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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
8
Announcement from J W Wise running for Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit subject to the Democratic primary. He pledges to perform full duty to the best of his ability and asks voters for support.
A candidate for Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit appeals to white voters. E M Smith states he seeks the Democratic primary and will discharge duties to the best of his ability if elected.
J. M. Strickland of Griffin Georgia announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit and asks for voters' support and votes.
O W Whatley announces his bid for sheriff of Fayette County, subject to Democratic committee rules. He states he is qualified, aims to serve his native county, promises a vigorous, fearless, honest discharge of duty, and asks for voters' support.
Fayette County sheriff candidate F B Brown seeks renomination under Democratic rules. He appeals to voters to judge his record, cites nightly response to duty, and notes about 900 dollars paid into the county treasury during his term. He thanks supporters and asks for renewed backing.
In a voter message to Fayette County residents, T. J. Mitchell announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic Executive Committee primary. He pledges to perform his duty if elected and points to his past record as the basis for support.
To the voters of Fayette County the message states the sender has never asked for any benefits or favors and emphasizes a straightforward fiscal appeal. The note aims to clarify intentions and urge voter awareness ahead of tax matters.
John R. Longino announces his candidacy for Tax Collector of Fayette County. He adheres to applicable rules and regulations and earnestly seeks the support of the voters. He signs respectfully.
A candidate for tax collector of Fayette county announces his campaign under Democratic guidance and invites support from fellow citizens. J. F. Smith expresses appreciation for interest and backing.
Democratic candidate Jno. R. Brooks declares his candidacy for Fayette County Tax Collector and pledges to faithfully perform duties if elected. Letter emphasizes dedication to public service under party rules.
J J Davis announces candidacy for Fayette County Ordinary under the county officers primary rules. He asks for support and pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability if elected.
J R Murhhy announces candidacy for Ordinary of Fayette county under county Democratic rules. He asks for consideration at the polls and promises to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected.
H Thompson submits his candidacy for Tax Receiver promising a vigorous, fearless, honest discharge of duty if re elected. He expresses gratitude to supporters and asks for continued support.
In a Republican era notice J W Spratlin announces his candidacy for Tax Receiver of Fayette County subject to the Democratic Primary on June 4 1908. He previously held the office in 1901 and 1902 and asks voters support to again serve if elected.
A. O. Blalock announces his candidacy for the office of Representative. He asks for the support of voters across the county and pledges to represent local interests.
R P Minter announces candidacy for county representative in the Democratic Primary on June 4 1908. He pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability and oppose measures harming the public interest while honoring Confederate soldiers and widows.
A candidate for county treasurer appeals for votes in Fayette County. He states he is poor with no property or means and pledges to faithfully discharge duties if elected.
A. A. Turner pledges to uphold duties to the best of ability if elected county treasurer, stating he has never sought office before and requests support from Fayette County Democratic Executive Committee.
Will T. Norton submits a declaration of candidacy for county treasurer subject to the Democratic primary as ordered by the executive committee. He thanks supporters and seeks one more term, ending with respectful regards.
A resident in the county for over forty years announces candidacy for County Treasurer. He describes himself as a poor man and pledges to discharge duties faithfully if elected, submitting to the rules of the Democratic committee.
E. W. Dukes announces self as candidate for county commissioner subject to the Democratic Primary on June 4. He asks for support and pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability if elected.
Authorized notice proclaims Fion A Blalock will seek the county wide primary on June 4. He endorses the 1906 Macon Platform and supports pensioning Confederate veterans with annual pensions. His formal announcement appears in next week’s columns and he seeks friends’ support across the county.
An 83 year old candidate announces his bid for County Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary. He notes his single eye and says he has served the people once and seeks the support and influence of friends and all county residents.
A Fayette County voter notice announces a candidate for Treasurer subject to the June 4 primary. The candidate explains only a few years remain and notes an almost fatal battle field wound.
A Civil War veteran, destitute due to an ore leg injury, crutches, and failing health, appeals to fellow citizens for support and votes for the office of Treasurer in his native county. He says he cannot stay long and asks for votes, support, and influence. He signs as J. H. Wiluhorp.
A candidate announces bid for county commissioner in the upcoming June primary, signaling official entry into the election and outlining intent to seek the party nomination. The statement emphasizes local governance goals and commitment to serving constituents through the primary process.
J W Dixon announces candidacy for Fayette County Commissioner in the Democratic primary set for June 4. He pledges to perform his duties as he sees fit if elected.
A candidate appeals to Democratic veterans stating for Treasurer of Georgia that after more than twenty years in office he will deliver faithful administration. He references prior service and promises scrutiny by the public if elected, signing as William J. Seer.
A Raleigh area reader, Georg Moore of Greensboro North Carolina, credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life during a battle with consumption. He reports improvement began with the first bottle and notes the remedy cured his coughs and strengthened his lungs. trial bottle offered free at Fayetteville Drug.
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