The Russellville Democrat., 1888-04-26
HON. JOHN @. HOLLAND.
Prominently Before the People
as q Candidate for Audit
or of State.

as CanaiuaJe Tor Auuft-
or of State.
Following will be found very com
plinentary endorsements by the
press of the candidacy of Hon. John
g. Holland for Auditor OF State,
which any man receiving may we'll
feel proud of:
Hon. John G.. Holland will make q
strong race for Auditor Conway Log
Cabin.
The last words OF this editorial bre-
witty from the J.. X. Democrat we
heartily endorse, and do so upon per-
sonal acquaintance OF twenty years. 49,
Arkansas Methodist.
Hon. John G. Holland of Searcy is a
candidate for auditor Of state. Mr..
H olland Ia well and foyorably known
throughout the state, and the one that
beats him will 'get thar Eli. Van
Buren, county Democrat.
Hon. John G.. Holland, of Searcy,
is in the city. He is squarely in the
race for auditor, aud II he should be
elected, the State will have an honest,
capable and faithful officer-L. r.
Democrat.
John G. Holland of White county is
candidate for the Office Of State Aud
itor, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic convention. He has been a
clerk in the Auditors Office and is well
qualified to be at the head Of it.
John G. Holland, OF Searcy, has
formally announced his intention of be-
coming q candidate for auditor of state.
He has been connected with that office
for some time, and would make good
auditor. Pope County Mail.
John G.. Holland, of Searcy, Ark,
has announced hamself as candidate
for state auditor, subject to the action
of the democ -atic state convention. He
has had fourteen months experience in
that Office as deputy. He is fully
competent and is q man of most excel
lent character.-Oz Democrat.
Hon. John G. Holland editor of the
Searcy Beacon has announced himself
a candidate for Auditor of State, sub
ject to the action of the State Demo-
cratic Convention. Mr.. Holland has
had fourteen months experience in the
auditors Office, and with his past expe4
rience, could doubtless fill the office
with caedit to himself honor to the
State and satisfaction to the people,
GAINESVILLE Journal.
Hon. j. G.. Holland of Searcy, can
didate on the democratic ticket for
Auditor of State is receiving the hear
ty support of the press throughout the
State. Mr.. Holland is worthy and well
qualified, and If elected would fill the
position with honor to himself, and
the state at large.--Van Buren, County
Democrat.
John G. Holland Is out in circular
announcing himself as o candidate for
auditor of sta tie, subject to the action of
the next democratic state convention.
He has had fourteen months practical
experience in the office and is in every
way fitted for the place.---Morrilton
Headlight.
Hon. j. G. Holland, Of Searcy, paid
our city visit Thursday. He is a
candidate for State Auditor, and we
feel safe in saying that If he should be
elected, the office will be well filled.
We hope to see the democrats OF jack
son county give his claims due consld-
GRAFTON when the convention meets
Newport Herald.
Through circular letter Hon. John
G.. Holland of Searcy. informs US that
he is a candidate for Auditor Of State,
subject to the action of the democratic
party. Mr.. Holland served fourteen
months in the Auditors Office during
the years of 1885, '86 and 'S7 and has
fair knowledge Of the duties therein.
He is amoug the best men of the. state.
and should he receive sufficient support
to nominate, we will gladly hoist his
name to our masthead---El Dorado
Herald.
Our distinguished friend, the Hon.
j. G. Holland, is among the most
prominent candidates for State office.
He asks to be elected Auditor of
State. That he is worthy and capable
goes without saying. He halls from
White county, and has through
knowledge of the affairs of the State,
and has, by fourteen months expert
ence as chief clerk in the Auditors Of
flee, familiarized himself with the du-
ties Of this responsible office; hence.
there can be no risk in entrusting the
Office to his care.--Des Arc Citlzen.