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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06
The Skowhegaa Elestien--Ths Facts.
SKowHEGAN, Mar. 4, 1879

EpIToR OF JOURNAL Il wish to correct a
statement that W i'll be probably be put forth
in the democratic greenbaek newspapers
throughout this and other States in regard
to the grssnback victory in our board Of Sc.
lectmen, assessors, &C., at last Mondays
election. The old board consisted Of two
republicans and one democratic member.
The new members Of the board are Mr.. Bar
nett Whorff, life long consistent democrat
Mr.. Snow, q republican, for many years
an efficient municipal officer OF this town ;
Mr.. Perkins has always voted with the re-
publican party up to last fall. then pro-
claimed himself in favor Of the greenback
doctrine The three are honorable men and
will conduct the affairs of tho town to the gen
eral satisfaction Of all parties. The election
was not conducted upon political issues, but
the grocnbsckers, eager to make capital
claim it 4 grand victory In their favor. X.
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winthrop Locals.

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gave a very attractive entertainment At Pack
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06
THx HAsrHRN QUESTION.
The Russians will Ful6l the Condition,
Of the Berlin Treaty.

PnLLiPPoLIs, March 5. Prince Korsakoff
Thursday. will assume command Of the Rus
sian forces In Eastern Roumelis. The Rus
sian authorities have given renewed assur-
ances Of their intention 10 fulfil the condi-
tions Of the treaty Of Berlin.
NRw York. March .. Ayienna despatch
states the Russian General Tchernietf is still
at Phillipopolis, and it is believed he Is at the
head of the Russian system of gymnasian
clubs in Roumelia, which drill young men for
military service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06
Gardiner Local News.

The city election for Mayor and members
Of the city council was held on Monday
Hon. ID. c. Palmer, the republican candi
date, was elected by majority of GAL. The
tickets for aldermen and councilman were
considerably mixed up, and resulted in the
election of eleven republican and Ave fusion
members Of the council, and four republican
and two fusion members of the board of
aldermen. There was no election Of two
councilmen in ward two and the mayor and
aldermen have called another election for
next Monday. The following is the vote for
MAYOR by wards:
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The Legal Tender Act.

The constitutionality Of the legal tender
act, as far ~ it applies to the issue of govern
ment notes in time Of peace, having the quail
ity Of legal tender for private debts, is about
to be brought to test in the courts, by an
agreement between s. Is. Chttenden, men,
Der Of Congress from Brooklyn, and General
Butler, each agreeing to bear the costs on his
side Of the case, which 10 to be real one.
Mr.. Chittenden for creditor, who brings the
suit, and General Butler for debtor, he assert
ing the right of government to issue legal
tender paper money at all times. Butler
means to argue the case for himself. Senator
Edmunds Of Vermont, and VIM. Allen Butler
of New York, will manage for Chittenden.
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Alarming Runners Of Its Progress In As.
trachan.

NEw York, March 5. Consul Heap at
Constantinople, says that alarming rumors
prevail Of the progreAs of the plague in As
trachan. Constsntinople was thrown into
panic recently. by the report Of case near
Salonica. From the best information Consul
Heap is able to obtain, it would appear that
the pestilence in consequence Of energetic
measures Of the Russian authorities, has been
confined to the localities where it first APP
peared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06

We understand that the late Mrs.. J. W.
Bradbury of this city, made sundry requests
for public charitable objects:
For the Maine General Hospital, located at
Portland, S5, 900; for St. Marks Home for
Aged and INDECENT Women, located in this
city, the income of 81, 900 annually for ten
years, with tho right to pay over the princi-
give promise of permanency; for the Howard
Benevolent Society of Augusta, $50 annually.
for ten years for the Gould" connected with
St. Marks Church, $50 annually for ten
years.
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Nsess ana Gossip.

This 10 the last number Of the Daily our
legislative subscribers will receive for the
session Of 1879. With Charles A. Sprague,
- reporter in tho Senate, Frank A. Small,
reporter in the House, and special reports Of
every committee forccasting legislation, with
full legislative notes and gossip, the Journal
has been 4 more complete legislative paper
than during fny winter since its existence.
Aner q winter Of intense labor, we feel like
eonsratulating ourselves upon this fact.
The Fifty eighth Legislature adjourned
yesterday, q little past noon, having been in
ssssion Ga DAYS. counting Sundays and the
days adjourned over. The legislature passed
lsi acts and 81 resolves, the titles of which
will be found on the hrst page Of this paper.
Those members Of the legislature who were
not rapid enough in drawing their mileage,
are now chanting this verse, to the tune Of
the old song, "My old cabin home:"
on the tables OF the SENATE and the House,
There lie the mileage and the veto.
There lies my knife. the JOY Of my life.
And retrenehment lin the grave) 10 the motto.
During the closing days of the legislature
the constitution was freely discussed and
closely examined by the members of the leg
islsture, especially the portion concerning
mileage, and they have returned to their
homes great constitutional expounders.
Not Bangor member present yesterday,
70 weep with chose who wept.
The other day, in his remarks on the pay
Of the officers Of the Senate, Senator Vinton
said that the services Of the Messengers had
never been excellcd. A high compliment to
Messrs.. Lovejoy and Chadbourne.
This reform legislature started out on the
ides Of doing big thing in retrenching on
prayers. Mark the result. Last year the
cost for chaplains Of the House was GAS
this year, ol90.
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Green back Convention.

CHICAGO, March s. The Illinois Green
back Club Convention, which met Monday,
elected r. z. Hoyt of Michigan, President
A platform was adopted affirming the hereto
fore expressed creed Of the greenback party,
and declaring that Postmasters should be
elected; that government should prohibit the
importation of Chinese servie labor; that .
labor bureau should be established, making a
law disenfranchising any person who offers to
purchase or does purchase votes, and calling
for other renOvstions ia the government
The resolutions strongly favor labor reforms
Of various kinds.
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TENNESSEE.


NASHVILLE, March s. On Saturday night
eight masked men called at tho cabin of an
old negro, eight miles from Manchester, and
demanded admittance. He refused and they
set fire to the cabin. Finding that he and his
family would burn TO death IL they remained,
the old man rushed out and was seized by the
msskers and shot. His wife and children
huddled near the remains till morning.
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THE LYNN MURDER.
The Mystery Unravelled..Ths Body Il
Identified.

Bosrox, March 5. The body found in .
trunk at Lynn has at last been identified as
Fannie McConalopus of woburn, whose fam
lily len for California February 9Th. The girl
accompanied them little way and returned
to this vicinity. The seducer of the girl is
known under the alias Of Teddy s. Spencer,
man Of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06

Chicago specials state that the east bound
freight has materially increased for the pas,
week.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, March s. There was an explosion
in Deep Drop pit, near Wakefield, by which
10 persons were killed
PARIS, March 5. Pierre Emmanuel Tirard
10 appointed minister Of commerce.
BRUssELs, March 8. The loss by the burn
ing Of the. Royal Castle of Tervueren, the Sd
inst, is f40,OO
GLASGOW, March 8. Arrived, steamer Eli
rene from Portland,
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VIRGINIA.
Legislative Matters.

RICHMOND, March s. The bill providing
for the settlement Of the State debt passed the
Senate this afternoon, % to 9. The amend
mendments providing for the ratification Of
the proposed settlement by vote of the peo-
pie, we're all rejected. The amendment was
adopted prov iding that bonds exchanged for
outstanding bonds shall be taken and held a.
. full and absolute release Of the State from
all liability ON account Of certificates for w.
virginia's One.third.
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THE ENGLISH LABOR TROUBLES

LONDON, March 8. The Farfer linen work.
ers have struck against a reduction of five
per cent in wages.
The kidder Minister Carpet weavers and
masters have agreed to settle the disagree
ments by arbitration, and the threatened
strike will be ayerted
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ANOTHER HORROR.
Nitro.Glyeerine Explosion..Three Mon
Killed and Several Wounded.

RIcHxoxp, March 5, A premature explo-
sion Of nitro-glycerine at Dutch Gap killed
McHaggerly, government contractor for i'm
provemeuts in Dutch Gap, and Elias Hall,
who had charge Of operating the glycerine.
One negro was killed and several others were
wounded. Halls body was blown into the
river and has not since been recovered. The
explosion occurred while Hall was engaged
in ramming home canister containing thirty
pounds Of nitro -glycerine.
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weather Indicators fsr To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
cold and clear or partly cloudy weather dur
ing the day, followed by threateniug weather
and snow in the northern portions, winds
shifsing to easterly and southery, with fall
ing barometer and rising Temperature BY FRI
day morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06
WARD TWO CAUCUS.

The republicans Of Ward are requested to meet
In Caucus, ut the GRAND JURY Room, In the Court
House,
Thursday Evening, March Q,
at u O'Clock. for the purpose Of nominating ward
officers. Per ORDER.
March ., 1879.
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Burned to Death.

MONTREAL, March 5. The old building be-
longing to the Grand Trunk, near Wellington
st. crossing, was burned this MORNING. The
flames spread rapidly, and prevented the es-
cape of James PECAN and Robert Rodgers,
who were burned to death.
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Suicide.

Suicide.
FALL RIvER, March 5. Annie Buckley,
aged so. in a fit Of dependency, cut her
throat with q razor.
Marine News.
GLoUCEsTER, March 5. Fourteen of the
fishing schooners exposed to the terrible gale
Of February 20, are yet to arrive. Five have
been absent upwards of Eve weeks. Much
anxiety prevails concerning their safety.
Sentenced.
TAUNTON, March 5. Chas. P. Stickney,
the Fall River defaulter, to-day was sentenc-
ed to ave years in the State Prison, with hard
labor.
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WARD FIVE CAUCUS.

Tue Republicans Of Ward Five are requested TO
meet 1t the Schoolhouss. corner Of Middle and East
Chestnut streets. Friday evening at Ia o'clock.
for the purpose Of nominating Ward officers.
PER ORDER.
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Destructive Fire.

NoRrHYIkLD, March s. The Northheld,
VT, House block, comprising the Mortified
Hotel, barber shop, post Office, and Mrs.
Slackers millinery store, was burned this A.
ternoon. Cause, defective chimney. Loss,
9l5 900; insured, Sl0,O
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Fire.

WnkEsBARkE, March s. The Gaylord
coal breaker At Plymouth, operated by Wa
terman & Co., was burned this morning. Loss
a5O 900
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WARD THREE Caucus.

The republicans Of Ward will hold their caucus
for the nomination of ward oficers, ut the Engine
House, Bridge street, FRIDAY EVENING, March 9TH.
1t "a o'clock Tho change IL made on account OF the
general caaeus occurring on Saturday evening
PER ORDER.
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The New Treaty.

YoKAHAxA, February I. The disappont-
ment at the multiplying clause in the new trea-
ty Of the United States and japan, loudly ex-
pressed by all sections of the native commu-
nifty.
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Mr.. Charles l.. Putnam. of this city, lost
a valuable pair of horses Monday by drown
ing. He was driving on Cobbossee stream,
ut the "Hazzards," so called, with load Of
wood when the ice gave way and the horses,
sled and wood, plunged beneath the ice and
were lost.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To be Hung.

CoxcoRD, March 8. Governor Prescott
has refused to commute the sentence Of j. q,
Pinkham, the new Durham murderer, SEN
fenced to be hung the l4th inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06

The republicans Of Ward One will meet in caucus
at the school House on Grove Street. Friday even
ing. March 9TH, At u O'Clock. to nominate Ward
officers, PER ORDER,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York MONEY Market.

New York MONEY Market.
Ereniag Report.
NEW YORK, March 8.
Money loaned at 2l6s- v cent. on call, closing at
2iso- per cent.
Sterling, 4sedssol for long and 1891 $3.50 for short
slsht.
Carrying rates, 1-s2-; borrowing rates. 3la.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06

Mr.. David Cargll is in the city, soliciting
subscribers for the Maine Year Book" II
10 most valuable publication.
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Marine News.
Sentenced,
NEW YORK.
The Cattle Disease,

INV YORK, March 5. Only 200 cows re-
main in the infected Blissville stables, and
they will soon be slaughtered and the stables
destroyed.
Freights.
Chicago specials state that the east bound
freight has materially increased for the past
week.
Efforts to effect the combination Of coal
producing companies, to reduce production,
have thus far failed, but it is reported that
presidents Of some Of the companies will hold
. meeting to-day or tomorrow, for consulta-
ton.
The Presidents Of the coal companies deny
the reports Of combination.
Railroad Matters.
The Union Pacific Railroad held its annual
meeting to-day and elected new board of
directors, among whom, are Sidney Dillon,
Elisha Atkins, Russell Sage, Jay Gould, Jos.
r. Keene and Fred l.. Ames. Jay Gould was
the largest shareholder, voting on l23, 700 Of
his own shares, and 90, 900 by proxy. Sidney
tors report shows considerable increase Of
earnings, and decrease Of expenses during
the past year.
Death.
Leon Hsnen,an, . veteran Mason, author
and editor, died this morning. He has been
unconscious the past week.
Destructive Fire.
BRooKLYS, March 5. The Central Iron
Works, corner Park and Hudson Avenues,
burned tonight. Loss on building machin-
cry and patterns, estimated at 1900; in
surance, $4,000.
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Killed.

PorrsviLLE, March 5. Another man 10
dead from the explosion in Donaldson mine,
yesterday, and another dying.
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A nice smooth road on the ice above the
aa,n from this city to Getchell's Corner, Vas
salboro, and sleighing parties are aware Of
that fact
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06

To ali Who sre suffering from the errors and indls
sretions II youth. nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood, 60, will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by . missionary in South America.
Send self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. IxMAx, Station d, Bible House. New York City
dee37teod&wiy
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.


Bosrox, March 5. A Concord, n. H.,
special says there is = conference Of promi-
nent politicians there, to talk over a vacant
L. s. Senstorship. 1t is believed that Gov
ernor Prescott will appoint Senator w adleigh
to fill the vacancy, until the legislature elects
his successor.
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The Chinese RiII.

The result Of negotiations at Washington 10
eagerly awaited by Chinese officials, especial
ly in the Southern provinces, whence emigra-
ton 10 most profuse.
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The place to get
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FAkTKIDGES DRUG STORE. 'S''
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STATE OF MAINE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, March Sd, 1879
THO the Inhabitants of Augusta, qualified accord
l. ing to law to vote.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your respec
tive Ward Rooms. on Monday, the 10th day of March
A. d. 1870 At nine O'Clock In the forenoon then and
there to give In your votes for the following officers
namely FOR Mayor, one Alderman, Warden, Ward
Clerk and Constable.
The polls will be closed At four o'clock In the after
noon.
will be In open session at their room on Thursday
Friday and Saturday next preceding said day Of eec
ton. from nine to twelve In the forenoon, and from
two TO Ave O'Clock In the afternoon for the purpose
Of correcting the list OF voters in and for the
Wards and receiving evidsseepf the qualification of
voters whose names not Cd said lists.
marsflw W. W. MORSE, City Clerk.
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Reduction.

The Susquehanna Coal Company has noti-
fed employees Of 10 Per cent reduction Of
wages. dating March -.
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Ma. EprroR Won't it be . sight long to
be remembered, when we see those three An
droscoggin men, Councillor Fogg and Repre-
scntstives Atwood and Lane, who were so
conscientious that they could not take their
jack-knives, walking up to the State Treasur-
er's Office and paying back into the treasury
some ffteen dollars each, which the Governor
says they have illegally taken2 Great is re-
form and great are rcformers. X.
The Treasurer Of st. Marks Home CRATE
fully Acknowledges the following donations
for the month of February:
Mrs. J. E. Judd, o.. 90; Mr.. James Bridge,
$500; "a Friend" $1,000; Mr.. u. s.
Wood, = clothes wringer; Mr. George 4.
Hewins, one cord Of wood; Mr.. Grindal. one
pumpkin, = basket Of apples; Mr.. M. :.
Moulton, one quart Of oysters and crackers
Mrs. J. p. Farley, roast Of beef; Mrs. H.
b. willian,, Ave dozen eggs, q package OF
oatmeal.
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WARRINGTON.
The Teller Committed.

WARRINGTON, March 5. The sub-Teller
committee meets March 10th, to investigate
the Thurman branch of inquiry A. to employ
ment Of deputy marshals At elections.
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WARD 2 Caucus,

The republicans Of Ward :. will hold their caucus
for the nomination Of ward ofncers, at the Brick
sshoelheuss. at O'Clock r. N. SATURDAY, EVEN
ING. the sth Inst. fill attendance 10 desired.
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Iupreme Judicial Court-JmdSe Danforth.
s WEDNESDAY, March 9Th.

The Judge spent an hour or tive this morn
ing in assigning cases for trial, but found no
work for the jury to-day. 1t is understood
that the trial Of Jason p. Scribner for murder
will be entered upon tomorrow. Aher
that there will probably be no further inter-
ruption in the " ork Of the term.
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CHINA.
Disasters at Sea.

Hoxa KoxG, Februarys. The British
barque Star Queen, from Nagasaki to Shang.
hal, with coal, was totally wrecked ON South
Gates. The captain and 81 Of the crew were
drowned.
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Special Notices.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay
exhaustion. etc. The only reliable Circulars
mailed free. Address, j. X. REEVES. AZ Chatham
ST., n. Y. febl7-snteod&w3m
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ArMessrs. Williamson 4 Greenwood have added
large lot Of goods to their ave cent counter.
Tie goods all In their line Of business, and will
pay - step in and examine. feb3?fH
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Prayer meeting this evening in the First
Baptist church, Northern Avenue, in this city,
commencing at 7.3o. All are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-06

The National Democrat closed its brief but
miserable existence at quarter past six o'clock
last evening. 1t has been sick ever since it.
birth. Brought up on the bottle and nursed
on rum, NORWOOD and gall it has died be-
fore emerging from long clothes. As n
political help-meet 'the baby" WAS not a
suceess, being despised and rejected
ve ought not to speak Unexpectedly Of
the dead. Henceforth our enemies must
seek for other channels by which to abuse us.
Good bye Pike, Pilsbnry, Boomer, Murphy,
Starbird. aai the whole drive Of co-laborers.
70 use the language Of departing Legislators,
for ysur uniform kindness and courtesy you
will always be held in grateful remembrance.
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Albany Town Election.

Albany Town Election.
The following Officers were chosen on Mon.
day:
Town Clerk--Dexter A. Cummings.
Treasurer-J II. Loveiny.
Agent-Georye French.
Selectmen and Assessors-Geo. French,
VIM NJ. Robbins, Geo. w. Becker.
Superintcnding School Committee-D. A.
Cummings.
Constable and Collector-Justice Aspin-
vail.
The second selectman is = straight demo-
crat. All the others are republicans.
Strengthen your voice and remove Coughs,
Colds and Hoarseness, by taking DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price Is cents per bottle.
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New York Stock Market.
California Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.
The following the closing ofncial prices Of miR
Ing stocks to dHy
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Republican Caucus.
The Republicans Of Augusta are requested 10
meet NJ
GRANITE HALL,
Saturday Evening, March y,
ut : 40 O'Clock TO nominate 4 Candidate for the
Office Of
MAYOR.
Per Order,
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE.
Augusta. March 5. 1917.
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Postal Matters.

The report 10 prevalent that the Chinese
government will establish Post On1ces 1t the
treaty ports, before the close Of the present
year.