot resulted :
Cockerill, 100; Roberts, 30; Pence,
81.
For Infirmary Directors, three to be
nominated, ]. Frank Wilson presented
the name of A. II. Hull, of Marshall.
John Faris named Walter B. Rogers,
of Penn, and M. j. Pulliam, jr, VIM,
Hopkins, of Salem. They we're nomi'
mated by acclamation.
DIR. ]. W. Leathnrman was renomi-
mated by acclamation for Coroner.
L.R. Dcukwall presented the name
of Il. w. Hunter for denomination as
Surveyor, and with his unanimous
nomination a good days work was
ftly completed.
The enthusiasm and care exercised
by the delegates and the unusually
able ticket nominated augur well for
Republican success In November.
You can not do better than vote
this ticket as printed.