TWO ARE RECOMMENDED.
Alonzo Barber For Register of Deed* 1
AnJ Ell S. Turlington For Sheriff.
To the Domocra'U voters of John- a
slon County:
We, whose mmri *111 app< ar nt 1
the close of this article. d>nlre to ?"
?ay a few things In behalf of our t
esteemed friend and neighbor. Mr. 1
Alon/o Rarbcr, whose name will be
presented to the Democratic Conven
tion on the third of August for Regls
ter of Deeds. We have known hlin '
from chll Ihood and feel safe In say
ing. there I no; n man In John 'on
County that ha< a better rerord than
he and as far as hi-> quail i'-atlons for
the duties of the off! e are concern
ed, they cannot be excelled, for we
have no Idea there Is a man In John- 1
ston County more competent than lie.
One other point We feel like the VO- (
ters of Johnston County should not f
overlook: Many years ago, he was i
afflicted with rheumatism, which I
left him unable to do much manunl <
labor, with a large family dependant f
upon him for support. Mr. Harber t
has never had the advantages that <
most of the men that the people of I
JnhiiMon County hav< placed In this I
paving office. He is a poor man i
and has b-en deprived of the advan- ?
tages that most of those that have
and are now seeking the same place,
lie has practically hail to right his
?way to the front. Voters of John
ston County, whi n the ::rd day of 1
August conies and you are to choose
a man for Register of Deeds, we
think you would do well, t? consider
this matter well before you make up
your minds, whom you will Hiipport.
Democrats, let's nominate Alonzo
Harber for Register of Deeds and Kll i
S. Turlington for Sheriff and the
people of Western Johnston ?ill be
satisfied.
C,. W. JOHNSON.
J. D. MORGAN.
J. WILLIS CRKECH.
Just To Remind You.
Tn I ho Voters of Grand Old John
ston?Greeting:
We Foe In the columns of The
Herald a communication now and
th?"n n king that the office seek the
inr.ri, and not the man seek the of
flee. 1'iit If we are any JudK'* of
things In these fast time*, there are
numbers Keeking, and having friends
to : eek for them. We would be
>slad If Influential men would remem
ber some twenty-five years back,
whi n some men were forced on the
volets of .Johnston County and a
Republican received more than a
thousand majority over one of the
fcest men in the county. Some do
not like to near of the past. To the
delegates of the convention to meet
August ISrd: Hestlr yourselves In
the tipper story and be sure to nom
inate Alonze liarber for Register of
Jieeds and Albert Noble for Clerk of
the Court, If you want harmony and
success. -j
J. H. BROADWELL.
Selma, July 25.
Grimes For Sheriff.
We have but a week now before
we go Into convention to make up
the Democratic ticket to be placed
before the voters of Johnston Coun
ty. Democratic victory at the polls
depends on the ticket we put forth.
1 desire to endorse all that has been
said of Mr. W. P. Grimes, of Ben
tonsvllle township, for sheriff, and to
say with all due respect of the oth
er aspirants that his name on the
ticket means more strength than
any other man we could place there.
His past record as a Democrat; his
well balanced temperament and his
upright character fits him to make
the strongest campaign that is pos
sible for a man to make. Besides he
comes from a part of the County
that Is now and has been for 20
years past, without representation by
nny office of note. Ills nomination
would bring back many Democrats
w lio have grown lukewarm and in
dlffi rent because of n repetition of
the same old ticket. He is worthy
and efficient and would make an
i('< al sheriff, equal to the Honorable
1. T. Ellington.
H. V. ROSE.
Ashley Home for the Legislature.
? * *.
To the Editor:
I heartily endorse the piece that
appeared in the columns of The Her
ald in regard to the candidacy of
Mr. Home. There could not be a
better man found in Johnston Coun
ty to represent us in the Legisla
ture than Mr. Home. He is a man
?off deep thought and broad mind and
?of wide experience, a man who
knows the needs of the people in
all pursuits of life, a man whose
-advice would be sought for in the
.hull bf the Legislature. The only
?V.'ffkulty would be in securing his
consent. Also I advocate re-nomina
tlon of W. S. Stevens for Clerk,
and Ram T. Honeycutt for Register.
There Is a great deal said about ro
tation in office, I favor rotation as
much as any man when we have an
Incompetent man in office that falls
to come up to the standard, but
when we have such men as Stevens
find Honeycutt we bad better give
them at least one more term. If
we are going to (rive all the worthy
men in the County one or two terms
tn office it would never tret round,
life is too short. Give us Home for
the Legisalture, Stevens for Clerk.
Honeycutt for Register, and we will
have a ticket that can't be defeated.
W. B. EASON.
WiUon't Mills. R. F. D. No. 2.
Hales For R;gist?r.
To the Editor:
1 wish to do all I ran for llit Dem
icratic party In the coming election. 1
irid. In order to do this, I think we
hould put forth the best men we t
nve, and I send jou the nauie of t
C. B. HaleK for Krister of Deeds. I |
ersonally know him to be fully qual
fied for the position ai:d a man of
ip to date make up. one who will
iiio-v the people of Johnston County ;
very 'ii/ie he sees theui. We can
lot make a letter selection In the ?
^>unty.
PERCY W. BARBER. !,
Clayton, July 2.r>.
N. B. Ha'es For Register.
r<> the Kdltor:
For Register of l>eeds of Johnston 1
Vlllit; . I am sure, we < lllinot helei't I
i Ixtter n.an than N. B. llales. He I
s eminently qualified to fill the
jositlon; possessing fine business
in:<lltles, and will le one of the
itroi.Keit men we couM put on our
leket He will know his constitu
ent every time they tin In his of
i ?<. I.et us nominate N. H. Hales
or Uejsister of Deeds and we will
cake no mistake.
J. W. CORBETT. |
Middles, x, R. F. D.
For Register Of Deeds.
To the Kdltor:
Ah our Grand Old Democratic Con
tention Ih soon to assemble In Smith
Held to nominate officer* for the
next two years; I think It needful
Tor us to put forth the best men we
liave. For Register of Deeds, I wish
to say that we could not select a
l>etter man than N. B. Hales. 1 have
known him all his life, and he Is a
gentleman of the highest order, one
that will know the people every time
he meets them, (live us N. B. Hales
for Register of Deeds.
I. D. MANNING.
Selma, R. P. D. No. 2.
Grimes For Sheriff.
Editor Herald:
I wish to endorse through the col
umns of your paper the candidacy of
\V p Orlmes. of Bentonsville Town
ship. for the office of Sheriff of John
ston County. I have known him from
boyhood nnd know, him to be a good
man and well qualified to perform
any and all duties pertaining to the
office of Sheriff. He has always
been a straight Democrat and a hard
worker for Democracy. He has al
ways been successful and strict to
business, always making a succes.
His father and mother both dying
when he was quite young, he went
to work and succeeded in getting
an education. He has been suc
cessful as a teacher, as a merchant
nnd as a farmer, and he has served
as a deputy sheriff in his township
for several years and has made many
friends. If the Democrats of the
County will meet In Convention on
the 3rd day of August and nominate
him he will add many votes to the
ticket. So let me urge every Demo
crat to go to the Convention and
let's nominate him and he will sure
ly be elected by a large majority and
make n sheriff that everybody in
?lohnston County will be proud of.
R. I. OORCRN.
Willow Springs, N. C. R. No. 1.
An Open Letter.
T<> the Democracy of .Johnston Coun
ty:
At the time I first announced my
candidacy for the nomination for the
office of Register of Deeds, I Intend
ed to call on my friends throughout
the County and personally solicit
their support. I have been unable
to do so because of the fact that
my w ork was needed in my crop, and
also i could not spare my stock
from the plow. My farmer friends
will appreciate the situation and
?ardon me for having stayed at
ioni" when 1 say that "I as well as
they, have had to battle with old
"General Green."
1. therefore, take this method of
calling upon my friends and support
>rs ti come to the convention on
Ad just 3rd and stand by me. I can
easily be nominated If they will at
tend the convention. I regret that
circumstances have been such as to
prevent my seeing you. Take this
card for a visit and meet me in
Sniithfield on the 3rd. Every vote
and every word spoken in my behalf
will be greatly appreciated.
Yours in Democracy,
ALONZO BARBER.
Elevation Township.
For Treasurer.
Mr. Editor:
I see in your paper the name of
Mr. Chas. N. Parker has been an
nounced for Treasurer of Johnston
Couaty. I heartily endorse every
word that has been said about Mr.
Parker, and also recommend him
as being the right man for the of
fice. Let's all nominate him on the
3rd day of August and old Johnston
will have as good a man for Treasur
ei as it has ever had.
W. A. EDWARDS.
Princeton, N. C.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Candidate For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself a tan
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Democratic Convention.
\VM. D. AYERA.
Smlthfleld. N. C. July 21. '10.
Richardson For Sheriff.
ro the Editor:
I noticed In last week's Herald a
number of endorseuii nts of C. W.
Richardson for the next Sheriff of
lohnston County, and this suits my
way of seeing things exactly. Mr.
Richardson has had some experience
with the "Rads" of Johnston Coun- l
iv, and If you good Democrats of the
othfr townships will Join Reulah and
nominate him for the next sheriff, the
Republicans will fare Just as they
have always done when he was in
the fight.
Mr. Richardsou has not only been
active In Johnston County politics,
but is a substantial business man as ?
well, and will fill the office of Sher- i
Iff as creditably as the present sher
iff and his famous predecessor.
Yours for Democratic success,
W. N. BARDEN.
Micro, N. C. July 2.">th, 1910.
Banner's Modest Claim.
Mr. Editor:
Banner township Is so modest in
her claims upon the Democracy of i
the Couuty that some of the town
ships seem to think that she as
no rights. I said some of the town
ships, may be, I should 'have said
one of the townships. Those who
have kept up with the claims of
?his one township know that It
has two candidates for sheriff, one
for Treasurer, one for Representa
tive to the Legislature, one for Coro
ner. one for County Commissioner,
and may be one for the Senate, etc.
Now, we have our candidate for
office, and he is so modest that he
has scarcely let It be known. This
man is candidate for Sheriff. His
name Is Ell S. Turlington.
Give us Turlington for Shreiff and
he will help roll up a big majority
for the party.
E. L. HALL.
tli-nson, N. C.
W. L. Standi for Treasurer.
To the Editor:
I wish to recommend to the vo
ters of Johnston County assembled
In Smithfiild August U, 1910, W. L.
Standi for Treasurer. He Is a bril
liant young man highly competent to
fill the office with credit to himself
and the County. He is a self made
man having taught school in my
neighborhood a good while having tak
en a course of bookkeeping in King's
Business College, now has a position
with J. I. Barnes & Bro., Clayton, N.
C. Mr. Standi is a cripple man,
has to walk on crutches. He is a
man that has a lot of energy and
perseverance and would give his en
tire time to the duties of the office.
Mr. Standi is a very worthy man
for the office and would make an
Ideal treasurer. 1 hope the Demo
crats of Johnston County will con
sider his condition and nominate him
and I am sure he will give entire
satisfaction.
W. B. EASON.
Wilson's Mills, N. C? R. F. D. 2.
W. L. Standi For Treasurer.
Mr. Editor:
Please give me space in your pa
per to add my endorsement to Mr. W.
L. Standi for treasurer. 1 have
known Mr. Standi since early boy
hood, and have always found him
strictly reliable. He is worthy and
capable, and is well thought of by
those who know him best.
JOHN T. TALTON.
Clayton, N. C., July 26.
Richardson For Sheriff.
Mr. Editor:
Please allow nie a small space in
your valuable paper. I want to en
dorse what has been said through
the columns of this paper to the
Denioeratic voters concerning the
nomination of Clarence W. Richard
ardson for Sheriff. I have known
him for several years. Have found
him to be a straight-forward gen;
tleman. He Is clever, euergetic,
smart, and competent and worthy of
holding any office In the county. He
was reared on the farm and knows
the farmers' needs. He is a plain,
every day the same. man. Is soci
able nnd polite to all. And although
having been honored as Senator and
Representative, he has never seem
ed to feel himself above his fellowmen
in the least. Should we elect him
to the office of sheriff, he would ac
cept the office feeling that he was
chosen to be the servant of the peo
ple. \t all times ready to perform
the duties of the office Impartially.
Every Democrat! Go to the conven
tion and nominate Clarence Richard
son for sheriff! He will help us
win the victory and will lead the
ticket.
J. M. VINSON.
From Wilson's Mills Township
July 27. 1910.
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Standi Endorsed. "
To tht Editor- j
Will >..u all >w i. ? -|?:?- < In your
;? ii? m:i!- to add i..y ? ndorsi u..-ut to .
what has already been published In
regard to W. Lester Standi for coun
tv treasurer? A man that I feel
:-ure would glvf tlie county his best
s- rvlce. He Is loved wherever known.
11 lias been badly afflicti-.l since
early childhood. But whi-n he knew j
I .Id not make a living otherwise I
- i about getting an education jl
v.itli but very little (if any) capital, _
except a dead mother's early teach
ing and prayers and the advice of an ,
afflicted father to buoy htm up in i
bis battle to prepare himself for ,
usefulness, and how well he has
succeeded Is attested by the fact
that wherever he is known he is
esteemed for the clean, manly life
that he lives and bis helpfulness to
those with whom he comes in con
tart so when our county convention
meets on August 3rd, let's nominate
him for county treasurer, for he is
fully competent and would be a faith
ful public servant.
JOHN' \V. KEEN.
Four Oaks. N. C., July 26.
He Wants Edmundson.
Editors Herald:
Please allow me space in your
paper to recommend a man for Reg
ister of Deeds who Is In every re
spect qualified to fill the office with
credit to himself, his party and his
county. A man who is a successful
farmer and business man, a man
who If nominated will be elected and
fill the office up to the high Stan- j
dard of the present incumbent. The
man of whom I have reference is Mr.
Ed S. Edmundson, of Pleasant Grove I
Township.
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Benson, N. C. R. No. 1.
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Endorsing Wiggs.
We wish to ask the Democratic
Convention to nominate Wiggs for
treasurer for the following reasons:
First?He has already proven him
self to be in every way fitted for
the office.
Second?Six years ago he led the
ticket in the county. .
Third?His only way of making a
living is to work it out on the farm
and having been a cripple in both
hands and one foot from infancy,
making it hard for him, having nev
er had the advantage of a father or
any one to help him to prepare for
bookkeeping or anything that others
have had the advantage of, being
poor and not able to prepare him
self only as he could work it out.
Fourth?He is now* 53 years of age
and will not likely ever be before
the people again, while others though
are cripple, are young and have the
advantage of an eduaction and a
position to make a living without go- ,
ing to the farm to work it out and
will stand a good chance in the fu
ture to obtain an office, while ow
ing to Mr. Wiggs' age he will not.
We would respectfully ask the peo
ple to consider the above, and let's
nominate him.
Signed:
Lawrence Brown, W. A. Corbett, D.
T. Creech. G. B. Worley, S. R. Pee
din, J. H. Woodard, A. G. Stancil, G.
W. Parrish, J. W. Crumpler, D. B.
Oliver, W. A. Herring, B. A. Creech,
B. Crocker, E. V. Peedin, Elder J.
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