The St. Johns herald., 1890-10-23

cratic ticket for the Assembly from this county is so we'll and favorably known, that it Is useless for us to say anything about him. He has filled two of the most important positions in the county, that of Treasurer and Probate Judge, and has performed the duties which de- volved upon him with such fidelity, impartiality and fairness, that even his enemies cannot say ought against him. His past record Is a guarantee that he will represent the county in the next legislature with credit to himself, honor to the coun- tv and benefit to his constituency. He should and will be elected by a handsome majority.
 ST. GEORGE cREAGHE.
 No man in our community stands higher in the confidence and esteem of our citizens, than St. George Creaghe, candidate for sheriff. He is just closing his first term in that important office, and so faithfully and impartlally has he discharged his official duties, that we predict for him an immense majority on the 4th of November. Mir. Crcaghe is ono of our heaviest taxpayers, and is a man of unquestioned honesty and integrity, and is peculiarly fit ted and qualified for sheriff of this county.
 THOMAS s. BUNCH,
 of Holbrook, Democratic nominee for District Attorney, is the popu- lar attorney at Holbrook. He is well qualified to discharge the many important duties that will devolve upon him as the legal advisor of the county, and we arc confident that he will discharge those duties fearlcssly and impartially, and make a record for himself, in pro- tecling the interests of the county, and in prosecuting all violators ot the law, that our citizens can point to with pride.
 ART MCDONALD,
 candidate for Probate Judge, IS at present our Under Sheriff, having discharged the duties connected with that office with marked abili- ty for two or three years. He was appointed in 1888, by the Territo- rial Superintendent of Public h. struction, a member of the County Board of Examiners, to examine applicants for teachers certificates, a position which he has filled with | great credit. He is held in esteem by all who have made efforts 10 pass the difficult examinations to become qualified school teachers, for his kind words of encouragement, and gentlemanly and courteous treat ment. MT. Mcdonald IS we'll qual- fled for Probate Judge and County and will discharge the duties of his office impartially and intelIgentIy.
 CHARLES JARVIS,
 candidate for Recorder, is young man of good education and gentle manly department. He has never sought office, but the delegates as- at our late convention, were looking for competent men to fill the various offices-men quail fed 70 perform the particular du- ties of each position, and MT. Jar wis was unanimously agreed upon, as the proper man to keep the rec ords for the next two years.
 w. H. GIBBONS,
 Democratic candidate for County Treasurer, is one of our prosperous farmers, and we predict when elect ed, the funds of the taxpayers will be protected and paid out honestly, as has been done for the four years past. He is gentleman who stands high in the neighborhood where he resides tor truthfulncss, honesty and integrity. He will make an official of which any county might we'll be proud, and we believe he will not only receive his party vote.