Republican delegate convention set for Athens Ohio
The Republican voters of Athens county are invited to a delegate convention at City Hall Athens Ohio on Monday July 12 1886 at 1 a m to elect eight delegates and eight alternates to the Republican State Convention and delegates to the Congressional Convention in the 16th district. A Republican primary will be held Saturday July 10 1886 to nominate candidates for Auditor Commissioner and Infirmary Director and one county central committeeman per township and precinct except Nelsonville. Delegates apportioned by Foraker vote with numerous township and precinct lists and precinct officers named. Polls open 1 p m to 6 p m July 10 1886.
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Athens County
Athens
Ohio
16Th
Nelsonville
Alexander Township
Dent. Ames
Scons
Rose
Bern Township
Clark Edgerton
Canaan
O. Hill
Carthage
Cabana
COE
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Millfield Pre
Leroy Woodworth
Chauncey
P. Armstrong
Lodi
Abram Martin
York
Buchtel
H. T. Lee
Floodwood
S. C
F. Welch
Central
Sodee Foraker
Foraker
Alexander
Ames
Teks
Lodie
Rome
Trimble Tp
Troy
Leapre Shake
Pia Mesbranene
Waterloo
Marshfield
Mineral
Peaieseh
Morome
Republican County Central Committee
Athens Co
Republican Cen. Com
George Kaler
A. B. Frame
Common Pleas
Kainiah Gallia
PEI
Cnnicristensan
Washington
Republican Judicial Convention Fourth Circuit Ohio Set for June 30
A Republican Judicial Convention will meet in Chillicothe Ohio on June 30 1886 to nominate a judge for a six year term from February 1887 Delegates from the Fourth Judicial Circuit counties will be allocated at one for every 400 votes cast for J B Foraker in 1885 plus a fraction over 200 yielding 122 delegates The convention is organized by the Fourth Circuit Republican Committee chaired by McH C Jones Arthur May 25 1886
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Lovelock
P.m
Fourth Judicial Circuit of
J. B. Foraker
Fourth Circuit
Mc H.C. Jones
McArthur
Judicial Committee Minutes Record May Convention Delegates
Fragmentary notice records a May date on hands of a judicial committee for inviting delegates to a convention. Names appear as Haatmaway and Blackaller with M. Jewrr and W. Heaney involved.
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